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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

QUEER D1voCE CAsE.-The Jacquinot a.
yorce suit heard In Scranton yesterday
proved to be very interesting. Mrs. Jacqui-
not testified that her hushand amused him
self by kicking and swearing at her until he
grew weary, when he would rub her down
With limburger cheeee. Jacquinot'5 story
was equally sensational. HIS wifs first
quarreed with him fifteen miuules after
heir marriage because she preferred walk
ing wed ling trip when he wanted 10 rde.
Tneii frs, serious alteration was over green
apples, wbcn shs perss ed in eating against
hi4 protest Wills in Tindad, Col, enc Do
cau- JEALOUS OF his peG dog, Wn,ca no fond
led, aud she SAID he thought more OF the
brute than go did of her. The dog uust
leavs tae house or she wouid. the
d dill not go; sue DID. After ~a,.-
ing few minutes he followed her. He went
over TO the we'll aud failed t. fad her tnrre
Then he went further on and discovered hu'
man sure in tho light of the moon gong mp the
mountain. He parsued her two aud ha miles
When he got TO the summit Of the mountain ne
ca uid net tnd her. There was range OF trees
and sho had hidden away in these. Jacqu %
was distracted. His wife had Sloo or S-oo III
her po.session aud that was ali tue money no
owned in the world. He went down the noun
tai sn got two compsnioEs, who searched the
woods witt him Jatquinot liaally discovered
his wife returning home and followed her to the
house. One witness hal seen Jacqu.not on the
floor with his wife standing ger HIN brandlsh ng
n kni!e sni with feroCious look on her fSce. At
the ad lournmonJ hour tho jury WIS WresIilhe
with the complex questions OF the css9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
Gen seliverskoff-s Assassin

PARIS, NY. 20.-Tne niece OF Gen. Sell
versk f who VAS found dead Tuesday With 3
lIIet in bis head has arrived here for tha
purpose Of arrs0ging the details Of her un-
cle's fuueral. A.tne request of The Russian
Embassy no autopsy wi be n d. Tbs
Govsromen, has closed Nm. 3 IN IT, Fan
os-R1ssian room OF Rue Royale, whsro Pal
lswsky, the Russian Pole, who is suspected Of
the murder, was employed prior to his dis
appearance, and is acting in 81 esergetic
insurer against tbs nihiists wno resjis in
Paris. lie Mdtin says the police believe
hsi the killing OF Gsn. Selverskntf ives 81
act OF private vengeance. Pod!sssy, The
pspcr ssys, was the lover Of girl Who had
been enticed By woman, at the In
stsoce of G n. SeliVersklf If, into house
Of i'll fams, and this, it is claim &c. Was he
mo I've for the crime. A iia:son existed ~
tween the woman who induced the girl TO
visit lbs house and Gsn. Seivsrskoff. Mill
lists here affirm that the General wss Gifet-
tor Of tia Russian Police in France, aud tha5
he played an important part 10 the secret
arrest Of nihiist5 in Paris. Ta9 Dewspa.
pe.s recall the iscs that servant OF Gen
Seliverak # uamA1 Muller was a=sss3inated
II Paris ir 1868, and that the mu -dsrer
wls never fouad. SIN e that tina the GeG
era received a rum5er OF letters thrsa!er-
ing bin with death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
REMARKABLE opxRAr1oN.-A

A REMARKABLE OpxRATIoN--A r..
markaole surgical op raliup wee performed
10 ,hs Mount S!oai Hospital. Nav York, re-
cen IL. II is thought 1t is the first OF its
kind ever psff,.msd ia this country. The
operation WIS the removal of the eu'ire
left arm, shcu dr. blaze and cellar bone,
and the muscle techsd thereto, of a man
ffty-!our yeare I'D. According to the re-
cords such an operation has been per-
formed only thrice beiora-oDoe in France
aud twice in E1yinn6. Ia few days the
patient will be sb e to leave the hospital
healthier man than when he entered, so
complete and thorough has been the Woik
of the surgeons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

