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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20
SUPREME CouaT-SP;ClsL Term.
The Park Avenue Squabble-An Injunction
Granted.

TCIUTC JUHBC BuIUaTU.
The People OF tte state or Aeo YORK ana James
BrO,oa ps. The Nec YORK. ana Harlem Roib'oad
Conpony.-This suit which Is brought to prevent
the Harlem Railroad Company from opening an
trance TO their tunnel from Park avenue came up
yesterday q motion by the plaintiffs for TEN.
porary injunction to restrain the defendants from
dlsturbng or interfering with the streets on Fourth
or Park avenue between Tnirty-second street and
FOrty-second street." After the reading Of afldavts
and argument Of counsel Judge Barnard granted the
Injunction, to stand until the final hearing or the
case.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
Local Notices.

BRADY's FAMILY BIr1ERs is one Of the best
appetizers with which we are acquainted For
diseases of the liver and kidneys it has no
equal. it il pleasant, e1hilarating beverage
and TO dyspeptics especially it is Indispensable
Every family should have a supply on hand.
The chief Office Of the Company is at the corner
Of Washington and franklin Streets
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

THs ITPoGRAPAICAL UNIoN.-It is certainly an
agreeable task when our trsdes' unions are in
a delapidated condition, to note the continued
success Of the Oldest aud strongest labor union
in The city-the Typographical Union. During
no period since its organization, has it been in
more founshing condition than it is to-day
With the exception Of the TmEs, tue office Of
every daily paper in the city, is a union office
and the probability is that e'er long that rotor
Gus crib will hayeretu rned within the true fold.
The number Of members enrolled j. over $50.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

Coon AND No MIsrAKE.-We are pleased 20
call the attention OF our readers 70 the resident
lots sold by the Hyde Park Homestead Com.
pany for $3.50 each, to be paid in monthly pay
ments Of $40, without interes- Tney are BE- ,u-
tifully situated, just sonth of the great South
Park, high and dry, with the streets all
made convenient to the Hyde Park train, and
must soon be worth three times what tley are
selling for.
The same Company have just put iuto the
market a valuable tract of city lots on Stewart
avenue, between Wahpsnseh and Eyan avenues,
At $500 each, to be paid for in monthly pay
ments Of $50. with out interest This property
is very valuable, and the directors, W. A. Sutor,
Geo. n. Carpenter, and A. b. McChesney, all
well known and responsible citizens 50 that
there is no risk in buying. All parties looking
for good investment, or for a cheap aud very
desirable home, can see maps and charts Of the
land, ard get all the particulars by calling on
the manager. A. B. McChes4ey, 81 Clark street
Room 2
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

THE TRAVELLERS Insurance. CoNPANA Of Hart
fora still retains its pre- enhance, a. the lead
ing or in fact, the only, Accident Insurance
Company worth the name in the United States.
Reliable, under ali circumstances, and prompt
In the payment Of its losses. Ii offers special
inducements to the working classes who are
much more liable to accidents than any other
class in she community. Office Of the Company,
so La Sale Street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
M'CHESNEY'S AMERICAN PEACE MAP.

THIS MAP especially presents beautiful LOTS
Ea selling 5000 each monthly payments
SELECTTONObs made and LNMEDLATE
No premiums be paid; forfeiture; much each
Warranty lots vey desirable
nagod bull up Cut this Nap and inquire particulars Re
member The place, 81 CLARK STREET, ROOM 2.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
FACTS IMPORTANT TO EVERY WESTERN MAN

Accord doing buines in
Ne York., show % nessR Report OF the OF
by Los ty ten thou
liars a adopted
be
of nsuanc andw to Compan
Al
udesa tn OLD cmpm n e.
The Of the O the tia there
life IN and
the wtoe Al in
TX mes he
beer
ihavee at which
Nv Foreign what for
and which about fifth
he Stat o
svilex aud hato The
ten had Life n
70 :
would been 1to n for tyeawh
o stwiha heavy is nedn
in Conpane
their 70 lev % nv end
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

SAVE THE PENCE AND THE PoUEDs WILL rAKE
CARE oP THEMsELvEs.-Such was the saying Of
one Of the Wisest and most ssgacious statesmen
which this or any other country has ever gro
ouced,-a statement, too. the truth of which is
being developed in every grade of life aud IN
every State OF the Union. Show ms tie mechan-
c, the clerk, the workman Who looks at a penny
before he spends it ioolishly, and although he
may not be reckoued a hale fellow well met,
our word for 1t, that man will hav, homestead
Of his own, while others are cryi out about
hard times. But the reason OF such success
will b. found in the fact that the Savings
BAnkr ther than the saloon receives his sur
plus earnings. His weekly or monthly pay day
finds bin, book Ia hand, vending his steps
20 the Real Estate Loan and Trust Company
Savings Bank, Lombard Blocs, los and Io7
Monroe Street, Chicago, OF some other equal
ly reliable institution In the course of time
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
TRUST MPANY
OFF e.:
First National Bank Building,
(BAsEMENT,)
COR. or STATE AND WASHINGTON SHS.
Chartered in 1857.
TO DEPosIToRs.


