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O 4. 3. SIEsy's Count sspssmssr Term
Catharinc Hageman and Henry Hagc-
man ". Anna Maria Dickcmpcr. George
Diekemper, Mary Diekemper, Anna Die
kempcr et q.
NOTICE Il hereby given 10 Mary
~ Dickcmper a1d Anna Dickempcr.
who ss appears ~ Affidavit filed. are non
residents Of the State or Indiana. that
Catharine Hageman and Henry Hage-
man, have filed . complaint and COM
mcnced an action against them il the
Dubois Circuit Court, Of the State Of In
diana, 10 forcclosc q mortgage on real
estate, situated in Dubois county, IN the
State Of Indiana. Said defendants, Mary
Diekcmpcr and Anna Diekemper, are
therefore hereby notified that said cause
viii stand for trial az the next term or
the Dubois Circuit Court, 10 be begun
and held at the Court-houee In the town
81 Jasper, Dubois comfy, Indiana, on
tho first Monday OF September a. d.,
1882. AZ which time said defendants may
appear and answer PLAINTIFF complaint.
Ior the same will be heard and determined
in their absence.
PETER J. GosMASx, Clerk
ofthe Dubois Circuit Court.
TRAyLoR 4 HUNTER, Pills Attys.
July 7th, lSS2-3w. fpf. So 0o.1
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Dubois County Teachers Insti-

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The County institute viii be held II
Jasper, beginning II 8 :. ~, Monday,
July oath, 1881.
Profs. Sanders and Clarke will Be the
principal instructors. but oil the older
teachers Of tho county aro expected "a
render their assistance IN making the
rccitations profitable. and they are re-
10 como prepared on some
branch which they may present TO the
Institute, a. volunteers are always &C.
ceptable.
For Tho sake OF convenience. the Tnsti-
tutc will be divided into sections. The
or Columbia, HARRISON, Boone
and Madison will constitute the Gram
and Geography sections; Balm
bridge, Marion, Hall and Jefferson. the
Reading and Arithmetic section Jack
son, Patoka, Cass and Ferdinand, the
Physiology and History section. Every
teacher In each township Is expected 10
take his place In the class to which his
section belongs. Teachers will please
come supplied with the books necessary
TO their respective sections. Blank
books can Be obtained BY applying 70
the Recording Secretary. AT least two
evening sessions will bc held.
We believe that last years Institute
resulted in much profit to those who at
tended, and tho success was principally
due 20 the teachers themselves, who
seemed anxious % do their respective
parts. "A generous rivalry existed among
the sections last year that had Q good
effect.
Let each teacher come to the Institute
imbucd with desire no 10 and no LEARN
something, and our corning Institute
will be a. successful a. the former.
Respectfully,
"a. M. SWEENEY, County Supt.
June 20, 18s2-2W.
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Nov shaf rood times ere again uppn IA, NY N worth rc-
mtmbtrin1 THAI no enc ttn trioy the rienstntss, sur
f~nMLdinNN N ID bad health. There aft AiAAfrsit NJ
miserable pxnpia golnK ahunt to-day villa di1Grdercd|
stomach, iIyNr NJ NdAeyk. when q botNe IN rsfkerfkl
Ginger Tonic would ~ them more fovd than Al tho
medicines they base svsf tfled.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.


OF INDIANA. DuBols CouNrY. IS
NOTICE il hereby given to Lizzie s.
~ Cans. Jesse 8. Cans, Mary II. Nc
|Kce, Thomas Mckee, Charles N. Cans,
Matte J. Cans, Laura L. Cans, David Il.
Cans, Gibson q. Cans and Clarence G.
Cans. heirs Of Paul L. Cans, late Of
|PrebIc county. Ohio. deceased, and who
Is appears by petition filed, arc non
residents Of the State or Indiana, that
Robert Miller, Administrator de bonif
mon Of the estate OF Paul Il. Cans, de-
has filed in the Circuit Court biz
petition to sell the real Of said dccedont.
Ito Dubois county. Indiana. to pay debts
|of said estate. and that said petition will
|be heard on the 9Th day Of the September
term, 1852, OF said Court. 10 be begun
and held at the Courthouse IN Jasper,
lon the first Monday OF September. 1882,
Attest: PETER j. GosNASS. Clerk,
G. G. Dubois County.
c. DoAxE, Atty for Pet.
July 18th, l6s3-3w.
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Hostetler Is 90 independent candidate
for congress. He Will carry Lawrence,
Orange. Dubois, Greene and Davies
counties. Cobb Is already . defeated
mau. tinccnncs Commercial.
The above shows what foolish things
personal hatred win sometimes lead men
% say. Why, II Mr.. Hostettlcr should
run a. a. independent Democrat, (Which
he has too good sense to do,) Mr.. Cobb
would get every Democratic vote In Du.
bois county, and also . majority or the
Republican votes. A. between two
Democrats mr.. Cobb's personal acqnainf-
ance and friendship with the Republican.
Of this county, would give him that IA.
vantage, and we presume the same would
bc true Of each Of tho other counties
named, except perhaps Lawrence.
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Notice Or Application for Liquor
License.

