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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-14

I. q. of q. F.-Yermont Lodge No. O. independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows. meets every wEpgEsDAY EvRNISa
nt ~ O'Clock odd Fellows Hall Langdon's Block
State street BY order n. a..
65-f CHlRLEs =. COLLINS. Secretary.
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9lrw Embellishments.
pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ MONTPELIER NATIONAL HANK, at Montpelier,
the state OF Vermont at the close Of June ls5

tViai'f@
STATE OF VERMONT !, Charles A. Reed. Cashier
CoUNrY WASHINGTON a. Of the above-named bank,
do soemnly that the above statement IL the
best Of my knowledge and belief
CHARLES A. REED. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn me this 18th day July,
ls55. GEORGE q. KELLOGG, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst; JAMES X. LANGDoS.l
GRO. G. SHEPARD, Directors
y. P.JEMErr
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to Mr.. George Leslie, the cashier Of the Wells
River bank. lie carried it to Mr.. John Bailey,
Jr, the sheriff at that place, and Mr.. Bailey. who
is one Of the best detectives in Vermont at once
made up his mind that the burglars IL they had
crossed tho Connecticut river, must strike the
railroad sooner or later, and accordingly took the
same train which Mr.. Dickinson boarded at Ply
mouth The train left Wells River Mt about ten
in the morning Mr. Bailey noticed nothing I'M
usual till the arrival of the train at Rumney.
Here two men got on board, who looked as il
they had been out all night, and had been
having hard time generally. Zach carried
a small satchel. The tain consisted of
an engine and tender. baggage car and
two passenger cars Mr. Bailey sat in the forward
passenger car and the men came in by the front
door of that car. One of them. apnareutly nm
conscious of Mr. Baileys scrutiny, walked mast
him. and took a seat with the air of A man who
had fonnd rest n. Lac. The other evjdentlv oh
served that he was noticed and nassed into thu
hind car Mr. Railev's snsnicions were sharnlv
oxcited NV this Tina and he immediately ,olto,ed
after He cot into the hind car lust in time tn
see the man 70 upon the rear platform. and RIM
ming forward and thrusting his head ont of one Of
the windows. saw him iump of. The train had
probably gone a mile FROM Rumney Centre at this
time, and was between that village and another
little place in the same town called oulnev's
The train was going rapdy. al the rate
Of twenty-five or thirty miles nm hour
and Mr. HALEY says that more hazardous
lean for life can hardly he conceiyod punn,no
forward he notified Tho couduc,or and had mo
train stonned a. 500, a. nossh,s Inn, o., r.,na
hack M traces 81 tho man Could he d,scass,ad
except his foo,nrints ON ths gravel rro,o ,hsro
/, was sy,aent ,ha, \. had ;,,,n,,aS -. "a
sin bolding ON 20 no iron rod ~ ,ho ,,a,forn'
h.a -, -, -
letting 20. The foot tracks were abont
twenty feet apart, somewhat longer strides than
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DESCRIPTION or THE MAN.

Through some misunderstanding it was at first
supposed that the man would not 60 to Vermont
without a requisition, but soon sGnfed his read
mess to 90 at once. Sheriff Bailey accordingly
took him to Wells River, on Wednesday afternoon,
where they passed the night and thence proceeded
by railroad to Montpelier the next morning, and
to Barre by team in the afternoon. There he was
arraignod before Justice Carlos Carpenter, upon =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-14

CABor.-Mrs. Abigail G. sanborn was ninety
years old on the Fourth Of July, but as that day
was the sabbath, there was pleasant gathering
Of her relatives and friends at the house Of her
son-in-law, Mr. John Heath on Saturday, July 3D.
Mrs. Sanborn has been the mother Of seven chill
dren, four Of whom are living Mrs Heath and
Mrs Perkins, of Cabot, and Mrs. Goodrich, of
Hardwick, were present, but her son, G. p San
born, Of Brooklyn, was unable to come Each Of
her children and grandchildren, both present and
absent, remembered her with an appropriate gift,
and from her friends in Tilton, n H., which was
her native place, she received congratulatory let
tiers, and nice presents. The bountfully spread
tables were tasteiully decorated with flowers,
wreaths, bouquets furnished by the kindness OF
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Brown.
Conspicuous among the large variety OF good
things, was loaf of excellent cake made by the
aged mothers own hands.
Mrs sanbon has lived to see her descendants
to the third generation; her faculties have been
continued to her in remarkable manner, and her
life so long prolonged, has been one Of continual
blessing 10 her children and friends. On the fol-
lowing Sabbath Mrs Sanborn rode three miles. 10
attend the services OF the Congresationalst
church, of which she has long been a worthy
member.
The Fourth Of July came and went very
| quietly. Hardly loud noise disturbed the still
ness. Everybody went to Marshfeld.
-Beedles Swiss Bell Ringers gave their an
nual concert TO a good house, notwithstanding the
rain, last Friday evening. 1t was first rate,
Every body is busy haying aud attending to
theirown business this makes news rather scarce.
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First National Bank OF MONTPELIER
by JAMES G.. HOUGHrOS, JE.. Cashle


