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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-20
HENRY SHIEL mss ,vIVEs.
The Interesting 5srs9aIe fop "a Wealthy Fiour
Merchants Fortune.

Judge Tappen's court room in Brooklyn
wss thronged yesterday with the frien ds OF the
rich and the poor widows Of Horny Shields, tho
New York Hour merchants dover Interest I'm
whose estate leads To tue suit. Cbristiana 4.
Bolander. who lived in 1s44 at I2s Thirteenth
street, New York, testified that for four years
before 1915, Shields, vino tue 1our iDspec tor,
boarded with her, and she did not know that he
had slept away from the house once in the four
years, but she coull not swear positively about
II. Knew of his marriage 10 Miss Catbarino
Labor; did not know Of any other marriage.
Charles II. Hartshorn, Mr.. Shlelas's Intimate
frtend, boarded with him from 1895 to 1910,
ana did not know ~ hi4 being out d
nlght. Shields belonged to Fire Company No. 3
and ran with the engine. Heard Shields speak
OF Patrok Ioy'e bakery where he IL said TO
have married Jane Valentine, but had not heard
him spe TX Of Miss Valentine. Henry j. Bowen
OF l:2 Park place. lirooklYn. knew Shields as a
single man up to the tine Of his marriage, but
nad been Introduced to Jane Val ntine ~
iatlOk IoV's. Much other testimony wits TAX en-
To snow that az the tnnc that ne Shields, the
poor widow, = III TINT Henry Shields was living
IN Wtlunsburgh as her husband, he was
boarding at different places la New York and
pas lnn a. ~ single man. The deed of tho Drop-
erty which Shields gave TO Jane SnleIds was nut
"a EVIDENCE. IL Is IN tile name Of Jane Brown,
Formerly jane Valentino. aud James brown il
descrined In IL "a her husband. John Gibson,
one Of the executor. aud Thomas Dougherty,
another, the President Of the Board Of Flour
inspectOrs, testified that they hid refused to
grant tue dover which Mrs. SHIELDS hUd applied
Tor They werc business intimdtes Of Shields,
never saw him m Quaker garb or hoard him
use Quaker Durases.
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The Oldest Inhabitant.
nom ne ~. TN IN 81 C0tonGI standard.
Mnnlnn nnrnn4 Al.a LINN. knLLLDI.I.

woman named Mrs. Jane Sutherland
-flmiliarlY known as " liil jean "-ls now living
In Upper Barueys kiYCr, Ia this county, VINO Is
now iRcu 40 years. tact " which the old lady
hers VI mekes Us sure. she was born In the
parish Of Clyne, Suthcrands hire, Scotland, aud
since her emigration Ia tins county mas resiled
III hNvllresent place OF abode, whore she rcarod
I1fse lainily, lhr younger iuemhor Of which Ii
now an old man. Mrs. Sutherland can still
readily converse IN tho good old Gaelic tongue,
ana her heJriug Is but slightly impaired. ste
SIN lilies her daily iahors on the old Scotch
spinning wheel, and " as ROod us nanya wom n
century younger. Longevity seems "A promi-
nent trait IN her family, Tor her brother, Joan
Sutherland, Kettle, who died about seventeen
years ago, WAS over ll5 years old, and his wlfa,
who died shortly nfLerward, was hut lit lie
Younger. Tue united aGes Of this couple were
20 yolra
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a Mysterious Manifestation at Wake.


II was in HE early hours of last Friday
OF Patrick Savage. lave marble cutter aud
sculptor, who dird OF consumption. About a
d zen lrI3nds and neighDOrA were enga. cd ia
conversation in ~" room where the corpse was,
when, Ms the story nuns, and ~ each one Of the
party Is Ieacy 10 sOlenniy ntiirn, there suddenly
emerged non Oh" size will OF the room nam
her OF rulAl Jetr ot what sppHdlei liz gas nane
Of a golden color. these 1ets moved along aud
ranged themselves In circle OF wrugth about
for hlif minute, chanGing from their gold en-
color toa dHrk blua hue. 1ne party WIS too
mGcu terrified to make any investigation Of tue
remarkable phenumonOn, though a. Wi ppner-
ally accepted as the work Of sOmo supernatur 4
agency, ana ns portentous Of good 70 the spirit
of tue deCCa sed.
