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National Republican., 1883-12-29
SCROFULA

and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysipe-
las, Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm, Tu-
mors, Carbuncles, Boils, and Eruptlons
of the Skin, arc the direct result of an
impure state of the blood.
TO cure these diseases the blood must be
purified, and restored to healthy and ma
tural condition. AYERS SARsAPARrLLA has
for over forty years been recognized by emil
nent medical authorities as the most pow
erful blood purifier In existence. IL frees
the system from all foul humors. enrlches
and strengthens the blood removes all traces
of mercurial treatment, aud proves itself
complete master Of all scrofulous diseases.
"A Recent Cure of Scrofulous Sores.
"Some months ago l was troubled with
scrofulous sores tulcers) on my legs. The
limbs were badly swollen and infamed, and
the sores discharged large quantities of
offensive matter. Every remedy tried
failed, until / used Ayers SABsAPARILLA,
OF which l have now taken three bottles,
with the result that the sores are healed,
and my general health greatly improved.
j feel very grateful for the good your
medicine has oone me.
Yours respectfully, MRS. ANN o'BRIAN."
14S Sullivan ST., New York, June "a, 1882.
UY- All persons interested are invited
to call on Mrs. O'Brlan; also upon tho
Rev. u. r. Wilds of 7S East Bath Street,
New York City, who will take pleasure
In testifying to the wonderful efficacy of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, not only in the cure
of this lady, but In his own case and
many others within his knowledge.
The well-known tcriter on The Boston Herald,
B. w. BALL, of Rochester, NH, writes, June
Z, 1882:
"Having suffered severely for some years
with Eczema, and having failed to find relief
from other remedies, have made use, during
the past three months, of AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA, which has effected complete cure.
! consider it q magnificent remedy for all
blood diseases .. ,...,.....
National Republican., 1883-12-29
Home for Destitute children and Women

BENNINGTON, VI. Dec. '2s.-The incor-
porators of the Trenor w. Park home for
destitute children and women have organized
by the election of the following officers !:
Gen. John G.. Mccullough, president; Fred
erick b. Jennings, vice president, and Hon.
George W. Harmon, secretary and treasurer
The real estate given b. Mr.. Park comprises
200 acres situated in this village, and which
originally cost S25, 900, which amount is very
much less than the cost of the improvements
alone Upon the premises is fountain which
throws water to height of 1913 feet. 1t is
the highest single jet fountain in existence.
Mr.. Parks plans for the endowment will be
recognized by his heirs.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
NAr Aatluitll RepuhIirll1
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

1he business 6r1qs appearing IN his column
re among The best and most reliable IN his cify.
National Republican., 1883-12-29

