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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31
DIED.

FERnoN-On Monday, oc.ober 3d. 1922 sarah ".
Fera0n widow ~ James Fcri'r ..
Funeral Bedford street Methodist Episcpai
Church Bedford and Mortoa SIS. wednesday efenins'
November !, % O'Clock
FoWLER-On Monday morning october 20. 1900 Ade-
line. wife n william II Fowler ana daughter q JonH
ana Elizabeth T. 'aunacf deceased - ... =.
Funeral ate residence No - West 4oth-et,
az II O'Clock Thursday morning
MI-NN-Af East Orange y =. october 30. 1899. Thomp-
C0nlif MUM. aged ~ years
Funeral services held MS ate residence, NO -
Mlnn-ase, East orange Wednesday November l. At
20.
RICE-octoh~r -. ~ Ne0-Yors SIX, ant Gamer Hos.
V'ai Frank Monroe Rice s'n q me lae "i..iam ana
Lydia " Rice ~ Boston
In'esnent Mo.nt Auburn Boston. NeiHss-
day. November A. e. IT,
RonFRTs-On i0th irs+ ~ Chaplain Lrni'n. E. W,
SIR Ran-ai Rowland Roberts Bart 10 ne sd year OF
bis age.
sEARs-o7 Monday morning October 90, 1897 at Maple
~i'. Brewster. George F. Sears.
N9tce O., flDera hereafter.
sPARKs-on October %. James D. Sparks. aged 81
Funeral services this TUESDAY, evening q. o'clock OF
bis lafe residence No. ~ ttn-ate
irterm-.t at I4azase-is.e
TOWNSEND Don saallv evening oc,'bor 70 a. bis
residence. W. 3f+ Tx r-t, a-ase Dwight TOWNSEND
in me 'f'1 ,ear - bis axe. -, -
Funai seioo 49, bis .a-s residence Wef1estay morn
ing a. 10 clock.
wEBR-saaieny. October 90. william Il webb. a, No.
as Fifh-ate.
Notice = funeral hereafter.
A.-The Kcnsico Cemctery.--Trvats station
Harlem Railroad 80 minutes ride from tle Crane eenf@4
Depot Oaice. i6 East ~. So.
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IRVING,S OPENING
IRVING'S OPENING AUDIENCE.
LARGE CROWD AND MUCH ENTHUSIASM
his WORDS OF THANKS TO
HIS FpTENnS
HIS FRIENDS.

The opening Of the short engagement Of Sir
Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry az thu
Knickerbockor Theatre last night brought to-
gether ono II the finest audiences that has been
seen IN the Now-York theatres IN many a day. j.
Will doubtless be followed by succession Of other
audiences Ike il. The sale Of seats for the first
TWO weeks Of the engagement has been remark
able There is always long line Of people wait
Ing at the window through the day 20 buy seats.
There IS scarcely a seat left in the house 10 he
sold for the performances ~ this week. and for
some Of them there is literally not one.
The audience Of last night filled every corner of
the theatre and was full ~ enthusiasm FOR every
act o. the play. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Chaplin. M. and Mrs Frank 5 Wrhcr-
hee General Charles A Whittier. Captain Arthur
Lee. % the British Embassy; Mr.. and Mrs Paul
T. Cravath. Mrs. Adolf Ladenberg. Albert Shat
tuck Mr. and Mrs Il. NJ Day. J. Frederick Tams
M and Mrs. John Agar. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs Alexander D. Shaw.
A. the end q the play Sir Henry called be-
FORE the curtain as lie had been many times in the
course Of the evening and made the following brief
speech
T. IS impossible 10 thank YOU adequately for such
vol~0ne-au inspired Welc0me-aS you nave given
rs and sneak also for my friend Miss Terry when
say that che with the deep satisfaction ot
renewing our old ties with gracious public, whose
generous condolences are among our most cherished
bo--3ri an uncrateful man--V hich I am not-vere
not ~ feel tonight sense ~ delight and rapl-
ness in the CoTdiality and warmth OF your gree
ing IO-right YOU nave gwen us a new WEI '4li.
with an old ring q welcome in voice which we
remember such q welcome az makes AS eia4 ant
thankful mat life has such delightful pleasures and
reronpeuses Ladies and gentlemen. with all nN
heart I thank YOU for one and all, and am ever
your respectful and loving servant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

