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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
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- SATURDAY EVENINGS -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
= ALENIC JNSTITUTE.

AT THE 0ALENIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, IN Cohcert Han
Block. near the Post Office, ~.
Paul. Minnesota.
~ The only regular charter.
ed lnArmary Of the kind In ~
West, IN charge Of regular ~.
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College Of Ohio.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATIONS.
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bility. Private Diseases, Female
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

Complaints. &C.. personally or by letter An illue'
tratcd Medical Pamphlet on the above diseaeee CO.
tsinInp a. large pspes and wing fall partic1laso,
sent to sny address ON receipt Of - cents: -
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New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
fBy Telegraph ]


Bishop Tehan administered the rite Of con-
hrnsiiop h Nashville, yesterday, TO 30 candidates
Thirty delegates 10 the Annual Convention OF
the Lodge Of r. and A. haon' In NeSio CITY tooA place 10
Buffalo Yesterday
The f6te Champttre, for the benefit of the
charitable Institutions Of New Orleans closed with tournament on
Saturday 81,
IA number of important cases are before the
United states st. Louis which The defendants are
II N speIy and b. S Pre,tyman, both Of Pekin, ILL.,
Accounts from South Western Georgia are that
h working we'll One third less cotton has Deeh phea
% ,bsa isst year The plant . vigorous and healthy
Bisbop Tuttle Of Idaho has been elected to the
pl,es of the late Bishop Hawk Of Missouri
Gen Schofeld will return to Richmond this
veei 10 turn bis command 70 bis successor
Last week heavy rain-storms prevailed on the
n,1 vest OF Omaha Nebraska doing considerable damage
In the Boston Hide and Leather National Bank
As..an James d. Martin aud A. G. FELTON, have been rdce
i Sy entries In the books OF the bank and or msa
plying the funds
Gen Iemuel Todd addressed the Pennsylvania
10 the Pittsburgh Academy OF hhe Oh SAlui
dsv .nA ey Eov Curtn elected President Of the Organization
law Partridge Cashier Of the First National
Rail ~ So Psls f. attempted commit suicide by cutting ms
throat at tbe syraeue House yesterday moTng lie vi" POOV
recover =, -
The veterns of the late Tooth Regiment, n. Y. 5:
NJ vii celebrate the anniversary Of their hst hgh' oh hoDoy le
the City Hail. Buffalo -,
AT Cambridge Dorchester Comfy, Md on on
Mondsv sdt Is with John Rook aud koo seized Be
are and ,ssS shoyped him 70 pieces lie gave himself up ara wa
mpsops sn9 Sb be Coronsr holding Inquest nH''eS
suicide 10 his cell b hanging himself Sh strips oi bed eo'Ses
Peter Van Ness n well known and very respect
able eitien, Of TIoy, dIoS9sl "a we ""'V' ' ''
the Of his sal boat
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
THE DIPLOMATIC DUEL.

ACCOMMODATING the nomination of Thaddeus 7.
Mott as Minister Resident TO Costa Rica are two
letters from the Secretary OF State, explanatory Of
the reasons for the recall of A. q. Lawrence. The
first is addressed to Col Lawrence and Is as follows:
To A. LAWRENCE esqSr h matter OF public
nooey and believed unquesonAbe that you hsye been
epa duel this BY this have violated the
m approved 20 1883 entitled An act 70 prohibit the
giving accepting within this District Of Columbia challenge Sight
other This proceeding part Is the
more 10 regretted the military
epe must familiar With the 23h article OF which
prohibits officer soldier sending accepting challenge totgh
de upon ahered The President therefore entertaining
under The The Ofense pr above
fered against renders uBbecomng that sa
longer epresep United States their Minister 10 Costa ka
deemed adbe nominate TO the Senate 10 In that
Character message making the nomination he has set forth hs
reasons therefor IT. should deem advisable TO leave
Costa ea before shall arrive the accompanying sealed
letter 10 e Predet Of that Republic recall will
archives Of tie legation the custody Of some respectable etsn
ofths United States Yours Gc, nh H. nKWAhp
The letter of Mr. Seward is addressed under the
same date To the Baron GerOlt the Russian Minis
ter in the following terms: ,,,., -,
the truth Of witch there believed be question that Baron Henry
Kasero secretary and Count Lobum 40 attaehe Of you
sgao guilty former principal the later sec0no
voBg Congress approved Feb 20 1883 entitled An act
prohibit giving accepting within the District OF conmo OF
chRege Gght jne and for punishment theteo
gentlemen are OF nations from Judicial prosecution
M violation af the statute the President nevertheless directs
ht Baron KosserW and Count Lohnm
MAJ In proper be made sensible Of is dspleasue
eea sidsrsiion WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
A FOREIGN sWINDLER.

