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New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

cipal bu.iurss being done al the higher rare Com-
nercial psper - IN demand bur scarce. ana leading
dealers quote rates for discount a. follows;
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

DROPOSALS for Plate Printers Supplies.
TRFA-f-lY DEPARTMENT
Il : : = L II


mo-. ID. l--3.
pTrPOSA AIS FOR IT,. ifagilE
Chemicals Textile paper typographical uka Drrs ns r
al. wine. glue haulNIr 81 lttr
dre~ or sa ~ the Bur, an Tu-rsv pr lrGg
months . l-1O vii d" received al tls Oare
unu. o'clock ~. December 80 i-tH.
snk fnr Io.als arr - IN eihrr class VIA
Information quantity 4lats and c04!lnls, wi 1e ur
nished n arplirl
Proposals b. compared each item arafolr arh.
cons dsrng the auapisb uuaLt 20 Eltk ~ ihs
Bureau. well a. The prices op"-' orders viii Dr. made
the lowest bidder fpr rre artlce desired
The ught defects REJECT ang or 81 is li 10
served.
parfe. requcsI Information srecify rpon wh ct
par cliar class articles tnrY qualified pro ana
shou.a address ~. a. IRISH.
Chief Iuraau Furra.4u. .lI IrulInE.
l.ft. nlfa d.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

weekly meeting to-day made change in the
mimi rate for discount. aud II remains at
bullion on balance. but the proportion of It's re-
.erves To liabilities fell from 47ils 4s per cent.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


KANSAS PACIFIC Halfway COMPANY.
Holders Of the Company First Land Grant Bonds,
dated July ist 1870. due Jniv lst, 1850, Adolphus
Meier and John A. ste vart, Trustees. are invited 10
exchange the same and funded interest cerlncate'
thereof al par and accrued interest. or he overdue
coupons thereof, n suus of one thousand dollars or
inu iule- thereof at par. for tie CoInpanYs FIRST
Consolidated AoTtga boues. ~ par Ind accrued
interest. at the Compauys offices. 10 Broad way,
agreeabiy 10 the provisions IF the Companys FIRST
Consolidated MOrtgagr
Information cone ming either Of the above-de-
scri bed Mortgage, wil br furnished application
10 the Secretary oi tie Company.
Kansas PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
hN -lnNEI DILLON. presluent.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

HAVANA MARKET
H,yAs. Dec. l6-spsnfsh gold. .St 'ss2@b EXCHANGE
aa,et 10 dat on Cnited states % dsJs goAi s<s
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

OFFICE % THE BOARD 90 lIlor e.. mls,loSEns
NLW-YOAX Dec. - ttlJ.l
PROPOSALS -, ,.,., yr> c,x,,ro,, ,,,,
laden from voters the tot rt Iyk-4au T. ntsl
HcoA. ful o. Ci lptel g. ~t all De- rteFt I'D fs
ONCE ust t uaO. December lf. The Erafd SAINT
u re- ect bids discretion. llrf4cg go fhf u1
By order 81 TIE Board j.. \. NA>ll. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

OF cifl haak stocks the only solos were Nassau
(5 go - The follow lng were the b.t..inr and ask
Ing prices at the morning cal:
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
financial.

