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The Wreck Of the Saranac.

REPORT.
The official report of the wreck of the L
S. S. Saranac has been forwarded by Capt
Queen TO the Secretary of the NAVY. The
report is dated Victoria, Vancouver Island
June q. He says while passing through
seymour NarrOws the ship was caught in a
whirlpool caused by strong counter currents
and becoming unmauageable, (refusing TO
obey her helm,) was carried bodily on to q
sunken rock, which she struck with great
force Oh the port side about abreast of the
fore4nast, careenlng the shipand starting the
decks forward. The ship hanging on the
rock for moment swung rapidly head TO
the current, then slipping Of was im1ne-
diately headed for the shore of Van COuver
Island the nearest land. BY this time the
ship was rapidly hllIng with water. aud
about the time her head struck the shnr,. the
nreS were e&tingulShed. Both bower anchors
were let go and a hawser made fast from
lie bow 10 large tree on the shore.
The beats having been cleared away were
low lowered, with the exception of the
steam launch, which there was no time To
hoist from It's cradieS,) and were USED II
saving such provisions and effects rs cOuld
be got at. All hands We're buSily employed
al this work until the water was above Tho
berth deck and il became dangerous to re-
main longer on board, when gave 40 oar
for ever! OOdy TO leave. AT $50 all reached
the shore in safety. The vessel now SINK
steadily. and at lois went down stern fore
most III nifty or sixty fathoms of water car
rylng everything ON board with her except
the steam launch, which floated from the
cradles. and few loose articles from the
spar deck. j Immediately dispatched nv
executive officer, Lieutenant Comma 1der
III. W. Sanders, the pilot, and a boats crew
IN the first cutter to Victoria with verbal In
structions to seek assistance and To teIe-
graph TO the department and To Rear Admit
raj Rodgers, the loss of the ship :.
The accounts and money were saved to-
gether with the ships chronometer.p The
remainder OF the dispatch gives an account
OF the rescue as heretofore published.
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MINNESOTA DEMoCRATs-The Minnesota
democratic convention yesterday nominated
Hon. d. L. Buell. for governor and adopted a
specie platform.
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nal OF saturday evening says: "A new Do
tato bug has made its appearance ia this part
OF me state which is apparently more vOra-
The Colorado beetle. The new pest is long
and thin In form, OF a dove color, and sudden
~ makes Its appearance in the potato fields
IN swaTms. In Will county and i'm the SOUTH
orn part OF Cook county the potato fields are
literally alive with them. a gentleman at
Blue Island. In this county. exhibited a few
specimens OF them at the Journal Office this
morni = assuring uS that they have appe aref
III swarIns in that town. and are maEing sal
havoc in the potato patches. Paris green wilI
destroy them"
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SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND.-In the British
House of Commons last evening, Mr.. John
Bright presented a petition, signed by 60 900
members OF the Agricultural Laborers' Union
ard others. asking for the extension of house,
holo suffrage to counties and boroughs. The
bill looking Ia this measure was taken up
but on division upon its second reading, 1t
was lost by vote of l66 yeas to Dos NAYS.
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CHIEF JUSTICE DRAKE will sail for Eu
rope on the 18th instant, on the Cunard
steamer Abyssinia.
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THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggre-
gated Al ,2l6,9S4.
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AUSTRALIAN RACE HORSES COMING To
AMFRiCA-A. j. Bryant, the president OF
the Pacific Joc6ey CLUB. is I'm recent of a
dispatch stating that Bowers, a noted horse
man OF sydney, viii start this week for This
CITY with TWO Of the best sydney race horses
Mhlch ne brings over especially TO enter FOR
the SIC, coo four mile race To De given by The
club next fall. one OF them, named Jamp
i a very fast horse, OF great endurance has
beaten every t!Iing that has contested with
hlm an the colony. and latterly had 10 be
handicapped in order TO get race. The
other is also fast and game nag. but his
proves has not been so fully demon strated.
