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DIED.

In this city, June g. Mr.. George Warren aged 81
years months 81 days.
Funeral services this (Monday) afternoon at "a
O'clock at his late residence 70 State st. Friends are
cordially invited to attend Burial at convenience Of
the family.]
In Deering June 7th at the residence Of her broth
er-in-law, n. G. Dow, Eunice daughter Of the late
Enoch Lowell, aged II years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Burial
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IMPORTED
HAVANA CIGARS.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE oil Of
my Imported Havana Cigars will be sold BY
the 91,60 worth at the same price ~ per $1,000.
offer to-day hne Imported Havana Cigax-Ths
Gelde Bella regalia britannica, Al
$4,000 per 1880.
1000 I" 100.
500 SOON 50.
10 Gents Each.
Also fresh lot of the well known brand Eolie.
iana At 5000 per 100
The business reputation of this house ID sufficient
guarantee that no domestic cigars will b palmed
OF - imported.
VIM. ALLEN, JR.,
NO. IL EXCHANGE STREET.
full -aH sntf
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RepubIican District Convention.
Wednesday, June oath, 1874,

The Republicans of the several cities and towns il
the First District of Maine invited to send dele
gates to District Convention to be held in Lancas
fer Hail. Portland.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals for Military Sunn1ies.

~PF@ANSs
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER.
SECOND QUARTERhAsTER's DISTRICT.
MILITARY DIVISION ATLANTIC,
Boston, MASS, Juno 4, 1874
CEALED PROPOSALS lin triplcate) under the
- usual conditions, will be received at this Office.
and also at the Offices of the United States Quarter.
masters at the several posts named below until
twelve o'clock M. on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July
1874 for the delivery OF military supplies during the
fiscal year beginning July l, 1874, and ending June
30 1876, as follows: Fuel Forage. and Straw at the
following-named posts: Boston-Fort Independence,
Fort Warren ana Fort Winthrop, Boston Harbor !;
Fort Stan0ish and Fort Andrews, Plymouth; Fort
Sewall, Marblehead; Fort Phoenix, Fairhaven; Fort
ct Clarks Point, New Bedford, and Long Point Bat
teries ProvincetOwn, Massachusetts,; Forts Preble,
2cammell, and Georges, Portland Fort Knox, Buck =
port; Fort McCleary, Kttery Point; Fort Sullivan,
Eastport, and Fort Popham, Parker's Head, M aine
and Fort Constitution Newcastle, New Hampshire.
Bids for any portion of the supplies will be enter
tanned.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids
Blank Proposals and printed circulars showing the
estimated quantities required at each post and Civ
ing full instructions to the OF bidding and
terms Of contract and payment, can be obtained by
personal Or written application to the Quartermas-
tiers at the various posts, at this office.
A. P. BLUNT,
Captain and A. Q. NJ. U. s. A., Chief q. M. I'd O.
NJ. D., M. D. A. ju6det
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CARD.

CARD.
The undersigned would respectfully announce that
he has associated with him in the Geaeral In
surance Business, under the Arm name Of
BARNES BROS, Mr.. d. HI. barnes. Of
Winchendon, Mass, formerly Of Boston, well known
as careful, conservative and experienced under
writer, who is commended to the confidence aud
favor OF the public.
h. BARNES, IN.
Portland, Me-, June l, 1874
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C0nRressianal E0nYenfians.

First District at Portland, Wednesday, June "a.
Second District, at Auburn, Friday June 18th.
Third District, at Augusta Thursday, June 18th.
Fifth District, at Ellsworth, Thursday, June 25th.
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LILIES !!

