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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
DEATH OF MRS. CORDELIA BARR.

Mrs Cordeha Barr. the wife Of Thomas Turner
Barr president Of the Nassau National Bank and
ytce-president OF the NewYork Corn Exchange
died on Monday Death due 20 Bright's dis
ease ard followed brief Illness. Mrs. Barr was
before her marriage Miss Cordelia S. Muslin Of
Philadelphia She was for thirty years promi-
nent member of the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
terrain Church and was prominently interested in
the 6nnday-school and in benevolent organize tions
She had two sons, Thomas M. Barr and William T.
Barr and two daughters, Caroline D. Barr and
Mrs Seymour The funeral will take place at 8
O'clock tomorrow afternoon at her home, No. 10
South Oxford-st The Rev. Dr. Cuyler will
duct the services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
1JFr.SAVrRs NOT DROWNED.

Cape May May 4-Theophilus Mckane and John
Clark the sturgeon fishermen who disappeared on
Saturday after rescuing David Harmon, another
fisherman at Crow Shoal. and who were supposed
to have been drowned returned hone last night.
They had suffered many hardships in the Bay
owing TO rough weather. and werc unable 70 make
a landing. The two men were advised against GO
ing 10 the rescue OF Harmon. owing 10 the rough
ness of the weather. but they paid no attention 10
the warning and ga we'd Harmons life. When they
disappeared, shortly afterward, II was thought
that their own boat had capsized and that they
had gone under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

THE CARPET CHANCE
Three items. Sixty-three styles tle-
giant designs.
IS pieces Administers, 81 10; regular $l.tO.
100 pieces Velvet, ST. regular 81 30
so pieces Brussels, 9Oc; regular sl2o
The best Carpet manufacturers are refus-
ing orders at present prices. WISE folks
will profit by current opportunities.
THE CHINAWARE CHANCE
A steady two days demand for the Linn
oees, Carlsbad and American Dinner Ware,
the Iardineres and the Toilet Sets have not
depleted the stock. Varieties intact. Din
ner Sets:
FROM CHARLES FIELD HAVlLAND
1OO.pece Sets, embossed shape, flower decorations;
covered pieces are heavily gllded, 500; regularly
FROM THEODORE HAvlLAND
13pecc Sets pink and blue flower decorations, COW
cred and meat dishes glded, $50; worth SS5
Carl SBAD CHINA
1922 piece Sets Including soup tueens and three meat
dishes, testoon shape flower decor atoms all pieces
gided $40 so; imported to sell at Sl7.b
AMERICAN PORCELAIN
1l3-piece Sets, flower decorations, embossed and
heavily glded, Sl2; regularly 500.
THE LINEN CHANCE
On MONDAY we Oilcleu SOlilc SPlcIil.lu Io'o
of bargain Linens. Towels fine, Table Lin
ems medium, Pillow Cases excellent. Our
Linen men are known at every worthy
Linen mill in the world. They make the
best bargains and buy very largely exclu-
sively for our retail trade. The woman that
wants a single dozen of cheap Napkins thus
has advantages equal to the largest buyer in
the world.
TABLE LINEN
At SIC yd-6s in beachcd Irish Damask, old
fashioned, honest linen A dozen choice patterns.
At 75c yd-6s in. snow white Scotch Damask
Heavy, strong, handsome. Breakfast and Dinner
NAPKINS to match Ten desirable patterns.
At So doz-29 in German damask Napkins Posi-
lively cheap
TOWELS
At 25c EACH So q doz-Huckabaok Towels, fine
quality hemmed, handsome dam7sk borders, largo.
Never been matched at the price
At 30c each, So 60 a doz-Huokabaek Towels, fine
quality; heavy. hems,tched Splendid value
PILLOW CASES
At 33c each-Pure linen, hemsttched Downright
bargains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
FIRE ON THE STEAMER ROMAN PRINCE

About $50 O'Clock yesterday evening a fire broke
out In the coal-bunker on the steamship Roman
Prince lying at East Central Pier, Atlantic Dock.
The fire extended 20 the barge before II was put
out CAPTAIN Remnsp of the Roman Prince was
unable 10 give the amount Of the damage or the
Insurance. The fire caused by the overheated
condition of the coal-bunker,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT TAXABLE.

