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TELEGRAPhiC NOTES.
pvn Of A FARCICAL BUsIyEss

cotIMBus Ohio. Aug 3OThe bribery against W. s..
connellar was today appearing prose-
cute Allen D Meyers, had hearing the charge Of
rnrv In e same discharged. IL appearing
o The evidence he did intend the arrest Of Cap
pelar
LIBERAL REQUESTS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CoycoKp ~ H. Aug 3OOne OF the trustees Of the estate
Boston banker that the towns of
Wororo and TuftOnbOrO viii the about
s support Of schools aud public libraries and
for al ing the poor
GREAT DOTNGS AT COLUMBUS TODAY
CoMBus Ohio Aug 80 tSpecdl This city has not been
o f of Visitors the attraction being tho
state Fair The grounds viii be dedicated tomorrow
hv senanr sherman Judge Thurman Foraker
Va which will make II uah
local interest
HAPPINESS NOT ALWAYS FOR THE YOUNG
NEw HAvKS Conn. Aug. 80 (Sp>edl. l.-Augustus C. WI
cor wealthy goods dealer OF tins city s to DC married 10
It,ta clerk the for ten
yoars Mr. wilcox is seventy hvo and Miss Pane is only
thirty.
CARNIVAL on WESLEY LAKE.
A.MfHY PARK, N J., July SO-The second carnival on
Wesley Lake Asbury Park and Ocean Grove TOOK
nls,. FMS eveung Hotels and cottages Illuminated
snd 300 Lats on lake decorated with Chinese Ian
te,as Tho scene witnessed Ly 10 600 spectators
sYLyANUs W. CARR's BODY FOUND.
DEAL DEAcII " j.. Aug. 3O.-Ihe body Of 5ylvanns W.
Philadelphia who was drowned on THURSDAY Al OSeau
0rvye, was washed ashore hsre oday.
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ELoPED WITH HER RFArHER's Goa ACHMAY.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80 (SpeciaD. Bessie Ohri,
tho sixteen year Old daughter Of George Ohr wealthy
resident OF st. Charles, No.. eloped with Frederick
Deckert, the hired coachmsn this morning and two
hours later the pair were arrested IN this city. The
father has recently returned from visit to Europe and
1t appears that while he absent the cOachman put
In most OF his time making love to the girl. She had
lust returned from Vassar College and spending
her vacation OF hsr fathers farms Miss Bessie
protested vigorously when arrested and then solaced
herself with The enraged father arrived on the
train and took his daughter home, threatening to
conhnc her In o convent.
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POWERS or 4 JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
AN INTERESTING QUESTION TO De SETTLED IN MAS

AN INTERESTING QUESTION TO BE SETTLED IN MAS
sACHUsRTTs.
BosroN, Aug 80 (Speciah.-A hearing has
beon going on for week before Thomas Savage, JUS
ce OF the Peace in Massachusetts. and commissioner
appointed to take deposons for the State OF Ohio In
the course OF the examination. David K Stevens Bos-
ton lawyer. refused TO he The petitioner there
upon requested Mr. Savage to commit Mr. stevens for
contempt Mr.. Savage decided that under the
statutes Massachusetts, he had authority to do So
Tomorrow ths petitioner will ask Judge william Allen,
OF the Supreme Court for order to compel MrStcvens
to appear and give testimony This aspect OF the case
presents q question before decided by the SUI
prems Court; that is whether Justice OF the Peace
has a right TO commit a witness for contempt
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ooUyTERFEJ1ER W4NDsOR CAPrUREp.

LANSING, Mich. Aug. 30.-W. A. MennOck,
chief OF the Michigan District Secret Service will take
10 Detroit tonight william Wandsor OF Vermont, one
OF the oounereiters iD the country lie
was arre,tef In the Lansing Office Friday night, hut
escaped on tho way to the lookup WandsOr was cap
tnred later In three miles south OF Lansing.
wbere ne had burrOwed down six feet into some un-
tbre.hed wheat. He weak from sufocation that
he wand have been dead another half hour Detec-
tive. from NewYork have been the trail for over
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,rnE ASNExArloN OF BuRMAn DEFENDED

