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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

=, Mc invite attention to our stock Of Building m
s1,. INV Sie' a. fhhts Glass, NC, which We arc ~
Iui I llne o. nails, locks, atches, bolts hinges. -
sash-W lRhts white lea OIL glass 6c ClIpp,, -,
au"lai blasluls MANI, rip, CIussCut anu mil aaw
squares Deveis, Nc; Buattys axes ami naI,hcps.' :
SrUssaii = anu butchers chlsels, planes augur ana
IuEu, @ nl,ls la7lc anu pocket cutlery rubber brlt
lis anu steam packing agent for liOme WasSar
"''"N''' apl4,lyw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
Auhtes.

NoTlCE-lIorses anu Cattle taken to pasture
IN Inquire at COhCORD TOLL GATE
ly3l-4t' city Limits.
~ UTI, E.-Fty shares ,gi series Of stock of
IN the Aid Loan Assoc Hti N for aae, Gone pay
men by Gao. &. MARKS, s. or tary,
Jy 9-u No 3O2 Market St.
MO- ICE-The Tax Bills TOR The second Dstslct
~ are made out aud ready for payment at The
Citg Hal betwern The hours VI s. aud ~ A. Nj,
and p AID 7, Il. NJ. A. CHANDLER,
Receiver of Taxes,
je'2ff for Secona District.
NJ UTlt E.-Persons who want the ceilings OF their
IN dining rooms or Ice cream saloons p.ld stores,
decorated beautifully as puleCtion from lies, AT
triling cost should address
Je2g-u l.. II, b., This ONCE.
FINAKE NOTICE.-Persobs selling Ur dlspOsing Of
4 property must notify the Assessors, or they
will be held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLE 6l0 Washington street, North DlstiiUt,
WIN. STILL Y, 2ll Poplar 3treet South District,
AssessOrs. sixth street IL tue dividing line between
the two distriutA jan9G n
NOTICE.
THR WILMINGTON & READING r. H.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY
PACKAGES and EXPRESS MATTER 10 aud
frOm all points on the line Of their road and West
Chester. Express matter sent To Frankuu Telegraph
ONCE, No. = West Third stteetO their Depot Front
ana Madison or orders ler with McMulcu X Seal,
delivering agents Will receive prompt attention.
apr6-f G. SrOLL, Gchl supt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for oil
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, las
shown that II does
surely and clcctually
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

control them. Tho testimony of our best cili-
zcns, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve anu
euro the ailllcting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to ifs power; and cases of COnsump-
tion, cured by this preparation, are pubic
" known, 20 remarkable hardly to be De-
leyed, were they not proven beyond dispute
As remedy It Is adequate, on which the puDhc
may rely for full protection. by curing Coughs
the fnrerunners Of more serious disease, IL saves
unnumberCd lives, and an amount of suffering
not to be computed. II challenges trial, and con-
Ninces the most sceptlcal. Every family should
Keep It on hand as protection against tho early
and unperccived attack of Pulmonary Affections
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable, and too often fatal II neglected. 1ell-
der lungs need this deiencei and IL Is unwise TO
be without H., As a safeguard to children, amid
tho distressing diseases which beset the Throat
ana Chest Of Childhood, CHERRY PEoroRAL
Is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
utndes are rescued from premature graves, ana
saved TO the love and affection centred on them
II acis speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and health-restoring sleep. No
one WIN sniler troublesome Influenza and pam
IuI Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured
originally the product of long laborious, ana
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared IN making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
H'u hpon as possessing all tho virtues II has ever
cNhimled' aud capable of producing cures as
memorable us the greatest IL has ever effected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
atanted.

Advertisements Of three nnes are inserted undel
this head three times for 80 oentsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
New AdvertI.smsnt.. ThI. Day.