William S. Brigham. a stock broker who has a
seat in the New-York Stock Exchange, as
sessed by the Commissioners of Taxes at a valua-
ton of $500 upon his seat on Change in 1895. the
tax being $95 He refused TO pay the tax, assert
ing that the assessment was illegal, his seat
in the Exchange could not be considered prop
erty Justice Beekman in the Supreme Court yes
terday decided that seat in tho Stock Exchange
IL property, and that tho tax legally imposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
BALTIMORE OHIO,

ui Leave Ne~- n9fA tVTt y, ~ Liberty St. daily.
PITTsBuRI: 80. eA sun. Sun. 1915 night.
. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 500 10 Dining Cara
II dining Carr. 2. 80 Dining Carr DINING
&. Dining Carr. Dining CARP. Dining Carr. isy
night.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 500 p m. daily
All trains Illuminated with Pintccn Light
ofnces; li3. H. .6l, iSi ito B'way. 81 i4th ST.
i27 Bowery n Y; $50. 3tt Fulton-sf. Brooklyn Staoa
Liberty st. ~ err 81 \. j. Baggage checksa
from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
WEST SHORE R.K.

N. 4. statlVu, y. L., 9
10 m. from foot Franklin St:
3s.BO A. n. Daily. Local . Buffalo.
ost5 \ Il Daily for Albany, Utica. syracuse. Rochts
ter. Buffalo. Nagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland cheas@
! ;i5 4. NJ. Daily. Except sunday Catskll Moah-
tains. New-Palu Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewasks
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Pafl"
albany.
$500 r. Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica, syrasssc
Rochest 7. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto petros
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. $50
:I5 r. u. Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. hoeheV
ter and Buffalo -.
SuS 4. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse RocnsrIn
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, Cleveland o@~
and Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and offcss. -. 4.
c. %. LAMBERT. General Passenger AgenS
q VsndsrLiit-a ave-. New Xogb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
4 BRAEEMAN'S NECK BROKEN.

Elizabeth. May (SpecaD.-Edward Harrity,
twenty-five years old. OF Mauch Chunk. Penn. a
brakeman on a Jersey Central coal train. In
stantly killed this evening at Elzabethport while
coupling two gondola cars. The air brake broke
and one end of II hit Harri,y in the back OF the
head breaking his neck. He leaves widowed
mother who has three children. His father was
killed some time ago the railroad The body
was sent TO Mauch Chunk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
GAS BIDS APPROVED.
RATES OF THE UNION GAS COMPANY FOR
SUPPLYING THE CITY HAVE THE
MAYORS SANCTION

Navor Wurster Yesterday approved the BIDS Of
the Union Gas Company for new contract TO sup
ply the city with gas for five years under the new
law at the following rates per 1000 feet: For the
first year, 81; second year. s7lk cents third year,
o. cents: fourth year. s2la cents, and fifth year. 20
cents.
Gas bill the company gave the maximum rates to
private consumers as follows: First year. 81 20;
second year 81 Is: third year. 81 10; fourth year,
sumers last year was 81 Is. General Jourdan.
president Of the company, says that within the
hitherto been poorly supplied will have twenty-five
miles Of additional pipes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
THE FURNITURE CHANCE

The FURNITURE CnANIE
The whole Furniture Store is full OF
chances to buy that are without equal.
The special chances of the day are
First. Bedroom Smts at $27 to S54.
Second. ChifoHierS at 50. 80 to $3.50.
Two car loads bought special. In any
regular way they would cost fifty per cent
more. The woods are oak, curly blrch,
birdseye maple and mahogany finish.
The exceptional is the usual here.
THE SEWING MACHINE CHANCE
First-class thoroughly up-to-date Sewing
Machines at sls to s35. Machine heads
mechaniSm--the same in all; difference IN
cases makes variation in price.
The "Wanamaker" trademark warrants
quality and guarantees price. Efforts are
still prevailing for the sale Of Sewing Ma
chimes by the old methods. Don't be mis-
led by them-theyll make the Machines
cost double.
THE RIBBON CHANGE
Pure silk, rich quality, in. wide, %5c a
yd. Six styles Popular shades.
WOMENS IMPORTED DRESSES
THEY'VE been here but short time.
falrlV pTlCeQ At IlISt lllOSl vi liiS'i iSNHNNN
a half quite recently, to-day fourth on
Yesterdays low prices. This applies to
every imported dress in stock, from the
tailor-made Suit at $3.50 to the Model
Dresses that were priced up in the hundreds
WOMEN'S SHIRT WAISTS
Our first annual trade sale in New York.
Big orders placed Shirt Waists here.
AT SOC, 15c, 81.
the sort that sell regularly at half more,
many double. The saving is yours-our
advantage is in the increased business,
Newest styles. Popular fabrics.
UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE
The sale begins to-day. The blood OF
the choicest Lake Erie grapes. Preserved
by heat and sterilization. Contains no al
cohol. Delicious, refreshing. 1t may be
used in its full strength or diluted with
water.
In quart bottles, SOC. $3.50 doz.
In pint bottles 2jc, 81. IS a doz.
In half pint bottles loo, ST.. doz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
SEVEN HUNDRED SILK-WORKERs or