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colfnis,IoN BUSINESS ENDED.
The Di-appenrance ot n Lumber Firm, with
thr tnrh % Western Dcalors.

The Di-a ppenrance Of Lumber Firm, with
thr tush % Western Dealers.
Eumc time IL o Charles Il. Orvis estab-
lished hl,nsolf in tho lumber busine - In this
city. Ills chief made waa IN hard wood, such "a
black walnut. lie soea es,eD. sllci paying
commission tr.de with Western nrms. But at
length lis pa r,ns, receiving scanty returns on
the invoices sent lin. began TO fuspect his hon
est, and lnsu u.ed Inquiries. They learned
tn 4 nj. rec 'rl was not by any means R1ol. In
King street, Iuronto. a 4 W yeas ago. hc h Il
an fnce, ostrnslnly for tnee"lc ~ kaus lands.
but actually designed ~ sw'udlc tho INV rs.
Ill uratii,e was 70 advcrtiso n clerks with
siW oI $500 cvsr, borrow their money, onga- g
NUN ~ MN s u Il''' hlu tnrh r't To ol th'lh
~ soun IA M could. giving hts Worthless notes
Tor the Oe row. a N0nny.
From Taonto, owe went 10 Chic0Po. and
tl,re h. WIS earas-rd In business OF different
hiris, tut III par akin M tnr nature OF swim
dies. soon ne madc the CITY too not t. Mold
IA tniH city WIS ~ broadway aud hshth str yet,
where te kept 4 h. 81 ilc quit TIL. busincss 4
after a hort time, but not uuul his crcdi ors
hud rh-ain i JudGWrtt- acaiu 4 hi Al for SsJ.OJ'
over is-d himself 20 o. triv,tc ranNrr 'Ihi-
scneue vie iurr. nut "a .i,ls h. was rura-id
tu it uu n rfi,d into VET, e. ~prG,~uie family,
tuu' oh fiiiug a good status ia =, cial aud uu~i-
nc Sd uios. l. was after his mrffi { thlt hc
went tutu 4 e. hardwood business At ~ Iuntrc
street. FOR Il long tirir ne r cpiVed large con-
eirHnten.s u W .iiirt ana other woods tp sci H.,
Sold them, and made no re-; urus.
Ia Ia tstI,e utiluiAg wan Ot,is was Dexter A.
Reed. "to IA r,.-w O I uru'rg. lie VAS b. OF u
"a ga one ~ rhe tc.t hnuses ia BNston, had x
ct llent cfeNit, ru WIS booked upon IA .uod
and o., So o1.lne. niai.. But 80 bec me ac-
IMnted "in OrNi and th % lac, too, took tn
swindiine. Oryis, kn, win- that Rced's credit
good, sold notes endorsed by MN. aud in,.
mouey WIS uividoD. thus al least sJO,OOO WAS
ub ainod.
EIily IN the current month both Orvls and
Re d were missed from their ploces OF va Inc T..
aud iuN,s l. alton proved taal they lad alb
seconded. Just bef, ~ he was ~ issed Reed said
To firid that ho uad sent hir wife and family
q" $, lfan else and /. II believed that both he
and Oryi- ar in t,at oity. lac amount 81 their
sWlhulinH opera ions CaInot bc aSccIts inrd. 4
Western Do rd-wuud caicrs arc tlr ciiitf yit
tiu g. hut b. b. kn"Nn to bc ycrS larsc, ,lou-Nly
from S7h,NO to slOuu0
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rnomrsoY's c0EEn sroRY.
Nhcice the Money oe which he IL Living II
swcu tito IN Tcuncsnce.

swclI tito IN Tcuncsace.
KNoXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. H.--Somc tim g
In Juuo or July last there came to Knoxville
from tine North a aen.lem II aud wife, with one
child Ostensibiv on visit to relat. yea who live
In and Oeir this city, well dressed, 4ndOlc, cul-
tUred, aud a seeming good fellow withal. Ho
hid plenty OF money, aud WA lying a life of
elegont leisure He callcd himself G. N. Thomp
sou, nd said that he was a evil engineer. and
had been connected with the Willard Johnson
contract, having been employed by Johnson
rs clerk. On being far, her quesf toned, he slid
that as clerk he had falsinod copies OF the CON
tt ct by abstractins some Of tho Leaves from the
same lid Inserting others, with ngIres altered
to represent larger sums to he paid Tor work. al
uf whicn was by direction uf Mr.. Johnson
FurLn crmnrc, the gcnt,emn n sid that, an OK
rosure b. ina imminent, u had oUcn deemed ad-
Ni-htlc thaf ihr clerk IN the case tMr, &. NJ.
IhpnUsOn) should 81 On pilcrimage, and thai,
therefore. he WAS Just now without any partiiu-
lar " ~ Axiom, nut roaming OUTSIDE tn Jurisdic-
ton OF tue laws ~ tho state OF New York.
thompson declares that willard Johnson, TO
csc ne conviction upon his testimony, ana to
trsNcnt his re.ue used rs a witness, l., and has
been for Tong iime, paving him a regular salary
II 500 per month, and y ofored TO sond him
To kutOpe ana ~ furnlsh hun capital to start
business IN any pace out ut ihs way Of New
York process = and that ne has already received
not less tn1H Sh.UO for skulKluP.
A Tact uddliiuu.d developed by CORES pond
ehce) 10 tnat rhonpsnn was ~ one time In the
custody Of the powers at Albany (having been
arrested and brought back from Aiouisan), nut
nv intervention OF men Of influence, bad hoen
r u sed, and again sent out Of the state. Now,
hadn't eitner Ar. johnson or tho Canal Fraud
investigating Commitie' better look into this
businersf Ether rhompsnn's stories are true.
or they arc MT. II false, Mr.. Johnson can
prove them sol II rue, tue committee eau a-cer-
tain their value fnd the means Of milking them
servl cable ~ ioll9"ing up this clue; and a.
1hOmpson's father in-law, MIR. Loo. lives In tile
nelghuorhood ana has mad the pleasure of en-
tertainlng Ills son-and law aud daucl ter for
some ume. probabiy an interview with him
might develop tue present whereabouts Of a
yer, inpnrtant witness Tor the ~. 10 IN tue case
OF the People w. Canal Thieves"
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FIVE HUNDRED ORPHANS.
An Unfortunate Bluuicr in Law Mating that
may Turn rhcm Adriu.

An Unfortunate Rluuicr in Law Mating that
muv 1'u.n Thru, Adritt
The 700 children over three years OF age
nos, In ,h. ,,rsor,as a., p,,,,, ~. r.,,,,, - tt,
~" ~ Wv 80" w '''' ''"'" WV
nave been Placed cs' where hefofo the NIT Of
next January The w by which this Ia To be-
d, , - or..,.., ,,. 80, -, , ,,..,,... =,
WIS Intended 80 Apply only TO other almshnuscs
throu huut the .ato Ia which pauper children
a ,o h.., ,,,t,..tr.,t A, ,t, go h,ti 80,
t's IL. M ~ ~ To-, 49, tin uuii ,,i-'
49,. NJ lax, - T., ,is ''' , 10 ~, -,
III o. - ,i,'i,',, ~, - -, ,...,s 800 - ~
nr,.i N y. IL, ~ a, "a "s' y
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FRIDAY, Nov. 19-P. M.-The stock
market has been strong, but the volume OF bust
ness Indicated unusual dulness. IN Lake shore,
Pa' ilc Mall Western Union, aud Erie the sales
ranged from 1900 to 1900 shares; but aside
from these stocks the transactions were quite
unim p0rtant. The speculative features were
Union Pacilc and Michigan Central. tho former
selling At TN and IN, and the latter at w and
6'A. Tho fluctuations of tho general list ranged
from to u u cent, as will be seen by reference
To the ta0lo OF comparative prices below. In
the Panama injunction case no progress has
been made, the case having been ca led and adj
journed In consequence Of harmonious action
on the part ~ the opposing counsel. Tho stock
sold at lesesi2sA. Hannibal and St. Joseph oom-
mon showed relaxing tendency, While the
preferred stock further edvanced IS AN. Tho
gt- or market closed with prices az about the
bIghost points Of the day,
Tho total number Of shares dealt in was So
20; Of wbicn Pacific M9i rcprespnted E,uDt
Lake shore, ihti0i Western Union, ~ 2)); Erie,
BOO; Union Pacific, b,2D); st. Paul, 400; the
wcstsrS $50 onos, Soy SO: faSsS Of fo Ms
Joeeph, Loo; Tho nroforred. 500; Delaware,
y ckav ant and western LEO; Wabash, 100;
Cons cS sS weM grTiees uSo
30; New Jersey Southern, 20; q. =. EKpress,
go For, WAYNE, 80; ADAMS Exp-ess, ~
Cleveland aud plttsburrh. loo; Fort " ync. is
Illinois central, 100; lroducors' Consoiidated
Land Co, 40; ana QuictS liver, 10.
