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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

During the last Two years tho amount
of personal property exempted IN account
Of debts owed Increased 81, ss4 go 1nd the
deposits in savings banks and rUst com
pauios Increased A.?5a So ~, making 20
tai of t6,s2t.s3904; but the total amount
of personal property within the Stbtc 'dy-
ed to the owners thereof only decreased
sll 100
These facts assembled FROM aworu { Ill
Cial statements would seem to pc y salts
factory Representation of the fact that
deposits subject 10 the corporation state
tax has not to any 3prreciabl BILE extent
reduced the amount OF money returned
by the individual tax payers in The sev-
eral towns. especially when It is remsm
bered that in 1901 personal property to the
amount of Sl.Se4.ft0 was exempt ID from
thu grand list in excess of such exep,p-
ton in 1902; also when it is still further
considered that ouch increase N cxcrlp-
ton for 1904 Is 81 453 $50 larger than the
decrease in til" amount Of personal prop
ertv set in tho grand list. namely. S4ll 100
which is in Il greater ratio than three
to one.
For the purpose Of comparing the en-
tire amount Of personal property Of every
description set in the era nd list for Tho
years 1902 and 1904 with the entire de-
posits and accumula lions in savings banks
and trust companies on January T. ioos
and lHhi respectively. the following SUM
mari"s arc hero mhls-i.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
bRAWNy BRUTE.
A Big Man Made a Horrible As.
sault on His Small
Wife.
WHIPPED TILL UNCONSCIOUS
Then Thrust n hot Iron IN Her Mouth
Turning AWAY n Pnrt of Her Tom
guc-Burncd Her Elsewhere
aud Then Kicked the In.
conscious Womnu.
WHIPPED TILL UNCONSCIOUS

Enira. y. Y, Oct 2l.-,Toseph J. Riley.
n lrawny lather. is in Jail here tonight
charged with horribly brutal assault
upon his wife, who lies upon a hospital
cot, br,,iecd and bleeding and likely TO die.
The assault WINS committed Thursday
night But did not come to the attention OF
the police until this afternoon. Riley had
a dispute win his wife over nancy mat
ters lie first br,tally attacked her with
hts fists. knocking her down. Then he
stripped of her clothes and whipped her
with a heavy whip into insensibl,ty. using
The butt end Of the whip. The Heeh was
horribly cut by the whip. many cuts e.
tenSirR up and down the back. Hc then
thrust a bet iron into her mouth, burning
away part Of the tongue. He also ap-
piled the iron 10 other portions Of the
body, and Kicked the unconacious woman
He then IeN the house. Recovering con-
seriousness she made her way to Neigh
hsv's Nome who cared for her unit, TO-DAY
While in his cell Tonight Riley told the
police and Newspaper men the details OF
h.s assault II i. the worst ease 81 wife
! whipping that ever oeeurreA in these
parts rsty Physician Wosohouee snys
the beating would have killed an ordi'
nary man. Riley 10 held TO await the re-
suits Of her injuries. The couple had Beer
married ten yer.. Mrs. Riley weighs
about inn pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

grand list in the several towns Of tho
state "a an appreciate extent. while
others contendAd that IL would simply
brig into taxation money that would
mott Otherwise appear in tho tax returns
OF the banks or the tax inventories OF
the indt> idunl.
For he purpose of showing the effect
of tho law in this particular I have pre-
rarcd and herewith present a schedule
showing among other things the total
emount of personal property OF every
description. including all cash or hand or
in hanks and debts owing. for the years
1910. lag and 1904; also the amru'; of
personal property exempted from idxo-
ton ON account Of debts owing during
such years. Such schedule is made
from tho official reports To-. tho Score
tary Of state by listers in the several
towns, as required by statute and there
fore shows Tho facts with substantial ac-
curacy.
Here q reference 10 this schedule Will
show the total amour, Of personal prop
erty taxed in the grand II t. and IN
amount W such property otherwise SUP
jcct to taxation but exempted .hcrcfron'
on account of debts owed by 'hc tan
payers either within or without the state
during the last named years to ne as
follOWS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
DIED IN CHURCH.
Oxro Mcachnm. Prominent Citizen Of
brandon. Drops Dead.

