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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
SHERMAN LETTER.

From Our Travelling Correspondent
Impressions OF the PIsee-A Lively
Town-Business GOOD - City second
Only 60 DslIss-sunset Cox-Grass-
hoppers-Nobody Hurt, de-, kc.
SHERMAN, April %, ISL.
Sherman Is at present improving
faster than any other city In the state.
In every portion Of the city we notice
good and substantial business and
dwelling houses In the course Of con.
structlon. All improvements that are
now being made are substantial and
first-class. At the present rate, sher,
man will, In afew years, become one Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

Rye, oats and oornat HOggarps
mohB0'lm
Drink Sparks celebrated nix year
ldwhlsky, NJ the Little House Around
the Corner apl2Olm
--IGngllsh dairy cheese at Haggarps
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1ailg gerald

1HE DAILY liEHALpia published every
morning, except nn Monday az u ll per
annnm la advance, postage prepaid az
~ cents pei week delivered Ia lhe city,
AnYKHrIsEIRG RATES. ono square ten lines
n0nparnlll Quo Time VI ~, . ioli hnbhtQ lipnl
Insertion, 70 cents Special falah ipI weekly
monthly andyeary advertisers,
TnR WHHHLY HERALD ~ published every
Saturday morning ~ " lu POI year, post
nge prepaid,
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A Aannre MenI.

Sam Spencer has his Mexican lion
back again, He rented IL to u man In
Fort Worth, but tho panther eat too
much aud they couldn't feed the anl'
mile, no Spencer went after him and
brought him back, and now three
square meals u day IL In regular
ratlOna.
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Paris Trimmed Hats.

The very latest styles Of Paris sam
pie hats have just been received by
express, at the millinery and suit de-
partment over the Dollar store. La
dies will find II to their interest to ex-
anime the extensive stock of this es-
Enlistment before purchasing else
where. apr20 If
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DnR hI0Ien.

Yesterday afternoon u man named
IIlne stole u Newfoundland dog from
Bon Kaufman. Ben missed the dog,
aud suspoctIng who took II, went TO
the Central depot and found HIS canine
aud the man. lie boarded the train
aud rocaplured hls puppy aud turned
tho man over TO Onlcer Bowling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

Mr.. =. T. Clark, of the firm of Clark
Il Clark, in this city, died yesterday
morning, at Malvern. He had been
in poor health for some time and
went to Hot Springs hoping to recover.
Not finding his progress to be satisfac-
tory, he determined to return to Dali
las, and while on his way back died at
Malvern. His friends left last night
for that place to bring home his body.
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To EhOse AnIIcI

We would call your attention to the
extensive stock of trusses which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war
ranted to give immediate relief TO
those suffering with rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves Mt Beeler
" Cutters next door to postoilice.
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Another car load OF buggies and car
riages just arrived. II you want a
number one job, at wholesale price,
call at Orr's stable, Main st. Every body
come and examine the work, and get
the prices. G. j. ALLEN.
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A Nou U.Osf.

Any information in regard to A. A.
Wash, who was near Dallas, Texas,
when last heard from, about two
years ago, will be- very thankfully re-
ceived by his anxious mother, Susan
Il. Wash, Montpelier, Hanover eoun-
ty, Virginia. Texas papers please
copy. aprlS-1m-d&w#
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You can save enough money to
pay your expenses on the road by buy
ing your ticket from Fred Manget,
ticket broker, LeGrande hotel. He
buys and sells tickets to all points.
Highest prices paid. aprl7-tf
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Another Reduction.

Two shirts in one, of the best New
York mills domestic, and fine linen
bosom, have just been reduced to 75c
n piece at the Dollar store, ia and
ZIG Elm street. apr20 II
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Messrs. Knepily, Page, Fletcher and
Moninger went out last week on n
hunt. They returned last night, well
laden with game, turkeys, ducks, rab.
bits, plover, etc. One fine gobbler was
captured, and he was rs large az any
we ever saw. He will weigh fully
twenty pounds after being dressed.
They report agood time and game
plenty.
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apr20 Il

Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr2O.lm
If you want the cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find 1t
ut Orr's.-tf.
you want your buggy painted or
repaired in tirst-class style, 80 to
Orr's.-tf,
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FOR Sale.

