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New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
ADMIRAL FARHAGrr AT noME.

The irigate Franklin, with NdmIIaI FhIfhHuI
on board steamed slowly up the Bay yesterday morn.
ing because Of the fog and during the trip narrowly
escaped "A collision with an outwafbo vessel She
dropped anchor of Governors Island. During the fore
noon Gen. Wallen. commander OF the United states
troops on the Island with his stan visited the admiral
and nj o'clock Rear Admiral Gordon and stan Of the
United states Navy also paid their respects 10 The hero
OF Mobile. In the afternoon the Admiral repaired 10 ms
home IN Thirtysxtst He speaks I'M the highest terms
OF his treatment while abroad, and says that tho utmost
Difference paid To his party wherever they went
Russia received them with open nud tho greeting
extended them by that empire seemed more Ike re
cepton at home than foreign land. The Franklin IA
eAueced 10 20 10 sea agAIn w shOrt llme.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
CIRCULAR TO
PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.

IouisvtttH ~. lar. J. 1862.
The an snsl re,pst c, the attention Of h- Medical Fsen''
oths sug correspondence b'iNe.n humbsf
t. nfueas phTans of scsior aud Boos
'N ' ~ % " ''' HENRY VI CUTTER 4 Co
Nav iokG, May J, 1901
Mr. ~ r. Crii>r. Jr Losi,viR, Nv
sN The great experienced brandy SUI
een purpose. has Induced Of the phJsoans o.
substitute both the hospt
a.. ana prsetic, such
believe that great deal sold efVy
Pr..ass iba, your residence vicinity Of h. manufacturer OF
ksnaskr we'll sk chemist vii enable ~
inquire .hh,r you vii np aid in hsViug this market
piled ihroi assncy with TIE bee, quality Of Purr Oh Boufhou
Mt.sks 'o4 he nie oithe sch
We are rerr respectfully. Sir. roar, trIi'.
VALENTINE MOTT VI. D.
WILLARD PARKER NJ. D.
FRANk ~ EAMlLTON. NJ d.
JAMES II. WOOD NJ. d.
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ u.
X oGDRN DohEMUS VI D.. Pnof of,lsm,,tf.
THOMAS Adds EMMETT. NJ D.
W MoCRHADY 81. D.
CHAs A. BUDD. VI u.
JO.C. HlTCLUSs0s, " u. Broosi,n
& 7. MITCHELL. VI d. Bruohyh
DEWITT & BNOs. NJ. D., Brooklvp
EN. CHAPMAN ". D.. BIootru
LoriswiLE, Ky. JOY -, 1901
u,, Tsisabr, NOT Willard Pdrt,r. aad others
GKSrtsas. Your MAJ has besn received In accord
with made arrangement supply Tour ev and
rrutr pure article e copperdrd boubou Nhss' which
d.,a 10 N..sfA HENRY NJ CUTTER Co, Importers Of Vines,
Br.a Of Nsriork Nos a AID l5e WAshagioast, sh be
promptly attended TO-
ThAnfiug you Jour lind sIp,ous of couhdenee ke,
remain ,ery respectfully. lou, truly
wM. T CUTTER IT,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
SENTENCE OF A Bi6ANtsf.

In the Kings County Court of Sessions, yes
,erday Alfred Whitehead about 20 years Of age, was
srraigned on the charge OF bgamy few years ago the
risopcr married Miss Mary Jane Tallman, residing IN
he rtv az Buffalo short time ago he came 10 BROOK
Tn aud married Miss Emma j. Doubleday. the daughter
of Mr. Henry Doubleday, resident OF brOokiyn nr
cased his arrest He pleaded guilty 10 the Indictment
Sonnd a,s him and Judge Troy sentenced him 20 the
st" Prison Tor The term of three years. Both his wives
we're m court also two ladies TO whom he was engaged
10 be married On hearing his sentence pronounced 'ne
women seemed overcome with emotion
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
DEATH FROM MORPHINE.

