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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER

soUrHkkS SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern list was In the main weak as a con-
sequence OF the stringency In money The several
classes Of Virginia bonds were lower the following
were the closing street prices:-Tenncssee ex cou
pon 65,s q COS; do, new, e5Y O 90; virginia, ex
coupon, 81 63; do, registered stock, old, 81 81;
do skies, consolidated tonds, o3H CA;
do skies. deferred scrip, 2oh 81:
Georgia skies, 70 so; do sevens, so a 50;
North Carolina, cx coupon, 50 35H; do. funding
1890, % 2sj do. DO, 1855, 81 %; do, new, IL
20 do, special tax 10 IA; Missouri skies, psx a
osa; 90. Hannibal ana St Joseph, ~ a %; Loulsi-
ana skies, "a 90; do, new IS u o.; do leyee SKIES
rs so; DO dc. Fights. IS so; do. do. cghts, 1875.
e5 10; do Penitcniiary sevens, os 20; do. ran.
road Fights, 70 q So; Alabama nves, % q os; DO.
eignis, 100 q i02; do. eghts, Montgomery aud
Euraula Railroad, 90 o5; south Carolina SKIES IS
co. do, new, January and July. SIX q siS; 40. 40,
April and october, ~ 2s Arkansas sixes funded 81
o 54.
DIVIDENDS.
the Central Railroad Company OF New Jersey
have declared quarterly dividend OF Az per cent
and an extra dividend OF per cent, payable Jan.
uary 20, the transfer books closing December N.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
declared q dividend Of az per cent on the Rens-
selaer and Saratoga ana Albany and susquehAnna
Railroad stocks, payable aftev january.
THE RAILROAD RoNps.
The following were the blds for the railroad
bonds:-
New New YORK YORK c o ssM fwE q. DIV, 81 81
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.


The government list was weak early In the day, In
sympathy with the decline in gold, but the current
OF prices suddenly reversed by the immense I'm
provement In London, ana the closing transactions
were at o corresponding advance. The market has
been quite active for the past few days. resulting
from large orders to buy for the account
OF capitalists and corporations wishing to avoid
local taxation by holding their means in govern
mcnt bonds al the close OF the year. The following
were the final street quotations this evening"
United states currency sixes 113T 1iSl; do. do,
1851, registered, ia 14l4; do. do. coupon, 117af
1l7I; do 1ve-twenties, registered, May and No
vember, l09A q ITO; do. do. 1862 coupon. do,
HOY 1l0s4; do. do. 1854 do. d. 110H l10s<; do.
do. 1896, do. do 111ss o 111&; do. do. registered,
January and July, ITO Ill; do. do, 1866, cou-
pom, do. 1884 ia; do. do, 1867 do. do. ll5A
1885, do. do $685. do. do, 1l5I 115S do. fves Of
1881, registered, lo9]s 1oo9S; do. do do, coupon,
1osIs lO91 do. tcn-fortes, registered. 1881 a
100; do. do, coupon, 1093S 1904.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND STRONG.
The stock market was the scene OF hot battle
pretty nearly oil day between tho "bulls' and
"bears.n The .'boars,n pressing the advantage Of
stringent money and being temporarily assisted by
the apprchensions excited by the failure Of the
Ocean Bank. made vigorous attack early in
the day and succeeded In getting the market
down about Y per cent; but 1t soon
eudcd their efforts to control 1t and
rapidly turned in the upward direction. the ad-
vance late in the day being sufficient not only to
recover all the decline Of tho morning. but to put
prices 10 the highest figures made since the Chicago
fire. The feeling at the close was strong and buoy.
ant, In consequence or report that the "Dears,"
discouraged by their numerous failures to break
prices by tightening tho money market, had aban.
doned their purpose and would restore the 'locked-
up" money to the banks In the miscellaneous
railways Hannibal and st. 10 preferred advanced
TO Oh.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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DENNINGER'S DUGS.

An Impecunious Amateur Tries to Obtain
serrepIitious Possession Of the Finest Dogs
in the Country.