parties should now he pledged 10 take such action
a. would forever free New-York City from any
danger OF a revival OF the Ramapo water municipal
CONTRACT was brought up for consideration by Score
tafy lton Chairman T. r L. Gould said that
me fact ~ a candidate having accepted a nOmna-
uoh or an Endorsement from the Citizens mon
lfrcuded the possibility % such candidate giving
any ENCOURAGEMENT 20 the Ramapo water steal. the
principles o. he Citizens Union platform being
clearly against such hetrayals II the public inter
rrNnfIrr
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Il Rich Mans Son" VIII be presented Tor mo
o,s, time at waliacks Theatre tonight by Nj
Crane.
The Earl Of Yarmouth left town yesterday morn
ing for Allentown. Penn. 90 join the company with
which he Is % rehearse the leading juvenile part
I'm Max. Way for the Ladies' which Will begin
"a NrW-York season a. zee Madison square
Theatre on November - He Will be known on
the stage Eric Hope
Mss Jessie Wood. a writer theatrical sub
fects for THE Evening Journal died on Sunday
night al her home IN East fQrty-third-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

ADLER DOTHsCHILD-o M7rday october %. 1890
Sara p. After 'o Frederick rs. E.fhse tli
ARN0LD-vER PI.ANCK-On M1nlay. october 30 1883
West 1tfI 3d.. New INK. ry the kcN. Dr.
-s-irran Christ churrr Sarah Elizabeth Yer piancK.
ne --elre " Nea-lofT, T. william H. Arnold %
Sew lNr.
CHURCH -vAN DER KIEFr-on Monaay o,,oeer 80.
$500 f fr4 residence = me h7ii@s mother
e.th orane-. n =. ly the Rev George Hf '"a
Are.- daughter Z Ms John v van der klett. -
r. ior. W. church.. q H--s. y J.
rr.x-- PAvER-A, Albany y Y. October Is 1899
~ ''.,.ets norris cramer o, Pean Van y. y. 70
Bernard Kent Dean. ~ Aina''' - 30 0-''' -'''
of..iatrg
Do G0Lr.-ARcHER-on SATURDAY. oct9oer - iss'. az
t1'' r. r. assisted by the Res. Robert A. Castle
~ Ann daughter 4 the .ate Henri W Archer. %
$50. r,aie Aai.sol DO COL. ot Hart1ri County, sd
.-..- t.,r,frYER-A, Sew windsor On the HUI
a. a. ~ rau-siav october ~ 1850 ny ne Rev Oc-
....o.- Asrl4-ate ir.. lrelrka =. daughter ~ ST.
srt Mrs = Havemeyer. % Warren Il. Titus. -
Whltesfone. y. T.
Notices II marriages and deaths must be IL
d0rsed with full name ana address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31
nrrr4 Rows CONDITION BET7ER.

Della FOX. the actress. who has been danger
orslv m FOR the last fortnight IN her hone al y
~-,rse said yesterday that Miss Fox had continued
70 improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

Ora cent per copy extra postage IS charged IN ~
DAILY agi SEMI WEEKLY 3 nal subscribers II
NeN-lcrs Cty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

CHAMPION sunday October % o. he residence. n
Rome y Y John e. Champion. i1 fi7 65tA year
Funeral services vlI De- held A. DIS late residence. IN
Rome y s.. Tuesday. Der Der 81. az , >. m.
pIrKIE-suslea.y m October - 10 % Tsambul.
g. NcW- Haven. conn. May Z. H1tchass VIE q
EIVari T. Di.ae.
Funeral at her residence, Gutord. Conn weines-
l.l- !. 80 y. 10.
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ZOE TRAvNLLEKs - EUROPE.

DAILY l7tf sIriai s. = y ~. Al'Fess eaansed
a often desired
DAILY lrIf1.4r Slrl7rl, s. - - Uoat7- <Ac1fesa
changed as often az desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

A.-The Kcnsico Cemctery.-7rlvats station
Harlem Railroad 80 ride from tle Crane central
Depot Ofire. i6 East 49, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

