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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13

of his mind" He did so to such an ex.
tent as to disturb Browns peace and he
was arrested. On being taken before
Police Judge Stanton he was fined in the
sum named above.
Before Judge Cheney yesterday were
called the cases of Wheeler and Here
ford for killing Tweedy at Lancaster; oi
Wooley, the boy who accidentally shot a
companion at Gsrvanza; of Williams, the
dude forger; of Clark, charged with prac-
ticing medicine without filing his GER
VIM. Griffith, charged with com.
mitting crime against nature; and of
G. NJ. Pock, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses. Pock was tried
and acquitted. The other cases were
set for trial at dates in the future.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
EVENING.

Music, by the Band; remarks, Commander
Skinner; Vocal solo. Mrs. Buckingh an; Reel.
tation, THE Pilots Story" Louise Williams
Alto solo, ''The Soldiers Dream" Mrs. J. II.
J. osg0od; Soprano Solo, Mrs. w. h Beeson
Recitation, "fhe Sergeant's Story" Miss Kit.
tie Richa'us; Bass Solo, AL Haw horne; Ladies'
esG seeson BucEineha han = Boef fp'id and Miss Kate
Ryder; Miss Eva Nelson and J. a. Brenner,
accOmDauigLs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13

Beecham's S Pills cure billion and nervous ills.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
A Card,

l beg to announce to the public that
from now on | will be able to make suits
to order from $35 upwards and pants
from $40 upwards, and still be able to
retain our high standard of workmanship.
Fall goods are now in and am showing
goods which cannot be equaled on this
Coast. While thanking the people for
their patronage in the past, can guar
antee them as fine work for the future, at
lower prices. Resp ctfully,
w. l.. GRowALL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
MORNING.

Music by the band; Dumb-bells, Miss
Richards calisthenic class; Song, three
little girls Essay, Gents Quartette," Mrs.
NJ. p Brnnson Vocal solo. The Song that
Reached My Heart" Mrs. W. E. BeesoI;
Grafton, c. q. stephens; Ring exercise, MISS
Richards and class Recitation, Miss Stedmau;
Vocal solo, Mrs. Buckingham; Music by the
band
Tomorrow willsbe w R. G. day, and it
promises to be extremely interesting.
Conspicuous on the programme will be
drill by the famous lag corps OF Po-
mona, which ls composed entirely of lit
tie girls. There Viii also DO grand
march by the Relief Corps led by Com
rade Fairbanks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Headquarters were crowded all day
yesterday by comrades, who exchanged
"reminiscences, which were
listened TO with The greatest attention by
visitors.
Commander Gard and party will re-
main throughout the encampment.
Junior Vice Commander Van Kirk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
Undeiiyered TeIegraues,

At the Western Union Telegraph of
flee, No. 6 Court street, August 18th :
Occidental Refining Co., Mrs. Thomas
Carroll, Richard Cox, w. T. or w. F.
Harding, j. F. Linday, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Mead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
How To Make and save Money.

How To Make and save Money.
For the advertiser who wishes to reach
everybody, there is no better medium
than the classified columns on the first
page of the HERALD. Situations may be
obtained, reliable help secured, houses,
lots and acreage bought and sold, houses
and rooms rented and loans negotiated
without the expense of agents. commits
sions. Any subscriber to the HERALD
who carefully reads these classified ad-
vertisements daily can make the yearly
cost of his paper every week by taking
advantage of the great bargains offered. :.
1t pays to advertise and it pays to read
the advertisements in the HERALD.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
rhn rndnrnllnn,. rnnr.nlinn-

BosToN, Dec - AT the second days ses
sion OF the Federation OF Labor, President
Gempers read his report, which states that
nearly every trades union Ia the country /.
now affiliated with the Federation and that
efforts TO establish fraternal relations with
ana secure the cooperation Of other labor
organizations have met with good success
The report says the isolated policy pursued
by the brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers has prevehted the establishment Of a
federation OF railway men. The results Of
the conference with the Knights Of Labor
are submitted, and II is suggested that the
trade unions voice their sentiments upon
the disputed points The necessity for the
more strict enforcement Of the alien con
tract labor law and the Chinese exclusion
act is set forth.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
AT Very Low Prices.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
For Christmas and New Year.

