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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26
NOTICE.

r have opened up First Glass Harness
4 Shop in Payne's old stand, and am
ready to serve the Public with everything
in the Harness Line at short notice. Re-
pairing Specially. Bring onyour old
Harness, Brides, Saddles, Collars, Trunks
and Valises, and have them done up in
Workmanlike Manner. All ask is q
TRIAL. Patronize Home Industry.
Respectfully,
r. D. KERR.
Sept ii. 1898 12 3m*
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1Otal......... ..........13 mills
An additional levy of mills has been
made for Hunter School District for
School purposes, making total levy in
that District 16 mills.
The new State Constitution requires all
males between twenty-one and sixty
years of age, except those incapable of
earning support, from being MANNED,
or from other cause, and those who served
in the war between the States, to pay
poll tax OF one dollar.
All male persons between the ages of
eighteen and fifty years, who are able to
work roaos, or cause them to be worked,
except school trustees, students in Collie
ges, preachers who have charge of con-
gregations, and persons who served in
the war between the States. are liable to
do road duty. and in lieu of work may
pay tax Of one dollar, to be collected at
the same time the other taxes are collect
ed. E. Y. BROWN,
County Treasurer.
Sept ii, 1898. ~
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TAX NOTICE.

TE,HE books for the collection of State
B. and County Taxes will be open from
Oct. 10. lS9S, until Dec. 81, 1898, inclusive.
For the convenience of Tax Payers /
will attend at the following places:
Slabtowr, Saturday, Oct. Is, 1898.
Mount Airy, Monday, Oct. II.
Piedmont, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
Peizer, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Honea Path, Tuesday, Oct. %, from
8 a. 10. to , p. 10.
Cooks, Wednesday, Oct. %, from 8 a. M.
to , 2. N.
On othe- days will be at Anderson.
Rate Of Tax Levy as follows:
State iax........................ 5 mills
Ordinary County............ mills
Constitutional School,. 3 mills
Special Road ............. mill
Special c. II. and Jail 80. l mill
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AYIERTGN-l