corner v Al and Broal .ay. si,h !. y 1alier q 90
EIDELITY GUARANTEE
POLICIES ARE ISSUED ~ THE
KNICKERBOCKER CASUALTY INSURANCE Co..
OF sEwYoRK.
guaranteeing ,he adsly OF person. boiling positions pc.
cuniary truss AMI responsibility thus sccannEa coRroR'
ATE GUARANTY In leu Of personal bond ahsrs secul
required Tor she faithful performance Q: the duties Of
poyes 20 al positions u tr1-i-
Fun information can the oacs ~ R-oatwa7.
Wal NJ. RICHARDS. LYMAN " BRIGGS,
President Vice President
JOHN II. CRANE EDWARD srA.k-
secr-tlrv General Agent
EAS STOCKS & city R.R. Horse and Elvtd
Osiocss < Bond, eoussi 500. fnEwIrr sraal...
GAS STOCKS
Of Brooklyn nvestmen, serlrities dealt IN 6y
GEO. ~. PRsNri-- si BR0tD--r. :. y.
TuE NEw YoGk E-EyAIEp R. R. co.,
NEW-i oRA- Dec. 10. 1879.
NOTICE.
Tle II rEREsr COUPONS das JanuaTy. neIt upon The
bonds Of this com7uny win be ad on snd az Friday Jana
ay = Io Sa & 81 .hs .sn. al SsS r%e
''' '' ~ ~ "a. c6TSIss; Si.s.s-.r
stLf LGkE CITr Ctah, Nov. II. 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given, to whom II NAV
pany viii hereafter Be- rSsni1-d unless the same Is aiie.e
BY l. VAN PRAAG. financial Of the company. 44i
WIN MCKAY. President
II. VAN PRAAG
secretary Treasurer
DAILROAD SECURlTlES.-Wheth you
u wish buy sell 10 EDW. G. FOX a co. mem
OF the y. y. stock EKohauge. waist, NrT-fors
THE BONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE of the
u holders q COLU NBU~. CHICAGO and lNDlAN 4
CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY COAsOLlDAIED
BONDS. depoSiIel under asresmr1t' o, May an
~ $4,000 Convertible Bonds Of the Columbus th1-
casO and Indiana Central Railway Company OF the
February 1870 ron1urssb at the option u the COMPANY
after February l. 30, beaTine per accumuaivc n
when earned Convertible preferred stock un
bonds. Income Bonds. have Der p
sned o. exchange tor the un
underlvng bought by and ed for te
nurpo-e refucing he fent COumbus and
Harlans de- sDn flJ,s2lOOO bonds bearing yer cent
sbsolnte interest. 800, -,
TnOu Trust Company Receipts issued .or C0umDus th
oagI nd Ceutra Rail company Cons lfatci
frst Mort Bonds fc.epostod unce the agreement OF
August p 1879, an stamped.
Tnis second ~ incne f0r No. hereto
Withdrawn. a-ain uepos ted er the pruvn
Ions Of nornh1ldef agreements within referred 10
bonds f1r which bids vii De
accepted psld triag, the 10Th instant The
per deferred until Janu
ary lj $50 deposinga margin al 20 PR cent OF the
Il securities Interest a the rate ni
Der per Dc charged the dav ~ payment
The undersigned 10 thcmseve- the right TO reject
al bids mcn hey rot think u for the interest
sealed proposals end0rs ~ &. & T. O. Bonds,
rsgne the office of A. lsei Z
CO.. ~ ast viii BE- recevcd up to II oc!oeS Thursday
December . IN: T2i:, %SI{5Tr5E$%iEIoaT. COMMITTEES.
new York. necem e. 3 l.79.
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gnrorsan ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
lamar INDTEN.
6orsrs. Garrlases. aaruess. xt.

L,OR SALE.-A handsome palr Of sOrr,
hOrses la banda years Old. stylish. fast sound a.
gentle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
THE CITY cAvcvsEs.

The city caucuses were held ut eleven
O'clock. this forenoon for the election Of de-
gates 70 the county convention which meets
in this city, at the court house, o morrow
afternoon at two o'clock. The following is
the result
Caucus organized BY electing Phil X.
Faulk, chairman and w. S. Bowen,
secretary.
A motion to ballot for twelve delegates to
the county convention prevailed, and VIM.
stier and H. B. Wynn were appointed
~tellers.
The first ballot resulted in the selection
Of the following gentlemen - delegates to
the county conventions:
DR.. J. A. Potter, NJ. P. Gilman, VIM.
Stier, Jacob Schnaidt, Jacob Brauch, A.
T.. Hayward, VIM. Blatt, Felix digger,
Jacob Max, Paul Landman, Carl Jensen
and $ S. Buckwalter.
On motion the caucus adjourned.
TENTH PHEClNCT.
The caucus organized by the election Of
Gen. w. P. Dewey Is chairman and G en-
Dennis as secretary.
Pursuant to motion the chair appointed
Gov. Pennington, w. NJ. Powers and j. L.
Foskett - q committee to select delegates
to the county convention.
The committee reported the following
gentlemen as their choice for delegates:
Gen. w. P. Dewey, W. NJ. Powers, ]. L.
Pennington, w. D. Russell, Gen. Dennis,
T. N. Bray, W. S. Goodwin, D. W. Dele.
mater, ]. L. Foskett, DR.. Wood, Joseph
Peir and John Bremner.
On motion the report Of the committe.
was adopted and the caucus adjourned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