= See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
iATURDAI, Sc EMBsR 20, 1872
IUu,OOO TiChETS OF ADuIS sION
fFII1N Wv 0''lI' = 7 ~ 7W7I II
S5oo,oooIR cuERENrY

Will hc given 90 tuH holders uf tlH krts by dist thu
ton 10. of ONE hOtaAND GlrIo, as 1uI Uws;
list OF GIFTS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
etAMuEL ". mecAuLLEY.

Conveyaucng in al III branches
lIIhpt aJ"hllon given to uusta~ selling ~
ehthg'ug anu renting real eslat4, ana coi.gslfllg
money carefully Invested, aHi l0an4 negotiated On
o'ul "a @ "iu a oiigage, Win ampe security.
ini9rmat'lu cneerfully given upon application.
either ia nur.uu Or by ieit"r, ''F''''''On'
ONCE open until O'clock IN the evening.
OFFICE mo. Galk lInrl,et stres,.
" il-l4t i.,-t.,ls Ohi - oeeonl FLOOR fehl2-gm
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
The weather in This city Yesterday.
A RIOT FRUSTRATED At aREENvILLE

.
Average temperature for corresponding dat,
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
PIGEON SHOOTING,

John K. Ircby VS.. Colonel Hstch-Thc
Former the Winner-A Good Match
and Fair Sport.
The match between Colonel Hatch ana Mr.. Ireby,
which was shot on Monday, proving unsatisfactory
to the latter gentleman--he having undertaken to
give the Colonel seven yards-they agreed to shoot
second match yesterday at fifty single birds,
each at twenty-one yards rise, for 500 q
side; both to meet at BerthOlf's, l27th
street and Eighth avenue, at ten A. M, and
shoot the match out at once, Ira Paine agreeing to
be on hand with the pigeons. The shooting by both
gentlemen was very good, the score being tie nj
twenty, thirty and forty BIRDS On Monday Col.
onel Hatch had all the luck, but yesterday he had
none, six out OF the eleven birds scored as misses
by him being hard hit and fell dead just out OF
bounds. The following is
A SUMMARY.
Match 5000, at 50 single birds q yards RISE so
yards boundary, Ia or shot, II. 4 I. traps.
John E. Ireby-l. l, o. !. !, o. !, co. /, /, !, l, /,
l. O. J. l. l. ], 0, l, !, ], !, ], l, ], l, l. l, 1,
missed, TO- Total, 60.
Colonel Hatch-l, ], ], /, i, o. ], !, !, o, 1, i,
10 J. !, !, o, J. ], !, !, !, ], Q, ]. J. !, !,
O. i ], !, ], !, Q, l, ], Q, !, !, killed,
SO; missed, IL. Total, SO.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
Uprising of the People Against tho
Ring-Threats OF Tarring and Feath-
erfn0.


Ring-Threats OF Tarring and Feath.
ering.
The people OF Greenville, N. j., have suffered for
the past three years from ring more exactng and
tyrannical than Tammany In its worst days. when
the resources OF the inhabitants are con.
sidered. Efforts were made in two sue.
cessive sessions OF the Legislature to
obtain redress, but the Ring was al-powerful at
Trenton, and the movement for reform proved
abortive. The Street Commissioners issued bonds
at their pleasure, and laughed to scorn
the protests OF the taxpayers The people,
carried the case into the courts and the litigation
In one form or another continued until three
months ago. The taxpayers at last became exas-
perated, and they determined to redress their
held on Monday night, and resolution was offered
that the chief members of the Ring be
TARRED AND FEATHERED.
TIE Chair however declined 10 entertain the
Charley Schreiners, and speeches OF most inf8H1-
matory character were delivered Among those
Who were parked gut for vengeance were the
Street Commissloners anu 4 we.known lawyer,
Of riot posse OF deputy sheriffs under con.
mand OF Mr.. William Mould, OF Hudson City, was
In attendance. This only
IRRITATED THE AssEMBLAGE,
ana one 0I the speakers went az far as TO declare
that armed rufians from Jersey City were hired to
prevent the ree expression Of the will OF the people
OF Greenville. The taxes and assessments are 30
eXorbitant that violence will certainly be resorted
TO u the people receive no redress from the courts
or the Legislature. movement Is now on foot
for
ANNEXATION TO JERSEY CITY,
and an election to determine that question will be
held In Greenvle on Tuesday, the 10th OF Decem.
bcr, when the question 'Charterr or mo charter
WA " eY.y4ittey " the psQple.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
CIVIL SERVICE.

