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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

Il
Affairs.
WASHINGTON. February a-The President
sent the following message 10 the Senate To-
days
Totae Senate Of the UnsteG States =
Herewith have the honor 10 send, ID &C
cordance with the resolutions OF The SeBate
of the Sd instant. all the information In my
possession not heretofore furnished relating
20 the affairs in the State of Arkansas. VIII
venture to express the opinion that sil the
testimony shows that ia the election Of 1872
Joseph Brooks was lawfully elected Governor
of that State; that be has been unlawiully
deprived of the possession Of his office since
that time; that in 1874 the Constitution of
the State was by violence, intimidation, and
reyolu. ionary proceedings oyerthrowp, and
new Constitution adopted and new State
GOVERNMENT established. These proceed
inps. if permitted to stand, practically ignore
ali rights Of minorities in sls the States also.
| What is there to prevent each oil the States
recently admitted to Federal relations on
narta,n conditions from damaging their Con-
stitutiou and violating their pledges II ihls
acrion in Arkansas is aequlesced ns
respectfully submit whether preceden'
tso dnnperous 10 the stability OF State GOV
eminent. il not of the National Government
.l.o. should be recognized by Congress.
earnestly ask that Congress Wiii tahe os
fnita action In this matter TO relieVe Tue Ea !,
ecu.iye from aching upon questions Whic,
SHOULD be decided By the legislative ofahe'
OF the Government.
I1lgnedl y. g. o I
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, February 81 During Tue
day. 10 the south Atlantic states, statlonaE
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CpAsERyATIyE PROTEST AGAINST COMPROMISE
WITH KELLOGG.

WITH KELLOGG.
There WIS a rna>s-mcetng at the Clay
statue, Canal street, tonight, TO protest
ag.iu,L any compromise with Governor kel-
!agg. II was presided over BY DR.. +. War
rem Brickcli The meeting was addressed by
Judge Manning, +. G. Ellis, Ii. \. Ogden,
}. MrEuery, and Hon. /. 4. Wilz. The
iJ.lDAlng preamble and resolutions, en-
GourG BY the committee OF seventy, were
ADOPTED:
Whereas the rights and liberties Of the
i'cople Vi louisiana have assumed the pro-
iortOls Of great national issue; and
whereas tie question o! constitutional lib
t!it IN the United States involve, the most
>-creG rights OF the people in u State and
"hctca, any com promise with the usurpa.
ZION oi Kellogg whereby be or his govern
ntnt could obtain any recognition on the
part Vi The people Of Louisiana would be 10
eoAdone Al unparalleled wrong and TO "a
4uIc,cc i'll the arbitrary, illegal, and oppres-
>iTy acls whereby constitutional liberty has
been imperliicu and whereas it is our duty
10 our God and our country 10 resist, and
never cease 10 resist, by all legal and political
iLcauo III our power, contamination OF these
OulI'Zes and whereas, for the first time IN
all lie tnaDy years OF our struggle for the
rights OF scli-governmcnt, the people of the
entire Union have paused TO listen to the
story o. our wrongs aud hear our warning
cries, aud their strong voices, full OF sympa-
&hy, encouragement, and support, reach Us
and bid Us be tirmer and patient, and urge
Us not 10 Yield; and whereas we are admo.
hl5hed by The graves Of our fathers and by
the memories OF their Suffering in the cause
ol liberty that Il i, our duty 10 suffer in the
same holy cause: now, therefore, be 1t
"HeEo!red, That We repudate rs being trea'
sonab!e WY action on The part OF any repre-.
eentatircs Or senators elected by the Con-
SerYa'iYc people OF Louisiana looking to the
ftcoSE!tion oil the Kellogg usurpation, either
directly on indirectly, or Of any portion. OF
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DYEINGl DYEINGl DYEING !-Gre

Steam Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,
IN 26.3m Marshall street. near Fifth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
lOS II. KELLEY,
y Real Estate gent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 Sth ST. northwest

