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RELIGIOUS,
National Lutheran Sunday-Sclaoo1
COnycntiO1As

National Lutheran, Sundny-School
Convention.
Special Dispatch TO Tho Chfcaao Tribune.
BuoYnus Nov. 5.-The preliminary prayer
meeting Of thu National Lutheran Sunday
School Convention WAS held last evening, and an
able sermon preached by the Roy. ]. D. Helwig,
of Dayton, Ohio-subjoct, "Tho value and i'm
portance OF Suudsy-School Conyontions." At 0
o'clock thia morning. the Convention Was duly
organized by the election Of tho Rev. Jno. ".
Goodlin, OF York. Pa, as President; Mr. ]. H.
Emminger, OF Mansfield, Secretary, aud the
Rev. s. B. Barnes, Of Wheeling, ". Va. Treus-
urer. a number Of questions pertaining to Sum
tho spirit Of tho meeting was very animated.
This. evening, tho Rov. Dr. Conrad, Of philadel-
phia; addresscd an Immense audience On the
subject OF tho religions training Of the young.
1hore were pyer 100 delegates il attendance.
, 1873-11-06

The Supreme Court Of tho State has just pro-
nounced Il decision which decides tho action Of
the town authorities Of Lake View, With refer-
onco to the RoBellill Cemetery Company, illegal,
THO town. by the passage Of an ordinance to
that effect. has heretofore limited tho Company
in the uae Of their own property to q tract of
about 600 acres. IN which they were allowed to
mrho intermonts, the design Of tho ordinance
being presumably to protect certain fancy prop
esty on tho outskirts Of tho ccmetory. Tho
ordinance being decided illegal, tho Company is
Mt liberty lencoforth to utiiizo their entire tract
for burial purposes.
, 1873-11-06


Later returns from tho elections on Tuesday
only servo to emphasize tho Republican rout.
In New York, tho Democratic majority On tho
stato ticket ia probably about 10000, but tho
Republicans have tho Legislature by small
minority. In Massachusetts, Waahburn. Re-
publican, ia elected by about $4,000 ma-
jority., Tho Democrats elect II members
Of tho Senate and 90 mo1nbers of
the House. In Wisconsin. 1t Ia certain
that tho Reformers have carried their State tick
ct by ut lenst 5000 majority, and TINT they will
have q very decided MINORITY in tho Assembly,
tho Senate being about equally divided. In
Michigan, it will require tho official count to sat
tic tllo result Of tho Congressional election in
xhe Fifth District. Both purties claim the VIC
tory, with the probabilities in favor OF Com
stock, Democratic. III Minnesota, Davis TO-
,2ubi.oAn, IL olootod Governor by about 6.00u
n,aioriiS, but the Anti-Monopoltsts have eleotcd
thor stato Treasurer. III this atate, tho
farmers Aave ve:y generally carried tho day.
Now Jorsoy rotal.,s 4 Republican majority In tho
Legislature, but considerably rodpeoa' Vir"
ginia has elected Kemper, Conservative Tor
Governor, by about u, 600 majority. IN Kansas,
tho farmers aud labor,rOtog1ners will hsTo lpA.
, 1873-11-06
THE INDIANS,
Ch0ctnxv indians on n fIniIroad Exc
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Ch0ctuxv indians on n 1.ailroad Exc
~., =. = cltrsiOrl.
BEpAL1A, No., Nov. 5.-The Choctnw Legis-
lnturo and their friends recount many Incidents
Of pleasure on their trip oyor--tho II. K. l. T. II.
I. At Bodalsa they received tile courtesieB aud
attentions Of tho citizens, visited tho general
Office Of tho Company, aud wcro welcomed by
denoral Manager steyena, wore shown through
tho office OF tho Company, and aftorward taken
through the machine-ahops. After pleasant
drive through the city, they started for Boone
willie. No., on 4 spociA train, to accopt tho hos
tIo ayor " and MD otssas 'Su''e eonoopt ef wes as
gotten up for their entertainment,
and speoehos' mado by Col. I4ohore,
and other prominent Choctaw Indians. ReHou-
tionR Of thanks wero passed to tho Gouoral:hIan-
agor OF the NJ, K. Il L. Railroad for his kindness
In giving them an opportunity to enjoy aud SOC
80 much OF advancing civilization. The party
leave tonight for Parsons and home, aud their
visit cannot fail Of much good to them aud tholr
CUuDtrY.
, 1873-11-06