An inauest was held at No. 3i3 West Twelfth
.t Yesterday by Coroner Rollins over the remains OF
John Dooey native OF Ireland, y years OF age VINO
died from overdose OF morphine DOoey ~
"a eeu nnvell and was under the OF Dr stephen
a. Cook As be was suffering internal pain Dr. COOK
for MIN three drachms Of Magendes solution
u, pornhine with directions take dose OF ten drops
every TWO hours until relieved Dooey took the narcotic
brt AZ IL aid not appear have the desired enect DOOe
90, mn during the night and swallowed the contents oi
~ nb,s IN fhe morning he found III comatOse
condition and died soon alter VefdcV o' ucd'" Ho
an oyerdose of morphine was rendered
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
CLOSURE OF HAYTIAN PORTS.

Mr. Elwood Cooper who has beer ,ds spPso1fea ss s
% an official circular informing MN Oh Inc
decision "a tho Goyernment closing TO foreign onsye
csne Haytsp Port dc PaiY and ortan'Prhce anu U "a
rsns him refuse cearanees 70 ~ tbsp those
.,o.1 This coarse has been taken by the haytian nu
tnoes r Of the cv war ,e, nor ss
Island with the resstabiishment OF pe"oo '"' '' ''
sf the Republic win be thrown open
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
STREET DEpARrMENr-AwARD OF CONTRACTS.

The Street Commissioner yesterday opened
proposals and awarded contracts for the following street
improvements For Tagging and setting curb and gut
ter stones in ThirtyGfthst, between seventaye ana
Rroadway the contract awarded to VI: Murray, at
fsaI 90: lime ten days. Flaggng Sidewalks IN Iltty-
ssventhst between First and seeondases le % GOn.taes
awarded 10 Michael BooneI at sSZo ~ ti tht y
DAYS For rebuilding pier f0ot0f Tweny,eghth.st., ~
r. the contract was awarded to T. l. WASH al sssc w..
time days POr rebuilding and widening 'r ioV, VI
Thrtieth-st. N. r. the contract was a"arded 10 VIM
Kelly, al tl9745 time 100 days.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
lAnnOuncements

THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by Il
Cough the general strength wasted and neurAb
established thereby J,YsEs EpEcroRlSr effective
Coughs aud Colds and seris beneficial eject Pulmonary
and Bronchial organs Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

The Democrats of the IVth Congress District
q, NewJersey applied for writ Of quo toogranto to
declare the election in Boonton Township void They
assert that the ballotbox carried home by OF the
ss md afterward was for time in possession OF
PnnhIIcan candidate for County Clerk, by whom IL
~ ,ieoed the box was stuffed with "splt" tickets The
- ~ mis- township would change the
@ ~ the IVth District in Congress from the Hon
Ihn fi 10 Philip Rafferty,, his Democratic opponent.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
EIPE IN EIETH.ST.

Shortly after o'clock last night fire oc-
CURED on the second floor OF the vestoy briek
Nos SIS and $40 Ffthst occupied by Geo Hess caoihe'
ster. loss q 600 The first floor occupied by James
Young wood turner and scroll sawyer loss on STOCK ana
machinery 1900 The building j. owned 9y Mr. 5oang %
and il damaged the extent OF sl5OO Inc thru oOi
IS occupied by HAYDEN Wilson WymaD: sash ana Dhu
makers loss 600 The fourth floor by Dunn frank
@ iocl case makers loss 81 sOO and the fifth floor by
Michael C. Dewey, spring horse maker; loss s5O lie
Ar Of the fire is
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATIoN PAPERS IN
NEWARK.

