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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12
Nrw ORLEANS, August j, !,
TO THE PUBLIc',' .
Investigate FOR Yn,.

Postmgsicr-Gencral GRESHAM, "es
lishcd II wilful and naIicinus ihaylhg pok
gard TO the character Of Tho i"f,en~dhh.
Lottery Company, The following t" ",a0a Sss
en- to the public to prove his . - '"vs Ere st
we are engaged in n irauJulcnt, 'yilnCa, iha
be false and untrue: ~ ouslres
Amount OF prizes paid by Tho ,
State Lottery Company from Jan "e Loesl,u
to prcscntdate ""u"ry l,lsy
Paid to the Southern Express O.
New Orleans, 7. NJ. Wescootg
Paid to Louisiana National si,l1I-j p.ni Shaggy
Paid to Louisiana State y",iomi 1904
Bank, 5. IL. Kennedy, pre.id"", g.,
Paid to New Orleans National RI lS,lg
A. Baldwin, President
Paid to Union National Bank & wa
Charidron, Cashier :"
Paid to Cilizcn'' Bunk, Ell. Car. IVA
ricrc, Prosident----.-.---.' ..
Paid to Germania National BorL ''lM
Julius Cassard, President
Paid to llibcrnia National Bank @A
Chas. Palrrcy, Cashier ..
Paid to Canal Bank, Ed. Toby ''1a
Cashier ------..----..--" g,
Paid to Mutual National Bank '@9
Jos. Mitchell, Cashier ~
Total paid as abovc-,----.- soo:,,..
Paid in sums Of under 81 eco At -''SS'
the various oiliccr Of the Gonna.
ny throughout tn. United State sOr.. ..
Total paid by ALL. slsce-
For the truth OF the above fact. 90. ~
the public to the officers Of the aGov' W 'se
corporations, and for our legality and l aiN,
ing To the Mayor and Officers Of ,be r ;,''.
New Orleans, to the State authcritrs III )!
lana, and also 10 the [. S. Official. n 4 Ivy
lana. We claim to be legal, honest and J "
rect in all our transactions. rs much ,o, . " ',
business in the country. Our stapdirgS =
coded by all who will investigate ~, A. J
stock has for years been sold at our lo' ,
Brokers, and owned by many Of m, !
known and respected citizens. W.
NJ. \. DAUpllIN, Presilep,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

i!sn Josiah Patterson, Of Memphis,
and Hon. $. +. Wilson, Of GaIIatin,
have been suggested rs the probable
Electors for tac State at large on the
next Democratic ticket.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

Tennessee State Bonds amounting TO
nbont e., 600, 600 have been funded.
The Comptroller states that Of the bonds
81 Tar presented to be funded, about
laIr were State D.bt proper and half
railroad binds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

\ Montana belle, says an exchange,
on being asked by gentleman if they
possessed any culture out her way, re-
piled: Culture? You bet your varic-
gated socks we do We kin sling more
culture to the square foot in Helena
than they can in any camp in America.
Culture? Oh, loosen my corset till |
smile y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

ca. u. Il. Parker, chief inspector Of
the inspection division of the postoiicc
department, has rendered his rcsigna.
ton. to take effect Oct. lst. y. u.
Sharp, inspector, stationed at Chatia
nooga, las been appointed to succeed
him
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12


United States Marshal Tillman, Of
Nashville, states that all Witnesses in
behalf Of the Government whose claim,
have accrued since the beginning of The
fiscal year, July !, 1883, that is, those
who have claims for attendance rs wit.
nas5es since that date at Nashville, will
be paid Immediately on the termination
Of their attendance and the receipt BY
him of the pay rolls. He has The cash
in hand to pay them, and will settle
promptly on presentation Of their
claims. The appropriation for the pay
mcut Of witnesses for the last fiscal year
was inadequate, but for the present fs-
cal year there is no deficiency. Mr..
Villman wishes this known throughout
the district, and asks that newspapers
circulate the information so that wit
nesses may not sacrifice their claims.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

JUDGE Baxter, Of Nashville, Issued an
intcrlocutory order restraining tie State
Comptroller from collecting back taxes
amounting to $780, from tie Louis
Vile & Nashville and Decatur Railroads
preliminary 10 argument Oh 4 motion
for an injunction
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

