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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS.
Board OF superv isors.

fAe Board OF Supervisors met yesterday, the Pres
Amt, Supervisor Little, in the chair.
The Mayer In communication vetoing resolution
which appropriated $500 to George H. purser, for
vices Albany during the Of the Legislature
hast winter The principal objection which tho Mayor
raised that he had been informed by member OF
She Board OF Supervisors that the price axed by both
contracting parties only $50
Supervisor PuRoY deprecated the idea OF member Of
The Board making statement 10 influence his action.
Supervisor STEWART said the Mayor had acted very I'M
nriy IN TINS matter by placing mplicr coincidence ~
she integrity of only member Of the Board thereby I'm
plying that he had no faith in the others. whom he did
Supervisor BLUNT defended himself against tho attack
the previous speaker and said no saw no reason why
he could not cali the Mayor and state such facts
were within his knowledge, particularly when be was
sent for by the Mayor.
Tho ordered be printed officially any two
papers which the Clerk might wish 10 select
resolution OF Su ovvlsor Piunt WAS adopted, appro
pwiang thousand Eve hundred dollars fer the cor
lscon and completion Of the militia rolls and the
spptIons under the act creating the National Guard
Communication was read from the Park oom-
pisstoners, stating that they woud require one hun
dred aud Thousand three hundred and forty
enc dollars and seventy five cents for the maintenance
md government OF the Park for the present The
Taxes.
On motion, the or the Mayor vetong the
uton apNroprating $500 50 for ment Of the bin Of
Charles w. Baker for ng and stationery referred
- the Committee on Printing and Stationery
An invitation received and accepted from the Tan-
many Society asking the Supervisors to unite with them
- the celebration OF the Fourth OF July.
The usual monthly bills for work the Harlem Fridge,
amounting 81 900 presented and bectcd TO by
Supervisor TWEED, who sad there moro engineers
and superiniendents connection with the work than
ehore workmen.
After considerable discussion pro and tho matter
was laid and tho Board adjourned till twelve O'Clock
- Monday next.
Board OF Com m ssi0ncrs OF Health.
The Board Of Commissioners Health met yesterday ct
the Mayors Office The health officer, DR.. Gum, reported
the arrivals remarkably healthy that there Is only one
Instance Of ship arriving this year with ship foyer on
board that there have been Of yellow fever;
= fact that yellow fever not yet reliably reported
prevailing epidemically anywhere
The resident physician Dr. Sayre, reported that as 10
phus and typhoid fever there has been great improve
mont In the condition OF the city and noticed with com
endaton the improved condition OF the streets The
City Inspector tex Alderman Booe) reported that sofar
- the condition Of the streets concerned tho city
out Of danger. and that IL was his determination
% proceed vigorously with the work I'll the streets
shall be perfectly clean and henceforth he means TO
Keep Thorn He Is about 70 give special attention TO
having the cutters thOr0 ughly cleansod nd kept So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
G. BAKER 4 co, AUcrIONEERS.
As MAGHIfICBNr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT pUkLIC AUCTION.

