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HOUSE.

Mr.. ONeill presented the remon-
STRANGE of large number Of merchants
and manufacturers, against the passage
OF the tariff bill, as vitality injurious to
the business interests of the country. Re-
ferred.
The following bills were referred:
BY Mr.. Fuller-Authorizing the issu-
ing of treasury notes, taking up OF green.
backs and National bank notes, prohi-
biting the contraction of currency, and re-
pesIing the internal revenue laws.
By Mr.. Making it illegal for
any member of either House of Congress,
to act as general advisor or attorney
for certain corporations and pstentees.
Also Joint resolution directing the
Committee on Civil Service Reform of the
two Houses to.inquire as to the proPrlety
Of limiting executive patronage
by constitutional amendment. Also
into the propriety of adopting some
method OF keeping the accounts OF the
Federal government.
BY Mr.. Potter-A Joint resolution pro-
posing n constitutional amendment rs to
the sessions of Congress. 1t provides
that after 1880 there shall be but one
session every two years, unless when
Congress shall be convened by the Pres!-
dent
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole, Mr Garfield in the chair,
on the pension appropriation bill.
The bill appropristes S29, 9,286,574 and
provides that after July l, 1878, pensions
shall be paid by the Treasurer OF the
United States under direction of the
Secretary of the Treasury and of the In.
terror.
Mr.. Smith, of Pennsylvania, explained
that the bill, by soolishing the pension
agencies of the Government, would save
100000 annually
Mr.. Hanna stated tnst the pension
agent had to pay his clerks out OF the
fees and he thought the bill ought
to be entitled q bill TO rob the pension
agent OF his.psy.
Mr.. Powers objected to that provision
of the bill which sbolishes the pension
agencies, and argued that it would cost
much more 10 carry out that plan than it
costs now, and would entail delay and
expense on the pensioners, who ought to
be promptly paid.
Mr.. Bragg also opposed the bill on two
grounds-hrst, that 1t would cause delay
in the payment of pensions, and second,
because the bill came, not from the Com
mittee on Pensions, which committee an
tagoniLed the bill, but from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, which had moth
isg to do with deVising means TOR the
payment o. pensions, but which was
monopoIizing to itself the duties of the
Faval Committee the Military Commit.
tee, and in fact al the other standing
committees OF the House.
Mr.. Hewitt, of New York, denied the
'oundness of the objection to the bill,
that 1t would cause a delay 10 the pay
ment OF pensions, and said 1t was pro-
posed 10 divide the rolls into twelve eGusl
parts, and 10 pay on those rolls every
month instead ot paying them all every
quarter This, he 'eiI, would much fscll.
tate the work. Every pensioner would
receive q quarters pension at once, but
the work OF payment would 20 on con-
tinuslly.
After a few remarks by Mr.. Finley,
the committee rose without taking any
action on the bill, and the House sd
j5urned.
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INTERNAL TRADE.

But our system will not be perfect
without extending aud improving the
channels of internal trade. We must
first have the means Of resching the sea-
shore, and then ocean steamers % dis
tribute our gathered products to the mil.
lions who desire them. The Wes. and
South demand that the Mississippi shall
be so improved as 10 mske It in tact as
well AZ in name "an inland sea" They
also demand an open highway through
the Southwest to the Pacific. Give 70
the country the Texas and Pacific as
competing trsns-c0nlinentsl Inc Of rail-
wsv, the channel of the Mississippi
deepened from ST. Paul 70 the BslIzs,
sui 3 hundred ocean steamers carrying
our fsg on homemade ships TO al the
ports OF the world, AID the World Re.
public would soon become the most
opulent as well ss the most powerful ns-
t!on on the globe. J. i. T.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April II, A. NJ
For Tennessee and the ONO valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, ives;
winds, stationary or higher pressure snd
temperature. .
For the Lower Lakes partly cloudy
weather, with occasional areas, followed
bv clearing weather, stationary or lower
temperature, followed by rising bar
ometer.
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LIVE STOCk.
New York,