With all kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Vines, Roses Evergreen for Hedges, Shrubs. Bulbs
ment offered in Portland. All in want Of Nur-
sery stock Of whatever description should call on
WIN. MORTON & son,
10S d 30 Middle 81, just below PHILIPPE
Drug Store. Portland Me.
a Store closed on Saturdays. my12dt2p
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BONDS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE LIeHT-HoUsE BOARD
WASHINGTON, May 70, 1874
GEALED Proposals will he received NJ tbis Oe1..
~ until IL O'Clock A. M. on WEDNESDAY, the
10th day OF June, 1874, from ship-builders only for
sary to construct frst-class Light ship in accord
ance with specifications and drawings, bearing date
as above, copies of which may be had on application
at this Ofce and to the Lighthouse Inspectors at
the Custom-house, Portland. Maine; at No. IA Penn
berton Square. Boston, Massachusetts,; at Tomkins-
VILE Staten Island New York and at No. 2O9 South
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
JOSEPH HENRY,
my183taw3W Chairman,
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In this city, June 8, by Rev. A. Dalton, Charles
Adams and Miss Eta Westwood, both of Portland
In Harpswell, May "a, by Rev. l.. q. Dudley Capt
Geo. r. johnson and Miss Geoi sia A. Pinkham, both
of Harpswell.
In Chelsea, Ma g., by Rev. j. E. Fullerton, assisted
by j. Upham, D. D., Melville c. Rich Of Boston and
Miss Amelia Ellsworth, daughter Of the late N. ".
Ellsworth of Portland.
In Bridgton, May 30, Granville Riley and Miss Isa-
bel York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The State Temperance Convention
Meets At tho

CIGy HaIIs 6dTuIH6T, JUNE IT :, NJ 0'CIK.
The exercises THURSDAY EVENING arc in
johnson Hall. All friends Of the cause are earnest
ly desired 10 attend and participate. Gov. Dinsley
presides and able speakers to be present. Free
return tickets are expected.
juSsutds Secretary State Club.
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~ The well-known schooner-rigged yacht
1 BONITA, % tons, in thorough order for
M sea- Will be sod Gk eh sapGsA APey s s9
Rye Beach, N. H.,
or to F. PIERCE & CO.,
Cornea Richmond and North Sts., Boston, Mass.
jus dim
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VIM. MORTON & son,
$4,000. For Sale.
lie, $4,000.

$4,000. For Sale. $4,000.
FOR $4,000 cash-half interest in the Lamp Shade
pays . profit Of over 200 per cent; sells 1t sight,
and 10 the only Shade Of the kind made in the Unit.
I'd States. Same car be seen at the
Manufactures Exhibitor, City Hall,
during tho week.
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The LUNGS.

TMMEDIATELY relieved In their first stages by
i single dose OF that elegantly favored and effect
i've compound,
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John Riley has been arrested in Lewiston fol-
doing an Illicit business in shoes Several cases
of stolen boots were traced to his possession.
He says he foudd them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-03
In THE SUPREME COURT OF rHE DISTRICT
II OF COI,UMRIA

Holding a SPECIAL Term, february IRA, 1874.
In the case of William FLEMING, administrator OF
CATHABINE HUGHES. deceased, the admins
traitor aforesaid h. with the appreciation OF the Su
ssid. appointed TUESDAY, March 18th, A. d.
1l, for the fna settlement and ditribution Of the
personal Of said and OF the assets in
hand, a. far as the same have been collected and
turned into money when and where al the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend /,
With their claims properly vouched, or they may
s rxise oy Law be excluded from al benefit In
saic d~cee.eds estate: Pyovtfef; copy Of this
oIder De eublished once week for three weeks In
Tne Evening star previous to the said day.
febn-tu G< R~gj.ssrnf wills
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PROPOSALS.
DR0P0sALs FOR LUMsIR FOR TIE
UNITED STATES COURT HOpSE Ann
POST OFFICE. NEW YORK NIIY NND

