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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07
Supplying Ammunition to Soldiers Jude

How 10 supply ammunition to men
in the firing line of an attacking force
after they have once become engaged
with the enemy is admittedly a problem
of which no satisfactory solution has
yet been arrived Mt. Some instructions
recently issued by the Austrian Minis
ter of War bearing upon the matter will
therefore be read with interest. In the
first place, 1877 cartridges are to be pro-
vided for every infantry soldier on the
field of battle. OF these, the man him
self is to carry seventy-two in his pouch,
thirty-five are to be conveyed fOrhim in
a wagon attached to his battalion and
the remaining thirty are to follow in the
divisional ammunition column. When
a company is ordered to advance to an
attack, an extra packet of twelve car
tridges is to be at once given to each
man from the battalion cart. As the
action goes on this latter is to follow
the movements of its battalion, keep
ing as close to it as possible. When
it can no longer advance, its position is
to be indicated by hosting a red flag by
day or a green light by night; care
being taken to place the signal at some
little distance from the wagon, so that
the exact position of this latter maynot
be betrayed to the enemy. The buglers,
musicians and pioneers Of the battalion
are to be organized as carriers, and are
Mt every pause in the action to carry
bags full of cartridges to the men in the
firing line. Should there be no cessa-
ton of fire, the carriers are to deliver
the cartridges to the men in the line of
reinforcemepts, and the latter in turn
are to convey them to their comrades in
front. The bearers are also to collect
any cartridges remaining in the pouches
of killed or wounded men left behind as
the attacking force advances. Should
a battalion send for cartridges to the
wagon of another corps, rs many
rounds rs can be spared are to be at
once handed over without any written
demand or receipt being asked for.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

4nJN~ $50 LEAU.n alrNH.
shirt, which were all at that ball, and
the coats of those six w~hite-shirted
fellows went to cover the backs of some
one else. When fellow had a dance
he would loan his coat to another. and
then his turn would come, and so the
white shirts and long coats were dane
ing all night, and went around among
the 200 men. There were no wall-flow-
ers among the seventeen ladies. But
they say the supper for the occasion was
a grand affair." Wash-boilers full of
coffee, great hunks of black-tailed deer,
jack rabbits, fish, game, and delicacies
brought from the States in cans, all
went to make up a glorious supper
one that the partakers would like to see
repeated. There may not have been
much style, but the seamless sacks and
-four bags saw as much pure enjoyment
as does the finest and gaudiest attire OF
to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

No matter what may be the extent q your suffer.
MI a met supported by hundreds of testimonialsi In
our possession. Dear IN mind that the most impor,
wears. and that combinations OF gums and essences
n ninnts and shrubs arc herein united with Elec-
tririty IN form n curative Plaster, in soothing, heal
ing, and strengthening properties as far superior 70
ali other P1asters heretofore IN use US the sciensiue
phygiciRn Is to the horse-lccch.
, 1877-05-02

Tho Chicago Academy ofiiomeopathc Physicians
and Surgeons will meet at tho Tsomons llouse
ThuEsdsy evening At O'Clock.
The cottago service Of Ut. Johns Protestant
Eptscopal Church will bo held thI4 evening ut tho
Randolph street, facing Ogden avenue.
evening nj so.clock ut tho Ftco VIII l,aptiat
church, corn1r Looms nud jackson ssFGsts, led by
". o. Lattt,nots. Also 4t tl!1 aaas hour, at tAa
South Daptiat Church, led by William Torsancu,
Tho Rov. L. r. Chamberlain will preach at tho
Tabernacle Sunday Afternoon. bub}oct: t'Tho
q to ns ees NV NV
ready al tho Y. II. e. A. rooms. No. 100 stadison
bticct.
The Union Catholic Library Association will give
an entertainment thls gyunlng At the lail of tho
Association. consisting Of dialect and humorous
!eaulngs ~, rrof; A; r. Burbank and xocal and
Moran, Ill. Ledoachowski, and other..
The regular meeting Of tho Chicago Union vescr.
an CLUB will 10 held ut THUR ROOMS. Hrand l'&cdo
Intel, this eyrning Ut hblf z, 1t which time
The ''battlo of Htone 1lixef." An inture.ttnY and
ancs Il the sn,bs1s With thsir families il expect
Cd. Tile public generally s1o invited.
The second aanual meeting Of the Illinois atato
lalMsF l1ou'o o,d, dte'aay Tue Ms9st!ns will So
Y .ho r.s;!asa. who ,~,,sa s,l' ~, aeli,ys 81
der Ut business will 6u taken up. ThOsa attending
arc Er1uestaa to mako tho necessary arrangements
70 A. to rGnlaln In thu city Wednesday and Thurs.
DIX. rhs a,:t ,,ay Wy bs given - 10 ,ha.!ues..
public buildings will he visited.
, 1877-05-02