We have not learned the action Of the Barre
Bank in this regard, but doubt not it will be cred
liable.
On Monday Mr. Bailey accnowled gcd the receipt
Of the banks letter in a modest reply, in which
he said, as everyone who knows him will believe
that the money he did not dc sire, but the appIe-
citation OF his faithful services, as an off Ger Of the
law touched his heart, and laid him under ohli-
cations which he should endeayor to repay by as
sduous attention to his duties in the future.
In TRUTH Mr. Bailey and Mr. jackson both
deserve great credit for the perseverance with
which they followed up their respective clues
Mr.. jackson never stopped, except to change
teams and to inquire the way from Barre to West
Rumney, and II the Williamstown track had
been followed with the same pertnacity, the gen.
tlemen who 50 calmly drove iuto Woodstock, AMI
then took walk, from which they have not yet
returned, would have been tribe more Hurried
upon their arrival at that pretty village and very
likely Mr. Alphonsos would now rejoice in tie
society Of one or more of his friends at the jail
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.
Last evening the reporter of the WArcIMAN,
had a conversation with sheriff Bailey, who had
just arrived from Wells River on his way to tile
examination at Barre, to-day, and who had spent
good share OF his time since last Thursday in
finding additional evidence. When Alphonsos was
reached package OF cartridges was found upon
him, but no pistol. Feeling satisfied that these
cartridges were not carried for nothing Mr.
Bailey went to the scene of the jump from the
train Friday, and looking among the bushes
which grow along the side of the railroad dump,
he found loaded Smith & NELSON'S five cham
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sanarriaQes.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis; Obituary
Noiices. fre cents per line, inudridbly
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Weehk Warhets.
Cattle Market.

A. Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending Tuesday
July 10, ISIS.
AAouSr OF STOCK AT nAnKrr
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Economical New Food.-rwenty-hveo cents will buy
package Of Sea Mos Farinc made from pure Irish Moss
which Will make fty kinds Of Dishes such cakes pies
puddng' etc. sixteen quarts Of eustars jees creams
and gr,cers. 7S-9T
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-14

SPRING RENOVATION ot all impurities OF thr
blood. whh cause lasstnde blousness aundlce loss OF
appetite and debility pains in side back and headDr
Pumley will furnish four to six weeks supply Of vegetable
remedies adapted 10 person and case receipt Of
dollars, Win The name, height, weight color Of halt
and ewes.
Remedies BY mail or express. With fnl direction.
q. II. PLUhLEi, Nc y.
6'-s0 Montpelier, VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

A VOICE FROM THE DEEP.-The currents
OF the ocean often cast up on the shore OF va
rious countries bottles or other peceptacIes
containing messages purporting to have been
written by persons on board sinking ships
IL is often difficult 10 determine whether
such messages are genuine or spurious. Re-
Gently bottle was picked up on the Filey
sands In Yorkshire, England, In which was
found lock OF hair and the following note
In pencil, written on q small piece OF paper
ana addressed "Miss NJ. j. Brown, Fifth ave-
nue., New York. dearest Mary-The shin
is sinking fast; the boats washed away: so
mile5 from land. v. c. D." The board of
trade has considered the matter OF sufficient
impo. lance TO send over the note and lock OF
hair for the purpose of being delivered ffpoC-
slble, TO Miss Mary +. Brown, Fifth avenue.
But as the note omits the number of her adj
dress i'm Fifth avenue, and as the name of
Brown is certainly not rare, it IL not easy TO
carry out this Instruction. But IL this shall
happen to catch the eye of the person TO
whom the note is addressed, she Will learn
mat the interesting relic and note are at the
Z. Herald, ah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11
TNHOMAs BOWLING,
L Auctioueer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Lstimer Cleary,
Southwest oerner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th a.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AZ BELTsv!LL!, IN PRINCE GEoRGEt

