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New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
CONCESSIONS FoR SENATOR KEAN.

THE ELIZABETH COUNCIL TO GRANT THE FRAN
CHIsEs WHICH he ASKS
Elizabeth March % (specaD.-The city Council
las, night after midnight held a secret session as
q Committee OF The Whole and decided by vote
ofs 70 TO grant Senator John Kean's street rail-
way company all the concessions IL has asked for
IN Elizaoeth This includes the extension OF us
line from the Pennsylvania and central kaiircaa
STATIONS I'm Broad-st through the northwestern
mart OF the city Union Township, ana the suosti-
iution OF electricity for horses as inc mouss
nower In return Tor these privileges senator hean
eeraes 70 spend S6 90 IN paving the streets through
which his trolley road runs. -, -
President Ryan wanted 10 prevent the street rail-
road company from using the roadway under tns
vees,e-n arch over which the Pennsylvania Rail-
road runs but with this exception the feeling IN
favor OF granting the railroad company appheA-
lion was practically unanimous 80
The ordinance granting the franchise will be IN
+roduced April l and passed on its nnal reading
AnrU l5 Then the work OF constructing the troll
lev line can be begun and be finished by July l.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
B1LL1SG7oy HELD F0R THE Grand JrRr.

Colonel Henry Ellington. alias Potter. alias Bost-
wick who is known 10 the polio" as the Grand
ARMY svinder and who was arrested last week
bv Detective Sergeant Weiser and Detective
Rudy. on a charge OF presenting bogus check
n,,-nor,,nr 10 be signed by George Ehret. the
bro,yo- "a 7 W Newman a coal dealer OF Halsey
81 whom he swindled ont o; 500 -. was arraigned
in tho Gates-ave. police court Yesterday morning
before Alagistrate Brstow and pleaded guilty TO
two charges of grand larceny Ellington IL sew
cnt,-one wears old and was greatly surprised when
he v-ns rfronted by y. o Lindet dealer II fUrs
~ No 5jg Fulton-st In December last BIZ
,rc-ron secured s. Tor an advertisement from Lin
dor 20 be inserted H. alleged Grand Army paper.
,rne following week he returned and selected some
f,i-s ,ff.rlrg H. uavrnent check FOR Sl5 which
eIsn Rad 'ho forged signature OF MI. Ehret He
received $50 IN money from Mr.. Lindcr as change
Tie " was remSnded 10 jail 20 await the action OF
the GRIND Jury.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
RIcHuoyD BoRorGH HAPPENINGS.

William McVcigh, forty-siX years old was found
dead f. bed q his home. IN ST. John's-aFe.. Rose
bank early yesterday morning Coroner Sewer
took charge o.; The body and ordered an autopsy.
when II was found taat McVeigh died from hard
enins OF ,he liver and q complication OF other all
ments
Charles Lang o. Smiths Lane. Castleton Cor
hers. was found lying IN an unconscious condition
o. the Midland trolley tracks IN Concord az =
O'Clock Yesterday morning by motorman. lie
Wa picked up and taken 10 the Smith lnhrmary'
"neIe So was found that he had two severe scalp
So-HHs and several bad cuts about the head ana
Ia a. lis condition IS not considered serious. go,
p. aHe flcihXiCn" was sung by the vested cioI.
=, o faaIs Episcopal Church or Stapeion ~.
pI'4AB lhe music uu0er the direction OF
tt0GleIl Grant Walker the organist, and was ol d
Ofoer. Il was listened 10 by large audiehS,s. ud,
cl+te annual dinner Of the XII Won Kun lscn..
is'eU' o. West Brighton was heid az the Cove
90 e,ening Il was one - the best affairs ever
hemberA ' ~'I N'''S W ~
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.
TWO RATES OF FARE.
PASSENGERS TO THE BEACHES MAY BE
DIVIDED INTO CLASSES.

