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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
Judge BlOdgett To ne Investigat ed-seri-
Gus Illness Of Judge Hunt-Treas.
ury MatteFa.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The House has ordered
the JUDICIARY Committee to Investigate the con-
duct Of Judge Blodgett. Of Chicago.
Associate Justice Hunt. OF the United States
Supreme Court who WAS stricken with paraly-
sis on Saturday last. is lying very low at his
residence In this city. His friends think that
he cannot recover.
Subscriptions to the per cent loans up to
noon to-day amounted to g. 100. 600; Internal
revenue. slT5.459 "a; customs, s237 LAT 5a; ma
tional bank notes received to-day for redemp-
ton S37s 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
serious Illness Of prominent RaitimO~
reaus-The Oysfermen I'm a
Mad Condition.

BALTIMORE. Jan. I'm. y. Kelly, Of the Catho.
lic publishing house Of Kelly. Peit \ CO.. is dye
suftation to-day. and decided that he would NOT
live until tomorrow morning, Bishop Whit
tlugham ie also very low. though no Immediate
danger Is feared.
Reports from the lower Chesapeake say that
the oystermen are In depiorable condition.
The vessels are all Ice bound, and many Of the,
men are terribly frost. bitten.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
Pr1ze Fighting ana wrestling Matches
Campanm's nriagepOrt WnIh.

NEW YoHE, Jan. IA second deposit haa bean
made Ia tho proposed Dwyef- Elliott prize fight
match Tor the Championship Of America.
:, Bauer and mpldoon have agreed to Il wrest-
ling match within thirty days
IL IL said Campana walked only $40 miles
In tho Bridgeport undertaking.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
POLITICAL MATTERS.
some irish Views Of the Refusal Of Cork
10 Receive Grant-His Chances for the
Republican Nomination In 1850
what Butler VIII no when the Potter
Gnmmiftsa Ren al emlllaa.

what Butler VIII no w hon the Potter
Committee Reassembles.
NEW YoRK Jan, 7.--The Herald to-day under
the beading The C9rk Inajg9ity any J t. Grant"
ing 1t was reserved for the manly. and truly
Catholic corporation Of Cork TO administer .
os wse m s Ss to hs b sfqs ps Mps a ssSss sea S sy.s
tags Of bis high position as President Of the
United States to revive the beastly cry Of No
Presidency OF the United States he tried TO
strengthen his position as Republican candt-
ef' ner he religious and anti Catholic element
into the political agitation. He appealed TO the
religious passions of the native American OLE
risen In judgment before him in IRELAND. Also.
another from the MarysyIlle !CaLl appeal, say
Ing: "A more proscriptiye h.ter Of The Irish,
and Q more bigoted enemy OF the religion of
an Irlshman under Grant was TO be stricken
on as as asns Fl $ Srss1 Or
Write House, Ne frish need apply. w
pro%nent and wsniormsaP sPsa RsnuBIRIcan SRan1s
saying that Gen. Grant will be nominated In
1880. not only because he csn most easily carry
TO the, party We see very clearly that
the next election is very uncertain. He said
We may not BIO able to elect any man, but we
lie has the eondenee of II tke we wealthy Yps property %
owning classes at tho North. and. with him as a
candidate. we can raise funds more easily than
for any one else"
A cablegram to tho same paper from London
derry says: A. the town hall the mayor. and
council. In their robes of office. received the
ex-Presiden at the town hall, and. amid many
expressions OF enthusiasm by the people Of
Londonderry. an address was read extolling
the career OF Grant, second In honor only to
that OF Washington, Grant signed the roll.
thus making himself an Ulster Irishman. and
made brief address.
The General leaves for Belfast to-day tTues-
day.. 1t Is understood. by q private telegram
from London. that Minister Welsh has arranged
Q. grand dinner and reception for Grant and
Minister Moves on their return to the British
metropolis.
A Washington special says: There is rumor
that when the Potter Committee re-assembles
Gen. Butler will dump the whole mass Of Tilden
ciphers on tie committee. and propose that
they shall open the subject and 20 into it thor
gughly. sparing neither Democrats nor Repub-
licans. and in that case well-informed people
say there will be Republican as well as Demo-
cratic blushes and confusion,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
Chief MOses-The Disposition 70 be Made
of Him.

