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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28
BRIEF MENTION.

DduDClk ihCt1i a1i S@A~ - eAA~ O"s~~
at 20 cents per pound.
Read our advertisements. They will
tell you where to trade.
Geo. II. auckland will winter his
sheep in Mason Valley.
E.P. Lovejoy, of Wabuska, was in
town on Monday last.
Mrs. R. U. Gay, of Sacramento, left
for her home last week.
I'D. Sims is agent for Shiloh's Cure.
advertised in another column.
Jack Godfrey and wife. Of Virginia,
spent thanksgiving in Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb, spent Tur.
key day with friends in Carson.
Homer Bonham and family will make
Dayton their home this Winter.
Judge Murphy went through. on the
train Tuesday, en- route to Carson.
Prof. J. E. Bray, of Winnemucca,
spent his Thanksgiving in Mason Val
ley.
A California man will shortly erect a
substantial Touring mill in Mason Val
ley.
Preparations are being made for a
school exhibition at the end Of this
term.
Henry Fisher, of Dayton; is about to
build brewery at Greenfield, Mason
Valley.
7. A. Bonham went TO the Bay last
Sunday to purchase holiday goods and
novelties.
Col. A. c. Ellis visited his property
the State Line Mine, the, carly part of
the week. E.#
The finest celery we have seen for
long time is raised by John Chigliri,
OF Dayton.
Six car loads Of machinery went out
TO Candelaria last Tuesday to be used
in the new mill there.
Hank Rulison arrived Thursday from
Placeryille, and will spend few days
in Dayton before returning.
John Lothrop returned last Tuesday
evening from few, days visit to his
daughter in Mason Valley.
A good many of our towns people
will attend the Nevada Opera at Viz
ginia City on the sd proximo.
Prof. A. c. Webb spent his Thanks.
Citing in Reno with relatives, and Prof.
Levers OF Su,ro. in Franktown.
Two car loads of very fine white mar
BILE from Inyo county, went through
last evening enIoute to Sacramento.
Some OF the boys are trying to create
a sentiment in favor OF starting a roller
seating rink in Dayton. Whar nextI
Bert Fish went out last Tuesday to
act as telegraph operator for couple
OF weeks, at Summit, station on the
C.&C. -..,.
Wesley Beale imported half dozen
fancy chickens from the East; He re,
ceived them few days ago. They cost
quite a sum and are beauties. 81
Dan Harkins, the Justice of the Peace
Of Silver City, was arrested and brought
to Jail yesterday, for cutting one Con-
nors. The wound inflicted is slight.
The tailings mill of Brooks & Co., in
Cold Canyon. has been closed during
this wet weather, and will start Up again
provided there is continuance OF dry
weather.
X. A, Doran and wife, of Candelaria
Judge Curler and Jim Yerngton, of
Hawthorne, and Glen Ogg, of Garfield
were on the tram Tuesday morning,
homeward bound.
1t would be desirable. if our consta-
BILE could impound the rowing stray
Iaekasses who make night melodious
with their brays, and awaken our hon.
est burghers on sleep intent.
-Four weddings have lately taken
place at Red Bluff, California, in the
morning.-Ex. 1.-THE girls of that
town evidently believe in the old saw,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28
r. Won DACK,
Matchmaker ( jsVaIs.
MAIN STREET,
Dayton, Nevada.

Ihave opened shop opposite the Fish
Building and am prepared to do all
kinds Of repairing at reasonahierates. -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28

Department, 43. Whole number en-
rolled in Primary Department, 46.
Average number belonging to Gram
mar Department, AIS. Average num-
Der belonging to Primary Department,
46. 81.
Average daily attendance in Grammar
Department, 1916. Average daily at
attendance in Primary Department, a..
Per cent. of attendance in Grammar
Department, GO. Per cent. Of attend.
ance in Primary Department, 90.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28
GOLD, SILVER, COPPER.
MILLING ORES,
SHINES, TAILINGS, AND
SULPHURETS.
MANUFACTURERS Of
Blue Stone & Sulphuric Acid.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE PRICES
paid In Gold for Milling Silver ores at
Day ton, Nevada:
Assaying $500 in Gold or Silver, s6 per cent.
of the assay value.
Assaying $500 in Gold or Silver. IS per cent.
of the assay valus.
Assaying $500 in Gold or Silver, 50 per cent.
of the assay value.
Asssying $500 in Gold or Silver. 81 per cent.
of the assay value.
Assaying 500 in Gold or Silver. 20 per cent.
OF the assay value.
Assaying $50 in Gold or Silver. 50 per cent.
of the assay value.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28

