THE STTN. SAtPRDAV, MAY tl, .Ifltt. IILIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.

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loM llffeatta ltt or tVc BtMil ofTbor Ilfmccr.it T ao otcd Again!latitat r the Na.Tr Tata Ilouae HUH

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li. Kill lraartrri"tte RaTTaoa MtaHaa

ui U- - N" ITeparliaeat Kpart oa taa1 lonnrc" cf It tVoHrf'a Fair.

WiBi,!'87 s. 3I.it SO. Tho Fennto to-d-

ji-- t -- i th.i t: TtT an 1 Urbor Mil. Prertous toit .I'-i- ;! i'r- - llalofltep.. Ma.) enlltJ atten-tion m tho Iftct that th contract clauioa ctt'i- - t' i MdJ future Coiirrejo hand aJ1 : m ntrwtsreiulrlti appropriations ofSj.slViy.auJ Democratic Senators

. hiil otpOM.il the Increase of U.a cavrvrh nc silent now that theio tcl! xV.o-- i iTera blnc lnpesl upon thetvr-i- H reminded then tlal ther mould

tc: r. '--t i' N ntli to point to tlie exr

IWj se Icon rendered nffesstrr t7l..i II ftjd that the finit-

e: 're a Jew Jersey IMr. McPhcrtonl vheaIt c ill notion resterdar to cut down tl.etlJ k i ". haJ no mora tdx of It

jjjjvl than he had, of te'c tranl&tcd- - Itay a r.a-- o lifutua fulnen-ncthl- nc more.

th MVil bill, he would ask the erk to read n:'.--' m that (treat culde. ph!loorhec. and

fr.etJ f tho Democratic partr Indira con by.U-.-- e. J. Ti.dea. written frora Ms retirementi: GreTitoae la lfi

Mr Turple iDem.. Ind.1 wsr'.r declared hiswhether In order or o.t of order.

toilve a i relic to that letter before it wo3rea'-M-r.

Hale. decliad to rieM or-t- the- letter had Lean re-a- and Mr. Turple. with

its: dir.lculrr. was persuaded hj the Chair to

Ihe lrk then rd Mr. Tailen' n

letter to the tpeAker of the House ofIii!rr-ritati- es uron our de'encelesa

acd hrtxirn. la the dl'cussion whichfsllowt-- J Mr. Mel'hersoa leferrel to the

1H7 arn! th manner la which Mr. Tll-de- a

was defra-d- d out of th Presidency withC eonat of ti'tJnc ftatea-.ea- .

Mr. HjIc rrl!ed that the Deraoeratle partybad the otprtuclty of assise the Anericanivople to taat wrt.a tnl bad do- -dlaedu doiL

Mr. t Dra.. Mo.1 said thi stitcraent waaa illocic--i an! t.aole- - as the ret of theKlsMs 'flnriifj rhetore. Ir. iildeawrou tj tfa tireinaaii tcaiention that hetowed to the uui of uod and could cot beLVlr candidate.

Mr t defended theccjtract Tateci,anaMr. Fry added that at least tea millions of do!larsuuu.dLe saved br ti.9 bdoptlon of thisDliS.

Mr. Ha that he was csi attak-lnsih- e-- rteni ue.nly wished to follow the

ciamil' ol on the ether side audtsk i.ere 1 l e soaej to coaie from ?

5lre,'.-'- l? mon-- can t easily raisedlcr thl jn4 a! the other appropriation bills.

I Mr. Hale- -r Senator dcs not te.!ve.then, w.th th cator fom Texas (Mr. M!listhat w are en the eve of fcankruptcy and neeiia rceivr.

Mr. Vrot faid he NjlievM w were on tbeTe of a deficiency, and he could refe- - to thediftinsui'hed senator fron Ohio IMr. Sher-cac'i- p

'urrortof tnatview.ilr. Mil!tber3 Tex.) defended Us state-

ment that the GoTt?rn.er-- t could not pay itsdLU. acd. there'o.-i- . r! backrtpt. Houotd the reports of Ik Eecrrtary of theTreAsury to show this, and also referredto a reject admission of tie Senatorfrom - Mr. lisar In a de-bate oa aprr.rn&tioc th&ttr.e

as tan.ruptt already. Mr. Millsarted that the exptnd.ture for th mainte-nance of th waterways were a asthc-- for icy other otject. and be lor L.ce pre-lerr-

to srnd what mney we had is ta:way rather tta- -. in tuildinc war f hip.TheMliwas thja pa.ed without a division

and wa- - nt to conference. Messr. 'ryf.Do'ph and r.aas 3 b!GCapr-olnt- : Crnfrreestn thf fjrt of h rft. The bill carriesctly atout fZrJ.'w less than the Souse till.

The House tolav made better pre cress withthe fcuudary Civil HU. Mr. Dijkrrson iDecu.Ky.1 rcade ttI ncsuee'sful attempts tostrike out or reduc-- j the appropriations for the.Cbichamauca ami Chattanucra National Mil-itary ParL. Orcrtwobjjrs were t indt-cuiini- ra

point of order raised ty Mr. KitcorwiDen. Tex. aealist the propc-se-- i sele-tio- a ofa site forasutue of OeruFuerman la Wash-lnirto- n.

