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On and after MONDAY, osiobsr 10. iBes, trains vlf
.s s.., Sa.s l.
.,oPp!ns a JohD.lown cops6sush, oail,isa, LisSsna
tions Al AsrrsLurs for New York Bsltore and Wash;
layton and rhiisdslPhis for New YoFE bost.a and
ALTOONA TocoMnopA ALTON, daily keep, sunday,
ms;so a NJ 'oRgns A. al IssslsI .l.tions ss.wssn
with trsis. the Indiana Branch Wee PeHaylya9Ia
kail,osd, besusburssnd cres'on Railr'ad Ard Holm.
fiTTsb1RoH AND ERIE MAIL, dsiiy sse,p, Sunday.
Altoona, and al piiaeps Station. @aIIsssrss coz
Sssnon :, harrisburg ior view foss' And
NAIL iSSSStosxopArros. daily i.1s.p. susssy, :,
P..burs M ana asrl.ssrs msf.ns son.ODs 'v via
trains the Ebensburg and Creison railroad aid Hc-
riHl HxrRKss, AMY ,,sB
Bns At iaiIobe, sBlaEyills Ipterssetip9 Jehnstbh
S ssspo
Do.nirg;svn, AZ Haf,i,bars air.s, dos.se.ie.s ian.
Siss ss s s
fitsburs 70 PSilsdslphia and Bsiamois, md % New
JoHssTowN AcconMoDArIoN,s spy (sxs,p, sun.
day1 al 4so n, sioppins II rsguIat sAiioN betreen
Intsrseciion with trains on the indiana West
Psnnsylyania railroads.
stopping only 81 Conansugh, Gaiitssn, Altoona, Hunt
insdon, Leyistoyns Mmin, Newport h4rysyills, Harr
making connection Ai Hsrrisbnrg Tor Nov York, Bslti
more and washing ton,y and ~ phia for New
York. Boston and lplsrmediss .pSint.l Sleeping ears
run thr.agh In this train to PHILADELPHIA and 10 New
York on the Allentovn reuta. tiitrt, f'Sru r. 7u
First Aesommodaiios fraIa for wsiii station leaves
daily (sxespt sundsyl al e.30A. N, gan. ~
Second Aceommod Train for wsf stAon icAvss
daily (sxeept sunday At e40A m,a ~ l.i.g,.,,. =
Third Accommodation Train for wsii' Station isaves
daily except Sunday al $50 p. -'ls1t trf
fouIth Accommodations Train for wan y slationlsav
daily (exeept Sunday at8. up, m
AaaC Haitian ala a.
tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, Al ~ SOp IA
The Church Train leaves Wall ktatio4 every sunday
At Dos q m, and arriving u htlabnrgh at 1000 m.
Rsturnlns leaves Pntshprsh Al lasoR b., and arrives
81 walls Station stAe0 n m-ss4ss,i ,-...
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VIZ ASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AM
wv GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. ID Ia
,ifIrrFApLb
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

- . 4-.4...-s4 wIss,va4o, Ir,. ~ isaa
Trains between wAsHIEGToN and BILTi MORE ara
WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, are nov run a. fol.
.lows, vhi ltsBl-s s4t- o "a -,r.t.I rfi.if4..
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, sxs.p. sunday. a 100, ESQ, and iiis
a. m, and 10. Aso, and 500 y. N. IA
ron ALL WAY sTArIONs.'
Law. s.ily, ..s.D' sand.y,.. 100 I. m. and a4s
yoR war STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAroArs JUNG.
! .L:.,. a, q 70 .sa,s = nL,f sasa 40 and ass p.
49, FOR AHnAPoLfs 'nivni s4i O.
'Ls.v. a |. % and =. % m and 80 p. m 10 tsal.
10 or from Annapolis on Sunday. ~ 10 '1l 3
l,0aad .,a.t ON SUNDAY. tsdf' nl ~
-.---- FOR BALTIMORE .r1g 80 fi5-.
Leave al $50 an. and 24s and o 90 D. m
- FOR WAY sTATIoHR
Leave At Lso q m. and 10 and ,. n . gIE j.
foR ALL PARTs OF THE WHIST. "a AL
Leave daily, except Sunday. At $50 ., m, and 500
station with tfaiss nom Baltimore TO whssips, Par
through tsk..s 10 the ws. can B. had a. tho wash.
we'll = Al ths new odse in the American Telegraph
Building rennsyivania avenue. between Pour. ahd-a
J For New York Phiiadsiphia and Boston, Sc. sdvsr.
ussnent ef Through Lima" y
Ia .t,i.E 81. asi Master q rIts:ps "a,
.T'HE aLN % o. 10 tsi General rieiet AGENT
y. 1u.srr srti a'' GEO. q KoosTz, Agent, W
jas-u "a ~ % I'D Bed 30! sl r wsshinston.. /,
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Office TO soUTHEB NnTRAv-
IN 700. .r.uu ELRRs, u
THE OLD AND DIRECT LINZ ENTIRELY COM
II. PLETED. -t. h., ".
STAGING ENTIRELY pIscosTTfUEDssI -
20 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS. aUlCKEH THAN
BYANY OTHER ROUTE. 90 tvt'