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-ln the House OF Commons
ti. evening ]. f. Gors Under Secretary for india
defended annexation OF Burmah on the ground that
was necessary for the safety OF India He stated that
as soon as cold sets In the Government in
tends 10 amass a force in Burmsh 10 subiugate the
country. The Radicals supported two amendments to
the address oondemuing the annexation Of Burmah.
The amendments rejected by maorics OF 70 aud 3
respectively Mr.. Clark Radical moved that the debate
Oh tho address he adjourned Lord Randolph Churchill
opposed motion, stating that II was not conceived
win view 10 public advantage, and that the Govern
nent desired 10 express It's o inion to that feet.
lCrie. Of Withdraw ! Mr.. lngwOrth, Liberal lkened
Lord Randolph Churchill e. Satan correcting sin.
IIaush,ef lively scene followed. The House hnally
aivtel with following result For adOurning. l22;
hgan-t adOurning. ly7 LORD Randolph Churchill then
agreed o udi diOuru debate.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON Aug. 30, 1856
Mr.. BEEcHER on HIS RELIGIOUS LFE.-The Congrega-
tiona Baptist and Evangelical Union Association, of
Glasgow, gave breakfast to-day to the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecner. DIR. Fergus Ferguson presided. Mr.
Beocher narrated at length his early religious struggle
ami dwelt upon the difficulty he experienced in break
ing loose from the old Calvnstic theology.
SOCIALISTS AT DINSKR.-The delegate who re-
Gently sent To this country by tho French Government
10 study British industries were given a banquet by
tho Social Democrats this evening In the palatia hall
OF the HolbOrn Restaurant. Fully dozen different
nations represented. Henry Hyndman presided
and navy in working clothes occupied the vicepresl
dent'
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vURDFRED MS SOy-Jy-LAW

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. Boa dispatch to The
Times Democrat from St. Joseph says: "This morning
as Judge j. b. Elan and Joseph Nichols In con-
sultatou in the law Office OF the fo-ner, Colonel v
Reeves stepped tho front door and fired the contents
OF both barrels into the head and sh oulders
of Nichols killing him instantly Colonel Reeves sur
rendered himself to the authorities and lodged In
ai without bail o says that he acted In self defence
Nicbols was a son-inaw OF Colonel Reeves, and some
family trouble supposed have been origin Of the
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sEvEN PERSONS KILLED. TWENTY TWO HURT
VIENNA, Aug. 3O.-ln a railway collision at
Modng. eight miles from here seven persona were
klled snd twenty-five wounded.
CROPS IN AUSTRALIA AND AUSTRIA.

SYDNEY, ~ 5. W., Aug. 30.-Tbe harvests of
New south Wales are promising The best yield sinco
1870 is expected.
VIENNA, Aug. 3o.-The harvest reports for Austria
Hungary show that the yield OF wheat is about
l6.5O0.o00 bushels below the average the yield OF
grinding barley l37oO0O0 bushels below tho average
ahd OF rye 9O.25O,OOO bushels belOw the average
There Is nedium yield OF mailing bsreys aud oats.
the amount OF 6s75 900 bushels and oats m line amant
OF scarcely 1OO.OOO I1etrical centnera
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
THREE RAILROAD WORKMEN KILLED

