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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-13
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Fast Trr ms with pullman vesiibuled Draw.
ing Room Sheer Dining Cars and Coaches Of
latest design, between Chicago and Milwaukee
and 81. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuled Draw.
ing Room . eepers, Dining Cars and Coaches Of
latest desIgn. between Chi go and Milwaukee
and Ashland and DuI nth.
Through Pullman vestibuled D,swiux
Room and Col0pist sleepss via the North
ern Pacific KsSiroad between Chicago and
Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains TO and from Eastern.
Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin points,
snording uneauallcd service to and from Wan.
kesba, Fonc du Lac, Oshkosh, Neru IN,
Menashn, Chippewa Fails, EIu Cairo
Hurley Wis.,, and pod and lie. .smer,
Mich.
For tickets. sleeping car reservation, time
table. and otner inform lion, appiy 10 Agents Of
he Inc, or TO Ticket Aseois anywhere In The
Uai,ed States or tanada.
:, X. AINsLlk. Gen'l Mer. MILWAUKEE. WIS.
j, ~. y iNNAFO tD.G.ntTfaGMgs ~. Paul, Minn
H.C.PARLOw, Traf. Mig, MILWAUKEE, Wis.
LOUIS EcKsTEIN, Assistant q ,nersl pass'r
AgenL...... M1Lw AUKEE, WIZ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-13
II Took More Than a Reg.

Swagger-You said you'd have that
suAdonc il ii took a leg.
Tilor-Well, but I found il took
TO Just 10 make the trousers-/c
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-13

Emma c. Doyle,
vs..
Jacob 7. schmalsle.
To be sold at sheriff S sale on the 2Sfh day Of
June, 1890, at . o'clock D. IN, ai the north front
door OF the court house
lot M. 3. II Block No, 20, ia the town of
Miles City, according "a the plat of said town
filed by the y. T.. Il. X CO.for record in the office
of the County Clerk aud recorder OF said Custer
coJniy.
ED. J, JONES.
sheriff,
lated May 3lsi. isaO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
E. ]. ADAMS INDICATED.
a Pun Statement OF the Facts IN the Case
and the fiesalt.

and the ftcsult.
MI. Pleasant, Mich, Aug. 26.-The
conclusion OF the case against Z. J.
Adams at the instance of c. c. Foilmer,
of Grand Rapids, for false pretenses
WAS reached today. The prosecution
put II al their evidence August 20, and
Immediately the attorneys Tor the de-
Tense moved u dismissal on the ground
that from the evidence then IN there
was no case OF intentional fraud. The
motion Was argued this morning and
the prosecuting attorney stated that he
had carefully gone over the ground and
from the evidence ne could not find
single lmputatlOn of intent TO defraud.
IL was simply and clearly case where
man through 70 fault Of his own had
noIhlled an order for goods IN the time
the complainant thought he ought 10,
although no time had been specified in
the deed. Thereupon the justice DIS
missed the case. The facts are simply
these:
On June q Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Powers, a CLERK OF Foilmer, had con-
vcrsatOn II which Adams sald he could
Buy 100000 cedar shingles for Mr.
| Folmer, if be could handle the same
for $3.50 per thousand. Powers was to
report this 10 Follmer and II the latter
wanted them ne was TO wire Adams,
which he did. Adams made the pur-
chase or July l, paying a small amount
/ down, the rest to be paid Ss soon as
the shingles were loaded. Adams
returned 10 Mt. Pleasant and drew on
fOllmer tor $500 which the evidence
shows was charged 10 Adams general
account with the firm. After purchas-
ing the shingles Mr. Adams trusted the
loading and paying for the same TO the
foreman at his mill at Sherman City.
The foreman proved treacherous, and
on one prctext or another failed 10 have
them loaded, and on the 29th ne wrote
20 Foilmer that the shingles would be
loaded as soon as the cash was paid 4,
and soon after wrote hIm saying that ne
was going TO leave the employ OF Mr.
Adams. All OF these facts occurred
without the knowledge. of Nh. Adams
until some ten days after, when he
/ learned that the owner of the shingles
would not load them unless he had the
cash, refusing a check. Follmer,
I Power, this foreman and one OF two
/ others appeared IN Mt. Pleasant the
same udy ana were seen interested II
conversation among themselves. Then
/ followed a demand that Adams turn the
MIL over 70 them and they would
/ listen 20 10 adjudication. THIS was
+ followed Nv rumored threats of arrest.
+ Adams offered to secure the parties and
upon learning the state Of affairs
wanted to load the shng.e hlmself, but
ms offers and advances were all set
aside. Then followed the arrest Mr..
Adams immediately furnishing bail,
/ went directly % his mill, loaded the
I shingles, paid for them and consigned
/ them 90 VI. Fcllmer as be bad directed
. on the 20th after the prosecution had
+ all ia testimony ia Mr. Adams com
/ wsnced SUIT In the circuit court aCaInst
. Fir. F0lmcr Tor 5000 for false I'M
/ pusonmeut and damage 20 his reputa-
ton and business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