,N g TWICE DAILY. % ''S' 80"
On and after MONDAY, September ID the old lnd
sTSd line ,rS% FRED sRIGKs
Sunday nights excepted as iollpwst = rGG'- :
The fast aud eommodiOuE steamer KEYRoRT. Aptaip
Z: Culinary, Will leave tho wharf t9ot d sII6 street
Washington twice daily, CSundey mofniggs dxesptSd)
N.Y. snS 10 90 M ,sSsss. .ss G RI.Sm ssO
prsdsrisa'Surs snd rVtD@ss HaIlsYhd nov sDrsy
nond, and msklug sohnsstloas With lhs keShond ada
P..sIssarg Railroad for points south %
The steamer leaving Washington a. 90 p ~, arrive,
n hshPOnS =. aSSS mi sSotst az s@gls IN %S for
charlotte, Raleigh, dOid.borJuSh. and Wilmington T.
On ms sus6tTs isS,. wlsHIEsToS .. ,, m. only
and arrive In Richmond At 4. 90 L. m. I ~
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WAsh lgtdn and &C.
eompanisd BY through baggage lastAra-
rhroagh asksp from \, York 10 Richmond. ....sl7 90
egl PhilAd'a Do si" IS 90
%. No. RAlttmore. e. q. 1000
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sBooEp GLASS rHRoUsH rIoKETs 9lFlh VA
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neT SSsRsas S:s md lad S 80:
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street, and on board the Potomac mbostSkI p
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m (SIoHTl and baltimore at $50, L26, hAd p. m n
s1S "a $50 M II I'd IN rH;1nSSnt
concessions Tor Riehinond and the South.
onnlbusss and BAGGAGE Wagons win be in readiness
fao pAa''nEsr' and baggage between dsP0'S In
Passsassrs by thi. Iias pass 81 daylight Noun, Yer,
battle helds fredericksburg by stopping at
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PHILADELPHIA, wIIiMiNGT0N,
IL "a AND BALT1noRn RAILROAD.


commsasins MONDAY, April ION, 1899. y
Trains for Baltimorp and washinstss leave Phiis.
: ais a M, Ispr,.., J,fosdsys sfs.p,sd) iins ~
K,grs.:; 500 p m ksprsss 80 ile p m, Krpssss.
TRAINS IRON BILfInons 10 pnrE fpsEPHiAq q
Leave Baitimere J.25 ~, Way MALL % nj y Ex-
pr.ssi 10 p m, krPressi SO 2 rpl, hrprs'ss ~
- - -, SUNDAY TRAINS, -iH 10 yhi
Leays philaasiyhis for Baltimore Afd ,wsssips,os
tssys saiii%S nor Tor RSsdsphis y d " NJ .Eor
Leave baltimore for New York At SO p h.i \ x q
milo ~ " KkNNEY, euperintsndent
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES. N "
Leave foot Of Barclay street d ID N. and D.. 10,
From foot Of Cortland strsstAt7, 81 and 10 n. Il
n, and p! m, and IL night AL IFiT =
the 2 N. hns runs dAilyi tli others, Sundays
Ut : -I,' '4af W. II. 0ATZMER, Agent,
Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PBnADRLPHTA. Dec rs. 1893 deSl ,
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~ .u-,r.s IN TaE PREss Or

y, LIZ Of JOteh oalpsyaof Massachusetts,. BY his
~ The orgn and Hintofy q the BOOKS Of the Bible.
s Gs$. raP' second ;'r.. ny James Russell
Royal Trntha,, By .Hsnry awaId Bssshsr.
o. summer Rest ~ uall Hamilton.
Ihe iictnre o. " yohh. By Bhyhd Taylor.
H. Lie and iAltrA Of James d@PsreivAl BY Julius
d., III -. . ware g..
p The Complete Festival works o. Mss Muloeh. In
blue aud gold. -
~ 5pae Hours second SERIES By DR.. John Brown.
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VHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR

