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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

EVANGELICAL ANNIvERsAR - This after
noon the Evangelical Anniversaries will be inaugu.
gurated AT O'clock p. NJ, a prayer meeting, with
special reference to the religious press will be held.
At 8 o'clock, the Evangelical knowledge Society will
hold It's business meeting; and at 1880 this evening the
anniversaries OF this Society will be held and will
prove of great interest 10 all who attend.
The programme for to morrow $3.50 A, NJ,
prayer meeting, wi h special reference to missions
and missionaries; II O'clock common service, with
addresses; o'clock this afternoon. business meeting
OF the American Church Missionary Society; and 73O
p NJ, the anniversary exercises Of the American
Church Missionary Society with address, Will be
held
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05
MARRTED

RRIDGEs-HART.-On the I'd Instant by Rev.
Samuel Durborow, Rector OF the Church of the Evan
gellsts, at the Commercial Hotel, Mr.. CHARLES
BRIDGES and Miss MARY A, HART.
JOHNSON-PETERs-O the I'd Instant. at the
Parsonage of st, Georges M. H. Church No. New
street, by the Rev NJ d. Kurtz Mr. CHARLES W.
Woodbury., n, j.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05
The MaryIand ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The election is progress.
ing very quietly. Up to this hour-l.3O P. M
the poll has been very light. The day is brig
and pleasant,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

FORTUNES FOR MANY.-A number Of the presents
offered for distribution among those who purchase
stock In the Riverside Institute are worth fortunes
The first on the list worth go OCO the next 500
one NBOeO' several s5 co., tIOOOp and so on sbarss
only 81. Each guarantee some present
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

Our stock is manufactured with especial care for
is seasons sales. We dey competition In uIet and
oW6W o. assortment, and IN SfUis, NJ, and make OF
ggods iTtces dtWdVs guaranteed loiOsr Han ne
toUt% eSeWhefe, aud flW SdisfdctiOn guaranteed
funded u'''N "'D'"8 70
HdJ iUdU bettUee71 BFNnyETr q On
EUth and TOwER HAIL.
St1th streets.J NO. SIS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

AN APPEAL Is now made to the public I'm behalf Of
our suffering wounded veterans. by the Managers OF
the Gettysburg Asylum for Invad Soldiers which
should not go unheeded. In order 80 establish preat
institution for the reliet of our wounded braves,
large amount Of money Is reuuired and 'as
an inducement the Managers propose to distribute
among their patrons presents worth over half mil
iloh or dollars, comprising magnificent diamond
Jewelry; one hundred thousand dollars in United
states ponos, splendid farm, tie famous yacht
Henrletta, ana other gifts. Some idea of these NAV
be formed by glencnR over the card or the Mana
elsewhere in I'VE ENENINa TkLEGRApH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

A CoILsIoN.-Last evening, as car No. 80 of
the Union Passenger line ing the Frank ford
and Germantown Railroad at Ninth and Wallace
streets IL was into by locomotive, but happily
the Injuries to the passengers slight.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

WHIrMAN's CHoCoLATE.-Tho finest Chocolate fol-
table use, manufactured at the Phiadelpha steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. stephen f. whitman
office and store No. 1910 Market street "
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

, LET 1T BE PERFECTLY UNDERSTOOD that Dr.,
Iurners TIC Dou!oueuE or Universal Neuralgia PHI
Is speclhc for Neuralgia, Nerve ache aud ni other
painful nervous Observation-Disclosures hysteria affec.
Apothecaries have II. ~ ''S''iA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

SCREW PLATES, WITH TAPER TAPS,
Screw waESying from 20 80 sizes each, and smal! SIZE
sTI sTTIIeW w, STOCKS and Dies, for sale by THU MAN
beloS,w no $50 eight Thirty-hve) MARKET Street,
SHEEP SHEARS, WITH SINGLE AND
handles n springs, and straight bent or tToWe
an1 Np W variety Of Sizes. Also, Horse Cllpptnk
hIu ny ~ sss hhs sheaTsl for sale by TRUMAN SHAW
Nfn;,S 900 tAashI Thirty-nYe) MARKET Street, Deo"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

III. SHOEMAKER d Co.. No. 1924 Cbesput street arc
now opening an elegant assortment of Misses
ana Chlldren's millinery. Also full lae of Chill
drens Clothing for boys girls Infants and misses in
the latest STYLES. 0' "a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