THREE RAILROAD woRKMEN KILLED.
s se Aus %%S Re GSSS
road were struck by an engine near Cu1er M .ns @ morn
aTys r and % JCsspa sp H%.nsr ws rg
they were struck by an engine going In the opposite rec
grcss Hall hotel sheldon springs, was broken
from one Of the guests, w. l.. Lincoln, OF Chicago.
YELLOW FEVER ON AN AsPINwALL BARK.
erS from pensacola Says that the bark Lena XPnya
for s s % "a aS e S as G n has
men down NTH 1t sne vas & 10 tow the vessel to e
Ship Island Quarantine.
AMEXICAN KILLED IN TEXAS
GALVESTON Tex Aug 30.-A dispatch 10 Tas Necs from
Columbus says that the Mexcsns became involved in ig
n the e % oy Sd m nrns wss sp him. aa
Of them attempted to sta9 him DEPUTY Hope shot and
fhtSu The name slS 9th Of the Mexican is not known.
AwELL BELIEVED ro aE POISONED
water IN G ~s ws On or the pr.s' S Abel O0
VICTIM OF A SOUTHERN STREET FIGHT
DAsyLLn vs Aug $0-M K Terry who was , shot in n
was shot through the body but recovered
REVENGE, NOT RACE PREJUDICE.
AUGUSTA o. Aug 30-Repcrts have gone out from here
that feeling against Cinnamon had prompted attempts
nigh. 70 blow up charley Loo lc.ons S", the
and not the outgrowti OF race prejudice.
ONE YOUTH KILLS ANOTHER.
PHILADKLPHIA, Aug 30 Especial l-Ncholas Kohoe, age
nineteen was committed prison this morning without bail
charged with killing William McHale. age eighteen. Both
were drunk when and KehUc being worstcd
whipped out a knife and stabbed McLIale.
PASSENGER TRAINS IN COLLISION.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 80 (Spscall-The train on the Penn.
berton and ghtstown Railroad which left Brming ham AZ
6Sl collision Burlington Junction. near Mount
Holly with the passenger train on the Mount HOLY & roa
which left Nncentown at D. The OF the St ta
containing number OF passengers was badly damaged
milk aud smoking OF the Mount Holly Tram "oio
destroyed. Both engines were wrecked
DISORDER AT CAMP MEETING
READING Aug 80 (Spectrl).-Mlie the ltcv Clement A.
Evans Ga delivering sermon AL tlic Ni
tional Camp Meeting at Joanna Heights THIS county s
night young man Brown attempted To walk acioss uo
occupd by tho worsppers ilo was stopped D INC
Rev Sebrine superintendent. and several others
hot words ensuei blows struck aud over iovo
people In Instant The greatest eh'lo
prcvai and thoe were fears OF riot Bot'os anu
stOuos were thrown aud several persons struck.
ACCIDENT ON A SOUTHERN ROAD.
CHATTANOOGA Aug so tSpeeJp.-A serious accident oc-
Queen and Crescent route near Ooo
Ky Meagrc reports received nay That tho o ,no
Jumped e track Engineer DiVhc WAS
Killed and aud baggag-nastcr were bolh SO
rousy several passengeis nom this city we're on t
train and AN particulars vi tho wreck be foceyeA
much auAiey prevails AeTs
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RIOTERS SENTENCED IN BELFAST.

BELFAST, Aug. 30.-A number of men who
we're engaged tue recent riots this city have been
sentenced terms Of imprisonment ranging from two
90 nineteen months
The police OF Belfast will their ordinary beat
duty IN the disturbed districts on "Wednesday. The
MAYOR exhcgs all pescesbe citizens to assist the police
IN the performance OF their duties.
LoSpoS, Aug. 80. Mr.. Sexton has decided TO press
toa division his amendment relative to Belfast The
Government will not reply to Mr. Sections speech, aud
slll hope to prOrOgus Parliament on september II.
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.1oSG-HlppEN MURDER DIsclOsED.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 30 (SpecdD. Mrs. Fed
richer Gruke on deathbcd. on Saturday. conessed
70 ueghbor that MrA August Berman aud her brother
,n.,aw Jacob steinmlsr. had Killed August Bermsa on
october ls $780, sne repeated the staemt mt 10 the
,or,ner to-day Mrs. Bermau and her btother-iu-law
ware arrested suspicion and discharged AZ the time
~ tne murder Mrs. Gruel states that she an eye
witness to the The implicated persoas arr posa
u.lara
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MONTREAL, Aug 30.-A dispatch to Th
Witness<rom Winnipeg says: 1t has been ascertane
that Sir Charles Dixie recently passed through winnpe
Kingston"
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THE CITY OF BUFFALO DEFRAUDED.

BUFFALO, Aug. 80 tSpeciab.-FOr about
week The BuGao Commercial Advertiser aud The Bu0ao
Courier have been charging corruption in the City Eng
ueer's department Among other tnings 1t was shown
that eight cuverts given to Charles StenwAchs TO
build at expense Of Sl99 96cach to avoid Advertising
for bids the limit for advertising being $500 The
engineer inspected tho and found it ehcent In
certain materials To-day he sent communication 70
the Common Cou0c announcing that lie had Suspended
George Vomberg his assistant ana asked that nis con-
duet lie investigated The matter was referred TO the
MAYOR for action Tho contractor has gone 70 Canada
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pRJyrsKs FEARs LEAD no SUICIDE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30 tSpeciaD. D.-Jonathan W.
Scott Que OF beskuowa prlnters In Maryland And
manager Of n, Price CWrest OF this city, was found
this morning hanging from shaft which eonuec's 'ne
betting with the machinery in hs printing essaosn'
ment George U. Porter the owner OF ths newspaper
died a abort time ago Scott had worried 90 muea
fear Of losing his position. that he had oss
twenty pounds In two months. IL WAS WORRY snns
lod hiu suicide lie had been presldsnt OF 'no
more IL typographical Union and was known 10 'hs 0'ss
all over tue country.
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A LARGE CATCH OF MAcgp,r,

