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Died.

BALMELLL.-on Jan. IA. 1898. Lazarus Pad. -
son Of Josephine Bright and tho late JuiiuB sohn
Balmelli.
Funeral services at his mothers residence, ToB
sackett st.. Brooklyn, wednssday evening, o
o'clock. Private. Gibraltar SPAIN papers piaass
copy. =.
At I" Algonao." Nevburs. N. T.. On 1foa.
day. Jan. IL. Warren pelano. in the s9th year q
his ago. "
Services at "Algonao'' Tuesday afternoon n hA,S
past Q O'Clock. Carriages will DO in waiting 90
Nswburg on arrival of Hudson River train. lnsse
ment at Fairhaven, Mass. on T%hurSday.
DING .-on Monday. Jan. II. at her residence.
s44 state ST.. Brooklyn. Marion Faye. daughtero1
the late Peter H. COPELAND and wife Of George
yelling Giddings. ~
Funeral services at 81. Peters Church. state a.. On
Wednesday, Jan. 10. AZ half past 0. Informant
private.
JEROME.-ou Tuesday. Jan. 10. Leonard W. ooA
Of the late Thomas A. and Emma v. Jerome.
Funeral services at Hanson Place Baptist Church.
Brooklyn. Thursday. goth inst, at Q p. II. Inter
ment private.
LEONARD. On Jan. IT, 1898. at 100 West 7Bd 81,
Lena Adele Leonard, daughter OF DR.. George ".
and Lena Morey Leonard. In the 18th year Of La
Funeral services Will be held on wednesday evslD
ing at 8 O'Clock at late residence. Interme1o q
Newburg.
Blcb .NS.-on Sunday evening. Jan. 10, E1isA
Renvtlle, widow or James d. Mchann ana dhughe
ter OF the late Joseph and Elizabeth R~envtiie. iA
the seth year OF her age.
Funeral services will be held ut the residence %
her son.in.law, George Forrest Johnson. 20 Weso
Goth st.. on Wednesday, Jan. 10. at . r. Y
Kindly omit flowers.
M1NER.-on Monday. Jan. II. 1898. Jacob q. MineR.
in the 18th year of his age.
Funeral services will he held at his late resideaoa.
Gil East 130th ST.. on Wednesday. 10th inse. 81
Ppm.
PATrEN.- On Sunday. Jan. 10. at her residence.
118 Vernon av.. Brooklyn. Elizabeth MusettA
Summers. wife of william Z. Patten.
Funeral services wednesday afternoon. at . O'Clock.
at the Noble Street Baptist Church. noble 0ts
near Manhattan av.. Brooklyn.
WARD.-At Hackensacs. n. j., on Jan. 10. 1895.
Leah Maria. daughter Of the late John Quaokens
bush and widow of John J. Ward. in her 7otA
year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. 820 Main o..
Hackensack. on Friday, Jan. 81, at Q O'Clock. ID.
terment at convenience of the family. TfainA
leave Cortlandt and Desbrosses OF. at lilo Pm
Kindly omit flowers.
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Rlr aoopRtr p1ronon oAsh
nsassss paass n she WINS -vAvsr-rsssisu .,
zeal % the f~esfirsosS.

