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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

TAIC which will charm every render
n InIL will appear 10 Saturdays issue
of THE DISPATCH. The author Is RUD.
YARD KIPLING, the worlds young story
teller.
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OFFICERS SELECTED.
THE WORK OF THE NOMINATING CON-
MITTEE FINDS FAVOR.

St. Louis Selected as the Next Place Of
Meetiug-Contemplated Union of All Re.
formed Churches - Another Question
Arouses Considerable Controversy.
After noon the nominating COMMITTEES
made its final report. The following per-
sons were named for vice presidents of the
convention and members of the Executive
Committee:
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ExfHa Xalue

Ladies bright soft kid button shoes, wide or
narrow toes, at only 81 80 per pair at G. D.
Slmen's, IS Ohio street, Allegheny. MwF
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MARRIED AT LAST.
Young Pennsylvania Couple Go to New
Jersey to be United.

Jersey to be United.
John Stanley, an oil painter, and Katie Logan,
both residents of Bakerstown, were married
yesterday by Justice James M. Cassaday at
Camden, N. ]. 1t was a runaway match, and
it removes from the groom's mind a fear of the
penitentiary.
A few days ago Miss Logan made charge
against Stanley and the latter was arrested.
He was willing to compromise by marriage. but
the girl was under age and her father refused
to give his consent. This put the young man
in a bad box, bnt he gave bail for court and
after several unsuccessful attempts managed
to ind place where the marriage laws were
not too strict.
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GUESSING AT THE CENSUS.
Superintendent Porter Does Not Pin Much
Faith to His Figures.

Faith 90 HIS Figures.
Supervisor Oliver yesterday received a tele-
gram from Census Superintendent Porter
which is disagreeably significant to citizens
who expect a correct census. Mr.. Porter sug-
gests to Mr.. Oliver that in giving out popula-
tion figures. that he give them in round num-
bers with the understanding that they are
merely estimates.
The work in Mr.. divers office is progressing
easily and several big boxes full of returns
were shipped to Washington yesterday. The
returns are coming in gradually, but Mr.. Oliver
is not hurrying the enumerators, as he does not
wish them TO hasten at the expense Of the
work,
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Excursfon TO Atlantic Cfty

On July 3, via the B. & o. R. r. Rate,
$40 the round trip, tickets good for 10 days,
and good to stop at Washington, D. c., re-
turning.
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100 Children and Babies Wanted
At Aufrecht's Elite Gallery. SIG Market
ST.. Pittsburg. Cabinets, 81 per dozen to-day.
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SOUTHSIDERS s,s, tI d =. ,a,aorrs,S2 ,sn1sgs,,,Sg
Southsidc edition of THE DLSPA1CH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

Hot Weather Dresses.
Cool. light dresses an d waists for hot days
PARCELS & JONES, 20 Fifth ave.
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THE PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION

Take Place This Year.
L. A. Gill. K. of L.. composed OF green bottle
blowers will meet tonight and will consider
the proposed consolidation with the flint glass
workers. The plan originally proposed has
not, it is said, been carried out and the dele
gates to the flint workers convention go to
Baltimore uninstructed.
1t is not likely they will assume the response
biliIy of acting on so important a question
without direct instructions from their local
nnion-
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PITTsBURG. Friday. June q, 1880.

FITTsBURG, Friday, June q, l69Q
Il5. HlRNE K El.'G
PENN AVE. STORES.
THIS MORNING
500
ROUGH-AND-READY
SAILOR HATS
AT 15c EACH.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
ALSO
FANCY SAILORS.
Striped Straws, Lace Braids. Milan
and many other styles. in sailors, the
popular thing in young ladies' head
wear. prices
FROM 25c UPWARD.
To-DAY.AND TOMORROW,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
TRIMMED
Paris Hats,
Bonnets,
Toques,
London Hats
AND ALL PATTERN HATS;
ALSO.
UNTRIMNED SHAPES
In Rough-and Readys
Neapolitans,
Milans,
Leghorns.
Tuscans,
And all Straws
ALL FULLY n OFF FORMER PRICES.
At 25c:
15O punches very choice artificial flowers,
fresh and new. reduced from Soc, 75c, 81
etc, etc.
At soc:
800 punches fine French Flowers, every
beautiful sort, natural as life, reduced from
81, 81 so and 81 bunch.
Ladzes GLo0es and MStts..
Pure Silk Gloves, black and colors. $50
Soc and upward.
A big lot Of Pure Silk Gloves, choice col
or 50o rnuch
higher prices.
Patent ouble-Tipped Finger Silk Gloves,
black, extra quality 75c, 81, 81 q. 81 So
Extra fine hard-tw1sted silk, open, light
and cool, 81, 81 Is, 81 so and 81 70 a pair.
Ladies' Black Silk Mitts, Csc, 40c. Soc .
Extra fine Pure Mflansse Silk Mitts,
black, Soc 20 81
The Best-Our 81 SButton Suede Nous
uuetaire. New style kid Driving Gantlets
in gray, brown, tan and black.
lot of new Lawn and Batiste Blouse Waistz
AZ rbe Ladies' Muslin Underwear Counter To-
day.
Jl5. H1RNE K I'll.
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TrnusferS lssCortieti.