AND UNIMPR0vED PROPERTY CORNER
OF ELEykNTH AND STREETS. AND ON
THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND 1 STREETS NOHTH-
WEST, AT AUCTION.
~ By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated March
- u 1885, and April 5, 1873, and recorded in Liber
NO. ne folio DIT, and Liber No ia folio 245 ct seq
two OF The and records In and for the District of Co
thereby, shall, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of Au-
gust, A. d: ISIS, beginning at O'Clock p m, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, In front Of the prem
ises the fo1lOwn gescribed real estate ing in the
city OF Washington, In said District:-An Of orig
fnal Lots numbered nine 30 and ten no. In square
numbered three hundred and eighteen. said lots
having an aggregate front Of l07 feet inches on
inches on north street, and improved by three
Also, the SC nth half of 10. numbered eleven ND
IN said square fronting q feet inches on 18th street
and running back 100 feet nch and improves BY q
three story frame dwelling.
Also, the north twenty (0l feet front on Eleventh
street, OF lot numbered twelve I'D in said square
Also, the south twenty 2O) feet front Eleventh
street. OF said lot numbered twelve 2 in sail 50
and running back with that width 20 feet, and I'm
proved by q two story frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
on each piece Of property to be paid in cash, and
the balance at six and twelve months after day OF
sale, and for which the purchaser Is TO give his
Per annum, pay able semi annually, and secured By
deed Of trust on the property sold. 8 loo TO be
paid down on earh piece Of property immedi ately
JOS. G. e. REMEDY, Trustee.
jy6- JOS. T. KELLEY, Auct.
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THE FEVER TREE.-Gen. Brisbin writes
about the blue gum tree OF Australia, some
times cal lei the fever tree The evidence al :
ready adduceC Is so overwhelming in its IA
vor IL must commend itself strongly TO Tire
IaYor OF our farmers and tree-planters IL
should DC given full and fair trial In all the
states. think IL will grow nearly every
where IN me United States, and will thr. &c
luxur.anuy in the south. II should be plant
ed at orce an all our fever and ague districts,
and If II will suck up and dissipate the poi.
sonous vapors lurking in the swamps of a r
Kansas and other southern states IL will do a
service for America worth millions, and al
leyiate much suffering, as well as save many
valuable lives.
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\ CLERICAL SCAgDAL.-A year ago the
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, q minister OF the Chris
ilan church, "A CaUpbellite, novel from
past u has been whispered about in White
BALL that The reverend gentleman and Mrs.
Dagley, wife OF VIM. nagley, of tnat place.
were on terms OF suspicious Intimacy. The
scandal becoming town talk, the Christian
church at Whitehall, OF VIII oh Robinson was
pastor, dispensed with his services Ia June
Iast. Robinson then left the place with his
wife and children. On Tuesday morning las {
he returned, and on the same night left on
the northern bound train on the Rockford,
Rock Island and s. Louis road. A strange
feature OF the case is that Mrs. Dagley was a
passenger with him, and her husband ac-
companied them " the train and saw them
of.
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EVENING STAR.
wEDNkSDAY.. August a. lsro.
An Elephant Picks q Young Womau.s
Pocket

