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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
FAIL RIVER STRIKE OVER.

SETTLED
Fail River Mass March 4.-The situation az the
King Philip Mills where the frame spinners have
been holding out against the reduction OF wages.
assumed a new phase to-day. and 1t is now prom
able that all trouble will be settled by Monday
The frame spinners have decided that they cannot
longer remain out to their advantage. The threat
en.d trouble with the carders will not develop
Leon Cote the discharged empoye having been
taken back BY the mill authorities. The strikers
have been promised that there Will be no dis
crimiIation against them. and that work viii .,
found for them The sp!nners who nave Deen az
work will not he discharged. as the new frames, in
place OF the mules have created opportunity Tor the
employment OF a greater number OF frame spin
rars than was the when the girls first vert
out on strike. The majority Of the strikers were
taken back into the mills to-day. and the other
classes Of operatives forced out by the strike VIII
all be back by Monday. The settlement OF th'
trouble Will clear the atmosphere In this city once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
HILL HOUSE MENACED.
r,,.n,,,v POWERS OF CHICAGO. SAYS HE WILL
DRIVE II FROM HIS WARD

DRIVE IT FROM HIS WARD
o,,.,.,, ,orresnondcnoe Of The Boston Transcript
one Of the leading features Oh tn' The attack
paien in Chcas9 for Al NJ hn Hnc,e@nth Ward,
w' made on Hun House the Social sethemf mi Of
novned al oyer ne * situated in the Nineteenth
Vsrd Miss Jane Adams. me heau " aiderm n
hos made a vigorous campaign asainst iea dina
- who IL one OF the two OF thler ~ ran
Doodle Aldermen" Of ne Guy me nceiinr was held
o. ~, ward which was addressed by Aidei "a
II Harlan son Of Justice Harlan OF Tue anc rnn
o. Mayor on the Municipal League IN, ~ am
spring This speech To o P Ie sf, supporters
pug ~ bau and tried In vain TO break up the "er a
ing but the brave Alder ,,on hJ IN his speech he
tluinpnSf u tribute 10 the influence OF Hull House
and scored Powers with al MS ",E n BY Alderman
IN his speech sunday. Powers yeserday de
HUI H9n gTf,s5n the head Of the Finance Commit
tee ana NE ,hst Az result OF the tight against him
Hull House Will be driven from me wa,u Ttu this
iead ement he added which he thought wouid
narest the big Alderman from the Twentysecoh'
Ward whG ro, NE be responsible for what happens to
Alderman ma Harlan i he goes into the ward again.
as The he Of Alderman Powers say that for
two months ms in the west end Of ward.
trous{, iiu House and It's methods are least known
and Least needed nd pGShers at Hui House have
1ai,oned the ward and injured It's business. siaIS
~ ronen I'm the club that has been oiganlZtu
0l I poer"re's interest estimahle women VINO nave
III IA Long I'm the ward. have been lnnuenced pS
resldeu .os bat have been circulated by the Alder
Mans emissarics Several Of them VINO ma haye ,osn
ihn. oxnressiug sentiments concerning nun iiouse
heai,d 80 those uttered Monday by Alderman
Powers on being questioned have admittea Me-, Me-
IpMr ~ ere inside HUH House, never met MISS
Ie ,Sa,,s never heard her say word aghlns, the
Ar1 or lis people but they had all been tod the
Az" said Alderman Powers yesterday. did
saw that Hull House would %, uiiven u', - y, once
h., bv The sentiment Of the people againsti u
W Ill ~, word a year from to-day mere VIII DE
Marh III /, s,itntion i'm the Nineteenth Ward
The Alderman went so far as 10 chargf 'hat M'i
~ nf,,es had made sweeping charges againS,
he ncopie OF the ward. declaring them TO be ~,
~ criminal and degraded He even intimated
,hat HulI House responsible Tor artlcles that
baVe been published showing that I'm certain re-
..,rc,.d areas inside the Nineteenth Ward crime
abounds to an unusual degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
POstoMce Notice.