The great battle in tho Canadian Parliament,
between honesty on tho one hand and corruption
On the other, has resulted in triumph for the
formor, owing to tho determined mannor In
shich tho Opposition has struggled under tho
competent and energetic leadership OF Ale1an-
der Mackonzie. Anticipating their defeat at the
final vote, tho Ministry has resigned; and tile
Go7crnor-Geueral has called upon Mr. Macken-
zie to form now Cabinet. Tie Macdonald
Government has been in power since tho
establishment Of The Dominion in 1860. The ro-
firing Premier WAS first elected to Parliament in
1871. The first Cabinet in which he sYas mem.
bcr resigned in 1850, and the Roformors held
the rous Of powor until 1854. In. that year ho
Joined the Government rs Attorney-Gen
which post he hold until 1862. In that year, be-
ing defeated Oh tho Militia bill, ho and his COL
leagues resigned, and remained in opposition
until 1864, when he again accsded to Office ~
Ast2rney-Genera1 in tho Tache Cabinet. On tho
death Of SRI P. Tacho, IN 1865, lo BECAME Min
lister Of Militia, which Office ho held until
2SSs, when he was appointed Minister Of
Justice and Attorney General, and in 1860 be-
ca1ne Premier Of the Dominion Cabinet. Tho
gaaring scandal Of the Canadian Pacific job, the
election briberios, and the attempts, poudiuR
tho present dabnto, to brbo membors Of the
Opposition to support the Government, have
buon too much for it, anl It has given away to q
more honest Cabinet.
, 1873-11-06

Tho failure Of tho California l. Texas Con-
atruction Company to moot its obligations, the
decline in American securities at London, and
various rumora affecting railroad prospects,
combined to produce general ehrinkago OF all
kinds Of values in Wall street yesterday. Gold
at ono Tina touched 1oo1s, tho lowest point 1t
has reached Hince 1862, aud Vandorbilt's
speciality, Now York Central, dropped lover
than 1t has ut any other time since tho panio
commenced. Tho fecllng was very gloomy
ono, and tho air was full Of tumors. The fact
that tho piper Of tho California t. Texas Con-
atruotion Company Was indorsod by, Scott pro-
duced doubt about tic condition OF bis othor
roads. In addition to this, thorc was q general
feeling Of apprehension that the Penn
sylvania Road would fall to meet ita
aomi-nnnual dividend, and to increase
the general fcoling Of insecurity, camo tho nows
Of the meeting Of tho stockholders Of tho pli1a-
delphia l. Eric Road, which is undcr leaso to tho
Pennsylvania Company, to protect their inter-
estH. Reports about tho condition of the Road
Ing q philadelphia Railroad, and Affecting tho
status Of tho Eric Road wero also freely croulat-
cd, and created general fooling Of apprehension,
which shows itB effect most Enthusiastically Oh
the stock quotations. In general business cir
olos, thcro are reports Of failures in st. Louis
and Iowa. and feeling Of distruBt in Boston ro-
garding several dry-goods houses In that city;
while the news from the great manufacturing
Ccntro8 rohpnrsos The. enfno o1d afnrv nf i;us
charges Of worklnon and reduction Of wages.
, 1873-11-06


alaato tbaaor) for hio1ltenant-aovornor. Re-
paplc"h majority IN 1871, 81; n"ti-1'opublican
''A'o1ity IN lofo' l4a'
~, -aoV' mashbnr1'a homo, City OF LnOroaae,
M"'' gnee hln1 II majority III 1911. and thls yoar
251 majority. Thin was for commitment. Btt
tho clty algo o]octod 7o1r Afcnouoia ,rt;.w.at.'
in n ,ho I'ors,a,n,a .v H.. nm u, an''- ash-
business.
wa nro r,o,r., H. ,,, t..
Albany EccAing Joa,ual oE Monday 80 mitch
complaconoy III is oxprosscd l,oroin
t,onr,,1to.nn, a.. ~ H. 'olo ,",1,. ....
fran,l III t tno sh,ea nto Drl9nt. Iho reports
rhoarl % ~ .no nac @ commune of favorable and
SnoaInH enAfaetcr Iho ltepablicsn canvnas nn1 es-
beoyo wo shai do boer evo tan tho 10 70
aganet u. But onr own intormaloln from the most
,n1ellIGont ,1 and roabo sources ia Tint 1t will bo 600
o'nef way. Ana ,h's ~ s"mn'o OF other caaes.
1t, no", tho Joat7'at had only named TINT
, 1873-11-06
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
suit Against tho Chief of Police OF st.
L0latH in tile 1ntcrcAts OF n Disrepu-
table Woman