POST OFFICE. NEW YORK CiIY. AND
s. 6SHrt. - Hsnss a.d Pest oe; Nsc York CITY,
sealed PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until ]? m ofthe 25IH DAY OF FEBR5ARY, I7l, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule Of
lumber ct the United States Court house and Post
10000 feet B. M: (nore or IessJ Southern Pine
.oo 10 rails, sawn, 2x3 Inches.
Flo! Flooring; srSoved and tOngued, PLACED both
- ,oo ce.ding four inches NV 'N
1000 feet B. M. (rnore or less) Black Walnut,
grooved, tongued, pIaned. and beaded both
SIDES, one inch thick, and in widths not ex-
=. oo to finish IL inches thick. - " ''ho'' ''~n'
strips 70 tni 1fs g Es noSe sh0san'' 'Awn in
i'oo feet linesl more or :sss) anogsny, sawn in
1000 feet lineal lmo,e q Iss;j Mahogany .sswn in
900 strips 70 finish asas isehes .n any ''"n 'n
riD nss more or lessI Mahogany sawn in
400 feet ines {DG5e Q. ess Mahogany sawn in
20 600 strips e finish sss,i inches. ' -
figured for RSps or ess Mso S richly
800 feet N (more or iessJ Mahogany, to finish
"a ,nckes thick, in widths from from to Is
1850 feet M tmore or IsssI ahogsny, to finish
An. rails, to finish four inches .hck. 1' ''' n'"u
the ytry best quality OF their respectise kids,
thoroughly seasoned and free from large Knots,
saps, shakes, and other defects, and must ali be
u-lNered IN such lengths and in such quantities az
Will be called for by the superintendent.
The Sout bern pine rails and flooring must all be
hesrt stun, Tree from all defects other will
be ccepted.
he black walnut will be Of the best quality,
american growth.
The mahogany to be of the best quality, Hon
duras.
mitted " "
Payments will be made on the delivery and ac-
cepta' &c II material, deductng ten per centum ia
III tie completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by the penal bond
oftwo responsible persons the SUN Of i've thou
sand dollars, S5OO0,) that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract il Sarded him; the sufi
cleIcy II the security to De certified by the United
states Judge, CLERK of the United States Court,
resides. "
The department reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids IL be deemed for the interest the Gov
ernmf Mt TO do so, and any bid that 10 made on
the printed form to be obtained in This Office and
dUes not conform In every respect to the require
ments Cf this advertisement, win be con sidsred
neither will any proposal be received from parties
Who are .iot themselves edsaged in the lumber
trace, sno who have not the necessary facilities for
furnishing The materials.
Prcpcsals will be incIosed in 8 sealed envelope
insoTs u. !" BIDS for Lumber, y and addressed to
fvl2O i2t @. 7. HULBURD Superintendent.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribers
have 9ptomsd from The Supreme Court Of the
tiers Of administration on the psrsonal estate OF
JANE II. WALbklDGk, late Of Warrington city,
ID. O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriher
on or before the fth day OF February next. fhev
may otherwise BY law Be excluded from ell bsEef Of
the said estate. Given under our hands, this Tn
-. " HILiE B; PHILLIPs, ..u
flQtu.&- HEHAN p. WALDRlnGB,{ Aamrs.
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@Prsying bands against female dress ex-
rayagsnce are male suggestion.
~The Dubuque danes are girding their
pompadours for whisky crusade.
~Governor Beverage has banished the
"wanities" of cards and dancing from the ex-
ecutiye mansion OF illinois, In response 70 the
"demands' OF the Methodist brethren.
81 IL graciously pleased four highwaymen 70
stop milkman at Broadway and Fifty-first
street, New York, Friday morning, and avine
gone through him In the most approved style,
the net result was si.5o, or 80 = cents apiece
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PROPOSALS FOB PLAsTIRERS' MATE
l. RIALS FOR UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE,
NEW YORK CITY


