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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
DIED.

nancy Pickering widow Of BENJAMIN F Abbott IN her
funeral her late rs.a.ncs No % JoTs'non-''
ANpERsON-on Tuesday. March q. 1898. John p An
s n; Hog Msr 10 sos q. ?rs 90 N'"
Ircrmen in Noun, Pleasant Cemetery.
o s IN. ION ana Sarah { s." R.'o c' Walter
Funeral services VII be he'd At ne ChI,ch 81 me
% at O'Clock p m.
poOKrR-on Tuesday March %. 1898 Bernhard, W
rr1sra from hi. late residence. No Ia' Lincoln Place.
ln,erment at Buffalo. y Y.
nr.cK-On March a. 1895 Cnnro,t. sporord. widow
Rcheri nucS in ?.s sr sSsA E year .
mr1dElyn on Thursday 2h inst a, $50 o'clock
COZ 5 s MoD y.sr y H' 6a az 1893 Emily
1's a e%5 ' Ne ssh x.%
rerriman-st brooklyn. Wednesday. March o. at
sSa ONLY daSshls2 Of ida Foster and
t esehT nyae at her lat. home No 76
DRArrR-A, Tar-ytovn. March 81. 1905 Anna. wiz. Of
Relatives and friends are invited to s.ena me
White R,.n, ., r. sq Ind: R M'rfH =
Genuns. 4sed 40 years; -. Memorial, c,r-,,
Wednesday. March q. att p m
gibson Tuesday March q Walter c. ellison. in
rhs me 59 m aa' he ' Madison Church.
rorne- 5Tth-s, a. 10 o'clock a. Thursday.
In,erm.nt at Wesloro. Mass
OAKLEY suddenly. his homo IN Montciar. N J.
n % 's lanes 3sS.ey IN !s ii,' ysa
cfrriares VIII meet 10 train from Barclay st. New
C,nandssg. r. i:,s on b M.-.h IS An N,
18Th % her age
postal Paterson. y. j.. Monday. March Il. is0s.
sarah Pos widow Of John A Post. In her sls, year
reia-yes invited attend the funera.
services AZ residence Of her daughter Mrs Martha
A. Wico, No. 49, Broadway Paterson. y J.. on
Wednesday q, O'Clock =. m
ru,erren. AZ convenience OF family.
kindly omit flowers
George " Rains IN his SD year
AZ 2 30 o'clock p at the homestead
RAYMOND-On Tuesday March % Mamie Van Nos
trand wife ~ Joseph II Raymond. II
Interfr- mt a Northport.
Funeral private.
kindly omit flowers
SCHNEIDER At Cu-rnsyaca. Mexico. Sunday. March
70 Lulu SchIneer only child OF l. Edward SCHNEIDER
ami Louise " SCHNEIDER. ~ Mount Vernon. y. Y.
VoGEL-On Monday evening March 81. at his home. No
2o2 K.ap-st.. BErokyn William Vosel. in the seth
year Of his
Relatives and friends are invited attend funeral
services on Wednesday evening March % a. o'clock
IN All Souls Church South Ninth-s,, near Bedford
Inermeut THURSDAY
The postponed funeral o, IN. unfortunate men who
place from Augustines chapel Nc. lOT East Houston
Wednesday forenoon. al II O'Clock the Vicar KIM
bal presiding .-
-'''''' REV. STEPHEN MERRITT.
FRANK Z CAMPBELL.
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BrILDING BLOWN DOWN AT ST LOUIS.

ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL OTHERS
THOUGHT TO BE BURIED IN THE RUINS.
ST Louis. March 2?.-The building Of MAY. Stern
&, Co dealers in furniture. at Olive and Nine
tenth SITS which was partially burned last week.
has been blown down. and several men are thought
to le buried in the ruins. The body OF Philip j.
Brady has been found. and the police and IRENE n
searching for others II Is not YET know
how rnanv men about the building when the
walls fell Brady who killed. was the pro-
prIetor Of n boarding house adjoining. which was
DESTROYED al the time the May-Stern building was
burned last week ., 49,,
AZ 2 o'clock this afternoon the east wall fell.
crushing IN thrac-story dwelling. II was par
ialv demolished but l. is thought that nobody was
killed or I'm iurcd as thn occupants had been warned
and had time 10 get out-
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HUGH j. JEWETT'S WILL.
NEARLY ALL THE ESTATE BEQUEATHED
To RELATIVES

The will Of Hugh J. Jewe;t former president Of
the Eric Railroad. filed with the Surrogate
yesterday. Mr. Jewett died on March 6 at Au-
gusta Ga. His will Is dated December l6 1857. and
by it's terms the entire estate with the exception Of
one bequcst TO the coachman OF the decedcn 's left
10 relatives. The amount OF The estate. according
To tae petition for probate which was filed with the
will. has not been estimated.
The instrument devises all the stock held by the
decedent In the Westinghouse Air Brake Company
TO the widow. Sarah +. Jewett and stock in the
Chicago and Wilmington Mining and Manufacture
Ing Company is left 20 son. George NJ. Jewett
W. kennon Jcweti. another son. and Helen j.
Hunt and Sarah J. Robbins. daughters. receive
Standard oil stock 10 be divided equally among the
three. Real estate in Kansas : left In trust 70
George NJ Jevett. Real estate. farmhouscs and
I'VE stock n Hartford County; M. are lef' . to
George VI. Jewctt and Hugh J. Jewett, with the
proviso ina, The widow shall have he right 70
occupy the family home situated there
To his nieces. Mary J. Turner. Tacy johns: Su-
sannah Johns and Mary Johns. he leaves each 1900,
and TO his coachman Paul Meissner. 5000, for his
faithful services All the resduary estate Is LETT
20 the widow in lieu Of dover.
The executors Of the will are ". Kennon Jewett'
son: Helen Jewett Hunt, daughter. ard Juliah
w. Robbins. 4 son-in-law.
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MRS. DIANCY PICKERING ABBOTT

Mrs. DIancy Pickering Abbott the mother OF
Surrogate George y. Abbott, Of Kings county nlfu
yesterday afternoon at the home OF her son, No.
S Jornlemon-st Brooklyn Pneumonia was ule
cause of death. and her Illness had been OF snort
duration She was born at Worcester, OtseSo
County. y. Y. in 1919. Her husband. benjamin r.
Abbott. who shipping merchant; died SIX
years ago. Mrs. Abbott came OF New fngIAhI
ancestry the Pckeriugs Of Salem. who came 10
this country I'm 1881 She leaves two children. sur
rogate Abbott and Mrs. Alice May Scudder OF J T
scy city wife Of the Rev John l.. Scudder. The
funeral Will take place at the house al 3;g0 p IN
Friday. The Rev Or. Charles Cuihbcrt Han pres
ident OF Union Theological seminary. VIII OlncIhIe.
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N PRISON FOR KILLING HIGHWATMEN
An AMERICAN SEEKS RELEASE FROM MEXICAN
AUTHORITIES.

Authorities.
Terre Haute. Ind. March 22-Morton HUDSON son
Of the late Colonel r. y. Hudson. has written 10
former Secretary OF the Navy thompson ana othe'
old friends OF his father for their Intervention IN
his behalf with the Mexican authorities.
He saws that on February l3 he and a companion.
Joseph Powell were attacked by two Mexican high-
waymen and that result OF the ARRAY he 'Hud-
SOM shot and killed OF the men. and that the
other has since died from wound HUDSON inrlcted,
afterward released. $1,000,
THOMPSON n use his influence IN aiding the young
man. and the Senator has received note from the
State Department. saying the attention or the
Mexican Government has been called 70 the case.
Hudson writes from the jail at Tennancingo. say
ing he expects his case Will he heard In Toluca In
a
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& sYA7E AID FOR JOHNS HOPKINS.