Too MUCH LIVE sToCK.--"Why Jones, what a
IL from q col(d)t in my head. I've too much live
stock" "Weli like cures like DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure you. The Bull viii quickly scare
the hofalrse aNyayn
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, April 16-Lord Talbot De NAL
abide and DR.. William Fsrr are dead.
LoaDoN, April 16-BulIion Withdrawn
from Bank of Eng land on balance to-day,
G27, GOO.
ScHwEBIN, April 16.-Friedrlch Franz,
second Grand Duke of MeCklenburg Schwe-
rim, died to-day,
LONDON, April 16-The Marquis of Lorne
will probably su coed the Marquis of Ripon
as Viceroy Of Indil.
MARsEILLEs, April 16.-There are now
10000 dock laborsrs on strike, and the
number will be increased. Shipping Is at
standslil.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 16.-The govern
ment denies the reports circulated in the
United States that Americans cannot acquire
land in this country.
LONDON, April 16.-The ship Oracle, Capt.
Morrison, from San Francisco ] snuary 18th
for Liverpool, was wrecked off Cape Horn
and part of her crew drowned.
CORK, April Is The force at the hsrbor
forts and msgsz mes has been increased. A
report to-day that the torpedo boat has on
board suspicious person from America,
created sensation.
VIENNA, April 16-Tue president Of Il q
r .ichsrath received letter warning him
that an attempt wOuli b. made soon 10 de-
str0y the Parliament building, aud the
structure is in Consequence now entirely
surrounded by mounted police.
ODESSA, April 16.-Tbe trial b. mill.
iary court Of twenty six members OF tn
South Russian WUrkmen's Federation, come
Of the memberl Of which were prosecuted
by Stielnikow (murdered), concluded wit
all the prisoners convicted. Three were seB-
tened to penal servitude for lie, seven 10 6f
teen years penal ssrvitude, iour to ten years,
sud four 10 four years, aud eight banisntd to
Siberia.
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Mss CLARA BARTON, president OF the
American Society of the Red Cross Of Ge-
nevs, has been appointed superintendent of
the woman's prison of Massachusetts. Mics
Barton's almost lifelong experience admit
rably fits her for this responsible place. She
served throughout the civil war on the Fed
eral side az nurse, hospital superintendent
and dispenser OF supplies 10 sick and wounded
soldiers. She Wac at most Of the great bat
ties 10 Virginia and Maryland, end along the
Atlantic coast, and was named the "Augel Of
the Battlefield" by The grateful soldiers. She
Joined the Red Cross of Geneva during the
Franco Prussian war, and served throughout
that contest, winning distinction aud praise
FROM both conlbatauts. The Grand Duchess
Stephauie If Baden is her wsrm personal
friend. The Empress of Germany gave her
the Iloa Cross OF Merit, and the Grand
Duchess Of Badeu the Gold Cross OF Remem-
brapce. The ribbon aud eross Of the LIE
gion OF Honor would have been presented her
by NJ. Tbiers had che been willing TO comply
with usage and make formal application for
it. Ia the winter of 1S7O-7l Miss Barton
was engaged in the esst OF France distribut-
ing moneys intrBsled to her By Mr.. Edmund
Dwight, the agent OF The Boston French re-
lief fund. 10 1873 she was very i'll in Lon
don for seven months. Ia 1874 she returned
to this country, aud, as soon ss health per-
mitted, she prefer ted to President Hayes the
letter of the Geneva Red Crosse Committee,
asking recognition by the UOited S, aies. In
1881 President Gsrfeld approved Of the
request, and the Senate, siter searching
debate, ratified the treaty which brings all
societies OF the Red Cross Of Geneva in
America inlo perfect sympathy with these Of
Europe, thus completing the grardest inter
national society in existence.
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I1day, April I6. 1853,
F.w. Auss6neei.

81 Continuation of the above sale is fixed for
To- Day al I2 O'Clock I'M from the southwest
corner of Madison and Main streets. SAME
TERMS. II. 8. BEDFo RID, Trustee.
J. n. FORD, Trustee.
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TELE6RAPHIC BREYITIES.