Sums Of One Dollar and upwards viii bs received on
deposit, and rent interest per annum paid all
sums full month.
All interest Withdrawn WiIl be added prin
eipA depositor the frs days OF January and
July, and II be entitled 20 interest the an
original deposit
Married wone1, and Children under age, NAV de-
post money in this Savings Bank that else
can draw il.
Depositors wishing their families 10 draw money
during h.ir ab,ence, may leave th-ir b Oks and a
written order with them, and draw they may b.
in n-ed, and the balance remain deposit draw
ing interest This plan famie the risk Of losing
having their money stolen from them.
No Savings Bank ia the city give its depOsitor
any better advantages than these.
Depostors drawing their money previous 70 the hrst
days Of January July win be paid interest
Of drawing ali full calendar months that the money
has been deposit
When only portion Of deposit is Withdrawn, the
balance remaining deposit continues to draw interest
the same As before.
Certificates Of Deposit bearing inte 81 will be issued
when desired Of one Hundred Do lars and
| upwards
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

principal aud interest present a goodly ao
count on the ri"N' side Of tile ledger. An in
Vestment is made rise III property follows,
and the result is that thrift is followed BY opu-
lence. Readers, this is no imaginary occur
renee. i is the simple truth. AMI you can
demonstrate its truthfuluess as easily as any
body else. Save dollar-depost it, and you
will soon save another. Try it aud see
OSE Il the greatest achievements Of our age
is the new revolution in Life Insurance, now
being successfully carried on by the National
Life Insurance Company, OF Chicago, Head
quarters at l09 Munroe street. We have, on
several occasions, called the attention oE the
working men to the benefits aud blessings Of the
co operative plan Of this Company, and can
only reiterate our former statements That we
believe ii to he the true auo equitable mode of
Insurance, and at same time, 10 warn our
readers against believing the vicious ana ma
lilious Misrepresentation Of Insurance Journals
IN this city, who, not only traduce the Company
but also, many of the best and wealthirst
tzens Of Chic go who have givea it their
support, aud Who's names have been for years
guarantees Il integrity, honesty aui strict
probty. That these ATTACKS are unwarrAntei
and without foundation can be easily seen, by
calling on the gentleman secretary of the Com
pany, and examining the Certificates Of the
Treasurer OF the State Of Illinois, and all the
Wsster4 States 10 which they are doing bust
ness, and with whose laws they have complied,
IL may be worthy OF remark that the opposition
10 this new and healthy plan o life insurance is
confined merely to the insurance organs Of the
high rate, companies whose interest are suffer
j heavily. That our various city and country
daily AID weekly papers, not only give il sup
port, but have practically proved their anprecia
ton by iusuring largely, ourselves amongst the
number. may be seen by examining adver
tisement.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

Ok DT--That a manufacturing firm 10
Chicago proposes 70 engage the services Of
koopmansnoop, to supply them with batch Of
Coole iaborers We trust the report will prove
to be correct, and that those who have soWn to
tie wind may reap to the whirlwind.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

WE regret, to learn that the Shipcarpenters
and Caulkers Union OF this city has disbauded.
ever since she dissolution Of the Nationsl Or
ganization, il has been in a sickly condition.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

LAST Thursday we had a visit from our faith
fll and efficient agent at Amboy, III Mr. Thorne
who passed through Chicago, on his way 70 at
tend the session Of the NJ and B. Internsto a
Union, which convened at Cleveland, on Wed
nesday Sept 'l,t Illinois has got no truer.
frmer or MOI ainching labor representative
than Mr r. Jrae.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

To the CARFENTEEs AND JoINERs OF CHICAGO:
A mass meeting Of the above craft will be
held at the otfc of ire WoRKISGHAS's Awe
CATE l55 South Clark Street, on Saturday
evening, October lst, at eight o'clock n, for
the purpose Of opening branch in connectioa
with tile Analgamitei Society Of Carpenters OF
Great Britain. Speakers will be present to
address the meeting
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

