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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
etaatSna6rt@te,s.

5 Das nd@ite Sdnserfeit Der norwess
ii4sameritanii@en @eiansuereine oes
NorbmeFens mirb in 1898 in Duluth
absebalten werben.
5 Sn elmer tiirsli9 in Minneapolis
einsetroffenen Garlaouus Grobeeren aus
Miiiouri bsfano ii& aud cine srobs
&i1te uou, 1uel@e an Cole younser i'm
3u@tbauie gu Stillmater coniisnirt,
bemi ielben Don einem sroben Grbbeerens
;iidter, 9tamens :. :. Brior, fret 3u:
seianbt worOen mar.
s Mm l. Suni ls49 erlieB Nleranoer
Jtamiep cine 9roclamation, bur3 melde
bas Territorium Minneiota ais uol1 itdns
big orsanilirt ertldrt wurbe, unb uirb
nun pon 9errn Mrtbur W. Dunn ems
pfoblen, am l. SUM 1899, an wel@en'
Gage es SO Sabre iein ,uiirben, gu Gbren
bieies Greisui1es cine paiienbe 6eier gu
ueranitalten, uno jmar in ct. Saul.
no @ouu. Stanley feline Broclomation
erlieB, mel@es bic @apitolitabt mar uut
nod 1T.
5 GIN entietli@es l1nslad bat bic
Tamilie pom @uitau 0iid in 9ermann>
tomn in ct. Qouis County betroffen
.6err Gid batte feu9tsemorbenes Dps
namit, ueldes er gum Baumitumpens
iprensen setrau4te, in ben sebei3ten
Ofen selest, um bafelbe gu trodnen. Iui
uuaufsetlarte @eiie fam baiielbe gum
erplobiren, llnb cine 9rauenbafte Gata>
tropbe erfoISte. 9err uno Grau 3id
uurben bu9fdbli@ in @tide seri0en
unb benz dlteiten Sobne muroe bic re9te
6anb peritiimmelt, unb erlitt berielbe
nod aneere Derlebunscn, io6aB feline
iofortise l1eberfiibruns na6 benz 9ospis
tai anseoronet uno aussefii9rt muroe.
Das 6aus nit ldmmtlidem Snbalt
uuroe in Ntome aeri1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
Gourtlano : Gurreippnocu3.
l.. SUM.

+ /. SuHt.
Infer Siuase= goarb sebt nit benz Ylane
nn,, Npparate CUR getdmpfnns pom Neue,
an,uidaiien. Ties 1T obne 3neiiel cine per=
niinfti9e Sbee. benn ioute bel ben of
berrl lhenbem Winben einmal Neuer ausbre4e,l,
iGnbe bos gauge Stabt9en in @efabr.
cm 6oipital in Seem l1lm itarb am sSrei=
tag Mor9e,, I'M Mlter Don "a Sabren Sret
8un9e, ua6bem er ii9 als leetes Mittel
elmer Operation llntermorfen bate. go,
meni9eu Woden nod tern9elunb, n,lBte G,
e,nem tiidii1en Qeioen llnterliegeu. Seine
gSittme unb inni fleine &inber betrauern be,,
@erluit ibres grnabrers. g8le ausen,ein be:
liebt unb 9ea1tet Der 8eritorbeue mar, be,pies
am beutli9iten bic sablrei1e 8etbelisuns al
belleu 2eidenbe9dnsniB, pelbes am Cont:
tag uon Der bieiiSen lutb. Stride aus itatt:
fanb.
gilbert svreita9 beianb li1 am Samita9 III
Stem lllm, Inn nit benz peder Soften, g. u.
g., au ben Menorial= Neierli@teiten tbeil;u=
nebmen.
!9earp Sunse limb smei Sobne aus Gbicaao
,uobnteu am 9ounta9 benz 2et9enbe9an9uib
ibres Sobnes reip. grubers BET.
&. s. Dotp pllrbe am Montas enbli9 nit
benz Drelden el'ler leeldbri9eu !9almtru9t
ferti9.
@obert Nieber aus Morsan ldbt ein &C.
bGube erridten, il, wel9em Wm. s. Wen6t
bemnadf eine S&miebewerftott erOiinell
,pirb. d.
Gin fleiner Sam,lien;wiit peruria9te ba,
bier einise 91ufregun9. Mui eime freunbli4e
Ginlab,ng (mollten iasen 9orlaoun9) bes
Triebensri9ters er)9ienen beibe 8arteien por
Il. gbren. Jsa9 3abluns pon je $l5 reidte,'
iit bic Streiteubell be Sanb CUR GerIobnun9
uno ginger suiammen = fiiden.
Mattice &apmonb lit an Oieufo9 nit So:
Mile na6 Sanborl iiberseiiebelt Cine
;ablrei9e Nrcnnoi6aft wiini9te ibm Slid
auf ben 9Ses.
Gie 0iientlide Sdule in unierem 9iitrifl
,ul.roe am Sreitas icrienbalber seleblollen
Geo. gE. @9lottmanu balt jeber5eit eint
pollidubise sllspabl bon 9arbpare.
Dapib Utter uerSos am 5onilta9 nit "a:
Mile na9 @oroen City.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

