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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19
ATTENTION! ATTENTIONM
Teachers and Scholars OF Laurens
County.

Wishing to save you money, as well
as to supply you with the latest books,
we have put in stock Johnson's Read
ers, Ices Histories, Ginu's Arithme-
tics and Frey's Biographies. Glad to
have you call.
Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

bargains in Cioaks, Capes and Furs
a, .. Is. Simmons.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19
''Ihe Poor we Have with us Always"

lew years ago Il young friend of
II ADVERTISER TOOK Il run down to
Florida ON Il business tour. At Savan-
"A he met & flOridian who told him
o~vcrcoats would be 4 burden down in
OcaI1. Reaching that region he found
no hreE, every man, wOman and child
being Il real estate agent and Offering
orange, lemon, banana, lime and CO.
coanut lands for sale. But the Their
m0meter took a rundown nearly to
zero, the Laurans boy had his heels
itoSt bitten and The orange tress in
u region hav'nt yet recovered froxl
Tn" suap. Nov, they call MS tn. sammy
SOUTH hut wc are all kicking and
quar"elling at u coal bills. Sam
Wilkes, who lays in stoves by whole
trains can hardly supply the demand.
But to the point AS the days begin to
Icngthen the cold begins TO strength
en-" Remember the poor. Don't forget.
The bank balance is ON the right side
with many Of W.. Don't forget them
IN this rigid season. \ Etlle-not a
great deal, viii warm the humble cot
and moro, tie poor. humble occupants
heart TO the giv,r, humanity, the
world that he lives in.
Xxx
Cuba seems to puzzle rs much as the
conditions in China now international
code must be provided. The island is
not 4 state, a colony Of this govern
ment, a military sa .rappy but a simon
pure nondcscript.
President Mckinney likowisc finds
1he filipinos a problem of hard solu-
ton. Like the ants they are a feeble
people, but about twenty great men of
war and cruisers, fifty thousand SOL
diers and fifty millions dollars are re-
CURED annually to manage thcm. Ne
kinlcv should tackle some biz Power
like spain ana short work could be
made of tho job. But come to think of
IL, there Is moro iobbcry in Il matter
ike the Philippines.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

% don n heavy cotton undershirts to
go at only 20 cents. See them.
j. f.. Minter * Bro.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

DONE fail to go TO O. B.Simmons and
get n OF the $l.25 dies street hats
at 10 cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19
For Every Need,

stationery need, we mean, we stand
at attention - perhaps readiness
would be the better word. We ara
always ready to supply school or
business stationery essentials for
child and adult. Social correspond
ence, receives it's need of care and
thought, and box letter paper and
envelopes will delight your wife,
daughter, sister, sweetheart.
We carry the latest shades. Call
and see.
Palmetto Drug Go.
N@F We have the single rolls and
outfits No. / and g..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

"a Come to the half-price Clothing
sale at Cotton Mills Store-1Oth to 25th.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

You can get the lowest prices on
millinery.
O. b. Simmons.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

Want 2 suit at half-price? Come to
Cotton Mills Store next Monday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19
Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates For
1900.

The Charleston e Western Car.
olina Railway beg to announce,
mat on account of Xmas Holidays
they will sell round-trip tickets
from their stations to any point in
>oUtheIn Territory, at one-and-
one-third fares. Tickets will be
on sale December ODD to 25th, in
elusive; also December 3Oth, 31st
and January 1st, with final limit
January 4th, 1901.
10 Students Of Schools and Col
icg's, IN presentation Of ccrtifi-
Gates, tickets will be sod Deem
Der 18th to Dist, also with final
limit January 9Th, 1901. For fur
Their information, apply to Agents
or to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

Papa, mamma or the baby fitted from
head to foot at small cost by Davis,
Roper q Co, '
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

w. j. CRAIG,
GEM Pass. Agt., Augusta, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-19

from now until January the lst. Come early
and see how cheap this fine stock is going.
SO cheap it will pay you to buy whether you
need the Goods just now or not.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14