NIsr OF Mr.. N. A. FoRAS-A few DAYS since
We had the pleasure Of shaking hands with Mr.
n. a. Forau, President Of the Coopers' Inter.
national Union, who came for the purpose of
re-organizins his fellow aftsmAn in this city.
From him we learn that the second annual Con.
ton meets at Baltimore on the 18th Of next
month, and that it is expected over 30 local
organic tons will be represented If he can do
anything NTH Chicago he deserves the thanks
u every cooper in the country.
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1T prkia9man'5 Alrptate
CHICAGO, SEPT 10 4 II, 1870.
CITY MATTERS.

REV. H. o. SHELDoE, executive for No,
passed through the city on Friday, on his way
% Missouri
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
Bridges Ready,Made Houses.
No. L DWELLING.


'izE--Ih's house H. \" Z II lert hA'ing
FAASE 10 rests or \ d inch ~ We SiIls,
ioi-ts w q 4 pine siuddng, rs.tcr-
AUD Getting joisIs.
WALLS Tuc Ont SIDE wall are covered
with orc mrh surfaced pine. The
iti-ts are coveted WITH perpendicular
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

open on
ATURDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience

Means for identifying Depositors:
When a Depositor arst comes to the Savings Bank
acautions taken and records made that he
a,gays be Identified and IN & in book is lost
thu owner thereO cannot he defrauded
The business OF this Institution Is confined exclusively
70 the receipts and Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited in trust No Commercial or General Bank
ing business is transacted.
certain proportion OF the funds invested BY loan
upon real estate in the city of Chicago In making
ans preference is SlwAys given to applications from
Depostors Of small who have accumulated In the
nstitu ION sufficient funds 70 pay for lot ground
and desire to borrow nething more 60 aid them 10
erecting buildings to be used perm homes for
themselves and families.
Ss-Money remited BY DRAFT TO Europe or elsewhere
for Depositors.
RS-rhs Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by q com
mittee Of depostors In this institution, be
the Savings Bank
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
TO ALL LABORING CLASSES.
DIR. LESLIE'S
AITI-BLLIOUs AID Chill Pills.

THESE PILLS are nov offered TO the public At large
tor thirty years They have been used a regul ar
practice, IN the cure OF Chns and Fevers aud otner
Bhary Diseases. The value OF this medicine has Tins
oeen proved ana y 70 not with uncertainty any
degree Of doubt that it is now OF red 70 the p1olc
lt IS Household Remedy, and, when taken, will
prevent attacks Of Fever where nothing else will
These Pills are safe they contain only those drugs
which are calculated to stimulate to healthy action
the system and help it 10 throw of al morbid natter
they never produce costveness many OF the remedies
Of the day do but leave the and the whole system
Ia revived and strengthened condition.
As have no travelling agent those desiring this
medtci viii please order II Of II will be
soy part OF the United States packages Of two or
more boxes by mail or express, free charge,
receipt OF 80 cents box Fberal discount will be
made TO those Who n4sy wish to sell again
All orders Addsessed to
w BR AH-
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I'M ONIRE
or over 100 Leading Citizens OF Chicago and Vicinity

We rsgned,a CHIC
pinfu hng Insura ud the
10
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This tells its own sale, azi puts to shame the
predictions Of those harpies, VINO, for years,
have predicted the bubble would COLLAPSE.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
EXPRESS STEAMER,
EVERY SATURDAY
Extra Steamer every Wednesday,

RATES STILL FURTHER REDUCED First class
aiIroad and cab Chlcago 70 Londonderry, Queens
town Glasgow Llvr rpoo fS3 and e93 co. currency.
first class rail and seerage. t46 % Glsseow Ae.,
&c to Chicago. f45.
large discount return tickets. intermediate ard
at lowest rates. Berths and staic-rpoms
urei, ami Cahn Plans, 70 wnirh attention Of
particularly requested may be At the
,ihce o. IN unhersisnrd.
this Company does not employ runners, passengers
Ei either direct 20 the ONCE, or address the
agent BY mail.
Money RENTED to the ''0ld Country"
in any sum.
Through Bill. o. LAdng Lr -Four. GRAIN, and
PROVISIONS 10 al points 10 FuTrPe. Money remiked
IN Any sum. Apply to HENDERSON Bheenoas,L
New York, Or A. General Western Agency, cs OnuaSu
sale and Madison streets chisAEnv~--~ 70 4 dozen
JAMES WARR
Southeast corner Madison and
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

