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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17
DIAMONDS !!
Our DIAMOND STOCK,

Noted the country over for
its Great Extent and Fine
Quality, is now more COM
plete than ever before. 1t
is carefully selected, and we
will give you as good goods
at as low prices as can be
had anywhere, with guam
tity to select from five
times as great as any in
the State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

AFrEB an there is a great deal of
naked truth TO Dr. PAREBURsr's ser.
mons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17


vrAR. By NAL, FosrAsE PREPAID.
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. per week. 20 be- paid weekly .--.-. ID
DAILY and SUNDAY per waes .--....---- IS
The DAILY will be- delivered by carrier IN
any other city or town at.---.-.-.-.------ 10
SINGLE Copiss Of DAILY 90 WEEKLY ..-.. %
Rejected communication viii not be returned
suless accompanied by sufficient postage.
ne REGIS7ER, sfa6r1ci1gi's ssrsral sdtton''
d, entered az ths P9sQae. q. Wasting ~. ia.
cssscorl-ciGss mater.
rW-Tributes OF Respect and Obituary No'lce'
tCcents per inch
stamps OF the denomination NJ Two cents ana
less accepted for amounts less than one dollar
r7w-CoRREspoNpsNCs CONTAINING NPoRIANf
Srws SOLICITED TRoN EvERy PART OF raE SUR
aoIvnrNG coUNrET.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

10. Tor the Easter bonnet. Isn't 10
a love,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

FEAsr your eyes on Easter loveiness
to-day If the weather is fine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

-, Advsrtisera might paste this AXIOM
- in their hats with profit "AneWs-
paper that viii lie about ita own oiroula-
ton viii ue about that OF its e0ntomPor-
aries"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

Now get ready for the gidiy whir'.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

DnLrNG the swift wheel has be
popular as a mode of locomo-
n0ng all classes i0 Washington
ths.neyt generation az the Nation
81 Capital viii probably be born bow
legged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

WITHIy five miles Of Irontou, Nc.
lters are said 20 have discovered a
embedded bowlder Of u2<retf,
of wonderful powE The
"u.ated 90 cause A .-,5rs
candidates .,rf
his-ma "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

FLY SCREEN .
For Doors and Windows made
90 order. Repairing.
FLY SCREENING RETAlbED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
COR. Seventeenth and Eof Stst
TELEPHONE lA1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17
SPECIAL!
READY MADE SHEETS And PILLOW CASES.

Having Just added this line Of goods to our 'och' We
TO IT. for THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN IHh VIM Dis
roR Irss THAN THE COST or THE MUSLIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

away from tho channel The train service out
OF this city has been demorsiized TOR woex
past. many of the roads giving up all attempts
70 run trains.
CREsros. IA, May 10.-Again Southwest Iowa
IL flooded and washouts are reported on all tho
railroads. Rain has been falling IN torrents,
All creeks and rivers are out OF their banks, ana
bottom-lands arc under from one 20 ten feet oi
water. All of the seed now In the ground mas
rottcd.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 1O.-A severe wlnu-
and raIn-storm has lust passed over this entire
section. Ten miles below this city on the
Arkansas river a two-story house was blown
nifty feet and overturned into the river las.
night. Several persons we're IN the building ..
the time, and are supposed 10 have been
drowned. At Norrillton, City miles from TINS
city, n Catholic church and monastery we're
blown down and totally destroyed II Is report
cd that four men we're fatally injured ia o tno
wreck. The damage there will exceed 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

Fourth-clsss postmasters have been appointed
Free Iron-Ore and Free Refined Sugars
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatchl

WlsuISGroN. ID. c., May l0.-free iron
ore and free refined sugars are two pro
positions which are now beginning 20 enter iI.O
the calculations Of "a number o. the Democratic
mombers OF tho Ways and Means Committee Of
tLo House ne measures which should be report
cd 10 the II luse and passed at this session as
part 81 the tariff policy Of the majority IN tho
liOlee The matter al present Is in The stage OF
discus on aud no con 'lustln has hc. reached,
there being some difference Ot opinion as 10 tue
policy which II would he best 10 adopt az tins
time. Mr. Andrew and other Massachusetts
Democratic representatives wore before the
majority Of the committee again this afternoon,
aud urged tho report Of a measure placing iron
ore on the free-lIst and lowering the duties on
manufactures Of iron.
With references 90 the free rehned-sugar bill
II Is said that assurances are wanted rom the
Senate before action ia taken by the committee.
~ this hil be reported the majority IN the House
ars anxious that II should become a law, ana
not. Ike the tariff measures heretofore passed
Nv The House, remain Enacted on by the Sehe'e
Finance Con miitec. il ASSURANCES be received
that the senate win agree 10 hee-fugar OIL
the WAYS and Means committee viii report suCh
a measure. but IL has not Jet decided on IFS
course in the event that no such assur lnces
from the Senate are obtainatle. The Demo
Gratis ON the committee have heard that senator
sherman has declared that he VIII favor Tree
sugar bill. and 10 ~ proposed 10 see several Ike
Uuuiirau senators and ascertain their views
Another conference Of the Democratic majority
Will Dee ncld early tomorrow morning, and iuil
committee meeting will follow later IN the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
MANcHesrsR's NeWsY CHAPTER.
Many Interesting Notes Collected In Our
Sister City Yesterday.

