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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-16
HELP WANTED-MALE.


PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
phone POS. our order book reads: Send
us a waitress here and lining girls there;
SEND me- "A family cook quick. Office in
Owsley block, Butte,
TWO CLOTHING Statesmen WANT
ed in Anaconda and one i'm each county
In every state. to take orders for our s.. 90
To SlO.W madc-to-meaSure suits and over
coats; live men without experience can
make Sl50 per month. IL YOU can furnish
satisfactory reference we will furnish "A
complete sample line and outfit and start
you at work at once. For particulars adj
dress American Wooden Mills Co, Enter
prise building. Chicago.
wANTED-A DIsHwAsHER, AT THE
Montana.
BAKER WANTED AT ONCE; GOOD
all-around man. +. b., Sand Coulee,
Non
BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FUR
nishes the best help. us North Main.
Telephone al. Mrs. LOTUS. proprietress.
EMPLOYMENT oFFICE-@ E. PARK,
Anaconda. Madam Young. Prop
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Homework: must be good cook. Call at
ali Hickory ST.. Anaconda.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WON
an Tor general homework. must be good
cook; American preferred. Inquire No.
as W. Park. Butte.
NANIEb-GlRL DISHwASHER: so
per month, aG W Com. ave, Anaconda.
"ANTED-sIrUATIoSs.
a LADY WISHES 20 DO LIGHT
house or chamber work 40 Ash st.
Anaconda.
NANfED-ioSlTION As MASTER ME-
chauAC or chief engineer Address II
Standard. Butte. /,
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FOrSaIe

The Albemarle House, AZ w. Granite
lot 52XlO0; 80 rooms: leased at $3.50 per
month, has two and one-half years TO
run; first-class house and first-class ten
ant.
Also for sale two houses on Placer St.
ophlr addition; both hard finish; one has
summer kitchen, woodshed and small
barn: price $500. Price of second house
$3.50. All the above properties are for sale
for cash or part cash; balance monthly
payments, with low interest.
Lots for sale and houses built on MONTH
ly payments.
GEO. y. b
23 w. Granite street. Butte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED BY A Physicians To
share offices with another phvsician
specialist or dentist. Answer immediate.
~. giving particulars. Address "Medico.'
Standard. Butte.
WANTED-LADIEs TO RI orr
Electric Baths FOR female complaints sc
f. Park. Butte.
WANTED PARTNER WITH SMALL.
capltal' light manufacturing staple
goous; a good chance with no opposi-
ton. w. T., Standard. Butte.
WANTED SECONDHAND HOUSE
mold goods: will pay highest cash price.
Geo. oechsli. 14 w. Park and PAS f. Park
St. Butte.
WANTED-5 wELL-DREssED GEN
tlemen TO rush around Swend Carlson's
new cigar store. No. 4 s. Main. to make
people believe he is doing a terrible lot of
business.
WANTED-A PARTNER IN GOOD
paying business; must understand SELL
ing real estate; capital $3.50. INQUIRE No.
l6. lis n. Main, Butte.
WANTED - SECONDHAND
ture. j. w. Hogue q Co.. s42 e. Park,
Butte.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, s. MAIN ST.
rents $40; snap at 81, 900. Cobban Loan q
Realty CO.. 80 w. Granite. Butte.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE,
Keeping rooms. lis S. Ohio ave. Butte.
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
J1DR RENT-TNNn IHJTD NrTCIIHn Dn,.x.,
for light housekeeping: no children. 10
North Washington. Butte.
FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
room i'm Shields block, Anaconda. Cali
at room 16.
FURNISHED ROOMS. IS w.Bdwy. Butte.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
The Sherman, 107 w. Quartz St. Butte.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for ladies or gentlemen. 122 ~,
Idaho, Butte. Private family.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSED
Keeping rooms. 422 f. Park, Butte.
ROOM AND BOARD, ALL MODERN
conveniences, for one or two gentlemen.
ITO 5. Idaho ST., Butte.
RENT-2 FURNISHED ROOMS
Tor housekeeping. % N. Atlantic. Butte.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 531 Kemper ave-, Butte.
~. ~
RENT FURNISHED ROOMS BY
the day or week. 62 Maple ST., Aan-
,onda.
RENT-FURNISHED Rooms
all modern conveniences. standard blk.
r. Granite, Butte.
FOR RENT-A STORE ROOM AND u
lodging rooms, 16-room lodging house.
ewing machine, / buggy and piano for
69 Utah ave, Butte.
Gel FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD
ern conveniences. centrally located. Sill
or block. los +. Park. Butte.
T. CHARLES. 81 ~. MAIN. BUTTE;
centrally located: rooms day or month.
OR RENT - ROOMS IN
block by day or month; free baths.
FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEOUs.
OR RENT-THE ANACONDA RES I
taurant, including 16 furnished rooms; y
mt very reasonable. Inquire /. Rosen- A.,
ED. 34 Il. Third ST., Anaconda.
RENT - RESTAURANT AND [,
lunch counter; good location: reasonable
hlondike house, 80 f.. Park St, l.
!
RENT-DINING ROOM AND
Kitchen, with a few boarders. S27 Il. r
St, Butte. :
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viii Build a New Road.