SHOULD be read BY all interested a. changes my
Foreign mail, Tor the week ending March s isss, VIZ
promptly pal ali a. Close a. the one Sou earle. ;a.s
sio'iH; time 'H TTFFGaSs siST MAILS
sArURpAY-At a m. foF Netherlands direct per
Rotterdam Rotterdam ceeIs must Be- directed p
Ro,'era a.t b. directed per saale At supple
10 80 70, E ,or Ss Rs direct per-
ThinTyalla Get,ers be direc"d per ThinsvailsI
.pK,SrEp MATTER ETc.-German steamers sailing =
T .S.say address printed Tor ps:
Of Europe American and White star ..ssWs" "a "a
cunard french and German .1e.mss o. saurs s,,
s s.; s PRINTED sst. Ra''s to ear Carry '' mail
After the closing of the supplementary transatlantic ,a.i.
famed above additional .uppemsn,sy mails are spsnsa
man steamers and remain open until within ten MINUTES
MS a se FOX SSR SOUTH SNp cEXTnL AMERICA. WEST
sA Hor,s Aa psfns@Suso and jasro letters
for North Brs1 and Ia Plata 10 COUNTRIES must ss d.
1880 %J for Fortune island Jamai5s sans ana
As al Prince Go and n p.', ssS: y,
s.,o A sns Y at per saHca Tor o,a:s
SS s. CT va: 1899 70; Halt! per PIN; VIZ
lem ass'es Guiana iG must be directed per Prn. wsm
vI att y, D. m for North Brazil per Paraenss.
Pas pr from North sydey at III
M Tor St. Pierre Miqu.l9H per steamer from HaIif,.
from Miami. Fla
Mail, for Newfoundland by rail to Halifax and thence
Tor Miaueion by rail- 10 Boston and thence by steamer.
cc.s al this Office daily at { 30 p Mails FOR Cuba
close At hi. ONE, daily at 100 m. Tor forwarding
bv steamers sailing Mondays and 1hursdayO from Port
Tampa, Fla. Mails for Mexico c'y, overland unless
necsliy addressed FOR dispatch oy steamer e.ose at
dis once daily 2.3o a. m. AMI 23o 2. m. tRess
tered mail closes at .. M previous day.
TRANSPACrFtC MAILS.
Malta for Chra Japan and Hawaii. per Dorto
from San Fransco). close here daily up to
March : az $40 p. m Mails Tor Hawaii per
Australia from San Francisco). close here taiiy
nm 10 March at $3.50 p Mails for China and Japan.
ny, a Tacoma from Tacoma). close hs-e daily W
70 March rs at $50 Malls for Australia except
those FOR AUSTRALIA. which are forw arled ~
Europe New Zealand Hawaii FIJI ana samoan issnds
ner q Moana from San Francisco, close mere daiy
IN 20 March rs at a. m: II a. m ana go p n.
sor on arriva. AZ NewYork Of Campania WIN ori,-
ish mails Australia, Mails for china snc 'np Ss
,s.neciay addressed ory). per Empress OF asois
from Vancouver close here daily up 10 March VI ~
s.ao m Nails for Society Islands, per snop ttop,c
Rirs from sncisco) coee here day up 70 ss'c"
25 at $40 p. =, ..u,,, h.rv
cosinx is arranged the presun,p.
anu ri, mint. rupted overland transit tRegssss4
M" >' CORNELIUS VAN SOTT, Poesnass~.
YostoAhcs. Nsw-York. u. T.. JeoreaV ~ ''~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
4 sVINDLER'S HARVEST IN BOSTON.
MANY or rHp MOST PROMINENT PERSONS
ON HJs LIST.

Boston March (speciaD.-M. ]. Haniey ahas
Joseph FttzGerald arrested al the ho'e'
brunswick to-day He had just sent lohs Ie''ei
70 Nine Modteska. recitng pitifu! story ana
basgins for assistance Count Bozenta and the
hotel clerk called an officer. When searcheo hst
Of about nifty Of the weathiest and most prominent
people In Boston, including Governor WoIco't ana
Mrs Wocott was found upon him. with the
amounts of money he had secured from each In
cour, several OF these persons appeared against
him He was sentenced TO = year al the state
Farm.
Here is a partial list of hts victims: Mrs c. F.
Adams Mrs F. H. Prince. Colonel Fl. H. Haney'
Isaac Rich Mrs. John Shepard Mrs. B. F Keith,
j. NJ Sears Z. r Morse. c. II. Crump. 6. D. Low.
F F. Peabody. Mrs. Roger Wolcott. Mrs Oliver
Ames F. s Ames Mr.. Goldman. Mrs. Wyman Alb
6ott Gordon "; O.; Tayor, n A Sa FT "a 4
ClaAin, c. F. Adams. NJ. O. Adams, s NJ
Aldrch. Mrs. Charles Amory FredeTiok APory'
Bangs Francis Batcheller. Alanson Bigelow. Mrs
b. Schoeffel W. E. Clahin, c, II. Allen, presi
dent Of the Home SAVINGS Bank: Lucus Tuttle Il
A Tucker {. p. Torrey. Eugene Tompkins, L. b
Thayer Lawrence Edwards and W. d Sohier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
RRITON RICHARDSON.

