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The New York herald., 1877-02-07
BURGLAR AND DETECTIVE.
r1En.E srnuoeIE pKrwEEN rnlsoNEs AND

A F1ER.E STRUGGLE BETWEEN PRISONER AND
cApToR-"cHrNNEY's' ESCAPE.
About ten days ago burglaries committed In
avenues, and In store Kent avenue. Brooxiyn
Among the articles stolen a silver watch, which
was recovered at a pawnbroker's shop the following
day by Detective Price. of the Fourth precinct From
what the latter learned he became satisfied that the
thiet was d notorious rascal known Dan Callahan.
alias Chimney" Early yesterday morning Detective
Price heard that Callahan had boon seen in Park
avenue, and on searching there he tho
fellow standing near Franklin avenue. Tho officer
caught hold OF Callahan and told him that he had bot
ter quietly TO the station house The follow re-
sisted and scule Tor tho mastery cnsucd between tho
prisoner and tho officer. Tho latter called upon some
c,tizens who gathered about them to assist him, but
they turned deaf ear TO his appeal Price finally
threw Callahan 10 the sidewalk, when the prisoners
friends dragged him away Returning to tho on.
counter the undaunted policeman again caught hold
Of Chimney" who threw him. falling underneath.
The ruan then fastcnc cd his ncshy part
Pr,ce's right hand, causing him to drop pistol which
he had drawn. With the butt ot the weapon tho
left temple causing tho blood TO low copously.
Again the detective struggled to his feet, never re-
inauishing his grasp o Callahan They both fell "
tho ground more and they rolled over the VII
lain Pccs hand between his teeth, laccrating
IL painful manner He also bit the cheek Of tho
PROSTATE ccer. whose cries Tor assistance were DIS
regarded oy the bysandcrs The struggle lasted about
twerty minutes, when Callahan ran away pursued by
the brave officer, who was about 10 hrc his pistol
when h, was attacked from behind ana tho
weapon taken IRON bim. Search is being madc for
Callahsn, who has served two terms In the Poniten-
tiary. II subsequently, trnnsprcd that the man who
prevented Price from nriug at tho rctreatng thici was
Oscar H. Wilbur, who came suddenly upon tho
scene, and, snpposnR that murder wns about TO be
commIttcd took summary means to prevent u by DIS
arming the man who held the pistol When bo
learned the situation ofth case called AZ tho
station house aud gave himself into custody.
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
PIGEON SHOOTING.

MONTHLY CONTEST OF THE NASSAU GUN CLUB
More than a hundred OF the crack pigeon shots and
sporting men OF Brooklyn assembled yesterday at
Dexter Park witness the monthly championship
contest between tho members OF the Nassau Gun Club
To yet interest to the sport the competitors,
eighteen ali paired Off In two teams, the team
grassng the least number Of birds to pay for supper
for all the contosants The rivalry consequently
very keen, aud the bird was generally blamed for
every The shooting was not up to tho average
but tho birds iurn shed wcro unusually good, strong,
swift flyers that unless dropped dead, would
ret away out Of bounds, many OF them being
lost In that way. Scover and Powell were the only
two who brought down their i've birds straight, and In
shooting on the tic Powell succeeded carrying away
the prize by bird. The team Of which Mr. Dun
ham was captain had the pleasure OF paying for tho
supper the party, which was donc full justice 10
alter two three sweepstakes bad bccn slot. Tho
following isa
SUMMARY.
DEXTER PARK. JAMAICA PLANK ROAD, LONG ISLAND,
February q, lS71-Monthiy contest at pigeon shoot
ing by members OF Nassau Gun Club, Tor champion
ship OF club and supper for party. Five irds each ,
rs yards r,se so yards boundary; Long Island rules
lied NtsssH
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
New York, Fob. o, 1877.

NEW York, Feb O, 1877.
To THE EpIroR or the HERALD:-
Several days ago had challenge inserted In the
New YoaK HERALD 10 wrcstio anybody IN the world,
ana to back my intention ! deposited 500 Frank
Queen OF the New York Clipper. ] also stated tha,
would have accommodated Mr. Mcfaughlin to wrcsilc
him any way wished and he has since that accepted
10 wrcstc for $500 side
To show Mr. william NJ cr that did not tryto get
ncwspaper reputation, have covered to-day his $50
iorieit at tho Clipper oice aud ! Will wrostie him Tor
5000 or $500 side after SIX weeks IRON aatc, any
place he may name, either two ont Of three three
out OF i've iaIls, Greco Roman style. Had Mr.. Miller
covered my forfeit when lie read the HERALD he would
have been accommodated first. can bo daily at
Dan strauss, in this city. THEOBAULD BAUER.
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
MARGARET'S EXCUSE.