A LEE 2reh W S4G asa 19 q George
FanerS from the residence O, her mother Monday I"
rnierment at Nnura'uck
ATFLET9Y "a Ths Elm g !n1:1 r X. IL
Funeral Service VII b hNd her ate re,ses 10 Tx
and At s. Thomas Episcopal Church New "'n'''''
English papefs p.ea.a copy
BAr.EY-A, Pratt.,us. Wis. March 70 Hama. ~
sophia Bailey widow = Esh Bailey ana Ha'sn'e' VI
st Lawrence County Papers rle''e COPY.
DA ME- a ~, MSh 10 ios Villa,
Fq9 afsa ;S sals T M s ssa N
In,crmcnt IN oakvooh Ceuie'sry
CARHARr In PeekskllL y J on FHdsy Ns csls, ~
an am, s,neh W. ., bs late Geo,ge wendell
CONDTT On Wednostay evening March p AZ Patsip-
pany y J.. Isaac l. c'nilt formerly OF N~"-fo'x
rn,c 'f1 a., Greenaood 70 day a. 10 ?
DEMAREsT 4, Woodbridge y ! March TO- $685. Ida
Funeral services Monday Marrh u 800, at 20 o'clock
5 1c E EEsr. rT ss G.r s" Tss. copy
DoTY-on March 10. Captain Aennder Hamilton pov'
hr'oiyS: in ia1 Si'h ssT h pcma.d n j..
Train leaves loot of Barclsyc' a, iao ?. m.
80, FearoT Raasaa,,er. widow ~ william Balisia
.rcc the ~ ' yer T. "a =, s residence Of her
dsiSh,er. Mis-. 2 whi'deli Mar.ewood. y. j. on
Nsaaiy ne iao - ' B. s Sf r. ''" ''
FERRIS March H. 1885, hor residence. 10. $50
wcst I'D a.. Harriet plorr@ Ferris
fn T"frs. a, C1nyenicnc, - family
FII.D-oa March . infant daughter ~ LuiNis snA
Hennle Fuli.
HAYwARp-On Thursday. March 10. Charlotte Hayward.
widow Of William Hayward IN the sGth year % her age
Funeral Sunday. March %. AZ 23o m, from the
residence ~ her daughter. Mrs Daniel Pcmeroy. No 90
Hanson Place. Brooklyn.
HEARD-At summit, y j. March TO- 1903. Sarah
Rogers Heard.
Funeral services at her late Saturday. March
Trains leave foo, Of Barclay Christopher s,s at
2.
LTrTLEJOHN-T In Garden city L'ng Island "Wednesday.
March Q. ,s9s. az 80 ?. nj. JEANNE NJ l4tteioha
daughter o: late Samuel T. Armstrong and wife o(
Funeral services IN the Cathedral Garden CITY Long
Island. Saturday. March T. A. 2. m.
MAPLES-On March II. 1895. the Cumberland Hotel.
shave and 22l-st.. Charles Naples.
Funeral services ~ Cannonsyle Delaware County y T.
Sunday. at ?.
MERRITT-On March o. John W. Merritt, IN the e4th
wear Of his
Friday March II, az : O'Clock p. m.
Interment Mount Ksco. saturday. March IL az p m
PAULING-At Cold Spring on Hudson March 10. 1888
James y. Iauding, in the 10th wear Of lis age. -
Funeral services The church ~ - Mar in High
lands cold Spring Huison on sunday. March Is.
arrival of train leaving Grand Ceatral Station at
33j n.
VAN vRANKT,N- Entered into rest. Newcastle Dell
March 10 lsgs. MARY Bond Van Nianken. widow OF
Rev. Samuel Van Nranten. D. T., OK brunswick.
y. J.. the a3i - her
Interment at Glasgow. Del
A.-The Kcnsico Cemctery.-Prvate station, Har.
Depot oGce Is EaI 42d st.
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GENERAL ROSECRANS DEAD.
THE END COMES PEACEFULLY AT HIS
HOME IN CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 1l.-General W. :.
Rosecrans died this morning at : o'clock at his
home near Radondo. The old warriors death
was peaceful in the extreme. For several days
ne had been between life and death. al times un-
conscious. and again in comatose state HIS
splendid vitality kept him alive for days.
At the bedside when the end came were n
son and daughter OF the General. Carl and Anna
Rosecrans and a number of immediate friends
OF the family besides the attending physician.
D.. Hayes.
General Rosecrans was stricken with no par
ticular disease. and the end came through a
general weakening of the system. When he was
first stricken, more than two weeks ago, II was
not supposed the ament was more than an
attack Of the grip. He rallied several times,
bur the phvsician never held out much hope
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GRAND OPERA FOR THE FAR WEST.

NINE. MrIRA AND a SPECIAL COMPANY TO MAKE
An EXTENSIVE TOUR THIS SPRING
pos,on March il-Th, announcement was made
here tonight by Messrs. DamrOsch and Ellis that
Immediately after the grand opera season in chi
caro at which place the company will open next
Monday Nine Melba will head specially selected
company. chosen from the ranks Of the Damrosch-
Ellis musical forces. and make tour OF the iac"c
Stone md the Northwest. The managers Will sur
round Mime. Media with an orchestra and a chorus
from the grand opera company and WI Ed,sgH!
81 n TravIa.a' and Lucia In all OF which sne
has sung with great success TINS s,aS rG ana 1
viii visit Kansas city omaha. Denver. salt Lax
San Francisco Los Angeles Portland h ,ag ihc
s"aeon IN Minneapolis on NAV is Mime. Melba VIII
tben start Immediately for New-lork Where snS
will sail for London TO take part III t"e s''''N
opera season at COVcnt Garden
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Oswego y =. March ii.-Dr John H. Me1se,
a practising physician for hfty yeaN. twenty-seven
81 thcm I'm Oswego. died to-day at the age OF scN-
cntv-one He amassed fortune during the CALI
fornia gold fever.
Lancaster Ont. March John Ross. contrac-
tor died suddenly here this morning II Is said
that he built more miles OF railway than any other
man In America. lie was Wei KNOWN Nroushout
the United states
Seymour. Ind March LEX Congressman Jason
y brown OF the ITO Indiana District is lead.
lie was hfty mine years old.
Northempton Mass. March LEX Mayor Jasper
T Lamble nf,y-nve years old died at his home
this morning after n long Illness lie was porn o IN
,rIr,r,ond < Y and served In the war. In 1870
ia me- 70 East Hampton and opened dryeoods
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corovrr VANDERBILT ALLEN.

