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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-13

BREAKING INr6 A SILK waa2HovsE --srRPRisB
AND ARREST OF rHg BUsaLAas
About twv wooks Captain Grror, " the Third
precinct, received Information that gang Of burglars
contemplated breaking the slk aud cloth ehose
OF Mr. wfi am J. Srhloss No 81 Warren street Captain
Grcer fstrse tho gins OF the thicves placed the
matter In the hands OF his detectives Tley aud Scott,
who KEEP. ssnct waacn on VIC sro OF ny schioss TN
three In the act of borng holes through the
front window shutter OF the cro in question In few
minutes atcsxsr Grabbing OF glase heard by the
officers which Immediately followed by the burglars
wrenching or tho window shutters Two tho burglars
then forced their way throu9h the window and COM
menced TO AL three large sacks with silk vevcts whtlo
the confcdcrate remained outsd 10 sound alarm In
case thcrc should be officers approaching Before
the sentinel had time 70 execute his part
OF the programme, officers lilly Scott Hooker and
Calishar secured the the walk and demanded
surrender VI the burglars then In the They
pl ed with the official demand, arrested and with
their two jmcys bags NC, were taken " the station
house. The prisoners gave their Henry Hast
ings VIM Smith and Vim. Ryan the latter living st
o3 Greene street. aud The former at 300 Pearl street. The
accused parties taken before Justice Bowling and
committed " the Tombs for trial, without bail
HIoRwAyMES IN BROADWAY.
On Thursday evening" about halfpas, ,en O'Clock,
bold robbery occurred In Broadway, near Cortandt
street. John Sullivan Of i5 Mott street; being the victim
Two men sczei him by the nose and head and held him
fast while third man rded his pockets stealing thcrc.
from by force aud violence SILVER watch worth forty
dollars Sullivan screamed FOR help, when oicer Tais
one OF the men, who gave his name az WIN Miller JUS
tcs Bowling committed him for trial. without bail
DARING RoBBsRy IN A BROADWAY SALOON f
Early on Thursday evening George W. Sherman, 70
siding ut No. " Fourth street. entered the Occidsnta'
q drinking paos ~ c3s Broadway, kept by william Az
lem better known 10 the police "Butt' Allen for Tho
had bank book sonas s S s1s - ana While
standing IN mont Of the bar snatchcd the book
from him and ran away. Sherman followed In pursuit,
~
George Oisrien, by officer Mcglon, OF the Fourteenth
precinct. The prisoner was searched NJ the station
house, but none of the stolen money found In his
posossion On the affidavit Of Sherman Justice Bowling
committed Tie accused 10 tho Tombs for trial, without
bail O'Brcn's friends assert his innocence and say
thot they can Provo that the theft committed by
another man Subsequently, detective Sowey arrested
q young 5outherner, named Kennedy, recently arrived
from Richmond, and being confronted with sherman
the latter positively identified him b. the man who stos
his money ,kecpedy was detained Tor eKamiussou DO
fore Justice DowlEs. ~
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money fos hs two weoks eading Nay inciusse State,
Lafayette, Ind Port Wayne. Eort Wayne, Ind; Dsvea
port Davenport Lowe; seooaA Nashville, rcnn STATE
rerrs Haute, Ind Lexington cwy. Lexagton, KY. TX
change Pittsburg, Ia Falkili, Pouehkeepse, N. T.;
New York County, New York First. Richmond, Va
The future Of the national debt IN becoming the Sud
ect OF speculation in both financial and political Circles
aud it il probable thai the question will DO vigorously
asiiaed BY the next Congress, aud reduction OF sne
Of interest discussed the same 70 take eneos so's
the date at which the respective loans mature 'ne
six per cent gold bearing debt, $50 reoeem-
able after the Lat Of May. 1881 and s''0s
the 1st Of November, 1860 On those aaies 'nesaio'
the interest on such might reduced 70 hvo per cont
Measures should be adopted BY Congress sass ios
the different forms Of securities iato ono
ooumon sock hearing uniform rate Of interest," begin
ming at i've Dor cent aud by SLOW degrees 10
three per cent the latter being the rate paid on the con-
soils OF Great Britain 90
II IA impossible tina: tho governments oan meet eAe
maturing principal Of Its loans by any othor psA THAI
funding them into new stock The policy Of making ~
bonds and notes redeemabIe within fixed time was .
