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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05
Proposed AbattOIr.

Some 80 acres OF land has been pur.
chased half a mile below Jackson
street and near the river front, BY the
Union Stock Yard and FertilizipJ
Company, which was organized yes.
terday by the election Of M. @. PeakC
as President. d. p. Hidden, Vice
President, and It. II. Milburn as
Treasurer. The leading butchers and
stock men Of this city have taken an
interesein the enterprise, and its cap
ital stock is to be S25O,OOO. The OBJ
ject Of the company is to kill all the
stock wanted by local butchers Of the
city within the yards Of the company,
and to convert the Offal into a land
fertilizing substance, in connection
with bed Of mari, or something like
it, which is near the cOmpany's pro.
posed works. Those interested be-
lieve the enterprise will become both
popular and profitable. The name Of
the company is the Union Stock
Yards and Berlilizing Company and
the following are the directors which
met for organization on yesterday; N
o Pearce. D P Hidden, L Hanauer,
j SchilliBg Y Kney. W A Warner, j
0 Nicely, j D Milburn, N Hill, II D
Hampson,G V Rsmbaut, r. d Jordon,
w n Hooth, X WoOlienden and J
Jacobs.
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"sOYs, TN HERE.
The Imposing Form of President
Hadden Looms Up Before Po-
lice Court Attendants This
Morning.
His Unsuccessful Efforts 20 Keep
Ont Of the Clutches of the
RepOrteFs-r The Docket
which Greeted Him.

President David Park Hidden re-
turned from Nashville yesterday, aud
had a weary sort Of yes~pve-been-
there. ice-on>the>head look. 10 other
words, he seemed tired; and when he
entered court this morning he gazed
affectionately on the same old cobwebs
and fat spiders that grew downwsrds
from the ceiling. He looked as though
he had been away for eternity aud part
Of the summer, and it required some
time for him to get his hand. in--ap
the forfeits. I've been to the
Capitol, boys, but I'm not 90.
ing to give away my mis-.
sion to that city; suffice it to say
that they are going to change their
system Of government and come up to
something like our basis, and have a
republic instead Of a monarchy, such
as we used to have here. THEY'VE got
two tickets in the field. and | think
the reform party will win Of course,
the reform people are on the wrong
side Of the fence now, and that's the
reason they call themselves Reform
The greatest trouble had there was in
being interviewed by newspaper men.
By the shades Of Gambrinus, they're
persistent set of people. Hedriek,
sing me Home Again From Foreign
Shores, or words to that effect, an :
we'll begin business"
Following is a summary Of the
docket:
John Schultz obstructed the street
car track on Vance street yesterday
and was fined 81 and costs for the Of
tense.
Frank Reynolds was atlired in a
sleeveless shirt when he was found in
a drunk and disordered condition last
night. He was given So and costs.
Pat Swinnigan was on little spree
that cost him 81
John Duuavin had a hump on hii
back of such dimensions that be
looked like camel. He will pound
rocks for the coming II days.
William Dewey, charged with givinl
ball without license, had hia cas-,
contin led, after which court was dis
charged.
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TWO hundred able-bodied men to DO levee
4 work az MalOne's Landing. Mississippi
river, by W Eldridge' Station workers or
day men will be paid good wages. Apply to
John lalvln. l2l Main street. Memphis. 30
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ers I : GIRLS at Ko-Ro factory, for ight EN-
IA Block. 30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