Practice in the Courts Of Franklin ard nd.
loing counties. and in tie Supreme Court ut
Nashville. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to them. mayc0, 80.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

The accounts Of the State Comp'roI-
lcr's Office for the month Of August show
the following receipts and disbnr.c'
mcu,-; Receipts, 3jl, $50 Il; dis
bur.omcnl., g5L5l3,jj. Exccss of
disbursements over receipts, sl,336.OS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begins August : Tuesday The outlook for the future full pre-
ISL r enrolment The growth from the first has been
steady and healthy and to-day the Normal the largest school Of its in
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

Tu,hhoma is, undoubtedly, the most
caler,risiue town in Middle Tennessee.
The citizens nre not afraid to invest
Their means in building and manuac'
.tmjns enterprises. And we predict
that in few years TuIlohoma will be
tie boss town Of Middle Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12
CAPITAL PRIZE, G75,o0ol
Tickets only. SIS. Shares
in proportion.
Louisiana State LOTTERY N

ave do hereby certify that We suprts
the arrangements for all the monthly ,J
Scmi.amual drawing Of the Louisiana S,,s
Lottery Company, and npor,on manage nd
control the drawings themselves, and that n,
same are conducted with hone,ty. iair4.
and in good faith toward all parties, and \,
authorize the Company to u.s. this cerilcIt
with iac-Similts OF our signatures attachct, n
It's - 'crtiscmnts."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12
LIST or PRIZES.

1867 Prizes, amounting to ---------SZO''W
Application for rates to clubs should 10
made only to the chicc Of the Company III
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly gN'
ing full address. Make p. o. Money or
dcrs PAYABLE and address Registered Letter 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANh,
New Orleans, La,
Ordinary Letters by Mail or Exprcss!.,
M. q. Ghus HIN,
New Orleans, lap
or VI. A. DAUPIIIN,
G07 Seventh St., Washington, DC
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

An earnest effort is being made in
Georgia to raise funds by subscription
for tho purchase Of Liberty Hall, Alex.
andcr Il. Stephens latc residence, the
intention being to erect there Il monu
mcnt, and to keep the property rs near.
lyus possible in the condition in which
Mr.. Stephens left it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

Frank james was acquitted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

Qni,c ulmhar Of the presidents o
Eastern universities are taking decide
steps against the prevalence Of athcli,
exercises among the scholars to the Diet
rimcnt of intellectual pursuits. They
propose if capable to froWn down base
ball and boating, AND encourage study.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12
HOLMES IMMINENT

Is an INESTIMABLE BOON to all child.
hearing Women; real blessing to suffering
females a true
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12

incorporated in 1865 for % ycars " ,a
Legislature for Educational and Chariralk
purposcs-with u capital oi SlCOOOOC-b
which a reserve fuul Of over S5JO,dO as
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote itsirT.
elise was mahc part Il the present Slia
Constitution adopted Dee. "a, a. b. 1919.
neAp The only Lottery ever voted on nd
endorsed by the reoplc cfary State.
II nerer scalcs o. pospcae.
Its Grand Single Numter
Drawings take place Hon,kiy
a SpLEEDip CPpCRTUEtTY
TO WIN a FORTUNE.
TENTH GRAND DRAWING, ClAS
X, at NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY,
Oct. Q, i553-!s!st Monthly
Drawing.
Capita! Prize, $4,000.
ioO,cCOiTickets at So each.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-12
MOTHERS FRIEND.

When applied few weeks before confinement
it will produce u quick and safe delivery,
control pain, and alleviate the usual dread,
agonizing suffering, beyond the power OF lam
guagc to express
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-19