MissOula, Aug. I5.-Herr Bandmsnn
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500 FOR NICE NEW 3-ROOM HOUSE
and good lot. Michigan avenue: easy
terms. Cobban Loan * Realty Co., SO w.
Granite, Butte.
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SIODDARD & ROSS, hlsSouIa, Montana
Real Estate--City and Country

.s3,OOO-Five acres of garden one mile from
city good house and barn aud all out buildings,
an abundance of fine water; 900 fruit. trees bear
ing ana three acres of small fruits; a great
bargain.
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FOR sALE-RE1L ESTATE

FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON w.
Copper st. L. A. Roberts. Avon house,
Butte.
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ONLY ONE NICE LOT IN STEVENS
addition, Mercury st; only $500. Cobban
Loan x Realty Co, 80 w. Granite, Butte,
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Weinstein's ssss,.
IMonfana's Greatest Department Stors


eOc Colgate's Perfume. special DO
'Sc Eastman's Perfume. special 49,. 500
&c Hoyt's Cologne, special ....... zoo
S5c Eastman's Perfume. special $780,. BIC
soc Colgate's Perfume. special no
slOo size Pinaud's Quadruple Essence.
special .............. 60
s1.oO Colgate's Violet Water. special 75c
slO Pinaud's Violet Water. special. -. ssc
'c Pinaud's Toilet Water ............... soc
4Sc Pinaud's Toilet Water 20
sl.00 Eau De Quinine 75c
soc Pinaud's Brilliantine ......... 3oc
200 Pinaud's Toilet Water, extra fine.
special ........... ........ ...He e
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$500 WILL BUY GOOD CORNER LOT
one block from South Suite school
house. Cobban Loan * Realty Co., SO w.
Granite, Butte.
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TWO FINE LOTS WEST GRANITE AT
a bargain. Cobban Loan q Realty Co.,
30 w. Granite. Butte.
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LOST-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH AND
chain with gold cross attached. Finder
return to Standard. Butte. and receive s.
reward.
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WHERE ARE THEY? WHAT! ONLY
$500 for fine 36x100 lot near S. Main st.
Cobban Loan & Realty Co, 80 w. Granite,
Butte. have just one at that price.
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NICE BUSINESS LOT. BROADWAY.
cheap. Cobban Loan & Realty Co., 80
w. Granite, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-16

SPLENDID LOCATION o FINE
flats cheap. Cobban Loan & Realty Co.,
SO w. Granite Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-16

THE BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY
for cold storage plant. Cobban Loan &
Realty Co, 30 w. Granite ST., Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-16

$50 FOR CHOICE LOT. WEST SIDE:
best lot for the price west of Missoula
gulch. Yoder & Jackman, 80 f. Broad
way. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-16

PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
phone POS. Our order book reads: Send
us a waitress here and dining girls there:
SEND ne a family cook quick. Office in
Owsley block. Butte.
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LOsT-sTRAYED-sToLES

LOST-A VALISE. FINDER PLEASE
leave at 40 Chestnut ST.. Anaconda,
and receive reward.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED-sITUATIoSs.

