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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

day night, August 9th, at its hall, cor.
ner OF Twenty-sixti and NJ streets. A
fine programme OF musical and literary
exercises bas been arranged for the oc-
casion. Professor William Il. Blakey,
the ventTiloquist, will favor the public
with some Of bis selections During tho
evening fine silk pillow will be voted
to the young lady receiving tho highest
number OF votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
A gig Ferryboat Launched.

IBy teIegfopH % u5 DItpAIou.I
WILsuNGIos, DEL, August lS.-The
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company this
morning successfully launched the iron
steamboat Maine, built for the Brooklyn
and New York Ferry Company, TO ply
between these cities Parsed Assistsnt
United States Engineer AMMAN, of the
Ampbitrite Inspection Board, christened
the new boat. The Maine is a side
wheeler. 1873 feet long over all, 81 feet
beam, and IA feet deep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
RICEMoaD TOBACCO NsRXEv

ACGUsT II, 1859.
To-day no business vas done on Change, and
soarceiy thing ouisida. From Gle West wo hear
good rnlns havo fallen, though % coarse not
stiEing all tho sections most needing II.
Prom all Of oar accounts from the br ght belt
tho drought has not been exaggerated. sevoi al
Of Eichmoudis best known toba,co-nnen give
very bluo reports Of the croP condition in North
Carolina this week.
Tho North Carolina T0hsSco Association meets
nt horehead August 2sih and goth. Julian <.
Carr Is president, and very handsome Invitations
have been sent out ~ the trade Richmond
promises 70 DO yell represented st Morehead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
r.le,,a.. mneeE ro-nay.

Mrs. Martha Vai6ine,' minister IN
the Society Of frien' VINO 70 'faVeinug
ia the interests ofnat denomination,
.ryivc5 ;n the eity IT evening aud will
na,ticinste IN the Sular Sunday fore
nom serv,ees At II'clock this morning
NJ the Friends chch, on Clay street
shovo First Mr. Valentine is from
New York and issell-known there as a
fnent and iniereng speaker.
The meeting v DO open TO the public
aud All are iuyit to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Requisltton Paper. ASKED FOR.

Max Metelets, a fugitive from justice
FROM this city, charged with stealing
three gold watches and chains valued at
$l63, the property of j.. Metelets, has
been arrested in Atlanta, Ga, and it is
reported has made full confession.
Commonwealth s-AttOrney Spotswood
yesterday applied to Governor Lee for a
reQuinti0n on the Governor OF Georgia,
and as soon as the requisite papers are
prepared an officer will be sent after Ne
telets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
He was Entieed Rack 10 Canada.
NV telegraph % tho Dispatch-l

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, August 49,
David Davis, clerk of storekeeper and
the postmaster OF QAppelle, left that
place to spend his holidays in England d
short time ago. During his absence II
was found that be had embezzled $50, 600,
and it being ascertained that be was
coming out on the steamer Vancouver
Quebec detectives followed him. Davis,
however, managed 10 elude the officers
and was next heard OF in Utica. Detec-
tive Carpenter OF this city, proceeded to
Utica and enticed Davis 10 prescott
where he arrested him yesterday and
brought him to Montreal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ANEHIcAN ASSOCIATION.
Celebrating Francis Joseph's Birth
day.
tDy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

IDy INItBIapn 70 IHV I777I7"1VHJ
NEW YoRB, August lS.-The Austrian
slips in this harbor are profusely deco
rted with bunting to-day, the occasion
ling the celebration Of the fifty-sevehth
birthday Of the Emperor trancis Joseph
4 Austria. Numerous dinners viii be
lven tonight
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 1S.-TO-day
icing the birthday Of emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, Count Won Wolken-
tin Trostburg, the Austrian Ambassador
here, and the members of the Austrian
embassy went To visit the Gar at the
castle at Ropscha, near krasnoe-Selo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
knocked Out By mesaows.
lBy telegraph to the Dispach.l

NEW YORK, August ia San Fran
cisco special to a sporting paper says :
The prize-fght between Jim Sullivan,
the middle weight champion of Lower
California, and Tom Meadows, of Austria
Lin, was fought over the border. Police
Gazette rules. Smith weighed eighteen
pounds more than his opponent. Eight
rounds were fought, when Meadows
knocked Sullivan out. Meadows was an
unknown and fought under the name OF
Tom Smith OF Liverpool, and his hackers
won heavily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
The Geiser's Passengers.

