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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-20
LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court Of the County of
Los Angeles, State Of California.
In tho matter Of the estate OF Dolores s. de
Ayila deceased

Avila, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Executor Of the estate Of Dolores s. de Avila, de-
ceased, TO the creditors OF. and all persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibit
them with the proper vouchers within four
months after the first publication Of this notice.
to the said Executor at the office OF his attorney
VIM. d. stephens, Room s5 Temple Block, In
the city Of Los Angeles, the same being his place
of business. FRANCISCO Z. AViLA,.
Executor OF Dolores s. de Avila, deceased.
May 27, 1884. MS lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-20
ROCK ISLAND RoUTE /,

annary called
.pss: rains copo:sd Of oomMoDoys
MOST HORTON RecLihiNo
bet
TWO TRAINS ars
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-20
Monday, the 18th Day orJuiy,

A. d. 1884, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Courtroom
Of ssid Court, at the Court House, In the city OF
Los Angeles, in sal county, the time and
place Tor hearing said petition when and where
all persons Interested In sa d estate may appear
and contest said petition by hling their obiec-
tions in writing,
A. W. POTTS,
Clerk Of said Court
RYE. H.OwEN, Deputy.
Dated Jane 18th, 1884. ie1b iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-20
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court Of Wilmington
Township. Of the County of Los Ange-
les, State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-20
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of an order issued out Of the Supe-
rior Court of the State OF California, in and fer
Los Angeles county, and to ne directed and de
lvered, dated june 18th, 1884 in that certain
proceeding pending in said Court wherein Sam
uel Norton is the petitioner and his creditors are
the respondents, II being proceeding in insolv-
cncy, have levied upon the following property
tO-wit.
That certain stock OF goods, ware, and merch-
andise, consisting of dry goods, boots, shoes,
lothing ETC., etc, formerly being the stock in
trade OF said s. Norton and now being In that
certain store formerly occupied by him on the
corner of Bush and Fourth streets, IN the town OF
santa Ana county Of Los Angeles state OF Cali
fOrna And notice is hereqy given that
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

IsplkNAroidS. Ind. luis PA fe-
,urisr Said ~ t.pyerpor Hendricks:
~Iic opposition asc l.in9 aDoui you AZ
badly a. lhey did III 1876
"lc..7 uas me reply. "hut 40 fnu no-
tice that ilsc lip~ NJ not stick any Letter
Than ihcy hld llarnsT
Eron l.i- aiien;lnu heiar called q 'ilf
two latest iaiiicaiidrA Semi 0nl ffoul
Wus,,iNglon. one 81 which is. ne cariN
Iri' biz church and went 'o nilo'her. hc-
causc his minister preached y pya -rf-
mon. The Governor remsfkfd 'het thai
statement was ialSc, and added:
''Non rAn say ,iir about That: nfve,
was Il member of hnf one church. nN'
lilat X 81 panI'~ Episcopal Church III
ili. city. | united wiai, Il years a1o
'have been memher of II ever since, anc
havp never !sft il"
\ The conversation d,iiled into Other
charges. among Them Tint he sad arlns
eh LInroli, v administration ANA 'llr war
| pow these points he -aih: II knfv
Mr Lincoln very we'll. and grew ~ N
very fond ot him. WA frequently NJ
ll- W bite House and wns alnaNs AfM'
NV ana cordially welcomed there. N
March. isfi5. almost ore month before 'h'
fearful tragedy ihat ended Ill., lie. A. M
adjournment ~ he Sfrstc M which
WAS member, ] called ninn him N BID
him roof bye. ne took me Kind y y,
lrhc hand and said 4 know. fpndficks
that you are Democrat. but Won have
treated my administration fairly. ans.
think ts due 10 yon now, ~ ny Tin
Things will shortly assume shape arrosl
The rivcr Uurning aid pointing 10 ih'
\ 'poiomar) when can have a genera! ju
'|bilce.
!. nr Henlrick -continueh. The clfasi
'|tys and Christian philanthropy shown ~
'lMr. I.iuco!n az That time 10 improssrl
|mc tlM when came home | told MI
people NE Democratic psrty would no
ilbc distinctive organization very long
'lihaf Mr. Lincoln wouidaaopi such ~ ]
Fcy toward tile South that we would b
compelled To support him whether w'
'wished 10 or not. The assassination
! which followed shortly after p'it IN en-
Ito kindly intentions OF Mr.. Lincoln.
Favored all The appropriations u carr
con the war and The encouragement 4
Establishments of men ~ honutics: no. Tie
-|wilI not count much this year. There
7 u disposition 70 = higher tone in the can
Slcass. / think
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