San Antonio, Tex, April 16-The reports
Of an Indian Invasion on Friday prove TO be
groundless.
Port Huron, Mich, April 16.-The copdi-
ton OF the ice Ia Lake Huron is much The
same as i'll winter.
Boston, April 16 Il he Marquis of Lorpe
and the Princess Lou Use left this evening at
9 o'clock, for Canads.
81. Paul, April 16.-Tne ice in Lake
Pepin ran out to-day. This opens naviga-
ton of the upper Mississippi.
Albany, April 16.-Jehu A. Mccall, jr,
has been nominated AMI confirmed super
intendeHt of the insurance department.
New Haven, Conn April 16.-Dr. E L R.
Thomas, charged with abortion, has been
expslled from the Medical Association.
New Orleans, April 16.-The steamer
Calvert, from Baltimore for this port, sunk
by collision at Port Antonio, Jamaica.
New York, April 16.-Iuspeetor Byrns's
men tonight raided seven gambiinghouses
and captured great quantity of property.
| No arrests.
Worcester, Mass, April 16.-The New En-
| gland Turner's held their annual meeting
! SATURDAY.. Reports showed the membership
| TO be 952.
Cincinnati, April 16.-The Rev. DIR. Chas
Boyntop, once chaplain of Congress, is lying
at the point Of death 10 Mount Auburn, a,
the house of his son-in-law.
Cincinnati, April 16.-F. OBrien is iu ihI
| city, making arrangements for the transpor-
tation of whisky to Bermuda by way of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad TO Newport
News.
Greenville, O., April ia freight train
overlook and ran into preceding train thi:
morning four miles east OF this place, on tbs
Panhandle road. William Russell, CON
ductor, was killed.
St. Paul, April 16.-Work in the piaeries
is practically suspended. The estimated
total cut of logs on the streams above here
is 4S5, 100000 feet, or 100000 feet in e1
cess Of any former year.
Ottawa, April ia heavy rain thi
morning started the les in the Ottawa. The
water rose fast. No further damage is re-
ported from the freshet on the Rideau. Al
Three Rivers the wharves are submerged.
Pittsburg, April 16.-Mrs. Mary E. Schen
lay brought action in ejectmsnt against III
city of Pit burg ia the County Court TO-DAY
to recover tract Of land used BIZ the cit,
for sharVes and valued at over 100000
Boston, April 16.-Freeman, who was in
spired two years ago to offer his little daugh
ter as a sacrifice, at Pocasset, aud killed hi
child, is perfectly sane, and will be arrsignet
for murder. He says the Inspiration" cam
from the devil.
Pit,sburg, Pa, April 16.-The Righ
Rev. John Tugg, bishop of the Pittsburl
diocese OF the Roman Catholic Church, va
stricken with paralysis yesterday. He is i
an unconscious condition and not e1pecte
10 live over night.
Kansas City, April ICE. II. Ssger
city clerk of Wysndotte, has disappeare
under suspicious circumstances. Informs
charge, we're made that he had defraude
the city by means OF false warrants and pay
rolls. He is supposed 10 be short 81, 600.
Cincinnati, April 16.-The reAr car of
passenger train on the Cincinnati, Georg'
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COAL LAND FRAUDS.
A Number Of Prominent Citizens Of
Alabama ON Trial Charged with
Conspiracy to
Defraud the Government Out Of 1000
Acres OF the Best Coal Lands
in the State.

Special TO the Appeal
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, April l6.-Ths case of
the United States Us. Thos. PeierP, Truman
Aldricb, Arthur w. Smith, Henry F. De-
bardeleben and others, charged wish con-
spirscy TO defraud the government OF Vslus-
BILE coal lands in Alabama, pending in the
United States Circuit Court, has brought &c.
gether some Of the best legal talent in the
State, and has been attracting considerable
public attention. Upon the part OF the pres
ecution ia e1 Gov. VIM. q. Smith, United
States attorney; Capt. L. w. Day, assistant
United States attorney, and Mr.. Gao. Tur-
uer, special counsel for the United States.
Upon the part Of the defense, ex Gsv. Par
sons, ex.Gov. Cobb, ex-Chief Justice Rice
aud Mr.. Daniel Coleman, OF Huntsville.
The case was argued on demurrer 10 the
indictment from Wednesday until Friday by
ex Cows Parsons and Cobb, and ] Judge Rice for
demurrers, and by Mr.. Turner and eI-Gov.
Smith agsinst, and resulted in an opinion by
Judge Bruce overruling tbs demurrers. The
cases are TO be called for trial on Wednesday
N orning. thousand acres of the best coal
land in the United States is alleged ia have
been entered by the procurement OF the de-
PENDANTS 10 these cases az agricultural lands,
the price of coal land being $40 per acre and
that OF agricultural land 81 % per acre, and
the trial promises to be ProirActed and inter-
esting. the defendants are all gentlemen of
wealth and influence and will make a stub
born defense
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IRISH EMIGRANTS.
Large Numbers OF the Impoverished
People SeeKisg Homes in America.