NEw YORK, April 10 Beeves- Re-
ceipts for two days S,270 hesi, against
8 100 bead for the same time last week
Weather bsd for dressed csttle. A lew
oxen IS low as sGS!c to dress 30
psir, or two tsrcy steers st l0;Gllc 10
dress 81; shout 60 fat bulls ST IS S0@
4 oO per 100 pounds, live weight;
otherwise range ST Sial04c TO dress 81
@5I; bulk sales 9t@9Ic Exporters
took 40 head mainly ~ 93@lOic
Sheep - Receipts $500 hesd, for
the two days, against $3.50 for the
same time last week. Market depressed
and fully tc lower, with slow sses for un-
shorn sheep at 5t@6Ii car load OF fancy
clipped sheep TO exporters close 10 6c
Hogs Receipts $3.50 head tor the
two days against $3.50 head tor the
same time lss! week. Market very quiet
MS3 75@4 % per loo 0p5uGds live weight;
few light pigs traction higher.
ChicagO.
CnICAGO, April lO.-The Drorsr,'
Journal reports hog receipts l6 600 head;
shipments l,SOO hesd Market l0.dl5,
lower. Heavy shipping So 6O,aS 30,
mixed rough s. SOi@5 80; light So 400
5 90.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; shipment.
8 500 head. In fair demand but Al lower
rstes; shipping steers So 9O@i So; feeders
Snd stockers 50 OOt64 90; butchers un-
changed; steers ~ s. OO@S 90; cows
& 5OG3 IS; bulls 81 7jlGi 40
sheep Receipts 800 head; shipments
$50 head. Market lower, except tor
choice mutton; sales at - 3O@5 %.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBEETr. April lO.-Cnltlr
Receipts to-day ll9 head through; 80
head Of yard stock; total for two day
ll9 head throsgh, and 51S head OF ysrI,
best S. OOG5 %; medium 81 26@4 =,
common 50 25G4 90.
Hogs Receipts to-day 6ll6 head.
totsI tor two days $40 mead; NorA,r-
So 1908 90. Phil.delphias 81 Quot 10.
Sheep-Rcceipts to-day 1900 head
total for two days 5000 head; Clipped
s. OO9i So WOOL 81 2jlo-5 70.
~. Louis.
ST LOUIS, April lO-Hogs Lower
on heavy grsdos; light shipping 10 good
Workers 50 ZO83 40; packing - 2OH
B 50; butchers TO heavy 81 1908 90
Receipts 600 head.
Cincinnati
CINclSNATI, April l0-iogs-Dul'i
and lower; common - OOM3 20; hight
So 30a3 90; packing Is 8ja3 50; butch.
ers' 50 GO@3 20. Receipts 2s31 Acsi.
shipments 800 head.
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Advertisements

The citizens Of New Orleans arc iOt
OF psrsdes, and bsve = goodly-sizsa pro
cession every 6ne day. After Rne con.
cert given publicly they hsye once =
month the Grand Drawing oil tps LDui,-
lana State Lottery Company, which j.
conducted with strict integrity and greA.
ability on the part OF lis managers fo-
charitable and educational purposes. For
any information, lhose curious are in
vIted TO correspond with N. 4 Dauphln.
z. o. Box 692. New Orleans, LIS.
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DkY GOODS.
AaH YnKk.