PLANS FOR HANDLING SUMMER TRAVEl~-SAr1S-
FACTION CAUSED BY THE ANNOUNCEMENT
THAT PRESIDENT CHLMANN is TO LEAvD
THE BROOKLYN ELEVATED ROAD.
On account Of tho heavy traffic 10 Coney Island
mex, summer President Rossiter and Secretary Will
iams of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company are
considering the practicability OF making n and
u cent fare TO Concy Island from the Manhattan
end of tho Bridge. and possibly from the Broad
way ferry. Last summer the railroad people were
somewhat embarrassed fair days hy the tre-
mondous traflc 20 the beach and thousands OF
people who would have been glad to pay any rea-
sonable price unable 10 ride there on account
~ tho great crowds which boarded the cars in
Manhattan. The managers think that IL a line Is
established WIKI higher fare IL will tend To &C
commodate many people who would otherwise be
compelled 20 stay at home The cheaper class OF
patrons will be attracted to the 5-cent line
II said yesterday that Presden. Chlmann
Of the brooklyn Elevated. will retire from that
road as soon as its formal consolida, ion with the
Rapid Transit system takes effect. Mr.. Thlmann
has disposed OF MS holdings in the company and Is
ready 10 get out az any time.
This announcement caused great satisfaction in
every part of Kings County reached by the Brook
lyn Elevated lines. Il IS the general opinion that
few railroad managers have conducted the affairs
cf a transportation company with so little regard
FOR the interests and welfare Of the patrons on
whom it depended for profits as have Mr Uhlmann
and his associates. and there IS pronounced feel
ing OF pleasure over the prospect OF a change.
No doubt President Rosster and Secretary Will
Jams will lie elected 10 the controlling Offices in the
company. and it Is not unlikely that II. c. Du Val
may figure in managing capacity 81 some sort
a = ne IL known he close terms with President
Rossiter and director tn the Transit company.
The plans for the reorganization 90 the Kings
County Elevated are now practically compete, ana
the shareholders vii know Just what the terms
are some time ne1t week There is httle doubt IN
the minds Of those who are IN touch with the con
solidauOn movement now goine on that as soon as
tho Kings County system IS reorFanzed the friends
of Mr.. Flower viii acquire control or II. as they
did Of the Brooklyn Elevated. and that as soon a.
that takes place the TWO elevated roads VIII be
equipped with electricity.
The plans for re-equippne tho old BROOKLYN and
BRIGHTON Beacn road are actively under way. Ih.H
is The e,-s ON lately acquired by the Rapid Transit
COMPANY. and tho office OF The latter yesferday
II was said that nfty-egnt carloads o. new rails
we're on their way 70 BROOKLYN FOR u@e on that
line II is President Rossiters intention 10 nave
he line In condition 10 handle tho summer traffic
10 the beaches The Brighton Beach has con
rection with the Kings county Elevated al Frank
lin-ayc. o;d Fuiton-st
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
RrRkELEY STUDENTS ~ BURNT CORK

Before n large audience in the Carnegie Ayc'1'''
,.s. r,cbt the students ot Berkeley schooi gave d
minstrel show FOR the benefit Of their A'ie"- -1
sociation. The programme was in two parts. 81
"Rurnt Corkers." consisted prlnclp@I'y o' eo''''
,nterspersed with Jokes b. the end men As l"'''
locuto~ p II Christensen made q hit while as e;'!
u.en Z T. Grannery and H. :. Whl'eh'au 60 90 -
-a-i1o-abla rno-rimeut r 2. Du Barry. +. r.
crarba-v 4 F. Robinson. J. A Forney, II. >.
Whitehead and A. r. Hunt sang. and eacn re-
snonded to an encore. Part II Of the proSramine'
"Bric-A-brac" was enliveaed hy j. D. Du Barry
and his genuine plantation Dickan.nn.es. Messrs.
Moen and Phelan IN ar lrish comedy ske'ch j.. j.
c,-anbe-,. as The Troubadour.' II. s. JcV'tt II
-,.,-. d..cAs and Alessrs Robinson Whitehead and
Granbery IN a musical comedy. Master 4 ,: Hunl,
" 60, e,--aro rendered "a solo The Mandolin llEn
80 be double quartet received their share o. tne
nnIlaus&
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THIEVES FIRE A BUILDING.