infsens ID that the work Of fsnovips rock
and deepening channels will b commenced
early next ssasoa, end confused pndl con
PaseesS Our citisens woulds have peeferred
ln1ed3ats work - ~ inpsovnsat il %
maok Sesded o. % impostant TO The welfare
OF northern Montana, but We understand
that the necessary tools cannot be obtain.
ed to begin operations before another sea-
son. &} - I5k3
Tho steamer Nellie Peck. VIM. Simms
master, W. T. Gilman clerk, arrived from
Fort Pierre At Q 30 this morning. The Mel
lie brought down from Rosebud landing
e~iehty.seven young Iodians. principslly
from Spotted Tail aud Red Clouds camps.
defined for the Industrial school at Hamp-
ton. Virginia. The young reds, who ranged
In sge from six to eighteen years, and we're
about eqaslly divided between the sexes,
were in charge Of Cspt. Pratt, Mrs, Mat
thsws. Of the Industrial school, aud Mrs.
Col. O'Beirne. The party left here ct about
elsven O'Clock on 40 extra train over the
Dakota Southern road. The Nellie left
Pierre on the 8Oth ult. At . 80 a. m , lnd in
coming down wss considerably delayed by
high winds aud low water. She met the
Western At z 80 p. N. above Fort Thomp-
GOD, tho Far sWsst, At !6:l0 .. u. on the God.
aud the Black Hills aud Ninbsara At Mo.
brars at 5 .05 last evening. The Nellie took
on 500 sacks Of wheat at Niobrars for the
City Mills. Sioux City. which ives trans
ferred here to the Dskoss ,Sou.hsrn ,road.
The Nellie will Toad here for Fort Pierre
and will probably get away to-morrow even.
ing. She will receive this evening per Da-
kota Southern railroad, $4,000 pounds Il
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
THE RIVER.

The steamer Far West will be due hero
Sunday from Fort Hale.
The steamer Hslena was launched from
the ways this morning, and commenced
taking freight this afternoon. She expects
70 get away Tomorrow afternoon, and run
TO Bon Homme where she will take on the
freight she discharged after ' Wing .
snag. Her trip will DO made to Standing
Rock.
Bismarck Tribune, Goth: The steamer
Rose Bud arrived from the Coal Banks
Thursday morning with seventy p-sssenaera.
Capt. Todd reports very low water sbove
Bnford and still lower above Cow Island.
The Rose Bud was compelled to make three
trips from Cow Island TO the Coal Banka,
with q hundred and forty tons. She wili
load Immediately and leave for Cow Island
Saturday, the eth, and will be the ]ast
Coulson Line boat for Cow Island this sea.
son. She cleans up all Montana freight new
at this place belonging to the Coulson Line
The Rose Bud left Cow Island on the 17th,
met the Eclipse At Musselshell, on her sec-
ond trip to Cow Island - she had left d
half her freight at Trover Point and was u
king up the last of 1t; Goth met Benton .,
Fl. Peck; 21st mel Big Horn at Vol
Point and Josephine ct Spread Eagle, Batch
elor at Poplar River.
Helena Herald Sept 26: We were pleas
ed to receive = call on Yesterday from thi.
gentleman, who 10 now and had been foI
several years in charge Of the improve
ments ofthe Missouri River above the mouti
Of the Yellowstone. The captain has visit
ed Helena with . view TO obtaining infor
nation in regard to the wishes aud purpose
of the upper Missouri River NaviRatio,
Co., and - preliminary to making q per
sonal observation of the upper river abov,
the falls, and determining q to it, nav
liability. All steamboat men speak in th,
highest terms 0 fthe ~thoroughnsss ofCaptai,
Maguire's work upon the lower river, 40,
the general verdict is that he 10 the rich
man in the right place. Last evening Can
tain Mcguire met the directors Of til,
Navigation Co., and We understand ths
the company his ordered q boat Constructs
for the purpose of ensbling him personall,
to inspect the upper river, from Stubb;
Ferry 10 the falls. We understand ala
that several members of the company vii
accompany him on the expedition. IfCsp
] tain y. regards the river - navisakls b,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
ATTENTION Ex.solu,Eas