= Die i9mer3baftefen Nieren> unb
8laien>2eiben t6nnen innerbulb le@s
Stunben bur9 ben @ebrau9 uon New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinbert meroen. Dieies neue
6eilmittel bat iiberau Staunen erre9t
wesen ber Yromptbeit, nit wel@er bass
lelbe aQe S6mer3en in ben Nieren, ber
Blale, benz @iiden unb ben 9arn:@a>
ndlen Bel beiben @ei@ledtern linoert.
@enn Sbr eine l@nelle 2inberuns unb
Elm 6etlmittel 1T bieier 9tnii@t nGtbis
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri@ti9e Nr3nei.
gu babsn III Mno. $. gditeins Mpotbete,
New ulm, Winn. r
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- 1t1t0 =
9apc5tcrcr. :
ed),,ttcpc.@ct6dtt.

Die llnter3eibneten madem biermit betannt,
seiiibrte Sdmiebeseidaft ali ber Gde
iest uMter benz Sirmanamel, Siebenbrunmsr
8 Bilburs 9enleinl9aftli6 betreiben. MQe
@1miebearbeiten rperben auf baS 8eite be-
lorgt uub benz Bei9la9en po,, Yferben wirb
gang beionoere Mufmertiomfeit sei9entt
Ssbn eiebeabr1anet.
NauI 8tIbur0.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

9ie Nem Dorter plattbiiti@e Poit
in beruorra9enbes uno in Der 9olitit
nabbdnsises Blott oi@tet ben atten
8anamater ob beiien 3uredtmeii Jung
liner Yartet folsenoermaBen an:
mutbis sriiiit Du iansit sur @9eere,
llnb bas 9ii9tu9 mar ent5mei
D&it ber sue iebr enersil@
grab'f Du ieuen Siebe BEL,
Oie pon Deiner eis'uen @orte,
& 0eine eisene gartei:
,&ebret um", /, riefit 0uc rbei 3eiteu,
Sreibt es bod nidt sar 3n bunt,
Dinslep, @a.nes .nb bic &onforten
8rinse,l ms nod ari oen 9unb.
eentet ei,t unb sebt ben giirsern.
Was bes 8iirser's Gisentbum,
Sudt i'm 2anbe, nidt III Cuba,
Mnerfennuns, gbr' lno &ubm!"
gut seipro9en, 8anamafer,
6ut ab por benz Drp @oobs=Maun,
Der nit Sduiten obne 5anbl6ub'
Yadt bic ei9'ne Sippe an.
giimm' Mc&inlep, @aines un6 Oil19lep
Ylatt unb glaf audi obne Sebl
Steu' Tie aus III 0einem 2obeu,
S9la9' iie los I'M slaughter sale
Das man bietet, let's eiu gtidel, - 81.
@lei1 le ali 'nen gSa9eu laben
MtDmeu auf fann nan erlei9tert,
llnb ii9 iasen: fort nit g6aben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
ltnia8li.bes Glenb
burt5 .s.t..--.
Rbeumatismus
6. s. cling. Water palleD. RiiI.. osbes't hurt1
Anrr'# &arrnpnrilln.