An examination in the case of Thomas King,
charged with voting fraudulent naturalization papers
took place yesterday at Newark. n j. before United
Commissioner Whitehead. The examination was post
named after several witnesses had gwen their testimony
The evidence went to show that the paper usc1 was
genuine document, issued in 1853 and hearing ne scar
and signature Of court est had been used 10y the de
PENDANT who immigrated to tbs country IN 1868 twas
given the prisoner by one Peter Bennett VINO h"u oo
tained IL from Peter McGOvern
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

NEW TABLE KNIFE,
PATENTED, NOVEMBER. mss

TNIhNTEUE NV TMHfk- 100"
r
somethHg thH si not break
band = crsok.
|. no of,nsiss the slacll hkt Rubber
l. hesnthi In dsslgn and hni.h
I. the hest possible Families Hotels. Rs,t,gru 'ud
Steamboat. ,, D.,
silver s bs cbsspe, silver Plated Mule offered
for sale =.
Made b, RUSSELL Co. Green River Wort. Grs,nteb Miu
OHce No 20 Bs-kaant, corner VI Gold, Ns- ioff city.
Dor tal. by the trade gensTahy
J. RUSSELL Co. also msbuhsnu Table ,B5 Pocket Cot
p,f,I J. klSSkLL 60.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

FROM SAVANNAH In steamship San Jaenh-R T Roll j. NJ
seddou Miss Brown. WIN. Lewis wne0r M G.n. Lowell
Carrie Lowell Lo,e NJ Lowell 81 Marbarr McSsughton Mar
DOYLE Capt H. Miller d.w H. Estes, e. Morris King
A. AdamsE W broom
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

The Chicago papers say that the collection, os D.
svsnue from whisky tEat district fof the inohn ~
n,,her lsst at the rate o. 30 cents per gaoh weIe
ssso ,n0beng greater than during any single monp
vbIIe the tax stood at " PEI gai!op
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
P4SSENG ERS ARRJVED.

ASBESTOS RoOF COATING. ii. w. JonNs
M. Of Liberty
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Doris Mott Providence. mi.e. and pass
BARK Valkyna McKen5le Bermuda, ballast
Brig Monies. Prersy Bangor.
Bng II. Y. Eaton, Reed Bangor 9 days. lumber
Brig g T. Ratop. Cary. Malaga IS DAYS, ifnit
sebs. Yacht Ssppto, Baldwin, Cores Oct 10, ballast
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair LeaLy ROoi
H. W JoHss Manufacturer. No. 70 William a., Libsyn
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

DyspEPTICs are always out Of sorts Tn
PEEuvIas has cured cases Of q years standing
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

Few travellers are unacqualnted with the
oUsE BosTos hut they he Of
proy-mes this popular suite, Of rooms vertical
lunch room, billiard halls &c
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

pushing things particularly his elegant Winter HATS has rendered
hne totally indifferent the panic Of Wast and other outside
bis mission sell Hats and DO better
eusey than the popular halter Of the Of Bio,N and
Inlao
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
,cuoorERs-nIvHA Asn coAsrvrE.