There will be . meeting Of ex soldiers in
the reform club room on Cedar street, In
this city tomorrow evening (the 4th inst
for the purpose o! making arrangements to
attend the soldiers reunion on the 10th
inst. .. Elk Point. LIS. there be u tull al
tendance. fG%
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
hrs L. M.

HAVING the agency for the Manson 4 Ham
II lin Organs, Stlenway aud Imperial Pianos.
would be pleased to have parties desiring 10
purchase or rent, call and examine Instruments
md terms. Mulberry street between 4th and
Sth
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
MADAME GRlSWOLDS

pATENT Skirt Supporting Corsets. and all
= other goods advertised by her can be OBJ
taker. Mulberry street. between 4th and 5th.
Sole agent for Dakota. Orders by mail prompt.
~ attended to,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness. Loss
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by
indlscretion or excess. Any druggist has the
Nassau street. New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
II you want any Turkeys, Chickens, But
ter, Eggs, Corn or Oats. address
SuNe & sTRATrMAH,
St. Helena, Neb.

St. Helena, Neb.
The place to get your mone,'s worth it
the Tivoli saloon, where you find the coolies
Milwaukee Lager Beer on draught, and .
fine free lunch every morning from 9 to
1880, and Saturday nights from . to 1880
P. NJ.
Aincs Meat, home made for sale At
J~ENx1Nson's.
Dr.. w. H. a. Brown, dentist. Union
Block, Yankton.
When you ant . choice can of fresh oys.
ters 60 TO
WALTER H. CARR's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

1pteI&l 4UISSy1.
diamonds aud other stones nicely reset At the
~ ut the new Jewelry Storc.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY
IN VAN Corr, CLAaK + Co
ron SALE.
A BRICK house containing eight luosns, els
Hayward. Sd street.
FOR sALE ChEAP.
A GOOD No. I family horse. Inquire of J. y.
IA CRADLE, auction q commission broker,
sign of the red barrel. fankton. ID. 7.
HOUSE FOR sALE.
"A Between aS tth aid " SsS streets Sa DfS se sale av xppiy
to T." *. Cavalier. this ofice.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
NEW brick house. Inquire of r. L.. va,
TO RENT.
ROARDiNG house and saloon opposite the
ID depot. j. +. HAswAsn
FOR RENT,
FIRST class Photograph q gallery Is X q div.
housekeeping. ard street Union Block. inauirs
OF n. H. smith. :
GIRL WANTED
A COMPETENTgir to do general homework,
A upply At Mrs. q. H. Bates Mulberry street,
ianktOn.
GIRLS WANTED.
A GOOD cook, and y girl to do general house
"A work at fanktOn agency. Inquire at thl
NURSE WANTED.
TO = to Fort Randall. A middle .sed WON.
i AN Of experience preferred. Apply to Dr. Tar
ner.
WANTED.
A STORE, or part OF one, centrally located
Enquire at this office.
WANTED.
A FEMALE cook. Enquire at the corner u
"A Capital and sth st.
WANTED.
THO rent, q small house near business rsst o
l. the city. Enquire at this office.
WANTED.
A GOOD steady boy to work in store. In
sion broker. sign ofthe red barrel. Yamkton, 1T
WANTED.
A GOOD steady boy to learn the cigarmaker.
factory. opposite O.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
E ENTERPRISE.