&4ae.s 4Qeley e. IeTls. s<ut.cu4l Ian
itAssols lbs psluce among 10f.sss
LAS sal1 ~ aart .ues nlaF also - e.
sselstea faF tae ce2sf2l gaa5, el q
tne1ga taeg EUeseDt tae owners ~
~~ter troDts tIons pal-s1lng eQt ~ So
ell@ eslst-tQtSs pF4s2. stes .l.s-
Ia accordance s. q -tI.s t1ea4 o4
u1e Ill. 4 ll 4Tgaf1 lle tsst Ler az
A04f more tt.s oorteutipa n2s. lier&
tsa a1,1 relleralea, taa- Grand river :
3 usk zsstle slf eAsll, Ga1, - socn. slia-
lecl a. tas Leg lsiAtlxs Kif'lssl Iases -
= oenturf saee sac ordnance ~ 4iel
II tae present t4nas.
A - tae question ~ fact over
Hhica Nj. A lngsley NAs 50 agSfesslS Se
he thougat Nr foNafscu ta-Akt tns
burden q proof t4at a's VA ~as sr
inIoeenf structure. buf eYe1 here Nj
. tbl v&s hold go sSy tas eEH WAs ar
tsregloas nlls hltt. and eufotpe1 pa
tleorg 10 words ana nlan1eT 81 great FL
feetlNeDess-
4 pm tae o0uelusono of the argument
The cooH SAD Iaat the oeEteI uAe f0i
an 4. .el gent oeclsl0n was WHEN Al
Arguments we're fIfsl n m.o0. ins
court thought ghat the fCNeIs position
VAS logically Dnieuahies fer, Z CAfflee
= few feet farther. 3 N0ll1 take iht
b.s stone nal clear scross tie nver 1
tle east a1e Therefore" SID th,
court, without l0reshad0WIng whA
! the court might decide upon tSli
bearing a. lle i&cts, the court ~
q ly t0o dissolution " tae injunction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
TOWN TOPICS.


The foundation foF the new Botsford
building Is RAPIDLY rslng
The salssmen's Unioa held a meet
ing IN Red Meas Hall last night.
The Reeds Lake band viii quit play.
ing Al that resort after next Sanday.
star Tent. Is Q. K. OF II. gave a
beneft Dali a. Aroeltsr Hall last even
iog.
Upwards Of 100 went 70 Detroit on
the D., L. q y. convention excursion
yesterday.
Born-Io Mrs. and Mr.. J G. Aiexan-
der. ot "a James-st., an eleven pound
boy August 27
Charles Il. Bieber, travelling car
agent OF the ". c. T. +. Co., Is spend
INK couple OF days n town.
The new morning paper Will appear
about September 10. Ii Will be
ehrlstened the Morning Press.
The Oratorio Soc.ety will hold its an
nual meeting or the evening OF August
=, at Hartman's Lecture Room.
The funeral OF Hardy THOMPSON will
he held at CAS- Wealthy.ave. this after.
noon az o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited.
Adrian REM has secured the contract
for improving the grounds OF the Sol.
diers' Home; price, 1854. Work will
commence AZ once.
The bill cable hns traffic has been
much interfered with the past day OF
TWO, by the interruptions consequent
on the several changes under way
The Cook Well Company Will shortly
commence work on the test wells tor
increasing the city water supply. Some
Ot their materials and tools have al
ready arrived.
The Central W. c. T. L. will discus
At this afternoons meeting, ''The Infiu
ence Of Home Training IN Securins
Temperate Habits" All are invited
Question box also.
Rev. J. T. Hustled, school truste,
from the Fifth ward, Is out with a let
Ter booming Henry n. LefSlngwell a,
hls colleague from that ward TO sue
ceed Trustee Mcbride.
The study Of geography by sane
modelling and written and printec
reading IS occupying the attention o.
teachers at the Normal school. Ther,
IS still full attendance present.
Monroe 4 Neenan, of Algoma
brought suit IN the circuit court yester
day to recover on q note of $500 giyer
by ThOs. e. Haines, of Cedar Springs
The note has been lost and an indem
nity bond has been fled as required by
law.
The local railroad officials here have
received 4 dispatch from +. W. Briggs
general agent NJ. G.. r. r.. stating tina
shippers OF perishabie and other fTclgh
VII now and hereafter receive gooe
service on the New York Central. q,
trains are now running freely at nj
points.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
POLICE AND COURT.


