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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-06

Nov Money aHd sympathy Poured I'm
From All stdes--The Distribution.
As time passes the people Of Seattle
realize more fully the extent to which they
arc indebted 90 their fcllow-citixens of the
Northwest for the prompt relief furnished
In their hour of calamity.
Governor Moore arrived In the CITY the
morning after the fire, and at once issued
the following proclamation. which he
caused TO DO sent TO every city in the state:
sxArrIs. JnneT.
The city Of Seattle. the pride OF washinstan-
u In ashsa hurricane Of IRE has swept over
the Queen City. ami she IL In rulns Thouxsnts
o. her catisens are without food or shelter Moth
frg csa snhfuc the iademisshle Spirit OF her
people. she VIII rise asssn Even In her desc
iastan abe IL nos . supplcanf: bat there are
hemelees people TO be sheltered and hungry
cncs - be fed. appeal 20 the gooi.hexrfed
people OF cur territory. who have reeensly 90
generously responded 10 the err OF distress
fsora Johnssown. 10 heed this appeal from their
ewn sssEsrsng feilow.cisisens subscriptions
can be sent 70 RoHrxr MesAx. Mayor
Minis G MooRx. Governor
Governor Moore also issued an order
authorizing Colonel Haines 70 call out the
entire First rcgi ment
The assistance rendered hy the citizens
Of Tacoma was especially well-iirecs~a and
eGhcsent Not only did these generous
neighhors send In abundance all that va.
necessary 10 relieve the immediate wants
Of those who were in distress. bat thew
eent also committee whose duty n vas 20
place the articles thus generously given al.
sectiy In the hands of the susfsreya Tn.
gentlemen In charge at the Tacoma rsl,rf
bureau did neble work. They fed ara
sheltered hundreds who. without their as
sistance, must have gone hungry ana
shelteriesx. They responded 10 every eall
for asslsssn &C. and led rather than fo,Iax~.,
On the work Of relief.
The provisions supplied by the outside
cisies commenced rolling In early In thu
morning and were taken 10 the Armorx
where. under the supervision OF Commi..
s&ry J. A. Hatfeld. they we're stored. The
Erst supplies arrived from Tacoma on tbs
steamer oaiekstep At O'Clock in the morn
ing. she hroaghs fall boat load. Ara
c'caeek = IA. tae Clara Rrown arrived with
. boat lead from Tarcmx. and AZ & 4. IN.
evening the Qaseksscp hroaghs another fun
hoat load. also from Tacoma
AT 80 in the afternoon the steamer
fasrkasen and the revenue cutter Woaeos,
arrived from Port Townsend With suensy
eons 81 provisions. blankets, etc. The Port
Townsend people eolsecscd this amount in
. tes haars
Atsr- nj special train bearing large
party ot Tacoma elsixsns, with blankets,
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opuzy ooun = ~ MoetHW11e un1u -
Armosy - : 49, s1osohouDe II snp
~ ~ nono 10 lnaUo. hsWsvoR, ~ ~
hnnxry crowds DIT d1sw upon -
Lisu1unant Kimhal1. o. s. -. 1gouGkt
several hnnkred tenfs ffum YancouvuR has-
r1cks, and Camp H2tneD - esenh1lshsd
a Jackpnn s<xeee, neor ~ hnsshnn paEk.
where several hundsod homsae0 psoQae
found nhe1sex.
The Grand Army md Wo0anb IaaiDf
CORPS had committan1 = work dhpsnsfng
relief.
On u Wednesday aftsr H. 1Io H. esn-
ersl reaief CON mittee heid IT. nrst meeting
md sutah1ished freo labor hnSeau- Ihe
following resolution was passod:
ne,pfre6. 1Ast n our opiuzoa the ely antAsr
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Mr.. George n. Clark. Of the foot
hills, came to the city today with :
cougar and . wildcat scalp. The S
received for tho cougar was only .
small fecompense for the SIS dsmsee
done. One evening the cougar a.
peared on Mr.. Clark's place and W.
killing . sheep when attacked BY M.
Clark's faithful shepherd dog. for
which he had been offered sos. and
which had . record Of assistfns IN
killing six bears, thirteen coyotes and
several cougars and wildcats. The
cougar turned. killed the doe. ana
soon broke the necks Of nineteen
sheep. worth g = head. Two
days afterwards Mr.. CLARK and
his brother succeeded In freeing him
and bringing him down. He had
eight bullets In him when scalpsd
and was eight feet two inches Iona
The Clark boys are death on cougars:
but they never killed one with NOR:
satisfaction than they did this biz fsl-
low.
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MOTIFS AND INCIDENTS
A Pew OF MANY IxrKgEsrrSs EVENTS Or
THE FTux