The money mnrkst was ibcrallv supplied with
tuuds at 3tJila y cent. Oo call, mercantile paper
having been quoted at 6lg7S y cent. Tor prime
names Gold opened at II, 4, and after barely
touching ms, rose to rs. and closed at max
The gold room wa extremely quiet during the
afternoon. no change In priCO nayinL been re-
corded after two O'Clock.
forctsn exchange WIS quiet and steady NJ
S4Sl,e and sass Tor Urime sixty days bits and
snort sight, respectively.
Inc ToliO aug werc Inc quotations.
1900 \. liza Hog A. M..il45s 1919 r. Nib
lo.ll A. ..llt3A il.1O A. Milo I.ii r. Milan
l"lJ a. NJ. liza 1lf2l A. NJ. ll45a 800 p M.lHsl
Ia loans he paid for having balances earrtsd
were l. 1ix. 3, and Y cent, anu ral for borrowing
The tai c.eartngs A. tue Cola Exchange RanN were
N",7.f.oo Rid balances, S,u50.3il and currency
% ancc-, sl6N.lSo The sun Treasury redeemed tij5
600 IA celed .onas aud paid out IN ihe
pallc dea, $4,000.
The iAy'sbhlnsss at the Unttei stafos slDTroasnry
Wa GOA T. ce,o.-, ...o,s'... do Ai neats S.lsi-
u'olt etss do, rayinenis sllSfi2o oj DO. Ia aicc.
ti.5"AA9l NJ Customs. s2ll,OJO. Tue ulNon IN the
baa.k ~ kaslAad s-s de.s..saa AStooo0 Tao inter
nal revenue r"ceints were t,sD.O1 the Gu tom re-
| -Luis 10000, he TrelsnD A. lshpgt1u received
| sHn,nui IN n7fionnl bans notes for cmpiiOn
In tnNerincnt npud- o fair trade dnnc. ruppu
% o NJ, registered DO new Us. d7s. and s- being
e~uVCtaf
4
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TWO ETONS.
An Argument that Carried the Jury The
Handiwork al DIR. smith.

John Kelly, labOrer, had his collar bone
broken BY falling bar Of rce and was atDa:rd II his
home at "a Front str'ot, brooklyn, Dy DR.. Geo. X.
smith, Tue fracture healed Dut there lump over
the place where tho bone was broken. Dr. Osborne
tod nun that he was Injured for HE and that he gu sh
toaue tie surgeon fr lpractce Tne SUIT for 600
damages followed Judge Reynoldss eoui room was
rJm ed Yesterday WIN Surgeons ready testify that
the operation WAS unusually rkltul Tue Judges tcak
WIS piled hi1h with skeletons, models, aud al a.
BONES Ihe ,Grgaonb supported DIR. Sn.uh. The pam.