Br,tou Richardson died on Thursday at his home.
No. "a walnut-st. East Orange, n j. He was
prominent figure I'm the silk trade IN the Cnlted
States He had been identified with the raw SIX
business since 1863 and for the last ten years had
bee Tie secretary OF the. SILK Association OF
America He was an authority on tariff matters
Pertaining TO the trade. and was frequently =
WasL,nrfon projecting the silk interests He was
born in Manchester England. in 1873. and came TO
this country IN 1856. He was member OF IN, ne
Mercbants. Central Club and had been president OF
the two last-named organizations for Two tGrnS'
He leaves a widow, sons ana one uHushtei'
The funeral will take place at East Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
W. d. LYON WINS THE GOLD MEDAL.

RESULT OF THE 1895 Fol-. AND DtrEILING SWORD
HANDICAP CONTEST.
The 1898 Foil and Duelling Sword Handicap con-
test OF the Amateur Fencers League OF America be-
gan last night at the Fencers' Club No. 81 West
Twenty-secondst.. the foils being used last night
and the swords TO be used tonight. The contest
ants last night were Newbold Morris. A. Van Il.
Post and J. Langdon ErvinS Fencers Club. W. D.
Lyon and John Allare. New-York Athletic Club:
G. T. Cont and Pacific AIDA international Fencing
Club and Ellis Hoffman New-York Turn Verein
The officials were: Judges-Chares de Kay,
Fencers Club; ". W. Patrick and Charles G Both
ner. New-York Athletic Club; scorer. Clarence Sack
EFT. Fencers' Club; timer. Charles de Kay
SUMMARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
MRS SARAH ELIZABETH GRAY

The death is announced OF Mrs Sarah Elizabeth
Gray OF Berwick Me-. formerly Of this city Mrs.
Gray had been living Of late years with her daugh-
ter Mrs Rufus Hatch. at whose house in Maine
she died She had one son. living in the West.
The funeral will take place "a Sunday, at O'Clock,
a, Christ church Seventy-frst-st. and the Boule-
ward with which she had long been connected. The
burial will be Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
sss FIFTH AVENUE NEAR Bath STREET.
BEAUTIFUL
OLD CHINESE PORCELA1N
POTTERY AND CURIOS
COLLECTED BY
TAX FF.
THE COMPRADORE OF SHANGHAI CHINA
A Remarkable Gathering OF
Artistic Antiquities. Rich in
single color POrcelaIns, lus-
treless old Pottery. ana
CuriOS,
TO BE SOLD on THE AFTERNOONS OF
Monday. Tuesday and w ednesdays
March 7th sih & 9th. al 2:3o o'clock
EXHIBITION OPEN DAY AHD EVENING.
poprpT soMERvIlLE ORIOLES ca
,u.,,o,.e, Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
JUSTICE SMYTR HAS SLIGHT RELAPSE.

Justice Frederick Smyth. who has been conhned
~ his home at No 10 West Forty-sixth-st. for
a month by rheumatism. had another setback yes
terday The Justices health had been improving
for a week and he had been able to be about
the house The damp weather Of yesterday. now
ever brought on a slight relapse. and he was
again forced 10 his bed The attending physician
800 he does not consider the relapse eenous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
cHAyoEs EXPECTED IN rHE rEyDEREon
POLICE CAPTAIN PRICE MAY SUCCEED CAPTAIN
sHEEHAN AND PERMIT LIvELIER TIMES

There was report in the TenderIoin district last
evening that Captain sheehan was to be displaced
b. Captain James X. Price In command Of the
police In the district and that liveier times In that
part OF the city might be expected the result OF
the change Of precinct commanders. Captain Price
was the precinct detective there In the palmy day.
when Alexander s. Williams was the police cap
tain. when the Tenderoin got It's name from HIS
boasting and when the dives" wide open"
there Many providers In the Tenderlon have been
disappointed because there a open
Haunting Of vice after the advent of the new Tam.
many administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

Inc winner. w. ID. Lyon, received gold medal
Inc handicaps held last night and might are
the iirst contests Of the year under the A. +. h. A.
ON March . and 70. at the Fencers' Club. will be
hold the preliminarios for the National champion
ship, with foils. swords and sabres. on April / and
Will be held also at the Felccfs Club the junior
Oh impionships, in which the college teams take
part. and on April 9. at tho New-York Athletic
club. The team com petition for the Shaw Cup. The
National championship meet will include the final
bouts, and Will be held at Boston April ~ and &c.
In injunction with the Amateur Athletic Union,
and under the management of the New En- gland
division OF the Amateur Fencers' League OF
America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
yHr Fy-VFRAL or JOHN WILD.