BosToN, April 16.-The steamer historian
arrived Saturday night with $50 passengers,
most OF them improve rished Irish people sent
over at the expense # the EDglish govern
meut. The greater part are fsmiliee, some
oil which number eight or len persons, while
the average Is above FIVE. Tue m ajority are
from Galway, the others from Mayo Derry
and Donegal. Most OF these from Galway
were evicted, and during the pass winter
lived as best they could, finding shelter in
tents. Indian meal porridse was their prin.
cipal article of food. The agent of the gov
ernment furnished money 10 those who de.
sired to go TO places beyond Boston, the
amounts depending on the size of the family,
some receiving few shillings, others e, s3,
e5 or 96. A great many oil the men are farmers,
bat seem undecided as to what they shall dc
here. Some are going to New York, others
10 PittsbuTg, Portland, Chicago and Canada,
while some remain in Boston and vicinity.
Several paid their own passage bat brought
little with them in the way of money or
household goods. They will be sent 10 their
various destinations by he steamship conn
pany.
The steamer Parthia, from Liverpool,
which arrived this morning, also brought a
large number of The same class OF emigrans.
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The trial that recently closed in Ireland
with the conviction ard sentence OF Brady as
one Of the murderers OF Burke and Caven-
dish ought not 10 be without warning to
those, in and cut of Ireland, who are mem
bers Of the organizations responsible for the
agitation which in some instances has de-
seconded to the level of assassination. Moth
iug is lo be gained by murder nor by
terrorism. Even in Russia-where, il in
any place, il might be justified by centuries
of oppression-it has signally failed Of the
results fought for, and has been fruitful
of participation in il. EDeland ia a con-
stitutiensly governed country, and her peo-
pie are law-abidiug and patient. They have
accomplished all the reforms in gov
ernment they erjoy Themselves by
slow methods aud sf!er years of peace
ful agitation. They do nothing hurriedly,
and cannot be driven. The Irish agitalors
should be wise enough 10 keep these facts
always in view, and TO promptly put their
seal of condemnation on all forms of crime.
del phia should be plain and pronounced in
this particular, II the sympathy of the civil
lied world is to be sought for as the great
power it is-the greatest of all modern pow
ers. Bluster, braggsdocio and cowsrdly
suggestions of dynamite and the knife ought
to be denounced by the convention a. utterly
foreign to The pure patriotism that should
animate its members and the dignity of the
Irish people. They must not be restrained
in thus declaring Ivy the presence Of any Of
those who have lent themselves to assassins-
ton, but, remembering the whole body OF their
constituents, speak for them as with the au-
thority of 4 people who, above all things
else, are not cowardly, but brave and msg'
nauimou', and who, by the attitude Of the
great majority of them, to-day are conserva-
tive and law-abiding.
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On Monday last the decision OF the gen.
eral term OF The Superior Court of New
York, Judge Iogrsham dissenting, in the
suit OF Williams against The Western Union
Telegraph Company, was delivered MAIN
tanning the illegslily of the SIS, 526 $50 Of
stock Issued to the ockholders al the time
Of the consolidation with the American
Union Company. 1t also restraints the pay
nent of dividends on their stock. This de-
lisioa, as we learn from the Nea YoIk Pub
lie, was known on Wall street on Saturday by
certain persons, who awaited themselves of
this knowledge to sell Western Union stock
"short." The Public says: "The record OF
the judges certainly does not justify any az.
sumption that they have been gully Of so
grave a wrong as supplying points relative
to their decisions 10 stock SPECTATORS. The
rumors on Shufd4y in reference TO Western
Union were too we'll authenticated on Mon
day, however, 10 permit any other idea than
that some one was let into the secret before
the decision of the court was filed, and that
it was put 10 the hest possible use in
nh@hciN way 4he court VIII 90 wen
TO institute an Investigation into the
matter" This reminds Us of SINH
lar occurrence in relation 10 the
decision Of our State Supreme Court in the
one hundred. and-three CASE. 1t was also
known in Wall street day or two before it
was delivered, and although the APPEAL
called upon the Legislature aud suggested to
the court searching examination into the
facts, no steps have ever bseu taken TO re-
lieve the State from stain so disgraceiuI
and discrediable. If there is any one thing
more than another that should be punished
severely, it is the supplying OF the decisions
of courts to Wall street. The fountains OF
justice should be kept pure.
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OUR EXCHANGES.
Reports from Tuenty-six Leading
ClSaringhOusSs.