very staken one ON the part o tho government In the
rst instance and It s likely to result In no nconsidss-
alba difficulty and Inconvenience to the Treasury
In tho future unless remedied by legislation
The seven thirty notes, for example-two hun
dred aud thirty millions OF which mature u the
end of June, 1857, and three hundred millions
more Of which, at least will mature the Sd Of March,
ls6sare convertible at the option Of the holder into
other legal tender notes gold bearing bonds Now,
supposng the bonds TO be below par at tho time Of ma
turty, all the holders would naturally demand legal
tender notes in Preference and this heavy drain would
tell severely upon the paper money resources of the
Treasury At the end Of June, 1857, Sal Of
three years compound interest notes also mature, and
these, too, are rodsemabie in currency.
Tho whole interest bearing debt of the country u Ia
like redeemable at fixed periodR The necessity
therefore, for new stock TO comprehend all others
in the form Of perpetual annuitles, IL obvious.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHsi


AYam--PmrPs AT Elizabeth, N. j., on Tuesday, May
q, By Rcy. Robert Akman, HoRAcx IL AYRKs, Of SIAM
ford, Conn, TO Miss S. IdznK PuEtPs
CRAwyonD--IdLLY I'm Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nay
H. by tho Rev L. H. hills, fsAscIs CaAwFvRp 20 Mis-
hALvIsA IaLy, all cf Brooklyn No cards
DauDsos--ho NeorEzY.--0n "Wednesday, May TO- at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. T. y
Young GEORGE L. DAvIDvv to GUssK O., second daugh-
ter o. SamuelJ. Montgomery ESQ., all Of this city. n
KIssAs--Bvaom. AT Bergen, N. j., on Thursday, May
A. daughter Of the late Eben H. Burger, Of New York
city 'fIlEnfl 1.ial t0tu1
hcAyEE--CLrpn On thursday, May II, at the Third
Soahe, RosxRr McArnE 10 Miss RceErrA CLYpK all Of
this CITY. N ~ lIeIf Ire.t,f1 qN vi rNit -
TKnLE-Orrs;- On Thursday, May II, by the Rev Fr
Stems HENRY THxIi& 10 Miss NARY OPPE all Of Harlem.
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H-sz. sos Of Ne iais ssha end eli.a rsus sssd =
His remains were atssrsd IN the osmetery q HaaIag
Ton
Long IslAag paper pasass copy.
Taospsos AT SEQ, on Monday, May Q, OF disease a
the heart Captain WILLIAM Tuosssos, Of the brig oova-
dongA -
The funeral will take piaoe on sunday .fsemoon =
two O'Clock from his residence No 1872 Third stre
W,I,,amsburs! The frends and relatives Of the family
are respcctfplly invited 70 sttend .Ig1OllN{
WA,soy-In brooklyn, on Friday morning, May n
rte funeral win take place from The residence OF her
son.In law Thomas Reynolds, ls7 Carlton aveaua. On
Monday alter aoon, et ono O'Clock .
consumption, JULIA NJ, wife OF Dr. A. j. Watts, IN The
25th year OF her age. ..,---..o,,-. -
The relatives and friende OF ne AMY arc nvsed y
att nd the funeral on sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
from late residence IN Putnam avenue near Frankin
avenue, without further invitation
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The Navy.
MOVEMENTS Or 1UNBOATS.

The double.endef Osceols, ten, Commander John NJ b.
Citz arrived the Charestown Navy Yard on Monday
last from the North Atlantic squadront Ia which she has
been since going into commission. She has performed
good service in the Jamos river and or Wilmington
blockading She participated in both attacks on Fort
Fisher and hitsevers limos -hc Will now probably
20 out Of commission undergo repairs Tho following
u list OF her oiicers:--
Lonrmander-J. II. b. Clz.
REORGANIZATION weidman =
ga. 9s n-.Gcorge r. Winsiow
Poymassr-- edward Bellows.
Ac.iaJ .MQsters-u L. StuTgs and q B. Hussey.
Actng Emtgn--R W. R0wntree.
En0inee,s-Acting Chief, Thomas accausiand; second
Assistant Richard Doran Third Ass'stans o. j. Cooper,
II. bergman and T. J. Swords
Acting Aatcs-Thomas logers, Q. J.. Hardy sad d. q.