W
New YORK, August 1S.--Fiye steerage
passengers Of the Inflated Geiser left for
their European destinations to-day.
Four went 10y the Copenhagen steamer
slayonia and one by the Liverpool
steamer City OF New York. A cable
gram from Copenhagen to the steamship
agents in this city states that the Thing
yalla will receive permanent repairs in
Halifax. The company has also been in
stiucted TO pay 80 per cent of all mode
rate claims Tor damages, the remaining
half 70 be paid in Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Democrats in COsrerence.

10y b'ANe A@ph W wv A'AHSNf~'Hi
NEW York, August 1S.-The Demo
cratic committeeman mustered in force
to-day ct tho Democratic headquarters.
Chairman Barnum had long informal
talk with Chairman Brice, OF the Cam
paign Committee. Senators German OF
Maryland, Barbour Of Virginia, Com
mitteeman Tnrpey, of California, and
Chairman Murtha, OF the State Executive
Committee, were all present at the con-
ference. There WAS no prearranged
meeting, only an informal conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Asse.mer Wrecked.

HALIFAX, n. s.. August 1s.-The Nor
wegian steamer Liberia ran on White
island, of Ecurn Securp, last night and
is total wreck. The crew we're saved
and have reached the mainland The
Liberia was from New York aud bound
to Stettin. NO particulars OF the dis
sster have been received. further than
that the ships bottom WAS crushed IN
and her cargo is being washed out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
A Manufacturing Concern shuts
R0Wn.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y teIegrEpl % NO UIspaNH.I
LOWELL. MASS, August ls.-Tho His
cox File Company, of West Chelmsford,
shut down last night for On indefinite
period owing 10 the persistent and ag-
gressive war Of large incorporated con-
Germs. The stockholders voted to petit
ton the company into insolvency. The
aggregate liabilities are in the neighbor-
hood of 100000 The value OF the as
sets is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

JOY NF0sTNFl " 10 " T'I7-TI'I
FRDLAY, ONO, August IA passen-
ger train on Che New York. Mahonng
and Western railroad colliicd with a
freight tram on the Lake Erie orll
Western road within the city limits last
eyeing. wrncking both engines and doing
a grea! deal OF damage. One passenger,
b. b. Powell, who Jumped from tho
train. was seriously injured, and the Sest
badly shaken ND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

10y Telegraph 20 mo UIspaV,LI
APALAoHIcoIA, Fla, August ia
lynching took place at Ocheeshee, Cal
houn county. Wednesday. Nash Griffin,
negro, wrote an insulting note 10 a
young white lady, Miss Kimmie Griffin.
She showed the note 20 some male
friends, who caught Griffin. gave him
one hundred lashes, and ordered him TO
leave the county. lie did not go, when
forty masked men caught him and shot
him TO death. No arrests have been
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Democratic ConEressmen nt Pitts
puGah.
IBr telegraph 70 ne DIspatch.l

PrrrspuRaH, August Ex-senator
Vance Of North Carolina and Congress
men Benton McMillin OF Tennessee,
Tarsney OF Michigan, and Marsh OF
PENNSYLVANIA arrived from Washington
at 9 o'clock this morning to take part IL
the annual reunion OF the General Assoc
citation of the County Democracy at Tx
position Park this evening. Senator
blackburn and Representatives Scott OF
Pennsylyania, Cox Of New York, and
Townshend OF Illinois are expected here
this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
HtiI.ary Conspiracy.

ny Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LoSDoN, August 1S.--Advices from
Spain say a military conspiracy has been
discovered Mt Madrid. cavalry officer
and several sergesnts and priyates have
been arrested. Strict watch is being
kept upon suspected mon in the garrl-
sons at Sarsgossa md Lcrida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Tragic EsainE of a Picnic.