Paterson, May (SpeciaD-About seven hundre
silk weavers were thrown out of employment b
the closing down OF the Dolphin mill to-day. Thi
morning the doffers. about thirty in number. struc
for an increase, and the mill was obliged 10 ceas
operatiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
MAY MORTGAGE GILSEY ESTATE PROPERTY

Justice Smyth yesterday granted order en-
powerng Frederick c. Giisey. special guardian
Of Peter Gilsey, 10 mortgage part OF the property
at the northwest corner of Twenty-eghth-st and
Broadway The order signed the findings
Of Eugene Philbn, referee. The interest In the
property was left to Peter Gilsey by his uncle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
CORNELLS ANNAPOLIS CREW.

ithaca, n. Y, May &-The Cornell second varsity
crew to the Annapolis cadets on May 10 has
been selected, follows: Stroke. f. b. Carter; I,
W. G. Dalzell; g. c. NJ. eddie; 8, NJ. NJ. Ode: T. A.
c. King; 3, s. W. Wax oman; 2, T. L. Bailey; bow,
W. 3. Stamford; coxswaln. l.. l.. Fisher; port sub
stitute, w Bentley; starboard substitute, A. b.
Raymond Oddie has been elected captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

Jerome p. Wheeler, the wealthy mne-owner who
built up the town OF Aspen. Col. and had banks In
Aspen and Manitou. was reported yesterday to be
In financial trouble account OF a large Judgment
obtained by claimants for mine which he had
controlled. His banks at Aspen and Manitou were
placed in the hands OF assignees on Monday. Mr..
Wheeler was in this city yesterday morning. but
started West about noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
GENERAL NILES GETS HIS SCARFPIN

General Nelson A. Miles arrived at Jersey City
Yesterday afternoon and recovered the scarfpin
stolen from him while he a guest at Taylor's
Hotel on February u last The General did not
prosecute the thief He stated that he will sat
tomorrow for Europe. and could not appear IN
a colored hallboy at the hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
MRS. Mcgowan FILES A PETITION.
SHE ASKS THAT THE EXMAYoR's oKLAHoM'
DIVORCE BE ANNULLED. AND PRAYs

FOR ALIMONY.
Trenton, May (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Frank A. Ma
covan to-day filed petition in the Court or Chan-
Gerry to annul the Oklahoma divorce obtained ny
the ex-Mayor alleging fraud. She also prays Tor
alimony. In her petition Mrs. Mcgowan charges
her husband with deception neglect and extreme
cruelty Upon one occasion, she swears, the eK-
Mayor struck her n severe blow. With respect 10
the manner of obtaining the divorce. she says, he
promised 10 give 5000 year for her and the ram
lily support This she declares. he has utterly iaeu
TO do, and to-day she is without any means MIS-;
Mcgowan recitcs the eopement OF Mcgowan anu
Mrs. Barnes. and tells how upon his return from n,
the West and after his alleged marriage To MIS-
Barnes he lived with her and denied his marriage
The petition says Mcgowan was without a resi-.
dence in Oklahoma, and that therefore, the divorce
Is void
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY

