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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21
me wesdsII PhiIIIps E.ta.e.

Boston, Nay 1.-The appraisers ap-
pointed under the will Of Wendell Phil
lips have made return Of his property
TO the probs,e court The total value
they fiod TO be $500. consisting of
81. 336 In real estate and 81 ORA in personal
property. A large number of securities
are returned IS probably worthless.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

It's now stated on authority, that M
de Giers will be succeeded as Russian
minister of foreign affairs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Bids for the location of the Orphans
Soldiers home will DO received until
June 30, when they will be opened and
the location selected.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Over 1000 vacancies have been caused
in the postofices by resignation alone.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

The program for the county superin-
tendents' convention to be held at EN-
poria, will be published in few days.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Hon. "Sunset" Cox seems to have bis
face firmly set toward Turkey.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21
Tn. IIlinois sanabble.

SPRINGFIELD, May 15.-The legisla-
ture met in joint session at $50 a. m.
Upon roll call SO senators and 1913 rep
resentatIves answered. A motion was
made to have Weaver seated but Speaker
Haines would not recognize it. He said
he had nothing to 60 upon but the oral
declaration of the honorable gentleman
and he could take no cognizance. After
long wrangle many different
efforts were made to take
q vote for senator. Before one
was taken, however, the Republican
members adjourned to the senate cham
Der leaving the speaker and the house
alone. The question then arose as to
whether It was then joint assembly or
q regular house session. This question
was argued at length for the purpose of
killing time till - O'Clock, so that the
joint session would again convene. Sittig
is not present, nor is Riggs.
PARLIAMENTARY RULINGS?
The remainder of the morning session
up to noon was interrupted by a speech
by Linlgard, during which several at
tempts were made to seat Weaver.
Finally. just before noon, Fuller under
took to putfa motion himself, when the
speaker refused. and declared the mo-
ton carried.
In accordance with the agreement
made between the two steering commit
tees no vote was cast for senator to-day
and the joint assembly adjourned till
next Tuesday. Upon adjournment the
house was declared in session and Wea-
yer, Republican, from the Thirty-tourtb
district was sworn in.
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KoMARoFF's SWORD.

ST.. Petersburg, May 16.-The car
has sent Gen. Komarof q "sWord OF
honor" The hilt of the sword is gold
and the scabbard Is richly set with dia-
monds, The present was accompanied
by an autograph letter from the car
warmly prsIsing Gen. Komaroffs mill
tary measures and prudence and firm
ness IN dealing with the Afghans e. well
as his gsllsniry in the engagement at
OashkepFie. Similar bonof was con-
ferred on Gen ZakrsjewskI.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Gladstone's destiny is just now hang
ing In the balance.
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A SERIOUS QUESTION

PARIS, May ia dispatch rom 81
Petersburg to the Journal Des Bats
states that Russis has entirely rejected
the British proposal. The Des Bats
also stated that Russia will demand 3
right to have an acknowledged Russian
representative at Cabul, the capital of
Afghanistan. French diplomats think
this latter demand, if made. will prove
more serious than any frontier question.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21
RIEL CAPTURED,
AND THE WAR OF THE NORTHWEST
TERRITORY ENDED.
The Rebel Leader in Great Fear of
Being Shot.

How Three Scouts Found Him and
Secured his Arrest.
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CHOLERA DISAPPEARING.
a FTnla

MADRID, May 16.-Over ZOO persons
have been inoculated with cholera
microbes by DR.. Ferrau in the province
Valencia, as preventative OF the disease
The new system is said to be entirely
successful. and the epidemic is disap-
bearing.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21
sUSKIM AND soUDAN.

Negotiations are proceeding witn Tur-
key for the latter's occupation of Suakim
and Soudan on the following basis: The
porte engages 10 assist in suppressing
the slave trade and in developing the
external commerce. relations. Besides
formal proposals made through FehmI
Pasha, if the Porte accepts, an English
company will obtain the option of secur-
ing q concession to construct a railway
to Berber and will receive other trading
rights
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PARIS, May 14-The sub committee
have agreed 10 leave the plenary SueZ
canal commission to deal with the ques-
ton of the supervision of the canal.
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The HaH-Breeds, Men and Women.
Said to be Badly Scattered.
The Old Testament Revised and Given
To the Public.
Quotations From the King james and
Revised Editions Compared.
R.el Captured.