BOSTON, April 16.-The Post says: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at tweuty-si1 leading clearing
houses of the United States for the week
ending April 14,h, together with the percent
age comparison with the total gross exchanges
for the the same clearinghouse the corre-
spending week in 1882:
New York. $751;, es3, 446; decrease, 25.2
Boston, SO 91S, 24l; increase, U.
Philadelphia. $50 792, 100 decrease, 15.5.
Chicago, Sf3, l56 IA; Increase 90.
Cincinnati, $50 100 CO., increase. I6.9.
st. Louis, 81, Dol AS; increase, 81.
Baltimore, Sl2 g24. u3g; decrease, l0.4.
San Francisco, SlO,577, $50; decrease, III.
New Orleans, s., SAG, sos; decrease, 169
Pittsburg, S9,97i, 50: increase, ga
Louisville, S7475,35i; decrease, 27.
Milwaukee, S5.125, 90; decrease, 262.
Providence, 81, 1861. 600; decrease, "a.
Kansas City, 81, 0G9 800; increase SCI.
Cleveland, 81 1885, 26i: decrease, 9S.
INDIANAPOLIS 81 OBS, 500; increase, 1873.
Hartford, 81 $50 500; decrease SO.
New Haven, Sl,l62,567; decrease, 1877.
Peoria, 81 ,007,7 decrease, l04.
nempniy, = ,O&2, is1; Increase, 2.
Portland, 1901 1852; increase, Sc
Springfield, SS91.7l5; decrease, o..
Worcester. 1855. sos; increase, IS.
Lowell 1868 lis; increase, 32S
Syracuse. S529, SO; increase, 81.
DetrOit, 81 239,3S3
Total, S1,O97, $50 Az 4; decrease, ISL Fer cent.
Outside New York, 1902 900, 97l; increase, rs per
cent
Detroit is not included ia the, total
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The Rev. DIR. Henry Bsnnister.

