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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-23
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

National Thanksgiving My. 9Th.
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r % lii. sack oat meal at w. N
Browns tor Sl.15.
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DlpN'r TEor.-Owiug TO the heavy
rains OF Thursday and Friday, last
week, the tro,,ing that was I" have
taken place at the Fair gounds,
north Of Toledo, did not take place
,n Saturday.
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Try w. N. Browns nice fine cut
go cts. per Id.
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The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Ma,hinc is increasing in favor as does
a new moon in size. Thomson, the
agent tor Tama County, finds 1t
difficult 10 secure machines sufficient
10 meet the iEcreasin. demand.
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scour in any soil.
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TAMA COUNTY.
We Levi b. Nelson, Cashier, and D. y.
Appellate and l.. Clark. Directors Of the
bank above named, do so!emniy swear that
the foregoing statement is full, trace AMI
correct, 10 the best OF our knowledge and
belief, that the Asrets thereto set tefth are
b ne 6de the property OF sa'd eanA IN It's
corporate capacity, thtt no part oil the same
has been loaned or advanced to said bank
for the purpose OF being exhibited as q por-
ton OF its assets.
f E = ,'. 4 !! s.ssTi Directors.
Subscribed and swarm to before me by Levi
b. Nelson Cashier, and d d. APP
IseAL] pelga'e and l.. Clark, pifecto $
this 10Th day Of October, \ D., 10.
G. p. n. BARKER,
Notary Public
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The seats in the Court Room are
now painted light drab color, and
the remaining wood work has been
vanished. This improves the ap-
pearancc Of the room vc.y much. and
the painting and penciling finished
last week, has added much ia the
outward appearance Of tho Court
House.
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ASSETS.

Amount carried out $4,98S.2:
Sscond-Amount of bills,
bonds, notes aud other
evidences of debt dis
counted or purchased
and actually owne by
the bank u, i described
as follows:
The amount considered
good 22,754.62
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Do Net Throw AWAY Your OLD
PLows when you watt a sulky gang
plow, bu, buy a Mcdonnell Sulky
gang pIow attachment OF Parker u
Lewis. Tama City or Traer, put your
plowst to it, and you have snlky
gang complete. Comes AT less than
one halt the price Of regular sulky
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Aleeke,',
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Liabilities of Stockholders
not officers SZ.iio.uo
Carried inside) Total La
biliies of officers and
Stockholders SZ.t'o.Oo
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SXERIEF'S SHE.

SfRUBLE & GOODRICH
43-44 $40 Attys for plaintiff
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cousT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Harden.-Demurrer-No 49, Law and fact-Nos.
81, 81, SO, g. So, 81, 49, SO, 81 to 90 inclusive.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCuIT-TRIALT TERM Part q
Held by Judge Van Brunt-NOs. 772, 1240h, COS,
1l22 l78, 1861 1885, 74 1907, 776 9l0 942, zoos, 440
1885, 1O96x, 1908, 1924, 1885, 1902.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS-Held by Judge
Fancher.-Nos g. II. 10, 40, IS, 90, TO- 70 a. 16 49,
81 49, SO. &c. 81, los, H., III, 126, 1877, 129 141
Call, ITO. SD .l'li.04' slI e.. >
SUPREME CouRT-GENERAL TERM-Hed by Judges
Ingrafam and Davis.-NOs. 8, TO- IL, rs, 80, IS, 49,
SO. 81, l27, 128, 142, 149 to 161 inclusive. n
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge BarbOur.--NOs 2477, 2479 1881, j. X. 1871,
235 377 1883 2O25 2027 2029, 203l. 2o33 2o37 2039
Part 2-Held by Judge sedgwlck.-Nos. l464, 1902,
1sda 1893 1903 ia $780, l4o 1885, S22 lS4o l472 l2oe
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part .
Held by Judge Larremore.-NOs. 1247, 4S1, 1895,
q! iees, loss, 1920, 1861 500, 900, 1s4s, 1880,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Hed
by Judges DAILY, Robinson and Loew.-Nos. &c. II,
80, 50, OF, lOl, ia, 123, 1876 127, 129, $780, las.
MARINE CopRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Gross.-Nos 1892 1854, lass, 1470, 1926,
!lio 2!92, 1914, 1885, l54s, 1850 1852 1854, 1859,
1858, 1860. Part 2-Held by Judge Curtis.-Nos.
1898, 1876, 1885, 1899. 1895. 1882 1889, 1543 1916,
1851, 1858, 1885, 1857, 1850, 1851, 1868. Part s.
Held by Judge Howland-N0s. 1905, OIL, 2oSo, 100,
1o 1929, 1880, 1892, 1854 1885, 1889, 1oa3, 1o44,
1046, 104S.
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MARINE CouaT--cnAmBEas.
Deersions.

