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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
The Iron Workers.

PITrsBuRG, April l9.-Phe confer
ence OF the Amalgaam ed association
and manufacturers thisnitern0on, con-
trary TO expectations, resulted in dis
agreement The workmen demanded
The present rate of wages, $3.50 per
ton for pudding, continued, with
the exception of an extra dollar Der
ton for extra iron, and also presented
additions and amendments which it is
claimed will increase the wages OF GER
tain classes of workingmen from five
to twenty per cent. The manuiaC-
tnrers peremptorily refused to accept
tho workingmen's propositions, and
| demanded q uniform reduction of ten
per cent which they claimed
To oc necessary on ac-
count of Eastern competition
and the depression Of trade. The work
nien denied that the reduction was
necessary and also denied that the
scale provided for any ia.
crease. The discussion lasted
three hours, when it was decided an
agreement was impossible. Both sides
profess to be firm, and If one or the
other does not Weld, work will be sus.
pended in all mills West after June
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
The Cincinnati Whisky Pool.

CINCINNATI, O., April I0.--There
was complete decentralization of the
whisky market to-day rs the result of
the break yesterday in prices by three
leading members of the pool, A better
feeling has been engendered, but The
cut IN rates resulted in u reported sale
OF 2lS barrels to day at$l.05, No telling
where or when il win stop. All seen,
to hope for y restoration OF the pool, vet
All agree II had It's evils. One man,
responsibiefor yesterdays decline, de.
Tended his course by saying the pool
had been taking care Of extra produc.
ton, and at recent meeting In Chi
cago the pool decided to stop
doing so. This threw nm
extra lot of goods on the market
Quitting was resorted to IN seif-deiense.
10 Keep their business, three firms
sent out night dispatches on Thursday
HIKING rates on Friday AT. SLIP. The
natural result followed. Secretary
Steyens thinks the pools supremacy
vii be established MS soon MS Preside,it
Miller gets here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Formal Tender Made for Purchase ana
Lease OF School Lands.
The Bids Rejected Prospect Of Going
Before the Courts.


| Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, April l9.-Thc tender of
nearly $4,000 was made to-day TO the
state treasurer and land board by bid
| ders for leases ut 4 and cents an acre.
whose applications were rejected. The
amounts were distributed as follows:
BY Maddox Brothers and Ander-
son-$6.52l on 2S6 sections In Lips
comb county for w. II, Herring;
s., CO., on lol sections in the same
county for Il. B. York; S6,579 on 25T
sections in Potter, Childers
Huling: $S,Sl4 on I49 sections
In Hardeman for A. H. Ross; s., O97 on
40 sections ia Collingsworth, Wheel
er and Gray for H. Il, Roe.
BY Temple Houston-Sl0.1lS on n
large body of land in Lipscomb, Rob-
erts, Hemphill and Uchiltree for III.
w. Creswell; 1850 on 100 sections in
Potter county for b. b. Sanborn, Mr..
Houston also rendered over $4,000 pur-
chase money on eleven applications to
purchase under the law of the legisla-
ture.
All the amounts wera refused in ac-
cordance with the instructions of
the land board and Treasurer Lubbock
was so indignant that he could not
look at the money. Representatives
of the applicants say that they are now
eager to contest the matter in the
courts and that in the meantime the
school fund is deprived of revenues
which might accrue to it amounting
to-day alone to $40 600.
Chartered Home of the insane and
treatment ofnervous diseases Of Gal
weston; BRENNAN Ice and Refrigerat-
ing company, capital 5000; Bolton
lee company, capital $4,000; Martin
Building aud Loan association, capital
100000.
In regard to the trouble between the
board Of education and Dir. Curry,
agent of the Peabody fund, telegraphed
Thursday, 1t is learned that the latter
absolutely declines TO send Texas her
full quota of the.fund, of which 81, 500
Is yet unpaid, unless it is given to the
Sam Houston Normal school, and the
board peremptorily refuses to appro-
pirate il in that way
Maverick county has issued $4,000
worth Of courthouse bonds, and sold
them to the permanent school fund OF
Bosque county.
Revenue deposits Sl7 600.
The Injunction suit of the street
railway company against the city to
restrain il from preventing an extern
sion of the railway line on Live Oak
street was decided this evening in
favor ofthe company, This is Il very
important decision, and sets valua.
bic precedent. The company under
its charter was entitled To build wher-
ever 1t chose, but u late city ordinance
prohibited 1t from going ON the street
in question. Acting under this, the
mayor aud marshal stopped work
thereon.
The telephone management Is con-
templating. an early connection of
Austin with numoer of neighboring
towns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
WASHINGTON.
The Official Axe Swinging High Over
Texas Republicans.
Debate Of The Labor Bureau Bill in
the House.
Special to the Gazette.
THE OFFICIAL ANE
SWISGING OVER TEN AS


WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10
From information obtained at the
nost-oflice department to-day. it is
probably safe to predict that DeGress
will lose his position rs postmaster at
Austin. lie never stood well with
the department, end the new fight
against him has lessened his strength
Along with him, the probabilities are
that other Texas federal e-holders
will be sacrificed. The present polit-
zeal movements in the state plainly
indicate that number of oflice-hol,lers
have been working in the interest OF
other presidential aspirants as agains;
the president. These can expect
no favors, when any flaw il
discovered in their character, and
others will be promptly substituted
for them. So said division chief in
the treasury To your correspondent to-
day. Gresham is advancing Arthur's
Interests more than any other member
of the cabinet, and will swing his
official axe with freedom. not only in
Texas bat all over the South. Parers
against DEGREES have been fled at the
capital Tor committee Inspection, aud
also at the pos,soilice department. Adj
vance applications for his place have
already been flied, several from Texas
and several nom other states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
GALVESTON.
A Monument TO Inierprlse-The Mag.
niilcent New building Of a
Great Newspaper.

GALVESTON. April ID The Calves
ton News this evening moved into
their new building on Mechanic street.
next To the Cotton exchange, and will
Tomorrow appear with an eight-puge
paper, the same size rs the New York
Herald, Fix columns 10 the
page. The building was COM
mensed in June last and cost
$lOo,epD. IL IL three stories In height.
NIFTY feet front hy one hundred and
forty deep, and Is built On cisterns
having "A capacity Of 100000 gallons.
IL Ia fire. pfoof iron and Philadelphia
brick being used throughout. the front
being Of pressed brick aud native mar.
b!e,. The ground floor will be used
exclusively for the counting
room, press and engine room.
The press Is the latest Hoe
perfecting type Printing machine,
with a capacity OF Is 600 an hour. The
motive puwer consists OF double boilers
aud engines OF lifiy horsepower. The
second iioor contains the editorial
rooms, aud the third floor the compos-
ing rooms. The building Is pro-
yided with the latest nod
ern improvements, with elevators
fitted new throughout from top 10
bottom. There are bath-rooms, clos
cts and running water on every floor.
The building Ii used exclusively Ivy
the News hnd Is considered the fircst
Ia the South aud the composing room
Is PRONOUNCED by veteran printers the
best Ia America
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
HELENA, ARK.
An Arkansas Mans singular Fate
Driven TO Death BY II swarm
OF GDats.