Tiogs Ns~btIgh hnla6e'L a Ellen. ssshafsn'
sssu's sss s'sS asasos Philadelphia Soe Tss FSI.dsph
y p spauiding Philadelphia. Geo II. Brandeh, Croton
NA',n watson Port Johnson sheppard Mount Pchleep
s%o. sSio.T Bds ayer,,v Chief cq,cn Point
Chsdes,on BlIabethpsn wm. Gray, Eliiatetbport
Ontario Ebrabe,6por J II. Youmans Elabetbport
j. K Melee BI,ab.thpcrt Phsbe Elizabeth Ela6s'hport
Ada Ames, Rocklsnd Geo y Brown, Norwich
R. l; Kesny Gloucester 1lqui,., PIoyidenrs py1.s.r.
CIV Dexter Providence Lli.a William. Boston
sprsy Ne-Havsn. Lizzie Brewster, JOnesport
wm Msn'I.t6 ar5ar no Porsoa Sarah I.1eme Ses Haven
Msy y. Rankin. welfest Willie Lee ThomA,on
padem' PDosdsne. n,nry Clay. EtwH.',n.
srsaeer New isgcu Mari Lovcl New Haven.
Hannah Crave Portland Ylora Maehi.s
salie Burton Portland. He.perus Cade Ann
irde Raymond Portland. CA Conkln. Boston.
ss pnsa, D' ccnnse,Icut River, Frame: Ellen Providence
r. H. stnnef, Newport H. Williams. MddleiowI,
Emma l.. Gregory Roeklsnd 0utaro' Providence
Jane NJ Brsiherd, Portland martha Ehsiport
Redingon Rocklard. Storm child, Nantucket
blrgo Bangor. % y y q . B, Br,oi paSssr Sr"''s"
s.aS 1srs F..Sca S1%s'' Il Il Wight Va fFsi4delDA.
Congress Portland PPsg11; gh.,,s, rI.,DAPo Por,aeOe.
Sarah l. Summons, Boston : = bai'sr s ,lo'ue0''
I"iv Dawson Providence p EdTsrds Boston.
WHISTLE Taunton 0nos 'i, no's%n p
Jacob AIbnrser Boston fey CONNECTICUT RIVER
Steamships Cnba Hamburg Urenada Vera Cruz Leo Savannah
James Adger Cbaresoni latteras, Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS
l0Ibe United tohtoo
cook sa eda a. noon tod Havana.
bark Aberdeen. Ehfabehpor
Wheeler. Philadelphia: ,chr. Willie Smith. Nassau -.
NEwOKLrASs 0-Ssle steamship SaIona for Hamburg
CBARLgsroS Nov pAriyed steamship Manhattan, SeNioh
sailed. steamship Promotbens, Philadelphia
SAvaNSAH Nov l0-Arrired brig john AVls from bo''on
Cleared. brig Mary f. P0nnett, Boston - MI,
Ngw LoNnoS Nov. 0Ardved-Schrs b. L. sherman, Pioneer
Couvoy Roudou Seaport L. Newton Elrabehpo Entire h. A.
Baldwin Nesbsgh Crockett Kste Helen King MARI WIN r
benjamin Con.os New York Hickman W9od6rdse ~,
Genwood Paul Thomas Florence Newell Ernest, D.
Wheeler PbAd phia Ella May Proyncetown Asdne, Newed
ford Ayedo Calais; Pointer soops Harvest Fred Brown Bristol
s.d Nov lO-Bng averloct NewAven schI Daniel Webster
Erwbugh, Aid Philadelphia Sehrs James English sarah IL
Thomas Tennessee SNOW Squa Jam's !den warrington heio
Turner Garland Voaui Balloon James Predmofe oTeson
Olive Avery Steamer Delaware, Nesfork
FOREIGN PORTS.
Esy,r Nov General Trauastvnc Comranys steamship
Pse Dcbesne NewYok Oct 9l arrived AZ this port to-day
DISASTERS.
II, sehr Sarah ou with wood vent ashore si
Iour Branch Of the 10th ust and hed with Na
i0rbe American ship James Pan capt frrey
from this evening al the month OF ne "e'e
still board
gone him The remainder OF her crew
are safe shore.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

Manufacturing cloudy from 10 ii; why anu
foggy Aterroon and Eveuing-o'ereas'i Nn
misty from l@ H. During Tue mop VI
October ohly y 10 Of an inch Of fell
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