SEssS tstS
.tnscsi ptions upon them record their
names and deeds. and but ritter . lapse. OF
e 600 years all that il left of then, is a
nlass Of III ms v AIcls men i rom Kok o,no,,
indiana, punch aboat with their canes,
after which they 60 back 70 their hotels
and read uptheir histories, or pretend to,
I'D The guide book Forever is long
time. II is better to- live for the imme-
date present, for the forever" is unat-
.tainable for.the greatest. There were
.forgotten Nsspeleons and Caesars long
before the Appian Way was built. and
there are Caesars and Napoleons coming
who will take the places Of. those whom
We now worship. AS children are being
born every day, and always will be, i'm.
naortaIity is rather q difficult thing 10
achieve. Time has been rolling on, time.
will roll on, and time is a great engulf,
er. twill wear ont the greatest deeds
and swallow the vastest .renown.z Yet
there are those who with their eyes
turned toward posterity, feel good at be.
ing elected to State Legislature, an .
many raen take great pride in being
made secretary Of d county political con-
vention,, y" G" t~%",.,' = s.. u:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-19
Our E.tsJOyments.

Z = Z
From whence are they derived? Are
those WHO are spending their time in abe
pursuit Of useless pleasures raally the
happy ones J. z s5t. III
a"S True happ5neas IS only found by those
who do good works those who live, no,
Y for themselves alone, but try as they so.
through life to lefs stray OF sunshine into
the lives ct those with whom they come
in contact. How strange that SO many
thousands should ruin health, fortune
aud even reputation in the pursuit of
pleasures, that, like the apples Of the
Dead sea, turn to ashes in the. grasp,
when there il 30 much unalloyed enjoy
ment to be found in ministeriDg 10 the
wsnts Of others, We eli rnsasr have &C:
cupa,ion OF. be miserable, ami there is
no need Of being idle Tire IL earnest
work lying right in onr pathway Even
if we have sorrows Of our own the snrest
way to throw them off, and forget to
shed our own tears is by drying the
tears Of others. There Is so much suffer
ing. 80 much ,orrow To be relieved. We
should interest ourselves in every sad
face we meet, every hungry, wan little
child; kind word OF smile often does
50 much good, we do not know how often
it lets ray Of light into . darkened
life. 49, z. II
Jean Paul Richie says: Many q
world goes down in the human heart.
and is heard of no tnore.n It may be
worId OF love, q world of disappoint-
roent, or world of sorrow. . Little docs
the Singing, jostliug throng know of the
secret chambers Of the Individual heart.
There are loves, sweet and Trusting, pass
ing us every day, and there are those.
whose loves have proven to BE- e. eanker
IN the heart, creeping in and gnawing
away the life OF the poor victi'm--s1owly
but surely-snd yet we see no sign hrt
the far away look in the eyes, and there
are those over whom the waves Of disap-
pointment have rolled time and again,
those too who have seen their visions of
happiness crumble, their brightest hopes
dashed to the ground by an unrelenting
fate, as 1t seemed, and still there are
those over whom sorrows far darker and
harder to bear than death have passed.
and still the outer world has seea no
sign. Then let us go through the world
with kiua word and a cheerful smile
1t is lard to speak pleasant word some
times when The shadow rests in our OWE
hearts, but we will find our own spirits
lightened by SO doing, and in look ing
back they Will scent to us like green
sunny islands in a melancholy waste Of
ocean, JEANETTE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-19


"Nasby' in a recent letter from Rome
describing the celebrated highway known
as The "Appinn Way" and the immense
number OF demolished ombs. and monu-
ments along its course, which were
built centuries ago 10 the memory Of
noted men Of those days, INDUCES in the
following remarks concerning lasting
celebrity: ~.,. -= - = ~.
"Forever!" How little men who have
the insane notion Of living in memory
''fcrever'' comprehend tile meaning of
the word! Thousands Of men promi-
nent in their day died expecting to be
remembered forever and imposing
tombs were built to hold their ashes, and,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
LEGIsLA1IOY ~ NAT-JLRSEK
rnY rrLEGRArH TO THE rRiBrSEl