Ire sydney horses are recognized by turf
men as among the best ia the wOrl 1 Tor long
raceS.-Sd3 Fi03ciScO Htf7esin
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MR.. BEECHER'S SALARY RAISED To
100000 FOR THE YEAR.-The Plymouth So
ciety OF Brooklyn have made one more Wig
orous effort for their pastor, Rev. Henry
testified the sincerity of their belief i'm his
innocence by voting him a salary of 500. 900,
good ior one year only. His present salary
is $1,000. II is understood that this increase
is mainly intended to defray the expenses Of
the trial to which Mr.. Beecher was subject
ed. His salary, ii is also stated, will in the
future be moderate one. The sentiment of
Mr.. s. b. White at the meeting last evening.
rs "millions Tor defence-not one dollar for
blackmailn
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LIEUT.. HENRY METCALF, ordnance de-
partmcnt, q. S. A, has been relieved from
duty at the National Armory at Springfield,
Mass, and ordered to duty al Philadel phia
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Eof oASES AND HEALTH
At a recent meeting of the town council OF
Liverpool, England, il was stated that the
death rate OF that city had been reduced to -
In l,OO0 living persons, and that the reduc-
ton was due in a great measure TO the cut
ting of of direct communication between the
public sewers and the houses of the poor. The
health authorities have exercised their power
with the poor people, bat the wealthy still
nave direct connection between their houses
and the sewers. The Pail Mall Gazette saws
that sewer gases are quite as injurious in the
houses OF the wealthy as of the poor, but that
the former living better, and having better
medical attendance, with change OF air by
visits 10 the country and to watering places
escape the worst effects OF diseases engen-
dertd W sewer eases, But the sanitary ar
rangements made f0r Cottages are equally
applicable TO mansions, and If Ii is true that
fevers and other contagious diseases arise
from Grains and sewers opening into houses
all connections should be cut of. The veal
thy might escape death by change of air but
contaminate the neighborhood where people
lived whose house connections with sewers
had been cut Off ''fOr the public good" and
who could not obtain either medical attend
ance or change of air.
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THE COUNT OF GOLD COIN in the Treasury
vaults was completed last night, amounting
to a little over 81, 100000. The count shows
an excess of two dollars and q half over the
amount claimed. The count of silver coin
will be commenced to night.
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FERNANDO c. WILLETT, of the American
legation at Mexico, is dead.
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FouR WoNKN MADR WIDOWS ny ran
DEATH OF OxE HUsBANDy-On sa,arfay
last Mr.. Louis walker died at West Liesrty.
expressed the earnest visS ,set M II s se Az ne
might be buried at his old home, a short It,
lance south OF Bevlngton, which is eigh,eea
miies nom pes Moines, on the Wint.rset
ton, and weighted with sorrow and desola-
ton, the widow placed the body OF the late
husband In casket and started % obey his
last request She passed through the city
Monday morning. Arriving al Bevington
inquiry was made OF residents as 70 the
locality where the body vas 90 be buried,
the widow being an entire stranger 10 every
body. She was asked whose bofy II was.
when twas discovered that deceased was
the lawful husband OF the daughter OF the
owner of the premises where he reQuestei 20
be buried, and was residing at her fathers
VI these facts the widow was ignorant a. a
The certain knowledge OF the scene whi,h
must follow the me- ting o. the two wives OF
one husband under such circums tances in
9pced some OF the citizens 90 inform wife
No OF the facts. She was at first aStounded
tnen mortlned and indignant al the base de-
SePtloh which had been practiced upon her.
