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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

hrs. J. A. SIGNIAeo, Proprietor OF
the Grenada Sentinel, is In the city In
tile Interest Of her paper, which is now,
and always has been, one of the best
conducted, bsst-printed, and ablest of the
weeklies Of Mississippi. Mrp. signiAgo
has peculiar claims uFou the journalists
Of this city, - well as upon the public
at large. Her husband, whose plac, she
IL compelled to I'LL, owing to the pecu.
! liar fiji ction which prevents him Weld.
ing his once trsnchsnt PEN, was for
many years connected with the press of
Memphis, during which he made host
OF friends by an obliging and genial man.
ner, that should be remembered in bis
wife's interest. In addition TO the bur
deBs OF her household and the cares and
demands of her almost orphaned chill.
dren, she has taken change Of the Senti.
mel, and that, too, in presence Of a II.
row that would prove more than thew
c)Uld bear to many Of her sex. Her cour.
age and endurance are worthy of all
praise, aad her sipgle-handed effort at
Independence worthy OF all possible en-.
couragemsnt We. therefore, appeal to
our merchants TO rsske it a special care
60 advertise In tie Sentinel literally. By
doing SO they will have the satisfaction
OF receiving not only a q,Sid pro quo in
paper OF large circulation in the Ysgoo
country, but Of helping gentlewoman,
who, by her independence, industry and
bravery. has sei a noble example to her
apF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

HERE is cheering and reassuring
news: The p5cEs6Urger, of Friday, an.
- u1cing the arrival in Vicksourg OF
General Chalmers, who had Just cencIu.
ded canvass Of the counties Of Clsi-
borne, Jefferson, Adams and Wilkinson.
assures US that cur friends are confident
OF their ability to carry Jeffsrsen, al
ANS and wilkins IN for Tilden and Hen
ofiokS, and they are determined to do
e. The result of the special election In
Jefsrson, Wednesday, when the Dsm.
ocrats elected their candidate for sheriff.
and made gain of nearly two thousand
en- ths vote Of last year, is an indication
OF the spirit and energy with which Our
frie1ds have opened the esll, and gives
assurances ef glorious results in Novem-
t.oH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
PROTESTANT COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
The sers FIRST Among the Educational
Installations of Our City-A Credit
10 the whole 0uth,

The public will be pleased 10 learn
| that Prof. j. d Stewart, the efficient
educator, whose services and fitness as
such are known to large numberof our
bsst citisens, has edsd in establish.
ing high grade school for the instTue-
ton OF boys. The peculiar and q com.
manding CHARACTERISTIC OF this school ia
that 1t Will De under the Supervision Of
the Protestant pastors association of
Mem his, whose members have united
aud determined to make q joint effort
to Guild up an educational institution
worthy the patronage Of all parents who
wish to have their cons educated under
Protestant infiuences. With such an
suspicious aid AID influence as that OF
the Protestant pastors &a9ciation, this
school will be conducted not only upon
the highest moral principles, bat sIso G
able to Cffer thorough and systematic
facilities for preparing pupils for the sew
eral universities and colleges Ct the
county, and also for cND mercial pur-
suite. The Prot slant past 0rs' ass0cias
ton pledge its moral support 10 this
school, ard express 1t as the earnest
desire CT the members of their churches
to make the institu ion a source of graf.
ification to the citizens OF Memphis. To
attain this end they promise to giva The
school their most careful supervision as
REGARDS it's teachers, iIs discipline, its
course Of instruction, as well SIS the moral
snd religious welfare CT its pupils Con-
fident Of success in the Inauguration o.
the institution, Prof. Stewart will
erect additional buildings Immediately
on tbs place heretofote known as Stew
arts coIls QiSte institute on Alabama
street, and enlarge the faculty so as to
fully supply the demands of an increased
patronage. In establishing this institu-
ton Prof. Stewart supplies q long.
needed want. That he is one of the
most reliable snd thorough educators in
the land cannot be doubted; for not only
il his pss. success guara otee of his
ability In this respect, but he can conf
IDENTIFY appeal to large number of cur
leading citizens for testimony to his fit
ness and merit as q teacher of superior
ability and unusual excellence. The
faculty, consisting of Prof. J. D Stew.
art, Prof. Ssldsn W@slsi.-., ~Ed TfuL ).
Hoffman. gentlemen AID scholars OF
s.zpeiience and studious habits, will be
further aided by the members Ct the
pastors ssso citation in biblical history
and literature The course OF study en-
braces batin, Geek, French and Ger
man, matthew stics, the English branch
IS aud physical scieEces, The ins:itu-
ton opens September 4, 1876 the tariff
of pricss being as follows: For classics
and m ,tbematics, per NJ onth, 81; higher
EoglIsh and physics, So: lower English,
SIS; German aad FrercG, each, in class.
es, 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

