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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-26

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
loot Of Court by sPRAGUE, OWEN n NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-26

BENZ. KINGsBCRI, Portland.
SIDNEY PkRH AN, Paris.
NELSON DlNGLEl JR., Lewiston.
lOr NJ. MOKRILL, Portland.
WV, TIL MAS, Portland.
ANSUN +. MOkklLL, keadaeld
NEAL DOW, fortland.
II NJ. HARLOW, Nj. D., Augusta.
NIB. MUTT, Eastport.
IL. A. siiOkEI, bridgton.
+. A. SMITH, Portland.
REV VIZ T. ATOM, Cape Elizabeth.
j Il. FlLLEBROWN, Portland.
REV. ID. Il. RANDALL, Berwick.
4. X. sIMON1UN, Camden.
k.A SAWYER Portland.
HENRY 1ALLM IN, Btth.
GEO. .. PAl son, kockland.
IL. L. WHITE, Portland
GEO. 4. BRACKETr, Belfast
REV. BENZ. r. tkkEMAN, Kittery
W, r. JOHASON, Portland.
+. q. RICH, Portland,
IT Ana many others.
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NORTH END
NlSls III 4 II n u I !

Formerly occupied by u T. Ctossman, has been
lifted up with all The modern Improvements, and
is furnished with
OYSTERS. NICE HADDOCK. MACkEREI,
SALMON, HERRING,
CANNED FISH, LOBSTERs ana
BOSTON CANNED BAKED BEANS,
FRe SII and SMOKED HALIBUT,
With a full assortment of
SALT and PIChLED FISH, SARDISES,
WALNUT and TOMATO KETCHUP'
At Reasonable Prices.
Hs-Orders Delivered E'ree.-ss
l. W. MUNSEYl
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-26
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Ihe following Advertising Agents are author
Ized 10 receive subscriptions and advertisements
Tor tie kENNEBEC JOURNAL:
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State Street.
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Sleet.
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st.
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street.
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Park Row.
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nut st.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28
THE INDIAN TRANSFER.

St. Louis, Sept. 26.-The Indian commits.
sion held a secret session this morning and
adjourned until this evening, when the hear
ing of testimony commenced. The gentle
men who were examined and gave statements
were Alfred Riggs, of santee agency, Neb.,
Dr.. s. w. Martson, late superintendent OF
civilized tribes in the Indian territory, ex-
Indian Commissioner Felix r. Brunt, Rev.
James A. WILDER Of the Yakowa nation Of
Washington territory, of long experience
with the Indians, Rev. DR.. Lowry, secretary
Of the Presbyterian board of missions, and
Rev. DR.. Strictly, secretary of the American
Congregational missionary association. It
was the unanimous opinion Of these gentle.
men that it would be unwise to transfer the
Indian bureau to the war department. II
would not be any more economical, and the
Indians strongly oppose it. The object
should be to give the Indians a common
school education, teach them the English
language. and induce them to support them.
selves. Great confidence was expressed
that under proper influences and admins.
tration of affairs concerning them they would
become rapidly civilized. Many Of then
are now qualified to become citizens anG
have the general laws of the country apply
to them. It was also the general opinion
that If any change is made there should be
an Indian department, presided over by
cabinet officer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28
INSTRUCTIONS TO STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS

Washington, Sept. 25.-Great complaint
has been made at the treasury department
by owners of steamboats, against local in.
spectors who have fined them for violations
OF law. The latest complaint is from q YES
sel-owner st Galveston, Tex, who was fn-
cd SOU for going to sea without making
certain necessary reports. This %usurpation
OF Judicial duties by inspectors has made
trouble in many ways, but principally that
infractions of law are allowed to 60 unpun.
isbed, for the finding by inspectors has to
be RENTED, as it is illegal. The following
circular upon the. subject was issued late
this afternoon:
Treasury Department, Wash, Sept. 90
Supervising and local inspectors to steam
vessels are hereby direc. ed to inform the
United States attorney of their district of
all violations by licensed officers or owners
of title 80, revised statutes, when the pen
atty provided for such violations is q fine,
and to accompany said information with.
copies of all papers ia the case. When the
penalty imposed Is upon the vessel they
will also report the facts to said United
States attorney and the chief officer of Gus
toms of the district. Inspectors have no
authority under the statutes to impose and
collect tines from such vessels or from the
licensed officers or owners of the same.
They are also informed that nothing herein
contained Is to be construed as discontinue
ing the reports heretofore made Nv them as
subject to the supervising inspector gener-
al OF steamboats, under the provisions Of
department circular No. ZIG, dated Sept. 2,
1870. JOHN SHERMAN,
Spnrator v
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28
PROPOSALS TO CONSTRUCT c,srERNs.
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE STREET CoMMiss1osr,