Brandon, oct 23.-- Ozru Mcacha 10, one
of Erandou's most pr omiu cnt citizens and
merchants. died to-day while attending
morning service a. Il. Thomas's Epis-
copal Church. NJ M"ncham was aC-
TO church by his daughter
Sarah, ana had been there hut a few
minutes when death came. He was
standing with the congregation and
dropped down. expiring Immediately.
It is supposed heart failure was ,lc
cause. Ozro McaCham was born in
Potsdam, y. " August ~. 1881. tie
came here when three years old and has
resided here ever since. He entered the
clothing business here in 1851 and fol
lowed it with the exception of the time
lie had a large acquaintance through
out the state and was ono OF the most
entcrprising and progressive citizens Of
his town. taking an active part not
only in business but the towns civil
and social life
Mr.. Mcacham was member OF tho
militia company of Allen Grays, and in
lsGe enlisted as private in 60. f.. 18th
VT. and on March Ii, 1863, was promot-
cd to first sergeant. Ito was mustered
out of service on July -. 1853. He had
been member of tho T.. j. Ormsbce
Post, q. A. r., since its organization,
He has also been one or tho trustees
Of the Vermont Soldiers Home for
many years.
During the years lSSl-t, SO, 81 and
80. he served as hrst selectrnan and
had held other town offices. He repre-
scented Brandon in the general Assem-
bly, of Vermont 1923. He was "A Ma
son Of high degree, being member
OF 81. Paul's Lodge, NO %, F. 4. NJ,
For - Years of the hrst ~ years Of his
membership in the lodge, he was the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
DEER NOT VERY PLE1YN
Ten Brought into Rutland saturday
Eyeninx-A Heifev Shot by Deer
Vuaters in Fillmore.

Rutland oct. 23--But few hunters
are in Rutland to-day. large numbers
Of them having LETT for the deer
grounds in this vicinity Up to last
evening ten deers had been oroug NJ
into this city Many of the hunters
evening without having seen deer.
who wer. out yesterday returned last
T, is reported that they do not appear
to he a. plentiful, as last wear,
In the vicinity Of Brandon I'VE deer
were shot Yesterday. Two were shot
at Proctorsviile and one at Bennington.
At Prortorsviile a doe which had been
shot through the back and left 10 die
was found in the woods. The casee
was reported to James Pratt hsh and
game warden. who put the deer out us
suffering lie is investigating the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT
Thomas Leonard of Montpelier Found
I'm uutIand-Tnken 10 Work House.

Rutland. oct; ae-Thomas Leonard Of
Montpelier. the prisoner who IS 'aped
from Officer Daniel Fox at the Dcal depot
last Tuesday afternoon was rccaptNr"d
Yesterday morning by Policeman InoMAs
{. FHworth of the local force. II was re-
uorted 10 the officer thai SUSPICIOUS
hacking man was lotmgng about Granger
street ON investigating the case MI FL
worth fonnd the man To- be tn" escaped
prisoner and arrested him. Leonard was
taken to the House OF Correction 10 serve
a sentence Of l04 days for utOXirltion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
ESTATE or HORACE CLARK. BUR
T\ETOk

We the subscribers. having been APP
pointed by thc Honorable tie Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden. cons
t. receive, 'xalune and Il-
just the claims and demands of all
persons AGAINST the estate of HOr,l -
CLARK late Of Burlington. ir 50 Il
district, d~reaSed. ana also all claims
and demands exhibited in offs thereto.
hereof hsing allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
motto. that we Will attend to the duties ot
our apnOintu ent at III" lat" residence Of
the deceased in Burlington, I'M said dis
berthe on the second Saturdays Of NJ
y, rlber and April. next. at 10 C'clOc K
a. IN. on each Of said DAYS
Dated this 10Th day Il October mot
T., &. nEACH,
-. T.. NORTH.
l6N3t Comm ssioners
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SLIGO, il1.TS
s-?1.G2i.74