IS Spr bHSffSyIEtf II FSfsdEE GEokaas
sssd
corded in Liber II. B.. No. 9, folio lol, &C.,
Of the SSasl the
note REQUIRED thereby viii SELL at Belsviiie Prince
TIE scth day Of oesS,G @
o'clock m, all that tract piecs or parcel Of land,
state Of Mari land and adjoining the land Of Mrs. r
r. Hall on the east; General jacob Amnon on
ami Willard snS Ossrs ON ON th sse .on
being part OF the HATFIELD Farm: which was
contained within the following netes and bounds, to
Beginning for the said part at the end Of 7sY
perches, the elc' enth line Of the first piece or
parcel of land described IN the deed from T. l. Pat
land The farm Eie6srd s sss aud faS
degrees west Is 06 perches; then south IS degrees
s. Minute. q west, ne2 perches; then north q de-
gIees 50 minute. west. ~ q. perehes then north s.
ees:Ss, ties ,hs the end Of
Of land; then with the said fifth line, and with the
sixth eighth aud ninth lines thereof south
angles 70 the eleventh line q the Aforesaid piece
Of land described in said deed and with SAID line
shs line the
the beginning, containing and laid out for ~ 500
Terms OF sale: One bird cash; balance IN 6. u
and IS menths with interest, the deferred payments
q pc %rsd ~ deed o. trust on the property sold
the terms Of sale are not complied with within five
S at
ing zen da ~, notice. deposit Of 500 viii be re-
a0lso at the time R & 81 P poper, Trustee
octll.3awts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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EVENING STAR


TEMPERATURES OF THE BoDy.-D-srri, si,-s
81 a Ne'c l,sutJitcss dsffeo If fae Nesroiyicosl
cot1eQ-The New York Neurological S.Dc.ety
met ttor the first time since Juiy) last even
ing, at the rooms OF the Acadennv Of wa3i-
cine, AT No, u west Siet street In the ab-
SERGE OF Dr. Lombard, who was 90 have pre-
scented paper on his invention, known "a
ms ermoelectrtc Differentisl c slorimeter
an ingenious method for measuring the dif-
ierences OF temperature in the hody, Dr.
hammond, the president, delivered n short
address descriptive of the invention, with an
account Of some remarkable results OF ex
periments He found At nrst that the differ
ences OF temperature could be accurately
measured To within the tenth 20 thirty arb
part or degree. A practical application de-
Neioped the TACT That la thirty Instances the
temperature OF q woman's body Wa warmer
usan tnat OF man by about three-fourths
one half degree. while In no instance was
the warmth OF q males boiy greater than
that OF female. IL was also definitely as
certained that children are decided v warmer
degree, Fahrenheit, and that the younger the
chIId the greater the diversity.
difference In the heat OF the side.
of the body was discovered 20 be an
invariable law. The left side OF the heal.
and extending downward to the base of the
neck, is much hotter than the right side
Muscular exertion increased the heat OF the
limo exercise very decide lily. while thu in
lection of food adds 10 the tefnpera-
ture OF the head. The injection OF
diately followed by an increase OF heat. out
IN less Than balf an hour there is a peTcepti-
Die change In the temperature. In its apoli-
cation 20 many Disorders, such as paralysis
neuralgia, injuries 10 the spinal cor A. &c
The results were such a. might he naturally
expected. In cases of PARALYSIS tlerg, vas
always reduction, while in NEURALGIA ~
was exactly the reverse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

TIE WAY 1T RAINS IN FLoRrpA.-It Is
horizon with aching eyes, to understand the
clock-nke regularity OF this rainy season
south. Occasionally, as this year, It is de-
layed; but once set II goes on regularly There
Is misty or clear morning, the air trans
fused " tn blushing, rainbowy ehulgence
that melts away in the ardent kisses OF the
sun into an intense dazzle of sunlight up 10
2 O'Clock. Then the skirmishers of the rain
rush In On cool, dewy winds, and by SHARP
3o'clock the whole line is platoon firing if,
great, heavy fusilades. Such rains, Cor
geous, glorious, rushing, q magnificent en-
thusiasm Of plunging moisture. Then the
long roll OF the thunder drums; the cracking
artillery, with Its splendor of electric fash,
toned OF In low rolls; and, before Won are
aware, the mobile army has gathered up its
splendid wings, its IRE and after guard and
reserves, and only In the west you see its
grand victorious battle flags rubbing the sky
win broad bands Of color. Mix In a few
rainbows some foggy mornings when the
whole air is prismy, and the clear, still lake
looks like an undersky, and you have some
Idea OF Florida In the rainy season.-CIacin-
NAT Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

