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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.

THAT WOMAN WILL NEVER BE SATISFIED.
Special to the Star
DETROIT, Aug 3.-Jannetta Smith, who sued
the city and got 1850 for the loss OF her foot by
detection in the sidewalk, now sues again for
$4,000. The first suit was for personal damages,
the second Is for loss Of time and nCapacitation to
follow her business.
PitEsburg.
THREATENED STRIKE AvERTED-coLoRED ToURNA-
Special 10 the Star.
PITTsDuRG, Pa, Aug. 23.-The threatened
strike OF the glass cutters has been avoided by the
Union deciding against the strike.
A Coiored Tournament will be held at Union
Park this evening, and will be participated in by
large number of black knights. The Queen OF
Love ana Beauty will be crowned tonight
ST. LOuIs.
THE wALK-EXCuRsIoN FOR POOR PEopLE-BA RBER
THE MURDERER, ETC
Special to the Star
ST. LOUIS, Aug 3.--The seventv-fve hour heel
and toe match at St. Georges Hall will end at
1l:30 tomorrow night Whitman, who is ahead
works in candy factory in this city.
The last trip OF the Fresh Air Mission for the
season was made yesterday ou board the Chas. ?.
Chouteau. Thirty-six hundred poor women and
children took part in it.
Barber, the murderer OF the Chandler women,
waived examination and was held over. lie Is
fixing himself up for the insanity dodge.
To-day all the moulders in the stove foundres
stopped work and not Il foundry of this class Is
now running.
The cigar makers ard a third OF the coopers are
still out, and the question OF striking for shorter
working hours is yel being discussed by the street.
Car conductors and drivers.
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COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Rpekknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.


pPCtiulo W tllc
SPRING LICK, Aug. 23.-When the train arrived
at East View the Postmaster was not IN his office
Mr. Franklin, a citizen Of that place went out aud
found the Postmaster, who, ON returning to hi:
office, discovered the absence Of three registered
packages containing money. The amount is mol
known.
LEBANON, Aug. pa Marion County farmer
with twoandahaif acres Of land in wa,ermclons
has already gathered about 1000, some OF them
weighing as much as 40 pounds.
STANFORD. Aug. 23.-Zachery Nance, a l4-year-
old colored boy was committed to jail here yes.
terday charged with rapins the pers n OF s.year.
old chi OF W. b. Hawkins, near Shelby City, in
Lincoln County
The father OF the child came upon the young
monster while in the set and attacked and wound
ed him with aptchfork, but the young rascal es-
capped.
HENDERSON, Aug. 23.-Fred. Livingston, boy
tramp from Rochester N. Y, fe'l from the ca S at
slaughterv lie last night ami wss fatal.y injured
LIBERTY, Aug 23.-Near Mt, Sherman Rev.
Elijah Atherton, aged seventy, one of the oldest
Baptist clergymen in this State. fell backward out
OF wagon going up hill and was killed.
BARDsrowN JUNCTION, Aug. 23.-James Pence,
aged twelve, fell under wagon yesterday at sam.
uels Depot His skull was crushed.
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TO WATER CONSUMERS.
Cincinnati City Water works
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.

rTHE WATER CONSUMERS OF THE DISTRICT
j bounded on the East side by Broadway, from
Eighth TO Fourth street; on the South side by
Fourth street, from Broadway to Walnut street; by
Baker street from Walnut TO Vine street; by Third
street from Vine to Race street; by Benham alley
and Mcfarland stree, from Race street 10 Central
avenue; theme by Fourth street from Central ay-
enue to Park street; on tie West side by Park
be Central avenue from Sixth street to FindIav
street are hereby notified that on SUNDAY
MORNING, the 24th OF August, 1879. the water
will be turned on from the middle service. and
henceiorward again supplied from the Eden Res
erv0ir. A. WARDEN,
1t Superintendent Water-works
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HOW The HAIR FLIES,
When An Injured Cincinnati Wife Gets
Her Mad Up.
special to the Star.

