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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-30
COMM ERCIAI.

FRIDAY. Dec. 20 - GRAIN - Wheat - Spot
was steady. Sales 100000 BUSH mainly for eS-
port here and at the outports. No. northern
Duluth Axe. over May l. o. b.. No. hard
Duluth sac. over; No. / northern New York
3Sc. over. The Northwestern receipts were
1853 cars against 40 last week and 1913 last
year. Chicago got no cars against 5l last
week and 1852 last year: bush, 74.500; ship
mcnts. 2.175. Futures advanced &c. to sc.
Saes $40 600 bush. Prices as follows:
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Proposed Oyster Trust in ,,,.,,,,,,,,,

NEW ORLEANS La. Dec. 2a-Indicatlons
point to early organization OF an Oyster Trust
controlling all the oyster beds on Missls-
sippl Sound bill has been introduced in tho
Mississippi Legi stature prohibiting the
dredging Of oysters in water OF less depth than
fourteen feet and authorizing the counties in
terested in leasing the oyster reefs for a long
period OF years, II this Is done II will centrnl-
ize control OF the oyster industry in the hands
ol a single company. A largo number II com
ming oysters and have announced their in'en-
ton to prevent this Capitalization II possible
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earning, Tor Noycmb"r OF s2077 40i. an in.
crcas. 81 Si52."O7 NJ compared with the same
month OF last year and net 81 2s2. 136. an In
crease II sol 727. For tho eleven months
Ell ing Nov. 20 the gross earnings we're
rar"i Win The @Grr"sSond6s PERIOD p Of SP as
si."57.H3i. NV F''''''''' ~ II" '"''e"S" OF
T. The KCa,Iins R2ilroad reEoyts gross earning.
Sl5@.4lI a. romparch with the same month OF
last year ana net SH3S. sjl. "A decrcuse Of SILL
gross earnings were 81 ,37G.3lS, an Increase 81
sl.tSS i,i13 rs comnar"d with the cgrrespond-
nsn"r"d d :" l, e., year and net s+4752@ an
Tho leading Goa, md Iron Company reports
increase OF S;hh!h+S rs compared with the
same month ~ last year aud not S23+ 5lD an
Increase 81 $500, For tho hive months ending
NoI W. "a" gross earnings were sl4 OSIi"i2.
c1rrGsrondnG period Of lns, yCar and net
Sl,2"!.G"i an incrcas" Of S577.+S7.
The the Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
20. nm incrcas" OF S23.s2l rs c"mpnrcT WIN WIN
the same month Of ast year and MOI S3G.,t49.
so. an increase 81 $7I.3I5 az comrnrad win
r. % G9irIre'pondng p"rl9d q list year aud net
SlA'hflb nm increase Of S24 DOB.
The local movements OF money this week ara
described by the Now York News Burenn ns
follows: The features Of the known move
'h'hlN VI VhNll ms WICK hTt me extraordinary
receipts oi money by registered mail repre-.
sentmg holiday trade collect ons and t,i;, largely
increasing iiow 6y. express from the interior.
The largest receipts by express are still from
Eisi"rn points. not Including New England
, hG banks. IN the week ending Thursday
night, sEipr"d direct by express to the
Interior slOlISO0 and received So, 5,i5..
4iLa,-a gain on ths movement OF ~.
nlholl a very conservative estimate places
me gan from them all movement at 81
100000 AMI the banks gained in addition. from
N" sun, Treasury. Sl,+SS.OOO. a total gain on
all ~ the accounts mentioned OF SsHlSGIT
AGAINST this sto be deducted n loss OF S., 5000
600 through the gold exports late Inst wenL
and early this week. Tho Sub Treasury No.
mrcs allow Tor s l,OJO.OOu in gold received AT
NE ASSAY Office from various points and also
incluie 100000 ieposlto Tor transfer TO the
Interior In the previous. week the banks
shlpned direct ny express S43l5,O5O and re-.
eelved S3,Ou35NH. The cash figures presented
letNe out OF consideration the operation o. n
number Of banks in this city which only occa-
movement ~ ''N''
=, money syndicate of .S7,OOO.OOO has been
i"TIncu IN the interests of tho common share
holders OF tho s.. Paul and Duluth Railroad
company II will purchase the stock nj $50
PER snare, and give to each shareholder the
mriN'leEe OF becoming member OF the syndi.
cate WIN me right 10 subscribe thereto 10 the
s;nct 81 ~ PER- cent the par value OF the
sttock soln by him 70 II The syndicate, through
S wtr r ,en OF all the company's lands.
'he preferred stock OF the company now
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MANILA HEMP IMPORTATIONS.
Assistant Secretary of War Msiklejohn Ad
mits Tint His Figures Were Wrong.