AYOTfcr fn hereby given 10 me citizens n Jasper
VEN and rointridge township. Dubois county. Indiana,
County Commissioners of Dubois county AL their rtz.
ular frrm. hinder thr provisions of In Ar, entitled IA
sArf "a regulate Nnf license fh- EAio ~ wine and beer. IN
nulf fha license ~ to ts charged by CITIES nna townN.
ani 20 r<rtai All fnrner laws f~rtuiafine The fale III wine
nnl becr nnd IN laws knd PARTS M hus cunning NJ con-
nlcf with fhe pfoyiHibnSrft this ect. prescribing pxnaiiies
for me t~iuletfnn thereof. and declaring 81 eintr sefts n
passed w fhe LEGISLATURE M Indiana. IN 1sTn. ~ 4
license n ecii wine and hfor. hi Quantities iess n IAN n
quart. h hc drank IN me premises. fof 4 term W one
wear. The precise location whore he desires 10 sell
\. III 4 honse situated ana being upon Sec. M. Twenty
sx r. a. .. r. s, In iAinbridgs township, Dubois ceurty'
~Iniinna.
Jnus 1o'h. 1as1-3w.t ~vOLKNrINE MrGNrR
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SIN 4|IUIXI /. MXIUM-
Called ~ order ny WI a. lray'or.
On motion, Pr. Zen. Ncwlsnd, otLaw
county, was chosen chairman ana
g. Doanc and Az Democrats editors o.
re nis'ri.s secretaries. r.s
II. willard. n lawrence county. was
named. No other nominations being
made. on motion Hon. James II. Willard
was nominated a. the Democratic AN
iiiatc for senator from Dubois. Law
renee ana Martin counties. by acclama-
nation.
on motion Ire Convention adjourned.
EENJ. NEWLAND, Priest.
G. DoAxr. Secretary.
rn,c,,, co<vrxr,ox
1n 'no..on, ~ /. $3.50, n s.;,,
nemocra,;c editors 80 ,be district a.
Secretaries.
Mr.. q. A. Iripnet presented A. II.
Taylor, Esq. OF Pike county. as . canui-
date for nomination for Prosecuting At
Of the 11th Judicial Circuit. com
posed or Dubois. Pike and Gibson coun-
ties, and there being no other candidates
MI. Taylor was nominated oy aclama-
lion.
The Convention then adjourned.
~. a. lEA6Eh. Vhnirman-
@ DoANr AND w. 4. KNIGHT Secys-
DUBOIS AND MARTIN REPRESENTATIVE.
- ,rnx r u.u.;.u
~ q. AZ Mii'.s, 49, - mn
o'.-, 49, ~"ore.' $3.50 $3.50 :--
49, s ~ $500 = nj,
= .sase ~ ri n~,n-
I. -. pe..s-e.t.t;-
$500 S1n. it,ha.a ho;rn
.os 1uooIs 49, .n.s u $500
~ o.n.. ps.son 's.sn.e,, ~. ..iarna
80
@,.-o,.;1n .as,r-,oa
n ssfIIEp ch.;~m.c
y ~ r-e'a.-
NJ DoASh' o1e'es
DUBOIS AND PIKE REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Martin III. Flecner. Of pike. was
chosen Cha;rman. ana Democratic editors
present Secretaries.
Mr.. A.H ii. TAYLOR. Fsn.. or Pike county.
presented Cant. Norman Fisher. Of Du-
boia. A. 4 candidate for nomination 10
represent Dubois and pike IN tho next
Legislature. ana there being 10 other
person mentioned. Mr.. Fisher was nomi-
mated unanimously by aclamatjon Is the
Democratic candidate for Dubois aud
pike.
The Convention adjourned.
N y. FIEENER Chairman.
G. DoAxrxrn ". p. Kx1eur. Secy's.
cox,-~s~,o. $500
Inc GOVERNORS iikea 70 naLe !osso'
70 oo poiite enous9 70 Icqres. .9eir XIV,
|cseaings Pnn!'s 1va. u1t a ai,es e Heo
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\ Democracy o. the eighth Congress.
lonai District have nominated Hon. John
r. Lamb. of Terrc Aautc, Is their candi-
date for Congress.
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Ladies rrsfr Fiorsst1n co'o1ne because rkcv fai III.
lasting esm9instien q exquisite perfumes I is,irhtt1l
uOxeity.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The city treasurer has finished making out the
State tax bills Tor 1882, and is now prepared to re-