We will commence this day and
continue to sell out our entire stock
at cost to close business. We call
special attention to our large stock
Of Ladies', Misses, Mems and Boys
Winter Underwear. We want to
turn the stock into cash as soon as
possible. Those looking for bargains,
will do well to call and examine the
stock, for this will be the cheapest
place in town to secure bargains.
This is no penny trick, as we have
positively made up our minds to
quit the business, or we will sell the
entire stock to a person with the
ready cash. Here is a chance seldom
met with, as this is an old estab-
lished stand, doing a good business
since 1856. Good and sufficient
reasons given for selling.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
The NEWS N nRIEF.
Fresh News from the wires carcfuil
Culled.

Hfesh news from the Wires Carefully
Culled.
Rev James Ryland Kendrick. Of Pouuh-
keeple, y. X, was found dead In bed. He
was IS years Of age.
Mrs Margaret billiard Of Biersville Pa
has been sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der Of her husband.
The New York bar win investigate the ac-
tion Of Judge Bookstaver in the Flack affair
A pepal decision has been received by
Bishop Phelan, who deposed Mother All.
phonse, Of the Ursuline convent, near Pitts.
surg, that the diocese OF Pittsburc shall nav
70 Mother Alphonse and her adherents
SotfoOO, or renstats her as the head Of tn,
institution.
Counsel for Chhlaiey Leconey, accused Of
the murder OF his niece in Camden county.
n. j.. claim that they have evidence which
will aequit their client.
Mrs Mary Tyler, or AUNT Mary as she
was familiarly called, heroine OF the familiar
nursery rhyme, MARY Had Little Lamb. =
Is dead at Somerville, Mass.
The funeral Of the late Jefferson Davis was
observed in many towns and cities through
the south
Mrs Robert Ray Hamilton has failed to
answer her husbands complaint for divorce
within the necessary time, and he Is lrac-
tically free
Robert Browning, the poet is i'll at Venice
with an alarming attack Of bronchitis.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
IT WAS NOT BL00DLESs.
Twenty People Were Shot in
Brazirs Revolution.
THE REPUBLIC Is CONSERVATIVE.

uHiversaI Suffrage ReJectsd and Read
ing and writing are ouniincationsl Of
sltizenshfp-The Ex-Emprss~t valuabla
jewels ssoien-A Heavy nhow.
NEm YoRK, Dec i2 "A speciea cable dis
patch 20 The World from Maranha,n, Brazil.
says; | have just arrived at S. Luiz de
Maranham, 400 miles from Para. found
the place in a repressed state Of excitement.
There had been fighting between the I'M
perialists and Republicans immediatsly after
tho detAronement Of Dom Pedro, and on
Nov y ahe excitement grew so great that
the military fred on the people, twenty 81
whom were killed The attempt TO create a
revolt waa-undoubtedly the work OF the Inn
perialists and Portuguese. Maranhnm is
naturally inclined 10 royalism 1t is the
fourth city Of the empire, and the capital of
the rich ana'important province Of thssuane
name 4
A Small BRAZILIAN Population.
The population is very well to do, and ths
Portuguese, who feel an interest in the up
holding Of the royal and imperial system.
make an important element in it. A large
number Of Portuguese colonists, too, Land
here. The brazilian population does nos
amount 70 ovsrfone-third Of the city.
Mach Intriguing Going on.
Az present The city is quiet SO far as con-
Germs actual disturbances. but there is stiu
much intriguing going on, and serious
trouble is likely 10 occur II the Imperialists
and the Portuguese persist In refusing to
acknowledge the altered condition Of affairs
From all / can hear there have been in |
Vulnerable pettvattempts OF the Imperialists
70 make disturbances throughout the prov
ince Of Mnranham. but nothing serious I
enough to place the future Of the republic |
IN danger
Rich Mem Favor Dom Pedro.
The Daily Globe OF Marauhamis defems-s
ing earnestly the cause OF the republic. /
Francisco do Paulo Duarte Belforte its ed ]
itor, has tried to speak at meetings, but been
cried down. Most Of the rich men are lean~l
ing towards Conservatism, and arc the hopeK
Of the lmperialists. One Of the leaders o0l
these is Baron dc Guahy, member Of the
late chamber OF deputies, and one Of the |
greatest millionaires ia Brazil, aud said to
be IN consultation with the Conservative
leaders IN Bahin, Maranham and Cearn, 4
where the cause 81 Dom Pedro is strongest
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Tho narb wire TRUST coirnp.e..