TRENTON, \. j., March 5.-Ghe House to-
night pasAc tie bill Of Mr CASTOR OF faac Requiring
secdsnen to give wnten guarantee 10 purchasers tGa
seeds sold by sound. and making them liable
q dAnagcs the s,tus ia 70 gro" by reason oi
their bad quality The bill OF Mr. Freeman, Of Mddiesr1
providing In 81 joiut meeting OF the lcg-Ii
ure Tor the election Of officers majority Of the
PRESENT shall be sufficient eci passed. finally, bat
wa aftvrRArd TocOnsid,rca cnDrrs OJccng u u on
account doug away with tie provision IN tte pre-
ent law relating JOINT met tug, N.icu rrqirs ma
iority OF toe ncnbrrs the ie-Jsiaturc 10 elect u
Vas rcconited totac Judiciary Co nmlitec fur aiacnG
mem. Iuo Committee tue Armltagc lgan DI4DeIb
invesCntOa will make up its report AID prcaent IL 10
the lIotrc tU-uiOrlOH.
Iae senate "a executive session cOnarmtd TIE uoinina
ton 81 j. T. Furt a. DiriuC. tOurt Juizs 90 Newark
senator Vail Di tnr1tdns 'oraiiol- 20 a.
convey any tnrir properly uhe iusp'ch or IA an
soivrncy. Among tho pills passed "cf
the following: Appr1J uatlug Sl6,'OD 10 thr sac u
form school Yauous ian yroYemosts' GatnOrLnE lie
GOvcrnor appJint trieunaAly tno p'FSohs
Rhu, with tee Controller, ehaH cqdsl@e
nrYunation Of real estate among the counties 81 lac
state tuon purposrs; req rng IN" sindl ol tno
sttu lbn OF the Llt1 stale. RlI al NcW-deFscl IN
tue scSOols o. the slate, ana enabling COMPANIES
or auizuI Dulf uO,.s TO Issue ID anar Two
5ils were los, requiring us mtEing bequct- 30
charitable n.iituii made mouth before inc
tttataTs dean tar OlLer mdzlLs any Ia loficu
uuuer t.e laws OF lie state ndeOt
Tho Governor has signed tno enid Labor OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
THE RED SPOT on JUPITER.

The first regular meeting of the American AS
Economical Society. which was organized In January
vas held I'm the room Of the BROOKLYN Acad-
emv of Music last evening Among those present were
George NJ Hopkins, Professor Peckham' OF me Adelph
Academy Professors and Eaton OF tho Packer
Itutc. Professor Levisou of the Cooper Institute;
- p servss and Messrs. Parkhurst and Gregg. In the
a,sence Of s. " White. the president, Mr. Gregg occu,
lied the chair The topic for discussion was fhysieh
fan,s I'm Jupter" Nearly all OF those Who spoke con-
n their remarks the consideration OF the red spot
witch for the four years has been the sunect OF
,rnch sneculaton among astronomers. MT farkhurst
Ia tha the most remarkable characteristic OF the spot
was the difference between the rue OF It's rotation au
No ~ fhe white spot a short distance from H. Mr.
ssTis said that three theories had been adVhhced IN
r,rd TO the origin OF the spot The nrst was tal u
ne an enormous volcano which has broken through
surface OF the planet and Is pouring foh streams OF
10 and re: the second accounts for It's presence 90 ns
,nd that A. A. a mass of scOrise floating ON the quid
Surface Of Jupiter the third riga Dis y as ap 2pehg IA
cn Inc seen II was decided 10 hold the next meeting
n tbe first Monday In April at the Packer Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
VINO STOLE MR.. J1ME4U,S MONEY!