The Application Tor registration of
Trademark for the Ko. KO Tulu chew
iug gum has been allowed by the u.
5. Patent office.
The funeral Of Mr.. Edward MED.
ing, member of Memphis Lodge K. Of
II. occurred this morning, services
being held at St. Mary's Catholic
church.
Maekinaw trout, red snappers, white
fish, oysters, and fresh meats OF all
kinds, at Seessel's market, 33l Main.
Leave orders for prompt delivery Of
supplies.
The lire among the ruins on Front
street near GayOso wese completely
quenched BY the recent heavy rains.
The FIRE lasted more than two months
without intermission.
Yesterday was Tennessee day at the
Louisville Exposition, and despite
heavy rains 1900 people visited the
great show. Governor Bate and staff
were there among the number.
A correspondent writes to say that
in a recent communication where he
called a person an author the printer
set him as an lass, and he asks that
proper amends be made. 1t will BE-
hard to do it.
The prizes awarded in the Little
Havana Lottery are to the same cor.
responding tickets which draw in the
Royal Havana at Cuba. This make.
the Little Havana very popular. Get
a ticket at once
The sales of cotton yesterday were
the heaviest of any one day so far THU
season. Buyers are keeping close NJ
with the receipts. and but little hat
been put on the market without find
ing ready takers.
The fairies failed to show themselvei
at the advertised street pageant in St
Louis last night owing to the rain
and the Baltimore Orioles encountered
delay, dampness and trouble for thl
same cause some time ago.
Nearly million and hall bushel
of Pittsburg coal has started down tn
Ohio on the present swell of the waite
, for Cincinnati and Louisville. Tn
t advance in price at Southern yard
happened at an unreasonable period
Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 and A
Jefferson, has received Mackina,
, trout, red snappers, Lake Erie sal
mon and perch, all fresh and in choic
. condition. Gulf shrimps, fresh oysters
!. celery, fresh meats Of all kinds an
! new Shaker preserves can also b
: found at this market.
i Bishop Rademacher will administe
4 the sacrament Of confirmation at s
: Peters on next Sunday morning
1870. Fine music will be rendere
y by the choir, under the direction {
! Professor Winkler; the offertory wi
Z = be trio by Mrs. Miles and Messr
= Hutton and Ryan, with cornet accom-
pauiment by Professor Arnold. We
{. per service at 1880 in the evening.
I. Justice Galloway, in a card, says I
: proposal was made to him to redu,
- the $50 per month to increase the s.
and Sl5 Of the other Poorhouse Con
d, mission, as the consideration to h
re selection as Chairman of the Poo
e house Commission, but he can't der
: that Jones and Pope elected Jon
Chairman, and Pope and Jones electt
Pope Secretary. Salary, $50 per mon
for the Craftsmanship and $40 for Il
4 Secretaryship; nor can it be deDi,
y that it was slick work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

A SITUATION BY one who has = good
~ country trade In cotton and groceries, %
sell or travel. Best city preference. address
Traveller, this eiice. so IS
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All persons desiring vocal lessons Of
the Italian master who comes from
London, recommended by Sir Julius
Benedict,will please send their names
to Mrs. Fits. Conservatory Of Mu.
sic over wlilmAnn'a store, 81
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OYNTERN.
Shrewsbury and saddle Rock
Oysters received .daiIy at
Felix FrnnsiOla's,
No, 202 Front street.


N'1"N HWNT lNENW IIUI 10 II
EDITOR LED0ER From an article
published 10 your paper Of yesterday
evening, in regard 10 the election Of
Chairman Of Poorhouse Commission
Il may be inferred that Justices Pope
and Jones had proposed to me 10
elect me 10 thailposition il / would take
of a part Of the salary Of the Chair
man aud add il 70 the $40 and tl5 DO
sitious Of the other two. | want 70
state that neither Justice Pope nor
Jones made any such a proposition TO
me looking to that end.
j. y. GALLOWAY.
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Oysters Rare and Luscious.

ANN~Ao ~NaANA
The months containing the rolling
RS" are fairly upon the population
and the appetite of man for oysters
grows strong and healthy. Mr.. j. D,
H. Myers, of No. 80 Monroe street, is
known to be one of the most genial
and square dealing hosts in the
city, and he has increased the Attrac.
tons Of his establishment by intro.
ducing the rarest Of those delicious
oysters from Norfolk. W.. Mr.. Myerl
will serve the oysters in the best man,
ner possible and in all styles, He pos,
sesses coy rooms, and they will un
dOubtedly be we'll filled during the
cool months with crowds eager to de-
your the Norfolk dainties, and wash
them down with some Of his choic,
liquors. The establishment is conve.
nient Of access and fitted up iu elegant
style, and well accoutered with atten
tive attendants.
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HIVALVRS.