She held out dozen dirty looking documents TO
Judge Otcrbourg aud said "Judgc there's my recon-
monds." HIS Honor replied that the point In tho
was how she got drunks 'Thc family I'm working
with, In No. 40 south Fiith avenue. sent for
beer, the little drop drank to my head Pm
always working hard tor my ilvng." Oinccr O'Shea,
OF the Eighth precinct, who hnd her in charge, said
scnscioss that Dr. Dorm had night cayenne pepper
under her 10 bhng her to- THAT settles !"
said tho Court and Margaret, bowling horribly, was
takon 10 tho coils.
The New York herald., 1877-02-07

piers TO the steamship companies snd whether such
leases were mado strictly for the benefit city.
There several other points which Information
II desirable, but will rest satisfied with present
ing tho foregoing.
II the officials cannot will inform the public
concerning them, then perhaps that duty may fall
the lot of yours, respectfully, INQulSlTOR
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
HANDBALL.

The SAMSON street handbail and racket court Iha-
delphia dcnscy crowded yesterday afternoon
with sporting men from all parts OF tho country,
the occasion being tho benefit Of Mr.. Hugh Judge,
veteran handball player OF that city. Two crack
players Of tho Quaker city, Fleming and HARRISON
selected TO take part the boncnt with Casey
and Dunno. To cquazc tho match Casey and Iiarri-
were played.
Following Is tho scorc;-
lst 3D. % an 5h. Total.
Casey and HARRISON. 21 IL II II I2 SO
Dunno and Fleming. Is 81 IA II 50
Brooklyn and Philadelphia were next piitcd against
ench oncr Dunno representing the Tor mcr and Burke
the latter city, bu, AZ Dunno was TOO much exhausted
IRON the previous contest he match was rather one
sided. The ioiiowng Is the scorc:-
1st I'd. Ga Toto.
Duunc. 10
Burke........ ~ 40 ~ "
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
ACCEPTANCE OF CHALLENGE.

sFell de ead out OF bounds
, 1877-12-06

afternoon, he stated that hc shnuh! prncrcn
i,nnrtlt!tclr 10 file rrenss oi ioss viii, the ln!iy
two companies which wcr. III the ri*k. After
that ha.! been dnnr. the companies Ind thirty
tlnys IN viii b tn cieet whether they would pav
thr loss SIR tc,tl1. In yicv nf thc fart thlt 10
lad spent tvu wrcks In ftu!tlcss ensicarors 10
a,r:s ably adjust the matter. he wishes now TINT
lie hail .urd hi. rrn,fs III loss In the llset plae,
nnt not waslcl twu wcc!ts' precious tnc. As
he puts the matter, he Is not In 30 much OF hur
ry ahou, Rctt1 tic money, hut lie does want tue
matter c1uItably scttlcdt mid, what Is more I'm.
portant ii, him. he desires to Ect ru*scssion nt
tho building. and pttrrrss 10 rchls.ld In view
ut tho ttelav accustomed BY the falling through
" tic arbitration seliemc, and the time It will
take Ia file prouf9 ni 1oas, and await The COM
p1nics' determination whether they VIII my or
rebuild, It Is not prubnhlc that mich will he done
IN t1te building this winter except to cover It
ovct anil wait until spring 10 restore It to It's
former grandeur.
T,r 1n.u1n,,.e Committee, to whom was a..
sgnc,t the task Of tining tho cattse cf the fire,
have brcr taking further cvtlcncH during the
last two dnys. ftrc'MarshaI Henner has becn
present at tho sesklOnA ana crOss.c1anined tho
witneescs. The atls1ltfnnai evidence has brought
out nothing to changc the opfnon that tho flre
was CAUSED hT spontaneous combustion. mud
that It started i1cnr that portion of the roof to
which the wheels ot tho freight elevator werc
attached. An effort Is being mnlc by
that @ tie fIrc was caused by
raftcr running into one of the dues, but the
architects who ayo examined tho rttlns say ts,at
It could not hare bern caused that way. The
oil with which tho elevator.Wl,ccls wtrc creased
has been given to an expert chemist to anniyzo
It and rept'rt whether spontaneous combustion
could hare bern possible.
The evidence IL being taken tfown In short
hand. and viii be published together With the
; 'Committeea reEort.
, 1877-12-06

