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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

GONG To- WEDDIN6s.-Why i il that Of all
things human the most impossible 10 be con-
cealed IL an intended wedding. No matter
how studious have been the efforts 10 envelop
the coming event in the veil of privacy, il can
not escape the inevitable fate Of publicity
And when the hour. the long expected hour,
arrives, wha; throb II excitement upheaves
the whalebone and strings over every female
bosom. and impels them 10y the force Of an ir-
repressble impulse 10 proceed in body to the
scene OF the marital ceremonies. 1t is 80 very
funny to them, although IL may prove quite
a serious matter, especially IL the parties to
the contract be in assorted pair. What
possible design can th0ughtless matrons have
in thus docking TO witness the ceremonies l.
il because il furnishes an opportunity for
taking 4 retrospective view at happiness which
gliding years has left IN the shade Of the mex
orabIe past-so far in the past that this scene
alone can revive il, or do they enjoy a sort
ofgrim satisfaction in the fact that another PAIR
have inundated themselves upon the altar of
disappointed hopes. and they therefore derive
pleasure thercfrom, on the principle that mis-
cry loves companys Again. why do old maids
20 10 witness n scene that can not but be sug-
gestiVc Of mournful refectionss l. il because
they love TO contemplate that which they nave
no hope Of enjoyingf OR 10 they become ac-
tuaied by spirit of practical philanthropy
and sincerely invoke the blessings Of ON
impotence upon the heads Il the couple At
the altars II 20, their hearts are less ossi-
fed than they arr generally reputed to be.
Then there are the young girls slceful. JOY
-. ~. -
20 leap right out Of their thoraxes-thev. too.
arc there in fllll force. What are the motives
that draw them thither! Indeed. we DO not
believe that u is motive At all. but impulse
rather. l. il because ian the eNuberance Of
their spirits, marriage i 10 them the beginning
4 long period Il unalloyed happiness, in
which there are ~ clouds 10 obscure the sun
shines and thcy therefore love 90 gaze upon
Performance in which they hope ere long 10
figure n a principal character. And then.
when the sacred word /. uttered which seals
the union. how are we 10 account for the diver
siiy Of opinion that j. expressed respecting
tue coupler 4 brcad-and-butter school girl
Il sixteen thinks that she looked 80 smart"
\ pec,ish, soured old maid thinks that the
bride l. a very ordinary looking person, and
that the bridegroom i much too good Cor her;
wonders "where his eyes was" She doubts
MT that he coulas have made much better
ehoiee thinking u herself. no doubt.
And then there l. an old bachelor. who has
avoided matrimony a. ifwith a namclcss dread,
Who sees In the future q the pair nothing but
a hen pcckcd husband
still the question We started cut with /. not
answered. and Ne leave the subject a. OPAQUE
a. when we began. " omen will run 10 IA.
weldln. and they cannot b induced 10 refrain.
The fact 4 inexerable. aud the reason 4. not
70 bs asccrtained, and hers We leave the sub.
let.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

READINGS AND REcuATIOSs.-Mrs IIaiy
Of this city. lady Of rare attachments will
give an entertainment ut Masonic Hall on FRI
day and Saturday evenings Of this week. con-
sisting Of reading and recitaiions of selections
from the best writers. The occasion will be
an instructive and entertaining one. and the
lady hopes 10 receive a goodly patronage.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

SALE OF SINKING FUND LANDs.-The an
nual sale of Sinking Fund Lands took place at
the Court House yesterday. There were not
80 many pieces Of land offered, nor the bidding
so spirited as heretofore on such occasions.
But few pieces were forfeited 10 the satte
such'as Were sold We're chcaply disposed of
for cash. \ snail number, however. were
sold at the usual credit Of five years.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

STEAMBOAT INTELLIGENCE. - The fine
steamer Governor horton, socwell, Master;
Butterheid. Clerk, will leave the landing thi.
morning at nine 3cloek, on her initial trip 10
Waseriy. She viii be well loaded with pas
sengers, and also considerable amount Of
freight
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