.o,o,el Vanderbilt Allen. whose daughter. Mrs.
T {, Wilmerd!ng r. was taken 70 BloomingdaIc
Aevlum a few days ago. died on sunday last al
Copri Italy He had been Ill for some time with
c,r-hosis OF the liver. Mrs. Wilmerding had Just
returned from visiting her father Colonel AlIon
wos the son Of Commodore Nanderbits daughter
rthelnda. his father being Daniel d. Alien ana
,,o ,,r, IN This city in 1916 In 1854 he cradu-
o,od ,rorn West Point. ond served under General
sheridan. He attained the rank OF major Re-
signing the army he s3ssTsf h. the 3sc sfTy's OF
IN , Nt,n.rrations Colonel Allen thrice mar
rt wife once 3 Mss d ae s2s Mo@ Of p Gifa
IIniaabto u,ho obtained divorce from him. Eight
years ago married Young women i,i Mss b E wbsn
Io.1 ia - Ms Wimerding Is the daughter OF his
ne, We and Ethel Gladys Allen of his second.
,rhe burial will be In Capri
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JAMES PIERsON ARGERSINGER.

Johnstown. ~ Y. March II (SpeclaD.-James
Plerson Argersinger one OF Fulton County
wedlthiest and bcst-known men, died az his home
in this city at an early hour this morning. from
heart disease. Mr.. Argersnger was County Treas
urer from 1873 10 1879 and appointed by Gov
ernor Morton in May 1896, to fll the vacancy
caused by the death Of County Treasurer John +.
Cahiil He was chairman of the Republican county
Committee for many years. and once the nominal
ton for Senator from the XXVl1th District was
offered 10 him and declined. He was vce-president
Of the Fonda Jamestown and Gloversville RaiIroan
vice president Of the Peoples Bank OF Johnstown
and an officer and director in other large corpora
lions in Fulton County. Mr. ArgersinSer was born
on September %, 1884. on the family hoInestead
With adioned the Sir William Johnson farm, one
quarter OF which was subsequently added 10 the
4
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WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RDcoRD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
,,..,,,.o- March 11-Three centres o, low pressure
-o sboun q, the chart. one In the axe regions
second IN Texns third IN the far Noith"fS' y
he, Of high pressure extends from the Norm I'-'
80, - the Lower Valley. and the pressure
,r o,,,,,s hfqh on the Atlantic Coast. An extensive
49, p, clouds covers the lake regions the central FaleYS
"a Gulf States The weather is mostly Gear along N'
Atlantic Coast and in the ROCKY Mountain dis'''''S
Showers have fallen along broad heit NOM I'N'' ~
-. The farrerature has fallen in the southwest has
- IN ,Le -,r Northeast and remained nearly h,hVnia
elsewhere lffi'eI,' - - the Middle
Is"tio states and the ohio Central ana Lover
.t,- valleys The teInner1iure VIII pc l'"eF ~ '" ~
~. c.s,es nrt Lover Mississippi Valley.
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JoSrF gOrvlyy'S SECOND RECITAL.