special 10 the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 23.--The Sentinel of
to-day publishes the following;
A well-known real estate broker OF Gin
einnati, operating pretty extensively in
this city, while here has been occupying
leisure hours in paying his attentions to
young lady (?) imported by him from that
place. His Nife got wind of his infdelity,
took the train arriving here on Thursday,
and commenced prosecuting vigorous
scar, h for the object of his devotion and
the destroyer of her happiness.
The wife obtained clue to her where
abouts and was soon hot Oh the trail, and
was rewarded for her perseverance b. meet
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The Hamilton County Democratic Executive
Committee held meeting this afternoon at their
headquarters, in the Lytle Greys' Arniory, on
sixth street. President Wilett presiding, and Mr.
Joseph Setter attending to the duties of Secretary
The President annonced that he could not ap-
point the Campaisn Committee until the NJ ddle
OF next week.
-. The disputes about contested seats in several
wards were disposed Of by the Committee, after
which the meeting adjourned
IL IS understood that General II. B. Banning and
Or Patrick r. Maey are aspirlnts to places on the
campaign Committee. President Willett has
about half OF the Committee fixed up but will not
announce the names until the proper time.
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Excursions.

There will be large excursion and pic
mic at Parlor Grove tomorrow. One of the
attractions will be twenty-five mile walk
ing match.
The Pioneer Society of this city'have ac-
cepted an invitation by the officers of the
Southern Road to participate in an excur-
sion to the High Bridge on the 9TH of Sep.
tember.
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Tne Mount Auburn Street Railroad Company
was granted permission to change the curve at
Court and Main streets.
In regard to the claim of John Crotty of sis7 63
lot work done on Columbia avenue the sum of
s3S, t3 was ordered to be paid to the claimant
The permission granted to the Newport Street
htiWay Company to make connection with a
switch on Fifth street, east of Walnu was recnn
sideied, and the matter made the special order for
next Tuesday
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BEYOND THE SEA.
ASiatic Cholera Breaks Out In
Flanders.
ALFONSO WOULD A WOOING GO.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Paris Figaro to-
day states that cholera has broken out at
Ostend, and made its appearance in other
parts of Western Flanders. This intelli-
gence, taken in connection with the few
isolated cases of cholera in London few
days since, have caused great deal of
anxiety
MEMPHIS, Aug. $3.50 p. M.-New
cases. W. Z. Howlin, Maggie Ribs and
Mrs. G. V. Graves, white. PICKETT.
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Eoreign tInsI,es.

Furness Iron and Steel Company has sus-
pended. Liabilities heavy.
The fire at bordeaux has been checked
Loss estimated at two million francs.
The National debt of Russia bearing in
terest is becoming enormous. 1,132, 1855, 1926
roubles in paper money is uow in circula-
ton.
1t is believed the Grand Duke Nicholas
and Grand Duchess Catharine, of Russia,
will act as sponsors at the marriage Of King
Alphons0.
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Down an EN- bankment.

This morn ne during The rain, Joseph C. Lui-
wig, from Bloomington, Delaware took shelter in
an Old shed at TIE crossing Of the Marietta Rail.
road 1t Eighth street. The building was under.
mined by the rain and hlmbled of its foundation,
down a thirty.foot embankment carving Lud.
wig withit The unfortunate man was taken out
OF the ruins pretty badly bruised up The Hospital
amDulance was sent lUr and Ludwig removed to
that institution.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
SORROWS OF THE POOR.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Aug. pa widow, Teresa
Kennis, stole wash tub and pawned it for
40 cents to save her two little children from
starving. Everything of her own had been
pawned two DAYS before. She was unable
to get work. Her story is believed, but the
Justice was compelled to hold her in 5000
bail to answer.
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Disastrous Fire at Farmer City,

SptVIdI 70 IIlC oIHr.
FARMER CITY, ILL, Aug. pa fire broke ont
here just before midnight and destroyed thirty
buildings in the business part OF the town, caus-
ing loss OF 500 900. Insured for $50 900. 1t was
doubtless OF incendiary origin.
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Fell From a See fold

A man named Archie Golfer fell from a
scaltold yesterday while at work at the
Catholic Church, corner of Woodburn ave-
nue. and Madison Road, Walnut Hills. He
was so badly injured that it is thought he
can not recover.
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Cincinnati.