BAN FRANCfsco. Jan. IA correspondent at
Yokima City interviewed Chief Noses, who was
recently captured and held prisoner. at the re-
seryation.. He disclaims any hostility TO the
whites and gives an account of his action pre-
ceding his capture. Strong Inducements have
been offered Chief Moses 10 remain on the re-
servation and have his people Join him. A
number have done go now. and when be under.
stands tho impossibility OF Obtaining the reser-
yatiOn he asked for he will also assent Chief
Moses will be detained till his future home 10
decided upon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
The British Advance In Afshanistau;

that he reached Kakubi yesterday. The deputy
governor Of Khost came to Kakubi to pay his
respects 10 Gen. Roberts. He will transfer
TO the British commander the forts and records.
which are supposed.to contain information re-
9ardinR the revenues OF the Khost and Khurum
districts. The people Of Kbost. who were at
first unfriendly. seem to be treasured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
Hola Robbery in the streets Of chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. Tone OF the boIdest robberfes
ever reported In this city was perperated at 6
O'Clock this evening. on East Madison street.
work. Two men In cutter drove In front OF
the store OF 2. Goldschmidt, jumped out. and
while one placed stick In the handles Of the
door and kept anv one from getting out. the
other broke the show window With a hatehet
Each then grabbed y tray Of diamond rings.
jumped into the sleigh and drove away. Sixty
rings were taken. valued at $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fires.

ALTON. ILL.,, Jan. IA fire broke out last even.
ing at the City Hall. wherein are all the city
offices and the postofice. and partly destroyed
also all the valuables and letters In the post
Office
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Bowers Gennals produce
totally DESTROYED by fire at o'clock this morn
Ing. The adjoining property was considerably
damaged by water. The following fremen, be-
longing TO engine No. 20, were badly hurt: Fire
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
An Unknown ship on Fire and Apparently
Abandoned.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7.-The captain OF the ship
Cambrian, from Callao. Peru reports that on
the twenty ninth OF December. when in latitude
4s degrees north. longitude 10 degrees west,
they passed q large steamer on fire and eyi-
IDENTITY abandoned. painted black. brig rigged.
straight stem. apparently square stern. the
foremnst and the boats gone and the forward
top works burned. No name WAS Visible
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
The Illinois Legislature senatorial Con
test.

SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 7.-The State Legislature
will begin business tomorrow There is a
large crowd here from all parts of the State.
The contest for the United States Senatorship Is
plainly between Gen. Logan and Senator Ogfee-
by. though Hon. G. A. Farwell is strongly urged
by his friends Nothing will be done with the
Senatorial question till after the Organization
OF both houses. The probability Is that Ham
ilton, OF Burlington, will be President OF the
Senate, and either Morrison or James Speaker
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

New York starI

Mrs. Hayes wore a peculiarly trimmed
white satin bonnet at the Academy of Music.
on Monday evening, In consequence OF which
1t Is roughly estimated that not more than
one-hfth OF the ladies present distinctly re-
member what Mr.. Curtis was talking about.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
new Scrks new Capitol BuildIng-A Bril-.
liant Opening Recepti0n.

!, ALBANy. a. X. Jan: THE new capitol recen.
ton; held this a egening. was the most brilliant
aualr in Ananys history. Mayor Nolan re-
room. The crush was awful. the spacious eorri.
dors M and "a Is staarcases being almost ,impassabIe
names of nearly all the prominent citizens in
the State; All the arrangements were good and
we'll carried out.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

Mr.. Walter Bell. the popular clerk of the 81.
James Hotel. arrived here on the steamer Rob-
maiden name was Miss Helen W. Drans. the
daughter OF Judge Drane. leading lawyer e
Enterprise, Mississippi. The. young couple
future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
The Demver PACING IsalIroaa

DENVER, Col, Jan. LIN the United States
Circuit Court to-day District Judge HaIlett re-
fused TO grant the petition Of Anthony y. Dulman
and John Evans, trustees OF the German bond
holders, that the Denver. Pacific railroad be
turned over to them. He also discharged David
M, NGerton. OF the receivers, and retained G.
w. Clayton as sole receiver.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

LONDON. Jan. THE Financier says the worst
feature OF the Cornish bank failure is that the
promise OF the new year is falsfed. the crisis
agreeable rumors TO be circulated regarding
other provincial banks, as was the case yester-
sink into It's position as a merely local afYair
were 1t not for the general tendency to increase
difficulties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
SPORTING NOTES.

suspici0ns Aroused that MIME. Anderson's
Walk VIII Prove 70 be Fraua-The
O'LeaFy.Campana Match Declared =
9WtuaIe.
NEW YoRx. Jan. 7.-Madame Anderson ia nov
In her last quarter. In Brooklyn. and n renorfed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-For the Gulf States,
falling barometer. warmer southeast winds,
cloudy and rainy weather followed in the West
Gull States by cold northerly winds and rising
barometer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

LOWELL, Mass. Jan. while Gen. Butler
was being driven TO the depot yesterday his.
sleigh collided with another. throwing the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
MeetinS Of the Ohio Lesislature.