AVOIDING POINT JUDITH Pc ....
sToNINGT0E LINE u Steamers bel ng the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York The AtAuneh
aud splendid steamer " 7-T71F
" PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt B. Braytou, f.'
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud sATURDAYs
COMMODORE, Capt h. '. Curtis, IsIrrr
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRlDAYA r,
AZ 6oclock, m. from Pier No. IS north River.
These boats are unsurpassed for comfort and
safety, staa rooms secured At the oee Pier No. Is,
on board the boad No. 70 Washington street, Boston,
and at the Providence depot. Return trains leave
Ap2 MIR sIMoas, Agent
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IL Am
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IeTKAMsHIP 0oMPANY - -
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sEw YORK., AIsxAEDRin, wAsHirefeE bEp
+ - r' sif GR0RGBTOwrliNDn o.
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BALTIMORE, REBBcoA CLYDE, lsy NIPPLE
Fr1I'i m oossEncrIos vIrn rstAsD syEAnrRs
roEoRas n. STOUT, NAT rLown AND ANs
80. LII. .,,. sL @nespArs .ps FRIDAYS.
at Il m foot d sh street deergslpwn and Pier
Is, Rasi River, foot 81 wall street, Nov York.
,'rh'if%% Rcs'PesiH 586dHTos, Agent
4.,t Z foot uf High street, Georgetown.
g.,a..s,.- %, n ELDRIDGE q Co., Agents, . .
n = Prince Street wharf, Aistsndfia,
r N''t JANIS HAND, Agent
D. . uiitl yri 2. - III Walt Street. New York.
Freight Received eonsianny and Forwarded 10 all
parts of the country With dnparh. al lowest rates.
Ths pptsids steamers Of this ipa sTspow being put In
order Tor the Spring trade and until farher notice oar
freight will BE- carried By the Bxpress line Of Inland
stekmefs, with Regularity and dispatch.
ii5e2a y n,r fs"-. u ~ O. r. fiouoHToN, Agent. >
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ANNOUNCEMENT Elk RAoR-
IL DlSARYiil .-u. r.


Of Isaine Al an erIly dsts the srst mber Of New
THE MTRRoR OF THE rIMRs."
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anangsmssts; The Publishors q /" THE MIRROR OF
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OBsof the moot and promising d. our Younger
Litsrateprs and whose late work The lCampaQps Of
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over written II ii no puff but 4 candid aekpSvledy
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. q
New linz o. nrst class side wheel steamers between
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA CowBs, ~,
with comfortable accommodations for paaseBgers Of all
grades carrying the United States Nail, Leave New
York on THURSDAYS. Y. g ..
BALTIC, 5000 tons, 900 horse power, A. O. Hg 81
Jones, Commander .........: 2eth April.
horse powsT Observation-Disclosures. 10Th Nay
ATLANTIC, 5000 tons, LEGO horse power,
&c, Hoyer, Commander. 3lst May.
BALTIC, A. O. Jones. AIh June.
Al experienced surgeon on board.
The Company will norbe responsible for specie
yauAbles unless bills Of fading, having the value
pressed, are signed therefor. ~ 81. rftH9.tf
y Hates o. passage payable In gold Its equivAsut
Rira Cabin, tioSt Second s5i6o; stesrage, sS7 80.
Return tickets; |, t2o6; H. sls2 90; stserage s71o
JOHN X. BLvAYs 4 CO.,
500 Pcnna- ave-, or 81 Louisiana ave-,
.'.. .fs D.. .E 'ia t' "rl W Agents for D. @.
sS-For sub-eription to the stock Of this Company
offering safe and dividend paying Investment, apply
TO -..l Lar1a. JOHN K kLvANs Co,
my3-lm oil. HI ..r Agents for ID. c.
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pass through each train before reaching lhs Depot tara
up checks and deliver baggage 70 any pkrt Of ihs sy
Once No 40 Penn street, open day and nlsht yhSs ~
orders for the movement Of passengsrs ahd bkgkaEe
will receive prompt pttention. .jalYisiT q
Baltimore express will Axrtvs with Philadelphia
press at 4 80 p, m, on Mondays r,t.. it"7nh- ,
EoTICE-h ease Of iOss,. the compkBy win hold
Themselves for personal bag tass only and
for an amount n'''rs''di'S slGos
Al the Psnnsylvana Central Railfosd fa4sopss, si.
bon, LihArtv snd w..hiastan stve.'f VIZ - 'i"i
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK LINES. -"
Leave VALIANT street wharf at and 4 a. N. IL m. |,
and p. m. tu.l f.fr+ z 'EIeu 80 ~ /
Ls.i. K'..as to q Dope. a, ,,, 70 and
The Q. Is p. m. line runs daily '(alI Others Sun
days excepted. s o. 90. t-.'. ''Hf i lF.a
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si.,4,a.l... N. II. MILLER,
oyEIoE. no, 81 NINTH sFRHSr wEsr. I