lHIw n.I BY Judge GROSS. .4fH.tf .If 7
Nathan Hontman VS.. Joseph Levy.-Motion for
leave TO serve case granted on terms. eaW
William Dalson vs. John Llndlaw-M0tiOn for
leave to serve answer granted ON pay ment OF $40
Costs
> Samuel Wolf VS.. wilhelmina wilhelms.--Motion
to set aside Judgment on ground oil irregularity
granted, without costs. C2l Sod JlUaa4 w I
David M. Koehler VS.. George Standardization
liberty to renew on further papers.
g George Horn w. William e.. W. Jaeger.-MOtion
to strike out answer and for Judgment granted
with costs. ll5AQ ftFaelN Gas $50 lsua
John G. Csottsberger vs. Patrick Maher.-Motion
that defendant pay over amount admitted TO be
due by answer granted.
Henry StOlzenberg Va. Samuel Standardization
to set down cause for trial granted.
George RubelmaAn ct al. vs. Jacob Bissenger. =
Motion to advance cause on calendar for trial de-
MED. ~" '..- 100 ~ .N-
Amelia Zemlica VS.. John Iratscheck. Motion to
set aside Judgment granted on payment OF $40
costs and on conditions
william M. DrummOnd vs. George NJ Carton.-
Motion for further bill OF particulars granted, with
$40 costs; same to be served within ten days.
Robert Marshalk vs.. Frederick w. Bohlk.-Order
to assess damages by Sherin-s jury granted
Thomas +. Dey vs.. George ". Baldwin.-Order
openining default granted on conditions; cause set
down for trial March IL.
The National Ice Company vs. F. Rubenstein.
Demurrer to complaint overrued, with $40 COSTS
with liberty to defendant to answer In payment OF
such costs within five days. dsrf I'D.
Marks Levy vs. Louisa Hahn.-Default opened on
payment or $40 costs.
Peter Massing VS. Charles Loughran.-Motio
granted and order signed.
ton to vacate attachment denied, with costs.
Dennis Bradley ct al vs. John Doe, &c.-Order to
assess damages by Sherinrs jury granted.
u Leopold Schepp vs.. henry Reconsideration to
on defendants giving security, who are to JUS
tify, &c.
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Tomss POLICE COURT.
Before Judge bowling,