Employers can get mcn or boys 10 assist In
The holldny trade by calling At thc Z. II. G. 4.
Free Employment Bureau, No. f45 Fifth ascnnc.
Tho officers AMI friends Ut the Citizens
League for the suppression OK tho sale Of lfqunr
to minors will meet this evening in tho club
room OF tho t'a1mcr House.
All citizens interested in the extension Of Tho
city railway on Lake street to Cenlrat Park arc
requested Ia meet at Temperance Hal !, corner
Lake anl seymour streets, this evening.
4 meeting of the Fourteenth Ward Renut-
lIcan Club will he held Friday evening At No.
800 Fucker street, corner Milwaukee nvenue,
Tic Nomau's Christian Temperance Union
observe nrxt Thursday A. a day of fasttng and
prayer for the s1icecss Of the temperance cause
and the suppression Of the si1uor traffic. A
praycr.fnce,fng will to held In Lower Farrell
Hall from 10 d. m. to 4 p. N. Pastors OF the
various churches arc requested to preach on
Temperance the coming Sunday II they can con-
vententay do 40.
.rhc first annual fair and dairy exposition,
.,ntcr Tho auspices Of tho National Butter,
western Da!rymen's Association, ie to BE- held
III this city on tho 18th, 18th, and 20th inst.
Premiums and prizes sgRrc9atfn1 S2,0O arc to
lie awarded, and competition Is open to the
world. TIE object In view Is to bring together
tho dairy productions Of tho various sections Of
tho country, whereby the exhibits and comparf.
sons can be brought to The notice Of pro.
thu make md qualities, and establishing COM
mon standard for Tho hsnefft Of the trade. Ex.
hilits mar oe ecnt to or In care Of ". A. Bat
tcrsby, No. 1al South Water street, Chicago.
, 1877-12-06

from tho Wo,nan'e Christian Association. Then
c;,rHr thr iaik NJ rearing proats. R"uc OF thr
&atlcs being nfrahl that the nfsrcnsarF might
demand mora than It's sharr. though, IN casc III
lnss, II wuEli not raer 10 assn,e 1nost than
onr-thiyM. All this did nut trud ~ llasn,nnizo
matters. Some OF tile Ia,!i,. thought this qucs-
Tim should not he raise,! Mt all.
Mrs. r. u. Clark tinnsly m',vrd that the whole
Thing be storpef then nid there. lhc lady
stated her rcatons fur The motion, Which wero
lack 1T harmony md enthusiasm. 4 great deal
1T tntk was itl1ulged IN, sumo rtRrcttmg the
iurn affairs had taken, while uthcrs were glad
OF 1t. Mrs. Clark's muflon finally nrcva1'c'i by
rotc Of 10 10 8, and the Club Was M more
The meeting then adjourned, ~ anythin. but
pleasant hnn,or. thc lnlltcs of tho Ci.ristsan
A'sosiat,on taking the outside Of sas,r ss roos s,;,h
President Of the i,oar,i "f Lady Managers ot ttae
Central llomcopashic Free DispcnsarE, called
her Committee together, and explained why tile
artion above reported had been taken.
She. Eavc a review Of TUG Pm.
ccc&iInRs which llh,l previously taken
place, hslti tod how tho lafes Of the Diapcnsary
had bcon willing to take uuon Themselves their
| portion OF the labor and assume thu expenses
to make The carnival etaceesR, which the uses
| la.lics were not willing TO dn. Ctpn motion,
the matter OF holding carnival this winter ~as
flropped, Will, the understanding Tint thc stll''
| icrt would bo taken up agafn fl! May. Tho
the a0tt. !tst, anA I'll ttsts. at Faewcf Hall,
| in connection Will, tho laAics VI the Unity
| Church industrial School, was then taken M.
| Tho subject mas talked over informally, and u
| wAs shUwn thak the entertainments pruMlsct
not onlv to bs Interesting but successful A!t
rcn,unerntfve to the charities interested. The
| matter ct ticket printing. etc.. was also talked
ovcr, but no further action taken, 10 there IA y
| he Joint meeting Saturday morning Mt IL
o'clock In tho rlub-roont of tho fremont House
, 1877-12-06
COUNTERrEITINC,