COLUMBUS. Jan. THE adjourned session of
the Sixty. third General Assembly will convene
at O'Clock this afternoon. 1t Is expected that
no important business will bo transacted until
after the Jacksonian celebration on Wednesday
evening.
j. B. McWhorter. OF Hamilton county, was to-
day superseded by Col. Dyer. Of Brown county,
as warden of the penitentiary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Thomas l.. Nelson. of Massachusetts,, to be
United States district judge for Massachust tts ;
yames B Howell. OF Iowa. Orange Terries. of
New York. and A. O. Adds, of Vermont to be
Southern Claims Commissioners; Lewis q.
Payne. of Virginia, to be United States attorney.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
The Chicago Common Council and tine.
Cas- COmuany.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE Common Council and
gas companies are at loRgefheads. the latter
ultimatum to supply gas at 81 80 per thousand
cubic feet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
The Health Of Beac0nsfeld ana Glad.
Slime.

LONDON Jan. 7-The reported illness OF Lord
Beaconsfield, British Premier. Is officially con-
tradieted. He Is In his usual good health
Hon. Mr., Gladstone Is quite Ill with cold. and
is confined to his bed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

CHICAGO. Jan. There is much satigfect
here among those moving against Judge Bl
Rett that he has been taken In hand By g
grese.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
CIark's Opponent.

PHILADKIPHIA. Jan. 7.--Arthur Chambers Ie,
named to fight John Clark, II allowed to wear x i
protector 70 his amputated finger. II not Johrs
King will be the man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
FRANCE.

The Iron.Clad Squadron Preparing for
| Sea.
| PARIS Jan. s.-The French iron.clad SQUAD
ron at Toulon are actively preparing for ees, II
Is stated that their destination is Tunis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

II you want bargains for Christmas gifts
DON TAIL to visit No. LAT Canal street. During the
day they are slaughtered and at night they are
given away at auction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

BAN FRANCIsco Jan. 7.-GoId was struck In.
the HariDosa mine In two places-on the line III
the tunnel In the Crown Point drift and the.
Eureka shaft, both showing free gold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
The British Troops 70 Enter Canashar
Friday.

LONDON. Jan. "A dispatch from Lahore
says. the British troops are expected to enter
Candahar on Friday, the tenth instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

MADISON. Wis. Jan. THE State Legislature
assembled to-day. and senatorial excitement is
high. Howe. Keyes and Carpenter are the
principal candidates, and the friends OF each are
at work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

BELFAST. Jan. s.-Gen. Grant arrived here
to-day. and was entertained at q public lunch
By the municipality.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
Can you q quarter 90? Get shadtnesp

In quality, purity and flavor, Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic Is unsurpassed. It has no equal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
HOLLAND.

ma of Waldeck.
THE HAGUE. Jan. THE King OF Holland
was married to Princess Emma this evening at
6 O'Clock, at Arden, In the principally Of Wal
deck. The subscribing witn nesses were the
Duke of Saxony and Prince William OF Wur-
tembury. Prince Henry of the Netherlands was
absent. being I'LL with measles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

Rich. rare, ray and appetizins -shadines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
MEETING or rmE SENATE AND HOUSE
YESTERDAY.
VOL. Iv--NO. 81.

Ueugressman Aeklen Desires the scandal
o. he Investigated by the House, but
IN Ohjectisn II Made-Mr. Edmunds
Introduces AnO ther "OutraEe- ResO-
lutlOn In the senate.
, 1879-01-17

meetings, at such placer ns the majority Of mem"
bets Of tho Society determined.
Considerable talk WAS hai regarding the
st,,tties embraced in tho ecopc of the Society AZ
proposed, but finally The report Of tho Com
mtttec was adopted, section by section.
Tho election ii officers for the fiEst year tnen
took place, resulting as follows:
Fresidtnt-Pfof. A. II. Worthtn, Of Springfield.
First tlco-Presdrnt--T. ). burrill, Of Cham
pstgn. =.
Of EVANSTON. ~,
Ttehauree-Jnseo Il. n. 1Ilbhata. Of Chicago.
Executive Committees. II. Peabody. Eyfns
Thomas, and tho President, Secretary, and Treas"
urer ex.olllcio. ........
un motion, n Committee on By:Le#s Was Mp.
pointed. conslsttnK Of Mcsars. Worthtngton,
Taslos. Connolly, Taylor, anu cofrroTe' and
Mfaa Emma Smith.
On motion, the Committee was Instructed 70
report ut half-pnst . p. ns., and the meeting au'
1olrncd to that hour.
Al the aforementioned hour there woro but
about hnlf dozen pcopfc present In tue a5eena-
bly, room. The constitution whs announced TO
be rcady, ansl II wns signed by nt1 present.
II wat not for IN hour later that the meeting
was called to order, when tho Committee on hY.
Laws fcportc.t pto4tg#s. Tho members had not
been able 10 conclude their report, mil begged
| time until the next meeting before submitting
| the sart,c. -. ..
The report al tho Committee was accepted
| and the meeting adjourned, subject to the cal
| OF the Executive Committee.
, 1879-01-17