On account OF tho above occasion the
Southern halfway will sell rourd trim
tickets from all stations on It's lines to
Chicago, III and return at especially
Reduced rates.. Tho following rates
will npply FROM points named:
.Ahhrvili", : G., 80 -; Anderson,
) { III 0|; Grcrnvilir, : & 5000;
Greenwood, ). c., ~ %; Biuch,hury,
= G., &2l,l0: Camden, =. G., SO -:
Carlisle, 50 20; Nrwbrrry, $2H 81;
Charleston, y, &, $2b2b; Orar.rburr,
:. G, $50 -; Chester. y. c., So O5:
Prosperity, :. &, &2I.5i: tuluMbiu
:. G., s2i.Ti; iiock Hin. y. G., So ~;
l'rnmNrk, :. c., $2L1I: $rr,tn"hurg,
), g., $@1''; Sumter, ). G., 5000.
tickets VII ho sod from points IN
thv State nf FloridH ou August 2l,h and
@'ih. sud from points in all other States
on August -, :G unh -. with final
limit SHptrmhrr 1900. Ry dcpnslt OF
tickets with j.iut unNut Ot central pas.
SruTcr association, ~ Chicago. prior to
H. nron September >, iGOD, and ON ,>ey.
mrnt ~ fee vi nill rcnts in connection
with each ticket ~ time of deposit, the
rrtufa unH( limit may hc extended uu.
ri September 20, iGN),
fNrSouS located NJ non coupon sta.
tons should notify aErnt several dn,s
IN advance of date thoy contemplate
leaving. III orIVr that he mny supply
hinlSHN wiki proper tickets.
For dH;"i'Ni Information relative ia
rates, $rhHiulcS, reservations. ctr.,
,aii on or address any agent of tho
Southern Railway or It's connection.
s. II. N\NpwlCK.
y. {, t. u, Atlanta, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
CAMpAtGS mEETlS0S,
ssStn at SrsrgsburS June t4th and Sud
at Etch,and AuSust a9ud

Tho following is tho schedule Of
the State campaign meetings:
Greenwood--August Is.
Aikrn--August Is.
Edgefeld August Is.
Satuda--August Is,
I.exingtou-August II.
Riehland--August q.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
J5200,O0D GIVEN

Tor Srlling 200 books in months. Other
'inerIi inducements. win ruorantcn
Eood parties u salary. Distance IL no
hindr"nr" ns freight is paid. Credit
give !, Circulars, Instructions, outfit,
etc., tree, but - cents must bo sont fnr
mal''Ag. Act quick.
IL w""nw .Kn co, na.,lmo. &, Md,
NoilCE~Wr nl:,o desire To ,mn,ov
agents for selling our book ON thcc
lH'tS Exposition. beautifully Illus.
iratrd. We also publish "l.ifc OF Me-.
N,"'ry ana other campaign book, and
"Ncr iho best tcrms. A,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14

l.iO D. m. train from Augusta makes clos,
Staboord Air Line.
close connection at Greenwood for al
polh's on ). A. l.. and &. and 4. Railway au(
NJ Spartanbnrg with Southern Railway
For any infOrmutiOu relative to Ticket.
rates, schedules address
W. j. CRAIG, Gen Pas. Agt,
=, y, >,n Augusta, On.
L, nj EMERSON, Traf1c Manager
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
10000 AGENTS WAEIED
FOR
llPf3' and SPEECHES OF BRYAN
TtiE 'Lli'i.' i.SWRITrEN

TUE "Ilt'E' i.SWRIrrEN
Br Mrs. BRYAN,
lho speeches revised by Mr.. Bryan,
o"' hr Is not rrcuniarily interested in
nS nS p'ollcW'on. \ Goldcnsopportunily
FOR n.rntS. Don't miss IL. On, nynni
sold q copies in one week; another G7
copies IN 10 days; another II comics
llrst day. Everybody viii buy IL: Dam
Hrrat, republican, ropr,ist and Pro.
hlh'tl"nist. The demand exists, H. is
only nCCNSsnIN for umnnts ~ .r...A 1.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
"P' p. III. "A' n. III. IN" night.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHNRLESTON AND GREEMYILLN.
Juno 10th, 1900.