U. Coprt House and Post 0@ee, Nes York Gty.t
fB'cs Of Superintendent, February 10, 1874. (
Sealed Proposals. will he recaved at this Office uu
III = m OF the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule Of
plastsrers' materials at the United States Court
house aud est ONCE, New York city:
1000 barrels (more less) best uaiity Pasterers'
Lime. OF "Rockland manufacture" or equal
10000 barrels (more lessD best quality of Plaster
OF Paris, of Isaac or Worthers poems brands,
or brands equal thereto.
lOO barrels (more or less) sharp, clean, White
5000 barrels more or lsss) long, dry and clean Cat
Samples Of each of the above items to b. sub.
mltttd with the proposal.
Payments will be made on the delivery and accep.
lance Of the material, deducting ten per ceutum un
til the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by the penal bond
OF two ponsible persons in tbs sum Of ten thou.
sand dollars $4,000 that the BIDDER will accept
and perform the contract IL awarded him; the suf
cheney OF the security be certified by the Uuited
states Judge, clerk of the United States court or
the district attorney OF the district wherein he re-
sides.
The Department reserves the iyht to reject any
all bids, IL ii be deemed for the interest OF the
Government to do So and any bid that is not ade
the printed forms to he obtained in this office,
and does not conform In every respect to the re-
quirements Of this advertisement, will not be con-
sidert neither viii any proposal be received from
parties who not themselves engaged in the man
ufacture Of lime, plaster &C and who have not the
necessary facilities for furnishing the materials
Proposals wili be inclosed IN Q sealed envelope,
Endorsed, Bids for Plasterers Materials, v and I'D
dressadto O. HULBURD,
feba0-lN Superintendent.
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HI DUNOANSON, BOWLING CO.. Aucts 4,
ID Corner 9Th and d streets northwest.

n
ID Corner 9Th and streets northwest
TRUsTEEe SALE or TwEETY-SEyEN VA
CANT Lots IN TIL NORTHWESTERN OR-
1leN OF THE CITY, FRONT ON p. q, AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS AND KINGMAN
COURT, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Franklin g.
- Larsop et uN to the undersigned, dated Octo-
- b. 7 II, 1S2, and recorded among tue land re-
cords Of the District in Liber No 699, folio l7 aud
at the request in writing Of the party secured
thereby will offr for sale, TO the hi CHEST bidder
on WkINksDAY, the sth day OF March, 1874, ~
4 O'Clock D. m on the premises, lots 2, d, Il
IS 70 30 81. 81 IS, 81 IS, So, 81, IS, IL, as az, 81 S.
IS, SO, snd so. In Eliab K ipsmsns subdivision OF
square 2il also Ill OF lots q 70 . said
subdiyision, except those portions thereof which
were beret fore convey ed to Charles NJ. Wslkar by
TIE said EIisb hingmaH and others, by deed dated
June j. 1867. and recorded among he land records
Of the District, in Iiber OE, No. Z, folio SsS ct
plat Of the property can be seen at any time at
the Auctioneers.
Terms: One third cash, and the residue in two
equal payments st respectively SIX aud twelve
months. with eight per cent. interest secured by
deed OF trust. deposit of $50 on each lot on day
OF ale.
IL tie terms Of sale are not complied with within
days from day OF sal the
right to resell at the risk and cost Of defsultnR
chaser purchasers. by giving five days notice in
some paper published ia Washington. Convey anc-
ing at purchasers cost.
REGINALB FENDaLL, Trustee
DUECAhsoN, BOWLING 90,
ms2 AuctiOneers.
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10y DUNOANSON, BOWLING q co. Auot.-.
- Southeast corner 9Th and streets porthyeef
TR RSSpE SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
= TIL snrrkE IL q, MnRTHWEsT, KNOWN AS