The human race has from time immemorlal
entertained keen prediction for the canine race.
and the rivalry for the possession OF choice speci
mems or the latter has given rise to angry passions
and bitter contentious among the former. A
striking Illustration OF this propensity was presented
yesterday Essex Market Police Court, ana Jnst1ce
Lelwith's aid was invoked TO settle the dispute.
Christian Denninger, ponderous Teuton, atttred
in crimson hued comforter and bandanna handker-
chief, had arragnel one William Koch on charge OF
appropria ting to MS and benoor rare spe-
clmen OF the breed known as bulldog and two OF heI
tender and promising offspring, oil the property Of
the complainant and reared under his fostering care
hibting them to admlrlng friends, and among The
rest Koch was favored with the privilege OF inspect
Unfortunately Tor both himself and the owner he
TOO KEEN A CoNNorssEUR
and but too well appreciated their many fine points,
He gazed In rapture OH their manifold beauties felt
their teeth, weighed them and pronounced them
me next morning Christian awoke to the terrible
knowledge that MS pets had vanished. In the first
moments OF returning reason the suspicion flashed
upon him that Koch Koch, the subtle, designing
villain VINO had 50 praised and caaess an
wrong. Speeding on the wings Of the wind to the
tribune OF Justice, he told his tale to the sympa-
armed with q warrant and despatched after the
alleged dog thief. Wizards breast sweed with the
importance OF the sacred trust cOnnded to him.
Big with the fate of Caesar and Of Rome,
he sailed forth and dragged the wretched dog fan
Cer INTO the presence OF offended justice.
JUDGE addressing Baron Schleiger)-Well, what
does he value the animals at2
observation-disclosures, dat schlut tog ees de
gratest t0g In de cOondry. Dat log vot dey call
Waterford YLck Is holdings to dis toy she ees worth
ME hOondred tollars Wy, she tc any rOg you peek
out off or take pound und halls und dose cetlc
yeners dey worth twenty-five tOllar de piece; de
s.GlasgOw Pet" vos de fader 0v dem toys.
JUDaE-I see they boast high pedigree.
DENNiNGER-O, yes, ShoOdge Eer you only knew
dc Caibree ov dem toys, den you know something's
aloud vot yos goin' to lose by dis MANS
JUDGE-Mr. Scnleiger, make out commitment
KOCH you are held In $1,000 bail to answer this
charge.
bali was promptly furnished, and the alleged
kieptomaniac Koch was relieved from custody.
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH FAIR.
A Brilliant DispIay-Grand Collection Of
Fancy Articles-Pleasnnt Promenading and

Brilliant DispIay-Grand Collection Ol
Fancy Articles-Pleasnnt Promepading and
Scientific Selling-The Object OF the Fnir.
The fair at st. stephens church opened on Mon
day evening with every prospect OF beng bril-
liant success For q first evening the attendance
was very large. and had the advantage or being
neither IDLE nor ungenerous, but proved itself o
sympathetic and charitable assemblage who had
como to gve and gave. Much OF the pleasure OF Mon.
day evening was due to the organist OF the church,
Mr. Danforth, under whose direction select Or
chestra discoursed favorite music and thus af-
forded the thousands who attended during the
evening
THE INsPIRITING ACCOMPANIMENT
Of the promenade As for the tables, they displayed
collections OF almost every conceivable article OF
fancy sort while the more solid and costly presents
OF the wealthy members OF ST. Stephens parish pre-
sented themselves In rofuslon as tempting objects
to the admlring Visitors While 1t must be nd
mtted that the visitors to the lair were mostly
ladies, OF all ages, from tiny youth to venerable old
age, it Is but right TO add that lovers or the beau
ful-0 Ia mode blonde or brunettc-cOuld not fail to
be bewildered by the succession OF such pleasant
panorama as the promenade provided. Yesterday
than on the preceding evening. ana richness and
exquisite taste were everywhere visible In the hall.
