Mrs. Christina Lutzenberger died at her residence, 333 West Third street, (Dayton, Ohio) Saturday (June 5, 1886). She was born in the Kingdom of Wirtemburg, Germany, but emigrated to this country with her Parents when quite young. Her husband, John C. Lutzenberger, died ten years ago. Thirteen children were born to them eight of whom, six boys and two girls are living. She has been an invalid for the past six years, but bore her affliction with Christian fortitude untill death at last ended her suffering. Her funeral will take place from her late residence, Tuesday.

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Funeral of Mrs. Christina Lutzenberger took place from her late residence, 333 west Third street, this morning. There was a large attendance, and tearful eyes were an evidence of how deeply the friends and relatives felt their loss. Impressive services were held, both in German and English, after which the remains were interred in Woodland. The floral offerings were of unusual beauty and elegance. Noticeable were the following; "Gates ajar," from the Smizer Club. The piece was a large one made of White Carnations studded with roses and Pond lillies and surmounted by a white dove; a large crown of white carnations surrounded by a golden band of Marshal Neil roses. Then there was a fan o white flowers resting on an easel, and in the upper corner of the fan was perched a dove, looking down on the words "At rest," in purple immortelles, another noticeable piece was a pillar of the white, with the word "Mother," in purple on it.