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go anu I" 50 ADJUST ne ~ VS.
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" "''' i''cu Nv wings 'aiA''
.' -. - i''N 'u'N'""" uep0S'S 'naH
''uuH'H" "'''"rS Shail D" SUBJECT
VI i"' "''" TAX ana exempt
=" ''''' NV ~ |" N"''''., wen !"r@"t l4N
't"I "" it"'o''oo'H ""'''lP't"u from Ht''e
''',n"'N i"H'i'u''"nS "''h"ui any 'ppr'-
''"' ,''"' '''h Va ''' '!"'Ht ~ money
a"'" 'oc"!N "4o al no far dlsta " day
t''' Ei'' "' 'aMltio" on S"'h deposits IAN
WIN ,HetN IL rtdNc"" ANA sum dispense
WIN 'he "H''' S'"te tax
RAILROAD ApPRA1SALS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
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ONE, SHOT AT POWNAT..

Bennington. oct. @3.--Only one deer has
been reported killed here although rho
woods throughout the county are well
filled with hunters. The lucky man is
Merritt Myers OF Pownal, who shot a
buck on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
A BI'CN AND REFER SHOT

Morrisvilc. oct. Numerous Norris
willie huntcrs arc out after deer. hut up
to a late hour saturday afternoon only
one buck is reported as having been kill
ed, and that Il large ono by +. NJ 1aVis.
The report comes from Fillmore of a hcifer
that was mistaken for a deer being shot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

1t would bc difficult to believe mat The
amount of deposits aud accumulation in
our state banking institutions practically
eduall"d IN 100 ard exceeded in 1904 by
approximately s5.Hn. t.ln the valuation Of
every forin OF personal property which
should ilShtfullH appear in the grand
list The deposits i'll our saVinSS parls
and trust companies constantly ia"rea Sc
while the amount Of personal property
taxed il the several towns shows but
it'll" or no increase.
It is further respectfully submitted that
Tho state Dah,,ing institutions pay more
than ouc-half of the State corp >r1ti1n
tax, exclusive of the annual licen.,, taxes
as shown by tn" following SUNNI ,ry:
Biennial term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
\ BIC; BUCK KILLED.

Montpelier, oct, 2:.,-James C. Canning
SUPERINTENDENT Of the works of the Lame
Manufacturing company. shot the first
buck in this vicinity on SATURDAY.. Mr.
Canning was on Waitsficld mountain and
brought down a buck weighing 500 pounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

The present law makes NO estate having
loss than two tlolslnd dollars for dis
tributior 4 Hroi ttC Payment OF 'ichts ar1
rxpcnEos of adm traitor. subject ia
the collateral inheritance tax; 50 THAT
# he estate to br distributed amounts
20 only sl.sea.n 10 part of It viii be
subject 30 tho cola "ral Inheritance tax.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
biennial Report of ]. E. Cushman
to the Vermont Legis-
lature.
TOTAL OF Sl,205,617.76.
.bou. nm Increase OF sI54.500t2 In Cor
uoratc md Collateral Inheritance
Take. during the Hienni"' Tcrm
If Increase IL Maintained No
Direct Tax Is Necessary.