DR.. Minor this morning received the fol-.
lowing dispatch:
MEMPHIS Aug, 90.
Mine cases; five white, four colored.
Seven deaths since last report.
"R w MITCHEJIn
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Brigham Discharged,

In the Police Court this morning the case of R.
$ Brigham, agent of the United States Home and
Dover Association, who was charged with obtain
ing s225 by false pretenses from a lawyer named
Mcfarland, OF Portsmouth, was dismissed, Me.
tariand failing to appear, after being teegraphed
for,
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The ball, twenty-five caliber, entered the right
breast just above the first rib DR., f. H. Noonan
probed for the bali, but was unable to get it, and
Is gf the opinion that the wound is a dangerous
one.
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Franklin Search Party.

ST. JOHNS. n F., Aug. 23.-The Franklin
search party landed from the ship Eothia,
on the north shore OF Hudsou's Bay, near
Depot Island August 9th. All we'll,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

EOR SALE = SEWING MACHINES OF all
Il kinds. new and secondhand, cheap: also re-
pairing, at 5ls Central avenue. WIN McFEE,
fe8-Su
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range of quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day ut the New York
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co..
Is West Third street:
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 23-9 A. M.-The weather
this morning is wet and threatening, with
prospects of cold rain The sick are re-
ported as getting along very we'll. The dis
orderly element is becoming more trouble
some, and the management of them threat
ems to be problem, serious as the fever.
They are daily growing bolder and threat
enlng, and depredations OF all kinds are be-
coming alarmingly frequent. Threatening
notes have been sent to the newspapers de-
manding rations, and the two colored Cap
tains act in staggering and dinsubordinate
manner.
The minute men are receiving large ac-
cessions to their ranks and vigilance COM
mittees are seriously talked Of The How
ards will not appeal for means till the last
dollar is gone. They have four hundred
nurses and eight physicians employed and
are at an expense Of nearly a thousand dol
lars dav. The city authorities have ex-
pended $4,000 i'll money and feeding 1000
personsin camp. The greatest economy is OBJ
served and the campers are all fat healthy
and happy.
No other than the ten new cases dis
patched were reported yesterday, and the
new cases only numbered nine.
PROBABLE CASE IN JERSEY CITY.
JERSEY Cry, N, j., Aug. GA woman,
about forty years old neatly clad in suit
of black, who gave her name as Josephine
Nanbeuren, was found sick on the floor OF
the ladies' waiting room of the Pennsylva-
MIA Raj road depot, at II 80 last night. She
said she was deathly sick, and wanted to be
taken somewhere for eatment. She told
the officer, if he mad family, to keep away
from her as she feared she had the yellow
fever. She left Memphis two weeks ago to
visit Philadelphia. She was taken to the
hospital.
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Spanish America.
WAR RUN FOR SPECULATION,

New York, Aug. 23.-It appears from ad-
vices received by Peruvian Minister Tracy
that the trouble in South America begun
by the alleged project of capitalists in Chill
to get up corner in ntrates. 1t is charged
that these individuals, through their con-
troll OF the Chilian Government, first seized
the Bolivian nitrate mines and then shut
by blockade the only Peruvian port that
exported nitrates. Thus they estahlsheda
corner in the staple article required in ag-
ricuture, chemistry and mining. Tie
latest reports indicate that the plan of
starting couple of wars for the purpose of
speculation may prove an Improbable
venture
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Fourth Edition.
T IL e L A Il E S T


National Associated Press to the Star
XENIA, O.. Aug. 2}-Daniel Killen was killed
by falling tree yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Aug 3-Polisa. at Vienna, an
nounccs the discovery Of new comet
LAwEENcEBURG, IND, Aug. 23.-George W.
Hamlin, OF Manchester Township, has committed
suicide.
GREENPoINT, L. l., Aug. 23.-The single scull
race to-day was won by George Lee, of Newark
O'Brien won the pay-oared race.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

A cosmetic is harmless as water, and the
use of which can not be detected, as found
in Hagans Magnolia Balm.
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SUNDAY, oath at 4P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
M, b The G. &o Railroad packet BUCK.
.acss 49, EYE STATE, J. T. CamDbeI Master.
n''--,.a1z Freight received on Wharfboa', foot of
Broadway. w. llonshell, Stunt 00"'
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For ltvansu1nn

SATURDAY. 23d, at 8 z. NJ. POSITIVELY
~, h DORA CABLFR Armstrong Mnsior
Il ssz Apply on koard or to Matt Mcclure.
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Great Britain.
AN AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE


LONDON, Ang. 23.-Mr. Albert PeIl and
Mr. Glare Sewel Read, the members of Par
Lament who are going to America in con-
nection with the commission appointed to
inquire into the agricultural depression in
England, will leave on the Inman Line
steamer City Of Montreal, which sails from
Liverpool on the 26th inst, for New York.
GIVING CHELMSFORD BATH.
By order of the Queen General Lord
Chelmsford has been made a Knight of the
Grand Cross Of the Order of Bath. This is
the highest military division of the Order
Its members wear crimson ribbon with
the motto Trio Juncta in Uns."
SUGGESTIONS FROM THE rHUNDERER.
The Times in an article this morning
strongly condemns the practice of towns in
the United States borrowing money, and
thinks it is high time that the State or
National Government put some check upon
such eXtrayaGance
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MADRID Aug. 23-King Alfonso yester-
day had an interview with the Archduchess
Christine of Austria, at Bassin De Area
chen Gironde, France. 1t is said in official
circles that their marriage will be solemn
lied at the end of October.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.--Good route on this paper In.
IT quire at this office at 8 o'clock tfa
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For New Orleans

SATURDAY: 29d. at 4P. NJ. POSITIVELY
.EE NAMES y. PARKER, c. B. Russell
5sSsst, master For freight or pa,sa apply
,.-.---ss on board, or to Jane, s. Wise, super.
intendent No. II Public Landing
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FEVER FLASHES. .
Twelve New Cases and Six Deaths
at Memphis.
Guard of Minute Men Placed OYer the
Arm0ry.

Specials to the Star
MEMPHIS, Aug. -11;30.-Five new cases
were reported this morning, all negroes.
Annie Eliza Hendricks, David Crockett,
Annie Lilly, George Payne and the child of
Mary Thomas. DIR. A. c. Montenegro, from
louisville, who arrived yesterday, was ar
rested last night.
Felix Fransioas' store was broken omen
last night and an attempt was made to
blow open the safe. A guard of Captain
semmes' minute men was placed over the
armory last night PICKETT.
MEMPHIS, Aug 23-12:30P. M.-Addition-
al new cases; Nellie, Lilly and Fannie Ran
dolph, Alexander Pierce and Tobin Wars,
colored Eliza McDougal and Mrs. f. Wag-
goner, white, The deaths inside the city
are as follows; Willie Stein and W. N. De-
hart, white. In the subnrbs Mrs. Fannie
B. Moore, white; VIM. Thomas and Julia
Russell, colored. At Camp Father Matthew:
Patrick McMahon and John Kerney, wlite.
PICKFTT
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SATURDAY. 2sd at4P. NJ. POSITIVELY
eEG, PARIS G. BROWN, Alex. Halliday
ksss4a on M,Sicf. h.- foT height or rasSly. apply
agents. ''''e anu Ao~'e"
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

Y 1NCOLN PARK CHuRCH-SERVICES EVERY
L ! Sabbath. Sabbah-school at a. m mhl5Sd
WALNUT HILLS NJ, f. CHURCH.-Rev. Fl.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II o'clock a
M ana E5o p m apl3-Su
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SATURDAY, 23d. at4P. NJ POSITIVELY.
-fsS "a The g. & 0, K. R. packet PITrsBURG
Thornburg, Master Freight re.
- ceiyed at all hours on whariboat, foot
OF Broadway. W. Honshell, SUPERINTENDENT WV
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
For POnArny

SATURDAY. 23d, at 5 p. N. POSITIVELY.
fsE n the c. o. r. K Packet. TELEG RApH.
lfssssessfa /; Bryson. Master. Freghtreeevcd on
Honshell, supt We
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Mr. VIM. Z.
Carter, well-known broker doing business
at 1856 South Third street, committed sui
eide about : o'clock last evening by jump
ing overheard from the steamboat Belmont,
PLYING ON the SchuyIklI River
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
BEDELL'S WIVES.