,HUMpHEEYs' HoM@oPATHIC SPECIFICS are en-
phaticHlly the peoples remedies. Ecunomicai aim
pie, convenient, and efficient they form o system nf
prompt remedial means for iamte quite superior to
anything ever offered to the puOc, " w
Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street. DyOtt & Co., No. 232 North second street.
Wholesale agents, Sold also by George C. Evans
sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose smith, Broad
and q esnut streets: Hortter Twentieth and Green
sreets John Bley, FrankOrd road: Roche. fifteenth
and south streets; Callenuer, Third and Walnut
sireeis Hickman, No. 1886 South Second street, Mar
shall, Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe No 32O
Market street, Sold in Germantown nv w n Jonea
General Depot, No. 637 A rch street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rest EYtttn0 QothinG N PhHddeIDbia.
RESI- ttutn0 CgOthfnO IN Fj.iLddeiphi,f,
BtSt EHtn0 Ct0thinO IN PhHddeiDhfG,
beSt fHttn0 Clothing IN phlddcLDbid,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

FINE CoNFECTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins' No
1877 Spring Garden street, can Oe obtained for ,rI
nuts, nuts almonds etc, as well fine assortn on
OF connections, Jenkins is worthy of a call
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

APPRoPRIATING ANOTHER's WATCH. John
Muller was taken in custody yesterday at Frankford
r, nd end Laurel street, on the charge of having
pi ked mans gold watch from his pocket and appro-
prtating 1t. Alderman Shoemaker committed Muller
IL aNrnr
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have received the
la test English periodicals at hand from Mr. A. Winch
Nc sos Chesnut street, who has his usual immense
hand.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

The GRANT MOVEMENT in this city does not
appear to flag. evening the citizens of the
Ninth Ward favorable to his nomination for Pres.
dsmoy vii be he'd AZ the corner Of Market and Mer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

FINE PHOTOGRAPHS AT Low PRICES -Reimer's
Gallery Second street, above Green. Six cards
or one large picture, 81. Twelve Ferrotypes, nifty
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

a ROSE oy any other name smells as sweet So
SAYS Shakespeare, but he no Judge of 1obacoo
ltyou want something aue, try Goodwlns Plantation
For sale eYerywheIe
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05
LOUISIANA.
General Mowers Order Removing Sheriff
HaYaa ReRClndeda

General Mowers Order Removing Sheriff
Hayes Resctndeds
New ORLEANS, Nov. A general order from
General Mower rescinds the order of Saturday
removing Sheriff Hayes Hayes is, conse-
quently, still Sheriff.
l am positively assured that General Grant
disapproved of Bullitt's appointment.
General Hancock is expected here on We'd
nesday.
Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, Nov. 5
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 s. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
500 520s '67.Jy.rg..lU7M sh Phil & Erie-.... "a
S2UC0 do '65JY.cp.l075s go sh Read R,--b80- 49,
$1,000 City 6s News"..l0lA 80 sh Ches q Wal.,.. 45
$1,000 Susq Bds-........ 5S 69 sh Lehigh stk. $50
II Bh Minehill R..... 81 10 dO....",,,,,. 3j1S
SECOND BOARD.
SOcO 620s '65 l0755 $1,000 Read 6s 44... 005
$l2CO Pa 6s LIST seres.lO3H $1,000 q Am 6s, S9.ls Sc
t3oOO City 6s, New..,,-l0lA sh Acad of Music 70
500 dO..munic- lOl& 800 sh Read R....,,,,i rs 10
500 do..munic- 1917 100 dO-.s8OWn- -4S 3-l6
WOO do. Old-,.... 97 100 don. b30- 49,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
lng Machines, No. $50 Chestnut street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

In TRoUBLE.-Henry and Lewis Lamott,
brothers, and black, arrested at Twelfth and
Rudman streets for having stolen little childs sack
and made OF. Alderman Morrow committed them,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

LARCENY OF JEwELRY.-Henry Geiger and
JOhn his brother, being charged with larceny,
arrested in the Fifth Police District. 1t is alleged
that both were implicated in the stealing of gold
watch, chain, finger rings, breastpins, and other
triuketS. the property OF Mrs. Bryant, residing in
Eleventh street, above Lombard Alderman Tunison
committed them to answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL BsTATB.-The
following stocks and real estate were offered
for sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, by NJ.
Thomas Sons, commencing at noon to-day,
with the annexed reault.--
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

