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.windlas., and second ring put ON, n is then
placed upon drum stove the size Of the barrel,
and steamed, After steaming the ends Of the
for the heads cut. The barrel then passes TO the
hooper and finally to the header, when 1t is nm
nve different hands. in this way il takes barely
nve minutes to make q barrel. The cost OF each
is about 35 cents.
BARRELIIsG rrs CEMENT.
The barrels are conveyed on cars TO the mill.
Here the headings are taken out by bows en-
ployed for the purpose. Next they pass Into the
hands Of other boys, whose business II Is to line
them with paper. Coarse brown wrapping paper
used; tons upon tons are consumed yearly.
The barrels are now ready to receive the cement.
grinding mill upon movable platforms. These
PLATFORMS are kept moving up and down con-
t,nuaiiy, with aIicki sudden motion, and 4, ss 4,
packed tightly by the force Of the movement.
After being headed up the barrels are rolled into
the large storehouses to await shlpmslt.
CEMENT CONCRETE, THE NEW BUILDING NATE
HAL.
The construction OF buildings Of cement con-
crete, instead Of stone, brick, OF wood, was be
81 AZ sns ay sf hoSw
frame or wall OF wood. three or four feet high,
made sod placed on the SoIpGston ,S In this
finely broken stones. When the cement has
set the frame ls raised and again filled with the
wall Is Of the desired height. All the H parti t
tions are made In similar way Houses
built In ibis manner nave many advantages over
those built Of the ordinary material. They are
dryer and as firm as though constructed of solid
rock. The Childrens Church and several stores
and elegant residences here have been built OF
this material. By adding colorlng matter 20 the
concrete II may be made to initiate brown OF
other stones.
THE MARKET.
The cement made In this county Is the best In
the world. IL was used In building tho Croton,
Cochituate, Albany, Washington, and Philadel
phis Water Works, and In the principal fortihca-
tons and other Government works. Boston is
the heaviest market Tor cement, although IL
from New Brunswick To Texas. Large guam
Titles are shipped to California and exported to
South America and even Europe. The ruling
Wholesale price Is 81. 80 per barrel.
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BRADY.-on wednesday, November q, 1917, Ellen r.
Brady, wife Of John Brady and daughter Of Jas CAnd
lcr, sFed % years, monthe, and II days
The friends and relatives of the family arc respectful
invited TO attend the funeral from her esdence,
No 20 South I'd st.. near sth st., Brooklyn, p. D. Her
remains Si be taken 10 sts Peter and Paurs Church.
on Friday morning, November - at 10 o'clock where
requiem mass viii be held for the repose of her soul
CLARkE.-On Wednesday morning, November "a,
isa, Nora A, wife Of Cornclins Clarke. and eldest
daughter Of Philip and Catharne Lyons.
The relatives and friendh OF the family respectful
Henry street, on Saturday, November So at 0X A. NJ,
TO ST. 1ereEas Church, where a solemn requiem mass
w I've ceehrsted for the rcpose OF her thence 70
HlSIyoN.-on wedne sdAy, November q, EDWARD r..
,on Of Thomas and Mary hanlon aged Byesrs and
tend u. funeral. Friday afternoon. at o'clock.
Dearest kddy thou hast left US,
And thy loss We deeply feel.
But us God Who has bereft us,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
kING-On November 10, Cecilia, wife OF Patrick
The relatives friends OF the family are resp ectful.
invited TO attend her funeral from her hate residence
No. S East ad St, on Friday, November -. At aP NJ
hcCARrHY:-on Wednesday. .pNoyember "a, Elen
Ss TasSe. ~ ns s.s ar 81 Of her e v
attend the funeral from the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. ". J. o'Bnen, 81 wythe sy. BROOKLYN f. D.
hctABE-Mary wife Of John hcCHbe. In the 57th
frends OF the family are invited to attend the
,nnerai from her late resldenoe, SIS hast 18th ST.
sQulRES-AI Brooklyn, X. D., November 2s 1872
Frankie l., only child OF Caroline aad Waiter Saures
aged years and months.