The case of willett P. Dedel. charged with bgnmy.
was heard before Justice Elliott yesterday. at his
court room, corner South First and Fifth streets,
Williamsburg. The full story was published inthe
HERALD on Sunday last since which time Bedcll
has reconsidercd his action in SO far to Consent
to part with the second wife and resume his rela-
tions with the first. The hearing in the was
to have taken place Monday last. but Witnesses
being in the court room it adjourned to yes
terday. While in the court room Mrs. Bcdell, or
Jones NO ~, kissed him and begged him to return,
which he declined to do, but afterward sent her q
letter Raymond Street Jail, in which he offered
live with her again and nowledge her rs his wife,
The witnesses examined were:-Mrs. Bede who
said that she thought her first husband, Jones,
dead when she married Bedell and when he turned
up alive eighteen months later Beell to stick
to her, but Jones really died Bedcl turned
her out, but taking her back again did not finally
eject her till Christmas; Rev. j. J. White, who est
fed that he married Josephine Briggs to defendant
on February 10 last; Mrs. J. Krant and Nicholas
Krekey who swore that Dedcll had met the COM
plannnt Just before Christmas aud called her his wife,
Bedell then acknowledged that he had married both
women the second because he did not deem the first
legal marriage in consequence Of her other husband
being alive.
This ended the case the Justice reserving his dcci
sion till Saturday. the District Attorney to mean
while seek out authorities to whether there really
o bgamy In the case not.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
MARRIED IN A RESTAURANT.
rrom the washington Post. March CT

= From the Washington Post. March 6.l
Yesterday afternoon bashful young from
rural regions appeared at the side entrance Of Drivers
restaurant and timidly inquired for directions
the mode Of marriage in the District. With his
usual gallantry' the courty George volunteered to
initiate the would-be groom. and escorted him and
the prospective brlde-who was waiting on the cor
ner-to Clerk Meigs' house. where license pro-
cured. The couple had ridden nearly Atty miles on
horseback from Fauquier county, Va, with an
iratc parent In hot pursuit. The party then
proceeded to the private parlors of Drivers
restaurant and there waited while messenger was
cent for u clergyman. At halfpast seven the Rev. S.
g. Domer arrived and was escorted to the pariors,
and there performed the ceremony in the presence
OF several parties, who had interested themselves in
behalf of the young couple. The bride, pretty.
blushng brunette. duly salutcd by those present
according to the old Virginia custom After tho
cake and wine had been passed the happy twain left
to spend the first night of the honeymoon at hotel
In the vicinity. They leave for home this morning.
Al last accounts the young ladys angry father had
not appeared upon the The parties gave their
names as Z. q. Groves and Isabelle @. McConchie.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
DEATHS.

Arrx.--In Brooklyn. March s.sFREpERrc CHANCE,
son Of Thomas H. anu Mary b. Attix, in the 9th year
OF his age.
Funeral private.
BAnxrR.-In brooklyn. on Thursday, March g.
Captain JEssE BARKER. He'll Gate pilot. in the S3d
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family. also the He'll
and Sandy Hook pilots, are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal
church, Pacific 81 corner Clinton. Brooklyn. ON
sunday, March o. at haif-past one p. NJ. without
further notice.
BrxSErr. AT orsvesend, March s, MAUD. daughter
, of Cornelius and Anna Maria Bennett, In the Sth
year Of her age.
Relatives snd friends OF the family invited TO
attend her funeral. Friday, March :. from the Re-
formed Chnrh of 6ravesend, at two o'clock p. NJ.
without further notice.
DoyLE.--On Wednesday. March 8, MAneAREr BOYLE:
wifo OF James Boyle. In the 5sth year of her age,
native OF Bailicboro. county Cavaii. Ireland.
The friends and acluaintanccs ot the family, also
those OF her sons-in.law, Richard q. Dufy and
Thomas smyth. are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence. 9S 9TH av on
friday. March 2. at ono y. NJ lnterment Calvary
Cemetery.
Bn,Sp.-At Dundee. N. j., March T. 1879. AMOS
BRAND, In his 9th year.
kcativos and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from hts late residence, Friday
March Z, at two Y. W. Carriages will be In waiting
for the twelve VI. train at Passric.
BLuNENsrocK.--T Thursday. March o, MAURICE, bo-
loved son of samuel and sarah Blumcnstock aged 1
year. 9 months and day.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend tho
funeral from their residence. NO. 10y Last AOh ST
l at eleven o'clock. friday. March 4.