AN Ill WIND.-R. 7. Meadows, OF
81 dsoe, T5nn,, having sold his farm and
stock, was seated by the fire Tuesday night
tai ziug to his vita OF their contemplate
trip mex: day to Texas, whittier they were
going to rake their future home. MIR.
Meadow pul ed ons his money, which was
in large bills. aud proceeded to count it.
When he had laid down his last bill on the
hearth some one opened tha door, and q
gust of Wild csrri, d his 81 into The fire.
Before Mr.. Meadow could rescue any OF his
currency 1t vas 10 ashes. He had con-
verified all his possessions into cash, and In
twinkle all was lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

A SAD CAsE-For thirty five years Robt.
s aud Lydia T. Avery, an odd old couple,
lived in en- ole, time-beaten house on Capt.
toll Hill, 10 Washington. They ware eccen-
trio 10 actions aud habits, and for Eve years
past they have seldom left the house, the
husband having resigned his position in the
Geological Survey Departments. Yesterday
1t was discovered that the old woman was
dead, aud according to the statement OF the
physician who attended her had been dead
for two days Tae old msn was utterly
Frustrated, for ne had sot left his wifa's side
during the time she lay des', believing her
TO be asleep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
Health and Reason Restored

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Nov. 20 -Mrs. J
Brarnon, OF 81. Louis, VINO while dement,
ed iaapec from train near Carksturg, w
Va, on October 10, and was found ten day
afierwardin stack OF corussalks, where she
h,d snbsisted on chestnus aud corr, wa:
brought to this plaza yesterday by hei
brother. Mrs. Bfsunon has entirely re-
covered her reason, and ia none the worse
Tor he- terrible experience other than an In
jary to one OF her knses, sustained 10 her
leap from the train. She has been under
treatment a. the hospital In Clarksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

The LONDON STOCK MARKET.-Loosa
statements regarding the position of the
Barings again ALARMED the guarsntora
yesterday. The report that ons mansger OF
ioint stock bank had told one member OF
the Stock E ,chargs ,bas loans might be re
strlcted at the next settlement was magni-
e ed and sufficed to almost CAUSE panic.
Ooce more the governor of The Bank oil
EuelaId ard the Rothschild6 stepped into
the breach and communications passed be-
tween the Bank of England aud other leat-
ing banks. with tbe result that there lie
every reason to expect thst the lend
ers will to-day announce that accommo.
dalton will be literally provided. One Of
the best authorities 10 she financial world
now emphatica lg expresses the conviction
that the worst of the depression has passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
The Heather Chinee

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-The members
cf Tong Yong & Co.. cns OF the most exsen-
s;ys Chinese merchand;z ag houses, and who
ore also Iator contractors, have fed to China
with 10000, the wages OF 24O Chinese fish
ermsn who recantIy returned from Alaska.
TIE abscondeys owe other creditors $40 00O,
making their liabilities 100000. About 200
fishermen marched to the store last night
ana took possession About SO of them
closed tao heagg iron doors and declared
they would remain inside until they re-
csived wages. After hard fight ths CHI
ness we're dispersed by the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
Threw His Wife Over a Cliff.

KANSAS, CITY, Nov. 20-Jasaph Boyd, o
laoorer, who lived in shanty on the top OF
d high II If at Twelfth ard ] fsrson siraet',
yesterday weat into his bedroom where bic
W fe was sittiag holding their infant child
an fred two shots a. her. She fl ID to the
ed ye of the bluff He pursued her. When
sh reached tho cliff with her baby In her
or ns he pushed her headlong over the preci-
pice. Ee then ran back to the house ard
shot aud killed himself. Mrs. b, and the
baby escaped serious injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

They OBJECT TO It's REMovAL.-A pro-
jaos is on foot to purchase the old Moore
house on the Temple farm near Yorktown
Va. and to remove it to Chicago, and cree!
the building on lhs grounds of the World
Fair as an exhibit OF historic interest q
the Revolutionary var. This old mansion
was the original building in which the
terms of the surrender of CORVALLIS were
drawn up and slgoed by the defeated gener-
al. Il was suits qoen ly occupied as the
headquarters of Washington and Lafayette
l ia hoped by the residents OF that sac'ion
that the owners of the property " l. not
slider a sale and thus permit tois his
to,io building OF Revolutionary fame TO be
removed from Virginia soil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
The London Stock Market.

