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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
RELIGIOUS.

Court street Baptist church, DR.. A. Z.
Gwen, pastor.-Scrvices to-day rs fol-
lc"B; Sunday school Mt 9:&0 a. M
Preaching AT II 4. m. by the pastor. a;
the close Of the sermon there will lie
mass-mceting Of the members Of the
church. male and female. to consider
important matters connected with the
future of the church. AT 7:45 p. m. the
pastor will preach
Calvary Baptist church, the Rev. p
>. {. Davis, pastor.-Services as fol.
lows. Sunday school at $50 a. m
Preaching ut !! n. IN. and 1880 y. m
Woman's Missionary society at d. m
addressed by the Rev. w. V. Savage. OF
Churchlnnd.
Port Norfolk Baptist church. Sun.
day school at 2:3o p. m. Preaching al
800 =. m. by the Rev. DR.. Fisher, of
the Fourth Street church. Preaching a,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
HUNTING WITH BLoopuouNDs
Negro Who Committed a Daslardiv
Crime VIII Fare Badly II CAUGHT

Raieigh n. c., Oct GA special to
the News and Observer from Rocking
man. y. C.. says tha; 4 negro brutality
assaulted Miss Lilly Cole, a respectable
young white lady of that place early
this morning
Two younger sisters OF Miss Cole were
with her at the time she was attacked
by the brute, "*ho went hacl, ana gave
.ne 'lhrm' but before assistance arrived
the negro had ACCOMPLISHED his 1,s
tardly deed and escaped.
Inc country has been secured for
miles around, burt at eight o'clock to-
nignt the negro had not been captured,
unioodhonhds were telegHa phcd for to
Wilmington, and a special train v.o
started out from that place over tho
SsaDoard Air Line with the bloodh0unds
on board which Is expected 10 arrive
al Rockingham Tonight and it Is hopcd
Win me aiu or these tho brute will be
captured. IF caught the negro viii l,l,n
ly be lynohed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

me regular monthly meeting OF Tho
it"scphd Society VIII be held this ortnr-
noon nj O'Clock at the Chestnut street
VI i. church. All are cordially invited
TO attend "
Or NJ. G. Wilson. or South Norfolk
49, 10 neen appointed assistant examiner
'oi the sun Life Assurance comnanv
There will be Il Junior. l:nworth I on s,,,
ORGANIZED ut Chestnut Street Al u
cnufch next Tuesday afternoon at 4
oclock under the enhancement or Mics
fiaWkins, OF Ryiand Institute. and Miss
LOUISE Hendicn. An ;ilc children con-
Heeted with the church uGlder 16 ycars
vi aGe are requested 10 be present.
WI, =: D. C"ionna left yesterday even
ing Tor Washington to purchase material
FOR his new railway.
me Norfolk county Union of Chris
t!an EndeuvOr Societies will meet tbis
AFTERNOON at $50 O'Clock The song snr-
vice WIN be led by a hundred voices or
the junior societies
rev w. y. S.aymalser spoke on "The
Aftillery' In Richmond last Friday nt
me acdlcation Of tho cottage presented
70 Inc Soldiers Home by the Sons of
Confederate Veterans
inc Republicans held meeting Fri
day evening at Ark Hail The meeting
was addressed by the following gentle
men: u. y. Wood, Jacob Reid and Geo.
y. Melvin. colorcd.
There VIII be an entertainment given
az odd Fellows hall. South Norfolk,
Monday night, October 25th, comncnc-
Ing at O'Clock. The audience win no
entertained by the isramophonc. By
means of an amplifler the sound IS loud
e-iough to be heard in any part OF 6.
large hall. The programme consists OF
music by the military band. vocal solos
ana ouartcttcs. Instrumental music will
be rendered.
Dr. CroweH. OF North Carolina, ar
rived I'm town yesterday.
~ Democratic rally will be hcll ,t
l'ythian Hall Thursday might. promi-
nent speakers will address the meeting.
MUSIC will be furnished by Borjcs' Band.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
CAPT. vEHABLE'S WILL
All OF His Property Requeathed to Members
of His Family.
HIS ESTATE VALUED AT $275,OOO
For The Purpose or Paying f,i. Hrb,s
nnd icGNcics Ess Authorizes uis
Executors to Soil Any OF rlis sseni
Estate or Pcrscnli Estutc-x,,
Otherwise Disposed OF.