mits Tint His Figures Were Wrong.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 Assistant Secretary
OF War Meiklejohn to-day directed the with
drawal OF his letter to Representative Long OF
Kansas regarding the Importation OF Manila
hemp into the United States. Attention was
called this morning In The SuS to the fact
that tho figures given in Mr.. Meikleiohn's let
ter did not agree with commercial statistics
received in the United States. II Is now adj
mltted thut the letter to Mr. Long conveyed an
erroneous impression due to errors made by
compiler in the Secretary's Office.
Mr. Meiklejohn's letter gave statistics to
show that there has never been a year when
40 much Manila hemp entered the United
States % In 1899" The idea conveyed by the
com pilsr was that tho insurreotion IN the Phil
ippines had not affected the hemp market and
the importation OF Manila hemp into this
country The compiler made an error. how
ever. By omparing the 46.475 tons imported
into the United States during The ten months
twelve months OF the year lssI7. The i'm porta-
lions OF 1880 represented the total from all
sources. while the figures fer is9! represented
The latest statistics received at the War De-
Statistics OF the Treasury Department. show
an increase In the total importation into the
aba dec m in hemp coming direct from the
Philippines. This is explained at the War De-
partment to mean that importers have been
securing hemp from Europe and other conn-
tries IN anticpation ola scarcity oil the article
from tho islands
Another wrong impression conveyed by the
letter is In reference TO price per ton OF Manila
hemp. The compiler says that its average
value during this year has been SAL per ton less
than for 1889 or 1901. He does not compare
the prices OF lSH with those OF 1893 and 1887.
A comparison with the Treasury Department
statistics shows that in 1877 about 81 900 tons
wsr" valued at 1881 .028 and that in 1893
about $4,000 tons were valued at S3.513.2 73.
The importation into the United States OF the
last eleven months. amounting to 1880 tons.
IL valued Mt ST. .}S+. 537. From this It will be
seen that in 1877 hemp sold for about so per
ton and in lSiS increased TO SS3. and made n
further advance during the present year to
about : los. 80 per ton.
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Tho trading continued quiet, but prices advanced
slightly on nrm European cables. a rise at Rio and
light receipts Tho offerings were light, and there
WAS small speculative demand
MErAIs-ln London tin rose q to Eli l5s Cop.
per there was rm"r at eco for spot Tho market hero
was puict. but generally hrm closing as follows.
Lake copper UNCHANGED al Sld6O: tin quiet at
s:h25as"5.5O: lead steady at s. 7oat4. rs; spelter
easy at S4,ah@tt.d1.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Of turpentine, 5l4a52c
Common to good strained rosin, 81 40.
:, rnovlsL"Ts Lard was steaiyi Western. sb.ab;
slossio.i1 for mess Meats were Arm; picked
hams S'renSc do, shoulders, 5ac.; do,
bellies hA9Ic. TAllOw, be, Dressed hogs bsl a
Gsc. Butter, creamery. Western extras, 2sc.;
DO hrsts. 2ns27c,; state, extras 2Tke2sc,;
do. nrSts, 2HS2Tc. Cheese, State, full cream
small or large, fall made, fancy. i2ai4I3c. Eggs,
stale, Penn-ylrania and we.trn, 2I@23c. Chi.
cagp, Dee. ~ Provisions we're Arm on good
investment demand aud buying by packers. The
continued light hog movement added strength 10
the market The cash trade was very good"
suGAh-RAw was steady ut 4ac. for pH test and
p l3-lhc. for 40 test. Refined WAS quiet and un.
changed, ~ "
CHICAGO. Dec 29-These were to-day's prices;
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Gold Returning to Canada.