AT PURLIC AUCTION.
RARE CHANCE FOR HoUSEKEEPERS.
This rny "wednesday. July !. mt l0ls o'clock,
Al the elegant West Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues
DRAWING ROOMS.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRIE. DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
COVERED WITH ER0GATEL -
or TIE RICHEST DESCRIPTION;
ErAGERFS. STATU.K r. MARBLE TOP. SECRETARY
BOOkCASE " RRORS, CABfEETS
RECOIGNURES, LACE CURTAINS CHANDELIERS
CHESS TABLE, CENTRE TABLE.
VELVET COVERS. sEvKEs CHINA VASES.
BRONZRS STATUARY. VELVET CARPETS &c.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORrE.
Richest nj anc. ion this season. elegant
legs and made 10 order by city makers all mo-
dern rosewood Stool satin Cover Cantcr
bury. Music Books; hall walnut Hntstand. OiclOth.
DINING ROOMS
Oak Buffet, Extension Table elcgant sets crystal and
ruby Glass Ware china Dinner and Tea Sets silver C0ce
Urn salyers Dinner and Tea ssrvce spoons Casters Cake
and Linen, Arm Chairs. sofas oval Mirrors Clocka
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bnreans H. dseads, Arm0re Gace
Commodes snie style Ionig XIV Hair Mattresses
Blankets Sheets walnut Sofas aud oval
back Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Eneravings
Toilet Chairs Curtains Shades: also all the Fur
nturc of servants apartments N B-The above elegant
residence sale. Inquire of auctoneors 20 Maiden lane
Parties wishing TO attend the sale will take Ffth or Sxth
STAGES Aston st Nicholas Metropolitan
Hotels leaving Sixteenth street, few doors from house
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTIoN koTIcE:-pEREMPToRY SALE OF
n ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
The properly Of family going TO Europe.
Is Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte.
Rich China and Silver Ware
r. ROTH, auct oneer. win sell this day wednesday,
July at tDI dock the Of the large residence ~
West Eighth street fCnon placed between Firth and Srtn
The ofthe house and
OF made order for present by cee-
batad city aud used but months The whole
VIII he sold peremrtorly rain shine Offering extra In
dsceniens IN plrchas
PAgLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suit rich French san bocael ami Turk
ish Easy Chairs Lounges TO match; rosewood Centre
AID Pier Tables Corner and Book stands TWEEN
lyon bronze Coit rich chna and Parian Vases Par
Tor hroctei and lace Curtains fine COL
lection Of OH Paintings kngrsvings large Mirrors Chan
delieGs.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTB
STOOL AND COVER. COST $500
ELEGANT instrument, with round corners, beauriuy
legs case with moIern improvements over
strung fun iron Frencn action. full seven octave
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Two solid baek walnut suits covered In French reps anu
satin de lame. rosewood Bedseads Bureaus Washstands
Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Rockers Cbars
Sofas covered In hairoth; Tea and Extension Tables;
Busts, rich French China Tea ruby and engraved
Caraf.s Decancrs Gohlets runbers Wines. Champagnes
Oast1s, Tea and Table Spoons, tine ivory Cutlery.
BCash deposits viii be required OF every purchaser
Furniture will be in attendance to cart pack or
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s ~ IS 49,
An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT on HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture Tor sale. Property 81 gentleman leaving
for Europe. Roscwooi riann0rte O for s175 in
Guiding Stool ard Cover rosewood Paror SUITS fp; two
sl35 Bur aus. Eugerra Ncdsieaje ding Ac Made to
order uscrfber Ml 70 sold satrinv. Appy 10
VI. MIDDLETON. u3 West 1wtHy.thrd street near erth
EIFuANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE fOp skrv
IL cheA-A teaustu gulid faTiur SUIT covered
rich French bfocatcl, Sven monhs
ago (Cost S25l W be sold for $50. IO nag.
MI rosewood octave raBofore for
Furniture 81 railur bedrooms Huu dnHg rCuu ~ aea
sacrifice fo Apry ~ 10 West tigth street between
Flfth ant sssh sVfnues
r,ffR vERy HIGuEr rPtCE WILL BR PAID IN
essh tor Na. ~ lHte. go sst. Betnsnt. q
W.gir ho3 to @.F a aute q. n. 40
Tafib hst We tfRNaN M. 4t-iNfiss waited nuon al
lasit d sd
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THIS argv aud commodore Hotel open for the reeriion
OF visitors araed In fun view the lake niies 10
-ngth) and the high mountain on the shores. frmins
cap the branch ~ the Green Mountains 7ae
Hotel mlcs from West BURKE Stat on the
ut rver and Psssumpsc Railroad and - accessible wa
Bellows Fails Wells river and the principal r,uses " the
While Mou mains
Visitors viii end this s:tFactve from ths fno
combination q AXE and mountain scenery. and furr.
elastic atmosphere
rnln1 10 Lake Meuphremagor tanaiA
Good accommodations Tor visitors families at moderate
rHtcs
The Train. A. BENls.
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An Organ Out Of Tune.

10 the Editor II The ". T. Tiban,
SIR: The ikyO0Oi,fan Record Of this city, the
organ of the catholic Archbishop Of SewYoA fr the pas.
few wears. ceases be such with the number Of tho lih
March Tho words "Oncal Organ OF tho Archbi'bop u
Eew-Yok" taken o. sad Family J0usns" 'ubsttuisd
instead This will be great reei to his Orscs, Archbshop
Hughes s well thousands Of loyal Catholics Ia this city
ana es~ who sc,ndrod by the open and avo"
eddy reasonable Of The Record since th.
broke out but especially since the Pfe'det 'sued h.
Emancipation Proclamation. Tho Archbi,lop supposed anl
vsr, justly too tina, tho Anti Catholic press would horsae
when opportunity offered quote hce tresonbe ehu.ons Of
tho Sec-h editor Of The Record emanans fon Arch
bishop Hughes at least that thoy published with his
consent and approval This has been tho The
Archbishop Disputed with the Of The Record
for some time past but he has boon too unwel Of .o TO put
hi, on It, lie could not however presume stand
this any onsefor the article on "Conschpion' In
last weeks record far to call upon the people 70
oppose It's by force of arms II necessary IL il
wei. known that Archbishop Hughes holds tho very Ipod
opinions long since he preached sermon ia Il Pat
sthedral the and substance Of whick In favor
of drsint lie for drafting ~ every case and for put
ting down the Rebellion by overwhelming numbers by
stating the above few facts TO your readers you will obse
Catholic who 10 for tho Governmsn and don't believe IN
Official organs especially whom conducted by graduates Of The
Herald Office CATHOLIC.
Neu. YORK March H. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

