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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

A NJ. sPECK & CO..
s67 MARKET ST, OPP. KEARNY.
sl20. 600.
Downtown business corner. l37:6x137:6 stores
and lodging houses above; rents $4,000 annually
800. 600.
Ellis-st. corner; 50Xl27; stores and 20 rooms:
will pay per cent net.
s32 500
Stores and flats: modern; rents about s34OO
yearly; lot 50X60 feet: frontages; cost $50 900.
$27, 500
Near Eddy and Jones sts.: store and 20 rooms
above; modern; pays per cent net.
s25. 000
Geary St. near Taylor; 5Oxso feet no better
buy downtown.
$1,000
Mission St, near Third; lot 4oxs2; best bar
gain on Mission ST. to-day.
s12 500
Close TO Market and Taylor SITS. stores and
fats; 80 feet front. rents about 500.
5000
Corner near Market St: rents $3.50 yearly:
store and flats; nearly new.
$500
Three new fats; vicinity Powell and Bush
sts.; rents SIS.
Post ST.; good fats: rents $50; lot 27xIlo feet
$500.
Lot 100xl00 feet and cozy modern residence:
fine stable; warm belt Mission.
$500
Near Powell and Clay SITS. fats: rents SIS
A. NJ. SPECK & CO. 667 Market St
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

AGAIN We remind you that you should pur-
chase your medium and ow-priced pianos
where they can be exchanged for Sieinway
within three years ana have full purchase
price allowed We are selling new upright
pianos for 81 per month. and some good
pianos for g. . and Is per month. sHER-
MAN. CLAY a. Co. Steinway Dealers. cor
ner kearny and sutter sts., San Francisco:
oosnsr Thirteenth ana Broadway. Oakland.
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sol, GETZ & BROTHER,
ROOM "a" CRoCKER BUILDING.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
The bond issue is sure 10 be elected. Buy a
PARK lot before values 10 up.
We bought our properties at low prices for
cash Proht by judgment and secure bar
gains.
Sunset Heights lots. choicest and cheapest OF
ali from 500 up. Call on US before buying.
Easiest lnstailments-
$500 10 ssOO-Richmond lots lower than ever.
SIS TO ,2so-on Mission-st. car line and Ocean
View lots. 81 monthly
few nice cottages and lots on installments.
Branch office Ninth avenue near II st.
open daily. Sunday included. Call for maps
and diagrams.
SOL GETz & BROTHER,
ROOM "A, - CROCKER BUILDING.
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s75O0-C1ose to Fillmore ST.. on cable line: up
to-date fats; rooms and bath each; lot 25xl37 g.
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Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE CO dNC).
sl3 CALIFORNIA ST.


Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE co. dNC).
sl3 CALIFORNIA ST.
IMPROVED.
ssx5s-Cohen place. on Ellis, W. OF Leaven-
worth; modern flats.
S5MS7 s-Hayes st. near Fillmore; fats;
25x1coIVan Ness ave, near Pacific ave-;
3oxl25-Corner Vallejo and Octavia; 2-story
bay-window residence: marine view; $1,000.
50x75-Natoma. near Sth; tenements; rents
$50; $500.
25x75-Hayes, near DeNlsaderoi rooms ana
2sxso-Fourth st. near Harrison; store and
fiat: S6S00 sale urgent.
46x50- Greenwich. near Taylor; three 2-story
houses: rents Sb4; $3.50.
1i2:sxs7 :sAs7 :6-Corner Kearny and Green
wich; 10 2-story houses; rents. $50 5000
25x75-Ccr. Virginia and Prospect aves.;
22xss:e-Pacifc. near Mason; house Of eight
rooms and bath: $500.
25xSl:6-Twenty-t third Dolores; 2-story
house rooms and bath; $500 down: balance
same rent. interest per cent must De sold
TO close an estate.
'25x1oA-Iyon. near Geary: cottage: $3.50.
25xl2o-Eleventh ave. near Lake. new cot
ssx5o-Auburn. near Pacific; s-story house;
UNIMPRovED
75xl37:s-Cor. Hampshire and Eighteenth;
25xl0O-Florida St, north II 18th; adjoining
Union Brewery: offer wanted.
25NIl0-Scott St. near Washingtonf SSi9u
s0x7l JOSE. corner Polk and Lombard SITS.
37;4L xl37' '6-Greenwich, near Polk; 1900
260xI25-NW corner Fountain and 25th.
25xsO-Sanchez. near Twenty seventh; $780,
25Ii376-S Frederick. west OF Cole.
SOME
SPLENDID INVESTMENTS.
y7Ooo-Grocery corner Folsom St; leased 10
one tenant for $50 a month: almost new build
ing.
s22oo-Two-story house OF 6 rooms and bath.
on jackson ST. near Larkin: for a few days
only; pays IL per cent Interest
HERE'S a SNAP.
s55O0-For a 2-story house OF rooms and bath
and fine stable for horses: garden and lawn
and large lot 34x1s76; on Sutter St: lot alone
worth more money.
$50 OoO-win soon be worth $4,000; lot is feet
front to rear ST. on Mission ST.. near First.
s55Oo-Rent s57 30; beautiful fats. close Geary
and Taylor sts.
s565O-Rent $50: fine corner on o'Farrell St;
flats: have same tenants for years.
sl2OOO-Rent 800: 2-story houses Of rooms
and bath; modern plumbing; Scott ST. proposed
panhandle will increase value 20 per cent
sl3.GOO-Pays per cent: should double in value
in next few years; Ellis St, not far from Mar
ket; inside property.
Il2OOO-Three story rooming house; 30 rooms;
Minna ST. Il. blocks from Market and Third;
rents 500; large lot bargain.
ssoOO-Rent $50 80; beautiful new fats; Fell St.
park panhandle; don't miss this.
BURNHAM & MARSH CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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1s. .00o-Rents 1880 per annum; new fats on
northeast corner; on Fell St. opposite
Park Panhandle: rooms and bath
each lot 31:3x137:6 feet
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A DECKER. baby upright is a fine thing for a
holiday gift See them al MAUNAIS, T69
Market st
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For additional classified adver.
tisements see page eighteen
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McAFEE BROTHERS.
los Montgomery St. San Francisco.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Near montgomery st; three-story building;
always rented; rents $ls5 month: price s25 COO
PREsIDIO HEIGHTS.
On sunny side OF street: a fine two-story resi-
dence Of 10 rooms; billiard room and harl
room floors lot 27:6xl27:S; real bargain; price
$500. '''Ne
WESTERN ADDITION HOME.
s,I, Flrst-class class residence OF Y rooms on Cough
with heater etc. fine home for the money;
only 5000
RENTS ,s5. PRICE $3.50.
Three iine fats in Panhandle district; always
rented; lot 25xiS7;6.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
IL rooms; on north side OF street. with marine
view; lot 3s:l0xl7:6 feet; price sl3. co.,
MISSION STREET LOT.
Mission. Twelfth: size 4Oxl37:s: old i'm
provements viii be sold cheap: an offer wanted
MISSION COTTAGES.
Call for our list Of cottages in all parts OF
desired.
BRAND NEW.
Sunny side Of Clement St: 2-story residence
Of rooms and bath; lot 2sxlOs; only $500.
SUNSET DISTRICT
Two me lots on seventh ave, near Park:
25xl2o: $3.50 each.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS
Fine lots. with view OF city, $500 TO yllOo
PACIFIC HEIGHTS LOTS
PRESIDE HEIGHTS LOTS.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
los Montgomery st, San Francisco.
CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOUR CHILDREN
ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE.
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY
25xll5-Lots on Twenty-ninth ave. near Dia-
mond St. $3.50. worth $500; t5 down and 81 50
monthly. without interest or taxes.
si5o-On Lincoln ave. Heyman Tract: IS
down and 81 % monthly: no interest
sl0O-Lots near boulevard Market st exten-
sion: worth $3.50; s. down and q 90 monthly.
without Interest.
worth $50. S. down and 50 80 monthly
JACOB HEYMAN. ls Montgomery st.
H. MURPHY. $40 Market st. makes loans on
second mortgages. interests in estates. etc.
tS5oO-TAKE the sutter and sutro cars to-day.
get of at Clement and Eighth aves, and In
spect that Colonial house OF 7 rooms
JEROME ENGLISH. 63s Market st
c. c BEMIs. Real Estate and General Land
Agent. 324 Montgomery st.
Make orfer-Northeast cor Twenty seventh
and Douglass SITS: must be sold sOxlii feet
,lsoo-North line Carl ST.. near stanyan: 2sx
1871 feet.
H. MURPHY 6sO Market St, makes loans on
second mortgages. interests In estates. etc.
SOUTHEAST cor. Broadway and Jones; 47xso:
fine sheltered corner: magnificent view OF
bay; must be sold account OF owners
DEATH brick foundation goes with lot; con-
venient 10 cars; price Ai0o THOMAS MAGEE
* SONS, Montgomery 81.
ss4oo-MoDERN broom cottage on bituminised
street; lot zbxls0; also q large 7-room house
on Pierce st. near Haight: houses built to
ises. y WI sos ....'1-. s... -As'''' W 'e'A
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A NEW BLOCK.
ss75 UPWARD