This cave rise to ratriotiesri-i-chc- s.

Sir. Breckinridge Ivj.. Ky. hT-c- tneHouse would waive all thnieality and rulaand pass the caurf in the bi.- - The HouseeoulJ not to refuse such a i ropermemorial. There were monuments In Wash-ington toother famous military leaders. V.hycot to Sherman, who had made his nam

the annals of American hlrtory?lie help! Lit to surrender and be deserres aruonument. Applaus-- ! Thre was sorrethir.i:beyrd a iiueloa of rd- -r in this motir.somethirii: above th dlrifljn3 r partT. WWere ciUzijcs of thicrat repatlic.and -- h"ulddohonortoth sanhohadsave.iii Atp'.jusc.,Alove pvliti were the r --osienty and cl ry cfour common co-nt- ry. He 5temi his-- lffortunate that he rerreser.tc4 a district, wbusemincM bittetr.e" ard c! jry in that pat liadnow only ir.tnc!l frionlhlp and ljvoforourglnnous country. Aprluse.j

The Ccair decided the r'Iat of ordr welltaken aid the paraersth was roi out TheHouse tba took a res until 8 o'clock lorthe consld traaoa of rni.ta tehsioa bills.

The of the House Committeeon Appropriations which inveftleiited the

s of the World's Fair submittedthIr report to ih House this afternoon. ThetepTt compliment the manaee-- s of the lairen thel'w.r. t)Ilng it "a worthy tritutetothe s aid enterprise of the wonderfulcity cf the Northwest." The estimated Incomeof th rair that H. U. HIcsinbotham fiaanc alagent, cave to tb conmitwe was Jj5.VJf'.:jS5:eijea-lit-re-

. i'J2.47u.ll3. The committeemake the following- - eaticatea- - Keeeipts.

expenditure. iiy3iau. Up toMay 1. KsJ.t..e cccraitte eftiraate the ils

ct Jlu7tXi.llj; expesdlturea. 15.- -t,'4'-,Jl-

The cor-mlt-fe recommend that the Derart-ne- nt

of Toreicn ACal'S shouli be abolishedand it d.t.e dltcbarced under direction ofthe rtr-"to- r GceraL . U officials on the lfcalUrd by the I'citeJ btatea, toeetberwlth'l.i-'- a f departments.thou i L- -: to fxed t. a year.and t Ste.Cl Charces oflavomism u lerJne of oonxracuwer madebut not siiti fnei.

The eomrn'ttee :n ccaelnslon expree" with-out th-- !r c -- tdccj la tha atsured(uecso of tas x:tion.

The rots la the Hou! yesterday asalasttheI EUtid amesdment tott Sundry Civil 11J U' recarded as the ead ' the f.--t t..Tt.-ccina-

I aaoiemect .a ttotre.-- : iti - Tve- - theI Ire coirac Iead- - r i ti t, , Jthat tfc UUad am.n K,.- -t e- - - i i r lt2l'?'': & tt..-&- t T ;v u -- . -- mw-.iI.-rtanlnsthe unijEi ' .VLthjrdsofve L.M...VJ- -, t11t,':

tot toU .r, -- r, :v u, iCjachanjeofrriDMr-.- - --, ' I t oflt. .iujermea. It merely tr ' r v r.J c ty Jadro.ute-e.- j j ' fr-'r- V'tenalned cot tomke t esi.te ', - "V uIssue at tie present t(- -

The Hois Cmmitt - I't:J r-- .i - I

,trv-J-r re;te4 we i 1 t i; . " .JUJ ter month to Mar-'-rr- , ; H.Vw lorkcnthu erut.d that Ur-- i nt J. .lUle-- J to the Pctjon Bureau fn itLt'.za. '

fet aj Xlrokea ck.Holtoik. May Ott-- Dr. S. A. Mi.-.cn- y, as.

e!ste-- l by Dra. Crp-nt- er. Enijhu.and Wittered, yesterday eetthe broktr. ttf Mrs. Mry A. Wiiliamf, 70 years oil thedU!oat-- d her ceck by a fall ca las: fiturdiyIt &3 sut ;ose--i at the time that she f .' '. ,,

H ctira few mlnctfai.aad no doctor i i.r..J pn.; i n Tues.'isy lit. Mahstvywa ,, !

I Is a- - 1 u cistajatloa was held. The trird3 cem-i- i rtebra was dislocated, and the f.e1 icrfo. r tbocnt there was a flight ,l:i- - ofI rcclar the dislocation. TheyI I'-.Ii--i xr- - hri into place, and Mrs.