Several months ago a foreigner, calling him
self Russian Count, and pretending to be Colonel OF
Engineers m the Russian Imperial service made his ap-
pearance m this city, and announced himself as the agent
of his Government t0 make contracts with certain engi
neerlng firms tins country He hired an office down
town and would occasionally show TO those whose ac-
quaintance he had made plans of the work that was
being executed under his supervision lie brought with
him letters OF Introduction from many OF tho leading men
OF Europe aud these united 10 an easy bearing ana good
address, sced gain him admttance into tho most re-
fined and exclusive society IN this and neghborng cities
AT Washington lie treated with marked consldera-
on was shown through the public buildings, and was
allowed Inspect the Navy Yards at Washington ana
Brooklyn and the fortheat0ns in this city and else
where Unfortunately, the expected remittance from
Russia failed from unknown reason 10 arrive ana
the Bsfon was forced To appeal TO ms AuleIlcah
ends for loans, and he borrowed from
various persons sums ranging from 500 10 sZ'VV, Nv,
aud amounting in the aggregate 70 $4,000 or SOOo 10
one gentleman, who had loaned nm ~ various times
81 800 the Baron said recently that his ongexpected re-
mittance had arrived aud he made an appointment Wt
his creditor meet him on certain day ana go WIN %
20 brokers' 10 procure currency for ms hussan RoI
In calling nj the office Of the Baron, on te uay hahen
the gentleman found him buslly engaged III eHplhnhH
some the plans To stranger anu as u W9uu Dc ihpos
sble for him TO 20 90 the brokers' on at uy ne Deg9e
the Indulgence OF his friend and named another day Be-
fore that day the Baron had disappeared ana the
noce ON being Informed Of the circumstance made IN
anlry and ascertaned that man answering the descp
ton of him sought for had. on wednesday last, taken
passage In steamer for Europe.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

Wesners rife company and by glee club from Elaa-
bethtOwn After these came the 81 Franescus, ot;
Peters st. Antonus Societies OF this clty ST. Joseph OF
MauhattanVille st. AlphOnus and St. Aloyslus OF tne
Church of the Holy Redeemer st. AphOnsus ana ot hl
chaels OF ST AlphOnsus's Church. ThompsOn-st, with
band; ST. Bonayenturas Of Pittst st. Josephs Of York
vile; 81 Johns and st. JaoObus of Tbrdst with band
ST. Josephs Of Thirdst the oldest in the city ana sec
ton Of cavalry commanded by Capt Schurz The Papal
flag carried By the ST. BOnlface Society OF brooklyn
attracted much attention. 10 Is made of pure white
silk, having side excellent portrait OF Plus IA
and on the oter the coat OF arms of the Pope with the
tiara and the Keys between branches OF laurel ana nes
lt was sOemnly cOnsecTatGd In the Ihrdstreet ChTc1
Sunday May "a The head of the procession arrived
In front OF Church OF the Holy Redeemer, amd te
welcome OF bells about II. o'clock n ana the sOcle
ties filed into the edlce with their banners Every avail
able space therein occupied there DelnS no es
than 30s0 people present Solemn high mass was tnen
begun. The Rev. Father Leimgruher, the "father
rector" was the ceebrant the Rev Father ODonougnue
acted deacon the Rev Father Peter as suDdeacon,
and the Rev. Fathers Freitag and Pfer as masters o
ceremonies. All these reverend gentlemen DelOnY 70 e
sanctuary number OF the German clergy from thlS
city aud vicinity After the reading OF the nrst GosPe,
the Rev. Father Weyrich, SS r., preached poweIIus
aud eloquent sermon based on IT, John XIV from te ou
10 the inclusive. The Mass on the occasion
the ellknOwn Pascal Mass by Sambllotte, IN tne
rendering OF which the choir was assisted Dy tne ~
Cecilia Singing Society and orchestra OF 80 pieces lne
altar most brilliantly Illuminated, and the gorgeous
and imposing ceremonial of the Mass was carried Out
strictly in accordance with the Roman ritual Inc
business OF the Convention Will be commenced tns MORN
ing at the Gemania Assembly Rooms. In the evening
Father Weyrich. the condition of Catholic schools.
The Most Rev. Archbishop will celebrate POntlhea Mass
and deliver appropriate sermon to the assembled DEL
egates on Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
OBITUARY.