ABOUT Hoes. - McEwen & Pattison
slaughtered yesterday about eight hundred
head Of hogs. II the weather Is favorable this
house viii slaughter between twenty-five
hundred and three thousand during the week.
Their pens are well filled. Not much IL doing
IN the way of purchasing. account Of the
diversity between the views OF buyers and
sellers. Farmers ask about s. % 10 81 30 per
cwt gross. while buyers not willing 20
oaer more than 81 80 per ewt. gross. Thus far
MeEwen Il Pattison have slaughtered about
S.G1o head
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

PERsoNAL.--AmOngt the arrivals in the city.
yesterday. we notice the following:
Bates IIouse-R. Rise, Colonel one Hundred
and Twentieth Indiana.
Palmer House-IIon. James Borden. Of Fort
Wayne; X. VI. TIord. Of shelby.
sherman House-Judge Logan, Of Ru-hyille;
W. W.woolen, OF Franklin. and John schartz.
Of Lawrcnceburg, were also in the city
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MlRKEr.-N
Pattison's stock yards yesterday business was
quite brisk. The yards were well filled. About
one hundred head Of cattle were sold. The
prices were from 81 90 TO s. 80 per cwt Ne
sheep 81 any consequence were offered. The
cattle were generally Of a good quality.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

THE CIRCUIT CoURr.-There will be an adj
Journed term of the Marion Circuit Court,
commenting Tuesday, January 2, at nine
o'clock A. A., for the trial OF such causes as
are ON the docket, and were not determined at
the recent session. The Court will not hear
any ue,y causes
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

IL LUcK.-our townsmen, Mcdonald and
Roache, are in luck. as We are advised by the
Covington papers. Two wells. i'm which they
are interested, In the vicinity Of Covington,
are lowing oll IN large quantities. One Of the
wells i said TO be yielding the very gratifying
quantity Of 800 barrels per day. and the other
Is almost as good. These gentlemen refuse 10
sell their stock at any price. Lawyers have IS
good RICH; 20 strike lie as anybody else,
and we envy not these gentlemen their good
luck. They deserve IL.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

GENERAL HaRpKE.-From somewhat
doubtful source we learn that General Har,lee.
late C. ;. A., y In the city In disguise. We
give the item Tor what IL Is worth. but can not
youeh Tor lis correctness. On its face the story
does not seem very credible.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

MAYORS CoURT.-Two individuals, for car
rying concealed weapons, were fined in the
usual sum paid. One ease OF intoxcation
was considered. and the bucolic violator Of the
law fined Five females were arraigued for
constituting an unlawful assemblage. and
fined. PAID.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

ESLARcTSG--At the Soldiers Home work
men are busily engaged in changing the con-
salescent ward Of the hospital into barracks
for the accommodation Of troops. The propos-
ell change will increase the capacity Of the
the Home 30 about one thousand five hundred
men
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

SPECIAL ORDER.-By a special order from
Gen. Pitcher, the " Soldiers Home" vii! in
future. 30 far rs the United States has jurls-
dietion, be considered a part Of Ekin Bar
racks, and as such VIII be under the orders Of
the senior officer present for duty at said bar
facks
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-Thc attention Of
the Board was occupied all day yesterday in
considering the application Of Oliver W. John
ston for license 20 sell intoxicating liquors at
Mount Jackson. Obadiah Harris and others
fle9 remonstrance in this ease. No conclu-
sion had been arrived ut at the time Of making
up the report. Hon. ;. +. Perkins Tor sppli-
cant; Judge Bcall for remonstrants.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13
Won "Can not giId refined cole

nor paint the lily" neither can anything be
said respecting the merits Of the "Circle" as
kept by George Rhodius, that would better the
fine points Of excellence in that far-famed e.
tablishment. The " Circle" has everything
the market affcrds-no man could have more.
The walters are as obliging as they could be.
There il, therefore. no room for Improvement.
His cooks are adopts in the culinary art Fur
Their remarks are unnecessary.
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L OC Al NE w s.