CHICAGO, August 1S.--As a party Of
pick nickers were returning from Lake
Forest last evening quarrel occurred
between several men. in which two men
named Dugean and Moore were stabbed,
the former fatally. The stabbing is said
TO have been done by Michael Mines,
who mas disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
A fire An Montreal.

10y VvtVtI"F" y '77 - TT
MONTREAL, August lS.--A FIRE in the
building on Common street occupied by
James MACPHERSON, of ID. Nj. AacPher-
son & Co., and Mayor, Boos & Co., Grain
merchants, yesterday caused some thou
sand dollars worth Of damage, mostly
by smoke and water. The loss is Gov
cred by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
MARKETS BIZ rxLEaRAPH.
nRW YoRk.

NEW Yosx. August is.-Cotton nominal: sales
mono; uplands, ukc; Orieaus iihc.s net re-
celpts. US bales; STOCK, l7l,5l0 bales. sou,hern
-four steady; moderate demand. Wheat-spot
sale lower: No. sTed,, August 8a91kc.; Sep
tember g3gEafkHc. Cofn-Spot Yale. lover aud
very duh; No. 2. Angus, S37.c; Sspton bsg.
53i@ a53.c. Oats-Spot steady: No. 2, August
24c; September. s9hae9+c.; No. q spot, 80 I;
mixed western, S5at0c. HOPS quies: cholc,e arul
CO1es-AuguF, $40 IS: September, $40 J0esi0.53:
spot dull; fair cafg0es, Hkc. sugar held
firmly but quiet; fair refining, 5-isr. kolAs-
sss-Ss business and nominal Rice in far de-
mand and stosdy. Cotsen-sesi oil dull Rosin
quiet. Wool stronger and moro sciiyo. Tli.
penIino frm ans quiet Of &c. Hlies srm.
PORK steady and quiet; mes-, tl52JatiA 30
FOR new, nnd sl4.O for old Middles strong
aud quiet shortclsar. $3.50. Lsrd-spotin hgh,
supply aud higher; quoted at s9.Tk af9 20 Tor
western steam, +; options very strong sud higher;
Auesst sass September. $500 asked Ffeights
firm.
CHICAGO.
ugrcAso August iS--cssh quotations wers:
Fiour nrm ard unchanged. No spring wheat,
s34aS3Hc No. 3 red. s54ss5kc. No. . cora,
4ii.c. No. oats, 2Jk0. Aess-pork. sIl70sSta.7A
lard, ssgssaNs. short-rits, sS2oaia Eh.
Whiskey. ti.2o
Tie leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
rev. Robsr, cO,lysr a. orator.

ALBANY. n. y, August ls.--kev. Ro-
bert Collycr, Of New York, las been re.
lected a. the orator on tho OCCASION ot
tho unwilling OF tho bronze statue 10
Robert Burns in this city August 30th.
1t is expected this event will bring To-
gether one Of the largest gatherings OF
Scotchmen ever ass mblel IN this
eouutry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Dedicsttue a uenvsnsus 10 Victory.

ny AnRI0-AuloIIcan chDIe 70 5uo UI'phItu'I
LEPsrc, August ia monument
dedicated to Victory vas unveiled hero
to-day by tho King and Queen Of Saxony.
Among the prominent people present
were Count Won Moltke. Princes George
and Friedrich August Of Saxony, and the
members Of the ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
ArnlnhI FRANCE.

rBy Anglo-Awerican cable to tho Dspatch.l
ST. PErERBURG, August 18.-The
NOroc Vrcngd. IN commenting on the
speech of Emperor William at Frankfort,
says the Emperor's remarks must have
been directed against France. They
could not refer to Schleswig- Holstein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Poverty asd ruth.

NEW York, August lS.-Chhirman
Ford. OF the Congressional Immigration
Investigating Committee, opened to-
days proceedings by calling TO che stand
Ward. Detective Michael J. Reap, OF the
Eldridge-Street police-station. Witness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
pemocratsc Nom,nation.