annuna instaliments On special assessments for
5 y e Des ss;ss sstnss ,' I'd 's g
ntreet. trom co,iasc tiepys 10 Langley, snd from
Gi IT, liz s nsad m
citc within slsty days whether they would proceed
Pas = s,:
,sS "e: asfse III. ihat saaci g. e.key pfopo.e
t, deduct ;"5 pr cent on !he IS. ooo asani::
81 sS,es,a t. I'm \ orsS e., .,thse: as a1 Msaws a:sS
sna aass ssnt "a # aS,5ssa
toss g ope s:e .'ss ntsfea tho 's' would
Il sSs e. sss s. ss ct ~ :: so a.
ss. s se On ss sks as,a ~:
ths hssf q meeting soms Isinx II a,Si Ssa;:
gss s e 4 +: +: and ''''s'' an
.,fs. sS r. !; d. ts;s;; ss;s; received bis friends last
ENoLRwoop.
& h n u Ss seao9 9ss 5 s1S
saas mssa"eraie Ss9t. The I sntsancs to ths ha was
1Sa tsnss IF s e s !, ~f .afs b, ae
wel| adapted ior iho purpose q iancin9 PARTIES
sn f b. ts. +.
s;ss .ss1,ssss e. s;s b ar.
accident OF panic. Ihu feht1laltUn ID &00U.
Tile Invitations issued by the managers
Of tho Club brought together ono OF tho
largest and mont select gatherings Of the season.
Tic costumes wcrc yntinus and Ia good taste, and
many Of tho characters wsre we'll Sustained. Tho
mus!c wns furnished by Keetltw. Among those
who appeared In mask were Mrs. o. u. DnBsett,
Folly: Slrt. l.. W. Ueck, Polish Indy: Mrs. A. r.
1tntcht Joan Of Arc: Mts. II. +. HoouAll, G{pEy
Girl: Mrs. Charles Southland. Spanish Queen; Ilat.
tic Smith, U6psy DfFl: Nellie Chtttlck, Gypsy
Queen; Alice Ihani1erla1n, rhtatic: Ncttie
Snuthafd, Spanish l'rIncgss: Addic u, uenc-
diet. Mnttcau; Miss Nellie Williams, Flower H!ris
Tiara 1fown. pnnty; Ida urcgoey. Queen Of Tho
y!olcts; Jennie Chltttek, .Donno; Sadie Arnold,
Flower 0lrt; Manic Williams, plnx
domtno;. Miss Williams. Anne d'Austsa:
MI z. 81. Jarrett. Song and DANCE Minstrel; J. "
bradley. Harlequin; j. "; Gregory. Spanish
Don; II. P. uoodal}, Duke; +. c. 9ackus. Ca!a.
King Henry Will; q. chaslcv Potter, Meph!sto;
9. D. lsusHett, spanlnrd; y. Ii. Smith, domino;
r. a. Murray. Lord Leicester; 3tosge Mcclellan,
Sailor; Joseph D. Arnold. Page; J. +. Foster;
l,arcf0oted F!aF; G. l'utkTY, Domino; Clarence
brown. Domino; ME. Whttod. FoPi Charles
n. Armstrong, llonino; A.. +. Hatch,
Yankce: josh Woods, =, Prince Carnival;
spaGlsh Cavalier. Among tho spectators weru III.
md 1frt. 4. Il. vccdel, Or. and Mrt. 4. IL.
ChHulplin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe a. D!atn. hi: and
Mrs. Il. nfestcr Mr. md Mrs. F. H. waterbury,
At. md airs. John vreoland Col: and Mrs, j.. =.
Foater. nr. aud Mrs. Charles II: Lov.Wcil, AZ.
and Mrs. A. A. Abbott, Mr. md ArE. II. ". Cut
, 1877-05-02
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE.