ENTERED AND RoBBRD.-The store of Wagner
Brothers. No. 5}2 North Second street. was forcibIv
entered last evening and robbed of small quantity
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05
FOURTH EDITION
THE NEW INDIAN TREATIES.
Fire on a Levee at Cairo.
A Total Loss Of $50, 200.
The European Markets To-Day.

nts" Ets, Etc., etc., zto.. Ets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

GREAT INDUCEMENTS PRICES.
Fall and Winter Underwear,
Fall and Winter Underwear,
Fall and Winter Underwear.
MCINTYRE IL BROTHERS No. 1885 Ohcsnut street.
JONES d THAcHER, Printers, No. $40 Mluor street
e,5J- Unusual I1ldicementsy ! !
Blf Unusual LnduccDentSI ! !
Gj- Unusual Inducements! &! ! : I
B-g- Unusual inducements ! ! !
Is Is SisT 4%SisT@t 4&%ce"smSi 1r&%ce"e%tsi iiii
E9 Unusual L1ducementsi ! / I
Ar Unusual ei oil f,llefse stock OF Ne,;
Clothing for MEMS aud Boys FGu ana
Winter lOCGT, made IN the most cdrefiG
Remember ndnner, and Of materials bought IN hrs,
hands, al 2utouS prices TO tie nIdntydc
tiTerS
This tells the lUhOle story.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
on THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

ALLEGED PERJURY. 49, John Hensell, alias
Hesen, was arrested yesterday, by Marshal Ire ts
on Tue cnatge OF perjury. II Is alleged that in the
Chlud States Court, bef4re Judge Cadwalader. aud,
also before Recorder Eneu aud Alderman Bsitler, ne
swore that he was not surety for any person. while
that assertion is contradc,ed. He had nearing be-
tole United States Com missioner Smith, this morn
~ Lg. and was rem landed fo- another exnminatlon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

iHB FRIENDS OF FREEDOM are about
a ing strenuous eXerons to Increase the re venues
Oh Ine 1ntotdgeTy Standard and with this object In
poSW series 0I meetings commence to-day at Ken
meeting Will be transferred to West Chester and ON
fIuy next 10 TINS city, when Grand social reunion
OF Ihe trends OF Freedom will be held at the New
HnTIcuiluTai Hall eliminating with a grand speech
by wendell Phillips I'm the evening,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

Irsss ouring his recent tour in Europe were read
WIN deep Interest and their popularity has caused
neIr repub lea ION In book form by the Messrs,
PeIeTson, OF this city Colonel Forney is a keen OBJ
1 SeIVeI ana hne writer, and in his forthcoming
topic or EurGptan interest. Toe volume is 5w ready
70 We forwarded TO canvBssers and agents will he
Lolmaly pu6lished ON the 18th of the nresant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

The Bradley-Fisher difficulty did not come
this morning before court, but is expected to
decided this afternoon,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

ATTEMPTED TO COMMIT SUICIDB.-Yesterday
AFTERNOON an unknown German about tweniy-six
years old, attempted TO commit suicide by shooting
Rimheia Ia the head with pistol IN Clubhouse in
5CCItbuelu' lie WHS fatally wounded ana mon being
1SCOVered was conveyed to ST. Juseph's Hospital by
0mcerS Robinson ana Warren. Lat evening the
DoC0Is IN attendance gave IL their opinion that
% could not survive He was dressed in black sack
coat, black vest, dark mixed panta oOus, black Kos
suth hat, and white shirt. Further nfornn alton can
De mad iron Lieutenant Lager at the Park Station.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-05

NUUWNE INW-
IUhIs.-Our readers should bear in mind that this
evening, st Tie new Horticultural Hall the inaugural
lecture IN the first annual course before the Teach
efs lnstltuIe' OF this city will he delivered The Lee.
turer is william Housewife Alger of Boston an able
anu elOquelH speaker, aud trust that he W III he
gIeeteu by large ana enthusiastic audience The
NOTIFY purpose OF the Institute secure the best pc-
cing ,hlent IN the country well merits such au
oOurhgement AZ the very outset OF theIr eforta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE,
PENNSYLVANIA.
SEVERE CONDEMNATION OF MIR. COwAN's NONTSA
TGoN AS MINISTER 10 AUSTRIA.

