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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

GESTs' sleeve buttons aud studs, gold
plate and warranted, for 81 at The Rsvo.
luton Store, 2l3 Main street cat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18
Trustee,s @ale-

DY VIRTUE Of trust deed made to me By
ID p. @. meath. and recorded IN the Regis
ter,s Office Of Shelby county, in book No. 81.
pages l6l and lf2. and 70 carry out the trusts
Of said deed, will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

VT To-" B. b. JUN E75s sup '
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
co,yo Wuar : Leave Hopefeld at 900 am. I;
arrive at L'Anguille at 1900 N.
gcxrsa ElsT--Leave L'Anguille at i1;oop.m''
arrive at HopeSeld at 30 pm. e
Trains leave dniiy. Ferryboat leaves foot Oh
Union street at 600 a. M, city time.
onioA e',S' B. ID. WILLIAMS,
m General Agent and EuperinteH dent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

DY vIRTUEOF A DEED OF TRUST. TO
ID me executed by Jnmea &. Harvey, on the
eth day Of November: 1867. aud WHICH is re-
corded on pages 45l and Az, of book 90. in the
Rcsister's office Of Shelby county. Tennessee.
I will, for the purpose therein expressed, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18
On Saturday, january es. 1870,

Between Il O'Clock m. and O'CLOCK PM. at
the southeast corner of Court Square. at Mem
phis, Tennessee. sell. for cash. the properly
conveyed to me by taid dee3. described as fol-
lows, viz: A tract Of land in Shelby county.
Tennes lying about four miles eastward Of
the city Of Memphis, beglnDiHg GA the south
side Of the Pigeon Roost road. at its n ersse-
ton with Otey avenus; thence east ardy or
soutbeastwardly with said Pigeon Roos; road
10 a stake at the corner Of P. G. Bethelfs field,
on the corner OF a lane known as Oweo's ave
rue thence with said avenue about twenty
chains to its intersection with Walkorasenue;
thence westwardly with Walker avenue to Otey
avenue: and thence with Ctev avenue 70 the
beginning; containing about one hundred and
eighty nine acres. and beiRg that part OF the
subdivision Of Ovens farm heretofore bought
By 2. G. Bethel from II. A. and NJ. Owen and
b. P. Walker.
The title 10 said land believed to be good. but
will sell and convey only as Trustee. Eqaity
Of redemption waived.
80 10 S.P WALKER JR. Trustee. 4
4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

HooP skiris, so cents, at Kraus', 2ls
Main. VT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18
HOME WASHER,

Saves time and labor. works easily, and is
durable: washes the finest fabrics with no wear
or tear: WARRANTED THE Bns WASHER KxfAET-
Always In operation at the vsreroom Of the
Homo Manufacturing Co.. 276 Second street
(Ayres Block. Memphis, Tenn: I, also Els y:
will recsive prompt attention. Local agents
wanted in every town and county. Clothe
Wringers, wholesale and retail.
81 County and State rights for sale. G-l05
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERUH'Ib,
10 Monroe H sssffs 81 FEM Mn and Front
Baesins. Rope. Ties and Supplies furnished
Special attention given to filing cash orders.
~ All consIgnmenu insured. unless os Other ne
wise instructed. @-l0o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
tbs Memphis Postcfhes-Aew Arrange
March s. 1So9. =
Arr. Gloss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18
Trustaa9s @aIe.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
Id to me by p. G. Meath, on the 24th of June.
1868. and recorded in tho Registers office of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in book Nc. 81.
pages 2s6, 237, 2sa md 239. and to carry out the
trusts Of the same. will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND rEsSrssEE hAiLkox nn ~,
New Orleans mail daily. sSS pm. i ~ m; m
E; sGsst' Except Sunday 2:s5 pm, 4;5b ,nl
Wsil train makes direct connecuen LOT Nc"
O-lcans and all points South. 3
Exnresg train makes direct connection ior
cotfoeyille. Water Valley, Oxford, HOLY
Snr;nys. and all points North OF drenada on
Mississippi Central railroad. A.
Ticket Office, 2S71f Main street, and 81 ,nS
Sanot' Cmnibuses will call for passengers anu
~ eck baggage In any part of the city by iea'-
INK 0' A. s. LIVERMoIE. Gen. Supt.
urxruIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Through mail. daily.....:.....l20l Pm. o''o f'A'
T5rough express, dRilyldoes IN
not arriveSundsy or leaye, N. on =, II.sopv
Saturday. ......-.'.i o' o. r.. A
JIaction Accommodation eaV AN. e,,s. ~
save Sunday .........:....... o'oV r'"'
s omcrville Accommodation A.n,,
aaye Sunday........ ....-'"""'' ~. 49,
Rs;lrosd time fifteen minutes faster tnan
city tins. and AZ Dsnot.
VA00' N"' a. A, BARNES. q. 7. A.
RAnsEy HueHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
r., n 7,,-.ss ....,..,.......12:a5 Pm. 40gA.v.
Va, Fyrress..-............ 2:l5 AN. 2s5Pn.
pp,asn n'S w accommodation. els q 500
T;ofst o1ica, No. B7x Main street. 10
Dot, head Of Main stroe,, rouue ernt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
TROTTING.
TAHIoN CoURsE-ExCITING sCENTs.