Robinson
Acting Gusney-J G. Breslyn
CdpdsWs Cssrk--A. q. Emerson
Peym ,xcy's Cy rk-A. d. Ieur
.Sn gems Separd-Gcorgc W. Anderson
The double sender sassacus TO- Lieutenant Commander
John L. Davis arrived at the Philadelphia yard tho
9th, from the North Atlantic squadron. She will also
undergo some needed rcra having done good service
In e sounds Of North Carolina aud on Che blockade -
w%n ssa s sss*rS M ba az s'F
Aciss g,tanteer Lseetenas1 and Encahvs 0Ncsr-A.
W. AuI',aur tletla
ActiJ A.iiani Psyaas er- II. d. Kimberly.
Actn Va kr---Wm. H. Mayer.
Acirg Essrgns-C al. Biri, David stephen, August Ad
Mats-r D. Marble and J. s. o'Brisn.
AciRg Gnssner-Nell Martin.
lgng.negs-Sccoud Assistants, !. w. Huxley, r. N.
Ellis o. Allison Aching Third Assistants W Raynor,
u. s. Mack.
Ct.ptrin's C2cTk-ghomss W. Howard.
PIyseaer's Gle k-David Ellis
The doublc-endor Mlcknaw. 10 guns Commander J. C.
Beaumont st Holmes Hole The 9Th inst, roue
from the North Atlantic squadron to the Portsmouth
Navy Yard Tor repairs
The ,roa doubleender Muscooss ten Commander Geo.
Ransom which sailed from his port tme since,
for the Pacific TO have had wonderfully bad luck at
tending her We believe the last was the third departure
for the Pacific and ~ lat accounts shs had only reached
Hampton Roads, and that with tho greatest difficulty.
She had periious voyage TO the Capes OF Vrina and
came very gong 70 Davy Jones locker There must
DO something riiay wrong IN the construction of the
Muscoota She has suffered from socs OF brcskdowns
and nishaps and back 10 por. crippled aud sub
jcct for the hospital II her past experience shadows
forth her future then IL safely be affirmed that she
Il not n suitable weasel to send 70 the Pacific where
pair shops not found in every port oven IL she could
succeed aching that squadron, which appears
exceedingly doubtful What disposition viii now be
made OF hes we do not learn
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ARxsrRoso.-On THURSDAY, May IL, after short ILL.,
ness, JANIS ARwsrrosu, aged IS years
The relatives and friends Of the family also the meni-
bers Of Key Stone Lodge, No. 236, and A. M are
questcd to attend he funeral from Odd Fellows Hall,
corner Grand ard Centre streets on Sunday afternoon at
one o'clock t tll0 ''.ufIr ri
Masonic NOTICE. Brethren, you are hereby summoned
TO attend special communication OF Key stone Lodge,
No. 235 y aud A. NJ, at their Egypt an) Odd Eel
lows Hail. Grand and Centre Streets on sunday
Mt twelve O'clock for the purpose Of attending the une-
raj Of late brother James Armstrong The frater-
D. w. THOMAS, Secretary. .l J. j. JENNINGS, N.
AvsrH.- On Monday, Msy Q, Jour g. Austin, lsso
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Corvxs-There was bat little activity, but The MARKET
lrm with holder demanding an advance over our
Fe.r1Hrs There was a decidedly better feeling In
frights to-day, and The cngagcments were at bitter
per steamer at 3D. 10000 do. oats 3D. and 200 boxes
f,.con s. The charters are: alp from St. John TO
London deals, a. sSs on, same voyage, on private
terms; brig ~ Tarag0nn out md back, 81 100, gold
Nothssx was in improved demand, and rather higher
prices realized Sales 2O obls Cuba muscovado ut
S. 6Oc ITO hhds Porto REQ at Too, and 10 do al
N.vA,. sroRra. Spirits turpcntins were dull and
lower, with sales al 81 7s 81 90 Resins wore quiet
and prices are tending downward Tnr aud pitch were
duh aud prices were wholly nomualy unchanged.