tcITesf'oslfeslce of ths hpnsGs GUY Times
bh tuesday the entire populatiol !. eNcer 4 A
niihu woman and Rouse. went over u sec
queens kreat show and have a nice time. A
young lady from across the Jersey took \ n
sutton ana an opera z ass. The Young Ia IN
sa!s she Thought the performance real TO
indhtic Ohtll she stopped To see the elephant
she wore one OF these pockets behind in
which. besides her hand kerchiefy She had f,-
loSlted an apple, handful ofpeanuts, quar-
Ter OF a pound Of gu mdrops. a little bottle ~
ammonia, and some other trifies. she an
her swain. after admiring The complexion OF
me huge beast, turned their backs upon m
10 watch the monkeys and the II yf Kangaroo
ara gaze into each others eyes; TODD this he
better they leaned back against the ror-a
which fncloSed the stately monarch VINO saw
me apple p, sruding from the pocket OF IN
Unconscious fair one He hesltateI a mo-
ment, and was lost to all sense OF honor or
sell res pecf, for with shufliiug movement no
eInuia'td the example OF our common moth
en- plucked and ate the fruit, returned 20 the
POCKET and ScOoped out the gum drops and
peanuts. with sly wink AZ his nephew who
was looking on with anxiety at the proceet-
ing But IN the last mouthful the maie>ti,
beast took in the ammonia bottle by miStake
TIE cork came out. and about an ounce of
nartshorn ran down the throat OF the gree "
beast. This beverage i said 10 have a rev v
Ing and stimulating influence, and in this
case III proved It's power, for a more revived
elephant was never seen on earth With a
WHO yell he grabbed the protuberance behind
me lacy which had been the cause of his dis
as Ter: she was pulled back some before
but a the eNasperated trunk yanked at the
cuStle and accessories, all former a ,tefapts
AZ inat style OF wearing gear seemed pale and
slckIE; everything was pulled back until
NE Young woman looked like the statue OF
Nlohe IN blue calico. The young man with
great presence Of mind shouted ..Shoo ami
TIE Aeatlemsnly clerk OF the elephant, with
q lCl- prop, persuaded the beast 20 let un.
but IN" run was over for the day; cake had
y" cha'inS. and soda no balm for these two
= MS. WHO walked home with but "A single
tlpl--I about wild animals.
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ADDICTION OF BoY.-At Biddeford, NJ
fifteen year Old boy named Lewis has been
spirited away. Last fall the community was
excited over The disappearance OF the wife
OF Moses Lewis and a married IN an namei
Boswell Phillips, who had been too Intimats
with her. Mrs. Lewis EFT q son about IS
years cd. The other day a man namel
Thompson, brother of Mrs. Lewis, urged
AMI al last prevailed upon Mr.. Lewis 20 let
me son accompany him ,ThompSon) on a
church picnic excursion 10 Pine Point. Soon
are aT.iviog here Thompson took the boz
10 Portland, where II is Supposed the mother
met aim. Thompson, returning alone, " -
asked for the toy, ana about all the reply We
would make was" He has gone with his
mother Lewis is much incenssi, and saws
he Will nave him again. He is thought 20
nave been taken 10 Canada, where il As
Thought his mother has been stopping " t.
PhillipS
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a NEW DUNNING DoDGE.-A man who
has an Office on Griswold street, was handed
bill the other day by . boy employed as
his thumb INTO his vest pocket, and remarked:
Come In wednesday and will pay It,"
The boy went away, but returned Tuesday,
and again presented the bill.
"Didn ! tell YOU to come wednesiay7',
srowled the man as he looked over the bill.
"fes. sir, but know of two more colleo-
tors who are coming for you tomorrow, and
I thought I'd get I'm ahead"
Tue man Gould offer no further objections
Detroit Free Press.
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THOS. Il. WAGGiMAS.
L Real Estate Auctioneer, 5I9 7ta street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE, NEBY VALUABLE, or STREET,
BETWEEN STH AND I0TH, NORTHWEST.
4R by virtue of q deed Of trust, i8tei july 18th
L. 1873, and recorded In the Land Records OF
Washington county, ID. c., in Liber No. 723, folio
3, and at the request Of the party thereby secured,
We, the undersigned trustees, will, on THURSDAY,
m, in front OF the premises, offer for sale public
auction, the parcel Of land and premises, with the
appurtenances, situated in the city Of Washington.
ID. O., and known and described the western part
OF Lot numbered fourteen la, In square numbered
three hundred and seventy seven tST7b, and being
that part contained within the following metes and
bounds: Beginning for the same at the northwestern
the line Of north street twenty -four (2il feet,
thence south EIGHT Isl feet thel &c west p feet
and thence north to the place Of beginning The
improvements consist OF three story building the
first floor beinRbnilt so as to be Used for a ehop
but as yet unfinished. The upper stories are ten
anted. This is very desirable property, elgby To-
Gated
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal pay
able in six 90, twelve 2l, and yheen Isl rs,
with interest for which the notes Of the psrc haser,
secured by deed OF trust and insurance the pre-
perty to the safsfactioI OF the trustees will be
qnired, or the whole Of the purchase money may be
posit Of Sscc will be required iccertance Of the
bid, and all conyeyancng and recording at the cost
Of the purchaser. If the terms of sale not COM
piled with In i've days from the day OF sale, the
trustees the right to rese the property ~
the rfsk and cost Of the defautiDg p,rchasr after
eweek 6 notice IN some newspaper published in
'N VIZ GE6 y. APPLERY, lr,..,
aug2 THOs. L. WAGGAMAE, Auct.
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coal, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