petersburg, Va, Oct 23.-(Spcc.aD-
Inc VIII of the late Capt. Samuel w
Nehable was admitted TO probate In The
Hustings Court to-day. The estate is
| Valued at between $4,000 and 5000, 900
re gives 10 his wife, Elizabeth r. Venn
p.s, MS lot and residence Crl the corner
| OF sycamore and Marshall streets to-
sethcr with household and kitchen fur
nlture, pictures and ornaments OF every
description, carriage ana horses and har
ness ana other chattci property of every
descriptiCcl and $4,000 oil in fee simnle
tie bcqueathes to Miss Octovia. Car
rlngton and Miss Virginia Carrjnrton
sl,ooo each. He bequeathes to his son,
EDWARD {. Venable, his interest i'm one
UNDIVIDED half Of $50 acres of land in
i,oik county, State Of Texas, in trust for
we benefit Of the SAID Virginia und
oStdVla Darlington or the survivor of
them. All the rest and residue of his
estate, both real and personal, he dcvisos
10 ms son, Edward c. Venable. his
daughter, Josephine NJ. Seldom, ana his
granddaughter, Elizabeth n. Hamilton.
each ohe-hfth thereof IN fee simple. To
ms son, Edward G. Venable. onc-ifth
.herof 10 he held in trust for the sole
and separate use ana benefit OF his
daughter, Sarah T. Boykin, during her
hathiHl life, with power to her to de-
wise the same to her children. lie directs
MS executors to hold rl trust for thn
use ana benefit Of his Gaughter-in-law
louise NJ Ncnlble. widow Of his son
Nathaniel Z. Vcnnhle, $4,000 during her
natural iIc or wIdoWhnod and raw ovar
10 her the interest arising therefrom.
and at her death or marriage he gives
amy excess of said remaining one NTH
or such residue over $4,000 to his son.
Edward c. Nonabie; his daughter. lose
phlne NJ. Seldom; his grauddalIrhtcr
Elizabeth II. Hamilton. and 10 his son
reward Z. Eenablc, In trust for his
u"nshser. Sarah T. BoyKin, In four equal
shares. For the purpose OF paylng his
deEts and legacics he authorizes his
executors to sell any OF mis- rclI es
tate or personal estate not otherwise
disposed of. Ho dominates his son,
reward c. Venahle. and Alexander
Hamilton his eXecutors,and desires that
no security be required or them or either
OF them as such. They qualified TODAY
and gave bcHds TO the sum OF s275. 900
each
Thomas Fannill, auct!oneer, sold by
Fn3lic auction to-day 3-I6th interest in
Oaks tobacco warehouse, in this city.
Charles Watson was the purchaser at
Sl,b35. Auctioncer Pannili also sold by
auction a farm or 90 acres In Sussex
county Mrs. Caroline NJ. Bowdcn. of
dhis city, was the purchaser at s5A.
Mr. II. Z. Clark. who has been de-
clared by the State Democratic Com
mit!ec to be the regular nominee of
the Democratic parry OF D!nwiddic
county for the House OF Delegates is
III the city to-day. He saws he eynects
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
THE NJ. L. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Portsmouth Association To Cclebnat c
Its Second Anniversary To-day at
Owens Memorial