A fine two.seat family carriage, ex-
tension top side lamps, but little used
and newly painted. A bargain. Call
at 100 Camp street. -apl2l-lw
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The Dallas Coffee aud Spice Mills
Company, corner OF Elm aud Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-.
facture Texas baking powder nj 20
cents per pound aud Texas yeast cakes
nj twenty cents per pound. Constant
ly keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
o. q. Java coffee OF their own parch'
Ing. Prepare all kinds of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole.
sale and retail. Orders promptly Mt
tended TO and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

DR.. Ditzlor will commence series
Of lectures tonight, against inhdellty,
NJ the Lamar.streot Methodist church,
and will lecture every night through
the week. The lecture tonight will
be on "Ihe History and Preservation
of the Bible" and review of DR..
Drapus' views of the pentateuch. Lee
lures free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

] have about seventeen acres Of good
gardening land, broke up and ready
for planting, also good houses on the
premises, about one mile northwest OF
the city OF Dallas. Call Mt the county
treasurer's office. NJ. v. COLE.
aprl8.lW
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Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, ~. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale ut reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tal IF
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Mrs. Littell IL Thatcher desires to
call attention of the ladies OF Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock of mil.
linery goods, at S0l Main street. Also
drpss-mNking.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

Colonel George w. Noble, general
superintendent Of the Texas,& Pacific
railroad Is at the lie Grand. G. w.
Washburn, chief engineer, and Mr..
J. II. Ryan accompany the colonel.
No wonder the Texas n Pacific Is fast
growing into public favor, when its
offices are filed by such courteous gen.
temen as compose the above party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

-Haggart has fresh Bots dare, or
Usage Orange seed.
Go and see the latest novelties in
Ladies' Fichuz Collarettes, etc, at the
Dollar Store st
Two shirts in one, with collar and
cuffs complete, for one dollar, at the
Dollar Store.-tf
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FrascntI Park

will be open every day and evening
from aud after this day. All lovers
OF fun aud amusements are requested
TO call. We will lease the park 10
private parties, picnics, ETC., at special
terms. w. ROBERT,
lpl.l7-dlw. Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOR-
BINARY
lee cream -'fhs Hes, - size Si'y,

lee Crsam-'fhs Hest 80 she Cily,
John Marini ID the oldest established
oOnfeotoner Of Dallas, Main street,
Two doors west Of Lamar street,
Honest John hasa reputation for
fair dealing which IL universally con
coded, aud thuse wishing summer 10
ireshments Of any description should
not fail 10 give him call, None but
pure cream employed Ia manuiacluT-
lug this article, Those wishing full
equivalent for their money should sup
their cream NJ his parlOr.
The very best quality Of leo cream
supplied 10 ladies aud gentlemen nj all
hours OF the day aud evening. lt0Omy
aud spacious parl0r, Well ventilated
Ice cream and any kind of eherpet by
the gallon or larger quantity Furnished
TO housekeepers.
bananas, oranges, and all varieties
Of tropical fruits kept constantly on
hand,-aplli.lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

The toilet and cabinet collar In
beautiful maple and walnut boxes for
25c. at 604 Elm street. Call and see
them.-apll4-tf
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SIN They Come.

A large and well-selected stock of
all linen damask towels, are selling at
the Dollar store 25 per cent. cheaper
than ever before offered.
anroO If
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No one IL authorized 10 purchase any arii-
ole Whatever on tho account OF IHt HER
AID without an order hignCd by ,me.,,
u, Il, liARTOW,
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White piques at ten cents yard
at the Dollar Store.-tf
"A complete assortment Of gents
ties can be found at the Dollar Store.
TT
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ROTINP.

Mr., IoHE W, VEALE IL onr authorized agent
AZ FalO Pinto,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
Ohoice Hungarian Seed

for sale In quantities to suit purchasers
ut s. =. SPENCER'S,
Prod uce Dealer. 400 Elm street Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

If you want W say an omnibus,
Orr is the man to serve you.--tf.
-Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
pNtterna.--tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

Kid Gloves, In large varieties, our zoe "Lucca
KId" being the best In the State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

JacOneis. Victoria Lawn, Piques, SWISS Bishop
Lawn, NansOOks, Checks; In fact, every arti-
Gle in the White Goods Line.
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Hungarian and millet seed q
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All the new shape Hats trimmed and untrimmcd,
Just opened and direct from the manuiac-
lurers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

Hosiery, Of every grade, Isle Thread Hose, In
solid cOlOrs, and all tie fashionable tints
Something entirely neWs
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nnmnIo IInndunnrtcrs.