TUE CitIuAuo TRIBUNE gtyrs notice TINT, for tho
purpose Of furnishing fresh and full information
concerning tho events Of tho war. II has dispatched
to London member Of ita eta1, Mr, George Ed
ward Wright. who IL to establish theso . contsal
bntoan, from which he will send out correspond.
transmitted BY cable 10 1mr TniBuxE. I'he cor
respondents arc also to furnish full details OF bat.
maii, forming ! complete history u lbs contest,
it, aspect4 aud results, This sntesprlsing stop,
placing TT THtnysz ,. on psr with shs g,eat
marks npw adyance IN WcsteFu journalism. aud
will rebound to tho credit and advantage of tho
III. Tn,hSsE's ioresa cofSsespondenee, S aader the
new arrangement, will 10 al Important feature In
tho mako ii hat Krest newspaper.
TMa CMtcAuo Ti.inCSE claims. aud wo guess
truly. 70 have printed 'sst Sunday The largest
sos.ssS u passs M u ssssn eolamns each.
making futai .! i45 Columns. This j. ahead oi
anything that was ever donc In New York. Tho
IL six columns Instead 1t seven columns wide,
making thu total number Il c9launs printed ~ 4
Tribune l4st Sunday. Tho columns Of Tns Tim.
uNz arc al.o considerably longer than those Of the
es l. .taa Z shs hsaa y ibs 81 sss
Union. II matter Of congrataist!on that such
On Immense power Is 10 uniformly welded fos t4e
GHfeHd {|Il1 Gassstt.
That the humorous rcaacrs ot Tns CMIcAoa
TIauuSg may ba s4snishud with t.la best and EARL
eat Information Vt tho war botween Turkey and
liu.ssa,, the managers h.vc, With charactes!s!lc
enterprise. dispatched 10 Europe Ona u it4 sta1.
Mr.. ueurgu Edward Wright, a correspondent OF
established reputation aud an accomplished l!n-
from which he will 3ofd nblu and experienced as.
sistants to accompany thu armies on both sides j,
opened by him, enahlty him to l4s carllrst
Intelligence Ut warllke movements, which he will
transmit bY cablp IL The TRIBUNE.
, 1877-05-02
THE ClTY-IIALL.


Main street bridge vii! be opsa for tcw days tot
repairs,
The TrcasuteE's receipts yesterday wsrs 31,95l
from tho City Collector, 81, so3 from m!acclls-
nsous SOURCES, snu u, SOL from the Watef Depart.
tuent.
Harvey II. Billings was yesterday sworn IN ~
Health 0alesr tu Ill thu vacancy caused BY tho
tsslRDAtton oE ]. Z. ThFoop.
The Lake .tsest squad os police under Sergeant
Frank 0ssblux will to-day be assigned 10 their
summer posts Ut ths br,uges. tunnels, and strset
etusalnys.
Ths city employees about the Ctty.!iall aud tbs
bEt4xs.tenders wera paid April salaries. sbout
So, ooo, yH.tenlay. 'fhs police and dremen Will
probably bs paid aoou.
8. kubei yesterday took ont permit to build =
tour.stoty md bo*ement stone.lrort store and
dwelling, s4x 100 feet, at No. ~ Archer avenue.
TLa coat u to be 8l0. ouu.
Ftve deaths fsum scarlet toveE have been recorded
AlEeAdy this week. The Aew cases reported yestet-
DAY urs u Nos, 757 Ashland avenue. Is Kramer,
200 Van Buren,. 7 bowen, G31 Emerald Ayeuue,
and III Dtsalef street.
oanes.s Janes Csht.l. 81 tho Plpt Precinct.
| Frlxs McKuuney, ot the second, lsaae r. II.
cIslle. II ths fhisl. aud William y. catsva. u
, 1877-05-02
llfDH PARK,