Democratic party He left the Democratic party vhen a
became The party OF treason, and he had from the begin
ning stood firmly for the Union
Mr. PRUiE Dem. n. ", rising in excitement, said
that any personal differences between the gentleman
from Massachusetts and NewYO should be settled be-
themselves but that the gentleman from Massa.
chusets had rghtto call the Democratic party party
Of treason, when he himself had been with 1t up to the
point OF the Rebellion. Laughter.l
Mr.. MUNGEN Dem, Ohio made point OF order on
the expression complained of; but the Chairman over
ruled Il as being of general not special application aud
Mr. Butler proceeded with his remarks He repeated
that he left the Democratic party when 1t became the
party Of treason, and that at the time these men
who were first Ab0tOnlsts then Wings, then Know Moth
ings. and then Wings again became Democrats. The
brains he said out only and the treason came into
the Democratic party. Laughter the Hall and gal
leries.j
Subsequently Mr. Butler withdrew the amendment on
which the discussion had turned
The Comntte rose ana reported the bill and amend
monts Tho amendments were agreed 10, and the bill
was passed.
DESuLTORT BUSINESS
Mr.. SELIE Rep, n. " presented "A petition OF over
axpayers Of Rochester n " for the reduction OF
Government expenditures and that taxes be taken of
oessaIes and retained only Injuries Ways and Means
Mr.. GRISWOID rep, n. " presented petition of
NewYOrk merchants In relation 10 the apprasement Of
foreign merchandise Ways and Means
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

in sympathy or counsel with the leaders OF tho Re
Mr.. MORTON explained that when that letter was
written Mr. Buchanan had ceased to be under the lhnu
ence OF Floyd, and Cobb and Thomas, ana had passed
under the influence OF Holt and Stanton; ana then u
was that Thomas left the Cabinet and DAVIS wrote ta
Mr. FOWLER Rep., TENN spoke in defense OF his col
league AlT. StOkes and in opposition 10 tne auIsson
and then the resolution lad over unt tOhofIOW 10
permit Mr. johnson to close the debate. =,
on motion OF Mr.. WILSON, the senate TOOK UP lhe
House bill supplementary TO the act Tor the payment 0
additional bOunties and eoncrred IN the House amend
ment The bill now goes to the President.
MONEYS FROM ABANDONED PROPERTY.
Mr. EDMUNDS called up the joint resolution 10 cover
into the Treasury moneys arising from the safes ol
captured and abandoned property and now III the hands
of the United States Treasurer
The question was OH Mr.. Edmunds's amendment 10
strike ont all after the enacting clause and insert sub
stitute providing that all moneys received by any oiceI
empOye of the Government from the sales OF captured
or abandoned property under color OF several acts OF
Congress providing for the collection or sale OF the same
which have not been already. shall be immediately
covered the Treasury with interest accrung thereon
and that any person converting the same 10 us own use
refusing neglectng 30 days aftef the passage OF e
resolutions TO pay the into the Treasury or who
shall otherwise dispose Of it, shall be held for emDezzng
public moneys the United States, and punished by I'M
prsOnment than 10 years, and by fine equal TO
the sum embezZled.
Mr.. FEssENDEN was in favor Of tho bill and had no
objection to the amendment lie said an inquiry had
been made OF him during the previous discussion con
corning the meaning of the term covering into the
Treasury" which he had not perfectly explained al te
time He read from the original act establishing the
Treasury Department, explaining the term ana saying
that money might not be in the Treasury, ana yet DC
under the control Of the Treasury II sometimes lies
while IN the Treasury before it is decided what particular
account shall be carried to, and when carried 10 that
account it ls said to be covered into the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
INTERNAL REXENTE.

The house of Benson Mackay & CO., at No. 81
boy st IN the Iyth Collection District seized yester-
day by Deputy Collector Palmer Of the XXXIId District
and Dir William III Craig. attached 10 the same District,
the charge OF having FOR the past carried on the
business rcctcrs without license and also for not
having kept tie books prescribed by tho Commissioners
OF Internal Revenue In accordance with section 20 OF the
act July 1850 The reported 10 Collector
Shook who ordered that Collector Bailey OF the lNth
District be notified, provided for In the instructions
received from Commissioner Rollins Saturday.
Revenue Inspector Craig asoezed yesterday seven bar
rc!3 OF alcohol, which he found Pier No. 1, North
River. and slowed them at No. 80 Cedarst. An Illicit
tobacco factory. OF capacity Of 500 pounds day. To-
Gated Thlrtiethst., between Eleventh and Twelfth
ave was taken possession OF yesterday by Mr. Isaac
Harvey the Revenue Olcer In charge OF the tobacco
department, and turned TO Collector Smith OF
the Eighth District Five barrels and two halfbarrels
OF tobacco and express wagon were seized in William
At YESTERDAY also Two patrolmen attached TO the Sec
ond Precinct arrested two pedders OF cigars yesterday
and brought them 10 the Revenue headquarters In Cedar
AZ This case IL 20 DO investigated to-day. Deputy Com
missioner Harand Is not expected 10 return TO this city
from Washin ytOn before Wednesday or Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
MAEUFACTORIEs AND TENEMENTS IN WEST THIR,
TY.EIGHTHsT BURNED.