TINS G unset, u young man, IN addressing the Jury
pol TIA 10 the skeleton on te clerA' desk anu said
Ihefc, Ecnlienlon IN q bkclei0 maize by Dr. SMITH
when ho Ma "a YOU man" Thcn turhinq drinltcal-
~ MS emaclated client ho added, aud There Is a
skeleton Dr. hnth made IN later ME- The jury quickly
II
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More OF these animals have been seen this
iali lnan At any provious season known " the
oldest settler. Tue short wild berry crop IN the
mountains this fall dIlves them inLo tho valloys
Tor food and they are q source Of great annoy
ahoe 10 the settlers In the Partially SHOWN by
them Tor hogs and young calves. While on VA
tural history we VIII mention that Green Murtln
tells Of a boar rarely spen In the mountains,
winch old hunters call the bald-face bear, II
appears To be Allied 10 the grizzly species, and
grove to a tremendous size. The track of one
seen up about the Pay cite Lakes, not long since,
measured sixteen inobes across.
The deer species also were never more numer-
Gus tnan this fall. They are seen In large drpYea
almost everywhere In the mountains, and anna
teur spoftsmen az we'll ~ old hunters can Kill all
they want in short time.
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cow PArEN.-On Tu'.ediv, Nov. 10, At tho
re dcnce q the Orider father. by the Rev. Aithur
ltoOS., loila G. conway 10 AMMO L., daughter of
Nm Palrn Of TINS city.
HhRkis-BKADN.-O Monday, Nov. IL. by tha Rev.
Samuel toOks, ID d. Mr.. John X. Harris 20 Adelaide,
dan hier Of the late Milism V. Brady, "a.
llEf.-OTrI WEI.I.-O, Nov. H. at 81. AIMS
thurrn by the Rev. DR. Gulaulet. On ues llcnrchei
20 Mary Elizabeth, daughter Of John ID. Ouiweh, all Of
thf citv.
LEGGErr CLAPP.-At Elz ihctn n j., Nov. ID.
1873, at Westminster Church, by tn Rev. w. Rob.
crs. F. Howard Lccgctt 70 Georsiana ClApp, daughter
Of tho late he jamin W. Clapp.
ri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GA Tuesday morning Nov.
~, 1873 AZ 1t. Peters Church, Mag Fans by Tho
hy. Dr. Inecrsol Henry h. Plerson, Esq, city,
t. Mrs. II. g kuchee er OF kuchcsirr, \. y
VAN s. HAICN-MliLER % Wednesday Nov. 10
nt the residence OF the BRIDES mother BY tue Key.
iicnry p Of hr.oklyn, Abr Van s'haick Of
Sr"W sbury. ~ j.. 10 H. ftir thirl daughter OF John
Miller, dec ascd late OF SeN ORR.
WiL'oN-M EllS.--Ol Nov. u, at the Rutgers Pres
bttf flau Church, by tho Rev Dr. tonkln, col " NJ.
Milco. of tle hrn u T.. q II. Z. Autnouy & Co.. 60
LHe GoEert. laughter OF MIR. II. X Wells, all OF thls
Guy.
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30 many small proats make a large aggregate
pFoat THIS Is the Idea which underlos the general
average plan upon which the great original dollar
store, No. 667 broadway, IA conducted, The immense
captai employed and the casa stem enables the pro-
pretor TO avail themselves Of frequent opportunities
~ e1eeso ngy low prlses which aIe nyoieed pto tbe
stock on the general eyBta aud hold ~ email
proi Tor less tan the cost VI manu- aetnFe or mp0rl
uon. over half mi1lOn articles arr offered a. the
b0uft elsewhere Tor twice a. much, while other more
enpsa.iye Arldse, such - gold asa s,lser ws.ehaS
work tables fancy boxes br0 goods, French eOcHs.
voice prices. Al sod on te general average pys
TEN. hsaee kstet bargains. --AaA .lff |l., =.
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81 e bpnds wcr strong and r neftef ii-fsiriu.
ted trade We note sale of Tennessee 6s new at f5al
d.. ~, trt1es - e +nrgia a. e,ti hnli- 90 :
NOra Garohnl 6s old. ~ fuldng act ls3R oia aud
III ooSlyn o. water ioa al 1Ot In rliirau bonds
was moderate business. Tao prncipl trahsloi ions
w1rc . follows Bur, Cedar Rapids AMI MINI lsi -.
90 MI. and St Pau Ia a. IA Crosse division 0iLt NH
and - Pau SO, s cato and Nortnvcu - con
coup. god hond, SSa SN6 SS5t Har. aud -. 10 ~
epnv., HiNsSNa Ind. Bloomington aud West Ists
g Cent, Rae, golh bonds, 1856 kioJs CenL PIc
~ c. aud g. ISIS 4s1si9 Rome. " anu oEd.