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~ "A private dis
patch has been received in this city an.
nouncing the collapse Of the barb wire trust
II has been known for some time that there
were serious dissensions in the ranks OF the
manufacturers who were TO compose the
trust About half Of thu men wanted 10 be-
president Of the trust The owners OF some
Of the mills included 10 the combine wanted
cash instead Of stock for their plants, aud
this the promoters were not willing 10 give
It Is believed that this was the rock on which
the combine split.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Injured bv n canpm rxnta.,oo

coLrMHIA, s. q, Dec 12 By the prema-
ture explosion Of a cannon, used ia firing a
salute, g. w. Fouche was badly burned and
blown up, and will probably lose his sight;
b W. Blnnton had a hand shattered hts
arm lacerated and was otherwise injured.
several others were slightly injured The
cannon was that used in firing a salute wher
South Carolina seeded from the Union. Il
was some years ago iished out Of the river,
whore il had been thrown when Shermans
army was about TO enter the city.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
platInrnlshed sontlnrn nnn.ia

BosroN, Dec l2The Merchants associa.
tion is entertaining a numberof distinguished
southern guests, including Henry w Grady,
4. r Howell, Of The Atlanta Constitution:
J. K. Halliday, w B. Low, c. A. Collier.
Hon. John M Glenn and other merchants,
capitalists, newspaper men, etc. They will
be banqueted at the Parker house, Friday,
by the Bay State club Ex-Prcsident Cleve-
land and other prominentmen will be among
the guests
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Does England rxne.t xv.r .

HALIFAX, Dec l2-The Mail has created
a a'sensation by publishing the text Of late
order Of the imperial government ordering
extensive additions to the Notifications and
assert that conclusions therefrom are that
England fears foreign complications at no
late day. The order says emphatically to
put all the works in condition TO receive an
attack. The suburbs are to ba surveyed for
an entire new fort and system Of breast
works. Eighty and 200 ton guns are being
shipped at Boolwich, England. and will he
here In month or so. The garrison is also
TO be increased by two entire regiments. and
altogether the people Of Nova Scotia. ana
especially those of the capital, are getting
excited over these sudden and warlike
Preparations
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Gone win $4,000.

BINoHAMToN, n. Y, Dec II The cred
itors Of f. B. Hemmingway, druggist and
private banker doing business at Whitney
Point in this county and who recently made
an assignment, have instituted inquiries and
have ascertained that he is an embezzler 10
the extent Of nearly s75, ,0o0. Hemmingway
has He'd His safe was opened and only $50
IN cash was found He is about 80 years
cd, and lived at Whitney Point all his life
lie was universally trusted and respected
His wife and blind daughter, aged about l6
ere compiely Frustrated by the shock.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
a ChIId Fonnd the MiIl.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dee. IA 10-year-old
child named Godfrey, while playing on East
Fourth street, found under the sidewalk a
peculiarly shaped box, which was found to
contain number Of valuable documents,
including the will Of Thomas II. Harrison, a
millionaire OF Minneapolis, who died recent
y. The box had been stolen from the Har-
rison residence by burglars The will pro-
vldes for the disposition Of property valued
at upward Of 81. 100000.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
The Gold Medal CARPET
Sweeper is the best we know of.