T[ovrsr -Receipts, 202 bbls pork, 2oi do beer,
5o7 do cut meals and Ill do lard. There was rather
more nSu,y for pork and sSh prices were e rea s
S2s 70 Tor 1861 de- cash and regular way, closing ~
S23 12k S2s for prime and tls 10 $20lor prime meas;
also for future delivery, $500 bbs npw mess for
s25 So Tho beef market continued quiet at previous
rates Beef hams were firm and active Sales a 600
s n s 0 e ss ca: 100
at 14c i5c. for shoulders, and nc. lee nor hams
Bacon duh end heavy We have only TO report sales
lard market was shade Srmer and more active, with
sales OF 1000 barrels al 16c. s1skc for inferior 70
ssri,y prime Butter was steady a. nc. szio 10,
prev ous priCeA
SUGAR The rise In gold impaired amsr tone 70 the
market for raw With an increased business transacted
The sales were 200 hhds chiefly Cuba muscovado, At
s,4c. 12,fc, and lie IL Nc for Porto Rco and 500
terms Refined was Quiet bas sesdy a. s % f6r DOW
dcrcd, crushed and graduated. $40 i.
TosAcco In fair demand and prices are o. the I'd
sumption, ON D. l. 12f cases seed leaf at ioc 3sc
TALtcw was dull and heavy Sales $1,000 lbs Of
wooL-The market has been duh al the week, and
prices are OF about &c &c per ID on domestic ccces
The snes comprise go 900 Ibe domestic hecces AT from
10 SOC, mainly al Too. Including
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The ARM y.
SENTENCES or COURTS MARTIAL IN ruE CASES or

NEW YORK OFFICERS. rI Itr
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph NJ. Mnrphy, Seventh New
York artillery has been tried for conduct prejudicai 10
good order and military dis ipine and conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and gentleman found guilty Of the
charges sencuced o DO dismissed the service of the
United States.
ter Of the One H. ndred and Eighty ninth New York Vol
unit cs has been tired for conduct prciud cal 10 good
order and military discipline, disobedence Of orders
using d,srcspcc able language 10 his commanding oce
and violation VI the eevenly seventh Article OF War;
found guilty OF tho charges aud sentenced 70 be
cashiered.
First Lieut. nant Cherries X Lockwood, One Hundred
and Seventy ninth New York Vounteers has been tried
for conduct preudica TO good order and military dlsc
pne; found guilty Of tho charge and sentenced 70 DO
cashicred =
Captain I. Meyer, Seventh New York Volunteers and
FIRST Lieutenant H. n. Burke, Sixty ourth Now York
Volunteers have zach boon tried and sentenced 70 be
dismissed but thcr sentences have been commuted 10
brief suspensions fum raak and pay and confinement 70
tho limits OF their respective regiments
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CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 10 r. n
AsaHs-Receipts, % bbla Tho market was dub and
prices we're nominally unchanged us.
BnEADsruBgs Receipts, 716S bbls -four $50 do and
2l6l bags meal $40 bushels hcat $4,000 bushels
corn, So A2s do oats, 1890 do. barley and l04 do
malt There increased activity In the market FOR
State and Western -FOUR aud advance Of full &C. per
Dbl established the market closing quis with sales
OF 5000 bbs State and Western, 100 d. southern,
and 500 do Canada Rye -four and meal were dull
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The market for wheat q shade hrtner, and there
was rather doing; sales TO- 600 bnscs ut 81 32S
for No Chicago spring 81 40 for Mwaukce club aud
No Chicago spring. aud 81 10 81 80 for amber Micht
gan. Rye was quiet and nominaily unchanged OF bar
ley we notice sales Of 900 bushels State al 81 <o Malt
was quiet, but steady The corn market was dull! md
unsettled sa"s 20 900 bushels at 81 81 20 for yellow
CSC for New Oreans and 81 for new mixed Western
Oats actre and 1c &c higher at 4sc. soc. for
jersey, soc 52c for West RI, 43c 45c for Canada
and f5c. dsc. for State.
CoTros-The market continues quite active, and full
prices realized with saos Of 800 bales Vt tho fol
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The CrOtOm Embr0glfO.
The APPLrCATION FOR AN INJUNCNION AGAINST THE
NEW oaOTON AQUEpUCT COMMISSIONERS DENIED
SUPREME COURT CHAEngRs
Before Judge SutherIal

BUIOTt JUuSt
MAY r. -Ro1c-t L. Da,ragA and 7h,~sDs Stephens vs
John s. 0,lss and George A. jeremiah The application Of
tho plaintiffs for injunction restraining the defendants
from exercising the functions OF their Office doned
this morning the ground that injunction was not
the proper remedy " be applied. Tho Court did no.
state what the proper remedy WAS but 1t Is supposed
that a qto udrroNs, would get tho diiiicuity
Whether any frcsh application for relief viii b. made We
unable to say, but tho chances arc ths old Com
mssoners will NOT give up the ghost without another
struggle
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Operatic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mt Notes.
