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SETTLED THE ROW ON SUNDAY.
As Far IA II Could Be settled with Pistols
ShOtguns and Bludgeons.

Trempealeau, Wis, Oct. 25.-For Some
time there has been trouble between DIR,
Edison Rhodes and his tenant as TO the
division Of the products of farm. Yes
terday pitched battle was fought near
the Northwestern stock yards in this
city over the possession OF several car
loads of stock. T4se who took part
were Egbert Blanksman. tenant, with a
force OF his friends, and DIR. Rhodes,
with a still larger force of his friends.
When the two sides met trouble ensued,
in which the Blanksman force led the
attack, used revolvers. shotguns and
clubs and got possession OF the cattle.
DIR. Rhodes was severely wounded and
several OF the attacking party badly cut
up. A force OF officers has been called
to preserve order.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Organized to Dig Gold.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Oct. pa
company has been organized here to de-
velop the new Michipicoten gold fields
with a capital of s1.OOO,OO0 The follow
ing officers were elected: Lord Douglas
of Hawick. president; Henry Dreamy.
manager; A. M. Sharpe. treasurer;
Thomas r. Harvey, secretary. The
company will be incorporated under the
laws OF Ontario and has commenced ac-
tive operations In the Lake Wawa dis
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Ex-Representafiyes Has Paresis.

Chicago. Oct. 23.v-After a nervous ILL
ness of over a year, ex-Representative
Charles w. Woodman was early yester-
day morning incarcerated in the deten-
tion hospital. suffering from paresis. He
was chiefly known in congress for his
vigorous advocacy Of the cause OF the
rebels in Cuba. He began life as a
sailor before the mast.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27

Chicago, Oct. 23.-Capital punishment
and the use Of fermented wine at COM
munion was denounced at the Univer-
salist general convention yesterday.
Though there was no dissenting voice
when reference was made TO an official
condemnation Of the use Of wine al COM
munion, 1t was decided that such impor-
tant step could not be taken without
careful consideration. and the resolution
proposed was laid on the table for action
at the convention Of 1899.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Democratic Editors of Illinois.

Chicago, Oct. 23-It was Bryan for
president, Mayor Harrison for governor
and free silver at a ratio of 16 to /
as war cry in 1900 with the Demo-
cratic editors of Illinois who began their
second annual meeting at the fremont
House yesterday. Mayor Harrison, in
his address Of welcome, championed the
16-to-1 platform. The meeting was we'll
attended from all parts OF the state.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Murderer of Michigan Man Located.

Adrian. Mich. Oct. 25-Proseouting
Attorney Bird and Sheriff Ferguson say
they are certain that they have located
the man who murdered Lafayette Ladd
early on the morning of April II last. 1t
is said to be John Higgins, alias William
Woodford now serving out a sentence
OF one year in the penitentiary at CO.
lumbus, o., for burglary. Ladd awoke
to find a burglar in his room. He partly
rose when the assassin fired. He died
several hours afterwards
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Strange Sights To Them.

ST. Joseph. Mich. oct. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. ii. McGuigan. who are 80 and 95
years. respectively, came to town for
the first time In thirty-five years. They
never saw an electric light, street cars.
telephones or other modern improve
ments, and were astounded at them and
the high buildings They have lived
within three miles Of town, and say
their only reason for not coming was
that they had no desire to. They do
not expect to come again.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Biggest Trial Is for Gernand.

Danville. Ills. Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Carrie
Corbett. 81. a buxom widow, was last
night awarded s54 1898 damages for
breach OF promise. John Gernand, II. a
retired capitalist. being the defendant. II
was q big trial with Major Kimbrough
counsel for the plaintiff and Cuban Com
missioner Calhoun for the defendant
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Lake Steamer Ashore.