NEW YORK, april lO.-Dry Goods-
Business ruled q1Ie! 10 most Of the de-
partments owing 20 the stormy weather.
Cottons quiet and isirly steady. Corded
pi1ues are lower in some makes. Prints
in irregular demand. Mems wear Woolens
continuesluggIsh. Ginghsms active, bat
dress goods are only in moderate request.
silks freely sold st auction to-day.
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Grain EIeYaror Rurned

BELLEVUE, o., April l0-The large
grain elevator owned BY the Patrons Of
HusbsdrY, and iessei to John Decker,
ts entirely destroyed 0y fire tonight
The loss IS estimated al from 10000 TO
$4,000. The building wAs insured tor
$4,000, one Thousand each in the PHe1ix,
Home, Niagara and Rhode Island InsCr-
sbce Companies. The grain vss insured
for 5000. The cause Of the fire is uu-
known
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silver Certificates,

WAsHIsGToN, April lO.-Tbe frs: ILL.,
sta!ment of silver certificates, amounting
to $40 600, was delivered to. day from the
Buresu OF Engraving snd Printing to
the United States Treasurer. They will
be shipped to New York, from where
there is demand for 100000 OF cer-
tidcates of various denominations.
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Women Preachers.

NEW YORK, April lO.-The bishops
and reverends OF the New York Metho-
dist Conference have decided that the
licensing of women as preachers Is
against the doctrine of Wesley. The
disappointed advocates OF of the new de-
psrture have taken an appeal to tie Gen
eral Conference OF the Methodists Of the
whole country in 1880
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Tax on Incomes

WAsHIsGToE, April lO-The Way,
and Means Committee to-day decided
by one majority IN favor Of an income
tax. The yeas were: Messrs Tucker.
5syIsr, Robbins, Harris, BurchArd ADd
Gibson-G The nays were: Near,
Woods, Garfield, Banks, Kelly and
Phelps-5. The details Of the measure
have yet 10 be prepared.
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The RnEbee Forgeries.

BosroN, April l0.-It is believed
that the forgeries of Joseph W. Bugbee
are more than at first supposed. The
notes are continually going to protest and
and there seems TO be ar impression that
nearly sll OF the S229OO0in notes held by
the Boston banks are in some way COM
promised.
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Gold Excitement.

CHErESSE, Wy, April l0-A dis
patch from Desd wood tAys consIderAbIs
excitement Wa caused to-day by an Assay
Of 1900 IN gold per ton, obtained from
quartz which wss taken from mine IN
White Wood Gglch, about q mile from
Desdwood. This vicinity heretofore has
been very little proEpec.ed.
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sUrp LAUNCH AT CHEsTER,

a pleasant ride Of four hours through
Baltimore, Wilmington, snd the chsrm-
ing country that lies between these cities
brings Us to the beautiful, though sn-
cient city OF Chester, eighteen miles be-
low Phils5eIIhs, where the proud ship
City Of Pers, one of the finest eyer built
in America, is about 70 be welded TO the
ocean through the wsLers Of the Dels-
wsre. There she lies now, this monster
piece Of ship architecture, her long keel
lying in q wooden cradle, snd her bull
warks towering ftty feet in the sir. How
like insects round xn elephant seem the
myrisds of human beings that throng
the whsrves and steamers, and roofs OF
buildings, seeking every coign Of want.
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War ON the Gambler.

RICHMOND, April lO.-The Grand
Jury having taken sction against nearly
sll the gambling houses Of the city, The
gamblers hurriedly lef: the town.
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LONDON, April l0.-A telegram from
Bucharest says that the Russian troops,
especially the artillery, have arrived at
various places on the Roumsnian bank
Of the Danube. They have entered
Fratesti, and command the railroad
station at Glurgeno. They have also
occupied important positions of the Ny
ashlor river.
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Ex-GoyeTnor Moses

NEW YeEKl April l0.-EI-Goverto or
Moses, o. South Csrolins, was to.day
b'OIgh. before the court on writ of
haJ,Gs corEs5, but was remsnded ill FRI.
day.
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WASHINGTON NOTE.
Going Down TO the sea in Ships''-
LRunch nj Chestcr-PToEress in
ship ArchiIcctore-The Launch
Size and Capacity-H hat Mr.. Roach
II DoIuE-MOraI OF the story.
&c Of the Register.
WAsHIEGToS, April {