THE GRorH o. CHICAGo.-If any evidence
we're lacking TO prove 20 the most skeptica,
the following statistics cannot fail TO convince
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24
25xl6l Feet, Alleys 20 Feet,

sroNEY ISLAND AVENUE. on which the subdivis-
ion fronts. 10 400 FEET WIuF and il graded for a
dlstA &c Of more than FOUR MILES
Inc location 10 on the Illinois Central Railroad near
seventeenth street, where depot has recently ben
completed. s"''J 'se"
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BRAY.
CaseyVille, st. Clair Co., iii.
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION.
PARK SIDE HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION.
OFF1CERS-Geo. W. Wait, Presi 'ent.
Jas, II FlJ, Weep es dent
II. 4. ihss aecy & 4rea.
DIHA gAOaS;

the Directors Of this Association call attention te the
balance OF the Lots offered by them believing that no
ons can ouer better inducements those wishing to
nnae Investments, to q modei ate extent.
The terms offered enable young persons to expend
" " money IN way which leaves them something tan
giOe 70 show for It, The size Of the lots is
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Price of Lots $3.50

PAYABLE in THIRTY MONTHLY INsTALMENTs m
$40 EACH. Some Of the lots already sold are bsing
Improve with = view to building
kO- purchase OF lots, further inf.rm.tIon :,
quire a. tn bnace Of the Association, N
u Il 20 RandOlph-st., I'D stairs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-24

A large and enthusiastic anti-eoolie meet
ing was recently held in Philadelphia, which
is certainly hopeful sign, as to bell, G
nothing but Gabrieps trumpet would ever
wake the mechanics Of the Quaker City
from the letbargy, into which they have
fallen. The following is taken from the
naners of the 10Th inst
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LATE TELEG Ms, &c.

The American Woman's Suffrage Association,
In session at New York, yesterday adopted reso-
buttons calling for the adoption of the Sixteenth
Amendment. Miss Catherine Il. Beecher, in
her speech, stated her objections TO woman suf
frage, argued against the compulsory manner in
which its advocates worked. aud told them that
it was only good nature which brought her
brother Henry Ward Beeeher there, because he
cannot say no to anything woman mi ght ask
him TO do. -s-4 ..-.-.
Marshal Canrobert has issued general order
to the army at Paris, containing letter from
the Emperor, in which he speaks of the absurd
and exaggerated rumors a. to the vote of the
army Of his unabsted and mistaken confid snce
In It's ofhcers and men, and complime nts them
npon their ''sansfroid during the late tumulu.
The Emperor and Empress have visited the
scene of the disturbances in an open carriage.
despatch from New York gives information
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has leased the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad.
This road extends from Cincinnati TO St Louis
Is three hundred and forty miles in length is a
very direct route between the two cities and has
numerous connections with lines of railroad
through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
The Captain General of Cuba has telegraphed
from Puerto Principe that MOtoneI's column
had fought the insurgents on the road from
Santa Cruz to Puerto Principe. The Spaniards
captured three cannon and killed 80 of the
enemy. The Spanish loss was only two woun-
ded.
States, was violently assaulted in Leipzig yes
terday by an American resident in that city
He was rescued by the police, and his assailant
whose name is withheld, was arrested. No ex
PLANTATION Is given of the cause of the attack.
The second race between the yachts Sappho
and Cambria Is postponed from Friday until
Saturday, to enable Mr.. Ashbury to lengthen
the Cambris's bowsprit 2X feet. Two tons have
been added to the Cambria. Ashbury wishes to
reduce the distance OF the next race to thirty
miles.
A New York despatch states that at Fenian
council held there yesterday the arrangements
for an invasion of Canada were completed.
Dispatches from Minnesota report armed Fe-
mans on their way to the Red River country to
aid Riej.
Last evening q meeting OF the German citi-
zens OF Baltimore was held for the purpose of
organizing an association for the prevention of
crime and the arrest of criminals.
Superintendent Jordan furnishes the New
York police commissioners list of s, 359 places
IN that city where liquor Is sold.
Gen. James Watson Webb's LOO cigars,
seized by the custom-house authorities at New
York, have been restored.
The British House Of Commons last night
virtually defeated the Woman Suffrage bill.
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POSITIVE SALE oF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE; By ORDER OFfHE COURT.
on TIE District of Columbia, paced IN chsn-
vsoery cause No. liza, Docket s, VIM II ne
VAUGHN ct ss Emma h De Vaughn ct al. We
day Of May. A ID. pSo. AZ oResoos = M. on the
premise the west Part Of Lot n, IN square No rs
pss, khlns Ior said part on norsh street. at the
sSais.sTsSs n 9, sad lot, sne IunnnE thence
eighteR, distance Of lS feet loss inches. fb.ncs
esserE parallel With said north street di-s.aee
on 81 rect and inch, thence Dorthvstdly parallel
with the western boundary Of said lot n, distance
MIN north street. distance of l6 feet and inches
thenee nortswsrdly parallel with the western bound
on sara lot Is distance Of lIo feet 70 said north
arr OF said north street, distance Of "a ct and
Snes u tfse said place Of beginning, and improve
.,,h eonslsing 81 a three story Brick Dwelling,
n NTH basement; containing 10 rooms, on street
'1an sue between " n and 10Th streets.
=, On the following day, TUESDAY, the I7th a.y #
m =, 90 clock p. m, at the aucti n room. Of Coon
- VI Inner We VIII sell the following unimproved
LOIS D, ., ID, v, and @, in squ.re q,
Lot :, square ~; Lot ., square I2s
kO 5s a., sSIs At So Lot :, square LOGS.
,;ma'gpsain 90 VIII De required upon each lot at
Terms of sale; one-thira OF the purch..s mana, %
paid ca n IN hand; the residue thereof in res pee
lively and Il months from day Of sale with inter
est TO be secured by deed Of trust on the erocsrty
deed gwen when the purchase money Is paid
Stamps and convey sneing At the cost Il the pur-
ssF sss Fl = &. T ne Of
Of sale are not complied with within three day. fm
the day OF sale, the property viii be resod Al the
cost Of the dsfAuitins pTr, a hsses
A. W sCHARiT, I trustees
my4 a4es COOPER q LATIMER. Aucts
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CE! ICEM ICE!y