Vet man serl - jail tEcu pcl.ee
eoart yestar.sy. rat s.K men pad into
eourt era etiy Lerty three dollars, Iof
small oten
Perry Bgsr, J. 2 Coades Frank
oealass au- s.. Fulboa. hAd bsen trunk,
and each Eaa s5s5.
Lee BaElssF IS gong 70 make a hard
eltzen. IL IS a young colored boy Eho
delights 10 those things thal are oon-
tFary - gc0d taste and good morals He
vas WiIh a crowd of l45iss and gentle
men Eno HeFe kun ID tECni the island
some unse ago. olt the gambling snap
was toougal q be a betier one than
the dlsolaerly With the girls, znd 90 be
vas prosecuted for gambling. The case
hang IRE ior . loug TIME. ana Was
no.le pros u yesterday on the payment
81 costs ~ the defendant.
lt ended the police court proceed ings
f0T the day wleu Peter IOlsma walked
up aud pad es.55 Tor psddhng without
lceuse.
A good Providence made = short re-
cord Or crime ia court, aud the Judge
and the clerk took the opportunity d
ylst North Park in the afternoon. The
reporter 0t this column has been bought
on from roasting HIS Honor for MS
small days work OF yesterday Peltou
stuck bY the Judge and saved his bacon
/ it nas never peen charged m any 0ty
/ print that tae Judge and clerk OF police
+ court had too little 70 do. Judge
Holmes says ne was at North Park fitty
I years ago, bu. that this is the first triT
| he has made 10 the resort since Il ha,
borne the name OF North Park. Flfts
years ago II isa word 10 make some
Young heads swim and some old hearu
1 ache
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Mr. and Mrs. T.. W. Strahsn are IN
Chicago.
Mss Limi0gtou, Of Chicago. is visiting
hrs. W. \ Gum
NIrs. Elliott e. Brown = sna,d;ro,
wseS at Rockford.
"a. Cardsr or Kalamazoo ,, -
tho city Yesterday
Rev. Charles n Flubrsr a,d f,,,1,,
sre at tNe-ah-ta-waota
Mr. a,6 1f-s t4o--,. .-..
irz relatives in Benton Io-bor ''''
,f-, ~ of...-
,-,,-st - sr-. r ,r ~ 70, y the
snesl or aif-- r ''. Blood, OF otate-st.
v.r.os ct NJ Z ,, .i,,'ls attorney s 81
80 80 VIC '''5 'O' . le"
Ft-tp
ftoNsrd foWersi OF kans0m-st., leaves
bns.-5e.s o'.' !" eHslse ID
~ 7. dofey left iast night for De-
tto.5 70 v.sit tae exposition and attend
t'-il. % sutton Bay, is the
49, ,g % net s.s'eF' Ars- Matte Litney,
e' YES. ofle<e-sl.
- .sis, q. Ss~nsn = visiting friends
-. - - it' ana is also At
'' 's'"on-
Mrs. James p Wilson - IN he city
80 ~ 'ia = sra may decide ~ MAKE
49, ,i.y l'ei Ies lsnce again.
1T. uroner and family. who are com
ios % tnis city from Big Rapids to re-
s- ~ H.li'e mere tomorrow.
Mss Bertha Watson. who has been
visiting friends ga as scity. returned 70
her home in Muskegun yesterday.
Bert MrCfaren tas b.e,. -.-,..,-..-,,
from errana boy to a place in the Office
1I ',enerai Manager desld, Of the &. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
A Notable Operation

