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MORE pREYFus ROT.

Paris. Sept o--The Liperats says the
examination Of the documents in ,hs
Dreyfus case has led Gen. zurnnden
the minister for war TO the conclusion
that the prisoner 10 guilty. "as it die
Ihls predecessor" and that. consequent
lly the General has decided 10 resume
tine military gopsrlOr.hip of Paris mex
week.
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strong professional Endorsement.

In the course OF long and critical
editorial on Brazilian Balm, which Is
attracting such wide attention at the
present time, the AiAeyfean Itdds
Journal Of Chicago, says; Being thor.
oughly familiar with the good points OF
this excellent household medicine, we
know that its record shows one long ane
unbroken chain Of cures ironl the day II
was placed upon the market, down TO
and including the present time foI
Example, no physician on earth could
Plggest or prescriDs a moro potent ana
,,esiactoy specific for colds, Group,
catarrh, "a grippe, asthma, Typhoid and
scarlet fegers. etc, than is found in Bra
lillian Balm.
"rf our readers will select such mas
ter N sdicines as this, we b We no dispo
siticn Ia question the wisd N OF beine
ones own doctor in the abse> ce OF g.
worthy in person, ior We know OF mah
eases where il has cured when even ,h'
best PHYSICIANS failed" f"
For Sale by Sestouihn pru Co
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AN AMERIcAN GUARDIAN

London. Sept. IA special to news
agent from shanghi says that Clarence
Il. GreathOuse. the American adviser
OF the King Of Korea. has heeruited a
strong force OF fodeigners al Shanghai
70 act as body guard OF the King. who
Is said to be afraid to trust the Kor-
cana
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Hartranft Post No 3, @. A. r., meets on
first and third SATURDAYS IN each month az
1880 p. m. IA probate court room. visiting
comrades always welcome. -.
NJ L. MOCK, Adiutnaut
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SENT no THE ptrNGnONS

Lima. Perua, via, Galveston, Tex.
Sept. i0.-Today, by order OF the gov
ernment twenty Cacerist leaders. most
Of them former officers OF the Peruvian
army. were arrested and sent to the
dungeons Of Callao
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The
LEADER
Job Rooms.

Wnl print anything for you from a circus
poster down To mlk ticket and do ~ so
YOU will he pleased too The grea er critic
YOU are the greater will be your pleasure
when W. do your work for you.
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Guthrie Lodge No @ / O. o + meets
Monday night OF eaCh week at7 80, Visiting
odd Fellows always welcome
W COOPER, NG
w BRUCE, Secretary.
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For uny further information address
y. HOLDEN rramc Mgr,
South McAlcster. / I
Evening star., 1898-02-26
DIED..