A car load OF fresh dried buffalo
meat just arrived at Haggarts.
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-Ifyou want 10 save q hundred
dollars IN the purchase Of u buggy, 20
10 OT'a-lf
II you want 10 trade an old buggy
for new one, Orr's In tho plaee,-tL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

COrseis, ParasOls, Fans and Notou. OF every i'm.
aginRbie description ana style.
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Drink Sparks celebrated ak year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr20-lm
90 see tho buggies over Orr's sta
bic. TT
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Ready -Made Underwear, for Ladies' and Children
Also u beautiful LOT Of hendy-,Iade Dresses
and aVeling Busters.
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-Mardi Gras still in possession

Freeman's premium art gallery, No.
sos Main street.--tf
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NObby Ties, Pichus, COlIarettes, EmbrOIderIes
HuChes ana Laces, IN endless variety,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

Linen Dnmask Table Cloths, bIeached and TIM
bIeuched Tea Cloths, Crumb Cloths, Napkins,
Dry Ties, Toilet Mats. Nottingham Lawns
nmd every article necessary for housekeeping.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

California clover, or ."Alfalfa,r
seed, at Haggart's. -mch30-lm
Choice cured buffalo hams Mt
Haggart's.
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Creamery butter ut Haggari's
Just received. -mch3O-lm
--llaggarps sells extra Burlap sacks
mch3O, I'm
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Linen Lawns. silks, JacOnets, Or
CANDIES and Dress Goods, Of every style.
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shirisi shirtsi' shiT'si'i of every Style aud
Grade.
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seIIing OniNIgnrs,

The cigar factory, at Ell Main street,
With moulds for twenty hands TO work,
for sale at a bargain. A large lot OF
only fine cigars NJ very low figures for
cash, Gall carly 10 procure bargains
al 2ll Main street, up stairs, 29'bt
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SUES! SUES ! SUES!

LARGEST and best assortment arTrHnEs and VaIlses
la tie city,
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Confidential,

twenty thousand dollars FINE CLOTH No lust re-
on men and will be thrown market
what IL will bring at forced sale L1s New YORK STYLES This
tne place Don't forget IT. Also, c0nsgnmsnts OF White
Onevios sn1 Ohlco SHIRTS right the
aeonslgnment OF nne Philadelphia II ats, '
National Republican., 1877-09-18
BY PRIVATE TELEPHONE.
"a Dialogue Of u: Day-df,sr. To-morrotc.)
lSTERLOCUIORs

"A Dialogue Of u. Duy-dtser- To-morrotC)
iSrERLoCUToRs.
Angelina, tout u T1rn for the Seuson)
Edwin, (iH Ppaious CHy p.nf)
Angsiaa I've read the last page of the latest Miss
Brnddon,
I've strummed the piano until am tired;
I've sung-to myseif-the last song you went mad
I've done up my hair In the way you admired,
And S,ill l. Is rS,SIns Pom, }nits z, steady
I'm bored beyond bearing and so, my dear Eddy,
Ny thoughts and my telephone straight turn to
hiTin En- dernier rssort, dears
am really too tired to be talked to like that
E''Tin Well the chance of chat is suprcmely do
Angei'mG That's very much nicer Pray what arc
you at in your den ut this moment?
% Iiaw needless question: Ss Tn talking pa' 70 yoa.
.ingeiind Now don't be ovasiye; and, II you get
,.,i .s,naiTling I'll shut up the tube and somaiItins
Is the airtee at hand? truusa ,oaqal
Ingelind, UiafHy) Are you there, Mr.. Naughty
Ed'c,n looo,ly) o. yes! Was Just OF for turn In
Angsih,d, No, don't and promise I'll not be so
Et1in. .'Tis was a bruteI
sounds ofd sospichg, hdrsrdoteiy iqbidi chardc-
Ter are Conveyed MruHgh he Instrument
.iagciind, Igisr Il" iNierrdiJ You were pleased to
| Ei,cia. That II some clever hand could contrive
BY which lips might meet through
| ARg,iiHI. You're very absurd
Ei%n, You think so' Assure you twas not my
| intention.
But, there, it is much that your voice may bo
| heard
In my den in the Temple, though you are at
| Dover.
Now, what would Leander have thought of thl.
| scheme?
Angc'iad D!sdained 1t, OF course. All that
| youth Tds u lover.
| Miss Hero most luckyl
[Wgts te!cphoHic Sigh from DOrer 10 The Temple.
| Et,CiH lJOrTissimOl Why Styx's own stream
| Should not keep me from you. IL
| 1Rpfiind All u! That's q barrier
| Far worse than the Channel-to Cavill or Webb.
Edrin. Do you think It's from choice that In town
| I'm tarrcr?
| 'Tis fate and the burden of "Jinks versus Jebb"
AHg,thld. oh! Is that what you are doingf Poor
| fellow
| Edt0hL Your pity
Conveyed through long leagues in melihuou,
| tones,
Brings balm to this prisoner pent In the city.
| Angelina, The weather is clearing; that hand
| some De Jones
VIII. his drags at the door. We are going out
| driving.
Elria, That Jones is a
| IHyc'idd. Hush? Telephone abuse
| Is All insult TO science. L From PaHleh.
National Republican., 1877-09-18
TACKLINa THE WRONG PERSON.