william W. Ker, OF is Old slip, is proprietor Of an
express route. He appeared at the Tombs yester-
day to prefer charge against former employee
OF his named Joseph s. SANFORD, alias Guire. On
the 21st Of December last Mr.. Ker had lot OF
cigars in his charge, which be could not deliver on
account OF the lateness OF the hour, and he left
them In his wagon In Q stable at 131 West Thirty
fourth street. When he looked for them the next
morning he found that the cigars had unaccountably
vanished. Joseph s. Sanford, one OF his drivers
vanished about the same time MI Ker placed the
case In the hands OF Detective Reilly Yesterday
Sandford whose real name Is CURE, was arrested
and brought before Judge Bowling. He confessed
to having taken the missing property. ~
Lizzie Brown, who shot another girl named
Georgan0 Brown In concert saloon in Chatham
street few days ago, was yesterday arrested and
brought before Judge bowling by Onioer Matthew
Fitzsimm0Ha, of the Fourth precinct. The shoot
ing was supposed to have been Occasioned by some
feeling OF jealousy between the girls; hut the
wounded person refuses TO make any direct charge.
Lizzie, however, held to await result ofinjuries
A curious case OF assault and battery was heard
and refned-looking young lady was arragned on
, charge Of assault and battery preferred by her
husband. The defendant Is about eighteen years
Of age and the complaint about sixty-nve. His
name is DR.. Crosby and he resides at 1S7 Mulberry
street. When about to make his afdavit the Clerk,
Mr. Racey, asked him, "Are you going to have
your granddaughter locked upY" "No, sir. This
IL my WIFE" answered the Doctor. The accused
put her handkerchief to her eyes and cried
bitterly. The bystanders Looked on astonished
ana viewed the "D0ctor' with evident disgust.
After some consideration he told the Judge that
he wished to withdraw the complaint aud permis.
sion was accordingly given him.
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picking the pocket OF CO ,rge II. Hartshorn, or No.
OH Atlantic street, Brooklyn, while making New
Years cali at the house Of q Mr.. Riley. While the
elsewhere Arlington managed to slip out into the
jail yard, and thence make his escape. Since that
time the Court onlcers under the direction or SER
him but, as he had been sent by his friends who
reside In Brooklyn, to Philadelphia, they were I'M
able TO md HIM. Recently he returned TO visit
has mother, and, though he endeav0red
to maintain the strctest secrecy, his presence be.
came known, and the Brooklyn officers, who had
evening. Yesterday 0tAcer Bloodgood, who had
been interchangeable In his pursuit, went over and
obtained the custody OF him, and he was brought
up Mt Jefferson Market and committed. Upon his
person was found large NUMBER OF tickets to visit
houses TO let, and 10 has come to light that he was
with a woman, and while pretending to examine
them stealing whatever he could lay hands on.
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MARINE CoURI-7AaT /.
A Curious and Com plfcatcA Case.
Before Justice Gross. l1


Ellen Keyworth vs. stiner 4 Co. and James
'Burns-This branch OF the Court has been engaged
for three days past in trying the above CASE and It
is to be regretted that the jury was unable TO come
to an agreement. Stiner Co. obtained judy.
ment against Thomas Keyworth, the husband Of
plaIntiny Issued execution and placed 1t In the
hands OF Burns, then City Marshal but now an
inmate OF lunatic asylum, his counsel having sue
ceeded In establishing defence OF lunscy In his
late trial for the murder or Hanrahan. Burns
seized the fixtures OF saloon and skittle
alley IN the bAscment OF 406 Eighth ave-
nue. and caused them to be sold at auction
"a Thomas Keyworth's property. HIS wife
in this suit sues to recover their value, claiming
the property ~ hers. 1t seems Thomas keywortn
fitted up this place originally, being dealer In
second hand furniture and fixtures, and, accord
Ing to plainttns testimony, then sold 1t to his
nephew, William Keyworth, then just arrived from
sold it to the plaintfn and returned TO Europe,
when, she elsius. It was carried on by her through
her husband and barkeeper. The bill OF sale was
produced Ia Court The defendants offered EVIL
dence tending to show that the business was
Thomas Keyworths; among other circumstances
that ne took the chair at the .'lree and easies,n
and that "keno' was played there. number of
unique business cards were marked as exhibits
one purporttBg to entitle the holder to trim TO
California, ION horseback afeot,u and another
advertising No. 4O6 as the joest free and EASY In
the city," The evidence was exceedin civ Conflict
ing on almost every point In the case--that as to
the value Of the furniture ranging from one hmm
dred dollars " one thousand dollars, The jury ais
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Eighteenth Day Of the Trial Of John Scan.
nell.--Dr. Hammond on Insanity and
a,''is the Witness Stand AL Day.
q .sas aoPrObable Close Of the Testi. Sim
s,.-,o mony---The Spectators.
THE FEDERAL AND STATE COURTS.
Admissions to the Bar-Decisions and Judg'
ments by Jury-Trials in the Crimi-
kew nal and Police Courts. m 6