LONDON, Nov. 20. 1890 p. m.-The stock
n arket ia better all round, aud it believed
that the worst is over, although 1t Is thou2 OF
thls sharp hlotuations are inevitable.
Prices az calnpa sd with list nights cl1sing
pricga, show a. advance OF l-6 for conso's
fol- money an ADVANCE Of IA for coosols
for the account.
SPIN -JonsoIs for both monsy and the
account IRE qloted AZ "a SIS, showing an
advance of 3-16 for money and ! 16 for the
ac3ouat. Toe stock market ia very firm.
The bears are Il ,sin9 their accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
a LEX A N DR IA " "A
THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 20.

Ex-Governor and ex-Represen'aiiVe
Robinson OF Massachusetts, since the recent
election, has made speech in Boston. 10
which he said The black man was fFeeo
wears ago, but the freedom counts for little
if 1t The next stage you rob him OF all that
freedom gives him. Let him express MN
self ss freely 10 ali parts of the country as
we know be may in Massachusetts Ii NJ 7.
Robinson had been st the election polls 10
this city, or at those in any other City or
county 10 any southern State, on the AID
iaat., be would know that the black man
can express himself as freely, to tohate peo-
7,le and sell his vote with as little restriction,
in the South, as be can 10 Boston or any
where else 10 the North. And il be mao
been in Mr.. Blrows' district, in Michigan
on the day referred to, he would know that
the black man is Just as much afraid OF ot-
log made "hot," by his DUN race there ior
voting the democratic ticket, as be ls IN the
S9uth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
SENATOR Do1ra.s IDEAS -Uaited States

SENATOR D0LPdS IDEAS Aiied otaseS
Senator Dolpf, OF Oregon, who weoe from
Washington to sttend the Masonic Scottish
r te rennion at Rich mond, was asked yes
terday if ne rncughs tbs Lodge elec ion bill
would pass the Senete. He said it would
not. He seemed to be quite decided on tha &
poat He said tho reapportionment Dill
would probably be Inc measure OF most a0-
sorpiuz nteresi in Congress this winter Hs
thought be Gouss wss two large and IN
wiady pow. When asked if Mr.. Blaine
would be the republican nominee 10 1892.
Senator Dolph said that wss too hard q
u1astion IL answer lie said he would
rather guess Oh tue question Of the demo-
cratic nomination, aitnough he could only
narrow that down TO twc-C eveand or Hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

SENATOR DoLPa OF Oregon says the Force
bill Will not b passed. but that bill to re-
epporiiou congressional representation VIII
ba tbs most exciting measure bsfore the
C ming short session of the expiring h''y-
fl at Congress. The republican majority 10
the present Congress viii, of course, attempt
to pass rsapportionment bill that Will 10.
crease congressional representation aoo
Presidential electoral votes in republican,
and decrease both 10 democratic States, ara
the uaoasstioaed fact that they will do 3d.
,f nermittea. should be sufficient to keep
every democratic congressman in Bis sea-
from the commencement Of the coming ses'
son until the close thereof. The fruit o.
the recent democratic victory should not b.
lost By negligence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

IT is ssid that the fight for the Datlonel
championship of bass ball may make
wreck of The game and break 1t up alto
gcther. Many people hopait will. They have
become weary of and Disguised with it, and
not only dislike the game itself and those
who play it, but even these who take the
slightest interest 10 It, as some other people
not ouly dislike sensbs and mayonnaise, but
even those who eat them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