Large and fresh lots OfNOriOIL,
Lynnhaven Hay and York river
OYSTERS received daily at Mey-
eFs', No 10 Monroe street. and
served In the choicest manner.
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KNcnraIon 1n LnnlnrIIle

Grand excursion to Southern Expo
sition by the Louisville aud Nashville
railroad, Thursday, October 18th, at
1890 pm. Tickets good for ten days
from date. Round trip rate o.. Get
your tickets at the office, PSI Main
street. 81
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Large and fresh lot Of Norfolk,
Lynnhaven Hay and York river
Oysters, received daily AZ Mey-
era No 10 Monroe street, aud
served In the choicest manner.
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Grand Excursion 70 Louisville.
Tho Chesapeake, Ohio and South-
western railroad, in order to afford
visitors a favorable opportunity TO
attend tho Louisville grand Exposi,
ton before il closes, will run a special
excursion train with elegant accom-
modatiOns to Louisville, on Tuesday,
October 9, 1899, leaving Memphis at
7;iO am. Tickets will be sold a. sc
for the round trip, good returning in
10 days. Ticket Office, 2S8 Main
street, .IrliNUlm .uUf fnf boz W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

Poll Tax Irregularities Again,
Jeptha Howard has been notified
to-day State, county aud taxing
district poll tax as follows: For State
and county, year 1882, sos; for tax,
ing district, year 1893, $l,Oi; total,
1912. He holds receipts for these
taxes, and also $2.l9 costs involved in
the collection. Not having all the
money one time when called upon a
Varnishee was run upon his wages, and
he had to pay both taxes and costs the
mex. day. This impressed the fact
very forcibly upon his mind, and he
was thoughtful enough to preserve his
receipts. This poll tax business has
been run rather loose in 3 great many
instances, and this is one Of them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

II you want your Piano tuned,
send your order 20 II.G. GeichelI
a 90. for mclermIok. BOT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

n. LEVY,
The Trunk Manufacturer,
will reopen Monday morning
at 33 Monroe street,
with a full line of
Trunks, Valises, SacheIs, etc.
His Factory is I'm operation
at "A Monroe.
All goods damaged
by the late fire
will be sold at
Very Low Figures
10 make room
for the New stock.
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JOHN WAIAr, UNDRRTAES..l
atl second street
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Kentucky Bacon.

A choice lot of sweet Kentucky
cured bacon offers at j. j. Paine &
CO.. No. 355 Front street.
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RIVALVEs
OysIersl Oystersi

In large supply, received daily at Glen.
ents market, 80 Beal. Wholesale as well
% retail trade solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
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PROFESSIONAL
STRAYED or STOLEN,
FOR sALE