TAHIOH CORRESPONDING SCENES.
Yesterday the Fashion Course was the theater
Of two good trOts and Of extraordinary dongs on the
part Of those engaged. IN respects the ike has
never been witnessed before and it is probable they may
never be again. The day brilliant IN sunshine, and
comfortable until just evening when clouds interviewed
and chill crept INTO the atmosphere Inc attend.
ance was very GOOD, embracing the betting and
1Sps W MSMann itbe owner OF the celebrated Lady
ThOrne), W. Lowell the owner OF the famous american
Of Pbiladeiphia Mr stanton Of Washington and many
others only of the city but from abroad There were
the special which attracted the attendance and ere
sted the great excitement OF the day The track IRON
the recent rain was dead and somewhat heavy
This stake of sS0 mile heats There we're three
j. Currys Anna Laurie The two previous rots between
Red Rover and Messenger not only creaied grest efee
and reformation by the owners Drivers Judges
Rover and Messenger OF yesterday, and was the
most extraordinary OF the whole three when the horses
were brought 70 a start Dr. Ogle behind Rover,
]. Martin behind Messenger and Mr.. Roden
behind ANNA aIaurle. Inc DettlngB vas aOOut
a1aipst each This heat was closely contested, and
won by Red Rover IN 2:te Messenger bTeahlng na.y
fayorte against the nelG first, tnensat 10 = "heh
the horses marshaed the owner o hessohEe tooA
Martin out of the seat put ny John Murphy 10 drive
Al once there was q scene. The Of hed Rover
and Anna DIT Ogle and W. noble AZ oIloe ploIS.t'u
ent Of the sacR that Martin was drive Messenger
The matter was brought before the judges ana ttg u
cided that Morton drive Messenger bAGheIs 90
either aide were denouncnR the other hackers ana owners
Of the horses and the Judges, as their III te @
and bets seemed ieOparded. In TINS neat hsssonker
first caught the lead passed by rover
who continued 10 lead at steady trot "iunine t,S
race In In the third heat the betting was ~
Rover When the bell sounded the horses ny TOT the
third heat, Martin appeared IN the hulky Dllhu @ -,
ger, but al the Of Messenger ,
Martin should drive stating that me ueclsloh Va ~
judges was not in accordance with the apreonou.
tween the parties the stake There was great %
about the horses and tho hackers OF Messenger % 80
hsO Wnef, while the hackers Of the Otncf HORSES an '
owners upheld the judges each denOuncing the othc ~
Ihefe was great confusion and outcry. Az once az
seemed 10 be about 10 and in perhaps hSh'' Jus
TINS Jnneture, out Of the crowd was seem " oar
CbslhbeJs, the manager OF the Course ana run al1oi
Messenger whom Martin driving from the C0u t
Overtakng nm, he seized him by the bride tIbeu mn
round ana LED nm back 20 the stand, and said ~ V
voice that he would not permit the horse 20 De Will
drawn, ana th9t lie should finish the trOt inns ne sa
he dd a. the Manager Of the Course and also asSeIt1u
thai lac woud ana should drive Messenger hlln'eH
WAethtT tno owner VI Messenger aSseulSu VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

