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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

vantage of work being done at both
ends of the line, and in addition, 27O
miles of the easiest grades along the
whole road. If they put down fifty
miles of iron per month, a little over
seven months will put them through,
or completion OH the first day OF next
November. 1t is safer, however, not to
count on taking u trip to California
over the Texas and Pacific before the
first of next ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Standard
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

The climate ofSan Diego, California, a,
is thus summarized by q correspondents:
"No tornadocs no thundcrtstorms :;
no extremes of heat nights always
cool no extremes of cold no excess
of rainfall I; no malaria. To this
should have added, were it not for the
experience of the last six months, no
fogs !; for fogs havo been heretofore so
light and SO infrequcnt, that they were
virtually no fogs at all. But to take
the record rs it stands, where is there
under the sun Il climate that has better
title to the adjective good or even to
lis supcrlativc 'bcst''.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

The bomb that killed the Gar pos
Sosso'i 100 times the explosive force
OF Sunpowdcr, fact asccrtaincI from
l>lhaltSchitch, one of the executed
Nihiiists. 1t contained Dynamite, nitro
gIycerine, carbon, concentrated sui
phuric acid, and illuminate of mercury,
winch were separated by glass tubes
and other contrivances 80 arranged as
inevitably to break when the bomb fell.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06
ABOUT JAY GOULD.

CHICAGO, April 25.-lt is reported
III railway circles here that Jay Gould
il working to secure control of the
Chicago and New Orleans route, which
is composed of the Illinois Central and
the Chicago, st. Louis and New Or
leans Railroads. II has been obvious
for some time time that Gould was
preparing to drop the latitudinul roads
and gain an ownership in the lOngi-
tudinal lines. lie said to some OF his
friends six weeks ago that there was
material in the North and South roads
under an energetic manipulation, for IL
tremendous boom, aud his friends were
not so Obtul5c as not to discover tho
direction of the wind. His purpose Is
said to be to control the rail and river
! systems leading from Chicago and ST.
Louis to New Orleans on tho one hand,
and the gateway OF Mexico on the
| other, and To operate these routes with
Il view to tho establishment Of the
geographical innovation that the ma
tural route from tho Northwest 10
Europe is from Chicago ana st. Louis
via New Orleans. The rumur il that
Gould il negotiating with tho foreign
share and bond holders of the Illinois
Central and the Chicago, st. Louis,
and New Orleans roa'ls. These roads
are both owned by one association Of
shareholders, and are about 800 miles
in length.
a very mystcrions and distressing
disappearance Of Il young lady from
Madison county, has recently come to
light. II appears that Miss Monnie
richards, residing with her parents at
the village of Sharon, visited some
friends in Natchcz last December On
the eleventh day Of March siin took
passage on the steamer J. NJ. White,
and the next day, the twelfth, arrived
at this city. She entered II carriage at
tho wharfboat landing and from that
moment she has been as completely
lost az though the earth had opened and
swallowed her. Miss Richards is the
daughter of Mr.. William Richards, of
Sharon, is q lady Of fine intelligence
and the highest respectability.-- Vicks-
6ltry COTnO,erciat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

Hon. Carl ScIlurz has returned To
journalism. his first article in tho st.
Louis WcstlicIc Post hcing on tn" sit
,,ation in the Senate. lie shows clear
Iy that il is the Republicans who are
obstructins the public business, and
that the Democrats claim, properly
enough, that the Republican plan
would tie followed by q repetition of
the corrupt Carpct-bag rule. "In fact -
says Mr.. Schurz' "thc fight over Il few
Senate offices il nothing else but II
fight for the possession Of the Federal
power in future.h
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

Cards of personal Characterization adj
:niSSible-will DO charged double our regu-
lar advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will be
charged rs advertisements.
any person sonding us five now c,sl, sub
scribers, at the Same post-oilice, will DO en-
titled to copy of THE TELEoRAPH gratis
for one wear.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06
DELUDlNG COLORED PEOPLE.