Tho Earlvflfc countcEteltcr, Walter &. Tucl.t,
nlIas Billy Dewitt, who wa4 arrrstcti Tuesday
by Detective TyrErll, OF the United States
Secret Service. had a final hearing before Com
missioner loyne yestcr.iay, a,al was hcl'1 in
$l,:.O0 bail for trial, From the cy1cEcc 1t ap.
pears that Tuc.tt tyuFkcu In tl1e shop Ut
Edward Snow, III Earlsillc, and boarlci at tho
Earl House. which Is kept by William A{e-
Donald. About SIX wccks ngo Mrs. Mcdonald
found In the prisoners room ssyeral ptcevs Ut
II counterfeit - bill IN Tho Cittxcls' Natiunul
Uank ri indianapolis, and saw At anothcr time
iour nr t'vu similar notrs on tho hour, unticr
thu bed, looking ~ 4 they, had been
i.tr to watc!. Dewitt, aal she SAW hi.n 10 TO al
n,ithousa viii, bundle under hs arm. aud re-
turn without It.. Suspecstng that he lad thrOwll
something away, shn tnn.lH 4ears:tl, aud 1slcl
u,lk purtiuns Of the negative Of thu back uf u
$19 bill. Tyrrcll WINS given the case, and hc
waited until he haul sure thing and tilcu made
the utEest.
Tuests left the Earl House week or no ago.
and, having married 4 second timu {Ae WaA d.
ypserl from his lir6t wtfcj, moved to tllc Wai-
laco House. In fts roosns In Tint latcl wns found
d photographers hath, IN which pFints arc taken
from negatives, aud al! ti,o se4ds, etc., needed
iu tito psocess. No bills, however, were iiscov.
cred. ule OF the witnesses testified that tho
aremsed ll2d showh him counterfcit bill, and
nsked him TO 80 !nto partnership With him.
During tic interview, Tucitt exhibited mold
fur maksnI 50-ceut pltccs, The prisoner said
thu latter statement Was untrue. lle II MI Ill
tclngcnt young ruasl, and, so iar a. knUkn, has
has bceM showing ''Hueer" for more THAI d
year. Where he gut tic negatives II unknown,
ilur has Tyrrel thus lar astert aieI WllEthcr be
Worked u,laldcA, or belonged 10 yang.
, 1877-12-06

Last month tho police made anna arresls,
There Was, Dec. ], to tho credit OF tbs Clty
Treasurer tho sum of 81 A,tsG.
Tho Comptroller yesterday Issued revenue
warrants smounsing to sd4uo, aud redeemed
ropulss.loun certificates amounting to 34,00l
A. j. Smith took out q permit yesterday to
build two.story and basement store, 2ix44
teet, No lt7l West Lake street, to eost 83.500.
Those peEsons who have been anxlously " OIL
dcring why tho Hre-Lell 1t tho West Madison
street Police statlou has not neen runx for
some tiulc, are informed that thu bell has beeu
relnoved tu ths bell-toxef On Eng,nc-llouse No.
II, On West lakc street.
Ihe Ogden Ditch dam, though built for tenn
porary purposcs meresy, wtthstands this wear
and tear Of autumn xlthou. apparent deqen-
eEacy. The recent heavy rains bare 80 swelled
the Ausplaines River thAt water has run over
the dam and flooded adjoining nelds.
s;ol. Hickey, evidently di.sattsned with tho
management and Ineu OF tho Dawson Street
Station, LAS dismissed from. the fores seEgt.
psstsu sul sl1 pAt1elueh. tbs caaao Of ths
, 1877-12-06