She Instructed the citizens 10 take the body
10 the residence OF wife No. 1, aud taking the
nr>t Train returned To West Liberty. aud the
hrst knowledge wife No. had OF the matter
Was The arrival Of the BODY N her residence
since her departure IL has been discovered
mat W alker has also a wife I'm Missouri an
cthtr In ONO. ard perhaps Others else
"here.-D,y Mouiss lio'rol Jo'undL
THE HAMPTON ROADS OGsAsrrR-Addt-
tlonal particulars of the melancholy 81 : aSt,r
IN Hampton Roads on the evening Of July
TN, In which the lives of eleven persons were
lost, have been received. The stea ashin
isaac Bel iiae vessel uIat SUNK the tug
Lumbermanl has arrived az New York and
he captain has made a statement which
throws the whole blame on the pilot of the
tug. on the other hand, Capt Brown, com
nander of TIE tug, publishes a statement in
The Norfolk Landmark that makes fine nflnf
" The Isaac Bell responsible for the accident
lie COLLISION seems % have been brought
about by causes precisely like those which
brought the Falcon and Louisiana together
last autumn, ana sent the aforementioned
vessel 10 the bottom OF the ChsSapeake
Zach pilot misunderstood the signals given
by The other, and, instead OF stopping the en-
gines until an understand ne was arrived at
kept bearing down on each other until a coll
nSion was inevitable. Then there was a
frantic effort 10 change the course OF each
vessel, bat n came too late. TIE United
States inspector of steam boilers has orierei
an Investigation.
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SECRETARY robson returned here this
M
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ANOTHER AMERICAN VICTORY IN BRIT
AIN.-Mr. A. III. Bogardus, of the United
states. has vanquished the champion pigeon
shooter of England. The match took place
near London yesterday, Bogarius shooting
thirty-six out of fifty birds, and Rimmel, the
Engiishman, thirty. Bogardus now chaI-
lenges all England in this line of sport.
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1.-THE enforcement of the new license law
was commenced in Boston yesterday.
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sEELs.SG OFF

sELLE.TG OFF
SELLING OFF: SELLING OFF!
CASHMERE SUITS
CAS- lMEkE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS.
FLANNEL SUITS
FLANNEL SUITS
DIAGONAL SUITS
DIAGONAL SUITS.
DIAGONAL SUITS.
BLACK CLOTH SUITS.
BLACK CLOTH SUITS.
BLACK CLOTH SUITS.
BROWN LINEN SUITS.
BROWN LINEN SUITS.
BROWN LINEN SUITS.
ALPACA COATS.
ALPACA COATS.
ALPACA COATS.
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS.
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS.
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
YOUTHS AND BOYS srITs.
YOUTHS AND BOYS SUITS.
YOUTHS AND BOYS SUITS.
WHITE DUCK SUITS.
WHITE DUCK SUITS.
WHITE DUCK SUITS.
At GREA THY REDUCED PRICES
At GREA THY REDUCED PRICES
AT GREATLY RED COED PRICES
A. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
ION PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND l1rH STREETS,
jest Three doors from llth street
INsTRECTION ON THE BANJO, BY MT.
BILLY DCNAWlN. Professional and Cham
pion BanJoist, 18th street and Massachusetts ave
nue.. jy6-5I+
OFT X.
The Diploma earded to Dr. JOHN Al HOLMES,
.cld Man Of The Mountain at the New EngIsnd
on exfibiton until the 9th Instant at the Drneta re
OF DIR. " .CBOPLEY, corner CT Bridge and Con
gists and Dealers, and give general Satisfaction.
S!eO TO any one who eau detect the slightest
stance in them. Gys,6t@i AGENT
{ CEMENT, LIME mp BUILDING MATE
The Celebrated Hish "a Fails Ii RosendsIe Cement.
No, 1907 street northwe;t,
BIRD HEPBURN
All goods delivered Tree OF charge. Je25- 2Wr
& SUMNER HATS =
ST .Aw and LIGHT FELT for Men, Youths and
pRTSs CASHMERE HATS.
M,iiGKkIMS NM STgAw HATS.
Closing cut Summer Stock at reduced rates
STINEMETZ, Halter,
ly6-r 1897 Pennsylvania avenus.
AT The BALI!M3kK SHIRT FAC.
1919 + Street nOr,Arest. Rasa,nsto~, DC,
he i Es4 FINEST fIs fr Dssss s hi
ON On the the .sss sess,
.s6ed and perfect 1t always guarantee ted 'a'' 81
E ETsEs SSSts s .s1;: S.,.
Directions for self measurement sent TO gentlemen
y ns I sssr ~: Sai ss for Collars =: .s SS
T'Hh GREAT wAsHINGTON BEN EDTES.