Stint Sabre lang lit id unidelibeg gleno
ourtt &beun,atismugi ben Musteln. Sd9 oers
;rdbte ieoes nur n,6g li6e Mittel, aog Die beIten
aerate au Statbe, beiu6te oreimal 8ot Springs,
Mrt.. ,pas mid auBer Den Doctors =&e9nunge1
$1,000 toiete, tonnte absr n,lr 3e!tpe,l.ae VI
:ei@terrne aepinnen. Mein Vl@e.,9 @ na@m aI9, ,S
tpod: rrein Infer Mrm uno linfes 8ein ,uaren
neraoaen uno Die Meusteln in Gnotens nsuiammen=
gebadt. Sd tonnte mid ni&t ielbf autle'oen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

Die @iti3ens Bant uon Nem l1lm
perborst @elb auf cultipirtes Garmlano
auf ldn9ere 3eit ju nieorisem 3insfuB.
Mbbe3ablunsen t5nnen, tpenn setpiinf@t,
idbrli@ sema@t meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

@ur3eIbier, Der sroBe Ners
uenitdrter, itetts frii@ an 3apf in ber
@onbitorei BON SO. Gibner. b
= Die 9rSBte Musmabl neuelter Ea>
eten>Muiter finbet man bel Sui.
Rrauie. u
@esen 9arnabfuB wdbrenb bes
S9lafens sebrau@e man Or. 8. Oet>
9eons "Anti Diuretic". 9ilft ioiort,
iouobl bel &iubern mic BEL @rma4ies
nen. 3u baben in Nnbrew S. Gditeins
Mpotbete, Seem ulm, Minn.
Wer feline 3immer frii& tape5iren
la1en miq, miro es in einem sJntereile
fnoen, f@ bieierbalb an Sui. &ronie
~ ,penben. Derielbe bdlt bic neuiten
Muiter uon Eapeten gum preiie pon s
@ents uuo aufmdrts unb ban9t aQe pon
bm setouften Gapeten far 25 Gents Die
! Roue. @S
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
gsas man tuiljen iulltc.

Gs biirite urn Wertb iein, gu wiiien
bag electric Ytters bic Bette Weoi3in 1T
nm einem ermiioeten Ncrueuiylfem feline
geiunbe Spauntraft mieoer5uscben.
Dies Mittel 1T ue9etabiliid, nirtt anre>
9eno ouf bic 9leruenSeuen oes MaSens,
ltimuliert Sober uno 9lieren ianft unb
untertatt bieie Orsane in ibrer Ibdtiss
teit, bic l1nreinis teiten oes Blutes 3u ents
fernen. @leetris Bitters pernebrt ben
Mppetit, untertitt bic 0erbanun9 unb
rpirb BON allen, bic es ueriu@tsn, ais bas
aqerbeite Mittel fur Blutreini9un9 unb
glerpeni itdrtuns anertannt. Gar so @ts.
unb 81 bic Glai@e 5u baben III .. M.
Oliens Npotbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

X Die @ooamaiiersS Sotiou lit NUM-
mebr in pou EN- @anse, uno mer etuas
@utes in oteler Be5iebun9 baben mill,
BET 9ebe gu W. Gibner. b
= Die srDBte uno Bette Nuswabl bon
Gapeten, Die nod iemals in gtem ulm
3u ieben mar, finoet man in Der Buds
banbluns uon Carl @ebier. (b
= Die reidite unb uoQtommenite
Musmabl uon 9dnsematten (Ham-
mocks) bel B. q. Nlm,n. u
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
Gonep SSIanD &oteIS

Bel Woconia peroen am l. Stunt er0ffs
net. Tidets 3u reoucirten Staten iiber
bic Minneapolis & St. Qouis Babn.
@uteS Til@en! nc
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ter=8raueret
Jacob Bender,