FOLLOWING Is an HoS. raw ''o'' N..'
ennlAl report ol '"o ''"N' -.
sion"r ). +. 'Nsh'hah. VI '"'
which MIS- suomitte" 10 N'' i""'S''
turo Mond'N' s.,. 81
10 lfr 'foh"f"' ASS'H'iN ~ NV ''''
o1m"nt;
A-r' "alF to inc rroNlS' ." Nv
statute h'r"hN submit my r"l'', l,' 10
biennial period endihs win 'h' i"S' '''F
81 Time, wa
For IA" ilrs' time III me h'S".l Wv,
Si@to n" direct tax npon tho sr"u. ,iS, ,
was assessed ny inc l-etis'"''Fe ~ -
t. raru"li\ detr"E sac fNiunSes vi
th'n ConSderen 'hat 'H' '''PU'"
collateral inhefltRnc, 'dN'S why ',
increased fIt''5r' y u"rnlF .'
period "ndlng JUN" 8" H'', N"''''
Ne 10 i0croase for M n'e'"'u1 Fo' ',,'
just ended n sC'n an 'N,'"' ~
rect tax upon he rr"hl ~, " Wv. .on,
eral towns ana citleS ~" WV, ,,.i,,
ana l"' rniRh' N'''N I 49,, ~,
! ne t"tal amo""' 'p!.rl.'I va ~ ''
biennial period was Si-'So,'' 10 ~
"r'"S' '' ''r .'9' ''''.,''"' ~ 49,, ~ -
iht ON" neNl PRIOR 'lt't'o a. 40" W
th' f"tNl"t'o7s N'ro""n SVu'"'''-l 70
:l"'''' - "'klne '"''' ~ wv
Us, wv" n'e"h'"i ~ ~ So .I'' ~
n" l"ln H"o"l' "l N"'I''''''" ',"'
""llhf"'aI lhnernNl'' TAX 'r"c''.''i u,
tho stat" durirr IN" 'iet hlcnniai NeF'o'
exceeded the totals received from an az
rect corporation ana CnlItteral lnh"ri'-
auc" ieNes in each Of the hVe biennh.
periods u NJ prior to June 10 ls'N ana IL
hut $22"11l' loss than such total Tor inc
hicNU.al period cuGiDs juno 30. 1850. n
which period 4 direct TAX 20 per cent. was
a>ses,cd low tho General Assembly; ana Is
Nat 81. r - less than tn" total for the
slnnlar r.riod ond,rc June 70, l%2
1uriur th- biennial period 1Sal-2 .iud
that tl.r" were two hundred thirty
eov,n CORPORATIONS payint. the Stat" cor
pnratior tax. which aggregated during
,u.h period So 35l.G The number of
c,rrnr,fiur. NOW pavirs the corporation
tX u one or moro forms oxc. eds ninr
hundred while tho aggregate amount col
Iorrcd from corporations alone during the
L.. bie,ni,l tnrrn was sl13S s50AS The
amount collected therefore has moro than
doubled and tic number of corporations
having the same has Increased practt
.liiI four fold The great majority by fa'
NAY nnlv TIN, annual license tax. the
;nur.rtta amount of which is approxi-
1nntalv twcrtv thousand dollars per an
,un,
rho collateral inheritance tax law on
Uet,d in lea' has shown u cOnsidrrab lo
Srcrers, in amount since thu. first bi.n-
rinl T. .i.ini i'm which ii was i'm force. This
increase is que in part To- the fact that
the law did not apply to the estate If any
person who deceased before the law vas
passed. thereby rendering the number of
estates upou Whi,h such tax was collect
Cd duriDu H.. first biennial period quit q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

evon il it all Arsc"nds or passes by will
to collateral heirs
On the othor hand. II the estate amoln:s
60 S2,rlo" ana ono dollar thereof ,e lee
creed to = collateral hcir or stranger 10
III" blood, the person receiving the one
COLLAR is required 10 pay the co,laterihl
NiIcritauc" tax III, ron.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
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tanned in combination with other leading
periodicals AT low rates. 40 prevent an.
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that after the subscription has begun
notice Of i change vt address or anything
concerning Oh" receipt Of tho other rcriol.
icals, should be sent directly to the office
If that periodical The Weekly FIRED;
PRESS and any one Of tho following
periodicals will be sent Ia any one address
Tor one year at The prices anUcxtI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

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SUI"
ANNUAL LICENSE TAXES
=, ,,oo
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annual license taxes arc as rule prompt
Iy paid by Vermont ana foreign corpora
tio,s. The provi.ions Of that act proyd-
ing for an increase in n" amount If not
PAD m 'hc n"h'n w vary ana Tor
from doing any business 7s corporation,
IN case OF its ia',ure o. pay hs annual
w., ,aa va ,,,atnria,,, acre,nr,,nd 10y n.. ~
mort of these taxes. But orc injunction
has beer granted, and IN" case WIS With
o.a"h upon inc p"H''.' OF III" TAX.
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nuA' hctn'c 'nA II no" Eu,C'"n 70 YER
l'o'. e"r Po'"''"',S "V''u 'nNr"i"rt ~
sp,..t'u,Is S"sk'H' ,'"' -" po"er gran.
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Wv -' Wv rN'''
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III .h'S H'a,' "hori ~ '.'nFc' Sha'I De
nv" W. w .'"iH '' 0ta'e ana 'he
. ' '" ""' 80 IS. such Ger
| u'''',e S''o"'' "ISo S""N '"N me corpora
Won - NOV w. '"h VT 'NH leaI "f per
9on'' estate l"'"''" lh .''S 0t"'e'
PRESENTATION OFF FOREIGN COR.
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Nos, Of the foreign ,a-p.rotions doing
,, "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
TWO DEER SHOT IN GOSHEN