The following announcement was yesterday cirS
cuated throughout the Custom House for tho
benefit Of those dcsirous OF competing for promos
ton to higher salary
NOTICE FOR PROMOTIONS.
Notice Is hereby given that competitive written cny
animation Of applicants from the other grades of t
group for the purpose of filling vacancies, rs follows:
Foreign export clerk Third division salary S,6U p
annum-n the Office Of the Collector, It any SUCH apply
eans shal be found competent will be held at the roomS
Of the Board Of Examiners in the oustem Honse On
vember 2 1872, at nine O'Clock NJ Those intending
compete must notify the Board of Examiners ~ wrngv
or before the 10th day OF November lsiz OF e, S
tenon to appear and must present theIaseNes Piohp"I
at the time and place stated.
r. l.. JAMES, .,,...
y. II. LYDECKER, Board OF EAh'hlheD
JAMES l.. BENEDICT, "a -,
i SQLLEeIyks QgJleE, SEW NVkki eVV Ia iesSs
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
KILLED ON A JERSEY RAILROAD.

man named Thomas Northropp, an employe OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad met with a fatal acci-
dent yesterday at Monmouth Junction. lie was
riding on the construction train extra, No. 64e,
which was going at rapid speed at the time, when
he accidentally fell off and was thrown beneath
the cars, all OF which passed over him, and when
picked up IL was found that his head was literally
severed from his body. Deceased was a native OF
NsW Jersey AND leayssa wile and AaQlly,
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

and one interesting cariositiee, among which the
Turkish giant, eight fee; high deserves conspicu-
GUS mention. This monster weighs Gao pounds,
and though he says he has only been in the country
nine years. speaks English with the perfect
nasal twang and the idiOmatic quaintness OF
Yankee from the rural districts OF Connec-
ucut. The equestrian business is very goc
novel features. James Melville, with his in,an,
son, gives the most exciting act. Alexis, the gOat,
which appeared at NiblO's last season, was also
warded with rapturOus apphluse for his really dar-
ing feats. Senior Monte Verde performed some In
teresting acts OF cOnt0rtion, and the company
displayed considerable strength in the acr0batlS
line Of business. There was . verv good house,
and the show bids fair TO draw large audiences for
long while to come.
Bailey's Circus ana Menagere, at the foot Of
Houston street and East River is still giving two
performances day, and is also worth q visit X
has lately added several new attractions to its
programme, and Professor Siegrsts performing
dogs OF course still continue TO awaken enthusiasn
and make plenty OF fun.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Nov. 2o-1 A. M.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. 20-1 A. M.
Synopsis for the rnst Trentv- tOur Hours.
The barometer has fallen on the Lower Lakes and
in the Middle and Eastern States, with southwest
erly winds, threatening weather and occasional
light snow. In the South Atlantic and Gull, light,
variable, southerly and northwestery Winds with
partly cloudy weather. In the Northwest and
thence over the Upper Lakes and to the Ohio Val
ley, northwestery Winds high barometers, clear
ing and very cold weather, with occasional snow
on Lake Superior and in the Ohio Valley,
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, the Upper Lakes and thence
to the Ohio River, clearing, clear and very cold
weather, with high barometer and continued
northwesterly Winds extending during the day 10
Tennessee; in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
southwesterly to northwesterly winds, partly
cloudy weather and barOmeters rising In the
evening" on the Lower Lakes and over the
Middle States, sOuthwesterly to north westerly
winds, with cloudy weather and occasional light
snow, followed at night by rising barometer ana
clearing weather. In New England low barometer
southwestery winds, cloudy weather and light
snow
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buding:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
The Circus.