SEVERE CONDEMNATION or MIR. COwAN's NONTSA-
TIoN As MINISTER 10 AUSTRIA
~ rELrGu.Pu To TRIBUNE
HARRIsBUrG, Jan. l7.-Gov. Gcary has appointed
Capt John IT, Stewart of Allegheny County gal
LIANT soldier State military agent at Washington, and
William A. Cook of Westmoreland County, we'll
known journalist. las deputy military agent.
In the House of Representatives the following
resolution wa3 offered by one Of the members from
Cowans district and discussed.
ReoIrcd 10y the House ~ Representatives Of the Com
mOnwealth or Pennsylvania: That We have lcrard Win
ndi nation that the President Of the United states has
the place of the accomplished Statesman and historian
now holding that position In thus nominating a man
who ha betrayed hr conSt turnis ana dhrehided his
pledges The people Of his native state, aud whose
eouise m h sGHete h!5 cccMs4 t1flE I4-ske9 e2s
dempsllgD. 81. i"h.sOn seems - have Contemplated
rcci insult the frcemcn Of Pennsylvania and shown
his persistent purpose to place the Government IN the
bands az who opposed to the ntcsts Of this ma
action the Republican mcmbers Of Congress IN oppos
ing the fnation Of Mr. Cowan aud we unite our pro
test with theirs and call on The Senate to reject sag
nomination and Thereby savo our country the slsc W
being rcpTc-ented abroad by ono VINO IN no P9II uuI
would be truo exponent of American Ideas OF pfclpICs
FOCAL RIGHTS CONVENTION At PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. l5.--An Equal Rights Conyen-
ton met here to-day, in the Hall Of the franklin
Institute. The attendance was quito large, and
embraced many leading characters who favor the
cause OF equality. Tho Convention was organized
by the election Of the fpllowing-named officers !;
President Robert Puryis; Nicc-prcsidcnts, Lucreta
Mott William Whipppr and William Aston Con
stiiuion was adopted after which series of reso-
buttons were offered by the Business Committee,
declaring that republican institutions are based on
individual rights and the question for the American
people 10 settle is the rights of individuals and not
races: that the present ag alton for manhood suf-
fragc is n cruel abandonment 81 the slave woman of
the South thanking tho nine United states Senators
for the efforts made by them 10 strike out tho word
male" from the District Suffrage bill; demanding
that there should be 10 moro white male States
instructing the Representatives, Congress to amend
all bills before them, that no States or Territories
entitled TO equal rights regardless of color; insisting
that those who are bound by law are entitled 20
voice in its enactment. Addresses were delivered by
Mrs Susan H. Anthony and Mrs. T. Cady Stanton of
Ne,y.Yorh; J. VI. McKim of Deawage; Lucretia
Mott; the Hon. George Thompson N England, and
Others. After which. tho Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18
STATE or TRADE.