OFFICE STREET CoM%MIss1oNRR,l
Yankton, Sept. "a, 1915.
IVY iais n NJ ;r'lg med viii receive sealed propo-
T., until the l4th day of October, for furnishing
the materia! and constructing sidewalks in said
city as herein described in tile following reso-
lutions Of The city council
BE II Resolssd by the Mayor and CNy Council of
TIE CITY of Yankton:
SECTION l.. That it is, and Is hereby declared
necessary that q sidewalk should be constructed
YanktOn, as follows Commencing on CaDital
street, on the northeast corner of Capital and
Second Second stTeets II thence 81. "a; along aEad the !; north Ha.' side of
side Of lots Nos. Q & 10, Of block No. %. lots Q 4
No. AZ, all in Lower lanktOn, DIT.
SECTION 2. That said sidewalk shall be con-
struggled OF wood, be four feet in width, and be
In all respects made Of the material and in the
and the outer edge of said sidewalk shall be laid
four feet from the curb line Of said street.
BE c i re aS Ssn9 e. see Mayor asd cay Council Of
necessary. that . Sidewalk should be CONSTRUCT
e ed the east side q Mulberry street, 70 the city
street, on the southeast corner Of Mulberry and
9Th streets thence along the east eide Of Null
berry stree, TO the north side Of Second street,
each and all os blocks numbered ii, Is, ID and
AZ, of owe Yankton, Dakota.
SEcT1oN2. That said sidewalk shall he con-
in all respects made of the material, and in the
manner provided by the ordinance of said city,
and the outer edge of said sidewalk shall lie
laid fOurfcet from the curb line Of said street.
Bids on proposals to. be enclosed and directed
to the undersigned, at YanktOn, ID. T.. or left at
the office Of the city clerk of said city, where
more SPECIFIC may be obtained.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
WIN. GEMMILL,
Street Commissioners.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28
DAKOTA.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 70, 1873
A4-yEAR.oLp COLONEL PREACHER.

Louisville Courier Journal.
There 10 now in Louisyille negroes who
10 a perfect child wonder. She Is ascriptnrAl
marvel. She does not even know her letter.,
yet she can quote accurately almost any pas
sage in the bible.
At the age Of nine months she could talk
and would frequently tell her mother what
her idea Of heavsn was. As abe grew older
she would sit for hours and expatiate on the
beauties and glories ofthe other world. The
old colored folks would listen to her sayings
for hours.
At the age of 6 years she began to lecture
on heaven, its wonders, or God and His om-
nipotent power. She has lectured in many
places, and has created . furore every place.
she yet appeared. The prodigy lectured at
the York street colored church yesterday
afternoon, and At night spoke to a large
crowd at the Green street colored church.
pressive.
"A reporter Of the Courier-Journal inter-
rogated her last night.
'ssWhat is your name, little girl ?"
"Alice Cotany."
Glow old are you"
Else just 4 years and % days old to-
night"
"Where were you born ?'
II was born in Liverpool, England
Gross the Atlantic"
"How long since you felt the power with
in you"
II don't know Use always felt the power
Of God"
"What do you talk about when you speak
to a crowd p
81 talk about Jesus, about heavenly things;
about how Jesus died and was crucifed,
how he rose again in three days and sitteth
on the right hand of God"
"Can you spell|
mo sir I don't know my A, B, C's yet"
She then went down in a rapturous strain
about things Biblical and spiritual, complete.
ly nonplussing the reporter.
She was accompanied by two colored men,
They talkedin an enthusiastic manner about
her. She said in her conversation that she
believed in two kinds of baptism. She
spoke of the different modes Of salvation
how to reach paradise how to be converted
from a bad man to a good one, etc. Her
sayings were entirely original, and were not
spoken in a hesitating voice, but in a quick,
keen and forcible manner. As young as she
is, a negress, without education in the prin.
ciples she sets forth, her power partakea
strongly OF the marvellous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