Port Huron. Mich, Oct. 21.-The steel
steamer Cambria, owned by Senator
Mark Hanna. towed from Escanaba to
Fairport, o., with 5000 tons of iron ore.
went ashore during thick weather above
the Corsican shoals lightship. She lies
easy on sandy bottom. The Cambria
is valued at 100000. Boat and cargo
are fully insured.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27

st. Louis, Oct. 23.-Thomas Y. Reyn-
clds, the reporter who shot and killed Jas.
j. Kirby last Tuesday night in the
course of quarrel, was yesterday justi-
fed, the coroner's jury finding a verdict
OF "justifiable homicide" Kirby had
threatened Reynolds. who shot him in
self-defense. Reynolds was held to await
the action OF the assistant prosecuting
attorney.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Mrs. Hoxsie Held In 900.

Creston. Ia, Oct. 23-Mrs. Hoxsie,
wife of Editor Hoxsie, Of the Corning
Gazette, who is accused OF the murder
of her daughters illegitimate child, has
been bound over to the grand jury. The
bond is placed at 81, ,000
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Eaifhless Wife Slain.

Parkvile. Mo-, oct. 25.-Charles Grant
OF Kansas City cut his wife's throat
and she bled to death. Grant gave him.
self up. Grant says he found his wife
with a stranger, and she refused to
return home. They quarreled and then
clinched, and he cut her throat.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27

Office OF "KINsFIsHHa TINEs,'' .
KinQfisheY. Okla Dec. IL iQa

OHlce OF 'kINGFIsHkN TIMke, I
Kingfsher, Okla, Dec. IL, 90
GKNrLEMEN:--l believe IL my duty 20 write you
line in regard 90 the beneficial effect of Phelps
-Four G Remedy" so far as i am personally con-
cerned. A week ago last Thursday, was taken
with q severe attack OF Ia grippe and in q short
time became SO hoarse could not speak above o
whisper. The night previous I bad coughed
nearly the entire night just before retiring took
teaspoonful and slept the entire night sweetly
as ever did in my life, not coughing once. was
entirely relieved before taking one bottle Phelps
Cough, Cold and Group Cure should be in every
household in the land. ] send you this wholly
unsolicited by anyone, for you are benefactors of
the race in giving t the sntidote for some Of the
worst Affections TO which IL is heir.
Very Truly Yours.
CJ. NEsBITT, Editor.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
Death of Copper Region Merchant.

Houghton, Mich, Oct. 25.-Joseph
Hennes, one of the greatest merchants
OF the copper district, died Satur lay.
He had his back broken a short time
ago while driving under an overhanging
tree
The true northerner., 1897-10-27

trict. A force OF miners will be en-
ployed during the winter sinking test
pits, etc. The stock will be mostly
foated In London. This company has
extensive acreage In the Michipicoten
district.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
a MIRACLE.

Kansas City, Kansas, Dec "a, 81
Last Friday, Dec. 10, my attending physician
stated unless was better by morning be could
do nothing for my relief. That night COM
ell other medicines. The frst dose stopped my
cough. slept and rested we'll few more doses
removed oil soreness from my lungs; the second
day was up the third day ! was out on the
porch and to-day was up town purchasing holiday
goods MISS JENNIE BAssEr,
Washington Ave. and Summit ST.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
GROUP CURED.

One dose OF Phelps Cough, Cold and Group
Cure gave my child instant relief when attacked
with the Group
w. E. MooRs, OF Moore Bros, Grocers.
Arkansas City, Kansas.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
IT IS a MIRACLE.

Conductor Eckard, the Railroad Correspon.
dent OF the Neodasha Kansas Register, has this
to say of "Four c." "Phelps Is having woD-
personally know II Ia just what IL is represent
ed TO pe. Too much cannot be said In It's praise.
II ia n miracle.
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
ACUTE lARYNciTIS.