A FEW OF MANY INTERESTING EyExrs OF
THE FIRE
A detailed account of all the Incidents
and occurrences during the progress Of The
IRE Il 81 this time impossible. But q few
OF The most noteworthy are appended.
About thirty arrests were made by The
police and militia Of those engaged in pal-
ferlng.
A row OF trees on the east side of saoond
street, opposite the colinial block nm.
donbtediy saved that structure from de-
xtraction.
Postmaster Brooks hal everything ready
10 Rove cut OF the Boston bleck II occssion
reauir d.
pin Ky woman stood on tor Of the ca,
'oaial back ana helped to save IT,
Frec sPeoctg OF Port Townsend carried a
woman ont % The Mekenzle lpixiug house
snd s&vesi her 81 the peral OF his life.
Ine ecun.y prssaneFs ~ re returned 10
J u from tie Armory before midnight
tntasnas. who Was trusty, excxp<d. The
CHI rrlsoness were divided between the
county Jail aud the .emposar wooden
tsil- The sosnsr hsd fisty ian. alta and the
latter about sevenry.
Ats essek man WAS teen carving Ore
brands aeross the Alley between south
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New Haven Palladium.
Three years ego prominent grocW
OF Bridgeport, Conn.,. who 10 noted -
field sportsman. in one Of his jaunts
captured. in it, infancy, . han hawk,
which he reared and tenderly cared
for. Is grew to immense sixs for one
OF Its species, became thoroughly
tanned and Was permitted 10 az 81 viii
about the neighborho0d. Residents
knew the hawk and made no attempt
70 interfere with or kill it. since
October the hawk has several times
disappeared for . week or two.
Last week . gentleman residing
there, who has . number Of game
fowls, said to the grocer that be had .
particular rooster which he thought
could vanquish the hawk. On Nom
day the game rooster Vas taken to the
rear Of the store and . party Of bird
fancieFs repaired here to witness the
encounter. When the hawk was taken
from its cot and introduced TO the
vlslting cock, there we're instantly evil
dences that : lively tussle would
ensue. Iflooks meant anything, the
hawk asked the strange visitor the
nature Of In errand, and tacitiy was
told TO prepare for business. There
upon, and without waiting for core
mony. the game cock began vicious
attack upon the hawk.
Somewhat dassd ct the emphasis
and abrupt style In which Il Was
greeted, the hawk made scarcely any
show Of fight It quickly recovered
from tho onslaught, and 70 the amaze
ment OF the spectators. gfasped the
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Leading Dealsrs In Dry 0ee1s
Goods and Notices..
Latour q Co.. ct the corner a 41i1e
Columbus streets, are leaders - ~
Their line 10 quite long. II includ0
ems. yafAs and worsteds Of Ill deec1l
dry goods. fancy goods and ''notfona
To the casual lady shopper he ueg9
lions" means nothing. The pod6l9
motions" to tho house and IL -
sets the dog on him. But thefu ~ r.
and notions. Latour & Co. hAvo -
new notions. but the very best
ladies' furnishing goods in 0sastle 4
One glance ct their well-stocked ooo
the tale. Every variety Of womanse
there displayed. 1t 10 esssntially ~
ladies. Men have no business thWA
high-buttcned, loW-buttonsd = &
nix dinerent ways for Sunday
here to b found In all the colofo
rainbow from elephant mauvo -
quito pink. these a5e the latsst
II il well worth The while d Geattle1
pie TO visit this stsye. eilk hsndkGco
iaces and embroidsries, and 10 g. !
OF three kinds Of gioves-the 49,
the Foster aud the LatouT, ouehs
tract people who aspire 70 dress neo1
well Go and see Lstour.
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A new enterprise il to Be inausu.
rated on the Platte, few miles below
Denver. A Mr.. Batch. OF Long island.
has purchased twenty acres Of land al
and adjoining the Broad well place. and
viii establish . quail breeding farm.
so soon IS properly fenced and -
cured from the approach OF COYOTES
and hawks he viii place . few thous-
and birds. that he i nov having eath-
cred in Iowa and Missouri, in This en-
closure with reference to breedins
them for the market The enterprise
u novel one, but We can - NO -.
son Why II should not pay a. we'll. And
possibly better. than chicken raisin~
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every citixe

