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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Sclenee : J Paller n.tertlre-

Two recent Instances uf the value Of
science in the detection Of crime. are Re-
corded in the foreign papers. The Grs,
occurred at Paris, where there has re.
Gently been such excitement from sup
posed case Of poisoning. and singular
discovery Of evidence Of the crime. A
woman died under The care OF a hom-
eopathie physieian-Dr CouFty De La
pommerals, The Judge Of Instruction
the oshceF charged with the inYesiiga-
tions preliminary 50 the public trials
went 70 the house OF the deceased wo-
maH 70 Inspect the roam in which she
died, bat with 40 5xed idea Is tanhat
he should discover there, nor IS %
whether he shouli discover anything AZ
all lie perceived some faint spots oa
the floor, aud found on Inquiry, that
they we're made by the deiectious of the
sick woman. He ordered the noor 10
be scraped al the spaces stained be
carefully collected the scraping and sui
mltied them 10 the examination Of com
petent chemists, aud these scrapings are
going to condemn the prisoner. They
contained digitaiiae, the principal of the
di1itaiis pHTpured, or fox glove, one Of
the most deadly poisions Of the Materia
Med!ea, aud which acts BY diminishing
the hearts action.
To show the power Of this wonderful
medieament, the digitaliAe, as prepared
by Homoll eand Quevenne the preparation
now principally in use at Paris, IS given
10 doses of one or two miiligrammes, or
say OF one grain, for fifteen days use.
The chemists commenced their inyesti-
cations By giving small quantities OF the
seTApings 10 animals, ali q wAieh died
IA way 10 suggest poisoning hy digiia-
tiae They then selected the frog for the
test experiment because the heart Of
this animal, when laid 6aFe, continues to
beat normally. The test was made on
three animals The heart Of the frat one
was laid bare, aud continued its con
fractions aud dilataiinns as IL nothing
had occurred; oa the naked heart oC the
second one q minim Of a solution Of
dsgafdlfas was dropped the heart
commenced to beat slower aud slower
presently its pulsations ceased entirely,
aud the animal was dead On the heart
OF the third frog they placed small
quantity Of the ayengiug serapings from
the door, and they produced exactly the
same effect as The drop Of pure diqita-
tiss. the heart pulsalions slackened hy
degrees, and presently the animal was
dead. These interesting experiments
were made before the Judge ol lnstrue-
ton, and win ue repeated belors The
jury at ihs trial. Until they were made
the prisoneF Vas Indifferent Ani avc,
Joyous, he knew that there WAS no chem
zeal test for the poison he bad used be-
bad taken care 10 nurse the condemned
woman himself and 10 conceal all the
probable sources Of discovery, bat he had
not counted on the spots on the door,
nor on the peculiar properties ef the
hear, Of the batrachian tribe. Never.
theless be had occupied himself great
deal with toxieology. and s,ill maintains
that he can prove bis innocence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

AaREsr o. sPY.-~sfrs Eva White,
Of CaFrollioB, ny. is under arrest in
Coyingion os the charge Of being a reb-
Ell spy. She had = preliminary exami-
nation before Provost Marshal Berry on
Saturday, when i appeared that she left
CsrEollloa ebont hheea months ago.
with her husband, and went 10 Abingdon,
Virginia, where they opened kotel.
subsequently her husband was killed in
an aHray with Major Clarence Preutie'
Of the rebel army. A short time azo
she returned 70 Carrollion, bringing one
or two open letters 70 parties ia Dansille,
Ky, copies Of which are 10 the possesion
Of the military authorities.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

VALUATION 90 RRBEE MoxEY. An in.
teIfgent deserier from The l2th Arkansas,
who vas IN the Chattanooga Gazette Office
lat Thursday, ststes that the Old issue
Of rebel currency is worth in specie g +.
so per SiO0, aud that the new Is worth
~ tie states, further, that the aeverai
officers exercise extraordinary vigilance
TO prevent desersing 10 the '.Yanks 3 Il
10 bis opinion that onc-half of johnston 3
armyis ever on duty watching the other
half
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

isting laws, could reasonably be demand
Ell; and expressed the most earnest sym
pathv for them, and desire to avert, 80
far as may BE-, the recurrence Of those
ealamities to which, as a Border State.
they have been subjected.
Respectfully.
Taos z. BRAxLETTE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

ing cakes Of ice. and faIly appreciating
the necessity Of making land before bein :
carried too near the Cataract, lost no
tine in IeAping from the last cake and
swimming several rods 70 shore those
who Witnessed the scene describe il as
exceeding exciting. Il all occurred At
an early hoar in the morning. and hence
was seen By bat few Of our citizens.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Isro.rAxT oaskH AZ Gas. smEaAAx.-