Nj &
BruoRE Jan 1.-THE very dull sud prices unchanged
Snv dolly in Flour Coffee or Provisions Wheat
% oa se q ~ o. Seq a 60 sb sna fs Yellow o.
81 osSsles 400 buh at 5saec Whisky IL dull and I'M
lco,ta d sale: g. god oF q. as a. s'' o.. : :.
higher sales at c3dec Provisions .1d lard quiet aud usehssgs9
sugar a2 Common Choice LOuisnA setting At a
Cscrsx,rr ,au 7Flour dn UNCHANGED WHISKY dun and
changed Hog, irmer sales at ~ 2as7 - ReSG 1900 Mess
shoulders at 7c, and Sides q, sc Green Meats ar. higher
S ~ S P. " Ss y 2 &C. iSa h' we L'u
ior1'ytis Jan icoi:oa-Sses c cernSaes OF SHIELDED a,
sales Of Red at ~ 90 oISalcs s6 Mes. PokSes at
T B Essso Clear a. s a ss soa Ham. s Lard
IN ticrrcs-S,es PIE New orleans sugSaes Of fair At M
Los to medsa SHIPPING Ieufsl s3e@i3 50.
s, S%,Pfs4 . S' SIC $3.50 s What aaT s
AZ ~ 80 ~ 9 Tor No and 9@5l s for No. o ,s3 %
better se st i gic Gr Provisions Me- pe ss Is
a., iSe. Dt' S s r Hoss firm aod sisidy 70 %
$50 90 ReepIooc 6O~ fur 0 bush mes. sss' oSs SS
bJa Flour, eooO BASH Wheat Ao bush Con" "
sd q, iG r.. '1 %. Of Ge s sG q
S E S5s sssT . ; eSys White XII 6 %a.
Ss !. '. ~ eS$S cors quiet ssa NO az s. T. 0s
ch wesis n S ks AID ss sS'I per tSS R.Ssd
eeSn !0 81 S s A e se sON Spirit.
TurpsneSss At l2e Resins d sales at % -S@$o fs' lam
PM paIA Jan ITho has anos suspended bus
ness The svancs gold has caused sTe ceiling u iorsSa gSos
81 Wjse SsgT.as3 Is Rye ~ 17GN%f Casa
All Sepov We 81 Oats unchanged sales OF 900 bash Stale
.ese Mess PORK S9l4 +2 30 Hams RiGlac. Lard RiSt2c.
hSsira Ga Ja iCc,lon market very active; ases 5ss bales
Mailing al 3l4o o., - 80, -,
CHARLESTON Ian lltoeon market ave-stoch ieh sales r.
haze, Mng. 3o Sales for the week 100 bales Re
es,rts 8 zoo bales RTpoEs $500 bales. sssk o.J0a
byANNAH Jan l1Cotlon nan ke susei hLaI. fshJac
% s57 Receipts O the week. IL rs baeA EIpor;s, hiii
| Stock 2o.iil
BuFEALO JaE l1F0ur1he dsmsx5 nod rate AMI the mase
steady ,lle, go NJ. No sPs s 7sosia What gsIs. an
a OH for New Dat, somns sOsSs Barle, gaie
SrGl o. Rye nominal At 81 Provision market quiet Ms
Iora go 50 for Heavy ,hd 80 80 or % Lard journal ~ va
80 pstd Hogs 10 Woierats demand at Sc as to quality Wh
bra at t2 lgUk2 ~ 10 retail way. ,..,,, j.
month"; jan H. Cotton market closed Urn a. &c or Aisiia'
| ia!ss. so Jslas. C9I. ilsal!L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18
DIED.