Hackensack March "a (speeiaD.-Robbers and tn
cendiaries pretty nearly succeeded In destroying
the nearly completed residence OF W c Thomas. In
F,ssex-st shortly after o'clock this morning. Ar.
-houas who IL the general manager OF the Hack
ensack Gas and Electric Company and son-in,sw
~ Fdward l. Poor. president ot the National Park
pank vas building a dwelling near the home ot
Nr Poor a number OF carpenters were rushing
work ON The trimming IN order 10 complete tho
house for occupancy by MAY !. and a large guam
tfv OF tools were stored IN one or the rooms. Fire
vas discovered In the entrance hall and the build
ing was badly damaged before the nremen succeed .
ed in checking the flames Search showed mat the
ca-penters' tools had been carried away. ana II IL
inferred that the thieves fred the building.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
ENDING ITS MUSICAL SEASON HERE.

LAST CONCERT BY THE BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA THIS EVENING.
Tho last matinee concert OF this season IN =. ook-
lyn ny the Boston symphony Orchestra was given
IN the Academy o. Music Yesterday afternoon.
Conductor Gericke welded tho baton. and Nine.
Teresa Carreno was the soloi3t Mme '1rreno
has not been heard for some time N BROOKLYN. and
her welcome cordial. She played Tscnakow-
skv's piano concerto IN lat nj or. and II she
had acccded 20 the wishes of .he audience she
would have done much more The Haydn SYM
phony IN minor was played hy tho orchestra for
the first time ar these concerts. AND the BerIOz
symphony. Harold IN Italy PLAYED nv request
of MANY Subscribers tho conc arts. the clos
Ing number Of the nrOgr III ne
The last % tho Saturday evening concerts by the
SvmphOnv Orchestra will he givon tus evening
and the programme will 10 of a decidedly modern
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
rGrRS ALrNNL DIVE.

One o, the largest annual meetings and informal
dinners OF the alumni OF Rutgers College resident IN
New-York CITY WAS held AZ Delmonicos last evening.
Tho president OF the association. Tuns q. Bergen.
presided and about i75 members were present.
Among the guests were the following Judge H. W.
Bookstqvcr Haley Fiske. Dr Austin Scott. presi-
dent ~ Rutgers William = VOORHEES,. and John
X carpenter. OF New brunswick and the chairman
~ the association. Richard r Green. Vice Presi-
dent Garret a Hobart sent long letter express
Ing regret at hts inability 20 BE- present.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
u.s H. srpHER COMMITTED sr1cHE1

milwaukee,. Wis March 4-Circumstances indl-
cato that O. L. sypher. % New-York committed
suicide or the steamer Atlanta on her trip from
Chicago last night by jumping overheard. In ono
OF the staterooms vas found Il hat containing !e'-
tors signed bv Sypher. one was addressed 70 MS
,,o+be~ Mrs l. NJ sy-pher. OF 10. i32 West Nine
tv-elrbtb-st.. New-York. another 10 Colonel a. O..
Landers. Newport r. /. and third letter 10
evph4r's wife IN care OF Colonel l-anders. Ihe
steamer people say the statefoom ln "hlch '"e
-. ord le++ers were found was not engaged last
night and that passengers We're missing "heii
the Atlanta arrived to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
rror cASE FOR 4 SMALL SrM.

T'he suit OF Henry Gray as receiver OF the United
s,.tes Mutual Accident Association of the city o.
Sev--York 10 recover 81 s. from David NJ DAILY. was
lv agreement yesterday submitted 10 the Appellate
Division Of the supreme Court. The case IN ques-
f,on IS merely tried az test The issue 10 be de-
otded is tho company having been q cooperative
.,,.to, ion whether n member H. liable 10 pay
losses sustained during the fe - the corporation
There are outstanding valid claims amo'A ing To
fnfsI liabilities OF the company are Ab,, ,so1 bl The
S,ClaiCr OF the case viii affect several thousand
r,eu1nere who may be called upon 10 make good
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
crPVON on Hope"