BILL APPRoPRIATING $4,000 A YEAR PASSED
By THE MARYLAND SENATE
Senate to-day by vote OF II 20 s. passed the bill
20 give Johns Hopkins University 5000 year FOR
two wears tide Il its financial difficulties.
caused by the rece!vership OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway. The House OF Delegates a few days
ago defeated a bill appropriating 10000 year
.6r the same purpose. and there IS considerable
doubt OF is adoption Of the Senate bill passed to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
GUILYY or TRYING To BREAK JAN.

The jury IN the % Paul Bauer. alas George
". Duval. Who was arrested and locked up In the
Tombs prison some months ago on charge Of
robhins a woman after ne had chloro'orned' her
yes'erGay found the prisoner guilty o. attempting
y break oGt Of Jail They dellherat@d on inc eti
dence only ten minutes and after their verdict
vas announced Recorder Cot remanded the prs
oner 70 The Tomhs until Monday when ne VIII 10
sentenced on the same day Assistant District.
Attorney Osborne expects 10 have Bauer arragnei
Oh tAe charge on which he arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

Montclnir. March % tSpeciaD.-Jamcs S. oakley.
secretary OF the Hudson Trust and Savings Insti-
tuition IN Hoboken. died suddenly at hts home. No.
d Inxingtonave.. In this place. shortly after mid
-, rrnrn heart trouble. He well known in
hnrtinr circles and for n number II years was
connected with the American Exchange Bank OF
%nu,-York For twenty years he lived In Brook
i,.r md for the last seven years he has made his
home In Montclair. He was member OF the
rtrst CONGREGATIONAL Church. widow and three
snns survive him The funeral VII be held on
Thursday
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THE vIcoMrEssE DE MArRErs WILL

THE NICOMTESSE DE MACRETS WILL.
Ancillary letters OF administration were issued In
the Surrogates court yesterday to Paul Fuller IN
the estate Of Louise Gabrielle Cadiot. N!comtesse
De Mauret who died on November T. 1895. Mt
Tours. France TO the letters are attached two
holoGraphic wills. recognized IN the French courts
which practically tho same. BY these wis
she leaves estate entirely personal worth about
$1,000 IN this country. She reces that sae leaves
requests TO her daughter. Jeanne Marie Nalen-
tine de Mauret having given her a dover Of 10000
francs when she became the VIE OF Albert Edouard
Dc Saint Maur.
She makes q number O. small Nequests, the most
noteworthy OF ali belng the one 70 Jeanne DC
I.ausen. 10 whom she gives large cruciiN. 10 oT
and 500 francs. and explains this Request oy
declaring that she admires Jeanne for her Srei
the death o. her mother.
may have injured the Nicomtcsse during ner NE
and asks the pardon ~ those whom she might nave
panied.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Tony Pastor yesterday celebrated his thirty-third
anniversary as a NcwYork theatrical manager.
There was no special Observance OF tho occasion.
hut his theatre was crowded NIL the afternoon and
evening ard he received many congrai ulatOry mes
saGes. In the evening. after appearing on the
efare nd usual. Mr.. Pastor
made A short speech. one Of his songs was about
n battle flag which he held IN his hand ana IL was
received with much enthusiasm.
Heinrich Conried the manager or the irving
Place Theatre gave a lecture Yesterday afternoon
in the German course at columbia University lie
described the work Of producing n play after II
reaches the hands OF the manager OF theatre
Miss Virginia Earl. who has been unable to play
her part in The Geisha" at DAILY Theatre this
week IS expected 10 resume II tonight.
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KILLED HIMSELF WHILE DELIRIOUS.

Frederick I. Wing. who had been in the real es-
tate business with his brother at No. it West
Fourteenth-st.. Manhattan. while delirous from
typhoid fever complicated with pneumonia com
rnitted suicide yesterday by cutting his throat win
q razor at hts home. 10 $50 Quincy-st., BROOKLYN:
a nurse with Mr.. Wing Al the ilnee OF "
occurrence. but he overpowcred her. ana p-lole HN
could summon assistance he had cut h1nseH ~
badly that he died a few minutes later ne hnu
been sick since last Wednesday night. lie was
single man about thirty years Old. and lived with
bis mother.
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ROPE.