1AloA CApSuEO0.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nay 16.-News
comes here this morning from reliable
sources that Riel, the rebel leader, was
captured yesterday by the Dominion
troops. HIS followers are scattered, and
1t is believed that the rebellion is ended.
HOW HE WAS CAPTURED.
81. PAUL MINI, May 16.-An Even
Ing Dispatch's special from Guarde-
puy's Crossing, via Clark's Crossing
May 18th says: The report that Riel
has been captured is confirmed, but he
has not arrived yet. Many of the rebels
are giving up their armes and the rebel
lion has been entirely ended. VIM. Diehl,
Thomas How're and J. 81. Armstrong,
three scouts, captured Riel at neon. He
was on the road three miles north of
Batouche and was in company with
three young men, all OF whom we're
armed He appeared unconcerned.
Diehl SAID to him, II am surprised to
see you here" Riel said, ~ was
coming 10 give myself up."
He said his wife and family were across
the river. While talking to him Beul-
toms scouts were seen coming up, and
Riel, becoming afraid of being shot,
UOkkOu " tohO INV
camp themselves. Accordingly Delhi
went off for his horse, but when q little
distance away Bouton's scouts got close
and How're and Armstrong took Riel
on one of their horses, and taking the
unfrequented roads, will bring Riel into
camp this afternoon. Gen. Middleton
gave orders that the men should keep
in the tents when Rel comes in, as he
is afraid that some personal enemy of
Riel will shoot hin, many having sworn
to shoot him at sight.
BRoUHT INTO CAMP.
Riel was brought into camp at 3:oO
o'clock this afternoon. No demonstra-
ton was made. He walked quietly to
the generals tent. RIel said he staid on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights In q
| bluff one and q halt miles north of Ba-
| touche. He wished for fair trial, and
| asked Armstrong If he would get civil
or military trial. He SAID his vile and
family were with the half-breed women
near by. Riel appears careworn and
haggard. He has let his hair grow long
and is dressed in q poorer fashion than
| most of the half breeds captured. While
| talking to Gen. Middleton as well 81
could be seen from outside of the tent
his eyes rolled from side to side with
the look of hunted man. He evident
! lY was the most frightened man in the
camp and in constant fear of violence q
the hands ofIhe soldiers. There is NJ
danger of any such violence.
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DWELL DIMES WITH THE QUEEN.

SOUTHAMPTON, May ia large
crowd gathered at the docks early this
morning to welcome Mr.. Phelps. Two
tugs which had steamed up, and having
on board the reception Committee start
ed out to meet the EIbe. The moment
she was signalled an eulngistic address
from the corporation Of Southampton
was presented to Mr.. Phelps The
weather was fine and much eni husiasm
prevailed. Mr.. Lowell was prevented
from personally welcoming Mr. Phelps
owing to the queens command that be
should dine with her majesty tonight.
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THE NEUTRAL ZONE.

VIENNA. May IA dispatch from st.
Petersburg says that the bass OF the
AEglo-Fussian agreement appears to
consist in the abolition of the neutral
zone IN favor of q direct boundary be-
tween Russia and Afghanistau. The
Russian government circles think that
this will secure lasting peace, the neu-
trail zone having been q constant cause OF
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

IF you would Danish Disease
and gain Health, Take
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Earl Granville is communicating with
NJ. de Giers In regard to keeping order
on the new Russo Afghan frontier. 1t
is reported that NJ. de GIers has asked
whether England will accept the respon.
sibllity for acts of the frontier tribes
nominRlly under the control of the
ameer. 1t is the intention of NJ. de GIers
TO leave Russia free to extend the from
tier on the first excuse OF tribal dis
orders
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The Standard says: II is rumored
that Russia's reply raises 8 difficulty in
regard to the basis of the defamation.
1t is expected that commission OF of
fcers will be appointed to examine the
northwest fir ontier of India with a view
of taking into consideration the meas
ures of defense. Afghan merchants re-
siding at Nero haYe petitioned TO allow
an Afghan agency there
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Ladies, are you suffering2 .
"Kidney-wOrt cured me OF peculiar troubass Of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

