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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18
SHOCKING. TRAGEDY.
An Indian Doctor Murders His White Vito.
and then Puts an End to His Own ca

and then Puts an End to His Own Ca
reer.
QUINCY, ILL, Oct. s.
One of the most sickening tragedies ever
enacted here took place just before noon to
day on Twelfth street, north of Vermont
For several years a full-blooded Indian,
who called himself DR.. 10. Rodgers, and
protested to cure diseases by Indian metn--
DDS, has been living in this city with
white woman as his wife. They came here
from Galesburg, and the Doctor rented
rooms and lived mostly among the colored
people, ekeing out precarious existence
by his incantations and sale of roots. His
wifei said to have been from Iowa, and is.
respectfully connected, having on several
occasions lately stated that she intended to.
visit her parents soon. The Indian seemed
very jealous of her, and numerous uuarrels.
resulted. Altogether the woman had a
hard time of it, and some monthssAgo tried
to drown herself in the Mississippi butwas
rescued by the engineer Of the. W ater-works
Company. To-day DR.. 10 Settled every.
thing by going behind his wifi at xhexime
mentioned while she was befpne taelettIe
and putting a bullet through keI hIHd. and
then with the same revolver putting one
through his own head. q Death Was instas--
tame oIs to both. sfAoi =. .-EFfaA 49,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18
: CONDENSEDSTELEGRA

30 ASt Nit E-'s .--&--9g,Ue = ..-- rs 81
.uRhay Ra7RsNEgMoNl4Asoh has, broken out
lin +ehigh County. Pa. ha,,,,.s,,,,, :. -. 60.
LIT E Ell PRESIDENT and his his Cabinet are al
y ssPlsE.3R tiht has BEEN ap,
'psikted Fffafct Minister IL war 81. iiT''t
"iF1feY have discovered an inlmenso
Iriver hitherte7anknew4S In Alaska. - i'a,sG
ehfIB,ti esman Admiralty. is perfecting
plansJ for 9pure iapidi tncbiaizat ton, of the
navy. Ynna sCr binae .ntJz9 r.t..-A g..
THE Black Flags were badly dcci-
mated by epidemics before they retreated
from Hanoi. ''f' '''+'H = ''-
SAMUEL MCDANIEL was hanged on
the 9th at Fort Wayne, Ind, for the murder
of Louis Laurend. 49, ~ 1T
AT Wilkesharre, Pa, on the 9Th,
Franklin Monroe shot a,,tramp dead for
throwing stones at his house. ..
| THE Ohio and Iowa women turned
out at the polls on the 9th and worked for
the temperance amendments. $50 a.
IT is reported that the French hapeI
had collision with regular Chinese troop6
and defeated them. l. -r .-, s1,.
| THE PAGER Johnston made mile at
.
ness record ever known.
UNITED STATES District Attorney
Milton of North Carolina denies the report
that he has resigned. 3'
The Brooklyn courts have refused a
writ to. compel the school authorities. to.
adnit a .celored girl, to a school for white
Three passenger 5ass cars were thrown
from the track and burned at Dehx
IiRfvferes,, hCanatfa. Several passehgersi
we're badly ihirt7 ITS ,nSxsf raw es1. :,
/ -sJOHN S. LAxwEIh, sani Ohio raaas has
been arrested in New. York fortEyFng ito.
have -ensavings made Of photographs of
HEzSn3s r wRiig;ahir1,,. the defaulti1g
! Assistant Postmaster at Racine, wis, was
sentenced on The 9th to five years and one
dav' Imprisonment and to, pay a fine of
$5,OOO;> K az s. q IL asa a. -
DAN GOULD. colored, was convicted
at. Troy, II, Y, on the 9th of the murder of
William Carpenter and sentenced to be
hanged October e6. . 'a.'ii r. =
.SEvEKAiIa merchants ahasothers Of In
Edianapolis, Ind, were victIinized on the
leveningaof the Stli by means of forged pos
| ta1hotes.eH {p g" e. tite 4t,t --,saS
;iTHE bNf1nhIl session oftthe Supreme
Lodge of a. o. U47W. compenced in Buff
fale, n. Yf; ON the 9th, with representative
from nearly all sections Of the country. :,
THE comm ttee report on the New
York coupon frauds show that they began
as far back as 1874, and have caused a loss
to the city of $4,000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18
Miscellaneous Items.