The funeral VIII take place from residence OF her
nydn -; south "a s. "iiamssurgh, On Saturday.
Lansing ourEh, n. Y, papers please COPY.
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Receipts of Theatres Thanksgiving Day.

Grand Opera House" Round the Clock
Matinee, t2h3I eyening, 3S,6S4.
Fifth Avenue Theatre" Merry Wives of Windsorit-
Matinee, tt2l2 evening, 81 ,lO1
olympic Theatre" Aladdin the Second'-Matinee
u ,lbi evening, ti,qil.
Booths Theatre" Stranger Matinee, $1,000 "Ro.
meo and Understanding t2,2O
Union sqnare Theatre" A Agnes"-AiAtinee, si.20o
Woods Museum First matinee, $500. "INion"- Sc.
eond matinee, si,fN. Wandering butchman" = Even.
Bowery Theatre" Golden Farmer" Sc.-Matinee,
NE,5. "Pomp," Sc.-Eyening, 81 so.
tltdu, ~
hryants Mnstrels-- Matinee, 800; evening, $500.
Barnums Menagere Three performance, $500.
$3.50 '''
san Francisco MinstreIs- Matinee 5000 evening $3.50
Tony Pastors Opera House-Matlnee, $500 evening,
3l,lOO
Houston Street circus-Thrs performances, 81 400
Total receiIts, $50 sc.
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Steamahp City OF Austin, Galveston, mdse. and pass
Steamship South America, Aspnwan, mdsc. and pass.
steamshp Old Dominion. Richmond. mdse and pass.
steamshp Fants, Philadelphia, ridse. and pass.
ship Florence Manila. hemp and sugar.
Ship Lottie Clerhe, Antwerp, mdse.
Bark satoma, London, mdse,
Bark John Boulton, Porto Csbelo, In ballast.
Bark Templar, Cardiff, railway iron.
Bark willsnd, Buenos Ayres, hides.
Bark Republik, Bremen mdse
Brig Laura Gertrude, Seville, cork, &C.
Brig Dauntless, Malaga, fruit.
Brig Ella, Rio Grande, hides, wool, &C.
Grig Velocity, TnaQua, salt.
Brig Geo. w. Chase, Matanxas, sugar.
Brig Herald, Pernambuco, sugar.
Brig Marisnna II. Lisbon, salt and cork.
sehr Ena May, Baracoa, fruit.
sehr Eveline, Barbadoes, in ballast.
schr Mable y. Staple, Portland, lumber.
schr Ebenezer. Aigoa Bay, c. q. H., wool and OIL
Also the usual river and coastwise vessen
sAILKp-steamshiPs Cimbria for Hamburg colun-
bla. Havana Gen. Barnes Savannah South Carolina.
Charleston Albermare, Norfolk.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
LIvERroo1, Nov. 8.-City Of Limerick, New York.
LoNDoNpEhhY, Nov. &.-AustraiA, New YORK.
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The Verdict of Pennsylvania Coroner's
Jury.


EAsToN. Pa, Nov. 2l-A number OF freight
cars Of the Lehgh and susQuehAnna Division Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad backed into freight train on
the Lehgh Valley Railroad at South Bethlehem Pa,
on Monday last knocking from the track two OF the
Lehgh valley cars on one of which John II. KEEPER
brakeman, stood, KEEPER lost leg and suffered other
inJuris,, J i, ne died on Monday evening He was rest
acnt OF TINS place, and leaves wife and three children
The Coroners Jury rendered the following verdict
- John stotZrr y. y. Henmingway, Jas. II lines
owen Reich Pcier Hawk, and Abraham Never, bVing
sworn say that John II; KEEPER came to his deati At
soulh Btthlehem NOV, Is 1872, by injuries re-.
eelyed by the backing OF nfteen or sixteen loaded
ireght cars OF train No ~ OF the Lehlgh aud Susque
hanna Division OF the New Jersey Central Railroad
into train No % OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad al the
crossing of sdd two roads al South Bethlehem We
July SAonerale the officers and employees of said lie
mgh valley hairoad from any and all blame whatever
while we arr unanimously Of the opinion that proper
precauton has not been exercised BY the ofcers and
employees Of said Lchgh and SurquehAunA Division of
Ihe New Jersey Central Railroad to prevent the sad
casualty and are therefore TO great extent censunhle
And SO the jurors Aforesaid upon their oath
tay tha the aforesaid John H. KEEPER then and there
IN Tue nsuner and form Aforesaid, came his death
mad not otherwise. r.