The attention Of outside parties doing busi.
ness in Yankton is called to the business
announcement Of MI. John Brenner, else
where published. Mr.. B. has established .
purchasing agency here and will give his
attention to supplying the wants Of dealers
in any part Of Dakota, in every line Of bust.
nesr, and from his long connection with the
mercantile interests of Yankton, he will be
able to serve his patrons equally Is we'll -
they could in person. Mr.. Bremner ia 4
gentleman who enjoys the confidence and
respect of all clases here, and We cordially
recommend him to the confidence of bust.
ness men elsewhere.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

Sheriff Baker md Sheriff Francis, the
latter from Clay county, Iowa, returned last
night from q v days hunt after aparty
by the name Of Ruthbin, who is wanted BY
the Clay county authorities on . charge Of
seduction. They learned that their man
was at work on the Springfield branch Of
the Milwaukee road, but when they reached
the spot where he had been they found that
he had left for Marion Junction. Pursuing
him to that point, the two sherifs were just
twenty minutes too late-the train had lsf
and Ruthbin was . passenger eastward
bound.
The parties in charge of the goods dam.
aged on the steamer Peninah are cousiders.
bly, annoyed BY thieves who make raid.
upon the freight piles. Night before las
some enterprisine thieves evaded the guard,
over the goods stored in e6ylvsstere 4 Bar.
bsr's loo houss and got away with Two case
Of boots, q barrel Of bear and . soodly
quantity Of . barrel Of whisky. They 60
At the whisky BY boring a hole through til,
side Of the building and inserting = faucet
in the barrel. Last night John w. Brandt.
discovered . fellow taking two pairs Of boot,
ont Of . patch Of weeds near the warehouse,
and upon being confronted said that he had
been sent by another man to get them. Mr.
Bramble took the boots and turned them
over to Billy Hicks,agent for the Peck line
Thus far no arrests haye been made.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch st Frank
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
LAmps-ELeeAxr AND CHEAP,

just received and for sale very cheap, %
elegant sssortneot Of ismps and chapde.
liers. at A. S%chandels's. corner Broadway
and Third.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
DOARDERs WANTED.

A few single gentlemen can be Accommodated
with table board also q gentlemen and wife
can have a pleasant down st;lrs front room and
board at reasonable rates, on Pearl st. between
5th and 9Th streets.
MRS. f.. j.. lEDGErHoRS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

The celebrated DIAMOND BRAND
FRESH OYSTERS received daily a,
II. A. S~cHoREGGEa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

II you wish . nobby pair Of pants 20 to
f "a HACKEa 4 GREDs.
, 1879-08-10

vessel and rcported the case to the Unlted States

vessel and reported the to the Gnlteu olA1es
Attorney for prosecution.
You inclose q letter to you from the Colleclor al
Grand Haven claiming that these vessels arc e.
emit On the ground that. as theg gre ueuattI
lowed, they should be considered as nnfees noI
propelled by sas or internal motive taels
own.
1t Appears that these vessels, though usually
lowed are provided with sails, aud are capaDe OF
making voyages with tacir own eahs FPS " H.
enpon aner s faa sct q ~ nne me- g. lso and must
IN lew esss az fbc fact that the action of
the Masters Of these yessea seems 10 nave Dccn
based upon advice received from tue Collector of
e asan at from ss0e enasn ssssp hs Se m asans
the schooner Wolverine, provided. however,
that her Master pay the expenses OF Sc seizure
thorzed TO proceed in like manner in relation to
the other vessels reported in your letter.
A COPY OF this letter vii! be sent to tue collector
fully, JoHs SHERMAN, Secretary.
The decision virtually snstains the Collector,
though the action of the Collector OF Grand
Haven let's the Wolverine out. An informa-
tlon was fled against her the other DAY; she
Vas put in the ln1s Of the Marshal, bonded
out by her owners, and the matter will come up
in court after vacation, unless in the meantime
her owners agree to the terms BY which re-
lease is possible, and unless the District. .Attor-
nev lets the matter drop, satisfied, IS is the
decision--that the Wolverine Is not barge, and
is not, therefore. exempted from entering and
clearing. When the Collector of Grand Haven
gets his copy OF the above letter pc viii proba-
bly, take the hint, aud not advise the master Of
the Wolverine or any c,her schooner that she IS
q BARGE anu that he needn't ente rand clear if he
doesn't want to. By thus following the gentle
tntimation Of the Secretary and abstaiplng from
giving any such advice in the future. be will not
comolcatc the ease, but leave tile issue plainly
drawn and easily settled.
, 1879-08-10