~lsttT Wy
Mrs. Lewis r. Kidd is quite sick at her
residence, on Decatur street.
The regular meeting Of the City Council
will be held next Friday night.
series Of meetings at Bainbridgo-Street Baptist
church tonight.
Mics Beriha Sims. OF kentucky, who has been
the CUES, Of Miss Leila Ballowe. left for her home
yesterday. ,,,
Miss Cora Hesugeni, Of buckingham, is still
with Miss BalIOwe.
Mrs. ID. f. Lipscomb left yesterday afternoon
for Baltimore. She will be absent several oass,
The Democrats Of Klevershars Precinct, IN
Chestern eld met Monday night and elected the
following delegates 20 the Democratic state Con-
vention: Messrs. Joseph MiGdendori, u. i.
MoFrissett, and VIC. Clements. Inc deiesa'ion
go uniDstructed, but favor Cleveland.
Tho Hastings Court was engaged again yes
terday in the trial OF the suit OF Longs admins
TRAITOR against the Manchester Railway ana I'M
proyeinent Company.
In the Mayor's Court Yesterday morning seve-
raj persons we're charged with allowing pools OF
stagnaDt water 20 remain on their premises.
They we're given ten days within which 10 abaIe
the same.
The Washington Construction Company has
purchased a granite and clay property from
Hugh Longest, Of Bon Air, and Is considering
other Investments in Chesterfield.
One OF the most delightful entertainments
which has taken place In Manchester this spring
was the s0ciable at the residence OF Mr.. George
4. Anderson, on Decatur street, last evening IN
der the auspices OF the Manchester Social Cluh.
The parlors presented a most beautiinl
scene with the many floral decorations,
while the large number Of Young ladies, attireI
In evening gowns, added 10 the beauty OF me
occasion. ParlOr games aud other innocent
amusements were participated In until shortly
before midnight, when an elegant collation. was
served, alter which the smusements were re-
sumed until about o'clock, when the merry
party left for their homes. Those present were
Misses Katie Smith, Ida and Minnie kecsee, lca
Robinson, Pattie Moore Alice Mann, Daisy An
dorson ana Maggie Angel. Inc gentlemen were
Messrs. John W. Owens, NJ. A. Righisell, William
Jewett, hunter Blount, William Goodman, To-
gan Porter. Thomas Traylor. Henry Smith, and
Robert Moore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

wick, II IN faid, heard Mr.. Warner roundiy
abusing tho New York Senator. Walking up 20
MI. warner the Ohio man said: "you are ns
bose al migrate ~ over mot. You 20 around
this House Abusing Senator uilI and but for him
you would not be In this House You we're
endorsed by TammaBy, and the nomination was
Hivcn you as sop 20 what was ios, OF tho County
Demccsacy. John Quinn cano out ms an Inds-
pendent. and he could have beaten you. You went
10 6oyernor Ill., sought his influences, and tho
covefnor otonlY caused Quinn 20 get out 81 the
MhN' but urged the lammany men 10 elect You.
40 tod paina That the district must not be on
dangere1. After the election you wrote Governor
hil letter thanking him pro;usely for his aid
ana admitting that but for HE Influence you could
not nave succeeded. You dare not deny this.
nave copy OF your letter 20 Senator iiil and oil
have 60 add r., - such inqrates as you
are, warner Several gentlemen who
heafi this conversation say that old man War
NICK had his blood np, and the flashing he gave
ht. warner WAS terrible one. II II hardly
piohhDie that The visit Of Congressmen Williams
ana warner 20 Richmond has done tho Glove
land cause any good Men who make bad
breaks are not generally yote-wiuners-
Secretary Blaine WAS one Of the interested
visitors 10 Barnuue circus here to-day. lie WAS
looking unusually VOL and Is said 20 have
greatly enjoyed the show.
CAN CARRY II AGAIN.
Mr.. Roes EdmOndson. a nephew OF the lato
senator John ". Johnston, Of Virginia. "A native
~ IaleWou county. IS here Or n visit from West
en- NoH YORK, where he has resided for the last
ihrce years. He SAYS that Governor Hill ~ the
most POI ular Democrat In the State, and that he
can carry New YORK with rush that the Mug
Wump- aud Independents who are now fighting
-. lie has downed them before and that he can
do ID again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
The Connecticut Rntincntion.