Emma johnson, an intelligent looking col
ored girl, was charged In the Police Court yes
terday with sssaulting Charles Thomas. COL
ored. That Charles Thomas was struck was
beyond doubt, One side of his face was
swollen up until his features were all screwed
around to that side, and his head resemblod
an ill-shaped pear. He told his woeful tale
out Of one side Of his mouth. Among other
infrmities Charles was deaf and the attorney
had to shout to him as II he was talking across
lake, and the answers came back in . whis-
per like u far-away echo.
''Tell what this woman dids' called the at
torney.
Charles put his hand on his jaw, and, after
arranging everything so he could talk In
safety, he asked:
What did you sayP'
what did the woman do to your" roared the
attorney.
"Oh, she was talking about me and called
me names and tackled her about 1t Satur-
day night, and words brought on words, you
know, and she struck ms with rock"
"Wherey"
Here" replied Charles, laying finger on
the swollen side Of his faoe.
Hurt your
Knocked me ont ofmy senses"
II don't want to have anything done with
her." pleaded Charles.
But the court did not regard his wishes, and
fined Emma $40.
National Republican., 1877-09-18
THE TURKS AND RUSSIA Ms.

The Russians are far from having the
easy task in overcoming the Turks which it
was generally anticipated they would have.
European wars have recently been of short
duration, few decisive battles soon giving
one or other OF the parties such an ascend
ancy Us to make peace necessary. A like
result was looked for in this case. The re-
sistance which Turkey is making indicates
that the campaign will probably be pro-
longed through the winter, and that 1t Is
very doubtful whether Russia will ulti-
mately gain any substantial advantages
over Turkey. Not few persons have
hoped that the present war would result in
driving the Turks out of Europe, but that
event does not now seem very near at hand.
The obstinate defense Of Plevna which the
Turks have made has astonished the civil
lied world not less than the succession Of
blunders of the Russians, by which the
latter suffered that important position to
fall into the hands Of their enemies, from
whom they have since so often failed TO re-
cover il in consequence of unskillml man
agement.
National Republican., 1877-09-18
BRIDGET's NUMBER sEyENs

Robert Brannon, large colored man, was
before Judge Mills yesterday for stealing =
pair of shoes belonging to an Irish woman
named Bridget Nichols. Mrs. Nichols took
tho shoes to a colored shoemaker named Davis
to have them mended. She was afterwards
surprised when she met Brannon at the
market to see her shoes on his feet ~ knew
them were my own shoes; number sevens sir"
The shoemaker testified that Brannon stole
the shoes from his shop. The defense, sup.
ported by two witnesses, was that Brannon
took pair of shoes to Davis shop to have
mended and Davis lent him Mrs. Nichols
shoes to wear while his own were undergoing
repairs. Davis stOutly denied this, Us entirely
contrary to his rules Of business, and Brannon
was fined $5 or thirty days.
National Republican., 1877-09-18
SHE WANTED A SCALP.