special 10 tue gazette.
HELENA, ARK, April 19-The first
instance of death from gnat poisoning
TO human being is reported as &C.
curing yesterday near Wynne station
IN the Hafa branch of the st. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad.
James Winters, a farmer residing near
there, had gone out to pile of brush
in a piece Of new ground, about mile
distant from his house. Passing over
u bit of low, Doggy land, the guats
swarmed up aud enveloped him,
filling his nose, ears, eyes and mouth,
getting down bis collar and settling
all over his hesd and neck in such num-
bers that Winters was unable to fight
them of. Their stings becoming un-
bearab!e, he started for home at full
speed, but before reaching the house
he was so badly stung that all rene.
dies failed 10 relieve him, aud he died
In short time In great agony, his
face and neck having almost turned
black. This is the first case of the
kind ever known and Is vouched for
by gentleman of unimpeachable
verac!ty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
WICHITA FALLS.
Exchange Of valIses--Soclal Events Of
the week--Personni.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Wichita FALLS, April l9,-Mr. ~
n. Stevens has Just returned Tram OH,
Antonio. where he has been to attend
TO the shipment TO this place OF tram
of cattle for the Fails Land u Cattle
company, of which he is manager.
On his way up he met with a slight
misfortune. After the train left Waco
he went TO sleep with his valise, iilied
with various presents for his family,
worth In all about $40 or $50, lying
near, and as he afterwards recollected,
by another one very much like bis.
He awoke nj Fort Worth, and seeing
hut one valise carried IL with him to
the hotel, not doubling but thati IL was
his own. Consequently he was some
what surprised on opening 1t 10 hnd'
instead of presents, etc, certain ar
ticles OF ladies' wear, which, though
very nice, were totally unsuited to MIR.
Stevens use.
The social events Of the week were
the church mite meeting on last Tues
day evening at the residence of Judge
j. III. Barwise, which as usual was
well attended, and an entertainment
last night at the residence of Mr.. w.
A. Knott, given in honor Of Miss
Purlnton from Henrietta, who is a
guest there.
A picnic down the river was on hand
for this afternoon by those who were
present at Mr.. Knots last night.
Mr.. j. w. Westmoreland, surveyor
Of Wilbarger county, passed through
the Falls to-day, en- route for the capt.
Laf cify
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Proposed Cattle Show.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 10 The
secretary of the American National
agricultural association having nd
dressed a. letter To Gen. James IS. Bris.
pm, commandment at Fort Keogh.
montana, Requesting his views in re-.
gard 10 holding great national cattle
snow, the general In letter to the Az.
sociated Press says he has replied,
Urging that the show be held.
ana suggesting that ut the same
Time a national convention of cattle
ereeders and stock growers be held. nj
Wniuh all associations throughout the
country shall be represented. He
taxes strong grounds against congress.
slona interference with the cattle
trade, and says there is no cattle dis.
ease in The aountry worthy of notice.
much less OF national Legislation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
GATESYILLE.
A Candidates Specc!l--Current Topics
and Good Advice.

Special TO tho Gazette.
GATEsvILLE, April 10. Capt, II. d.
Wilkes OF Lampasas, a candidate for
me senate, addressed the people in
the COURTHOUSE this afternoon. No
appointment preceded him, but n good
number were present. lila address
covered the main issues OF the day,
He took ground against free grass and
the fence.cntters, aud urged the people
TO meet their obligations as citizens.
serving as Jurors from every station OF
life, and not leaving the juiy service
70 men Of indifierenr patriotism. The
press, school teachers aud ministers
had much to DO with the enforcement
OF the laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
SAN ANGELO.
Ramsey Acquitted Contrasting Titles
10 Homes IN the Town.

Special 10 the Gazette.
sAN ANGELO, April 1S.-The State
OF Texas W. Harry Ramsey, charged
with murder IN the first degree, was
titled this week and the defendant ac,
quilted.
Judge Towns Is now trying the case
Of Moenigihern VA. j. Mills Q tai. This
snlt Is nm action III trespass to try
title, md Involves the title to great
lcrtion OF San Angelo. Much inter-
est il manifested Nv some citizens Of
the town. us many have bought part
OF the property involved and built val
liable iuiproyemc nts thereon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
BASTRGp.
Court Itcms-Death- nlin and Wind
storm-Buslaess.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BAsrRop, April 10 There has been
very little civil business In court this
week, hut the grand jury is busy. Up
to the present time they have returned
twenty-eight bills. 1,iey viii not adj.
journ for several days
John Dickens, veiy popular farmer
living near here, died this n.orning
He viii he buried tomorrow.
We had q veryhard rain and storm
of wind last night. The farmers are
now complaining of too much rain.
There are more people ia town to-
IL good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

