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= FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2l-eP. NJ.

THURSDAY, Jan. Ill r. NJ.
Holders Of stocks, induced by the present high
price,, continue TO press shares on the market,
and another large business was done to-day at the
stock Exchange. The advance Of yesterday was
not fully sustained, and the majority on the list
submitted to decline. New York Central went
down per cent, Harlem Il, Erie "a, Reading ~.
Michigan Central Q, Illinois Central 81, Gelena
and Chicago ~, Michigan Southern i, Cleveland
and Pittsburg u, and Toledo and Wabash, which
was the manipulated stock On Wednesday, fell g
per cent from the highest price obtained yesterday
morning. Chicago and Rock leland advanced 3,
Erie preferred II. Pacific Mail /, and Hudson River
z. The market in the afternoon became quite
steady, and New York Central closed at 1877, Erie
~ l0s2s, Erie preferred al i07H, Harlem a, e31s
Michigan Central at 1867, Michigan Southern al
sT1., Illinois Central at l2s Cleveland and Pitts.
burg at ll7H, and Hudson River at 1909.
The sudden rise in the premium on gold which
-se produced in the early part Of the week BY
N. operations Of a combination OF brokers. who
we're supposed 70 be in collision with number Of
reoele could not be maintained. and a. know
ledge o. the fact began 10 circulate through the
-tsect the price came down, until il reached 1882
reaction then set in, and amid the excitement
which prevailed 10 the afternoon the spectators
managed 70 g, the premium up again 20 571..
The price huctuated during the day, as the follow.
ing quotations vii show. two and n hall per
cent
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In sSaoS 10 me ssove built
e, $ sH g. W% n 800
ss q 70 hay ss for Ne" Or
Mysc Com. on the ls,h Inst from &, ss the
200 TONS called Lapwiny she Il owned By the builder
Whalemen.
BARI PlstnA Hamblin. Atlantic Ocean, sid srom FBed.
Arr q nolalS No, H. ship Europa, Crosby Earsn,wa
cS sw w snd ss fp from ~ sn % on
800 q. aDn d .s having soldea gi,h ship M wSs las
"a y sls i
yhisn, Lewis Nh, Co.'s. cf GsIIs; bars. Pearl fsn NJ
RAJ Hsvl.. home I Ssss' La
ships 90, Troup and N, w~ission a, lilo prev to
BARK cswdip CLEVELAND NB was ., sea Deco lat 20
So n ni M rs .p bark p f1s.aen
Ike y: % ss G.s Ss
Snip REINDEER naynor, NIB, sasa Honolulu Nov ?. to
ssss Martha 10 Daley, NIB wa. at Honolulu Nov D 1850
ship GOV Troup Ashsy NIB, was 4, mo Nov u 400 VIII
BARK Ccsso, s.ivsr NB. was ss Honolulu Nov d. os 50
ssre lara Ps T.ss M n Dec had taken Y
euss Had LOST boats when last seen The boat vas
Bees, "a Dole: ,sand s sS' 20 %
p old ne would wood and Il Dsios thence TO
cGs ,i 1 ysnl r2 Srogsss . Honolulu Nov 10
ss5sday Tome win 100 ZOO VI 2SOcs Ssr n, a. 5000
IN this season, .x.,,. x.- =,
ship Bsrns,sble prownssn, NE. was 81 Honolulu NOV ~
having taken fst $50 bills oil from ship Tanerano 10
cruise and BE- a. home about May v -. a. ~. n
shin Fabus Of NB reported ~ Biio. was bound 70 ooAs
or California.
cusaooA Jan Gin port bark International Small, from
sfsns AR sh sais ps s. Horton ncxeon
~ Pc ss,s Fss e ss sss e sse Davis
RIO osAsDr Nov 74No Sess EEL ~ p vs na,se youn
FvoJk, cid 10Th, Br brig Napier, kedoihe rs"s
Amssaeaa rersss
kQsgcr. {ap S-Ar easuv S0rnapi iasw re.tse'
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


m0rrte0.
Apsss-SssGEsSf.-At the Church VI the Mediator
South Yonkers by the Rev Leigh r. Dickerson ANDREW
ADAMS Of Devonshre, Enaanu 70 MARY NICHOLSON eldest
daughter Of william Sergeant, Of spuyien Duyvi
BRAIyARp--CueHrSo. Brooklyn, Wednesday, Jan.
uary 20, by the Rev. G. A. Buckley, l. w. BRASARD in
Eco, to Miss MARY W, edeef daughter o, Hon r.