DIR wATROUs' HEALING ANpp DIR.
LEWIs INDICATED PLASTER, SYRUP OF
B0NEsEr AND WILD CHERRY, and other
The Meaicatsd Plaster was never equalled in cases
Rhenmsti.m. croup. Sore Throat, Yellow Fever. Ty
peOid Fever Scarlet Fever, Hemorrhage Psraly sis
ton receive wonderful relief and generally oersect
cure, as .multitude of persons testify. Send for
All persons ordering before the press of autumn
bushes ~. will have S0 worth sent them for each
/" OfucIcCf hLu IN 1uat prOpOrtlOn.
Once. No. May Building, corner Of and 7th
Wa hine ton, ID. G. J. C.. LEWIS.
p. S.-Those having these remedies on commits
sion will please report and remit for sales jy6
SUMNER HATS! q
All the leading styles OF Cashmere Dress HATS,
various kinds Of STRAW HATS, MILAN Braid,
rs nipe Maekinsw, Legnorn, sc. Hair, Cloth and
E1g,-h sILk UMBRELLAS from SlN %.
tsdtes SUN UMBRELLAS.
HATS xLTEhED AND IMPAIRED IT shorf
aztec
kER GREEN, Matters,
1913 Pesnsylv anita Avenue,
seSnt Above wnlards Hotel
pAYkNY BLASTI0 CRUfCH
THE BEsT IN USE.
fLn assortment Of siEes In stock AI.o ,ovs,
sriced Crutchss.
49,. We. THOMPSON,
WIZ Seesoeoases res 1eh eres0
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THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, s342 2S9 So; from customs, s4SS, $685.
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- DARING LEAP-A Supposed Ta,e| JUMPS
from q Train ,cy'ije Running a. Forty Niles an
Ho,T.-A few minutes before the passenger
train on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
LETT Cincinnati for Louisville, Friday after
noon, a detective approached Mr.. Harry
Ft&ckstOne, the conductor, and asked him to
go through the cars and see if there was a
man aboard that would answer the descrip-
tiCn of thief who robbed a jewery store on
Thursday night The conductor did as he
was requested, but failed to recognize the
man. The detective then got on the train
intending 10 ride out few miles on the road
thinking probably the robber would get
aboard at some station near town. In this
conjecture he was probably right, for a short
time after the train left the first station the
conductor was informed that there was
man sitting on the front platform OF the bag
gage car. Mr.. Blackstone went forward
opened the doOr, and found man answer
ing the description given. Blackstone told
him he must come inside the car and the
man arose as if 10 obey; but, instead OF dong
so, jumped from the train, falling headlong
down an embankment twelve feet high The
TAIN was running at very rapid rate, max
ing about forty miles an hour Blackstone
pulled the bell cord, and as quickly as pOsSi-
bic the train was stopped, and run back To
Inc place where the perilOuS leap was made
The conductor felt certain that the man was
Killed, and went back TO get the CORPSE but
when the train reached the place the man
was gone, and could nowhere be found The
detective got Off and started out in search
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KEY WEST, July s.-There was one death
here Yesterday from yellow fever.
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APPOINTED.-TheP President has appointed
A. Chez interpreter to the U. s. consul at
Hong Kong, China. Thos. NJ. Hamilton, LIST
Kentucky, and Rudolph w. Wolffsohn, 3oth
New York, have been appointed storekeep-
ers of internal revenue, and James Bingham
10Th PENNSYLVANIA. q CANCER.
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SUE EXCURSIONS.

The elegant iron steamer Z =, Cap r-
tain james Harper, IS now making EseiSazEN
EGCCESIONS To POINT LOOKOUT
ON EVERY SATURDAY,
Stopping AZ PIEEY POINT snd MARSH AIL'S.
going and returHirC The steamer teayes stephen
s1n " hArf foot 1t 9Th street at arCtE ing
~ Point Lockout early Sunday morning, au1
turning O. " Washington By a. IA. MJniay. All
The sec un citations iir-t class and are ulsUr-
Ia~sst D. sry steamer On the river.