Salem. Mass March q Joseph Rope. an artist
of considerable note and one Of Salcm's prominent
c,,,zens died AZ his nome hero to-day. eghiN-sN
oors olS Mr. Rope was born I'm Salem. lie
Snen, several years IN Rome studying art lie
leav YES a son and a daughier
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old He made hi. home in Newark forty years
ago and ever since had taken n lively intereSt III
local affairs In 1866 he was a member OF inc ~
Jersey LEGISLATURE md one OF the principal cnaHl-
pions for the granting ~ the charter TO the New
ark and New-York Railroad Company. His deaIh
was due 10 cancer OF the stomach. Two sons and
n daughter survive him
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Holm +. ANDERSON

Johu +. Anderson. who until his retirement from
business twenty years hGo was member OF
,rho,..aI. shoe firm In New-York. died yesterday
., h,s home No sos Orange-st. Newark. lie was
\. native New-Yorker and was seyenty-ihres years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

T-ihun, once March -. a. m.-The weather yester-
CAV rainy The temperature ranged between - and
degrees the average a''l degrees being y OF De
gree higher Monday AL G., degrees lower than
on the fr,spl ndng day la; year.
The weather and TITS q day vii. probably
. "a
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TO ESTABLISH ALASKAN POSTOFFICES

Seattle Wash. March John p. Cium. postal
inspector, has gone 10 Alaska on the steamer queen
'or The purpose OF establishing postof'ces III
Aa.asAa Mr.. Clum has fun authority 70 establish
oaa!ces and appoint postmasteTs. He Will estaonsh
U,,lces at ali points where the exisencies OF the
place demand them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
SOLOMON ! sprEGrrPrpc

Solomon Jacob SpieGelberg n porccr IN the
Southwest and for a number Of years a resident Of
this city. died March 70 at Meran Austria He was
porn IN Hanover. Germany. in lS7i. aod came to
thls country when sixteen years old first settling
in Philadelphia. Two or three years later he SET
out for Mexico settling at different times in Chi
huahua and FL Paso In 1916 he moved 10 Santa
re- ana until the arrival ~ the army the life there
was rough one. Being Joined by his two broth
ers. ne established the Santa Pc trading house 81
SpiegHlberg Brothers. and during the Mexican War
eagerly aided the cause Of the United States In
S' he LETT his brothers in Santa Fe and came Fas
70 be the mead Of the firm in this CITY His Arm,
was appointed sutcr for the Union Army on the
outbreak Of the rebellion and refused M ndeorno
oTers made 10y the Confederate authorities T-nor
reiusIhg these. force from Texas under General
Slbley made a raid the firms New Mexico
stor"housts and destroyed PROPERTY estimated to
be worth $}0Oj1 ~
While living IN New York Mr. Spegelhere was
me treasurer of Temple Emanu-El and was A
trustee 81 Mount Sinai Hospital He retired from
business IN $50. and went with his wife IA Two
abroad His summers were. however usually snent
IN THIS country win his sons and the year OF lsg)
was gwen T.? 10 an extended tour ir Mexico and
the southwest since his departure from New
YORK 3D. m" fai ~ 1898 had remained IN Aus
UNA SuHrrlhk poor health. and for Il yenr he had
DE- n an lnNat1 Three sons IN this CITY and two
married daughters ~ Europe survive him Two Of
his sons are now IN Europe. and will bring their
fathers BODY on the Kaiser Wilhelm. sailing next
week.
A pubic service Will be held on April : in Tenn
PIE Emanuel. and the burial Will be in cypress
HIS Cc:uetcry.
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MONsIGNOR JANUAR1Us DE coNcIL1o.