THAT HACKING COUGH c.n be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure We guarantee it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28

For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-28

next nve years 10 supply the wnois ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
A Sensational shooting.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 6.--News Of sen.
sational shooting in Hart county,
reached here tonight. James Blake
man, farmer, was divorced from his
wife six months ago. The mother
was given the custody az
the only boy. She bound him
out TO farmer named Lemon Lazarun,
The father demanded the child OF LaS.
arus, who refused to give him up. In
the quarrel that followed Lazarus was
shot three times, but he had strength
enough to get his gun and
taking steady aim at Brakeman, who
held the boy In front OF him AZ
shield, shot him through tue shOul.
der. Blakeman fed, but was pursued
by Lazarus son, who shot and chased
him into the mountains where no ID
supposed to have died from his
wounds. Lazarus is dangerously
wounded and may die,
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A SOCIALISTIC PARADE.
THE RED FLAG At CHICAGO,
Grand Parade and Picnic. In which Red
Is the Predsminating Colsr-Msyor
Harrison and Governor Ogles-
By Dsnouncsd-speeche
by the Leaders, Etc.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The rod ahanpsr.
of soc,snam esn,.s A., a.
:" eoo'"','' "so'ou III 'ne market
square mere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
men, women, boys and girls were
marching and countar-r
E.oh a, 80 o"s' I,.s
Hao" "".nan nao e'ther
crimson feather In her hat or
wore pieoe OF red ribbon
pinnad IN tha hosor, os sho- a-... r..
man had rad hands ahonttSss ,n no
and mo,e Of tha sama ~stss,sI S o.. tn";, "
coats. Tho chi,ora~ w"r" rnS IN .sosL tucLr
in0s. Tha occsa;n" os,S;e a, s.oUn
the sociaiistic ricn,o "a "rn.,s;s ;"y w~S
nosltion In The fr.das, Assso,.eS'y- ~ vp'
onstratiom 70. mnrr"w h.nauy "e,n
iatt,r orcan,natinm h"S v",oS oSus' =. no
tina red tis~ ~" 'oS0" W '"poo
Sneeches IN tho o..or,h,,, s.
were made nv Nessrs Eia,aar p.rs~s.
and Snies' < tirsSa a~si~s, .s,st'
WAS indnlved In hw ali 4ha e"p.Sa.
zach pnttinw mncS ,trsss v uvn svvssao.si ss
sertion that poves tv ia cIosafv s,i;aS -" 20
Social deuraa aation. red f,sr ss so
presented to tine Natal Wnrsan, VIZ ."
ciety. The crowd chaaraS smS ~.
band struck nm "A iivslv eir A'
Though ohilieS nv a raw wind yro,r
off the lake. and thomah , ths
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Postal Changes. .

WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.--lspeclsll--
The following changes have been
made in 1.-THE postal service for Texas:
Special service established-Trygi
Oldham county, from Tascosa. From
September l, 1885.
Changes In Star schedules-Routo
3llG-New Rraunfels to SmithsonSn
Valley; leave New Braunfels We'd
nesday and Saturdaya 1t Ia. M, ar.
rivo At Smithsen's Vallev BY 6p. m, /:
leave Smithson's Valley Tuesdays and
Braunfels by 8p. m.
Adopt September /, 1885,
Route 3l457-Winona 70 Mount Car.
mel; leave Winona Tuesdays and
Saturdays at 1 p. m, arrive at Mount
carmel Dy 6:Se p. M; leave Mount
Carmel Tuesdays and Saturdays ct
p. M, arrive at WinouA by $50 3. m.
Postmaster commissio ioned-Jsmes
w. Carver, Brownsb0re, Texas,
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Tho Prcxidcnt.

Albany, Sept. 6.--President Clevs-
land, who arrived here at an early
hour this morning with DR.. Ward,
went immediately TO the lstter's resi-
dence, whore he renamed until
5:O o'clock this afternoon
then leaving for Washington.
accompanied only by Colonel Lamont.
He left on the regular train over tho
West Shore railroad, President Wins.
lows private car being placed at his
disposal. During the day the State
onicers and many local politicians
called upon the president.
In the afternoon Governor Hill
called upon President Cleveland In re-.
turn for tho call paid him by the presl-
dent when the lattor was on his way
to the woods.
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A step.FatNer's Crine.