The following deeds were admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office Saturday:
Deed made December /, 1890, in
which D. II. Thompson transfers to
Thomas Dawson and wife lot No. in
the subdivision made by Waddell, Graz
craft & Foreman, OF lot No. u OF the
Poor House Farm; confederation, $500,
Deed made October 90, 1855, in which
Mary l. Barber, OF ,Colunbiana county,
O., transfers to John P. Cox, so acres OF
land in Triadelphia township; consider.
alton, S5l5.
Deed made DECEMBER 10, 1890, in
which John L. and William Clator, ex.
ecutora Of the last will AID testament OF
John Clator, deceased, and Mary Clator,
his widow, transfer to Theodore Wat.
son, n part OF a fractional or triangular
lot in J. and J. r. BIker's addition to
Wheeling, at the intersection of Balti-
more and Thirteenth streets, the part
conveyed fronting twenty feet on Balti.
more street. Consideration, $500.
Deed made December Is, 1900, in
which OrloT L Zane transfers to James
W. White lot No. &c in Hane's Orchard
addition to Wheeling. Consideration,
S400.
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Druggists everywhere report that the
sales OF the Restorative Nervine-a nerve
food and medic;ne-are astonishing ;ex-
cceding anything they ever had, while it
gives universal satisfaction in headache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, sexual debil-
ity, backache, poor memory, fits, dizzi-
ness, etc. Taylor Bros, Of Bryan, O.;
Ambery & Murphy, OF Battle Greek,
Mich; @. B. Woodworth d Co., OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds Of Others
state that they never handled any medi-
cine which sold SO rapidly, or gave such
satisfaction. Trial bottles OF this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseases,
free at the Logan Drug Company, who
guarantees and recommendsit. MwFAw.3
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Now Pipe Line Company.

-
The Ault.Lindufr Pipe Line Company,
Of Steubenville, Ohio, has been organ.
lied and the articles OF incorporation
are now in the hands OF Secretary of
Slate Ryan for certificate. 1t will
have a capital OF $4,000, divided into
200 shares OF 500 each, and is incorpor-
ated for the purpose Of laying pipe line
from bloomfield, in Wayne tow nship, to
Blackburn's mill, and from thence down
Island creek to the Ohio river at
Browns, thence down the river to Mingo
junction. Tho incorporators ura ]. Q.
Ault, B. N. Linduir, W. 5. Walker, B. Il.
Linton and ". Med. Miller. Already
the Standard people are erecting thous.
and barrel tank on the Chambers farm,
into which the oil from the Ault. Lindufl
will be piped. The new company will,
however, have control OF the develop.
ment Of the new Island Creek field.
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tation Of the people that tho Legislature
4 l.to -, A, n ,pael, and p1Not u IN

tation Of the people that tho Legislature
would take up tho work and plant 1t on
a solid and comprehensive basis, that
It would make 1t the business OF some.
body to keep the resources Of the State
constantly before the world, to attract
capital and settlers. The late Legis.
lature was favorable TO this important
work, but unhapplly for the State, be-
came entangled In n political controversy
and allowed the work Of State develop.
ment 10 take care Of itself.
The wolk has been carried on ns we'll
as 1t could be without funds, but every
day has shown the need Of systematic
effort with State support. II the modest
sum OF 10000 4 year had been available
for the past two years there would have
been no falling OF In ratio or in actual
gain, and the State would have p,oGted
largely in new taxable values.
1t Is to be hoped that the Legislature
about TO assemble may see the point and
devote ita best thought 10 the building
up Of West Virginia. Tho ISrELLfdEv.
GER is confident that any such move.
ment will command tho cordial supper,
OF tho Governor, who understands the
question and was IN early champion o
the effort 10 develop the State.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
business Transacted In tho Court Friday
-a Last, ap ...| .aa