The public Is respectfully informed that on and
after the 5h OF May we shall be prepared furnish
20 the citizens of Washington and Georgetown a
superior article Of PENOBSCOT ICE, guaranteed
o. be pure clear, and firm at the lowest prices pos
slble. Orders may be left at the Office, 9Th street
wharf sent through the post Office, gwen to the
drivers OF the wagons, marked 4" independent Ice
Company" FAY BAILEY,
9Th street wharf
n B-tontracts can be made for the whole season
on favorable terms. an 27-Ims
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPERTl ON LOUIsIAkA AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 18th STREETS

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPERT1 ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN 9Th AND 18th STREETS
~ BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
e"6 Of the District of Columbia passed in Equity
.AhCause No. - 9, Docket TO- on the 22d day OF
April, $50, in which Compton ct al were com
plainants, and Compton defendant, L will sell
AZ public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of May, $50,
at 5.S O'Clock 2. m, Lot No. 6, in Square
No. 49, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at the end of seventy feet four inches
measured west on Louisiana from the mol h
east corner Of said lot and running thence on said
avenue asst eighteen Isl feet a. inch, thence
southerly nj right angles TO said avenue twenty
three 30 feet nine go inches thence due south and
parallel with 9th street nineteen tl9D feet one ~
inch and three fOurths ~ of inch, thence due
west thirteen Isl feet four (4 inches and half
inch, thence due south twenty five point
sixty (6o feet west from 9th street thence
eleven III 81 feet and thirty hundredth thence
northeastery twenty six TO feet and sixty seven
hundredths TO point sixty 1927 feet due west
from 9th street. thence due north four feet, and
thtnce nOrthwesterly thirty 32 feet sN6 Inches
To the point of beginning. Improved by four story
and basement Brick House, containing eleven (Il
rooms.
Terms OF sale: One third ~ cas- h. the residue In
three equal instruments in g. H. aud Is months, the
deferred to bear interest from the day of
sale. Lien retained; loo down on the fall of the
hammer. Stamps and conyeyancing AT the pur
chaser's cost. Possession given Immediately if de-
sired. CHARLES p. HARMON, Trustee
my6 dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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RICHARDSON. On the night of the 18th insta II.
MIS- MIA A widow Of IN" late Luke Richard
son. in tEe 18th year Of her age
Relatives and friends II the family are respectfully
invited e. attend the funeral on sunday. tn 18th
INST at clock p. from th@ residence Of her
daughter, Mrs jos. Williams ON. No 1909 VI street
between 18th and l4th streets.
BJRC HARD. On the llth instant, HANS EMIL
Son 81 W llan and Augusta BUrchard. aged months
and da,