The State Fish Commission say the
shipment of young carp will begin about
November /. The fish are furnished free,
but cost of can and express charges must
be paid for, C. o. D. Due notice will be
given each applicant before shipment.
A somewhat curious case is reported
from Independence, Jackson County. 1t
is that of lady who has been confined to
her bed for forty years. She is the wife of
Henry Rodawald, who is cooper by trade
He went to Independence before the year
1910, and after several years Of prosperity
visited the land Of his birth, Germany and
married Miss Louisa, .Rumniell, the~lady
who now lies where she has for forty years,
and during all this time in the same house.
ShEg1 q birth to child the year fond ~ ng
their return to Independence, and since has
not been Well person; though two other
cldldreA ~ been born % tbeW, kthf three
ssIS l j Its 4 Il aSgAEllS t. s.,
Adjoining. the residence. the husband ha
ID cSSpefsshap n Hare he plies hisxecatNrs'
while the wife sews and dpabAch ptlier'
household .dutiss asa bed.fiadeA w9e
can. She eats heartily and sfllard ens
joys health aboFA the average.
'.Co1A is being DANA ged~by squirrels
in some Of the sottheastern counties.@ !,
Tile cotton crop will be aessyeragef
Don Dillsn- asked a farmer .Aamed
Robert B. Payne ina st. Joseph salooh1e
few@days ago l,9y much it COST to psiht,,h
nose serlses feat@a quarrel in which Dja..
lon was so severely cut that he jhed ind
hour So =. ~
A SEVERE Storm Of wind and rain burst
upon Kansas City a few nights ago, food
ing the Streets and cellars and doing gen.
eral- damage, estimated at $4,000. Two
bridges in the city were-swept away. Five
thousand dollars worth of damage is re-
ported from Wyandette, where the Water
verks'suffered severely.s~ !. l. !.
The Missouri Pacific roamd- house at
Sedalia was damaged by fire recently.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18
MISSOURI STATE NEWS,