-
nsesese psa6s h she virAs TAVep-rlestsn ts
zeal - the Testiaesy.
motion ives made before Justice Pryor Of
the Supreme Court yesterday 10 confirm . re-
port Of Charles Donohue as referee finding that
Nellie r. Goodwin 10 entitled 10 q decree Of
absolute divorce from Nat o. Goodwin, the
actor. The report recommends that $75 q week
be allowed 10 Mrs. Goodwin for her mainte-
nance. The motion. which was made In her DO
half By A. II. Hummel. was not opposed by
Senator Thomas r.. Grady. who appeared for
Goodwin, but Senator Grady asked that all the
evidence In the case be sealed. Justice Pryor
reserved decision on both motions.
The counsel In the case refused 10 say who the
correspondent 10. Goodwin married the plaintiff
on Oct. 10, 1883. and they separated while they
were living at 228 West End avenue In 1891.
The wife averred that Goodwin had given her
this house, for which he paid $4,000. and she
resisted his attempts to enter. The plare was
under siege for q time. with three watchmen on
guard. Mrs. Goodwin sued for n separation on
win said that sho, drank. and she retorted in
kind, and also said that he stayed out O. nights
gambling and accused him Of seeking the com.
pany Of other women. The difficulty was said
70 her Of e25, 600. Goodwin sued for divorce In
Ban Francisco, but che replied with charges for
divorce, and that action wat. dropped.
The plaintiff, originally o Miss Baker OF Buff
band. Goodwin's first wife was Eliza Wothers-
by, who IL dead. Maxine Elliott, who 10 Good
wins leading lady, obtained q divorce from
e eSSsE' NM A.; Mo9 9ssGs, n 'S SoSs %Ss E G isyd n IN san
Francisco about the time that Goodwin sued his
wife there for divorce,
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THIS YEARS. ARION BAIL.
Preparations Under way to slake IL Nor
Elaborate Than ANY or Ius Predecessor.

Preparations Under Way to Make IL More
Elnbsrate Than Any or Its Predecessor.
The Committee of tho Arlon Society whose
special province 1t is to fix the date for tho
annual mask ball has decided to give 1t this sea.
son on Friday, Feb. IL. Tho Madison Square
Garden. as In former years. has boen secured
for the occasion.
For three months the committees and sub
committees have been iaboring to mature plans
differing In every essential from those adopted
ON previous occasions. and they promise q
series OF surprises that will tend to make tho
coming OF ont moro striklngly picturesque than
any of Its great predecessors.
Each year the Jolly Arions resolve to mako
their ball surpass the ono Immediately preced-
ing, and this year more time, moro money, and
. good deal more pains have been expended in
carrying, out that determination; In enious
electrical and other devices will play q promi.
pent part In the affair. and many Of the designs
In the line OF prnamentation will DO stArtlingly
new. Preparations arc to DO made looking 10
tho entertainment of 10, 900 persons. 1t being
calculated that no less Q number Of tickets will
be sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
THE MATTREWs TRAGEDY.
Mrs. Matthews = Descendant or President
John Adams.

All day yesterday a little knot Of morbidly GU
rious people hung about the grocery in Column
bus avenue where John H.. Matthews killed his
family and himself. There was nothing to be seen,
however. as the shades were drawn and Police
man Walsh of the West Sixty-eighth street sta.
ton was on guard to prevent any intrusion. The
bodies were removed to Seniors undertaking
rooms at 1877 boulevard. They will be sent this
morning to Highlands, n. Y, where the burial
will take place.
called at the undertakcr's at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon TO make arrangeme nts for the funeral.
He said that Mrs. Matthows's maiden name was
Minnie Adams, and that she was a descendant
Of President John Adams, and inherited con.
siderable property from her grandmother
Adams.
Letters Of administration upon the estate Of
]. H. Matthews, who killed himself, wife, and
two children. have been obtained by Chester
johnson. of 1873 East Ninsty-eighth street from
Is put at ST., 600. Mr.. johnson applied for letters
as u creditor Of the dead man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
POLICEMAN HANNIoAx GUILTY.
To he Sentenced ON Friday for shooting . hoy
He Was Chasing.