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NEW YORK, Thursday, Nov. 28.-Only % cars OF
beeyes arrived and light business transacted
lOf@l3c. y. for common to prime native seers Inc
butchers were not In the market places.
Twentv-sM carr. or 5,i00 sheep and lambs arrived.
mostly At late hour. The market was quiet and IN
changed Sales TO noon were II At ha6{c n for
Eightyfo cars, or $50 hogs, arrived, Of which
cars were cold alive M 45fa4Hc y n. and axe had
been offered for 1s other car loads Nothing doing m
dressed hogs, which were nomnaly quoted al 5i,9lc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Nov. ESP. M.-The day In Wall
street has been faithfully observed close hoday
heNsrious departments Of the Stock Exchange having
been adjourned until Friday, and the banks as aI,o
banking Offices having been closed.
The following the latest bids for railroad honda
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Stealing "A Thanksgiving Dinner.

On wednesday afternoon John Connolly, aged
u years, snatched pocketbook containing SIS from
Mrs. HOnOrs OBren OF 46 Mulberry street as she was
going TO buy her THANKSGIVING dinner The youngster
was captured In the evening NJ Tony Pastors Opera
House and yesterday Justice bowling committed him.
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Easy terms for furniture carpets, and he'd
ding at u N SoTperthwa Co.'S, l5 Chatham street.
An immense stock aud low prices. Bargains Tor cash,
or payments received weekly or monthly. Parlor AuI
chamber suites In great Nariety,-Adr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-ruIs DAT.
san rises..,. % Sun setp.... 80 Moon rises.
utaH wATER-TaIs DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 81 Gov. Island. 81 Hell Gate -
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Half Horse aud Half Mas,-Rheumatisn,
swenings, Lameness. and any kind Of Hesh, bone,
muscle aiment upon beast cured by Centaur
Linmen the most wonderful discovery of ancient or
modern tmef. -
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BANKING AND FIy<ycy<1
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY c,rvs . co
%

R Wall street, New York
Bills OF Exchange. Circular Notes. Travellers ana
Commercial Credits issued available all parts OF the
world.
Deposits received subject check at sight Interest
allowed on all Daily Balances.
Collections made. Investment Orders executed.
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Are You Thankful s-Then buy Kpox hat, so
that you celebrate Thanksgiving Day properly.
Make your purchases at KNOAS. H2 Brssdway, or ~
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Murdcrous ARRAY In a Yorkv,llc Bnrroom.

Michael COggy keeps liquor saloon at IA East
Snetysecond street According the stories OF the
neghbors he has very violent temper aud frequently
beats his wife On Saturday night last ~ Michael
Lynch Of Third avenue and Ninety sixth street was
walking by Coggy saloon Ol his way home he heard
woman screaming Murder ~ He Tan into COggy's
store and there the latter dragging his wife around
the harroom by her hair and bTntally kicking her
Lynch inlertered and Cogey strnek him stunning blow
then kicked him around the head and face and hnaily
jumped on his stomach twice. Here somebody ran In
and compelled him 10 desist.
Lynch was thon assisted 20 his home. The police did
not hear this assault until the day before
as Lynch did not make any complaint. on "Wednesday
morning. however, he Was so dangerously IN thst hs
wife went 10 the East Eighytxth street pohce station
and told the facts TO Capt Cherry COggy then sr
rested and yesterday morning Justice Coulter com
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DIR. Z. y. Garvin's Medicated Inhalation OF
TAR.
For all diseases Of the THROAT, NOSE, and LUNGS.
Sure cure for ASTHMA, CATARRH, BRONCHITIS.
&c, &C. Sold BY all druggists.