"WEIGH, MEASURE, AND COUNT EVERY
THING" says that the American Grocer
winch is, by the way, most useful and ex-
cellent journal, published In the interest OF
slorekeeepers. But the advice should not
be restricted to grocers, as it IL especially
valuable TO farmers as sellers and as con-
sumers or produce. Few farmers know ex-
actly what they sell, and platform scale,
lure. A very important thing, and one which
Few farmers know exactly, Is tie quantity
they feed to their stock, and how much a
a pound of butter, or q pound OF pork costs
them. A knowledge Of these things is neces-
sary II the farmer would make his business
and keep account Of every thing used upon or
sold from the farm, he can not tell whether
he Is working at profit or a loss.-An.ericaa
AaTic1Iltglsf.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIM0Rk AVID OHIO RAILROAD,
New Hork and Washington Air Line,
SUMNER sCHEDULE-slprEnBER az "a,

IRON WASHINGTON CITY.
500 q m-' bb.l,simore and wsS ststiens
WAY stSti"ns Annapolis, Frederick and
1so m, ssI,inore. Brsaktaa at Relay.
s'oo Ed. a., f.S York, o:gc May, PHILADELPHIA
zoe :: = CSie.SS, ooiu%b ar s.uap-ky, oinciu-
i hsn, Louis lie 81 Louis, PiItsburs. H.sers,
y.lls, Branch. Psi~ ta,' DiassT a. os@.,
iinf s1.a saniao. and Way Stations
M ss,imOTs and S, T:y s,.OPs Slim,
n 90 .. m; baltimore and Way stations.
%sT. md Hasi cy h' Dan Mon z;
station. Gay o. s fS9sa' c s' u S::
s:iss: t s.s: :ss ss sss... and
SAs n, Baltimore, Trederici Kan and d1 WAY Sta.
go ,. n Baltimore, Philadelphia. and Relay.
bus, s.nda.fy, Cincinnati, PSiisnas Cars.
ssg2 1 40 EH ,.,, Breakfast at Pa'ssrs
$40 ,., I H.ssr,,o.n, Winchester, and Way
1iissSS. m R Re, ia,e .Ds Way STA }o;..
$40 m, Piit.bars and Cumberland d" Fs.s tx
90 .. m Baltimore Fast Express.
via m Baltimore, Phiisdelphia. New York
and Bo-tcn Fast Express. Psllrnan Palace
I1.23 p. m, Fast Express. Pullman Cnys 10 Csi-
fSao, ~: Lott, q and C'Hsinnati 'rithoM chanss
Indianap, lis
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,l9 n Baltimore. PhiladeIphia, New York
eno Boston Fat Express
and 80 n m
F~ Ba nnoT. asd Ksiay.-12os g. m 500 and
Wsa.-s 90 a. m, 5 so, = 30, ard 1882 m,
s< ss,G9Ygins As during the week L.
Station.
FOR further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, aud
Ss9 Pernsi wanna avenue, where orders viii be
taken for Baggage t. he checked and received any
point in the city
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GIO. : kOONTZ, General gent. sep1ltr
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MBRCHAETs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
" WASHINGTON I AND NEW YORK.