The new circus in Fourteenth street has begun
its exhibitions in what used to be known as the
Hippotheatron. Many improvements have been
made in the general appearance Of the building,
and its waste places have been filed with the cages
QlAIatRsx exteasiyc pepageyie and q tAQas&g4
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

Houston street and East River is still giving two
has lately added several new attractions to it,
programme, and Professor Siegrists performing
dogs OF course stin continue to awaken enthusiasn
and make plenty OF fun.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Niblo's has been SO far prepared for business thal
the box ONCE viii be opened tomorrow for The sale
OF tickets.
Nine. Patti had great success in the ''Traviatan
at her debut in Moscow, Russia. She was show
cred with Eowers, one bouquet OF eamelias thrown
on the stage requiring two men to carry IL.
Miss Imogene Fowler now takes the place OF Mss
Piessy Mordaunt as the Baroness in "Agnes'' at
the Union Square Theatre, the latter being COM
peed to relinquisb her engagement on account OF
sickness.
Mr.. Daily is negotiating with NJ. Onenbach for
new opera, TO he produced at the Grand Opera
House next year. II the negotiations succeed or
fenbach will lead the orchestra ana Schneider and
Therese viii take the leading parts.
The first OF q series OF concerts OF chamber music
WIN be given at steinway Han on Thursday even
ing by Mr.. S. b. Mills, pianist; DR.. Leopold Dam
rosch, vioinist, ana Mr. Bergner, violoncellist.
Miss Anna Drasdil, contraltO are engaged for this
occasion.
Mr. A. NJ. Palmer, manager OF the Union square
Theatre, has been presented with set OF compli
mentary resolutions adopted by the Board OF Di-
rectors OF the Acreantile Library Association,
thanking him for his services while he was their
chiei librarian. The resolutions are bound in book
form and cost $500.
The play at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn this
week is called 'Ihe Wife OF Two, 1t Is scnsa-
tional piece from great story" in one Of the
weekly purveyors OF literature; but 1t lamentably
fails to startle anybody. Mr.. John Jack ami Miss
Annie Frmin, for whom the play was written, sus
tain the principal parts.
Nine. Erminia RudersdorT, an artist whose rcpu-
tation in England as a dramatic singer stands
among the highest will appear for the first time in
New York, at Irving Hall, on Friday evening. She
Will be assisted by Miss Alice Farman contralto;
Mr.. Nelson Varley, tenor; Mr.. sprague, basso;
Nile. Licbe, violinist; MI. Walter pianist and Dr.
William Berge, conductor.
The practice of handing bouquets upon the stage
during the performance is becoming a nuisance at
some OF our theatres. At the opening or the Ter.
race Garden Theatre on Monday evening it was in
dulged in TO an unlimited extent, and on the same
evening at Booths it added nothing to the Illusion
OF the piece for Miss Nelson to drag in vase of
flowers almost too heavy for her strength mmedi-
ately after ainting away for love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

A HoRRIBLE SroRY.-A Dreadful ascides
occurred i'm Providence, Rhode Island, Sstur~
day last. Two men named Smith ssi Drew
were employed In Johnston wcodchoppcrs.
The day mentioned Was . cold and bow
one, and the men, while st work, kept m q
hot IRE under Q large overhsnging rock. BIZ
keeping brisk IRE they warmed the rock it-
self, and thus by radiation secured q really
warm place. After work, as IL Is supposed they
went 10 the nre 90 warm themselves aud have q
smoke before going home. While they we're
eeated there the rock cracked and fell over %
them, and they were found under it Monday
Smith was evidently killed on the instant, bet
Drew hsd struggled 70 free himself. lie hsI
reached his axe and chopped his own foot or,
but his body WAS still held fast, and after yais
efforts 70 get away he had ended his struggles
by cutting his own throat with an axe. The
rock was probably Is hot As d was heavy, anl
the suffering Of the poor man must have bees
beyond description. Smith, the one first killed,
had been In the army ut various times, ha6
both legs and three ribs broken. and had q
bullet IN his body. He was thrown out OF en-
ployment in Boston BY the IRE. and seems an
his hfe to have been one Of misfortune's NC
Tins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
EVENING STAR