The Hoard Of Trustees met at the Village Hall
yesterday afternoon. Present, Trustees Clark,
Farrell, Mitchell, ltayuos, Wheeler. and President
ucnslsy. ........
Il petition from property. .owners on Indiana
aycnlo from Thirty. .nIntl to FIfty street, and
Park nYenuu was received, a4kIng TINT tho Chicago
City HALLWAY hu permitted ~ 1ua thc!r cars ol tho
atreet. Thu matter was referred 10 lhs Committee
'Ths proceelings oia meetlag held in wepats
ber Of signatures q Taxpayers. Tho letlsr en-.
Tho following important ordnance was passed:
Z :. aY.s, sss Hss sr e G4sS's5 % g
;:saa t'f: H. ftss :s
a.ca.bsI T. U aa!siats! " iii Fse.lsat suaasiIY
i.sssf rs u II
ntittss sa siIsSsEs I'D sstsss sIta; cs@Gittss 81
IL ws:s!sti ~
The President then announced the Committees
Tor tbs ensuing ysas, ~ foiiuws;
tdaans*-F.tn1ssM! :-n M sad Clark:
astsiasz81 ss%ei:.t,?< saa ;sshsiG III s.'k
3'ssl2:lkf 'a:xsl2.:-k ks{}1sii ~ ~ Msssxi MMsssss
1siirS I'D iSssiia,v-wassss aaa Fss1sil. ''''A'''
tsa;:i5ss2 t":;t:Ii':.sDS' Ges fes SS!s1s S!s11ss-u.,ehs
Tbs Committees ware confirmed.
The President WA authorized 70 advertise foE
Fury aa 10 Fofty ioasta .seets H. saas T. l.;
paid fos ftom tae Reform gchool dfain sand. As.
fetsed u tas Committee ~ Dsatnass.
house Il seaih chieaso. KsissssI 10 ii ths CON,
4 ss.oiutton W. offered that shs Board ballot 70,
votes on The ars1 balol aud was declared elected.
UEdiAancca were adopted for the payment In tci
, 1877-05-02
GEORGE II. D1,AMnALL.

4lo NlnMknaAL LIZ IAE dAtONs
The Mayor removed George II. bramhAll, Super
intsndent Of Dridgas. yesterday, and appointed
James Il. Thompson 10 tho position. 1t will doubt.
lcss DO remembered that Ms. Brauhnll IL the gen.
tlsHlan who charged In communication 10 rnH
Tribune that thu crib foundations weE1 not solld1y
bu.lt. and that the structure was dislnteRratinR
and ltab1e 10 90 to pieces. The publication of such
d statement naturally created much excitement,
for, II any one thing wilt set tho peopleot Chicago
by the carr, Il the prospect Of being deprived Of
Dssmhsil bad had something 10 DO With ihs con-
70 il nstaSillty ~ wess S efeaited b. sco. many.
So much anxiety waa felt about The, matter that
competent engineers were employed to mnke
port upon it, exact condition, Divers were sent
dawn an5 u made thorough lnspestlon Of The work:
e m bo sod so n 81
dc.tkuctton OIL aeeount Of defects ln building.
Alter this official and minute examination, u
unknown. tl,at Mr. Bfamhal was rot sinccfe il
making h's charges: ,,,a Ill oe*sst was. y
slso, ooo or saoo. ooo, 10 "rcpaf tho esib." Per.
haps this was onty. conjecture. and aroIe put os
approached and Inducements offered them to make
nj, unEasorsblo report. Thoy did not mention anY
natnes, refusing to do 10.
Sf he nayor. he DECIDED to aismlts NJ; li;smaii.
ss pop hs a regarded & hs asss %tsst
not IN wh h H. od
believed tho CRIB was unsafe. u waa his duty q. !
city officer tn repott tho fact to him. n order that
rsoplo not 30 unneee.ssiy slsrssi Fhs III cs. ~
lent lask q harn0ny with hts ltonuf IL tbs only
cause tor W. n5smhall's dseapitat,oa, his com:
Sess poa ssax aus.oncd OF
!its srceeseer, vt. Thompton, 4 the ox.com.
, 1877-05-02