SUPREME COURT--CIKoUT.
Before Judge WcllA

MAY li.-JospA Wan1cA againsf Jsssss Seh~oerth The
plaintiff first baso In the Italian OPERA and tho defen-
dans keeps music store In Broadway, noar Twelfth
street Mr. weinch sued TO from Mr. Schuberth
certain sum Of money which, he alleged, be had ad-
WINGED to him on the steamer Borussia coming from
Hamburg to New York The defendant, ON the other
hand insisted that had been lent 70 Mrs Keutgon.
WHO is member of the German Opera The plaintiff
and defendant were examined in each others behalf
the plaintiff true his part rendering his testimony in
hts owu peculiar bass voice Mrs Kctgen was examined
for def edant and to rebrt her evidence, the pianti
prodeced Mrs PcEenaser and Mr.. Picker. II appeared
from their testimony that Mr. Sciruborth had acted 10
h agent of Mr. Won Bcrklo tho empire ar0 OF tho then
The judge charged the jury leaving The question Oh
fact entirely their decision at che came time care uy
laying down the rules OF evidence for their guidance.
Alter short delbcraon the jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiff for full amount.
Hcnry II. Morangs for plaintiff MeSsrs. johnson and
Wilson i0r defendant.
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The Fare departments Contrevsrsy',
sUPRENK' o0URr-sPEOtAL rteA.
Before Judge Foster.

TNI sUPREMK '0OURr-sPEOtAL rshh.
.L p.s... I,a,a pos,ar
- ee - 49,.
NV i2-fhs Pscp'svs. Ja~s w. 0o0s" s''' $500"
a.. .s,,.I ,,ag,,s,,. wore entered pro
nA'A'" "0' "o0o wa 0ou"s''' ''1s A.. y,ass,s
to'~d In each Case Annexed u . copy VI wv 's's
order in each proceeding:-
= T...r.rf, ..ra. ;. .,w a., ,r,xsrxur
W vAsn :" -, c csf q - IN 49, ~ Ge Mgyor
M, tne ..oPe sae aaS h.a .,ror tha demurrer OF
s0s. ~ ss'ng On " % - 49, Ssfsnasts Chsrles c.
s ni pasnsIS =, ~ 're ssa. hsa;.g 1ohn Coch-
>,y :. y, ns, a. ,,lanti& and william
Aseu, aSo u ,S s ~ and the aame n here
- a,'d tS.s ,.s.n,inh have Judgment against
=, 1870, az "s.dS se-nards, in an cornplsnt-
1oiolNA.us w Wy so'ss. and their
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ibooo d. rabbit; 900 pullsa. privaas; also eOe
MestzA, mostly n 22c., gold.
WHnlsI-R ceipts l2S bblx the market was stsady.
Salos $50 bills Western n - %
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FINANCIAL.

r EXEMPTION or
Tii"sOLDIBRss BOUNTY FUND BONDS NO. ." 1'
COUNTY 81 81 New NEW YORK,
Payable June ,i865
Notice 10 hereby given that soiiers' Bounty Fund
Bonds No e. OF the county OF becoming due aud
payable June 1855 the interest thereon will paid
on that day ON the presentation Of - this 060
.ssg PROPOSALS r ron A LOAN l
et6N, 500
"soLorERs BOUNTY FSSssp REDExprror BOMBS
NO g."
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISING IMPRUpgyr
M young women get INTO trouble reg Mt arrest BY ths
police startling disc irrsa letters from vie
ums OF both SEXES. See NEW YORK DISPATCH, MAJ IL
For sale BIZ gil news agents on SUI 1av zALM a
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Subordinate divisions Of the Order Of the Sons Of Tenn
perance are invited " attend without further notice.
Members Of the Order will assemble precisely at ten
O'Clock at the Of Marion Division, No. -,
ner Of Eighty sixth street and Third avenue.