The usual persistent efforts at money making were
also more marked among the ladies. Where
there are so many thousands OF articles SO worthy
OF praise 1t woula be invidious so soon to
therefore each table ID left 10 care for ITSELF without
special comment But 1t Is worth while to refer to
the noble object for which the lair has been gotten
up. During the years the Rev. DR.. McGlynn has
been pastor OF st. Stephens, while ne has given to
his parish most splendid temple OF worship, he
has not been unmlndful OF
THE POOR, THE UNFORTUNATE AND THE ORPHAN.
He sought 70 found within the limits OF his parish
institutions that would meet wants not hitherto
supplied; to bestow shelter whore cold contempt
mad Deen before the response and to take under the
these things needed tho establishment Of instltu-
lions and large cutlays OF money. The success
abors have only forbidden the idea OF abandon
ing now the undertakings already entered into, but
render necessary an enlarged sphere OF action ana
consequent expenses. For the necessary working
OF the several asyums In the parish debts have been
incurred ana 1t Is to clear or these that the fair Is
especially commended as an agreeable way to do
charitable deeds. The fair Will continue several
days, receiving additional contributions each day
III the various departments.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. IL, 1871.
The board Of army oficers which convened In
New York city July 8, 1871. 10 prepare system OF
general regulations for the administration OF the
army is ordered to adjourn 10 tnis city January d
The designations Of Captain George F. Alden, AS
sistant Quartermaster; captain Henry =. Avord,
Nintn cavalry, and second Lieutenant Edward q.
SfeYenson. Flfth cavalry, have been accepted.
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CRUSHED BY RAIL CARS.

An inquest was yesterday held at the City Hall by
Coroner keenan, on tho body Of the unknown man
VINO was run over In Fourth avenue, near Forty
sixth street, last Saturday evening by freight train
OF cars belonging to the New Haven Railroad COM
pany, The testimony showed that deceased was
attempting to get on one OF the middle cars OF the
tram and In dong so fell before the wheel, which
passed over him and must have been almost In
stanlly Killed. his body being horribly mutilaed. The
Jury rendered verdict or accidental death. IL is
guife common Tor Doth boys and men to Jump on the
frexnt trains and ride 10 Harlem as they are NOT
called upon to pay fare. No one has yet appeared
In
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1871.
Lieutenant Commander @. K. Hasweli has been
ordered 70 equipment duty at the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
Master r. 8. Richards has been detached, from the
Norfolk Navy Yard and ordered 10 the receiving
shin New Hampshire.
Mldshpmen Henry II. Darrell, Sidney.A. Stanton,
Perrin Busbee and William II. Slack Fave been de-
{acned from the Iroquois and ordered to the Con-
fgress
receiving ship Vermont.
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" HERALD WEDNESDAY H. 18L-TRPLE SHEET

refined petroleum, g. sd brig hence to Constantine
grain Lisbon y, There .o%s inquiry foT small
he .o Ss CUBAN .Ss sugar trade w. % % for hhd
D %IGs sS g ;Rs United kingdom Continent a0o
obaDs. v. market remains guile: and
q lUc gold in bond We quOis:-Bass iSc., CLOTH
HEAP AsD JurE-The movement in hemp has been very
most descriptions meeting with little or no IN
ssa sSs . w.' ' s Ss on
@ sss.s
eoS @ a0 PEI s Sn
soS ao 10 bond sum- TO- currency; jus 40 a6Ac,
savsnos SSSe.d in our las. h..
s% Ss aa Fl 81 @1 p% Rss
ols rye &c. az = 0ss ;ssT ss
hors.Ihe market remains the same ~ when last re-
q 81 e aGss Ssp
s%s$ s ga,'is W. ye.s. &c.
range 'i sSs DO 0d' &C. l'' Foreign hops
HiDss.Thsrs continue: fair demand for mos. all do
hd: rn WI 'A he r.csa ' nave
q ali Kinds up a. % bales q f Cal
hide: s Saf's q ' a as
cdsay pas. 'S both &c ss
ss Ter hes1
&c &c. per n do, middle, 2sc. ssc do, light,
S1no: &c. heavy sse d. ss; 's n, asS
the io ss ss snS Sss~s
9ac 8Sc. do, middle, Sac 4Oc.; do. light Sse 42c
d. cropped heavy SSc Ssc do middle Sc. loc do.