The body Of John wild. the actor VINO az" ~ -,
Troy Wednesday. will arrive in Ne" Vi a.
p n. today II WIZ be met by n comm '' 49,
The ElHs The body viii be escorted oF " " - w
lodge-roons a, Twenty-seventh-st. and Broadway
and Will thore lie In state until l:43 a, ~ hour
morrow Services viii be help there az hodv viii
be escorted TO he Church 81 the I5a.5hs service
IN. ffr Or ghtlu WIZ Teao LAG
ana volunteer choir will sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
RICHARD NANSFIFLD'S NEW PLAY.

The ARRANGEMENTS by which Richard Manshed
has acquired the American rights 10 h1muHd
RCstanfs play. "CyranO de Bergcrac' success
Of the present Paris season are no" co"Ipie'e'
oon,rac,s bayi,, heen signed Yesterday. Mr.. Mans
fields manager a. NJ Palmer, IS III the cry, an. anu
has already begun preparations tor Inc Prouuo"0''
he. ,,To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
CONCERT AT TIE BROA wv &.

The weather kept many people away iron" INC
broadway Theatre Yesterday afternoon, so that
the audience which listened 10 the concert "iich
given was smaller than the programme ue
served The first par, Of the programme cohSis'eu
entirely Of songs by Mrs. GrenvHe Sneihhe ana
Pau Wallard number Of old French sones oe tn
included aruOpr The selections. Ihese were ~
lowed by a piano recita! by Raoul Pusno, ne ne
next Performance of the series WIZ os me
l. LII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
FTNERAL OF DR. WILLIAM A. ROGERS.

Waterville Me-. March THE funeral Of Dr.
william A. Rogers OF Colby University, occurred
hero to-day The service held in the Elm
Street Baptist Church at 10 o'clock President
Nathaniel Butler OF Colby. delivered the nvoca-
ton followed by tTef addresses by the Rev pr
William E Spencer, the Rev. DR.. Butler and the
Rev Dr. Davis president of the Alfred University.
Nau,. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
HENRY ". CANNON GOING SOUTH.

Henry W Cannon president OF the chase Ma
tional Bank, has resigned MS pace as '''u ~,
:, 49,. rh,rter Dav Celebration Committee MI
lannon's health ls not good just now, ana ne IN
tends in a few days to take Trip South WIN"
may last for several weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
GENERAL ROSECRANS DYING.
REPORT FROM Los ANGELES THAT THE LAST
RITES OF THE CHURCH HAVE BEEN


ADMINISTERED.
San Francisco. March CSpeciaO-A report comes
tonight from Los Angeles that General W. S. Ros-
Grams Is near death at his ranch home. between
the Palms and Redondo. near the Pacific Ocean.
A priest was summoned to-day, and the last rites
OF the Roman Catholic Church were admin istered.
II was reported few days ago that he had been
seriously ILL., but had in part recovered and his
condition had materially imnroved. Sine" thcn
there has been a sudden change for the worse. He
Low to-day unaware of the attentions OF members
Of his family and unconscious OF the mlnistrations
~ Rjshon MONTGOMERY The veteran 10 be
suffering from nervous prostration. wnich, IN MS
weakened condition. holds him in its strong grasp.
General ROsecrans not regaining CONSCIOUSNESS.
II was thought best to administer extreme JUNCTION
should the patient rally sufficiently. holy COM
munon will be administered.
His son. Carl F. Rosecrans. and his family are
with him and his daughter. Mrs Toole wife or
ex Governor J. r. TOole OF Montana, IS w1thin
convenient renCh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
Sprrial Notltes.
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WILLIAM NJ SrNGERLY'S ESTATE.

Philadelphia March Letters OF admins
ratlon or tho estate Of William NJ Singery. who
di~d intcstate. granted by the Register of
Wills to-day to James :. Mccartney. the son-in-
law OF Mr.. Singerly The estate according to the
petition filed by the administrator. is valued at
$685. 900 and consists entirely OF personal effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

In the worst colds where there IL pain. con-
strlcton Of the Bronchial tubes. and spasms OF
the muscles OF the chest. Jayne's ExpectoIant will
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
OBITUARY.
DR.. J. c. SHERMAN.