lice Justice, Edward Hogan Civil Justice Dennis Q9lnn
Second Distrot-Polioo Justice, Joseph POmnoE N,s
Edward STANDBY; Civil Justice. Joseph Koch Eighth
Dstrict-Poce Justice, Thomas A. LedWhh' MIMI lis
triet-ClVn Justice, Thomas Kelly
In the Board of County Canvassers yesterday
afternoon after the close Of the canvass sun
well OF Gravesend offered the following resolutions:
TO the stand he has taken IN regard g the
late election frauds and for expressing bis determination TO ier' ou
Supervisor stiwe in offering the resolution, stated
Morris the Board would have been forced TO give the
certificate to John Cunningham, instead OF Mr. Walter
Supervisor Osborne emphatcaly denied that any outside
pressure any effect in influencing the action OF the
members Of the Board He considered the statement OF
that the resolution be laid upon the table The District
Attorney he said, had done nothing but his duty No
vote OF thanks required. Supervisor Stilwe dis
claimed any intentions OF dsrespect to the Board IN MS
remarks but being satisfied that the District ATTORNEY
had done his duty, he thought 1t than proper TO
vote resolution OF thanks. The resolution was laid on
the table by vote of-ayes -. nays7
At a meeting of the Union Republican Asso-
citation, Ninth Assembly District trwenty-elgnthtsNt,
OrGanizaton held last evening the following delegates
were chosen TO the various Nomnsting ConyentlonSS
strsttOn, Oliver Barrett, samuel Lake o.. L,
mbelau William h Corss william H. Heusener H. A Mstt6cws
Hs5s George hfIseS S Ys S1 C,P '" '''
School COnrsatoH-George Merkes Albert stewart Wm
Jos Walter VIM DaEu John Creighton Jos Hama WH Merton
Fjjta Aatm5Iy District -J.L Handy Jos T Porter.
SspenA assembly Dslet-Slsm I. Russell A D. W. Baldwin
The LIST Assembly District Union Republican
Association Twentyseconds0 held its regular meeting
last evening" at No Beachst, the President DIT Henry
Smith, being absent I'm Washington Mr. Nathan Kingsley
IT, presided on motion OF Mr.. Heape 1t was resolved
that when they adjourn 1t be until Friday evening, when
delegates will be TO make nominations Tor offices
OF the District to be filled at the coming election Mr.
Andrew W. Leggat announced that the School COnyen
tion for the Fifth Ward Thursday evening
but will also meet on the following night. Mr. Nathan
Kingsley, r said that the Republican party Ia TINS city
has been unfortunate I'm its leaders who have caused
petty iealouses IN the ranks working for the greatest
good OF the greatest number he had faith however In
the ultimate triumph over these disadvantages after the
ensuing elections resolution was adopted laudlng
Assistant Assessor James M futile OF the Fourth C0ec
ton District as an able officer and sanCh Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The proposed consolidation of the Brooklyn
building trades Is likely 10 he effected soon
New York has about 900 operative Horse
shOers, about 800 OF whom are members OF the IHo"
The wages Of these men Is 81 30 to 81 % day
At the meeting of the Carpenters anu Joi u.
ers' Association last evening, II was annouseSu
organization would, ut the next session Oh 'ii' AeN
ture, apply for "a charter.
The Walters of this city, whose u, y, 90 a. ti
time of their ast disastrous strike amounted 10 v koo
paying members, and which ORGANIZATION was nYS as
ts,vsd Inv that moyeuent 10 nave meeting last
evening FOR the purpose OF building up the Union,
bnt ayripS 10 The small attendance no business was
,punoocctaP These men are receiving $50 month
The Patterson Colony Association met last
oann In BrooKyn DIR. PATTERSON presiding. IL Is ar
eNonnh ,ha, tbe Locating Committee shall visit North
and south Carolina Il not suited IN those places they
anu Sa,vered 10 visit Georgia. It Is understood that
aIo rn OF this party 100 members Of the Assooia-
,d ~" viii start for the lands selected by them
The Trades Unonists OF this city purpose to
,e large hall AT tho meeting OF the German Work
,nen's Union last evening the subject was fuly dis
1919 and committee appointed TO consider the prac-
shiiv OF the enterprise This committee Will report
st he usx Gneeng VI tAe AssoeAIlon a. IAs meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
AN INSURANCE CASE.

In the Superior Court, Trial Term. yesterday
before Justice Jones' the OF Charles Wood agt the
Pacific Fire Insurance Company was disposed OF. The
plaintiff occupied grocery store in the basement OF
tenement IN waers the rooms back OF the store, and
the front cellar He insured for 5000 with the de
PENDANTS In July 1865 fire occurred I'm his premises
but facts peculiar that he was arrested before
the lire subdued Fortunately, the nre was SUI.
oued before extended beyond the store The plaintiff
Indicted but his Indictment has never come To trial
In of the Insurance Company he stated
ms own belief that person from malice had fred the
building by the back cellar The defense In this was
that this case ~ arson that unburnt piles OF paper
shayngs aud wood looking II prepared for IRE, ana
debris OF burnt shRyiugs &c, were found. The case
Ia the jury this ISSUE and the jury found for
lAfguuauI,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
GENERAL NOTES.