nersefser the nne Steamships =. U. kHI0Hf snS
yOHH GIBSON will make regular week x01,nS
TtPs betvesen NEW YORK, ALEX a8k
aNDHA VA N9TON endssD
SEUhSET0W6, "a follovs:-Leave NEW YORK
rem Pier Al East River, every SATURDAY ct ,
m: leave GEORGET0WN every FRIDAY o. Z
Ior fuli Information apply to 3. p. A. DENHAM
business oincs aad wharf, % Water street, George
bridge, u W THOMPSON, President
left st General Ofice, sos Peonsyivanfa avenue
or 81 Tire steamer vhaFf, viii n, pr1mpti, stsende
20 NJ e.
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1.-THE run on the German savings bank OF
New York has ceased.
~"Four boys At birth" is reported from
Ozaukee county, Wisconsin. That county
always did have q bad name
1Now that the stovepipes are pretty
well up all over the country, do you notice
now the daily IRE record begins 20 elongates
1Ihe Courtof Appeals At Montreal has
Just decided q case somevhat analoxous "a
The Guibord case, and has ordered the cure
OF ST Lambert 10 baptize a child and register
the baptism, Overriding his plea CT justidca-
superior.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BHTWREN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va WASP
LsGTON AND GEOBGETOwH, p. O.
SAILING DAYS.
ftoH Pier ., North Wharves, Phfisoet ,ars
SATURDAY, At 12 m. N%S
From So Wster street, eeorsstowr,
ID. o., MONDAY at CD. N.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Uyoer
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi
sge In Boston By this line.
HYDE, Agent toe ID. Of o.
WI. z. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
y. A. REED, Alex sndrfa, Va.
D. q: MINK, - Devonshirs street, Boston.
ders left at General Once, COS Pennsyfvanio ave
nue., or at the 6teamery' wharf WI Be- promptly
attended to. es10tr
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OLD BELIEFS AND sUPERsrITIoNs die
nard In England. IL is not so very long ago
since an ignorant Yorkshire yokel would
offer mp. along with bis ordinary prayer the
followfng petition: "From witches aud wiz
yards, and long-tailed buzEards, and creep
Lord deliver us" A corouer's fury have re-
turned verdict Of wilful murder against
one Haywood, laborer, OF Little Compton,
south Warwickshire. who, q few days ago.
Ann Tenant, and stuck q two pronged fork
into her, because, as he told the court she
was The properest witch ever knowed .
Inc aged portion OF the female population OF
Little Compton have evesy reason To CON
graduate themselves on Mr.. Haywoods tenn
porary removal TO a more circumscribed the
atre OF action; for he conided 20 the coroner
that "there were sixteen more In the pa rish
VINO should b done away with" and that
tnere were also good many villagers quite
as iDnuential and Intelligent as himself who
shared his somewhat uncom promiSiI,e onin-
Ions on the subject
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SOME FACTS ABOUT TIDEs-The AIexan-
dria va Gazette gives the following infor-
NATION about some peculiarities which NAV
be observed In the tides OF the Clesapeake
bay: A curious fact is that 10 is ALWAYS ebb
TIDE at Cape Henry at moon rising or setting
IL Is always high tide at New Point Comfort
at moon rising or setting; IL Is always low
tide at Hooper's straits at moon rising or set
ting, and high tide at Sandy point at the
same time, and flood tide at all points above
Sandy point when the moon rises and sets
vessel entering the capes with q strong fair
wind at the beginning Of the flood tide NAV
carry the same tide TO Alexandria. But a
vessel leaving Alexandria for the capes will
encounter these flood tides on her way, no
matter how fast she may sail, and IL may be
she Will have TO contend against several more
III she has head wind. Every fioot tide that
enters the Chesapeake bay goes 10 the head
OF every tide wafer stream or tributary of the
bay, while the same ebb tide does not run
more than GO miles, and sometimes a greaI
deal less, so that there are always two ebb
tides and two flood tides I'm the chesapeake
pay al the same time, and sometimes three
OF one or the other. The food tide runs about
SIX hours, the ebo q little longer SO that -
hours and 40 minutes are required for a flood
toe and ebb 20 pass the same point. IL is AL
ways Hood tide In the Wfcomico river on the
morning OF Easter and the same at Whitsun-
tide.
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THOAAS BOWLING,
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer 4 Cleary,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth n

At the old stand Of Latimer Z Cleary,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth q.
TIE yH9LE OF SQUARE $50, sgBpIyIDEp
YkRM0NT AYENUE, 9TH STREET AND
ON kS az EHE sTkkfL AND APP STs,
DISTRICT. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October
18th, lS7e, at O'Clock the premises L 81 all
sell twenty seven Building Lots, being q sub
division Of square so, bounded stated above, and
situated in Of the desr able locations In the
city where property Is rapidly increasing In value
and hDe residences are nearing com pletion.
Parties desiring to make FIRST class investment
should not fail to give this sale their attention
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue in
three equal payments At six, twelve and eighteen
months, secured By deed Of trust with notes bear
ing interest at eight per cent. per deposit
Conveyancing at purchaser g cost.
By apple alton TO the Auctioneer q subdivision of
the property will be furnished.
oct4 THOS. BOWLING, Auc..
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DIED.

GRktN. On the morning of the lOth instant,
4. Green.
PALMKR; On saturday, 1t 10 O'Clock D, m, OF
OF his aGe.
hslsiyes and friends Of The family ere respecsfal
invited 10 attend his funeral from his lale red-
dence, 10. 239 10th street soutbes.t on Tuesdsx
oopy.l $50
RITCHIR. At San Fra.cisoo, Oh. october a
Mr. nAkTHA HAMILTON RITcHrE, wife OF the late
a. A. kitehie, and . native Of Phflsdelphis.
AAEy CAROLINE eKLKB, aged years, 3 m Ontas,
and = days, only dsashtsr ofDsvtd L end Asnis q.
Funeral services on Tuesday, October 4, Ct too
CLOCK D. m, from residence. No. el2 18th street
attend.
WILLIAns; octobsr On, g O'Clock D. n,
Funeral esFvicss viii b held st et. Patrics q
Church, % .. n. % borrow, TUESDAY. Tnssds OF
tbe family ere fsvtesd - sttsnd.