+ STREETS NORTHWEST, Known AZ
THE ST CLOUD HOTEL"
BY virtue OF deed of trust to the under.
sgBed, dated December -. A. ID. 1871, and duly
,recorded IN Liber No. 6oS, folil 4l2, one of the
IshG records Tor ashington county in the District
al Ooiumba and at the request of the party secured
tnereby we will sell at public auction, on THURS.
DAY, the 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1874 at O'clock
NJ, 10 front OF the premises, all that parcel of
iand ana premises situated ia the city of Washing.
tos, ~ the District of Colum bia, and known And
described on the plan Of said city as those parts of
ots nun bered nineteen 49, twenty (1O aud twenty
one CID, In square numbered three hundred and
seventy seven 3d. included within the following
metes and Notwithstanding at the ncrthe asst cor.
ner q said square, aud running thence west on n
street northwest hftyt $50 feet and eight (8l
lnches; thence south eighty six 1867 feet thence
WesIs1 nine (69J feet aud six i6D inches; thence
sOutn thirty (SO feet thence east 9th street
ana thence morrill, along said 9Th street. TO the place
OF beR1oning; with all the improvements, rights
ana aRpurteDances-being the property known as
tne . ST Cloud Hotel, }" on the corner Of 9th and II
streets Northwest.
Terms: One-thfrd cash; balance in notes TO RIM
one and two years, bearing interest the rate of
ten per centun per annum, and secured by deed of
trust upon the premises all cash il the purch aser
SO prefer, deposit Of 81 900 will be required as
soon as the property is knocked off. All convey
ARCH 70 be ct the cost Of the purchaser n the
terms OF sale are not compiled with within ten days
aver the SALE the trustees reserve the right resell
the property at risk and cost OF the defauIinr mr.
chaser. HENRY BOGUE,I $50.
J. FOLEY, trustees
febl0-eoSdbs
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pRGP0sALs FOR MARBLE WORK FOB
UniIED STATES OuuRT-HOUsE AND
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY

U. y. foVrt House and fON Office, Netc York CtyI
Opoe OF SHPer,HieHdeRt, February IL, 1874 (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once un-
tai ~ m. Of the 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY 1874 for
furnishing aud delivering the following schedule OF
marble work at the United States court house and
Post-Ofbce, New York city:
l0O more or less) white Marble Tiles, l2xl2xl inch
1000 more or less) half Marble Tiles l2xI2xl inch
10000 (more or less) black Marble Tiles, I2xI2,l
500 feet, super fetal (more or less) black Marble
Borders, Of various widths, from four to
twelve inches all one inch thick full.
OF best quality whte veined Italian veined
American marble equal thereto; the black tiles Of
best quality Belgian, Glenn's Falls, or Lyonaise
quality black Belgian or Glenn's Falls marble
The whole Of the tiles and bordering mu I bs one
lrch full In thickness with sawn backs and the ges
and edges TO be rubbed TO proper surface.
Bidders VIII state the description f marble thew
propose to furnish, and will sui init samples along
Payments will be made on the delivery and ac.
cep,al ce Of materials, deducting ten per ceotum
until the completion OF the contract
All bids mnst be com panied by the penal bond Of
two responsible persons, in the Of i've thOusa ad
dollars S6C0D, hat the bidder Ill aud per-
form the contract If awarded min; the sufciency of
Judge, Clerk OF the United States Court, or the
District Attorney of the dstric wherein he resides
The Detaru ent the right to reject any or
all DIS II be deemed for the interest of the Gov
ernr DIT to do so; and bid that made on the
printed form TO lie obtained in this ONCE, and does
not In every respect TO the requirements of
will any proposal be received from parties who are
not II emselyes Engaged in the marble trade AID
have not the necessary facilities for furnishing the
meterials.
Proposal. will be inclosed in a sealed euyelope
Endorsed Bids for Marble Work - and add ressed TO
fet20-l2t q. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTT L TAYLOR,
jan2str 6as PENNSYLvANIAAvENt
STEAMER LINES.