Mlhams is aMet coveher heaj. iad t.dsfairtorwt'.ver

A Ctrl GaJllr "t Hoa4 Itecrre AlurJrr.-

Ei-- o, . Md, JUy ia-nar- riet Fmi'J:. a 1.ftut.i ectore-- i e''-w-as ccavlcled beret- -day if murder la the second decree. r.eKJ n- -j her father, Ti.oc-.a-a emith. aboutto t. itfcs ac by tuttlsc aiaecla la the tea- -tvt i.l to kill her brother HtztT.'r'v- - rjf-fo- d to a4coniayhertoafaii.Jt IS. wat the only Us drtaker In aeracily a, fcappe:l tbatherfitherttTUxbt. j t --l lile tra that day, aai driik it btlurtI -- i am home.

I " - InglVi aftaMtrttilI ,ur lni rJQ.-Ormv- itm Whtu ofreeerraj orders from1 iT resterjfay to ieari. fr Kew Orlraca. a JwltcJxclvrtl5 0'cIocUiijrj.trciiii

.ir noons.

Itrlrr Biewa f Imaartaat a4 latcreetlagw l"aalleatloaa.

The word "Donnellona." the title of axol-tim- e

concerning Mr. Icnatlus Donnelly II. J.tcl.ulte K Ca. Chicagol. la to divided on thecover as to (tlve the book the appearancs ofbelie a hpanlsh novel. Ones the volume Isopened, however. Its complete and profoundAmerican character become" Immediately ap-

parent "Donneliana" Is made up of asketch, the work of Dr. Eyerett W.

1'ish. and of numerous etlsrammatla extractsfrom Mr. Donnelly's poetical and prose writ-In- s.

It Is not easy to determine whether thebiographical rait should or should not bepleasing t j the subject of It-- We are ratherinclined to suspect that It should nob Illsstrong work In Ita way. and certainly In thepoint ct Quantity the Doctor has affordeslenough to indicate his willingness to serveMr. Donnelly to the llmlta of natural eadur-anc- o

and of the ink bottle: still, if it shouldwe r be our fortune to have a biographer, weshould prefer to have one who would refrainfrom faylrc of any person's malignity, even ofan enemy's, that "It had about it theingrained flavor cf the tomahawk acdthe scalping knito." Mr. Donnelly him-

self Is capable of strong phrases, aswhen he remarks of a gentleman camelKing. " Ther sits tho oophltlc Bill King. withhis tall over his tack, surrounded by the un-approachable atmosphere of his own

reputation:" but he Is always care-ful about the integrity cf bis metaphor, so faras we hao n able to discover. This boo!:,however, certvlnlr serves the main purpose cfr biography la making us acquainted, with acrest deal concerning Mr. Donnelly. It tellsof hi ancestor, of bis lmmedfate family, ofhis work at the law and at journalism, of hislecturccf his labors la politics. IncludingAlliance politic, of his books about man be-fore the deluge, about the prehistoric Icedrifts, aid about the Shakespeare crypto-crai- a.

and of bis battles with 111 King acdthe numberless other oppressors like him.The biography lathe reootd of an active andhopeful life, and the poetical and pro ex-

tracts are vtdecce of a generous, a prolifican Inquisitive, a fanciful, acd a sentimentalmind.

The poetry of Mr. Budyard Kipling recom-mends itcelf because, for oce thing, it takesthe trouble nearly always to tell an Interestingstory, aad because, for another thing. It hasplenty of phrases which are odd and strong.It Is swinging and reckless, and that Is rathera good Quality In potry much better therethan la criticism, whither Mr-- Kipling occa-sionally ventures to cirry It "Ballads andBarrack Rood Ballads' (Macmillan A Co.)contains thoo of thU writer's verses whichare already familiar, and a cumber which arenew. h'olody should miss the poem called"The Gift of the StV'in this collection, andit may well be that such a ballad as " Tomlln-son- "

will serve to placate tcy Americans whohave ten offended by some of Mr. Kipling's re-

cent utterances, for it indicates that the pothas found people at home in Hcgland who arequit as disagreeable as those respcasitle fortho abominations dUcovored by him 1c thiscommunity. It is reaunng to know that" the naked soul cf Tomlinsoc' which " grewwhite as a bone" under the quss- -tioningof st Peter, aad which was denit-dev-n

in that place where, the poet iaiorms u. theinmates are packed "three oa a eH." be-

longed ia Its previous ftate to a geatlemaawho dwelt in Berkeley so.uur. London.

A story of travel of much more than t!-- In-

terest that ordinarily attaches to tortes of thekind may I found fa "A Girl's Winter In In-

dia." by Mary Thorn Carpenter Anson P. F.nnnd'lph A Co.'. The writer bar a f lmpl ai ieasy style that goes far to make her narrativeinteresting, acd she has. moreover, ca intui- -

live understanding of what it i worth wfcil

todrsenbe acd of the proportion of interestattaching to the various experiences of atraveller. Sne is fortunate in the sens whicheealles hr to keep ucne-re-sar- y lines outof hex picture-.- , and t create Irccreoionsdeftly acd with small apparent pains: and herreaders, moreover, are fortunate for the samereason. This very acceptable narrative isin the forra of letters which begin iaKarles and carry us through the

the sucr Canal, and all aboutIndia. It instructs us considerably, whileevkieg no rretensions of so doing. Thoughal.gbt picture, it is still within its limits a faith-ful one, and it has. moreover, the great ad-

vantage of being such a picture as is maleupon a mind in health and blcsed with over-Cowi-

cheerfulaes. When Miss Carpenfr jheard the story of a Hindu ia southern Indiawho was f eec to bovr down to thctombof aaEnglish General and make an offering ofbrandy and soda before it she. was moved tomake a cote of the circumstance. We are cladthat she was. It is the spirit indicated insuch an Inclination which zcakirstcr book easyto real