Cnl. GRAY. the Democratic candidate
for Governor. has accepted the c'Nl'cnxc
of Mr.. Calkins. the Republican rrnsi'-
late. for Joint canvass ~ Che S'a'r.
both of The gentlemen nrc abie men ant
.xrclcni speakers We shall watch With
|interes. TIE conicst between The twn nr-
|atntirai riaainiors. One great nirAn-
bare Col. Gray will have ovcr his orron-
|cmt i TIE fart that the cause NJ Inc DEM
|orratir candidate Il Just Iol. Grsx u
one of tfe mot delightful. krgumenra;ixn
ana entertaining speakers IN The state
M. Cnikins II also aid 10 hr an arpufn-
|p'i.hed speaker. AMI We will NJ fHyit
.make ne ofall of his fascinating rlitivri-
|ral tricks 10 bolster np his tAtiooed ani
Itofierinr cause. When The meeting
takes place IN this city We hcspeak for
the distinguished gentlemen hi1 crowd
land earnest attention. NM Davies Co.
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

f,rgrSyille Courier.
lii 1853, Blai,,c was tie editor and pro-
orictor ofthc kcnncbcc journal. 4 week
ly paper then published III Augusta. Me.
nj was orc oi tte most iiiiVr Know
Noihug sheets IN The country and war
violent ~ ilS aenuneialion 81
irish Catholics. That tie has alwas :
4 hatred FOR ilai class ~
American citizens i -lill later illustrated
bv tie circular Ne wrote and circulated
III 1876 urging tbc Protestant Democrats
|of his Congressional district ~ vote
against Madisan. the Democratic cnndl-
date ior Congress on The ground that The
Halter was an Irish Catholic. And ye'
Blaine and HI friends have Tie cilronicry
10 ak IriShmcn 10 vote for him. a.
original Know Nothing, hatcr Of ~
Irish people and the Catholic religion
hc expects Irish Catholics 20 suppoiT
Him Tor the Presidency. The mere -ug
scstion il insulting % Irish in'eIiigcnc'
and viii be resented by every self
respecting Catholic Il. America.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

This Il the way Gov. Cleveland has
shown his hatred of the Irish. liz made
James Shannuhan. an Irish American.
superintendent ~ public work John
4. Mccall. All Iri.h-Amcrican, suptrin-
iendrni of The insurance department, AMI
John ID. Herman. m iriSh-Ametican. rail
road commissioner. One Of The State
officials. who Las been criticised FOR go-
'inr IL Chicago u work for his nnmina-
tion IL Attorney-Gcncral O'Hrien. an
Irish American, and Daniel Manning. an
Irish American. j. commonly dercriled
BIZ good Republican papers as the had
|oi The Democratic machine, which \
|pogularly supposed 70 have managed ~
|urciiminary canvass which ended IN tl's
Ii,ov,rnors nomination ior the prcsidcn
Icy. These iarls shaw thai Gov C'cvc
Hand does not hesitate 70 choose man q
iifsh race. either ior public trust "a PEI
! lsoual friendship. -ILx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