=
It's Second Anniversary To-day at
Owens Memorial.
The second anniversary of the Ports
mouth Sunday School Association occu. :
to-day. and will be appropriately OBJ
served this Afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
they VIII meet with Owens McmGrIa!
school, and b: is expected to be Of un-
usual Interest 10 ali who are engaged
in this work. THE committee to whom
was referred the matter of n pro-
gEammc have prepared the following
| very interesting orde. OF exercises:
!. Organ prelude Mrs. T. Etheridgc.
,. Hymn. "Ail Hail the Power Of
Jesus Name Congregation.
3. Responsive Beading, The Bcati-
tudes. Rev. w. r. Proctor and congrc-
CATION.
4. Prayer Rev. George IL. Ray, d. D.
5. Reading m!NWtcg.
q. Hymn, "On TO Victory" Corgre-
cation.
!. Monumental School
5. Duet Beautiful Golden Some
time Miss Pearl Eaton and Miss Mabel
BrGnraman, Of Wright Memorial School
9. Recitation, The Lighthouse Keep
e.. Miss Maggie Nirrelson, OF Central
School.
10 Anthem. "Blesscd is He shat
Watchct,i''
II. Recitation. selected. Miss Fannie
Turner, Of Park View School.
~ Solo. The Morning Prayer" Miss
Cio.a Garriss, of Owens Memorial
School.
r. Reading reports for past month.
H. Hymn. I'VE Shall Stand Before
the King" Congregation.
10. Monumental School.
IL. Rcc!tatioN. selected Miss Evelyn
Robertson, of Wright Memorial School.
IT, chorus. Over on the G;hcr
Shorc.' Central School.
u.s. Recitation. Ten Little Servants"
Mass Elsie Gay, of Owens Memorial
SCac5l,
10. Chorus. "Wiho is on the Lords
Stdt?' P2rk View School
20: Five minute address, Rev. john
T. Bosnian.
q. Duet Jesus. Lover Of My Soul"
30. Annual report
y. itepo". Of nominating committee,
Rev. l.. H. Ecaiy. chairman
y. Collection.
=; Closing Hymn. When the Roll is
Called TIP Yondcr." Congregation.
q. Rcnsdiction. Rev. X. II. Watcrfc!d.
y. Poatiudc, MIS-. 7. EthcTidge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
LAUNCH OF THE MIAMI,

!hi,adclrhia, Pa. Oct. 23-Thc steel
snip Miami was successfully launched
from Cramps ship-yards at noct to-day.
quite a large party from New York
and some visitors from Southern cities
Wlincsscd the launch. AS the vessel
ieit the ways she was ctristcncd Miami
ny MESS Julia Russell Parsons. Of New
ork. The steamship is being built for
The Florida Bahamas Steamship Line
and Will ply between Miami, Fla. and
Nassau. n. p. She has stnteroOm ac-
commodations for 100 passengers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
FERN INIE."

Every one is looking forward with
pleasurcahie anticipation to the produc-
ton of this beautiful opera in the newly
htted mp opera house. Mr.. T. VI. Isaac
takes charge Of the stage Monday night
ana everything will be in readiness
as soon az the opera chairs come. The
large plate glass windows are here and
will be put in Monday. and we will soon
have an opera house which we may be
proud of.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
NEW POsTNIA STEERS

Washington. d. c., Oct. 23.-The Pre.sj-
dent has appointed the following post
masters:
NirGnia-Onange, Thomas w. Carter;
Shenandoah, w. #. Miller. Williams
burg. ". NJ. Ware.
lhc following fourth class postanas-
tiers were appointed to-day:
Eirgin!a-Bayncsvil Mary NJ. Trew:
Euil'aio Forge. James G.. Updyke.
North Carolna-Columbus, c. C.
Hampton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

TO carry the county ny 900 majority.
Col VIM. y. Smoot, of AlcXandrin.
L"st grand commGmGer of the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans wns in
inc city to-day and was taken around
the sattleftelds by General Stith Boiling
and postmaster Hugh II. Smith.
ne football game played here this
afternoon between ths Petersburg High
Scneoi team and the Richmond High
Hchool team resulted in thu. derca, of
the latter by 4 score OF 20.to 0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
FUNERAL OF MRS. WYATT

The funeral Of Mrs. Fannie Wva,,
will lake place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the residence OF her hus.
band. No. 200 Second street. The in
fcrment Will be in Oak Grove cemetery,
The Rev. j. T. Bosnian will conduct the
services. The following gentlemen win
oct as pal!-bearers: Joseph +. Weaver
William Mlnter, Charles AIlnter. Henry
BERNARD. Jack White, r. l.. Herbert.
John DoIan and William Dolan
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
AN OYSTER SI:ppER.