0BEY THE LAw.-Two lawless dogs were
Killed yesterday by the relentless police. We
understand the oiTen.e Il the canine offenders
was an infraction q the Revenue Law.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

THE WEATHER" An eager and a mining
air prevailed yesterday. The sunshine was
scarcely obscured by single cloud, and the
brisk northwest wind was Of the most bracing
description. II was what we call genuine
winters day. without.the Accomplishments Of
mud and slush
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

ATTEMPTED burglar Yesterday morn
IN about six o'cleck. an indh ldual entered
the Pyle House. and when discovered wa ia
one q the rooms .uspiriouSly handling certain
articles q clothing belonging % enc n the
boar,iers. Mr. Elliott. liz occupant 81 the
room. discovered bin. The would-he burglar.
feignlnc that he had masle q mistake. attempted
o. excuse himself hy SAYING that hc thought
"this wa. Jones room." Mr.. Elliott could
not be thus persuaded. but rai~e,i nm alarm.
The burglar made q rapid exit through The
door down stairs aud into the street. CRYING
murder" He wa vigorously pursued and
was finally brought 70 bay in MIR. Morrison's
hack yard. on the corner 4 fenusyl aaia and
Market streets. and handed over 10 the tender
care u the jailor. lie gave his name a. John
Mathews. and will have bis hearing before the
Mayor this afternoon.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

on North lllno. street. eontaing nine rooms.
stable, carriage house. corn. coal and wood
house. well and cistcrn. all IN good order. APP
ply Al residence or 10 me It the corner q ILL.,
nois and Ohio streets. G.. II. WILGUs
6-6
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To Advertisers.
amu.emsnls lhis EVENING.

xkrROPorrTAS TIE c.ssrOr4r Tno-,-
sos-Evaabs--Teuf nfs's 10 Danger.
MASONIC HALL -Jossny nsoker'. wosid-reno sn.d
ninsffs' Troupe.
STATE MrsTuK-Klossf's Bloch. Rast wa.llnssey.
Open cay .nf nighf.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

u this city. has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars $4,000 in Losses. since January isi,
lbs, and now has over Six Hundred thousand
Dollars (sGco,ooo) In bona .Gde Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnis.ippi. 23-sw
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13
Terrn HHaute and INDIANAPOLIS
Railroad.

-Four Passenger Tr aims leave Ind ana polis daily
orucERs-E J. Peck, President; r. E. Kicker. super.
inienden,; 8. 7. Scott General Agent, Indian apos.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

CANT Lunch will De set 1T No. 1873 South ILL
nois strect. from half past nine o'clock TO half
pa, ten o'clock, A. NJ, every day. Please call
SO JOIN L. FRENZEI.
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Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cagO Railroad.

Direct Route from Louisville to Chicago.
OuIcERs--D ID williamson Trustee; J. A. Williamson,
Assistant Trustee; r. Mastsn Superintendent Lafay-
cite; J. G. williamson, General Ticket Agent; r. II
Campbell, General Freight Agent, New Albany, Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

Atthc (icranium can

esculent or potable; in quality excellent, and
served by obliging attendants. The table is
supplied with every delicacy Of the season, and
the bar is not surpassed in the city. Therefore,
go TO the GeranIum.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13
Those Splendid Presents. ice nj,

ers, tea sets, casters, etc., are going every
day at So North Illinois street. Go buy a book
and get one j. A. RYAN 4 Co.
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Il. ylnx A. 70 n, the loan

T.. Way n Co., at the loan Office, No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money on any ar
ticle Of value. or buy the same. Always on
handnre udeemed pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

\ ltR1riCSrIoS NrrpEp.-Thc attention
II our City Fathers i directed 70 tho particu-
lar locality known a. smoky Row." near the
soldiers Home. The moral condition Of the
denizens Of that locality i decidedly unsound.
while the accumulation Of filth about the build.
ing demands a reform. Distributed vice l.
bad enough, while concentrated iniquity. - il
there exists, i iniolerahe. Instead II Chin
ncys some q the buildings have only stove
pipes, extending few inches above the
roof. and eloquently augur impending conGa-
grations. Oh. for = modern Her, uie> d clean
out these iniQuitous localities.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13

nv HFsfuVHsfFftFS III IhuInnH TOT
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store. W. x ii. Glenn, proprietors. Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13
Knabe Pianos at Benham's. nov9s-lr
n the luoli<lnys