OR.ILLY - RxrllY, in the 46th year Of his age.
rrancis Iawrence and John, are respectfully invited 70
attend tho funeral this aturday) afternoon, at two
O'clock from his late residence In Fortysccond street,
between second and Third avenues without further nvi
O'DoxssrL On Thursday, May II, MARGARET, widow
Of Patrick o'Donncll, aged ~ year,.
The friends and ntances Of the family and those
of her brother Edward Gleason, respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon, at two
O'clock at the residence OF Miss Margaret Qun, No -
Henry strect, New York. ot.1
Paarmpsr-Killcd a the battle Of Gaines Mills Va
on Friday, June ~, 1909 Captain Wn T. PARrRIpae,
Fifth regiment New York Volunteers fDury cas- Zouaves
i The remains having been brought here, the funeral
will take place from the Chapel of tho Holy Trinity,
Monday afternoon al two O'Clock The ocers and pri.
Yates " the Fifth regiment New York Volunteers, the
members Of honauk Lodge, r. and A., NJ, and i bis
relatives and friends generally invited 70 attend the
funeral without further invitation. NFiL -
swsxr.-suddenly, IN Brooklyn on Friday, May IL o.
hemorrhage, JAM SWAIN, tho beloved WHO OF Soo'se
Tho relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral on Sunday sernocn ~
between woodruff and Rapeyca Streets South Brooklyn
sLvtRRAck. -GxoRex srLvsRn.ox, aged oO yea rs..
His remains win be taken TO the Eversresns Cemetery
srEIHrss In jersey City, on Monday, May 9, SARAH
srrrHkss formerly Of London, England aged 30 years
sra VITA. s.w,LI late chief engineer
OF tic United States Navy in the both year OF his age
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
srogp On Thursday, May IL, CHRISTIAN SronR, aged
10 YEAR,. IL months and "a days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the fuRcra Sunday afternoon At
ono O'Clock, from his late residence, 81 Perry street
TsSHxR. --On Thursday morning, May H. BEsJAMfN
TANNER, In the roth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon, at
one rS ss suss q s b'
Trus.-As Cold Spring, Long Leland, on Saturday, May
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

SPANISH RIBBONS AT % 20 PER rIECE-RED AND
- yellow lOl wards In piece. Leaf Tobacco Wfapper
aud PLIERS imported Cigars liza Espsnosl Cigarettes Hon
rades, &c, &c. For sale at store ~ Cedar street
81 OnO Onn CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRESENT
Is sbctcd q. CHEEKS,
Agent FOR New York Cigar Manufacturing COMPANY. o
Warren street.
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Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


NREAT TRUNK LINE from" the North and
" North West for Phadelphia, New York, Read
ing, POttsyille, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Ncw-York, as fol-
lows 800 7 % and 9.05 A. NJ. and las and . 90
p M arriving at New York at.5. 10 and 10 90 A. N.
and $40 and 1895 u. M, connecting with similar
Trims on the Penpsy ylyania Railroad Sleeping Cars
accompanying the 800 and 9.05 A. M. Trains, with
out change.
Leave for Reading, Potsville Tanaqua, Miners
-ihe Ashland, Pine Grove, Allenownand Philadel-
pha at ? .35 A. M and As and 900 p NJ, stopping
~ Lebanon and principal stations the Q 90 y IN.
Train making no close connections for Pottsville,
nor Philadelphia. For PottsYille, Schuylkill Isven
and Auburn via Sehuylkill and susquehanna Rail-
road leave Harrisburg at 4 90 p m.
Returning Leave New York at Q. 90 n. m, I2 90
Noon at 8 90 p. M; Philadelphia ut 800 a. IN, and
3. 30 D. m -Pottsville at $50 am and 245 p IN
Ashland 6 90 und III 41 a. IN. and 10 p m; TaIna-
oua at 7 35 M and | 40 p, m.
Leave Retlsy NE for Harrisburg via Schuykill and
Susouehanna Railroad al 4 IS a. In.
Hradipg Accommodation Train leaves Reading a
! 6SO A. 81. returning from Philadelpha at 4St
Columbia Railroad Trains leave BEADING at 9,lt
VA. NJ. ana 6l5 P. NJ for Ephrata, Litir LANCASTER
/ Columbia, &c. . . ...-..,, N, me-
/ doinbia 3I5PM Pottsville 500 A. NJ, Tamaqua
| M, Harrisburg 7.05 NJ ana heaalng AZ 1 AZ Al
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