Cushing, all OF Brooklyn.
EppY-EasroS. Brooklyn, on Thursday, January q
by the Rev Thomas ArmitsRe, d. D., JESSE EDDY 10
Many Il daughter OF Norman East0n, Esq
FowIER-HAvxHURsT.-AtN ewtowD, l.. J., on Tuesday
evening January 10, at the residence OF II. s Randa
by the Rev. William Anderson Mr.. WASHINGTON
FowIxR Sixty.seventh New York Volunteers, 70 Miss
HANNAH N. HAwIHrnsr Of Hartford, Conn, Plenty Of
cake No cards.
GARpSsR-GRKAn.-0n Tuesday, June 8, 1893, BY the
Rev. r. Booth, Mr.. GEORGE ". GARpSrR 70 Mis-, KArs
GRpAR, all OF GreenpoiDt.
LANDYaGRss-BEss.--InBrc Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan.
uary20 at the residence OF che bride, by the Rev W
webbe ADoLPBus LaSDyBcRsS. y. N, 10 MACON A :,
second daughter OF the late Leonard Hess.
New Orleans and Schoharie IN. papers please copy
LExov-MALIoRy.-0n Thursday, January Il, At the
Eighty third street Baptist church, Yorkvlle BY the
Rev Charles c. Norton LoSrL LEMON, OF Brooklyn D.
TO JENNIE MALLORY, Of Bridgeport, Conn.
MlEET-BAcsEIs1ER.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday
January 90 the Church Of the Savior by the Rev H.
Garlichs, ErGpiBssr AAMEr. OF Bremen, Germany, TO
AueusrE third daughter Of the late fredk Bacmester
OF Munster, Germany.
wEysAN--NEpprrr.- Brooklyn, Thurs lay Jan.
nary a. By the Rev. Dr.. LtlejobD, Captain TEoDosp
wrKsAr u s. 20 EMILY G., second daughter o. Wesley
Merritt, fsq., Of Brooklyn.
Nashville (fenp.) papers pleake copy.
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sSa .sa,ssr :, Portland oid hips HAIRY warren ;s:s.
on si 90 soasS spsonsr xssina Ssisy stil
E ssss taS
ssis: iss sssss s ssss s%S isasSsss;
ios Sa hp La Mar
Paposa: bark Agnss tpani rom MO dc Ja1sfo. cM, STs
i.s so .s%G' Lsseras
Yp,si Wsd Salisbury Hudson, Staten Island SD ons
ssSs Mayssssf sassa syo,s EseS: brig
tr Msars ism Trinidad; oyclois sssbides. from New
mkt ssss Fas or Morse DAVIS Village Belle
Garland and 9 Evans. Hammond. NYorE. Sid sohr A
ss ss .s ss.
g. !'G tIa sssi sss s 4s
y :s'F; ssssi' %,
for for
AsSy wS'pn sssrs Cabot
ips Dswn, Grace sirier Anstin Jennie Morton, CIV
sf'ss w s4 sas ses John NIB
% Sn: Calais for Sew isnSc sS.
oeurisr scad.isr Calais for Nyork. - : -,
: sss sS
a.sj.. N s ss, sea; s.
port sanS cid same day q. Cardsnas, a. Clara CRIBS
ss s'ssH%sss
'is "a S Sss
Harriet stevens: CcTbett, Philadelphia -
e =; y;,!s sSss 'ss
d1 sh sFT Gs.ss wis:se y 13
e. .ss; nsn: s. rss ssSs
nso 81 ss Assy Sws'G assn e. Wash
Bsmcrs; Grace Giriier Green rortand oS Alexandra;
s@ Ms' 20. scs %
EScslsrd for ac; Rising Dawn Pierce ssiias Ssr
~ Read DO for do VIM
ss s ss IS sss ed
Rosns M s s,S or do admire Ann ss ne
xssms, Haynes Rasslsna Tor we: Eises Ma Returned
% Sa ssrrs @
psoviaense brig hon.ca rh,Is sals Cay for Portland;
aAyk :ss T. s1 rosls. Day New
ana ca brig Emua. Feulkss. Port Spain; schr vcma.