The naw Call Hoard met yesterday afternoon at
2:ls O'Clock. A fair representation Of provieion
and graln dealers were present, but the attendance
would have been stE1t larger had there not been q
general Idea prevailing that the call would be had
at y latcr honr. The business Of tho ncw board
opened fatriy, and everybody predicts Its complete
success. On calEng the Hoard to order President
Dratnnrd made tho following inaugural address:
"Geatlen!cn. yon hare dons % ne the h honor no 81 Of
essn t. ,s o ss
::sst ss' .!a '' sa
eeta meet the want. sni wishes of tho trade. and
eonds hss eoslttee orasr nna
gcntlcman'y behavior towards All connected with
the Association. Do not consider i necessary. at
against nnfatF dealing. for, among all tho nrRn.
n,ents TINT hase been Hacd against tho cali for tho
II s e xs ss ct RGPss Pssx esus nis 'gs' e wy e.
sales on calI, which perntcious practice is fre
qucntfy In use and TO ,argt extent among opera
bear the market; The members Of ths, Associa-
fer ~ sntstantaly tes.s wo organised tee late
wou1i BE- morn Than ordinary msn il they lid not
Think to say the least that most arbitrary OF
powet bad been made BY ilc majority Of that Asso.
The cali ~ tho original organizers q tho Assocle.
eontentlon in the matter BY quietly w,.hdrawiays
from the old Assoclaiion and ORIGINATING this Cali
Board on busls that, It II hoped. will prevent
minority Of tho late Cali board dd not beeomo some.
what warmed up Mt this Eont!e bat!doz[ng, would
they have demonstrated to tho opposing furccs by
the formation OF this nsw Call Hoard that The
dealers In hog products possess some Ut the con-
sltutIanal alubboFnnces Of th0t animal when Il
runs on tho earth. Laughter
.'The Intentions Of tho members Of this board,
n understand them, arc 10 fa!sIy net tho wishes
! aad wants Of the trade. and In our opening the
Tall Hoard all propor wants Of tho ttalt IN pro.
VISIONS gEa!n md local Rlocks arc. think, treated
Hresslse movements towards any radical cAangc n
the proper hours fur trading on tho cali. / feel
OF lhs lnsc lfovs!un, drain, md stock E1chango
to join ths Annexation, aud to extend m invitation
| likewise" tApplausc.
Then, aftcf IN interruption covering week o.
two, In which the new Hoard has been organIzed
ccedcA with. y
, 1877-05-02
MOVING DAY,
ry,H rrNYrsn rTf1ttt3.