R75-ONLY SOS cash. balance s. monthly: {
st. and 10th ave. only one lot left: command.
panoramic View graded and ready for tn.
builder
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corr CROQT TT.

From TIE London Globe.
We are not surprised 10 learn that the re-
vivcd game ~ croquet is quickly giving way
in many parts II the country % the improved
version known as golf croluet. tn" old game
had the serious defect II being both tedious
and Irritating besides demanding ample space
and a perfect lawn. IN golf croquet on the
other hand each game is soon finished. and the
MAY contains nothing 10 annoy the Inferior
nlavor while any imperfertione in the ground
can he accepted I'm The cheerful golilng spirit as
l,.rl,ars or hazards Besides this the now
cane has the great advantage ~ allowing an
1o,,ol number NJ strokes 10 an players so that
mo- one is condemned 10 look idly on while an
rxpcrt plays with his hall all over The place.
ADDED 10 these recommendations, golf croquet
"a simplicity Itself IN the matter ~ rules. and
bas the sociable characteristic ~ keeping all
-. rI,vers together throughout the game in
et.od of scattering them I'm isolated couples at
die,ant corners If the lawn. But perhaps the
s,r.reasf reason NJ the new games popularity
l,cs in ms similarity 10 golf for, although the
,o,is are different and hoops take the place OF
tiDs the animntinp spirit Is the same. II Is
,',esillo therefore. that golf croQuct VIII supply
Nat Great desideratuin, a consolation Tor got
LAYERS whom hard fate has placed in regions
rrsnote from links and for those veterans
,ri,orn ..ruel time has deprived OF the ability 10
,r@,nn for miles over rough country In pursuit
az an erratic ball
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THE SOUTH AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
4 NORTHERN CLERGYMAN INDoRSEs THE TRiB'


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
c,- please allow me space IN your columns 10
GOV, "Amen' to the editorial appearing IN Inc
Tribune Of September Y On The South ana Negro
Suffrage" II was the most mastery presehl"-
zion OF facts that have ever seen IN punhc PRINT
hearing upon this issue II was faultIeSsY I'M
,or,isl and Ike the seed sown In good ground. Is
tta,,nd 80 hiring forth fruit OF righteousness The
,,,l,c &c aware that the States u Mississippi IN
isql and South Carolina. in 1879 'dlsirahciiseu
tIock Ignorance and enfranchised "hite Ignorance
N,o,v the Old North State Is about 10 au"p' d"
amendment to its constitution that VIII also N'-
la,e the spirit and letter Of the ANth AiHehu'''"'
80 ,n. Federal Constitution. which says:
w., ,,nt of citizens to vote shall not be abridged
~, The United States or ~ any 9'd.e Vi, @uI,"''
~ race color or previous cohdi'lo" I'll S'''''""''
~orth Carolina wishes 20 disfranchise the ~
nor.nt negro vote. but Jet the Is"oi"'' VIII, W.
-, ,scot free" II ignorant blacks are to BE- *
e,ss c,o,, the suffrage. why not ignorant whites
49, ,ouo The negroes Themselves. am SURE WI"
No, COMPLAIN II the principle ana us praeuca' "pi"
o.,,on be made general ana equal II lhe ''''e'"''
49,, s made TO apply only TO the coloIen voters ana
not TO the white voters 1t certainly il "n'" ""y'9
"a ,,orlv inconsistent What Is sauce for the goose
a., -. 40 sauce for the Rander. and II the STATE III
-, c.rolina should adopt such an amendment
.tr and UNEQUAL In its application. her helEhDoIs
80. tho Mason and Dixon line VIII LOOK upon nv
"a t,stlv too as only less false 10 ali sense "i
tstice than the French mll,a'S oou,' ,''''' 1o''
ygnmned Captain Dreyfu- The nesFos RhotA Anl'
de""' hts "previous condition Of scryitude'
az "' vervbody knows and admits. from
mat the Southern legislators themselves
ntt on IT, as IT is claimed there are 50 many
p,, voters In the South how is It that they
ls"', ,berso who made them ignorant? are they
themselves responsible for mat condition, or are
o,.,ers to blame7 II we get at the deter
th''i 90 ~ ~, the colored mans ignorant condl-
hl''"e 80, moderate our tones. Perhaps me
uoi, rho Tribune are unaware Of the FOL
rea~ea facts which challenge our southern D,''h
Io"'"e re,,,t4 or contradict In the year I'f inc
.Is ,h,y Of South Carolina dhen colony ena'',u
nenaliy of 100 anybody fonna ens' scr,,es
49,, neeroes or employing them AZ -,
teachhs "' we ceoroie the empire state OF the
The Sta'e ~ s.ad fine Of go upon any one found
soun :" negroes oss' read .as @ !" ,so o s
State enacted that nesroe, S"mS , or po.n
same assroes should be hned or whipped -
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THE ABACA. FROM WHICH IT IS MADE. IS A
PLANTAIN RESEMBLING 4 BANANA.