IsPoErAxT 0RgKE uY Gas. SHEaAAx.-
Major General sherman has issued .he
following general order
Provisions will no longer be issued to
citizens 81 military posts south Of Nash.
vile. Where citizens cannot procure
provisions in the eoantry, there Is no al
tentative bat they must remove 10 the
rear.
Provisions must not be sold 70 any
persons save officers in the service Of the
United States, and the hired men eai.
ployed in the qaartermaster or other
departments OF the Government, at
rate not to exceed one ration per day
Commanding officers must give their
personal attention 10 the matter, as il is
Of vital importance 1t is idle for ss to
be pushing forward subsistence stores,
II they are layished and expended on any
persons except they belong TO the army
proper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

Ak log JAN AT THE FALLs-Ax Excf-
TING TIME-NAKaow EscAPEs-The Nj
agra Falls Gazstts, Of the 3)th inst, has
the following in relation to an exciting
scene which took place there few days
since:
A change from the prevailing easter
ly wind to the opposite quarter brought
down immense quantities Office from the
lake last Wednesday night For the
first time, We believe, inthe recollection
Of the oldest inhabitants the ice form
ed q comelsie dam aeross the rapids.
between the bridge and the upper end Of
Goat Island. With the exception Of a
few rods in width. near the main shore.
the rocks below the ice dam we're bare.
Ii Was safe walking where 1nusuziiy fiows
an impetous food And yet is was not
quite so safe, as was proved Thursday
morning. when several young men wan
dered over the barren rocks, and visited
8 boat that had been lodged there for
several weeks While enjoying q walk
which we Of this generation mas never
again hear Of being done, the ice dana
gave AWAY and the vast volnme of water.
probably from five to ten feet deep, came
rushing through The dam soon disappear.
ed, and the Loaf that bad remained 6xed
against the ordinary torrent, vas swept
away and over the Cataract Of course
there was q hGrryIng toward the island
shore and paper-mill pier. Some escaped
with little wetti1g and big scare, while
others barely escaped with their lives.
A young man named BorlOw was obliged
to leap from one to another of the Goat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

justice Of appointing hin a major-gen.
eral
So sleeps vetran soldier, upon whose
monument il may be justly written, that
Tor more than half century he served
has country without fear, and without re-
proaeh. f d. Nj
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
GROCERIES.