FInEs-ExPLosIoS-A CHILD BURNED TO
pE.ru-La-t evening about o'clock, fro broke out in
small frame shany the foot Of Henry street. South Brook
iyn occupied by Mrs. Mary Moore. poor woman who makes
her living by going to do days work She le her home
after dinner leaving her daughter Fanny five of
asleep and had returned when tho ire discovered
Before leaving ,hs had locked the doors The flames
,nycloped tho building which reduced to cndes The
little ri was burned DEATH Her chsrfod reuians
discovered after tbs IRE had bsen suppressed IL IL not
known how tho lire gDsed bat thought 10 have boen
cd.Dtay caused by the ttls girl who may have paS oil
with tho Goals In tho stove. -
About yessrry. there WAS m alarm Of IRE Ia the
Eighth Di.thet caused by explosion ia tho hous. OF N
Peter Fianuery situated In Twenty first street. near Ihd
avenue Gowapas IL appears that tsnnery had can oi
wet powder In hs house which he nludcousy placed by
the iio hot TO dry. fhDo aud lie Ito and
sh-r-thlo- years Of age-wee the at the time
The ire with the POWDER caused eIplo
sion tho ofco which bsw the front part of the house
The nrIghbor named Mcclure considerably Injured
aud tho little girl badly burned that her recovery s
ed doubtful MI fanuey and wife were but slightly
iparcd Tho house. which three story frame was
much shattered aud the bremen la order prevent further
gtsdent pulled tho entire 'front.' ard cropped up the
roof kespt from falling The damage amounts to
about + 600
About O'Clock yesterday mSping The lion f0audsiy Of
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Arrest Of Judge Constable.

Some days since, Col. Darlington, military com.
mandaut Indianapolis, sent detail OF soldiers TO
Marshall, Clark County, ILL.,, under the charge of
Messrs. Mcfarland and rome OF the officers VI In
diana regiments to arrest come deserters known to
be at that place which arrest was effected without
difficulty. The soldiers admitted that they were
de,erters. but a butternut 'saloon-kecper named
Charles ii. Constable, Judge OF the Fourth Judicial
Circuit Court Of Illinois, arrested the officer On the
charge of kiDapping.
Judge Constable refused TO recognize the authority
given TO the officers by the War Department, or to
permit them to prove that the men were deserters.
fhs officers were required TO give bail for their ap-
pearapce on the 18th, TO answer TO the charge OF
Kidnapping, or TO 20 to Jail. Bonds were given tor
them by loyalisis Of Clark County. The deserters
were set at liberty. They would have gone with
tho officers had there been no legal interference.
One Of the deserters stated that two kuighis OF
the Golden Circle asked him to JOIN tho order, in'
forming him that If he joined them he would be pro-
tected against arrest for deserilon. these arrests
were reported to Col. Darlington, who reported them
to Ma. Gen. Wright, at Cincinnati, who ordered
Col. Darlington to take sufficient force AMI arrest
the Judge and deserters.
Col. Darlington took special train on Wednes.
day night last, with two companies OF the Provost
Guard, and started for Marshall. He marched from
1erre iante TO Marshall and effected tho arrest oil
Judge Constable without difficulty, bat one Of the
soioiers was oangeronsly injured by the mother oil
one OF the deserers, she striking him in the head
with an ak. Ills recovery ia doubtful. Judge Con-
stable IL now IN Indianapolis, in charge Of the mill
tsry authorities.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TIRn.-MARoH l6
before Judge lIILros