Rev Dr.. CROSBY of New York, on the
rusject of drunkenness, agrees with D'
] hason, cna of the beat mayors this city
eyer had. Ha says: 81 would have q law
40 framed thAt every man, no matter TO
That family he might belong, who should
be found drunk upon the street should De
jnnrIsonsd fos ooe month the 6rst time, two
m m hs for the second offsnse. and would
add monta each time for each ctfanse.
Liquor has been drunk from the comntn's-
msnt Of tie world. and will De until the erd
thersof. and tbs evil OF it lies 10 It's atuse,
not in its u5s. The man VINO drinks too
much OF Ii. not ho man who makes or sells
l.. Ia the criminal, aud should Do puoiSaed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

sKcaETARY Wlndom says "either there is
money enough 10 the Treasury to carry Oh
the business Of thu country or 8 man idiot"
Th 8 is bad for !he Secretary, as it is fact
that If demand were made On him for the
redemption of the greeabacks, the Treasury
would be swamped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

SENATOR BARBOUR ls entirely right when
he SAVE It ia too soon To be selecting noT, q
6amocratic Presidential candidate, who, II
elected. can rot be inaugurated until March
1898. All the men spoken of now as posi-
be candidates msy be dead corpses" before
the meeting of tbs pomiastine convention,
or, If not, may, like most of those nov Iaud-
log them, have become h1ppers, snd there
fore changed relations with their present
Supporters and opponents. "Sufi sient unto
the day is the evil thereof"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
VIRGINIA ED1roRs.-The Virginia Press

VIRGINIA EDIroRs.-The Virginia Press
Association after It's session in Richmond,
a. burned list Eight when they were bag
onetsed BY the local newspaper men. The
following eficsrs were elected; President
]. A. Paga, R auoke; ViOe-Pfesldsnts, w
3. Frzhosh, Cape Charles; A. Christian
Pulaski; ". D Chssernao, Richmond :.
E G. R. Humphreg, Luray F. O. Mpt'oa'
Stanuton; Secretary and Treasurer, ) u
Flnsash. Norfolk /; Executive Com mittee, h
P. Rsfham, Petersburg; A. z. Fuakhouser,'
hsgrisonburg, and Dir. Robinson, Orange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

Gov. PATTIsoN, of Pennsylvania. ad-
d. e,ses M. Clsvelsud IS "My Dsar MIR.
Ptesiseu.." Mr.. Cleveland has been Presi-
deut, ard may be again, but ct present ne Is
Only one of the people. But the Governor
agrees with the popular ideas that once
Judge, always judge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

"Lose not thine own for want of asking? )
Lose not your infant for waot OF Or. Buli't
Baby Syrup, which any dealer viii sell 700
for 25 cts a bot {.
The reputation of Ssul's Catssrh Cure
is wholly due &c i.s Virtues and ioir nsic
merits. IA uffsier froT nasal cassrrn or
i.faeLzl, wto Gas eve. iiied it, WAS ey,l-
disappointed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
aONErARY ass eUN.arAelA-