ukAs-EafrA CineiHnati suenr-cnrea HAnss
eet9 ltss. st II. A. COOKS.
nEtED BEKF-i, 90 H. Clsgies sugar .cafsi,
~ Il u. A. COOKS.
DEEF T0EcuE-z0 aozen w W. Davis.s So
ID ira. Al II. A. COOKS.
DIE FRUIT, N oLAss--le Dozen chsFrlss;
Il % aozett Gaasalsafrissi
la egzen Esspaerriss.
uERRrSG-s g tsvs FFssh HoIiasa nsrriss, si
IL II. a. COOKS
GMoKEn HEHRfaG-A f-9d0 bonsu Prima
- HenfnE. a. n. A. COOKS,
CoAP--ioo haxrs fiarmsa aud rsia soae, II
- II. A. COOKS.
CrNDRlEs--ao boxes star Csadiss;
> % halftoEss as. Do.
II. a. COOKS.
fIsoAATD 0ATsgP .sd FKrPKRsA uCE--
Il = dozsns asserted Gsfssp;
zs dyssns @ssortsd rsrpsrs.aee, 81
~. - tVVh 2.
DOAsfED RYE sn1 nAgLEr--
IL ~ barrels Roasted Hys.
10 barrels Roasted Barley at
DOAsrGD c0YFEE--io barrels Roasisd csass,
IL ~ II. A. COOKS
MAaHAHTED COAL 0If.--so lsrruis Fos.
" syth's Bxtrz ] coaf Oh, ~
-. - NovA =.
D1sEAPfgEss. ia eaas LOO dozen extra Piss.
srpses, 10 Cans, wsftsnisd !, a,
u. a. SoOhh =
GAKpIh ~ zeo qaafssr-bo1ss BE-, bFssd
Loo haltlars. be.t irans s.ralbes. ss
n A. COOKS.
VASKEE yEeETABLgs % dozen i.Pousd
i cans frssh L4isisfss
Is dozen s-pgsud cans Frysh I.obstsrsg
W isksu i-lssusd esns Fresh taim-us
slozcH = poaHs eaus frssh ssiusuu.
iB ds1ra pints Pieklri fsoisisFa
- d0zsa qsssrts firkiea Lstsserr;
aessn h4if- f-gsllons Picked Lsbsisrst
- ds1sa esss ksso Bay ciams. a
d. A. COOKS.
y BgLs. COARSE OATMEAL;
- sris whsai FsfisA;
] iesss T.pioss.a ma. COOKS.
DfcKbkk.--gI tris. 100 Picktss eseh.
Il ~ balEhSis. fickies;
- fsa- Gallon kegs do.
y tFe-Gzlion ksSs Dc.
IS dozen pints do
- dozs qnarts Do
- dezen hsif-Eaiiens do
- dOzsn gziioBs Do, s0F sHis -
y. a eook.
L,seLIsH PIcKLE.,--so aorsus ciso~ -Chow.
II 10 dnzens Ghfrkfnss
? aezens Cauiifgwsrs
aszeus White Onions;
3 doz~ns Pirkaliilyf
3 soz~u. PirkIesf wAlnuts, all from Gra.s A
Blsek sells oss-bfatss Piekls sud ssuas fIous-,
fer sale - H. A COOK,
ID sbess Fioar, a. A COOKS
CPLIT PEAs --is BFis Srins spit Psss, ss
> u. A. COOKS.
DEAEL BARLET.-i0 bris. Pearl BzTIsy, At
". A. COOKS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
REMOVAL.

r EWIS C 6TIEseE, Esq, has removed his
L. LAw Once 70 the rsrt d6or % the enfrnnes
% ths cEssesat City Hall % Third 81. Up stairs
spi 2S-u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
DRUGS. sc.
WIN. 81. P. STODDARD,
Ne.I7 Hahn street,
EVANSV1II xNa
EvANsvILLE. rNn.

VATHOLESALE AND RETAIL pKk4.xR IN
w Foreiga aud Domestic Drugs, Chemicals,
Oils. Paints. Narnishes, Glass, Patent MeiicineS,
Perfamsry and Fancy Articles. 10 which he =
constantly RECEIVING additions selected y ith great
care. and we'll adapted to the wants Of Merchants
Druggists and Physicians.
Also. large aud vaFie,l assortment OF Ambro-
type and Photograph materials, comprising every
thing used in the art. All orders nceisVe prompt
attention, and allied at lowest pFioes, aud packed
With care. The attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
TNREE INHIBITION AT rHE DRUG STuKE,
II II Main street, Of a magnificent display of
ohoiee RertGnaery, comprising several new and
popular styles and od6rs. never before ofered in
this market. kancy Extracts aud pom2des at all
prices. WI. H. P. STonDARD.
A RTISTS AND MkRCHANrS, WHO CAN
n net well leave home, can depend uron hsviu ;
their orders hIled promptly, aud At the same
prices as though they were personally present.
aud charges collected from boat. BY seuding 20
WM. II. p. ST0nDARn. Druggist and Apethees-
~, aud dealer in Photograph Stock, Ne. II Main
street, Evansville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
ALsO


Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
raed Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
TNo Goods at retail.
KNo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
KENTUCKY AFFAIRS.

Gov. BramIstts'A vtsie &c washing
tOn---Its Satisfactory Rssnit---Ad-
mirsbis letter from President a.tsa-
eoln.
From the FFsskfofi enumoHws.ish
The annexed correspondence explains
itself The people Of Kentucky viii see
how the interview impressed the Cover
nor, and they have this testimony to the
good feeling and ihe sympathy OF Presi.
dent Lincoln and Secretary stanton for
the citizens Of this State. We commend
the Governor letter 10 our readers:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
DENTIST.
DR.. T. HUTCHINSON.
DENTIST.

