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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:--I thought would
write and tell you that want an express.
wagon, horse and cart, and come candy
oranges, and nuts. Leroy Turner,
1928 Market rect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Order vour Christmas cake from 7. J.
White No.706 Market street. Having secur.
ell the Services Of b. NJ rrisUn, recently vt
che Morrison Baking Company, uan guar.
antee satisfaction. Pound cake u speciality
ola ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Santa Claus: want box Of
candy, pic ure book, q set Of ton pins,
magic lantern aud pop gun for Robert
and Norman and a Set OF tools. From your
loving friend Norman Groves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Old Kriss: lam II little girl years
old and want Christmas trae, " sled, IL
go-cart, my basb doll dressed in pink rilk
aud nice curly hair.I want some TOYS in
my stockings and a story bpok. Your
lit le friend, Lille Rash, 9O5 Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to bring
me new doll dressed in purple silk. u
pair OF KID gloves. a muff. ring and u
pair OF shoes, some oranges, anu stock
Ing full OF candy Do not forget my little
b other John. Goodbye. From Mabel Il.
Lynn, Esnare. lei.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
A

at ~ oclock,a. m.
& A %
-Four good work hrrses, II heal Of cows, 8
cr them fresh. with calves by their sides. 8
here y, 2 years ID an uni r. 30 shoat pigs,
weighing from Is to 0 ponntls live weight,
and a great variety Of farming utensils, As
may be seen OH large bills. 100 bushels Of corn
on ear. 30 lous choice timothy hty, 10 IONS Of
straw. 200 bundles corn fodder 10 bushels Of
oats. 70 acres Of wheat in the ground. House,
hold furniture, carpets, stoves, chairs. bt dding
parlor suite, go
tbso-Or same day at o'clock p. M, the
valuable farm, con aiming about l25 acres,
II be offered for sac This in one Of the
most productive and desirable farms in the
Hundred 0per cent of the purchase money
for the farm to be paid ca IN, or with banka.
BILE nore, payable III 10 da, s with an approved
enuorser The balance OF the purchase
money to be paid on the conveyance of the
property within 30 days Of date Of sale.
IIZZiE N. MOURE.
JOHN W. DEN NISON,
Post Once, Mermaid, Dol. Executors.
7. I. Stidham, AuctiUneer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little girl
with golden hair han sing down my back.
Iwant 0 tell you " hat want TOR Xmas
Pl-nsn bring me box OF chOcalam drops.
n stuffed baby elephant and half uozsn
big fried oysters, My name 10 Jennie
jenkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Santa Clans: I am little girl
Years Old. wan, u g0-carr, doll baby,
some dishes, a little lamb, some nu s.
oranges and candy. and will you please
bring Grstsa rnbbsr doll baby and rattle,
Mabel Perkins, 308 Porter street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16
Why Are You Sad Ladies'!

Whom Dr. Simms Compound Penny
royal Pills will 'hake you hvppy u DJxs
BY mail. wv King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Old Chris: I am little girl and l
can't write Munh. Bring ms doll baby,
n little skating quaker, u little go-cart,
little friend Mabel Heck. am years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:-i thought | would
drop few lines and tell you what want
for Chris mas. want an infant doll. and
nee lit 10 bOnnss aud ring tor H. DON'T
forget my little sister. Gosd-bye Ethel
HinderSr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16

Five per cent. will BE- added to all Couu.
" Tax bills paid after December 81. tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16
Tho Protectsonist

q q monthv magazine published by the Hnme
Market Club, in Boston, Mass. Leading authority
on economic questions; u year; 10 cents copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16
PU Lie SALES.

TX' CUTor'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
d \ d PReSONL PROPER'rY-'rhp
valuable property OF Levi A. More decd
viii b. sold m the premises, situated near
Corner Ketch. in Mill Creek Hundred, Del, on
MONDAY. DECEMBE ls, 1872
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, Is

o. valuable real estate will be sold Mt public
sale on the premises, in Pennsbury township,
Chester county. Pa. On
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-16
IT PAYS TO
BUY THE BEST.