Mr.. Jacob Furth announces that
the Puget Sound National bank viii
open its doors for business this morn
ing - usual, probably in the Boston
block. other banks viii DO in opera
ton today or tomorrow. Not one Of
them viii be affected in the slighses,
degree By the great tirc. but VIII, on
the contrary, take extremely liberal
measures 70 assist property holders "a
rebuild the burned district. There
win Be no financial embarrassment q
. consequences Of the Gre.
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1ind Manasene Quas1oulS 3s 81
One Of the largest and - M
clothing houses in Seattle 4 -
Hershberg d Co. located q -
Front street. The firm began -
small store on Front street. No.
in 1853. with about 100000 vogtA =
In July, 1885. they moved hit - !
block. on Front street. bstWoon c.
street and Yeslsr avenue, an1 no
their stock 70 ga. 900.
When the fire Of June g. H. Go
lost everything. and were o1lfoo1 =
business again in two tsntp - II
street, near Columbia, wheeo ~
~. 900 worth Of stock. One & ~
burned during the time thsy Co.
them, and they lost 81, COO wortA =
The firm moved into their -
store on the corner Of Front ~ O.
streets on April Is. They nov 1
splendid 50, 900 stock Of cloehino uI
doing one Of the largest businssooo y
city. 81.
Their new store hes 81 fcct lrouG
Front street and no on Cherry serck
10 rspIete with al the latest impeovo
al the woodwork being done n 60
windows bsing Of plate glasA ~
employs ten men and u rasod ~
the mercantile agencies. s
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A meeting Of citizens has been
called for II O'Clock this morning At
the court house to consider ways and
means, and the necessities OF the
hour. A united action and syste-
matte policy viii do much to repair
our losses. We should all pull to-
gether and there is no doubt that We
shall pull together. The mayor OF the
city il expected to preside AZ the
meeting this morning. and II should
be largely attended The matter To
b considered relates not to public
interests alone but to the interest OF
every citizen.
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Ihs EsnaSkahls Progress sf ~. ~
bTouek = C0.. Youular UfuDGo

The xsnsskahls Progress 81 ~.
brouck Co., Popular Druo
The firm Of w. A Hashrouck =
dealers in drugs and photograph -
No. 70l Front street., y ons Of -
and most reliable drug firms n - 4
The business Vas started March Z. -
w. A. Hasbrouck and Z. L. 1enE
1857 Mr.. Hssbrouck bought out
Tsrry's interest and ran the buaneoe !l
sell Whsn the great Ore occnzzoe
9, 1850. Mr.. Hasbrouck hsd S1zmo
Of stock. and he lost I'll but o40o g.
Four days after the nrs the businem
started again. In . tent on 6eoon4
between Columbia and Marion styoo1
On Nay Is. 1850, the nrm NOW
their handsome new store. at ~
street, which they now occupy. II
has twenty-five foot frontage -
street. and u ITO feet deep. IL = fusa
entirely In mahogany. and III ~ a
work IL Of the best plate glasA Ihe ~ il.
rated b. Dunn II 81. 200 and smyaey
men.
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new sseeA - essy elssk -
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30 eoos1e g - m.ny nsNks. sf
49, = veo0ing me1 wasee ana al.
1891 0vsn 49, .ne
80 ~ tnofoo9nsaze tne endmateo
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4 r.s,.sins s..,.t vi, ). s.nn.rily ds.ls