business Transacted In the Court Friday
This court met at 10 o'clock Friday
morning at Charleston, with NIL the
judges present, and the following orders
were made:
Leonatd, trustee, vs. Smith, ct al. from
Upshur county, opinion by Holt; decree
OF Circuit Court reversed and cause re.
manded; the court holding the deed Of
trust valid.
I FArmers' Bank Of Philippi, vs.. Wood
ford ct nj. from Barbour county, opinion
by BraHnon; decree OF Circuit Courl
reversed and cause remanded.
Childrey vs.. City Of Huntington, from
Cabell county, opinion by English
judgment Of Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded.
Fox. VI. B. & 0. Railway Company
from Wood county, opinion by Lucas
judgment OF Circuit Court affirmed
Bartlett VS.. Cleavenger, from Barbou,
county, appeal and supcrsedeae allowed
bond $500.
State VI. Mary Jane Morgan, from
Tyler county, wtit'of error allowed.
Motionn for rehearing were docketed
in the cases OF Whitaker vs. S. W. Va
Improvement Co., and Fleshman's
Admir-. vs.. freshman. "a
Adjourned until Saturday afternoon
| Mt e o'clock. 4-T.
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It is plain that the Register desires to
defeat the nomination Of the Mayor and
the Chief of Police. What is the matter
with these officers that has not been the
matter with them all through their re-
spective terms Of service? What is the
matter with tha Mayor now that Sas not
the matter with him when the Register
gave him hearty support for second
term? VIII not tho Register give the
Mayor and tho Chief Of Police its best
after, they shall have gathered in their
respective nominations? And il the
Register Ia determined to fight them both
now, wouldn't it be lair TO come out
boldly and fight them squarely
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TRoTTtSG HoRsG BREEDERS,
Meeting of tho Ohio Assoclntion-yye
.sleH t Virginia Included. gtt.

Meeting of tho Ohio Association West
Virginia Included.
sf'ettd! Correspondence Of ne h,tc!Itosnctr. Al
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. l2,--At the an.
nual meeting Of the Ohio Association Of
Trotting Horse Breeders the following
officers were elected;
Frank Rockefeller, President; W. g.
Fair, Vice President; e. P. Wade,
Treasurer; William B. Fasig, Secretary.
It was decided to incorporate the "a.
ISOLATION under the laws OF Ohio. and
the important action was taken OF in.
Guiding the adjoining States OF Pennsyl.
vania, West Virginia, Indiana and Mich.
igan. This will insure valuable stakes
and interesting races.
Tho following stakes were opened, In
which colts owned by members or the
get Of stallions owned by members in
Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Michigan and 1ndinna ara eligible; 10
DO trottcd In September, 1891:
No. l. Progression stakes for yearlings,
foals Of 1890; guaranteed not less than
$500; subscription S2j, in following for.
leits: s. with nomination, February ];
s. May !; S. July !; $40 August Is
Mile heats; one hour between each
heat. 575 ..4
No. .. konnard House stakes, two
year Odds, ioals OF 1889; guarantee mol
less than $500; subscriptions $40 In fol
lowing fofleits: February /, with nomi
nation, S.; May !, $40; July /, $40
August Is, Sl5; milo heats. III
No. 8, Cleveland Driving Park Btakes
threeyear olds, foals Of 1887; mile heats
three in five; guarantee not lees thar
$500; subscription and forfeits same aS
No. 9. 5E an,
No. 4. Buckeye stakes, iour.year olds
conditions Hame rs No. 3.
No 8. Advancement stakes, stations
ESQ class; guarantee not lees than $500
subscriptions $50, in following forfeits
February |, with nomination, $40; May
u $40; July |, SIS; August |, $l5: milt
heats, three in five.
| Fo. s. Realization stakes, stallions
| 2:20 class; conditions same as No. s.
| MOI. Hoilenden stakes, PAGERS; two
year olds, foals 1889; subscription SJ5
In following forleits: February |, Will
nomination, S.; May J., $40; July /
$40; August Is. $40: mile heats.
| No. S. Weddell House stakes; PAGERS
| three and four.year olds, foals OF lSSi
and 1888; same conditions rs No. Z.
All stakes divided; fifty per cent
cent, twenty-five per cent, fifteen pc
cent, and ten per cent.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlainGeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for Il month by hor family
physician, but grew worse. Ho told her
she was hopeless victim OF Consump.
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and well,
now does her own housework and is as
we'll as she ever was. Free trial bottles
OF this great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store. large bottles 50c and ST.
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They ,yrNt RELIEF,