REAT He KsRw ABoUT rsx.s.,a "a.
Tnusyiiie Press gives an account OF q yoaos
msn from an eastern city, Who had been vi<i,>
ing rural nlenes In this vicinity After .e-in,
q farmer thresh out flooring OF oat. tss
c'her morning, he asked and received pcr-
mission 70 swing the nsl q few MINI %.
upon sssuring the sgricalturist that ne w.
perfectly familiar with the art OF thresA-
ing" Exrectorating upon his hsnds, ths
Young man vent IT the oats, but &C the fr~t
pass knocked the horn Of from q nev milcA
Gov that was leisurely chewing her cad ia .
igebOring stal. The second swing csyed 10
The head OF the farmer, who thought he VS.
safe enough ~ long as he roasted on tor OF the
tanning mill in the other end 81 the barn
out without discovering the havoc he was m Al
ine, the city artist kept st his labor, the third
oiow fen upon the oats. the fourth KILLED q
hen IN q msnger near by, and the nth psss e
the deadly weapon was the best OF eli, fer AZ
came around behind the young man boomerang
fashion, and taking him under the lower Jaw
knocked him down, and thus put q stop 60 the
work OF slaughter. The mere fact that the cisW
"tbresher returned % Consciousness an hosr
before the farmer did allow the former % zee
several miles out Of town before his efforts sf
threshing oats were discovered By his neigh
bors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

"IF You KNOW Any JUsr CAusE"-The
Napanee (Conn.l Beaver -elates the folio wing
story: "A Joke, altogether too good tO be lost
tor want OF telling, occurred in the NJ ethOdlst
church in village not ten miles from Napanee
few months age The minister, after service
published the bsnns Of a marriage between a
loving and interesting couple, and that portion
OF the form where the words 'if rOH know any
just cause &c, came in, the minister whsther
from any previous knowledge or not, looked
straight at young gentleman directly at toe
foot of the pulpit. This gentleman, thinking he
was personally alluded 70, Immediately arose
and exclaimed, oh, no. not the slightest OBJ
lection, SIR"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

DANBuRY wRATHKR NoTRs-The WAS in q
gale enough yesterday 60 make hunting arou nI
for the coal sieve, with pan Of ashes, An mos
dent of refined enjoyment.
There Is just snow enough In many places on
the sidewalks 20 hide the Ice aud bag the game
every time. Hartford can afford 20 stop &c al g
money 20 the missionaries for q time. and de vote
It's surplus cash to home missions for tie abate-
ment Of profanity "in our midst"
A careless man put lighted pipe In his coat
tail pocket Saturday evening, and a few mo-
ments later startled people by the appearances
OF smoke and flame from that part of him. Az
soon As he was put out, he gratefully exp AIMED
TO his deiverers that "he thought the weather
was a moderatin' d-n sudden. "-DaHb1rV ye,af
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

A SINeULAR Incident OF TaE LONDON Gas
STRIKE.-Among the incidents Of the late gas
strike was one which was well worth recording.
One OF the hrst persons whom the gas comps
MES made aware Of the coming difhculty last
week was the Postm aster General. Orders we're
Immediately issued from the post once Tor 2 500
csDdlesticks and something Ike a ton OF can
dles- As a precsution against the increased
danger arising from the use OF candles AZ com
pared with gas, the foo = OF the post once we're
covered with SAND, and buckets filled with water
were placed under the sorting tables. A large
stan OF men and boys were EN- plO yed as snu hers.
These preparations had the effect OF very con
sicersbly lessening the Inconvenience arising
out OF the stTike.-L0adOa Cor. Ndsskester Car
dian,
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RAILROADS.
RAAEI..oe..aE AND rsEa