Saxon Ssssy Boston end sh'
GsH Ysr & es Ma Ss ns
Myers. Mnnday. New Orleans
fs
II me from are g
near The Beacon which has been got or BY the
18Th Pxrhs following Vessels came to harbor yeser.
others John B0nl0n
from Laguayra briggs Sv Mcrrck from Cardenas: George
BurnhAm from New Orleans; Anna wellington from Pa
Acadia. Lahea SPAIN all
up The following schrs anchor in ne Road
stead bound South James Butler for Fortress Monroe:
VIM II De witt for York River; Leccet. for dor VIM
Hamilton for Fortress Monroe Jno Warren. Wright,
Willow Harp l. Bavles Geo Darby. Union Lnvnia Hop
kns Leves Baker Thos Martin r Richards and few
ranv and warm
PORTLAND. Jan ls-Arr steamship Uned K,nedoo,
Burns Glasgow: schr Hattie Ross Poland. Saran CID
briggs Manzsniia, Young, Havana; Amos Roberts Car
I9th-Arr steamer Patapsco. NYork. CID bark Mary
Fog. Ross Cardenas
PROVIDENCE, Jan l9-Arr steainer Faleon jones' New
York; sloops VIM II Bowen, Jackson, and Blackstone. A.
2othArr steamers Pelican Walden and ospra, Adrcb,
James Ezsbethport. Sid brig Beurmann Small, NYorh;
j q Baldwin. Hamilton. do.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan l7-Ar ship Flying Eagle. WAL
den Boston.
6TONINGrON, IAN l9-Arr schr Howard Baird, NYork,
10 load stone for Fernandina. Pia.
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yortsd the country Of our liberty into basbfu colony a
Spain, you may have believed that patriotism
and brave nation which we were formerly we had vol
UNFAIRLY descended 10 the dsgraceful condition OF slaves
mistaken oy the work OF March 49, 1861, not the
work OF the Domscans, but tina. OF the traitor Santana
ha sale by which the rcobe of Iavastda ched him
soif and the ardy Afaus raised themselves
erted position The people, the conquerors at Esreeta
aud Scbapa Largo, were aud always will be, worthy to
shsy in their anger and the twenty three victims
sacrificed by the myrmdons OF Santana eloquent
protest OF their love OF independence.
The soil Of Eoca s moist with the blood OF their most
patriots, who were shot for having defend
- their liberties.
The population u GusyuoiD, sasaneta, monte Christie
ed the rich cty OF Santiago which laid their
ssses The corpses OF tbor valiant sons, leave
Lastly, the entire isaaud snaamed with the sacred
aIe Of patriotism which oday hoisis 10 every part the
a%S SsD 70 va"
.neyertneess, the struggle is unequal. With thin
population and without resources wiz oe difficult TO
unless you fellow patriots Of south America, aid IN
sustaining cause which is also yours:
overthrow 70 81, DOnDgo the republic proclaimed by
has sons
Steamers are furrowns our waters 70 prevent friendly
hands from supplying US with powder and iron, with
which Domncane seek 10 rid ourselves OF the Euro
And you fr%asss heroes % the Lion
Spain, win you not listen TO the appeal which your
Sroshers OF 81 nomnigo address to your
passbe while the ibusters from the stine
cur bresss The cry Of liberty which Is loudly
sounding throughout this unfortunate laBdf
Ecuadorians Cheans and you other people Of Spanish
America will you not assist us with your money. with
your armies 10 triumph In tho unequal struggle which
we sustaining handful Of heroes, 10 order 10
shose principles which you have procaimed2 why do
not your governments efficiently intervene for the ter
minaon or the war which Old spain Is wagipg against
3D. Domingoi We repu0 leans, and brave like your
selves and II would not be chyalric TO abandon us
and Afterwards 10 lament misfortune. You have
armies and Davies which have filed the world with their
fame and s not just that they should remain inactive
while the Dominicane see themselves threatened by
thirty thousand Spanish bsyoncts No; to night 10
~. Domingo, and you will fight for the liberty Of peo
pls OF broshers and for your Come and bring with
yoo your money and your arms, that the Dominicans
may forever recognize you rs their iiberators.