CHARLESTON AND GREENVILEn
and between Charleston and Ashcvile.
Pullman palace sleeping cars Oh Trains 35 and
&c. 81 and IS, OIL a. and G. division. Dining cars
OH these trains serve all meals cnroutp.
Tr;Gns leave Spnrtanburg,> A. 81 Q. division,
pnE0rihh1oHndi 93!a a: m, 3T p M, CLIP. M,
S:l3'r: M, II "a 3. M, Nostibt,Io Limited]
YEi.ins'lenye s'rcenvillo, A. and G. division,
iMXesiibule,l M ,!;j !!;jmitcd)i Sau!hbouid, SO >. M.
Trains 10 nnd Il-iGicgaiSt Pullman Paflor
cars cars between Charleston and, 4shoyillc.
snSnm alns isl apd mateoI i1p5mSn Dn%tgg
vile.
@, ,E!esant Pullman DraYing. Room Bufe,
sSs% ss 'S' FsSs 81 S3$s ssaE y.
AaalgA lls ssss{E s!ssEs.,, l.,ss - sYg sss..,,
Washington, b. G. wnshlAgS SoRi D$$o.
W. A. nc tkt, S. H. HARoWIGK,
Gen. Pas. Apont, a. Gun..Fa as. Agent,
Wnshington, D. G. Atlapta, Ga
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
NORTIIBOUND.

Mo-. 81 aud II viii have Pu'lmnn slecnIn.
"a'S nAtwccn New York and Tan pm. Meals
Srlv.'" IN hin!nE cars ruroutc. Throuph
New York. '>
Nos. ,! and Is will have Pullman Buffet
N'trlIhS Car between Now York and Lu ck-
S"hNil'c and Day co'tches ana baggnge cars
hi"trn ". shi; Stun and JacksouVillc
Trains arrive and depart In S. a. L.
urpu, IA Park. 49, ="
For iurtErr Information apply to
:. H. BOTLSrON, II T. A..
t'olun bin. s. G.
l.. a. sllPMAN, 4. &. i. A.,
INcksonvl lilo, Fla.
Jackson lilo Fila
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
VERY Low RATES TO CillClGO AMI
RETURN.

NntI"nni Encampnnnt, q. =. H., Clnnvo
III. '"T"-' ";th-Snrt"tnbrr 1T, 1900.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14

? ~ 90 pm Arhendcrsonville, n. civ plIan,
'Dn,ly, '''H 4" A. Il"
Nos. So and 81 Solid trpiu. hctw,o,, ,.,,u,.
"n hnn Err NV illo vim Atlantic Coast iinr
CCh,"Wm,"'n. Chn,,n'n. N'wh4rry ana Lanrcns Il. Il, and
RKENi,H, r. N TWSirmrH HgS"''
"'"''""n"f"r' Trah!C Manage
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
ATLANTIC COAST LINE !
FAST LINE

between Charleston and Columbia
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
lima, Athens and Atlanta.
PASsEN0EH DEPARTMENT.,
"lLMINGToN, n. G., Nov. 10Th 1892.
COSDENSED SCHEnr,J
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
Florida Contra! g. Peninsular
SlUlIiiiN,lND

Tr.G> ,un by !o;h Meridian, or Central Time,
~nuth ot Colum bia Time Table in
Iii q, June nd.
StTlHHD!IND,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14

Wlii net At'.mp' I" @wIui: i;.und ih'
tir,h 'yiIi Ahdrsae :, "!;,I G>thriiurr
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

tail there would be an unusual number OF paint
ings chosen for discussion The veterans and
the younger men both provide innumerable oc-
essions- Mr.. Homer. whose public appearances
are only too rare. sends a new sea piece, tragic
in theme and one Of Mr.. Whfstlers studies OF
pyroteehnics is included. There are portraits by
Miss Chase and Mrs Houston; there are land
scapes by Mr. Ochtman and Mr.. Tryon, Mr..
Gihon and Mr.. Svendsen. which lead long pro
cession, interesting throughout. But il is the
ensemble upon which it is important that the
emphasis should be placed The Journey 10
Philadelphia should not be made for the eX-
animation Of any one picture. OF for any group
Of pictures. The pleasure lies in the high aver
age Here it is possible 10 enjoy that least IA
miliar Of sensations. the sensation OF passing
being bored. r. c.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
TO PAY DR.. RGLYNES DEBTS.
THE PRIEST HAD INCURRED OBLIGATIONS
THROUGH HIS CHARITABLE WORK