THE ABACA. FROM WHICH IT Is MADE IS 4
PLANTAIN RESEMBLING 4 BANANA.
Manila corres1 oudcncc # The Chicago Record.
Warehouses in the island Of Lcyte and Mindanao
and In the interior Of Luzon are ming up "Ila
bales Of hemp. This is because the ports are closed
the product could bee brought To- Manila II would
md IL ready sale al the highest price u mas ever
TO keep three firms sorting out and ballng uP ior
shipment to America. where ~ Ter cent oil the
product goes Recently the quotations were flS ~
10 -. d ic"'' Hail. th,i Of i've wears ago Ii
must be- understood. too that this Is In Me Hican
none which is thc standard used by the natives.
and is worth 30 cents On the dollar OF American
HemD or rather the plant from which IT is manu-
fart,iiad is known In scientific circles a. "Musa
frxtilu." and hv the natives as abaca. II belongs
banana nlant The latter has leaf similar in
sine H. HAT OF the abaca but OF slightly darker
green The difference IN appearance must De tV!'
v the expert the Inexperienced can tell the dlfer-
Ike a green pcTsinmon Many OF lh, l..l4'r9 a. az
engaged in its growth and sale II h9urishss OF,
about three years 70 hover men N s"".'S ~ .r
Towering age it is cut down and mao ifrauS t ,pS
scrapinr The stalk springs ny again rom ~, tne
roots and soon begins its "'piralon l." 60 h H." oeG
ing proc, - reduces the quality If the nbr% lam,
The ahaca grows 90 the heIkll vI r.t", =, ei,,.e
IS ho' Inv. ru1 from its roots cnfoding the
flower stem until near the TOP whem ,'F ~ rr"y,th
out into great waving fans ne mann, ,d stat,s
can be compared to nothing IN tne fa, 's' Istf5
except young onion "hiGn is ,ort Size Of the
i,tr Ruf The leaf layers are wound III that WAY.
tbouqh they are fully quarter OF an non u"'"
ana SIX "t ,he nIantatons are on hilly ground ana
nearly ALL for hat reason are ~ 81, ~ "horcs of
districts although saw some ,, l4Ons o, In the
tbe tav between Pasay and fartna4uSs e.. ,ha ma
mountains the plantations az, ,',,me5 by them The
o,ork Is done shares. usl"IS inc 49, r-.r,,ired
~ ~ ~, work In "A ned which is llnileh 10 'DDu,
two acres When the stalk Is ie1uS that f.
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The Rev. JAMES NJ. BOLDLY.
THE MURDERED PosTMAsTER's FAMILY.
TINDS pESlRED TO MD TIE WIDOW AND CHlL-
DREN or FRAZIER BAKER