Suit Against the Chief of Police, OF st.
LolaiH in the 1ntcrcAts OF n Disrepu-
table Woman
Special Dispatch to THs Chicago Tribune.
st. LOUIS No., Nov. 6.-Tho Carnivan caao
has been proceeding for two days in the Court
Of Criminal Correction, mud is attracting good
deal Of public attention. It is suit for DAM
agoH for false imprisonment against McDon-
ough, Ohicf Of Police, by Mrs Oaruiyan, wifo of
haok-driver.' Tho circumstances aro aB. fol-
lows Carniyan and tho Chief 1.-Two On opposite
sides Of Myrtle atroet. Ono evening in the early
part of tho summer. two women in carriage
drove up to tho door Of Carnivan's house and
went in.t Two or three hours aftorwart], tho
Chtef came home, and arrested Mrs. Caravan for
disorder1y conduct said to laye occurred when
the women called: hho was taken to tie sta
tton;houao and confined with fonale thioycs and
prostitutes until morning.. Tho Police Commis-
sioncrs suspended tho Chiof for Bevoral woo ks
Tor T. trenscending hs duty, no brcach Of peaco
comes upon him fo,r da,nagos' through tho the
courts. She has herself boon oil tho stand for
.two dnys, and tho Testimony has boon Of tho
most piquaant description. 4 large number Of
5R spectators have bcon constantly in attendance.
conduct by showing that Mrs. Carnivan.
year or two ago, was woman Of tho town, and
go Registered. Tho prosecution acknowledged
TIE fact, but claimed that this had nothing to do
MA tuo caso, A1a tney we're sustained IN their
position by tho Court. The Court also ruled
out Testimony in regard to Mrs. Carnivan's pros-
ent conduct and tho character of hor oyeniug
visitors. Tho prosecuting witness appeared in
tho witness-box,, modostly attired in BLACK. and
affecting = cortain saintliuoHs OF look and
boaring: Occasionally the old fire would blazo
out and sho would givo answers that startled
Judge, jury, and spectators. She Is gool-lools-
ing and Intelligent. Details Of certain visit to
Chicago and atoppago ut tho Sherman House
wore excluded from tho cvidcnca. An Dir Of ro-
nance is giyon to tho case by tho existence Of
husband, whom Mrs. Carnivan thought doad
whom sho eapougod her present lord. Every ap-
preach to the Enoch Arden businoss was, how
eroE, ostopped by the Court.
, 1873-11-06

morning newspaper which devoted three
weeks Of earnest effort to provo that the Citi-
2ens' Union ticket WIS o Tn1pusE ticket, ani
ono wcok to proving that It vas not, has now
got buck to it's first unassaablo position, aud ia
prepared to show that it was. The newspaper
in question had better resume ita profitable and
entertaining discussion Of tho Bankrupt law,
aud leave tho question, whether 1t was Tn1n-
uNE ticket or not, to bo settled by future ages.
, 1873-11-06
ME-,


4SE* 4VEA NEAHES1Au4 H4AttGT&s
New ToRH, Nov. 5.-Whilo tho rev. Mr.. wao+
was walking down broadway, he was accoated T, hv
young man who said that ho Ind drawn nr}sss
In lottery; that ho was in tho habit Of pfy;np
portion Of his winnings to the church, and
ospv ssne@ tue e e9rgyms 3 n G ha s m M
West was willing, and thoy entered saloon on
whoro tho Clergyman participated in Nttle
gamo OF bunko. He lost $75, and, concludino
that ho had boon swindlod, cn,1aod the arrest q
tho alleged owncr Of tho saloon
NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-1ames Lennon hss mnda
g confession that ha fathor-iu-law, patr1ck Gil
ligan, shot Philip Reid Howard. at south lanai.
ca, L; l., on Sunday, aud implying that tho act
waa aono In salf-dofonsa.
William II. Twood appeared In tho Court Of
oyor and Iorminor to-day, md, when Ills case
was chilled, o1-Judgo Fullerton said that befora
any proceedings wore ta1on lo should hand In :,
paper to which tho associate counsel for tho
prisoner had agreed. Tho paper is understood
tho trial. and whom read by linn seemed to o1eito
his surprise and indignation. Flo characterized
tho paper as extraordinary, and part of It un-
truthful, but declined to point out any partiou-
iar passage as obiccttonab1e. Alr. Bartlett, Of
tho counsel for tho dofouso, then enid that If
Judge Davis was saint from Hoavon tloy would
take the aamo courso. A recoas was then taken.
IN order that Judge Davis might consult Ills AZ.
Booiatos.
After the racoas, Judge Davis announced that
AAo oAAoAsA baAV AO AElloH o11 tu0 and
extraordinary paper presented by Twood'a coun-
sci, and ordered tho case to proceed, sharply
checking Graham and Bartlett who desired to
argue the point. Alter examining juror and
tenlectlng him, and when examining a second one,
Tweel'a counsel claimed that, az undor the nov
law tho Court was acting as a t1ier Of Jurors.
should take the oath formerly prescribed for
triers. Judge Davis stated that it was no new
thing for Judge to bo a trier. Counsel con-
tended against tho Judge, but without any de-
cision On this novel point tho Court adjourned
till tomorrow. It is understood that tie paper
contains protest Of tho counsel aga,ugt Judge
Davis presiding, on tho grounds that ho Is
prejudiced against accused sitIco tic lust trial.
and also that ho is personally hostile to him.
, 1873-11-06