In the United States District Court yesterday
before Judge Blatchford, the jury rendered their
verdict In the case OF the Government vs. The
Spring Valley Distillery, in Rockland county,
known as "Newman's Distillery.n The govern
ment sought to condemn the property, valued at
$4,000 or $4,000, the ground that illicit distilla-
ton had been carried on within its precincts. The
distillery and grounds adjoining had been leased 70
the parties running the establishment by MIR. Jacob
Brown, of this city, and the government sought TO
bring home to Mr.. Brown criminal knowledge of
the alleged illegal operations In question. This
they failed to do for the verdict was in favor Of
Mr.. Brown, the claimant. District Attorney Bliss
has thus been beaten in his first prosecution on be-
half OF the government before a jury.
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge
Brady, the Scannell trial was continued yesterday
BY the examination Of DR.. w. A. Hammond on the
various FORMS theories, causes and methods OF de-
termining insanity 1t is believed that all the EVIL
dence is now in, and counsel will, in all proba-
blity, begin to sum up early in the proceedings Of
to-day.
Yesterday John NJ schon was held in $4,000 bail
for examination before Commissioner Shields, on
IN accusation OF having charged Peter II. Ahlin
more than the law allows for the collection OF q
pension claim. The defendant alleges that he
acted in perfect good faith and that he is net guilty
d
In Supreme Court, General Term, Judges Ingra-
ham ana Davis on the bench, there was argued at
length yesterday the appeal Of Thomas r. Agnew,
President Of the Dock Commissioners, from the
decision OF Judge Leonard, given some time since
1t Special Term, denying mandamus to compel
Comptroller Green to pay to him 100000 raised
On dock bonds. The line Of argument on both
sides was the same as at the previous argument,
and which was fully published in the HERALD at
the time. The decision OF Judge Leonard, 1t will
be remembered, was passed on the fact that, &C
ronpanying the requisition for the money, there
was no statement OF the purposes for which the
money was TO be expended.
Slowly but surely the claimants for pay for city
and county advertising are getting their money.
u Yesterday Judge Fancher, holding Supreme Court
Chambers, granted peremptory mandamus di-
rectng the Comptroller to pay $15 OF to Messrs
Lynch, Cole and Mehan, proprietors OF the Hrsh
American, in full for their claim for city and county
Advertising.
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agreed ana were discharged. For plaintiff, w. 8.
Wolf; for defendants, Max Moses and MIR. Bryan.
MARINE C0URT-pART 3. 3
Action ON a Promissory Note.
Before Judge Rowland

ACTION ON PrOm1ssory NOtes
Before Judge Rowland.
August Wiesv VS.. Charles Sulzer.-The plaintiff In
this action, banker and broker, doing business in
this city, sued the defendant to recover the sum
OF $500. 1t appeared that the paintir lent to one
Conrad Krass 81, 900 on his note, endorsed by the
defendant The note was renewed three times,
and at the expiration of the last renewal was
presented for payment, but was refused, where
upon It was protested, notice of which was sent
to the address OF the defendant, the endorser who
was at the time on his way back from Europe. AT
the maturity OF the note il appeared that the
drawee, through his clerk, applied to third
party one Bernard, to effect compromise by
which he could obtain an extension OF time; The
extension was granted on the payment OF $50 bonus
and $500 on the note. On the arrival OF the de-
PENDANT frem Europe he discovered the state OF
affairs, but refused to hold himself responsible, on
the ground that the extension, or in legafphrase-
slsgy, "the torbearancen granted by the plaintiff
exempted him. Hence the suit When the testi-
mony was closed Mr.. Jacob Gross, whe appeared as
counsel for plaintiff, moved for Judgment on the
grouna that the extension was invalid and did not
discharge the endorser; that an end0rser could be
discharged only by valid contract and not upon q
contract tainted with usury. The Court, after
hearing Mr.. Langbein, counsel for defendant, di-
rected the jury to find for the plaintiff Verdict for
plaintiff In the sum Of $6l2 So including interest.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Grand Larccnies.