dsed yards. to turn handspr.ngs while my oppo-
Here the senator paused bur an awestrcien
listener managed 20 stamnei or. "Dd-did you
eteis Nil any o., NOS. i",7. M ,,s.i. cor
perfectly level ground ID used n De- nip and tuck
with an zap grade the handicap was al"sys %
varabiy finished first"
IN the days 'hofo' dc vah.'" said Leonard Cul-
len, now resident ~ Nev-0rlrans nut who for
merly lived u0r,a ~ Mason and
A SHORT But Dxon's line 'll lins was com
EFFECTIVE mon throughout - South. and
ARGUMENT recourse 90 tho co---,he in'a''tois
method ~ settlement. r.. dispute OF
insult among gentlemen. am rot snrt ',rsrn what
l haze heard that tie code dueio was whoFa IN
out recommendation 7, made mon more l-
crate and c0lrtiy in tlclr manners. ana one
chary Of questionable remarks or horsenlay jestN
when offence might 10 taken and on the following
morning pistols FOR two and coffee ior one Wol-
be certain 20 follow.
such cases as came 20 cour, even where death
had resulted were enierty dealt with pr0vld
that proof was forthcoming that he who hal been
killed had insuied OK otherwise urduiy eXasperated
him who had done the killing. and this reminds me
o. a story Ia point, which viii tell without tne
real names
In the latter part u the fftie= young man.
whom Ne will call Smith. and his father we've walk
ing down a street IN New-Orieans WHOM they met
one John Doe Doe was unacquainted with smith
the younger. who stood hack while his father ana
Doe itlh'I tok, '-rr. n e.rl| 'l7,.... a.. .'
elder Smitn'- face. SWifl the younger avenged t-e
insult 10 hi- fath.r hy killing Doe ~ the -rot
We're rich AND powerful. had secured the srNaie-t
s1u'h The family were retorgofui. and it vas fe.t
that they would spare no eifort TO- i poss 'e lit
ar 40 money. and their case rested win one Jaw
yer whom viii oaI bro"n hat eslie. Fni" ms
country never produced. And SO the ifiaI com
mfrcrd. and fne Doe iWJfi- Hialc. ''. u .Ni'-7
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be IL
dorsed with full name ana address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

EAST SIDE REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETING.
Republican mass meeting FOR the East Side Is
announced FOR Thursday nignt. November = II VIII
De- held 10 the Windsor Hotel. Among the speakers
49, o., D., re-nnel J. Quigg Senator John Ford.
charles b. Murray and Myer :. lsaacs
CITIZENS UNION CANDIDATES AND RAMAPo.
At an informal meeting Of the Citizens Union
earnraicu committee. held ln the headquarters. No
a. r.ast guenty-thlrd-st yesterday afternoon. the
subjects OF alleged colonization and the kamaPo
water steal were discussed. Controller Coiers sus-
oestion that the candidates Tor Assembly for both
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
Street Paving Bonds.

The city Of Newport News will re-
ceive proposals for the purchase Of
s9o 600, OF street paving bonds. payable
thirty years after date and redeemable
by the city at its option, twenty years
after date. and bearing interest at I
per centum per annun.
Such proposals can be sent or deliy-
cred TO the city clerk on or before IL
o'clock noon on the 18th day Of July.
1899, and must be on the form pre-
scribed by the council. a copy Of which
will be sent to any person upon appIi-
cation to the city clerk. The bonds are
to be delivered and paid for in the CITY
Of Newport News. Further information
can be had upon application to the CITY
clerk of Newport News
: The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
]. A. MASsIE.
City Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
BALTIMORE PRnnI1cE. nraRKE.1,

f!NLIT NUFE -PEODJ1tE NTARKFT
5.N!.TlMOEE, July 12.-F'iour. quiet:
unchalged.
= August. 75kM2s; September, ISL: q
- southern, b. sample 1OmT4!a
Corn. strong: spot. month and Au-
gust: SS12M*t; September, 3Saa @3Y ::
southern White, 41M1&
D&t IS, dui and easy; No. 9 white 31lx,
asked. =
Rye. firm; NO. .. near bv IS asked :.
No. western, 60.
sugar strong: unchanged
cheese. strong; unchanged
fgss and huttor, steadE; Unchanged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13