Lei your daughters prepare crowns for the heroic peo
pie who without counting the number or the resources
u ;her enemies rush into the thckct Of their woods to
scmost for the sacred Of their Independence Lot
your poets sing exploits and knde the hearts OF your
soldiers with the safcrings OF ours Come, come with
your assistance conquer the docrepit OF Spain
and 10 shout with enthusiasm long live America and the
republics which people her.
THOUSAND DoMINICANS
vsoo Dec llsSS. the twentieth year Of Independence
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS.
~ ON Board STEAMSHIP Mo-

~ ON BoARp srEAnsHIP MoRMSe erAR.l
Resolved I.., n ne master Fl iSs Hcssias si..xs
he
.psy S We msds ~ sss sS
Resolved That IN he said master ws recognize slow but
safe n.yes.or since instead q crossing the Gulf stream
q vessel against The current thus whilst IeusSenns
Sr
s Sqi IL &c TS s
ely e 30 on board By seven In The not
Sssss:S house pspsIs Would prevent S:psr
sss.ssy dissipation end Worldly was thus re-
Resolved Tha, equally admire the dignity With which
.tandns within presa.,s Of ihs captains room ana
sSoad approach Ri: sasasi pres.nse without srsrs
% IS: r :S' %
ness and he order appeared he more rsason.Ss vince
q: s Sc os. Se che
s %Sss .r S Sos e the 5 @ 3 5
dsscysTns ,ssrsafsS gsn,ismsly friend o'hs captains
reSnns % s ing o. ne sysSSns
less eon.psu y: than Ri. CALAMITY snss Doing f.ser
Win
showed his dislike Of such ndnaences for foolish bie
1sA
unmsnnery Amercan accustomed e freedom Of opinion
Ss % on
% Mr. u sS sas X az
mann g:
Sss osIsss: s : g Ssors ' nav
/. ne View
MAJOR $ D. Far fsrnswsr ns'' Joseph tsso,',
ss s:s:i s,s EDWARD $s :!:::
"a d SS,.s sss s s.ss: y sel p j. a.
I~moursu J5;AnEs ) wAKE I!nsi.6r' CHAIRMAN
i'o' = OK Boanp srxAssHIr rHo. A. scorr.t
Pass Lourax. Oct ~ 1859. ,
,dOs NJ: sys 81 Sss s
fSG's ;eP Orleans hereby
asa. sssa sy fsss
during ,he entire voyage Ihsy hsxe osssr.sa with pscu
III sGnss on bo ard Kind humane reasns q ali
snsns sgss' 's ss ~
post rank treats every passenger with true gcnusmany
sss dsss sf as' ssiSs
Ss' .ssa: 81 sss s % s:ss
r. c s Say h seldom
BY Travellers upon he sea. The sumpsnGys table, and ne
SsS Ss %
sSsn TsH -. made
5 % y sSa S sy sSe
ana recommend when ne good ioTiSns
they toycd OF voyage on uopibH
You may long others as have done BY the
and that The good Fortune that ART threw them With
you may itself they checrfuy sabscrbe
themselves. cir, faithfully your friends. -. y . :.
A. J. Hamilton, Brisader General ana Mi'ary eo,crnor
r. H. Remington, Adjutant, &c, Eighth q. 8. Infantry
Whttiemore Major Thirtieth Massachusetts NoiA
Marsh A. Ferris. Captain Thiteth Massachusetts,
John Leo, Captain Thirty. first Massachusets vois
Jos n. Prince. yr First Lieut. Thrtteth Mass. Vols
j. X Herbert A. A. a Vols. star Gen. A. ). Hapiioo..
Lieutenant y. VI. Whsslock.
ID III fhillfps Captain Twelfth Maine Vols
LieutensntJ. O. kenney, Thfrteenth connectrlt Noe
r. y, Jordan. Fret Texas cavalry.
q q. iis~apa Captain Thirty eighth Massachusetts, cs,
W. n. 0ladw1n
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The length of the road is 2491l miles.

The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany propose TO pay the interest on their second
mortgage bonds. due April |. The whole amount
of these bonds is. 81. 100000, ana on April the
accrued interest for back dividends will be twenty
one per cent. They are convertible into FER
cent preferred stock.