lhey gave me an instrument reading.
que D. g. Swain or order S. 900,
v s.ue received. Bateman & Co.
Washington, ID. c., July Is. 1852
his is negotiable promissnry
no'e according to authorities
om The subject and was
uuhslerred In due course OF business
ana payment demanded but refused.
na.einan d Co. claimed a set oft to the
iole' ,he correctness Of which denied
endeuvored TO effect settlement
".n them or refer the
aa s.Wr 70 an arbitrator, but without
s ,l.' The note was put Ia suit but
NY now agree to refer the whole sub
~ 70 arbitration aud with That view
'"e SUIT has been withdrawal
~ regard to the fraudulent pay
vouchers the facts are las follows;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Marine Arrivals

new ORLEANS, April 10 Cleared
!, s,.., a' ln !. e Miller from Living
My. ,s Waiiderer from Belize; CITY Of
1900 $1,000 nm vera Nruz; Gracia from
nnn. Aiice isnailiano from LIVER
Arrived -Steamships New o,,o.a.
erpool. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
uMnDENsrooK,s PLACE.
MANY HUNGRY AprLrcANrs.

MANY HUNGRY ApPLTcANrs.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April l9.-B.
n. Dodson OF sherman, an applicant
ior the collectorship of the Fourth
Internal revenue district, is expected
mere shortly. His chances for succeed.
ing umbdensiocls are good. He il
backed by Buckley and other pro,ni.
nent state and national Republcaua
ana - an Arthur worker. Applicants
ior the place are thick as fleas, both
rom Texas and other states. some
coming even from New England,
!roiger VIII give no information further
IMAM mat he will consider the backing
OF applicants. He is supposed TO favor
Texas man for the position.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

TEXARKAN8.
Marrying in Two sta'es-Thc Error
Corrected in Time.

1F'Nss14 % NIIu pFNVI0H.
TEXaRKANA, ARK April i9.-J. u.
Jingle and Miss Nellie johnson, from
Mount Pleasant, cane here to-day
wanting to get married .Raing una.
ware of the fact that one side. of the
city Is IN Arkansas and the other in
Texas, the wouid.be groom, after ar.
ranging for the ceremony on Texas
side at the Beniiied ho;rl. went over
TO the county clerks Office aud Sc
cured llcense. He then returned and
the ceremony was performed by a care.
less reaident minister Before night
however, the LEGALITY Of the transac-
ton was known and then tho blush
Ing young couple Mastered across tho
line and were married yer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
-----------~-F-r~--
THE FLooD sUFFERERs.
RATioNs Stopper

WASHINGTON, d. c., April l9.--Tbe
secretary of war to-day received tele.
gram from Capt. Viele OF the quarter.
masters department. ut Natchez, Miss
re says he finished issuing rations be.
tween This point and Red river yesier.
gay. All parties below here are nro.
p.uen with enough 10 see them ont az
ne water. He will leave TODAY for
Vichsburg, and issue few ra.ions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
THE HIGH COURTS.
Synopsis Of Decisions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

.pecisl to the Gazette
AUSTIN, April Following were
the proceedings in caurt of appeals
To-day:
Cases affirmed Berry W.. State, from
Collin county; Elan -. State, from
Dallas county; Cobb w. State, from
Wise county; Ballard vs., White, from.
Ellis county; Cleveland IT al. VS.. An
derson. from Tarrant county.
Reversed and remanded-Cobh We.
Tufts, from Wise county; Gatewood
We ilaughliu, from Ellis county; Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railway vs. Cox, from
Collin county; House VS.. State, from
Gonzales county, rehearing being
granted and appeal dismissed; Mayer
VS.. STATE, from Hays county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
TIE MISSOURI RIVER.
AN APPROPRIATION ASKER