The Ladies' Aid society - Park View
will give on Tuesday evening" Ccto-
Der 2fth. ut 40 y. an. an oyster supper
at the residence OF Mrs Lewis Morris
corner and Hatton streets Refresh
ments Will be served. The following
programme has been arranged:
Instrumental duet, violin and piano.
Duet. vocal. .Hutchinspn Rrothers
solo, vocal. ........ Mrs. J. r. Bensten
Misses Edith and Bessie Codd
SOLO, vocal. Mr.. V. Hutchinson
solo, instrumental. Mr.. John j. Gray
Solo. instrumental. Miss Edith Neville
Miss Lucille lSidgood's class VIII also
assist with many OF their beautiful re-
Citations. The proceeds Will go toward
the building fund OF the Baptist church
of Park NicW.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
TIE COUNTY CO1tRT,

In the County Court yesterday Robert
Page. colorcd, WAS convicted of cattle
stealing aud sentenced to two years in
the pcnitentary.
Anthony Spruill, also colored, was
sentenced to five days in the county
Jail for assault and battery.
The suit of the Southern railway US.
the Porthnouth Water Front Land
company. being condemnation proceed
inGS, was continued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

Special sale Of Portieres and Balbr!g-
gan Hose continued for two days Ion
GER Monday and Tuesday, October 18th
and 18th.
Ladies' full, regular made Ralbriggan
Hose at 6hc. the pair; regular price,
12iac.
Lot Of Chenille Portieres. full size,
al $3.50 the set, regular price $40
Lot Gents full regular Balbriggan
half hose. l0c. the pair.
~. j. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

j. M. Thirswcnd OF Grosbnct .rax
says that when he has spell Of indi
Gestion and feels bad and sluggish. ba
takes two of DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers at night. and he IS all right the neyi
morning. Many thousands of others 40
the same thing. DO You. j. NJ. T.. Trot
ter Il. j.. Wake, Truitt G Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
Bucklen's Arnica Saliva

The BEST SALVIG in the world for
rnt2. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, sat
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter. Chai,;.,i
Hands, Chilihlains, Corns. and az skin
Eruptiops, and positively cures r!i<s. Or
no pay required. 1t Is guarantg. IA
give perfect satisfaction or rnonc, re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR
SALE BY Burrow. Martin g. Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
EN BE E2 x EY
IIRGlHlAH LETTER BOX N BERyLEY.

al COMMUNICATIONS. ndvorriuc.
menus "~h"r$ l"ri the paper, or oth,r
n"''h"ss. i"fi In the letter hox of IN,
"'i"'A strEsnini. in ;ac Ufice Of tho
"i is"rhi"y, II IcrkIcy Ave.
~ DC promptly attended TO il put In
~ siS o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