lndiAnapulit News
The new headquarters ~ thc Demo
cratic state central committee, ia thc Old
building, have been opened.
The committee will have conference
with the nominees on The state ticket
this week. jon. X. Scott ias been
chosen assistant secretary. aud the fol-
lowing committees have been appointed
Executive Committee Eh. Henle' sVn-
chairman: Hon. J. Il. Mcdonald. Mari
On; Edward Hawkins, Laportc; Oscar
lB. Horl. Marion; T.. y. Bannistcr. Dear
horn Craw ford Fairbanks, Nigo; james
III. Rice, Floyd: Joseph II Riley. serfc'
,ary. Jennings; John =. Frcnzcl, treas
urcr Marion.
Finance Committce-D. r. skinner
Porter: Peter Icibcr. Marion: Hugh
IDoughcrtv. Wells: Jackson Iandefs
Marion; Thomas II Burns. Wand H.burg
lDr. Il. ". Nor,al, Greene; William
Fleming, Alien.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

ifHF llHEf m IANFFfFs
The girl with son rrav ewes and rip
piinr brown hafr. who walked ~ nvcr
vonr poor t'u-srring heart At the charity
bah. ha- ins' finished > craxy auili com
taining .Cfl pieces or ncck-'ies AMI 'at-
Innings. pnt together with 81 3 q stitches
And her poor old father fsS'rns - hi<
.nxrendcrs with long nail. rierr ot
irvine. sharp Stich and one rrruiafiy
ardaincd button- This, also i yanity-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

M. Dun ?hy. California delegate q
the Democratic convention, who ias juss'
returned from New York and u spend
ing day or two III Chicago. offered &
bcs $4,000 that California will give
Democratic majority. The contidcn
Blaine managers ought 70 pick UP ~
such bets. The money will come y
handy for campaign expenses. - Chicago
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

The New Yott no.r6 .f ls..s,h w.
EXPRESS 4 fi.r ot.i,,i..n ,lsat ~laoiera M f,l
reach this connfrv i,om rrAnrr I'M. ,.rc~-
ent .easo.. ana " rss.tn N. .-.....4 .nx
Nav. Fnrin,,a i.as lsiis.l ...a r.i,,-.., N
aan,., p,nt,er ..,..r.nt,r. r......i..,ia,,. ~.I
|their taiiurc w IVY, ,natr. ,l... i4mst,..
sl. INV more .,ar,rro,,<. X Y......,..'. ....
a,tlsonaf, ~ N, r,.;l..r.r, n, ,..,.... is,.-
land They hn.l \ specimen NV s,,a +..rc,-
|er recently ard nrn ii.i.,n NJ. WILL ,t... ,t.,.
'tcrrors of Inc Istsnr 4re ,nn,
s,ne or fhc n,r.si..i -...;. III. Al IN. .;,......
held meeting in~t Ee.k " w,,~. /. ,,.-
lper IN ne sub,er, ot chnirra r.~ r...l
INA discussed. i, wa< h..a s,.4F. tl,.t
'ti,ere VA every t,rohshilitx th.t ,si.,ir
|rhoicra wou.a .rs,,4.r nm sn.c~,t. ..a
Icon -enuenflv III lltir.un s,,f~ .,..-.n.
iDne snnaker said. i, ~. .f,c.3,. .,.' ',.-
N France h.l .,.,.,,..s w,
EncIand. and intcr-cn,,iinc.,n. ens.nn-
lrirasjon Il now ~ fr,nrr,,t ..a .... ,,.,t
There could be rs reasonable dnni.s ,,..f
lfhe fara: disease xoulf -oon orn..r h.,..
IN always followed regular i;ns- NJ trnx.l.
Ina the greater ana ~ a4iar t,'e travel. ,,'r
I.asfer thp march III ~ nloyre 4, 49,
lace az these probabilities II \. sh~ r,.,,
iof all Americans ~ sai.e every ,.r..s,,-
Ition - th-t the cholera ran ~ r.,,.i.,c5
harmless II I'M r,rrxen,,d
ien,i,elv.
| a. nrrventivcs ~ thc disease ~ rn-h
Iaari-cd lie nse ~ ariaS.--tor .xnu,,,l..
l-nlphuric acia.-iareclv dilss,rd .n.i -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

An Of the daily papers of the city q
New York, with but two exceptions, ar'
|ior Cleveland. This makes Il Tor CIcve
land and , Tor Blaine. SO far, AZ Of "a
leading Republican newspapers Of th'
country have pronounced ~ opposition
Ito Blaine. These newspapers have
combinod circulation, daily and week L
Iof l.7ao,o copies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