sTv. Hiy.J. or As0d isrs. s7s ssserssl rseas
PISk, OAK sud HICKORY wOOD n the stiok, .
s-yod and SPLIT; 81 keE; rIder cover.
bevfEg the control n several brAnd- Of Importo6
s9d Domestic CkIESTS aud CALCISED fLAs-
TEBs ant hnnaiirE 7early zIaUy millions d BAN
COX Lat - a.! ~ condition & 81 1--Crs Of any
character ia q. Ike gi.h Hzpa-ca srA dd-lity -
tf-gn
Csnt-.l Otice-sIs Lorfsltr. avenue northver
b;ADsE dist -l.s Pcs = sd n - cont essa
wharf Foot q Sc street. southeast
octsl IL 4 CVTgsrD
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THE TRAMP's TINE of free license TO roam
Is, we trust, drawing to a close, and the
sooner the better. The press OF the country
Is aroused on the question, and we hope its
interest in IL will not flag until public
opinion enforoes the legislation necessary 10
carry cut efectually some effective measure
OF repression. Some papers advocate the
and lead, IL necessary; and the work seems
indeed to have already been practically
begun, for we hear that not less q dozen
ira ps nave been shot in New York and
Maryland within The space OF two weeks
s1o.,C,o IFp7-gld
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A BIG TREE FOR THE rSrE~xr.1

a BIG TREE FOR THE CENTESNIAL-Cal-
lIornia papers mention the fact that a Mr
: lNlan Is preparing large piece OF one OF
The Iulare county big trees to exhibit at the
selected is IL feet long and Il feet i'm diameter
al ore end and - at the other. The heart Of
THIS will be taken out, leaving only about 1
loot OF the body of the tree attached TO the
smell or bark. 1t is necessary TO divide 4
into this number of parts i'm order 20 allow il
10 pass through the numerous tunnels be-
tween california and Philadelphia. The
eight parts will weigh between 10000 and
$4,000 pounds, and will require two cars for
trans ioI tat.on. One solid foot OF this tree
weighs az pounds, being 10 pounds heavier
out Of the General Lee" a tree 215 feet high.
IL contained over 100000 feet OF lumber be-
slCes, probably, about 200 cords of wood Tn
'GeneraI Grant, y much larger brother tree
i-@r the General Lee" and the largest in
;ae world, growing in the same grove, is let
standing.
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PROPOSALS.
PR.PosAIs FOR EERSFV-