HALIFAX Aug 30 (Speciab.-Four Gloucos.
er mscfere seinors passed through the sra, -,
ysseriay on their way home from tho Norm p,v ',,'
1000 barrels Of mackers. Captain Jacob, ,u ~. ~
ne Adams. headed The list with 72O barr.ls ~, ~
'AN mp iAe L"1enDufg banker" Prize, with
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TWELVE SAILORS LOST AT SEA.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Aug. 80 Especial. The
Grand Bank schooner Meteor, which has just arrived
reports that in dense fog and a sudden gale August
Is she lost SIX dories, containing In all twelve mcn
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the inhabitants OF the drouth stricken districts OF
Texas A committee OF the members OF the Merchants
Exchange been appointed to collect and solicit sub
scription and they propose to subscriptions OF
seed. wheat -four meal clothing and other necessares
OF life. which will he sent down IL Is expected that
train consisting OF cars loaded with provisions,
will be sent 10 relieve the sufferers.
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AnENIAL FkOM ROME.

Troy. Aug 30.-Archbishop Corrigan, OK
-. cable dispatch from Rome denying in the name
:, , Cardinal Prefect Of the Propaganda that Mon
nar Nor mas any mission whatever from the Propar
ss ,S, na.t present or future as has bsen stated.
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SYDNEY, n. ). W., Aug 3O.-The Govern
ment has introduced IN Parliament bill providing for
e celebration OF the centenary OF New South Wales In
Jannsry lsSs IT'S proposed that programme .ball
.ncuee c~hNa regatta universal exhibition, musical
festival, review OF the colonial forces ana athlstie
sports ~~N N'N'N''~
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COUNT CHAMP0LLIOA TO Be BURIED ~ FRANCE.
NEWPORT, N. H., Aug. 30.-Austin Corbln
left for SewYork to-day with the body OF Count
Rene Chsronnst Champol.ion, his son-in-iaw, which
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SPREAD OF THE BRIDGE-JUNPING

SPREAD THE BRIDGEJUMPING NSANiTf'
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30 (SpecIdh.-Charles
Fisher. siIteen was arrested to-day for Jumping
from Chestnut Street Bridge into the scauykl HVer.
lie was taken out OF the water unhurt and when ar
rslened said that his next jump would DO IRON. tno
Brooklyn Bridge ANA from The highest part VI 'no
structure. He remanded.
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GERONIMO kEADY 70 OAPirULATE.
NoGALEs, Ariz Aug. 3O.-Geronimo nas
seut word to General Miles that he will meet niu =. ~
sxu Bsru ardnv kxpch Arrange terfos " susses~'
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CHATTANOOGA Aug so (SpeeiJlA serious accident oc-
Cured TO day Queen aud Crescent route near Oeos
town Nv reports received that tho engine o mo
south bound xpress Jumped the track Engineer DIone WAS
Killed aud baggagemascr were 1oth SO
rously hurt passenges nom this city on to
train aud AN particulars vi tho wreck be received
much auAleLy prev ais Aexe.
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WAShINGroN, Aug. 80. - Mr.. Porter
First Assistant Secretary OF State, said to
day that he did not believe the story
OF Mr. sedg wicks alleged escapade in Mexico. Tho
Department he said has received notice OF IT, and o
not believed TO be true.
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DISASTER IN A MINE.
FIVE MEN KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

GAS IN THE FArRLAwN CoLLIERY IGNITED BY A
FAULTY SAFETY LAMP.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIpuyE1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-23
THIRD EDITION.



An alarm was sounded shortly alter
O O'CLOCK last even ing from box II, in
front Of the City Hall, that Was caused
by Are in the cellar Of George ID. Cle'
lands shoe store, No. 424 Market street
Dense volumes OF smoke poured from
the store, and Il was some time before
the FIRE could be located. Before the
uolice and the firemen arrived some ope
broke . large light Of glass out OF the
door. and several men started to carry
out the goods, but were stopped as soon
AS the police reached the place. The
Are was finally fouad 10 be in the Gel.
lar, aud stream OF water was turned
an which soon extinguished IL. No watei
was thrown on the store floor, corse
0uentiy the stock was not damaged, IN
less Ii may be by smoke. The hr'
burned nearly through the floor II
several places and worked Its way ny
behind some drawers containing rough
boots, rnbbers, etc.
Il also ran up the stairway aud de-
stroyed some good cbthing hanging II
the hallway, which belonged 10 the en-
ployes. A Are exiting uisher was uset
10 complete the work of extinguishini
the smouldering embers.
1t will be necessary TO put new
floor In the rear part of the store and
glass in the door, in addition To SOM
minor uepairs. II is supposed the DR.
was caused by spontaneous combustion
in a nile Of rubbish that had beei
allowed to accumulate. Mr.. Cleian'
returns his thanks to the hremen an,
police for their prompt action, whic
prevented what might otherwise hav
been n serious cophsgration.
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Temperance Work.