aE~ yoRK. Nov. The s ock msrbet tbs
morning, under tho il 1Iencs If The resssuri
sdviccs from London, continued tn strength e
yesterday, aud first prices showed ad arcei ovt-
the final figures of last evening Of from Il 10 &,
per coat generally. a few etocks III do flrtlc or
slight gains in the early TIA ling but raturAl -
action st in in short time, and tefo-c tho ef1
of the half hour several stocks were dom pr
cent. from the opepir prices. The r5Gc ion hat
I'd lator, aud the market became quite Gull, W. h
NJ feature Of material movement, and the market
re NAMED without change for thc remainder +
the hour. The mlIket at IL O'Clock WAS dull al
steady but generally at small fractions below tho
opening figures.
At noon mtney was oa.i5r at g pr cont ae
sock market continued very qnet after IL oc'oek
At 2l5 o'ccck the market advEuc.d slight FAC
o is hut the iu provemert was checked and
derable pre- sure brought upon the lit with t
result of driving prices doN n to the lowest lo,cl
of the day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20-Virginin copso.5
11.aVs =; do 3s 63A6ia..
ALEXANDRIA BARXeT. Nov. 20-Theie is
nothing new to report in the markets. l1ur,
r,as and products Of all kinds are weak, with
light volume of sales due to The continued etrs n
ell condition of the banking interest Iltur
brings from So so to 6, as to brand. Wheat o.
81. Rye 6'a70. Oats 49a51. Eggs 2la IS.
Butter 1442O Potatoes BOATS PORK $L5 80.
Appl,s So 50a5. Othor produce. Miifee! .
Hpy are without change AID quiet.
BALT1moBE Nov 20.-Cotton ncmioa; l. =
d!iog.9h. Flour fairly active an lower; bosa.d
street and Western super $3 OOa3 40; do ex ~
So 60a4 30 do family 81 50A5 90; City Mil So
BIO brands extra SIS UUa5 20; winter wheat 81
emit So 25a5 40; spring do So 30e5 So etraEht
So 10s5 25 extra 81 3Oa4 50. Whcst-sortb'
ern dull but firm: FaItz S9-96; loDgberry 9o'
90; No 2 90 stes IN ,r No red 50, nesLern h AZ
No 2 winter red spot 91%, Nov 9l1a; Dec " -
90; Jan 94lss94as May 1OlAa1oI11. 81 -
southern qg,eet q aud sa sic white new o.
ed spot So; Nov So; year 56 bid jim 55t. b
May 571a bid. Oats quiet and steady unsf Il - -
South srn and PeDns 43a5i do Westra whit ~
a5U1h do mixed 1890 graded No white 1O9
a51. Bye firm. Hay quiet but steady pfine 20
choice timothy $1l. Provisions firm. ~ Il
let and Ltcady.
CHICAGO, Nov 2O-11:30 a. m.-WheaS-i.ec
OH; May 9oas. Corn-Dec nominal NAY
SO ta62Ss Oats-Dec nominal; May 44t. 1,,s'
fOrE-JhU 9lO o. IL w.
Sc 10; May IS 52la. onort r.bs-Jsn - ~
May So s0la
MARINE NEWS.
coRT or ALEXANDRIA. huYeMBEK 20.
sun rises. 6 AZ oun sets..... - -
CALLED
sehr Anna n Mason, Potomac GEEK, um5e bJ
Smoot & Co.
DEITY STYLES FAST COLoRS G.. l.
l. MERES and CALICOES a.
sep13 AMOS b. STAY ala + EI- D
HLoWER PoTs-A full stock of Floxcr Pota
l. fer sale low by
sep23 J. O ali-Bu6.
DoToMAC FLOUR-Another aupply of lV.9'
L msc Flour, uae1csled jus5 received py
.n,13 J. g. MIISUbH.
7DEyME CREAM CHEESE just recs,yed 6y
4 ep2s j. =. ~ l''S A'-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

Flsttering Endorsements Of Salvation o !
coniicua to crowd 10 on the proprietors.
Oae soffsrer dilates aa follows: II suffered
insenge pain from neuralglc headache. A
few ruobings of Salvation OH banished It..
No better pain expeiler."
"Tune up your voice." and stop ccuehing
bv taking d.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Pdce
% cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

CHICAGO Nov. 2O-11:30 a. m.-Wheas-tec
9l1h; May 9oas. Corn-Dec nominal; May
SO Ha52as oats-Dec nominal; May 44+4 a.ess
Pork-Jan $40 97la; Msy IL CO. Lard-Jsn
So 10; May rs 52la onort rbs-Jsn - 81 )
May s. SOb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2o-Virginia conso.g
1J.4Us =; do 3s 63a6ia..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-19
PER SoNAL.