anthracite coal used exclusiyely5,.
-Four ra.k; Ag'9 I.sa.rv B L ,s osna'"
Trains ls sna n station Zoo, G, Liberty St
For Enrt2n Bethlehem. Alentown Mauin no Sn ,.sS "a
40 to Easo iS 5.s q 30 {" Aensow II sana,y
40 G;I5 70 Easton) NJ. 100 80 p NJ a,o "
io for %ksn b P fs sa5s,2 Snd .s S'a a
For Reading go 500 olo 1000. u 20 A. NJ sI'.
ds so G sS tS 80 go 80 40 go &c., Fl so g. ~ 5s
FOR iar!sbgrs a. $50 90 oiO Il 80 sanasy. ~
r or sd iSS 80 III i: s15 RT1 at 80.
e:lo 4. ~, l:lO 1870 900 P. NJ Sundays 4;S0 L. -
ALL RAIL RorTE,ovr e..
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN or, GRoT Ps-t &c oc...
Gp2e sHa p bs4t i hSnE 70 point peasant
1915 A.: NJ. I3o 115 $40 to Red Bsni2. ti' 10;
4:ss s3 n $aniaye 5o9' a. rne tod X foF A''u'
For LAKEWOOD:
40 lo:43 A. NJ. i45. $40. $40 OBS saturdays "'"
r:r TOT, River B sa;pegs' Park and Barn'sa' 49,
For Atlantic CITY Wineiand and Brdgeton 4:3o A NJ.
For Monmouth Beach ssab,sh and HigsIa92d' q
f p r. sua s32 f go 10 hota 81 -. 80
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA d h45TiNoRE AND
naTi9y Gam Dining SAP SGS 7ao s e,I;
Car 40 T. H. iS 800 400 800 Dining carr p. NJ. 1918
night. ,,--. ., A.. 10 ,o.co
II For c fSm9r ca and M @ so eoS dining S
p. NJ. 1915 night Sundays 100" u 20 Dining cao
NJ zoo on I sooroa ps seats s can be cC1ed at foot
a. S's 9Th A. 81 ST. i5s East I25,h 2.
8, SEQ Fulton St BROOKLYN; es Broadway. Williamsburg
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
A NEW-YORR NAN DROWNED.

Gloucester, May 4-Dennis Meahan. Of New-York
City, while passing this city last evening board
the oyster schooner Lafayette leaned the rail
too far for some reason and fell overheard and was
drowned. His body was not recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
GUNNER Resorts.

MILI.RROOK. DUTCHEsS CO.. Ny

MILI.BROOK. DUTCHEsS CO.. N. Y.
Opens MAY q. Easily accessible Unique In design:
liberal In management perfec, cuisine Also detached
the The beautiful drives ideal bicycle
roads golf links athletic field polo ground and charming
scenery make this hotel perfect Summer resort 1000
feet elevation Reached from Grand Contra, Depot In
hours. Moderate Address for illustrated descrip
tive booklet, H. r. ROBERTSON. JR.. Proprietor Room
800. Hotel Imperial, n. z City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
AT WANAmAKER'S'
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

The Store is alive with splendid chances to buy goods TOR
House Furnishing of splendid qualities and at bargain prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
Flint'S Fine Furniture.
CUSHIONS
A WEALTHY NAV SAID TO BE ~ TROrBLE
of all sizes for floor or divan.
Factory Prices.

himself in tho right temple killing himself In
stantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
Summer Resort 1uioes.
GOING TO THE FOUNTAINS ?

combines health. comfort. and pleasure
AT MODERAIs, COST"
II So send for postage call and get FREQ at
Offices below the illustrated book Summer Homes II
gives list Of Hotels. Farm and Boarding Houses with
location. attractions &C. in the Mountains
Orange sullivan, Ulster and Delaware Counties. N Y
the main line and branches OF the New York Ontario
Western Railway, 600 feet above the sea. region Of
great beauty and absolute heahtulness In New York
No Battery Place l3. 1885, III 81. GA 1323 Broad
way ~ Aston Place 73I 9th Ave, El Columbus Ave,
34 East i25th St. 2I3 West i25th 81; ticket ocee foot
OF Franklin 42d In Brooklyn; No. Court
ST. SEQ Fulton ST. 9s Broadway. 26I Manhattan Ave-
Greenpoint. ard Eagle" Office
I'LL STRATFD HOMES - conta n:ns half-tone re-
productions from photographs 5I5 OK the above
''HOMES' can be obtained Of ticket agents FOR 25c.
on Saturday May 20 Excursion Tickets for one fare
will be sold at 3I Broadway and ferry offices. giving
opportunity Of personally selecting summer home and
also enjoying days fishing in this delightful region
Tickets good returning Tuesday. June l. J. G. ANDER-
son. General Passenger, Agt. SO Beaver St. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