Gold is now returning to Canada. whereas a
short time ago 1t was coming this way. at
traCted by high money rates here. The Bank
u Montreal shipped 5000 900 from this city on
Thursday and IL was said yesterday that n
further shipment was possible >"
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Court Calendars rhi. Day,

supreme CourtIspeeial Term-Part H,-Court
SurroGate's Court Chanhers-For probate OF
Grifen. Henry Rice, at lO;9O A. NJ.
Motions. 80 -'
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Available cash balance, -.
including gold reserve s2es. oes 100 s2s7. boosst

Money in London, 5N65H per cent. Rates OF
discount in omen market for short and three
months bills, 6SdOh per cent IN. amount 81
ance to-day fl5S.OOO. Paris advices quote
per cents at ~, francs |, confines Exchange
on London % francs 81 = centimes.
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There were no new Developments IN wheat The
speculation continued dull and the fluctuations in
prices we're slight With the tendency toward higher
level rho Liverpool cables were better than had
been expected the receipts were light the Argentina
shipments were smaller, there was some foreign
higher St. Louis got 10000 bush. against %, 10
last year Argentina shipments were bh2, 900 bush.
year. ON tue other hand the Args ntina shipments
since Jan have been SO.b6o 600 bush against ~.
r2s COZ in the same time last year; PARIS declined
10 t. - csntimes and Berlin mark. and there was
some selling against ais at the West SUI shorts
were disposed to cover and the last prices we're
increased to $4,000 bush. Rrad'r'r'"' tomorrow
" Il Nav! Wheat. Including -four, exports for the
bush last week n, 2p2 r2h hush the correspo
week ~ i-aS E,4p5.od bush. In ls.7. 2.IO7.7nJ
bush. ia 1870 and 3.lI2b1s bush IN 1870
Since July this season the exports OF wheat Aerrs
gate iuJ.ps% 49, hush against III ,52s. 700 bush.
!sst year and i2enHl ~ bush IN issT;r.;"
receipts. moderate Argentina shipments. = rise Of
ID at Liverpool and sssooard eleNrances Of
port, for the week aggregate 322G.2 Sn bush
against a.piC, 900 bush last week. 3.J6p.545 bush
IA tint. week year ago, 4.oSh.sra bush. in 1897.
g.7I2.prI bush II l-I'1 and s72 al bush IN ls,5
Since July tins season corn exports aggregate
2i,Ga7.iI6 bush, against so, u6o,ddn bush dri ing
IsgI'1-. Oat' werr nrm with the rest OF the list.
FrorE-Qaet, hut steady, sales 1000 ibis. Re.
40 bhl.. and 2..lh slcks. Winter IN bbls sr.
rerhnc, s. 2t2,46: No. eitra, 80 5oei2.,o;
s3.bOsSa.Ib. spring in bhls clears s2pOes3.IO:
s'rsirhts .s:Sssdho! p,tents sa.1.s,3eo; Iye
-four g. io"sa.6b, huckwheat -four. s2oosf2 20:
CurtoS.-Spot cotton here unchanged: no sales
Nc sd o9isnh. snS Out tn,. s s yG.i
weston, savannah. Baltimore and Augusta vanced
8 anI Memphi'. s. Ions. Charleston. Mobile and
Memphis 1000, Savannah B.o2l and Augusta ssc
iivsrPPooi alvansoa l.iGd on the .pot, with sale.
inONemrn to-day follows
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elections aud atlrrtiuas.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Il The Astoria Light Heat and Power Company
Tor the election of Directors To serve during the
ensuing year, and for such other business as may
Liberty street; on Monday. January sth 1000 Poll,
open from ~ NJ, to p NJ Transfer books will
close on saturday. Decembar a8d iSpn at ~ "A :
and reopen on TUESDAY January nth 1000.
FRANCIS H. FORAKER Secretary
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Lard.
December $3.50 . w $40 6t5
January bsTk b.s7k bsax b.e6 5.6b
May........... beb b.s5 $50 b.s7k 6s7k
RIBS.
December. 52B SAT 6..5 ..... 6.25
January. ...... $3.50 500 b.s2H b.a5 6.3b
Msy.......... 5b7h b.57H 6.b2h 6.6s 6'o2H
Pork:
December go . 800 800
Janusry" ...1o.17k 1c.l7< 1o.12x 1oi2h 1o.l7h
May"......1o.b6 1855 1o.t2k 1o.+Th lo.AIN
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good thing IL presented. Let them know what
you have TO offer By using It's advertising
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ryy<sor<L AND COMMERCIAL
FRIpAY. Doc. 20