The case Of Tweed, which was called for trial
yesterday in the Court Of Oyer aud Tormner,
under the Ring indictments, WAS brought to a
sudden atand-sti1 by au objection flied by the
defendant against tho Judge of the Court Sitting
in tho caso. The matter is now held under con-
4llltntinn.
, 1873-11-06
Ube Gbragn WGTilbu,1e.
Thursday Morning, November Q, 1873.

Yesterday was tho day. upon which tho Rail-
road aud Warehouse Commissioners Of this
6tato wore to determine what railroads thoy
would proceed against for violation of the law.
Tho Board met. but the decision will not be an
nounccd until today.
, 1873-11-06
SPORTING NEWS


oalAn4, Noy. 5.-Tho first raeo At the Driving
i've, for horses That had noyor boaten 2:5o. The
antrioa woro Rutland Boy, Gray Billy, aud sorrol
Frank. The first loat was won by Gray Billy In
26l}1; tho second BY Rutland BOY In 2,60N 3;
the ,ra aa by Grsy naly RaE. IN &ol tts fourth m
252l1.l
Tic shprna Davy Crockett won tho talf-mllo
running race III two heats, eaoh In 59 BoooudH.
The othor contestants wore Ytvl, Rambler. aud
aly.
, 1873-11-06
Unpleasant Developments About tho
Jncikson County {au.} safc-Isoabery.


From tic Dubuque Herald, Nov. 4.
SINCE the occurrence OF the jackson County
safo-robbery at Andrew, threo weoky and moro
ssgot aud since the Board Of Supervisors met md
began to Investigate the affair, tho County TreaB-
uror, Ja1nes Bryan, luB boon inlustriouHly en-
gaged ovehaulng the accounts OF Ills office, at
tue, solicitations Of his friondH and the
board. Els labors were fintshod and his
balances struck on Monday, wo ara reliably in
formed, aud will bo officially announced in
Andrew to-day. Tho result ia that tho doaoIeu-
oy az shorn by tho books and vouchers in lis
oaiee amounts 10 aa1,o80, which he insists was
Stolen III tue robbery. Deforn lie began lis
scrutiny Of tho books he estimated tho dodoiou-
oy from et2. 600 to $4,000, then he raihod bis
estimate to $20,00Ot and now in conclusion ia
figures climb beyond tho worst expectation, 4
profound feeling OF gloom prevails at Andrew,
Maqnokota, Dcllovue, and every part OF Jaok-
non County ut this denouoment. Au export las
geon appointed to revise the books ind the
Iroasnrer'B office, who will begin his dutios On
tho first Of january, nnd it III teaaed he viii dis
cover still Norno condition Of aiyairH It ia al-
90 said TINT Dryant's boltlsmon oannot be held
Tor tho full amount OF tho dotoit Several ot
these arc mon Of 10 financial credit and cannot
pay anything, while othors of tho ton, who arc
abuntantly able to moet tho lemnud singiy, o.
cape 1t by = clause In tho bond which provides
$4,000.
, 1873-11-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP, HENS.

als, from Liverpool.
LoNpoN, Nov. 5.-stoamalnp Bamarla, from
New York, has arrived out.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 8. - Arrived - Gteamaf
Mqael, from NaW York.
, 1873-11-06

nine flslsrnon, whose nnmos have not yot boen
Iasccrtaino1, wero drowned from q sail.boat on
simcoo Island, In St. Lnwronco River. Throo
Of tho party wore Seth aleon'a mon. engaged In
collecting fish Bpawn.
, 1873-11-06
Murder Mt Bunker Hill. I'll,