Why bake when you can buy
Yetters'M Homemade bread,
the most sweetest and digestible
Loaf OF bread, baked fresh every
day, made out Of the best ingredl-
ents, sold by all groceries. Al so a
line Of
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roSrs-JoNEs- Wednesday October ~ isse a, me
'CI,s.,cs ~ the brides parents New Hartford uonn
s.y Amos 5 Chesebrough. D. p. Louise Wads
~ daughter Captain and MIS- henry H. Jones'
Mol D., FS,z.ne Jones Il Brooklyn y. Y
,,rrrrJ-pERRY-On wednesday October rs 1899. al
,he home OK bride parents No. % south Walnut
Wv Eo.r Orange J.. BY the Rev william II ldtteil
., sStauket ions island Janet daughter of William
J. C. Berry. Esq., and Robert Bsuantine Ltteli OF East
MATHEWs-STEISER-On wednesday evening. octooer
- az the residence OF the brides parents NO z.'
Ise-ksley Place Brooklyn by the Rev Albert Lyman
u D. Martha daughter % MI. and Mrs Aoeft STEINER
10 Mr. Robert Vantlne Mathews
u11I-In BROOKLYN October 25 1899 BY the Rev.
Charles Homer Of St James, Protestant Eplscopal
S-nurrh AZ the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Warren f. Hill
Ne 4as Washn gion-ave Ethel Hill to Tracy Peck IT.
sTF,wART-GUuFoRp-Ats st Johns Church Yonker
y Y october - 1852 " ihe ke' a Ing snse a.,,
Mar Cul.ord daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Nathan JUL
ord 10 Ralph Aldace stewart. Of Worcester. Aass
uXpERHIIL-GLADwIN-At BronxviIe. * y. by he
Rev Dr. Kennedy Miss Grace Thorns tnderh!u ~ MI
Ells Warren Slsdwin- -
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Vanderbilt jr.. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Gertrude
Vanderbilt Whitney. Reginald c. Vanderbilt and
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt. Jr. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Gertrude
Vanderbilt Whitney. Reginald c. Vanderbilt and
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
The petition for the probate Of the will is signed
by w. X Vanderbilt. executor The petition
states that the will bears the date OF June 49, 1896
and is signed at the end by Henry B. Anderson
}. Christensen and G. s. Prince The petition states
that there is a codicl to the will dated April a.
1897. relating to the personal property OF the tesla
tor. This codlcil IL witnessed by Henry 3. Ander-
son. G. S. Prince and Warren s. Crane. There Is
another codicil. according to the petition. dated
April 4. 1899. This codic Is witnessed by Edward
L. Rosster. Chandler P. Anderson and Henry B.
Anderson
The citations named November as the date for
the returns. That is. the will cannot be probated
before November unless all who have been cited
as heirs and next OF kin file waivers OF citation. IN
which the will can be probated sooner.
Waivers OF citation were fled by Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt and Cornelius Vanderbilt. The waiver
OF citation by Cornelius Vanderbilt was inter-
preted at the Surrogates office as an indication
that he is satisfied with the terms OF the will and
will not oppose It's admission 10 probate. II was
understood that all OF the other heirs would file
their waivers OF citation to-day. The waiver Of
citation Of Cornelius Vanderbilt was acknowledged
on Tuesday las, before Notary Public Miles Bron-
son. This is what Cornelius Vanderbilt signed:
I. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr. do hereby appear in
ton In the above entitled matter and consent that
said instrument (the WILD bearing date JUNG H.
1896 and the two codicils be forthwith admitted TO
probate.
Henry p Anderson attorney for the will said
after the petition and waivers had been MED that
he did know when the will Is 10 be filed.
1t remarked about the Courthouse that II
hating ai O Of viii wthou, ding the viii Itself While
Il is not irregular 70 do this. the VIII is usually
attached TO the pettion The petition generally
contains a schedule OF the amounts left 10 bens-
hclaries II they are known. and II not It is usually
nd fie fha I'll
". X. Vanderbilt executor. no others are men
toned in the document
The fact that the petition filed Just one
minute before the closing Of the Surrogates office
was also commented upon.
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MUSIC.
THE KNE1sEL QUARTET IN BROOKLYN.