For passage, s+a'r r.. ms &c. aTriv n
S1EPH ENSuN BIO, gents,
Stepher~7u barf foot Of TIN street; Office I2i-
Penn ivsuI4 avenue. lazJ #
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L'Oa CHARTER
The cCn,Hcdisus Iron Steamer - eM- =
PILOT BOY.
having t@eL specially fitted up for ENCtT RSTONS,
csn De chartered On reasonable terms. Apply to
y, L gITZHUGH, Agent,
mEy2l n. 6.h street wharf.
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NEW YORK, July S-Mrs. TIlton this
morning went before the grand Jury i'm
Brooklyn, where it is stated that she gave
testimony denying the accusations mate i'm
the affidavits OF John j. Price and Joseph
Loader.
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d. SILvERB1Ro,S-

GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
jez-u sIa7th ..ra., MAR D..
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Germany to lfalr.

LONDON, July "a special dispatch TO The
Daily NelcS says: The Crown Prince of Ger
many has informed the Italian Crown Prince
that the visit OF the Emperor William II
King Victor Emmanuel will not be post
poned later than September next
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Ho FOR CoBB's I>LAND.
The new and c0mmCdiOas steamer
JANE MOSELEY,
Will leave her Wharf, foot of 9th street, on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, July 3, ats ~
O'Clock p. m, for EsS-S
COBBS ISLAND,
Touching AZ
FORTRESS MONROE,
VII he LEAT.
and NORFOLK.
keAchirg Cobb : hand SATURDAY. noon. returning
on Monday noon, reaching Washington Tuesday
morning
Meals and st,teTOoHl- extra.
Stafsrooms for sale AT Room 4. Plants Building,
corner New York avenue and 18th street, between
10 and 2 OCloCk.
Families msking THIS trip will receive every care
and AiItntlon frInl The OFT ~ the hJat. LIS
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L INSTRUCTION ON THE BANJO, BY Mr.
Il BILLY DCNiWIN. Professional and Cham
pion BanJoist, 18th street and Massachusetts ave
nue..
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TUESDAY. Oct. 2e.-FLouR AND MEAI-The
genera trade hss been siow and prices nave BETRAYED
feeling has kelt busness within narrow limits and with
nour moderately active rather easier prices on ship
shaded. Buckwhea Gour dull at sastds3 100 nj Isvc
nggr qp,t Org hSa .nil and owccr W. quote rlour
ern. $500, extra stat. &C. g sscss5 s. west
err ysptinf, wheat exlras, t5eDes 20 90 ny and
g 70, Minnesota patent, a. bo@ts25, city shipping ex
soliaetn eakers' aud family brands s7.e5s's.25i
southern shipping ex,rs Sggt7. Rye nour-snper.
BrInYw VINE, SlI@s4.l5. Buckwheat -four, 100 ms.
oEtls-The wheat market has lattcrly been declin
iag, ou corn anu oais hsve been In gooo demand at
Ing. Rye and barley have been unsettled and saIcs
Gs .s .s S g's q, ,y SS sr 1jy s s
si Sr ~ sp1ss q .s isr Np
sl3C@r.u for No Mliwaua, slrIlg; <i3hCfia7
r new d sGT gsS :, or o rel T 81 aS S
aysi ~ 20 she M,hs On snot 9asSi oas
cru mixed 4tcl5e. Tor Toledo, iGi eetsac. for NO.
wilt rye n1nnai a, sisSsc Tor Wcstcrn ~ and S S
oc iot state barley ae'ye sales cOoyl nu' al lls
western state quei; Barley malt Qniet Corn active
steamer mixed 7I'e@isitc Tor faiI mi1ca 53c Tor
PRIME lIS yellow ana r 'as.ce; feT white .,
various influences, but more directly from the fdyauce
eieased Inc eo al s m LA As sr yep m
has been good zeal shaScn by the fact that aFd
,r To-day, perkNa. &C i've ara ptces about idy
10
and for future delivery 2"pO bbls Tor OcoOcr AZ 20
Gs2l55. Beef-Sles some 800 bbls tcr. part Of
winch was city extra lnuis mess. Bee hams quiet.