NANfEp-PosITIoN As MASTER ME
ehan'' or chief engineer. Address IL,
Standard. Butte.
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BY A PHYSICIAN To
snare offices with another physician
specialist or dentist. Answer Immediate
~ giving particulars. Address 'Medico,"
Standard. Butte.
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WANTED-LADIES TO TRY OUR
Electric Baths for female complaints. 600
f. Park. Butte.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized 10 announce
JESSE q. MINKERT

a. candidate for County Attorney Of
Brazos county 1T the ensuing November
election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-07
California. citru. crop.

Los Angeles, Oct G.-Tho citrus fruit
season, which has just closed, has been
remarkable In many respects Not only
has the output been the greatest In the
history Of southern California, but this
ha. been after series Of irosts which
was supposed to have wiped out about a
third of the crop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-07

Philadelphia, Oct 6.-United States
Senator Quay, Richard X. Quay and
Charlie. II Mckee are held Ia $2uoO
bail each 10 answer At the next term Of
court the charge OF using the state funds
deposited in the Peoples bank for their
individual profit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-07
Hanged Himself In /. Harm.

Huntington, Ind, Oct John Gel.
zleiohter, one Of the oldest and wealth.
lest farmers Of this county, committed
suicide by hanging himself toa raftor
in an old barn. Gelzleichter had climb
cd upon stack Of hay and fastened a
rope about his neck and then slid Of the
haystack.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-07

Perry, o. T., Oct. G.-Farmers living
10 miles north Of Perry tell Of wonder.
fu drove Of chicken hawks that have
como into the country IN tho past few
days. II Is said the hawks arc IN one
drove and number 5000. Birds, chick.
ems and many small fowls have been
caught
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-07

Omaha, Neb., Oct 6-B. J. Hay.
wood Of Harrisburg, was released NJ
noon on instructions from States A.
torney Graham Of Philadelphia
The times., 1898-01-01

service till the bells rang out the old year
and rang in the new.
New Year services were held at St
Aloysius's Catholic Church at 7:30 p'clO TX.
4 solemn Te DcUm was rendered by the
full choir. The sermon was delivered BY
Rev. a. Rrosnan, Of Woodstock, Nd. Tne
service was closed with benedic'ion
by Rev. c. Gillespie, 8 j., rector.
The service at Trlait Y German Lutheran
Church was conducted in Germ n By
Rev. II. Schroeder.
WatcfDight service was held at Keller
Memorial Church, at 1890 O'Clock. The
meeting was preceded by an Old year
social, given by the Christian EnGea "or
Union.
a German-EnsIish watchnisht seTsice
was held at st. Johns Lutheran Chi- IN,
No $50 -and-a-half street southwest,
at O: 80 o'clock. Refreshments were serTed
by the leaders OF the Luther League
Services were also conducted al tile
Luther Place Memorial Church, by Rev. D..
J. b. Batter.
The times., 1898-01-01

the acre, in that part of the City bounded
by the East River, Fourteenth street. Ave
nue. b. Rivington street, the Bowery, and
Division and Grand streets. About this
was a region OF subdensity, composed
OF the Fourth Sixth, Seventh, Foir-
teenth and Seventeenth wards, where
the population varied from 226 to 2SS per
acre.
BylSSo the Polack arrived edandpushedt the
Tenth ward TO a ha d eminenee ofoyer 400
to the acre, which increased to 532 in 1890
Ia 1850 the overflow from the Tenth had
spread east into the Thirteenth. and on the
north in the Eleventh and Seventeenth to
Fourteenth street, the first having 80 and
the secord $50 to the acre, BY 1890 the
overflow to the Thirteenth had raised its
density TO 430, while the Eleventh, Four
teenth and Seventeenth wards lost in densi
ty. Between 1870 and 1890 the region of
subdehs;ty in the Fourth, Sixth and Sew
enth wards bout held its own.
According To the census 1890 the most
thinly settled part of the island was the
Second ward lying between BrUalSay,
Maiden Lane, the East River, and Peck
slip. IL had eleven inhabitants TO the acre.
Across the Harlem the immense Twenty
third ward had > to to the acre. although
the Twenty fourth had only =.
The times., 1898-01-01
FURrHfr WAGE REDUcrIoNs
Unhappy New Year Opening fot
Gpe ratives in Rhode Island.