RAILROADS..
pENNSYL VANIA

j RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of DEsBROssES AND CoRTLANDT
STREETS no..
500 A. VI. FAST MAIL Pullman Buffet Sleeping III
300 A. VI. FAST LTNE.-Plttsburg and CLEVELAND;
Compartment Sleeping Dining Smoking To,. sad cISsn-
2.So r: II. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
600 rn'iaI" w fs%liS fsf&sp
A. Fsc TTpIf3S sT1R 1!%SPRyssror
500 r. W.. PACIFIC ExPREss:-For Ptsnurs s,c snd
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and To'edo eN'ep'
90 WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH, =, 20
g. SO 80 1910 Dining Car, II a. M ni,ny csrs
s 80 Dnns ca Dining car M nap L ns:
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-ESpress. $50 .. m ana H.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-E1press $50 a. m. and
c9aEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY:aos p m; daily; NJ
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk-o H. !"
ATLANTIC cITY1Express' ibo D. weekday'
Long Branch Asbury Park Gnterlaken 40 & %
and ,'' r ,aI!IHi s. 4 III ~ 10 ,
can Dining can dining carr 55" s. G,r p %
,2iI night sgndays SI9 $50 20 sSP PD nj Carr
dining Carr. 9 dining car,. 745 s. p. m' i2'io
Ticket onces Nos 4el sH I19e 1923 III ara and
Broadway Aston House. and foot OF DesDrS Street %
Cortandt Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Snee
Station ycrsry cy Se new York Transfer company
viii call FOR and check baggage from hotels ana
j. p. HUTCHINSON. r. VOID,
General Manager. Genera! fassr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
Gountrn Board.

Gonntrn Board.
4 QUIET HOME for the summer. monthly perma-
"A nently, a village Of Western Massachusetts is
offered to two persons accustomed good
iouNdings House has modern tonyenences pazZas and
shade Address q. B. c. Tribune ONCE.
BOARD FOR THE SUMNER IN THE SPARTA
ID Mountains 81 miles from New-i ork, the
House low rates FOR June table rooms beds view.
very good. Write for booklet to PROPRIETOR 108
Nostrand ave. Brooklyn.
(REST VIEW, Greenwich. ct.-Superior accommoda
~ tons. modern improvements. home comforts.
I,RAND VIEW FAPM.
II On nigh elevation. Modern house with bath etc
Fine views and attractive in every way one hour
via New Haven X. r. First-class table
Mrs j. II. TOTTEN. Southport. Conn
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subs .iptions for The Trb.
way, ID door north OF 3lst-s. until o'clock d. m "A
refreshments received the ,oiaw branch ofcr,
regular office rates until ocloN p M VIZ: %t s,S
cor sd St u? 9th 18th Macs,
II 100 West .:i 9TH ave: East IAN St Isl
West t2d st. between eth and sh AYES 100 East AIN.
st.; l33S ~ ave. between 10Th 18th SITS. O26 IA
DIST LOS list near spth 81 $50 ri
ne near AZ od 90 I'd, ave- eio neecker ST. ae5
ave. '6c. sd - Amsterdam ave 400 West tod a,
las East ldh s.; 2oa Fast 4sth ST. sd OH ave. SSi
eth ave- la2 "a Az near 9th At. 2A Fast seth II
go BROADWAY 56a 81 ave. i20 sth ave Lais 2iaVe
Iha 9th ave At tie Harlem ofces 2Osi ri ave near
ieoh st bet 5sh and sth ayes. 40 Wet i4sthOs, A,
the trookltn orces D7 Fulton st. T26 Fulton "a
Court-st " Rroadwav r. is3 Boadwav n N
AiS2 Mvrtle-ave.. near Broadway. " 49,
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" sund.ys, .Lg A. y, TT TN~TD
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IFHIGHVA LLEYRAIlROAD

stations foot Of Cortland and Desbrosses St;
$40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY, iOO A. M for AACCh
cIiI,Nk and intermediate stations
na:.in vi daily for WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON
week days. ELMIRA week daysl' ITHACA, GENEVA.
BoCfIESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and the
West and principal local points Dining Car and Char
car T a. NJ daily except Sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate points erar
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-10

a young man of this city came across
matrimonial advertisement recently aud
struck up a correspondence. as follows.
lie will be surprised TO see his eifusion in
THE RECORD but he shouldn't think
aloud il he doesn't want his illusions to
get into the newspaper
While perusing the Chicago World |
perehance ran across your name as being
DESTROYS Of corresponding with young
man. In great haste | take my pen and
hastily write these loving words. say
loving, because | have softeuiug of the
brain. | am hard working, sober and
industrious nit young man. My descrip.
ton is that Of a handsome brunette, feet
9 inches high in my socks, and weigh l45
pounds, socks not included. Helping you
will hastily answer this with full de
scription OF your lovely self, ! remain
your unknown friend,
J. A. II.
p. S.-Poor paper, poor pen, poor
writer. Amen. b. Is. y. G. Y. ) s.
Bye bye, sweetheart, consider yourself
sweetly kissed
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-10