Are you rheumatism racked 2
aEidney-yVoET cured me, after was given up 20
die bX phy sicians and had suffered thirty years."
49, - - ItIhlridro Malcolm, West Bath, Aalne.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
NOTES FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. IL (Specia). Irregular dog
day" weather has prevailed for the past few days
There are large number of visitors and the place is In
full tide of gayety. meeting was held at the United
States Hotel night at which l. Stewart chosen
chairman OF local committee to receive subscriptions
for the Grant monument J. W. Lester made sccre-
tary and II. g. Leech treasurer.
The Spanish artists concert last evening in Con-
gress Hail. They intend to visit Richheld Springs and
Lake George.
Mr. Truax the proprietor Of Interiaken will give his
initial public fox hunt tomorrow lie has five live foxes
and seven riders In costume and pack OF Imported
lounds 80 . ~,
gress Spring Park todight
sheet and powcase party will be given at Congress
Hall next Monday night Tomorrow evening a hop
complimentary to Mr. Joyce, leader OF the orchestra
will be given at Congress Hall.
Miles sratton successful runner OF this place. is
matched 10 run foot-racc at Troy with T. +. Delaney
3 tho New York athlete. at an early day.
Asw. IL Weston Excursion, from Newburg Tor Lake
George and Montreal numbering 166 people, ID ut Con-
gress Hall to-day.
Frank BoyEs, the NewY0rk artist, mas nne marine
view exhibition here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Baudoine. tr, now at the Grand
Union Hotel, give daily coaching parties with their
3our-inhand.
The United States Hotel has about 800 guests, nearly
Its fn complement
Edward Rearney, OF New York and District Attorney
Foley. OF Saratoga County. have purchased the cee
brated road house known the Moon Lake House, Bar
atoga Lake, and will take possession ON October l.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
DIR. CHARLES HOPPEL IyCINEgLTED.

A HITCH IN THE PROCEEDINGS STARTS THE BURN
INC TOO sOoN-THE EXPENSE.
DIR. Charles Hoppel, who died at his home,
No 23 West Fify-eightb st., last Friday. OF heart
osease was prominent advocate OF cremation. and
long before his death expressed wish that his body
might be disposed OF IN that manner. His death was
sudden pected whether his Views upon the
subject maintained up 10 Ills dying honr could not
be known. In accordance with the oft-rrpeaied
preston OF hs desire his body taken Monday 10
the crenatory at Lancaster. Penn. Dr. George H.
Jscoty Professor Bruce ana L. Prime. Of this city.
went to witness the inclnoraon mt the request OF DR.
Hoppers family. The bod arrived at the cremator At
y. M, being delayed at the depot nc Lancaster for
hour during which time the colin remniucd upon the
freight platform the Tho furnace read, for
tue reception OF the body IL had been started at
and by noon the Thermometer indicated 2.0c0
degrees Fahrenheit ARD when the boty arrived had
reached 300 degrees I'm ter the arrangements which
bay exis.ed at the rrcmaory II took
longer time TO get up the required heat, but
blower having attached 70 the furnace the proper
degree Of heat will % Furnished In about eight hours
The bod, OF Dr. Hoppel was placed upon heavy iron
frame shaped In the form OF HAT rsis which stood
upon rollers upon apatpm abont the height OF the door
of the retort Al the rings and shirt studs then
removed and the clothing was arranged II there was
10 be burial The body was then covered with heavy
white OF cotton that had been stepped In alum 20
make It partly ireproo The heavy iron door OF the
retort opened and the platform upon which the body
rested was pushed In frDDt OF the opening. small
wire through te retort then attached to
lie iron crate andjw wound arounda roller byeans n
craug and the body slowly drawn into the rctort.
Aner the feet of the doctor had got inside the wlrs
canght In the opening and despite tbs efforts OF the
afcndant body could not be drawn any further into
the furnace. While seeking for other means to
move tho corpse the alim sheet caught fire and tue
names speedily CON municaed TO tue clothing upon
flesh was already burning and the oor nllcd the room
IN the great disgst OF r. Hoppes friends VINO were
sadiy watching the proceeing The body finally being
in the reor doors closed ana slnt out tho hiss
of the stsamng flesh The steam blower hum1ed In tho
chimney and the intense hcat kept for an hour
and ialf when the furnace tender looked through
peep hole In the retort and pronounced the incarceration
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
fSp~s (Dsflre Notice.