Two classes OF spectators desire Con.
gress TO relieve them OF the results Of
their bad judgment. The Importers who
stocked up with about Sl0,o00,00o Of
goods which they expected to rush in
on the market at high prices, want to be
relieved by having the bonded period
extended for their benefit.
m Having gambled on the new tariff law,
as we'll on what is not in it as on what is
in it, and being caught at their little
game, they want 10 be given until July
II instead Of February Ito take their
goods out Of bond under the old tariff.
1ftheso spectators get what they ask
j will they sell their goods IS under the
old tariff where the new does advance the
duty? Mo-. unless the market is SO
3gluttsd that they cannot hclp them,
selves. Where thcre is au increase in
the duty It was made for the banei! OF
American industry.
y. Are American producera 10 be requlr'
ed to iorego this advantage for four
months longcrto oblige the hostile i'm
porting interest, which has antagonized
them at every step? 100:
The silver Spectators also want relief
They too stocked up heavily in antici-
patton Of legislation favorable to them.
They realized profits SO far IS the mar
ket could sustain itself, and then they
found themselves in the fix Of the over
loaded importers, only a little more SO,
with about SIS, 100000 on hand and no.
body eager to take it at q profit. They
would like the United States Treasury
Ito take it.
4 Congress will do well to let these
Spectators do their own unloading.
Their troubles arc not OF special interest
to the great body OF the people, who
have to dig for themselves.
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sewine Machines In Hungarian
Ash. Circa.slnn Walnut. Mahos.
my, lniaid Walnut. Birdtcye Ma.
pie, Antique Oak, at the same
lriraS AG far tho n Ia In WnalS
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Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam,
the hest cough cure. 1t will cure your
coughs and colds. 1t will cure sore
throat or a tickling in the throat. 1t will
cure pains in the chest. 1t will cure in
tluenzt and bronchitis and all diseases
pertaining to the lungs because 1t is a
pure balsam, Hold it 10; the light and
soc bow clear and thick tits. 4 You will
SEQ the excellent effect alter taking the
frat dose. Large bottles 50c and 81. Q 4
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Saturday. December Is. 1880,
at 1850 3. m, MEs. ANNE WISzENsEIn,
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From 1870 to 1880 West Yirginia's
{ gainin population was Q fraction under
5I4O per cent. From 1850 TO 1890 the gain
has been o fraction under % per cent.
The percentage Of gain in the last decade
1 shows well in compasison with that OF
the old States generally, and it is the
habit to include West Virginia among
the Il old States in contraiistinction to
< the new States OF the West.
West Virsiniais ahead Of the general
4 average, 20 90 per cent, Of the States
(which she 10 classed. She is slight
flyahoad of Pennsylvania; very much
s9ssahead OF New York, Maryland, Virginia,
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Ken
\ tucky,where tho rate ei increase was
expected Ito be much larger; ahead Of
Ohio and Connecticut; and close in the
y wake oflMichigan, Missouri and Illinois.
gsAll this is encouraging and shows the
State to be ina healthy condition. 81
West Virainia's ratio OF growth from
!. i1S7Oto lsS0. was within 4 fraction Of 40
{, psr5 cent about II per cent greater than
dor thejdecade just cloned. 40 a ststs
$increases in population it can notbs OK,
Il pected 10 maintain lis earlier rate OF pro-
gress in population, as witness the older
States otthe Union, But from 1870 to
1850 West Virginia gained l76,44s, while
i from 1850 TO 1890 tho gain was l4l,99l,
q or; S4,552 leEs. SS..s,l is5'S 4f5i
This is no. ss5it should have been.
The actual gain in the past decade
should have been much larger than in
n the period Immediately preceding it,
\ The situation, SO lar%ftom being dis
(. couraglpg, liz an incentive to renewed
4 efior,t. b For II well known that con:
siderable pa1tofthe increase from 1880
stols0O came in the last half Of the
decade, very much il thelast Quarter.
5sss The lnnt mentioned period covers the
history oithestate sincstbe people, IN
1 der the leadership Of the ISTELLIeRScER,
Saet ont ottheigreat movement to attract
to West Virginia ior the de.
svelopment Gifts natural resources That
movement has brought IN men sand
money none and ikhasi by no means spent it's
force. IS Ystithas not been made all that
litcould hayebeen pla0e. "
Y Twas tho hope and conf dent expec.
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( BRAproRp, Dec. I2.-The owners OF tho Man
nlughnm Mills have boon compelled 10 reduce
the wngcs Of 100 wcavets In their velvet depart
lnent from twenty 10 twenty-five per cent, In
consequence OF the illumination Of business OC
c,sloned BY tho Mckinley blu. 4-7-a
+ II Is stated on good authority that tho Sir
Titus snlts Sons Company. has decided. Oh nc
count Of the blu, 10 begin tho manufacture Of
plush in America. This Chairman oil tho CON
pahy will tait for the States next week. IL !.
n unlcrSipol that he goes to supervise the cStab
4 lls6ment Of this new concern.
IL We wan! silks and velvets-and
come Of US dove should DO glad to in
dorso a policy which encourages theil
manufacture on American soil by Ameri
can labor.
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Marble and Granitc,