OhIchkO, sept. ., v0
For years back each winter have suffered
with acute Laryngits. Last winter so bad
could not leave my room for two weeks or speak
above a whisper j tried every known cough
preparation from cough drops up and down with
no relief, then in desperation I was induced to
TO try Phelps "Four c." The first dose relieved
my cough, giving me the first nights rest for
weeks. Half the bottle cured me. have never
been without this wonderful remedy since. It IL
as different from other like remedies as molasses
from vinegar or sugar from sand.
MRS. JOSEPH F.. GRUBB.
53i3 Madison Ave.
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authorized ALL REFUND PuR
Group Asthma Colds
Give a the conditions. i take all chances
r. r. PHELPS, iI8 SD Street, cRIcA60, Ill, Prop.
SOLD IN PAW ONLY BY j. D, HAMILTON, DRUGGIST.
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and Of the true merits Of this remedy.
UNHRoKEN REST At NIGHT.

j. Il. HULIN0, Manager,
Office Commercial Printing Co.,
1876 South Clark st.
Chicago. Nov. "a, -
r. r. Phelps, Esq, City.
DEAR SIR;-I wish to bear testimony 20 the
great efficacy Of your "Four c." remedy in throat
and lung ailments. AS a rule have been skep-
tical OF the merits Of proprietary medicines, but
have TO confess that test of your "Four G" is
convincing that at least one ready made remedy
is worthy Of use My children all take IL with
out the least objection, from Oldest to youngest
and IL is particularly noticeable that benefit Is
almost Immediate. single dose will check
most coughs In their beginning; 1t gives an un-
broken rest at night In my family "Four g"
Is simply Indispensable and / recommend IL un-
quslihedly. Yours,
i R HIM IIna
The true northerner., 1897-10-27
PRIVATE HAMMOND.
Soldier Who Has leaped Into Ma
tionaI Notoriety at a Single
Bound, as Il Were.
DEFIED A TT. SHERIDAN OFFICER

Having Taken IL Into His Head That He
Would He Carried To a Court Martial =
And Now the Ohicer Who wouldn't
Have Him Carried, but Dragged Him
Along the Ground. Is Trying to Explain
That He Did the Right Thing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EsTATE OF WILLIAM p. COLE. LATE OF DIS
trict OF Columbia. No Si32. Docket -. Issued
October :2. DISQUALIFICATION having been made
to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
holding orphans Court. for probate of n last
will and codcil AMI for letters testamenary on
said estate by Tn. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. this is to give notice to all concerned
TO appear in said court Friday. the 18th day
Of Novsmer Ap 1881, a. 10 oe ,,s AM m; to
granted. Attest: ]. NOTA MciII.I.. Register OF
Wills. ID. c. JOHN b. LAINER Proctor for ap.
plicant. Oc23- law-3w
IN THE sUIREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
The 18th day of October. 1897.
Dickerson \. Greasih. Amr. vs.. Mary Naylor,
Margaret T. Na ~ ana .ss.as Annie b. Nayl0r'
On motion of the p.aintir 10y Messes Fay &
Putnam mis- solicitors. II Is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS. Many Naylor. Margaret r. Naylor and
Annie u. Naylor. cause their appearance be
entered herein on or before the first rule day
curing forty days alter This day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with Of de-
feult.
estate belonging to the late William o. Naylor 10
sale for the payment Of HIS debts.
This ordee to be published once week for three
srccessiye weeks before said rule day I'm The Even.
ing Star and the Washington Law Reporter.
By H. j. MEIGs. Jr.. Asst. Clerk. osI6Iawst
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
The Fifth day OF October, 1897.
Lucy '''1 @ '" Equity No IsOo7. Docte, a..
her soetSr Oh '"f Is ordered that the
Angus u. Haynes. cause his appearance 10 be en-
tered herein before the first rule day occur
ring forty days after this day; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as In case Of default.
The object OF this suit Is for absolute divorce
''i Hy the the COURT. 1 4. D. HaGSER. Justice &c.
true eapy-Test: ] 2. YOUNG. Clerk.
By FRED c. o'coNNELL. Asst. cssk. scs-iawst
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FOR RENTED AND Isl FLORIDA AVE. NV.
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S3I--'o- Apply To HILL X JOHNSTON. 1893
feiTi- avenue NV. uri In
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

