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All this time the opposition to Alexan-
der in Belmont were urging q standout,
but presently a vote was called and Alex
ander received Il to IL cast for Miiligan.
Mr. Sergeant, of Guernsey, changed his
county to Alexander. Mr.. Moore, of Har.
riSon, changed Harrison's three odd votes
to Alexander, and Marshal Drugan, Of Bel
laire, made a motion that the eleven odd
votes of Belmont be changed, but this was
opposed, although Mr.. Milhgan broke up
the eleven by changing his vote. This
gave Alexander the whole vote of the Con-
vention, with the exception OF few, and
his nomination was made unanimous.
A number of Bellaire kickers, headed by
ex-senator Wagner, then filed out, amid
the cheers OF the yictors, while DR.. Cook,
and one or two others, were sent for Mr..
Alexander.
Speeches.
Pending the arrival of Mr.. Alexander,
the Hon. George II. Pendleton was intro
duced and spoke for some time of the issues
introduced in the contest in Ohio this fall.
The fallacy of Radical logic, especially that
urged by Gov. Foster and Capt. Townsend,
was clearly demonstrated by the gifted ora
tor. His Arrangement of the Radical admin
istration Of affairs both State and national,
was a masterly effort and ELECTED mnch APP
plause. The shortness of the time allowed
for the speech curtailed it somewhat and
be was finally compelled to give way to
Mr. D. W. Newman candidate for Secretary
of State, who spoke for or 10 minutes
upon the matters in the State now under
discussion. Mr.. Newman is a good orator
and fascinating speaker, and made good
impression upon his auditors.
Mr.. Alexander had arrived by this time,
and was introduced by Judge Chambers as
the next Congressman from this district
Mr.. Alexander said: 81 regard this notffi-
nation rs the crownipg honor of N Y life
ACCEPT il and will make the canvass. / re.
gret the limited time precludes the posi-
bility of a speech, but hope TO see You all
in The campaign. thank you." f.~
..-.. '- Notes p. .,.s7 g.. ..-.
Mr.. Alexander will begin the season next
week at Caldwell, o. '.-
Sam Simmons said that when Wagner
and his crowd filed out of the house as kick
ers ii looked so natural to him that he
wanted to follow. and if Balzell had been
there he would have gone sure.
EStep is q Roman. /.
McFadden made the "boss" speech. 4
James F. Anderson was the only repre-
sentative of the Bellaire ID. ID. in the con-
vention. - Ess ii
Col Joe Harris, OF Bridgeport, did some
good work for Alexander.
Senator Wagner, john Gallagher, ct ais,
did not get in sufficient work
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rRahherr q -f.rt.n..,h.

PORTSMOUTH September 5.-The particu.
lars of 9 robbery at Lombardsyille, this
county, are just received here. About mid
Wight of Saturday two burglars forced an
entrance to Levermer & Johnly's store,
knocking Levermer dowp, b1nking snd
gsging him, sitter which they plundered
the store Of about $3.50 in gold, 500 In cur
elry, silk hsndkerchiefs and other goods,
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IRELAND.
Ihe KnIxhf. or one Loeu.t.

DuBus. September 5.-Tbe Lord Leuten.
ant, replying to memorial from the dis.
missed policemen, says he has directed .
careful inquiry 10 be held into the recent
conduct and previous character Of the me-
morialists. He will himself personally re-
view the result Of the inquiry, and prom
ises that those shall be rcinstated who sp-
pear deserving. -.
The answer has given great satisfaction.
II is officially denied that the men have
returned 10 duty in consequence OF sny
tacit understanding. On the contrary they
were informed Saturday they would be dis.
missed il they did not return 10 daty.
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burglars at work.

= h Spaciat Dsp1ieA % dse Re0iaeT. : %
srkpBrSHuE, September 5.-Burglars
entered the Cleveland and Pittsburgh nail.
road freight depot, corner Slack and Water
streets, this city. last night, and BILE = open
The safe, taking the contents, which only
badly damaged :. EEEEE4F .
An attempt was also made 70 rob the gro
cery store of Welday Gray corner of Adams
ard SIKH streets, but the thieves uere
frightended away.
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An Amicted Family.
Special 10 the Register.