WAsIIINGTON, April 21.-Thc atten-
ton of the Secretary of tho Interior
was recently called to Il circular issued
by the stE'rccumcn's Oklahoma Asso-
ciation' OF st. Louis, J. Milton Turner
President, and Hannibal G. Carter
General Manager. Tho cirulur pro-
missed 1GO acres of land to every freed
man who would go and occupy the
public lands of Oklahoma. Secretary
Kirllwoou referred it to the Commits
siOncr of the General Land Office, re-
questing him to examine the subject
carefully and report what rights, if
any, the freedmen have, under exist
ing land laws and Indian treaties, to
occupy the public lands In the Indian
Territory. Acting Commissioner IIol-
comb to-day presented to the Secretary
an elaborate report on the subject,
which concludes as follows HFor
many years efforts have been made by
designing persons to effect an ingress
into tho Indian Territory for tho pur-
pose of dc9poiling the Indians of the
patrimony secured to them by the
most solemn obligations of the United
States. These unlawful and danger
Gus efforts have heretofore been thwart-
ed by the prompt action of the I;xccu-
tive under his constitutional duty to
enforce the laws. The present attempt
to make use Of the cOlorcd people of
the country in the same direction by
dcludin. them with fictitious assurance
that now and congcniai homes be pro-
vidcd for them within this Territory,
deserves especial rcprObatiOn, since its
only effect must DO TO involve innocent
people in 4 criminal conspiracy, and
to subject them TO disappointment, =,
hardship, and sullrrinG.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

The Brandon Republican says: The
young ladies OF OkOlona, Miss, have
organized a cooking society, and we
hope our girls will follow suit. They
should organize, appoint a committee
TO make out Il bill OF fare for dinner or
supper, and say what articles on the
bill of fare each lady should cook
Then appoint an evening for the sup
per, and charge outsiders for admis-
sion, and thus raise money to buy the
provisions for the next supper. Who
viii take the lead in this educational
enterprise: Young men who wish to
marry are beginning to look out FOR
girls who know how to do something
besides play the piano.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

George y. Sheridan, will have TO
give his fat office in Washington to
Fred. Douglass.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GESERAL TERM-JusTIcEs CARTIER
BAaSER, AND JAMES. .-Dainese vs., Kendall decree
by John ID. Mcpherson overrnled and reversed sale
ratified and confirmed and cause remanded to the
Special Term. Jaffray vs. Grant, motion to dismiss
for nlure 10 print record, and that the decree ap
peaed from IN accordance with the mandate of the
Court In General Term. Dichl VS.. Gross; on hearing
Assignments for to,day-Caendar numbers "A, 100, iOi
EQUIrY CouRT-JusTICiH wYIIE, Cox, AND MAC,
AGTHuR.-Mnry a, Morrlcu Ns. Lizzie Gllllngham ei
al referred to auditor for report l. p Chrisiiancy
fendpnt suspended ;ill aer close OF examination oil
such nonresident witnesses as defense may desire
Henry L. DAWSON vs. District of Columbia ct al; ap
and Edward Miles. Mary V. Randopn Vs. William
H Kiilmon ct al; sale ratified and referred to audi
tor ior statement OF account.
CIRCUIT CoUnT-JusrIcE MACARTHUR.-Ryar
va. Hoover and CorcOran W.. Gheen; death of de
PENDANTS suggested Charlton VS.. Timber and Rogers
vs.. Campbell; judgment below affirmed. Hooe d
Gordon; Judgment set aside and continued. Smith
vs.. Williams, Dyer ct al. vs. Clark ct al Adler vs.
Brett and Hooper q Sons VS.. LOmax; Judgment
by default IN each case. Beyerldge VS., Pnrdy; death
Sf defendant suggested and w, d. Webb, executor
summoned Llghtioot vs. Kane; Judgment by deihult
one cent damages, Cuttings VS.. Polkinhorn; yer
diet for palniim 96G with Interest from July 2l 1850
albright vs.; Powell Judgment below AFFIRMED, eco
q sons vs., l$nis, executor; verdict for defend
srmed a. stipulated meany vs. sn1' SMITH defend eS.RS
McGill vs., District ofrolnmbia; verdict for defend
ant. King vs. uiermehle; Jury rcspited Welsenfeld
Stern a 90. W. Hclze order publication. Assign
10 ii, a. tS - as IL "a 40 So 81, Sc, S. and 81. o. 'V
CRIMINAL COuRr-JuSrICE CoX.-John Williams
SIs Se rS oSfT William srafi hdgn gn and 9Gn sd o
burglary and larcenyi on trial. James Johnson, al
peal assault; Tesentencod TO pay fine OF $O without
costs or In default to be committed to Ial for Thirty
National Republican., 1881-10-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Richmond fair is not success this
rear
A matrimonial fever has broken out in
Lynchburg, and is raging fearfu!ly.
Sydney III. Owens, sr., for many years u
leading business man of fredericksburg, Is dead
There Is q demand for teachers on this
side of the county. several schools being without
thom.-B -Bldcksbarg (HoHtgomcfy Cognty) Nclcs.
The smallpox hospital in Manchester,
q large frame building, was destroyed by fire last
Saturday II Is thought II was set fire to by tramps
Last year Mr. J. Il. Yeates, of Rappa-
hammock County, purchased 275 sheen, for which
he paid $3.50 apiece. The lambs and wool this year
brought him Sl7O0.
Patents were yesterday issued to the
following Virginia Inventors: George Il. Davis,
Richmond for invalid bedstead, and John Charles,
elso of Richmond, for an ice.cream freezer and
IefrlgeratOr.
Rev. DIR. j. Lansing rows,sformerly
of the First Baptist Church. Richmond, but more
recently OF Louisville, Ky, has accepted call TO
the pastorate OF the Frecmason Street Baptist
Church, Norfolk.
Norain yet. The ground is so hard that
the farmers nro unable to do any plowing. With q
good season for fallowing very large area wonld
have been seeded In wheat this fall but at present
the prospects are very bad.
An historical drama entitled Zone
Hundred Years ago." introducing the characters
OF Washington, Lafayette, Benedict Arnold, and
Major Andre and Others, dressed In Continental
costume, is being presented in Richmond.
Colonel Cole, president of the Virginia,
Tennessee, and Georgia Air Line, states that by
January next he will run cars from Memphis. At
lanta, Chattanooga, and Brunswick through to
New York without change. His system now en-
National Republican., 1881-10-20
nnIilmnrr ,,nnrrnl rInrl,ct.