Unhappy New Year Opening Tor
One rnfives in RHODE Island.
Providence, Dec 3t.-After delaying
their decision TO the last in the hope hat
the conditions might change so as t. render T
the step unnecessary, the agents Of rhe
leading cotton manufa curing corpora
tions in this state decided today to re luce
wages. The cut down VIII average aDo IT
IL per cent. 1t viii take effect Janud y
Is. and notices to that effect viii tc
posted Monday in the mills OF b. B end
R. Knight, the Lcnsdale Company, fhe
Manville, and other companies controlled
by the Lippitts, and the smaller corpo a
tions Throughout the STATE.
Nv. Danielson, OF the Quinnehaug Mills,
said the reduction would take effect at
his mills on January 10, although the
amount OF the reduction had not ynt been
decided upon The other eastern Coa1sC
cut corporations VIII take similar action,
and mills operating about 1000, 600 spin-
dies in this State and Massachusetts, cm-
ploying between 10000 and 5000 per
atives, will be affected by this decjS on
of the Providence agents.
Robert Knight ard other influential llan-
ufacturers were disinclined to resort to a
reduction. Mr.. Knight advocated further
curtailme mt OF production as preferable
alternative, and doubtless The matter wouid
have been Kept in abeyence, notwithStand-
ing the action OF Fall River AMI To veil
mill men, had not the New Bedford Corpora
tions decided to cut
The times., 1898-01-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

New BEDFORD. Mass, Dec. 31.--At the
meeting Of the cotton mill treasur.rs To-
day. it was decided to eUt wages ten prr
cent. This action viii affect some nine
thousand operatives.
Perry, Okla. Dec 3l.-At Elk, / r,
Alfre'l Frenkiin, one OF the wealth;eSt
coIored men of the Ch.cEasaw nation, was
killed yesterday by his seventeen-yeaesS
old son, who TIE father was chastising
at the tine.
New York Dec. 81. 1t has bean reported
that BIZ Carroofing trust was forming
under II name Cf tie Chicago and Ciegs-
land CGr-IO0fing Company, but JIlrIs =.
French the president of this company, who
was seen tcdty at his office here, denies
the report.
Indiana poliS, Dec. 31.-Chairman Hanna,
of the executive committee ofthe monetary
commiss iOIr. issued the formal call today
for the reassembling of the monetary On
vention here on January %, the meeting
TO be held in English's Opera HOu e, lnd
to last no, more than two days.
Foston, Dee 3l.-Ehsrles o. Hainey
fifty-twu years old. and :, prominent citi-
zen of KoxEury, while walking on the
night was struck BY a train and instantly
killed Within sight of his own 'Ioor. lie
leaves widow and several children.
saudusky. Ohio. Dec. 5I.-yEEne Charles
Gear. Edward keating and William Law
renee. of this city, were crossing the bay
this morning, on an ice boat, during heavy
snow storm, tEe boat ran into hole md
plunged uuder the Ice. Gear and Ke1tiHc
Were rescued. but Lawrence was drowned.
Albany. y. y, Dec. 81. District Attorney
Buriingane, OF this city, is preparing "a
bill for Introduction during the coming
sessiot. Of the legislature. which Will IN 'ke
the uepdIty "a rthe crime of Kidnapping life
imprisonment The punishm mt is nov not
more thar fifteen years imprisonment.
Harrisi urg. Pa, Dec. 81 1t has been
practically determined J0 establish plant
for the manufacture of sugar from beets IN
this city or Riverton in 1898 The co.n-
pany viii ta capitalized Ut from $500 ,O95
to 81 900 300. and consider able of the tOck
will be- held by Eastern capitalists.
perry. o. T.. Dec. 31.-Commissiouer
ZONES. of the Indian Department at Wash
ington, las Just completed a tour IF the
Indian agencies in Oklahoma anil the m
dian Territory In his report 1ir. J1Iss
recommends the removal of Col. FrSe1In,
agent OF the Osages; Maj. Baldwin, agent
of the &gacIies, and Maj. Woodson- agent
for the Cheyeines and ATapahocs
New York. Dec. 31.-Mme. Mareeiius
sembrch, having closed her tour in tins
country, will sail for Europe or Tuesday
next she will go direct to Eer home
in pres Gen, and after resting there n o
wees. viii be heard in Berlin. SIZE will
subsequently sing in st. Petersburg. Nos
COW, Warsaw, and yienna, anc VIII return
to this country in September for q con
cert tetr.
The times., 1898-01-01
Estimated
NOTHING IN 1T, HE SAYS
Mr.. Sherman Denies the Report
That He Will Resign.
He VIII Not Step Down as Soon as
the Senatorial struggle in
Ohio L. Concluded.