OAKDALK. Belmont Co., o., September s..
To-day two children Of John Gillem, re-
siding near here, died Of scarlet fever. Three
of the remaining six are lying in critical
condition. The deceased will be inferred
tomorrow. Other families are afflicted,
yet apparently not seriously so.
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There should Have Been.

HUNTERS POINT, L. l., September 5.-A
switch engine on the New York, Word
haven and Rockaway railroad struck cross
town car on the Vernon avenue crossing,
to-day, overturning it and injuring severely
Owen Cavanagh, II. C.. Miller, Thomas
Murphy and two ladies are seriously hurt.
There was no flagman at the crossing.
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IL Created Talk.

READING, Pa, September 5.-Great e1-
citement was caused in the Lebanon Re-
formed church. in session, at Wohnelsdorf,
to-day, by the sheriff entering the church;
and arresting Rev. 8. Keyser, the pastor OF
a fiour;shipg congregation at Pottsyille,
upon charge of-breaeh of promise Of mar
Fia-e
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JAMESTOWN. OAK, September 5,-Lyncb,
alias Mccarthy, who several years ago
murdered AnrDus McNeal. OF Plymouth,
Ind, has been delivered over 10 the sheriff
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Killed nv a blow Prom a Fist.

P1TTsBUReH,, Pa, September 5.-This
morning, about i o'clock, Daniel Early, a
saloon keeper, struck John GesseuT with
his fist, the blow knocking Grssuer down
and breaking his neck. Both men were in
toXicated. III. L.. - - =
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An Dld Gras,~e SetfIed.

CISdSNAT1. September 5-A Hsrrodsburg
KY, dispatch says JEFF. dRbbardo, a veal
thy farmer living near this place was shot
and killed Sunday night by Samuel Ball,
while visiting the latler's brother. An old
grudge was the cause. .-....., ... .- ..
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Another strike.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
BUcKHASNoN, W. Va, September 5.-The
colored workmen on the Weston and Buck
hannon Railroad refused to work to-day
unless demand for an increase in their
pay was granted. The contractors refused
to comply with their demand and will en-
ploy other men.
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The President is expected to visit the
White Mountains this week.
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The Crsps OF the Wssll.
Arrested for Msrsey.

MENrHIs, September 5.-Fiye colored
men have been arrested and lodged iu the
Oxford, Miss. jail, charged With entering
10 death. He was an industrious colofed
citizen. The cause Of the crime has not
been ascertained. - -. tioi rs tlz
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The dangerous class in Ireland Just
now seems to be the police.
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Dead.

LONDON, September 5.-Mnntague Ber-
nard, one of the high commissioners who
signed the treaty of Washington in 1871,
died Saturday.
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To worry about any Liver, Kidney or
Urinary Trouble. especially Brighrs Dis
use or Disbetes, as Hop Bitters never fails
This.
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leaving him for dead. About o'clock
Sunday morning he succeeded in gnawing
the rope in two with which he wss bound
and gave the alarm. No clew to the out
laws. 5sH .s-s ar fLfafS
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Hunser,s DefaIc ,tisu.

MONTREAL Septemhrr 5-TThe defsica-
are now known to exceed $4,000.
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FoR thirteen years Ihai Chronic c rttrrh
The Catarrh j. well. PERrsA. Ags J
MGsKs. Pittsburgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06

The Chinese survivor of the lost
Jeannette, Long Ching, is running a
vashee shop in Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06

Gen. Wallace, the United States
minister at ConstantinOple, dined with
tho Sultan last evening,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06

There are strong indications that
summer has Tapped over into the first
fall month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06

This Is about the time Of year when
would-be patriots put themselves in the
hands of their friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06

"Hubbeu, Hubbell, toll and trouble"
Is the Washington clerks rendering of
the witches chant in Macbeth"
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PITTSBURGH.

What is Thought OF Mondays Meeting.
PIrrsBUBaH. September 5.--Since the
meeting of yesterday the radical members
of the Amalgamated Association are iubi-
liant, and although the "kickers" may still
be found, they we're more guarded in ex-
pressing their sentiments this morning.
"What do You think of the strike now"
was the question asked in somewhat ex-
ultant tones by leading spirits in the ssrik-
ers' ranks. - '.- .-... .-..-
A puddler who resides on the South Side
was met upon the street and asked his
opinion of Yesterday action. sit means q
long fight" said he, "ths majority OF the
men are mighty stubborn and will hold out
for months yet But don't know what
will be done when cold weather comes, for
some families are
Pretty Hard Run Now"
A member who works at Lloyd & Blacks
mill, when approached this morning sp-
peared TO have struck the keynote OF yes
terday's meeting. Said he: The men
were foolish to come out when they did,
for the condition OF the market shows that
the owners could hariy pay S6, but now
when we are out, say let US stay out for
the next six months rather than be de-
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He viii Ruu.