THE BROADWAY SIRE VI CLEANING ASSOCIATION
T.. V. HaughNolt Pres ,en., &c., agt The Mayor &c.
Action 10 recover s. 40 and interest from Deeem-
Der 20 l86a The paetf proved thar about the middle Of
July 1891 be- us PresreBt OF association called the
Rroa4wAy AssOrhoD" tnd ia their behalf, contracted
with Que Robert Saith TO have BToadNay sweeps iuf
times IN each eek ior $50 per week that smith UNDER
sand contract tue Until the 18TH OF july 1905
due him from the Broad
way Association under said coDtTsc which ptu
that IN the nonh DecpMUer 1882 The Plan.ih F'uoneo
the Council for the payment OF said amount ana Oh
the .gh D-ctmheg resolution ~as passed ny tbIeeolns
of tho Common and approved by the Mayor oy "hen
n. onos as directed draw his warrant Ia favor OF
r Y u.ugAwou pfesidenr, and G. L. Elnsny' treasurer
for the sum OF go 10 pay for balance due contractor tos
Gaming oadwaV JGiy, 1884, to July H. 1908 sna !"
chaf.- the 0 appropriate account" ,
drma 'ubsyq' emily made upon the Soh'io4e' ie'
b. warrant. which refused. . :, -
Il- Cou 10 the Corporation moved TO dismiss the COM
llniut upon tie Glowing groundsi ,,
ut th-f- proof labor or service ptiIofm'o
hy lie plaitt the IofpoIation- ., IL.
urutl any Indebtedness
III INT he contrsc. made between the pieipui ane
smith M he Corp 20, ation ~ patty thereto. ,
~ That n amount in this action due 10 the
inn n case o. recover belongs 70 Smith, and tue plain
tia are th,lul,re the real paities IN Interest
y That fhe OF the Common Council wss IN vo-
,ou o. he a section the Charter. and that an admission
OF Al urb liability where none IN point oil sc1 ca
tod d,s bot y force Of such admission create AL w.
ebednss bty capable OF being enforced oy 81 aei'a
e law. ,,-..,,.,
The case VI btot the Judge on defendants motlon'
L. Il Msr.h paiuth John K Hacket Tor Corporation
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ABUSE or PASSENGERS ON THE STATEN
ISLAND FERRY boats.

To me Edito, If The n. " Tribune.
sir; Permit me To Insert IA few lines III the
column. Of your pspe concerning the abuse OF passengers on
tho above-namcd cryboets. Lat Friday afternoon most
outrageous assault was committed upon the person Of Mr.
Ihos W. Cardozo the teacher Of tho Color,d Sch oil at
SApleon by act OF ruians that peas daily to nud from
Staten Island lie dragged the boat his clothes
from his person and otherwise shaefuly abb sed
lie Oppsed to Capt BInstcd who has the entire Of
the boats for protection, bu, told that he could do moth
hg lie then called Mr.. George Law. the OF tho
hoats to know whether not to be protected
but he slso replied, that he could do nothing the above
named Captain has soe charge Of tho boats 1t would sppa
that h. band Of ruans pass and down the bay these
boats for other purpose than to Insult esceabe
especially coood who singled out the victim. OF
their brutality They not only butay matreat their vic.
TINS but the most shameful language IN the presence Of
ladies' As this every day and the autho
ties " the boat, DO inclined to remedy the evil
hope that tho community will demand protection fol-
nbo citizens Yea for wives and children.
StdriekR y. l., March II, 1869.
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lAdyertisemen,.
Advertisement
TIE RIGHT Man IN THE RIGHT PLACE

TIE NI"HI MIN IN TIT. HfOHI ILdCt.-
Who rulesl Are they Of judgment, integrity
and OF high prncipe. Or they low selfish swim.
dsl Who lead Armiesl are they chosen merely
political grounds for patriotism and competency lead
Who the country. end who SELLING fl
Mark the ~ But in selecting FOR particular places
why not have to their Psychological htreWi Why
put tmiJ where brave is feQnred1 Or an smbi
ou' upsian where age ana -sPsrencs are needed ORE
rattle head where length ore sh eud depth wsn,sd In
Short not eqaire each applicant for office place ofrus
produce with other testimonials chart OF character by
peent phrenoogistl by this may be predicted
ADVANCE hat be expected. TFytt MessTs FOWLER
WELLS No Js broadway prepared 10 tsEe the
of Candidates and pronouncs In regard 70 their fitness
aptitude 10 NIL PAGES VI trus. snl responsibility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

Mr.. Moore In Fulton street, Flushing avenue, de-
sroyed by IRE There wua large amount Of prepared stock
hand which together with the machinery greatly
damaged The building damaged the extent of
tho los contents amounts to &500mosty injured
Two serious accidents occurred TO reen In
Of the above fires James Lawrence exemP. mem.
street last evening aud from all appearances was
injured lie was conveyed TO the City Hospital
member of Truck No. run over ia Court street.
near Fouh place while running to tho tire in Gowanus and
sustain cd fracture of one leg.
Both accidents caused BY running the railroad
lxa.k
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ASSE AIBLY.