Appointments by the Danville conferspes.
The Methodist Episcopal Coafsrehcp'
|closed it's labors at DanEille, on the 1st inst.
.Prdvious to aajouphmeE thssappointhae hts
Were read as follows: "a
Kansas Citx-C C. Woods, p. E.; Kansas
City, Walnut street, John Matthew's: Kansas
City, Washington avenue, Charles NJ. Haw-
kansas City, mission. to be supplied: Westport,
J. G. Owens; Independenee, e. IL i, Pro s.
Hsr VI BiEgs; peasaps h f. b.
Freeman, !: N. Dowdy; Index, W; B. Cobb;
Pink Hin, ". II Wagoners Chapel Hill, J. Nc
Bona kss sohnsp be j. k esarf Papas
tihe. E: B. smifht Montrdses J.sF. Hogan
nT Eesf,s IT. 4: f pisessstM.x. Hugh, p E..
lexington Station, w. NJ: Peony; Lamonte. w.
r Eftwogd; F IN J. F, DoTrite; Clinton.
BrownsvilIe, R. II. shafer: Dorer, William b.
Mcfarland; Wayerly, to be supplied; Elm,
sedalia L., &C .BrdWn Higgins1ie A. L. Hous
ton; I.sfirgton r.j,f4iii, . sle-sa, +. P. Cobb;
bpagsk 3s 81 & coeEs T.
Boonviie District@w. B. Palmore, r: E.;
Boonvile, R. S. Hunter; Pilot Grove, E. N.
Shall, R. A. Holloway; Gillian, J. G. Daley;
afeT Hs6 tMSngEE zsH T. H.
Grenis vs. Gin; Versaiiless J. I'D, BIev-
AnthoHS Eisto N n i BiarinsbHrs; G Bunce
Springfield Distrct"J j b, 81 Els H'' P. E.;
Springfield Station, D: n; ,Argeson; Spring,
fed Creut n n MeAsteG i Marshed
N Watts Morrisville, J. NJ. Winton; Bolivar,
to be supplied by j. H; Blandall; Montevallo,
:; W. Harris; stockton R; g.. Plammer;
7 saS q h?f Da nfna o1aPR
& S aiRssssaa 19GSdssN! Mitchell; h0rrisonvile
Neosho District. H. Briggs, P. E.; Neo-
s she carbS Ss Pisffs D New
Itpnia, J. W. Perry: Pineville, r. II. G. Ker-
ran; Cassyillee. E: H Morrison; sareoxie, J.
and CarterviIle, r. W. Reynolds: Neosho Cir
cult, NJ. a. Dickson and j. a. Kian: Lamar
per City Mission Vi 5 Sewer: Little Usage
NJ Ennis and w. H. Son; Nevada Circuit, ".
L. King and sheldon L. Anderson: Rich Hill,
Walker J. j. Ninton: Neosho College Insti-
tute, W; c. Montgomery; P Re It r 80 -.
J. Windle; Waynesville A. w. Davis. one to
be sRppWfbd s vsRna Piins: Gs
Hermitage to be supplied by W. L. Asbury;
lSuHalO, 10 De supplied Dy l.. K. hlu' SrOsS
Timbers, W. u. Stewart; Channels, T. J.
Springfield; Decaturville to be supplied by
Samuel Lock. - -
G. ". Horne and T. W. Britt transferred to
Denyer Conference; A n. L. H2yt to Mis-
Conferences; j. B. Winton- to Pacific Confer
ence.
-.- -. -. ~ :!
Salaries of Missouri Postmasters.
Under the recent sreadj.stment of Post
mastersasaIafiest the folosTing schedule for
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18
Major Gale Faxon bought a horse

from the pastortof an Austin church,
and shortly afterward' fhe following
,conversatfon. rwass heard "You have
'sWvipdled me with that horse you sold
fmes1ast Week tsHQw SOP" asked tie
clergyman, very much surprised.
!, s'WeI, emily. had him for three days
when he died" That's strange, :.
owned him twenty-three years anG
worked him hard every day, and never
knew him ITO do, that swhile l owned
him =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

THE Germans throughout. the coun-
try celebrated the bi-centennial of German
colonization in America on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

TIE Prohibitionistsi in Washington are
waging an aggressive war on the saloon
keepers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

SERGEANT MAsoN's counsel will apply
to the President for the full records of the
case, including the report of the Judge Adj
vocate-G General.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

THE Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nuewilf i,fsessfgat2the charge that an or
ganizatioa has sbe<nsfornaed in West Vir-
ginia to protect moonShiners, s.,-...',
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

KING ALFONSO has received the con-
CALCULATIONS of all the crowned heads on
account of the enthusiastic reception ac-
coriedshim ut Madrid. 80 II rs i,nHr-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

INVITATIONS for the annual reunion
of the Army of the Cumberland, which
takes place October "a, were sent out on the
k%b 90 ~ -- 9.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

.CUsToMs officers. seized in New York
on the sth a package containing 132 dia-
monds, 200 sapphires and So rubies, sent
through the mail from France to firm
here. The firm denied any intention to
eYade the duty.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

CALCULATIONS made by officials in
the Indian Bureau show that there are at
present 40 Indian reservations embracing
an area of about 15O, 900 600 acres of land,
an area four times larger than that Of all
the New England States.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

THE CINCINNATI Exposition Commits
sioners have been enjoined from delivering
the premium awarded by the jurors on
electric lights. Proceeding were begun by
the u. s. Electric Light Company. 'eS. f.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

ASSISTANT acknowledgement Hat
ton charges Emory Smith of the Philadel-
phia Press with coiicocting a scheme by
which the Government was swindled out of
500 600 ,-r-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

lN,thelEpiseogal Conversion at Rhi2a-
delphia BisfhPp Elicit etf ef sTeSas stated that
it would be a long while before the church
could reach the norfheffHR sssttaStes 81 Mexfc6
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

