In Memoriam

James Quinlan, one of Aun Arbor oíd residen ts and a very worthy man died nt his home 011 Fuller st., last Satur ihiv of consumption. He was abnut ti. years of age, and leaves two daughters and two sons, grown to man's estáte Funeral services were heli yesterday froin St. Thomas' Church. The St. IjMwrence Catholic llenevolen Society t their meeting July lOtli, '88 thripujrli the undersigned committee unanlmously passed the íollowing reso lutiODS: Whkkf.as. It has pleased Almlghty God to remove Irom our mhlst our most worth; feltow roeiuber. James pululan ; Therefore Resolved, That we can truly bear testlraony to the Cbristlan vlrtues of our departe( friend, hls strict integrlty of character. 1{1 unassuralDg manuers have endeared hlm t all wlth whom he was HKSoetnted, more jar tlcalarly to the members of thls society. Resolved, that weeztend oursympathy ant condolence to hls bereaved fmnlly am frlends. In thls, the hoor of thelr trouble and attllctlon. RetolceJ, That a copy of these resolutloDS be published Ín tho Aun Arbor papers am thut copy be sent to the famlly of the de ceased, GEO. HANUSTKKKER, JOHN O'BRIEN, KDWAHD DUFKY, Coramlttee. U'liile John Doody, who Uves about 4 miles from Dexter in the township, and f'amily were taktng breakfast one day last week, a person unknown cut the screen door of the front room, reached In and iinhookeU the door, and went to a bureau drawer and took a pocket-book containing $¦!" In money, and some silverware and made off. No clue.