~ s,,htcot % the sermon by he Rev. J. T.
80, Z, the Central Presbyterian Churca. Jefer-
- ard Marcy ayes tomorrow evening at 30
Dr. carson breaches in the morning at lo.S' his
-, sorr,ou on the Pauline Epistles tho sub
tuui ~ 'tto,,- THE Believers Identification WITH
5ESr,s, The book under discussion berg the
erisfle 10 the EpheslAns
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
DEATH or EX-GOVERNOR ?. L. PIERPoNT

p,.tsbr-p March 24-Francis Harrison Pierpont
the first Governor OF West Virginia, died III this
c,tv at the home ot his daughter Ms. W. d.
sivetor. after an illness OF several days j. H.
Pierpont was the Union Governor Of the restored
government Of Virginia. ORGANIZED IN Wheeling at
the outbreak Of the war By tho citizens OF "H@I
is now West Virginia, and opposed 10 Se'''''o''
~, So, tho -r,ncipal agitator OF the division o.
49,. STATE he core the war and prime mover H
the organ an!zation OF West virginia ana nus Z Zsicv
-, knov,n as the father OF that state Inc SinIf
81 Its var career would be the history OK bolA
states during the civil war
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
rv.yrDGr H1Lrovs CONDITION.

The condition OF ex-Judge Henry Hilton was
sonevhat improved yesterday, II was announced a.
bte home No East Thirty-fourth-st Dr. William
: PearsaN the attending physician. was with Mr..
r1uton almost all day yesterday as he has been
-, .,.or,. dav for two weeks lie said that his
naticrt mad rallied somewhat The recurring at
lacks Of gastrtis. however have been very WeAkell-
Ing aud Jr. Flton's condition al present il one
~, ts causing his friends great anxiety.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
"rHf H7GBWAyuA1" At OLD POINT.

,-ou-,or, Nevs Va. March q (spccaD.-Ihe
r,a,arentn OF the Hotel Chamberln has ar
ranged for q novelty in the way OK entertainment
fo- tomorrow night. announcing the presentation
~, the ballroom or Dc Koven and Smiths opera
..,rpo TliChwayman" with CamiAo j ArNihe rms
- hegS, series Of similar hlgh-class perform
nrces for the fashionable season at Old Point
L nrufn
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
pJccFsT PAPER MIL ~ THE WOPLD

Augusta Nc. March q (speciaD-The stock
,,1ders Of the present ;2oo0Co paper plant % tho
Tto,l,ngsworth & Whitney Company. NJ Wins!ow,
bove voted 10 Increase its capital 10 $1,000" and
do,,ble its capacity. This will give 70 daily out
nyt Of seventy-nve tons Of paper. and VII make
- ,,t,le Inc largest IN the world. The new mills
IN incrcase Tho consumption Of timber from s--
40 0rO 10 SIS 900 yearly.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
pB4yFPS FOR MRS. HILLS.

The Rev Dr. y y. Hills did not conduct the
plvrouth Church prayer meeting last night. as
e.pected surgical operation was performed on
Mrs Hills In Philadelphia and her condition IS
serious The service last night was largely one OF
prayer for the recovery OF Mrs Hills
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
y l nArLEKs rLNANcIAA rROrBLEs.

Counsel on behnif Of the National Wall Paper
Companv yesterday made motion In IN" United
s,o,e. District Court before Judge Thomas. TO de
clare Thomas J Maujer. ot No. II Grand-s All
two uufary bankrupt The petitioner claim that
Wautsr owes them money but few weeks ago In
Violation OF the lavi ~ made an assignment 10
Thomas u Greene, oc 10 70 PutnRm-aEe.. thus
Committing ar act OF bankruptcy
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
crrrc c1rR DISCUSSION TO BE REPEATED

Thomas g. shearnan was unable 70 be present at
.n ,neeting az the National civic club last Satur-
day evening for which conversational discussion
- .,1-ho r-siors and Travellers" mad been arranged
.. has beeu decided 10 hold another meeting to-
,rht a. the clubhouse IN Montas The same
i is 10 he discussed and IL Is Expected that NJ
ehen rnan WI be- present
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
c1Fr GLIB N COMIC OPERA.