BALTIMoRE. oct i0-Cotton qulet mlddilng. MA
liis. Flour quiet aud about steAdyi Howard street
amt Western superiinc, = a6p5 7E do extra, " OO9
w. do Gmy a 256as co. Cfty Mills superiinc, . o
G0e do extra Al 2i6D7 ~ do lilo brands, g. 20: Pa.
tnpscO family, e. ~ Wheat--Southcrn uulet; Western
quiet AMI t,sy southern rut 81 &yG ~ do amber,
81 iGeet 81 No. Maryland red q 5ypl gG No West.
crn winter red spot nnd October, tb'sj November,
81 ENMl III: Decenlhrr, o. s1tiiml 81 Norn-South.
Crn Hrin tor white: steady Tor yellow. Western dull
aud shude lower Southern white. 14h1c; do ycliOw
&c; Western mixed, spot nnd october, Gl'4GtG9 G;
November 7Olt0p1uAs, Dccember, 1aliNt1llvC. Oats
firm. southern, iS'st1 uts Western white, 50d5lc. do
miSed, flt zoe: rennsy lvariu. fnbic. Rye nominal
AT 81 lntnl i3 Hay quiet ami easy; prime TO choice
rcnnsylvonia and Maryland. sA@2e. Provisions
sleAhN hnd quiet; incss pork, $40 80 bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sdes packed, gG0sc; bacon
shoulders nc clear rih sidrr iiic; hams, iSi i5Ac.
lard. lat Butter very hrIn; Western grnss, Slt2c.
E&ls llrn fresh. 2sollc. Petroleum dull aud nonl-
mat ftincd. 'asc CuiluC dull and nominal Ito car
eocs ordinary 10 hr. Wpiic Silgnr firm: SON O4c.
whisky steady nil quiet Ut 81 inNl Ins. Frcights To
ldNrriOu per steamer ilrn cotton, 1atU al: nour.
Is cf barrel: grant ar@m Rereipts-flour iWs
barrels; wheat, HiU1 hSlics corn, i7On bushels oats
500 bishels, shipments Wheat, none, curn, 1886
hal
National Republican., 1881-10-20
Nrw Work s.nn-rn, MARKET.