THE Parnell Fund Committee in Dub
lin. has received draft for 81 ,6s2 from
Dennis 6'Connor of Chicago. The fund
will close at the end of December, and it is
expected, with the donations from Australia,
it viii reach a,totaI of $4,000; a. "a.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

The only paying sugar-beet manu-
factory in the country now is said to be
in California. -. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

Col. JAMES TGELIs, special govern
ment land agent, who has been investigat-
ing land frauds in the Territories, says he
has discovered more crookedness and ras-
cality in land entries than the most i'm
aginatiYe mind could conceive of. -.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

NEARLY one-third of the. postal notes
issued from the city Post-6ffice at: Wash
ington are drawn to the order of. NJ.
A. Dauphan, New Orleans, and the lottery
people say to the Postmaster-General,
sWhat are you going to do about it 20
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

A MADRID dispatch of the 9Th. says:
Challemel Lacour, French Minister of For
eign Affairs, has been advised. that the full
text of Grevy's apology to King Alfonso
will be officially published, and that the
leaders of the demonstration in Paris
against the King will be punished.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

A HONG KONG dispatch of the 9TH
says an agreement has been effected be-
tween the King of .Anan and the Black
Flags whereby the latter retire from Tom
qpin and engage not to interfere with COM
MERGE. The Black Flags have already COM
menced to withdraw. Admiral Courbet,
with,a French feet; is at Along Bay.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

The value of imports of merchandise
for the twelve months ended August 81,
SfeeSo4, 564; for the previous twelve months,
S14a0Os,sls; decrease this year, 81, 204 $40.
Value. of exports pf, merehandise for the
twelve months ended August 81, $500, llO,-
91S; for the previous twelve months. $751;
325, 75S; increase this year $685., l61. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

FROM statement prepared by Di-
rector of the Mint Burchard it appears that
the silver on hand July l, 1873, and pur-
chased since then, was 123, ,4S0 ounces,
of which 119, 206, 224 ounces has been used in
coinage of silver dollars and some subsidiary
silver coin; 304 ,375 ounces has been wasted
by operative officers of the minis and sold
IN sweepings, leaving a balance on hand
July 1, 1883, of 396,SS1 ounces. This re-
,nainder has been weighed and verified by
officers of the Treasury Department. The
profits on the coinage of this silver, includ-
ing repayment by the Adams Express
Company, amount to $l7.s4a,ils of which
sum 1851, 1l3 is deposited in the Treasury
Of the United States, 1858 $3.50 has been paid
for shipping silver dollars, s5I,5a5 for loss
oa sweepings sold, ST. a9 for wastages, and
$40 for loss on recoinage, leaving a balance
in the coinage minis, June so, 1888, of
St,21S, 500, all of which since that date has
been covered into the treasury.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

FoLLowISG are the amounts distrib-
uted in the several States by the Trustees
of the Peabody Educational fund the past
year: gAlabamas S4,775; Arkansas, $4,O5O;
Florida, S, 925; Georgia, $500; Louisiana,
S2,l25; Mississippi, 81 400; North Carolina,
$3.50; South Carolina, 81 ,225; Tennessee,
81, 600; Texas, $4,000. Total. ST. 10.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

WHILE a special train was conveying
Lord Northcote and party between Dom
oughmore and Pomeroy, Ireland, on the 9th
a large stone was thrown through the VIM
dow. ;, 1t struck Lady Chrichton on the
back, causing her to fall heavily. Lady
Chrichton tainted having received severe
injuries. Lord Northcote has finished his
campaign in Ireland.l -.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

Under the recent eadjgstment of Post,
masters salaries the foil owing schedule for
Missouri has beenafor1ndARh 'fsh~
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-18

A MONTGOMERY, Ala, dispatch of the
Sth says: The quarantine officer just from
Brewton says that the malignant fever
there is nothing else but yellow fever, and is
spreading He reports seventeen cases and
two deaths to-day. Trains on the Mobile
& Montgomery Railroad pass Brewton
without stopping. DIR. Cochran, State
Health officer, advises quarantine to be
kept up Between here and Pensacola and
rigid enforcement between Brewteh andthe
world. The weather is hot. There has been
no rain for over three months and every
thing is drying up.
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TEHOMAs DOWLIAG, Auctioneer.