Liver Is KISG.-The Liver Is the impe.
rial organ OF the whole human system, As
It controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When II Is disturbed In lis proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the nltu.
raj result. The digestion OF food, The
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. Il has been sue.
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequRlled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant, aud all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles To
try, 10 cents. Positively sold In all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that It Is Just what you want.
eodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
Two CAPITALISTS,
d.PARrlRs OF SNAIL NRASs Ds,s'"
or RHoA0RG IN GRAPE CIV"
mo, COAL MINING Oh WI
KIT GARDENING,


n, ,ocoupt Of advanced IIc, an sssd
changing my IIldeBoe, add IheisiS y T6sIIge
NV isrn situated opposite The y! gp5TSEda
III river hank, midway beiStt1 nSSslHt
MSrtln'. Ferry, and imncihvn! Ts,b1th
SiiI,Ss If Rlbayills. The pf0pT1iy gI1s ns
,srst ~ Xii and table land and - o. ~ 81
~ I hiiI thsne m y p.Iml Of @aL 1mI8
w, my. ihfss deposils o. llneio0S IL
TPIn Of clos texture and D rib
yIn Of mIII, which lltHeih.f IL ~ "a n.y.
nndsrlyIpR bid Of dePnSiii Q, : aIs n ~
shSrarter, The SurlSee will u u''''
'u ", P .Rs SaTt1Se, the larger portion a. 3 1tssae
,so,ix ,iopInS % tbs east, and " geS, s-s,tt
senuy ~ 1 ar. iIa vineyard o. = IlyFsII5
o,anhs tTn.s m In doe laAhngc n ~
sSxsn ~, old. which hI' Pfotth
pay : handEme yer cent 70 IN isWbtE
fhe property IL bsinE IpIfos.n sAha 2,
Law Nv an ndTandng tide o. ~ GsadF
hnmSstsadL, and 10 nov really ins %VV.dfttfet
,srTitoTy LFtgeen BRIDGEPORT az Sgtf 90
!, i. S'i,sIIs a. m Investment loi SyhW
nnrrhSSa. and valuable 10 n, If51
mSISsi sSTdsning ground elo'f 70 Iss -ipdii 4
Of the oily, the Island 'hi 'ne
valley. ,,Athlri tSsh, -
ia Two annual payment, : e ts sSjTiI1 ~
ierred payments. foI iafiGT CRGWFOB2 a
On The premises, OF BY H'i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

River Q feet Q inches, and falling.
Weather very warm and threatening

River Q feat Q inches, and falling.
Weather very warm and threatening
The IrOnsides and barges, from St.
Louis TO Pittsburgh, passed up Sunday
night at Q o'clock.
The Express departed yesterday morn.
ing for Parkersburg at %l0lo'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
90 time with far trips.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived at
/ O'Clock.
The tOwboat Fred. Wilson, with tow
Of empty coal barges, passed up at 81
o'clock.
The steamer Heatherington passed up
yesterday with seven empty barges and
one model barge Of metal for Pittsburgh.
The Katie SIockdale, from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, passed down at midnight.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh 10
Trontop, will pass down al 0 o'clock this
morning.
The 0Neal will depart for Pittsburgh
at Z o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, will arrive at 9 o'clock.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet at 1O3 o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
8 P. n.
PITTSBURGH, June S.-Riyer4 feet, and
falling slowly. Weather cloudy, warm
and rainy.
CtsoMsAr1, June 3.-Riyer II feet
Arriyed-Granite State.
NASHVILLE, June S.-River falling
Arriyed-Thomas w. Means, Kauawha;
Anderson, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, June 3.-River fell 5inches
and stands at % feet 6 inches. Clear.
Acknowledgement, Little Rock; Baum,
Cincinnati; Norton and tow, Ohio River;
Illinois, Vicksburg. Departed-Yaeger,
6olddust, Kate Kinney.
CAIRO, June 3.-Arrived-Common
wealth, st. Louis. River q feet 5 inches
and falling. Clear.
LousyiLLE, June S.--Weather clear
and warm. D~eparted-J. D. Parker,
Cincinnati. River falling, with z feet in
canal.
NEyAxsvrL1E, June 3.-River 10 d
scant and falling. Up-Allice, Maggie
Smith, Sunbeam, Gray Eagle, Idlewild,
Silver Cloud. Down-Bowling Green, Chas.
Miller, Dick johnson, Exchange, A. G.
Dounelly. Business and freight abund'
ant.
ST.. LOUIS, June S.-Arrived-Neal,
Louisville; Rob Roy, Keokuk; City
Helena, Yickeburg; Belle Of st. Louis,
Missouri river. Departed-Golden
Eagle, Keokuk. River fell ! inch and
stands % feet 8 inches above the low
water mark. Weather clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