1T will be sem FROM dispatch else
where published that the campaign
against Sitting Bull has practically
eiCssd, and that tbs: monarch OF the
plains can hereafter depredate as he
plessss upon the settlers or the frontier.
IL there wss no south TO te,r1rizs this
would not be the cssA. Grant having
no bsllot-boxss TO surerintend, would
send forward every soldier in the arDiy
and crush the tribes who murdered Gus
ter. But be wants 70 force the southern
vote for Hayes, and must have the SOL
diera to do IL with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

had adopted good platform and hsd
nominated good and true man for gov
ernor, and that If the people would do
thsir duty and support the noTnires, that
when one ''ides OF N vembsr" rolled
around, Tennesses would fall in the
right rsnk. In regard 10 the little Irde-
pendent move on the part OF some-th;s
was OF no consequence, aud those en-
gsged in 1t would be defeated, and de.
tested 10 their rrnw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

TIE tim6s are so hard ia the eastern
States and wages so low that mechanics
are emigrsting 10 Europe, there to find
steady employment at remuaeratiye
wages. Only few days since Scot
fish firm advertised in New York pa
per for one hundred lsborers to sc to
work ct Greenoek, Scotland. The wages
were announced in the advertisement ss
two pounds and ten sbilllngs q week,
add for this two hundred fl ST Glass ma
sons were secured, to be sent 70 Scot
land, their passage money TO be sd
vanced, but to he deducted from their
HRRss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

THE preliminary negotiations for
peace between SeSvia and Turkey were
opened at Constsntinople Friday night.
1t is asserted that it is proposed on the
basis that Prince Milan shall be re-
tanned on the throne, and that Servia
shall psy a war indemnity, and that
Turkey shall have the light of placing
gsrrisoDs in the Ssrvian fortresses on
the Turkish frontier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

FROM the Knoxville Ti6tne we learn
that Senator Key has accepted an invi-
tatlon from the Democrats OF Sullivan
county, to address the people at Blouat-
vile on the ffsl Monday in Sep !ember,
He will address the Tllden and Hen.
bricks CLUB, Of Chattanooga, ors night
next week. He has also heen invited by
the Tilden ami Hecas!., ks club, of Knox.
Vile, to address Pc people of that city
next Friday night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

UNDER the head of "Sold. but not De
alvered," the Nashville Amerioan, OF
yes terdsy, says thst 3 good many dele.
gates TO the State Republican conven-
ton went home Thursday night and
yesterday morning, piping hot over the
failure TO nominass candidate for gov
ernor. 1t was freely stated by them that
the party had been cod Gu. and given
into tbs control ard keeping of the In
dependents. As batween an Iadepen
dent and Governor Porter, they declared
they would vote for The latter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

TIE Vicksburg Herald in long arti-
Gle eulogizing Lamar for bis course in
congress, says what all good man viii
indorse, that "MississippisDs should
feel proud Of him, and they should heed
his liberal poliey-heedgt because it is
the only policy that will bring 60 their
State honest government, and dive
from their midst certain cl9sI of polit-
icsl vampires who have nesrly impSv.
erished them ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

COLONEL VANH.MANNING is making
a very able canvass OF the sa END dis.
trict Of Mississippi, snd with every
promise Of being elected by a large ma.
iorits. His opponent, Judge Walton,
has an indefensible record, fact that
was uade painfully apparent st Wster.
ford on the twenty. third inetan., when
be wss called on by Manning to snsw er.
The people OK tie second district are
Rocking TO Mannine's seaport, and say
they viii elect him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

