It i* our sad duty to record the death of Mis J. A. Algie, wile oi tin- cmci ined post iia-tir-f Arrow-town, at the early aite of X'> viiu-*. Swine two years ago the deceased l;-.ily i'iti'.p t'j Arrowtowu in perf.e.t health i,.s «as thought), hut fir the l:..st vear she; has been a gieat sufTeier from her head. Mrs Algie's clnerful face was nearly always innings! us until three months ago, when she vi as •. bligi il to remain ill doors. Never did wethii.k death was so near, and a great gloom was east over the t •wn when hri peaceful end was announced, 'flu: cause of death wis tumor on the brain. (Ircat sym patiiy prevails for the bereaved husband and sorrowing little ones, tlie oKust of whom is 12 years of a«e and the youngest li. Tin' de ceased lady, »ho was an exceptionally clever amateur act re.-?, was an esti-. nied m -mbei of the Anow Dramatic S-n-ii ty, the members of wh;i h carried her r< mains to ' he cemetery. where a peat number of fnnale fr.ends awaited. Smne b' aiilifu! wreaths were sent from all nuts, an ix'.r>»r.>dy pretty one hi itiii from the Drama'i-- Sn.-irty. The (uti eial was laigely attended. The Rev Blair conducted the Imnal -• • ivi ■•• uid rt-.e an im [hes-ive a hirc-ss.—('omiiiuiiie'itpd.
PICTURESQUE QUEENS TOWN.