Special to tsa Tsl rsrt ts-.irPtfa.
FsvSvIIrs. Nl1- aug. Mss
rhoeba Ia s'sv. II GsnEss, who has
been a great sufferer for some vesrs.
underwent ~ operation fer ovarian
cvst. Yesterday The operation vas
snce sssfniIv conducted hv Dr " r.
Caunh. 0f Msrsns3. Mch asTstss y
rHs Bfurson. of Gsrrss. sessions ans
FORREST. of Fennr ae, srd Clark. cf
Dc.l-ss
The wheat crop FL tnIs section = o.
rec.aIly Ere tns season. uarv of tae
farmers calsirllE re1 ot ~ -
7lsaes per acre trrr an1 rcss
however. ara atter rs ned - the .ste
severe trosts sn .ov 'ands
Jchr Peters. ~ fes tr-- 90 Barr,ar
8 Peters. has 5ust returr 81 from lal
esso, where be hsd been % rurcaase =
fsA stccs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
OVER THE NEW ROAD.
south End Cable cars Run smoothly and
~.

south End Cable Cars Run smoothly and
past
The FIRST installment Of grip cars for
the south -ad cable line nl.l arrive on
Saturday ter which regular service s
prom SCI. Another trial trip was made
over The lue yesterday by Pesdont
BOVINE, Treasurer Blair. Chief Engineer
owen. Gaerai superintendent ne.
Gaaf ana several eng loves of tne
company. The round trio was made ir
half an le.r. Witn perfect enss. ana tao
cars moved wtn remarkable smooth
ness, cons. 8erI0r that t1e track Is new.
The cable wss ran M a speed of = it,
tie more tu8n ten mics an hour. when
regular business begins tbe speed wiIl he
ab0lt twelve miles an hoar on faat
dlvs sion. and the time from Monroe 81.
o. Hall wil be- out ABOUT twelve nllu-
utes. the relurn tap today u,ta taree
stops was made IN eleven minutes.
rarIv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
A working wo-an saii &c

A working wo-an said sle
would walk ten miles 70 gct
the Ball corset, if she couldn't
get it without She hsd a1d
experience with 1t.
That corset is just IS easy
the minute you put it on IS
IT is when half worn out
You can 20 10 your store
and get it and wear it two O.
three weeks, and then YOU
will know what comfort is N
a corset. II you are dissp-
pointed in it in any way, 60
back TO the store and Get
your money within three
weeks or so-youll Get L.
The maker pays the merchant
to do that.
There's 4 primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
ozloAso cszsr1 Co, Cl.sago AZ l'es ro-L
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

A Cleveland dispatch says that Rev.
T. +. Hiidreth, at one time pastor Of
the Division-street ". Z. Church III this
city, has been sued by colored man
for $4,000 damages on the ground that
be has ahenated the affections Of the
mans wife. The wife, it Is said, has
confessed her guilt. Rev. Hildreih
about two years ago was charged with
improper conduct but upon q church
trial was acquitted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The Vii u john den Engelsmkn,
who died last Sunday, Nas hled for
probate yesterday. IL gives 70 rs vile,
Janna den Eugelsman, one-hsli OF his
entire estate. which IS worth about
S2Q ,000. lie also lesves - her tie IN
come from the other half so long as sue
remains widow; u she remarrles the
latter mentioned half goes 20 the child
Ten. unless The widow tnen prefers 20
purchase Their Interests. 1he viii,
which was made August 4, 1888, makes
the widow executor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The old Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern freight depot on Bridge-st.
has been moved back about two hun
dred feet from the street yesterday and
preparations begun for handsome
new brick freight depot 500 feet long
with a 500 foot frontage on West
Brdge-st II Will be two stories IN
height and is expected to be completed
within sixty DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The children OF Westminster Presby-
terian Sunday school wall hold flower
show in the chapel Of the church. cor
ner Lagrave and lsland-sts., on Thurs
dav evening, September 4. They have
been cultiyatlng a variety Of flowers
during the summer which, added 20 a
COLLECTION OF Wild flowers and ferns
and arrangements OF cut flowers Will
make very pleasing display. The date
has been changed asabove, from Friday
evening Of this week as first an
nounced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

llfI 500
ga Faalon e1pslrsl % ne Ea<iiza sadsr Lara
al11
tsss- AeoAn1n ~ saver ~ tse srftszn Er0sfuces
fsss-- -L.ala Il Lzlsa alnk. psi sat a-lsce.lAle-
5lls srtzE
loal1ills4 alsitaLEY I'D 14sal sEtsck a. seft
HattsFas. - g. C1l1a vicssry-
1sls-s saslls II llr0sston. folloa-a ga 80 asxE
aas 81 haztls q 04.a-sFfiiei the se-ier--s
f1rced D. rsIg-4t. E4lca lss 2 acl Cc1fa-
sraEs 1o
uaT -Chal.es A Percy sA<siy ssnt EarouEh t1s
Slasala Eaziposl ~ = sIscLA-ly eoaslE@a--.l
aEuarata1a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