3. N"'N No"i : VI -NDi'lCIh county,
In Vacation,
On the ed day OF Oct. 1897.
George w. Jones and others
VS..
T. +. Cromwell and r. J.. Shea.
The defendants still alleging their in
ability to obey the mandate nr the cour,
without Il violation OF their cnnscianc.s
ana 1t appearing TO the court that fur
ther Imprisonment at This time would
pe nnavailing, ii IS therefore ordered
that they be forthwith released from
1he county jail and that they remain in
the custody OF the sheriff of Norfcll,
county until they shall obey the said
mandate. or. in case Of their continued
disohedience, until the first day OF the
next session OF the General Assembly
% NirSihia' VIZ: the LIST day of Decem-
Der 1897. at which time they shall hc
hnalIy discharged from custody
ROBERT PRFNTIS,
To the clerk Of ;hc Circuit Court Of
Norfolk county.
ne ORDER was carried 10 GIessrs.
Cromwell! and Shea by Mr.. Samuel
Lyons. II was unexpected. the gentle
men only'a few minutes before having
tod The Nirginian representative that
they had no Idea how long they would
nave TO remain there.
'F"it' III t!V!lfWcll arrived 4 few min =
utes after the order came. and il was :
much n surprise Ia him as any one
else. While CONGRATULATIONS were halnr
EXPRESSED by half a dozen reporters
MT. shea came down from his room
ana did not seem TO he in n VERY g1cd
humor. lie told the sheriff that he had
been promised rs good accommodate
lions rs the sherEf's brother, and that
his (Shea'O room was not as good a
the one occupied by Mr.. Cromwell and
that he thought the cause Of the or.
der Of The release was that n had nsltr,,
Judge freni!s to transfer nin 10 thn
Portsmouth city jail.
Shern Cromwell said that he had
zone everything in his power to m7%n
MIR. SHEA comfortable. Mir. ana Nrrs
Codd had given UP their parlor 10 him
10 receive his friends in. white h,s
brother received his in IDS room: INA,
or he had known Mir. Shea was no; snt.
isiicd he would have placed foIdIn ,
bed in the parlor
Mr.. Shea said that Mr. and Mrs. Cod
had shown him every attention. hi,t
that he thought that his room should
have been rs good as the one ocrunin5
by Mr.. Cromwell
Both gentlemen then LEFT:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

1880 p. m. by the Rev L. r. Christie, of
Portsmouth. Revival services every
night during the week
Owens Memorial NJ. T.. church, the
Dev. Il. T. Water1eld, overwhelmingly
achool at 9l' A. M. Preaching by the
pastor at II a. m. and 40 2. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

After you go everywhere else and
can't find what suits you. then come to
J. 5. Crawford's Furniture and Car
pet House, and yoG can find lust what
you want al New Y ork prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

81 90 Hats in ali styles and colors. w
z. Nirnclson & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

Quo Nadis. $135.
ANDERSON & THOMPSON.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

Children's Fancy Turban Hats, w. L.
Virnclson & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

New stock of wedding presents.
ANDERSON 81 THOMPSON,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24

Latest fads in fall hats at Charles r.
Wc!ton & Co.'S
The record-union., 1897-04-18
A ROAD RACE.
Railroad Shops WheeImen to Contest
This Afternoon.

There are a number of crack bicycle
riders in the Southern Pacific Com
pany's boiler shop, and about as many
in the machine shop. For some time
considerable rivalry has existed be-
tween the fast ones. and an arrange
ment was perfected early last week for
q meet at which the supremacy might
be determined.
The arrangement provides for a run
from Eleventh and \ streets to Bush
Quinns place on the Riverside road.
the start to be made at l o'clock to-
day. Six men from each shop will start.
The contestants win be: Boiler shop
It Strachauer. James Walker. F.
Vaughn. H. Manly, T. Holder and
James Mcclure. Machine shop-C.
Davis, f. Davis. F. Beadle. c. Moeller.
H Beaton and C. Jeston.
The officers of the day are Marshal.
r. Drumgold; starters, J. Brown and F.
Jones; judges, John West. F. j. Hickey.
W. McMorry and ]. Drumgold: time
keeper. s. Epson.
The men propose to make a day of It.
and after the bicycle supremacy shall
have been forever settled a game of
baseball will be played by mines select
ed from among the employees of the two
shops.
The record-union., 1897-04-18
Case OF PROBABLE MURDER.
Brutal Assault on a Chinaman at
Folsom.
Attacked and ShockingIy Beaten by
Other Chinese-They Are
Now in Jail.