THE KNEIsEL QUARTET IN BROOKLYN.
The manifold activities OF the Brooklyn Institute
take on no more dignifed aspect in any OF their
danartments than in that Of music. In this they
sunply the biz borough across the water with much
OF the highest artistic enjoyment that the winter
brings in various forms. greatly TO the pront or
the members and to the honor OF the organization
Last night one branch OF this activity was set in
motion when the first Of three concerts by the
Knesrl Quartet given in Association Hall X
was the first appearance this season in any part
Of New-York OF this admirable party or musicians
and WAS further noteworthy IN being the hrst APP
nearance here Of the second violin. MI Karl
Ondr,cek who takes the place OF Mr.. Otto Roth.
resigned on account Of III health. Mr. Roth had
long heen a member OF the quartet and the lesion
Of such a severance in 40 finely balanced and 30
highly deyeoped an organism In which the per-
sonal EQUATION counts for so much. must needs
he serious one. There w7s little evidence OF II
last evening however in the playing OF the quar-
tet Mr. Ondricek is musician Of high attain
nnen+s and worthy Of the place he has been CHOSEN
TO occupy.
Tha programme last evening included Haydn's
so-called Kaiser" quartet. the andante from
rschatkoxskv's D-mator quartet. and Dvorak's
A-rator quintet for strings and pianoforte, with
Mr. Arthur Whiting et the panoforte-the latter
bs-rning and oversowingly rnelodious composition
having been heard on this side of the East River
las, season several times with uncommon pleasure.
&C n was las, evening Mr. Schroeder also played
two solos FOR the cello and with such accepta bity
that he was made add another. and 80 over
topped the dangerous Chopin nocturne and the
v,rtuoso piece BY Cossman with a movement from
ons OF Bach's sonatas There was a large audi
ence that manifested good taste and ample dis
elimination in rs reception of the music offered IT,
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POstOmce Notice.

Should be read DALY by all n,s5s:tsd as changes may
vii '' eie.s 'promp Il, a. POST
sarr a; than CLOSING @ As
Mails for oe'" 4RyxS Ssss Ct m Ms nf2s''
sArrRpAY-At $50 m for France switzsriand.
D s' a' Hfs !eSs hssa sPs s:S '9
s is": ss' s. e. P.a t'i .
g. SPAIN rsaf pr Iu.Ny nsP' 1n' p'an na
lands dr,c' per s SRssrnsAm sa E15sras a'
ss' " for Italy per A.r Naples deter.
g. seG per- Furuss.s via glasgow deter.
Norway direct per Island via chris,ianla dstt.rs
must be directed per Island }, az D. m for
.pkSTEb "S MAf FER PEI sailing
sna sssssy 'sds for
parts OF Europe. American and White Star steamers
q cunsrd French and German steamer. Saturday.
s sss a prn adre2 Mna' to carry m mail
A. the closing Of the ms: ss
the piers Of tie Amsrsn Ens ., r,sSn
Ten Ten MINUTES Minutes Q, hour Of sailing Of steamer
MAILS FOX SOUTH i hHI r E re- ~''-'.'
81 erx st. TN Thomas Lsward and windSad Islands
e.. .;,.. g" m1s b. a deca per i9r '."I'Se
FOR Brz per sTo WnT,n Rrsz ns s Ii Pss
e eSS1 rns mus, directed scottish Princ
for Belize pqr mus, ' ss a ans pen
sATuRDAY-M 10 a. m. for Newfoundland. per -
Silvia: at 10 a. m. ,supplsmsntsry 1870 a. M 70.
r3 psyinwn psr Aiai LETTERS Tor costa Rs
s asa a. F0S s per s
an: P asTsns VIA ET Havan.
a. savana and pr
S VI, pS0es a oT sa tsT nST'e G EfS
Puerto Fare sif Si soa and
suNDAY-At $50 ?, s M ,or ~ F'e"s "''e'0" ~
Mail. ,o- Newfoundland by ran TO North sydney ana
ahsnce BY steamer this once daily $50 N
o's hsr. for Sssn s 70
and by steamer close az I, his oee asy at so
M S be sSr c9s- at his once daily
ss and sss as S by fer CLOS: sy
% ss. cos Ms@sis Ts::'sE saa
Malls f9 M1so cry steamer. clos. n a s cs
ZERO :Se ESQ saI % & 70 s2r rs SG's to
NewopIeans thence By steamer close 4, his omss
eaily al ps 20 co 1 and custemas ma.
fo..s sp m previous day. tReEistered mail closes
"sp. :" 'se? rTasA tsy sstaIs MAILS
Society IsGd: s1 ssn "a. sSs Goo To- az
SaH RsRs s as' s for e ss, !. s
and Hawai- v ~ Sa FL inclusive FOR dispatch Dr
%s' laval sSs a%'fsf si'p'
San 9sl "a ssa up S'0' to October
DAY q ari ,o4 S 81 S psr Sosn:
Ss,s. Tor China and Japan VIA y;ne9oysr eo:s s...
daily eer s s. Empress OF japan Mails for cnins.
Ratsn Hawaii San Francisco. close here daily
Jspasnx n m up 70 November ~ Inclusive. FOR DIS
aa,sh per 8 g. China Mails FOR Hawai- va San
hsT 10 inclusive. for dispatch per Aus.r.iis
U.ue for Australian Colonies except West Australia,
Ssieh goes via Europe. and New-zesand. which yoss
80 san Francisco Hawaii and FIJI Islands, via Van
close here daily 80 p after October vi
And up 10 November no inclusive. for dispatch per
3 = Miowera -. ,. In,
mails are forwarded 70 pot os sailing daily
and ~ closing Is arranged on the presump
ZION OF their uninterrupted overland transit fRegis-
tered mail closes Al p. m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. PostSnastes
Postoace New-York. y. Y. October 90 1899.
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PLANS FOR THE NEW BATTLESHIPS.