porkcts wr,c found slG2:;e, Two watches, II
knife, ami new revolver; T. Is t!nusgl'' ne may
c On" II ihc trfo aud hu IL therefore s"'nE held
1ns identification.
Justice summcrflc,d rc,trrt,ay held tho fol.
lowing; ticnrrr lager. ar,css,ry t., burglary,
fAuW to tic 7th: i. II strfn. rryciyiur rolcn
goods, f5,Wh> 10 tl1r iii: Terence Mcjjcrr,ntt,
rottinr gncs. Of tl,c snmis Ilo,,sr, 9.O1 to tho
Criminal Court; John Ryan anil John Bean,
lnrreny Of butter. 4:iO1 to tho tlth; Chnrics
fiiil, loin Henry, Frank Smtth. yarrnuts,
si0i eacl, or leave town; Samuel
Coffee, sixty days; Tsot,eri Rawir!E1t,
thirty days. ,lt1sticc Morrison hrlI GcUree aud
Emma White, shppiltcrs. living at No. H1
Cooper street, In whose T,,sscsstuf, were foun.l
eegcral PIECES ol i,lark raht1fucrc dress guotls
md black coat $500 each to the ath; Ia'nes
Simmons and Frank Det!s,o, burglary of MEX
Herds saloon, No. B15 Canal street, ]t,GNU each
to tho Criminal Curt.
ANOTHER rnlEy1S0 sHnvAxr.a1R1.
has hccn arrested. but, 80 far az known, this IS
her first of[cnsc. Tho 1,arnc sl,r Eavr, t.t,,tsn
johnson, ia fictitious. 1lcr Clrlsttat, name ts
Della. She camc Ia Chicago from Auburn, Ia
, 1877-12-06


met With Mr. Mckenzie, Of tho Singer Manu-
tacturiug Company, to sou what arrangement
could be arrived II regarding tic adjustment
of shu loss oo thc Field s. Letter Building.
Similar meetings hayu hceu held for the past
two weeks. but nothing deanttc llad grown our
Of thcul. 1t wa4 hoped BY The Stuscr peo-
pie, however. that the meeting yestrr-
day morning would produce seine tar.
glbic results. Propositions looking IN an
arbitration Of the question had bee,. p,,t
forward, and, on geiirsal principles, hal
that tbs uctails might be satisfactorily arfunY-
I'll. But such wa4 not the Case. What 3ls. Me
kenzEa wanted was tAat hc should be allowed
tu aarpu oAa arbitrator, the insurance peopsu
another, aud TINT these two should chuUse y
fhfrl. In ease they could not Rgr1e upon the
third man, Mr.. alckunzle wanted tic aclectfun
left to Judge OF QUE Ut the courts or the hayur.
The insurance metl wDutd not Lave IL 10, aEl
ctuimr&l the right to ehooae their own referees.
s3en4ed acsire 10 yet the ulstter Into tAe
hands Of people frieAdlY to tic lnaugancr ct,tli-
p:t'ltei, wlU would alluw tbs aettleMcut to drug
along indefinitely. Win hIs surtw.l Scotch
xeikc, unl hls il!cliustlon to nc eou.exbat sus-
pIclous, be thought b. also foresaw 4n attempt.
after the matter had dragged along for nonshs,
10 worry h1m tnto accepting the insurance men .
difference u some ~, j,0oQ. A. uno tltle ycster.
day It Was Thought that compromise had byeu
arrived IT, but lster in the day tho wbule thing
was Kicked overheard by the insurance people
backing OUT All pians Tor at1ltratinK anl
Aett.ing the diIeIeuccs Of opinion keeul
! ~ le Ut ~ eud. In tlct, NheG
reporter xaw Ar. Askeuzls Late yestcsda,
, 1877-12-06

THE 4UTAONs' CARNIVAL CONN Cp.
The authors carniYa! Ut tho Ta!,ezaaela will
mt cona Of this winter from PRESENT appear
anccs. The project seems to hare fallen through
from general disagreement fFutn the slart
an,uBX lbe twu assocIatiuu4 interested. Several
weeks aKo tho Womau'a Christian Association
and the lady maua:crs Of tue Central lloAeop<
4thtc FREQ Dlsi,euYxsy formed union aud
called 1t The La4ics' Carnival Club. Now the
ladic* vi the Christian Association exceeded tho
ladies ot The Dl4pensar1 in numbers ~ two to
one. aud That u where the trouble originated.
fhrEe were u few iears and aoue 1ealousiea, and
hcace the reslls was sgcIcral bseaktng-up.
Yesterday nurn!ng tho Ladies' Carnival Club
held t:s last meeting In the ciubruuu.
Of the fremont llousc. Tho attendance
was lasge, b1th .!des having. rallied
In fofrc. sfrs. q. ". Woodward
presided, aud Mrs. D. T. Groves acted ~ secru
tary. a long discussion took lare upon tu!ug&
tu general and nothing IN particular. The prt-
posed entertainment was talked oyce with de-
Kgco Of indifference not generally shown where
hearts afo In The work. Tbs magnitude, gost,
| et2., were discussed. aud a!so tAs chances ot
prodt 3nl loss. II was also proposed 10 lesrs
the WORK to cu,nlnittee Of keycnty y-dvc ladlcs,
-.wvusy.aye 1rom shs Dtspsnauiy, sud Alts
, 1877-12-06
SUBURBAN..