rcs,e,tpr the application Tor discharge set np
TINT tho goo1ls hnd been obtained Unite, la,so
prctcnscs, and the question OF Irnua M"s
not m Uncomfortable lssne, The near.
Ing was not completed during inc
tlav. and. however II may result, the dcicnnan..
has trouble ahead, for as soon as h. Tcts out 81
the clutches ot Ellis he will pass into Inc hanas
OF his other creditors.
The heads OF departments hare been IN the
hnbtt heretofore, In settling with tne lFcasufsTt
OF turning in county orders for ahcif ices m
stead Of cash, and eonlc pcrsons !'ase Emt.eh Ea
It Into thc!r hca,ls that s0.Mc III thcso oisice!t
have been nsluQ the cash to speclllate Mtn IN
these orders, etc. 70 prevent Tiers eeing roua
ior s,ch suspleions In tho future Ms. senne
yesterday, in behalf uf the Finance y otnn!s'eGs
lnstr,tctcti the Treasurer to tlcniaau that ~!
fees be turned over In cash, ami 70 fctase ~
accept county or1ert except those OF The actual
cmplnyes nf the vnraoua Offices, as appeats "
lie payrolls, fronl my Of tire hcads Of depart
ments IN theif settlements.
In the County Court yesterday tho folloTio9
rcreons were f1iln.t INSANE: W. G.'Fttgo. dnno
Neynns, Maggie Cnin0hAn, AtaEgo SHAW.
Mar, sicY1rker, james W. Grccu, Joscph
KlctpI.ch, John Wig, and ph!neas York.
Ali OF them were found to b. paupcIs cx'
cent anc, and wcre taken to IeIcIson
| In Tho afternoon. York had been nt tho touf'
| House for over year, and Ills dread ot being
| lacked up wns 20 great that he was made M r
| ceutfou Ut md turned ovcr to tho Couniy.At
torncy's care temporarily. What Mt: Whlett
PROPOSES TO tlo with him was past flnAtug OUT
for lie reason TINT lie did not know tmsclf bu
he was provided for at the Hospital last night.
, 1879-01-17

There wcrc Sl1 500 worth OF 4'per-ccnt Gov
ernmcnts sold yesterday.
The currency disbursements nt the Sub-Trcas-
ury yesterday amounted 10 $4,000.
Tho total receipts In tho lntcrnal-RoVenuc
DEPARTMENT yesterday were Sl5,047. OF which
amount tho tax on sptrLta contributed sfAe57;
TOBACCO and cigars, $4,42a22; beer, eSes; and cx-
ports, $50.
TIE MooNsMINEHs.
Joseph Kirkland. attorney, yesterday received
n ty,Yalc lstter from an old jrleDtl VI Ills Win Ia
now q Iscycnue officer ln one Of the nu0n.
pl(ntng" aIstrvtA Of TeHuCsaec. II waa Hcll
written, III BcrloEomic vc3D, aud psescntca tho
situation In That bentEhtch .countrytn ridlcu-
jously pathetic light. Following to u portion OF
It:
hare had . hard time since comiaR to Tenncs.
sec, pud fear that tho Commissioner Will not
permit me 10 leave here until matters arc set f1ah
Int 10 accomplish this mist haFu = steamboat.
joad Of eclont- t-tcnch0sn and at lrast oHe hundred
riss.ousYlcs besides q regiment of cavalry and q
liynslon Of this Atato u not tat In advances Of nat
OF fhe eleventh century. 1t IL utterly Impossible
Tor yuu to conceive Of the miserable condition ol
nInlrt TO cBll the innabttanta bar oar rinna would
| bv IolnR m Injustice 10 the nuhle Encen who In
| f,ahl. tic Houth Sea Islands. urunkcnntss ls ii
| co,pu,11, vice ~ sttaatnR Ia among tho C1Man
c!.rs. whI!o murder ia oply .! lasf,n1e nAong ~
| inentor. OF scarcely 10 bad as that. nut flas'
| not tine u write what facts would warrant, an
| can hardly say that have any Enc!!natlnn i o
| would naturally think niy picture OserdFawt. bu
1t would bc A. impossible to DO this ~ II would
to describe tho tortufes Of the damned.
, 1879-01-17