Ex-Police Commissioners William McNlurray
WAS found dead In bed In his apartment ut No. lie Fifth
ave early yesterday morning. Mr. McMurray was well
known in leading Democratic circles, having taken ar
active part politics for many years past About Is
years ago he was elected State Senator from the lNt Dis
rjc and served one term In tho Legislature In 1864 ho
was appointed by Gov Seymour who was his warm per
sonal friend one Of the Board Of Metropolitan Police
Commissioners end on the organization Of the Board he
was elected Treasurer, which position he nled most ac-
ceptaby until tho expiration OF his term In 1866 on Mr.
MeMurTay's retirement from the Board of Police Com
isoners he presented by the Inspectors and Cap
ans with handsomely engrossed set OF resolutions ex-
nessye their retirement Coroner Keenan,
viii hold inquest to-day. 1t is supposed that apopexy
was the cause OF death.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
MURDER AND PRoBAB1E SUICIDE
A WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUSBAND-THE MUIR
DEREK THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF.

WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUsBAED-THE MUIR
DEREE THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF.
AT about liz o'clock on Saturday morning,
Alonzo Mccormick killed his wife, Mary by shooting her
through the head with pistol and then fred shot from
another pistol into his left breast in the region OF Tue
heart Although his injury considered Of fatal char
Acer lie was st alive yesterday, with no prospect low
ever OF recovery. The facts connected win the ea
eb0iy Affair are as follows: Mccormick and WIe are
nalVes OF Newark, New-Jersey. Ihey nave Deen
married one year. He is "a and she was Is years
OF age His trade was that OF harness-inaker Dut ~
appears that In consequence Of dssipated habits he SCI
dom worked at that any other business ana so, WIN
ms VIE, became burden on his father Wealthy ana
hlgy respectable gentleman residing at NO % iarst
Newalk Some time last week MS father turnea MN ou
OF the house, and having very little money anu no Pdce
else to lie went to Brooklyn He called on Mr JOhn
Welsh friend OF the family residing IN SlXthaVe near
ftstst, and told the circumstances IN winch ne WIS
placed Mr. Welsh invited him 20 his home ana tOd MIN
that he could remain there long he desired prom
ing 10 find him employment at his trade lie accepted
he Kind Offer and, with his wife, took up MS quarters
there ON Thursday last Nothing unusual was hOtlce9
by his wife. She returned at a late hour without him
and he did not make his appearance until IL o'clock on
saturday forenoon. She him coming 10 tne mouse,
and noticing that he under the influence or quOr let
the room they occupied the second floor. ehe
made up bed sofa and chairs for his accom-
nOda0n, and while thus gagged, IL seems that he came
up behind her and shot her in the head She fell forward
dropping her knees, and her body resting the Ded
face downward. He Immediately thereafter shot himself
With another pistol and also fell upon the bed beside
razor, neatly wrapped mp IN piece OF paper, from
which and other circumstances 1t Is plain that he
Intended accomplish the purpose he had in view with
that weapon, II the pistols failed His friends being tel
although greatly exhausted from the loss of blood,
able to recognize them.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
cUB4.