Generally higher prices resulted from the
carnations In stocks to-day. The course OF tho
market was irregular until toward the close.
rben A stronR tone developed. The Incident
NJ the day that perhaps was Of the most i'm
portance was an advance In call money to 10
per cent The closing rate was 10 per cent.
whily the minimum rate was u per cent. The
minority Of loans were made at por cent
The advance In call money was due to the
shifting OF funds IN preparation for tho
heavy January interest and other pay
ments In the circumstances these rates
were not considered especially high
The opinion seemed 10 be. ana IL was
In measure confirmed by the course OF stocks.
that tho January payments would he effected
without a disturbance In the money market
The corporations having disbursements to
make. together with the banks. have taken
steps TO obvlate trouble and there is a promise
that the New Year will be entered upon
with n far more satisfactory order OF things
obtaining than was expected a short time ago.
Gains by the banks from the Interior move
ment " currency and from Sub-Trcnsury
operatlons have been about Offset by losses
through exports OF gold. so that no large alter
alton in cash holdings Is looked for In to-
morrow's bank statement. A decrease In the
surplus reserve however will arise from nm
increase In the liabilities OF the banks. An
early suspension OF tho outward movement
o, gold Ia not improbable. 10 view OF the tend.
ency TO relaxation In the foreign money mar.
Lets. A decline In discount rates is reported
ut both London and Berlin. Thus It appears
that the year will ond abroad. as well az here.
without unssttlina occurrences The London
settlement, about which there was apprehen-
sion. was concluded with comparative ease.
which was something calculated to improve
the feeling not only In the European centres.
but also In New York. II there Is to be a
restoration OF the financial equilibrium In
Europe. similar outcome on this side pre-
sumably may be counted upon.
Buying OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Issues.
with a sharp rise In prices. was a conspicuous
feature OF the dealings on the Stock Exchange.
Fairly large purchases OF these issues were
made for London account. For the same ac-
count Southern Pacific was bought IN liberal
amounts Other railroad stocks for which there
vas good demand were Atchison preferred.
louisville and Nashville and Union Pacific
There was activity in Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and in st. Paul. but these stocks failed
- better in price because OF decreases IN
ret earnings shown in their reports for
November The decreases were ascribcd to
expenditures on the properties which were
charged TO operation. American Steel and
Wire moved up on report TINT dividend on
the stock might be declared next month. Fed
eral Steel was In request. with an addition to
It's price. on the understanding that 81. per
cent would be declared on II in January. plac-
ing 1t on a per cent. basis Colorado Fuel
and Iron likewise advanced. There were large
transactions In Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
the stock was bettered In price.
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Oats were steady. Sales. 1000 bush No. 2
mixed in elevator 2yr; do delivered. 2pSc.; track
and ungraded white, 2le3tc. Chicago received 1877
cars and expects 10 to morrow. Corn was hrtn on
the spot Sales 2Ht 900 bush for export here and at
tho outports. No =, 7AsTNc. over May in Chi.
cago: do white slsc over Chicago received 70 car.
and expects 2So tomorrow. Futures advanced
~, sales, &c. 600 bush. Prices ~ follows:
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To the Stockholders Of the
ffopocE ENCHASGE TRuST COMPANY