. 49, III. ~ Nesr Pennsylvania avenue, - "a -, ,
'Weud respectfully inform his friends and The public
Gsasraly that he 10 attending to an legal bnSine
such .. administering the Amnesty ~ we'll a. an other
oatha Drawing leases Deeds wills Power OF Attorney
y Landlord and Tenant Notices., ke., DO.
Legal, advice given In all ia branches.
g-PaFteuiaT Attsnton paid the collection OF dAbS
q sad slair.sia general. i.l'T l'b-7 % " Ia2I,H
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RiJsr, " q, Ky, S2i street, Capitol Hill .. .s.
Rogers, Andrew J., New Jersey, WtlArd'G- DO
Rollins EAEsId o., ". T.. 80 AZ street .+..
Ross. Lewis W. lippls, Washington HOUSE. .'.r
stsXsBA. ThAddspH, Psans. 2s south street.
BpAldlns, r. P Qhlo, a NORTH A street.
sehsuek, R0bk q, ) Ohio, 1875 Q street.
soohsld, q. w, PenRs, Avenue House.
shHnkiin. Geo. ID. Ksntaaky. 4 ~ street.
stllWsll, =. N. IPdiSna. AeatOn Honss.
saTyar, PhilSlPa. Wisconsin 4xsnps House.
shslsbSrger sainuel, sohis, "a sxth street 9ss D.
sttgrsayss, ChArlss, ~ j., As Twelfth street, . 49,
sloaA, IthamsE Q. WE, 10 Fonr. and "a bSlfd
Smith. Green Cay, KAntuskI, 2ls Y GFSet
Starr jobs ", HaW Jersey, 26z o gtrstl
etroaSet hyer, Pa, lMiFS WhunSy's, cHP. Hill.
-IhYW,A Russell. PsInsyl . anlA, 1881 street.
Taylor Nelson New YeTk, 40 LOalAlsAH ave. t.,I -a
fTr9V bridge, X. B.. Michigan, ssalpn House. ..r.
IEhsr, stsphsl. Rsw,YpTk BasLOp House
Th9pHa, tTspel ., Nd. 42s CAtr0Jl Place
Thomas, John T.. IT,. Nd. "A Years NJ "a half st.
Thorpton, Anthony, H., lP Elghth street,
Tumble, las, enLaeky HS.1Alk AtTeStf ~ fE1.
pPso4s ChsIlss, hlqhigea., Avenue Honss
Wan Horn, Bart New YORK. 44b TWslfth strest.
Yea HqrA, Robert T.. No, $40 Tasth Aifsbt.
Van Asrnam, Henry, n. ", waIhin gton House.
wight, kRv., N. j., whitnsy's, capitol Hin.
EJllga. 8, ", Psapsyi yanlA. National. = ... r.
INslks, eytlp. oAio, SstISuh ., CAP. HILL sI.,a
4. M g..aA. L
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~ & ssY-STRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE At
49, NV IuI1 ob4hpA W Ihsi M % 81 v
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BoNNETs. The Fall fashion OF this
head gear It's piquant and striking
Moreover, it is pretty aud becoming, as
general rule. 1t is perfect godssDd
to the coidwers. So small is the new
style of bonnet that everybody dressing
en- rigeur, no matter what may be the
abundance Of her own hair, must reen'
force il with from five to ten dollars'
worth of some one elSe's. So great, in
Iced, already is the demand for artificial
hair that large portion Of the water
falls, rolls, frizces and other appendsges
with which an unnatural crop of hair
is initiated, are made of silk or
overwhelmingly termed nohair
Purchase a silken cord at the uphols.
ter's, AID it will be seen that the silk Is
only twisted round the surface-the cord
is cotton. Just SO, because Eugenles
once magnificent tresses are growing
thin, everybody is wearing somebody
else's hair, and big roll OF pad OF goat
wool or horse hair is artfully covered on
The outside with the hair OF some Nor
mandy peasant bride, who through the
instrumentality of an memorable pair VI
scissors has brought to her husoanu
Wedding portion. Save waterfall curls
chat cannot be made except OF human
hair, q very large share OF the other
embellishments, rendered imperative TO
those who wear fashionable bOnnets, are
ihe YeTiest sham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-15