CInc.eo, September SAN oiney,. his.
:pecial lays: Judge 4. p. Green, who de-
clined the Republican Congressional nomi-
nation In the Sixteenth district, under
misapprehension as to the unanimity OF
the nomination of the convention, now
consents 70 run.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
For State senate.

MoRGASTowN, ". Va, September 5.-The
Democratic Convention here. to-day, nomi-
mated Edward Watson for State Senator.
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Errett and Bayne.

PrrrsBuBqB, September .5.--Hon. Russell
Erreti, Of the. twenty. and Hon.
Thomas NJ, .Bsyne, Of the Twenty,third
Congressional districts. were re-n0ninated
by The Republican convention to-day. -,
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Mass Meeting Called.

BUcKHASSoS, w. Va, September 5.-The
Republican leaders in the county have
called mass meeting for the 9th inst, to
nominate a candidate for the House Of
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{ CHIcAso, eeptembes 6y-Ihs Ceeoeefs
jury at Mount Pslsski ~: yss:srdsy
cut then rscsnfiy caoe tstbsiss dso1k ~
The hands of unknown pafnsl IherD
seems 70 b, ne fepi die - he mnrdaspfA
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DrsrrsnA, the bug-bear q splessssaG
Win Be reIisved b. Bsovn's Isos Nlttsa.
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THE NEWS.

The road to zagazig Is evidently zig
Esg.
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There is no use of lotteries in this
country. Betting on base bali Is just as
GOOD a recipe for keeping laboring men
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.,1o, e. :: 30: .:.S: IA s:!.:s s:s' 's:
Iron BittefA
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sTyrsrHvrLLx. O., ssPtsmbsr Sy1-hsshsa
DougbsrtJ. farm hand on tbs fasm 81
John (;iiebrisf, near Alexandris, this
rOuuty, while Ct Sosk IN thc 6eid, thIs
nornibg, fell desd. HesrtdissAss - tAs
cause. He WAs young man. 3. -.
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IL Is said that the largest mortgage ey.
Il executed in Pennsylvania was filed
n the recorders Office at Philadelphia
Anursday. 1t is for Sl6O, 900, and Is
Y lade by the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad Company and Philadelphia
(Ai'u Reading Coal and Iron Company
'ne Pennsylvania Company for insur-
Hee' on lives aud granting anRuities
trustee to secure the new five per
enI consolidated mortgage bonds
a nleh Mr.. GOwen is now trying to place
Europe. The document, says an ex-
lAnge, fills nearly 500 pages of printed
-A'er, and the mortgage covers all the
ueS' real estate, and leaseholders'
OPeIty Ofthe railroad company in
'Gled in the income mortgage Of Dec.
100, as we'll as the leasehOld estates
He North Pennsylvania and Bound
LUCA lines and the lands of the Phjla-
ropla pnla and Reading Coal and Iron
pany, and as the lines run and
rs lie In 50 many different localities,
b.. ~ nave TO be recorded in twenty
Sase - counties Of Pennsylvania, New
0fk and Virginia.
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Edison has obtained over $50 different
patents, and is still applying. While
be was booming the Patent Office,
Brush was b.inging out the electric
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The news from Sprague Pasha is
meager, but if he holds out as well as
Arabi Pasha il will be some time before
Mr.. Moulton takes possession Of Can
rrrhpt
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Here and there a State gets warmed
up for few days, but there is no gen.
eral and sustained interest in politics
2I;- year
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The English do not seem to be MAX
ing very rapid progress in the conquest
of Egypt. a lion Iabors at = great dis
advantage in swallowing a fly.
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Mexican hotels rarely keep registers,
have a peculiar way of numbering
ro ms, irregular hours for meals and no
fixed rates. Ifa guest escapes with his
life and has any money left it is all
hight.
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Heavy guns were recently mounted
On the Notifications of Quebec, but
General Butler sppears to have effected
q apeaceful mooring of his yacht oppo-
site that city. The Canadians are less
afraid of the General than are "the best
elements" of the Bay State.
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The truants are coming back from
their vacation. The only satisfaction
the stay-at- homes have lies in the
thought that the summer prodigals are
vi ,un-hmned.
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\ book Of $50 pages has been written
10 prove that sharks do not eat human
beings. The author of the work has
declined an offer of Il, 900 to jump into
the harbor at Key West to settle the
dispute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06