The sales of cotton in New Orleans during the
week ending on the 9th inst embraced ,52S bales,
az prices which averaged about sixty cents per
pound, amounting to an aggregate value of nearly
four hundred and sixty thousand dollars. In ordi-
nary times, or with the average price Of cotton
previous to the breaking out of the rebellion that
amount of money would have purchased over
eight thousand bales. The following were the
ruling prices at New Orleans and ct Memphis on
the 18th inst
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s,v.ss.--op Wednesday, January 20, Jixss AnsAsS,
Ia tie 43d year Of HE age, native Of the parish OF Mid
dletop, county OF Cork, ireland.
Toe friends OF the family and those OF his brothers,
william and Daniel Ahcarn, are requested 10 attend the
funeral, shs (Frday) afternoon Of two o'clock from bis
late residence, $50 East Sif ID street
Cork pspere please copy.
BEpGkr.--O Tuesday evening, January 10, SAElH Ma.
IiDA, wio Of Isaac y. Bergen.
Fhe reiayes and frienas Of the family are respectfully
invited TO aitep6 the funeral from her late residence
Bay Ridec, this (Friday) afternoon attwo O'CLOCK, without
further notice
BROWN AT Rye, Cd Wednesday, January 20, T. c.
Noossvmr Bpovy, IN the y5tb year Of his age
Fuuora services OF tbrist church, Rye, this Frdsy) ~
terpoon. a. two O'Clock.
Bcwr~.--On Wednesday, January 20, after lingering
illness, ttmirvF wife Of John Bowen 10 the SD year
OF her age
ghe friends sDd relatives Of The family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, from her late resdsnce
M. 20 Mott street, THE (Frday) afternoon, al one
O'Clock without furtbcr notice. Her. remains will be
taken 10 Calvary Ceuetory for in'ermeni
GRAwsoRp--st white Plains, on wednteday, January
90, Csrrsur II v'fHQf Elisha Crawford.
The roatlvse and ffstss are invited 70 attend he ~.
moral, al her zee resjdcuos, 10 white PLANE sunday
alsipvcry al I've pSicss
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The whole number now organized is two hun
dred and seven.
The Safety Fund Bank Of Boston, which was
organized under the Free Banking law Of Massa-
chusetts in 1859, will commence operations under
the new Bank act of Congress ON the lst of
February as the First National Bank of Boston.
The interest on the first mortgage bonds Of the
Hudson River Railroad Company, which is due on
the lst Of February, viii be paid ct the treaso-
rer's Office.
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City Intelligence.

sssuEe lSrs-1IsKyu-There was very good skating
yesterday the Brooklyn ponds, and also on the F,n
avenue pond Of this city Is expected that the ball win
up the Para to-day the ice 10 fair order yes
sesday The ice which had drfted into Gowanus Bay had
frozen soid during the receD. cold spell and yesterday
AAyes crowd were seen skating far out from land
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CITY OOmmEnoIAL REPORT.

est MuReDAY, Jan. 40 P. n.
Asans.-Rsceipts 90 bbs Market nru. with sales q
10 bbs M - 62s 50 rs for pots and $40 for pearls.
1891 bbls -four, $50 bbs. and
2039 sacks corn neal - bushels rye, 100 do wheat,
IL ,674 DO corn, 02l7 do. cats and 500 do malt me
market for State and Western -four completely broke
down to-day under the decline 10 rod and exchange the
reduction in prices being from &c. lSc., with only
moderate inquiry at tho reduction; sales 5000 bills,
tho market closing fiat. Canadian -four also declined,
though the yold prices not marked In State
and Western GALES $50 bbls Southern four 10 coed
demand aud prices sustained, though a. the close
buyers had the advantage sales 500 bbs Corn meal
sold to the extent Of 200 bbs and rye -four $50 bbs At
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REsTAUnANTs.

Saloon corner of Nineteenth street and Broadway-
The undersigned would respectfully inform We cinssns o.
superior nenner, rsEArdles. OF eypense where may 20
oysters alrs wines &c that the marks Affords hoping ~
sct attention 10 merit the patronage Of the
pablic when he would be happy board
an the chespesi terms By the day or week Free lunch
from 10 70 II o'clock fHohAs hAHohh'bh
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Five hundred thousand dollars worth o. tho
Coast Defence scrip OF massachusetts, mas ocen
sold to George Peabody, OF London, at sll0.