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The best place IN New York ia, bay reliable
sterling silver wedding presents, sol IKES Vi fultsn
ST. Diamonds specially
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The Courts Of fPhiiadeiphia-JudgeA Allison.
fls .I.f.


In the Court OF Quarter Sessions n negro
witness was allowed to stand armed with a
weapon OF assassination IN the presence of the
Court upon the very far-fetched excuse that he
had been IN danger in riot at " the election be-
fore the last, which was more than the year
vember, 1871, the following argumen took place
between the counsel, and was published Ia the
ADe and other city papers;
A discussion a-0se bel yeen Mr. Mann and Mr. Cas-.
sdy TO the right the s'tness 20 carry arms, MI
Mann saying There no Oh cction to the witness car
.s :dy n 6 6S%sf @ HSIS'f ;s,cfcS sS armed
Nr. Csssdy-Your once as District attorney does not
'usSrte IHs to ;smpo.er any scdy to es. arms
10 carry srns 70 Protest himself % snd asas as nS niS
LECTION dsy he tsour % 1TSs ana Nj on
foT "a any coii3red man 70 carry Arms. g.,
Judge Airson-I shall say so to the jury.
When Judge Allison charged the Jury he said /:
stage OF the regard to the right Of one Of 1Se
witnesses To carry loaded pistol the witness having
defence Of hs person that ne had been shot al three OF
@ and h m as S"R thST es 1Ss ssso5 &c G eeiSrs the
what they might do him This right was qSestionca &
S Il S GSgsfsS sfSs t' @aty %y
upon p fs s aaa IA afS ~. e @ o
y with MIN here, T. under well grounded apprehei,
fence repeat g I&s @ saSslsScs 80 what Ss
oS hSn snd 'da 'a' S s aSi S s o.
SS GTsaaS sM ne E ra a: and HSs Part C s
al acts Of the Assembly which might be passed 10
abridge or take the privilege away. The Language of
ihc constitution II thai the rlght OF the citizens 70
bear arms IN defence Of and the Stale shall
as T' P1ss 'aS rsS rsSs ssnn az
be taken away IN the Constitution Itself upon tins sub
ject be changed.
We renew this subject now for the purpose of
bringing II before the Constitutional Convention.
In which are many Of the most eminent LAWYERS
of the State. We call their attention to the fact
that In the most important court in this CITY a
Quaker may not wear his hat, but a ruiiian may
wear his reyolycrl Strange revolution la the
Commonwealth whose first law-gycr was WIZ
MA!N Prnn, a Qunkerl
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The Domestie Sewing Machine has taken more
premiums t ran fhdn any Other machine and Ia spe-
eialy Recommended for FAMILY USE and MANU-
and easily run. AGENTS WANTED.
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES will be furnished for trial
with machine and an Instructor without charge upon
application at our
Wareroofns Temporary, N CHAMBERS ST. AND
BOND ST, NEW YORK.
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Susintss Hutitfs.

Honor 10 the veternns.-Hopor also to the In
yentors whose genius have emanoipated the race Of
Al TO q nTm which, IKE the Wilson sewing Machine
out the fand AZ prices that even the poor and humble
can snord TO pay. hrstclsss machine for nfty dol
lars This s the proclamation Of the Wilson Sewing
Machine Company TO the people. salesroom at Df
BroadsY. New Y ork, and In all other cities In the
towns.
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1T Kills PAIN OR FEyER.-Half plnts Pair
Paint only u pints, tl5Q.-zdp.
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NOTiCE-KTYTJCKY LIBKNNY

All Agencies for the sale of tickets In the Second
Grand Gft Concert In aid Of The Public Library Of KEN
lucky, were required To settle upon yesterday NOyem-
Der ., but for the accommodation OF those who arc
not yet supplied with tickets will continue 10 oil cash
orders which may be received AZ this ONCE until the
evening OF DeCember5 THOS. K. BRAAlIErTH,
Agent Public Library Kentucky. D.