Brandon. oct. 23-Two large deer were
brought into town saturday which were
killed bN Fred and ArVil Baird of Goshen:
n. Smith Of Leicester also shot a deer
near Lake punrnuro saturday afternoons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
CANTON DAIRY MARKET

Utica, n. V. oct. q. Sales on tive Can
ton dairy market Yesterday wcro go tubs
OF butter at % "a cents and 80 boxes of
twin cheese at . l-2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
FSTA1F or MARY CLAY.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.


tenden
To all persons CONCERNED in the estate
Of MAry Clay. late II Burlington. in said
district, deceaeed
GREETING:
At q Probate Court holden at Furlins-
tor, within and for the District OF Chit
t~nien. or tie 18th day Of October 1871.
an 'nst,ument purporting. 20 BE-, the last
Will ard testament Of 1,ary CLAY. late
Of Burlington. In as,d district. d.
ceas~d. vas presented 70 the court afore-
eaid. for probate
And It = ordered by said court that the
18th day OF November, 1914. At the Probate
Court reoms 10 said burlington. DC assign-
81 for proving saId Instrument; and thas
nsiies thereof be given to ell persons con.
esrned. by publfBhing this order three
weeks successively In the Burlington
weekly Free Press, newspaper published
At said Burlington previous 10 the lime
appointed.
Therefore, yea arc hereby notified TO sp-
pear before said Court. al me tInu id
pace aforesaid. and contest th- probate of
laid will, Z you have cause.
Given under my hand. at Burlington. in
said district. thi. 1lth day Of October. lti
MAkcELLCS A BINGHAM
IT, W. blGgr
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In order to accommodate our Subscribers
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To all persons CONCERNED in the estate
Of Mar Clay. late II Burlington. in said
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To all persons concerned in the estate "
Lewis i. HeCon, late of Shelburne IN said
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II WIS ARGUED los somc that such =
hauEe would operate t. depict the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-13
woAIEH's CLUBS.
Music Boxes at Mermod & Jaccard's.