, The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF tho
Produce Exchange Trus' Company, for the election
or Trustees and for the transActonI OF such other
business As may properly come before the Meeting
VIII DO held At the Office OF the COMPANY NO "a,
broadway, New YorS, on FErdut sdav, January 10Th
1900. at 2M T. L. CHAMBERLAISE Secretary
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Dividends and 8uterest.

St. joseph & Grand Island Railway Co.
80 Broad St, New York December 2s. 1892
At meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Board Of Directors. held this day. q dividend of
TWO PR CENT. on the Fret Preferred stock "
the Company was declared payable January 81.
1900 To- the holders Of record Of the First Pre-
ferred tck at the closing OF the transfer books
January N. 1900.
Tho transfer books for First Preferred Stock will
close January ~. 1900 at . p. NJ, and will reopen
W. 4 WILSON. Secretary.
e. Wall ST.. y. Y. Dece mber rs, 1892.
The aforementioned dividend of TWO PER
CENT. will be payabl' January 81, 1900 TO
holders OF record at the close OF business Janu.
AIRY 10. 1900. on the books of the Voting Trustee.
for Certificates - First Preferred stock OF the s.
Joseph and Grand Island RIA lwsy Company.
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees for
Certificates OF First Preferred Stock will close JAnu
AIRY 10. 1900, alta P NJ. ana will reopen February
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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1NHE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders OF
me Standard OIL Company OF New York for tho
election or directors will he held at he oce OF the
company. No e broadway, New York city, on Tues.
LOUIS D. CLARKE, SocrstAry,
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UNITED STATES OF MEXICO
So Consolidated External Gold Loan Of 1899

"
New York December 80. 1899
Three months interest due January 1. 1900. on
bonds Of the above issue will he paid and after
January ?. 1900. Holders OF our temporary certi-
hcat.s representing said bonds may collect such in.
terest upon presentation OF the certificates at our Of
nee. in order that payment may he stamped thereon
j. y. MORGAN & CO.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
MI, , -, December !, 1880
Ihe Annual Election for Directors OF this bank
lIoo held at the banking room No. ~ Wall street
on tuesday; january Lth, inOO, from II NJ. to i
O'CLOCK A. NJ JOSEPH W. HARTMAN, Cashier.
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
$780, No. - Cedar ST.. y. Y. Dec. aSd Isp,
IhEH annual election ror Directors OF this Company
VIII be held on Monday. the 9Th day OF January
1900, at this once, Polls will open at ~ O'clock
noon aud remain open one hour
EDWARD TANNING, Secretary
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Notice Ia hereby given that, in accordance with tho
terms OF the mortgage securing the same. the fol
lowing First Nor gage Bonds of The United oil Com.
pAny. ~ colorado. called for payment on Marrh
/, 1000 wiz Nos. II. a. ~. ~, ~ lOd, IL, ia.
l2s. 100. 40. IA l54 11S and 2O7. The principal
and interest on the Abov" named bonds viii he paid
prc-entAt ON to the Central Trust Company, New
York. on March l. 1900, after which date the inter.
est will cease. s. 7. RATHNoN. Treasurer.
~ oTICEis hereby given that bonds numbered ., 4.
~ g. H. H. 80, 40. 43, a. 49, 80, bS. ~ So 5S. IL
I'd. Ga and 20 OF Tho Hubert Fischer Brewery have
heen drawn and returned the trustees. the State
Trust Company NJ New York City, for cance llation
This includes all bonds drawn to Jan. lsi. 1900.
THE HUBERT FISCHER BREWERY.
& r Johnson, Secretary.
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LOST.
Certificate No, A03s3 for 10 Shares Preferred
Stock Of United States Rubber Company. in name OF
Anna c. Page. Holder will please notify ANNA {.
PAGE, SAT Huntington av.. Boston, Mass or
UNITED STATES RtBBER COMPANY. Post Once
boz 1881 New York.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Interim Certificates
FOR
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Consolidated Water Company
OF UTICA.