Dr. John Chapman Sherman. Of Ogdensburg. n
Y died on Wednesday night from pneumonia at
the home Of Charles Parsons. tr., No n West
Forty-Afth-st He was forty-eight years old. and
was In charge Of the United Btates Marine Hospital
az Ogdensbirg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
GEORGE r. SLOAN TO SAIL TO-DA.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day on the
steamer Saale for Alexandria is ex Senator George
r. Sloan. president of the Second National Bank OF
Oswego He will be accompanied by Mrs. Sloan
and will make a three-months tour Of Mediter-
ranean ports Nj Sloan was Speaker OF the As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
CHARLES PAGE BRYAN SAILS TO-DAY.

Charles Page Bryan. United States Minister 70
Rrozu accompanied by W. L. Lowrie secretary OK
the Legation and Lieutenant A symptom, mn III
~ ofiachk will sail for Gibraltar to-day on inc
etcsuer Saale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

Tribun. once March 3. ! a. m.-feserday WAS
vpca March day threatening skies In the forenoon ana
,,.,o, rain and snow later Owing the mildnes the
.nov quickly turned siush The temperature ranged
h.w..n 40 and 30 degrees the average $50 being ~
lowe. than on Thursday degree higher than on the
corresponding day last year -, s..,. =.
In and near this city so-day there VIZ ps0ee0v
Clearing weaher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR To- DAY.

FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY
For Maine and New-Hampshre. snow or ram ho'H
easterly winds
For Vermont fair: northwesteriy winds
For MASSACHUSETTS, Rhode Island and Connecticut snow
or rain clearing by Saturday night norheaseriy shns
10 n1rthwesterly winds.
For Eastern New-York. fair IN northern p'."0n 80
49,, &, .or,h.rr norton during the day: winds becoming
northwe.terly. -
For Eastern Pennsyivania. Nsw-Jsrssy and Deis~aN
clearing IN the morning: fair northwesery wnae
For District of Columbia ana 'fsh'~' '-'' "o'"'
west to winds ,,, ,.-,.v,r.,,.
For Western New-York and western re"n'''"'~
fair. leht northerly winds. becoming varao<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-pAfs FokhCANi
Washington March 4-The storm. which has oeen NOV
ing along the Atlantic for the last two days no"
c.r,r,, or Sew-Jersev and northwest gale Is blowing
on m. Southern England coast The rainfall "h'oh
has been heavy along the coast line has not ex'ehoea
inland more than one hundred miles Except for TINS
storm on the Atlantic coast the weather fair through
-. ,ha country and there is hi, little cloudness
great srea OF high pressure the central valleys
and Northwest Little change in temperature has DC
Cured except IN Gulf States where ~ ~ some what
warmsr For saturday snow rain Is Indicated In
Tc probably clearing Saturday night further
.outh the weather will the coast early SATURDAY
,1,nng Fair weather will continue In other dsricts
Nth risins temperature In the Southwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
Vigorous ACTION TAKEN.
GOVERNMENT DETERMINED TO PUNISH
BAKERS MURDERERs.
THE MOST ENERGETIC MEASURES EVER KNOWN
IN SUCH A CASE ADOPTED-A STATEMENT
FROM POSTMASTER GENERAL GARY.

IN SUCH A CASE ADOPTED-A STATEMENT
FROM POSTMASTER GENERAL GARY.
Washington. March AN hour or more OF the
time OF to-days Cabinet session occupied In the
reading OF long report from the special agent OF
the Postofrice Department on the killing OF Baker
the coored postmaster at Lake City. S. c. In view
OF the peculiar circumstances connected with the
murder and the enormty Of the crime, 1t was de-
cided to increase the Governments reward to 1880
in each case Every effort will be made by the
Federal authorities TO bring the murderers TO JUS
tice
Tho report the was presented by POST
master-t;eneral Gary. and the action taken by
the Cabinet in the offering Of rewards FOR the
apprehension and conviction Of The guilty persons
is said 10 be the most energetic ever agreed On
by any Administration In similar case IL II
probable that the Postoflce Department Will ne
tail other inspectors TO assist those no" on 'he
neld in ferreting out the murderers ana the large
amount OF reward offered II Is thought VIII inouc
private detectives to work on the case IL Is sA'o
Attorney-Cieneral Griggs holds the opinion tnat
tho Federal Government will have jurisdiction over
the murderers when captured. unless they are
first taken by the State authorities BAKER " ~
held was an officer Of the Government IN ths us
charge OF his duty and the attack on MIN was
similar to an attack on a deputy marshal or o'her
official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
y tRPfED.

DtNN1NG- BfNNEY-On THURSDAY. March 3 1893. st
Church II Zion and Timoihy Nepyo-k. Martha
Gray Dhney d,ug ter Il late amos 7ney George
A Dunn!ng. of Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be Ia.
dorsed with full name and address.