D2FUI "a. NJ a. ysF &c. -. 1859 slEkaB sT,
"a D.L- FrA, , d.. =, ls9s
SEALED FBOPC5AGs,.E q. yiios.e, VIA cspg
~ OF tlii- Overt u-.i tii- -- - each. gIil Is
received al .hls OF q aH,i IA, ~. 49, f0r
iGT nish.ag tle u4t-u 5tA.ys Gu.srrr kstaT's De-
asi1lea ~ str fitJ thousand ~ 4 c. AZ bite
The kerscy wiz D. -uh.cct % a. isil inspection,
and tat ccHB.sI-o s..sa Publications. = II be "a
sisted upon
The ti'verraI,At reserves toe rig1t - tsjsct az
CT all ODDS.
Pre-, renee vii - give = L ars,T I'D ,rnes.is
maIgiactnre, conditi1L = gr1ce and quality Del z
e.uA.t Bid - ch pr-tcr rs ~ "a o1san q fha+
manufacturea On the Pacific coat TO the extent
OF he quantity require , - rrblr ari - tfs-e
AL that 9 &c Re U-OC IN the States ard Territories
Of the Paolsc coast va, he received aad ted at
sen Francisco, California.
In accordance WITH cu~-nf1s ~ bIt- gii be Gu
tertained except those SO Cd f-r o. s.fsa tureTs
and GUAR dealers IN E.Tscy and winch shall cor
form q the - Rtsf c0nC itiCF-.
Preference will be given 20 thu bid which shall
oser lowest rate Tor tie hurscy already prepared
MID W cad Sater proof % avoid q -A.iIg 6etOrs
being made CO.
For copy .! Specifications aat intern .lioa In de-
tail, apply az this offce.
EHytlopes contailirs p-op0sals q b. eadorssd
.Prop9sals for ky blls kersey, !" aud .itrs.si TO
the undersigned, X. SAATON,
iy2-6t6siiy6 Ct Deputy ousr.sr1I STR General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SIT.
LATED ON 1Ta STREET, BETWEEN l.
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION.
q By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated January
q I'D, A. D. 1874, and duly recorded in liber -
No 7S2, folio 3SS, Of the land records for Wash
iDgton county, Ia the District of Columbia and hy
the direction Of the party secured thereby, viii
August, 1875, st 8 o'clock D m, in front Of the
premises, part OF Lot numbered twenty two . !
In Naylor and Rothwell's recorded subdiyision ~
Square numbered four hundred and twenty five
t425 beginning for the same at point six 81 inc hes
north from the southeast corner Of said lot twenty
two, running thence north along the line of 7th
st' eet Give 2 feet, thence west hundred iOO
feet to an alley thence south along the line Of said
tie place Of beginning, containing twelve hundred
square feet Of ground, more or less, with the i'm
proyements thereon, consisting Of two story Brick
Dwelling.
Terms Of sale 81 500, with interest from jan
usry the I'D, 1874 and expenses Of sale, cash: the
balance in II and Is months, for notes bearing
per interest from day Of sale, and to be secured
b. deed of rust on the premises. lOD will be re-
Quired on the day of sale. All conveyancinr TO be
al the cost If the terms Of sale are NOT
O. mpitd with within days from day of ssIe the
Trus,ee reserves the right to resell the prorsrfv AZ
the risk And cost Of the gurc haser.
LEROY NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
jyI-d WASH. B, WILLIAMS, Auct,
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RIA New York Journal SAYS The Arert-
cat newspaper reader demands uf an eiftor
thai he shall not give him news ant discus
SONS IN heavy chunks, bat 50 condensed and
clarified that he shall BE- relieved OF tbe
necessity OF wadiug through treatise 10 ct
az fact, or spending time on dilute! g.. :
10 get "A bite AT an argument
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STEAMER LINES.
RE6ULAR LINE rO NOKFOLk. NEW
IA YORK. BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE,

IA YORK. BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
on ard after MONDAY, July II, ISIS, the new and
elegant steamers
Lady Of the Lake and Jane NoseIey
viii make four regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week
i1 NC so az the principal River Land
TIE LADY OF THE LAKE will leave WASH
lNGIOh every MONDAY aud THURSDAY at 3
O'Clock .. m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
and F6IDsY az m.
Tie JANE MOSEBEY will leave WASHING
TON every TUESDAY and FRIDAY n , o'clock o.
~ aid SoBFOLh every MONDAY and TIL IL Rs
DAF atIp.m m.
Fare 70 Norfolk, "a; round "trip tickets, So. Meals
and state rooms extra.
EXCURSION RATES-Round trip tickets AT re-
ducSd retes1o Point Lookout. Fortress Monroe and
Nue de l. Fan.
To Point Lookout and return, S25o: TO Fortress
Monroe or Vue de l. Eau and return, s5 A further
REDUCTION TO families of fifty cents on each fare
Meals and state rooms extra Tickets good on either
boat, ard until used.
For Tickets, Staterooms information apply az
the othce Of the INLAND AND SEABOARD
.OASTlNG COMPANY, Room No. =, National
Metro Titan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. ly3O-Iy
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NoTIS16HsfnsFsi%s> .ho q, Ssstre e Ri,eGs. Of .!
them for hiehsr cash price than any place in he
city, - calling or addressing HERZO0, 91TE
Ouk1oD VW - gb9ons Inayle6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