~ a n'NI fNf-h fV-N ASINED'
BY Associated rress.
WASHINGTON, April 10 COOKERY.
Buckner, Bland, Barnes. Graves, Cas-
grove, O'Neill and Alexander of the
Missouri delegation in congress made
arguments before the river and har.
Dor committee to-day in favor of the
appropriation of 81 900 coo for the i'm.
provement ofsthe Missouri river.
congressman from Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Western Iowa are TO
nod meeting ut an early date TO
secure united acton on the bill
creating the Missouri river commits,
sion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
bank Merchant ef sha & Planters Natlona,
bnsinsso Sherman, Texas, to herin
's' with a capital OF 800 900 gu
GEN. swAiMs DEFENSE

siSa THE CHARGES OF ms
~ HONESTY
OF 4 NsEhinsaroS, April I9.-The latte,
war ~ ,nateman 10 the secretarv e 81
swa;ip re,erring charges against ~ "
S w.';,' having been referred to zen zen
snc,' ~ the sacretarv "s ~.
10 MAJ ppianation as he mirhf a, III IT.
fsrv ns, was returned 10 ihs ses s,ae
fnlla, ~ war by Gen. Swain win ~
'',...ppwlng statement; "i'h the
mar, T. I'M a bank account with p.,a
e. nnn 70, aud besides / loaned thu,
0'V ~ SIX per Gent. interest, for which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
HOUSE co VI nITrGrs.
TWO REPORTS

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10.-At
a meeting of the house committee ON
public lands to-day, Henley, o ties and
strait We're Appointed a subcommittee
TO prepare bill embracing pre.emn.
ton aud timber-culture acts, and to So
amend the homestead laws ms TO pre.
vent fraudulent entries.
Representative Rosecrans prepared
an amendment TO the pension appropri.
a'ion blu, providing that paymasters Of
the army be detailed to act MS pension
agents,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Tie Whisky Panic

, CINCINNATI, April 1o.--Whlsky il
demoralized. Sales of over 200 barrels
are reported to-day at 81 05. The
nreak seems to be beyon / control of
me pool. but under the rules Il Inns te,,
uays IN which To reassert control ~
arrived, $3.50 hol YET
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
MASON.
A Concert--Stage Coach Wrecked-Ihe
Cattle Drive.

Hpscis 70 the 0nset'e.
NMAsoE, April Ia Ne enjoyed last
night another concert under the diree.
ton q Prof. Sharp and lady, being the
best OF the season.
The north bound stage, iseven miles
Rom here this morning, was wrecked.
Druising the driver ana one of the pas
sengers badly.
Cattieare being pushed north. Some
4 liiteen thousand have passed alreatly
and more are coming.
heaSS rains the greater part of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
PASS CABiLlo.
An APPROPRIATION ASK f..

An APPROPRIATION ASKED.
WASHINGTON, April TO- Represen-
tative Miller today presented "A petit
ton from the citizens of Gonzales
county asking for an appropriation of
100000 for the purpose of continuing
improvement Of Pass Cahallo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
CIVIL SERVICE.


!. WASHINGTON, April 10. AT a meet :.
ing to-day OF the house committee on
,s,of,, Of the civil service, Representa-.
I'VE H0bli.zell was directed b. renort
Mve,sely the bills for special civil ser.
an unfavorabls report was alao
n,i ,, ON Representative Warner
Sia 70 reduce the salaries OF the prasls
uept, caoiiiet officials, iudges OF tho
hup'enie court and congresSnen. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

=, nufhohlzED TO BEGIN BUSINESS.
WASHINGTON, April l9.--Tho con-,
''oaer o. The currency has AUTHORIZE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01
Aiding The Croiters.
DISTRESSED PEOPLE OF The Isle OF SKYE ENIGRAT-
ING To NORTH CAKNIiNa