A Californian proposes TO promote the
tonal prosperity by furnishing free passage 10 any per
sons In Europe who wish 70 make their homes IN ths
country 10 do this he calls Congress to appropriate
slo 600 900 year 1--WE years for tho employment o.
suitable vessels 20 DO commanded by compe 'nt
officers.
reorganization, as it is called in Paris, ia
spreading No less than three wholesale murders OF
families have occurred in the United States within two
weeks On Tuesday the 9th inst, three children named
Clark were killed In Iowa mother and three children
named Gilchrst fell victims In Indiana on the next sat
urday and to-day full particulars arc given OF the eI
termination Of the Pcrghtm family OF three in Penn
sylvauid
The citizens Of Tippecanoe and Fountain
Counties Ind, held meeting on the 3Oth ult, IN New
town In the Shawnee Praires for the purpose OF con-
siderug the best OF establishing railway from
Lafayette, Ind. through Shawnee Mound, NeWtown
across the indianapolis, CrawfOrdsyillo and Danyle
Road at Chambersburgh and thence into the coal heds
Of Fountain County aud Southwest to connect with the
Indianapolis and ST. LOUIS Road at Paris ILL., Articles OF
association adopted and the aid OF the towns ana
counties through which the road n 10 guaranteed 10
ANY company Of capitalists, who would undertake She
work The section Of country through which this rOad TO
ertend il very rich in minerals and agricultural products
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
nOMRSTIC MARKKrS.

WGLNTsGroS n c. Nov 2Z-Spirit Turpentins quiet Ross
steady strained, 81 o. Crude Turpeune 6uneg at 750SJ o.
Tar steady 81 CoIon quiet at 81 aisle for MiddlnE4
CHARLEsroN % Cotton closed quiet steady; sales
500 bales MdBgs ga QA,c receipts l5v bales exports, oOat
wise 73J bales
AUsUsTA Ga Nov 2aCoou closed quiet; sale, VA bales
eeiDts. 4D bales; Mddings p! T2Jtc.
balesI
safes. 25O bales Nddlugs a. Pc
NV ORLEANS Nov 2COtton closed weak but IN fair demand
2ic for Mdding sales 500 bales receipts 92 bales export.
Liverpool 224S bses Barcelona al bae Flour d SgPerhns
S5 Doubs Extra - 75 Treble BEfrs s6 Corn easier; White,
81 l7i0Sl D. Oats 60c Bran, ~ Hsy sJ5 he~
Pork irregular at S2 90 Lri eTee 8 18ic beg gi Dtsa
sugar tvo buyer. prime l2c Mos..ss prime 6oS6le Whr
du at 10 Coffee steady lj0Ije. prime 6 Gt7c Co.'S
1851 Sterling EIehaage 1 Ee~YorE Sight Behsuss per es'
dlscOUBt
NORFOLK "a. Nov 2COtton closed iun 23l 12)c for los
HddBg receipts SATURDAY 1881 Dass 1
FEArceo Nov ePour quiet aai unchanged Wheat iss
q 81 40dDfl IS. Legal tenders. 49,.
MOBILE Ala Nov 2CottOR opened At 20 a24c ADD closed doll
the inside 6gpSss Gales go bales receipts, lgt bales exports u
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
WILLIAM BLEAKLEY.
PERSONAL.