MuSkegon CnTonicle A Grand Rap
ids Judge decides that dogs are prop
erly, and therefore al order issued
from pollce court 70 xii one can not De
enforced, as q court has no right 10 de
stroy property. Probably not sound
law, and certainly not sound sense.
When property trots around on four
legs, armed with teeth and an ugly
temper, seeking whom IL can devonr
1t should lie labeled dangerous and
treated accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

J. c. Post, the Holland real estate
man, has purchased the Shadyside re-
sort, near Macatawa. He will make
important Improvements and manage
the place next season. Chicago parties
have purchased ten acres Of land on
the Michigan lake shore south of Maca-
tawa and VIII make i INTO 4 resort.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

WAsHEsefQs. AuE ss-ker LoNer
Mlen.g4a fair. Hsstsr.s Eiu1s, sarner
i1 acEtasast. sE4EceaFy tslnpelelalre 81
zeutn east pcrtcD- Upper A.el ga
l0esl sloHsrs a. EesLsFu. tslr ia e&steTI.
rarEcu warmer a sasleEl. s-4l.o--tfg =
tsmgelatlrs - Ess -sFn portl9us Tassaa-s
Wads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
Hair Fare Harvest Excursion via lake
shore Route,

On Sept. 9th and 23d and Oct I4th
1890. the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern R'y Co. viii sell excursion ticketsto
points IN the South, Southwest. West
and Northwest At ono fare for the
round tup. Tickets wal be good thirty
DAYS from dat, OF issue. Apply to tCk-
et agents for full PARTICULAR
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

c. +. smith, the popular grocer, Of
No. % Fountain-st. has large and
wei assorted stock Of staple and fancy
groceries. All kinds OF fruits, domes-
tic and fore ign. melons, peaches. pears,
plums. etc, received daily and for sale
at the lowest prices. Call on him and
be convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

To the young face PozzonnI's Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charms,
to the old renewed youth. Try II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

"a. 4es.,iaz ~ zl.zsi > "a l'iI1ai.
ia.ls4lsa Al - 49, .sl-na.
So Esar1 lf 1lf 1ralria -
Vsrz. l.Efzs llsl~i l-litarY
scr ra.a1ef a1l 1..rilcr
80 r.,la-ars rar srlFrr.e.
ts.s. rna ef zl ir3fllzs.
n.rst osru iAA
i4.s arA cf 1tetae, 1a1a.l
g.el asa %
I1ss ErslaF11k t1s lr-sE o.
fea .d tna Hslss.acs al EOfR-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most sstIs-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Al barber shops in the city vii close
ali 6av on Labor Day. AID the BARRIERS
VIII meet al tho Bridge street House, at
& O'Clock sharn on Labor Dav.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

There vsll ~ q dance ~ AlTsr PARK
tonight Fvery one should 70 and en-
5ov themselves as TINS NJ te TIE las,
.ance of tns season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

DonT faI o. attend the dance ~
Alrer Park tonight II vl.l - . most
erfovahle affair snd TIE last ono n TIC
sras1u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The friends of Henry u. JemnEvsll
ANNOUNCE h,s caud 3acr for school trns-
zee from soc Fffh ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The quarter off sac Of Kidder \ CO
closes Saturday next
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

saturday nigat next ths quarter O.
sals - = dds1 Closes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

oxlSAse cszsr1 Co. cE.ssgo az i'cS rs-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
FROM THE CAPITOL.

i'bf"Ht"7N gEptN Fus rag.
Grafton of business from the committee o.
Judiciary.
THE DIPLOMATIC APPROXIMATION nur.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole, Mr.. Peters (Ksn.) in the chair. on
the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill.
Mr.. McCresry (Ky.) made an argument in
favor OF reciprocity with the South American
republics
In closing his speech he said that in spite Of
plumbers and mistakes he believed that the in
ternational conference would be recorded In
history as a success. Ii would be remembered
as the nrst step in the social and commercial
plause.l
Mr.. Chapman CMich. said that the pending
OIL was an honest measure and therefore would
receive his support
Mr.. McAdoo (N.J.) contended that the diplo-
matte system wac useless and vicious IL should
be discontinued, and in it's stead the
government should have a good and
reformed consular system The ambassadorial
system was instituted in the middle ages The
smoassador was the personal representative Of
the Senate would change the ute
OF minister TO that Of ambassador
An ambassador of the United States 10 the
klngiy courts Of Europe Was an outrage 20 re-
s susn'"n institutions The United
woriS , ,n the nations OF the
government II was menace 10 every throne
IN Europe. IL ought to practice the doctrine
which II pracnced. and IL had no right
10 show TO the struggling repablics
OF Europe that It was glad to play with the
was OF no Use TO a Republic.
THE BILL PASSED.
The committee then rose and the bill was
passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
IbsEEl