IIFt{UrG ttbnH. !TFntS. -
Tic potsonlng OF two children by aconite In
Norwich ia remarkable case. It appears that
on Saturday llttie girl OF D. w. Clark and a
sou Of Mr.. Warren L. uoss, each or ycara
tho residcnco Of III. Clark. They favored tho
mixture with vanilla extract, and finding It not
favored enough to suit thetu, the litt!o girl
went for lnose vanilla; this tino she got holt OF
freely. Tho ELECTS were soop apparcnt, ply
sIclat, waa sent for, and ordered bran1y among
other anttt1otca. Hero came tn the prohibition
had been prosccuted or threateued for selling
brandy, md the Law was 20 rxldly enforced thai
the article could not readily ho found. Finally
a druggist was found who had some, aud TO save
tho lives Ut the children hs WAS persuaded to lct
some OF It 70. It catno in good t.lno, for the
limbs OF tho children llad becotnu uumb AMI
parayzed. The brandy stimulated tho cirru'a
tlon and rousel the children. Their lives wcr,
saved at tho last moment But the druggist i
to bo prosecuted.
, 1879-01-17

The scrtp clerk issued about $5oQ worth OF
scrip Yesterday.
Tho repairs on Lake street bridQo Will not DO
completed for ut lcast ten days
The amount OF scrip redeemed and cancelled
since tho tst OF January Is $14tbA.
Tha receipts from licenscs and aperlal assees-
mcuss yesterday reached nearly $l0o.
The Treasury recetDts yesterday amounted TO
A1.D7l The disbursements were $4,000.
Tle Health Department reported four cd,scs
Of scarlet fever md two Of dtphthcEta yesterday.
The estimates for the Department Of Public
Works fur tho year ART In course Of preparation.
and will soon bo ready.
Collector Cassclmnn, OF the West Town,
turned In yesterday to the City TEcasurY scrip
to thu amount OF 81, 1856.
south.Town Collector Ayrcs Yesterday turned
over to tile City Treasurer IS, +10 In scrip from
The tax collections Ut 1873 received from The
personal prupcrtY assessment.
The Committee on I1asbore aud Bridges wcro
to have met yesterday, but, there being no quo:
rum, tho "5wcct by.and.by" was hung, asid
the members went home to dinner.
, 1879-01-17
DEATl&as


uo0nE-.The fnncEsi OF Mrs. Thomas t;oods ~
tAko place from her lata fes!dcnce, 17+ Anlet
Friday ss3 ?. n. 80
ArwArEn-on "Wednesday. ian. T. At 3aon
nt typhoid fever. ht the rcstdonco Of ht parent ~
Howcn.av., Frank. oldest son Of H.. Il. and j. + y
wa!er n9eA II year.. ''
Presbyterian Church rofnsr oak and yineennca IL
BIZ carriages 10 Uakwnod4 cemetery. "'At
this csy.
lsicKs-Thnrsday. Jan: a. of IN Mn.nra!Ys of Tic he,r
Enttce Of funeral hereafter.
FESNEtiTY-Of tatlam.Hatory Group, Jlme, Pa,
ntrty. Aerh ycats and mnnths. 1sa'
Funeral from tho resdclee of the rsrents, No t,u
shnrtlrtr'as, nt r. m. Friday, Jan. II. ''
CopB--As Wilmington. 1,rl.. Jan. IL. aAmss1n
twin ct Henri H. and Sarah +. Eobb. ayci 10,
Tho remains wilt 4rrfvr In eht clt{ this f,orni1. IL
~. and be taken 10 No. tut Ashland 'Av. 'A
NLEAsOS-At ~ ocinek Thnreday morntnF lama.
n. t,Ieaaon, aged ~ YFAfa. '1
Flnersl Saturday morning 1t 0:1I o'clock from ~.
dcnce, No. Ill Thirteenth place, by carriages 10 IN,
vary. VIM
,LEApEn-1n New Yo,k G.y, Of ola axc, .N, u.,.
ThcodorG tAttan. Er.. Of ChttaRo. h1cd u ycars
kNuE9OS-On the Iftth fnft,, AuRustinus Knud.,
aged II year, and manth. 9@
Funers1 from 2nl North uuton.st. en aund.y ts>
Inft., at3 p. m. '"s
sM1Tfl-On TcNlay. hn. "a. 1t tic frstarnee Of h..
1on !,Tsnn Smith. MIRA MARY Ann Smith. III he III
Funeral from 3is Dearborn. AZ. Friday ut oe,oet