At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday. be-
fore Justice Dutty. August Jameau dealer IN arti-
fetal flow rs at No. 767 Broadway. charged Will
lam Davis. a well-dIessed man about twenty-eieht
wears old. with stealing $40 from him on the even
ING Of February IS. Mr Jameau testified that upon
the plea Of desiring to purchase some flowers the
nrisorer was admitted 10 his room, ana that while
hl. back was turned. the prisoner took the money
frotn a small pOcket-hOO that lay on the table.
Inc nrisonpr escaped before the robbery was dIscov-
Runan Catholic Church On last sunday, he rec0g-
nixcd him and bad him arrested. DaFis was per-
nitted Co make "A statement In his own behalf. de-
rvtnp tie accusation aud that lie had ever been III
Mr. Jameaus house. Mrs. russell ana Alfs' Nteen,
of M lu9 Clinton place testified that DAVIS spent
IN. ,enlnQ IN question with them ut party and
nj her tuaOueIs gave testimony favorable 10 MN.
Than Alice Cannon, VINO l. 10 Mr. Jameaus employ,
n,sitlyely identified DAVIS as the nan who was
win Mr. Jameau, ana her mother, VINO saw only
his aide lace partially identified him. Justice Duny
decided To hold Davis To answer IN %oOO oali,"hc
was promptly FURNISHED. :. oo n.
Ib,yis paye his address ms No. 40 East twenty
fonrtn-st but upon inquiry the reporter was told
that no such man lived there. Mrs. Rpsseil ana
Mrs Green were appealed 10. out tney uecIaIeu
Rs.d living at No 81 Fifth-aVe.. who had testified
IN Wr Davtss behalf and who was one OF has
friends, they SAID. would probably know. But
when reporter appealed "a Mr.. Reed, he positively
refused to give any in formation. f..
sergeant welsing. of the Seventeenth Precinct
police station, said that probably the man vas
ifnowu at No. 100 East Twenty fourth-st. as Der.
MD Donnely for that name was upon piece OF
nonar which he tried 10 tear up when ne was nist
brought TO the station. The sergeant ala NOT Know
ytnng about the man; Nhen ne MAS nIss az, az
Te.tsd he had said that he was merchant dealing
ntla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
RE-ENTRANCE OF MR.. BARRETT.

RE-ENTRANCE OF Mr.. BARRETT.
Lawrence Barrett welcomed at the Grand
Opera House last night, by great audience before
which he gave his well-known impersOnation OF
Cardinal Riokelieu, and by which he was called be-
fore the curtain at the end Of each act with tumui-
tuous applause. This performance is not now To be
described. Its attributes of pictorial color,
theatrical embelshUnent, sonorous elOquenee ana
indomitable vIgOr of nerve long ago made 1t raw
orite achievement and these have many times been
specified here in critical viewal and estimate. MT
Barrett, IN his treatment OF the somewhat grim yet
kindly humorous qualities of Riche'ieu often revlves
q pleasant memory Of Forrest, IN this character
but IN general, the lines that be purSues are The
same that were long ago set forth by Edwin Booth
His distinctive excellences,-often before recoe-
pized, and again last night,-are certain
moments of pathetic rcvere and sad ABSTRACTION as
at the lines reminiscent of JuliSs dead father, ana
at the betrothal Of the lovers, and certain other
moments of splendid intellectual exultat'on, when
righteous anger overbears all prudence IN
the old prelate's mnd and heart. lie
delivered the Cardinals threat of excomInunlci tl"h
in a thoroughly grand and noble manner Louis
James aud Marie Wainwright. as ne MdHlTot ali9
Julie participated in the public welcome apo
shared i'm the success of the night " IN M.
Cesar" will be given this evening. and " Hamlet
fo-mOrrOY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

SMALLPOX IL BUFFALO. .
RTPPALO harrh b.-AnOther case OF smallpox
was discovered here today.
A CONTRACTOR MISSING.
PROVIDENCE. X. l., March J.-Albcrt Il. POLLOCK
contractor and builder has been MISSING since "Wednesday
had no financial or other troubles
SAN FRANCISCO CITY ELECTION.
SAN FRANcIsCo Marcn 5-ibe Official canvass of
the Vote OF The city eocon here last week shows that tho
tsi have been cd much suspicion OF H. I'D
THE WATER BOARD OF BOSTON.
POsTON Narcn 5.-At "A IN g iug OF the Board OF
Aldermen night resolution was adoped stating That In
opinion II The Board II was inc guy o. we Mayor 10 TO
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF ALTOONA.
ALTOONA, Penn. NJ rcn .. The CITY Council
passed resolution tonight denyng thN A'o'hA 'u Ut in
tsuded 10 repudiate any Of IL Indebtedness
NEW sAENGERFEsT MUSIC HALL
BuFFAIO Marcn 5.-lhe cOrner-sinne of the great
sangcriest Music Hall was ald here 10 day. were
building Is 10 cost and wi seat 1900 PEI sons The
N0rth american sangerbund VII hou ea, M ns'o
in July and this part prompted The erection oi TIC HA
LOUISIANA ELECTION FRAODS.
NFw-ORLFANs March 5.-Iweiye OF mo persons
indicted by present Grand jury Tor eeouoh TO
s nan each Al stated that all those indicted Dy to
fofmer Grand Jury included In the eleetOnIaul .S
have added 10 this list
STRIKE OF PUDDLERs. ,
PoTTsrowN. Penn. March D. he Tollng mn Oh
Poits Brothers. which has stopped ior i've ~
on account Of uncertainty about the iaflD Whs
day heat the pudd crs $40 theii @ 1
work and went home The cause 81 the htla" 70. III a.
of reduction IS 30 ton plders ana Oi Pei ooh' al
the wages OF the other worxmon.
FXTRAVAGANT REFREsHMENT BILLS.
BOsTON MaTch J-MayOr Palmer TINS evening"
sent 10 the Board OF Aldermen special message u Wo
declined 20 apPro reireshmen bs OF committee
coosrctlon Of OF the ty Conoa au
recommended that such bills be permitted IN we iuuls
,e,rgd 10 special committee renchmeat oI FeoSh
meat bills and carriage hire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
DIED.