Bacon on da MI ,D GU @es.s qqs, Srd Wa rsgaar
1870 for prime city and for future delivery, 800 tcs
prnie West at from IA 9 100 l4sc for err
l3SCl3 5lJc. Tor November anu ~ ll-l6c. seller
y ar, Dressed hogs steady. We quote: PORK,
@s.s ~ 90 Bcei.fsn mes, SLIT extra P sass
ti2@$ll pol prime mes. &c, ,2sote3 India
ess se3eef2f Beef hams, q Dol old, alAsSls. LcW,
t2t1S2di hams picked. g d., II Ia ~. shoulder
picked. luH luA mn bellics l2fat,14,. Lard-stelm
render q, 1884 IA. prime ciy. iiar. Smoked hams
loo io3se' snOSei shoulders, llsll4c. Dressed hogs
% 4lni4c.
Cort6N-The market has oeen controlled by spocu.
lsiNe manipulation, and little sccount nae been taken
o. lcttinac Influences. Prices have lattcry. there
fore teen well Sustained In the face Of favorable crop
rep dull torogn advccs, and large receipts ut the
pgt TIC r,ceip1s at the ports t. lis night were co.
b2O pher same time inst year, ed73i bales. Today
ne quo atoms for cotton on the spot are advanced
9sc the demand TO cover the October contracts suuU
!. ing ttc advance Market hrm. s'ie las bale, Of
Nhlch leo for export, b2 for consumption and 422
for speculation. tuturer adv &c. for October,
and tue remaining months declined isc. sales o. 200
bales, cloelng at IA . lGc for October I3Aer No.
yemhcr, 10 Side. December and January 10 5-lGc
for February, - 1899 for March, 10 2l-2c Tor April
IL 2132c. for May and Ic for june Receipts ut the
IOrts to-day were SOe44 bales. The Liverpool mark [
|
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IDIEH.

nARNETT.-Tn Brooklyn oct. %, Frances L.. wife
OF r. y rnl q. anu daughter OF Martha aud the late
john mn Oi Portland Me-, aged 80 years, 10 montas,
The relatives friends Of the family arc invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, Dufcld
Terrace; near Hilary st., on Wednesday, Oct "a, ats
BFiiMAS.--on Monday midnight. at Ast rla. OF oh.
thcril, Edwin, son Of Edwin Bclnan.
DONSHtA.-ft fremont on SIN iluy. 2ith inst. after
short but severe Illness, Iitvcy Dpnshea son Of Jae
and Ios tia DOnshca, aged years months aud Is
funeral scrvlccs the house on Thursday Oct e. at
10 A. VI. Friends are invited.
KIRBY AT 1,osyn, H. L. On SUM y, oct "a. Mary
Ann wife OF Jacob NJ. kirby in the '5th year of her
age.
Tic relatives and friends arc rcspcc fully invited to
attend the funeral on Wednesday oct "a. at o'clock
leave Hunter Point, on tn Long land Railroad at 10
Oclcck A. NJ. Garages Will b. watiug at 10 lyn.
LAW LESS.-At Astoria, on Monday. the 25ih day OF
October, william T. Law ess, IN the 10Th year Of his
attend the funeral from his late residence, So Jonns
l.. ~
fARKE-on Monday, Oct. e5, 1875 Mary Parke, ths
widow Of the late Charles Parkc, native Of County
Sligo, perish of screen. Ireland, aged Is years.
fuly invited to attend the funeral "wednesday. At
owcck, from 81. Johns Episcopal Church, Huntcrt
III ssELIn-On Monday, oct. 25 Esther Russell, wifi,
Funeral services will be- held the residence Of her
mother, Margaret llOlugpr 1i5t II. aud 10Th
day "Wednesday, NJ l2 O'CLOCK.
STEWART. On Tu" sday. Oct. 90. OF consumption,
Charles 4. stewart. aged 30 wears.
MemDcis OF iypograDhcil Uuon No. are requested
to attend his funeral to-day, at2 T.. NJ, from 40 MIDI
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Montreal papers please copy.