Josef Hotmana. the Young Danoforte virtuoso.
gave his second recital yesterday afternoon at
Carnegie Hall Interest IN his performances seems
20 le IN 10 way abated but rather shows an IN
craos. Tho hall was crowded, both up stairs and
down and the appreciation and enthusiasm OF the
audience we're manifested by numerous recalls ana
energetic insistence upon additions TO me printed
u-ograune After the close OF The last regular
number there was what has come 70 20 me uSua!
Wild rush % admirers toward the stage. followed
Nv he usual Informal eXtr9-cOnccr;. winch was
s.enoa Ia win rapturous ard delighted attention,
Criticism Of the performance must, from io''e %
c,-cnnstances he delayed for day
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MISS GOTLD'S GIFT TO RUTGERS.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ADDED TO THE
ENDOWMENT FUND As \ MEMORIAL
TO HER PARENTS

An announcement that was greeted with pro-
lonecd auplause was made by President Austin
Scot; Of Rutgers College, New-Brunswick. TO the
students assembled in kirkpatrick Chapel yester-
day morning Or. Scott SAID that on Thursday he
had received in the mail letter from friend OF
fhe college: that the letter contained check Tor
$1,000 payable 10 the college. me checH pore the
signature Of Miss Helen NJ Gould
DR. Scott said that the terms OF me slr Pr0yerf
fund OF tho college ana that the interest OF the
sum only would he used. II would be known az
INC Gould Memorial Fund and Miss Could says
mat she makes the gift in memory OF her parents
Miss Could for the last two years has maniestel
M, U,tle interest In Rutgers. She has served d3
natroness of the senior promenade and his year
brought party OF ten friends 10 the junction ana
was a member Of the Reception Committee
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MANY BROWN MEN EXPECTED.

AxxtAL DINNER OF THE LOCAL CLUB TO DE-
HELD TONIGHT AT DELMoNlcO's.
Tho annual dinner Of tho Brown University Club
,n NnU.York which Will take place at Demonico's
this evening promises 10 be one of the most sue
cessful IN the history Of the club Not only is the
Us, Of speakers an attractive ore. but the tecre-
tarv has received notice from an unusually large
number OF members Of their iatent!on 10 be pres
ent Tho president OF ;he club Charles +. Hughes
vii lie tho POSTMASTER and the prefihent OF me ne
ofNe- speaktrs are 20 he James u Hoyt. F. A
Gask Pro,csso- Benjo'nin lde Wneecr OF toI
The club. the inv " II 2 Faunce. pastor Of The
Fit.h Avenue Rap.is, church, and F p. Parting
to- the p-inc,pal OF the Staten Island Academy.
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pose Of raising funds to pay the legacies mentioned
In this will and for the settlement OF my estate
and 10 give good and sufficient deeds therefor l
further authorize them to mako actual division
and partition of my estate both real and personal
among my children and their trustees according TO
the values 10 be fixed by them and in such parcels
az they shall deem equal and Just and on Such
partition I authorize them 10 set apart any piece
or pieces OF property in common to two or more
persons as they shall think the necessities OF me
charged and paid for equality Of division. In max
ing such partition ana division OF my resC,iary
estate tho shares ~ he received by my devisees
shall be agreed upon by n majority OF my exec
utors. and the decision Of such majority shall be
binding TO such partition and as 10 all other
matters concerning this will. Such partition shall
be evidenced by deeds made and executed under
the hand and seal Of executors. or majority
OF them. and when made shall he hnal CONCLUSIVE
ard binding upon all parties Interested under this
u-iIi
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1nHN c. PARSONS.

Hartford Conn. March u-John = Parsons vi"
OF the most prominent citizens OF ia''ioiu' ~
,b,e afternoon after a short attack Of Brights dis
ooee He was sxty-six years old. and was gradual
Oh ~ Vale in 1855 He was president OF the society
for Savings the largest savings bank in the state
and director in the Connecticut Fire insurance
Connanv the Phoenix. the Mutual Lie insurance
:, 1rnnanX the Security Company. the ConnectlGqt
12,,nr Ranking Company and other institutions lie
also held many large trusts.
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for recovery. and for the last three days the
family and friends have known that the emu
was very near The place where he died IS
called Rosccrans in honor Of I'm. and Is near
a station on the Redondo Railway. ana apou,
twelve miles from this city. The General had
made his home there on a large ranch
CarI Rosocrans the only son Of the General
returned here only few weeks ago from long
stav in Old Mexico and the South The tnlrd
child a daughter. now Mrs OToole' Is at
Helena. Mont where she and her husband live
General Rosecrans had fine property, and
his las. DAYS were spent in peace and plenty.
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FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