Plant snnl0rcrs every whcrr. w'lrTc
YOU can iind place, about the barn ~
fowl-hou-e. II il well known 'hR' 'ise
plant i especially valuable fcr ~ hr@ith
given qualities An that i ns.s.:sa " n
press the seed under The soil. and no
plants viii care FOR themselves. On 'ho
margin 81 the sink drain. near fhe out
house. rig-sfy. or in the unused rftrs n
ihe ponisry yard. these r'an's Will 10
fiiinr shr place Of the health committees
ana ne fnll crop Of seeds viii Wake =
valuable change OF diet for The fowls
during The winter and spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

The Independent: IA Il not specially
our iirht, but We record an extremely
obvious truth when We say that personal
attacks Oh Mr.. Hendricks will BE- in The
nature of boomerangs, - Tar A. Indiana
IA concerned. AZ least. Mr.. Hendricks Il
a. dearly beloved by Republicans a. bs
Democrats
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08
rArrs 81 Anvrnr,srIxa.

For square. 10 lines or less, week, 81 %
r.eh ',,hxeancnt Insertion. rs cts.
Longer advertisements AZ the same rate.
fraction over even square Or pquarcs.
csnntci ~ square. These are The terms
for transient advertisements ;a rrasons-
blc aelnniion will be made % regular
advnriisers
Nafirrs of appointment Of admins
orators aud legal notices ~ like characteI
10 bc rail IN advance.
Ay~orSri~e CANDIDATES.
Tor Township Officers, each &l.N
Tor rrvntv 80 ~
Eor District. Circuit, or State. 5.W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

"Ycs.~ shc said % her escort, as they
ulidcd around the rink, n 10 ~ love
roller skating. Wien we arc sailing
around this way, our soui~ seem ~ bs
floating away toward Heaven, aud -'
lAt this point both of her toes "iloatcd
away toward Heaven while the rort "
her smotc the earthly floor with /
mighty thud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

General Butler considers iilat ir fas
accepted the National Autobiography
nomination. and the party tNperir ~
polI largo vote. The Generals isiirr
TX acceptance may bc expccied svcn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

New York world: Gen. rrAn' hn>
followed his partner. Mr.. Wari, ani ne-
riarcd himsclf sclid fcr Elnlne- iho
iirn of Grant a Ward i NOV sold 'cr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08
runLisIEp EvHry FKtpAy, At JAsrER''
DUEors COUNTY, iSbiANA, ni
CLEMENT DoANE.
OFFICE TX CouKlxE BunpiNG on
XEsr SlXrn STREET.


single Subscription, for iiity Nos, 81 81
For six months, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

Tx CLAIM OF rHK HEIRS OF MOTLEY Young.
In reference 20 the dispatch In the New York
Tribune from tins city. which was mentioned In
yesterdays STAR, stating that the heirs OF Motley
Young have filed a notice with the government In
which they claim tract OF land In this city front
ing on the river, IL may be said that the ground
claimed runs from point behind the monument TO
and including the arsenal bounded by street
south TO about the corner OF 9Th street west thence
by straight line 70 Az street and Virginia ave-
nue. thence TO the northwest corner OF CAROLS
oUg. ABOUT street. SoNth and James creek, fol-
lowing the creek 10 the Eastern branch.
The claim is looked upon as absurd by title eN-
amDers In this city, as they state that the prop
erty In question WAS within that tract taken Tor
the Cay OF WASHINGTON by the original Commas
SlonerS and land out in squares and lots ana allotted
or sold In accordance with agreements with the
original landhoders There was another tract OF
several hundred acres. owned by Mr.. Young, In the
eastern part OF the District, in which the National
Fair grounds, Ivy city and other suburban towns
are located, but this property does not appear 10
pe included in the claim. Ii Is believed that when
the claim is sifted down the only claim viii be Tor
the water privileges OF the river front.
NO PAPERS FILED.
AT the Department OF Justice IL Is stated that no
papers have been filed laying claim 20 land along
the river front or in any other part OF the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20
Republican Chances i'm Tennessee.