CoNDON On Friday, February IS. 1898. BRIDG-
ET ooNDoN. widow OF Michael Condor
southwest, On Monday February ~. at 9 am.
thence to ST Dominics Church. whore high
requiem mass Will be celebrated for the
pose Of her soul. Friends and relatives
respectfully invited to attend. 2'
DERMoDY. Suddenly on February % 1s9s. at
$50 pm, at bis residence. 45a Florida ayenue
band Of Eva n Der@oSy' aged twenty twenty mime nn
years.
Funeral private.
DUNLAP. ON Saturday morning: February 2e.
is9s at $50 o'clock LICl L., daughter Of
Funeral private. Interment Albany Rural Gem
etery.
HARRISON. On Thursday. February "a. 1898 at
Il;i2 am, SARAH j., beloved wife Of James
Funeral from her late residence. sI5 goth street
northwest. sunday, February q. at pm.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 attend.
800 pm, MAxY. the beloved wife OF Mat
May she rest in peace
Funeral from her late residence. 1l40 23d street
on Monday m rning. February %. at $50;
thence to st. stephens Church. where requiem
high mass Will be said for the repose of her
soul. Friends aud relatives Of the family are
invited to attend. Please omit flowers. %
long illness, GODFREY. beloved husband Of
Funeral from his late residence. No. 2l2t 9th
street northwest. on Sunday. February "a, at
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
SENGE The remains of the late JOHN SENGE
will be removed from the vault Of 81. Mary's
cemetery and inferred therein Oh Sunday. Feb
ruary %, 1888, at $3.50 pm.
SHIELDS. On Thursday evening. February "a
1898. at 4:ao o'clock, at her residence, No. 426
Ridge street northwest after n few months Of
illness, EMMA MAY SHIELDS
While we're true Royal Redeemer
We seek not man is VIII to defy.
But in meekness would follow pattern
BY HER MOTHER.
Funeral will take place Sunday. February q. at
2 O'Clock pm. from Galbraith Chapel. 9Th
street northwest.
SNOwDFN. Departed this life "Wednesday. Feb.
rnary g. 1ea,S at y:5u pm, In the full
triumph OF Christian faith, SARAH SNOW
tiuerdo6 Snewden and daughter Of the late
Lindsay Muse. at the residence Of her sister,
444 j street northwest.
Sister must give you up,
You who loved weli
How drink this bitter cup,
And say a long fareweul
BY HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
Funeral will take place from Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church Sunday, February "a, at 2
O'Clock pm. 2s
TwEEDY. On Friday. February Is. 1895, after
lingering Illness OyERTON TNEEDY NJ ID.
Funeral services mt 1882 street on Monday,
February q. at O'Clock pm. Friends auo
relatives invited. Interment private. 2s
In MemOriaR.
NAYLoR, In loving memory Of our dear mother.
NELLIE NAYLOR, who passed 40 a higher hfs
BY HER CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1898-02-26

o'clock, and will be glad to see all their
friends
Mrs. Mitchell of Wisconsin will he AT
home Monday from 3 to g. and several
members Of the ID. A. r. will assist her.
Miss Gertrude V. Dobbins of Pennsyl-
vania gave Il taffy pull the evening of
the I'D. at the residence of Miss Edith
Obsr, SO X street southeast. Among those
present were the Misses o. Posey. Il. Ober,
NJ. Schneider, o. keil. V. Kerper. l.. Selby,
y. Ober, Mrs. Ober and Mrs. Johnston, and
Messrs. l.. Schneider VIM. Whits, Jonn
Schneider, Frank Johnston, ]. Johnston,
o. and +. ROBBERY.
Mrs. L. A. Haines and the Misses Haines
have as their guests Miss Louise W. Tun
OF Fairmount. Nd. and Miss Leta Moore
of Red Oak, Iowa, and will be at home
Monday. February %, at sos c street SOUTH
east.
Mrs. Willie Diffendermer. jr.. of Balti-
more will spent part of the Lenten season
in Washington
Mrs. John H. Crawford. No. 33 street.
will not be at home Monday next.
Mrs. Luther NJ. Longshaw and Miss Fos-
ter will not be at home Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten will be
east.
borough. New York. is visiting Mrs. John
ii. Hood at No. 2Sl2 n street
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip F. Larner are al
Haddon Hail. Atlantic City
Miss Rusk. who has been in Washington
few weeks past is now visiting Mrs. Geo.
y. Williams at the Portland.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
THE TELEPHONE SERVICE.
Proceedings Had Mt Meeting of Sui
scribers' Committee.