I'dsa {. AID r. l. snd Pae. r.. 10, narien lists Is
COUP, re.
prices % etocSs 90 lay
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WISDIxGCprn INC rr o4rINo SEASON.
Tho Vaaaries Of the Turf Illustrated ut Fleet
wood Park.

wood Park.
The closing trots of the sccond fan meet
ing NJ Fleetv ood PARK yesterd " we're, well at
tended. The nrst race WIS for a purse u $500
for the 2.3s 81 rs, lie heats best fce ~ nve to
wagon. There were ave ont ries; J1dgs Robert
son, jersey Johui Carrie N, st. George. and
Hitty Aio1. judge Robertson had proved him-
SET so fas that .Ae WAS tue fvofito over tho
heii at el00 ~ $50. Carrie n. to- the fist ho Z
~ fwp lengths from judge lso' crL.0n IN 2A7A.
The scroni heat We sen by Judge itubcri.u
~ 2HG,, win Icrs-y JOAN. who mad 2 close
race .oi w. sccond. Cfrne NJ third. St. GoorQe
fIur.n. und KITTY AH,n nfh. Too third heat
~ t1ion by Jeries Jshn With app trent else "
2.'1h,J iee l'nh,r..' secoml. ~. q 'ofee uiiri,
~ .ycd e. OILS, cunteet Johuuy MnTphy. hy
-kiIiVl g,iviug LANDED gudge ltjuensrDi q ain
rerb iueth IN 24i, st. George second, ana
" TINS tame ia knoss came on, aud tho race
WIS l.tn"ied until g. d : At oue y'clock. =.
" mntcl, Of SO, mile heats, best thr,e la
Nv, u der iadd,c. john MuQhy named by
ec'dlIs y J.,ck, and John epl' II named bay
rridine hanK kcese. . he letunR was | rgcv
IN .ayer ~ the LATER nj ar.at deal Of money
WA stHNod In the uools. Ray Jack took
thc ilr-t ard second heats al hes oae In 24i and
i.i b. on starting Tor the third heat. as Inc
t"rse. we're scodng, the rider Of Ray Jack
lulicd mm up, hut Ga" jud IS having tnoit o, ss
j Ok bre kim was lcft twct " yards behind.
general muimur r1te from the crowd. which
CONT ed uufil BAY jack d1scl az the gnp;
Tut lie broke assin. aud Frauk Reese took the
Ltat IN -Ji. kccse w.s lame after tht heat, and
his Owner WIS advised to- withdraw nm, wilt n
Dc declined ~ do. kee e. iaen, To tue anTprisc
Of vil urescnt, took tue fOurth heat 4 his ease
H. 2.lxL. The harscs. on bttrg cnlled f1r the
ffth neat. starred together, Btv Jack winning
Ito ne { and LOO uy thitty lcngths I'm g.i,
fr'nK Reese breaking down and coming over
tlc s,uic uu tire" e. le-.
ho t.ltd aud last roe was also match for
SO nile helitl best in 3. ~ harness, ne-
Nan Us 81. =. lifonk 81 Day. Tho former won
the Q. IN 1 rec ftraight heats Without a strug-
glc, ~ . ~. . 81, 2.lj
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NEW York. FRIDAY. Nov. la.--ReceIpte on
h, today wore i0i car loads, or M lcad naktn
1s1 ,cs Mei d,y again 8's for the cores vndins
s'lins Interest dealers Md TONED IL would br ana
lcs were very SLOW al about former quo atoms or
~ a"t d. 10 Grrss 0jti ~ rs to the gross CIV H. Tor
~ CnetOke, aud COiVrAdo cattle, and ~ 10 l2ec
r. 10 llcss 0J % Da Tor common to ttrlriy prlnl0
naive steer. with few pHfs Of extra hui ,ocks re
tiiied ~ l3fs1Bc. y :. 70 dre.= ~ NJ.
incclpts OF sheep AID lants were ~ cnr ioafe mr.