THE Democratic papers of Nashville
have utterly ignored the question OF in
teEest payment, and 30 have these of
Knoxville, Why? Is it not matter
Of grave Importance, affecting not only
the general interests of the State, but in
an especial sense Of the Democratic par
typ II Governor Porter is right, and
they know 1t, why do they not set us
right? On the other hand, IL Governor
Porter is wrong, why DO they rot take
sides with US, and in the public
q well as the party interest urge
upon him retirAcy from position that
il wholly indefensihle at law, as we be-
lieve? They do not propose to ignore
the issus thus raised on this question,
even if they would ignore the press of
Memphis? Silence lie sometimes gold
en-; but there are times when it might
be construed anything else. The sir is
full Of 1umors, and the payment by the
governor OF six hundred thousand dol
lars for interest coupons, in face Of the
declared policy Of the last leeis.
istuTe that interest was not to be
paid, and in view of the platform of the
late Democratic convention, to the ef-
feet that our creditors would have to
wait, is fraught with disastrous
consequences, personal as well
as political. So we believe.
And 30 believes the Democracy
Of not only Shelby county, but. we ven.
tuTe to say, West Tennessee. We there.
fore renew our urgent ensresty for
withdra val of the notification to pay in
terest on the fifteenth Of September, u 4.
lees the attorney general advises other
wise and gives bis reasons therefor at
length. And either this concession or
Endorsement we hope the governor will
be able to give on Tuesday next, when,
it is expected, he will speak in Mem
phis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Oh Tuesday last, General Atkins,
while in Humboldt en- route 10 his home
In Henry county, in response to loud
calls, made brief speech, in the course
OF which he eulogjz,d Tilden as the
greatest refJrmer that bss been brought
forward In American politics within the
past thirty years, and thatif the people
OF The south would only aes with ordin.
airy discretion be would be elected Pres
ldent In November. In regard to State
politics he thought the late convention
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

IN tie publication OF an extract ffom Gov
ernor forter's letter OF DecenLer, the y pes
made him say he would paw the 5nterest AN
Ing due j uly, 1876, instead of 1875 We tguSt
oar temporary, the Ledger, which cor led
us, " III give him the benefit OF this Correction.
appeal 25th.
Certainly; with pleasure. The matter
ID not important, tui It clears 40 the
matter of dates, which before looked
rather obscure and awkward. Ledger,
26th.
Gar contemporary has done itself jus.
tiee, and has relieved the governor from
an implication which placed him in an
sgkward position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
DIED.

RINGWALD-On Saturday morning, Au-
gust g. 1876 at o'clock, ALBERT FERDINANU,
son OF John and Caroline Rtuswald, aged 10
years, months and days.
o Friend and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend his funeral, from the
Greeu Tree House, this SUNDAY afternoon,
9th inst , at S o'clock.
SAGERS AT his residence No. 269 Third
street, Saturday, at IL pm, JAS. A. SAVERS,
IN the tGirty-siXth year of his age. TLUuis
Vile TX, }, Brooklyn IN. W and Elgtn (IIl.l
papers please copy.I
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invits to attend the funeral
from his lats residence this SUNDAY after
noon, at three o'clock. Services at st. Petel s
church. at half. past three DC .ocA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Hon. GEORGE w. JULIAN, formerly
one Of the great leaders Of the r publ.
can party, made speech yesterday at
indianapolis, in the com So OF which he
fully answered Mortoo, and successfully
defended the Democratic party sgainst
the attacks OF al lis Rssailants. 1t is
one ~ the ablest speeches OF the canvass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

TIE next electioEs Will he held a AR.
kansas, September b; Vermont. Sep.
TENDER Sta, and Maine September 18th !;
after which Interest will center on the
"Octobar ststes'-GsOrsis, that elects
on the fourth, snd Ohio, Indiana, Cole
RADIO snd West Virginia, that elect on
the tenth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Hon. MILTON SAYLER arrived at Gin
clnnau last night, and met with hearty
reception by the Tilden and Hendricks
claes and citizens. A procession es.
corted Mr.. Ssyltr 10 the Grand hotel,
Whsre he made short speech.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
Friday, September 18th, 10 a IN,

to nominate Six Can didstes to represent the
people of this county in the Lower House,
and Two Candidates in the Upper House or
the next General Assembly of the state.
That the Democratic and Conservative
party OF the county of Fay elite be invited 10
SEMI delegates TO meet delegates from this
county, in convention 10 be held in the city,
at same place, and Immediately aftsr NOM
nations Of Shelby county convention are
made, for the purpose OF nominating can.
didate for FIoaler TO represent Shelby and
Fayette in next Legislature, and the Democ-
racy OF the county OF Upton be invited to
send delegates 10 meet those from the counties
of Fayette aud Shelby for tue purpose of
nominating a candidate for Senator for the
Twenty third Senatorial District.
Recommended that tue basis of representa-
ton in the County Convention be proper
toned among the Wards and Districts as 1t
was in the County Convent on of June 2lst
last.
Recommended that delegates be elected on
Saturday, September ID, in the Wards and
Districts, between the hours of and D. M, at
the usual voting places; and ct the same time
delegates from the various Wards and bis
tr,cts in the county be elected TO represent the
Democratic ana Conservative party in the
ConXressionsl Convention TO be held in this
city on September 7th, and that the basis of
representation be in accordance with the re-
commentator OF Congressional Executive
Com mittee.
The elections will be Deld and conducted by
the Sub committees in the various Wards and
hereby reappointed for that purpose. The
election win be by ballot, and every person
will be entitled TO vote who will agree TO sup
port the nominees of The convention.
Irving HALSEY, Chairman.
E ]. KARR, Secretary. au7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