The Village Trustees met Tuesday evening In
regular session, with President Ilusc III tho
ciatr, aud Daris, Gage, and jerks present.
supt. Holly reported that four wives had
been introduced into tho water-tnains ut dttlcr-
ens points. and that by them tevcnty.6sc loads
OF sand had been pumped from tho pipes, 1nak-
ing tho wutcr more driukabte.
Tho report Of the Village Treasurer for No
yembcr wns read. and showed, In brief, receipts
amounting to $38,8H.tf', md disbursements
aggregatiug S8,758.1t
4 resolution was pissed providing for the
borrowing uf $3.50 ut 8 per cent from T. C..
Iloau, to meet the Interest OIL tile sewerngu
bouds aud water lout.
After bthcr business OF minor Importance,
the Board adjourned.
, 1877-12-06
SEWERAGE,
Nn, ], J. NiCJtAltt}Hf FLAE.


At regular ncuttur of tho EXECUTIVE Com.
uI.,..- - .t ri.,.,,., a...,.,I 80, ,r
mlttten OF thc I'lHehs Asaoc1at'olts helo lucs-
day, the following communication waA received:
Tho subject Ut tho sewerage Of chicago ia noyr.
a. II h.s hren fnr ]unv tI,nr a~itatfnE I'm rjfv
,e4a md Usrtnsncnt pfosnsrjty dciIends II, n,.at
mrnstrs upnn il sanitary con,}itinr. wblrE al
arc paininjy aware Is I,eco;pt1g woreu ercSy year.
tnfnE il il n utv for every ,l.,c having tfo ,x"t
fars of ths rttr nj henri tn od"r nv .,r.ratInns
which ,say ;cMd 10 IN Il.,vs,i,:atpn 1f cnntss sni
ctIcrts aid r"sJfx frnn, nrortI.rl rrsr.TIrs mi
Jrrm il M inty Of Yur ;.onmtsrn IN Iny"st;nin a
nny nfoeo.sl rSneEy curcfuliY. and With a tlr.;sn
and ticturmlnnt!0m to urrs tinnn Inn anti,oritics
nnv rrr,rtir tnry n,av tecltlr Hntn recon, nimv
itsstf r., them Al tt,c ono needed. sS'0'''"S
hayn 1f,rn thc nupIcrt nstter unher const,.r..
lion u,,,rh fi.nuyt,r npI i..licvn Inn SrTnTv I
vii! sn>"ls In gt:sng lis II stream pf paTu wnset
through the ent1ro lsnsti. Of tue city, remove all
nnsn'Sa smeas; a!sd 'afai'a tas cltJ wits the
oss. m,'s. m AZ. oasa1u ana eGsapsSt o.
, 1877-12-06


MOOSEy-1)cc. &, ht No. lG1:, 1Iuttcracid.s st..
John Jacob. youngest sou Of John and Jano
Mooney, aged t years and q months.
Fnnctat from phrcnts' residence on Frislay, 7th
inst, At II :. H., by caftlagea TO 0akwood tcn,e
ttsy. ...- .-...
uAMILTOS--Dec. s. Of cenaumpt!on,. Edward
r. Hamilton, in lha 9oth year OF hls age.
Funeral services Friday, Iec. I, ii o'clock,
irop1 tho residence Of his mother: No. 400 State.
IT., thence by cnsFInges 10 1toseltil Cemetery.
CIIAEDLER-nf meningitis. at Navenswood,
ILL.,, Nor. -. Albert D., ron nf q. L., and Alice
u. Chandler. sge.l l year and . days.
Remains wer1 Lakrn 10 Macomb fur intornenl
SPESCE~-'rhe funeral Of tho late ss. Thomas
Spence will take place from, his late residence No
to Ito Church Of ths Holy Family, wheru tlIvh
Mass will br celebrated, and from thence by car
Ftares to Calvary Cemetery.
DUNN1NG--Lcc. 8, Mrs. Bridget burning, aged
Funeral from tho residence Of her son, Patrick
II. burning. No. Ito Fult0B.st., nec, 7, At 10 ..
nj, to 1t. atrlcks Church, lthenre by carriages lo
Ea.rA.J.
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