Ietsorx foreign countries astn< be sraes aMssGi
fog a paech any rtieuiar seam.r except WA -
sired - set baxin2 AMI 90 mas 1i
Lsters specially addressed oeing sent oy rse Astss sS$
sars. IN naas ssr the e.nx AuEnst Il Win csss
tynoarSLY N 1lieA a. tsss sadee a. nnirsS
wspyEsptT-atgm A. m. for Eurspa per O. .. Yssa.
W. 30 taamytou and Hremea uctters sy tnSol1 muss
~ rseteu pey eliaA ." 40 - ioe ffhc5 orests
per ..ornrsuiic, via Havrs - m is .sg1 .Ass3
~ uNuinso ami Turks island por = s1<xoa - .
a M for .>ewioupfrAai. per - MT mia
ruUKsDAY-At $50 u er hursys pss Srfs
n.anic, Queenstown detters fss Sssn.ssy &c; &
France must oe diree,sa PEI @ S,r Isa:svs.s VIA
plymouth. Cberb0ury aud anyurx -, Sr,.,ss
Brir9in o.hsr european evsn6rss "as> "s Ass'ss
"per MaHisanf2"b
,,pIv-A,..u n. f,s Sswf,un,and via Hxiifax, ay7:Jo
M for Iruxilo ANA k,rstsa- psr D. Vsest VA New
OlieinA
s.TuRDAY-At 8 n m. for Eurorc. pcs a 0aha va
Queenstown ottcrs for ,serna iy etc mus' De drsSsa
pea s, Wa via .iassow eiiers DO directed per
cassa az ~ ar a. ,,s ,s sAss m. s.s ; 2ss r Hhn nan
scniedani, via An.sssrsss deer, uIst DC dect
Srr sshledsns y, st for Belgium dirsc& per y -
ss VIA A~ssp 20 or s,s vsSs.ss mas aSs Ss casssc psr
as VI CalaJ; az 10 q. m t3r the WindwArd losnA per
a q FRmboroush via isarbafoss
MONDAY, AU5. fat - N fer sc Tk0sasA 1saxn sl1
the La Plata count hS VIA EsazaA Rer . herrnsnks
Mails for tho sanAwich Is,anAz ps Marpoea VA sse
Prancsco eosa Ansnst sl - p n nnsts i0r the
society lsaas. ats lnNs tya saA Ersnasse' s1ose
nss Ausrs % ana ana shshe. ~ py ssssr va Key w:.s S
close at this once dzilT - ! n
The schsuls sf closing ct rsetas mails = asrAnfs1
On pRssauptsn a Asr ovesana g1ns9
San Yr5ncfscs Naas 1n 1ess arriving Oh ~ = -
Irsnsi..o :. sseAy = ssshnx sf sssaners ~
'n'AAs ~ 's HENRY a. PEARSON, PostmasseE
Post oncA Nsw.Yost. ~ W August q 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

3 3: y;:z slsss vs. sss :s;Gs''.1l - - III kcR
raie 500 easSssQSns fsX - - f13 S ~
,I;!s Z: !: :: :::s s!: !:;: s. e: 8: 3:
~ fsssssasiops were begin sy ~. carrs>t (
tnouehf II was prude14 an4 ee0d1pf1a ~ ~ ~ =
attempt 70 le9m the terms on which be mieht msko
~ e 4 leSn6 onngemeaA eYDsgyoe - 8qseo
on smqhg the stockkok9en d tho 6aiinors "a oAio
Rai1ee4 os9peg - Ae us9 g sesuRfo1s q - en-.
panZ n re building ef uprsatAhle e3eeQh naA 449
credit ot ~ ralfoAA COMPANY be!n& lnue11 b ~
vV ~ ~ sqo leane na0s g ~ bank1 b III ooY bat
eso thye4ahouS - ofaAs - 81 The pEna po11D u
New -England we may not slwsys have 9 ea1y mnaet
market and thought prueent = M Garret 70 pro-
vide In a6vapca 70. ta peshah calling of thsas ans by
~ hsnk9 H this w6y be might avert greater dt5.
sst@ snsa = has systsss. sl ssh.s e1pesslOn h.ss:
Western Union has safely ridden the storm and In fsn6
storm with isss damage then NJ really ex1sots1 f6
sysS before Tho Bsisimcss and Oss vuud not 81 q
existence to-day Il ID dSt n0t have tie Nh cret e
great raroad company back Of IT. But there u v1do
difference apparently between Mr. Gauetrs esfmaSs OF
the value Of htA property aud vtevs wanted u
have direct offer from him to put him record. Mr.
Penders prupoeal TO mako big psos out - IL traas
action would not tolerate moment II 10 psotty
spectacle TO trustees Of tvocomFanies trying mako
money at the expense of the ssochofders Tho posi-
ton OF Mr. Pender and MI Garrett In this matter u
nce fssssant ono. .
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
7HE STATE CONVENTIONS.
MEETING CALLED or THE REPUBLICAN STATE COM
MTTER-G Governor HILLS PLANS.