Senator POmeIOy of Kansas, Senator Corbett
OF Oregon, ex.Posmaster General Randall, Gen Fltz
Henry Warren OF Iowa. the Hon. l.. II. Rollins OF New
Hampshire Oliver Amcs. President OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company Gen. G.. IL. Sharpe Kingston; {. ).
Bushnell, New-HaVen; eXMayOr Fargo, Buffalo, Edwin
Adams, j. W. Walack, and j. II. Hackett, are at the
Astor House Gov. Jewell OF Connecticut exGov.
Burnside OF Rhode Island Homer A. Nelson Secretary
OF state; Gen J. r. Anderson and tho Hon. r. Johnson
Barbour Virginia the Hon. II. NJ Rice OF Minnesota;
Gerrit III. Smith, Geneva. N. Y, and ID. n McCarthy,
Syracuse, are AZ the FIfth-aye Hotel. =- Wademar
BOdsco Secretary OF the Russian Legation; Mrs scott
sdd0ns and H. A Rsey Washington are at the Claren,
don Hotel. Capt Le Roy, United states Navy ana
r. B. Loney Baltimore, are at the New. York Hotel -
Thos Swinyard Manager Of the Great Western Railway
OF Canada Col Stgreaves United States Army and Mr.
Gzowsk OF Canada are at the BrevOort House - Gen.
+. h. Gates " Kingston; utenantCommander Wnlte,
Ieutenants Barber and Graham. Ensign DelanO, Pay
master Carmudy, and Surgeon Smith, United states
Navy. are at the st. Denis Hotel: 80 The Hon Jacob
Hardenbergh OF Kingston. n. " and j. HI. Selwyn.
Boston. at the Metropolitan Hotel - e. e. Gilman
OF Dubuque OTIS Kimball, and j. s. Dunlap OF Boston,
and the Rev. y Sheridan, Connecticut, are at the 81
Nicholas Hotel j. Y. Osgood Of Boston, DR.. McFar-
land OF Savannah, and Henry T. Tuckeroan the poet
are AZ heWestminster Hotel = The Hon. Benz stark,
and A. ~ RaHsde Of Connecticut, are a, the Gienham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
LETTER FROM Mr.. ROOT.
Guywnp.r Mnupoe CouufV
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE KINGS COUNTY CANVASS.

THE KINGS COUNTY CANVASS.
The Board of Supervisors as a Board of
County completed their work yesterday with
a result as follows:
Re-. 81 Gs.-ssi.ous majority 1oo5
Gonirosr-Asu DsS. ISL GrssIsy. Rep. 93sO-AlsnI
Car Of 4pp.alsLop Dem ssss Mason Rep l9I5a-Los
tprer< CosrPr,ts Dem, received The ,ot. vote. 47slg
4, s y5 is sos.scsd b. san
Property QsaIVoas'OAAgGinss i7ss4i For H067-M'jofy for
ooUsrr-SAeie- CHAM Dem 2Lc7l; Walter Rep. 1850
SpsysstHea Of POor-POrru Dem 1853, weber Rep $50
FeEan's majority 5S% Corr Dem E7sis KIRBY Rep 2'-Cors
ss. Of VOORHEES, Dem 70 ssii Johnson Rep, 3oeSa
The XIIth District Democratic Union (Ely)
AIdermanic Convention has nominated Henry WOltman.
The XVIII District Republican Aldermanic
Convention have nominated X. NJ Lush for Alderman
The Nineteenth Ward Democratic Union Con-
yeRtiOn have nominated Hugh Mitchell for School Trus
The XIVth District Constitutional Union
AGermAnc Convention last evening nominated Nicholas
Kisse for Alderman.
The Eighth Ward Democratic Union ely
a met last evening at NO az sprngs1
The Twenty-secOnd Ward Democratic Union
School Convention ely last evening nominated Patrick
9oding for School Trustee
The Ninth District Democratic Union Con-
xention last night nominated Thomas r. GrOy for Police
Justice, and Andrew McGOwan for Civil Justice
The Thirteenth District Democratic Union
Convention has nominated James Armsrong for Aldcr
man, and Michael Maher for Assistant Alderman
The Hid District Republican Judicial Con-
YolnOD met last evening at No. 10 bngdOIsquare and
dominated Mr.. William 4. Smith for Civil Justice
The DEMOCRATIC (WATERBURY) PRIMARIES
Eassed on quietly last evening meeting Of the Gene
~ Committee Of the above organization was held
Masoni0 Hall.
At a meeting of the Xth Assembly District
Republican Association last evening, VicePresdent H.
Haignt IN the chair and William Glaser secretary. II
was resolved that Jacob 81 Patterson IT,, be favOraby
recommended 10 tine Nominating Committee candi-
date for Police Justice In tho WITH District
The Tammany General Committee last even
ln announced the % inspectors for the Primary
nsstngs. and the and places holding them, and
Inc judiciary Adermanc, and School Conventions, the
PRIMARIES 70 De held Wednesday evening next, and
respectively.
mass meeting at which betwenn 1000 and
spVe0ple were present held last evening At tho
corner OF Ihdaye and Eighty eighthst 70 ndOrse the
domination OF Michael HallanOn for Civil Justice OF the
l4t District aud VIM. L. Wiley for Police Justice A
DumDet OF speeches made advocating the claims OF
both candidates.
The Mozart Judicial Conventions made the
beA"TiHg aVu'astVus ast sgsnias First Dstrtst-Po
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