,i BARsToW At the Grow Indian Agency. April 10.
Charles n IAr 81 IiAN d. loved VIE OF
To Tie Higher IIf,, ''- w
There is no deaih-only CHANGE
,BOUCHEk. On frl,.ay unoruiug May . lSao nj
l:5V a. a., suddenly, AMI BOUCHLIl. beloved VIE
OF Henry bouch ~ The thirty year u her age
northeast. SUNDAY. May A, 1850. al : 50 I'm
New lork and Jonet PAPERS please COPY
CORN on Friday, May ,. 1890. ESTHER CORN
mother OF MRS. OOldstei, her elshts wear
lneral from her late residence. go Third street.
northwest Sunday, at 10 am.
ElChhLBLkGEk. AT hIs residence, Ills Carroll
street. bIlunSre, Md, on FRIDAY morning, May .
resident OF Frederick county, Md aud father Of Daniel
u. rel,IIeiDerger vi aims clty.
lnterment al Frederick City, Nd
kMOhA AT breakdown, Nj, May ], 1890 Rev
Nm D. EAOhA, father OF Mrs. Iienry A Jones Of ih,s
tuneral at Frenchtown. NJ. May o. at 2 O'Clock
a m. FERDINAND q OENZ1kODI, aged seventy
Funeral from late residence sos street nor,bvss,
sunday, May 4, al O'Clock l.n.
az, S0SS;Ss On Friday May $780, after long
ana painful Illness. DELLA GOGGa Ms. the beloyed
VIE VI Nm, GogzIns. aged thirty seven years.
May her soul rest in peace
Her iuners, Viii take place at No. l4l7 Thirty
GRAY. ON FRIDAY. May p 1890 H. CLAY GRAY
dnera from his Iate residence l2l2 Virgins ave-
and relatives RESPECTFULLY invited Please omit hos.
kRoPFHIZER. On May g. 500 OF nsr.Ivs,s yozx
c. KRJlFHlZER of germany. Iut a =, 'sias1t =,
eeorgeown DC. for the last hiIy yearsAged seventh
four years
Funeral May 5. at 80 M. from 3ll East Capitol
street
LATIMER. On May 3. 1890. at the residence Of his
SON. W. Lntilner az street northeast, JAMES ri
LAIIMth OF Prince Oeorse county, Md. the sixty
nrst year of his age.
Upper Marlboro papers please copyl
LEECH. On May A, 1880. JOSIAH, beloved hus-
oand OF Susan Lerch. IL the nTty-fourth year Of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence 2O26 Eighth street
northwest Sunday. May 4. at pm.
MILLER. On Friday May ., 1890 at 6. 10 An
DAVID H. son OF John and sarah b. Miller, aged
nNe months and four DAYS
funeral frOm their residence, 324 New Jersey
avenue southeast. SUNDAY, May 4, at 30 nj
Friends and Relatives respectfully invited 20 at
tend. %.
TRIP, on Friday, May ., 1890 at 3:l2 am.
COhlSNE WILLIAMSON, wife Z: Dwight X Tripp III
chicago and second dAug hter Gen. j. A Nilianlson
uneral from the Residence OF her father 1js n
street northwest, SUNDAY, May 4. az 3 pm.
please copy
NANsClNER. On Friday. May p $50 at Am.
ANNIE. the beloved wife OF William h. Nausciyer.
Call not bac the dear departed
Anchored safe where STORMS Ger.
On the border land left her
Boom To meet ana part . more
Far beyond this world Of changes
az beg Ond this world vi
We shall nnd our miss loved
II our atleF's mAnslOa lair.
BY HER HUSBAND
Funeral from her late residence Sunday Man a A
2:3O O'Clock pm Friends and relatives invited u at
tend.