ceiye said taxes.
The steamer George Leary is having new boilers
substituted for her old ones. She Is now under
going repairs at her wharf in Washington.
There have been 1866 permits granted for en-
trance To the public schools, S3I TO white aud S32
to colored children. Many Of the children have
not yet entered the schools.
Captain C, A. Davis, of Somerset Mass, has
signed a contract with Messrs ]. p. Agnew Il Co
for the immediate construction OF schooner,
which will be the largest vessel ever built In this
city, and will be the ffth constructed here in the
last six years.
Mr.. George pattison Berkeley. son Of Mr.. William
N. Berkeley, Of this city, died ut Herndon, Fairfax
County, Tuesday morning Mt o'clock, OF par.
alysis OF the brain. Mr.. Berkeley was we'll known
in this city was prominent Good Templar, and
his many friends will regret TO learn of his death
The stockholders Of the Alexandria and Fred
ericksburg Railway Company have elected the
following officers: President, G.. b. Roberts oil
rectors, John Grove, J. N. Du Barry, John r.
Green, Albert Hewson John s. Leb g. D. Roberts,
N. Parker Shortridge, and G. G. wilkins; secre-
tary and treasurer, Albert Hewson.
The Old Dominion Commandery Knights Tenn
plar has decided 10 accept the invitation that had
been extended them by the managers of the Gar
ticipate in the parade that will take place there
on the Both instant. The members OF the COM
mandery will commence drilling regularly now
to perfect themselves In the manual, &C. The Old
Dominion Commandery have rendered their ser
vices as escort TO Grand Commander Peyton s.
Coles and the Grand Commandery of the State,
who Will also visit Washington on the 30th.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQuIrY CouRT-JusT1cE HAGTER-Drury VS..
Drury; property OF Elizabeth Drury released from
charge. Meem vs. Meem; demurrer sustained.
Chones VS.. Brooks; heard and submitted. United
States VS.. Smoot hearing commenced. Adjourned
Till to- day. Assgnment-Nos IL, 13, IL, IL, 49, 20,
q, %, %, and "a.
CoURTIN BANo-THR CHrEF JUSTICE AND JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs.-Masonic Mutual Relief Assocla-
ton ys. Kendrup; order dlsmissing bill sot aside.
Hewitt ys. Filbert hearing resumed. Adjourned
tn to. day, Assgnment-Nos As, 46, Al, 4s, 40, so,
81, so, and 5s.
CIRoU1r CouRr-JusTIcR MAcARTHuR.-May VS..
smith; verdict for plaintiff, one cent damages
Fay VS., White; verdict for defendant SS2.75 and
interest, January ], 1882. Adjourned till to-day.
AssEnment-NOs. th, b3, o. 100, 3, 4s, II, and 1874
CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTIcE WYLIE.-oscar Lee,
assault to kill pleaded not guilty. Frank Minor
murder plea of guilty Withdrawn and not guilty
entered; George w. Roboy assault to kill; ver-
dict guilty. James Walters, second otfense petit
larceny verdict not guilty defendant discharged
Henry Pinkney, essaulting police officer; verdict
guilty. Robert Parker, alias Black, second OF.
tense petit larceny; verdict not guilty; defendant
discharged, Adjourned till to-day. Assignment
samuel Newton, Henry Johnson, Alexander Gibbs,
Charles alias Robert Robinson, Isaac Jackson,
Maurice Connors, Patrick McNulty, James Rey-
nolds, and William b. Moran For arrangement
Kichard Crown, Sandy Bruce, Richard Bates,
Martha Johnson, alias Ford Benjamin II. Bge-
low, Louis r, Bart, Ben r. Hackman, Henry Reed,
and William Young.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
DIID.