ARCHER-n MOans Vernon on Thrss George Archer .s6
TS . a. ss Ss % i are s1 sa 70
l04 O'Clock o. n, without further Eotce
ALLgRToY-suddeniy. Plains " r. TUESDAY ia, IL
The remains viii be stca to Pine Paia. iiec@sut
Cs0SBy14 ~ y s u ss 9 t c. s o : fS ssS S;'
Suddenly Tgd 2ing jan u Frederick Gle!s 'sa
Ofthe Rev James and s Dgnn eyed years sGd SoS.hs
be held Friday az coo At she residence Of his p'Hs
FLYNYon weiresy Jan s 1907 Clifford Of Jsast
R Ss and eg5 s Invited To- attend nj. faner Pas, Il
o'clock residence Of bis grandmother Mrs G Jarvis Ne
CRAvRS Orange YeEJersey Tuesa Jsr rs AiOa Graves
Oate oGsyes Irvine Chicago ny eyed % years
ct bis s rssdenee Orange on Fasy .osrnooa The 1874 nt
Boston aud Chicago papers please copy.
GADDlsO1 THURSDAY morning Jso y LG9' yPs'at ' J'DnsS
The relatives and friends Of FAMILY respectfully invited 70 sse
the funeral residence fhs Eaen No. A West fhis,Asa.
TO-DAY (Fddsy), at O'Clock.
uoGG-on wednesday afternoon Jan s Peter Hogg Ia tn. 90
r1 friends Of The smy 5s'gs{ invited = :,t:ss
b no orr sS S% Us ,S S i9 @ eiSes
JACKsOSOa "Wednesday Jan TO- Al Woodbridge j., Ch'hn
roners services "a pddsy 1t cock H. from NE house No
David Cater Butous station. Traos leave Couand'st an-@
MEEKERoa weesdsy the 10th inst: Lyon. Farm, g. x.s
Ec si5se q q sssesai to asa son m sS''>
SIcToIs~oa wednesday evening Jan. - 1885, IsS.l. .s 4
george Nichols eldest darghter 0 Arnold Lewis isdN
TIE relatives ard friends ,r Invited stteu the funeral from her is!f
residence No. tlJ pEVpalu VA
O'Clock.
ounBY-ou "Wednesday jan 10 CONSUMPTION Dr. Nathaniel q
TIE ,,s: eo q &c @ a 70 attend i ri. s s:s
R9MEG-oa Tuesl j'a Il sslds y wife Of J9s' eo"' Y
r. 5 Zee. . Gsss, III lf Be held !. s.r ~ residence No. d ST. Isls
place on Thursday 18th 81 O'Clock and a. Pie.ssnS
vine Puis the 18th Inst at lO where the remn SH %
takea Tor aerueni by the BIS IN tran Harlem kaIOm
de a on Es s:: Il 5 Il Bridgeport Conn.,
Friday, 10 a. 2Oc0es IRON 8e
Cong Psebcs and Glove Read Bedford
sLAIGHT-At Brooklyn Tusi Jaa H. BOist slIgh aged
The f1e viii tax plac. re.5eice No 09 Adepbss
Brookr SATURDAY jar. 49, lOOc0ck ire reuAAaS sh
b. taken to MoristoSn, \. J., ot iutermeut
UNDERHLfon THURSDAY 18th inst Edward NJ Of Moses ssa
lydia lndefhilL AZ.
Fnn services vi be- held At liz WsveIp5ee Friday u
Inst Il Toe remains will be tAlen for nernen,
North SATURDAY, by the 8:l5 train, Harlem Railroad
vARSM-Ahar short Illness Tuesday eyeaiBS Jan U.s. Joseph
Narnum, sen, 81 this cit!
w. Undefl and o. his nephew, JOepa vrlun
repecf1y iufted ste-d the fgaeTsl Friday, the 3
LIST NJ q o'clock IN, from tie MeIccrst Presbyterian Chafsk,
without further notice.
WFSSEG-At his relsnce No 100 West Thsesa e on WednaS
dtv B 1867 Augustus Neuner IN the EA y~sr o. MS ssc
The al sin take pace on Friday ~ O'CLOCK
WIiTESuddea Mobile Ala Saturday evening jan Gsofss
Isaac White, formerly Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18
WEATHER REPORTS.

TFLEoEtru 10 TIE TIBrSr
BosTON. Jan. III has been showing hard since mid
night. and still continues; about Elk inches have fallen
Wind y. Thermometer l3'.
otter 10
srKlNGu1Lp. jan l7--WInd y. Clear. Thermometer
2s'
PuuAprLrnn. Jan. II. Wind s. W. Showing. Tier
mOmctcr 80. -
EALTMOKL, Jan l1.--Mlud y. W. A gale. Clear 1hcT-
WAsrINGIoS. Jan. l7--Wmd y W. Clcar Thermoi-
ctcr 20.
CHICAGO. Jan. l7.Thermomct"r, at 800 this morning,
70 below zero ClcHr.
zero.
MADISON, Wis. Jon17.-Clcar Thermometer i2' below
zero.
WnsnNGToN, Jan l. Weather cold, with heavy " W.
wind.
BNTIIoLr. Jan. 1.-THE weather here tonight IS eN-
trcinoy cold: tie coolest ~ thc season.
WAsiIISG1oN, Jan t5Thi- has been The coldc, day 81
the year Tonight II j. bitter cold. with perfect re Of
wind blowing. Tho thermometer Is away below zero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18
BROOhLYN NFUS.

Tnr EXCISE L,w.-Fifteen liquor dealers, arrested
In Brooklyn on Saturday Sunday and Monday last, were
brought before Justice Buckley yesterday and their
eases were adjourned sine die the ground Of general
misunderstanding Of superintendent kenncdys order
The Justice stated that in the future he would strictly
enforce the law The following persons We're arrested by
the 4ah Precinct Police for violating the law in various
WAYS William Dixon, JeffersOnst., near Readave.;
Mary Riley, Glove Road, and Henry Cosfedt Flushing
ave. near Bedford. The Ath Precinct Police arrested
John NJ Donald corner Of Portland and Fultonaves., and
L. H. Reeves ClasSOuavc., ncdn Fulton. ID. Van SuenaW,
j. Ennis and r. keenan, were arrested by the $50 Pre-
enc Police The above were either fined $50 held for
further examination.