Special Diauateh to The Chfeago Ts1bnue
0AnLINv11LE, ILL.,, Nov. "a difficulty occur
red at Bunker Hill today between two negroos,
which resulted in ono OF thom being shot md in-.
atantly killed. Tho cause assigned for tho decd
waa joAlousy
, 1873-11-06

aumod, tho burning hulk drtfttno M,
In t1io. lako. No particulars hayos bccn
received. but all tho available boats at tits po,t
to tho burning stoalnor from NowcaItlo. *S"18
, 1873-11-06

/ q, tj1eo70l bl8pdsdA 70 1A8 CTIcdgo Ttfbvbr.
LASA1Lt;, Nov. ia minor named pnt trop.
fern, lit tho employ Of tito Northern 1,uois foa1
mud Iron Company. III this city. was instantjv1 H1
killed ut II o'clock to-tlay by tho falling nr
rock from tho roof Of tho miro in wiol, o waa
tat work. 11o leaves wite aud four oht}dron.
, 1873-11-06

Sfec7aE Dspdtth . Tie Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-At Lewiston, Fulton.
County, this afternoon, soven prisoners escaped
from the County Jail by boring through tue call
ing in stone cell. None hayo boon taken.
Tho Deputy Sheriff and poaBo aro in hot pursuit.
OF the escaped ones.
, 1873-11-06

,MYERs' 9PERh.H0usE- Monroe atrcot bctwoon
Mnstclsy aud c1nicalitius,
, 1873-11-06

likoly I'd happon without tho agoucy Of anybody
in Particular. Tho financial criain will r,tn its
coulter incxorably through rotton political par
tios, aud It bol1oovca .cvory man in public lifo
wllo thinkoth lo a.anloth to tako heed lost lo
, 1873-11-06

: BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Nov. 5.-John Luster. :.
young German mechanic, Of thla city, died Of
lockja yesterday, from having run nail into
hiB foot thrco wouks ago.
, 1873-11-06

GLOBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street,, betweou Mad
- 'CIgarotte. tho Ilttlo Leopard of Itauoo.h
, 1873-11-06
CASUALTIES,



Special Dispatni to The CHICAGO Tribune,
DETRo1T, Mioh., Nov. GA Bay City special
Of to-day says tho tow Of the propeller Prairie
State, which waA broken up on La1o Huron re-
comfy and subsequently returned to Port Huron,
waa broken up again off Ausablo yesterday,
while en- route to this point. The propeller and
hor tow wpro struck by gale Oh Monday. The
lropclior hung on to tho bargos until 4:30 q. m.,
yesterday, When they broke adrift. The barge
Ryan WaR soon by tho stenmor Slorman, on
Harrlsyillo last night, but tho bargoa Poland
aud Northern Light are not hoard from. -
The Bohaouor Lambort wont ashore at HY-
atoria' Island the schooner strangor on tho
maitland ut Fair Haven; tho 6cAooner Rural ut
Dg Greek; and tho sail-boat Carpenter at
Quanicaso. Tho latter got OF Mouday, but tie
others aro all anhoro yet. Tho crafts all went
ashore III tho gnla Of lust wook. Considerable
damage was done to tho docks ut Casevllle, and
somo lumber waa washed away.
Speeta! Dispatch Ia 1hs Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-A private dispatch to
". D. llbbarl to-day contained the following
particulars III rolation TO tho wreck OF tue
steamer City of Toledo "Wo have got the
freight on, alla aro stripping her Of furniture.
VIII got . steam-pump aboard this afternoon.
Last night was bad ono for tho STEAMER. sho
il full OF water Aft" 4 1ator dispatch aaya
All tho goods and furniture hayo boon .aken
of tho boats uppor-worle aro In bad shapc."
On receipt Of tllia dispatch tho Government
steamor Andrew johnson startod out from this
port to pull on tho steamer ii possible.
4 Steamer on Firo In Lnire Ontario,
1tnVbIA T. Ont Nov IA ofn.r,a- ,roc
, 1873-11-06

JAoKsoNv1LLE, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-lsaao Mckay, a.
brother Of Mai James Mckay OF this CITY, was
shot and killed Mt East St. Louis yesterday ip an
election difficulty. His romains passel through
hore laBt night, and wero taken to Petorsburg.,
Menara County, ILL.,, for burial.
, 1873-11-06