The Committee to investigate the charges against
vet been summoned.
The following billie were ordered TO third read
ing:
Authorizing the construction Of railroad In West
Farms and Morrsana.
The Senate bill relative 10 the collection OF taxes
in tho City Of New-York.
Increasing the compensation of Jurors in Kings
County.
The bill reimbursing the Man haitian Company the
premium Oh coin to pay the interest Oh tho canal
debt was ordered to "a third reading.
Mr.. MURPHY presented u Majority report IN IA
vor Of incorporating the New.York Society for the
Relief of Destitute Children; Mr.. TOBEy dsstn
ing. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill regulating tho price Of gas in Brooklyn
WAS passed to the third reading.
The Grinding Committee reported for third read
ipp the bill amending the act concerning IL certain
ordinance Of the Common Council Of New-York
PASSED III 1870.
The canal auditor reported on the resolution ask
inv the amount Of money received for tolls aud paid
cut for the past three years. received $l0 32!l TO-
expeuded 1851, O63 A.; paid priueip aud interest
ON Canal dstt s., .JS7 70; balance held by sink
fund 81 ,6JI 40 l5.
The bill regulating transactions in gold was
amended by exeppting foreign bills OF exchange
from restriction. Adjourned
THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON STATE DEBT
The following communication was received by tue
Senate and Assembly;
CosrnoLLERs OgFCK, ALBANY, March l6. 1862
u s IL. latue I've CeDlolS respectfully is'iIes !ls
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Passengers Arrived

IN aedm,,p 1dIsmdn from kiag'o", Ja~y ana
p,iace-L. T. Russell Mr. Nat Mr.. Evans MI steP -
Mrs sands Mi. Cushns Mis. Foderinshsm Mise u ~
eTnsham, J. A Mithewson, \. salmon, 1 oiough' +, IL.
pass, j. Butler. \. A.bergi, y Brown, IL Lsu MI >
NJ. Inompson. Mr.. uaun
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Iatest Ship News.

ARKlNED...... March l1-is IN
c,a,i ,r,i,.,,an fIr Russell, Kingston Jam, Mafeh
ana rnce 9t indso sxd passengers TO " alden
Booth q, MI q anna, "a p.,s, I
Btk psan. snndbers sssua Match o. sugar 70 fe'~
Hs, Charlie. Keeu swau Havana March6, In bAa'tt0 j.
w. Mott. pr,ow
Ship Nmrusau,st,. Brandt, ANTWERP Jan u A'''"
Sc.
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A lecture on the Tower Of London, with diagrams,
by the Rev Dr. Rodgers will be given ct the Cooper In'ti
this "wednesday evening in aid Of the Ladies' Relief
Fund for tho sick and wounded soldiers Of tho Home Lex
gton and Fityht street. Music by the band Of
the 7tb REGIMENT ~ Y. ". @.
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SUPREME coURr-cH,SnGas-MARcH lI-Befors


SUPREME COURr-CHINBEas-MARcRl 7-Before
Justice lNGKAHAh.
DECISIONS.
John Barnett agt. Leland Balch; Alva B. Hsight
at, Geo H. Hilton John c. Lyon sg,. A. II. Sou,hw.cki
Gideon Mead ct al Agt A Denman L. Roger, ct OIL sgt,
smss Brown Msrse, Bank ss Nix Gabriel ct al James
VI. Ryder ast " m. A Hay @ard.-Motions granted.
Edward A. Dickinson sS VIM J. Hoffman Motion granted
and reference ordered
George C. Obs ct al sgt Joseph w Davis Henry g. Ter
bell at. Meek ct s.-Motions denied without costs
Reuben IA. Mead at James Millward, r-Moton denied.
Cha, Ru.hton st, Peter Morris; Herman Gnfen et a. ag.
VIM smih.-Moaons granted for fourth Friday ia March
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YOus0 MEs's CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoS.-The
Rev p Newman will deliver the Lecture in the Free
Course to Young Men, this evening at o'clock at the Rooms
ofths Now York Young Mems Christian Association, Bible
House, Third avenue and Ninth street. Subject. The
Young Man and bis Character"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

FUNERAL OF THE LATE REV. DIR. BAIRD
Clegymen purposng to send tho fuuers Of the late Rev.
Dr. Baird to-day requested to take tho train leaving
Chambers street at 10 O'Clock M, and Thirieh street at
lO:25 O'Clock. On their arrival at Yonke carriages will be
in waiting to convey them to the house OF the Rev Dr.
Seward where they will neet previous to the funeral ersr
eli