MANIFESTO OF GEN. MARQUEZ-sLAYES RI.
TURNED TO THEIR MASTERS '-''
HAVANA, May 3O.-Gen, Marquee has issued
pamphlet manifesto address to tho Mexican poople de-
inng his position lie states that he Is resolved 10 retire
forever from pubc life and denies and dproyes many
OF the allegations OF cruelty attributed 10 hun He Gays
that the statements that he the author Ut the laCu
baya massacre are false and claims have acted always
u.,s superior orders. He Bso atJgcks the statements
made by Baron iagO anu gives history oI lRo stke OF
Mexico He concludes By expressing the wish 10 DIE IN
the defense OF Mexico against foreign Invasion. ne
steamship Rnpidau which arrived yesterday liom NeN-
York brought two slaves stcyCdOrc who left mere on
tlc Bcuyc and we've delivered by the captain oi ihe
nenYllle ~ tho captan Ot thc IApuln Oh lt hhH et
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
TIE uNpEReRouNp RAILROAD.

When the bill for an Underground kAllroa!
was promptly signed by the Governor II expected
that the incorporators would commence immediately to
carry out the object OF their franchise. To this me
however, nothing definite, except 70 call meeting OF
tho ncorporators has been done The meeting will take
niace on the 10th Of June, at the OF Lewis B.
Brown No Broadway, second floor This meeting for
the purpose OF formal organization, and the develop
ment Of plans for future operations Then contracts FOR
tc work to be done must be made and sufficient time
yon - the public 10 subscribe 10 the stock The incOr
norotoTs named =, the hl will euiuu whether or not
Hey shall go on and build the toad before al the stock
subscribed for In any event IL will be almost IN Ih
Fall months before ground be broken ana tue loau
cnlnInnncpd
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
DIED.

AUSTNAt Camp Coacorda, Rio Gande Texas ON Mays WAn
Austin Captain and Assistant Surgeon u B. A. In the 2ita
wear Of his age CIT. Austin. Stratiori, Conn
BRoUWEROa SATURDAY morning May 80 Jacob Broawer In the 7
year ofhis u a., ,,,r, .
bis sonslnAw Thomas Ryeron NJ D. sad kd.in Miller
snsety invited the tha Middle Reformed
urb Church place Tuesday Juns al O'Clock
WREKs-A BergeB n j. MAY 81 Rsther essd aged and
II months, widow OF Samuel Week5
The relatives friends Of the hmly respectfully invited
her the Reformed Dutch Church Tuesday Afternoon
June 3 at 1 o'clock
KINGAt j. Friday tho 10th inst B. wife of
Richard Klg aud daughter OF the Ale Greene bronson
Funeral Monday June 10 O'clock a. at MdOa
Presbyterian Church tpr, AdamssL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
THE prNNsyIyANIA REGISTRY LAW.

pUuADELPHIA, May 3I.-Ihere was large
attendance OF members OF the bar and politicians at the
supreme Court Yesterday to hear the argument In the
Re1istry case when on the application OF Mr. George
Rdde 10 take IL up Judge Strong refused the ground
thatthe must take its place on the calendar MT
Rldie said that the Aldermen would meet on Monday
next and act under the law and the only question to
be decided the important question OF its constitution
aIity u should take precedence the calendar Judge
strong remarked that If 1t argued It could not
be decided Mr. Rawe, for the contestants then
sad that the Aldermen would meet and organize under
the law and await the decision OF the Court before pro
ceedng further so the lies until an early day
nav NVaa
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
sIrM,IARY OF CANADIAN NEWs.

OTTAWA, May 30.-The new quarantine reg
uatiOns published under the great seal OF Canada
The penalty for cOntraycnton Of the regulations SioO
with imprisonment An order IN council has been passed
forbdding fishing for salmon with swing nets n Cana
dian waters Oysters not 10 be hed for between the
last Of June and the first OF September An order has also
passed regulating the importation OF swine In Canada
The rate OF discount American invoices Is 2S cent
rightfu outrage and intended murder is reported from
Arthabaseavlle Canada. Maria Poisson, aged 49, while
passing through the bushes was attacked by one PrOyn
cheur who braly violated and then beat her until hc
supposed her dead. PTOvinchcur has been arrested
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
TREATY wITH THE osAGE INDIANS.