CHICAGO, April 10 The Rev. d.. Henry
Bauuister, professor ef e1egeticaI theology
in The North western Uoivsrsity at Evanston,
and widely known among Methodsts "a
theoogian and educ ator, died at Evanston
yesterday of lupg and heart trouble. He
was bora in Conway, Mass, in 1872, gradu
ated at the Wesleyan University a! Middle
town, Conn, in 1856, WAS subsequently
student at the Auburn Theological Semn-
sry, president of the Fairfrl1 aud Lowell
&C .demi-s, professor OF cas- CO of Caze1c-
via Seminary, accepted the CHI air OF exegiti
c.l theology at Evans on, in 1856, which he
held till his death, and was part OF the time
prs d.pt Of The institution by reason of being
senior professor. He was a member of the
lok Committee Of the Methodist Caurch
during The book room troubles.
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SOME Of the ladies' of the city who are
mindful Of the Influences that good books
always have, and their moral as we'll as educa-
tional power, have resolved to attempt the
task Of collecting the SUN Of money neces.
sary TO secure the very liberal effer m ade
some time ago by Mr.. Nash, Of Cincinnati,
Of $4,000 worth Of books, when a suitable
building u provided for them. As pre-
liminary step ia this good work they will
hold a meetisg in the parlor Of the Pesbo1y
Hotel at 1890 o'clock tomorrow noruing,
when it is hoped there will be large at
tendance Of women Of influence and courage
sufficient TO undertake what the men have
tried and fsiled at. II lie y brave thing
to encounter a work of such magui-
tude, but it IL not impossible. Perhaps the
subscribers VINO were so liberal few mon hs
ago will renew "lhe sums set opposite their
Nance" aud thus put 4 solid foundation un-
der the feet OF the women, upon which they
may be able 10 build with assurances of nj
innate triumph. II this is done they will
be able 10 begin where The men left of, and
thus be oosdjutors 10 the cause Of public
morality. A public library, open every day
Sunday incuded) until half.past ten at
night, would be more effective in the re-
straining Of vice than any other agency tn at
can be thought Of. We hope the women
will be successful 10 cal sblishiug one.
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Town and Portsmouth road was thrown from
the track by 4 broken rail, this morning,
near Olive Branch. The passengers were
bruised and cut, but none seriously hurt.
New York. April ia dynamite cart
fridge was found to-day in the Lsszmsnt OF
Rinslds & Co.'s factory, Shermerdorn street,
Brooklyn. Ons hundred girls work in the
upper part OF the building. The cartridge
wac sufficiently large TO demolish the factory.
Philadelphia, April 16-Cspi. McGilvsry,
of the brig James Miller, from Hsyti, gives
the details OF a battle for the possession of
Mirsgsare. On March 2lst about 800 reb-
els engaged the government troops, who were
repuised with a loss Of seveuty-lwo killed.
The rebels used two field pieces with terri
bic effect.
Hannibal, No, April 16.-The president
to-day Issued The call for the annual conven-
ton of the State Christian Temperance
Union, 10 be held a. Liberty, Clay county,
May "a and Sd. All temperance orgauiza-
tons IN the State are invited to send dele
gaLes. The prohibition question is 10 be
thoroughly discussed.
Little Rock, April 16-Ths White river
branch OF the 81. Louis and Iron Mountain
railroad has been extended from Newport to
Bstesville, twenty-five miles, and formal
opening occurred at the latter point to-day.
Gov. Berry and other State officials were
present. There was general Publication,
which ended with bali tonight.
Boston, April 16.-The Republican State
Central Committee will issue circular Of
fering for sale bill against Gen. Butler of
about $500, claimed 10 be due one Lieut..
Southbore, who. in reply TO an ofeEoi re-
ward by Gen. Butler during the lsst cam
psisn for peEson TO father document en-
titled Nuts for Butler 10 Crack" claimed
he wrote ii and demanded the reward, which
has net been paid.
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pig iron. Since 1879 james MarshslI has
been purchasing largely of pig iron uudsr
the belief that the price must advance. The
dullness of trade after the long strike, then
the uncertainty in regsrd to what Congress
would do about the tariff, and finally the
failure of the expected advance after the
tariff bill had been passed, all contributed
to precipitaiiEg tue crash. Piitsburg banks
are the larges. creditors, but they will lose
nothing, as they have collateral for their
loans which will realiza the amount of the
paper held by them.
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CONSTANTINE LODGE, No. %, K. OF ~
- Pine officers and mem bers of this GA
lodge are notified TO assemble at their Gas . y
tie Hall this (CUESDAY) evening, April lSZsAY
18th, at clock sharp. for work in Am vS&1
plified Third. Visiting brethren frater- Ss=s/
nally invited.
By order JOE MANCINI &C,
GEO BALLERY K r and
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COTTOa.BELE RULGETIS.
MEMPHIS, April l6, 1855, r. m.
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DIED.

HALLE-On Sunday evening, April Is, 1888, O.
heart disease, MEYERS HALLE, aged sixty years
The funeral viii take place this (TUESDAYl
morning at O'Clock, from his late residence, No
1872 Beale street Friends are invited to attend.
TURNER-At his residence at Gill Station, Mon
day morning, April l6. 1885, THOMAS 3. TURNER
in the fiEysixth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from the residence this
(TUESDAY) morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends are
invited to attend. Carriages will leave Holsts al
O'Clock m.
FREY-At the residence of his mother. Mrs
Norris, of typhoid pneumonia, ARTHUR FREY
aged twenty-five years.
The funeral will take place this (TU E5DAYl
morning at 10 o'clock, from 1861 Poplar street
Friends OF the family invited to attend.