NoIItS lOuNtLtt Va NA' ~ 5Ao'SA'
WAsHIEGToS, April 9.
The feas. follows the funeral. The
House has been busy for two weeks Kill
ing its Doorkeeper, and now we cele-
brate the obsequies with q big trolic.
THIS Is the day to Isunch the iron steam.
ship City of Pera st the extensive ship
ysrSs Of John Roach & Son, st Chester,
Pennsylvania, snd so Washington sends
= delegation Of FIVE or six hundred, CON-
mencing with the President and hls
Clbiuei, majority of Congress, little
army of clerks, correspondents, Lobbyists,
loaters, free-lunchers and some other
varieties Of gem" homo TO witness the
scene
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PRODUCE.
New Iork.

NEW YORK, April lO.-Cotton-Quiet
st lOs@lOIc. Flour-Iu limited dc
msnd; receipts 10000 barrels; No 2
81 8OG3 rs; superine western and state
81 3O94 IS; common to good So GOA
5 Is; good to choice 50 25G95 50; white
wheat extra IS 9OGG 90; fancy So 55Cg
7 IS; extra Ohio s. 0j@G IS; St. LOUIS
Sc lOG7 70; Minnesota patent process
$G 75GyS IS. Rye Flour-At So S5G9
4 90. Corn Meal-At 81 rs. Wheat
Unchanged; receipts 5000 bushels.
Rye Heavy; No. western 73c. Barley
Steady and in isir demand. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Unchsng-
ed; receipts 1856 600 bushels. Oats-Re-
ceipts 5000 bushels; western mixed 324
634I. Hsy-FIrm and unchanged. COT
ee-UnChsnged. Sugsr-Quiet and tirmi
fair to good refining 7tC974G prime 7Ic
refined quiet and unchanged. hoIasses
Quiet and unchanged. Rice Qaet
and steady. Pelroleum-Qulet and tirmi
crude 6sci refined ll4c. Eggs-heavyi
fresh western lO@lOIc. Leather Un-
changed. Wool-Dull and unchanged.
Mess Pork-At 50 87!@lO 90. Beet
Quiet; western long clear middles steady
at sic. Lsrd-Prime steam 81 27IG
80. Butter and Cheefe-Stesdy and
unchanged. Whisky-Stesdy a. 81 o..
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April lO.-Flour Steady
and unchanged WheaL-U nsettled, but
generally higher and irregular; No. 2
Chicago spring gilt edge s. 90 regular;
81 oct cash; 81 06sG9l 0G! seller April;
81 Ossal OSi seller 'Msy; 81 07i9
l O8 seller June; No. 81 O2Gel 023; re-
iecLed85tc. Corn-UDsettled but gener-
ally lower; gilt edge 4Oic regular; S5c
cash and seller April; 4l4c seller May;
Al &c seller June; 42tc seller July; re.
j.cted 35c. Oats-SIeady and in fair
demand at 22C92Sc cash Z6tc seller
May. Rye-Essier st 66G5Sc. Barley
-Flrmer at 4tG44tc. Pork-Dull,
weak and lower st S. g5 cash; 81 OOCa.
9 OF seller May; - lZ4@9 10 seller
June. Lsrd-Dull and prices r shade
lower a. 81 90 cash; s. O2+(97 % seller
S. 10 seller June. Bulk Aeats-QIet
and unchanged.
UIECISEATI, April lO.-COtton-Quiet
At lOtc. Flour-Dull, weak and lever
family So 25G6 80. Wheat Easier;
prime TO choice red 81 l5lgI IS. Corn
Dull At 4Ola,4lc. Osts-QgIet and steady
at ZsG32c. Rye-QleJ and steady 81
6ltS6Zc. Bsrley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Dul; 50 so bid. Lard-DulI snd
lower; current make at 81 30 bid 81 %
g. ked; kettle s. 5Olg7 IS. Bulb Meat
Dull at 3;GjG5t;. Blcon-Qgiet a.
81 5Old,5 GOla,5 ~. Whisky-Essier a.
81 O2a,l %, closing inside. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Steady an unchanged at oOlGG3c.
Toledo
TOLEDO, April lO.-Wkest-Q1ie: and
firm; Michigan spot 81 z5ii seller May
81 255; No. red winter spot 81 Zlti
seller April 81 2li seller May 81 ut
No. red 81 Il; rejected WsbAsh 81 o.
bid; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red
81 2g!. Corn-WesEi high mixed
offered =. a.; No spot 42ic, ieller May
44c; seller JaHs44iG So white 44iG
rejected 3gl Oss-D1ll; Michigan 25c.
Cloyerseec s. O5.
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBUEGH, April Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 55i st Psrker's for i'm
mediate shipment; refined life for Phi =
sdelphis delivery
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Manager OrC,T.v. &w. Railroad.