Upright Pianos, square Pianos, Cabinet or
gam. Automatic Organs. School Organs and
Melosleons. the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano Wsrcr0Oms. No. Bates House.
IN WILLARD < STowEII.
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LESAL--one hundred and ninety eases re-
main on the dorkei Of tue supreme Court
awaiting judicial consideration.
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The Decker Piano, al the Indiana
Piano Emporium No. Bates House Willard
& Stowell. dec5-3w
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stock Of Dickens last novel, in three different
styles Of binding, just received st Bowen,
stewart 4 Co... 1872
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The keyiess Watch, winds and sets
In the stem. fine gold eases, for sale TO pay adj
vanees, at the Loan ONCE. No. % South Illinois
street. n3O2aw3w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

hiamiin a Raschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, S31s North ILL.,
nois street, opposite Bates House. novIs-2m
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McEwen a. Pntti,on have At

pork house quantity of prime kettle render
ed leaf lard for sale in quantities TO suit pur-
chasers, to which they ask the attention of
grocers and families.
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=. Our ylurunI Fr;eyd--Ar

Mrs. IBoIton's Poems.-Second supply
ut Bowen, Stewart X Cos. I2-2
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Diamonds, Rings and Pins for sale
10 pay advances, at the Loan Office, No "a
south Illinoi. street mo 2aw3w
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LAW RrroRr SIS IRENE Court or lNpI-
ANs-HOS. JoSN I. EIIIorr CurEF JusucE
NOVEMBER TERN -FoUETENTH DAY-No.
O.. Absalom Hsrrcll g. Manning winday.
Administrator. Ripley Z. &. Affirmed.
Gregory. Judge.
". To-. George Rowan -. William Thack
cray. Case c. Affirmed. with per cent.
damages. Elliott. Juase
No. 81. Board 81 Commissioner e Miami
County Is. Daniel Bearrs. Miani {. {. Aiirm-
ri. Frazier. jude.
No. a. Francis Sowle =. Dudley Holde-
ridge. ~ uhcn {. G. Reversed. Ray. judge
JNfrTp STATES CIRCUIT COURT EroRr
JCper MCDoN Mp.-The Court ha, adjourn.
81 until Friday.
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Families I'm the Vorsh and East

Families I'm the North and East
parts Of the city are Informed Of Eve facts: /.
The Capital Drug store, corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, Is very near
you; :. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately At
all hours: 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; ;. His sign-the Golden Nor
tar i plain 70 iDe seen. nl6-3m
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Luke Darrell. the Chicago New,


BoY.-A splendid book for boys, at Bowen.
Stewart 4 Cos. 1879
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Gold Pens at Bowen. stewart & Cos.
l2-2
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ner. keep the only assortment 81 Steinway
Pianos ia the state. nOV9S-im
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Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
0vricsss--R. Y. Smith. President, Columbus, o.;
NJ Lunt. Superintendent; C. A Smith. General Freight
Agent J. W. skiles, General Ticket Agent apes
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BeIlefontaime Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily,
0FIcBRs--Stillmsn Witt, President Cleveland O.: r.
n Brown. General superintendent Lucien Hills, General
Freight Agent. d. Barton, General Passenger Agent
indianapolis.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Adams Express COMPANY


Indianapolis 0fce--No. u East Washington street
Alfred Gather. Superintendent Cincinnati; John H.
Ohr, Agent, Indianapolis.
American Express Company.
Indianapolis 0fice-No. 81 East Washington street
e W. Sloan, Superintendent, Indianapolis; j. Butter
field, Agent. Indiana polls.
United States Express Company.
indianapolis Ofico--No. "a East Washington street
Butterfeli. Agent, indianapolis.
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indianapolis and Gin innat I Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
OrrcxRs HI c. Lord. President and Superintendent:
y. Richardson, Assistant Superintendent " B. Lord
General Ticket Agent; Thomas g. spoooer, General
Freight Agent, Cincinnati; W. L. Noble, General
Agent. Indianapolis.
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JeGcrsonville Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
oTTIcBns-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott, su.
Perlntendent; James ferrer. General Ticket Agent;
Thomas Carse. General Freight Agent, JefersonyiIle
Thomas Carse, General Agent. indianapolis.
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Lafayette and Indianapolis Rail.
road

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
orIcrRs-willism F. Reynolds. President; J. NJ. Ker-
per, Assistant Superintendent, Lafayette; w. H. Parmlee
General Agent, indianapolis
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RAILROADS.
Evansville and Crawforsisy lille
Railroad.