The Above. described interim certificates may be
exchanged for bonds and after January I'd. 1900.
upon presentation at our ONCE No 30 Broad Street.
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF SEN YORK.
WILLARD Y. KING SecretAry
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NE" YORK, December 2lst. 1899.
The board of Directors has this day declared Z
SOM annual dividend 81 THREE AND ONT, HALF
PER CENT" fro" Of tax, payable on and after JAnu
ary I'd, pTuIitnO,
The transfer books will close at p. NJ this data
reononng January I'd, 1900.
lUApI LS ~ c..ki..
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THE DELAwARE, LACKAwANNA

Dividend " one and three. Quarters Per Cent
upon the CAPITAL stock " this Company will be paid
January 20, 1890.
Transfer Books will close at r p NJ. January ..
aud reopen January 70 100
FRED. r. CHAM BERS. Secretary and Treasurer
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Mlnneapoli. & sd. Loui. X. n. Co.
HAVANA COMMERCIAL COMPANY.

Preferred stock Dividend.
The Board OF Directors. At a meeting held this day
have declared n quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent
on the Preferred stock NJ this Company. payable
Jan. 10. 1900, to stockholders Of record.
Transfer books will close Saturday Dec. so, and -
open Tuesday, Jan. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
pIED.

Remsen-st brooklyn, cathsrne A.. widow Of Onward
Funeral services win be held al Church the saviour
Pierrepont-st. corner OF Monroe Place brooklyn ~
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. the 18th inst.
MoFFAT-suddenly on Monday. April p. q, the Pres
byteran Hospital. Annie, daughter OF the late froisS
sor James C. Moffat .
Funeral at Prihceton. n. j.. Wednesday April 2e
sMrrH-on Tuesday April IS John Gait smith, Of New
Funeral service At his late residence No las 1ad
ST.. Thursday. April y, a; D. M.
Interment Friday at Wilmington. Del, .t
Kindly omit flowers ~
THoRBURN-At his residence. no. III Eas, ioto-n @
Monday. April "a. 1893. James II. Thorburn In The
Funeral services viii be held st Grace Church. Broad
way and i0th-st.. Thursday. April a. at 1 .. m
Kindly omit flowers. .s
THERAssoN-M. Larchmont Manor. = x. April =
daughter Of the late Peter wea,herby.
residence Thursday 9Th. ~
committsl services a, woodlawn Cemetery IL nooa.
Thursday.
THoRP-on Sunday. April %. at her late residence No
30 East ssd-st Sarah. widow Of the late Gould Thorp
Funeral services at O'Clock on Wednesday April %
Relatives and friends invited.
Kindly omit flowers.
Interment at convenience Of family.
TURNER-A, Dsnbury Conn; April "a 1880. Anna Bas:
mum Turner wife OF Arnold Turner Of Danoury. and
Funeral at Dsnbury Thursday.
wALKER-wirt Dexter Walker, Monday. April ~
aged IS years
Chicago papers please copy.
wEEKs-At chsppaqSa. y. Y, April % 1890, Mary W.
William and Susan Varan Of Ne1-iork. In her 10Th
year. -.,.,,. 80.
funeral Thursday, April 81 at 1870 D. m. H
Friends Meeting House Chappaqua
Carriages will meet the ii;S5 a. m. train from oranA
| Kindly omit flowers