CLEvELASD, April l0-Mr. OrcAr
Townsend, has been appointed General
Manager of the Cleveland, Tusesrawas
Vslley and Wheeling railroad.
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IL. q d. DIYihRntI.

NEW YORK, April l0'-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company have de-
clsred = scrip dividend of 4 per cent.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BYTELE EGRAPH
Gold Closed at IOO}S-GOvernments
Wsak-FIOur quiet and Heavy
Wheat Firm-HOgs Dull.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April l0.-Money-Ac-
tive st Gal per cent. Prime mercantile
psper at 5tla7 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $26l 600. The Assistant Tres-
surer disbursed ssO,OOO Clesrings Sl9,-
100000. Sterling firm; long 4S6!; short
4S9.
GoLD-Wesk, opening at 1905; and
closing st lOO. Carrying rates 4@5
per cent.
SILvER-At London 81 per ounce;
here silver bars lI9i, greenbacks; llSi,
gold; silver coin 49l per cent discount.
IayFpNuENTs-W Wpsk-
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TuIyePsIIJ Boat Race.

LoSDoS, April l0.-Bstting on tho
University bos; race is ten 20 three on
Oxford; Odds are taken freely.
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Rumored Dearh Of Marshal Ba,a,ns

PAEIs, April l0.-An unconhrmei
runner is current that eT. Marshal Bazsipe
is dead.
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EUROPEAN SITUATION.
NONEW DEVELOPMENTS YESTER-
DAY.
English View OF RuSSia's Reply
Austria and EnEIaBd-A Firm
Grasp on ROumania-POsitiO
oil Turkey Movements
OF Russian Troops.
The Only Hope of Peace.

VIENNA, April l0.-The Fremdsn5LaH
says: Peace can only be maintained by
Russia modifying the treaty of San
SLefano.
The Presss considers that England has
already gained moral victory for her
self and Europe.
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English View of GOrtschnkOfl's
Reply.

LONDON, April lO.-Tho pacific
argumentstivet tone OF the Russian reply
to Lord Salfsbury's circular is recognized
with satisfaction by the London morn
ing papers as indicating the purpose and
giving hope Of finding an arrangement
by negotiations. The Times claims that
both Lord Sslsbury's and Prince
Gortschakof's circulars should be sub
milted to the judgment Of Europe.
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United states os or 1881, pons.........-lU'N =
Five-twenties, uoo5)new
Fivetwenties, (lSo7l /.
Flye-twenties, (looSl
New Flves ......IUiS -
New aliS...... e
New tOo :
len
Ten-Forty COupOns....... ......-.......,.-..lyn'+
Currency SiNeS 40
RAILROAD BoEDs-Generally steady.
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SToCKs-The market opened strong,
but after the first call WAS dull and
heavy, with 3 sharp decline in Pacific
Mail and the Granger shares. During
the afternoon there WAS 3 sharp selling
movement, and further decline on re-
port that the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company had passed It's dividend.
The decline from the highest point
of the day ranged from ! TO =
per cent the latter Pacific Mail
Jus. before the close of business
it swss announced that the Baltimore
and Ohio Company had declared n semi
annual dividend Of 1 per cent in scrip,
instead of the usual dividend of per
cent cash, and there was a fractional
recovery IN some cases, the balance OF
tho list closing steady. The Transactions
aggregated 10000 snares, of which 2 900
were Erie, 1900 Lske Shore, $4,000
Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
u 900 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
1900 Wabash, 1000 Union Pacific, 49,
GOO Delaware Lackswsnns and Western,
5000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
MaIl, and 10000 Ohios.
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England Requested TO state what
She wants.