ACADEMY Or Fnt!s1o-l1ais.cd aroc., l,etvoon Mad.
E1F I'll onT9H n H. Sege'Ssnt OF tho Vokcs Family
, 1873-11-06

,MoV1CKER'8 TffEhTIsE--Nadlson street. boswoou
Ressg29 W 1na stSto. E"9agonont Of Miss Noilson.
, 1873-11-06

K1NGSnuRY MUSIC HALL.=o1.rk street, betwson
Bubtcot: building and UeIn9."
, 1873-11-06

=, >, toFTfspoaaeace q 7Hs Chica0o I+fbunt.
McG,sEooR, H., Nov. s.-A man whose
name ID unknown landed from the steamer Min
neaota,, last night, at Lansing, H., and was
found dead IN his room 1t the Union House thiA
At the aamo place and house, man named
Butler, from Dayton, O., WAS found doad in his
room this morning. Ho hal boon sick consider
ably Of late, and was intoxicated the night be-
fore,
, 1873-11-06

RICHMOND, w., Nov. 6.-Tls Right Toy. John
EafIy ?. D.. 9lsLop Of tue NJ, n: q g. church South,
, 1873-11-06
OBITUARY..



Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
P1TTspunoH, Pa, Oct 6,-Alrs. L. l.. Stanton,
mother of the lato Edwin II. Stanton, died to-
day, aftor short. illness, ut tho residence Of her
daughter In Now brighton, Beaver County, aged
30 years.
, 1873-11-06
OVERLAND TRADE,

OMAHA, Mob, Nov. 6.-Among tho freight
East to-day wero Al cara tos, four Of ailk, and
tWo Of aaAlsklus,
, 1873-11-06

OTTAWA, H.. Nov. 5.-Yostortlay, at II o,o1oo,e
tho lonse Of l1onry h1etz, q German, living IL
the Town Of Edon, LsSalla County, was buried.
together with two cIii,au,
, 1873-11-06
Tho Prize.FIghtcr Eoonoy Field to
AppEara

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ALTON. Nov. 5.-1aok Looney, Of prlze-Aght-
ing notorioty. appeared at EdNaraHyille today
and gave 81, 500 bonds for lls appearance at the
next March term Of tho Criminal Court.
, 1873-11-06

Nt11oH By FAIL
bT. LOUIS, Noy. 5.--Thomas NJ, Kcarnev.
1aborer on Tho ncw Lindelt Hotel, fell from tSns
sixth story to Tho basement Of that building Ia
day. He WAS inutantly killed. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13
NEW YoRx HERALD FRIDAY. JUNE 49, 187s-rR1P1E SHEET

sAMpsoN.-In Paris. France, on. Monday, May 20,
GRACE BURsLEY. youngest a. lighter OF the late
George Sampson and lss .sella M Sampson. of
Haliowen. Name aged 10 rlonths and II days.
scoiT.-On MeunssuaJ morning, June IL, JAMES
ALExANDEh, second son OF Alex. ana Annie X.
Scott. in his Sd year,
Funeral on Freday June 1s at two O'Clock, from
the reslaenc6 OF his parents, Rrarnhali avenue,
petWeen Vcean and Jackson avenues, Jersey CITY
neights, Friends are invited.
sEE!tf.--in Jersey City, suddenly, on Thursday
mOrhu,, June IL, Mrs. MARGARET SEERY, a native
OF ,nS parish OF Castle Dolard county Westineatn,
heiSnd, In the SD year OF her age.
me relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, on Satur-
DAY morning, at nine O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence No $40 First street.
SMIrI-On Thursday morning, June IL, after
snort illness, JOHN SMITH.
Dear father, thou art sleeping beneath the Calvary
And mary an eye is weeping and long viii weep
for thee.
The grave doth now enfold thee within It's narrow
cell,
No more shall we behold thee; dear father, fare
thee wei.
The funeral will take place this day friday, at
two o'clock, from his late residence, No. IA McKin
OF the family are invited to attend.
SrANDIsH.-On Wednesday, June H. NELLIE
only child OF Lydia and the late John A. Standlsh
in the 5th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her grandfather, Alfred Emanuel 100
DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon,
June IA. at two O'Clock.
New Bedford Mass papers please copy.
STICKEvERs.-On Wednesday, June II, at the
residence or his parents, HENRY F. STICKEvERs
aged years and months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
two O'Clock from $50 Twenty street. South
Brooklyn.