THE PRIEST HAD INCURRED OBLIGATIONS
THROUGH HIS CHARITABLE WORK
According 10 his friends. the late Rev. DR.. Ed
ward McGlynn, the founder OF the Anti-Poverty
Society. owed at the time Of his death a large
OF money The total Of his obligations. II is
said, is not known but a rough estimate places II
at more than $1,000 His friends say that for
twenJy-one wears he gave his salary pastor OF
st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, this city. TO
relieve the needy, and al times borrowed money
in order 10 help more destitute persons In the
latter years Of his life he realized that he might
not be able 20 repay all his creditors. and some
OF them were IN need Of the money he had bor-
rowed from them his financial affairs gave him
much worry. II is said, however, that a number
which approved by Archbishop Corrigan. was
made to the priests OF the diocese 10 assist in wiP
ing out Dr. McGlynn's obligations.
The Rev. Dr. Charles McCready, or the CAUrCh
Of the Holy Cross, this city, IS treasurer OF the
committee in charge Of the fund, and the other
o. 'Kesfe, of Highland Falls, N Y, and the Rev
Daniel Burke, pastor OF the Church Of St Philip
Neri, Bedford Park
According 10 report Dr. McGlyun was assured
q short time before ne died that his debts would
be paid that his sisters four orphaned chill
dren, whom he had cared for, would be taken
charge Of until they able TO help themselves
Several relatives left him their death consider
liable work
. The fund which is being raised by priests has
not deferred Dr. McGlynn's friends among the laity
from starting q movement with the object
IN view, and a meeting for that purpose viii be
held Bricklayers' Hall. in East IWenty-Tourtn-
ST, Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
6ueriaI Notires.

"a" a
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
Madison Square South Nsv-York
OF FREE VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
The Works of
HENRY MOsLER
and his
STUDIO EFFECTS.
comprising
Irnportant Genre Paintings. Land
soape and Marine Subjects.
Antique Furniture and Tapestries,
Indian and Alaskan Costumes. and
Curiosities and other Studio
effects.
To be sold on the evening OF Thursday
Next, January 18th, at. : O'Clock. and
10th. at ESQ O'Clock
ALSO AN
EXTRA RAORDINARY COIIEC,-TTON
of Antique and Modern Japanese and
Chinese Art Objects.
Curios and Textiles.
Grand Screens,
AND NUMBER OF
ELABORATE BRONzES
SUITABLE FOR GARDEN AND LAWN oRNAAENrA-
TON
Imported BY the Arm CT
YAMANAKA & co. Osaka ana New York
To be sold on the afternoons of Tues
day and "Wednesday Next, January 10th
and 18th. at $50 o'clock.
AND
An IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE COLOR PRINTS.
BEING THE PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF
CAPTAIN r BRINkLEY
AND
Professor JOSIAH CONDER
For 25 years Leading architect and In
psrial University. Japan
To be sold on the evenings of Tuesday
and Wednesday next, January 18th and
18th. at = o'clock
THOMAS Z. KIRBY. Auctonssr.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

To those interested in the education OF young peo
pie II would be wise before making a ina. seiec-
ton OF a school 60 send for a catalogue 0f DahIs
Training school al 4St West Sd 81. The ranches
taught comprise music, stenography and typewrit-
ing. well thorough business course A spe-
ciaI feature which IS attracting attention Is the
limited time which one may have the use OF the
typewriring machine The school claims 70 give
more IN stenography than any other school for the
time and money expended The Principal. Ms
Matte G. Dahl established the School ten years
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
DIP mLLr4rrE 4 CITY NIsSIoNARY.