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and decorated; every modern convenience;
handsome mirror \ manteis: open fireplaees:
electric gas-lightihg APPARATUS and bells;
speaking tubes. ets.; fufiiace heat
Desirably located on numbered street. just
north Of Mass aye.l Convenient to rars, stores
and departments.liMuSE Re SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED. PRICE and TERMS to suit
On immediate purchaser. Apply to
X. J. MARSHALL.
se29-1m,2S sos 11th st. NV.
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FOR RENT COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEW
EENER OCCUPIED LIB Harvard St. ONE 81.
funl 18th; IL Robins and TILED hath; G LARGE
bee! ru1nI>, HANDSOMELY papcr,d. IIbr
WATER HEAT; NOTHING LIKE IT Ftn $40
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-ro SETTLE AN ESTATE THREE +
story p.b houses. on st. NV. between 18th and
18th sts: lots 12x14a It. to 70 It. alley; grand
site for apartment house. ID. NJ. OGDEN,
Executor. 1924 st NV cc2-lms
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED,

1906 W st NV. sr. BOO
UP 1899 9th NV. Or 5000
8 Crime Flats. CIR. .30.G0
1855 5 81 nv, or. .@.3S
1IIG 18th st NV. Or. so
19o5 4th ST NV. 7r. 26.O0
1919 i st NV, Or. 800
1914 Sta st NV, Or. .22.50
;,3J list st n,v.6r. .22.5O
i22l 18th st nU.Sr.21 so
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1924 Sth IT nv. Or. 20. GO
SIG y II av NV, Or. 1000
172S l. 81 NV. Or. .2O.00
3 l. ST NV. 6:.
6U7 y It NV. e.. rs. 20
.Il-19 y Cap NV, Or. IL. 80
23G1 9TH 81 NV. Gr. $500
2Si1 o It nv. Sr. 1900
~ Defraes nw.6r. .16. 20
i111,3 LIST It nv. 5r. $3.50
1915 SamIeo NV, 6ri5.00
sis Sd st NV, Or. ..14.30
2:H l. ST NV, If. ...14 so
1910 L 1t NV, Cir. HOO
20I7-13 f st nv. 6r. II. 30
III = 81 NV. 5r....13.3D
1870 Mgdi <O1. 5r. .13.CO
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
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ISIS III ST NV. 12r.51.nr' Park ave.2oG 90
l31" l1th ST. Or. .45 o. Isl 18th ne. ar. ..,tO
3Ol3 Cambridge. IT 81" 513 sheridan nwIo2,
lUJ X ay. 3r- % 30 1901 Union ct. Ir. 10 10
81 J. 81. 1r-.---.- ~ 10 Is Dins,n1n st-..-- Go
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TABLE BOARD, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
at the American House. cor. 7th ct. and Pa. ave.,
u the best in the city; only $l8 per mo-; dining
rooms snd kitchen re6tted and newly furnished;
hr ladies. CHA& W. tEkNNARDA. Prog.
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1335-31-39 l. st NV.
13r. -. ...S2G5. 90
600 1ith It NV. 1fr. 2tO. 90
18th st bet X and
l. NV. 1ir fur. 100. %
122. nth st NV. lJr So. ca
20 Sth st NV. 13r .6:.. ca
40 Sth st NV. 13r .65.t0
1ia3 X st NV, 1GT. 60. 90
% T st NV, 12r...ou.S5
1l3S + ST nv, 19r. 80. 40
3S1s - st NV, 12r. 1870
1919 orcorln nw.l1Ii5. o1
Sl4 / st nv. Or. .45 90
. Ofne Flats. sr. ~ 20
~ = II NV. Sr. 40 OK
Sl9 ii 81 NV. Tor. 40. -
"a y j ay NV. .Ir. ~. ~
2l2i ] 81 nv. Or. -. -
E@ I'D 81 NV. Iir. ~. %
Sal 21>t ST NV. 1fr. $3.50
1919 18th So NV. lur.,s5.50
l2-G Gih :. nw.1ar. -. 80
.0JS 18th ST nv. 1tr. 81. 90
1l22 I'D st nv. 9r. .25. 90
Up ut " basement
ts)S La av NV. Tr..5. GO
1f1> llth ST W.itr..a. %
2.t II st nv. Or. 30. %
.itis X st nv. Or. .S,i..si
The above is only a port
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