The Gold Medal CARPET
Sweeper is the best we know of.
A queenly gift. by art and skill designed
With use and beauty IN itself combined.
The Gold Medal is not an ordi-
nary sweeper. AT three times
the cost you would fail to find
anything more appropriate or
useful-it is a modern sweeper
with all the latest improve
ments-it contains the broom
action which makes it self
adjusting to every kind of car
petit has the patent process
pure bristle brush and the
unique spring dumping service
1t operates without dust or
noise. Would your mother,
wife or sister like one ?-S3.
Have you seen our Velour
Rugs, sheep skin fringed-5o
cents.
Still another elegant lot of
Brussels Hassocks, IS cents.
We have fifty pairs of Not
tingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards
long, which we have reduced
to 90 cents per pair. Our
wood poles, rings and brackets,
all complete, are rs cents per
window. Think of a lace cur
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
A Southern Mayor Shot ana KilIea.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 12.-Louis Wit.
kowski mayor Of Starke, Fla, was shot
and instantly killed at GAINESVILLE by Albert
Thrasher, Of the law firm Of Ashley Il
Thrasher. The shooting took place in the
office Of the law firm The cause is supposed
to have been brought about by family af-
fairs. Thrasher gave himself up Witkow-
ski was president of the county board Of
health and grand sachem Of the Order Of
Red Men in Florida.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
wigton,s Expensive eambI,n~

New YoRK, Dec 12.-The statement Is
made that the $50, 900 which Charles B. wig
ton, late treasurer Of the Glamorgan Iron
company, Of Philadelphia, was arrested for
embezzling, was lost by him in gambling
houses in this city. 1t is also said that he
will bring suit against the proprietors Of
these houses to recover the money.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
The pI,tsbnrg pIav.r., ,,,a.,,,,,,

PrTTsBuRG, Dec. i2. The organization Of
the Players National brotherhood club. Of
burg, was formally completed last night.
The following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Mayor William McCallin: vice presi-
dent, Henry B. Rea; secretary, w. p. Potter.
and treasurer, w. w. Kerr Mayor McCallin
was chosen to represent the stockholders
and Edward Hanlon the players at next Mon
days meeting Of the Brotherhood.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
The stabIIIly q tha. RepuhIlo.

LONDON, Dec. l2-The Times Lisbon cor
respondent had conversation with the
Count d'Eu, IN which tine count distinctly
declared that the imperial family would
never instigate any attempt at restoration.
by force Of arms. The manager Of the Ma
tioral bank Of Brazil says that complete
tranquility prevails throughout the country.
and the people have entire confidence in the
oyernment Everything progresses we'll.
He win Not Abdicate.
The Daily News correspondent at Lisbon
teiegrapbs that Dom Pedro has engaged
rooms ut tbs Hotel Beau Sejour, at Cannes.
and also states that the ex-emperor Will de-
cline to abdicate in favor of bis grandsops
Prince Pedro.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Mnhnrn,s StrlI,n.

WoBURN, Mass, Dec. i2.-The fight be-
tween the Knights Of Labor and the Leather
Manufacturers association is now well inaup
urated. Six factoriesnre now closed. throw
ing from 600 TO 500 men out OF employment
The strike has extended Co these establish
ments e. L. Shaw g. Co, James Skinner a
Co., James Houston & Co, Stephen Dow q
Co., Eustace Cummings g. Co., and the Dun
can Manufacturing company.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
BUsTNEss CARDS.
800 KING STREET.