q xeotoonG ax1o1& W1lI . S1mWartly ooalt
with
All saloons azo hereby ordered % close.
under penalty Of 3 forfeiture Of fcepsa No
persons viii be allowed % sell o. diepose
Of Intoxicating liquors without further
All neliiiamen and special policemen
addfea kODT. MORAN, Mayor.
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sPEcnL ORDER NO Il

SEAr1L1, June Z. 1s1p.
Commanding OMcsr. q Company. First
Regiment Tacoma. W. T.:
Unleos further orderA you win proceed
with your company on steamer Eastwood
ammunition PER man. BY crfef,
COLONEL J. @. HAINEA. 00c1al
W. Z. SWARPE. Adjutnnt.
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OFFICES NOT INCLUDED.

fES nut fSNLCuEu
Practically no attempt was made In the
foregoing To estimate the multitude Of
losses incurred by tbs occupants Of the mn.
per stories OF buildings Many large librar-
les OF professional men. AMI valuable oftce
fixtures were destroyed. The loss In this
line can be placed a. 81. 0oa. 600,
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NOTICE 10 rHK PusrIc.

Tho Puget Sound National hank vim
open as Graham 4 Dalton's, ouseco "A
street. today. ~ ths usual hour Of OPENING.
J. FuRTH. Cashier.
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PROCLAMATION.

- I'LL, Jun0 3. , 2. N
All persons 10 nd % the streets of this
city alter c'cl.. X = m. without the coen-
tersign will be ~ Evss<d and Imprisoned.
Ali persSrs found stealing or otherwise
violating the law vii b arrested, ana,
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SPECIAL oRDu NO. :