GAINEs-At Huntington n. Y. March 2 Martha Il, wife
Relatives aud friends are invited funeral
uuntnston TUESDAY, March D, at Second Presbyterian
Carriages win he waiting meet train Of l. RR BY boat
leaving Slthst ferry at $50 M returning by Train az
HALLocK-At Milton on. Hudson February 2s 1888 Phebe
HalocE
MAcLEAY Entered into rest March at Sssrwals Conn.,
MAGUIRE-On wednesday. 7th inst at 1880 a. there
Will De solemn Mass Of Requiem Months n,Hil az 81
of the sou OF the late Pastor. Rev Eugene Mcguire
clergy and relatives and friends are Invited to at
MILLs-suddeny. her residence, l5Ctast near Mott
Mills for many years resident Of Bankst New-forS
Noiiee Of funeral hereafter
NEwBoLDIn PHILADELPHIA March 3 catharine sheat VIE
OF Amos L. Newbod and daughter Oh the late George
Funeral services at ST. Jamess Chuwh. Philadelphia
TUESDAY. the 9th lust, at II O'Clock noon.
SORwOOD-on sunday March T. 1888. Of pneumonia, Frs
rahsa S at his her residegcs 10 POO warOur
ioaye lonSsr on rEesdsy Mae o. ~ p a. trau from
Grand Central Depot returning leave Yonkes at 10
sEYMOUR-At WATERFOWL y. Y, on the Sd nst Allen II.
Funeral rom his mothers residence. Peekn y. Y, Taes
TE Gag le @STS Grand r. cen Central Depot Ham
@ wda%
aVo: BroH 1 oS 1S
Intsrmeut at Jericho L. l.. on
srELMANon SUNDAY evening sts inst az the re;denc,
wife Of s%Ge S S;S = se sa5 % sr
Church. on Wednesday the 7th inst. At $50 p m
the the Church
Home" respectfully In si.ed 10 attend.
waiting OF Haven HR
leaving Grand Central Depot al z 10 y. m
TOMPKINs-On sabbath morning March L. Maud. dangh
George Fanny f. TOmpkins IN the 2thyear Oi
her aga
Relatives and friends OF the family invited 10 attend the
services the parents residence, No 90 wilson
st, Brooklyn r. d. on tuesday evening at oclook'
WHEELER-On the 4th inst- Anna Adelaide Wheeler
daughter Of stephen H. and Mary d. Wheeler IN the S0u
yeaT OF bsr age
Relatives invited 10 atteld the funeral
"Wednesday March at 2l6 from the residence OF
her parents. No 10 PeDnlB gtoast. Newark NJ
Mount Pleasant Cemetery atthe conVem net
OF the family.
wHIrE-on saturday. March 3, Charles A. White aged 80
Friends invited Ia attend tho funeral ser
vices Tuesav. March at II 30 PM from tue esideace
Of lis uncle Edwagd r. James, 10 Eat oOth Il.
WHEELW RlGBT-On sunday, March L. 1855 william O.
Xhpe wright in the 47th year OF MS age.
invited 20 attend his
funeral James's Church "a ST. hetweeI Lexington
Sd ednesday morning, MAicA
further