City Clerk Burgess Is off on his vacation.
Rev. DIR. E. C. Bolles of New York, was In
the city yesterday.
Rev. Prof. w. ]. Tucker will preach at
Milton N. B. during the summer.
Alice j. Swain, class of 80, State Normal
school. Pennington, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. l.. 0. Bean, Wilmot street.
Mrs. Captain Israel III. Washburn of
portsmouth, N. H.. and her son, Cadwalla-
der. are visiting relatives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith of Bangor,
and Dr. and Mrs. S. a. Weeks and daughter
OF Portland, will take passage on the Umbris
July 8, In company with Dr. and Mrs. TLay.
or Of Waterville.
Prof. j. K. Matzke, the French teacher
at Bowdoin college, who has been offered
the chair Of Romance Languages In the the
Indiana State University at Bloomington,
has accepted the position. His services will
be greatly missed at Bowdoin where he has
been favolite with students and profes.
sors.
Mrs. Henry A. Nicely, who has been for
the past year In California with her son,
Albert, who was obliged to seek that eli
mate on account Of his health, has been
quite III, but is now recovering. Mrs. Nicely
has left California for home. Bishop Nicely
VIII meet her at Port Huron and accompany
her to this city.
Governor Burleigh has received invitations
70 attend the Camp Fire to be held by the
Department Of Knaves in Mechanics Hall
Boston during encampment week; also to ac
tend the dinner at the Parker House, Boston
rendered by the Boston Life Underwriters
Association to visiting associates June 10,
he was obliged by reason of his duties to
decline both invitations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-19
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

The Freshman class OF Bowdoin will dine
at the Falmouth Hotel this evening.
The little S-year-old son of Mr. Lewis Z.
Smith fell from hammock yesterday, and
broke his arm.
The fire at Cape Elizabeth Tuesday eve-
ming was caused by burning brush near the
Reform School.
The American and Tony Clark's Juvenile
bands will accompany the Westbrook lodges
to the st. Johns Day celebrption
Tuesday afternoon ID. W. Bayley aud w.
L. Merrill, of this city, rode from the Pond
Cove school house to the ferry In seventeen
minutes.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor connected with the Second Parish
church went to Hope Island yesterday after
noon on the steamer Merryconeag.
The Pine Tree wheelmen will have a run
to Spurwink on Friday evening, and on
Saturday. June 21st. run to Pine Point,
and hill climbing contest at Scott's Hill,
Scarboro.
The schooner Lillian Allen is reported by
J. W. Trefethen to have brought In 100000
pounds Of salt fish, the best catch landed
here this season.
Attention is called to the lecture to be
given by W. Fl. Looney, Esq, on ballot re-
form, before the Metropolitan Republican
Club, this evening. at 47sa Congress street
There was lively fight on Commercial
street, at the head Of Portland Pier. yester-
day morning, between two fellows of I'M
equal size. When the patrol wagon
reached the spot the men had disappeared
The thirty-seven one thousand dollar
water bonds advertised at auction by F. O.
Bailey d Co.. were withdrawn from sale. the
slm for which they had been pledged having
been paid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-19
Funeral Services,

The funeral services of the late Duncan
Menish took place yesterday afternoon.
There was a very large attendance of rail-
road men. Revs. Messrs. Wright and
Crosser conducted the services. A mixed
quartette sang beautifully. There were
superb floral remembrances including a
magnificent "Gates Ajar" from the Grand
Trunk employees, and a cross and crown
from the St. Andrews Society of which de-
ceased was president. Atlantic Lodge sent
q square and compass. These were the pail
bearers, representing heads of Grand Trunk
departments: Frank Corser, j. N. Martin.
Geo. Gray. Frank Berry and Geo. Pearson.
-Four sons Of the deceased from Chicago
were present. Atlantic Lodge performed
the Masonic ceremonies both at the house
and at the cemetery.
The funeral services of the late John
Loyeitt occurred yesterday afternoon, and
there were very large number of relatives
and friends present. The Aged Brotherhood,
and the Ancient Brothers Lodge of Odd
Fellows attended. DR.. Whitaker officiated.
During the funeral the fish dealers closed
their stores and the fishing vessels In the
harbor had their flags at half mast.
The remains Of the late P. f. Harmon
were inferred at Evergreen yesterday. The
Odd Fellow services were performed nv
Ligonia Lodge, and Portland Iodqe of
Masons also attended the services