NEW HAvEv. CONN, May 10.--1ho Democratic
state Convention was called 60 order AT ~
O'Clock this morning. Nominations Tor delegates
e- largo wcre called for and the selections made
M tne congres i0nal district and county caucuses
ms announced yesterday, were ratified by a
unanimous vote "a every case.
Tie pll,i1 was then adopted with shout
Among 9TH n things 10 demands " revision 81
ihc tarf along the lines OF tie Democratic
Federal platform OF 1855 and the State plat
form of 1890, and in particular that the duties
of raw materials shall 30 removed II charges
Tho prevailing stHguaton OF our industries 10
Nick nleyism.n ant calls upon FARMERS. manu-
f,.tqrer- aud workiuLWcn alike 70 intrust the
revision Of he tariff on sound principles 70 me
Democratic party M the Interest OF al
classes instead Of the few.' 8 declares
for "A "stable currency O.. gold, silver, and papei,
founded upon coined money ~ the least obtain
pplo luciunti0n IA value and says; "Nc re-
card the unlimited coinage OF silver ioilnrs worth
l,t 81 cents each. with the-lccal tender attri-
INTO attnrhed, &C. a financial heresy certain %
result in prop0ftiunate reduction IN wages the
uuscftIng OF contacts, aud Widespread dis-
treas" IL charges "the continued agitation OF
tals question upon the last Republican Congress
ans Inc present administration In passing tie
sherman nct ~ 1890, which involves most 81
Inc pos.ibla follcs in currency legislation and
b,- inns FAR force! upon the government tho
mr.. bqse cf silver bullion upon which tha Iren-
suiy has already lost more than sll,OOU'oOO."
Tho delegates were MT instructed. ihcy were
enlpowercd % app0.n, their own alternates, and
the convention tnen adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
nARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRroF RICHMOND. MAY 10. 1892

ARRIVED.
s,e,,ncr Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchsniss
.nd oas.engsr.: /. D. Tatln, yice-preslieni
schooner Dora Allison, Rose, New York, SALT
Davenport Il Morris. an,
schooner Agnes, New York, sulphur. Allison &
Addison.
SAILED.
c,o,msbln Oh Dominion. COnch. New York,
nerchandise aud passengers, George W. Alien
& Co, Agents. - ,,.
schooner Nurry yandlyer, Primrose, Clare'
mont, 10 load lumber Tor Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
IeIe1ranhic EreYities.

The cottou-mll Of A. Plat & Brother, Mans
yunk, Pa, was burned last evening. Loss, $780,
000 Fully Insured.
lis reported that terrible explosion aas
occurred in tho coal-mlnes az k0siyn, WASH,
forty men being killed.
The Democratic convention of New Mexico
sen1s an unlnstructed delegation to Chicago.
The platform fayors free silver coinage
The annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd fellows Of North Carolina ID IN session al
Wilmington, with an unusually large attend
ance.
Hon. John W. breckenridge, son OF John {.
pre,Eenriige. Wee president when Buchanan
va. President, died in MERGED, Cal, Monday
night.
Tho Charleston u. c. Cotton Exchange yes
terday adopted rules for the government OF deal
Jugs in future deliveries. Inc new rules Will 80
into effect september ist next.
The Chicago Anarchists have decided to en-
gage legal counsel and bring suit against the
rity f9r The recovery OF the red banners taken
from their parade on Nay-Day.
Al Toccoa, Ga, Monday night burglars broke
into the Toccoa Bank. lhey KILLED James
Carter. the Waterman, crushing In his mead with
a crovDar. They failed 10 roo the bank, how
ever. Several parties are under arrest on suspl-
con.
The President approved the act 10 encourage
ssiu-bulldingr yesterday within an hour after IT.
recent ffon the House COMMITTEES on Enrolled
ElI,s. mis- Is the bill for the benefit OF Two It.
man Line steamers, which passed the Senate
Monday.
A Chicago special from Salt Lake City says
tina. s.udcNaker Brothers neao DooA-keeper,
George McElvain, has been arrested there.
charged with embszElIng several thousand dol
las. McElvaln's bfotter married d daughter OF
one OF the arm.
After suffering two weeks IRON burns received
nj the Philadelphia Central hoatre nfe, Amer
Hlnchciiie, Is years old, died yesterday. lie IL
ths thirteenth victim OF The disaster. James
Pigeon IA years old. another OF tho audience, IS
MON sntarily expected 20 die
The Norwegian bark Nor, Captain BucGholdt,
! from Rio Janei.o. March ION, for Now ora, IA
pallast arrived at Delaware Breakwater yestet-
day. On the voyage nine OF her crew were
stricken with lever, two OF them died and we're
| buriei at sea, and seven are now confalescent.
There was much excitement at Baton koage
yesterday and Monday nig1t over rumor tna1
\ The Aorganza lcvee had broxen. An investsga-
| ton OF the report. however. proved rs untruth-
| fulnes. The Aorgnnza ID stiii intact, and there
ID no break In the Mississippi eyees south OF the
| Red river.
| Mrs. j. N. Schumacher, the wife OF tue pfesi'
| den, OF tho First National Bank OF Jacksonville,
| Fla. died yesterday, her deaEh being tho result
| Of runaway accident two vesks ago. sne was
! Q daughter Of the late General Francis y. bpm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Cable Flashes.