ono KING STREET.
The brightest place In town is our store
You can pick out what you win give your
friends for Christmas. One of those lovely
cups and saucers filled with mustard; tea pot
with pound Of coffee; pickle set; candiesticks,
wine glass, wine set, bottle cherry sauce for
Christmas pudding. Jar of imp irted straw
berry jams jar Of orange marmalade We
have another large lot of this homemade
catsup at 10c per bottle; take it when you can
get it, when il was gone before you blamed
us;now is your chance. you will never get it
again at the price. Twin Brothers yeast
cakes is what you want to raise your dough-
nuts for Christmas, and 10c package; il
will keep for a year; 1t beats Fleischman's s
yeast all hollow. Don't forget our whole
tomatoes in cans, for 25c. We have the
whitest sugar and flour and the best tea and
coffee in this city. We have enlarged our
place and It win pay you TO come in and walk
around and see our California fruit; 1t is good
TO look at. We have all country produce.
Fresh eggs and good butter at 25 and 2Sc. per
pound. We have our fancy corn. it win set
the town on fire, 3 cans for 25c. Our special
-four. SOC. bag. We have the finest goods
for the least money. Flap Jacks are all the
rage at T. M. WIER'S. 500 King street.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
stanley % vIsit IN. KaIs.r

LONDON, Dec l2-The Standard is in
formed that Stanley will visit the kaiser IN
Berlin by the emperors express invitation
Immediately after his visit TO London. The
Anti-Slavery conference has sent the follow
ing cable dispatch to Stanley: I'VE con
gratulate you upon the success Of your ex-
pedition, and appreciate the great services
you have rendered. Convey our sympathy
to Emin Pacha.n
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
VIM. B. SHARP
g CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.
Christmas thoughts

Christmas thoughts
Our Handkerchiefs are the
delight of our customers. Be.
ing our own importation and
selected with the greatest care,
they combine beauty and cheap
ness to a remarkable degree.
Our heimstitched initials, in all
pure linen, two for IS cents, 90
with a whirl, and the better
ones at IS cents each never
sold SO rapidly and early. You
would be wise to make your
selections of Handkerchiefs,
particularly initials, at your
very earliest time.
We have completed our
holiday selections of Umbrellas
and you will find nowhere else
a finer assorted stock of these
popular holiday goods than we
keep-oxidized ard gold han
dies in antiques and all styles of
natural sticks 90 to make up a
collection rarely seen in our
city. Our Umbrellas are
bought direct from the makers
and made of only the best
known materials, such as
Gloria, Lisle Spun, Congress
Serges and Gingham, from rs
cents to SIS. so.
We have one hundred Gloria
Umbrellas in about fifty styles
OF oxidized handles, all 90
inches, which we sold for So
and $2.25. For the next two
weeks we shall offer this lot for
$I.5o each.
in the collection we show a
full line of Umbrellas for
Misses from rs cents to 81. rs.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
FATeD JoHNsTowws DISASTER.
Several More of the Victims Of tn,
Theatre Pnnic lla.nn.

Th@atre Panic Dead.
YOUNGSTOWN, Dec l2--lt is reported tina
four more Of the victims OF the theatr,
panic are dead. A heavy smoke arisin.
from small building near the Opera housl
was what caused a small boy in the gallerl
to give the false alarm.
People leaped from the gallery on to III,
heads Of those below, and a gallery seal
broke, giving the impression that the build
ing was falling The people crowded into
the narrow stairway at once, and on il
nearly all Of those who were killed were
crushed TO death.
The firemen ayerted greater loss cf life
by turning the hose on the mass Of frightened
humanity in the hallway and holding it back
The police also did much 10 ease the crush,
and it is not believed used their clubs raore
than the exegeEcies Of the case demanded.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
poetmasters Appointed

WASHINGTON, Dec l2-The following
postmasters have been appointed. New Jer-
sey--lrvington, 4. IL Jones. Pennsylvania
belmont, I. Waldells Ehsrly's Mills, S. Ds
Holz; Flora, Abram Hunt; Harmarville,
:. a. Thompson; Mummasburg, S. 4.
Slower; Sadsburyville Mary j. Andes.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Llre stook nnrned y nenlh.