The humor which concerns itself with acoEn and a cadaver is apt to be abominable,and it is abominable in Mr. Bret HartVs story." Coknel Ftarbottle's aieut" the first acd themost considerable In a volume of tales by thisauthor (Hocchton. MICia ACaL Without thisgreat offence, and aavinc an unfortunate lapseinto a quite impossible kind of seatimectalheroics- following closely upon It tils wouldbe a fine story. It opens in charming style acdends in a vision of hashish. The other tales arelighter acd if for no other reason than that

they omit offensive features better. "At PiceGearing School "Is a characteristically goodstory, acd the tame may be said cf a numberof the others.

It is hardly remarkable that a writer cf theproclivities of Mr. Edgar Ealtus should be at-

tracted br such a subject as the luxuriousvices of the Bomans under the lav r emperors.HU book. "Imr-eria- l Purple" (Morrill. Hlg-gtn- s

& Co.. Chicago), is a series of sketchessetting forth in high Eclrus colors the splen-dors and the tlgbjlnks abominations of dis-

tinguished Soman society from the time ofOssar to the time when the barbarians cameIn and ejected what Mr. Eaitus calls "theagony." Of courw the author remembersMessalina and Paustine and the rice for whichthey stand, and dwells upon them with con-

siderable particularity: acd it mut la fair-ness ba siid. too. that he reprehends ths wikk-edce-

of these ladies after he has sufficientlystated It To any oce who recalls the lan-

guage la "Mary Magdalene." the dicticcia"Imperial Purple" will seem to be a littlechastened. It remains, however, character-istic We recogaUe our old fneai " frenetic"end though "vertiginously" seems to have

ta dexortd and a complete cheek has beenput upoa the "hemorrhage of the settingsun." we fled stiU that Caar was "wellgroomed." and that is a suSckct evidence cfthe old familiar hand.

Cf the skill and charm which tb Bt.ward E. Hal is arustoaed to put into hisfariss there U hardly teed to t Etcttcviel reader Is aware of them, "cytfl Enox:c Hvme Again" (CaiseUPubllshlasCorapAny)

' . tie story cfaa American widow who return' U m seven-yea- r sojourn la Europe to be d- -i

' :Ui w.th tie fruit and tho plumbing af-- 1

i:iri in her native ccsotry and to carry-- ei.natttecor.clasJoaof thelovk. Asprigat- -

.J.'elartallettle- -.'. second

ty).'.-- . Clark bell President of th4'ewTorkMeJico-Leg- Eode'r. Is published by tl.eaut-.i- r in a lirnittd ciitisn of COO copies. It isreals us of aidres&es delivered by Mr. B!Ibefcrs th society, and Is embellished withnumerous prtra.t. It Is dedicated to Mr.David Dudley F.t J.

"It Came to Pass." ty Marr Parley SanbornfXe Sbepard. Boston). U aa American novel.cleverly written, viith aa agreeable humor,contain::- - a p.easant love story, acd takingnot of billiards, baseball, and ptbsr mattersthat lctataat Bcartonlan and American InEaaaraX,

"Oa the Rack." by William C. Hudson (Cas-aa-U

PmUiailnr Ootapaay. U a story ewtticrforth and ultimately elucHatisr a Kw Tcrkpo'ice mystery. It is an ingerJous story, toldwithout vtiblvcc and interciUaa to read.

From tho Casse! Oompaay hare also"Helen Brent M-- D a Social Study," anotherAmerican tale, by an anonymous author, and"The Sinner's Comedy." a slory by John Oli-

ver Hobt-e- . both Issued la the "Unknownlibrary."

Of other flctloa newly published we note"The Yellow fcnake." by W. It. Bishcp. and "AMember of Tattersalls." by Hawley Smart(Lovell Cnnrell A Co.): "All for Jack." by JuleeOaretie (Rand. McNally A Co.): "Canova.the Courier." by David Fkaats Foster (J. aOgllvie; -- Wrongs to Bights." by Charlotte B.

Van Woglom in. n. Lounsburyt and "A Win-

dow In Thrums," by J. M. Barrle, and My

Guardian." br Ada Cambridge (M.J.Ivers A

Co--b

"Walden's Stove Trade Directory forl8f2-r- rI publlhd by C C Walden A Co.

"Meteorology: the Weather Map aad theBain Maker." Is an essay br Mr. Isaae P.Note, published In pamphlet form (Joseph IPearson. Washington).

cr.ctt.iA cncncitiLL's Aorzxivniz.

There .Ire Brnlaea ta Iter Hack aad Arm,aa & Bay boni On Birwaa liar.