BESRDIoTAs West NOrwilk cc1n sanday sev ~ Tro~ssTs
bsneDe or,rg ' ME s cav ~ 's ,,S s sI o. @ , ,, Co.,
goa Church, SoWCsHAAn Tuesday morning. 2Ji s'h "a Al
BLEAKLBY-itts residence verppek, n Tbpr.s.
Nov9 Sutsn BesEey sIShera Of Wesebesssr County n T.
family and those Of b brothers
late ,.Se. o. wedSs.day a4s Inst m Garage. "; !.
10 PssEs arrival Of the 1889 HUDSON s'ss
BRUSDTGR-Iu BroOlyn MOudry Mr., Hannah Bruaise
tvS.I, S5I a ag,, Sd, - M D.u BcoL
CLOUGH-On Sunday Nov a. Mr Henry Clopgb lged yeau
The rei1sa snl inehaI tne Iau are a'el se.'
day morning u o'clock.
JoNEs-ou Saturday William p jones' th ssh yssr
TIE fassIa wiz take place Wednesday a. ma
family respectfully Invited attend the funeral ~itAog far'A'
notice.
LYONS-Nor DO Cabarne the ss OfhsrGss
TIE r,,s' ss ssss va 1 ' , Po ' s ~.
resdeacs o. Eet near Grud Hex remains u DO sAsa 10
GreebNieh, COau., for iuterneuL
NcBOSOUGH-Ou Sunday a. Mesel Arthur AeDouougs .s
Relative. sds respectfully invited to .,teod the uer Me-
inst lel The remains will be taken 10 bridgeport Co.'s
RICHARDS-ou Sunday Nov a. Thomas Richards the 2t
TIE iaasr place bis re.sres No 2l ws Tsas
oiths family respectfully invited to attend.
RGTCHou Saturday, Nov. 20 tamhr W. Rteh sgsd o. years
The funeral N take place al bis botners residence no. s H
ohst TUESDAY morning Nov - a. 10 O'Clock The rieas
ofths family respectfully invited 10 attend
SgTONOu Satsrdy morning bis late residence No . cBo
square W the 8lst bis for
connected With the public schools 81 this cry.
and friends respectfully invited 10 attend bis ss
Tues, morning 10 oeloek from AaodougAlsI BaPts. C1A
without further notice.
sMITH-At Bethel y. THURSDAY. Nov ~ JOSH ~
smith, llaess, tbe 57b year vi bis age
LondOn, England papers please copy.
SMYLR-Brokyn r. D. Nov p 1862 Frederick Oscar yeasss
child Of Charles A. and WibeuinA Smyle
The relatives an friends Of The family respectfully nvise 70 s,ses<
funeral WEDNESDAY tue sa Inst. At fro" ss 'r'is"'-
Of his parents No. ?. South Fourths-
VAN ZASDT-At Flushing. L. l.. 90 Friday n L. Van zanft
paralysis.
.
family ateud MS anf ron We rhHs
OF n, paruts Bookn, taesdAy NoS 70 -
O'Clock o. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
reorganization, as it is called in Paris, ia
spresdine No less than three wholesale murders OF
MUSICAL MOTIFS.

Mr.. W. NJ. Schumacher, a very able re-
sident piano teacher gave his FIRST SOiree at
Chickering'S In FOurteenthst, last Friday. lilo was
assisted by Miss Henrietta Brebc. soprano, Mr.
George lockwood, tenor, aud Master Willie Hess
violhist as also by his pupils. Miss Fila Jocelyu
Miss Maggie Sterling Miss Emily Kohl. Miss Johanna
Hess, and Master Max BrOwuOd. The pupils gave ov
denee OF good training and many accomplishments. ="
pecIaly notable Miss Ella JOceiyn and Miss Maggie
Sterling who played the Ondo 1885, for four hands 10y
Franz schubert In neat and attractive Miss
Maggie Sterling showed her talent 10 great advantage
IN the rendering OF ChOpins "Marche Funebre" and
DaorooaU sutton, by Thomas Ritter. Master Brownold
also displayed good qualities In the performance Of Men
dessOhn's "CapricciO In c." The second s0Tee OF MT
SemHscher will take place next January.