sIAh.LsNG DEPRECIATION IN NAIrp-
49, n .eis mt gent old dsrSey was met hy an
time since The war and The ois ;,s, -
~ seeing ore 81 MsSSa's ticl Is.- ~ -ls In 81
times was ~ oDrnts-i. Afsr a -. ~ hs,,I-
,hs sn1 protraciei iauSh i-eCuliar u
tne Scut r. iarSel-. the ggn;ientan ask@i.
In the wOrldf' 'e
"Sortcr sew. Mars --. Been bsa -,,,,,-
na,iz night smart lately. ana things am,
gone 'zaciiy right - how replied Tie d.
"A great Tranv chaneeS hnv, teka- Mae,
suce last saw Won, Trcle Joe poath haS
tSk,h your Old master AWAY. The family ara
sSSA.ttrei about IN, fourqLarlers ofthe gIohe.
49,, - .Sl'h = divided up and strangers occupy
nc or mousse. = makes one feel right sal
= l.cie &C.. o tsinS % .he changes thaf have
been wrought by old father TIME
= aIS, replied OncleJoe You member
when Was slave : WORKED hard al o.ls
times. and M sc money 'uy % - h..v ,,,s.ir
raid old nasSa Si.ec 10Y my fr,Na'r-, .
w. yS,s, u =. reinei..'.'r a.
old daTkey.
We'll. yes" repliei NJ. --; lit wc.!i DO
quite "A fortune fOr YOU
Lots o. fortune Sar." sa,i tie ,ll man
mCur'tully; "af'd every time : think af.,1f
IL kinder rue de bargain. Niger was ,ruN
= Thousand dollars then, llt Low he siu'L
Nun cuSS. Mighty changes ia dis World
hlassa.'-l icGSbt.rg H,yI'd
AN IMPRISONED so~GsTKEss-- VS..
ltcr 10 wheeling ought - 81 - ~. a. Caan-
"a. me convent lying just outside The city,
II only To hear Sister Mary Agnes slug SIS
t,r Mary Agnes i a musical wonder Phil
aoelphia society folk II twenty v-qrs ago
VIII n member her as Louise Giihert. me a.
traciive center = an acm'r.ug circle. Her
charming voice and brilliant mind Won this
position Tor her. The years have not broken
heI voice. uOrd. mIlel her Intellectual orighf-
ness. She sings two notes higher than Pa
repa Rosa ever reached. 7 heart her sing n
swiss echo sonC. ful or beauty anl melody
win All Tie power and dash OF a prlma dom
ma Clad in her conVentual gsta. recalled
ior lew short moments from a living death
dead 10 The world, yet living i'm TIE world
singing The worlds songs n though sNe never
had been dead--she seemed the Sonlbra clSa
and re- urrCcted ghost o. being a.. S-f,I away
could not throw oil a feslluE III UleIaucholv
tEouch the liyeliest strains were ringing In
my ears ho,l'ng Tl's'ie,Hl.fr
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DlEB.

CHRISTIAN. ON the "a of August ~ 70 % ok
? m az the .siieucs 4 her iaJheT, Joe SchWartz,
Christman, ag-cd ? years
fnnersl via take piAee at the Western Presby-
.ei.hn ShIiSh AZ . lock . u, THURSDAY, the SIN
Instant. Friends uf The family are Invited 10 a.
terd. o.
DALEY. August the sth, at a. m A., CHARLIE,
infant sob Il John and Jane Daley.
Funeral will take place At q O'Clock. on the So,
Instant tror the residence Il his parents, Oh,
street southeast.
hElNLINE. At clock. August NJ is7s
GEokGE ". HElNLINE, aged = years
The fnnersl VIII take place from hi fnfhsrz rest
dence. No. llO7 q street southeast. IN Tburs4ss
sttcrno~ N, sfsust 9Th, ~ ~ clock Frieufs and
relatives respectfully invited 20 attend.