He Was Chasing.
After being out eighteen hours the jury In tho
case Of Policeman John J. HanniRan convicted
him yesterday morning Of assault In the second
degree for shooting l7-year-old Charles MO
Nnlly. The jurymen had been awake all night,
and looked tired and weary. When they ap-
peared in the General Sessions the foreman OF
tho jury said that tho verdict carried with 1t q
recommendation to the mercy of the Court.
Sentence win be passed on Friday. The penalty
is from one day to I've years imprisonment or q
mopS showed That Hssnnisan Was sent ou. ON
Thanksgiving Day to arrest boys for playing
football in the street. Hannigan. WIG wa in
AWAY. HanniRan chased him ave blocks, aud
finally shot him In the hip. inficting a slight
in tho air to attract another policeman. A
new trial viii be asked for on exceptions to
Recorder Goff's rulings.
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Remembering that it is often
"the poorest show that has the
loudest barker outside" we keep
quiet about many of our really
good displays.
1t isn't fair to our friends.
Manifestly unfair now, when
everybody is asking for bar
gains when many Of our Eng.
fish walking-coat suits, some Of
our single and double. breasted
sack suits, have been attacked
by the "red pencil and marked
down to SIG and $1S-in a few
stray cases, to even less.
We bride you instead Of our
statesmen.
ROGERS, PEEr & %.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren aud Broad way.
Thirty.second and Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
BONDS rNsTEAD OF 4 DUEL.
Con. MuhaIsy and CeL Cussons Ordered %
Keep lhe PeAcr.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19.-The cases of Gen.
George J. Hundley of Amelia and Col. John Gus
sons OF Glen Allen. who were charged with
being about to fight q duel. came up in the police
court to-day. Col. Cussons was the first of the
accused TO appear. He was followed In . few
minutes by Gen. Hundley. Chief OF Police How
ard, who had the warrant sworn out for the ar
rest Of the mon. testified that after reading In
two men. and knowing their disposition. no
feared there would b. trouble when he learned
they were stopping at the same hotel. These
papers which he regarded sufficient grounds 10
have the men arrested lest they should fight .
duel.
No further testimony was taken. and Gen.
Hundley and Col. Cussons were put under bonds
TO keep the peace In the sum OF 81 200. The
two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officers bowed courteously
to each other In the court room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
FIRST RED DOMINO DAHoE.

Mr.. ana mrs. DIshsp Devise . sSoiaI lanova-
Ties Tor new York.
The irst red domino dance ever held In New
York 10 the prospective social excitement. Mr..
and Mrs. Hsber r. Bishop have issued cards for
such . dance. to DO held on Friday night, Jan.
29. At once there was a f~lutter, and the rush
for red dominos has already begun. The Bieh-
ops have one OF the finest private bathrooms in
town at their residence, S6l Fifth avenue. Tho
red domino dance will DO ~sOoiety's irst unique
entertainment this winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
AEBTINs OF THE MUsIo OF UB
Its ALenbers nn~tsStaiusa last Evening ~ Mrs
a. CAss Cannsld.

Mrs. A. Cass Garfield entertained the new
Music Club last night at her home. Park ave-
nue. and Thirty.siIth street. There were about
126 msmbers Of the club present May Irwin
sang some OF her plantation melodies, and . vS
ried programme was rendered by Lydia Eustis.
M. Gargosa. aud Victor Beigel.
AmonR those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacob Aston. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sloane. Mr..
and Mira. Ogden Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Orme
Wilson, Miss Van Allen, Lspenard Stewart. Mr..
and Mrs; 7. Cooper, Hewitt, Mr.; and MIRA W.
t ssarr Mr. M.i and Mr nha o %rs H Van aeE EehJ JI'-
Mas Winthrop. Mrs, II. Le Grand Cannon, Miss
Katherine Dusr, Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane,
Harry Payne Whitney, and Mr. n Mrs. 0AE
bert Stevens. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
rACHTSMEN BURNED OUT.

mouse or the Jersey CITY Yacht CIub BE-
strOIed with Its CShtsntsL
Inc Jersey City Yacht Clubs quarters ct the
ot Jersey avenue. Jersey City. were do
'o'ea by fire yesterday morning. The fire
who discovered by Frederick and John Gardner,
fsar rn %ne care Of the building and sleep in .
The OtSr I'm on the first floor.
con etn mlSl moor was used as q Btoreroom and
ali hnnnssn racing sails ana spars. which were
iLe SS end up. A parlor and meeting room on
elubis Sinus pictures and models Of yachts. the
Which wveords, and various other things. all Of
1900. and qtfhs eIs e , Tss lGss e estimated e.
fN'o"her lost spars and sails.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
OGDEN eoELErs PERSONAL TAX
NE Asks 20 Have the AsArssBAeat vseatSa en-
the oFsSna % Nos.ResiaeAes.