SUFFERERS FROM HEADAcHE-Consti'
pated bowels, inward piles, co%stiveness,
%feyers, torpid liver, yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
engagements oil the internal y~iscera, are
cured by "Swayne's Tar and sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatives, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system IN
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and expellint by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation Of life. Be partic'
ular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price %
cents a box, at all leading druggists. in
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST d Co. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

FORWARDED TO WAYsEsBuRa.-The
remains Of Albert Campbell, the Waynes.
burg man who died At the Mcclure House
on Sunday evening from the effects Of a
fall from a window Of the hotel. were yes.
terday morning forwarded to Waynes.
burg for interment. A military escort,
consisting Of detachments Of the Gofi
Guards, under Lieut.. II. G. Mayer,
Mathews Light Guards, under Sergeant
q. E. Bailey, and schmulbach Guards,
under Lieut.. Robertson, accompanied the
remains 10 the depot. The pail bearers
were Privates Salade, Norton and Cross,
Of the GoH' Guards, and Heryey, Gill.
ton and Epgel, OF the Mathews
Light Guards. The cortege vas In
charge OF Adjutant Franzheim, Of the
First West Virginia Regiment. Upon
arriving at the depot the casket was
placed In a rough box, and b eAmerican
aag draped over it. An escort Of three
men from each company, under command
Of Adj1tant FranIheim, accompanied the
remains TO Washington. The funeral Of
the deceased soldier will take place at
Waynesbnrg to-day, with full military
honofs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

Col11sros.- - Yesterday afternoon about
8 o'clock, n four.horse team loaded with
lumber, while coming down Market
street, near 18th, collided with a team
going in an opposite direction. A street
car came along and got iammed in among
them, and In trying TO get out Of the way,
backed against a beer wagon. The driver
Of the beer wagon swore Ia choice Hol.
land, another threw in some iavorite ex.
presslons from the French, the driver Of
the iour.horse team contributed 4 few
naughty words from the Russian tongue,
and the street q conductor swore lu-
entity in Holland, French and Russian,
and Choctaw beside. The street car pas.
sengets enjoyed the scene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

GLORIOUS NEws.-John Roemer, Nos
2,0l9 and 2,021 Main street, is receiving
choice and brilliant patterns Of Carpets
from loo to 81.
80 different Patterns of Wall Paper
from 6 TO l0c.
500 different Patterns Of handsome
style Calico from 8 10 &c.
200 pieces Of Muslins from 8 TO l0c.
Our 8 cent Counter ia loaded with 500
different choice and useful articles,
worth ten times their cost.
500 Umbrellas and Parasols for 123c
up.
Also an overwhelming stock Of Dress
Goods at Unprecedented low prices. His
motto Is, "They must be sold,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
Cur in for the sprinkling fund.