Proceedings Had Mt Meeting of SUBJ
scribers' Committee.
A meeting OF the officers and executive
committee OF the Telephone Subscribers
Association was held in Room 10, Willard's
Hotel. last right, when the interests Of the
organization were materially advanced. In
resting reports were read, among which
was the one to the effect that the memoir
ial to Congress has received about 900 sig
natures.
The treasurer. Mr.. .Danenhower, reported
that the sum of 500 was collected at the
mass meeting held in Willard Hall. which
has now increased to $40. There are 800
paid-up members, he stated, with the pros
poets Of good increase
Upon the suggestion of Mr.. Danenhower
a grievance committee, was appointed, as
follows: Messrs. W. w. Danenhower w. B.
Davis and DR.. III. L. e. johnson. This COM
nittee will receive all complaints that pat
rons OF the telephone company may have
to make, or any information subscribers
may furnish the association that will aid
the cause.
The initiative was taken with regard to
securing suitable legislation from Congress
when suggestions were offered by the COM
mittee. to which the drafting Of a bill had
been intrusted. MIR. A A. Birney, chairman
OF that CON mittee, reported that Speaker
1NSco hdn dppoiHteQ q subcommittee W ~
vestigate the telephone situation, and fur
ther, that the associations representatives
would be granted a hearing before the
House appropriation committee. Rates for
service were suggested. which Congress will
be asked to establish, ranging from $50 for
three fnstrun ents on a wire to $50 for one
on wire. and. II possible, have penalty
II The Hs; meeting Was INFORMED that circular
letters had BEEN prepared and mailed to a
large number of cities seeking information
in regard to telephone service.
The following new names have been add
ed to the roll Of membership: M. ]. Null
aney, Hotel Oxford. E. sB. Hoover. David
son & Davidson, Samuel Beiber. Chaplin &
Luchs, H. L. StrangiER4 w. Barker, H. P:
Pillsbury. Wallenstein Bros. Jacob Fussell
Co., Geo. w. Cochran, DR.. Geo. w. Boyd.
J; II. Crowley G CO.., P: H: sheehy, M. J.
Hemphill. Richardson g. Burgess, Ed P.
Mertz, Geo. A. KingsTwm. B. King. James
G.. Bowen. w. L. shepard. the Bancroft.
John Croghan, A. l. Bliss, the Bucking-
ham. W. G. Orr & Co.. J9C. ErEood & CO..
Browning & Middleton, F. p. May Co..
DR.. Charles L. Blis&. RI M. Brown, Maj.
q. G. Sfrd. R. w Henderson.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
1 Strong Fertilization.

Fortify the body against disease
by TUFTS Pills, an absolute cure for
sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria,
constipation and all kindred troubles.
''The fly-wheel of life. "
DIR. Tut: Your Liver Pills are the
fy-wheel of life. shall ever be CRATE
fiil for the accident that brought
them to my notice. ]. Fairleigh,
Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver PILLS.
Evening star., 1898-02-26

HAYwooD-TAyENNER. On February IL. 1898.
at Warrenton Va. By Rev. Geo. w. Nelson
JOHN KERF00T HAYWOOD of Washington
D: c., and Mrs. ORA HooE TAyENNER II
Hiilsboro'. Va.
SkINNER-BRowN. At Baltimore Nd on Feb
ruary "a. 1885, at the parsonage OF William
Street independent Methodist Church. by Rev
Thomas Lowe, JOHN Z. SKINNER of Balti-
ington, ID. G.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Silks. |

SILK making is a mighty intricate art. but 1t
isn't half difficult silk selling. Careful study
Of tine kinds of silks people want the colors they
wish and the patterns which apt to suit them,
all ought enter into the purchase Of a stock.
We considered them when bought ours, and
perfection is almost realized at silk counter.
THE PRICE THERMOMETER is BILLED TO
RISE FROM ZERO TO BLOOD HEAT.
22-inch Plain Black India Silk,
standard quality. .ZOc.
24-inch Plain Black India Silk.
Worth soc. ....... SYC.
28-inch Plain Black India Silk.
Worth 75c. .4Oc.
Plain Black Bengaline. :S0c.
Double-Warp Plain Black Surah.
"a inches wide. .41c.
Plain Black Faille Franchise.
49c.
All-Silk Plain Black Rustling
Taffeta. SOC.
All-Silk Black Brocaded Gros
Gram. Observation-Disclosures. soc.
All-Silk Plain Black Gros Grain
soc.
AllSilk Black Satin Duchesse-
soc.
All-Silk Black Gros de Londre-
09c.
Fine Black Moire Velour. 6Oc.
AllSilk Brocade Indias, 24-inch-
69c.
All-Silk Brocade Satin Duchesse-
6@c.
All-Silk Satin Stripe Black Tai
feta, 24-inch. DOC
AllSilk Black Brocade Grena-
ulne. .60C.
Fine Black Faconne Moire. zoe.
All-silk Black Peau de Sole. SOC.
All-Silk Black Poplin. .08c.
Barre Moire, the newest of Silks
csc.
Double-width All-Silk Black Gren-
duiiie. .......... VSC.
Superior quality of Double-face
Satin Luxor Sn so
Supreme grade of Black Satin de
Lyon. on...................Sl.7@
Double-widtf Black Stripe Gren-
auiiie. '...-... SH .SU
This exposition of Black Silks is
the most complete ever held in Wash
ington. In the main lines are auali-
ties ranging tip to $500 yard.
Evening star., 1898-02-26