DISTRESSED PEOPLE OF THE Isle OF SKYE EMIGRAT-
ING TO NORTH CAROLINA
A telegram 10 the New York H,TGrf from Raj
efgh, y. G., saws: TWO year, ago Miss fiR4H.tA
Mcleod, pretty. spirited ana wealth.. ynrn- lady
living IN the hebutcS. Wcsr ii scotland, visited
North Carolina and spent several mugtIlS Ia The
Scotch settlements along our Sogl hprl border ys-
itH descend ants az Flora McBoaa}l anl ~ rlr1ui-
l1-AJ UiThanGerS who found rsTuE, h,..-r after
the rebellion 0f 11ia Thousands ~ tlpo-' scotch
lnhaht MANY countries. and She Gliir & v,-t
spoken by jh!n. tht~" pool" ava irsF' .-,'uer-
oI5 and courteous N flEef5rfrln wHer,. Flor,
Mcdonald lived while herr 5la ipnnttrirri~ OF Ter
house sti.l remain. Miss Mel .t3 vt,rlaa. welcome
by these Scotch people when tla troubles - The
cf0iterS On the Scotch ~Iglst ~ SKYE b., IA. Sle
Interested herself II have them removed 70 North
Carolina and settle there. she Wrnt through the
Island speaking To the distressed Cgoft.r~ 81 tlr"
own tongue. anc. 4 result Of her efforts. the
cT0fterS re coming hern IN great numbers. lH.ora-
alton just received =, at"S tina. &haGt 3n - them
VIII arrive here ia 3 faw days Miss Mcleod wires
that thousands more VIII come tui> year and next.
The immigration oicers o; the state and cid scotch
residents have completed preparations Tor TIL II
cepIion OF tie immigrants. HoF--S VIII b. pro-
V1ded and land furnished ttse settlers Who strange
10 say. find refuge III the same tpn did t!lair
great granif3therS nearly century and 4 GaIt ago
Their coming il awaited wlJh Interest. Miss Mcleod
Is dey0ting much OF her ample fortune % the Work
of removal.
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anu III AHN~ W. fifH - I 81
Bat ';is God wlis has b Il us,
lie Can all cur -0rIOSs la.

Funeral from her Parents residence. corner Sixth
alid STREETS northwest, Oh Wednesday, Jan uary ID
three "'cibck IL
.HgMpHR eYS. December %. 1888 ANDREW A.
Funeral ryices VIII take ;ia.c from his i.nca
1924 Connecticut ayenug. at Icl0,k y IA Wednesday
Janusry :, loo+ Friends Of the family invited to
attend.
EEDFRER At her home. accokeek Prince Georve,s
cuHuty. Mo, on saturday, December 22d 1888 Np
SARAH A. LEDEhEB Ia the l;ty ninth year q her
age.
LEWIS. On the evening of Decenb.r s0th 1888, Mn
y LEWIS. auit ii Professor J. L. Dart ll29 Nine
tes-ltn street.
fv,eral wednesday afternoon January I'd, 1884. Ct
Nltel .
MOORE. CLARA II beloved daughter of L d W.
ard Sarah - Moor a.d sixteen years and ten InonthG
ui'rAl from 3l1i stT,-t northS, It. "Wednesday.
JanusrN d 81 eleveIl n. friends invited n
PRINCE. on Tu.-dgy. January /. lss4. at O'Clock
a IA. PNEUMONIA. EMILY BEAIE FRINGE. dsushr
tr Of Nilia, and sidney A Prince. aged yeara
two months and eiglteen days
stAii-EG. On the morning o: D.cernher 31th lsoa
Mrs ELIZA SALLY, wife Of the late John
.,et7l Wednesday morning. j. nuary .. st ii O'Clock.
To which tile friends respectfully invited
SULLIVAN: On Dec.nit.r 3rh. 1888. at 6 O'clock
HIS funeral VA take LACE from las late residence ON
Twct. first str.,t between and stress nurthvsxt
Ola " iii,say "a OF January. lo,i, Et O'Clock rn
friends AID relatives ARE respectfully invited y
tend
WEBB. In New York, on December 30 1899 CaTHE-
RIM BEAI-I, only child Of Is. DfOrd and Lizzie Beal
Funeral from sideIce If her grandfather Bud
Baa, No s6c LOUISIANA avenue Wednesday. ocloH
T. 20
WOODS. Su1denly at hr- homo in Herndon Va On
- uTtiay, Dtcrn.pr -. lS3, Mr.. l. MOODS f yed
vii vi D. NJ Woods ST. Elizabeth, aged forty-three
StsrS
fun aral viii take place from Christ church Navy
lard, on Wednesday auaary al 1854 II o'csE D. m
Al trends are RESPECTFULLY inyIt-d TO ATTEND.