Cecilia Churchill, the daughtergIB. J. Churchill, who wandereJ away fromher home at Hall place and 167tb street aboutnoon on Wedneday. and was found W milesbeyi-n- d Sew Rochelle by the police of thatplace, was brought home last night br herfather.

the is a small child, with a round chubbyface, and a defect In hor speeoli which makesher loath to Ulk. Her ndentures frightenedher t a Jly. and her parents have not yet learnedbow she get so far from home. The shortestwar she could have walkd to Sew Bochelle isat leat twolve miles. She had gone cut topkkwild Cower, and at night when she didcot r turn thirty or more persons scouredthe woods with lanterns, feht was traceda far as Wen Chester Tillage. Fhe had teenseen in West Farms with her hands full ofwild flowirs. and had discarded the Cowrrs(crastick when she reached West Chcjjt-r-.

At It o'clock on Wediedr clpht the SewRochelle police found the child. Ihev karceJwho she was from the newi ar-e- SIantlirthey had sent the child to the almshousa laEAMvlew. near Tarrytown.

When she reached the a'mshous the at-tendants discovered a bruise on her left armand another oa her tack. Her hand wasscratched alo. and after much qcestioilristhe child said same one had struck her. ThlIs the only thing which Indicates that she fe'linto evil handi on hr Journey, and thesmarke may be th result of a fait (.edna sfather Is a naiufacturer of gas and electri;Slxtures at liU est Twenty-t.'t- h street

TUX IL r. REOBGASIZATIOS.

Ttie rropov Oppoaltloa to Cea. ThomasBora ol MalrrlalLra.

The members cf the Stockholders' Ccmmit-tc- e

have cot yet formulated the suggestionswhich they will make to the meeting to beheld cext Mccday afternoon of the stock-holder, of the I.ichmocd ted Wett PointTerminal Company.

With so many chvt.es of secuntie to b dealtwith the talk of allottias the burd-- n to beborne Dy tho-- e to which it I cf paramountimportance that the system shouli be main-tained in its entirety, is ncce'sar.ly a d.racultone. Each class has to b cciidrd sprate-Ir- .

Th se that w uld be tceSted by fure-cl'-n-rs

cannot t ask-- o make Sicri2s.coae,u-n:'- y acy cntnbu'i ns that arecece-Mr- y a.ust t-- as keJ of thnvjthatWiU b- -

jia-- 1 ut-o- n a b:t-- r footing by advances forwhiih there vrUrroba,r to tfivea a sentywhich In ''me wiU sho" a f ir margin .fprofit to th holder

Soth?u;htof f t"i componntof the sytem has and

no -- uch suggestion wil1 te m.de ia the reportc the comm'tte- -. With redacts flxei chargeand :t-- 2 ttt.nc d't for. friend-o- fthe thsybave a ir.Tptro.sfutur t'or-th"m- .

it i proposed to .iir.aicsreaie t) e riebracadTrra bsU l.ichmoC'l ani bnUMiie. aci Licor- -

c Pac 3" -- "'way m'oor.e r nany. nu is-- 1

fuv a cwO toci for th lil.hcKUdT"n.Ini. . eol!atral trus 5. and to smextent the prferre-- i stock. The terms oawh eh thecomEtrte wil! surgpst thvt theei hinges shall be msde hae not benat .lutely dtermlct Th- -

cempaay will have control of tne East Tennes-see, k ircinia and Georgia, and Georgia Cen-tral Iuiilways throuch it--, majtnty ownershipof the stocks of these companie.

The meetins of Rockhoide-- - orp"vl toGt-n- . Thorns was to hav t,ea hdd yefterdy.

On!ythr jrfour r- -r ni"d to theca!i for a emetine at the o2e of Messrs. JohnBiof-igoo- -i A Co. ystr4ay tlurcc-3- c of stock- -ho'dT oppos to iiea. Ijmt mthe day tins mceticc wis cj.fci a cnf-r-sc- vof a !tv 'ecuniy h'-l- ni .: to-- "i.'l tt ata c wi.l reaijy t h Id on Monday orTces-ia- or some other day of next week.

llallroaa ote.A Chicago Grand Jury has indlte-- i a numVr

of railrui t.ekt "okf r- -. or ecUr-r- s.' '. rviolation of the law ethers thanachorir- - sz. nt fraur d tsll tx-k-

J"h n-- v! Tru-- t r.psny ha treucht asuit .a cnlcago similar i. oce nlcd ic tti city

it: . foreel n '. a mcrtrace offlf.r"M.iocth prTryof thC"-ltd;tat-s

lio'-in- sto-- k C mp-an- eerttfl- -

cati lor tlfA'J-'- J navn btec isuud by thereceiver.

At a metine yet"rday tf ofthe Reorganiration Commute of the aa An-tonio and 'Kansas P3Baliroad Companyand of bondholder, who had cot accepter theterms of the ilan a settlemant was reachedwhich will ecabl th cominittee to proceedwith the reorganization.

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EASTERN PERU,

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DECORATION DAY, 1

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Ctxa. Jaaa Iaj lifted dAstxrd. Afrl itjtara.