Rev 1lIns, 9t'""'
Dur@ porsenommene gerbeiierun9en bin
id 1T ben Staub aeiett, a(le metre Srea1loe
1,nb @onner nit cinen ausSeset9netel1 gser
Al bebieuen Bel benz &e9, ober III Tlal9en
Dem 1eit tur3em ein9eri@teten Tlai9eno.er:.
Departeme,,t pirb beionbere Iufmert1amte't
9d9entt. Nlaidenbier tpirb &iitenwelle pen
R,1nben 1T ber Stabt ebeuio ,uie ae9bier fret
i,,B 9aus seliefert.
Jacob Bender, Z
,tabe benz Giie,,babnbepot
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

Mue in bas ga,fo4 idlosenbeu Mrbeiten
tperben iolibe inb bauerbaft als8efiibrt. Yla=
ne fir yeubo,,ten aqer Irt ruerben ansefer=
tist. ss
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
Cottonwood Roller Mill,

93etu 1lIttt, Mint.
Da bieier am @ottonmoob=TtnB gelesenelt
Muble neben @aiier= aud Dampftraft aur
8erfisunS itebt, 1T bieelbe int Stanbe, bic
9armer 3l ieOer 3eit prompt uno ,s,l pouer
3uiriebenbsit su bebienen, nnb etn ausse<
jeidnetes Weebl gu liefern. Us mirb IN bers
ielben, je mad Wnni4 ber Runben, olf Nl,s
tbeil ober 9esen llmtaui9 Sen,ablen. Mebl
,nb ale Sorten Tutter ,peroen 5u niebri9en
preien pertouit uub aut geitequn9 ben Run=
ben in ber @tcbt fret ins 6aus selieiert.
ISobt 8enbin,
e@ giqentbumer-
,.4. Stem llln,, Minn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
EDWARD 8. ANNESS.

Edward 8 Anness Sheriff OF Rockland County,
died suddenly at his home in Haverstraw early yes
,erday morning. lie was thIrty-seven years old and
was born In Haverstraw He went to Stamford.
Conn when a boy and received his education In the
schools there A few years ago he returned TO
Uayerstraw and became interested In Republican
potIcs and was elected town collector for two
years and In 1894 ran for Sheriff and was elected
NJ Anness was a popular official. He was past
deputy great sachem OF the Improved Order of Red
Men for Rocklanl County. and also president Of
Inc Rockland Association Of Tribes OF the same
order He was connected with other organizations
Nire years ago he married Martha K. Denoyelles
daughter OF John l.. Denoyelles a wealthy brick
maker OF Eaverstraw. and leaves widow and two
daughters Edna and Emily. The funeral will be
held in the Haverstraw Methodist Church on Satur-
40, N m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
CATALOGUTNG THE LIBRARY.
THE WORK OF DIR. JOHN s. BILLINGS
MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES.

The regular monthly meeting OF the trustees OF
the New-York Public Library was held yesterday
afternoon at the Astor Library Johh b'se'ow pre-
s,aod ava ,bere were also present 8. =. Avery.
william Allen Butler. Professor Henry Drisier.
Daniel Huntington. John S. Kennedy Edward
King. Alexander Maitland. Dr. Thomas NJ Markoe'
Alexander f. Orr George l.. Rives and Phirp
SCHUYLER II was resolved to increase the force Oh
oatalosuers now temporarily employed III ING
library. ,,.
p, tho ubra-v is being carried on under the drec'
supervlsion OF Dr. John S. Billings. the librarian
and when completed will be source OK mueh ,, con,
yeniencc 10 tho visitors TO the library. Dr. b'"sS
was selected as the librarian soon after tne con
soIidotion OF the Aston Tilden and Lenox libraries
aud his administration since that time has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
IN FAVOR OF THE TREATY.
MAss-MEETING AT COOPER UNION 10
NIGHT TO URGE IT'S SPEEDY RATIFI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN

TO SPEAK.