!. ! ] !. !. !. ! ] !. J !. . J J ]
Has renewed sssu
bic cid ofzca ea ~.
corner of Seoona an3
- y. Main sfreets, 70 A.
r e.7s@ ~ Eew reuus on Flrsz -
two doors heIow R1sln
WWW next 70 the Hsfsannss
NAN2 Lfhrary. ed Mssaale
- ->~>~r~N H.fl. He has auarrs
40 expense tor the confort and coavenieace of ~
Fetieatt-hexing enlarged snd increased his q.
ctiitiss, nasecared the nssistsnoe ef 0ne of ths
e.ess wcrkmee Il flss state. He can nek supply
The wAnis oe thoss dssiriax bis servicaS
DR- HUTCHINSON HAVING ron THx
II last seven fears receixed ths uniimitsd psf-
roaz<e % the cfti1sus e Rxansrlls and surround.
ing tesns aad eeantry, voutd rstazn meat sinoere
psafist, hoping. by anslr5ne ererxv IN sseur-
lng scr fis patients All The
LATEST IsxPROyEMENTs AND
INVENTIONS,
to merit ccatinnsacs q tbs sAzss e.xsr.
Personal Alteration Gives. IA Every
Case. Eats facilities for aafnr eoea
yTark eqstss any Eetnhliahnaessf IA
the United states. ETerv aRvle of
Artaacfai Teeth made IN Eassern
cities are made ey him.
Est.Essss q ~ sisss- ssssa . ssArriss .
BEAUTIFUL SETS or TEETH
rrvrarea 10 his esaos. Haviss had uzuch sxrsrs.
.snss = trsasmsnt e irregsiartiy q CHH1a-
DRENrS TEETH ks would hass Nc hAsita-
ticn ta saying the mrst irreruiar casss can te
sntirety earrceted b him. Cesss caa h. e-e-n in
this city ead ceanty sntirely oerreesea - hin.
Cieft, Palate eF eRenings II Palate snecssfnfiy
treatcd. ecuryy. &eeFalgia Adeeiiona znA al dis-
easRs q rs moath sneeeusfaiiy treafo1
TAo-e desiring ARTfEIoIkL TE1fH ~oasa ao
veil 70 consult him ~
30 fsrms FerY moderafa.
SS-The best Anearsheiica Cor aliesA1iex palu
vhen extEacting tssih. -Chioraisrm sivzn shea
requested. Jene 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
PERFUMERY, &c.

rIsHE LARGEST AsD MOsT COMPLETE As
L ssrfmsns II Teoth. Hair. ClSth. sod Mali
BRUSHES, the seFy tAtsst sud nneet Psrfanles,
Foeist- Books, Waists, Pg,fs-ss uad Forts-isss-
bsiss. IN "a enalsss variety, Jast rsceited at
sCHLAEPfEAss Drnx stose,
estheF Main aud seo0ad streets.
uKTasTBEET-s inImii4tls HAfE REsTog-
Ii ATfYE tusf rsoslyei at
- scHtAKPrEE's Drag Stare.
I AIEps BLOOM % YOUTH js.. tss.lvsa
II saa for ale a scnLAKPTERs
comE n the e.iebr.,sa CONSTITUTIONS vs..
- TER sor ssis - seHLAErFER's
ALL d DIX. srEickLAsD-s nEaEDrKs
- scaLAEryEn,s prss s.e,..
A IL q DR- MERDIs's rREPAhArroxs
---s = - 50. = IL LAEf 2 - =
WOOD AND WIRE BIRD cAeEs-A l.rz.
w &ssostasent 5asf r@e@fv~d At
scHLAEPFEz,s DraE siefs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
PIANOS.

Two Splendid Pianos
Nd a LOT OF ZINE PAELoB ORGANS
~ snd AeEos5saus fnst rsesiyed -
wARREN 4 CeETEGTOA's.
AIss two s@eood- band Planes for sale cheap.
Ths anssa ssssEfmeat 81 gtoiinss GuitsEs, flufe4
and Acaor1sAns can Be found At q
NAREES a eoETEG7OE'B. 8
ssIa No. Azln Ssrsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Statistics OF MIScegcnalion.