|
| ships more safe in this respect. The
! principal point to note in connection
| with merchant ships fos war purposes
! is t!,aS & ship Of any kind offers con-
| siderable res;staDc: 10 tn" destruction
or It's hupyenc% ana stability, and, III
Sufficient ana sufficiently protected. tue
merchant ship need not be much, If any.
inferior 70 nany wals!'ins.'
\ recent export order O. the Bahcock
| Wilcox Company Was FOR two 10ohorse
power water luhe boilers which so TO
Yoi'ohoFaa. JAPAN.
| Al1E,RICAN Sili2EuIDrNG TOOLS.
The efficiency Of AileriG&n ship build
ing tani& IS IL topic ~ first irafo~ta nee
j.! i1n8ia;ll jl,si nov. says the Mar;nc
it@vicA-. IBIS: usSion AZ the recent con-
fele & the lg7stiGute Of civil e.ngi-
nicer lan F:Gs largely along this
linz tee ACCOMPLISHMENTS that 4 con
a!sil. { pneumatic tools ni&aufact-
uf-ei lJ t.Ie Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Gplufany i, now en- route to the CLYDE
accompanied nv {. corps OF American
wori1G!ea VINO 80 10 instruct the WORK
1nen of Tie Clyde yards 10 tlcr ,lsa
atidel int est 10 tie Subject.
Sly Il. j, i.se.i, ta?Iiag part IL the q $
ct!Ss.io: at tilc conference. commented
the :ttyad york ,cin- done in The United
states ~ pneumatic liveters ANA spoke
also Of the ,,ite!iiae.!, use Of slI@h tools
even ~ the roorcd wnr<inen a; ne
Newport N,-WS snipEarl II The dis
cussion reg ding n;ac'lin" tools Nif
JOHN I',alu ~ ne firm Of G'horp". Plat
~ Ca.. American, representatives Of ~
manufacturers ~ Thorn. cr1fJ boilei5
to1iS 9$cl as did also 1ir. Warner nf
the G!.M VI Warner 4: Sra:iey. ,f
Cleveland. ;lr. Marnar said thai
10 suah ai#tiIcti2n between Ar:si.-
ie;.ns. ltfsishuan md Germans
NsS i$i&ae \ il2 NHit"d states as had
eG" nl led 5r @i@c6 s.en # :Mr zllh
@i@! 5y@ @tar Atlsa 'ua instances
oslsss n&'t.shn,Sh @l8 fa@9nansidns q
American to"i MISUNDERSTANDING plants.
t{s rniH.aN; ~" charge mai AfHeriGan
tcG!H As!illi5t l;!st AIr. Tgatt lestiiied ia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13

Flour. steady; No. ? spring wheat. 100
'"za; No. spring wheat. 70lA@72; No. 2
REQ, 13Hea14ls; No. 2 corn, 3414@A; No.
NO. rye. 5Sll; No. 1 flax seed. IS: prime
timothy SEED, 245: mess pork. per bb)..
Sioa9lo; lard. per 100 lbs. 525@537, = ;
short ribs sides noose). 51O@525; dry
:ialted shoulders GboSed, 51AGD5A short
clear sides oboNedl. 535@540; whiskey,
o'Sosiers nnlshed goods, per gal, 12S;
NO. : yellow corn, 34A GD35as.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
NEW YORK MONEY MARIE

MEM YORK MONEY MARKET.
NET" YORK. July 1o.--Nnnev on call.
s.ea aS. :'i2m:' ner cent; last loan at 4 !.
ner cent. Prime n1ercantiie 7ancr. II; a,
! net cent. Sterling exchange. 1uiet
Win actual business in bankers bills ~
80 4 as for sixty ssvs. and 1861 for
cnn2pd. Commercial bills, 4S1m4. 81 y,
&iifi a;SS Silver certificates. 601s Mex
iean dollars. 4S1.
GIoNornmcnt bonds. steady: railroa &
bonds, quiet; state bonds, inactive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13

El@ n & s. Railway Train ssnps M
S9lintk and Wavcrls,. SSun<ay, ,!,lIy Il.
'3''saiilef lily q Chester Wili leave pia;
- /. ~. " sharp, landing along sida
z, Z: n.aIh a Norfolk Returning eavss
I'M a'sa Y, 81 = u arriving at Ma
iH ',rp y. bpat connecting w!4!.
tfaln and arriving 1T MeWn,;lf Nt.,,..
WY jt = NJ Round trip t. s;t,ff,,.E
W.aNeriy, Petersburg, ol.ificfnofd 4, 30
~ l3&l5. j. + HERMAN. A1a,e,tsn,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
Buyers Look (!
These are Bargains

Seven good Houses on Twenty-sixth
street, between Virginia and Lafayette
avenues. Good front on Twenty-sey-
enth street, close to Washington ave-
nue..
Seven Lots IN North Newport News:
Seven Lots in East Hampton: Five
Lots in Fiverview, besides others. Let
me sell to you. A. D. WALLACE.
Corner Thirty-frst street and Lafay-
cite avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
Int,n,I Paper. pref "a

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO July 12-Thc board Of trade
markets We're all strong to-day answer
ini5 y natural reactionary impulse from
the declines of the !:ast few weeks. Sep
TEMPER wheat gained q; September
corn IS: oats Y and provisions 1om121s.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Art. Open. High Low. Close.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
lutions are tending to make merchant

buttons are tending to make merchant
ships more safe in this respect. The
principal point to note in connection
WITH merchant ships for war purposes
IS that Z, ship Of any kind offers con-
siderable resistance. 10 ths. destruction
or It's huoyencS' ana Stability, and, III
consequences. With .7uuS and gunners
Sufficient ana sufficiently protected, the
merchant ship need not be much, If any.
inferior to many warShrS.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
REPORTS
MARKET
NEW YORK Srcr MARKET.