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Last July, at the solicitation II coored friends
Interested i'm the family of Frazier b. Baker the
murdered postmaster Of Lake city, s. c., l con-
scented 10 act treasurer OF fund TO be raised for
the assistance OF the disabled widow and the educ-
ton of her children They were then living in
Charleston and II was proposed that the money
contributed should bee intrusted "A leading banker
OF reputation and judgment I'm that city for dis
burscuent
Hardly had the appeal been made when the
scheme to bring the Baker family TO Boston de-
vcopod. and promptly executed under The lead
Of Miss Jewett Believing such action lnjuiicious
and SENSATIONAL ! was forced to protest and to re-
fuse cooperation
The net result Of the various meetings and other
methods Of collection Is S2l0, now on deposit in this
city for Mrs Bakers benefit. ! hold. in addition.
SIS. tn" sum Of donations sent 10 me The disagree
ment of the parties assuming responsibility for
bringing the family North the consequent public
distrust and the final abandonment Of the original
purpose have been made known through the coli
umus Of tho daily press
A. present the condition Of the Baker family is
pitiable. Rowildorcd and unable to discriminate
between thc different couusels urged upon them, IL
was natural for them TO remain passive in tine
hands NJ the ovcrzealous friends who went to South
Carolina for them At this stage Of the proceed
iuss am again asked TO continue the suspended
task and have consented For excellent reasons. It
docs not seem advisable for the family to return 10
Charleston. II rs also their preference to remain
here not as stlpeudiarie-. hut as workers. They
desire to escape further publicity and TO find i'm
mediate employ mcnt
IS the result u consultation with Mrs Baker
and friends. IL is proposed 90 raise total sum ~
st. 2OD TO purchase "a small house IN the vicinity Of
Boston and secure nome. With that they are
confident Of earning their own living, sending the
younger children 10 school and finding their proper
place I'm the community.
in soliciting contributions for this object feel
Inundated because what should be the bOunden
duty II the Government whose official servant In
the discharge Of his duty was barharously muir
dered Is left 10 private bthcvOlence. II the assas-
sins are beyond the reach Of law, the protec-
ton and relief Of the MANNED and bereayed wife
and children should at least be the Nations re-
sponsihility
In default Of that 1 earnestly appeal for aid TO
the extent named. pedgins myself. in conjunction
with ether friends To- a careful use OF the money
contributed. with due publicity OF receipts and eX-
penditures Remittances To the subjoined address
VIII Doc promptly acknoWledgcd.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
No 2ls John Hancock Building. Boston, Sept. q,
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GEORGE 5. WATSON.

George s watson one Of the Oldest Of the Sandy
Hook pilots. died yesterday at his home No. S-S
Second-st. brooklyn from complication OF dis
eases he was at sea for the last time on August
Is. on his return he became Ill., ana never "e"'
,, .,,,i, Mr. Watson was born inside Fortress
uonro. O.d Point Comfort Va. sixty-siX years
a,o His father was an orderly sergeant there
and was killed in the Mexican War Hi5 mother
~ matron for many years at fott ht enm i
" Votson was I'm the pilot service since ls6l ana
,yas veil known and liked. not only ny shlppH41s
r,@n but by all with whom he came In contact ItY
i"',,,s widow and five children. The funeral VII
La b.li tomorrow and burial Will be In GrsenWoon
Nfr Vat-ou was a member Of L. ;. Lodge NO -
y ,ri,bts ~ Honor and ~ the New-York and New
Jersey Pilots Associations
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THE LEGION or HoyoR AS A BRIBE.
Posi-

Post
IN N View Of The telling which has been aroused
"eIe oy the Reuues verdict in the DTeyfus case
.. curious stor} may be- told Of the experience
:. lAe manage ~ q news agency VINO was
.:sseently visited az his hotel in Paris by an
S~.yeF ron the French Foreign once. y have
Nm SAID this officer TO present 10 VI. --
,tt..s,ruf le Ministries compliments, and 10 say
nc 30 monsieur .e MiuiStre has had much pleas
~ ~ IN recommending Monsieur for the Legion
, ~ nyhor The gentleman in question WINE
,,nA'hg the ot!ceT az the emissary Of the Min
~, expressed regret that hc was not aW are
I, - ~ na1 done t. deserve the honor. II
,s,, gs lot me o. inquire replied the officer IN
wr, tni"g' and the gentleman heard nothing more
A. y. noay. when the same officer appeared
,i, we motel with Monsieur L. Ministries com
els1 ana Monsieur would endanger MS
ssrs 70 ire promised honor If he continued 10
ne. aDioad such kilograms concerning the
he t.sss case ana French politics generally as
oue 10 Deen sending" He was further subsc-
ys,@ informed that copies Of his kilograms
ma Always sent-oue 10 the Foreign ONCE
$50 another % the Prefect u Police.
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rREDERICK ALEXANDER.