NEw IoRN. Oct n-Cuttnn steady; sales .soi bales;
upi'nds, iiisc; Orleans. ii.,s consolidated net re-
celris, s bales export, to urrH Britain NJ tles
TO France. ASH bnns tn the c0lncnt ~ halrs Flour
Southern 'iull and weak! cnulinur to fiir extra.
" DtnI ~ good iu rlIuire ,lp 81 AttpS ~. Wheat
opened 4GcAc better anrfwArtl tho advance was lost
closing weak; nignulrd Srrines 81 @SGi ~ No. .Cht.
cngo, ~ ~; uitgtalrl tr ~ sf ST Nv. red 81 Cs
tpl 1ls nigratSl white 81 Hit ~ No 2rcd, October,
~ Iy'g"l Jla November. " AAef ~ Dccvntr. 81 ~
Ntl 5bl-. tara upenUt 'aehsc higher; subsequently
the ndvanyr was lost. declined A. and closed weak
viii l,~s duiug ungfn,r ebeli e: Nr white, aid
IIcs No .. October. TO91a4c November, s10tiil e.
ileceucr. 531l8,,r. Oats CNsl higher. No. =, sc.
lower. with moderate trade. TITO S',tIiic. SUGAR
urn AMI qtitrt mnlnssC sV: htir N gtUu re-
g.c Mniasscs guir sicsi refining, 3l,s Porto l'lrn
a,idh3c. ltcc ,n iQr druHid and steady. ltusn
steady R y s,sUn2 49,. Turucuunc very hrm ut Hc
Wool dull aud rather weak domestic fleece, 3l0piS,
Texas lblpf W.. Pork dull nnd nnininniy unchanccd
MhdirS tlull nll nnnililally unchanged lard lower
closing somewhat strn,lg m 81 pbnll We; October
Irinnr.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
ALEXANDRIA NEWS,

Miss Maria Baldwin, of Louisville, KY,
Is the guest of Miss Gait Norton.
Rev. Dr. Sprigg, formerly of this city,
but now Of Richmond, Va, was here yesterday.
A case of spontaneous combustion oc-
Cured carly yesterday morning in the drug store
Of Messrs i. $. Leadbeatcr & Brother, on Fair
fax street.
1t is proposed to let the farmers take
away the dust heaps on the streets free of charge,
believing that they would gladly do the hauling
ifalowed the use Of these accumulations.
John Ware, the colored boy arrested in
Washington Sunday last for stealing $40 from Mr..
Smallwood, OF Prince William County, and brought
70 this city and lodged In Jail. taken TO Brents-
Vile by Constable o. o. Slpple Yesterday.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
ncrn.sen sonnding..

Captain Bclknap, commanding the
Alaska, reports to the Navy Department, under
aeplember 10 he Weighed anchor aud stood ont TO
sea und began line OF decp-Sca soundings on n
course southwest by west from San LorcnZo Island.
continuing 1t for n distance of about Ill miles; ;
then eighty miles on u course west half west
The soundings developed much more abrupt
descent of the ocean bed than was shown on the
line run from Anson Bay IN June and July last
md the character OF the bottom was found TO be
quite different, ofa lighter color aud containing
frpatar no rfpntnyp nf
National Republican., 1881-10-20
Edison's Patents.

In the last weekly issue of patents
Ilison, the phenomenal inventor, had granted
lin twenty-five OF these twenty relate to
dsyices connected with his electric system oi
Eight, making, according to the records oi
the Patent Onicc, sixty now issued to him
fslnting to that system. Edison has taken
cut more patents from the Patent Oflicc than amy
algle inventor. Including the twenty-five issued
yesterday he has IN all been granted two hundred
aud niue patents on all subjects, including, o
course, the electric llght aud the records show he
has over one hundred additional awuitlng the
decision of the Commissioner OF Patents, ma
4 lrity of which will no doubt be allowed.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
RELICS.
Forth comlpg DIatribution of the Cleve'
innd Funeral Decorations.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. l9.-The removal
Of the pavilion and arches on the public square,
which have attracted so much attention in con-
ilectca with the late funeral obsequies, has com
nenced. A disposition of part Of the relics mas
been agreed upon. Mrs Garfield has made known
her wishes. OF tho two designs representing
HGaes Ajar" one will he sent to her aud the other
will go to the city council. The broken column,
hurinountcd by dove; a wrecked ship of state, "
CLEANED field, upon which IS broken whent; the
cross presented by tho Snudusky knights rem.
plnr, the cross aud anchor which was presented
BY the Governor OF Michigan and which was
placed on the casket; the column bearing an open
SCROLL and the open Bible bearing the words "lhy
and will be scnt 10 her next wednesday. Tho
lnis, accompanied by picture Of the late Presi-
dent by Ryder, Will be given to the Historical So
ciety here. The city officers will also receive
tthtnhlc monIcutoes. All relies remaining afler
tle disposition OF the dais and shields Will be
IlRCed I'm u Yncnnt room In the City hnll.
National Republican., 1881-10-20
rINANoIAL AND COMMERCIAL
stock ana Bond QootatIons-nnitI
and New York Produce Markets.