NEW yoR5S s,rese= srzARgET.
market showed continued strength to-
>tai ard bu.'ins hE professional opera
tors was on =. large scale T'i2ere was
u good demand from outsiders through
commission houses at the opening en-
Outraged by the rise in prices yesterday.
and yesterdays prominent buyers We're
Tree from sellers to realize while this
ls.stEG. The market then ca!:le to the
customary halt a:.ar Such u process
before tai1ing up an advance. IN eager
demand developed for Missouri Pa
eisic ana affected nearly al the Gould
southwestern group sym pathcticai!y
~. only the sss~--zSs bit al The sacur:-
ti9s q this group os railroads were at
fsCted. MISS 3uri Pacific had the leader
snip 0f inc inSlslscs throughout the cay
end made !. l".e advaneeNto ASS. a
buying vas tie Wal! street runlcr Of
plans merging; The various railroad
properties III the southwest in which
the (;oulGs arr, Interested. Good hug
iIsz set in early FOR Inc Changers, Pa
ciGes ana -Atchis0n preferred ana after
midday Ne" York Central vas sudden
- pushed u? az extreme 21s. Large
hGyns u Pennsylvania at an advance
Of y seemed to be Associated: with Ill.
-" YORK Central movement. but an
:ttetnnt was made 20 connect the latter
with th,e U.1iall Pacific ana Northwest
ciE hN neutrality-suspicious. Inc price af these
tWu :,tpt&s A.i rf col,(!lEestn: rs gain
va &ubaaGu!,t!l last;
ItUI-l5s; AIANt}f.JlN1:E
rho manner IL wt.:GI tho i,uyin- do
na.na rrGsre&;;ec: through the railroad
list. together ~i;ll the upward tenacncS
"a sugar. prompted the professionals
a$fa;,' ~ fao@c.t@nj - tie iut'ustTil
Nh .l.ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
]. A. sonHERVllIE 4 CO.,
Real Estate, Rents and Loans.
sss e,slss> ": ~:

Houses for rent. Houses and Lots for
sale in all sections A large selection.
MANY BARGAINS. '
Two store rooms and lot on Washing
ton avenue, paying Is and "a per dent.
Also a welf-estabIished shoe and no
'lon business on same street, CHEAP
Agents for ~ liable life Assurance
society Of New York. and for -cahing
FIRE Companies
Notary public in Office.
Washington avenue and Thirt,t- first
street. 80 - ls 4
List. your properties With uJ NJ
charge for advertising.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-13
NOTES OF SHIPPING.
ITEES OF INTEREST TO sgAHrSGss
GATHERED FROM AL SOUR GEs.
Merchant Ships In War. interesting
Statsstics. American ShipbuiIding
Tools. Otaer Notes.

Professor j. II. Riles, vel. known n
this country on account of his connec-
ton Win The construction of the Amer
lean liners Paris and New York. ana
who has on several occasions given ex-
preston TO decided views so Us to 1T
JHem for war purposes, read 4 Very
interesting paper on This subject at .
recent meeting in England OF tho m
stTuction OF Civil Engineers. Professor
Ej!os SAID:
'8rhe two purposes for which mer-
g1ant steamers may be used by the
navy IN time Of war arc: li) armed
cruisers: t-) auAiiiaries Cor supplying q
fleet with necosarics and as troop trans
lortS For the former, purpose they
ilaE nave to fight cruisers: for tho lat
Ter. they VIII frequently require pro
lection from either armed mercantile
cruisers or regular WarSiiips, but thea,
1pility TO GO the duty is unuoubtci and
reed not De discussed. Obviously as
armed cruisers vessels must hav. con-
siderable speed, and theil. numbers are
II consequence liElitct;. Lloyd gives
The Iit,c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-21
THE MERCHANTS CARNIVAL