-, England partly cloudy weather possibly WIN
showers in southern portion. souihery WINGS
- Eastern New York. threatening weather ana prop
stlv showers; southerly winds
For Eastern pennsylvania. Nev-Jerfey ana peh~ae,
cloudy unsettled weather with light showers sou'he'y
winds. c>.,,,,h,s MARYLAND nd
TT S-o,,e-lnx weather and showers. sOutnery Wnls
gina Xes,ern New York ard Western FennsA wanna
colder saturday night fresh sonth'rv shi''fs
winds.
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WILLIAM DAVIS RYDER.

The death OF William Davis Ryder occurred on
Wednesday, AT his home No Is East Twelfth-st.
He was for many years proprietor Of the Hotel
81 stephen in Eeventh-st He was n native OF
Yarmouthport. Mass having been born there In
1877 After the war he In partnership with J. l.
tones opened a restaurant at Broadway and How
oode, In 1875 the two men gave up this business
"a huv the Hotel 81. stephen. OF which MT Ryder
eoon became the sole proprietor He also managed
The Hotel Albert for time. The burial Will be in
ord to-day
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CAN IEWISOHN.

sam Iewisohn. who died in London on Thursday
r.as tho second son Of Leonard Lewisohn. the
head OF Iewisohn Brothers. metal dealers. In this
CITY He was a member Of the firm OF Cnaries
: Henry (. Co OF London. and represented that
arm and Iewisohn Brothers on the London Meta
exchange He was twenty-three years ola ana
o-rfld
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MISS GRACE PRESENTED.

London. March 1.-THE Princess OF Wales to-day
hed the second Drawing Room Of the season Tho
only American presented Miss Louise Grace.
daughter OF cX-Mayor Grace. OF New YORK. who
vas presented by the Countess Lewennaupt. WIFE
.. lne Swedish Minister. owing 10 Mrs. White.
Ndispose0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
PETER c. Johnson.

Philadelphia March 1l.-Information has been
received here OF the death at RockledGe' Fla, OF
r.ter g Tomson. Of this city. n prominent I'M
cr,er nj splccs and manufacturer OF coffee essence
I'D concentrated lye. Mr. Tomson was seventy
eight wears old. 1t Ia said Of him That he was the
DIV American since stephen Girard who imported
al carcoes OF spices from the East indies.
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AsSISrANr nLSTRIcT.4T7ORyEYS III.

Two members OF DstrictAttorney GARDENERS stat:
are III at their homes They are james Lindsay
Gorcon. Of No IS East Thrt!eth-st. no IS suffer
Ing irom grip and q complication OF disease. ana
henry ". Cagcr who has charfc OF the Grand
jury Mr Ungcr Is suffering from toHsi!itis az his
nome. No 81 East TILL -nlnth-s:.
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EX-GOVERNOR P. II. BELL.

Austin. Tex. March 11-Governor Culherson TO-
dov received n telegram from Lttleton. y. I. an
rounc,nr the death OF ex-governor :. Il: bs; ol
Texas al that place Bell for years was one oi the
,nnsi nrominent politicians OF Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

In its inclpency. nearly every case OF Luns ~
Thrt at disease is durable II promptly uea'eo WIZ
Jayre's Expectorant.
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store In 1885 he began business IN this CITY. ne
served the city In number OF o'"css' ""' W."
Mayor In 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

1r,un. ONCE March l. ! 4. m The weather yesier-
A.v uos clear ana warm. The temperature ranged De
tw..n 81 and 45 degrees. the average $50 being IL
lower than on ThuTrday and !. lower than on the cor
responding day lAst ysAr . -. .,, .
The weather In and near this CITY to-day VIII N
threatening
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MARRIED..