Monsignor Januarius De Conciiio rector OF ST.
Michae.s Church, IN Ninth ST.. Jersey city. died
yesterday morning at rs o'clock from rheu-
matism and complication OF diseases He had
been III for two months and for the last two weeks
his death mad been expected al any tine His
assistant the Rev. Father James 4. Kelly was at
his bedside when death occurred. Arrangements
have not yet been made for the funeral
Mons!gnor De Concilio born in Naples Italy
sixty-three years ago. and received his education
az the College OF Erlgnoe Sale. Rome He vas
ordained n priest IN Geneva IN 1860. and soon after
came 10 America He at once called 20 the
chair OF theology at Seton Hal College South
Orange. ana later was appointed assistant 10
the Rev. Louis y. Sen"z rector If ST Marys
Church. Jersey city When ST Mchaels parish
was established. IN 1861. MonsgnOr de COncio was
appointed 10 take charg" Of it.
He was an indcfttigable worker. and was re-
markedly successful az rector OF -. MirhaeIs
Church. He erected the present handsome cdhce
s.. Michaels orphan Asylum IN Pavona ave and
Eric-st the Sacred Heart Academy. ST Mlchaels
Hall and : hoo and 4 clubhouse for the young
men. In the thirty-One years OF his rectorate he
took but TWO vacations the last one I'm 1875. being
on the advice OF his physician. The title OF mon
fenor was conferred upon him I'm lsS1. ~ the Pope.
He was the author Of "Cathoiicity ard Panthe-
ism" The Gorles Of Mary "A Treatise on
Logic" Science and Religion" st Thomass
Opinion the Land Question IAN answer 10 me
teachings OF Henry George. and two plays. The
Irish Heroine" and "Woman's Rights"
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Camden y J.. March 1.-THE Rev Robert 3
uarr,s a weU-known south jersey clergyman. d!ed
A, his home here at m.dnght lie Was eIEn,y-.W.o
pay celebration.
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MAIL SUBSIDY BILL ADVANCED.

Berlin March 1.-THE Reichstag to-day passed
the third reading OF the Mall Steamship Subsidy
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For Whooping Cough or Group. Jayne's E1pec-
toran, Is the natural remedy II given according 70
iirec,ions II usually affords immediate relief ..
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MARRIED..

rrrrFrL~- RoBERTsON-On Saturday. February "a. by
the Rev Dr. Sample Mahei "inirred Robertson %
William J. Iitter. Il New York
r.SsErJ-c1.EMF%T- NeN-York Ci;y. March 81
bv the Rev J 5 ShlnnAn. n. D. Mrs Josephine n
Russell and Nr Edward Henry clement
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday March p 1895
bv The Rev Raphael Benjamin 81. A. Anna Krause TO
Louis Siiversten.
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( FALSE REPORT

From The Somervillc Journal
1t Is not true that when a Chicago society
woman goes TO a theatre she always takes a roll
and a frankfurt sausage with her N her opera
giaAs GAIA
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THE VILE DE ROME WRECKED.
NO LOSS OF LIFE AND THE MAILS sAvED-THE
STEAMER NEAR PORT MAHON BAL
rARIC ISLANDS

Narseules March 22-The General Transatlantic
Cornanv's mail steamer VILE de- Rome has been
wrecked of Por; Mahon. Baearic Islands The
Vile de Rome carried III passengers, including
thirty women and children.
There was no loss OF life and the mails were
saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

m this diagram the c,nt.nuous white line shows the
charges N pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
--0r ny dotted line shows the tenn
yerdiure as recorded ~ rer-ys Pharmacy.
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SMOKELEsS POWDER WORKS Explode.
my TELEGRAPH TO The TIN, r y

THE ACCIDENT
San Rafael. Cal. March 22-An explosion &C.
Cured this afternoon at the works Of the United
States Srnokeless Powder Company. near this
city c A jerks Of the chief employees.
and a laborer named Jensen were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

Administrators Absolute Sale.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH
This WED esday) and Thursday Even.
ings At q O'clock.
OH. PAINTINGS,
ORIGIN AL DRAWINGS,
Water Colors and Studies
belonging 20 II. estates Of the late
w. HAMII.TON GIBSON
THEODORE ROBINSON.
THOMAS f. KIRBY, Auctioneer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
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The French steamer VILE de Rome built a
Glasgow in 1851 She is Of so tons gross register
is 3l4 feet long, has 81 feet beam and draws IL zee
OF water
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james r.. sIIO. tuctioneer.