BOARD OF EDUCATION,--At the meet
inc of the Board of Education, held on
Thursday evening the City Superintend'
ent reported large increase in attend
apce of pupils in all the schools. 1t
was recommended that the First Ward
School be enlarged BY the building OF
an additional wing; that the upper
rooms of the Seventh Ward School be
used Cor q Grammar school, in order to
relieve the pressure upon the Second
Ward School; that the school house In
Centre township should be repaired and
provided with new furniture. No defn'
ite action was taken upon the sugges'
lions Of the Superintendent.
A petition from Principals OF Schools
asking that the text books in the differ
emit schools be made uniform, was read
and referred to a committee OF three
Messrs M'Lure, Wheat and Robinson.
Messrs M'Lure and Wheat, and the
Cit Superintendent, Mr.. F. S. Williams,
wer, constituted committee to revise
She present school law, so as to adapt
it TO the wants of the School Districts.
Tho contract for building the main
building of Webster Township school
was awarded to Mr., J, NJ, Brodie, ut
g ,2S5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-15

IRIsHNIEN ON RADICAL BLARNEY.-
The Irish adopted citizens Of Washing
ton, held large meeting a few evenings
ago, and passed the following resolution :
Resolved, That the late maneHvering OF
the Radicals to gain over the votes of our
fellow citizens, can only be regarded by
the latter with ridicule and contempt,
particularly when it is remembered that
the Radicals have always been the bit.
ter enemies of the Irish race, and that
their leader, Thaddeus Stevens, only re-
Gently declared in public speech the
negro to be far better and more deserving
than the Irish and Germans; and that
during the last session they were careful
not to consummate any measure for the
benefit Of those whose vote they now
aim to secure.
Let the Radicals put that in their pipe
and smoke it,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-15
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

RoBBrNG HEN RoosT.-Fer some
lime past Mrs. Rider who keeps Doaru'
ing house in Centre Wheeling mas
Idly endeavored to keep on manu- q
suy,ly of chickens equal TO 'ne Gemanus
ort.. hoorIers This, she had almost
concluded, was an impossibility, for
notwithstanding the fact that she pur-
chased more than she had killed, the
hen roost was always found wanting.
Before uightfall Mrs. r. would count her
chickens, and conclude she had enough
for breakfast, but when the servants
made their morning visit to the poultry
pen to commence the work of death
among the fowls, invariably there was
not en- ough for breakfast. Night before
last, about tenor eleven o'clock, a fear
rul noise was heard in Mrs, RS poultry
ward, and the old lady, in company with
several boarders, who had often felt the
worse for such foul proceedings as were
supposed to be at that moment In pro-
gress, made desperate rush for the hen
Toost, The boarders rushed into the yard
pell nell. and knowing that tho making
of good breakfast was the prize to be
contended for, stuck close together, ready
and eager to meet the enemy. A chicken
was dropped on the ground and figure
was seen TO move across the yard and
take refuge in 40 clubhouse This place
OF refuge was surrounded, aud one of the
attacking party entered to bring out tho
thief The man rushed from the ont
house, but was soon caught by the board.
ers and held until light was procured
The man, after d desperate resistance.
was recognized as Joseph Babbitt, aud
then released to 90 his way. BabbitG
was subsequently arrested add taken
before Justices Hughes and M'Manaway,
who committed hun 30 jail Tor trial
before tue Circuit Court. Tte prisoners
friends obtained his relase on bail, and
be was thus saved Donth's i0oaroera-
tioa before trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-15

DIED FROM HER INJURIEs.-Mrs
Theresa Kober, who was a week or two
since thrown from her milk wagon, on
Washington street, in the FIRST Ward
died from the effects of her injuries, on
Thursday evening. After the unfortu'
nate lady was removed to her residence
in the country, she suffered greatly from
the injuries she had received by the fall,
and fsally lock-j jaw set in and put an
end to her existence. Her remains were
Yesterday afternoon inferred in Mount
Wood Cemetery.