ORLANDO. Fla, August lS.-General
Robert Bullock, Of Ocala. was to-day
nominated by the Democratic Conven-
ton OF the Second district for Congress
10 succeed Mr.. Dougherty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
AIter the Thundarer.

by Anglo-Amorican Cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, August lS.-Other members
of the Irish Parliamentary party have
announced their intention to bring suits
against the Times. The object Is 70
mulct the paper for costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
MEKKLY RANK srATFNrNr.

NvvYosk. AuEust iS--The weekly hank staio-
Tnent IL as follows: Neserye, decrease, s2,NO,-
B1B: loans Increase g. lis 900; specie, decrease.
fllt5yO0 iegai-tondcrs. decrease. 81 S65H00; do
posts, decrease, tl5.70O; circulation, increase,
SIS 100.
I'hs banks Bow hold SCI. 9B850 in excess Of tho
u per can't ftila
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
rrn Last KighL.

r,,o ola,m fire at 1910 last night
49, 80 conss5 !, he explosion Of lamp
wa ,hs ars,ses occupied by Lucy
1n.riss lcolsd) in Morean's row, be-
tween Thin'nu four'n Oh" O"iJ "uN
The VI Department promptly 70.
.,ondea II the fire was extingnished
Slthou, y damage TO the property be-
Gre ~, rival OF the department
lar crowd quickly gathered, but
had tosburse without seeing fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

There are very few strangers visiting
Richmond who don't call on Julien
Blnford, 1901 east Main street. His
Just reputation for selling medicinal
liquors and pure groceries IS we'll
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Arre.t4a fer Martier.

ll3y telegraph ~ the Dispatch.l
MONTREAL, August ls.--A. II. GAIA,
who shot ADD killed Joseph Piion, the
hotel.keeper at Coteau Landing, on
Tuesday last, has been arrested at Posses
Creek and brought to this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

rsy telegraph 10 ths pispatch. !

by telsgra5n 10 ths Dispatchl
BosTos. August le.--The Democratic
State Committee has decided tp hold q
State Convention at Springfield Septem-
Der 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

REVIEW OF rna CHICAGO nAkKyr.
CHlcAs0, August iA--Thsrs vas . chAAgs In
ings on last night TO the bsxinning Of bestnsss
today. In ne grain markets thsyo We Z aud
den lotup and mild reaction In pFicss wheat
opsslsd NC. iosor ana hcfore aeon soid lc. ua6Sr
the closing price Of yeA1r1aY. Corn o1D0 eear>e6
Ne. lover ana afler 8 rs1y = ~ eln1bng DfScs
crenosd back fraHsion- osis vsrs Arm sa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
CATHOLIC NEWS.
SlsRor 1EASTs MISUNDERSTANDING
ron rHgPsIgsTHocD.
Manchester in Brief - The Connection
Iraek-siEhth-strest Tunnel
Other Lseal Hofes

The organ at ST Peters Cathedral
Will be taken apart and thoroughly over
hauled. II was built by Bishop Janwens
couple OF years before no left Rich.
mond, and has never received any repairs
since. Mr. !. ". Otto, Of Baltimore,
who built IL, viii arrive in tins city to-
morrow and begin the work Tuesday
morning.
BISHOP KgASE's SUCCESSOR
The question is daily asked as to who
will he Bishop Keane successor. Three
names have been forwarded to Rome,
among which is that Of very popular
priest who is doing good work in this
diocese. 1t will be a few months before
Leo NIL makes the appointment, and
81 Is to be hoped that he viii elevate to
the bishopric priest from the Diocese Of
Richmond.
STUDYING FoR THE PRIESTHOOD.
Master Willie O'Haa will leave the
city in few days for Baltimore, where
he will study for the priesthood. No one
can be ordained priest until he reaches
the ace OF twenty five years and has un-
dergone about six years Of close study.
BgNEpICrINE NUNS.
The BeDedic,ine Nuns have been
spending their vacation on their beauti-
ful place, near tho National cemetery.
VISITATION NUNS.
None Of the Visitation Nuns, with the
exception OF the two lay sisters, hnve
put their foot outside OF their enclosure
since they entered the convent Some
OF them have not seen the streets Of
Richmond for twenty years
FRANCISCAN SISTERS.
The Franciscan Sisters who have
charge of the colored schools of this
city are spending their vacation in
Baltimore, with the exception Of Mother
Alfonso and Sister Leonard, who are
still at the convent.
LITTLE SISTERS or THE PoOB.
The graves Of the four Little Sisters
Of the Poor buried IN Mt Calvary Gene
terry present Dice appearance, very
neat marble cross having been placed on
each Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