Representative Houk. OF Tenn, arrived in town
late last night on his way TO attend the Union
league meeting in New York He said to STAR
reporter this morning that the republicans were in
better condition in Tennessee than they had ever
been before. Reed" he says, "will surely be
elected governor. We will get the railroad CON-
mlSsloners, and have good fighting show for the
eectoral vote OF the state. never like 70 appear
Too Sanguine. but the conditions very favorable
70 US The light is upon the tariff question, and
.he democrats are split upon It. The two leading
democratic papers OF the state-the Nashville
e0td ana The 4mertcdR-are quarrelnS over the
construction OF Lhe platform. The World says IL is
Tor free trade, While the american contends IL is
Tor protection. The people throughout the state
are divided in the same manner. and the protec-
ZIONIST democrats have been saying, wait till
CteVelandS letter comes out; he viii show that II
means protection Nov that the letter has come
out, and 1t does not make things clear, think most
or those who will be disappointed will vote for
Blalne L have made about thirty speeches TO
Blaine and Logan clubs throughout the state, and
there was not one before which spoke that there
We're not several democrats enrolled, who had never
voted the republican ticket before. 1t used 10 be
tnat at all the republican meetings there were
no thing but colored people. Now the gatherings
are largely made up OF the best white folks OF the
state"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20
The Hot Wave.

IT HAS COME TO STAY SOME DAYS WITH rs-No
COMFORT TO BE HAD AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
"Is the weather warm?" asked perspiring STAR
reporter this morning In calm tone as he
could command OF signal service observer
The observer gazed at the reporter with evident
scorn, and allowing his glance TO upon the face
OF the inquirer for moment. IL slowly Travelled
down the eXpanSe OF shirt bosom which was ex-
posed to the weather. and following down the right
leg the glace. which was evidently Increasing in
Indignation, crossed over 10 the left leg and slowly
ascending and making an accenJuated pause at the
shirt-bosom. finally reached the LEFT eye.
which the glance attempted TO blind with its with
er1ng Scorn. The observer, after completing the
survey, turned again TO his maps in comtemptuous
silence.
sis the hot weather going TO contfnuee- the re-
porter FASTENED to ask, feeling that he had
wounded the tender sensiblties OF one who not
only was compelled TO predict hot weather, but to
Suf1er from its effects.
81 don't know said the observer. with the
sOlemnity befitting such an announcement. ..the
probabilities are that the hot weather will continue
for some days yet There is cold wave in Colo
rado but | don't think it will reach beyond the
HIGH AND LOW
"Where is Mr.. Low now located?r asked the re-
porter respectfully, referring TO the center OF the
area OF low barometer.
sit is just west OF the lakes in the northwest
was the reply, shut it has been there for several
days and is now about stationary, with the pros
pect, probably, OF remaining So When 1t moves
OF it will go In nOrtheasterly direction above the
lakes az VIII PROBABLY not be felt by Us. The
point Of high barometer is the southeast. and the
whole area OF country east OF the Mississippi is
experiencing very warm weather"
allow long is Mr. Low accustomed to remain In
one placer" asked the reporter, with the view OF
throwing some light on the weather prospects for
the future.
"The relative positions OF high and low" replied
the observer, "haS been about the same as they
now are since the 18th OF this month. The present
hot weather is a consequence. Just at present It
is impossible to tell how long this weather Will
last, but the prospect Is that will have IL for
several days yet 10 come" and the reporter and
the observer heaved q sympathetic sigh In unison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

FATAL RESULT or A QUARREL BETWEEN NEIGH
BoRS--ScNtral weeks ago. at LelterSburg, Wash
ington county, Mrs Barbara Miner aged about
"a years. and William Shrlss, "A neighDor, got
INTO dispute. They finally came 10 blows,
when ShelSS struck Mrs Miner with club,
breaking her arm. Lockjaw ensued, from the
effects Of which she died last SUNDAY morning
ShtfSs Claimed, at the time OF the fracas that he
acted In self defense. but since Mrs Miners death
he has suddenly disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