MODIFIED FORM OF sUPERIMPosED TURRET
UNDER CONSIDERATION.
Washington Oct. 2s.-The Board on Construction
held another meeting at the Navy Department TO-
day for tho consideration OF plans for the three
new battleships The settlement OF the details OF
,h..a .bins Including questions relating to arinor.
ems and turrets and coal capacity. is proceed
ing slowly and IT Is said that up to this point n"
single feature has been finally adopted propo.
sp ,urrets ruper.rnposed as In the kearsarge.
bu, rsvolyabe separately, so as TO ayoid me ne i
s-,.y Sor absolute concentration OF the nre OF al
1rs IN the tiirrets No conclusion was reached
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-27
DEATH OF SIR Randall ROWLAND ROBERTS
From The London Times

From 7 he London Times
Our obituary column announces the death OF oi y
~ an old cork family. his father having been the
late Sir Thomas H. Roberts Bart. o. tine o. ,
tary service and held the Crimean ana imam
Muiny medals. besides the Grand cross o, tns
Legion OF Honor the order OF 81. Maurice ana
lazarus the Turkish War Medal, and the IRON
cross OF Germany He was eleventh Barone, o,ae 81
100 lie is now succeeded by his hall brothei hoy
land born in lsi5 who is colonel eomnsndlns
RreaSe and holds the Volunteer Decoration Vraer
IL , mario =, II Roche esq NJ. d. OF Harrington
o. MiiIaii T. 4 and has issue Thomas Lang
don Rowland born June ls 1879
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SENIOR MARIsCAL AT THE ART MUSEUN

The vice-P President o, Mexico. Sehor 1gna clio
Nar,scal and his suite visited the Metropolitan Mu
scum OF Art yesterday afternoon He was received
nv the director General Di Cesnoa. The follow
Ing trustees also welcomed him William z. Dodge.
Salem H. Wales John s Kennedy. Darius O. Mills
and His Grace Archbishop Corrigan who is an
honorary fellow OF the museum Senior MaTscal
was pleased with his visit and took an interest IN
The examination Of the collections which General D
Cesnola explained TO him.
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uovrN OFFICERS or ARCANUM FAIR.

Ar a Joint meeting Of the Executive Committee
ana I.adies' Auxiiares OF the Royal Arcanum nos
p,tai Bed Fund Fair. held Few DAYS ago.
BOARD Of women managers WAS chosen the
u,orren will helm 10 make the fair success. The
fair will Re opened the Masonic Temple on
November G. The ofrcers OF the Board are as fol-
lows; Mrs Adam schatz, president. Mrs. e. V. X
WinterbOtrom vice president, and Miss theresa )
preyfus secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-27
OBITUARY.
FRANK f. HAYWOOD.

Worcester Mass oct. 26-Frank Z. Haywood.
,.,oa rrasidert and treasurer of the Haywood Boot
and shoe Company. died this afternoon after a
two DAYS Illness from acute gastritis. Mt Haywood
was well known in political social and athletic cir
Comrnittee in 1856 and had always been prominent
among the workers for the Partys success N
worcester He was q member OF the Harvard track
a.tia,ic team as half-rnile runner. and for many
Years was a director in the Worcester Athletic
club.
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Special Noiires.


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PETITION FILED WITHOUT THE WILL.

THE PROCEEDING CONSIDERED MOST UN-
Y-s,-AI, AT THE sURROGATE's OFFICE
The petition for the probate OF the Will OF the
,s,. Cornelius Vanderbilt. citations directed 10 the
members of the Vanderbilt family and the waiver
NJ citation OF Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Cor
neltus Vanderbilt jr were filed In the surrogates
,fsce AT one minute before 4 o'clock yesterday. The
will was not filed. Citations are directed to the
following; Alice Gwynns Vanderbilt Cornelius
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no IMMEDIATE SUCCESSOR TO SHAFTEl

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct 26.-"The Milwaukee Jour-
mar to-day received from Secretary Root the fol-
lowing telegram:
No officer has yet been elected 70 succeed Genera
SKATER as brigadier general In the Regular my
rha snnnintneut is not Contemplated in the I'M
mediate future.
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SCHOLARSHIP AT WILLIAMS.

wrr,arstowr Mass, Oct %-Lawrence c
Bangs OF Little Falls. y. j.. has been AWARDED
the Horace T Clark prize scholarship Of 800 which
is given annually TO the member OF tne freshman
class who obtains the highest standing In the en-
trance examinations.
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Dolitiral Notice.