SEATTLE, June !, lsGo.
Commanding O0cer 6. Company. First
Regiment, Roft Blakeley. W. r.:
Unless further orders ron viii proceed
nttt0n Per man. By order
COLONEL. C. HAINEA, 0mcial
". !. SHARPE, AdjusAnt
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xux GREAT AMOUNT or PROPERTY swEFF
~ FLAME
The following estimate Of loGes Is b.
NOT by any means comprehensive The
total loss detailed in the following II
os.5000O0. with but small Insurance Tbs
grand aggregate win BE- swelied, is u b.
ieyed, 70 y. 010.o 600 OF 90. co. Goa
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49, - ~ 4Q0ts III
C1ssssns e ronoaa Gel
csrsens q s~jenrss c si'--.~--.---.S.
Citizens e AIaneda, ca ...--.
VIII white. Ccrunodo. Cal -
Dsss Bsll Club. Sarta koaa, CT
School Cntidren Of Ine AnGUIoa 81
rlsst National Bank Of sa1 nie1s CT
luxea1 g san Ffaucisco. ..... Z,
Deim0ss Milling Company
ssesrns Msnuiacsurine co1rs.r,;
rsir , Milling Company ...........
1lsss 4 sons.
BsssinEer 4 90 observation-disclosures.
rnemas Holt ...---..--..-.-..
80 TAs - 49, - :. !. !; :. s.-.-..
san Francisco. Cal.
Ohvef J. Stewart. San Fr1ncfsea Csi
Sieefried 4 Brandeusins. San lrSS
cisco, Cal ->.............
IN - knooA I'm Fsonc1son, CT
German singing Society. san H.
clscos e..
Young Mems Instis1 .. san Trsneisss
CAs-.......-.....-
Aren't Ssearns Nanufocturtng c.
p.ny. san Francisco Cal
0ledo1ng = Acbeon. san trune1nca
Csa...-..--..-*;. .-.-.............--,
y: Heeveo Ayross Tacoma ". !.
f,rst 0efmsn =. = Sunday bcAoul
Iaco02 ". T.--.--..............
Cstsens Of spokane Falls, w. -.
~ 1rown. spokane rallR W.
raul strooach, Spokane FAllA ".
Commissioner ct SPOKANE County
Clt1sens ana Board q Ifado. H11zo
Oexk.---.-..-..- --..-....-...........
SsuIens g 0iympla 49,. :.--........
ireland sunday school. uoziseeu9
Lady teachers On rouss sieanae Wsiii; !
WelA -...........-......
scysefian Soc1esy. Laneostee. ~.
L Ills Mount PAiatin. u........-
\ Syrsy ---..-.-...-. ...--...-.-......
y n baker: .--..:..-...--...-
LAoies reiief. Appleton, Wis.
Sosepn I. Hall; OF Bay ssase, 6livt c..
leutenant 4. s wyko6. o. & i
Mashfneson. D. Q ......-.....~..sfs
= w. Anderson Waohtngton. y. C....
fermex4 Mutt Ina Co, Fort d.
ChtldfSn Of Aspen. Colo.
samuel Coulter, Portland, OFsQoa- q
Employees Willamette 8 u n. ~
Company, Oregon.
2 u Dolph, Oregon. ............-....
Rev. ]. kiliosf. Oregon
William Houaler. 0regon. ............
CltI1eno Of Astoria. OREGON.
C1ftsens Of Salem. 0rog0n.
Snes NesAyCeL u80k ~ kUu0lO91s " Il
Company 3, Oregon Nat1oual 6uep5
Citizens Of OREGON City
rIs Neusnai bank OF hiihooro. 80.
0s Ne AfAxN0k00- tIkXW00.
Lsdies Of RoseburS. Oregon. -........
V9Ae WVOo-AnOkpo Ca u& NJ
49, VSo g - .u;.;..-.--....---...<..'.
salem Stasesman. salem. Or.son -
4; 8 Burbenk. FaSe oEsSon. $500. VI
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Henri fsIi...r x = - 49, .-.iz IS
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TIE new sEATTIK
FHoESlx-IIKx. she WILL RISE From HRR
ASHES


ASHES
Hon. Jacob Furth, cashier ana manager
OF the Puget sound National bank. when
seen last evening BY . reporter. was full of
hope and confidence In regard 70 the situar
ton. He said:
"while the lom IS very heavy ard serious
it viii NOT by any means prove IN irrepaf-
able calamity, q new buildings will b
erected q fast q building material can b
heaviest loss falls are well able to reopen
their stores and places Of business aud VIII
q once do 90; and that will BE- e. soon a
the necessary buildings can b arranged
for. In fact many have already
made arrangements - reopen their
Lewis hes signined his intention Of as
once rebuilding the Onion block on Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia He
viii make it four stories high this time.
enc story higher than Il was before
Messr1 Toklas, 6inxe.man 4 Co. Of the
glaphed for new stock. Meas1. Klein =
Rosenberg win open mp in . tent In . day
or two With large stock, and others.
whom cannot at present name, VIII Inn
modfafely resume business In Temporary
quartsra The indomitable spirit and en-
e1ky WutS1 H. 0ueu suO PyOYtS " tkss~
city 70 build IL up 70 tho great
ness II has 50 long enjoyed,
l. SIN in then, and win enable them %
quickly recover from the e11octs 81 thodis-
after today. The buoiness community
Of Seattle win rlee nom the ashes n : yexy
short tsme. and IN beetor condition than
ever. with al the mia1ogtune that has ~
fallen or community theeo u qualification
in the thought that there Win s. but very
little distress, for the reason that the los
falls almost ontzEoly on the business COM
munity. which II well able 10 sustain Il
Chicago suffered . calamity much larger
In proportion, than has been
expedenced BY Seattle today, and,
q Il proved blessing In disguiss to Chi.
cago, 1t win doubtless prove the same to
seattle.
ssIhe inmrance companies win undoube-
edly pay mp the policies without waiting
for the usual sixty days time. The for.
eign insurance companies have been tele.
graphed 20 and viii e once send adjusters.
desire 10 ttste on behalf Of the Home
Insurance Company that Il Il Will b. pre-
pared 10 pay up IT. losses without delay.
In conclusion win venture the hope that
all win take hold with renewed vfgos and
in very short dme it win b forgotten
that Seattle ever had such . thing a Z
great fiFe4 The cry should be. look ahead
and not behindg and the e0bct Of the Aro
viii soon be over. /"
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The difficulties Of getting ont even
20 small . sheet as this. which We
print this morning. win b understood
when II il known that not . single
power printing press escaped the
flames. Two little job presses worked
BY foot power. with cases OF
type hastily carried out to =
place Of safety. make up the
whole mechanical resource Of the city
In the matter Of printing materials.
The little sheet which We present this
morning Il the very best thing posi-
BILE under the circumstances. and
small - it is. it represents more effort
than anybody unacquainted with the
practical operations Of = Newspaper
ONCE can well appreciate. :.
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tcrNr caALLrn