Ogden GOelet appeared before the Tax Com
missioners yesterday and asked to have an as
SeSsmentfo for $3o0,O 600 personal property vacated
on the ground that he was not a resident Of New
York, He swore that no had a residence In
Newport. q homo at Tuxedo, and farm In Can.
ada Upon cross; examination he stated that he
had 2 winter EsSidsnSs In New Y1Sk, and that
Club. DoclHi0n was reserved.
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BEaes ACCUSED OF FORGERY.

said to Have Altered q Lone Eainnd Railroad
: Ticket 20 save oA.o 90 q Month.
sAyvILLE. l. l.. Jan. 1s.-George NJ. Beggs, %
years old, a son of Clarence Beggs. a wealthy
resident Of Blue Point, was arrested to-day BY
Detective James sarvis Of the Long Island Rail.
road on O charge of forgery. Justice Stallworth
held him for examination.
It 10 alleged that no altered q forty-slx.trip
school ticket, issued by tho Long Island Rail.
and F1atbush avenue station. instead of between
hero and Jamaica, thus saving S4.G0 q month.
peggs, 10 q student at Q business college in
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
Arrived-rurspAY Jan. 10

AFrivod-rurspAY. Jan. 10
o. Cevio, Nicol, Liverpool Jan. Z.
% Massachusetts, Findlay. London Jan. q
BE- Mannheim. Ockeimann. Brcmerhaven-
Bs Queen Margaret, Dui bar, Shields.
90 Allegheny, Low, Kingston.
Sc 9recian Prince, Miller, Rio Janefro.
s. Fran. Hummel Fowey.
IS Michigan, Tubb, London.
Dc Bremerha ven, MINES, Antwerp
Dc Uirikep. Berg, Shields,
SIS Myrtiedene, Milburn. Havro.
es Yorktown, Dole. Norfolk.
es Comnnche, Pennington, Charleston-
Be Gate City, Googfns. Savannah.
ss Rio Grande. Staples. Bruins wick.
Bs Croatan. Mckee, Wilmington.
30 h. =. Dimmook, Bearse. Boston.
tFor later arrivals see First ParA1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
DsatA sra vsr,y-A~s-Ysar.ola Army male.

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 19-A Confederate army
mule owned BY A. Mccullough at Blum. Tex.
died last night, forty-two years old. The mule
was used by Mccullough as q cavalry mount all
through the civil war between the States, and
had been q figure at many OF. the sx.COnfeder-
ate reunions held In Texas. He will BE- buried
Tomorrow with military ceremony.
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MARRIED.

AT the Homestead. Cana
movie. N. Y. by tho Rev. ]. 7. Rose. Jan. 10. 1888.
Lorraine Marguerite, daughter of DR.. Louiso BiAko
Bryson. to Mr.. Albert Payson Terhune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19

30 Pontiac, from New York for Venice. passed Glib.
raltar.
So Prussia, from New York for Hamburg. passed
the Lizard.
IS Trave, from New York for Bremen. passed the
Lizard.
50 washinrton. from New York for London. passed
lale OF Wight.
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1rAhxNE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALnANAc-Tms DAT.
sun rises. 40 I Sun sets.. b09 Moon rises. D On
HIoH wATRR-rHfs DAY.
sandy Hook. Z 30 Gov .1sl'd. 4 % He'll Gate. Q As
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3uainess Nottfes.

Pearls and all kinds or Precious etonsa, Or
tho best quality only. Prioes low a. anywhere, ktrA
HOWARD q CO.. SOC Firth avenue. new Hsrr.
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SAILED FROM DOMESTIC FORTS.
30 Tallahassee, from Savannah for New York.
6s Fl Rio. from New Orleans for New York.
Be- Kansas City, from Savannah for New York.
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ARRIVED OUT.
So veendam, from New York. at Rotterdam
S. Alliance, from New York. ut Colon.
ss H~eve1ius, from New York, at Liverpool.
SIS Mozart. from New York. at Liverpool.
es Pothan, from New York, at Port Said.
IS Liv. from New York, at Havre.
SIS Energia. from New York for Singapore. 81
Ship Rahane, from New York. at Sydney. II. 0. v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
CALLED n roRnraN

oAusEp rhoM FoRnt0N poRfa.
90 Aller, from Bremen for New York.
So Delaw are. from Liverpool for New YORK.
30 Bolivia, from Naples for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19

Fresh Fond Cremntory open every day in the
year for business and Visiiurs.-U. \. GREA1ATlOA
Co. so East Houston st., New York.
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Special Hotirts.