The Russian Imperial Council has decided TO
admit jews TO municipal franchises.
A dispatch received az London from Valparaiso
savs the French steamer Chile has been lost,
though all the passengers on board we're saved.
The two men who were charged with the muir
der of Dr. yulkoyiich, the Bulgarian diplomatic
agent 20 Turkey, have been tounu gullty anu
condemned TO death.
Private kilograms from Constantinople say
that the Grand Vizer has notified the sultan's
relatives that the Sultan Is suffering from q
serious nervous illness, and that 1t IS impossible
90 conceal tho truth any longer.
Atamoeting Of the London County Council
held Yesterday Lord Roseberry. the chairman,
intimated that II was his intention 10 Ie'tc
from the chair. Lord Roseberry was only elect-
Cd chairman Of the County Council March loih
last.
Tom Mann, the well-known English labor
leader. will al the coming general election con-
fest the seat in the House OF Commons fer West
birmingham row held by Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain. Sir. Marin viii be the candidate OF the
Labor party.
Tho Ulster VnlOnist members OF tho British
House OF Commons rcpui.ato with amusement
a runor that they are secretly purchasing arms
and drilling An army OF defeuce. They say that
force of arms Is the last aud least OF their lines
Of resistance.
The French Cabinet has voted 100000 francs
which 10 pay luiemultie- iOf l'fses ftsi.ii-
inc frora tho recent dynamite outraees, III
olu5ng provision for the widow and dsuehtot
of tho restauran.-kccper. Very, whose place was
blown up by the ANARCHISTS.
A London grand jury yesterday returned true
hill ngainet the Hon. Patrick Grcvnle-Sugeni,
who is cnarcad with having assaaltoi MISS
Marion Lyne.ta Price In tho compartment oil a
carriace on the London, Brighton and south
Coast railway on the night OF April 18Th.
Rudolph jaeger. the defsulting chief cashier
n, me xess-s Roihschiid, NJ FraIkfori-of-tEe-
Maip. Germany, whose light was made pabiic
Aurli 2Oth Was arrested yesterday In hotel at
Kamleh, E,,ypi. Tho amount OF bis defai-atson
* now estimated at 100000 German marks.
Al Yesterdays inspection o. the Gualds In
Berlin The German Emperor called from The
ranks ana before the whole regiment compr-
nou,el ana shook hands with a sentry woo re.
rss,tly shot two men IN Wraagel street, one 81
mo men being killed The incident has caused
a most unfayorable impression
A dispatch from Lodz, In Poland. where 80, 000
strikers have been riotine and making violens
attacks on the jewish qnartef, says that lun.
dreds OF the rioters have been arrested anu
TAI an 10 Warsaw under military escorf. Inc
| town coutinue3 IN state OF siege. Nobody Y
allowed In the streets between 0 p. N. and 0 a.
Al. Business Is suspended ana manufacturer
.. have become bankrupt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