The il teTesting rumor was current yes
terday that Mr.. Sherman, Secretary or
State. would resign his place in the Ca binet
a : soon as The election for Senator in Chic
was decided The political gosSips hal 1t
that MIR. Sherman had it in mind TO resign
long ago. but he feared Were he To retire
before the Senatorial election his friends
might have resented the retirement as
hay ing been Suggested by The Admins 'ra-
tion. This in the view of petit
Clans might nave had the reflex effect of
iniuriug the chances OF Senator Hanna for
lection.
The theories OF tie politicians. and this
particular one ui the many rumorS aboIt VT.
Sherman'a resignation. were All wrong so
far as any confirmation by Mr.. Sher lan
is concerned. The Secretary denies the aew
phase of ali cId report.
The times., 1898-01-01
BURGLAR on THE STAND.
SeIf-Confessed Nocturnal Intruder
to Testify for Iueteert.

Chicago, Dec. 3l.-The chief incident in
the Luetgert trial today was the charge
by the def feuse that the police ''salted'
the sausage lactory yats. that they placed
the rings. bones, etc. i'll them to convict
the prisoner.
Norton Lewis, q self-cunf essed burglar
is the man Who will also be strong
witness fer the defense. Lewis says lie
visited theviciniry Of tue factory the night
OF May for the purposeof of robbing Luet-
gert's factory. He saw a woman, thought
to be MIS-. Luetgert. leaving the Luetgert
residence with bundle e unsi er ter arm, about
IL O'Clock at which time, according 10
the Stats. LuetgeFt was boiling his wife's
remains in the middle vat. Lewis did not
carry his intentions into effect, owing to
the activity about the premises. A com
panion of Lewis, who will substantiatetEe
iatter's story, is being sought.
During the former trial Lewis Vas
searched for, but could not be found.
The times., 1898-01-01
HE ENTERS THE RACE EARLY.
Editor Bare lay, OF Lexington, Wants
to Come 30 Congress.

Lexington, Va, Dec. 31.-The edTiy IN
nouncemcnt of Col. L. Il Barclay, z'di-or
o. tie Gazette, that he would max the
fight fer the next Democratic nomination
for Congress in this district, has excited
considerable interest. He is the first man
to come cut publiciy. IN
The district is now repr esenCed by Hon.
Jacob Yost, Republican, who defeated
State Senator Hal Flood, Democrat, by
u narrow margin. The district is close,
but usually chooses a Democratic repro
sci tative. It is not known VIII hether Mr.
Flood desires To make the run again, but
il is supposed thatihe viii be a candid1te
for the nomination.. There was consider
able gold sentiment i'll the district in S96,
bu, this has almost entirely disapp cared,
and the Democratic nominee will iIaveeasy
smiling undoubtedly -
Col Barclay has always been Demo"
cfat, and his paper has been a const;.nt
champion of Democratic principles. he
has been ma yor OF Lexington and i:as IN
influential following.
The times., 1898-01-01
READY no FIRE BRoADsIDES,
Officers of English Merchantmen
Praise. Their Efficiency.