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The times., 1897-09-11
DESERVING NEW ORLEANS
Continued from First Page.
olty council TO order that the CUTTERS
be cleaned.

CITY oeuncil 10 order that the CUTTERS
be cleaned
Mayor Flower, who was on vacation
at Covington, fastened back to the city
and will take charge Of the work. A
special session of the city council has
been called for tomorEaw night TO act ON
the recommendation OF the board OF health
The New Orleans Water Works Company
has agreed to turn on all the water plugs
and flush theguttars. Arrangements have
been made TO supply 10000 gallons OF
disinfectant daily. The sanitary police
of the city viii be increased.
In spite of the efforts of the board Of
health to check the disease, there was a
scare In the city today, ana a large number
of persons besiegcd the railroad offices to
get out. Two of the railroads. the South
ern Pacific and Texas Pacific, are pFac-
tically blocked by quarantine. on the
other roads the passengers have 20 go at
least Goo miles before they canland. All
the sleepers on the Illinois Central are en-
gagged for tityee days ahead. The board
OF health has been Issuing health cerlifi-
Gates by the huudr eds today 10 people who
want TO so away and are afraid OF GUAR
autines. The Illinois Central had a ply
scian and a notary public al it's passenger
station to examine all departing passen-
gers, and give those who had been no.
where near the fever the necessary GER
dfieate.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
had a special car attached To its TRAIN
fol- passengers frem New Orleans and other
int ccted points, but the car was kept
closed ~nile running through Mississippi
and Alabama, and nobody was allow ed To
leave 1t until Atlanta was reached.
ocean Springs reportsone new Case Mrs.
Tillnaan, wife 0f the man who died from
yellow fever last Saturday.
Dr. Guitcras finds most OF the thirty
five sick there to be suffering from the
deueae. The town is In need OF expert
yellow fever nurses, and applied to New
! Orleans today for five, who VIII be sent.
As ocean Springs is completely cut OFF
from tie world, its business is thoroughly
/ Iaralyzcd. Twenty y-eiglit families OF 40
! persons reported TO the authorities today
that they are without work, income or
any kind or means OF support.
\ reIpf bureau and sappy station has
| been established In New Orleans which
| VIII solicit contributions Of foud and nedi-
/ cine for Them and ship it 10 the town, TO
/ be distributed by the local authorities.
Biloxi reports one new case Of yellow
| fever, and no deaths. The mildnesS of the
/ fever is shown 10y the fact that there has
not been death from 1t 2r anything else
in Biloxi since June, d good record for a
| town OF 3 900 people.
Scranton reports one new case. An the
sick ere ooRvelescent-
| IT Is OF a mild type There has not been
| a deatn in Scr anton since April.
The times., 1897-09-11
TROOPS CALLED OUT.
The Thlrd Brigade Ordered to the
Scene OF Trouble.


Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 1o.-The National
Guard viii he called ont to assistthe Sheriff
of LuzeTne county in sustaining order at
HazIetnn-
News Of the riot reached the executive
mansion late tonight, and the governor at
once asked for particulars. He was in
formed that tie situation is extremely
critical and that tie sheriff, having eX-
iaust ed his resources, now asked for mil
itary aid.
The entire county had been summoned
as posse. and but 200 had been secured
as deputies. He says he is unable to get
a sufficient number TO cope with the mob.
lie fears that If his present posse attempts
10 suppress the mob or at least 5000
frenZied men, a riot viii result that
viii be very serious, and lead 70 the taking
Of MANY lives.
This story was con fiuned by Col.
Dougheuy, commanding the Ninth Regi-
nIent at WilkeEbsrre- who also said that it
is the duty OF the governor to call out the
troops, and thatit VIII require the first and
third brigades.
The governor at once telegTaph Adiu-
tant- General Stewart and q en-. Gotin,
commander Of the Third Brigade. who were
in Philadelphia, to come at once To Harris
burg, and they VIII reach here about 1
| O'Clock, when the troops TO be called out
viii Oe decided upon.
IT is pretty certain the Third Brigade
viii BE modified at either sunbury or
WTlkCsbarre. The superintendent Of the
State arsenal is preparing camp equipage
ans ANN IIri ton. and VIII be ready To shit
when the order goes out for the troops t.
assemble. The First Brigade VIII prob
ably be held in reserve. The usual pre-
cautionaTy orders to the regiments that
are likely TO be called out were issued
tonight. and the troops are likely to be
ir the field before morning.
Al 30 O'Clock tonight Gov. Hastings
ordered the Third Brigade to proceed 20
the scene Of the riot
The times., 1897-09-11
MINERS SHOT DOWN.
Continued from First Page.

them. II was done at once, but it had no
effect W hstever on the infuriated foreigners,
who became nencer and f3ercer, more
like wild beasts than human beings.
The strikers then endeavored to sur
round the force OF deputies 1 fully re
allied that the foreigners We're a desperate
lot, and valued life very little. also
saw that parleying with sEoh a gang OF
Infuristed men was entirely out 6f The
question, and that myself and Deputies
would be killed if we were not rescued,
or If we did not defend ourselves.
Il then called upon the depa;ies 10 de-
fend themselves and shont If they must
to protect their lives or. to project the
property that they had been sent To SuaId
from being demolished.
The next second there ~ers few
scattered shots fired into the tafBriated
foreigners and a momenI later the entire
force OF deputies discharged a sblid yoiley
into the crowd.
Il hated To give the command to shoot,
and was sorry that / was oompeIled to
do so, but was there TO do nay duty.
and I did it as best / knew and my con
science dictated, as the strikers were vio-
latiug the laws OF the Commonwealth and
flaay refused 10 obey the proclaustion
that | read 70 them
The times., 1897-09-11
DIED.

CRAWFORD On Thursday, September 9.
FORD, ,agedseventy- y-one years, beloved wife
of william era wford.
Funeral win IKE place from her late resi-
dence, $40 g street southeast, on Satur-
day September l, at ID. m. Friends md
relatives are invited to attend. 1t
ASH-On Thursday. September 9, 1897,
at sos O'Clock a. IN, Mrs. CHARLOTTE
ASH, t,elo-.rS mother OF Charity Stamps,
aged i01 yeats, at the residence OF her
granddaughter Mrs. Mary Tippett, 1Sl =
Tweutiesn u street northwest.
Funeral frOm st. Augustine's Church.
Saturday, september IL, at 8 O'Clock.
1t
DOWNS -Suaaenly, on Thursday. Sep
teInber 8. 1897, MARY, beloved wife OF
the late Patrick Downs
Funeral Saturday morning, September
IL, at $50 O'Clock, from her late resi-
deuce, No. 237 Massachusetts avenue
nort heast, thence to st. }oSeph's Church,
Second and G streets northeast, W here a
requiem mass will be said at 8 O'Clock
for the repose OF her soul. Kindly omit
flowers. 1t
McGIVERN- On Thursday, Septen,be O.
at p. M, ELIZA McGTVERN. widow of
the late Daniel McGiyern, III the Seth year
of her age.
The funeral Will take place from her Ia te
residence, 1136 Florida avenue northeast
on Monday, September 13, st $50 a. m.
Solemn requiem mass at Holy Name Church
at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully invited To attend.
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