SpfftHI 3l0ttCES.
KEEP OUT TIIE COLD. Use Roebuck's weAthss
Strips on your doors and windows. For sale or lp.
piled by KOEBuCK, ne Fulton ST.. New York, and
14th Bt. and Hamilton av., Brooklyn.
a growth and the original color gfyeA
to the hair by PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM-
~NDERCoRNs the Lest cure for corns. 10 eta.
RHEUNA tsW. A guaraptl ed cure. Full infoS
nation CHEMICAL COMPANY. 297 Pearl
st.. Cleveland, o..
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3eIinious Autires.

DEV w. @. ARR Of Rochester will give Bible road
N ings at The Bro, DIV, Tabernacle on ThundsS
morning next AT II O'clock; subject, 1.-THE Gospel u
John" on Friday morning at the same hour . reS4.
ing on "Thc Book OF Revelation"
All are welcome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19

Prince and Broadway.
Warren aud Broad way.
Thirty.second and broadway.
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alone. ana 81 long as tHe uuInOT lS not 10 TtHu
them himself I believe that the interest In them
will be considerably, less. Mr.. Hope was a we'll
bred man of agreeable manners. but there was
very little about him to make "A woman's hero.
He had just the sort of attractions that would
recommend him to women during the short time
was not marked strongly enough to lead ,wo,
men to buy his, books merely because they had
once heard and seen him I think they were
probably about satisfied then"
Laurence Irving, who Ii to marry Ethel Bar
rymore, 10 4 Rood-looking young fellow, hand
somer than his brother, che actor, and much
less solemn in appearance and manner, al
though the plays which he has SO far written
have not shown any very frivolous OF light
views OF life. He is less like his father than
young Henry Irving is. although ho wears
glasses. which his brother is not yet compelled
to do. Both Of the Irving sons have married,
or win have married when this wedding takes
place, young actresses. who. in each instance.
have been noted for their beauty. Young II. B.
ago, much against bis fathers viii. although
i tsS T SrifliaSi affair ihi e sSd MI. bard sss |. r RSP'i Rsd
received 4 Surprisingly elaborate lot OF presents.
But she had been q protege Of Mr.. and Mrs;
Tree and ys5t Nth then them into that n ,S circle SSs e.
hSSs soS,'' end SI shs ior%ssr Mss baird are TAIL tai.
hbsVins been engaged, II the cables were 70 Be
beiieVsd,to Anthony HOPE. the Duke Of Man.
chester, " lliam Gillette, and various other
Englikh and American celebrities, has finally
Ing. Alter tn reports Of her eneagements
cene TO this country last year from England,
Miss Barrymore returned herself, only to tell
the reporters that she had seen one OF the re-
ported dances only once at q dinnerIwhen he
she had never laid eyes ON. IL was that CIR.
cumstance which led her American friends to
doubt II her engagement 70 hE Irving was In
deed true. ~
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-10