SoSt head, IN King lOOi4 MAY against 10 no
-. W Correspondent tnne List wee. Tne deinand
~ ~ ~ was very moderate, and scarcely more tran
Vsna yse receipts Changed h!udr. lambs were
ae.Nc .hu hrln ht former ptiCp Poor t pruuc ehcc
g.. o. ~. -. '9 ~ f''ie '''''S """
nee ~. - ,hogs were 90 loade or 1929 head
nAhlht u hls tince hpuuny. against lSsID Tor the
ruled dull al SADJjsc. u. 'u "'s'
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Tho second session Of the New York Nautical
School has Just begun under anspicOus circumstances
There arc ninety students with prospect OF forty
Tue object Of tho SCHOOL IL 20 educate sAlo 10 In
te common English brlnche- aud practical navigation.
Inc course embraces term OF two Year,, Ave munta
Of c4cl year being scent IN cruising, ana mon
allowed tor vacation, The school " not TfOrmutOry.
la SANITARY arrans Gluent5 are very Complete,
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pICKfl;dAN-On Nov. Is. 1873. Sarah Dickcr-
man, 10 tic 3jh wear OF her aye.
1nC friend, uf tn family respectfully invited 70
attend func 81 nrf IA residence Cypress lille
on sunday, Nov. -, 2o'clock.
FkAShR-un tridaY Nov. 10, 1879 Isaiah Fraser \,
Fuacrsl Ou DAY, v. e. az o'clock =. W.. from
tn re- "a nee 81 MS ION George, AtnrrfOl IT, lou.
kers. N,w YORK. Relatives uud friends Invited NtlOut
HAG iERrY On Frd y. the 10Th inst. i, seph lag.
g,tp' aHel ~ year. native OF Dronentec, County
rhe 3, ailves friends OF the family are respect,
fully Invited u attend the tun,r raj from hs late rcsi.
o'ciocs in,rnnrnt in Ciiv ~ C-inrierv.
II Nl.lls. At rrlsauii, y. A..uu Wednesday, Nov.
A.; Jawes Harri, In the oot year "f MS aee.
Tie irf1-sof the hmy ars re.pcytu ~ Invited to
gtttnd the funeral services -. PAU. En- .copal
Church. tor ham ave- near sth 81, On Sunday Nov. "a
HkERlS.-iln Friday, Nov. 49, Albert A. Harris aged
7Ae.rs, months. ami IA days.
The ret fc- AMI fri nd- ere rrsprc 1ly invite 10 st.
odey H. toD%yn, +. d.. - sun -, 2ist last, at2
90 NILAGuAN Thur day evening Nov ~ at
the rcsl '.c' ms narcnis g, West bOtu st. mn L.
son u INC ma an Hannah oCalasnan agcu 10 years.
Funer. viii taAe place Monday morning. 81 Inst
al 10 oclo from ns Jt 10 the Chnf'h OF =. Plui
solemn requiem mass VIII be Ohcei Tor the rrpOse Of
sMi rH.-on Thursday Nov. IL, Ann jane smyth
(maiden name Prestcn) wife OF james Snyib aged 40
years
Friends requested To ate - her funeral On situr-
day 2oih ~" az 2nc.ocs r VI, tom her iatc rest
tls cl aul western rnpers plea, copy.
Tow StND.-At ton, Ulster cointy. ". Y. on
NOV. 10 Mary Am, vie OF Jlrinl IOwusenf.
Ih = a. aer a'e Residence On Tuesday, I'D inst,
korcg.-A spcciti neetin. Of Union Council. w 70.
viii be- cid on sunasl afternoon. At ociocA. az
rooms s4e spring St. Tor purpose pt Attending the
t,c Coaaeio r. p'''"' 'p'''' To ''Gc r. 266Goiko
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On the occasion oil the hundredth night Of the
BoreAces In tho "Mighty D1lur"in the PARK Theatre
Dec H. asouveRT In the shape o. silver medal
aud weight OF the trade dolar-Yil be preAen ed TO
every lady attending that performance, the medal,
snpTlprately inscribed 10 % be model vi eoRancG
designed, VIII aso be given 10 raoh uielnber OF Tie