hght S4e Ssc, do, the rough heavy BE- S6c do,
mddle SIC &c., do, light &c. $780,. do. bellies, Ito
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. still small lots
nestle. Foreign almost entirely neglected, bpt prices
generally remain steady The sales about 241 bbs
New Orleans new crop at prices within the range OF
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL, REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. 1916 p. NJ
ASHES, under fair demand. continue frm Pots are
selling at 80 So 50 and pearls at gil the STOCK however,
light, and but few obtainable at that price.
CANDLEs.-Wih the exception ,f light jobbng demand
the market dull but without change prices
adamantne, 1Sc. a l9c. paraflne, 25c
CoPPER.-Yhe market continues active and very firm
The sales since our last aggregate about lbs lake
s6c c0c cash, and BIC Tor January delivery the
keclosng strong at &c., cash, and for January
and February delivery.
CofrEE-There has considerable more inquiry to-
day, but saes The Rio telegram has arrived and is
Joseph NJ. Wright Co.'s telegram Rio dacd Novem
Der %, follows purchases OF
States since the 9Th of November 7I6O0
American lots $500 Stock, 10000 bags Cleared
United States, Atlantic and Gulf ports 80 600 bags Ex-
change, 2d which makes good American cargo 17c
here showing an increase In cost OF since the telegram
OF the 9th OF November Mcssrs Arden White report the
stock of Rio and Santos IN the United States foows-
New York, 60,536 bags; Baltimore 1888; Now Orleans,
94U2 Mobile S,4U0; Galveston 4300-tota so 6l bags
CoTTONThe excitement In the market for this staple
unabaed. Influenced by further rapid advance the
price of forward deliveries, the market for
spot opened at advance of $50 &C. per h. at which
sales made. Subsequ however, there
sharp reaction in futures, amounting to decline OF about
sc. per ID. for all months and the price OF
actual cotton quickly recedcd to the extent Of 40
nominal The closed IN an unsettled state
with continued downward tendency. Another failure
officially announced on Change day and FIRMS
including brokers' receivers and Spectators
povershed by the clique movement which
day. The sales reported on 'Change up folows
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Another Car Casually.

Yesterday morning Coroner Schirmer received In
formation that an unknown man about ffty years Of
age wniie crossing the track OF the Harlem Railroad
Company at Ileth street and Fourth avenue after
eleven O'CLOCK on Monday night, was run down by
train OF cars and almost instantly Killed. The re-
mains were gathered up ana conveyed to the
deceased wore a light brown coat, black pants, red
flannel shirt and drawers, white muslin shirt, gray
Woollen socks, and shoes, and had on fur cap; de-
ceased mad dark hair, ana wore no whiskers. Tho
body Will remain al the Morgue reasonable length
of time for ilentlncauOn.
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Orleans. -'S - -"
STATE or TRADE-LrvERpooL, Dec. I2.-Ths adycss
from msncnessr are more favorable but not Affect the
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUYFs MARKxr.-LrvERpoor Dec
4 80 M-Ihe receipts OF wheat port for the pa q
three days have been SoOo quarters including
California white Corn, s2s. 3d. per quarter Peas ala M
per quarter for Canadian. - -
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoNs MARKrr.-LIvERPooL, Dec
l2-P MPork, 6ls per Dbl for fine Western prime mess
Beef 77B 3D. herce tor extra prime Lard id
per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRoDycE MARKEr.-LIvEnpooI, Dec. 70
Evening" Linseed oil f35 per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkET.-LoNDoN, Dec 12-Even
ing-Linseed OIL esS f33 l5s per ton. Common rosin
las Sd. per cWt. Turpentnc 49, per cwt
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSEy MARkKr.-LoNDoH, Dec. IA 80 ?.