CHANCFRY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE.
SIUATE On THE CORN tR OF HiR ZENITH
AND STR EIS SOUIHWE> T. Being PREM
STi.EkT
, ~ virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court oflsEs
me ,ioarGt OF Coumbla, passed in equi caus sl:a
No saoa 90 It y. the undersigned. as TRUSTEE -
the II EIkFSTH DAY OF sEPrt NIB K. AID.
1853 at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOt X PM, in front
Of The premises. the following bed real estat e
situate III the city OF Wa hington Lisrictof olumbia,
square numbered two hu Idred and sixtyeigh, (l6),
improved by two frame houses. aid lot from
nifty to feet on 18th street west and has depth Of
svehty 7O feet and Ten tlo) inches there bouts
Two parcels he larger house aud the around belong
ing thereto VIII be st Oe ed. unless the rustee, in
s discretion should de III it proper to offer the other
and smaller first II offers are not deemed adequate
then the loperty will be offered ent rely
inns of sale, as prescr bed by dec If sold in
par, els one-third 90 cash; the remainder in Coy
ana Twelve a. mouths. If sold in parcel one
thlri % cash. and remainder in one Cd and two (O
Years. Cash payment CT payments to be made day
OF sac, or within G. days thereafter. Def FRED
payments to be evidenced by rromssory notes of the
haser or purchasers, ea ing date day of siie
said notes to bear interest the of (6 per
Der annum till paid. Title to be retained 10y Trustee
unit entire purchase is paid Or the option Of
Tue purchaser or purch a deed ueeds will be
given anu deed or dee of trust tken. If the prop
erty should tie sold Lii lot post of 800 TO be
made al time of sale If sold in lots then 500
post tor the large and $50 FIR the smaller
time, uconveyanclng and riding u be at cost of
pnrthaser or purchasers. II terms of not COM
He with within seven CD days, the roperty, the
part the OF tn respect to which aut made viii
Gs resold at the risk ana of the defau tug rur-
chaser or pu chasers. after five 60 days notice. and
THOMAs l. GARDNER,
sepi-d&us No. S11 18th street northwest.
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SRsrMoNv IN THE CASE or rHox AZ sASxp
This afternoon, tn the Police Court Thomas
Haney, OF 81 and . streets. Was put on trial for
perjury on complaint OF Thomas q. Craney, OF the
nrIn OF Looney Craney. The warrant alleges
that the accused. on the 9th OF July last. while
testifying In case before Justice Helmick. in
which Ii iney was defendant committed wlllful
perjury In swearing to accounts IN his books The
specinc charge Is that Haney brought In his book
the only account Looney Craney had aSainst
MIN, when In poii.t OF fact there Was another
account against the defendants in the book. Mr.
John K Clark appeared for the defendant ana
Mr.. Chas s Moore Tor the government
Justice Helmlck. before whom the suit was
been committed, was called to the stand. and
stated that the action was brought by Craney a
S.e 60 for quantity or bricks Judgment was
given for SIS While testifying In the case Hsncy
swore that certain entry In his book In relation
TO bricks was the only account with Looney
Craney.
Mr.. Craney stated that he had an account
against the defendant for brick and for digging q
cellar. Haney charged what he paid witness Tor
well rs On the other account
something OF a sens ttion as caused by the wit
ness on cross-examinstion admitting that he
ST. ned receipt for SIS. TO beat his partner Loo
n.y Other trans ,ctions OF the same ature were
admitted by the witness He also said that since
the prosecution WAS brought Haney had compro-
missed the matter with Looney by giving hun $50,
and witness did not get cent OF It
THE CASH DISMISSED.
Said Judge Mills. as he stopped the hearings
"Here Is witness for the government who con-
fesses on the stand that he entered into-a con-
spfracy against Hlney. II has been shown that
all the parties connected with A tiled 10 defraud
the others, anu do not think the interests OF the
government would be subServed by prosecuting
such case, and VIII dismiss It."
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKRr
Tx FOLLOWING are tie openinC and cloSn
f'the New \ DIRK Stock Market TO-DAY, as re ,or:ef
ty especial wire TO H. IL Dodge, $50 ljtl street.
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A BRUTAL NEGRO INSULTS WOMAN AND Kuas