The funeral of Mrs- james Berry Smith.
daughter Of the late James 9. and Susan
st. Clair Nagee. took place at noon today
at the chapel Of Oak Htll Cemetery. after
short service at ths family residence
The Rev Mr.. Mott of the Church OF tho
Advent, and the Rev. Mr. Paddock OF st.
Johns Church. ofiiciated. the aons OF Mrs.
Antoinette Cheney Swain and 4rs- Thad-
deus A. Jones. sisters OF Mks. Smith. act
ing as pallbearerx- Many horal offerings
testified to the love and devotion of her
family and friends.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Dress Goods.

Operations VIII center Eere In the nearing spring
campaign. We have tremendous stock to dis
pose of, and, Judging by the advance sales which
goods awaits your calling. Wednesday will, Of
course. end this preseason price cutting. but IL
you've mind to select piece of fabric nova
better opportunity couldn't come to you.
36-inch New Bayadere and Braid
ed Effect Novelties, in navy and
black, green and black, brown and
black. new blue and black, garnet
and black, hello and black combina-
tions. Worth 55c. 800.
5o-inch All-wool Storm Serge,
navy blue. plenty of wear to be got
ten out of it. Worth 5oc. 800.
'All-wool Imperial Serge. Worth
SOC. SWC.
42-inch All-wool Imported Granite
Suitings, full line of tan, modes,
grays, pearls, light shades of brown,
in fact, the best pickings of the color
chart. Worth 69c. .4@c.
3S-inch Silk and Wool Novelties,
in seeded effects, basket weaves, a
half dozen unconventional patterns.
Worth 7oc. .4@c.
38-inch All-wool French Poplin, in
all the staple shades and every one of
then new ones, are the leading fabrics
of 'oS. Worth 75c. soc.
45-inch Black Atwood Fine Twill
Serge. 4oc. value. 800.
42-inch Black All-wool Granite
Weave. SOC. value. 400.
4o-inch Black Mohair Brilliantine.
soc. value. .49c.
45-inch Black Extra Fine Mohair
Brilliantine. 89c. value. -. .6212c.
52-inch Black All-wool Cheviot
(spring weight). Actual value 8oc.
Monday only. .60c.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
SAMPLES FREE
REMEDIES ABSOLUTELY PURE AND SAFE.
CURE PERMANENT

Free Free adyee VI about obesity or any disease at
partTent Letters addressed by ladies Mrs DIR.
Amy Amy NJ. Henry, who has charge of our Womnn's
Henry or her chief assistant.
Capt Charles H. Perry, for % years a govern.
nent p emplSye. . and now connected with the U. 8.
ence with Dr. Edison's Obesity Remedies:
1911 ST. NE, WASHINGTON. D. c..
January 2. 1898.
New York. Boston and Chicago
Gentlemen: l have been using DR.. Edison's
Obesity Pills and Reducing Tablets six weeks. and
your preparations was troubled very much with
shcrtness OF breath, liver troubles and ooustIta-
ailments. This letter yoa are privileged to use,
and trust 1t will beneaf others.
Yours very truly s ,,ps y .r.,v
DR.. Edisons Obesity Pills and Reducing Tablets
are perfectly harmless. and strengthen and inyig-
crate all who use them. Reducing Tablets 81 90 a
box: Obesity Pills. $3.50 bottle; 5 bottles. 81
obesity is sometimes caused. and is usually nc-
or other digestive and bx n1 rbsums
tism and herIt disease.
Lorins's Gsrm-kiiler Dyspepsia Tablets. 90 cents
Larnss Germ-kilier Rheumatism Tablets. 20
Iorings Germ-killer Laxative Tablets, 80 cents
o box
LerIns's Germ-kil Heart Tablets. 500 box.
We send free our new e6ition Of HOW TO
CURE OBESITY" hfty portraits and numercus
other illustrations. The information II contains ID
tEyaiuable FAT FOLKS SEND FOR IT.
II. g. Ieadbeater Son. Alexandria, carry q full
hsse as q Su; s ra. sse sk Al e'das retail dtus'
Free advice about obesity. rupture or any other
disense from our New York or Chicago Medical
Department. Cali Or write. We forward goods
promptly. No printing on our envelopes. L0KIN0
4 CO., Dept. 9, No Hamilton place, Boston,
68-e0 Wabash ave-. Chicago. III. fs3th.s,t.tf
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Optian AccertetI.