COUNCIL BLUFF, Sept. Con April
IA, 1886, Mrs. Lymes Avery died q.
sauntor, Somerset, England, leaving
hor estate, valued as over 100000, 70
her two children, Ada Fl. and David
Lymes, aged IA and 10 years. Charlie
Avery, the step-father Of the children,
abducted thom and brought them 70
this city, where he has boon living
since June II, with the A.year old girl
az his wife. Ed. II. Hodge, Of SOM
erset, England, the legal guardian OF
tho children, arrived nero yesterday,
took possession Of them and left for
England. Avery has disappeared.
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German Roman Catholics In UanvsH-
tiOn.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The thirteenth
annual convention Of the German
Roman Catholic Central society, Of
tho United States, was begun
to-day In Wimlliamsburg, Nearly
1000 delegates, representing nearly
every city OF tho Union were wei
coined in an address Dy Joseph Herte,
president Of the Brooklyn society.
Tho delegates then attended service
at the Most Holy Trinity, where Right
Rev. Bishop Wiiiger cele eDrated pontlfi.
cal high mass, and Rsy. Father Nav
delivered sermon. In the eyeuinr :
grand concert was given at Turner
hall. Tomorrow tho regular business
OF the convention will be proceeded by
q great parade,
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spain.
SPANS ULTIMATUM,

MADRID, Sept. 6.-The council Of
ministers, with the sanction Of King
Alfonso, has framed and despatched to
tho German government an ultim-
atum requesting Germany to evacuate
the Caroline Islands. Spain, in the
meantime, win refrain from material
occupation of the Islands,snd thus af-
ford 8 basis for further parleying.
The total number of arrests
made here in connection with the dem
oBstration against Germany is lS4.
RECEIVED THE SAME TREATMENT.
The German consul at Valencia re.
ceived the same treatment ut the
hands OF tho populace as tho German
embassy at Madrid.
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srRrNorIELD, o., Sept. 0.--Bob Hay.
lor, the train engineer who stuck 70
his pest In last Wednesdays accident
on tho Indianapolis, Bloomington q
Western railway to savo tho livos OF
tho passengers, dieu here Tonight
from the result Of his injuries, His
net was one OF the most heroic on
record, as he braved certain death 70
save tho lives oil the 15o passengers,
many Of whom would havebeen killed
had ho deserted his post. His funeral
Will bo very largely attended.
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RIOTINQ SOLnIERa,

LONDON, Sept. 8.-Thirty soldiers bs-
longing to q Highland regiment,
to-day made sn assault upon n
dozen artlllorymon, at vii
lago near Plymouth. The Scotch
men were routed. Tho artillerymen
then carried the village by storm,
when the people fled To the fields, An
armed picket guard subsequently cap
tured 10 OF the rioters.
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Trouble Anticipated In tho Cherokee
Nation.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 6.-The Times
Little Rock special says: A report
from the Indian Territory says trouble
is likely to arise over the distribution
of the $3OO, 900 recently paid the Chero-
kee Nation by the govern
mont for ceded lands. The
freedmen In the Nation claim
equal rights with native.b born
Cherokees. 1t is stated Senator Dawes,
of tho senatorial committee, favors the
negroes claims, The matter will come
up at the next November session OF
the Cherokee legislature.
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Exsnsrassd Of the Charges.

ATLANTA, Sept. 6.--Aiter invostiga-
ting tho reports OF Immoral conduct In
Cincinnati, Of Rev. James q. Arm
strong, rec.or offs Phillips church Of
Atlanta, tho vostry to-day passod Q
resolution 10 tho effect that the faoto
do not warrant u withdrawal OF conN.
dsnce IN him. lie will resume HE
duties Tomorrow
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viows on the Recent Chinese Trouble.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-General
Rosecrans said to-day that there could
be no reason for believing that the
massacre OF Cinnamon by miners In
wyoming could lead to serious trouble
on the Pacific coast.
Hugh Mohan, prominent California
politician and campaign speaker, now
mere, takes q contrary view Of the Sit
uation, He says the unemployed 10.
borers Of California, who attribute
their lack OF employment TO the pres.
once OF the Cinnamon, need only THE
slightest excitement TO make an at-
tack upon tho Chinese settlement,
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United states llcnsinosr sears Report

unitsd states Engineer sears' Report,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. GA special TO
tho Picsyune from vichsburg,
says; Captain O. B. Sears,
United States EnRinoer IN
charge of this district, Arrived here
tonight, having visited the works q
WILSON,. Point for the purpose Of In.
yestigating what damage had been
done there during The last high water,
and 70 zee what improvement had
neen made IL the channel. He statss
that q Slscklstsve crossing, where
boats have had some trouble Il former
years IN crossing the bar there q now
y feet Of good boating wateH NE
~ ~ il;f''I 8 Hss ~. sss '''s':ee ss:e
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A Hainls,sr Suicides

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 0.-Ths Times
Cherokee, Kansas. special says. Rev.
Charles W. Price, . Prssbytsrian eler-
gymAn Of this place, hanged himsqle
q snls s!nc morning: san!s A!s MIND ~ lseSee1
here from Plas>sb1rg. NlsscsifL
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Egypt.