The Rev Dr. James r. McIlvaine has joined the
staff Of the New-York Protestant Episcopal City
Mission Society and viii serve as chaplain 10 such
CITY institutions as may be assigned DR.
McIlyaine was formerly Presbyterian, and
for many years pastor Of the Church Of the Cove
uant. which united with the Brick Church few
years ago In his capaettK as a city missionary
Or McTlvafne viii irsr ofhcia1e as chaplain
Gouverneur Hospital and 70 the House OF Detention
for witnesses. he vail also lay me claims or the
Mission Society before the various churches,
occasion and opportunity may require.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Jan 1s-Modsrats weather conditions
the whole Anomaly high ts-Perz
lures prevail Missouri Valley. Omaha Huron
reporting 80 degrees Concordia % degrees Kansas
CITY Dodge North Platte and 90 degrees above
normal temperature has risen from the middle
Rocky Mountain to the Mississippi Val
remained nearly stationary elsewhere The
central the north OF Montana has moved 70
Minnesota and caused IN the Middle
Missouri Upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lake
regions fallen the Middle and Northern
Pacific States northern plateau. Il probable the
viii in east east-northeast direction
and wi light rain the lake regions and
Upper Valley and Sunday afternoon night n the
Atlantic States. It VIII slightly
in Middle and North Atlantic States and
colder m the Upper Mississippi Middle val
l-vs Light 70 fresh winds Will prevail
Atlantic Coast. light southerly winds the
Middle Atlantic light southwesteriy scutherIy
winds South Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
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often desired. s. 80 for three months $ cr months:
SO
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a year address changed as oIten as Desired.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Thursdays 81 a year. 10
foreign Mexico and Canada. s. o.
TRI-WEsflII THTBCNE. issued Mondays. Wednesdays
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1900 . cents copy
FOR TRAY ELLERS IN EUROPE
DAILY (Sithou1 sunday. 81 ~ month. Address
changed often as desired
N NEW YORK CITY.
One cent copy postage charged aa the DAILY
and TFtI WEEKLY 20 mail subscribers in SewYa-k Cy.
RENIITTANCES
REMITTASCES should always made IN Pus1ofcs
money order Express money order draf- NesTaTk
City Il cash Is sent by n1a unregistered Ths Tribune
VIII not be Tesponsible for its loss.
OFFICES.
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AMERICANS ABROAD win aad The Tribune Al
Londaa-Onice Of The Tribuns No i4s Fisst-aL
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Express Cnmnany No 3 Waterloo Place.
Thomas Cook q Son. LldgAte circua-
20 leave advertisements and subacriptions-
Paris. Aouroe q Co. No. Rue scribe
ogsIs aos- aagss Ca "a hss II sssss s. % 90 ausmaau
Credit Lyannaise Eureau des Erranse-R
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Geneya-LoabaHa. oder : Ca Snd uaio5 B4nk-
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New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
HR. SAGFs NARROW ESCAPE.

ALMOST Run DOWN BY AN EMPRESS WAGON
WHILE TALKING TO \ FRIEND
Russell Sage had narrow escape al noon yes
terday from being knocked down and run over by
an express wagon. Mr.. Sage somewhat fright
the incident
Mr.. Sage. accompanied by another man, was on
his way through Lioerty-st going n me dlrecllon
Of the Western Union Building. where ne eats his
luncheon. They were crossing Liberty-st-, when an
Eric express WAGON came along IT rapid rate
There were two the seat Of the express
wagon one the driver and the other helper The
men We talking and did notice Mr.. Sage and
his companion, who were also conversing and were
- engrossed that they did not notice the wagon
TE9en ne horse was nearly upon them the driver
pulled him ia sharply but close the animal
o the that the nose OF the morse grazeG Jle
shoulders of Nj. Sage.
Say what dc you mean by thisF' shouted Mr.
Sage's friend.
want the whole street. shouted the driver OF the
express wagon
r-,5s closed the incident
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
Mhnf y Profer-or of Dnnrtnr -.

Professor j. Mark Macdonald of the Euiekerbocker
School for Dancing authority who has made Terpsch
life study. Habit second uature and the
earlier in nfe We commence % form good habits the
greater probability OF II desirable.
therefore should graceful IN
n manner courteous intercourse others
modest selfcoufdsnce of well
persons lst attend early LIE where these
practice Certainly
where they made necessarily conspicuous IN AZ
VVell-7egulzted Dancing school
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
EoREcAsr FoR ro-pAE - MoNpA,

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY
For Maine New-Hanpshire and Vermont, threatening
today with snow Aurrtes IN the afternoon night:
snow turning rain tomorrow; light fresh
eTly winds
threatening weather today showers
noon; showers tomorrow light sCutherly winds.
creasInE-
For Eastern Nev-YorH- threatening weather to-day
with showers the afternoon. beginning In
northern portion. showers onorrow light sOutheriy
winds Increasing
F0r Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jerssy, partly
weather today with light rain the afternoon
probably light tarnorrow, clearing IN the
afternoon. Light sourhery winds, increasing
For District 1f Columbia. Delaware and Maryland
partly cloudy to-day increasing c0udtness
rhr night probably fair
lizhr winds. becoming s0urhFesLerlY
For Western NswYo-k Western Pennsylvania. rain
8sv- fair tomorrow fresh brisk southeriy winds
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
- nARorIsE DT 81 MARzANo -.