MEETING CALLED or THE REPUBLICAN STATE COM
MirrER-GovERNOg HILLS PLANS
BUFFALO, Aug H. james ID. Warren,
chairman the Republican state Committee. has called
n meeting Of that Committee at Congress Hall I'm
sarltoea on August 25 at D. m. The members OF the
Committee assembled to select day and place for
holding the Republican State Convention. From such
nembers OF the Committee have recently been here
II was learned that Convention will DO held probably
gt sarat9ga on Wednesday. September ~. IL may
possibly be held till September 30; bnt msst OF the
member. who have been here favor IL September 20
date Moreover ut that great hotels II Saratoga
arc stlii open be persuaded to remain open TIL
that timo by tho lnduccment OF enormous patronage
The Domocra,lc state Convention Will also 10 held in
sarnosa In ths opinion OF politicians here for the pn
pose OF enabling f ai Albany to manipulate
IT, procceiin<s The Governor Is more zeniolsy tnan
have been past few days learn tho temper of
the Ems County Democrats toward MIN. 1hey nave not
much encouraged by shat they hear None oi the
leading Democrats would pledge any delegates To Gov
ernor Hill IL presumed that this eanoisn-ss II due
to tie pcrcc on tbxt any sel-c'ion Of Denoerntic can
difata for Governor by Buffalo Democrats would he
regarded ~ virtually made by Grover CIeSelln Inc
scion the Presidents iends 10 the State Convention
the AdnlsstrltIJn will b. opposed to Governor Hill
when tho Democratic state Convention meets.
ALB,yr. n. Y. Aug. ll-The EreHfng Journal says
the highest authority that the subject OF the fall
campaign this state no; referred 10 In the inter
view botweaa Presdent Cie'eand and Governor Hill
YESTERDAY Thus disappears rumor intended to ah
Governor Hi In mis- attempt to gain the Democratic
nomination for Governor II set anozt by soIre OF
the Of he ias about him hero engineering
his campaign The manufacture OF such report shows
that the Governor docs not nave the Adiuni-riions
support ana IL obtain H. at least 10 give te
idea that ho has obtained IT, Politicians nero say mai
he must 10 feasue that President Cleveland III take
staDd ans him when lie pcrniits slch statement Oh
sur port 10 be circulated.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
FASHION NOTES.

White vests are worn with black and dark
brown wool costulnes that have loose jacket fronts
The tucked skirts OF thin summer woollons are made
without foundation skirts
Pretty dresses are mads entirely OF the piece wool
aces lined with bright surahs the color Ok the
lace .,
Elegant of black crepe de Chine deliberately
trimmed with gnipurc and Spanish Lace honnces
Beige coorrd costumes are trimmed with velvets Oh
dark rich shades.
Decorated fans of gnuzo mounted on ebony or pearl
sticks are more fashionable than the finest Lace ana
feather fans. - ,.,
Panama hats of sailor shape prstty With yachting
costumes. They may be trimmed with rbbans oi the
color the st or scarf OF tho drsss materiM
may be used as trimming
Childrens dresses of colorod CHAINS and cham
breys arc trimmed with many rows OF narrow white
linen braid.
Yak accs of gray and tan shades have gdcd silver
threads In them. These stylish iacea arc used
for trimming hat and are seen on the vaists Oh nana
some dresses-
Oidfsshioned surplice wnists which were popular
quarter OF century ago. have been revived Tina see
son for simmer dresses OF oil materials. This prstsy
waist Is becoming to all tgares
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