before Juuge cuunerlaHO
Yesterday William Lindsay, alias Thomas Rogers
pleaded guilty to grand larceny, the indictment
charging that on the 18th Of February the prisoner
In money and gold certificates valued at 1000,
while riding On Broadway car. AS Lindsay was
an ex-convct the City Judge sent him to the State
>, Lewis Backman and James Clark, charged with
robbery, pleaded guilty to petit larceny from the
The william Smith stated
lancey street, about nine O'Clock the 22d OF Feb
ruary, party Of young men attacked him. two OF
whom were the prisoners, and stole from his per-
son about four dollars In money. His Honor, in
passing sentence, said that the community must
They were sent to the State Prison for Jour years
and SIX monthR
aIlI D lri rs, Burglary.
A great deal Of time was spent in the trial Of an
Indictment for burglary in the first degree which
was found against David Osser and Herman Weiss.
The latter pleaded guilty, q few days since, and
was sent to the State Prison for I'VE years. Weiss
was caught in the room OF Herman Levy, No. So
Orchard street, on the 18th OF February, but he
was arrested before he mad time to steal thing.
Osser demanded q trial, and the evidence against
him was only circumstantial, the effort Of the
prosecution being to show that there was q con-
cert OF action between the prisoner and Weiss to
commit the burglary. The jury rendered verdict
OF guilty ofburglary In the second degree, and the
Judge sentenced him to the State Prison for five
Joseph Cassidy alias wsliam, youth charged
with stealing three coats and six boxes Of ciga-
rettes the 25th OF January the property OF Ben
jamin Marks was tried and convicted of petty lar
ceny, portion Of the stolen property having been
found in the possession OF Cassidy The Court SEN
fenced him to the Penitentiary for six months.
The same sentence was passed upon John F.
Gamble, who was charged with stealing a silver
watch and chain from Gustav Menser on the 18th
OF February. 81, y W t t -
John d. Jones, charged with stealing $50 worth
fof gold on the 10th Of February, the property Of
4, Henry Wilson, pleaded guilty, and was remanded
for sentence. AafH
Frederick Ostheimer was tried upon a charge of
stealing a horse and wagon on the 7th or October,
owned by DR.. Schafer The evidence showed that
the Doctor left his wagon under q shed near q
hotel in the Bellevue Garden; that the accused was
one OF excursion party, and that at the request
OF lady he took the wagon in order to give her o
ride. All the circumstances showed that the &C
cused had NO felonious intent, and having proved
good character the Jury rendered. verdict OF not
guilty without leaving their seats.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Stealing n Honse and Carriage

At the JEFFERSON Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith, James Henry, Che keeper
OF livery stable, and John Reilly, driver. were
charged with stealing horse, carriage, harness
and rope, valued at 1914, the property OF Patrick
Malone, OF 15l East Thirty-sec0nd street. They
took the establishment while 1t was standing on
the street, and pleaded 1t was only jest. They
were held in the sum Of $1,000 to answer t A
4. t,ft f.r.r Burglary.
John Brown, OF Stanton street, was charged with
an attempt at burglary, in entering the room Of
Augusta Steng, In the tenement house 1855 Sew.
enth avenue by means of false key, and attempt.
ing to steal jewelrv and clothing TO the value Of
$1,000. He was discovered and lied. but was after
TO answer. -f
Capture OF an Escaped Prisoner.
An elegant looking young man, who gave his
name as Frank Richards, but whose real name is
said to be Frank Arlington, was arragned before
Justice Cox on the I'd Of January last, charged with
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME cuuRI-eENeRAL TERM.