WinslOw, the Boston forger, is editing
paper at Buenos Ayres, and from the
way he prates about honor and honesty,
no one would imagine thatahe would
pass counterfeit bill on his own grand
mother.
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Frank Moulton has contracted to sell
DemonicO and Leland enough of the
Beach at Canonchet to accommodate
Two grand hotels, getting therefor as
auch as he paid for the whole, thus re-
serYing for himself, elear,Of expense,
'ae whole of the farm, the splendid
villa and twO-thirds of the beach. 1t
Vas pretty good spec. for the mutual
friend.
, 1882-08-12

ties will undertake to deliver, one
or more, or all of the aforesaid Ar
ticles
The Tenders will be opened on
the afternoon Of the above stated
day in the presence of those who
may appear, and information will
be given the party whose Ten
der is accepted by the Government
from the Military Depot.
Samples Of the abovenamed Ar
ticIes and the Conditions for the
delivery thereof, may be seen in
the Royal Military Depot in st.
Croix and in Christiansfort St.
Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, St. Croix
the 18th August 1882.
II. N.
, 1882-08-12
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acknowledgements G.

IN I man efter Planter G..
&sS ELLIOTTS d6delige Afgang
har autoriseret Planter H. NEIL
THROPP paa Canegarden til ind
til videre at fungere som Brandcap-
tain i Ostre Center District bringes
herved til offentlig Kundskab.
Pr9sidentskabet for st. Croix,
den 27de JUL 1882. y
VAN BRAKLE.
cOnSt.
, 1882-08-12
II. HGnSCheH
cOnSt.
Publication.

TPT is hereby made known that
- Planter Il. NELTHROPP,
Canegarden, has been authorized,
after the demise of Planter G.
ELLIOTT, to act until further as
Captain of the Fire Company in the
Eastern Center District.
The Presidency of st. Croix, 9th
July 1882.
VAN BRAKLE.
cOnSt.
, 1882-08-12
d II u g. H..

JRT is hereby made known, that a
60 general inspection and testing
Of all the boilers Of the Estates in
this Island, which have been in use
since the last general inspection
and testing took place, is according
to orders from the Government Of
the Danish West India Islands to
be performed anew in conformity
with the Ordinance Of 9th April
1882 and Royal Resolution Of eth
December 1887.
Presidency, St Croix 9th August
1882.
VAN BRAKLE,
est.
, 1882-08-12

stande, some Vile behoyes i Diet
Kongclice militaire Depot paa st.
CroiX til Brug for H9rstyrken /
Aaret 1888, nemlig:
, 1882-08-12
Il. HdR8cRclI.
acknowledgements

81 ANLEDNING af Landpbysi-
a Gus DR.. med KALNEBs Til
b~agekomst hcrtil Den oph6rcr den
ofenllig L@ee DR.: med L.
NEUMANN under lode AUGUST f A.
meddeIte Constitution som Land
physicus paa st Croix fra D. D. at
regne, hvilket hervcd bchjcndt@j6res.
Presidentskabs Secretariatet, st.
Croix den ste August 1882,
Fl. HANSCHELL,
CORSt.
, 1882-08-12