hCA1os9 August Is 1881
OFFERINGS.
WHHLr.-0.Sl6 bushels.
CORv.--l74O bushels.
OATS reg bushels.
eALRs kGr0zrso 70 ascasykAY
WHEAT. White. 10 bushels prime on private
terms; ~ bushels very good AZ &c: 10 bushels
yory good ~ Q3c. LoRgberry, I.lOO bushels very
good at 9ic. 566 bushels very good ~ sjc.; go
bushels good al 99c, 100 bushels good at gOc. (;
EoOi ct 90; a bushels good Al eOc. (: 81 bushels
common AZ So shortbsrry 70 bushels prime 81
psc.; ~ bushels very good at CSC. pc bushels
very good al soc. iN bushels good at SIC. SO
bushels good ~ NC. "a bushels good at SIC; 20
bushels lair az Sc. ia bushels fair at So; l12
bushels fair at 63c. Total sales Of wheat i,O,5
bushels.
CORs.--White, q bushels very good 10 5sc.:
5sg bushels good Al Sc; - bushels common st
5Sc. Total sales Of corn. $40 bushels.
OATs.-spring, ~ bushels very good al SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
eALRs EGr0zrso 70 ascasykAY.
TOuh

We quote: fine. 81 JOAs275; snperine. 81 75a
81. 70. extra. s150asa75; family, f4aAJ0: patent
family, country, ti.75ataeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Ganafa Rrnsaee.

tlBy Anglo American cable 70 tho Dlspstch.l
LoSpos, August ls.--Lord Salisbury
has gone to France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
RALrrunHR arncK rARYKr
RICHMOND Stock EXCHANGE

Bhirm0yE. August lS--vIrginis 6's. console
lated. 7G: pas; due coupons b5; Do. new 0s,
~; DO l0-ig's, aj3S Bio to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
FINANCIAL.
HEv YORK. IALvruoRI AID 8rca.
NoHD STOCK IxoHAHGE6
orsin yrcvissns csssen. ysssssa Tar.
pentina Basin. fsr. aad
Psanas AaxkasR
rnrrrserspn to the ps.p.srn.,

NEW YORK, August is-Tho stock market vas
dull today. and most Of The itss closed lover
this evening than a. hast prpTtoBs shle,. Tiers
was more hopeful feeling on tho street A. the
opening, snc the fTst sales were made AZ al
yauces over last evenings closing hguree OF
rom y 20 = per cont. vhich advantage va tur.
Their incrca@d by spsll fraction. IN ne esriy
trading. when the fifst demand slacked On tne
bears renewed their pressure against We liss
aud everything weakened. The granRcrs 100
OF. with Northwestern In the head. but We
Gould stocks SecRm9 no@i prgmlnent
shortly. aBd Missouri Pacific rapidly e-ciihcd
over per ceDt, the bulls In these s'ccfs being
very nmid ard TOE feeling upon shem very no
settled. Nos rngiena vas the nsri point u AZ
tack. snd retired . fraction, though he
general iiet was somewhat stronger sad recoy-
cred partially froen the lowest prices rcasrhsi.
The movements lacked vim. however. snd NE
toac OF ne mArfet a. the close wa r@ther heayy
and unsettlca. The total sales we're s.lS
shares Final changes while In NO case Tor
more fha0 fractional amounts. were slnsoss IN
Variably IN the dira,ilos q lsver figures, Read
las stocks leading SAB losses OF percent
Nsw YORK, August IA NOON. --sioctk dGl and
steaiy. Money cay Atiais. fxchangs-lrne
IS; short, ~. Governments dull and STEADY.
Er-Ding. -KrenanEs quiet and weak Money
esey at iRI \ per cent suo-Trcss1ry bsisaoeS--
Com. lhs,0S.Do0; currency so,4J4.oW. Gov
ernTsnh dTil and strady; 4 per GEMS, IL;
~ per cents, i07s,. ftSte bends neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
GRAIN AKD COTTON TxcHAHak

MCaNOs9. August IS 1883,
OFFERINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
ssoa renspiars

cyity Lodge. No, 5s7, ]. O. q. T.,
vliye public open meeting on Mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Mills and blackburn IA west vir-
Rfutn.