Three Trains leave Evansville daily.
John iagle. Jr.. President and Superintendent; J. T.
Martin. General Ticket Agent; A X Shra3er, Genera
Freight Agent, Evansville.
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CARPETS, ETC.
THE LARGEST
CARPET STORE.
1 ~ ID L a ~ a
KEPT ny
HUME, ADAMS 4 CO.,
16 and . West Washington Street,
FLETCHER ssere,
Wao BAvE RECENTLY DnPosRD or THEIR
w Dry Goods and converted the sr'ire ss~-sin
Wholesale and Retail
Carpet, Wall Paper
HOUSE FURNISHING
Establishment.
HUME, ADAMS & CO.,
Call special attention OF
CARPET DEALERS
Or Wholesale buyers their large stock Of all grades of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Mattings. &c
w ALL PAPER,
Cur!dlnS, WINDOW SHADES,
Soc r.-u.. DE-.
la an ..4l... variety.
HUME, ADAMS E CO.,
Have a large quantity Of Remnants Of
~ A - p TT" -
- Ia LIZ l. LII - - ,
Thirty yardsssoh and UNDER which will b. sold BELOW
Brussels CarPcts,..". % per Yard.
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Peru md Chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
orI,rRsDavid Macy, President and su ,erintendent;
D. Z Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; " T. Maott
General Ticket Agent; L. n. Andrews General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
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DosTKks neatly pris,sd IN eolor.. a, The
II HERALD JOB Rooms.
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sreS, Brooklyn, this ruesday) afternoon. at threo
O'Clock. $3.50
TsMsADas Suddenly, ss susday morning. Hay Z, al
Throgs Neck, Westch0ster county, JrI. CuSros TALL
nADGK only daughteg OF q OInt0o and HENRIETTA TAN
madge, In the 9th year OF her a4e :.
FSsAs On Monday, May g. &osv, the beloved wife OF
Laughin lyman, aged 80 year, native OF the parish Oh
Dysart county WcetHoath. 1eiand
The relatives aud ftiendsbf the family xespectuy
invited attend Tho funeral from her late residence SI
avenue c. Wednesday morning, at hafpast ten
O'Clock thence st rigets church. corner Of avenue
be offered for the rcpose of her soul Her remains wi
be inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
VAN ALsP AT New town, l. L., Monday, May D.
JoHa W. Vas Arsr, in the seth year Of hts age
INC relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to end the funeral from his late residence at
O'Clock and two O'Clock from tho Dutch REFORMED
church, Ncwtown, 1. l.
vALLgr7r1NE On Monday, May q CHARLFs vkILEsuSH
aged % years and days.
Tho friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tendtho funeral from the residence OF his brother j. H.
Ward No 1863 East Twenty eighth street, "Wednesday
morning, at ten o'clock.
WArTER.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Way ., JOAN
McHnwAS infant of Joseph s. and Sophie X Walter
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 70
attend the funeral, this Tuesday afternoon, at two
O'clock from the residence Of his parents corner or
Clesson and Gates avenues
WooD.-0n Monday morning, May 8, JOHN WooD, IN
the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence No 232 West twenty
ninth atrec this fruesday) afternoon ut O'clock
Relatives and friends viii attend without further notice
WIIsoy.-On Monday morning, May s, Misc MARY Will
SOW, IN tho list year of her age. t1H itr
neral services ut her late residence No 1856 West Twcn
yrst street, this uesday) afternoon at -four o'clock
The pnans will DO taken to East Chester for nternent
on Wednesday morning, at nine o'clock.