The Universal Glee Club. an amateur musical
s,-ietv OF the Eastern District VIII present the
cor,tc onera "Bllee Tayor' az the Brooklyn Labor
- I'm Wuloushhy-ave tonight. This is
80 sccond performance OF this organization. last
se,sor II having presented with great success The
Ii,fle Tycoon" Il. +. Sha1ner Is the muslca d.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
A PASTOR TO 90 TO FLUSHING.

The Rev Robert * Wick. pastor ~ the wsyns
Street Reformed church. jersey city. has decided
TO accept the call 20 the Reformed Church at
Flushing Long Island. and will resign
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
eprAKrR REED on THE WAY To FLORIDA

brunswick. Ga March 4-speaker Reed icf
rokvl Island to-day for trip 10 tne floTida re
.orts Ex-Secretary Bliss. who enterthned IN
President while here. started ior Ne"-4O'A
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
KILLED AT A GRADE cRoSsNe.

An unknown man. evidently laborer. forty
wears old was Killed AZ tho Emmst-st crossing os
the Pennsylvania Railroad n Newark. last night
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
TAN S1CKLEN ESTATE 10 MORE.
SALE MADE YESTERDAY DIsPosEs Of THE
LAST CoNEY ISLAND PROPERTY BEARING
THE OLD NAME

The last piece Of property remaining ~ the old
Van SlcAiou estate consisting Of an irregular piece
~ land bounded by West Sixth-st.. Neptune-aVcr
the Old Shell Road and COney Island Creek. was
cold M Thursday for trihe less than $50 600. The
name OF the purchaser has been kept n secret In
the opinion Of real estate agents the property was
sold exceedingly cheap
Seventy years ago Abraham Van sicklen. the
r,u,der OF Tho estate Went To Consy Island and
1rc5ced IN farming Tho old Van Soklen home
atead stil stands on tho banks or Coney Island
crock The old man continued buying real estate
,-,u ba owned almost the entire area now known
as Coney Island. Amons o.d residents OF IL W.
there Is still tradition fnat al deeds
for property lu that nelshhornood. unless bearing
The Signature OF Van Sicklen have cloud on their
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
STREET. CLEANING AFFAIRS N A MIDDLE.

TIE MGAERT CONTRACT NAY NOT RE RE
NEwED. AND THERE Is 80 MUNICIPAL
PLANT ~ THIS BOROUGH.
Corporation Counsel John Whaen Yesterday Gent
an opinion TO James Mccartney. tho Commissioner
~ Street Cleaning instructing him that under the
law he has no Dower % renew the contract for
cleaning the streets in Brooklyn. now held ny John
J NfcGarry. This leaves the Commissioner In "A
dilemma aq tho Municipal Assembly has failed 20
authorize the establishment OF Borough plant for
that purpose.
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ALVIREz, THE TENOR, HERE
He Has Como to America to Make Only .
Brief Stay.

He Has Come to America to Make Only .
Brief Stay.
Albert Raymond Alvarez. tho French tenor.
who has come here to sing for the first time at
the METROPOLITAN Opera House. arrived yester-
day on Ia GascoRne. N. Alvarez was In this
country last winter and sang In Boston and
Philadelphia. He heard some performances at
the Metropolitan. but made no other appear
ance there. He comes to New York for only
about month Then his 10 ave OF absence at
the Paris Opera. where he Ia the nrst tenor.
expires. In case OF his success here. N. Alya-
req wiz be engaged at the Metropolitan for
As he 10 likely to he a familiar figure here. II
may not be uninteresilng to compare him
his associate, NJ. saeza. as those three tenors
sing Faust Romeo. Don Jo,e and the Same
others. 4 mot Az sa Ss rs s s,se,
flowing moustache. and rather pale skin. He
would be called a handsome man and seems
| Of pulchrtIde he has no advantage over his
two colleagues N. Alvarez goes 70 Boston,
yheIsS he vii s9g on Tuesday IN Rcmso
on Monday next at the Mstropoitan Opera
Mo .h n ne same 9pera Alvarez is living
h w6els at street HRd
returns TO Paris In January.
Ernest Van Dyck returned yesterday to New
! distinguished tenor has sung only once sincs
es s. foGG IA T@H' Sn at Il cT
been sick ever since Il decided that il awe wonIs
| be best for me To- come over TO New York" he
said yesterday. and get entirely we'll before
! the opening OF the season here as that IL the
really Important part OF the year. feel better
Nine. Albert saeza arrived Yesterday on La
band. NJ, Alvarez was accompanied by his
wife. his daughter and his mother
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With Views as to the Right OF Tax-Paying
Citizens to Immunity From Arrest.