A Vienna special says that Austria
seems to consider Prince Gortschakoti's
answer satisfactory, and thinks England
can exact no further assurance than Is
therein contained previous to the Con-
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Tqg KURRENCY KRAZE.
vxR,cKS FOX THE MILLION
Gkhh ny THE BILLION.

ourrent ResO urtOn Cont"tn-
- pertinent "here"ses beScri0-
,,, CONDITION of the Com
EmbCIzlcment, Fol-
rery, Perjury, Suicide
and Failure As
cribed 10 the
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Toledo
Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURGH, April Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 55i At Psrker's for i'm
mediate shipment; refined life for Phi =
adelphla delivery
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signs War.

LONDON, April 1O.-A St. Petersburg
correspondent telegrsphs as follows: The
horizon is again overcast. The change
Is attributed to the speeches made in the
British Parliament, and to this conse.
ouent alteration in the attitude OF the
Austrian Cabinet, and the apparent hesi-
tatron of Germany to act as medistor.
1t is believed in official circles that some
of Lord Salisbury's remarks on Monday
indicate the intention of gong to war.
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CiucInuaII

CINCISNATI, April l0-Hogs-Dul';
and lower; common 50 OOM8 20; hight
50 30G3 90; packing IS 85C3 50; butch.
ers' 50 GO@3 20 Receipts 2937 Acsi
shipments 800 head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-14
DIED.


ANDERSON. At bingham. Mass. this NJ Octo-
Ter l4th, 1873, Deacon L. L. ANDERSON in his 81 Il
years, Tor many Years a resident of this city.
DOIAN. October 9Th, 1873 at O'Clock a m after
long and painful illness, JOHN M, son of John j.
aid }. Doan. aged % years.
Funeral took place from St Peters Church. Octo-
Der 10th, 1873.
kEIIHER. In Georgetown, on the l4th of Octo-
Der, 1873, at $40 a. IN, JOHANNA, infant child of
Michael L. and Mary kellher, aged III months and
days.
Funeral from parents residence, corner Sd and
Frederick streets, on Tuesday, at D. Friends of
the family respectfully invited TO attend.
LIGHTFOOT. At O'Clock on the morning of Oc-
tober ii, 1873, DANIEL NJ LIGHTFooT at the ago
of 40.
His funeral will take place "Wednesday morning at
O'Clock, from Trinity Church, Georgetown. His
friends are respectfully invited to attend as
LENZBERG In Philadelphia, at his sons house,
October H. 1873, DAVID LENzBERG, Late of Washing
ton, aged 81 years.
SANNER. On the 18th of October 1873 MARY
i. CLEMENTS, adopted daughter of Jerome 4. San
ner, aged % Years and months.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence Of
Jerome +. Sanner, No. 16O2 l4th street northwest
Tuesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock The relatives and
friends are most respectfully invited TO attend
VANSKINER October 18th, 1878, Mrs IRENE
EASskIvER.
Funeral service at Oak Hill cemetery chanel Tines.
day, at III O'Clock Friends invited TO attend
WELLS. October 18th, 1873 at BIS n m Man.
TIA A, wife of Col. John b. Wells of San Diego.
Funeral tomorrow, 18th, at IL a. m. at residence
OF j. NJ Dufour, LOB L street northwest