Officers of English MerchantmeH
Praise Their Efficiency.
Vancouver, r C., Dec 81 The Canadian
Pacific Trans Pacific Steamship Line has
received no notice OF the calling out of
the naval reserve. Officers of the steam
ship Empress OF Japan, now in Port, said
this nothing that, should war break out,
they would be ready Each OF the three
steamers has q complement OF fifty white
men al tlufiicers, besides the Chinese stokars.
The first officer said:
I'VE are supposed to be all naval 'e-
serve men. but there are few eXcep
tions in each steamer. At the call u
action we would he ready in twenty -four
hours. All the guns are supposed to be
at Esquinalt, bat. As a matter of fact,
half are here and half in Hong Kong.
Wien word came 10 prepare We would
steam 10 ESquinlalr, place the guns on
the mounts already established, and steam
away for tie seat of war before the lie 1t
sun went down.
we wrulG put SIN quick-firing Maxim
guns on the upper promenade deck, fore
and aft. and in other parts of the ship
we woull mount eight siow-firing 5-inch
guns. We can carry two. and probably
three, hattalions OF 600 men each, with
their a,couterments and horses.
The times., 1898-01-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

Mr.. Albert Carhart, Of the late Fir Of
Carhart * Leidy, died ut his residence.
1912 street, Thursday evening. Mr.
Carharf was one OF tie most progressive
ana respect 60 merchants Of Washington,
and his death will be great 1eplored in the
business community. in which he was 50
well known srd so universally esteemed.
He wGs descendant uf Maj jor Cornelius
Carha1t. of the Rev olutionary Army, dnd
a member Of the District of Coluu. bia
society OF Sons of the Am erican ReyOlu
tiOn.' Members of the Socset Y ar.fequest ted
TO attend the funeral services at liis late
residence at O'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. klchard Curzon PnHltney as vas IN
nounced ty cable to his uncle, Mr. Wl5ter
dec. Poultney, of Baltimore, died on Wed
nesday. at London Mr.. Poultney has be n
seriously i'll fol but a few weeks, his
nalady being the most rapid and acute
form Of consumption. He vas q son II the
late Thomas Poultney, and a brother Jf Ir
Arthur IOultney His strpnnther, Mrs.
Thomas Poultr ey. and his half sister. Miss
Hattie Poultney, were with himat the time
ofhis death
Reuf,sE Stonecifer, the famous double
President Lincoln died a his home, in WI
Transport. Ia, yesterday. He was in the
Government employ, at Washington. when
Lincoln was shot, and his reSembla nee to
John Wilkes Booth was so close that he
was arrested for the assassin and vas 90t
discharged uLtil relatives from Pennsyi-
vania proved his identity.
Mr.. O. d Price. a brother OF MessTs. ".
" and James d. Price. OF this city. iii ii on
Wednesday and wa buried at Green Bay.
Va. bis former home. Mr.. Price died n
Buffalo. n. Y, where he was employed in a
large machine shop.
News fas reached Lexington Va. Of the
deathat Orlando Fla. of Judge John Letchar
Bryan no was born in Rockhridge cOu.Ity.
Judge Bryan was three times mayor nf or
la nto.
Henry c. Green. the first man who ten
dered his serY ices to the ConfetIeracy from.
Mecklenburg county, Va, in TIE late war.
has just died at Boydton. He Iso served
in the Mexican war.
Mr.. Abram Cox. eighty eight years old
lied this week at Fredericksburg, Va. He W is
the city's oldest resident and an ardent
Democrat
Death'has claimed Dr. Raleigh W Wit
ten. of TazeweIl, one of rte leading physi-
clans of southwest Virginia.
Mr. Walter Thax xtoB. 4 prominent yong
business man Of LynchiIure. died ON WadI ~
day.
James j. Campbell, of baltimore. died on
Thursday He was meFctantand seventy
years old.
Mr.. F. W Johnston. of the local start of
Fredericksburg, Va, star, is dead.
Mr.. JaTnes DidIake, wei,-known -i-t.en
of Richmond Va. is dead.