Cfti.ens' Union Mas Meeting
TO RATIFy THE
Anti-Tammany County Ticket.
COOPER UNION HALL
Saturday. Got. 2S, 'eo. p. M.
SPEAKERS:
r. FULTON CUTTING.
SIMON STERNE.
AUSTEN @. FOX
Nm. J. QBRIES.
JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE
JOHN n. PARSoNA
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Upon the death of each annuitant the princi-
PAL set apart for such annuity is added TO the
residuary estate
Also, It is provided that the judgment Of the
executors shall be final In respect 10 any division
or the estate made by them. and each executor
and trustee is relieved from responsibility for
the acts or omissions of any other. and no bonds
are required from them as security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-27
FOR THE BOOK CONCERN IN coREA.

The Missionary Society OF the Me,hod's, s.
-, C,urcb in response to appeal received yes
,srasy no for the purchase OF new materials ZOE
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The guests, besides Henry Rice were the presi-
dents OF the chief Jewish charitable institutions In
this city and Emanuel Lehman. Jacob H. Schin,
James H. Hoffman. Myer s. Isaacs, Isaac WaNach
Samuel D Levy. Jonas Well. Simon Borg NJ. H.
Moses Professor Morris Loeb and Isidor Straus
IRE dinner was presided by Henry ). Allen
who for twenyn years has served as nrst VICE
foastmaster was 7 s Isaacs, who has been It's sec
retary for sixteen years. The toasts were re
snonded 10 by Jacob H. SchiT. ex-Judge Myer 5.
Issnacs. Isaac walach. Judge Joseph Z. Newberger
Inward Lauterbach. Is.dor Stratus and Nathan
Ar The close Of the toasts silver loving cup was
presented 10 MI Rice by Cyrus l.. Sulzbereer on
hehalf Of the trustees OF the United Hebrew Chart
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DIED..

AcKERMAoT rssrss.y o:.OSsr 2 iss III; .: :s:
u. Alderman. 81 years o. age.
Notice Ct fune-,, hereafter.
BARNEs-on Wednesday morning. October o. Josephine
r wife OF Alfred c. Barnes. and daughter OF Henry A.
Funeral service at No ia Pierepont-s. Brooklyn m
day October a. at 2 ..
HENRY-suddenly Wednesday. October q. PINK
Lyon. son of the late Joshua J. and Maria C. Henry
in the Both year ~ his .
Funeral services at the Church q the Ascension Fissn
ave and lOth-st. on Saturday afternoon. al 1W
LoMBARD-on THURSDAY. October 90 1899 Al IAwreoce
Park Bronxvills y. Y. Sally A. Lombard widow Of
Jo<Iah Lombard. in the seth year Of her age
saturday. October IS. at 2:3o ?. m.
Chicago and Boston papers please copy.
RIcHARDsoN--A Pontr.. na Engadine. switzerland.
October Of heart failure. after lingering illness.
and of Charlotte u Richardson ~ Wellesley. Mass.
rn'ernen, in the Protestant Cemetery Rome sunday. oe
tober 10
sir Randall Hoviand Roberts Bart. IN the go year Of
his are
sTEvEN--On Wednesday October Is 1899 a, her resi-
dence. No 81 statest. Brooklyn y. Y. Laura Steven.
widow Of Andrew steven. Of Hamilton Canada in the
Funeral service. a, Grace church Brooklyn Height" o.
Saturday. 18th inst az O'Clock o. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. October "a 1890 a, Mnbur. H.
Funeral services at his late residence friday October
Inie,meni at convenience Of family
WAsHBURN-s Suddenly. near Telluride Col. octobsr n
Thurlow Wsshhurn Of ssilie c and the late
=. Charles A washbgrn. ssed 80 yesrs
town. ~ J.. Friday, october % 5.i5 .. m.
Services and burial AT Norlands South Lyamore. No.
on Sunday. October ~. at ?.
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE, MADISON AVE. COR. 23D ST. ~. Y.
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the printing establishment Of the society at Seoul.
Corea.
1t 10 said by the officers Of the Missionary Society
that the Book Concern IN Corea will soon become
ssf.eupportins through the large amount Of work
that may be obtained