Emma Abbott has offered Gounod, the French
composer, two hundred thousand francs to supply
the music for an opera she has had written for her
The grand lodge OF Pennsylvania Knights OF
Pyth1aS met In Lancaster, Pa, yesterday. The
number OF lodges in the state Is $50, with a men,
Dership OF "a ,96a
General orders have been issued for an encamp-
ment OF the cOmmandery In chief Sons OF Veterans
10 be held In Philadelphia August "a, 2s 20 and 30
A. D. Sly, who year ago robbed the American
express company OF $40, $50 at st. Joseph, No., was
yesterday arrested at Minneapolis, MINI.
Gus Phillips {Oofty GOofp OF New York, and Miss
Elise X. Richards, OF WeStpOrt were married at
the residence OF the brides mother. Miss CeeStia
Richards, on Sunday last by the Rev. Mr. Tuttle
The celebrated Austrian painter. Hans Makart.
has become insane and 1t has been found necessary
to cOnnne him In an insane asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

CATHcART. At her residence in Alexandria. Va ON
Tuesday the 18th inst. at x 30 IN. ELIZA J. CATH
CART in lr six, seventh year after long ard pain
fui illness which she bore with Chr stan forttude and
form rly OF thiscity
Fn We Vi" taxi ace i from nj hs , Taense Ct her
ON Thursday. August 2lst at pm. Friends and rels-
tiyes invited TO attnnd
morning Of August 10th iss4 JANE MOORE. widow q
the late Randolph Coyle. Of Washington city. -
EDMONDS. ON Tuesday. August 10Th. 1884, at Il
a. m, Mrs. MARY, wife OF James Edmonds, in the
Inter1nant from her late residence 1910 Fourteenth
street northwest. on Thursday. August 2lst y.
EbWoqD on Angast 20 lSs4; at SIX O'clock a. m,
eleven months and twenty eight days.
Friday at four O'clock H. sas North Capitol strsss
northwest
HAMILTON. On Wednesday. August 10th. 1884, a
Las m. FRANCES E., widow Of the late Henry W.
streets on THURSDAY august 2ist at half past fouf
o'clock p Friends and relatives invited.
nens and on PAINFUL A4Hf n lS fR 4 %oab
HAYDEN, of Leenardtown. st. Msry's county Md, be.
fourth year of his age
Funeral will take place from his late residence HOT
lsth street northwest on Thursday the 2ist instant
,o HIL ;z In Pine Bluff Ark Tuesday hagpt
HIIZHETM. in the sixty fifth year Of her are
Osf " TR sSa' 2 ls
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1879 street
northwest, Friday, the 22d inst, At 4 o'clock p m:
thence to the Nineteenth Baptist church Tired
ericksburv papers please copy.l 2
KII.LM0N. On August 18th, 1884 ut 10 O'Clock D. ms
JENNIE LOUISE, infant daughter OF John 8. and Eve
A. killmon aged three months and five days
Funeral from parents residence, 405 First street
northwest, NJ 10 o'clock q m, on Thursday August
Dist
PERRY. On the morning Of August Goth. 1894 st
$50 a. m, JAMES RAYMOND, infant son of James A.
and Agnes b. Perry, aged months and Il days
Funeral viii take place from his parens' residence
No. ll25 18th street northwest on Thursday August
2lst at O'Clock p. m.
RI REGAIN, On Tuesday morning, Ausust The 18th.
1854 JOHN REGAIN. o native Of 6eorgctown. u. e.,
in the twenty eighth year of his aee.
His funeral win take place from his late residence No
1266 Twenty third street n. northwest Thur
day evening, 1t four O'Clock
TOURNEY On the evening Of the 10Th Of Aueust
1884 of dropsy FRANCIS TOUAEY, beloved son OF
Mrs Kate and the late 7 Tourney. aged Year, and
six months.
Funeral WIN take place from his mothers resideoep
s32 18th street northwest st p.m Thursday AuGuS(
2lst.