CAIRO, Sept. s.-The Bosphore.Egyp-
,tion, a French paper published here,
and which some time ago was sup.
pressed by tho Egyptian government,
when France took up its cause and se-
cured for ii ermission 10 ropublish,
has again been suppressed. This time
France is responsible for tho suppress
sion or tho paper, which had g,vop
oilonso by publishing articles which
were deemod injurious TO French in-
terests,
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needed in Providence breach, that
being to make some repairs on tSo
work done. His opinion IL taat the
work done in the breach has accom-.
pltshed all that was desired and in-
tended, and that low water will fully
Demonstrate the fact. Some portions
OF the piling which was put down he's
been washed away, but mono to cause
any serious results,
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THE GOVERNMENT ANNoypp.

THE GOVERNMENT ANNOYED.
BERLIN, Sept. .6.--The Nord Deutsche
Zeitung, Prince Bismarck's organ,
says that the government Is annoyed
over the anti German demonstration
at Madrid, but will not judge hastily.
1t adds that inquiries will probably
show that the riots were
due to certain influences,
This IL aveiled dig at the French,
The Ieitung also says that II Spain
does not recompense Germany and
punish tho culprits, Germany will
occupy the Caroline Islands forth
with,
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Turkey.
ASKING THE suI,rAS,s HELP.

ASKING THE sULTAH's HELr.
CoNsrANTiNopLH, Sept. 0,--Slr II. D.
Wolf, tho British envoy, has asked
the sultan 10 use his influence 10 o..
tablish firm government In ERypt,
and thus enable England 10 withdrsW
her troops from that country,
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New Foundland.

THE WRECK OF THE HAN0vERIAN.
ST. JOHNS, Sept. 6.--The steamer
Hercules arrived with the rast of the
passengers and crew of the wrecked
steamer Hanoverian. Interviews
with Professor Boil, of Washington,
MIR. Starr, of Halifax, aud other pas
sengers disclosed the following a6-
ditional particulars: The loss OF tho
ship ia attributed to a miscalculation
OF the ships running. On tho day
before tho disaster no sights wore OBJ
tainable and the ship was calling on
dead reckoning. The days run was
first published on the tablet in the
usual place, as 272 miles.
but was afterward altered to 2S2 miles,
discrepancy of the exact differences
between the safety and destruction OF
the ship. The first figures were abso-
lutely correct, as shown by the posi-
ton OF the steamer.
Gases of theft on tho part of the
Hanovian's crew are reported by pnss.
eng0rs. All the passengers and crow
are comfortably lodged In st. Johns
where they viii embark on tho Poly
nesian. which Is due here from Mon.
treal Tuesday.
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Dean ark

rrrR RUSSIAN rxpnRrAL PARTY.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 0.--Tho csar and
caarina, and the rest Of the Russiau
imperial party. arrived here to-day.
visisSrs asd ssvs iSsm - sssiiSs.
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ish ambassador to Oh ina. Is engaged
in trying to induce the Pekin govern.
ment 10 so execute the provisions of
the Anglo-Chinese commercial under
standing, recently reached between
the two nations, so as TO give
ENGLISH FIRMS PREFERENCE
IN the work OF constructing the vari-
ousS railways aud .other internal
improvements decided ON for con-
struction. for which Germans have re-
Gently been making such strong over
lures.
The queen has approved the pro.
lect or bestowing medals on the
0anadian soldiers who were engsged
In the work Of suppressing the Riel
rebellion.
tne new United States minister at
Rome, has been heartily welcomed by
the Italian press. He Win yislt SiSnor
Deprestis, president ofthe Italian min
istry, near Lake Como, before present-
ing his credentials.
Prussia has submitted the plap .or n
PRoJEcrED SHIP CANAL,
which 1t Is prop to cut from Kiel,
on the Baltic, To q point ON the lower
Elbs near Cuxhaven, In the German
ocean. The cost OF the
work will be l56000,00O marks,
OF which Prussia stands ready to con.
tribute $4,000, 900 marks. The bill 10,
tho construction Of tho canal will bs
submitted to the Biendoscath after va
cation.
NJ. Goblet, French minister of pub
lie instruction, has issued y circular to
the French Episcopate, concerning thu
attitude the church may adept In tn,
coming general elections in France
he nottties the clergy they are per.
fectly free to use their own discretion
about their votes, but enisins upor
them
MAINTENANCE OF PHRTEcT NEu-
TRALITY
concerning the votes of their parish
toner's, ana forbids them to use any In.
tluence In favor OF any party
The clerical press has received this
circular with derision. The religion,
editors agree that indifference on the
part OF The church in tho face OF two
parties arrayed against each other TO
and against Christianity would not b,
neutrality, but deserLion from tn
faith.
=, ,MoMigens announce new volume
| POEMS ny TENNYsoN.
Ii Is claimed that In these the ennoble,
poet. laureate has attempted to pei
form ambitious work.
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SATURDAYS REPORT,