Mconsos closed At Q2 Tor money and qa for the &C
count United States dvetweny bonds, ls6z, Ss; 1861
Old, e3A; 1851, 06k; ten-for,iss, 90z
66f. she. N
LIyearooL CoTroN MAnxxr.-LrvsRrool, Dec - "A 80
M-Ine cotton market closed strong hiddIng up1Ands
lvd middng Orleans l0kd l0sd. The sales OF Che day
have been 10000 bsle Including 1000 for specpla9n and
been made .. I'D. Tor middng Sales sAp named NJ
Now Orleans lave been made Al i0t l0d DOR mdding
Three th9sAnd hundred Aad nne tesa bales OF Amer
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Ihe aoaions are 1aseI On cS.ion fmnnnS N guay mol
FLOUR 6IAIN.-Recepts--Four. 1858 b6ls wheat,
1900 bushes corn 81 400 do meal 100 bbls and 40
100 bushels: barley, 1850 do Tie -four
ruled da but steady holders not being disposed grant
Shipping grades In particular
he'd The about 5000 bills. Rye -four quiet
bu steady at quotations We heard OF sales only $50
bbs Southern -four dull but prices nomipay the
same Tho were 100 bhls. Corn meal was
quiet OF $50 bb the basis of "a 20 ID IS for
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BURSTING OF A LOCOMOTIVE.

Hnothsr Defective Boiler Conc Up-Tbreo
Men Killed-One Blown Two Hundred
Yards Distant.
CAIRO, H., Dec. Ia 1871.
locomotive attached to a water train on the
Illinois Central Railroad exploded last night near
Centralia- Houck, engineer; Brewington. fireman,
and Keen, brakeman, were killed. Tho engine was
demolished. One OF the bodies was blown 200 feet,
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Wheat was dull but very trm There were no ,ran.sc.
accordingly merely nominal, al 81 %
al 50 Tor No spring; choice Milwaukee held higher.
heavy The sales about 10000 bushels
Ito 7te for miasi sSc 7sc for Old do. aaoat
s 7c Tor white pod SOC for yellow oa were STEADY,
OF about bushels, mainly at 80 for mixed
store but part al BOO 5se Cor mlxe and white anoat
dul bat Grin po e5c. iuvO bushels Canada IN
bond soid tse outside price. Barley duh al goc
81 a. Asn bushsis cAasiA sod Al VI zss AMI small lot
fsrienrs inquiry for bsrn room, both BY
and SAIL continues and all xoods show
accspsd In shs chAfern4 line there Was but
Ltsis There cal Tor suitable vesscls
Cor me rerosun usde generally rates above the
usws OF shippe but main difficulty was In the scarcity
!. foro.sro L'vsrpoot Steam saao oa'hs: sfs,n :.
sossoa. Ysai' sssS.. y !,sss.: S..f. q sa Sons,
50 sAs oour. a To Londos. By steam, 81 Sbs pork,
Sr,vsu: ssr.s 80 BOA 90. sa 500 sass cloverssei.
Ia 80 cheese % 10 Brssot bI sA 800 bags clio
cotton ts}is lad The charters a Brnlsb shIp
from fhIlsds.pAla 70 drsct occidental por ioo bbls
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Included in the above bales to arrive For future
delivery Oasis low middlna) the sales have been fol-
lows Last evenngDecember, $50 10 lssc, loo al
lsc 100 at 10 lSISc O at lssc January. 200 at zoe,
io a. 20c 800 al aosc 200 at sso February,
400 at 20 800 at 20 700 at 20Ac 200 at 20 100 at
3l6c; March, 9o1 ai goo At 2oc April Log 2oAc,
100 at % llsc 100 a. zoe 800 600 at lsc
80 at a lss.c id9 a ae 800 y lskc 100 a
2co s0ac 800 s9sc 100 sosc 100 ~ 20 SLIGO.