excuse for the Company. It was doing large
business and paving good dividends: and per-
fectly able to attend to the matter he ADVISED
; that the Company be prosecuted every oar It
ppelccteu to sprinkle UNTIL it came to terms ana
complied NTH The provisions OF the ordinance.
He did not think the railroad company dared to
meet them In court, for it knew that rhc law was
against it. It was simply pettifogging, aud
hoped to weary them out bv delay. They must
sec to it tuat the ordinance was tested, anu that
without further DELAY.
Mr. Uaussnrr suggested that the people go
before a Justice of the Peate and hire o Con-
stable to serve summons 'crery day, IS That was
probably the best way OF bringing the matter to
M issue without TOO heavr an expense to the
people. It probabIy would be advisable to
bring the matter again before the Council. But
be thought rue hest var would be to heap suit
upon suit before Justice Of the Peace. Ho
would see what could be done, and then call
ano; her meeting,
+. Mr.. E. ]. Kurbelsdorf thought they ought
to get up petition to the Council IN addition
to the other proceeding.
On motion, it Was decided that such petition
to the Council be prepared and signatures col
lected. - =
it was also decidsd to bring suits against the
Company at once.
An adjournment was then had.
, 1879-08-10


There died at her residence in Joliet, Will
County, ILL.,, Aug. 4, Mrs. Phebe Russell, aged
6 years. The deceased was daughter OF The
! family from the vicinity OF Syracuse, n. T., il
the year 1888 und settled In Homer, Will
County. The deceased was first married to
Chester 1ngersoll, who was one Of the first hotc1-
Keepers 10 this part Of the State. His first
venture (l833) was in the Travellers Home, On
the west side OF the river, near Lake street. he
afterwards removed to the Lake Street House.
He removed to California in 1917, where he died
in 1849.
His widow with her children returned to her
old home in viii County, Ill.,, in 1850, where, in
the latter part OF that year, she married Bcnla-
min F. Russell, farmer in good circumstances.
Mr. Russell was elected Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Will County in 1861, and, disposing OF
his farm, be removed to Joliet, where he resided
until his death in 1874, leaving Mrs. Russell
widow for the second time.
Since the death Of her husband she has lost
Two OF ner daughters by death. These combined
losses naturally e1erted q depressing influence
on her spirits, SO that When disease fastened
upon her own system she lacked strength to re-
sist it., aud after lingering illness OF over two
years her suGerings we're ended BY death. She
leaves tWo sons and one daughter to mourn her
loss.
Mrs. MARGARET VALENTINE.
Mrs. Margaret Valentine died at St. Joscph's
Hospital, corner Of Burling aud Sophia streets,
lursday morning last, At tue Lime OF her
passed through somewhat OF an eventful life.
sue came to the Sisters over ten years ago,
widow and without friends, They took her in,
and until the hour Of her death cared Tor her,
and laVlshed that kindness on her Tor which
they are noted. Fbr three long years she has
been confined to her bed. During all that time
she was patient and never complained. She
will be much missed around the hospital, as she