DLAKE-At Orange n. J.. on Tuesday. August II, Mar,
Howe widow Of She John Laus Blake i. d. aged ~
Funeral her late residence OF Friday 18th inst at
BICKLEY-At Osborne House. Islc Of Wight T.. L. on
Tuesday An.gi IL. Laura V. VAIL wIfs OF the lat, A.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BRYCEon Tuesday August II. az his residence IN Nad.
Nouce OF fun raj hereiftcr.
cLARK-Ausass O. suddenly at the Fiftn Avenue Hotel.
Remains to- % Hartford. Conn.,. for interment
ELLIs-on Monday. August TO- annie G.. wife Of Thopas
re.idencs 2s r9thss
Essys: to attend
tass
Funeral ssryiees ssssass. No. sti Lexington
ava, on Thursday. August Il, 1t Ioa. m.
Interrnent pnyate-
GR0s Monday Aa,t TO- 1885, at her w lss re,
erosion and aaassr q the ia's George W Bieecksr
yoanss-l q The Rev. Ssorss P. ana kmns :. Gry
The friends q the family srssysss 9. .s,s.s sss s:
Syracuse and Utica papers please cupy.
IvEsAt the residence OF her urcse 0co<se Brtsf xsU
York Ausast 10. k,aily D.; we q :.s Y. Iva
Iricmis and rcstivcs invited
M n % I'm Mr. s.:s .ns s kn Iss
Soiice Of funeral hereafter
Now.Bcdforiand otoD papers please copy.
KIRkwo0D.a at roasrS @ " r. Ans.st 3 issS aged u
anter ogfvie, and widow OF tho late Rev. Robert kSk
wood.
LoRDAt Central Valley. N.Y. sunday 9th asI. Ernest
Arches, o A. amt she asc Josspa Lord sysi ~
Friends IRE invte to attend the funeri at IS wniowst
Brooklyn sn " Wednesday arsnina as 10 Schet-
MI LLsAt Jamaica l. l. Monday. Aseuss 10. Henry.
ln aged years youngest soa Of Charles and sab "
and reaAs svifsa frn~r,
wee at the resttcnce at hsIpast O'Clock Wednesday
Trans leave Lsns Island City ami BrOsays aesrn.
Intermenf private.
osGOoD-suddcny. Monday. August TO- Esther L.,
widow OF the laie J. Grcnyie Isasot
eaivcs ard fren Is nvsed attend the funeral from
the hrsss u Rkhsrd Bas 5ayside, l. D.. on sassrdaJ
Tram leaves Long Island City al s45 = IN
PIYxE-At Jersey CITY August To- lsJ Efhsl Msad
chila sf a. sna Lydfa g. fsync. aged yen. months
Relatives and nytsi SER
wees a. the residences ncr prsnts 81 Joness Jersey
PETRCE-At Atlantic city. N j. Monday. August 10 t3,y,
Msrorie. inf sat tsnysser Of Dr. Henry T. and Nary s.
Perce. aged six months
residence Of parents No. 2t7 Esss lsthSA
PTERSON--August IL. In this city Ekzabth Dean widow
OF the latc Jere ni H. rierson and daughter OF the ats
ReSves and iens are ilvisea to sstsnd ths unssa as
Rsmipo IN Frttay. august II. $3.50 ococS.
leaves fsos sf Wsst 1d sA- ~ CAsnoerAse a LIS
PULLMAN-suaday. "a INST. ~ DoswoctC Checnha near
Jenken; Penn samaet Asyer. ysunssss child OF J.
Wesley ami Tum r. fui IN n.
InterrvA as Ivy Hill csnescrv-
sECDRD-At carmel seventh dav Sch m0ufL Sh Town.
send ,ecord m the slth yoir Of hIs age.
Funeral Aaaxax- Fourth dag. lzsn nst at ~ 6csoct
woLcoTT-Aftsr o short Dlness at Elshkilien Hudson.
Henry Gocfri,a. son OF henry o. andJaa a. xeclu
FansraI fsas. Shs resldssss fathsr Wednesday,
August II. at z y II