THE DESPERATE CONFLICT BETwEEN MRS
MoNLgY AND MRS. GILHooLEY. As RE
LATED by THE PRINCIPAL PERSONS IN
TEREsTED.
When tho name Of Josephine Moxley wa.
called in tho Police Court yesterday q PLUMP
little woman, who had been sitting In q corner
stood up, and the clerk read warrant oharg.
ing her with asssulting ono Annie Gilhooley.
II am not guilty, SIR" said Mrs Moxley
because she struck mo first with loaf ol
bread"
Annie Gilhoolcy, n matron not SO plump as
Mrs. Moxloy, began to testify:
II came down stains"
Just wait moment" said Attorney Miller
as lawyer was whispering to the Judge and
keeping his attention from tho case. After
tho lawyer got through Attorney Miller nodded
for the witness to proceed.
Il came down stairs to the dining room, "
she continued. "and she was sitting with my
husband"
"whst did she do to your"
she pulled and dragged my hair"
did she pull much out2;
Pulled quito q lot out" answered Mrs.
Gilhooley, ~ she thrust her hand down into
her pocket Everybody watched the hand,
expecting that whom II came ont ID would be
clutchins tho missing hair, but everybody was
Disappointed, IS Mrs. Gilhooley produced only
a handkerchief
Nrs> Annie SEXTON was also witness. "She
came 10 my house for protection" sho said.
Did you see her headS' asked the attorney.
mo, sir. I saw her blecding at tho nose.
She told mo"
"Never mind what she told you," inter.
ruptsd the prosecuting officer, and Mrs. Sexton
left the stand.
Mr.. Gilhooley. who was supposed to be the
cause Of the diiilculty, was also witness.
"They called each other some names," he
said carelessly. ~ couldn't say who struck
first. She had hold Of her hair
"Who haa2'
Mrs Morley"
"WcllY'
AND she told her to let go, and struck her
with . cam
"Have you any witnessesf' asked the Court
Of Mrs. Moxley.
"No, sir only Mr.. Gilhooley. She struck
me with hatchet,
"Five dollars" aid the Court. aud the Gil
hoolcys and Mrs. Sexton were ushered out o
the rooni
National Republican., 1877-09-18
DIED.

BOwLES-on Sunday morning, September I6 lsy7,
at li.1O o'clock MrA MkuuNAHr Il BOwLHs, wife Of
wmL A. Bowle., deceased. asri fortyhye years
The funeral will take place to-day, nj clock m.,
from her late residence i0ia sixth street northeast
Friends Of the family respectfully invited
BERENs.-Ou sunday, september IL, is7I at s,ts
p M, KATY BEnEss, daughter of VIM; and Barbara
Berens, agod three years and nine Ipynths.
Relatve, and friends are respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral from the restcnce OF her parents
12s Seventh street Northwest al o'clock today Sep
tsmber Ia
BURKE-At sp =, m, September "a, IsI7, sncr n
lnssrina Hines, Mrs ELrIA BrRKE. with Of the lats
erick Irdaad, bat for msuy yesrs resident OF wash
The relatives and ftlend, OF tho fan,,iy are re-
specthfy requested to attend the funeral rom he
residence Of her son-'nlaw, Mr. Patrick OHAre. fff
tecnth and ssfee.s q O'clock today. and proceed
will bs ofIered for the rsposo Of her soul.
PADDON.-Ou PrhiAy, ssptsmbsr II isy7 ct 4 D M,
In Newark. ". J., HErnT W. PADDos.
funsrn VIII tnke place from the residencc Of hts
nsthar. No, jin street northwest, ut D m, to-day
18Th ip.. Frssnds Of fhmily respectfully lnved To a.
VAN RIswIcK -on the 18Th Of ssp,smbsr, is71,
I.ro vAN Riswtcx, youngest son OF Henrstta end
the late Thonpson Van Ris~lek, aged twentr-hve
His funeral will take place from his late residence.
corner of Third and l. streets southeast to-day s~p-
tember n, al o'clock.
wALsH.-On Sunday, September N, 1871, al i.b T.
m. OF pnlmonAry apopesy, at the age Of thirty two
years, tNIHkAisH. the beloved wins OF Thos. Walsh,
corner q Tenth and street., northwest,
Church to-day. at 10 O'Clock a m. where a Requiem
NAV will be offered for the r~poss OF her soul Tbe
ffisnds OF the fAmify are invited to attend.