A. james r. siio. Auctioneer.
WE HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM \
WELL KNOWN BROKER TO SELL oN
TIICRSD AND FRIDAY.
March "a and %. "n"h 'Inv atone o'cl ocks
phenomenal collection of r!ch Household Effects
O-!er'a Arms. Rugs S,suary B-oazes with electric At
,achmtn.s Curios &c.
SILO ART GALLERIES,
13 Liberty -.
This sale without doubt unique Of It's kind
tina; been seen down town and pronounced ~
no priva,. view hold res,ertay be OF the most
artistic held n The civ.
In part.
Metlrvnl from the Orient. Europe Persian ana
Arabian indian Arnors and Goa; o. Mail a!ad with gold
and ,i,ve-.
The Injurious Push Harg.nss Curtains Porterss
ard Table covers Brass BEDS valuable Paintings and
Engravags
Elegant Clock set. some 0, which exhibited as
the las, Paris Exposition
THE FAMILY STERLING SILVER.
MASSIVE PUNCH BOWL. TEA SETS. SETS ~
CASES. COFFEE. DESSERT AND TEA SETS SOUP
tt REENs MADE BY THE MEssRS. TIFFANY. COR
HAM WHITING AND OTHER MAKERS
Tho Family Jeue-y. Los % Diamond jewelry IN grea:
profusion In Earrings. Finger Rings real Pearl Necklace
&c. &c.
For account Of whom u er'ra choice
Of solid Silver odds end. % beautiful Jevery
together with casket az jewels donated by lady. and
the pocssis 70 be devoted in aid o the Cuoan
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DIED..
Suerial Noilres.
Tribune Terms TO Mall

Daily. $40 year. 81 per month
DAILY. without Sunday. IS year. % cents per month
Sunday Tribune 81 q year Weekly 81. Semi Weekly, u
POSTAGE-Exrs postage is charged TO foreign countries
except Mcylco and Canada. and on the daily In New
York CITY.
REMITTANCES. sent In cash unregistered will b At
the owners 'isk
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Morgan, Harjes p CO. 81 pouevard Hauss"snh'
Credit Lyonnas Bureau des Etrangers
Thomnr Cos,k & Son. Place de fOpeTa
Hanover, Gy.--North German Lnyds res1ihs-rVo&
30 GeoTgett.. corner Andrea st
Geneva Lombard Oiler e Co. and Union Bank
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The postponed funeral % the unfortunate who
perishe in the Bovery Are sunday March l3 VIII take
place from st AusIstne's chapel Nc. l0T East Houston
On Wednesday forenoon. II O'Clock the Vicar KIM
bal. presiding
services viii te under management OF the stephen
A'''''' REV STEPHEN MERRITT.
FRANK Z CAMPBELL
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PRINTED MATTER ETC,-ierman steamer, sailing a
Tuesdays prnte. Mater, etc, for Germany. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc ,or other
parts OF Europe. American and White Star steamers
on Wednesdays German steamers Thursdays. and
Cunarr French ard German SATURDAYS
take Printed Matter tr all for which
they nre advertised 20 carry mail.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-10

Col. A. P. Boyd, of Paris, passed
through here several days ago in
search of his son, whom he learned
had been here, and who left with
the Texarkana Rifles for Little
Rock. He followed up the company
to Chickamauga, and there found
his boy with the "togs" of Uncle
Sam upon his back, duly enrolled in
the army. The boy was not of age
and had not received permission
from his father to Join the army,
and when these representations
we're made to the proper depart
ment, the young man was muster
ed out, and this morning, father
and son both passed through here
on their way back to Paris. The
father was glad to get the boy
back and the boy is perhaps salts
fed by the experience of army life
he had received as far as he had
been.