The District Commsasdoners have accepted
the option given them some tims ago by
J. c. Hurst to purchase lots Is and 90,
block 1. Clark and Hurstss su6disisaon OF
White Haven. for 81. .70e.6s. for additional
ground fsr, pnbiic school baiiding ON the
ConxInit road.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
DANGER IN SODA.



Common soda is all right In its place and In.
dispcnsshe In the kitchen and for cooking aud
washing purposes. but. Il was never inteDded Cor
somc day regret It.
We refer TO the common use OF soda to relieve
heartburn stomach a habit which thou.
sands OF people practice almost daily. and
which Is fraught with danger; moreover the soda
only gives temporary relief aud in the end the
stomach trouble gets and worse
The soda acts as mechanical irritant TO the
walls OF the stomach and bowels and are
record where II accumulated in the intestines
causing death by Inflammation peritonitis.
Dr. Harlandscn recommends as the safest aud
surest cure fer stomach tacid dyspepsial
an excellent preparation sold by druggists under
the name Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. These
tablets are large 2o-gran lozenges. very pleasant
TO taste, and contain the natural acids peptones
and digestive elements essential good digestion
perfectly and promptly before II has time Ter
nent, sour and poison the blood and nervous sys-
TEN.
DR. wuerth states that he invariably uses
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In all cases Of stom
ach derangemeDts. and finds them n certain
MT only for stomach. hut by promptly di-
costing the food they create healthy appetite.
Increase hesh and strengthen the action OF III.
heart and liver. They are not a cathartic, hut
intended only for stomach diseases and weakness
and Will be found reliable in any stomach ;rou-
ble except cancer OF the stomach. All druggists
sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at SO cents PEI
package.
little book describing all forms Of rtnma c,
weakness and their mailed free by address
ing the Stuart Co. OF Marshall Mich. fe24Aee
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Decree OF Divorce Granted.

Judge Cox today signed a decree grant,
ing Winnie Lightfoot a divorce from Rich
ard Lightfoot. In her petition, filed Oc-
tober Is. 1897, Mrs. Lightfoot alleged de-
sertion on the part of her husband.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
D0rmestics and
w ash Goods.

These nine items are good at their advertised
prioe-only until Wednesday. In many instances
direct loss is incurred-not only is the department
til. largest in the south, but with such leaders
these it is the lowest priced on the American
tinent:
s cases Yard-wide Bleached Mus
lin, made by the celebrated New
York Mills. Much finer than Fruit
of the Loom or Androscoggin-
worth at least &c. a yard more than
either one of these brands. Only 10
yards to a customer-no mail orders
filled. .4Bc.
100 dozen Hemstitched Pillow
Gases, full size-nade in the best
manner. Worth I5c. l1lc.
case Apron Ginghams, good
styles, fast colors. .2Zhc.
cases best Indigo Prints-noth-
ing better made-styles the choice of
the season. .........3 .3Mc.
80 pieces Pique, in the new plaids,
dots and stripes and in plain pink.
blue and cream. l211c.
200 pieces Plumetis Lawn and Tis-
sue Brodes, in lace, lappet and gren-
adine effect-all the richest STYLES.
Light and black grounds, including
mourning effects. Actual 25c. value
f21ac.
los pieces Madras, full yard wide
the prevailing fabric for waists,
wrappers and dresses-in all the new
French styles, including plaids,
checks, stripes and figures. .a2Ac.
case good quality Lawns-fast
colors. ................ sc.
40 pieces French Gingham, in
corded effects and checks. Worth
/ case 3o-inch Fine Imported
Zephyr Ginghams-this seasons
121ac.
2 cases American Zephyr Cling
hams-choice styles. ..6Mc.
Evening star., 1898-02-26