1'r.ia.i art !r1td t artal tit faatrai fras Itriutro tta t 1 Ext: '.TaaS-in- aa at. CaiardAy att jo o 0 k. Ait lr. i-- Xary a Ctarci At tccik

rcliUin.-- 0 Xaf SX l&Z. at Kta-ark- X. I.Ot-- rt Ekeru u td M ytxra.

Jiitala art iai..l w attred tit fsatral froai titrt.du cf tJ tasiitr in-- 204 1SU ar, caTctadAf ferttoca. Xty 24. at t edict, atfl frwaf. Xa-- B.C ctk.

rENTO..-"aPl-iar-t'li''- rt-t lUrtford.C.aa. liAti rata afd7 jtAra.

7nial "t lar rl t Atvttt laa fcxtral frcta Itaust r,.fta-- . - Ertad 05 afurta.HtltKI

n.TNN.--Atrf.-- 5rt llyst. tea of baaitl aolfjuMttf raa.a;rJ20ytartaalSiattaa.

yraa:t jria! t atlaal lit faatrA. froas titr- -. ja ti ! jrx.ti.M liudtca tt, fatar-ia- r

( noa ai a SO c c- -k. Aid fun su ftitr'sCtckat e'e-r- fk. wltrt t--n taaax Ji U tift:

ris..-O- a Tairslay. XAy lb lfrM. al HcUkta. .

3 . flcsAi J. ttt cf Jotrr. aal tat la it Cor--

t:i I .ta. 42 jtara.raata. trcra ku lata rti.ltac. 23 lot st,JUtla. d- - satarlty fra. aa. It tttwtarl-aic- f Ctat Cauckat lOCclco. kt an.,ai txAxt ct rHkitea vis ta tetrad for Ik rt-t- tt

cf kU test, Inurtatet al Carrary CtotUry.rol.f-A- . --'- s Siy 1 la A trxr City, X.J,

Mary That- - " ' lft r-- af 1 M ytars aadPtatt'lL

yntaft a: laTtsadto atir.d lit ftttial frtaktrj.lt r -- tat, tTSO-a- ti it, ca Ssaday afttn.wlja. cic.

CttaOT.-- ot TatralAT raeratB. May l. iavl.atktr ui rttaa.ca. 1U Eaal SCt at. CalittnCrady ti Ulotad wtft ' Crady

Pcacra. saiirdAriaeTBia May 21. at!0)oclockiaM s.krE'i Ckaret. Eaat 2 u txltnarnt IB

fAliAry ttiatttry Tfcr itlaiint aad frwalaU littr"l arc lariltd It x'.'.tLd.

ekrnE.-- Oa tkt Ifta Uat, M Mraaalyav BarsaaaOattt, aftd at ytata aad 4 nulki

Prltads ar larlttd loaiund tnt fuDtral oafantayantra 000 at 3 o'clock from tee Ttmai laraalCkarcb. Lafaytiu ar. aai Bedford ar. Uttrmatat Sa,ra rttlda

nATKIlK. C'n May IB. ISM. at Jitwark. !. J.tlortar E. Ilalrick. artd 20 ytara.

rrttadt at lartttd to attend tl frota kerlatt rttidtnea. 27BoatB aU. on Saurday noon at13 ovlwk.

RECKKRT.-O- n Tanrsay. Mxy 1. 18!X at B

Marry it, Xtriitn. Ccaa, Mra. aareata Utcktrt,atd 0 ytara,

rrltndt art tntiud to attend tit fcntral frea kerUU reatdesc. 6 MBtry lU aa Ealsrday n

at 4 o'eock. aad from St. Joka't Lalaaraa Ciaielat 4 SO o'clock.

Al'K!iON,-- Of t&eaaotla, al Glea Clrrt. Tatra- -day. lrtt taiu boala B. Jackson, In bit 2frta ytar.

raaerai at St. Faars Centra. Glen Cora. Sob.Car. 32d loit. at 2 o'clock P. M. r.eUllTti aadtntadaart tanic-- to attend. Camafu wU rat-t-t

train .tartar tn- - Xaland aty at 10 A. X.

A&Jrtw dole tea.J.Jctepatat

Etta aytd SO yeart.rrendi Are larlted la attend tit taneral rrca ker

latt rttideaet. 211 Filnnoost ar. oa Ssalay afer- -

cooxi. Xay 22. at 3 o'civck. XatertaaBt at raza&aatCtatury.