There was 81 .6l3 mulatto slaves Ia
the South in 1860, Of whom 69,97g were
in Xirginia, 43.2Sl in Kentucky, and
50 200 In Georgia These numbers are
considerably beyond the legitimate pro
portion Of those States. There were also
1888 free mula,toes in the United
States IN 1859, Of whom los, TO belong
Ell to tke South aud 69,s69 10 the free
States Of the free mulatloes Virginia
contained -, 49,, which number, added
to her slave mulsttoes, makes total Of
miseegenated population Of 1854 Her
uluistto slaves alone exceeded the total
number OF malattoes in the free States
The whole number Of mulsttOes, slave
aud free, in the Union. in 1860, was
5ss, ,3J2, OF whom 69,969 belonged TO
the free States and sis, ,3s3 to the slave
States--a number greater than the com
biued whies pspulatiou Of Arkansas, Del
aware and Fiorida--grester than the
white population Of Maryland-almoss
twice as great as that Of South Carolina,
and twice as great IS the combined pop
ulations Of Delaware and Florida. The
mulatto population Of Virginia alone ex-
ceedz the number OF whites in either
Delaware or Florida.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
sADDLERY.
REMOVAL
COAL.

WE ABE NOW ENABLED TO DELIyEB.
w al ssOrt noties, b the anantify czrt ioads
. superior Artlcis Of Grssa Rfver Coal. Al or1ass
left ~ fhs GsoeeFy Of II. A. Cock, Hain stresi,
OF - fhe Do<k. iOUsr snd a the wharf, viii -
p1nctu4liy attended 90. THOMAS CO.
sH5-ln
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
VOLUME XVI.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

nO41L141 AGS1a1A Il d
Ho! for the Holidays.
HAVE on HAND AgD Al CONSTANT
IL receiving large aud splendid asaortnsnt
Of
Git Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Leather and Wire POrfm0n-
tes-in great variety.
Also large variety sf JuyeBils Toys and Toy
Books, II every description and styis, which i
viii sell ebsap Tor cash.
Please call and examine my srs.ck before pur-
chasing elsewhere. J. HEALY,
der9 Eo. =. ror. Main a1,I Firrt sis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
AUCTION.
GREAT AUCTION SALE.

uhEAI AUEIIUh sALE-
CD 000 WORTH 9f STAPLE LIVe0ks
.OOtT fs b~ soIi at pueiic zultteis Affii
- b. IN freas II ny aneffo8 room, 90 Asn stgeef
betwssa second and Third- Ll4n0ss insane1 q
- q the fsst qua ify. and VII b sod without r.
ssrve A credit ef fhsse nasnfhs viii be giT>n.
TI~ss Ils1aaFs consist q ths follsSisg zrfieiess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
LETTRR FRoN FREsFDEyT lincoln.

LETTER FRoN PREsgDEyT LINCOLN.
1t appears pertinent to append to the
foregoing correspondence, the annexed
letter from President Lineola The cir
cumstanees which elieited from the Pres
ident the letter. are as We understand
them about as f5ilows: The Senior Of the
Commonwealth. Col Hodges, by invita-
ton. accompanied Gov Bramietse and
Hon. Archie Dixon, on their recent visit
70 Washington, and to the Executive
Mansion, when they bad interviews With
the President and Secretary ef War
At the close Of the inierview between
President Lincoln aud Gov. Bramletta
and Senator Dixon, the President pleas
aRtlg remarked, as the oiheE gentiemeu
were about retiring, that he xas appre
hensive that Kentuckians felt unkindIy
toward him, ia consequence of cot prop
efly under aading the difficultits s by
which be Was surrounded, in his efforts
10 pat down this rebellion; and that he
would explain 90 the geHtlemeu some Of
those difficulties, If they fels inclined to
hear him. 4 Willingness was at once
manifested, and the President explained
to them The difficulties 70 which be lad
alluded
On subsequent occasion. IN a con.
yers4tion wuh Mr.. Lincoln, Col Hodges
remarked, that he was satisfied that The
President was greatly misunderstood By
many Of the citizens Of Kentucky, and
that be would greatly oblige him il be
would write out the remarks made to
Gov. Bramlette and Senator Dixon, ia
order that, with the Presidents psrmis-
sion, they might be published 10 The
Commonwealth; that II Published. the
Colonel doabted not, they would remove
much Of the prejudice which was attemp-
ted to be created against the President
in Kentucky
The President took the niatter into
consideration. and shortly after his re-
turn home the Colonel received the fol
lowing, which we would commend to the
deliberate consideration Of the patriotic
people OF Kentucky:
EwEf.ff4fep II fNafos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