Examinations for Admission to the Bar.
Before Judges Ingraham and Davis. y
An order was issued in this Court yesterday ap-
pointing Messrs.s II. w. Bookstaver, Charles II.
Hildreth and E. Frank Hyar examiners OF appl.
cants for admission the Bar and Messrs. Francis
L. StetsOn, Thomas Simons and Samuel Q. Reed as
committee on character.
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SUPREME COURT-cHAmBEHs.
Decisions.

lAAe6D BY Judge Fancher. 81
Hofman Fire Insurance Company vs.. Willard ct
al.-Reference ordered.
Fearing W. Fearine.-Report confirmed and judy
ment OF divorce granted. o al, ,,.,-
In the Matter OF the Application OF James r.
Smith, an Infant, for Leave to Sell Real Estate
Memorandum for counsel. iIn ru a...
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, March s, 1873.
The following is the calendar Of the Commission
OF Appeals for March 6:--Nos o, 25H, 80 "a, 49, 3s,
80, 40, IL, A. 43, "a a. 49, 90 Adjourned until hal
past nine A. n. tomorrow.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.
DecfsiOms.
BY Judge Van vo'

BY Judge Van Worst.
Hayes vs.. Bishop. granted.
hayes vs. DeCamp.-Samc.
Whitaker vs.. Brennan, Sherin.-Same.
Hemphiil ct al VS.. F0ley.-Same. m
Hinckley vs.. kuntz ct al.-Same.
Lewen VS.. Chalmers.-Same.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


LIcHrHNAURR-DEUrsCn. Wednesday, March
8, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the
Rev Samuel Adler, JOSEPH M. LICHTENAUER to
REIrccA. daughter OF the late Joseph Deutsch,
Natchez, New Orleans and Hartford papers please
copy; $500, ~
10, 1873, by the Rev. N. Curran, at st. Andrews
church. john z. MCGOWAN to FANNY L., daughter
Oh Observation-Disclosures ss,ss . Wednesday March s. by
Rev. Howard Crosby, ID. d., HENRY PARSONS, Esq,
to FANNIE, youngest daughter OF DR.. John II.
Griscom, all OF this city. No cards. I.
church, on Sunday, March 2 by the Rev. Father
Poole, Mr.. WILLIAM v. WALSH, OF New York Qor.
merry OF Georgia), to KATE BRANTLEY, daughter OF
Philemon Taylor. ESQ.,, OF Fayetteville, N. O.
Died.
ALExASpER.--On Wednesday, March g. MARX
ALEXANDER, in the 64th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from II SKIman street, Brook.
lyn,. on saturday the sth inst, at tive O'Clock
ALLHUsEx.-On Monday, March g. at nine
O'Clock in the morning, FRIEDEMcH Orro ALLuU-
sen, aged.3 years, months and 20 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this Thursday) afternoon, at
two O'Clock. rom the German Lutheran church.
:. ATwELls-suddenly, in this city, on Tuesday,
March 4 Mrs. EMMA s. ArwELL, vile Of William N.
Funeral ATM tSs Hsn afternoon from Chris.
Church. Williamsburg, at two O'Clock n.
BARRErr.-On Tuesday, March 4, suddenly OF
apoplexy Mrs. RoxANA BARRETT, widow 81 DR..
Thomas y. Barrett.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services, from
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, corner Of
Twenty-second street and Fourth avenue, on Fri
day, March z, at eleven O'Clock A. M.
BIsCHOFF.--On Tuesday, March T. HARRY, only
son Of Henry r. and Jennie Bischof, aged years,
months and days. .I fi,
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Friday after
noon, at one O'Clock, from the residence OF his
grandfather, Henry Bischon, A3 West Twenty
fourth street. rr -
CARR-0n Wednesday, March g. HoRArro p
CARR, In the 60th year OF his age. VI
Notice 0l the ilaeral hereafter.