The mass-meeting at Cooper Union this even
Ing to urge the speedy ratification OF the arbs.
tration treaty by the United States Senate In exc
pected TO be large and impressive gathering Of
representative men and women Of the metropolis
More than three hundred OF the prominent men
OF the city signed the call for the meeting Among
them are Mayor Strong Controller Fitch. Dis
trictAttorney Olcott the Rev DR.. John Hall.
Rabbi Gottheil, Colonel Waring. the Rev. DR.. r
S. Macarthur. Henry f.. Rowland Thomas l.
James. Felix Adler. Seth Low, William T.. Dodge,
Charles S. Fairchild. J. =. Townsend, Postmaster
Dayton, Justice W. T. Jerome Alexander F. Orr.
Charles Stewart Smith, John ID. Crimmins.
Wheeler II. Peckham Oswald Ottendorfer. Er.
nest Hall. Henry G. Marquand and W. b. Horn.
blower.
In the call for the meeting the object was
stated as follows:
proposed between the United States and Great
Britain. and now pending before the Senate OF the
United States IL just and prudent IN both It's pro-
visions and purpose. We hereby Invite our Fellow.
held in Cooper Union. Thursday evening March II,
at O'Clock, to take such action as may be deemed
best in favor OF the ratification OF the treaty.
Mayor Strong has consented 10 preside at'ths
meeting, and the speakers Will be Bishop Potter.
ex-Judge Rowland Samuel Gonpers. the presi.
dent OF the American Federation OF Labor; Pres'.
dent Low. OF Columbia University. Rabbi Gott.
he'll. Frederic II. Coudert and Charles - FAR.
child. The speeches will begin al o'clock. ana
New Workers who desire to get seats In the hAu
and listen to the speakers should go early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
sCOvEL RELEASED FROM PRISON.
REASONS WHY THE STATE DEPARTMENT
REFUSED TO INTERCEpE FOR HIM

REFUSED TO INTERCEDE FOR HIM
havana. March lO.-Sylvester scovel. the New
iorK newspaper correspondent who was arrested
month ago and has since been imprisoned in the
santa Clara jail at Sancti Spirus. has been set
at liberty.
Ter Scovel heard with great Joy of his release from
prison The Rev. Mr.. Scovcl. acting advces
from New-iork cabled his begging him TO
leave Cuba at once
Washington. March lO.-It Is learned that the re-
lease OF the Now-york newspaper man. Sylvester
ScoVei by the Spanish authorities was secured
through private representations and not by any
aprhcation of the United States either through
secretary Sherman or Secrctary Olncy.
soon after Scovcrs arrest Walter j. Mullins Ills
hrothor-in-law and John insolvency. OF Wooster.
ohio MS attorney. came TO Washington TO SOLICIT
the intervention OF the Government In his behalf.
Secretary Oln,y declined to take any steps in the
matter for the reason that Scove had once beer
expelled from Cuba and had returned to the island
In violation of his parole. under false name and
false passport. Mr. Scoycl's relatives then sought
the good Offices or the Spanish Minister, who prom
iscd 10 his efforts 10 secure Scovels release
upon these conditions: First. That IL shoud be re-
garded as personal and net diplomatic matter
that IL might not he used precedent III
i the future: second. that tho newspaper agitation
third that ScoveFs father should male an appeal
to the Government Of Spain for Scovcrs release as
Scovels relatives accepted these conditions. and
have done their best 10 carry them ont. The Rev
sent a very eloquent appeal on behalf Of his son
which Mr.. Dupuy lie LONE. the Spanish Minister
MEN ronsn ipa ' sr d
wardod II to the Spanish authorities There has
between Madrid. Havana and the spanish Lega-
ton in Washington. but the Intervention Of the De-
2l n4s bSTH or M
Scovels friends and Secretary Oney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
EXPERIMENTS WITH x RAYS
PROFESSOR TRowBRIDGEs ACHIEVE
MENTs AT HARVARD.
HE SECURES THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPH EVE"
TAKEN WITH A BArTERY-oTHER 1NTEh-
RESIITS.