pRTcE-On Wednesday morning Aug. cath, sfter short
lnes Mary tho beloved wife OF Councilman John brce'
Her fane viii take ocs Friday the 2eh inst from be,
Scss. wS; sd w "a , near ana S %
nue, where solemn requiem vii bs sad Tor s Iopoe o.
her soul The relatives aud hieDds OF the fauy ne 70
spectfuy invited to attend
CONKLING-on Wednesday. Aug. 18th. a, Round swamp
Suffolk county l.. l.. Of dghera, hdde Raym9nd young
est Of Erasus A. and Lydia NJ 0onhins "i nfooA'"'
aged IL years, months and - days.
DENNIs-On July 10Th ser short lne'. Isaso Dennis, oil
Jobnsonsburgh. New jersey, aged ~ yeers.
Hamilton, Canada We~t, rspers please copy
DOAk-urowned. at Great Falls Md. Aug $50, Sefsoen'
VIM II. Dosk Co y. e4,h Regiment, n. g. N. s.. T.
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter
EyERIT-on Wednesday morning Aug. oath, Lansing only
Of Thomas and Caroline l.. Evert, aged year and ID
The funeral will take place Friday afternoon Aug 26sh at
p M tho house OF George f. Bby. IS Clark street.
Brooklyn.
FORMAN-Dn the 10Th ins At Alton Ill, Sarah Elizabeth
wife Of Rev j. @. Formsn. Of that city, aged 4cy ears
The deceased ws' the only daughter OF The Ats W,s
For many year. she has borue CONDITION OF III health end
phie suffering wi.h nnwonisa pasne., ' i Sa,
own husband and children will cherish her memory win sn
election ill they NEE, Tor again IN tee kheoCm
heaven. Hr remains viii be buried N Belle Fonaie Cee
terry -. Louis.
JOHNsON-On Tuesday evening. Aug 29d 1904, ansTe
Forrest johnson, wife Of Frederick JOHNSON, III the A'''
Tic relatives aud iiend, Of the family respectfully invite
attend her funeral from 81 stephens ChnIrn o'rs
O'Clock.
JoNEs-On Tuesday, Aug a3d a. Sing Sing n T., Alon1'
V. Jones. son Of the late John s. Jones' aged a.
relative. aud friends 9th family respectfully re1ues,
ed attend his funeral at 81 Paus Church Sing sing OF
Tbursdsy, Aug 2slh Ut O'clock p w. without 'ut'hs
notice
MORIARTY-On Wednesday evening, Avg. 2ath, Lucy A.
xiie Of John d. Morary, aged IS years months ana
days.
IRE relatives and friends 81 the family respectfully itvite
10 attend funeral from the Residence Of her fhrr j.
Howe No. I'll Vest l7h street, Friday Afternoon a.
o'clock without further invitation.
MFssMORE-Tn Bsllyille, n. j.. on Tuesday Aug. I'D
James Edw ard second VI j. r. aud Jennie l. hesSloe
aged months and 10 days.
ROBBTNSAuxast 2ist 81 board the steamer Araso
on her voyage Por, Royal " Sew Yok, Chauneey
Robbins. 81 kensington. Conn
WOODRUFF-at Morrstovn, N. j., on satsrday Aug so'6
Emily Bailey wife OF the late John y. Woodruff and dsush
ter Of The late John u. k.ese
The relatives and friends Of the family fully In
yted to attend her uneTs from the residence Of her brother
ini,w WIN. II. Fleming No. 81 West 45t street, on Thus
day, the 23th inst At p. m.
WOODS-Kied ct tho Weldon R.rosd battle on Thursday
Aug 18th, Captain William 5. Woods. aged p yrars
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited TO snen'
h funeral from the residence OF bis parents 40 Yves
3nh street, Friday the Goth inst at O'CLOCK, m
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CANDIDATES YoK STATE oysroka
Concert in staten Island.

There is To be a brilliant concert given In the
Catholic Church 81. Mary's Staten Island under the
sanction of the Rev Father Louis for The benefit oil
the Orphan Asylum next Saturday evening. August
9TH at o'clock number Of ladies ore very alert in
the matter and is anticipated For the visitors
from the city beg TO announce that hcre VIII DC
special return boat after the entertainments Among
the singers will be Adocarcia superior baritone ana
the celebrated Susini bassoi number OF amateurs
Mrs Hiliard end Others Signor Muzio viii preside ct
the piano. Slgnor Manzocchi will conduct. Airs ana
concerted pieces from operas and other sources ms wen
as sacred pieces. will form the programme To this
charity We particularly invite the attention OF our
readers on the island rs well all who may be disposed
to take a steamboat trip to Con and return pleasantly
the same night.