JUDGE TABBELL, ere OF the ex.su-
p7eme judges OF Jackson, Mississippi,
has been Cffsred the first depuiy-ooop-
trolleFship Of the Ulit,d States treasury,
Ui'c c. lionel William Hsmphiu Jones,
otDelaw4re, whom the President les
iuvitei to reign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

The Boston Journal ssys that charges
have been made against Adju.ant-G Gen.
eral Cunningham TO the effect that he
received brides from the firm which fur
nisaed supplies to that State. The
charges will be investigated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
WEATHER PRoBABuIrIEs.

WAR DKrT-, OFFICE Oh. srG. sJrzrcrE !
"Ass1SeToE, August 2, am.
In Tennessee and the OAfo uaRes
ana toS0er lake region, rising, followed
oy st0'0ty failing barometer, cool north.
cry t0snds, shifting to toqrnler, easterIy
or so1ttierly, and clear heather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

THE Colorado Republican convection
yesterday nominated the following
State ticket: For governor, JOHN L.
R'ult; for acknowledgement, Lsfay-
cite Head
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

TIE Democratic convention at CIeve-
Isnd Yesterday nominated, by scclaros.
tion' Han. Rufus P. Ramsey for copgtees
from re twentieth district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

BUTLER delegates were elected from
Ancover, Massachusetts,, yesterday, and
telegram bays that only sixteen more
are nesaed 10 insure his nomination for
ccngrese.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday II cotton and gold: NsU
York cotton, II l-l6o. Memphis cotton,
II 7-l6o. NeaC York gold, Ill. Memphis
gold, 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN made s.1s
opening speech Of the Republican cam.
pajgn In Illinois at Chicago lest night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
Games Elsewhere.

HAMILTON, ONT, August 26.-Rad
Stockings, ct. Louis, %; Standards,
nothing.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 26.-Alle.
gheny, 8; Indianapolis 5.
ELw YORK; August 26,-Ths tenth
and last game Of the championship Sc
Ties between the r 3stona and MutuaIs
wss play ei to-day in Brooklyn, and was
won by the la ter by score OF 10 to 9,
as follows: Mutuals, 10; Bostors, 8.
CINCINNATI. August 26 Louisville,
8; Cincinnati, .: bess hits-Louisville,
IL; Cincinnati. 8; errors-Cineinnsti, 7;
Louisville, 3; runs eRrned-Cinoinnad, :.
CHICAGO, August 2t.- Chicago test
st. Louis to-day as follows; Caicagoes,
%; ST. Louis, 3; runs earned-Cnicagoes
IL; total bases on hits-Chicagoes, 40;
st. Louis 10; errors-St. Louis, /; Chi
caRoes, II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

A RAaUsA diFpaseh last night reports
battle imminent near Psdgoyitza.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
MEMPHIS TENN. SUNDAY, AUGUST 81

Claire, center-6eldi Newhouse, right
field.
The Paris, kentucky club will play
tho Memphis Reds at Central park next
Friday and Saturday, Good spor. is
arranged for this week, beginning with
to-dsy's game.
We hesr that the Oaeidas, which
some urchins insist upon calling the
Ouidss, will visit Caliiefvllie, and play
the Athletics some day during the pre-
sent week,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
CONVENTION!