The carnival given under the aus
pieces of the ladies of Trinity Guild
proved success financially notwith-
standing the inclement weather of
Wednesday evening. The receipts
footed up to about $4,000. The pro-
gram, including drills, marches, recita-
tons, ETC.. was carried out successfully
and much credit is due the young ladies
who participated. Nearly every bust
ness house IN the city was represented
in one way or another, the ladies wear
ing costumes representing the different
firms. For instance Miss Ada Sewell,
representing Aebischer Bros. meat
market, carried young pig in a
shawl strap, etc. On Wednesday eve
ming one of the special features was the
singing of Mrs. j. n. Bradley who rem.
dered two solos in her usual pleasing
manner. The ladies of the Guild are
very grateful to all who helped make
the entertainment success, and es-
pecially thank Mrs. j. ID. Sievers who
freely gave her services as pianist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-21
,,ec,s,on In swamp Land Case.

FoRr DODGE, Ia, April 15.-One of
the most important decisions ever rem
dered in the Fort Dodge courts is that
of Judge Weaver, which has just been
filed relative to the Webster county
swamp litigation. There are about 3d.
900 acres of these lands in Webster
county and the dispute over their pos
session has long been in the courts. The
dispute has arisen over the conflict OF
titles from the swamp land grant OF
1850 and that to the Dubuque and Pacific
railroad in 1856. Judge Weaver rem
dered decision on the ground Of equi-
table estoppel for the occupants OF the
lands and against the claims of the rail
road grant. The case will be appealed
until it reaches its final decision in the
supreme court of the United States The
swamp lands, like the river lands, have
been one of the most prolific sources OF
! litigation in Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-21
FRANK elesoNs HOUSE BURNED
Residence in Paradise Township Des.
troyed by Fire on Wednesday.

Residence in Paradise Township Des.
troYed by Fire on Wednesday.
On Wednesday the residence of Mr..
Francis Gibson in Paradise township
caught fire in some unknown way and
the building, household goods and
clothing were destroyed. The family
was at dinner when smoke was noticed
and it was found that the entire roof
was ablaze. The fire spread so rapidly
that practically nothing was saved from
the burning building. We are heartily
sorry for Mr.. Gibson in his misfortune,
not only is the financial loss severe
one and the attending discontinue
great, but there are hundred and one
things about home which no amount of
money can replace, those little things
about which memory clings and fond
association throws hallowing light.
Mr.. Gibson has any number of friends
who will regret to learn of his misfor-
tune.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-21
REAL ESTATE TANsFgRs.

April 10.
r Shawvan and wife to John L Maurer, lot 8,
blk 8, Buffers add, Arion, 81.
Denson Normal School Asson to Elizabeth L
Crippen, lot 5, blk II, Denison, 500.
Alma Graves and husband to Sue Wise, lot l,
blk 8, Dow City. 500.
j L Mower and wife to " Wagner. lots 1919,
blk 8, lot and nh 8, blk 3D. Buffers Addn to
Arion. Lots 1-2-3-4 49, 14-15-16, blk 81 lots l.
23-4-9-10-ll-l2-13, blk 4; lots IL 3 4-9-1O1l-l2-
1914 blk 6; lot 8, blk7; lots l-2-s-1O. Blk 8;
lots lie. blk 10; lots 3-l01l-12-13 and a. blk II,
W and Addn Arion, S140O.
John Maurer and wife to Ft Dodge & Omaha Ry
Co, lots 7-S-9, blk IL, lot 10. resubdiv of blks
1-l4-15-2l amp 81 of blk IL, Buffers Add Arion
slO5O
Philip F, and Memo Crippin and wives and
Delcena and Elmer Howe TO Elizabeth Grip
pen, lot 8, blk l07, Denison, 81.
Henry Otto and wife to Ft Dodge & Omaha Ry
Co, 100 IT across lot g. sub div of VIZ ne14 lot 2,
sub-div of VIZ sell and e1a sw4 35, Goodrich
twp, 100 # from line of lot 3n 6 12-1OO, SlO5O,
Thursday, April 90.
Maria Dunbar to Fort Dodge & Omaha Ry Co,
$50 feet across that part of So sw4 section "a
and W of center of N Grove creek and across
NV nwA section rs Boyer 9.24 acres Sl224.
Henry and Hermine Schultz to Noah Williams
nwl4 section 4. Morgan. $500.
Leslie NJ Shaw trustee and Carl Kuehnle and
wife to Amos Weatherbe and S Stone, eH
sell section 30 Union, s1O5o.