Kr.ll.llACK.-0- -l TSirilAy. May 19. at NewBritain. Cora. Anton CeUkack.

laterntat al rAtfnw Catery.LATOItur.-1- n Brcoklyn. May IP Artair. trfaai

son cf Jca-t- a aad Lla'tit Latorre. Aftd 2 maatlxaad Id dayi

lYietdi ar lnrtted to attend it fatrl fria ttretldeact .f axreati. 409 Hizt-- n at. ca fatardayfcra.nAt 20ocy;k. tatcraaeal At

LnnMAN.-OnMay- lT lt-- At 3'VT ty. X J.AdcIL G. XjekcaAn. rd32 ytai aad 11 raatat.

rntadi art Invited to Attend tit tr rerAlfrca Italaurtalteacc&iCo-er-d it,ca fautixr. m21jt,ai 6 o clork A. M, aad fr.a St Jcua 1

(.Alb'-ll- CLirca at Iatreat at CarraryOr lattery,

I.OX1.-C- B Mcnlay. Xay 1 1I at Jer-- y City.J. Edvardd Let.? artdlSytAn

rnendt ar Inrited to attend tit faaeral from kitIau rcaUtaoe. 15 12ta tt, oa tortnooaat lOo dock aadtroa ru LU-la- 1 EoxAaCalboUlCls-- c at 10 3Jo clock.

L4I.NGXF. Ki lfiv? at in twarktt. Ectokta. PUixb.an

Fneads are tartied to attend tit f merit frora kerlate raaldenc. IStfi evark it. on &ar.day at 12UJ0 clck, aad frca' limy lat.&ctnta Clarta at 1

oclck.Z,TatAN.-O- a Ttanlay. Mxy . lja. at lUBri-taacl- a

it.. Xtrldca. Conn. Xra. W. W. Eytaxa. d

7 year.Frwada ar Invited ta atuad tl fiaeral fraa aer

Uie rrtidtaca, IK Erltxaau a:, ca SxtcrdAyat 2

afALONt, CaTacraday.Mayl? Ifoi. AnnXaloa.belted wlf cf rntrick Xjuoat, ar-'- d L yean.

raaerai froa ktr lata rea.dcact, to: Eckfo-- d rt.Gretc;ccaU aa Sa&CUr. Xty 22. at 2.SQ o c.w-a- . toti. Aaia,ayCkarca. Manlxsua at. Solemn llflaaxia. Xoadxy taoratar. al So clock. BlAtlTeanltneada are Innted to attend. Inumeat la Cxlrary

Xaf ker aaal rat la aAy.JaIlI.I.EB.-- At 434 Eaat 1C:1 it. Xary MOr. be-

loved vift cf Henry XHer. are! 27 yeAra.raaTAi ratarday. MAy 21, at 2 P. X.

MOltnil.1.. Oa TtandAy Xat i at piaabary.Cera, at tl tc.e cf ker Aa.-'- Xra. S, X.Toaat XrA Sajxn A. Xcr-t- J. axei 74 yexn

yneada ae tartitd 10 xneal ttt fsnerAi from tttretidenw tf ker dtarlie- - Xrx. a. X. Tcaar. ci 6xcrdAy Afternoon a; 2 c.c.ck

SfOKUIa.-O- a Xat 20 la2. CkAr W. Xorrt-ac-

rtd 24 jexre.PetatiTee Asl fneadi

et at ku fxta.r a reileace. 22dWeat Mtb it,oaS.dayat TI X.

JJOXT.-- Oa Xay 19. 12. at Po--t CkMter. X. T,r.Mia Q.. vit cf tie u ccoasa Xo't.

Ir.eafa e lamtl . faaerel oa ttrat4ace cf Xjj Horta, cT;f W.ra AaiurciA ca f day xdte-a- o n a: 2 3j o cl:k.

MfKPnT 03 Kxy 1? 1SS2. A. .a-l- . AnnaXcr,-l- y dxcl:tr cf ;S xad Aaa X:r?ly aftd1 rA.--

ynealtA-- e Iaril--- I to a'leal tie faaeral fron tteretj'tae cf br jAreatx.en rjdta at. ca SxitrdxTfcr-- at v o'el ek

JleDONAI.I) --On Xat 20 1..2. al CxTtaJTrtod.Jjtzic !.aa1 :. Jwt-r- a KctwUa.d. act: cf jAsea7. aai Xatj aed 1 year Aad xa',atla

fneaca atb ravt-e-d ! e fca-r- al froa 11

ret.lta- - cf Lu aar-at- a. 41 IiAac:k at, tn;ItJid dy. en SatdAy. XAy 22 At 3 P X iaar

OKT(lJnEK.-O- a yrtday. Xay21 Al.SewaaTer,Conn, Ona-;l- e aft--1 rJ yeara.

TVeail are tcrtled toal-eoltf- faa-r- frca tteret.cecce cf ala faller. 1 pltrr-if- ll toart. ca Sax- -

Cay a'lTrxooa a: 2 5 tlk trc -- u Xary i Clard.a: 5 o cick.

OTKA.MIEB.-- !: 3 oa lie i?- - Ineu- -

wi a Jala aca cf .Ia- -- tait-- 1 1 yta- - aai 3

Prltcdi are lart-e- to Aileal te f.aerA. fr-- a titraidtac of tie ;arata. 117 2f . ca SxiardArAfteraoca ai 2ocloc at 1

Pl.rK EY. Oa frlAy. Xat :o :c,2. a: Ita retvdta't 144 Wet 7ntb it, Ste;tea h. Iackaey. latie tl year c ata axett,ee cf faaeral lertAfter.

rtBcri.1 Ca Xay 20. . al ( N J.y try . Je cf tie Ute "jab ce .