Helena L g Asinari. Marquise Di San Mariana.
is the Drtn.ipaI defendant in an action brought IN
the Supreme Court 10 foreciose two mortgages. oa.
for sso10eo and the other for $1,000 given By her
70 the Manhattan Trust Company and others on
the land and buildings Al the northwest corner OF
wall ;nd Sassau sfs The Ss)0,g0 mortgage
executed on Nay 26 lss6 and the $1,000 mortgage on
April T. 1887.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
80 % PRosPERTrY

OF German Wines the Import at the Port OF New
York only is reported SO far Against 6s12s gallons
imported 1898 there imported in 1899 S35.5
gallons-of which Nohn & Sons imported 1891 gal
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
TR1RrNE LOCAL oBsERvATIoNs

Tribune once Jan Il. a u.-ras weather YESTERDAY
was fair and cool temperature ranEsd between y
degrees the average slS fstng degrees
lower than thar OF Friday ~ degrees Lower than
that at The c1rFespondlnE day of lSst
The to-day viii be threatening. shoWsrs In
the L-tern0on.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Armstrong;. Emelns A Howell Henri c.
cuddeback. Carolirs L Perrsnoud. GustaEsE-
Cum eg54m3g 4ds5 Ko6sT' L 'ise 5s, I5as6 segaR X
FovIer Alice A. sears William.
AR9GsTRoNG-At rezidsnce; No 40 West T5sh-st,
Ney-1ork en - JaaqTg Is 5 -3 s ~ c-eii y -
and the late Leonard Hess. OF NeW-oFieans. La
Ne1voTsans la and ,schoharie C,J y papers.pease
coE-Anne Eliza Mitchell, widow of Fre1sriok Coe-
Funeral at White Plains = - on sTTtyaI 2t 10 p m
CUDDEBACK-on Friday. January y 1900 Ca-oiins Lee
Funeral services al her Ia,e home o 1s4 Ieruron-ave
Passaic y J. MonGay- January l5, al l--o clock N
kindly omit flowers
cTaLfN@Gaon @ sasaEaay JFPqa5Z la 1900 a. chslgsn- &
etT ean england Robert l. cumming io'HhTS a' 'ai'
3,7 E2E2T?a 5 PFsy d 5e4gs 5 5 1soo S is 5sAF g7
lyn. sunday January u at O'Clock ,
FowLER-At Fordham Saturday,. January Is. Alice 4
Funeral in chapel Of Home for. IucurabIes Monday 10
Interrent private.
Ss9 s5a st T me- ass Fae6dor re- p N HTs i os @ *
Funeral services Al souls Unitarian Clzrch
II:sG Rsvs Th0nas r. scer and MinoE ] savage
win ofhciate
PERRENoUD-suddenly. December 80 1sss. Gustav F
Funeral from Old Trinity Church wau-st-. at noon
Iutsruent Greenwood
PEICE-4s Paterson, y J. Friday Ja1Gary II 1SoO.
FnsEsl ssress VII Be & held n Monday J43a1.Ey Is 1870
IntsrTnsnf At he Convenience Of The family
Root son Of ES6et Grsgr Wing and i the se iate
Arthur H. Root Of Albany
sEARLs-4t gF9qklyn. Conn MS native usn THURSDAY.
years resident Of Cnton-aye- Brookiyul Nss-Yorz-
80 O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
Religious NOncrs.

AT SOUTH CHURCH Maaz1u-ave. ana ssth-sr Rev
RODERICk TERRY. D Past0r--Servtce - the Ealy
Cunnuaon III a. N Choral se-vtee = ,. Ehs
Pastor wtn preach.
CHRIST CEECRCa. T1s1-st- and BroaeVay. Rev. DR. J
: SHIPMAN - 1iorl-lg service IL Erell1E
a s. sunday schooI a g-s5
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH NET-T0fSE.
Lenox-ave. 1e2f-sI-
Rev p NICHOLS. R-ctor-
$50 A. m. Holy C1EnE11ntau-
1l,e0 a. IA Se-Vice
3:s5 p n.
SEQ ,. Service and houT1.
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIsT CHURCH corner sIst.
sr-Hzv. HENRY n SANDERS. D D Pastor. vi
preacA Morning seTvtce. H. atts-n1oH. a-S1
SOCIETY," FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. SUNDAY January
y - m q Carnegie Muse Ha- corrsr
sTth-sr 7th-aVs Lectu-e by FELIX ADLER.
suh1eet -'Fzlse Views of Marriage and ne Home All
interested invited
II Er. Joseph SILN Efk4AN 'rhe Greatest