It's like the STORY Of the horseshoe nail The
slight cold lays the founda tion for the serious
one. Cure 1t with Jayne's Expectoraut
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Marriage Licenses Issued.

A marriage license was issued today to
Oscar s. Purcell of Westmoreland county.
Va, and Annie V. Woodward of this city.
The parties are white.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
10 LBS. OF FAT,

DIR. EDISON'S OBESITY PILLS AND REDUCING
TABLETS REDUCED CAPT CHARLES II
PERRY OF THE TREASURY De-
PAtTMENT FIFTEEN POUNDS
Evening star., 1898-02-26

Fat Folks, Attention.
A complete line of Loring's Obes-
ity Preparations and Flesh-produc-
ing Medicines at Merits Pharmacy,
nth and F.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
t he III nIT

Of physical and mental exertion
Especially the latter is all too Of
ten played in these days of strug-
gle for wealth and preferment.
Brain and stomach suffer most,
and finally force Us to drop out OF
the line, whereas b little timely aid
would have enabled us to stand
with the strongest. Such an aid
(well nigh invaluable) to the diges-
tive organs and the nervous sys-
tenn is afforded in that sovereign
health tonic, the
Evening star., 1898-02-26

Sl1tuto 13l tOul&Qt.
The regular meeting of the Cozinovia
Club was held at the residence of Miss Lolo
NJ. Ellwood. Games were enjoyed and at a
late hour refreshments were served. Those
present were Miss Ethyl Overton, Miss Mag
gle Platt, Miss Carrie Speak, Miss Nellie
Stone. Miss Hattie Bowers, Miss Bertha
HI mphrfeS end Miss Lolo Ellwood, and
Messrs. NJ. Atkinson, Dutton, Bormen. Pot
ter, Wilde, BLrche. Craft and Wainwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Simpson, 2114 18th
street, will celebrate their crystal wedding
by a card party Monday, February y.
Capt. Stockton Heth. together with Mrs.
Heth and the Misses Heth, have returned
to the city from the south, Miss Pickett
Heth having been for some time with rela-
tiyes at the governors mansion, Richmond.
Va.
Miss Bessie Bricker entertained a number
of young people at her home, 400 10th street,
Wednesday evening, In honor of Miss Shoe
maker Of West Virginia. During the even
ing music, dancing and games were inter-
spersed. Miss Lille Baier and Mr. John
Cummings carried OF the first prizes and
Miss Annie Shoemaker and Mr.. Joe Beymer
the consolation prizes. At O late hour sup
per was served. Among those present were
Misses Lille, Edna and Rosa Baier, L. May
er. A. Bosse. n. vogt I. Pistor4o. A. Shoe
nailer. l. Bricker. B. Bricker. Aessrs. J.
Cummineu, w. Woodburn, w. 8. Bricker, J.
p. Campbell, c. ID. Fox. @. c. Purcell J. w.
Beiier and J. r. Beymer.
Mrs. " Newton Sharp. after brief
visit to her mother. Ars. l. K Woodbridge.
has gone to New Orleans to witness the
Mardi Gras and visit relatives.
The many friends In this city OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Naher will Be pained to
learn Of the death Of their infant son.
HarBhaH Gannett, which occurred at the
hoane Of his grandfather. Gan. John r. VIII
der. Cheston. Tenn. on the 18th fnstant.
The nissss Drown Of 1881 18th street win
b At home Monday, ths 18th. after 4