RALT1MORE AND OHIO
- RAILROAD.
vA.HINsfox, no, e.ber O. ixl.
MOkn and wAsHIEGrON And TIN VII
ere Dow run as foIlovs:
BtIK BAL rIAORR.
Leave dsiiy, except sunday, at Sis, e:4s sSu m
eno ie:so o m W. s:lS, go, SD aud SEQ n m
FOB ALL WAY sfArTUNS
Leave daily except sunday, Ct sls. So ana sss
o. m: Em and e.2p p N.
For principal ~ STATIONS, Bladepsburs B.l.s.
vile, Lsurtl, Annapolis Junction and Reisy. leave
Pm.
rOk ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at s4s m. and 4l9 ,. m No trains N N
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORH
Leave at 500 Q. m aud SEQ, 20 sad Is D. n
FOB WAY sTATIONe.
Leave q 500 m. and $50 p N.
ana o:o q. N. and Sis and 500 m.
On saturday o, IS and 6:S q IN. and $50 .. m
IN sunday ct SIS and SEQ ,. m. emily, connectins
keiay station with trains from BaltiUore q
WneeiiDs, Psrkersbure. PittsburR, DO.
I& ssburg, and points between Relay aoues
HnS 9Srg, leave At Sis D m connecting o.
with etrasburg and Winchester &C
Through tickets 70 the IVES, can BE- had Ut IN.
ashinston station Ticket Once at al hours in Oh.
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston Sc. I'd
vertleement OF !" Through Line"
THUS SHARP, Asst aster Trans Dor tation
L. u. DOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. =. kOObTZ, Gen. A 81, Washington. sele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

- The Nebraska Indians are allowed TO ride
free ON all trains they can Jump on while the
former are In motion. The sribe is being re-
duced very rapidly.
pNH cost Topeka man asa q to kiss another
mans wife. The twenty seven cents was addcd
by the judge for winking at the injured hus-
band Of the kissed woman.
~A pumpkin pie, ten feet in diameter and
four feet deep, was the chief feature of a Cali
fornia dinner, recently. The enjoyment Of tue
guests was msrred somewhat by a child falling
Into the pie and dro sning before their eyes.
~Thomas Durfee, Of Portsmouth, X. l.,
whose wife was burned To death last week, told
the neighbors at the time that he should live
but q few days. End wanted his wife's funeral to
be deferred, that he might be buried with her
He died on Wednesday.
RS-In q suit decided by Judge Blatchford in
New York yesterday the United States has been
compelled 10 pay Adams Express Company the
value of q package OF Treasury notes, which
we're stolen from the company and subsequen
purchased in good faith by firm OF brokers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

BURROWS. In Baltimore, Nd, December 10,
lS2. LAU ia MAUD, daughter Of ID. A. and Laura
j. Burr0ws. aged 10 months and 10 days.
HARVEY. On the sOth instant, Of % O'Clock .
N, MAkf kLlZABE1H. age oee year aud "a
days, infant daughter Of Mary and Joseph Harvey
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spsctfully requested 20 attend her funeral from No
24 Mass. avenue, n. W., ON Tuesday, al . 80 o'clR
m.
HARVEY. On Sunday night. at ESQ O'Clock, q
pneumonia. MABY A, HAhyKY, wife Of the late
George Harvey. aeea 81 years.
fully invited 20 attend her funeral IRON her late
O'Clock, Tuesday, December 81.
bICKs; On SUNDAY morning, at O'Clock. Mrs..
Her funeral will take place st ~ O'Clock Tuesday
evening. from Israel Church. The friends Of the
family respectfully invited 90 attend.
sHREvE. On the 3Oth instant, at SO'cIock O.
m, Of pneumonia, CAbRIE MA n, daughter q
william D. and Ann Marian Shreve, aged years
and month.
HE funeral will take placs from tie residence q
her fat her, No lls0 9Th street, d. w Tues lay,
he Slst instant. 81 clock o. m. Tue friends aud
relatives Of the family ars-1es pectfuy invited %
attend. k~es