1890 Yards Ravndug.
$50 3" bleget Larred.
300 ubleget L@rred
100 sort L9rred.
so Dv9lg.
400 Stout til Skjor-
ter.
SEQ " Flonel.
100 Gulvkludet0i.
40 Bomuldst0i.
80 Styr hvi e uldne
Sengetapper.
a " m0rkeblaa Uld-
skjorter.
100 Dousin Smaa Been
knapper.
400 Tinknapper.
1890 Par Bomuldssokkcr.
Sbr.lise Tlbad Ngrhedc;
Lcvcrance til Diet I[ongo-
ligo militaire Depot, St.
Cr0ix 1888,
indscndcs til Dcp6tet paa St. Croix
mdtil IORSDAGEN den Tide
August 1857, M, Z p. M. mde40I-
dcndc AngiveIsc af den Priis, h3or-
til Ncdkommcnde vii paata4e sig
at lcvcrc cntelte, eller nogle, cller
allie af de oyennpynte Gjenstande
for liver iser @sHrskiIt.
Tilbudcnc Vile derciter blive
aabncdo bemcldto Days Efermid-
DAG Oycrvurelse af de Concurrent
ter, som maattc indfnde sig, og
Undertaking ON Diet af Gouvcrne-
mcntet antagnc Bud vii blive We'd
kommonde moddclt fra Dep6tet.
Proven az dc oycnnHvnte Glen
stando og Conditionerne for Leye-
ranccn, ere til Eftersyn i Diet
Kongelige militaire Depot p0a st.
Croix og i Christiansfort, St.
Thomas.
bet Kongelige militaire Depot, st.
Croix den 7de ugust 1>s2.
II. OSTERMANN n.
, 1882-08-12
TRANSLATION.


S A~NDPHYSICUS DR.: med
60 KALMER having returned to
the Island, the temporary APP
pointment under 105h August last
year of DR. med NEUMANN as act
ing Landphysicus, ceases from to-
days date.
Presidency's Secretary's Office,
St. Croix 9Th August 1892.
II. HANSCHELL,
cOnSt.
, 1882-08-12
III OFT E3.

N GREEABLE to orders from
~ the Government Of the Danish
West India Islands the aftermen-
toned Articles required in 1898
by the Military Forces on the
Islands are hereby put up to public
Licitation, namely:
, 1882-08-12

$500 yards RaveDduck.
$50 =" Bleached Linen.
800 " U~nbleached Linen.
100 " Black Linen.
80 " Buckram,
400 " Stout for Shirts.
500 " Flannel.
100 Floor Cloth.
40 Yellow Cotton,
80 White Woollen Blankets.
a Woollen Shirts.
100 dozen bonebuttOns.
400 d" Pantaloon Buttons
1,8UO Pair Cotton Socks.
Written Tenders Marked:
Tenders for Articles for
the Military Depot, ST.
Croix 1888.
may be forwarded to the Depot in
st. Croix on or before THURS
DAY the 18th August 1882 2
o'clock p. ~, containing a state
ment of the prices at which the par
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-03
DIED.
CAuNET.=Ou Sat

CAuVET.-on Saturday, Dec. q of pneumonia, william
II. Cauvet architect, aged 3, wears.
Funeral from his late residence l63 East I'D st Mon
day Dec. 4. At 30 +. VI Relatives friends, and
of + and A. NJ, are respectfully invited to attend.
DARCf-At Astoria. on Thursday, Nov. 80 1852 Philip
Darcy, in the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives md friends respectfully invited
tend his from the residence OF brother ser.
geani Darcy I'd ar. Astoria on sunday, Dec. 8. at 30
O'Clock Z. VI.
John Ducy, native OF Maow, county Cork, Ireland
aged j. years
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her lite residence 1856 10th on
Monday Dee, T. at =, NJ.
FOWLEl.-On Friday. Dec. /, Hugh Fowley, late of
the town OF Sligo, ireland, in his iad YEAR.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend the funeral from his late .idence - Jones
nsris Church. where solemn mass OF requiem will be
celebrated.
n pH9i,n And SlEo rapers please copy
CAvan Ireland
Funeral truh Bellevue Hospital on sunday the 3D. at
l O'Clock sharp.
MrRPHl-on Friday, Dec /. 1852 Henry c. Murphy,
in The I'D year Of his
Funeral services will he held SUNDAY, Dec - at .
O'clock IN the afternoon AZ the Church OF the Holy Trim
MckENNA,-Dn Friday Dec. L. Francis r., son OF Mar
garet and the late Patrick Mckenns.
Relatives and friends of the family also those of his
brother, Thomas Gallagher and his brother in. law
funeral from his late residence, IOl East 18th
sunday, Dec. 3. at o'clock sharp,
WALSH An anniversary mass will be celebrated ut
the Church Of the Immaculate Cone l4th and
Az. A. on Tuesday morning Dec. o at IN O'Clock for
the ~ the soul OF the late Capt Edward Walsh
Friend. Of III. fnniily invited attend
:. WEl,H.A ~ Fordham ON saturday Dec =, 1882,
Edwin V, WEIGH.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.