To pile the household goods On a cart and tranB-
form tho whole community Into grand clrcus has
baen 10 deeply d rooted habit 80 strongly conArned
custom, that May Day ID hat stae, and uupro1t.
nb}e to tho American citizen who can't make up
bis treasures into sort Of hand wagon and move.
An unpublished dictionary, by an unborn anthor,
defines "May.Day" 10 be considered formerly
"the data On which people may movc, but lat
tesly mup, and In tho light Of tho extent OF Tho
habit, the unborn photographer wns right. In
England the cheerful villagers &C. together and
dance around little stlck wrealhed In garlands
and fragrant With 6owcrs. IN America tho merry
citizen dances around q broken wagon
and how1s, and stamps and cures
s: s: .,pe.. sts. saa hi: .s ss
emphattea.ly the brcating up 9f housesesping.
l'ut thu thorn IL born Of tho roaebush and OYER ts
9: q ..Rsis5 hs9, 2 tas
hi. heart, and drinking great draughts of holy
pleasure as she regards tic wreck II which ast
surnlture goes a. thc fun comol In. Men. somo TO
May si,o looks ristfaiiy forward 10 the 1T Of ~.
sses "t out os .s q Il eoms
enjoy or eyc,, t,nagEne. Cuntent,nent In home Is
world Is divided and sul.l.'aed Into rows i, Of
huuses. each 70 be occupied " her, if pet iifc
T0lnh out ana nGf GnfHitQIG 1n$Ns u IL VETO
given to uns woman to BE- Wandering Jewcss Or q
femnle vnnderIccken. tic prayer fur death would
freeze OIL her lips until sho had occupied rycty
house, rnnchc. and hoyel the faca Of the enrtht
and when thu Inst hut had yielded to her httack.
rho wuuld sigh for A,lothrr world with sfe1h man,
sons for hee amusement.
'.You must wake and cai me. early: call me
carly, husband dear. To.m0rfuwlf be tho 1,appleat
day Uf all tho glad new ycnf. SO wake anu call
me early, when daylight breaks, my lovu; tor 70.
morrow we're golng to muyc," 10 the song Of tho
dame Ut tho perul. Some obscure scientist. after
puxxns over his dguratlse efuctbles and meta.
pho1!eal cnc,n1ca's, evolved tho explanation that
md ambition to command. " the very nature OF
general sMnah tho day fnysYes, and her son1
knows no delight like that of controlling tho
forces She SUMMONS to her nil. No matter II the
truck t,ps over and cons'sns ts contents ts tas
The, rum In tho opportunity afforded for gen
Jill stni1' another ] piausiIta reason A. may 5c
offered. For twelve months tho dame has sat In
solitary contemplation Of the household gods,
until they hare made her tLzay and l.sr eyss acae
that would como With chance 10 pull aad haul
things around, and turn them over and take ter.
tlble vengeance cut nf the offending hut innocent
wood. hut whAteyef the roasun for It. II settled
that womankind s1all be etesnully unscttieI on
siar:Day. e beeeme: her property. Fer twenty.
hand that rocks the world. l'on her elevation,
eha looks upon man % only necessary because ol
hs ability to get up and carry through successfay
scientific bEht with stove. The world !les ut
her feet and AZ sho goes back to her normal con.
dillon The ns1s day. to emerge only whsn ths next
braid her for tho ruin ahe aceomplishes, unchafl.
tAbla 10 pbfCet,
, 1877-05-02
MATRIMONIAL.
1xyY-wfTK0WaKY.

~. Joseph Levy wa quietly Married yesfefday
afternoon to Miss TITLE, daughter OF Mr. 3. q.
WItkowsky, Ut tho residence Of her parents, No,
a33 Warren avsnus. Ths ceremony va. performed
BY ths Ncv. Dr. Norton. aud witnessed only by
thu members Of tbs two families snd thair ltnme.
dtatp fflsnds, amunx whom were Mt. snd Mrs. y,
~ ""A'~sS, w..S, e."s.s,as ~ ~.
Ms'. H. ,:, Aathan, OF saaoweh' Wi Mr'
Edward Wttkowsky. OF New York; MF.
Nj. Dayid Wi,tow.kv, Mr. anI M. Samuel Coils.
-. ~ ..d H. ssSI u.,s 49, ts,ns,ls. III ~
David W!tkowsky, IT,, Mas Carrie Mitkowsky,
Mlas Tinls W!txowsky, Mas Esthef Fltkowsky,
ME. Henry solomon, AH, Y. Jaegos. ~. anu NJ.
r. y. stoWels, Miss olga SchcsstnXsf, M!s&
tauasls schless!nEeF hlss TITLE levy. Nf.
Lasy, Mas teus Lssy, Ml4t :. cnFrs
Flank. Mioa Llad!ef. Mrs. u!lS6ft MFs. llcHFlcks
, 1877-05-02