Alta special meeting of the city conn.
ell on Monday au ordinance was passed
requiring property owners on Summit
street between Main and Oregon to
grade tile street 70 a uniform grade from
the corner oi Hendricks law oiiice TO
Main street.
Mrs. \. q. Thompson Of Matney Flat,
left on Saturday for Central Point, Or,
to Join her husband. who went to that
place two weeks earlier 20 undergo treat
nient ior cancer. Before leaving. Mrs.
Thompson rented their farm TO Godfrey
sciiilllng ior period u ase years.
bob rattison has baen appointed city
marshal, vice Ausust Anaerson, resign.
ed. in addition to the duties Of the
narshAls office he will have charge Of
the water works when they are com.
pleted.
w 4. Hankius. an Oregon City boy,
who has been in the ,noun nlaus III
charge oi Frans pli,rr's sheep all sum
iner eane IN Monday aud Ivlt Tor visit
at his home Yesterday. lie viii prob.
abs return 10 ,iilliam county in few
weeks.
NJ. aad Mrs. IL. u. strickland left
Tuesday f0r Portland, where they 10 for
the purpose Of plaeinx their little dau gh-
tef Hazel IL the hospital for treatment.
Tnes expect 70 remain for couple Of
weeks and during .hat .inv will visit
idenls Al otiisr pjints 10 the Valley.
Theif many friends hvfe will hope that
itazcl will rrt'ifii completely restored to
health.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-10
PUBLIC SALE.

Having disposed oI my ranch, nd
Wishing to retirs irOm business on
account of III health, | will sell, at
public auction, At ms RANCH on Trail
Fork, about Y miles southeast OF
Condor, ON
Friday, November II. 1895,
The ioiIowing described property:
- head ol work and saddle horses,
bhead oi cattle, farming Implements,
wagon, hack, household and kitchen
Misunderstanding a iirst-class or
gan, q large quantity Of canned fruit
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms Of SALE One years time on
all approved accounts over $1,000,
. per cont discount for cash.
Sale will begin at 0 O'Clock sharp.
u. l.. NgALR, FRANK SPRNdsroN
AuctioneerI
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-10
LOCAL POINTERS.

n Y. Moore made q flying trip 70 Ar
iiugtnn last week.
Rnudls Palmer Visited Arlington on
business last week
Tug Wilson, u. y. Tflmhir jphn
ralmefand frcd Muniuc returned from
Eugene Monday.
Ten ncw nvImbsea we're reeently 70,
criyel into the Congregational church
" ihis placc,
County COMMISSIONER, Frank FILTER,
teturnel lasl i'riiay itom business
rip a ilrppnyr.
i't.f M,t'aIy n.ia one u his period.
ica yitit- - tas-il Inst saturday. re
pirrins sanaa,
lirfhrrI Stephenson retafnel last Fri.
dsy irm Eusas., snvre hr hai been
~ ,wu ss,ks attending CONT
iirusr ltan sas appoated rlty
Se,Sfdet BY ,he eanaeil un Monday. Vice
" Dullns resigned
Fmus Maldsek lsh List seek lor
Ssginsw, Niel,igsn. whyfs Ne NiIl at.
snl -ehrn ~ ti.v next yrar
Fsaas i'iitur .a, seld sac D,l,nes Of
X. snssp. ssnis $50 assis 70 John liar.
,t.,a, u iMfts-n,is.
T. 4. l,nns, u Bakepsen. ~as Ia
tpmh donlay AniIe here hv parchasrd
400 nvst u steep from smitn bfp=,
ueary ilanmail has bought q Iut ol'
4 Nhurch street adiviuins deorse fatolp.s
property ana ~ili build cosy residence
,npreua tliis iaii.
l.. ". Darling aud wife, Of Gondon,
ARE 10 tile aity yIat.ng sAs,r dausnters
Aho ale atlea hog scnool iere. - Ihe
ilalrs uinomeie.
! 4 new russtins ot 5ingh pianks has
7 liusn placed uver tnc SEVER On AIaln
h stleet between the Condon iole aud
Z Charlie Fix's property.
II II. e. Jordan IL erecting new build
N Ing on his lot next Dunn Bros stoee to
10 used ~ nieat market CMrk aud
Livingston are doing the work.
Bill Livingston IL responsible for the
sarst entry on the GlonE subscription
book Of the year 1900. Ills subscription
h paid up 10 Jan, LIST Of that year.
ADr. Il. Y. Mott, the weli-known dentist
Fossil, will be la Condor November
prepared 10 do all kinds Of work la
kne. Those desiring dental work
Hhoald call early. u