The St. Louis woman's Club roster 70,
this year is as follows:
Mesdames E B. Adams, George L Al
len. Henry Ames, Lucy v. s. Ames, W. B.
Anderson. William Bagnell. Charles H
Bailey, Lewis B. Bailey, William H. Bar
nett, j. 2. Bascom. Western Bascome,
Charles F. Bates. Theodore Benoist, r
Il L, Bnlingslsy, A. NJ; BLACKWELL. Sidney s
Block, Howard A. Blossom, Henry. "
Bond, John n. Booth. William W. Bowl
ing; J.. Will Boyd, Alfred Bradford, Jo-
Broderick. D. s. Brown. George Warren
Brown. Paul Brown, John NJ. Browning.
sidney 2. Budget. James NJ. Byrnes,
lanes Ian Gay Butler David r. Calhoun,
Thomas W. Carter. Joseph L Chambers,
J. q: Chapman. Charles Clark. Charles
Mcclure Clark. Charles Todd Clark. Alfred
Gnn.9 Samuel c; Clubb. Edward q.
Davis. Wallace Delaield, ]. OFF Delaney,
DIR farm nn, 9sssiose. Joseph Dickson. Alexan-
+ D Gvug,as, AE Sa W; Douglas. Harrison
Lane Edwards. c. P. Ellerbe. Forrest Fer
suson. j. Dwight Ffltey. w. e. Fischel
Eo,o r.. forster. T; Saunders Foster. John
nssu. Oliver L. Garrison. Geo. Fl. Goddard,
seward L.. Goltra, Benjamin F. Gray Jr.'
emerson Graft. Benjamin Gratz. Norris
Gres GreFg, 9rie L Gregg. William H.
=; w. Groesbeck. James Hagerr1an, F. v
Hammar. William Hardaway. Edwin Har-
rison' John w. Harrison; A. B. Hart. VII
Htnso !: Hagdock. Walker HiIl. F. D.
Hodgman, James Hopkins, D.. NJ. Houser
James +. How, Kate NJ. Howard, a. r.
Hoy{; Warren Johnson, Charles F. Joy,
" ". X; k~avanaugh, J. 3. NJ. Kehlor. 4.
patrick. Annie F. King, Ellen s. King.
Goodman King, Andrew j. Knapp. Charles
w w. knaPpi Max kotany; Ernest r. Kroes-
Linley. P. B. Little. william c. Little.
Joseph D. Lucas. W. E McHenry. F. B.
Mckenna, Thomas n. McKittrick, Charles
Edward Mallinckrodt, Henry Meier. Theo.
dore G. Meier; K. 2. Mellier. o. L. Mers-
pEh nlrF.d n. Moe W Robert Moore; j; I. D.
John Nickerson. Alex. Niedrinehaus'
George 4: N~iedringhaus. T; K. Niedring.
Mrs. F. NJ. O'Fallon. James J. o'FaIion'
Thomas OReilly, William d. Orthwein'
George ". Parker. o. II. Peckham, Rich
Priest, A. B. Peugnet. Simon Ray, L. 6.
Reilly. F. r. Rice, Eben. Richards, CHI
ford Richardson, F. w. Richardson, Tru-
man p. Riddle. F. NJ. Roberts, John c.
Roberts. Clinton Rowell, Ashley D. Scott,
G. r. Scudder. W. H. Scudder. John Soul
Richard W. Shapleigh, Fidelio G. Sharn'
Richard T. Shelton, Theodore Shelton,
Adiel Sherwood. Corwin H. Spencer, An,
drew Sproule. William K. Stanard, I. G.
": .steedman.. Lon v. Stephens. W. A.
stickney. Stanley Stoner.. W. c. Striking,
Walter c. Taylor. Arthur Thacher, Amos
N. Thayer. John E.. ThompsonNI II.
Thompson, Dwight Tredway. EdAart D.
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Siyke. Festus ]. Wade. D. D. walker
kk. Dickson Walsh, Edward Walsh &
Julius s. Walsh, James A. WaterworfSs
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MUSICALES.
MCSICALES.
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Fine Cut Glass at Mermod & Jaccard's.
During the past week the pupils Of the
Strassberger Conservatives were heard in
two r~ecitals. on Thursday and Friday
evenings, respectively. On Thursday
evening, at the North Side Conservatory,
the pupils of Doctor Robert Goldbeck,
Richard Stempf. C. Kern. Horace P. Dib-
BILE and Signor Guido Parisi appeared. On
N. Sacks, Guido Parish, Mile. A. Kalk-
mann and Mr.. and Nine. Bruno Strass-
berger, who were heard.
Those who took part in fridays mu-
steal presentation were: MISS Emile Died
rich. Mr.. Albert Stifel, Miss Ruth Barnes,
Miss c. Strassberger, Mr.. Arthur Wiss-
math, Miss Adelaide Berne, Miss Ottilie
Cramer, Miss Pauline Soaker, MIr. Detlev
Baltzer, Miss Olive Oxen. Mr.. Walter
Mellies, Miss May Harrington, Mrs. L. c.
Schotto, Miss Alma Bagiey, Mr.. August
Schmitt, Mr.. Frank Dittmeier, Miss Julia
Bieber and Miss Augusta Klasing.
detail. was:
() Miss Leah look. from Tarkio, Mo-; Cl Miss
Mary McHenry.
Violin Solos-tal Concerto Ist...........Accolay
Ia, Mr.. F. r. Choudet. from Prairie du Roche,
Ill; () Mr.. Julius Stfel.
Plano Solos-tal La Sympathic ..........Smith
(b) Chant du Berceau. 49,. Keiterer
fa) Miss Grace S%pindler: OBJ Miss Bertha Harz.
ta) For the Lord Is Mindful. ....M endelssohn
() In May Time. ........ ..... Speahs
l) " were