small loayes. When IL recnllected that the gro
cery.koeper demands ono cent per loaf, whatever
It's slzo may be- It win readily be that the con-
sinner loses b! this action. The waste fe much
and in keeping. and tho bakers want to furnish
larger ones Il ~ contemplated to procure leg!s;;
a1ing tho standard weight Of the loaf
a. ono and q half and two pounds.
The Wholesale price for one: pound loaf bc!nz
blx cents, tho larger loavcs woula then cost nine
md II cents respectively. II people would nfe M
two. pound loases only. they could cut down the
mddlcman's profits one.haft,. and procure bfcna 1
Individual bakers asn toAth to mnye in the n1nttct
for fear of offending their eustumcrs and nothing
has Jet been said about the proposed ORDINANCE:
The bakers n1to feel that new arrangement VIII
hars to be arrived At with thelf drivers. who have
80 fsf received ID per cent on The gross pfise.
thc drivers IRE making GO cents per barrel moro
ihsn they did month ago. and Without any great.
er trouble or expense.
, 1877-05-02


NUNpHY-MaY !, lH77, at the residence OF John
Carpenter. D1l West Nadison-st., kItzabcth A1t'
ply, aged ~ years, "
fanstsl Thursday, May ., It -. H., BY cars TO
Woodstock, III.
WlNSTON-Ap.il3 10, Miss Letltls Winston, sged
23 years . months days.
Funeral t0.day. at O'clock p. H., It Olivet Bap-
tlal Church.
RAFFEItTY-May !, Patrick Nanssty, aged 81
JaAts.
Funeral on Thursday, May 3, from hls Eesidsnes.
corner Ut Laurel aud Fhrty.e!ghth.ats. BY cars to
calvary,
PEAINcslIEP-suaday, April 20, At Bridgeport,
Penn, the Auy. UctAvioas Pestnch!ef.
RuFFNER-1a this city. May !. nt 47s South
Park. ~, At 10 o'clock !. LcanoEa c. ,yQnugest
child OF r. ". anu Annis II. tuGucr.
FaRrsl from residence Thursday. Msy 3, Ut
o'clock p, uI.
wHlTlEG-ApEll 90, J. Hewlett Whiting,
youngest SON u Ar. and Mr., j. y. whiting, aged
Year, and month";.
Fnnciais 1t residence, 81 Cent1e. az, to-day 1t
| o'clock.
AEERWA0EN-Oa Tuesday. Nay /, At 2:40 :.
H., Louisa dauKhtsfof August and Datbetta llsss-
| wagcn, aged q years month days.
! Funeral On Thursday, the ID Inst. at Z p. H.,
, 1877-05-02

from Cnt North Wells. s.st., to Graecland. Friends
arc Invited without further notice.
KEssLER-On Tnead.y morning, May !, LIda
W., wif6 Of Warren z. kcRsltr, and eldest
daughter OF q. fhn Arsda1e, Of consumption, In
the 10th wear 0f her xgt.
Funeral services 1T 0.7 Wet Monsos.s.. Thnrs-
day, asl Inst, nt1 p. NJ,
Deceased was lady OF yerY great natural tntellt-
plshnents. During pzutracscd period Of feeble
resistance to the tnexornbla onslaught Of GncurAba
tntgIttsest frame, and 4 gcnt1cncsa Of resfgnaton
which tcapolcd tho King OF Tefrors Of tho greater
portion Of hls cruel victory. 8ho whs Z bride Of
thirteen months. ]. Mc0.