go az soo "a 1885, iG9 at J " i9Tc February
soHc sSS at 2oss 100 At 70 lso iSS ao 500 az soc
isS q 2ess, iS9 :oS az, 100 sSs s
aOssc together April a0 at 20 76c, 500 coke 2oO at
s0sc 100 at 2o 400 at 20 Nav 200 at aSc 800 At 2oMc,
for 100 March Total slo6 Grand total 49, 100 bales
Lvervool ev steam. 5lsa BY SAT-, 7sd s82d 10
Havre by steam, lc gold sail Mc TO Hamburg, by steam,
Nd compressed to Bremen BY steam L. gold compressed
% Baltic ports BY SAL .:o lc sod me receipts At the poys
Mobile, ssss savannah Sels; Charleston, 65s Whining.
ton $50 Norfok, l,b;5; Baltimore lo New YORK. 1885, los
ton, 224-ota 2o This Gay last week, 2o557 this day
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Doc. IL, 1871.
Sugar easier but not quotably lower. Exchange-On
United States sixty days. currency, ~ ~ premn do.
short sight, ~ premium. On London, 24c. NA pre-
MUM. On Paris, q ~ premium.
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DEATHS.

BEERS. sunday, ueccmber 10, at half-past
eight p. NJ, AMELIA, vile OF James II. Beers, aged
II years.
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The market for beef cattle steady. Hogs were firm
n SO. 5,sc., with $500 sale.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent to 1-16 for carrying. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
Cold cleared. $50, 915, 900
Cold balances. 2,415,8l6
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,750905
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cember Ii, john V. SKIDxoRE, In the 6Sth year Of
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral. from tho residence Of M
brother in-law. J. Y. Schoonmaker, Esq, Flatbusnt
on Thursday, December IA, at Two O'CLOCK withous
sTRYKKR.-At Huguenot Staten Island, on sun
day, December II. Rev. Il. D. sTRYKER' Ia the 7Ssn
The relatives and friends OF the family and clergy
afternoon at one o'cocs from the Reformed
church, Huguenot Staten Island. CARRIAGES Will %
In waiting on the arrival OF ,ne TRAN leaving
eleven O'Clock.
TAYLoR.-On Monday, December IL, SAMUEL J.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also menu
bers OF Typographical Union, No. O. are invited TO
attend the funeral services az ms iase
at two O'Clock p. NJ. The remains VIII be taken 70
NewDurg for interment.
Siaunton (va.) papers please copy
TRAcY.-On Tuesday, December -, CLoRrNDA
EMILY, daughter OF the late samus. F. Tracy.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
VAN HoRN.-on Tuesday morning, December IA
nj Bayonne, N. j., ANNA E., youngest daughter OF
Henry X. and Eliza J. Van Horn, aged IA years.
Rs;atiyes and friends Of the family are respect
fun invited to attend the funeral, from the Re-
formed church at Bayonne, on Thursday, December
Nv ,npIsGToS.-At Mount Vernon, N. y on Mon
,aay. december IL, ELIZABETH wADDISdroN, aged
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are re-
snectfuy invited to attend the funeral, rom the
residence OF her daughter, NJ NOUN. vernon, On
Wcdnesday December Is, at one p. NJ. Carriages
will be In waiting at depot upon the arrival oil the
morning trains.
wALLAcE.-At his residence, No. 3ls East Thirty
Arst street, on Monday, December IL, JAMES WAL
LACE. ., ...., -
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this "wednesday aternoon' ~
one O'Clock.
wARNoc K.--On Monday, December II, MAhx
BRADY, W lie OF John Warnock, In the 2sth year "
Funeral to-day at ono O'Clock, from her late resi-
/ dence, l33 West Fiitieth street.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, in WILLIAMSBURG on sSsuunn, uSia3
| December III 1871. Mr.. EBENEzBR WILD OF Sheho'os
| Enqland In the 77th year OF his ave. =. ,,.na M.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 n'o n,cocr
rom The Gothic Methodist Episcopal cnurcn' eouo1
| of Grand ana Even stress WiiIiamsvnsnks.v nccam.
her 10. anna WooDs, daughter OF the late stepneu
Woods In the 46th year or her agS, ., ,s,o.rco a.
The funeral will take place !roui .no reso T ~
| har manner No. 244 Washington street, on lhuts
day, OF TWO O'Clock 7. ~