Patrick Magrudor OF 429 East Sixty-ninth
street" was n prisoner in the West Fifty-fourth
street police court yesterday. charged with
dsorderly conduct by Mrs. Abbe Doorman
who sail that he went to her house at ~ West
SiXty-ninth street on Saturday night with n
woman friend OF hers. aud that when she
asked him what he wanted. he toro down the
lace curtains and smashed the furniture.
Il am an cminently respectable lady" con-
tinued the compla inant. with emphasis on tho
lady, Il am living on big nlmony and my hus-
band Is a prominent Naval officer. The lady
with whom this man came 10 my house Is also
very respectable AMI friend OF mine"
The prisoner said that h" had met the
friend referred to by tho complain on
Broadway aud that she had asked him to go
home with her, was intoXi 'ntod " he
added. and accepted the invitation. At the
house this woman demanded money. aud when
refused they tried 10 smother mo with sofa
pillows.
Now Judge" continued tho prisoner. 'lsn I
Il a shame that should hc here Ms n prisoner
lam man Of AFFAIR, and prominent In husi-
ness at Broadway and Brecker street Why.
pay taxes every year amounting to $4,000,
and | have n beautiful homo and vito nnd
children. No policeman had Il right to arrest
me. ol course ! have not given my right
He passed up card to Magistrate Olmstrd
After reading it the Magistrate ilnded the
man So.
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DI1x.

BOBAUD.-on Dec. 10. 1899. after . II ngsrinE
illness Marie Bobaud. beloved wife OF Edouard
Bobaud.
Funeral from the residence OF her daughter Mrs.
Hugh A. Duny. Greenwich st.. on Tuesday
morning. Dec. ~. ct $50. Thence TO 1t. Peters
Church. Barclay st.. where . Requiem Mass will
be celebrated for he reposs,of her soul At 10 A.
n. Intsrment At Calvary.
CARLIsLE.-suddenly.D Dec 9. 1899. Stuart b,
Carlisle. n. D.. In his bad year.
Funeral services will be held from his late resi-.
dsnos. 2to South 9Th av.. Mount Vernon. n.
Y. on Monday. Dec. IL. 1899. NsP.M.
GEORGE-M Hoboken. N. j.. Dec. Q. 1899. Fran.
els George. In the 72d year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral at his late residence. s<3 Garden street.
Hoboken. on Tuesday. Dec. IL. at l:soP.M.
HARRIOTT.-Entsred into res, on sunday morn.
ing Harriet r.. widow Of Jno. v. HArriott, aged
10.
Notice OF funeral service hereafter.
HEMsTREET.-ons Saturday. Dec. Q. 1899, ct her
home. 12i Washington Av.. Brooklyn. n. Y,
Jennie NJ Hemstreet. daughter of the late
Thomas and AdelAi de Lennox.
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-.
dence. Tuesday. Dec. IL, 1892, at2P.M.
HOAGLAND-on Friday. Dec. 8, 1892 Joseph O..
Hoagiand, In the 6ath year OF his age.
Funeral services on Monday h4 p. NJ. at his resi-.
dsnoe, 81 West 51st st. Interment private.
HowrII.suda.,ly nj, rbnr.a.v n. ,soo
at his residence. Charles p. Howell. CommAn Ter
u. =. N, formerly Chief Engineer of U. 3. g.
Maine.
Funeral services will be held at his residence I2o
East saith st.. this morning. at 1880 O'Clock
| KSaPP.-on SATURDAY. Nae OH ,soo =, nj. Ia.
resid.ncs. IIB West aad Al. William Kn.nr ~
| the +Gth year OF his age.
Funeral services at the Church Of tho Blessed Sac.