MADRID, Sept. 6,-Returns from all
the infected districts Of Spain show
that on Saturday there were reporssd
2,H7 now cases Of cholera and no
daatha
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ToULoN, Sept. 6.--Nine persons died
OF cholera here to-day. The situation
here Is improving. Ia tho depart
ment OF health 6vel doaths are re-
ported.
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AT TOULON,

MARsBILLEs, Sept. 6.-Ton deaths
from cholora have been reported in
this city to .day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-09-23
Hyn1ene0i.

Monday afternoon last, September q,
1885, Alonzo G. Judd, of Milwaukee,
and Miss Inez L. Brown, were united in
matrimony at the residence of the brides
father, Peter Y. Brown, by Rev D. A.
Sanford, of st. Paul's Episcopal church.
The invitations were not general, the
company present to witness the happy
event comprising the immediate friends
of the bride and the relatives of the
contracting parties. The bride has al
ways been great favorite in the circle
in which she moved, and her life partner
may we'll consider himself fortunate in
obtaining so worthy wife. That their
union begun so auspiciously may continue
a happy and prosperous one, is the earnest
prayer Of their large circle of friends.
A fine display of choice and costly gifts
presented to the bride testified to the
high esteem she has been held in BY her
many friends. The wedding ceremonies
closed and the social intercourse between
the assembled guests ended, the newly
married pair left by the 5 p. m. train for
Milwaukee and at once settled down to
enjoy life in their bright, coy home that
had been prepared by the groom No. 90
Thirteenth street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-09-23

E. E. Lewis and wife, of Northwood,
Iowa, are visitors in town, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B Lewis.
We had the pleasure yesterday of a
call from E. W. Frazer, who represents
the publishing house of Rand, McNally
& Co., Chicago.
George B. Lewis, who has been confn.
ed to his home with illness for some time,
is Out on duty again.
DIR. and Mrs @. P Southwell, of Mil
waukee, visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
RuHdlett several days last week.
Daniel Jones has been suffering for
several weeks past from a severe attack
OF erysipelas, but has recovered sufficient
ly to be able to appear on the streets,
although still quite weak.
Mrs. Thomas Moore has returned from
an extended visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
+, Sipp, at Minneapolis.
J. R. Buchanan, of Missouri Valley,
Iowa, accompanied by his wife, has been
on brief visit. here Mrs Buchanan
remains visitor at the home of her
father, Dr.. NJ. n. Barber.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-09-23
OF Interest to Ladies'.

The Misses A. & P. Schiller have in
troduced line of ladies fancy work in
our city which is now very popular
throughout the country, consisting of
lustre, Kensington and oriental painting.
We visited their establishment few DAYS
since, and were shown a fine collection
of Their work in this line. Competent
critics pronounce them equal to the best
in this line of art work. All ladies
DESTROYS of learning how it is done, can
be accommodated by applying at their
place of business, one block north of
Main street, between Third and Fourth
streets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-09-23
Father Collins Funeral,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-The funeral
of the late Rev. Thomas D. Collins, of
this city, who died in New York last
week, took place to-day and was largely
attended. Solemn high mass was cele-
brated at St. Dominic's church, where
the dead priest began his career as an
altar boy. At the time of his death
Father Collins was pastor of St. Peter
and ST. Paups church in New Orleans.
He studied theology and philosophy in
the Notre Dame college in Indiana, and
was at one time assistant pastor of ST..
Bernard's church at WATERFOWL, Wis.
The Interment was at Mt. OliYet ceme-
terry.