BRUTAL NEGRO INSULTS A WOMAN AND kills
MANA special dispatch TO the PhiIadelpbfa
iTeSS from Lawrencevil e, Ga, s pit g. saws: A
terrible tragedy has occurred In De KaIb county
not Tar rom Doravlle. negro went TO the house
% MT Spreweil. VINO was absent, and demanded
OF Mrs. Sprewell something to eat. After ealing
ne demanded that she give him the money in the
hou &c, and She gave HIM SO, all they had; then.
d.mand OF her, whereupon she screamed: this
InShtened him and he LETT son-in-law OF Mr
Spreweu heard the alarm, and hearing from Mrs
Sprewell the facts, with two Others pursued the
wretch and overlook him. When Sprewell at.
tempted 70 arrest him, the negro drew his knife
ana sIaODed nm TO the heart, killing him I'm.
stantiy. Sprewelfs two friends then fired unon
the negro, killing him on the spot
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BoLDlN. On Friday, september It'll 1889, st 9:l5
year Of her age. ' 'A'AA

Tery SfRtf%hS5 i ss 1ssa ss
Notice of Of i tune hereafter.
Ca CARPENIEB. BEKkt d. the youngest child Of
capt. l. h and AIMS X Carleut r pass, away on the
mo, Of Sci TENDER Sd. 1888 and buried Tues.
ghte 70 call bis offce"a SHADY nook l. cas er Of
the heiFhts ef the Anaoosta Bernie was s.f HH
bis mother aud the pride # his father. N'' ~
n. pHR On September Sth 1888. q Pensacola
Of John Purds Of r ay and
q. on sspt ssr 5,h q
MAR NARY E. DUNK. oldest daughter OF Edward and
Notice Of iunera. he eater.
MRS sskAa ssreTbey ssh 1ss' e Y 0'o'oOs
sdw.rd reynolds in the thirty second Of her a
How long she struggled against disease
h 3 bsnded pain and care;
And suffering hard 70 bear.
And yet through ~ ct times she'd smila
And ~hsn The ss snssi. o ca'ed her noms
She smiled farewell to earth.
Farewell dearest sisters.
am 1t rest. and shall forever be:
iSsnnot stay with you on earth.
God esl:d rsss home He as ssoss sas Ss
From SIN and sorrow,
Yet free may We al prepare to follow thee.
unefM Will take place from her late Residence. No
SS8 street southwest, 1T one O'clock .. m sunday
htefment 1t Alexandra, Va q
hass l. Sa ssREss9Rss 1885, after
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SULLIVAN. On Wednesday evening Ser,ternborG
1888. EMILY F., daughter Of the LIE John c. and
Harriott M. Sullivan.
Funeral from the residence Of her nephew Harry O.
Whiting No. 1917 street north vest Saturday Ssp-
tember at O'Clock Friends invited attend II
g ssss': 90 sc sss &
days.
Funeral from the residence Of his psrcnts No lois
Third street northwest sunday. 9th Instant It two o.
NJ. Friends and relatives . Q invited to attend. -
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Encouraging Repor, from Wall Street

BUUM THE MARKET
NEW YORK. Sept. THE Posts nm ncial article
says: The stock market was ~ activ, and buoy
INT during the fofenoon, and when prices were at
Ihey were from s to 2Z higher than The closing
lures OF Yesterday, ani also consider bly, the
staining that the extreme advance was not fully
10 ,lhtained. the net result OF the trading up to
I2:5o o'c0Gk WIS an advance of Il 10 ~. the lat r
on Denver, with IL on Canad Plctc, md u to Y
on Other active stocks. The railroad bonds IN r.
ket was more active in sympathy with the ad-
vance IN prices OF stocks