ST. ALBANs, Vt, Dec. 12-H l. Stanleys
barns at East Berkshire have burned with
twenty-five cows, six horses, all the seasons
hay and grain, farm wagons harnesses and
numerous valuable farm implements. The
loss is heavy, and there is said TO be no in
surance. Cause unknown.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12

famous Journalist
and abolitionist,
who died at hia
residence, So Col
umbia Heights
Brooklyn, on Tues
day. will be held
in the church Of
the Messiah, Park
avenue and Thirty.
fourth street, this
city, at 10 O'Clock
on Friday. Only
relatives and in
tinate friends Of
the family will ac-
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Twenty Indictments Against Van Hor.en

ToLEpo, o., Dec 12.-In the case Of ex-
CashiefV Hoesen, Of the Toledo National
bank, for embezzlement, the United States
grand jury has returned twenty indictments
against him. In eight counts alone Van
Hoesen is Charged with unlawfully embez-
zling, abstracting and wilfully misapplying
the funds Of the bank The case viii be tried
next week
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
They Want an Appropriaiion.

TRENTON, n. j., Dec, l2.-The New Jersey
Trotting Breeders association have decided
TO ask the legislature for an appropriation
of $1,000 to add to the premium list for the
next trotting meeting, which will be held at
Trenton
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Tas Emnrn... 1sreIs steren.

LISBON, Dec l2-The ex-empress. OF Bra
iii has received a cablegram from Rio Ja-
neiro stating that all Of her jewels, which.
comprised the finest known brazilian gems.
have been stolen from their place OF deposit.
This loss would be heavy blow to the inn
perial refugees il the Brazilian congress
should vote TO discontinue Dom Pedro's in
come. It is stated that Dom Pedro and tha
Comte d'Eu have had frequent disputes OF
Iota
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Can. slekles, nnnrhtnr. EInnn.-

NEW YoRK, Dec. 12.-It is reported from
White Plains that Alta Sickles, the dangh-
ter Of Gen. sckles, has eloped and mar
ried Thomas Dinham, a bartender, of New
Rochelle
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
nurgIars seeure 80. nnn

koscIUsKo, Miss, Dec. l2.-Burglars en-
tered the store Of Carter & Lee and blow
open a large iron safe. They secured nearly
So, 900 in cash. No clew as yet to the iden-
tity Of the robbers.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
Erastus wiman's Daughter Married.

New BRIGHroN, S. l., Dec ~ Miss Min
ME Affie Wiman, eldest daughter Of Erastus
Wiman. was married TO Norman s. Walker
Jr., in Christ church last night Archdeacon
johnson performed the ceremony, assisted
by Rev. Dr. Eccleston, Of St Johns church,
Clifton, S. l.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
A CommIssion pons. Fam.

TOLEDO, o., Dec. IL The well known
commission and fruit house Of II. c. HaslSins
& Co, Of this city, has been compelled to
close business. As far as can be learned the
liabilities amount to about 100000, with
assets at from $40, 900 to S00,OO0
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
A Chicago shns rai1nre.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-The New England
Shoe company and Charles c. Davis, located
at the northwest corner Of Madison and
State streets, has confessed Judgment on two
notes amounting to slO5a03S The stock is
in the hands OF the sheriff.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
The waddingham nlvoree Trouble.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Judge Horton denies
that Mrs. Emma WaddiGgham has obtained
divorce from Wilson Waddinghanl, the
millionaire New Haven cattle man.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
a rn.al c,...,,......

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Dec.l2 "A cloud burst
over Perry's Mill last night. -Four houses
were washed down stream. Joseph e Eas-
ton was drowned. There were several mar
row escapes from death
Evening journal., 1889-12-12
.1.oa,son wan Nr.., s,,t,v.n

SAN Francisco, Dec. I2.-Peter Jackson's
manager has cabled the California Athletic
club that jackson will meet John L. Sullivan.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12

They wish Money at Five Per Cent.
TRKNToS, N. j., Dec. l2-The state grange
has passed Aresolution asking the legislature
TO fix the lsgal rate of interest at per cent.
Evening journal., 1889-12-12

tese from Brooklyn. Dr. Robert Collyer
and Rev. J. W. Chadwick will conduct the
services. The interment will be at Long
wood, Chester county, Pa.