u
OEsswai 0I ASol St ~ and R1r3s' Sk Almost
Zi4 No. u Main street
4 ,Ov ERkD spnns wagon, Woodruff oil
! " yer make; also harness and light cart
/ neary new, cheap. J X pendergrast, corner
Main an, South streets. 2SS
A FINk harness horse, suitable for lady
n TO drive, Apply a. 2d Main street, base
meat. Nf
A I a bargail-l glass Office partition.
~ y ~ Williams q Co.
ONE % acres good land near city; also cot
" tage in city. Ike A Chase, go Front. 26i
ELAIBOAT. sailboat and skif cheap.
y 81 Apply at 80 Union street.
| Usr KhLklVED- Bazaar Catalogues dress.
y makers and new fall patterns at AN Coutt
ISL JOHN F. KEY 4 CO.
| OTIS IL 84. o, 10, 10 aud II, Block 3, cor
| ~ ,uer Georgia anu Second streets, Forl
Pickering Apply to " A WHEATLBY q
(wlrAvk-One Of the incest 10 South
" Memphis. Lot eOKb0. NJ L Copaway
lso Main. III
A flnsl class, second hand piano. In ner.
! "A feet order krnnische A Bach, maker
X. Bertschy, 12 Main street. $50
/ 4 w. eNhf INV anu new AAfke lOtt IN
~ South Memphis. Terms part cash anC
balance In monthly payments.
list M Il IONANAY, 2s5 Main.
A BUTTONHOLE machine with ali M
~ appurlenanees. X Bsrtschy, a2 Main 4
CANARY SIZED Three pounds for twenty
" Eve cents. ULLATH0hNE's seed store
l6 Main street. l6i
A VERY fine. second hand. transit for sale
~ thN uronorfy - cha luta M n Monn
Apply at 2lB Main stree y
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w A. WHEATLEY,
W. 28l Main ST. est. Near Madison
RESIDENCES FOR RkNT:
lg6 Third, corner Washington, brick,
20 Poplar, cottage, frame,
nice cottages al Ridgeway station,
Richardson residence and grounds, furnish
cd, BAGS avenue,
Nice residence, Carroll ave, near Magevne,
5OI Adams, second floor, part house,
Also rooms and flats over stores,
30 Filth street, cottage, Fort Pickering,
STORES.
lgl Second cor " ashin gt0n store and room
w w sec!o,ad' under Gresnlaw opsrahouse,
Madison street cotton shed,
III Beal, shop and rooms,
5 W corner beal and DeSoto, store. 1884
HOUSE 1856 Carroll avenue; 5 rooms viii
IL bath room; all In good rerair.
81 I'D STACh. AZ Adams street.
GTORE No. 5l Second street, formerly oc-
~ cupied By b X Plain 4 Co. Apply 70
II Moore x Hogan. 1856 Second st.
OFFICE5, rooms and stores, corner Second
" and Monroe, Myers 4 cneed. 1871
GTORE No. 40 Madison street, from Sent
- LIST. Apply at MENKEN'S, l48i
I ARGE. frst-clsss cotton warehouss.
u l28t ]. v. PATRICK,
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A tlnsi. class, second hand piano, In per.
"A feet order kranisehe A Bach, makers
X. Bertschy, 200 main street. bM
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A GOOD cook. washer, ironer and general
n housework, for = small family. Apply
At 50 Poniotoc. SOS
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A FINk harness horse, suitable for lady
"A to drive. Apply at 81 Main street, base
ment. Ni
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FOR REMT.

DIANOS and organs, new and second hand
on easy monthly inttallments, at
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iVlrAVE-U OF the incest ia souti
Y Memphis. Lot eOKl5O. NJ h Copaway
3oo Main. ri
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( lONhkkD tpnnE wagon, Woodruff a Oil
" yer make: also harness and light cart
neariy new. cheap. X pendergrast, corner
Main an South streets "a 33
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ONE horse, wagon and harness, almost
" new. Apply 10 T U'NElL,
2lM No II Main atr at
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Two rent, for few months by a careful ten
i ant, medium sized, furnished house OF
cott-gs. Best Of references. address 4, this
once d "a
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USl hhI blNED-B Bazaar Catalogues dress
y makers and new fall patterns, at AN Court
street.
83l JOHN Z. KEY A CO.
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4 a bargail-l glass ofiee partition.
a % 81 Williams A Co.
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FURNISHED ROOMS at 800 Main street.
Il 20 IS
MICE brick residence on fernando road
IN near Selma X. X. track.
Residence, with acres land, MeLemOr,
avenue. near State Female College. Apply I,
NJ L SELDE y, 2S7 Main street. 26
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I OTIS /, 2, B 4. 8, 70, IS aud II, Block 8, cor.
Pickering. Appiy to " a WBFkTIFy' AZ
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nNE hundred men. Is teamsters, to work
" on leyee; day and station work. Apply
70 W II Vaughan 4 Co., Contractors, Bolivar
Landing, Miss D, IL
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ONE % acres good land near city; also cot
" tage IN city. Ike A Chase, go Front. 26t
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H'LAIDUAI, sailbOat and skin cheap.
u 81 Annly az 30 Ininn slreai
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! COPYING or CO 'respondenee 10 do by the
" writer, who As some leisure and is a good
and rapid penman. Addrta y Y z. this
Office. 228
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-11