HE SECURES THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPH EVE"
TAKEN WITH A gArrERY-oTHER INTER
EsTTNG AND IMPORTANT RESULTS
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuNE.I
Cambridge Mass March l0.-Professor Johh row
bridge director Of the jefferson Physical
at Harvard has lately been making some ih'efes'
ing and important experiments with the rays. III
CARRYING on his work he has recently completed an
immense storage battery. said TO be the iarseS' -.
the world. There are four cabinets. about 81" ",
one-haf feet high and twelve feet long On .ne
shelves Of these cabinets arr arranged lo.W Gems
carefully insulated In blocks Of paraffined wood
These cells form electric battery when iuf
nishes 1900 volts. BY means Of an accumuiator
this comparatively large voltage can be raised 70
the tremendous voltage OF more than JOV" OF
100000 This battery will give flaming discharge
through the air three feet In length
Up TO this time photographs with the cathooc
rays have been obtained by means Of Holts ma
chine or by an induction coil With this new APP
paratus however, Professor Trowbridge has taken
n photograph Of a hand. the first photograph ever
taken by battery This photograph was merely a
trial Of the new apparatus. and the exposure was
only about two minutes in length yet the bones
arc much more clearly defined than In the ordinary
"shadowgraph" The finger pals are shown ana
the complicated system or bones IN the "iis' 80
clearly defined.
In these experiments Professor TrowbrIdge's at
tention has been directed to solving the problem
OF how great a voltage Is required to create the
fash ray in the Crookes tube by means oil whcn
the photograph is taken. This problem mas cause1
the widest guesses. Most Of them nave Plact td
the voltage required nj about 10000. with the aid
OF this storage battery the question mas pe ,i
solved and Professor Trowbridge has the credit
of being the first scientist 10 determine IN" ap-
proximate voltage necessary. BY serl's or eIec.
trio switches connected with different groups o.
cells In the battery he was able to turn on pai.
OF the current at first and raise X gradually ny
connecting more and more cells OF the battery X
was found that 100000 volts were required 10 send
the flash of greensh light through the CrooKes
tube and make a photograph. Then with each
additional volt the cearness and success OF the
photograph increase. ,, a.,
Yesterday Professor Trowbrdge CALCULATED 10 me ne
power OF the battery In horse-pow WIN NV"N
volts active through one-ten- mtonth or second =
current Of 100000 horse power was developed ana
sent through the Crookss tube Another important
discovery made by Professor Trowbridge was tnat
the current through the Crookes tube goes IN ony
one direction. not in both. as has been SUPPOSE
This fact has never before been determined. lie
length OF time Of OF the flashes OF lght-one-
en-milonth Of a second-was calculated oy an III
tricate system with the aid Of revolving mirror
a camera and some electrical apparatus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
DIED..