LoUIsvILLE KY, Nov, %, lsGl.
have few tickets scattering numbers only TO the
Grand Gt Concert for the benefit VI the Public LbrarV
OF Kentucky which positively and unequiyOcay comes
OIL ia Louisville Ky, saturday, December They Wilt
be Furnished TO those who nrst apply for them Al the
former prices Of tO for whole tickets % for halves lnd
tl Tor quarters For ds trbution by lot Al thA CON
cert Loo cash gits, amounting to S5t1l0O the highest
gift heing tlNlOl, the ne1t tQ00O, next fl5Un neXt
5000 next t5lo next Sl0o, and the ranging
from t9'uVV uown, THOS. n. HAYS,
Branch Once Public Library XIV
6O9 Broadway, New YORK
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Mrs. Benjamin appeared 10 entertain very bit
ter feelings toward her versatile spouse, and was
strongly Inclined 10 believe him guilty OF Julia
Dingee's death.
the sun reporter, how do you account for her
head gear being left on the dock2 Surely BEN
Jamin could not have taken OF her hair, hat,
and nxngs."
Mrs. benjamin '(smiling)-C Charley was mighty
handy around woman,
The probabilities are that the circumstances
attending the death of Julia Dingee will
remain mystery II she committed sui
eide the mystery remains impenetrable. II
she Masi murdered, only some unforeseen ac-
cident u likely to lead to a revelation OF the
facts. The gossips of the Hudson Highlands
evenings In trying TO imagine where young and
bright and pretty Julia pingee spent the seven
dark hours which preceded her plunge into a
watery grave,
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B. j. Torreys, i6s Fulton street, near Broadway.
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The New York herald., 1872-11-22

,; sinfeed unchanged shorts ST. shpsufb 90 mid.
ass ~ per ton Canal frcigntsWheat 2c barley i0c.
irumoef y y 10 to the Hudson Railroad frcight-
Reccips S SSSsieh ze sS New York ssc 70 Albany 80
lumber ship%enis s1 10y S a. ss pasX
wheat 1000 DO corn 5000 SarSy rs 7oo set i1@ber e'"'
BuvvALo, N. r.. Nov. q, ls72
Lake imD0rts-Whcat $3.50 bushels; corn $500 do
Desey SAW do Canal shipments HDO0 bushels;
corn. lhaW do barley, "a 36S do Rail shipments from
eeyators not reported Flour dui; Spring. S7s
~ osHera Va %; amber. 81 soa IS 7s white, -
900 bushels Chicago No Spring ST 90 i2ooa do Mil
waukee No. 2Sprng ut 81 IS; 500 do az Sl So ioVU
DO, do per sample private terms Corn quiet Sales
Of 60O bushels low mixed Toledo 4sc sob do do at
&c Oats quiet and scsrcc; No. Toe 40 held at sGc;
CHicAGo, Nov. u, 1871
mand, the facilities for transportation being restored
extra Spring, % Oa So % with large sales private
terms Wheat active and higher; No. spring, 81 70;
No. do, q II spot; 81 l0x December; No do, 81 or
rejected s8c. Corn In fair demand and advanced No
%g,,zsd ssSc ssssc spot Size pece%osE; rejected
z3Mc; rejected, 2lxc Rye firm and scarce No. s5c
o5hc. Barley dull and shade lower No. FALL SIC.
Pork quiet and unchanged sales at SIS for round lots OF
new $l3 ~ $l3 90 for small lots; $2 70 $i2 y1 Decem
6er Lard strong with an advancing tendency sales at
n ina spot d or DsGs%Ser G January Meats & o.
spot shoulders, sac. $40 short ribs, 5Sc. &c.; bulk
meats 10 TO 20 days old, shoulders, &c. short rib mid
dies, 6hc long clear, 65sc 6lsc. loose boxed Ic.
higher Whskey steady at SOC. Lake treights-Corn 70
buss % ,Ss Wheat S 9 90 bbi o.r & S 40
ye and q ooo do barley shipnientse cog bbls oar
IaW do rye and 10000 do barley.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrTTRIck-BRowN.-Iu London England, on
Tuesday, October %, a. ST. Savi0Hr's Church, st.
Saviour's, Paddington, by the Rev. II. McNeilc
Mansfield. M. A., FLAvELJ J. BuTTRICK to ANNIE A.,
youngest daughter Of the late Captain Edward >.