II the world should he 10 unfortunate
ny 10 lose me. intend To have il under.
stood before &c, that tie eight Lodges
10 which helon4 shall moi publish resn.
buttons "ln eaeh Of The city papers, nor
s.furnish copy TO the "bereaved fam
Ivy informing the public aud my loved
ones two weeks after the funeral Thai il
Inns "pleased the al-wse Ruler of the
Universe To interfere with my terrestrial
career TINT | have, in fact, been Gre.
moved from our midst And my grief.
stricken relatives Will confer on me great
favor by not having the newspaper men
print 'card OF thanks signed by the
members OF the family and addressed to
the "ldnd neighbofs and friends who sc
get erously assisted us, aud sympalhizcd
with US in The recent etc. or COURSE
| tbese customs were launched into us bl
the best and kiudcst motives, but the fifty
OF more years hatdshps 10 which they
have been subjected huvo reduced then
10 cold, siereoiyped formnlilics, meaning
less and useless. - The TrcaUe BOdld
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-10

Ely Cooper, Harold Ennis, Harry Bowe,
Edwin Duryea. John Trauger, Carl Eye.
Miss Purcoll's Room-Elva Roe, Ethel
Fisher, Ellie Leigh. Hartwell Schadel,
Willard benson, Lydia Skillman, Elmer
GonoSer, Lille kroesen, Peter Antonio,
Virginia Campbell, Anna Cole, Mary
Goombe.
Miss Reynolds Room-Viola Bacorn.
Jeanette Barber Newton Bayard, Hugh
Grant Nathan Raphael, Emma Naylor,
Emma lIeayencr, Howard Akers, Frank
Bell.
Miss Hoeh's ROOM Bessie Hill. 10
sephine Coombe, Mary Bair, Jessie Bair,
Cora May Somerset, Carrie Daniels, Der.
tina Mulhneaux, Lulu Black, Theodore
Ohlrnger, Essie Fisher, Sadie Patterson
Lizzie Lacey, Elsie Slack, Winfield Scott
Walter Everett, George Stout, Winfield
Sproat, Israel Raphael, John Carmody
Edward Smith, Raymond Sproat, Wi.
son Dorsey.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-10

Nest'H"'e" Chronicle, March O.
We referred in our columns Inst wet k
10 the fact TINT John f.. pidcock. the
p,osido,, ~ ,ho packaw.v vai,ov pai
'oa', "aa leit 'he 'o"" s"iaeniy, hnu hhn
gone TO Georgia to take charge RI rail
rond. aud Tint his departure was hasten.
al -, TN iif,oso ~ III. t,o,l,or oh 10.
P't''o"s's w" '"','"e '"e '""''
IL hns ,.Ans pr. ~, sii'cc ,nhi ,he gu
pte'hc 1o'''t NJ ifen'oh iasI week mane
",o's'on e""',' mug Juue,hent icnu
eieu ny '"ose - ppi"eo.s At Jersey 'i,y
sunni ''nie 's" "sa'ns' Jooh r. Tiucock,
IN IN FAVOR oi tne baiu"ih Locomotive
WofNs - lnliaueiPnia, ior over slf ,0oV.
IL appears 'hnt h,s la'i'er' j.. Nelson fla-
coeh, VI '"o nocha"hy NaIiey IL. h',pht
cnasea TWO locomotives from the Bhld,
win Locomotive concern Two or three
yeais ago ahu eaVe hotes III payment Tor
men, anu snotup al'ctwafas d. Nelson
ilncock' or inc ithilway company e9n-
.esseu Judgment 10 1ohn flecock i9t
sfo, Voo and haa inc shefih OF Hunter
doh levy on lhesc TWO locomotives. lie
sold mem TO the son, John r. fidcock,
Tor Sioo esch, ana men the latter and his
falher sent mem down to Georgia TO a
railroad lhat they were running down
lhcfe. Inc company Drought SUIT ana
obtained judgments on the notes against
j. Nelson fldcock, ana as II could mol