5CBNT cHALLrn -
Arrived. 10 ptsceo Of challis boQQ
xelne. fous cholcos nsw pasfospA 60
Cheseog Cteasy. &
polka dos ana ssripsd ous.as aansso
Cheeox ClooEy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06
Dl ED
CARPENTER

CARPENTER. Entered into rest at her resi-
dence APO welfth street southwest on Noyembsr s.
iSsn. at lO:'ts pm. Mrs MARY c. CARPENTER N
the thirty nth year q her age.
lnterment at Charles county, Md lport Tobacco
and Alexandra papers please copyl
HiGHFlLLD: On "Wednesday morning, November
widow OF the late Joseph Hghteld.
a. uherai taxes place tiom late residence 40
thence to st psais church twenty SSs1cs p "a;
near Pennsylyan avenue.
MEGA HIRAM. On Thursday November G. 1890.
ate: ~ Am, ANNA MARY. sged forty years and i've
Funeral from her late residence YO7 q street south
east, sunday at pm. 20
MCGUIRE On "Wednesday morning. November e.
y 30. Ut IL 40 O'CLOCK. MARC AkET beloved vile of
Maftn Mcclure, IN her slxtleth year.
May she rest an peace"
Funeral from her late Residence. HOS Nineteenth
street northwest, Saturday November g. at % 30 A. m
thence TO 81 Matthew's Church. where requiem mass
friends respectfully invited TO attend. Sc
PECkHAM On November q, 1890, GEORGE I.
PECkHAM, aged sixty years.
residence, 1874 Twenty second street
SOMkRs. On "wednesday, November ., 1890 nj 3
Pm, GEORGE 4. sOAEhs, aged fifty n ,e years.
Donaldson. ll04 X street southeast, on FRIDAY No.
vemUer q, at D. H. Relatives and friends invited 70
attend.
STEWART. On Wednesday November s. $500 M
John Stewart, and native OF ferIhshire, Scotland
Funeral services Will b. held NJ. 81 1 stree
Friends Hre invited.
SUGARS. Departed this life on November 4 lsoo.
at l2:uO y IN. CAIHEIlNE SUGARS OF faster,
Shore, Md. beloved mother OF Mrs H.Iisrt I,ar.
Mrs EliZa biings II her Iale r. ,,i,,,, Is.sl
n street northwest.
Funeral viii lake place from the John Wesley
northwest, on FRIDAY. November a al q o',l,.s-
trlehos and relatives respectfully invited ~ attend