The County Committee of the State
Temperance Alliance OF Dover met
Yesterday afternoon in the rooms OF the
Red Ribbon Temperance Association
go Market street, there being q very
large ATTENDANCE. Alfred GawthroI
was elected president, George W. Todd
vice president and Charles ii. Seminar
secretary. The rules, regulations and
platform Of the State Committee were
affirmed. The committees from the re
.pective hundreds reported the WORK
.nd sentiment of their districts, which
reports were of q very favorable char
lcter. The Hundred Quantities wer'
enlarged to meet the work that was de
manded. The committee adjourned Il
meet ut the call o: the president.
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ARnsements.

The Count and Countess Magri, with
their company, gave two very enter
tanning pei formauces ut the Academy
Of Music yesterday afternoon and even
ing before fair sized audiences. They
will close their engagement this even,
ing, and should be greeted with full
house.
On Monday night Nine. Modjeska
will appear In shakespeare's sylvan
comedy, Twelfth Night" rs Viola.
This 10 the frst appearance OF this cele,
brsted actress In this city, and IL will
no doubt be one Of the marked eventf
Of the present season. Viola 10 consid'
cred her most attractive role, and the
performance should be pAtronized In q
manner that will show managers that
the people Of this city can and will en-
courage irst-class attractions.
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Fourth Edition


Miss Estelle Muse and Mr.. Harry
O. Hopkins, both of seaford. Del, were
married In Baltimore yesterday at the
parsonage OF the Central n. Ohurch
Suath, by the Rev. j. I. Williams
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
kins left Baltimore for Seaford. The
bride is the half sister of Mr.. VIM. +.
Smith, of Baltimore. II will be TO
lnembered that on April 9th Mr.. Smith
met Mr.. Hopkins in 6eAford, and do
manded that he sho1ld marry the
young lady Immediately. Hopkins
rafu sed and Mr.. Smith shot him thres
times, but without inhicting q serious
wound. Mr.. Smith gave himself up e
the authorities and was promptly 40
Quilted on the 18th. On the same day
he went back 10 Seaford. Mr.. Hop
kins heard OF his arrival, and sen
word TO him that he was willing for tn
marriage 70 take place. Mr. Hopkinl
] went TO Baltimore, where the yount
lady was on . visit, and they wer'
married as stated.
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DIED.
REEp-on April a, Het,ie A., wife Of N

REED-On April a, Hettie A, wife Of Nor.
man H. Reed, aged "a years.
Services at the residence OF her mother,
Eliza Lang, No. 6ly West Sixth street, on
Saturday, April ~, at Up. m. Relatives and
friends are Invited TO attend the funerrl. In.
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
BARNEY. On April 2lst, Charles Y. son o.
Elmer aud Diary Harvey, aged SIX years
and m onths.
keIatives and friends are respectful ~ in
yittd to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents, No. 22o Parish street
| on SAturd y afternoon, at 2 O'Clock liner
| ment at Old Swede's cemetery. Services ri
| the church.
| WHITLEY On Friday morning, Apri
Esd. William u. Whitley, In The 67ti
Funeral service will be held at his lat,
residence in this city, No. ol6 West street. OF
Monday, April goth, At . O'Clock, Q. m. In
i terment at Bridgeton, N. J.
HUBERT -On the 22d inst, Kate Farley
/ wife OF Jacob W. Hubert. aged % years
Tho relatives and friends Of tho fAmil.
sre respec fully invited to attend the funera
| from her late residence, NO 400 West From
street, on Monday afternoon, April 20. At
O'Clock. lnterment at 81. Peters OAtholi
Cemetery.
i daughter ef James II. and Lowrinia
Wilson, aged 4 months and days.
Relatives ard friends arc respectfully II
| yited TO attend the funeral from the res
| denos OF her grandfather, james KeinaD, 81
West Second street, on sunday. Services q
the house at 80 p m. lnterment AZ hive
| view cemetery. 7
snr az ,uch IL the K'nVdnm NJ Hesvsr