Yesterday two Cinnamon named All
How and Ah Foo attacked an aged
MongOlian known as All Wan in the
rear of an old rookery in Folsoms Chi
natoWn.
A dispute had arisen over some old
lumber, which All Wan claimed as his
property and when he called to remove
it he was set upon by the above-named
coolies.
It is claimed and, according to Con-
stable M. II. Burke of Folsom, both
prisoners admit that while All Foo held
All Wan down on the ground All How
belabOred the PROSTATE mans head and
rock, cutting large cash over the left
eye and exposing the brain, also bruis-
ing the left side of his body.
After beating. him into insensibility.
the assailants Of All Wan threw him
over a steep cliff, where some boys soon
afterward discovered him by following
the trail of blood.
The victim was lowering between life
and death at last accounts, with the
chances against his recovery. He was
in the Chinese dead house." and, OF
course, little or nothing was done for
him.
All Foo and All How were soon after
ward arrested by Constable NJ. II.
Burke and brought from Folsom and
lodged in the County Jail. Both are
old men, perhaps 50 years of, age.
The record-union., 1897-04-18
ALWAYS ELEVEN.
The Checks Passed by Underwood
Are for That Amount.

The examination of Joe Underwood
on a charge of passing forged check
for S11 on John Morrison was to- have
taken place before Justice Henry yes
terday afternoon, but was postponed
until p. m. on Monday.
Underwood also, it is stated, passed
a check on Simon Sturmer, the K-street
jeweler for $11, and the one passed in
Roseville was for the same amount. He
played a sharp trick on Mr.. Sturmer.
Driving Up in front of his store in a
buggy, to which two fine horses were
hitched, he called him out to the side
walk, and, after stating that he had
watches repaired there several times,
said: Il came here too late to get into
the bank, which is closed Iwanted TO
get check of my employers cashed
and you will oblige me if you will cash
it, and you can get the money in the
morning"
His appearance and apparent
straightforwardness- so impressed Mr.
Sturmer that he let him have the $11
without hesitation. but found to his
sorrow next day that the check was
worthless. He may yet place a charge
against Underwood but has not de-
cided yet to do so. 1t remains to be de-
termined whether eleven is a lucky or
an unlucky number for Underwood.
The record-union., 1897-04-18
FOUR DIVORCES.
The Result of One Days Work of the
Superior Judges.

Judge Hughes yesterday granted
Laura J. Woods a divorce from II. w.
Woods on the ground of extreme cru
city.
Alma Lawson was granted a divorce
from her husband, W. B. Lawson, on
the same ground.
In Judge Johnson's court John A.
White was granted a divorce from
Belle o. White on the ground of deser-
ton
Nellie Stackhouse was also granted
q divorce from Thomas Edward Stack
house. The testimony showed that the
husband got drunk a number of times
and had threatened the life of his wife
and her sister, besides tearing his wife's
clothes and his own to pieces. He had
also threatened to kill her if she re-
fused to live with him longer. Mrs
StackhouSe and her sister told how he
tore up lace curtains and drove them
out of the house with a bread knife
and as he did not appear in court, the
judgment was granted by default
There are a large number of other
divorce cases on the calendar. but they
do not generally come up in court quite
so thick as they did yesterday.
The record-union., 1897-04-18

MAHAN-In this city, April 10th, William
T. Mahan, brother of Mrs. Margaret A.
Reel, a native of Kentucky, aged 70
years, 9 months and days. (Elmira
Kansas City and Hannibal, Mo-, papers
please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral
this Sunday afternoon, from the
residence of his sister, Mrs. Margaret
a. Reel, 1902 G street, at O'Clock. In
terment private.
HOWE-In San Francisco, April 18th.
Robert son of Mrs. F.. A Mailott, and
grandson of Mrs. NJ. j. and the late j.
W.Greenlaw, a native of California, aged
16 years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this
(Sunday) afternoon, at o'clock, from the
residence of his grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
J. Greenlaw All Thirteenth street In
terment private.
BUDEN-In this city, April 18th, Lucy May,
daughter of kittie and Edward j. Boden, a
native of Sacramento, Cal, aged years,
IL months and days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DOLEYSEK-In Oakland, April 18th, Frank
Doleysek, son of James and the late Kate
Doeysek (brother of Mrs. w. +. Patt, Mrs
g. ]. Fuchs and Will Doleysek), a native of
Sacramento, CAL, aged l9 years, 5 months
and 10 days.
Funeral private