INporIaI telegram 10 Tue DNpatch'I
CHABLEsToy, ". Va, August 1s.-
Congressman Mills OF Texas and Black
burn OF Kentucky addressed two i'm
mense Democratic meetings this after
noon and evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

BACON-Died. a. her late residence, ~ II A.
". Saturday, ISgh Instant, COhhtJiA. WIDOW ot
John l.. Bacon, Ia the seventy lfsi year u her
age
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON.
RROwN.-Dlsd At tho rcsiaenco Of hls pa
rents 80 south Laur,i STREET. ht 5.iS A. NJ. Au-
gust II, ISIS, CARTER BETHEL, youngest ton
OF william r. snd Eirhs V. Brown; eyed Gao
the funeral win tsky place from ia parents
rrshoDce THIS Sunday NoRNihd a. lelo
O'Clock. Friends and sogEcirinners oi he iamIlJ
are respectfully Invited a. attend.
cOsBY.-pIsA. az tho ro-idsncs Of hts fathor-
in lAU. y. NpscOmb, 10 nf3 north Tsenty-
ssvenss street. Friday, Ausus u, 1874 AZ halt
past O'Clock. CUAktlEI. COSBY, beloved bus
hand Of leusy Cosby. in the tnTAoh year q as
age
None knew him bat 20 love him.
A precious one hon W his g0Bo,
voice we loved Is s'illcd.
A phase "a ysrsat IN or homo
Hhch neysr cas be nlicd-
Funeral at tho EA--Eod Baptist church sun
DAY GYESIHG atais o'ctOCt, Friends and NC
quhtntan,cs are invited % 9rsna. -
pOWRS.-Died. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18Th. ct his
residence d00 orsbaa street. "a no =. NJ, ia no
AFTERMATH year Ok his age. WILLIAM BOW ~.
Hls funeral will take Plsoe from ~ Patricks
church THIS Sunday kNKNIN6 at oci"ck.
Friends And nrlnain1,acss Of mo fAaiily afere-
chicago, boston, and Canada papers please
copy.
KENr.-Disd. at hor rs.iieDes, iig north
Seventeenth street. a. lf:;0 A. NJ. Augustus ls,s,
ia The sixty seventh year Of her agc, Mrs.
JOHANNA KENT, relic, Of Daniel hont
Funsral from tbs above residence At y. VI.
THIS DAY Sunday. fsth,. Friends and rela-
lives arc Invited u ateod.
LArOuCHg,-Ded. August n, isSS ALICE
RAaLAND LATOuCHk. only ciild o. Paul and
Maria ). LAt0uche; aged seventeen months and
Funeral from Pins Street Baptist church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON 81 40 O'Clock. ff9Dds
aud ecquAlntsnces respectfully Invited 10 At
tond-
LINEBAUGH.--Died,e Saturday morning, AZ
$40 o'clock, a. no residence Of her uncle, No 10
south cherry street Miss ALICE LlhkBACCn,
in TIC DinsteenEh year q her age.
precious 90 70 from us has gone.
voice ve Lowell - rtiled:
pisce n vacant IN our homo
Which never can bc 1iisL y. T. T.
Her funeral will Ase place from the West
Msia-suees Baptist church - =. N. TODAY
CsunGayj. 18Th August friends and scIuaint-
sncos Of ne family sre Invited 10 attend.
woRD.-pied. rear wsrrv~ton. Va. tns Ism
Instant PkAsk LYLE, in,sas sou " Frank q.
and Ida |. Word.
Ths remains win arrive TO-DAY on the go p
NJ. ueIn 81 Tho Richmond, Fredericksburg ADD
Potomac railroad. lntstlnsnt al bongrecL