Mes3rs Moses Strauss & Brothers vinegar fac
tory at No $40 West Thirty and the adjoining
buildings both front and seriously damaged
early yesterdaymoning Messrs Strauss Brothers loss
on stock q, $1,000 Insured for 1850 by the Niagara
Company. The building g owned by Mrs. Mary GOuday
and 4 damaged Co the extent OF $1,000 Insured for 5000
by the Trndesmens Company Nos. 512 ard 52s inclusive
are owned and occupied by Mr. Israel Ferguson "a hair
factory Loss stock and buildings 1000. Insured for
go O) by the ST. Nnrks. $500 Adriatc. sl50i Trades
mems s2JO: 81 E,chglas $500: Niagara, $500 Glens
Tal,s - ~ ,sarlei 100 In the OF No. $50 was
twostory frame building. owned by Dir. Ferguson ana
occupied by br George Hancr foreman Of the factory.
and SIR Ctnrr. Kelly The loss Of each on furniture Is
abort 81 900 Mr. Haffner u insured for A00 ana MI.
Kelly Tor tlO W the Continental Company In the rear
of no above ment buildings, and fronting on West
Thirty seVcnth' s row OF six frame tenemcnts, owned
by Mr. Charles Eewcomb They are damaged to the ex.
tent OF - COO Insured They occupied by about 20
ftnos who Joe from 900 10 800 each furniture
Not insured Moses srnuss arrested on the charge
0f ac'thg BIS place He taken before Justice
Dodge yesterday aud allowed 10 90 On his own recog-
Il.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18


VARIOUS REPORTS AND REMARKS.
On motion of Mr.. BANKS rep, Mass.l, the COmmlttee
on Foreign Affairs authorized 10 report Dack a any
tune the bin concerning tho rights OF American cizehS
in foreign countries -, .
Mr. WAsHBURN Rep., Mass), referring TO the report
OF Mr. Butler, made last Friday, IN tne " o0d ocrew
Patent case which indicated himself (Mr Washburn) as
the person who gave the information to MI Butler, de-
MED that he was the person who had done 30, -.
Mr. BUTLER (Rep., Massl explained Dy say Lnal no
had referring to his colleague from the ia Dsct
Mr Amcs and that the statement was correct III every
particular. ,,,,a, q.
feated In the House last year by false representations
emanatinR from the mOnOpolsts that IL was ueleaeu
on Friday by similar means and that he would report
the bill again with prOvso that II ever the patent shal
becOme the property OF the American Screw Company
the shall be void That would be fu prOtec-
tion to the widow and heirs OF Harvey. -, -
Ihe House then went into Committee OF the Nhoie on
the state of the Union with Mr. WELKER (Rep, Ohio Ia
tbe chair and resumed the consideration of the
DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR APPROPRIATION BILL
The amendment offered by Mr.. BUTLER (Rep, Massl
on saturday 70 provide for Minister 10 Greece was
Mr. PRUYN Dem, N. " moved to amend by pro
yding for Minister 10 the Papa states, and sposo IN
support Of the amendment claiming that tno action 9
Congress emitting for the last year OF TWO 10 ptOVae
for that mission was founded on mistake.
Mr.. WASHBURNE (Rep., Ill opposed the ainenoinent
there mistake IN the matter; tnat
Congress- fully understood It, and that the action OF Con
cess was founded the conduct OF tue Papal Govern
ment toward American citizens. he 81" no necessity iol
reestabshing that mission.
Tho amendment was rejected. ,,,,, - =.
Mr.. WILLIAMS moved 20 amend the Dill ~ striung ou1
the missions for Ecuador, New0Tanada, BOLIVIA, Nenc
zuela Guatemala Nicaragua Costa Rca, Hondnras the
Argentine Confederation. Paraguay, and salvador lao
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
DIED.