Spring ARRANGEMENT of STEAMER
- PILOT BOY.
On and sfter Saturday, february 2lst, the Steamer
hsIf for POTOMAC RIvER = z SfsN
LANDINGS, every Tuesday, Thurs
cay 81 d Saturday morniU gs follows On Tue g.
avs and Saturdays, leave at g. ID. proceeding as
ar as OurTiOmsD; returning on Wednesdays and
SUNDAYS. On Thursdays, lea'e st u O'cInck noon,
prect eding "a far rs Lever Cedar Point; returning
ct o. m. on Friday,
fehlS I'm WIN. III. BYLES, Agent
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The DEATH or DIR. LIvINGsToNR.-HsS SID
ness, tnbd inmeHfs, dc.-A letter from the Brit
tsh Consul of Zanzibar says:-It appears from
the Information given 10 Lieut.. Cameron by the
doctors servant, Chumsh, that LivingstOne
proceeded from Ufiu 10 The middle "a az
northern shore OF Lake Bemba (Bangweolal
aud that, being unable 10 cross 10, he retraced
his steps and rounded IL 20 the southwark.
Crossing, besides the Cbambe re, three other riy-
ers which flowed into tho lake. He then went
go lar az Lieut.. Cameron he able 20 make Outl
I'D search OF the ancient fountains Of Herodotus
ana eventually turned TO the eastward and
crossed the Luapula. After marching for some
DAYS through an extremely marshy country in
which sometimes for three hours NJ a time the
water stood above the waists of the trayellers
the doctor succUnbed 10 an attack of dyente-
~, which carried him OF after an illness of 10
or 10 days. During this trying journey two OF
MS men died and several deserted. The re-
malnder, - in number, disembOwelled the
corpse ana embalmed II as well as thew were
able with salt and brandy. On nearing iJnvan-
yembe, Chumsh, with a few Others started
ahead 10 procure supplies, a. the party was
nearly starving; and the remainder, with the
oedy, were reported to be distant from 10 70 %
days march from Unyanyembe At the date OF
Lieut. CamerOn's letter. Livingston was on his
bOmeVaTd journey when attacked by the dis
ease 10 which he fell a victim. This suppOsi ton
Il rendered more probable by the fact that
when the doctor left Uny anyembe he was well
supplied with provisions, and that he il report-
ed by his servants TO have been nearly destitut "a
at-tbe time of his death.
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ID n n ID

DI ID.
EAGLEST0E. At 1.l5 D. m, NJ arch z, GER
TRUDk EAGLE6TON. aged D. years, months
AID day, daughter If Hester Jane and John IA.
Rleston.
You know how one angel smiles there;
Then cOuragel lis easy for ysu
10 be drawn by q single dark hair
VI that head, from earth storm and despair.
To the safe place above Adieur'
funersl viii tske place wednesday, m arch 9Th,
~ m, from Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectful
ly lnyi' ed 20 att nd.
Carriages will be in readiness at Mr.. X Har-
Ntys, No. ssA street northwest, 20 convex
HENDERSON. On the II inst, Mrs.. ELIZA
HkhDkksON, wife OF the late Alexander Hender-
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
July requested Go attend her funeral from No 1925
Sh street northwest, Wednesday, at O'Clock N.
h1LBUkN. On Sunday, March LIST, lsl, 81 n .5
.. m. Of pneumonia, J; PARKER MIL BURN,
resident a this city.
His friends aLd sequain- aDcts are invited 20 at
teId his funeral from his late residence, SOS III
street northwest, tO-nOrrov WEDNESDAY st
O'Clock y. m.
PITEIY. On Monday, March q, ct I y. IN.
BELKH -, wife Of o. PItRey:
The fonersi " in take pisce on "wednesday. March
4, at $50 D. m, from her late residence, No. 331
street northwest.
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THR CELEBRATED DIVORCE SUIT, in which Col
w. W. Price, the millionaire bre ser, Is defe nd
ant, was ended Saturday, I'm Warren county,
New YORK, with decree dissOlving the mar
rage. and leaving the custody OF the children
Tor further Consideration
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A DETECTIVE IN THE ToMRs-J. Leaby. IN.
detective who fatally shot Michael Mcnamara
while McNamara was resisting the invasion OF
Dis spertme Mt By number of detectives, whom
he mlstOok for q gang of rufisns, was com
mitted TO the Tombs Saturday on the verdict
Of the coroner's jury.