Obituary.The fun eral of Mrs Calophy, nee L-na Abriez, will be held lo day at two o’clock from St. John’s church.Karl, the little four year old 6on of Mr. and Mrs Alorzo Haworth, died jr-s-'erday of brain fever. The funeral will be held to-morrow at two o’clock from ♦he Walnut Street Baptist church.A youthful son of Mr. and Mra. T. J. Peter,on died Friday at their home, No. 11)01 Funck street. The funeral will be held this afternoon.Dr. E Iwin S nclair died at Burlington, Iowa, on the 10th of April at 6 45 a m. of lung fever. He was born in the town of Berkshire, Franklin county, Vermont, September 11, 183J, and was married at the same placu to Mns Nancy (’aaplin on January 1G, 1853. There were six children born, viz: Lydia Ann, nowMrs. McCollum, of Paols Kan., Rev. James A Sinclair, of Riverside, Iowa; Mra. Zoa A. Reno, of Detroit, Mich ; Miss Marv A. Sinclair, of Council B'.ulTs, Iowa; arid George Edwin and Lsota M w io arc eTill with their mother in this ci y. They were all prts.nt at. the funeral except Mrs. McCo’bim. who was unable to get here in tune. He had been a resident of Bniington for the last three and one-half years, and had a large circle of friends, among whom In was well and favorably known. He k . always been s kind and loving husband and f.ther, and iiis loss is deeply rnnimed by his family. He had not lcen well all winter, and about two Week3 ago was stricken with lung fever and began sinking rapidly until bis dc.’h, w hich has come quite sudden and tint xported. During the lad hours of his iPnesr Le called repeatedly for his cLihir-.n and for hi3 little grandchild Ac! tie, of whom lie was very fond.The funeral sc’vices were hell at his re~;i lence. 510 Washington street, on Fr‘-day April 1:1 at 10 a. m . and were con-d- *lt;••! / liov. T. J Meylt; rs, assisted by Rev. Stociicr, I. D., of the First M. E church. The family desire tocxnrefa their l,e rl V.t th nks to the many friends v: o a't^nded the funeral, and for the kindness md .jyrapMby shown to them.