ALLBS-Tn h. city Monday evening Feb H. M Ralph E. Alen
IT,. IN The 28th year Of bis age.
Notice Of funeral
Richmond Va, papers please copy.
BRCH-ou Sunday Feb B 1893 Thomas Birch ia the 7'h ye'r Of
The relatives and invited attend his funeral from hi, late
nesdAy Feb. 10, at o'clock
CARPENTBR- Rochelle Monday, Feb IT, Thomas caen'
FuSsa @ Il on 0' wsn.sda Feb TO- O'Clock m residence
CoYELNon Monday Feb H. Lydia A. wife Of Albert L. cOnkhn
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon Feb 49, from an'Onpace near
Nsw'ii%sn and GreenpOrt Long Island, papers please
cSAsTeg Sa 5 nssS3i ssaR:I sI four weeks '''
funeral VIII take place from bis late residence No 100 Fourth ave.
KSGMAS-suddeny lu Brooklyn, Monday Feb y Enls s.,
kugman aud daughter Of Richard Stout Of New
NOtcs Of a'iui funeral hereafter.
DE GRooTou Sunday Feb ls at bis rduee at csnt.vie J.,
GusaVius DO Goot aged 80 months and 6 dAys
The funeral services English NeghbOrhoOd Church
Ferry at III; oeocE The friends Of the family invited
attend without further invitation
4SI Il. 1 S:9 90: :G M9f ss sis SsA T. Sat M
p m. at his late residence No. 2lo schennerhOrust.
gan l. and Jane Mott aged Is years mouths say
The relatives and @ friends % Of Si family y are re- respectfully yS E 1sId
Dube. Co.. Eew.York Wednesday afternoon. Feb 49, at
SsSGr the arrival Of ,5s 10 oeoct train nom SeSro1
PT%1s; on ssG'd,y , qS Is AH''
pIENEY-on Monday morning Feb, II, Cecilia Pnney MI
The fanr. viii take place At the residence Of Der & Inos
o'clock The ntemeut win place White Plains Trains from
TweutT.aIth-st at IL O'clock
PoNgRoYA residence Of his parents on Monday Feb H. lS6s
Edward q. Pomeroy, aged az ..,,,
Wihou further notice lj0 fIenyt, Brooklyn Wedneay
Fsb o'clock p. His remains will be taken TO WalhngOFd
Conn for mierment
RITCHIE-At Hartford Conn, SATURDAY. Feb Is Edward Richie
q the arm Of Martin ~ hn:a M1sss e. 1SsS Ms, Ma ,o
Broolyn' on wsdnssda, FEB 10, at OclocI
SKIDMORR-Ou morning Fh 5 Alfred Freeman eldest
Of William aud Charlotte SkdmOe In the 10th year bis
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
his funeral the residence Of bio father No 70 Union place
FouAye and NneteenhsL on Tuesday menng, Feb e al M
o'clock
USDgRHTLon Saturday morning Feb 5 Miriam D., daughter Of
Benjamin T. and RliIa Underhl
The relatives friends invited Tuesday
Peb 49, 10 oe0ck from Me- - Twenty secoRls
without further notice.
WILLIAMSON Sunday Feb 6 s 81 o'clock Robert Watson
Williams Of Samuel and Anna Williams and grandson Of Robert
Watson, ESQ, aged 10 years, months aud ~ dAya
The relatives aud friends Of the family invited TO attend hrs funeral
the residence Of his grandparents No TO Suvan We'd
resdsy, Feb ~, at o'clock without further notice