Dissolved by the Executive Board, That
n a Convention be called OF the Democratic
and Conservative V tiers of Shelby county to
meet at the EXPOSITION BUILDING, in
Memphis, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
Personal

MR. A. G. TERRELL, OF Luna Land.
ing, Mississippi, is at the Peabody.
Our handsome young friend, Captain
Z. J. Pe1y, left the city a few days ago
on visit to the worlds fair. On his
return home he will be accompanied by
one Of 1llinoi,'s fairest daughters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

From Brownsville aud between Hum.
boIdt and Brownsville $40 50
From Humboldt, Milan, Mckenzie AMI
Paris, and bet. Paris and Hum boldt.... 10 90
TO LOnISVILLE AND RETURN.
From Brownsville and between Hum
~ I,,r liz
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

N.tween them ana the publishers, Messrs R. ossood
Co.. as to the political character OF the oo'oDeF a1n AN
-. m, North American. under the management OF Mr..
ssa,ns and Mr. Lodge has been vigorous. with lively
,aterest N the questions OF to-day. The forthcoming
otoer number win be mainly devoted to political ques
rs In It the indcpendent voter win speak his sent
r,anTs the whisky Ring viii be reviewed, ana the aoso,
Int necessity civil scryice reform VIII DC INSISTED
NON Naturally, tho appearance OF the said old Reptew
n its castor into the political ring and becoming
an pauental actor in the events Of the day VIII cause
sn degree Of astouisbment The publishers who can
- 90 orite so far in opinion az the edors, fear that
Tts Ftreo viii lose IFS character OF eminent Fespeet
Sss, ~ AZ becomes political wrangeriD short that
~ character win be changed and its gray haiis ofonght
n LIN sorrow 10 the grave. But the OCTOBER mum
Lii e warm one and the old patrons will rub their
sesstaeles when they get fairly into the eannlga soTts
sfrican made spicy by the condensed inOgnatiOn OF
@ ~ lie alest y0tpg writer's OF this age, VINO are
SoIiin between dseEst with political party ana con-
fsn,nt for the other
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
THE EXPLOSION HEARD 35 MILES AWAY
"a fhs Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: Yesterday afternoon l stepped outside
the door, and soon after looked at my watch and found
Il wanted about IS minutes of O'clock thought Of
the explosion at Hell Gate but did not believe It possible
to hear It at 80 great distance. AT six minutes OF
o'clock heard long, low rumblins sound, like distant
thunder lasting about 15 seconds; and abont three
seconds later heard second noise which lasted only
about four or five seconds Soon after called at another
house and found that three or four OF the family had
heard the same noise and on comparing our watches
found the time that each heard the noise 10 be the
have oompsrod my time with NewYork time, and ind
the difference Just four minutes making the time to cor
respond with tho time mentioned In TIE TRIBUNE OF To-
listening and by Others who did not think OF IL until
they heard the explosion. The sound seemed TO follow
and seemsd 70 travel IN sonthery direction DO not
mow tbs distance from B0onon TO the naoe where the
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

DIED.
HAYDOCK-On the morning of the 27th 1875 al RoslYn,
L. l., Mary Robins Haydock, widow OF the late Robert H.
RsiyCs ana friends invited attend the funeral
ROsiyn Friday sept 49, at2 O'Clock
Carriages will be at ROyn TO meet the Long Island Rail
road train which leaves Hunters Point at ~ mi return
ing train leaves for the city at 53l ?. H.
HECKER-sept 81 $3.50 O'Clock m, Mrs. Caroline Hecker,
aged 80 years. .
10 attend funeral from her late residence No. IL Mont
gomeryst East Broadway, on Friday the 29th lust,
wood.
HECKIERon Monday evening. Sept 25 after short i'll.
ness John the beloved son OF Joseph and Emma Hecker
Funeral viii take place from the residence his parents
1OD Orehardst Thursday Sept %, at Relatives
anil friends respectfully invited TO attend.
HUNT-sep 25 1875 at 4S West ThirysiXhst, D. Brain.
erd Hunt, NJ. d.. aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend
funeral nc tho house OF his brother Ezra NJ
Hunt NJ d. Metuchen, ". j. Thursday, Sept 2S al 34
o'clock tran leaving West philadelphia az l2ao p ~
win stop nc Princeton Junction and Mvtuehen)
PINCKNEY-On Wednesday morning. Sept "a. inst, Caro-
line ~, wife of Theodore w. Pinckney.
services al her late residence No 230 West Twenty
frst-st Friday afternoon, at O'CLOCK
wooLsEYsept 25 Dr. James wOolsey In the 10th Of
Funeral Thursday. IL a Friends Westinghouse chAppa
qua.
YoUNG-on wednesday morning. Sept a. Anne Masn wife
OF thelate Henry Young the 9Th year OF her
The will be held ut her 0o residence "a East
Thirty ty-eighthst. at p. IA, Friday sept 20.