JoRGENsEN.-At III pevoe street. Brooklyn, L.
D., New York, suddenly on Friday. November 9
1892, of dinhlheria, GEpRGE +. J.,Hged years, 0
months, 2a days, younLet son OF Edgar w. A and
Mary Il. Jorgensen.
TAYLOR.-On Tuesday afternoon. November H.
at 0 after short Illness OF parn!y sis, Mrs SABINA
A. TAYLOR, in tine GSth yrrr OF her aye,
Funeral from the reSid me of her son, DIR. Leroy
NJ. Taylor No. TOi NJ street northwest, on Thursday
afternoon at clock. Friends Of the family invite ei
TO attend. ~
BRASEI.MA N,-November 10, 1852 at $50 d. m
after u long illness OF fourteen months, EIIzAnEIli
DAVIS. third danghtt of berkeley l.. and Elizabeth
Braselman. in the llth year ui her c.
Suffer little children To come uHto Ne, and forbid
them not, tor OF such Is the kiu4lum of heaven."
the funeral W II take pla ~ ON the Church of the
Epiphany, wednesday, Now mber Is, at 2 p. M
Friends and acluGlntances invited TO attend.
Richmond Dispatch aud New Orleans ricayune
please copy.
CARTER-On November l3, at Gas q. m, THOMAS
IL. CARTER, sR., III the 6lst year OF his age.
Dearest father. thou hlst lell US,
And Thy loss we deeply feel,
But Ills God WHO hast 6ereit u.s.
And t'e will all our sOrrnwg heal.
The funeral will Iake place from his late residence
1910 Eleventh street northwest, November Is, at D.
M Relatives and friends Invited TO attend. ~
CHILD-At Chicago, ILL.,, November Il, 1852, EDITH
HARLAN, wife of FRANK LINUS CHILD, and daugl-
ter of Mr.. Justice Harlan,
The funernl VIII take place from New York Ave
nue Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday, Noyen-
ber IS, Mt D. M, instead of p. ni as before an
nounced. The friends of the family INVITED to
atte nd without further notice. W
WAGNER-At Washington, d. O., on the Sth of
November Rl:RTHA A., vile of William III. Wagner
aud youngest daughter OF Major Charles II. Man,
ming. of Salem, Mass.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
Inaictmcnt. sy abe Grand yur,