CHIP in Tor the s%prinkling fund.
RATHER warm yesterday-s9' in the
shade.
No marriage licenses were Issued yes
terday.
TIE Circuit Court has adjourned until
Wednesday morning.
The gambling cases will come up
In the Circuit Court on Thursday.
No deeds were admitted TO record 10
the County Clerks Office yesterday.
COUNCIL will meet in regular monthly
session on Tuesday evening Of next
week.
The annual exhibition Of premiums at
Mt. de Chantal will take place on the
eth met. m
The work OF opening an entrance 10
the Opera House on 18th street was com.
menced yesterday.
THE jury in the Eckhart-P. ". & K,
r. K. suit yesterday returned q verdict
for the plaintiff for $1,000.
THE Wheeling Female College Com
mencement exercises will be held on Wed.
nesday evening o fnext week.
THERE will be a strawberry festival at
the Presbyterian Church At West Alexan'
der next Wednesday evening.
TIE wonderful monograph machine
has come 10 town, and IL IN exhibition
in one Of the rooms in McLain's block.
MEssRs. LrrrN& WALrHER are max
ing some important improvements in the
hewitt property, in the Eighth Ward.
A GENERAL meeting Of the congrega.
ton Of lions Lutheran Church was held
Last evening for the transaction Of church
business.
THEstreet Commissioner has a force Of
men at work cleaning out the cutters
along the National Road, in the northern
part ofthe city.
On complaint Of Rose o'Brien, the
Clerk OF tile Municipal Court yesterday
Issued a warrant for Mollie Mclaughlin
for disorderly conduct.
A DISPATCH received by q salt mer-
chant Of our city yesterday reports q
combination, and the price Of salt quoted
at so cents cash in the yard.
A LARGE wedding party is booked to
take place in the eastern part OF the city
tomorrow evening. Tommy CockAyne
has been summoned to spell"
Business at the Justices' Offices was
unusually dull yesterday. The consta.
bles held court while the "judgesn went
of to take their ice cream, &c.
Mr.. T. FERREII, the faithful watch.
man at the B. 4 o. Railroad crossing near
Wheat's tannery, has been confined 10 hil
room by illness for several days.
TaE photograph has arrived In Wheel.
ing. Pieces Of tin foil containing the
"sweet By and By, aMary Hada Little
Lamb etc, are becoming very common.
A MEMBER Of the Ohio County aMooi
Court has added 4 day 10 the month Of
February, for his own convenience, and
Giles his papers on the SOth Of that month,
THE driving wheel Of the large nail
plate shears At the La Belle Mil broke
yesterday morning, necessitating n stop
been made and work viii 70 on as usual.
A LARGE party will be held this eyens
Ing at the residence Of Mr.. V. G.. Hyder,
near New Martinsyille. Over 800 guests
are expected, and q number will 90 from
Wheeling, Bellaire and Moundsyille.
C~ockaynes band will play,
YnrERDAY morning 4 dog attempted
10 pass between a street car and the horse
attached 10 the same, and was caught on
q hook hanging OF the front end Of the
car. The canine got the worst Of the
bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
spalding's Glue mends everything.

SICK AND APPLIcTRD.-In order that all
may test the great virtues Of DR.. Swaynes,
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry We have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes a single % cent bottle will
cure q recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk Of life. II
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver COM
plant, and enriches and puriies the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys-
ten.
al deem It my duty TO tell the world what
tDr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. Ihad q violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor-
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. lam
now cured, asound and hearty man. Ed.
ward q. Hanson, engineer at Sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and !
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug.
gists. TriA. bottles % cents. Large size
IL 90. Logan, List d Co, Wholesale
Agents. d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

ANDES ExcuRs1os. Some forty OIL
fifty couples Of young people excurted "a
steubenville on the steamer Andes lasI
evening, and enjoyed q delightful trip
Notwithstanding the warm weather. Capt
Charlie Muhleman and Clerk Ed. Muhle,
man entertained their guests In good
style, and we're a atfable and attentive Al
uenai, making all feel that at was good
10 be there.n The dancing wa continued
for some time after the return Of the boat
10 the city, so 10th were the youngsters
to leave the gay saloon. The Andes Ii
one OF the most popular boats on the
river, and her officers and crew are one
and all an obliging set Of fellows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
TaE funeral Of Nils Ella Zane tool

THE funeral Of Mics Ella Zane tool
place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
denceo Of her father, Mr.. E. Z. Zane, OF
South Pennstreet, Island, and was largely
attended by relatives and friends Of the
family. Rev. Geo. e. lIite and Elder
E J. Stone conducted the religious ser,
vices, and a quartet consisting Of Prof
Gustav Gutenberg, Mr.. J. T. Mendel,
Miss Eva Rice and MiAs Rose McNaugh.
ton sang appropriate selections. Pre-
yious to the services the pupils Of the
Seventh Ward public schooi, In charge oil
ProL. Stevenson and his corps Of teachers,
marched to the residence and took leave
Of their deceased schoolmate. The re,
mans were inferred at Greenwood.