" seems t0-us that Mr.. Carlisle stands
substantially on the Ohio platform.-Pe
tcrs6drg Nail.
IL ne doesn't stand upon that platform
which is in the very same words as the
Virginia platform-he is misrepresented
By his friends. But we need not ask his
friends 10 speak for him; for in speech in
Congress, at the last session of that body.
he said:
ssT am one of those who believe that the
power OF taxation can be legitimately en-
T.loyed only for public purposes, or. in
other words, that the object OF all taxation
should DC reyenue-reycnue only, II you
please; but il with this primary object IN
view the tdreS on duties can be so adjusted
as % aid oar industries piHOt imposing
oay burdens upon the people beyond tchdt
Otfe7,r;se ipOud haze been accessory, there
is nothing in the policy advocated by those
who demand reform in the tariff to for
bid their encouragement or protection TO
that srtent, and | think il eau be demon
strated, so far as facts and figures can de-
mOnstrate any proposition upon such sub
iect, that such 4 policy cOutd AFFORD all the
lroteCtiOa that any legitimate and lceli-cOn-
d,ctod industry needs Ia this country
New the tariff resolution OF the Lynch
burg platform says identically the same
thing in other words. We quote it once
more:
eve favor a tariff for revenue, limited
10 the necessities OF the Government eco
nomioaily administered, and so adjusted in
as application as to prevent unequal bur-
tleJls, encourage productive industries at
home. and afford just compensation to
tabor, but not 20 create or foster monopo-
lies"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-11

Enrolled Bills: ofessrs. Bolen. Mofest, PAXTON
NAYS KilQore, Jones' McIin. Vaughan OF Gooch.
land, Mustard Of Bland, Parker, ElIis' Band ano
House Expenses: Messrs. Dunn. Dunlop, Gose
Evans Of MIddlesex. and Grifin.
Rules: Mr.. Speaker tsr Gncfo) ana "eS'r''
Executive Expenditures Ncssrs. Bailey. CHAP
man. seay. Barton. Grandst,if Gos,, Anderson 81
scS,t, "nd Gre 'e1V Of Petersbarg
Propositions and Grievances: Messrs. tard'
well. Overbv. Dunn, Mooreteld, saunders; Ople'
Herring White Bishop Bolen' "eseo'' ro"eh'
Courts OF Justice: Messrs. Barton, Christian,
Cardwell. Trigg. MunfOrd. smith, fitlpatrick'
Nance. kilgOre, Moon, Ross, Prctlow, ana Hdr-
immigration: Messr.. .Trigg. Crockett, Nance,
Graves. Vim. Luttrell. Rchnrdson. Robson, FAR
ker Baker. Noblin. Wheeler, and Dodson. 800,
Officers and Offices at the Capitol: Messrs. CID
son. Meade. Morcfeld, Oyerbey fosl,r' vanghan
Of Grayson, Vaughan Of Goochllnd, Wesleou'
Loving. Boiling. Dodson, Bland, and wheeler.
Claims: Messrs. Vaughan Of Grayson: Ander-
con Of Pittsvlyanfa. Gordon. Baker, MOiett Mus
tard of Bland, Richardson, Green OF Shuord.
| Mays, Burks, Brockwell, Dodson, ana Green Oh
Petersburg. 81,
Eitznntrick, Christian. CardwelI. Nunford Bar
ton Grandstan. Harnsberger, hilgOre' iotlard'
| Gibson, FRANKLIN, Gordon, and Green OF refers
Agriculture aud Mining: Messrs. saunders. Left
| wich BrOckett, Meade of Clarke. MOOreheld' ia
zlcwood Mank. Whitehead, Meade OF ScotI be'S"'
i l.
! schools and Colleges Messrs. Anderson oi kbck-
bridge, Dunn, Ellis, Camper, Jones, hellY, klch-
ardson. Gramdstaf. Leigh, wilkins, Banks GURUS
and Scott. a.,
Roads and Internal NayigattOn Mcssr3' MOOD
| Siribllng, Bailey. Evans OF RICHMOND; lawson
/ Marshal YOse. stewart of Richmond county.
Harm. berger. Burks. Darst. Loving. ana tfalAIh'
! Finance: Ncssrs. Pollard, Graves, Kelly, Evans
| Of Richmond. Noblin. Anderson or ROckbridge.
| Meade of Clarke. Gibson. Herring Lakewood:
! Garrett, Lcftwich, Crockett. Chapman ana
| Mauck.
Chesapeake and Its Tributaries: Nessrs. Chris
I tan. Evans Of VI ddlcscN, Dunn. Westcott. Seav.
| Porter. Marshall White. Ross, Nance. Crockett,
! Luttrel and stewart Of Richmond county.
! Public PROPERTY: Mes-rs. Ward. Dunlop,
Ech0ls, Fitzpatrick. RYAN, Harrison Mauk. An
derSon of King William, Whitehead, saunders,
Burks. Garnet. and NcCHdlsh.
Roads and Internal Navigation: Messrs. Moon,
Stribllng. Bailey. Evan,l OF Richmond. Lawson,
Marshall, GOse, stewart. of Richmond county.
Ilarnsberger, Burls. Darst. Loving. and franklin.
Banks CurrrrncY. and Commerce: Messrs.
Loving Ward. Anderson OF PittsNlYauia. Parker.
Anderson of King William, Prctlow. Ryan. Mof.
feit Brockwcll. llarnsberger, Boiling Banks, ana
GIiggs.
The House adjourned about 3 O'Clock.
The GaruS.
The Democratic members OF the General
Assembly will meet tonight in the hall OF
the House to make nominations OF Capitol
officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-11
DEATHS.
Died. in Manchester. December 3. 1888. Mrs.
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, la the slNieth year oi

VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, Ia the sINlletn gtdF oi
her age.
Dearest mother. thou hast left Ms.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But 'tis God VINO has bcreft IL.
He can al our ,orr0w- heal.
The funeral took place December 9Th from her
late residence.
Died. December @. ss3. after brief illness. At
Hivcrylew. Halifax county, Va. the residence of
her husband. illiam GlascOck. Mrs. SARAH
NICHOLS GLASCOCk, In the siXtleth year OF
Mrs. Gla-cock was the mothe, Of ". II. Glss-
cock Of this city.
Died At o'clock 4. VI. on Monday. 10Th in
slant, FANNIE BELL Youngest daughter of Mr..
Lewis II. ana Mrs. julia :. BOuht: aged ten years
four months aud ten DAYS.
" Thou art gone 70 the grave, but we viii not de-
plorc thee,
Whose God was thy ransom, thy guardian, and
lie gave thee, lie took thee, and lie viii restore
thee,
And death hath no sting, ;or the saviour hath
died.
The funeral services viii De held at The Clay
street Methodist Episcopal church on II E>DAl
1t / / O'Clock \. VI. The relative, and friends of
the family are invited TO attend
Died at the residence Of her husband. No. 900
north Third street. AZ a quarter 20 O'Clock. Mrs.
JOHANNAH STORCH, aged twenty four years
and two days. beloved wife Of John =. Storch and
daughter of Robert schilling
Dearest JOHANNAII. thou has left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But lis God that hath hCreft us
lie can an our sorrow, neal.
She shall sleep. hut not forever,
IN the lone and silent grave:
blessed hp the Lord thai iaketh.
Blessed De the Lord that gave.
In the bright, eternal city.
Death can never. never come;
Byeand bve We there shall meet thee,
I'm the blessed heavenly home.
The funeral viii take place from -. John. Ger
man Lutheran church THIS Tuesday AFTER
NOON at o'clock. Friends and acquaintances
respectfully invited 10 attend.