The Merchants' Insurance Company OF this city
have declared their usual semi-annaal dividend Of
ten per cent, payable ON demand, free Of govern
meut tax, leaving net surplus Of over $l07 eco.
The Newark City Bank has declared . semi
annual dividend Of five per cent.
The following national banks have been autho-
rized since the llth Of JanuaYy.
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seyes millions Of the five twenty bonds remaining
and that the balance win probably be taken Dc
fore 10 .morrow QFriday) night.
The statements Of the banks Of The three pf'"c-
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with those Of the previous week as follows -
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The regular freight line charge from Cincinnati
to New York 10 80 SO per bale; to Philadelphia,
IS so, end to Baltimore. %. The freight by boat
from Memphis TO Cincinnati 10 - per bale.
The following sales were made on Wednesday
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points named:-

The Following are the freight charges per bale
for cotton by express from Memphis. et. Louis
and Cincinnati to the points named:-
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r,srrtpsrN usrvc eHoAns on TOBACCO Will
pier sssu,ne assortment s reduced price 70 eos
hsss les los ?, ne 40 e ~. es 9rnr ..s sS0Sas
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4 sELECT AssoRrMENr OF sEoARs OF 0HoICh
n brands II els to 600 1880 Sample lots cent BY
express collecting pa delivery. Cali a. address sssAS
Aasncy 81 lft rly street. Z. w !.
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S HIPPING NE w S.

ALMANAC nav yoRa-YHs
svs sIssa .oos SRA Morn 70
Fort OF New York, January ~, le6Ae
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attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon O'CLOCK
from the residence Of his son, lo7 New YORK avenue,
RAplzr On wednesday afternoon. January 20. MARY
rsSasss daughter Of Johs and Mary Radls aged ~
years months and 26 days.
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but TO praise her.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the reel Of her
one O'Clock, without further invitation.
snrmE.-on Thursday. Jan. 81, OF bronchitis, LOCK.
WOOD. youngest son Of VIM. and Mary smythe, AGED
The friends and scqusintancea Of the family are invited
" ni this Frdsy] afternoon al two
sropOAso. ION "Wednesday. January 70. o. heart
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 4 attend the funeral this riday) morning, At
daughter Of Alex. t. Jr. and L louisa shaw, sssd
II EsnY ANNETTE youngest daughter aged years and
days. Also Tbursdsy, January Fl, ALICE Louisa,
second daughter and only child aged years, II months
The rsasIves and friends Of Dor srsnda.her Alexap.
der L. shaw and Tnso Neville are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her parents, No. 6o1
Wssbpsu street. saturday afternoon at o'ci Ok
srrrnlr-on Thursday morning, January 81, BssyA.
me relatives and friends q The family, and also the
members Of Marine Hose Company are respectfully
.ssset BrooIyn 4 D. or Sunday s,,ornoop
bslf psst one O'Clock, without further notice.
TpAry Monday, January Is, Mrs hARaAHkT IRlPr,
ssed 80 ears wo Of Lieutenant Colonel Trapp, First
rssmeni Berdan sharpshooers, who was killed II thc
bstle a Mise run on December last leaving three
phsn Chi dreu Of the ages OF q and years, without
any relatives In this country.
fhe fup era will take plce FROM the late residence Of
the deco, ssd as1 west Forty Third street. this Frday)
TYnfii- On Thursday, January n, Jcss TyMtL, aged
q years.
attend he funeral from his late residence. No Hsl-
ton str, et this day friday, at twelve O'Clock, noon
TAnaus On "Wednesday, January 20, MARoARHI TAR
csx, u late John Tagee Of this city, "a the esd
year OF her sge
a. CAYnAn,xR A. voLcKNxR, widow Of Henry yockneer
The relative AID friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from ST. James Lutheran
church Fifteenth street, near Third avenue on Sunday
Afternoon, st half.p past one O'Clock precisely.
WAND Al Hsrleu, on tuesday evening, January 10,
Nrs JArr y w<np widow Of the Rev. Pcietah Ward, o.
the New Yerk Conference. .
The relatives and frlcnds respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral at the Harlem Methodist Episccpsl
church. ia5th street between Third aud Fourth ave.
uuee this (yfsdsy) afternoon, % two O'Clock The re-
maine VIM be skso 70 South Dover 90 Saturday morning
for iulsrmsat
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