cAsr-cLARKE-A. oeiock MS afternoon SSsc" an
ai,h 81, nv the Rev Thomas Frederick Dawes ~: ar
Ce6rg. Bowen case 81 NesYok. 10 Miss Mary ~
daughter % Mr. and Mrs. Dumont CLARKE OF Scn'A'''
burs y. j.
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MANS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
MAILS ' INDIES. Elr: -,

FRIDAY-at u m. t'r Nassau ~ r. per . 'i'A'nA
from MAN. 4. "a m FOR Bermuda per Trinidad:
"a ", f.upp.efreaary 1879 a. NJ Tor Fortune
sTss,anJ Jamaica. SaNanila and 6ieyi9"n' yer e.: -
AS S'rSoosS. - AZ 10 supp emen airy 1919 a. M
o. Haiti and Martha. pei $. a. - stem a. lo.S"
o. ~ Lamlasas Netiers for other PARTS ~ Mexico
- s,ia must directed per lautasaa D. at IL M
for GRENADA Trinidad ana onaS9 per >
a. - ~ D. Complementary D. M it - noi~S 81.
q. - seward and WlnAward Islands, per = s. Pre-
,or3a 0sites Ior Grenada. trinidad ani .aso must W
"a 't,r PretoriaD at $50 g. M for Newfonnd-
90 Ger steamer from Nortn Syirey.
et.sNtrf,,'A f1At - D. fJg NASSAU y. /. per S. o
Miami from s.iani, RIA
MI ., Newfoundland. by rail - Halifax AMI thence
'ia,,' ~ me- close TINS orice Gaiy az so g. NAILS
~ ori-e daily az SO m. Nails Tor ,uDA
80 a, mis- Office daily az : a. d. Tor forwarding by
steamers sailing tMondays and lhai sdays rom PoFt
-, fla Malls for Mexico CIV. overland. unless
ItIIe aiAresse fo- dlsl atch hy steamer close at
aeeii-e Jaily at 20 a. .a and : - tResls-
tered mail ION IN SaHSgSFsAcirikc NAIL
Mail. for china japan and Hawai- PER s. Shins 9ro "a
Nas Fsran-ise1l close here day un o. March u az I'D
san .s ~ Australia ,exeeY those for West Austria
y III. ~, ,r. forwarded Via Europe. New Zealand Hs-
Van Fin ana samoan isisnds pr M9,na f50m "a"
fiane "a q go D. arrival 40 Ncw-lotk Of
- t,un,nia with BRUSH ntis ~ AIstIa.tal Ma'.s
teI NINA - india from Naacouvei' close mere daily up
tmpfess u POI Al d 30 D Mails Tor the society ISL
10 Mar.n n'o Tropic Bird from san Frsncsco close
snas' t, up March - az . ~ p N Mails o, lor
china an, sHa J Jay To- Srareh 81 at N;i. foi
hhnsaa except West Aus'sa Ne" ss vsneoav.r,
ana here dsy after March rs and up TO "areh
80 p m mails ar. forwarded port Of sailing day
schedule Of closing - aransea On "e ~
snmn,ion OF their uninterrupted ovsI.anu '' ''s
mail e'O's ,R e Fl = v%S Orr Pes,msss
po.,,ancs. New-York. ~ y. March is'>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

Il was rcported yesterday that Gus;ave Amherg
had obtained n lease o. the Murray HiN Theatre.
which has been closed since Frank Il. Murtha gave
L Up earlv "a the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

Mrs Edna Wallace Hopper has begun suit for
limited divorce from her husband. De WOLF Hopper
on the ground Of deserton. The difficulties between
them OF which there have been numerous reports,
Gate back for about year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
hangs & Co, OF and 81 Fifth Avenue,

will sell a, auction MONDAY AND TUESDAYS After
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A VALUABLE COLLECTION or ETcTfINGs AND
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