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want hrst-class work and low prices,
call at office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building. 1905 Market street
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SENATORIAL Courtesy" that some
thing which haa made the United States
Senate soeial club, will be small loss
siiit be swept aside. 1t will be a real
loss, however, II Senators may give each
other the lie direct and the performance
20 unrebuked by the Senate. Senators
should be at least gentlemen.
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Slick ueliilnch

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con.
25c per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. p4w.
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AMAN who has practiced medicinefor
forty years ought to know salt from
sugar read what he says: $500.

- .hN.N ho beS ktaSeatSA AiChlSAhC AOA
forty years ought to know salt from
sugar read what he says: ..s;g.s,!..
TOLEDO, O., January 10, 1887. y.
Messys. +. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
men 81 have been in tho general prac.
tice OF medicine for most forty years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience have never seen a prepare.
ton that could prescribe withas much
confidence OF success as ! can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed it a great many times
aud Its effect is wonderful, and would
cay in conclusion that I haye yet to find
case OF catarrh that it would not cure,
ifthey would take it according to direc.
tons. Yours truly, ~ zsz ~
L.; u. GoRsucu, NJ. D.,
Office, 2l5 Summit street.
I'VE will give 500 for any case Of
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
FIJI. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, &c. ,5si 5i
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A valuable Illustrated book OF seven-
ty.two pages, sent free on receipt OF 10
cents, to cover coat Of mailing, etc. Ad-
dress, 2. Q. box Logs, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DIED.

r'-r DlJD. -. RI -
WIN2ENRE1D-on Saturday, December Is. 1880,
at 1850 q. M, Mas. ANNE WISzENsEln,
aged $. years.
Funeral from the residence Of .her son. G. c.
Ninzcareid, No. 1000 Market street. this
(Mond.y) morning at 10 clock. Iutcrment
q: Mt Wood Cemetery.
P0LLACk-At The residence Of Augustus Pol
lack, on Saturday, Deco mber Is, 1870. ut 1850
p; M, LEWIS poLLAcK, in his 57thyear.
lnserment private ut Greenwood on Monday
December Is, t2Isop. IN.
sWEESEY-On Saturday, December 10, 1890, at
O'Clock p. M, Mrs. WISlFREp SWEENEY,
widow Of the late Charles sweeney, agcd 81
years. l.f Z, ID + r,
Funeral from her late residence, So.l2 Seven
tenth street, on Tuesday at $3.50 O'Clock a.
M. Requiem mass mt the Cathedral at Q
o'c!ocka. IN. Friends Of the family respect
fully Invited to attend. lnierment In Mt.
Fatv ar nj !. Z I'd