nnu NcW YORK frOducc mnrheh.
The following observations on the transactions In
the financial market yesterday. together with open
Ing. highest lowest, and closing quotations, are ur-
nshed by the banl<inghousc of ~. ID. Cooke, IT,, ~
Co., lf20 Il street, Washington, y. G.:
NEW YoRR STOCK MAnREr.
NEW YoRR. Oct ~, Sl5 y. m,-Today's market
has been dull with little ofinterest In IT, the lucua-
ons being almost entirely caused by the operations
orthose who trade for quick turns and small profits
aud the general list closes with few changes from
those OF last evening such changes being SC@N per
cent higher. There is no chnngcin the general stua-
ton although there Is somewhat better fe' ling TO-
night From the fact that the market did not decline
to.diy, operators differ widely TO the future
course of the market, and the general
public seem to be waiting. Money was In good
supply from per cent. to per cent ut the close.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
National Republican., 1881-10-20
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LIME, ,ANDTHEo ONLY fISA
BETW EEN THE EAST MD THE
WEST VIA wASiiI NurON.
DounLE TRACK JASSEy CouPLEn' srgsL RAtLf
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, May - 1871.

4. NJ ,,.,, LEAVE wAsitiNaTON -
iss'-EIIIGAG@ ~ { s GilNNGtiNNXTr' AND ST LOUIS
i, " IGIpN EGS9 +, ly Sgd Way stations
'S56-inihnnr", Nnn5MIit Nnd WAY. tplednnn,
sIrasshg,rg 81, Winchester, IIascrstown. and Way
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NEW YoRli. AND Bosi
so-sTHGSToiNS jHNp VNiftrTY VIII it!XfREtS, tcsn
nr ng,iS i9r llNgcrstown and nj Point OF Rocks to'
ieOonp sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis. aud
lGOp-nNiiriMORE ENrRI5SS CsnpSnt iIyutsvile
College Brllsyllr. laurel. Annapolis Junction
tio,CSrrTiSnl'i;d, CiIiGNuo. CINCINNArt
is'io,lia,imorc, ",mc Elcott city. Annapolis, and W"
ll;25-9n S@HMley @ 9niy, y, baltimore and Way
tSCo-nA EgtMonG S G,rltILADELpHIA,A ANpNEu
$50 Baliinlorc and Way STATIONS twlnrhcsicr, Food
4So-NEErIMGi Iiii9"M,TrNSVflnE ", NV VI S NSI tau
REL EN rliIS'S tFrelrrck, via Relay, stops v
tti5-ToGt OF Rocks. Trclcrick lng;cr,town win
chCntcr,nnd WaySwinnS On S4ndnyio Poin
ltlo- lnuinorc Numanolis, nui Wny stations.
t5Ij-BALriMOnE EMPRESS tMnri'nSh4rs am
Way, ,vIH Relay STOPS at llyat'sr'le NJ"
Gol- I"Int ci Roclis and WAY Stations
ie:ll-Rallhnore and Way stations
Al'IlAi3gliss re ig IL; ifArrsvILL& AND tAu
tol5Iffiii'rsntiiti, fii'' 81 ijtl CINCINNATI AND 81
- -.ys. AfNEkSa- .-.----- ----t-. AND ms
ron EYrlilsts, Sleeping car 10 New York
,o.oo and spGcni slcrpiGy ,1T Ir y rlHnnc'RYh ,u,
ltkL EXPRESS, St"pH On slagd o. to lrl .,
tDaiiy, tS"Idays Smiy. other trans iny, except
All trains from Washington stop nj i'cny station.
For further Information apply 1T the iiallnorc aud
Ia5i pcnnSy lvnnn avenue, Corer Fourteenth street
where oIirrs will hr t'krn for O;ggc to be checNeo
ami received vt any point In the city
UrIUGININ MIDLAND ItNIlWAN
National Republican., 1881-10-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Proceedings Observation-Disclosures Case
DiADOsed or.