Brown, all OF Brooklyn N. y. No cards.
DOREMUs-SAwYER.-On Wednesday, November
90 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Harri-
son, N j., by Rev. Charles Douglass OF BelvideYe,
JAMES NJ. DoREMUs, Of Newark, n. j., TO NJ. THEBEsE
SAWYER.
DRAPER-SMTH.-On Tuesday, November 10. at
the residence OF the brides parents at Edgewater,
n j.. by the Rev. James Cameron, CHARLES ii.
DRArER to LOUISE HALLfwELI, daughter Off. Cal
win Smith.
GEAnY-ArrLErUs.--on Tuesday, November 49,
at st. BartholOmews church. by the Rev. samuel
Cooke, ID. d. II. SEYMOUR GEARY to KATE, daugh-
ter OF " am Fl. Appleton.
HOwABp--TROw n D6E.--On Thursday, .NOveni-
ber Ia, at the residence OF the brides parents, by
the Rev. l.. w. Bancroft, ID. D., CHARLES MARVIN
HOWARD to MARY ELLA, daughter Of Frederick II.
Trowbridge. Esq, all or Brooklyn.
SMITH-SwEZEY.-0n Wednesday. November 13
ny the Rev. Charles Sturgcs, CHARLES ALsTON
SMITH, or Brooklyn, to Miss AMELIA V. SwEzEY,
only daughter OF D. ID. SweZey, OF Ysphank, l.. |.
SOLELIAC--ANTHONY.-On Wednesday, November
70, 1872, by Rev. Thomas $. Hastings, d. d.
CHARLES SoLELIAc to JENNIE X, daughter OF Ed
ward Anthony.
WALsH-POwER-On Thursday, November 81, at
the Church Of st. Theresa, by the Rev. Hugh Flat
terry, PETER II. WALSH to MARIA POWER, adopted
daughter OF Thomas Fr0ne, all OF this city No
cards..
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

BRowYISG.-on Tuesday, November 10, after a
short illness, ELLEN MARIE, the beloved wife OF
Edward M. Browning and daughter OF the late
John Killilca, OF Sligo, ireland.
22, at one O'Clock r. NJ, rom her late residence,
s2s East Twenty-frst street, to Greenwood Gene
terry Tor interment.
BuIGER.-On wednesday, November 90 1872,
MARGAREr COwMAN, vile OF Moses Bulger, daughter
of Patrick Cowman, county Wexford, Ireland.
Her funeral will take place on Friday, the 22d
street. at two O'Clock.
BuLLIN0ER.-On Thursday, November 81 ELIZA
BuILINGER, aged Is years, 10 months and 90 days.
The relatives and friends or the family are Invited
to attend the funeral from residence 16t East l24th
street, on Saturday morning, November %, at ten
CmATIJIoS-On Wednesday November 20, JOHN
CHAriLI0N, In the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
spectf1ly invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence, No. lao East Sixteth street. on Sun
day afternoon, at one O'Clock. The remains will be
COCHRAN.--Tn BROOKLYN, on Tuesday, November
10, GEORGE COCHRAN, M. d., aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends. also Kings County Medical
day afternoon, 23d inst, at two O'Clock, from the
church, corner Fulton and Clinton streets.
DEMAREsT.--On Thursday, November Il, BERTHA,
infant daughter Of James b. and Hattie u. DEM
Arrest, aged months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral RON the resi-
Eighth avenue, on Friday, 22dinst.. at two O'Clock.
EATON.-On Wednesday, November 20, WIN
THR0P EATON, aged 70 years.
His friends and the members OF the Order OF
United American Mechanics are invited TO attend
the funeral services, on Friday, I'D inst, At one
O'Clock p NJ, at tho Unitarian chapel. corner Con.
gress and clinton Streets nos9x Brook,ynx Nav - a.,
OvYIcERs AND BR0rHkRs 0f FRIENDSHIP CouN.
oyI No. o. q. u, A. M.--YOu mre hereby notified TO
meet At voVg ooVuct, chanoer 10 C00rt street. Fri-