H. SELDOM TAYLOR & son. 80 p. NJ, lot with
two.sfory brick dwelling at southwest cOrner
cfPark avenue and LomDardy street.
DENOOE, TUPPFR & CO., =. Ne, trustee ; sale
OF lo. on Hull street near the city Of Mrn'
chester.
Y. ". BOWIE, 10 NJ, farm on James river
about I've niles west OF Richmond.
DENOON, TUPPER It CO., > P. ~, trustees sale
Of farm on Williamsburg road near National
cemetery.
SUTTON ( CO.. SO 2. W.. trustees sale OF frame
cottage. with store Gdl0ining-No. so norm
~Woaty-thiri street.
DENOON, UPPER & CO, d p. NJ. No III
norfh Twentieth street. between Grace and
Franklin streets.
j. ELAN & CO., > p. NJ, store and dwelling
No. 26 west loigh street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Ga P. W., three
story brick residence, No. So north seventh
street.
PRANK D. HILL & CO.. SO p. NJ, frame DWELL
ing No 1921 Ashland avenue, between WASH
iugton aud Carter streets.
y. w. BOWE, , p. NJ, Grove end Floyd-avonae
lots.
MACFEAT Il KLINE. l0l6 A. ", - western
horses aad mules, az sO0 70 lSlZ east RANK
lin street.
j. II. VALENTINE. 1890 4. ~. furniture at
wareroOms OF L. Gathrights son, 10 Gov
ernOr street.
WILLIAM JENKINS s son, l. NJ, bananas,
arp,es, oranges. &c.
ELLIS & CArHCART 1920 Z. ~, household
furniture, siiyerWare, et,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
The Closing Procesdings-Nashviiie Next
Place of Meeting.

ATLANTA. GA, MAY l0.-This closing day
of the Southern Baptist Convention has
been crowded with numerous reports ana almost
nunberlcss speeches. The attendance has been
much smaller, but still the crowd has neen iaree.
Tine reuort cf the COMMITTEES on Woman 4 WORK
was the FIRST order Of business at the morning
session and provoked lively discussion, partie.-
rstsd in by Drs. j. Is. GamDreAl, George W.
latin, :. II. Ford, and Reys. = 81. Brown, J' W.
Carter and j. b. Cranfill.
Tbc report of the Committee on Papal Fields
was read by Dr.. j. = hiden, who IohoWed the
reading with a brief and incisVe speech.
see hos were also made by the following for
eign missionaries Rev. W. d. Powell, Of he1lcO ;
Rev. \. A. Eubank, Of Africa; Reys. ID. W. Her
rins and c. w. Pruitt, Of China, ana rev. Mt.
Bennett, OfJapan. ,..,,.
the question Of reducing the delegates TO the
Southern Baptist Conv sntion, and to report thelr
Recommendation o. the next meeting OF the con-
yention. .. ......,,,,.,,,r
The Committee on Time, Place, and Preacher
,e,ommeuded that the next session DO held At
Nashville, and appointed Rev. Dr. Nihiah Z.
Hatcher as the preacher OF the introductory SER
mon. w, - No,,o,,
Naws. Va. presented the report on conclusions
~ the Foreign Mission Board, anu made q
specch IN advocacy thereof.
Considerable part Of the afternoon was occu-
,,icd with the presentation and discussion oil
ihc reports on the work Of tho home board IN
New orleaus the Introduction OF missionaries 10
the German population, and their responses
BIG ATTENDANCE.
The report OF the Committee on Enroiine nt re-
ported that go delegates had been IN attend
ance on the convention.
mo report on yice-presidents was read in part
nv Rev. Ar King aud ordered TO be printed.
Tho report on new boards was read by PRO
fessor Charles l.. Cooke, OF virginia there
were nominal changes in the constitution OF the
The Committee on Apportlonmen: of the Cen,
,onniaj rund reported. 1hoy recommended
that Virginia raise S15,2JO for each board
,,a With had been recoinmitted, was brought
H. X amended. and Rev. c. C. Brown, us author,
.di1essed the convention alone. DR.. Gambreu
onnosod the report and offered a substitute,
which was adopted.
Ire evening session was occupied with rou-
tine work and tho convention then adjourned
.Inf lIf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
FIower-,Ii5slon Day.

II has been the custom for several years
past for the Woman's Christian Temper
arce unions all over the country 10 visit the
penitentiaries. iails, and almshouses and hand
/. each inmate a bouquet OF flowers with
motto or text Of Scripture attached. For rea-
CONS satisfactory 10 themselves the ladies' nave
detormined 10 perform this pleasing duty on
Saturday next, the l4th Instant. As may be
imagined tho execution Of this viii require
large quantity Of flowers, aud the ladies VINO
have the matter In charge request mat thY7e
per.ons who are willing 70 old thcm by giving
ihf m flowers viii send them to the "Friends
mccting-nOuse," Clay street above tirsi, on
Saturday morning. where tho ladies' VIII meet 10
pref are the bouquets FOR distribution. mo cete-
monies attendant upon the delivery OF tho
bouquets will take place 81 abont 30clock IN tne
afternoon. Religious exercises will DO held at
lint frna