The grand jury have returned true bills against
the following: Richard Crown, embezzlement two
cases) Of money from John +. Kellam; Sandy
Bruce, assault with intent TO kill Sidney McFar-
land and Frank II. Lingebach, guards at the
United States Jail on the 18th Of November last
Richard Bates, second offense petit larceny (four
ond offense petit larceny; Louis r. Bart violating
internal revenue law in rensing cigar stamps
benjamin +. Hackman and Henry Reed, for pub
fishing libel on Hon. Alonzo Bell, Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior in the Sunday Chronicle on
. April %, 1882; William Young, embezzlement of
low, late receiving teller of the National Bank of
the Republic seven indictments for embezzle-
ment, as follows January "a, 1882, s5,S6041; Feb
ruary 81 1882, So, ,984; June 49, 1882 81 529O6 May
10, 1852, s2,1s9; June 81, 1882, sS50432; June 49,
1882, 81 i.24960; May 81 1882 81, 1,45742; April %,
1882, 1900 Joseph r. Crozet, forging the name
National Bank for So on September I, 1882
National Republican., 1882-11-15
Au.,r. Of ,h. nt.,r,.s

Building permits were issued yesterday to Lizzie
Brooks to build one frame dwelling on Sixth
street, between and X streets southwest to cost
500, and to Miss Hickey, to build one brick dwell
ing on II street, between Four and -a-half and
Sixth streets southwest, TO cost $500.
The total amount of collections made for the
month Of October by the collector Of taxes was
S119,265.H.
The Commissioners have issued an order ap-
pointing Charles Edmouston aud Robert l. Flem-
ing builders, and John Fraser, architect, q COM
mittee to examine the brick building now in
course of erection ut the corner of II and Seven
teenth streets, to be used by the Metropolitan
Club, and 10 report upon the question at issue
between the owners and the inspector Of build
ings as to its strength and security
Major John A. Baker has presented the District
with a portrait of the late Major Twining, to be
placed in the Columbia building. The Commits
sioners replied Tuesday thanking Mr.. Baker for
the gift
delegation of real estate agents, consisting of
Thomas Z. Waggaman, r. c. Fox, and b. II. War
ner, called on the Commissioners yesterday and
protested against the collection Of per cent. tax
ON their gross sales.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season a report concerning
the condition of the water at Great Falls will be
published each day, as furnished by the Wash
ington Aqueduct Office, Georgetown, using the
following measurement: Very lurbid o to s. tur.
bid 10 10; slightly turbid, Is to %: clear, % to
SO. Condition of the water Tuesday, November
4-At Great Falls. 80; at receiving reservoir, 80;
at distributing reservoir &c.
High tide Wednesday. November Is; 1040 a. m
and ll06 p. IN.
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at and
extinguished at 4'46 II. IN.
Arrived Tuesday-Steamer T.. C. Knight Chi
chester, from New York, with merchandise for
District merchants; schooner Major Tantum, Shoe,
from Richmond, Va, with coal for the Washington
Gaslight Company.
sailed-Schooner Gay Themas, Shoe. $50 tons
coal for Dutohe's Jnnction.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"RING OUT, WILD BELLS" BY ALFRED TEN.
phrey In full-page and letter-pross drawings.
Engraved by Andrew. Cloth fun gilt. {1,51. For
saleby William Ballantyne & Son.
Perhaps the most familiar and oft-quoted
stanzas in Tennyson's "In Memoriam are those
beginning
Ring out, wild bells, to the Wild sky
The flying cloud, the frosty light;
The year is dying in tie night;
Ring out, wild bells, and lei him die.
happy thought has prompted Lee g. Shepard,
of Boston, to bring out this favorte song especially
fitting reminder of the Christmas tide in a
new and elegantly illustrated form, suitable for
presentation. In the preparation of the volume,
the same care and attention have been exercised
as were previously bestowed upon the earlier
volumes composing their series of household
fayOrites. OF this series, Ring Out, Wild Bells"
is new volume, equally characterized by the
richest paper, fautless letter. press the finest of
artistic establishment, and sumptuous binding
There are fifteen illustrations. all designed by
Miss Humphrey, and engraved by Andrew. These
designs not only render what is already attractive
even more so, but also serve to shed fresh light
and impart new interest to passages which here
tofore may not have been clear to the readers
mind. This is the first time that Tennyson's de-
lghtful and soul-stirring Christmas song has been
so impressivey and touchingly interpreted.
Mr.. ]. S. LEFAvoUR, artist Salem, Mass, reports
that he used SJacobs Oil with rare satisfaction and
surprising benefit for rheumatism oftwenty years.
standing.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
rhn Inrx.ri,,nr cn.n.

By agreement Of counsel the case of Frederick
Shaw, charged with attempting to bribe Juror
Doniphan, will be called for preliminary exam
ination in the police court TO morrow at noon. II
was said by Foote'S friends Tues day afternoon
that he would appear at the police court certainly
to-day. There has been considerable trouble In
will be fixed up by 10. day. ofIcers were looking
for Foote yesterday, and he may be arrested be-
fore he has opportunity to surrender himself The
grand jury we're to have taken up Tuesday the
cases against Arthur Payne and Frank II, Fall as
to the star route juryixing business but they ad
journed without hearing the witnesses, IL beiug
deemed better to postpone the examination until
after the case Of T. 9. Foote is heard in the police
court, when all the cases may be heard together.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
The "Doctored quotations.