OsAGE COUNCIL GROUNDS, Kansas, May 27-
An important treaty between the United States Govern
men and the chiefs, cOunselors warriors and red men
Of the Usage nation was concluded to-day and signed
Under the Usage nation cede 70 the Government and
the Leayenworth Lawrence and Galveston Railroad the
remaining lands owned by the Osages in Kansas tHclud
ing their trust lands In all about S0000O0 acres by this
cesOn the annuites to the Indians are largely Increased
and abundant provision il made for the settlement OF
their now home in the Indian territory. Grave Difficult
ties recently occurred between settlers and these
Indians and their early removal the Indian Territory
il regarded desirable The consnmmation Of the
sale OF lands TO the Galveston Railroad Company It Is
believed viii insure the speedy construction OF this I'M
line of raj
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
CONVENTION OF GERMAN CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
The German Central Catholic Union formally

The German Central Catholic Union formally
naueurated ts thirteenth annual Convention yesterday
by grand procession Of the delegates through the prn
Inal streets escorted by the various German Catholic
societies this city and vicinity aud solemn hgh Mass
at the Church Of the Most Molly Redeemer, III Ihrust
The delegates Of the Convention number anout ana
represent every section OF the country Ihe oDects Oh
the organization were fully explained In Saturdays
TRIBUNE For q wonder had q clear day yesterday,
aud the procession made most imposing display IN con-
seauence In Second, Third, and Fourhss ana IN the
avenues transversDg the same Deng hat secto oi .o
city where our German fellow citizens mostly reside
they had taken the 70 decorate te fronts OF
their houses that especially In Ihrust opposite the
church, the display OF national hags ana catholic lng
MIA gave TO that portion OF the city the appearance OF
gala day Across the street. above ana below the chur
we're thrown arches Of, evergreen, surinounted by
the national hag and across and pendant therefrom
morning the Societies and the Delegates ranged them
selves professional order, and the line OF arch was
forthwith taken up. platoon OF police, under com
mand Of Capt Mount, headed the line, which was made
up as follows: , o,.
A secon Of cavalry, Capt. sehwartzman; the Commit
tee of Arrangements: the honorary members OF the
Union; band; Independent Rifle Company. Capt Benr
pcn OF Chicago; the officers of the Union; the clergy
the Societies from Pittsburgh, with band the soeiees
from Buffalo, Rochester, Utica, N Y. Erie fehl anu
columbus, OhiO the ST. Francis and 81 Stepnn9n
Societies OF Syracuse, N. VI the Societies from hsn
mond Buchanan, Johnstown, Newport, Cincinnati, NM
waukte and Chcago two societies from Mllalls1Dn
with band Union Rife Company, Capt. Brahn; 81 JV-
sephs Society OF East NewYork number of New OK
societies aud societies from Paterson and Jersey Cy oI
Iihorus and Bonatcius Societies OF Ncwarh accom-
nanipd by independent rifle company, Capt Dlcke'
from that city, and two other societies. escorted DS O"p'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
TIE GREAT EARTHQUAKES.