The following business was transacted by the Su
prcme Court Of the United states yesterday;
On motion of Mr.. T. r. Crittenden, Clinton Rowell,
ESQ, OF st. Louis, Mo-, was admitted to practice
No, 20. The Goodrich Transportation Company,
plaintiff In error, VS.. The United States. On motion
plaintiff In error on file, dsmi sed with COSTS
road Company ct al, appellants vs. William r. Eos.
dick md James D. Fish. ON motion of Mr.. r. Beall,
passed TO No. LA, to be heard as case.
No. 45. The Sandusky Sent Company ct AL appel
lants, VS.. Theodore ComstocS ct nl Argument con
tinued by Mr. Arthur stem and Mr.. w. Bakewell for
>ppellees and concluded by Mr. M. d. Leggett for ap
No. 49, Charles T. Davis, appellant, VS.. Edgar
Spoiden. Argument commenced by Mr.. Job Barnard
for appellants, and continued by Mr.. w + Mattngly
for appelleo. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1881-10-20


CUsH1Ng.-on October IT, 1881. Henry d. cusir-
iNG, of Boston, Mass, aged - years.
Funeral at oclocis to-day Thursday, october %,
at III e street northwest
HERBERT.-suddenly, on October IS, lSsi at i:s0 p.
M, EMILY HERBERT. aged 20 years.
Funeral will take place. from hcr late residence. .607
ii street northwest at o'clock p. M. Thursday. Goth
instant. Relatives and friends OF the family are
specially invited to attend o"
KILLIAN--on October ls 1884, after n short Illness.
EDDIE l.. KfLLtAN, jr., only son of John q. nnd
Alice Killian. aged - months and days.
The funeral will take place, from the residence of
his parents, No. 1885 W street northwest. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, to-day (Thursdny), octo-
Der 20. at o'clock y. The friends OF the family
are invited TO attend.
KTTCHINGHAM-on October IL. 1881, NETrIE
KiTcHISgHAM, daughter Of Lucy Raymond, wife
of Rev. w. q. Raylnond formerly chaplain OF
Trinity Church Hospital.
Tho friends of the family are invited TO attend the
funeral at Mrs Raymond 8 residence, corner Twelfth
and Boundary streets northwest ut o'clock p. m,
| to-day CThursday), e6th instant
MOOREOn Tuesday. October IA. at Il:lO o'clock n.
~, MARIAN @. Mo6rE. infant daughier Of Frcder.
lex H. and Ida Moore. IN tile f month OF her age.
Dearest Marian. thou hast len US,
But IT'S 6od who has beroit u.s.
He will all our sorrows heal
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO
attend her unerai at No ISo8 street northwest
day Thursday, October 20, at 3:SO O'Clock.
m kTSA T. SeSSeS SSGosr % T. Of fsi \ sSHS
i
aged - years
| Funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father, II. H. Pywel No. G25 ID street northwest
on Friday. October 81. ut o'clock Friends OF the
| family are invited
| REYNOLDS.--On October 10, 1891. Mt o'clock a. m
JOHN REYNOLDS. formerly of baltimore, Md, u nd
amcmber or the Association OF Old Defenders OF
baltimore, in the s0th year of his age
May he rest In peace.
Funeral will take place. from his late residence 90
G street northeast, Friday, october q. Relatives
| and friends are invited TO attend
| SEC EIlSON.-In Georgetown, D. O., October 49, 1881,
| mt b:4h O'Clock, THOMAS u. SEuHRsON, beloved son
of James mud Mary SegcrsOn, aged 100 years months
| and . days.
! All is dark within our dwelling;
| Lonely II our home to-day;
| For the brother we loved 40 fOndly
| Has forever passed awny.
Funeral will take place, from his late residence a3ii
| Fourth street. between Market and Frederick. at
o'clock to-day (lhursday), October 90 Friends of the
| family are invited to attend.
| WIII-On October 49, 1851, after n short Illness OF
typhoid pneumonia, JOSEPH Il. WILL, aged 81 years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence 1908
l. street northwest, on Friday, at o'clock D. IN, Rea.
tives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend
wooD.-on ocigser Is, 1ssi, at 1929 New jersey ave
nue. between X aud l. streets, at 1915 a. NJ, WILL
| IAN IL. WOOD, aged % years.
My he rest In peace.
Funeral to-day (rhursday) October %, ut O'Clock
p. IN. Friends OF deceased respectfully invited to
| attend. Knights OF Jerusalem and Good Samarltans
| are also invited TO attend.