The case Of James B. Kirchner, Stephen M.
Chase, and Archibald C. Roane, the three young
men who were arrested several weeks ago charged
with conspiracy and defrauding Hazelhurst Bros,
stock brokers on the Avenue, out of $1,000 by
" doctoripg the quotations, which was continued
in the police court a few days ago for the evil
dence of Detective West of Baltimore was taken
up In the police court Tuesday. Messrs. Charles
Pelham, ]. J. Noah, and william II. Best appeared
for the defense and Messrs. Coyls and Newman
for the government. Detective Pinkney West, of
Baltimore testified to qualified confessions of the
defendants. The defense called number of wit
nesses, including Detective McElfresh, the de-
fendsnt Kirchner ct al, and Judge Smell, in
treme deiicacy and great doubt. The chsracters
of three young men were at stake and he was
not certain that the defense which was offe red
was not good one, but had concluded to have
the whole matter Investigated by the grand jury.
Toe bonds were re-entered into and the case sent
National Republican., 1882-11-15
A Divorce Asked For.

Margaret L. Acker has filed a petition for di-
vorce from Jacob N. Acker. They were married
here September 90, 1868, four children being the
result Of the union, three OF whom are now living
The petitioner charges that for the last three
years her husband has been an habitual drunk
ard and failed to provide for her support. She
alleges various acts Of cruelty, stating that on
January 2, 1879, her husband seized her by the
throat, and without any provocation attempted to
choke her. Later on the same day he chased her
ened to kill her She was in fear of her life, and
had to go to her brothers house for protection
On another occasion he compelled her to take an
overdose OF opium, which nearly proved fatal.
To support herself the wife keeps boarding.
house, and on account of her husbands intem-
perance some of the boarders have left. In ad-
dition to praying for divorce. she asks that the
defendant be restrained from interfering with her
or her affairs
National Republican., 1882-11-15
HuIIePI1-HHcVnx

The marriage of Mr.. NJ. f. Halleck, a prominent
young patent attorney of this city and Miss Char.
lotte Mcyay was solemnized Tuesday morning al
the Metropolitan Church in the presence of large
number of the personal friends of the contracting
ushers, Messrs, ". Il. Atkinson, Fred Chaffee
Andy Smith, and W; K. chaffee. the couple en-.
tered the church TO the inspiring strains Of Lob
derei by Mr.. William waldecker. The bride wa
becomingly attired in a wine -colOred, brocaded
satin and satlu mervelieux, with velvet bounet
TO match. The groom was attred in usuai
morning dress. The ceremony was performed by
Roy. DR.. X, N. Baer. Immediately after the cere-
mony the young couple left on the limited expres.
for tour North.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
AZ lhN WInnxan

Harbormaster Sutton has reported the following
recent arrivals at the river front: Barge Barkble
Captain Brown, llS tons coal for Inland and Sea.
board Coasting Company; barge Detroit, Captain
Myers, 1l5 tons coal for Potomac Ferry Company
borge Minnie Pinkie, Captain Blank, lis tons coal
for S. Emery barge Charles W. Porter, Captain
Blank, no tons coal for l., l.. Blake; schooner L.
for E. e. Jackson & Co.: schooner r. B. Spedden,
Captain Applega,e, 5000 feet lumber for johnson
Blank, 100000 shingles for Johnson & Wimsatt
pungy Martha Travers, Captain Butler, 400 bushels
oysters for market; pungy Maggie, Captain Cook,
AGO bushels oysters; pungy Climax, Captain Kryer
900 bushels oysters; schooner Virginia, Captain
Davis, 800 bushels oysters.
National Republican., 1882-11-15
omcer G.awIor,. Funsrnr.

The funeral OF Mr. Thomas Lawlor, for many
years police officer, took place Tuesday morning
from his residence, on Fourth street. and the re.
mains were taken 10 the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception, requiem mass being said by Rev.
Father Ryan. The body was then taken TO Mount
Olivet where the in ermenI took place. ON the
the seventh precinct, and other floral tributes from
friends. Officers Milstead. Holman, and Daily,
and Messrs. ID. Reardon, p. Vernon, and p. Tyne,
OF the knights of 81. Patrick were the pail bear
ers. The escort was thirty officers of the police
under Lieutenant Greer OF the fiith precinct, and
the Knights Of ST. Patrick, headed by Pistorio's
hand