ss! sssI, Il dn Fl ii: s Mss e
Funeral from " T. Church Hayerstraw, y. y. on sas-
A Hgaay - N'F T i Papers si bieass copy
AsHToNon March 10 Mar Jane Ashton .,aoT
FREDERICK Ani:. at Dobbs Ferry Hudson.
PRiadcpha and s., Paul papers please copy.
BEEcHER-on Monday. March :. 1897. at the re.t.nes
Conn. Eunice White Balrard wife Of late Henry
qy yn S Y fsu T M SfT a. f" %
Boston papers please copy.
MaTeh Bfanits ASsei@s younFss daus5isr E AZ:
Funeral the residence Of her mother; No,
mn 'raa b. l. AMI ' R B;rciay H:t" VI
GRDLEYn prooSn On wsdTss DAY., moIn nSI. March
Funeral services will be held her residence No Is
st. James Place Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon. iS'h
Frieads are kindly requested Il send flowers.
Lewis W. Harvey and daughter OF the late John O.
Funeral services her late rssdenc. No. 222 Hassy
St. Brookyn: On THURSDAY. March II. at 3 p. m
HAvILANp-sutdenly Of pneumonia; on Tuesday. March
ns her T tSf IN T. n ss sy "a at
b b and cathari Inc, A. HYDE :, =.
rden ssr'! &c. q AF'' " at 0'' ~
. W and 'i Baica seys N at 4 as'f nom
HURDIAt Rye T. y a, the RESIDENCE of his daughter:
after long and painful Illness. Or. William Wallace
Funeral services at 81 BsrthoIomews Church. Madison
ave and 4i,h-s. Thursday. March II. at hat-past
y a.
KING-on Wednesday March 10. Georg. Demares, King.
beloved husband OF Elizabeth shearman and son q
Albert b. and Mar ROwden King .
Funeral services at the residence 81 MS parents Ma
1.24o Dean-st.. Brooklyn. THURSDAY. p M
Kt'RTZ-Tuesiay March o. 1897. Elizabeth Stephenson
eldest daughter Of Charles NJ and Julia stephen.
son Kurtz. Of No 100 West 'sth-st' aged 10 years
months and DAYS
Funeral at Harrodsburg. Ky.
LEGGETT-On Wednesday. March 10. at West New
Brighton. staten Island. OF scarlet fever Theotora
tus and Anna Dwight Legge in the 18th year o, her
PENDLEToN-At her residence. The Verona -
West Ferry-aye. Detroit. Tuesday. March o. at ~
a. m. Mary L.. wife Of Edward W. Pendeton
Funeral services chapel of Westminster church cor
OF Woodward-ave. and Parsons-si, on Thursday
March ~. at . O'Clock m.
RoBBINs-On Tuesday. March 0. Marvin r. Robbins. In
Funeral services Friday evening O'Clock. his late
residence. No. 81 Franklin ave- Brooklyn.
Interment private.
RI'SSELr-Dn Monday, March s. 1897, James AexaudeS
Funeral services at his residence No. 35 Yves, 45,h-
ST. u Thursday. March II, at p. m
sMITH-S suddenly. the sth inst. Aimee Smith.
Funeral from the residence her parents State-se.,
Hackensack. y. j.. at O'Clock p. m, Thursday.
rnterrnent at the convenience o, The family.
sTAATS-At Goshen y. y. March . OF paralysis A. Du
Rols stats. aged ~ years
Funeral from Presbyterian church q shen FRIDAY NOM
ing at II o'clock.
WHITE-On TUESDAY. March . 1897. Virginia BruyerA
wife OF Charles b. White NJ y 49, W.
Funeral from her late residence. No 10, West I2i-s %
THURSDAY March H. at 80 =. m.
The pious care be ours the dead TO burn
L. = CREMATION co. uDD % East Houston ST. New
York. Write for pamphlets
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington March lo.-The barometer has risen from
tho lake region southwark 10 the Gulf states and north OF
Minnesota Dakota and Montana II has fallen On the At
,,n,c Coast ard from Dakota and Montana southwark to
,h Ro Cr,nde Valley There Is Of low pressure
over Northern England and second depression over
suhern colorado The ba ometer Is relatively high over
the ohio Valley but II Is highest north or Montana II
slightly the Atlantic Coast and In the
tprrr Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys but II IL
colder In lake region the ohio Valley and the Gulf
States. showers have prevailed o-day on the Atlantic
coost has been generally fair throughout the central
ANA region. The Indications that IL Will
be generally and slightly cooler the Atlantic Coast
,,on New England southwark 10 Georgia Fair weather
Mi in districts east Of the Mississippi but the
cloud ness will In the Mississippi Valley. probably
followed by showers Thursday evening or night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
Mr. Van corr AND THE coal CONTRACTS.

THE REVELATIONS IL THE SUIT AGAINST HIS
BROTHER BELIEVED TO HAVE KILLED HIS
CHANCES FOB THE POSTMAsTERSHIP
The revelations which have been made on the
subject Of coal contracts for the Federal Building
of this city in the administration Of ex-Posmaster
Cornelius Van Colt being voubly discussed in
political circles. Mr. Van colt ia candidate for
reappontment. Until suit was brought in New
York court in which the ox-Postmasters brother
appea red as a defendant, II was thought that Mr..
Van Cott stood a chance OF reappointment The
suit has materially changed the situation. and few
politicians now think that the ex-Postmaster Will
be able TO get back into his former berth. IL was
said Yesterday that the organization would look up
n new candidate for the office.