Frederick Alexander. an oldtime shipping mas
ter AT no 100 Cherry-st.. Manhattan. died on lhurS
lav Al his home 80. 243 Garfield Place BROOKLYN
Although he had been ainng for some time MS
death was unexpected. He had spent the su'"i''l
- = ono, branch and returned home on september
ts HIS musicians found him suffering from some
internal trouble and advised him to Keep to MS
room but he was around the house most OF tne
lime until the last few days The Rev. A. IS Nh
sni,'irD nf Christ Church. clinton and Harrison
80 nenlucted the funeral last evening Burial VIII
he In Greenwood this afternoon Ar A.exahaer was
I'm I'm England but came 10 TINS country al d"
s9riv age lie leaves a widow and one daughter
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DIED.

,,o,vr1r on THURSDAY. September 2s. 1899, az, his
DG 2e,iie P Upper Montcar 4 j. Charles Bowel IN
v ms 's s Sa october arrival Of i2' m train
foot Chambers g.
No flowers
npowy- suddenly. at Elberon on wsdnesiay ssp'em-
por ~ 800 Enms Manning wife Of Lewis b. Brown
A a &C. - %.; ;s. her ssaaa5 &c:
i heIrisla , y 's AT , 80 y m
CARA, san Francisco. cal. September % 1899. wni
lam Il son u Elizabeth cochran ana the late henFy J.
carr u Brooklyn. y Y In hts S''h year
Egnyns' l'. at Sew Providence. y. j.
cnArNcEYA Lenos Mass On Wed i seP'e m
80 Incl ~ sth New York Volunteer Infantry son
~ Henry cnauneey and the late Emily H'"'s"'
r5 1n1ap' Trinity church Inos MONDAY october at
7, 2So p,,a. Grand Central at returns at m
scarborough Hudson on q, FT r. o, sepI is1
ner ., Della Maria Dennis daughter Of the ''''
r.a.ra a sunday Afternoon october at $3.50 O'clock
from her late residence. ~ scAfD'''1e"
HARRIS At Twilight Park. y. y September ~ 'ohn
,s.,s e1yces at No columbia msishts BrooES"
Interment private .soo llama,
ssS'e n ;S. Il lat! '3 %sm
Kob6t q Seg oi Sls, C ~ his si age 81
Funeral y On Tuesday october g. 1872 al iV''
mhr~op y,a. s.g:@s s.2 M' ss.s months max son Of
Edward NJ and Florence NJ. may A''0
Funeral private r,r. "a
,,.povFrJ-At Amawalk, eth mo"U' -'" ~ "
"i.avgbfer ~ George A. Mclo"sil ,,.,d cha funeral
Relatives ana .s.iasnce No 457 West 2lst st., New
from he' arst dey ION month lst az p. m
REYNoLDs-On Thursday September - ~ Wa.sbr 1
-, rbsuuaaua. Matilda II. ~ido" Oh the late Sn'''"
psynolfs In the slst year Of her age, . 49,.
Kisco Methodst Episcopal Church at $40 p IN.
ie.-,sges viii he IN waiting at Mount kisco On the
rr,yai N 2.0s train from Grand Central Depot
R1DNER ON Tuesday. September rs Elizabeth NJ Dolly
Kdner. --..-z.. h.~ .,s,sr
Mrs Henry Martin Piau Glove. ~ Y, Saturday, sep
tember 80 al o'clock ?. m.
Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
scHIPPER-At Painhed. y. j.. on Thursday Septeih-
Der 2s In the $50 year u his age Charles Scnppen,.
Funeral services at his late residence No ,VS "es'
I'M st Planneld n. j.. sunday, october J. az y IN
Carriages will meet train leaving me loot ~ L''''"-
o. At 80 .. n. on thu arrival al rlAin"e'e'