THE SMOKE FROM MAUNA f61 SILL c6VfRISG
-r-r - r. TIE COAST.
SAN Francisco, May 2s.-The United States
steamer Lackawana arrived hero to-day from the Sand.
vlch Islands She is reported having quit Honolulu
because Of the intlmaton that the King regarded her
presence as a menace. Considerable scntiyoness pre-
walls IN certain circles In Honolulu relative to Ame-
doings The smoke from the Hawaiian volcano stll
fills the air for several hundred miles at 40
eruption, however has been reported.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
THE wRsr rNDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA May 3The following the closing prices Of nsrcsntts
for the Guiding to-day: as reals for No. 10 NO ~ and
giO reals for 90 aroaa Molasses Sugar oUi
reals Tor No to Moaes 5e reals Cor Clayed AID sal reals
for Muscoyado Sugars unsettled Honey u az reals per
gallon Phs hrmsI eoI to NOrsseIa and Soots PS'S q
per hid Moasses Northern ports ss 1896 IS per hid
sugar TO Southern ports 90 5Od SO hhd Moasses Southern
norts as 50 IS IS Bacon 6Gl6lc D Butter IN demand AZ
O956c shocks reals box Hoops so Ys C' Sr iosf
msI $3.50 S2 y OOc feet White Pine and Sl90$ $J for Pitch
Pine E,chaug-On London 0lgll eeut premium Va Ona
states Currency per dseounti In o oag Sgh per cent
tagauul
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
CONFLICT WITH THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-An official report
from Can't Muuson the result OF conflict with
party Of 80 40 Indians In the vicinity OF PARADISE
Valley, North Eastern California May capt Munsons
aud 9Th Cavalry. The Indians occupied strong position
I'm the mountains but were driven from Is after four
hours, hghting with loss OF several killed The troops
lost one killed aud two wounded The Indians were
with riff
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
popprpy OF THE ACTRESS LoTTA.

ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-Mr. Crabtree, father OF
Lota the actress disputed with his wife and took from
her trunk $4,000 i'm government bonds and $4,000 In
treasury notes the earnings Of his daughter he then
departed for He also struck his daughter and
carried of ali her ewelry, leaving her and her mother
without money Grabtree intends 10 return to England
lvaa Mt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
Married.

CooK-BOYD-On Thursday May 2 IN Portland Me- ey the Rev
Benjamin H. Bailey William Cook Of NewioA 70 oHse ~ "Ausne
Of lohn p. Boyd esq, ofPotlsnd
s-MLBR-n Trinity Chapel On THURSDAY sh Inst 0 me nc
SIN TO Jenn b. daughter Of the late John Miller d. all hs
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

=. The grade of the Western Pacific Railroad
between Sscraeato aud san Francisco Is advancing rapidly
"A fire at Jackson, Cal. on Saturday night
destroyed property valued at O,OOl
-. Coy Fletcher and a number of prominent per
Louis have tsegrsDbs TO Gov Baker requesting hin 10 re-
LeasaH
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01


KPLIYou Sunday morning she 5 inst, Of consumption bHgn
the only ofJOhn Kelly LAKE sherf Of hewfork sg' ~'
months and IS dags - . Al. ,, t..t,.d ,o .tte.<
The relatives aud Of the family respectfully veo 70
H. mineral rom residence Of biz fther No 90 etlgo1
ON Wednesday morning. June at Icock TO 81 PArA ,s,
Sr, where solemn High Mas Of Requiem will be celebrated 'f u"
repose Of bis soul . . 81. "A. -. A. A.. ..,h.A,.T
NcGR ATHAt Poh.m 90 Friday, Nay ~ sBdte1 Eliza G. vie
william Mcnh elles, daughter Of X W stampsr e9
Relatives and friends are attend the funeral on
o'clock from the residence Of her her ihirAe corner !" rV
frstst, Brooklyn -, .s.,.t..L
MoNURRAY-Suddeny SUNDAY Nay ~ 'D' ho' "'~~ Nv
Murray RKP0iice COnmseEer
Notice OF the funeral hereafter 80. t.... N
RRACII-Os SanrIsy morning May d. sr shot Illness 'sm n
John and Rneine Reach the yh year o u T...
the residence Of ls parent No w S01, -.
o'clock Relatives a1i friends ofthe ism sn9 h' 0
ofCOumbis College respectfully invited 70 A"e"h
FUNERALS TO-DAY
CROWLEY, JEREMIAH. No. u Truty place
CUNNINGHAM. HELEN No. 3i9 Chnt0ust, Df0oAJn
EDWARDS CIiAS., TrinityChurch.
FARRELL. BRIDGET, No. 247 Bast rhirtrsis'bsh
KING, SARA b.. De- Aiamss Church. Madison
LINDEMAN, FRANK H., No. % TbOmpssusl. n X
MOULIN LAURA, No. 80 Bghth.sve.
REGAIN. KATB L., No. 81 Atauey.st
ROBERTSON. GBO, No. 25t West fity fourtbA
WOLFE JANB, Grace Church