Deaths

Albert Visel aged 7 tuonths died Aug. 7. Buned yesterday afternoon st 2.30. Mrs. Catherine Haley died Aug. 4th, aged 78 years. The fuDeral took place Monday morning. Frank, infant son of Geo. and Catherine Buil died Aug. 7th. Buried on VVcdnesday at 1 p. m. Mrs. Wm. Kay died in St. Louis Mo. Bemains brought here and buried Suuday afternoon at 3 o'clock . Adele Leslie of Webster township died in Detroit Aug. 4th. aged 27 years. Buried Monday at 2 o'clock. Emory, infant son of Justice and Alioe Nixon of Ann Arbor township died Aug. 7th. Buried yesterday morning at 10 a. m. Alfred Thomas, oolored, who has cooked ut the Oook house for the last 15 years or so, died early Saturday morning. He had been troubled for some time with erysipelas. Deceased was 52 years of age and leaves a wife and two ohildren. Funeral took place Monday afternoon at two o'clock. The colored masons attended in a body, Mr. Thomas having been ono of their membtrs. Ellen, wife of John Keenan, died Wednesday evening, after a long illness. Mrs. Keenan was an old resident of Ann Arbor, and for many years was engaged in the millinery business in the opera house block. About a year or more ago sbe failed in bealth since wbich time she was conflned to the house more or less. Airs. Keenan leaves a husband, a mot her and sister, together with many friends to mourn her loss, as she was a most excellent and devoted wife. The funeral was held this morning at 9 o'clook, from St. Thomas' cburch, and the reraains were followed to the grave by many mourning (rienda.