Pnetsi at- - BTllef to tl- - faa -- a. fra !;

ix-- e rea 4ee-e- . 17 T aa. a X atxy .

At b o clc-c- And tr.u tit ti'u.'ia: - o co'k.

UAKO- .- alaa-alay.X- IS. l'ti a:Ca.ctl Clare salo, wt cf Ixaitao A.tl - Jtx--&lice of faeerAl lertafter.

6CIII.MA.. On Xxy IS. I.-- . at Ora-f- e . J.Xa-- y A Etalraaa. axrd 7S

Pnada art lar-.tt- to atteal tie faat-- a, titItr dxaflter. IsO u, llu

f'teac-- a At o clock.SCILLI Alter UI rettiB-- , 4S Wi-t- li it,

Cxilenae A, tiif tf LZrir-- fee y atrldAari.crcf tie J" Peter Clatca.

Bit O.NO.-O- a Xxy Is "i.C at ."tlcy C ty J.Edvard eaxaaoa, wed 54 yeAra.

Pneadl Art .ari:l to Allai tte an- - fr-- n ttaIxtereiideare, lac NerAra at. Hca-- aca. ca Saa Jayafttraocn at 2 o c

8IEBER.-- & Taara.ay. Xay 1 CaarAJeiaxder i earr. aed J.3 yexn

faaeral froa kj U:t rendeaee. Gatteatrtrr trcrarrraaka ar. aad lat u- - X J. en Xay 22,

nirt8INCLE Y. On Tasraday Xay IP at 244 Ttrk it,JeltyCty. Ca;u hxaael ty, eed70 teara.

lateraeat at St. Ix-- XcBTAru.-Salfea.- y. liy Xay 20 arf 1 yetra-tvlvi- a

w aiaiartoa ljorrd tea of faaalaad tl Uie 3. Sla.l

rsctrala-rtice- a ai tit rrftdeact cf nil ia;:ler. SS

Exl 7ita it. taadty, Xay 22, at iu x. X.STEELE.-- Oa rrtfAT. Xay 20. J.atb CcBrtuc

TLare. rjt cf Tket;kux B. rvee'a and daaxttvrcf S. Leaaard Tlerla"-- la tit Slit year cf ktr art.

Paa-r- at (rriee aai tateracnt at TVuttaiirTt, Px,ca Xctdxy tlttd-diait- .

tSTJ.'v EN-.-- Oo Xay 1, 182, at Brockiyn. Xra.Crar'lc Mertax

yxatrx, fr.a Cract Clarca, neti it. Brockly. at2 P X. ca sxtarday. tie 2IH ;aiL

TEVE"ON". Oa Wrdatxdax, Xar 1. 1S12. At

Br'ifeto-i- . Ccaa. Jakn Stertat-- a P. T Bxraaa'acoxckaxai ard dl itar.

fntadt ar luniad ta attend tit faae-- friakltUie roi.dtace. 24l Ilarral at. oa rAiarf ay fo-- tz.'x,a at 4 c'CvCk. aal frxu Sc AC4tBtCaarck at y t c--

KT. d Ultra. On tkartday, Xay 11 at RsaVary. Ccaa.. Baltn SU Jtr, da.nter cf ,rt3ru J. la. idle- - ab aaeaa tf 14 tetki

rr.eafi a- jjTHtl to aiusd lit faaeral frca titrtx-lta-ce f ker t ttltr. uaa. cc S.tar-Ca-

after-.o-.- -j at 2 Cc--

Bl'lUVA..-- x Pr.cay. May . 142, at UArlford. C if.tt Satxa. xjid 3 jtara.

raaerai yr vale.XWaTUatxl.-a.a- y J J xi t'a acne aie Brijl'ca.

Stxua:xaad.Ed'ArdTryferf. a,ed Myeari. traxt A aaja. IrtUal.

mux rtaixy a; 2 P. X.yt n.N VI A.N.N.-- cx Xay 1. al Jeraty City. Jo;b

1te.aA.t, jcxri JraiLllt xa; tcajxrr.tala art jaiitel to atteas tit faaeral frca Uji in leaf, ltd rut it. ct S.atay af.erav-- c ai i

Sxck'.x. ;atraaiat at i Tia tay Ceuttary. '

WKiTonTH,-'- a Tlaredxy. Xay li..xt Hartfcri a, Coatt- -' w .t, alftif ej-.- t

E WtalTt.-.-l. a,--' 71 yeAra.yritattart iarfed txtuaj til ftaerid frsa 13

EttrtAtAT cxSaurCay ad .era eta at ltaa--ItTxJilON.-O- a May 1 u Lyca r.x aa. v t.:;rr

Cca,IxxlUA.dAlitrcdJ. i aalcArr. V u.ci,Atd : jtxrt xad tacatkL

Pr--t Jl xrt invited ts Atleid tie f:Btra. 'ra Here ,

deac cf ktr art at at lyta j rtalXA. ca faiardajartt-x'c- xt 2 o c