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THE DEFENSE.
GEN. SHERMAN DIDN'T KNOW a'DoyALD WAS
TH1EP.
.srfefa, Dtspateh 10 The Chted9o Tribune.
ST. LoC1a. Nov. .19.-Aiter Dassott had finished,
tho Government attorncYs announced that they
would resi- tho case. This announcement created
considerable 1utter, both with tho spectators
aud tho atsoEnoys for tho dofeuso, as 1t was e1-
pected shat otho1 witnesses would b chilled.
After short roccsa tho defense began their
Testimony. Tho first witness put upon tho stand
waa Con. Sherman, who said
am General Of tic armies nf the United statcs. I
have kuown Gen. Mcdonald uincs lsd1. Ills reputa-
tion previous to this indictment ~sa soud On cross
1864, he wsa with and hoard Of McDonsld rarely. and
could not speak accurately Of his conduct and stand
tng during that period.
DOCUMENTS.
4 large amount Of documentary evidence was
then ottered for tho defense. consisting Of eolno
thirty trf-nonthly reports nado to tho United
Staten Co1lectors oihce BY Alfred Bowls, and
vino and proof gallons Of spirits mentioned in
] them wAa produced in tho diHttlory of Davis l.
Frazer during the tiu,eH specified and no mo1e i;
Tho indictments against z: G: McErue. charging
II. Fitzroy two indictments against i. Il. En-.
! Collie two Indictments against Bowls & frazer,
aud oao against each Individually; let
tor. from tho SecEotary Of tho In
IEA4NA 0AkEA 1AAEl Aot&b [~i!AHAn4a0u+'G
Mcdonald to hold council with tho Indiaus In
Colorado In conjunction w!th Gov. McCook and
3ohn 1';udLe,nns;; letter from hcponald dsteti
QUO or mora Revenue Agents to aasis. him IN
probing tho alleged whisky frauds; and sovosal
other documents OF minor Importance.
Sic orirEn wlraEasEH--
gsss*,nsn ". II. stono v. ". Stanford,
Joha 4: Heudder, President Of she Memphis 4 "
fai 6 1.'ss so5 s.raseF saa Pm IN
tls community. Bone Of sheln hai known him from
!fscen to twsnsy years, bnt on etoss.e.smnntlou. @
cusscd until lately, aud but few Of them had had
business dealings With him.
nUIsT ny ItIR OWN rkT1nD.
Henry G. Rogers, Deputy Internal tteyenue Com
missioner, tcatied that jast befote tho wlr!y stiz-
nre4 herc, he received e,ter from Mcnoaaad ssstnG
larttts Rogers testified to fact however that,
IN connection With other developments. looks bud for
s1 Gn ens hs IL
Louis and insess'gste alleged whsky fTauds nete 70.
lo1y At g. Ionla bad been aprrt.ed q their coming
hassY ts!p to Washington and called Roger to
prosc,t against detectives lefnG sent to a. Louis
tho otcl.s hero a!oud 10 advised bsforo ha,,d in
| der thai thcj u,ight ass!st III tho !arestgat!on
! VERBATIM.
Ito Me Astothlted FTes&1
ST. LOUIS Nov. l0.-lleuty c. llogets, Deputy
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, was tAon
| placed on the stand aud testified that he had
known joyce Blnco oar!y In 1872.
got acquainted with him iu Washington willie hc
was on > temporary visit there. have written un-
moi recall. bus eutIsely os . sfeIM nature. never
Hss 70 MsDouaid. No arrangement Or understanding
h1a ~ u o. T. IT,
AZ urluckY CROSS. ExAm1sA7loS ron at'poxA1n
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MI ALL.
MIS- ErHMxRAL CHASTITY.
Srrtfnt NI<pafeh to 7'hs Ehnaqo Tribune.
Fl. LOFTS. Nov. l9.-Illc next witnern VAS
John McFa1i, o1.Gauger. Last aumner, I,l4.
after boing indicted, McFsil wroto tligll-Houn,i-
ing noto to prealeut Grant. In which Ito claimed
to 10 n most vfsuouH and INNOCENT mai, adj tho
victim, Of persecution. IIe subsequently, }1ea,i~
cd guilty to numesouH fsaa'!a OH tho Govern
ti,c,,s. |Io teBtit!e,, ~ fo1inwe:
harn se"!.eI III 81, t<,ull twclty yearx haro
i..n .!tsd s.. t.a:rr during IL ,ntt ye.s as
;i.s at, "'n,@ ) h,xn
l".Sinss.. Thu nr.t convcr.a,ion h.d ~i. Ivtse't
from clionstauh aEstlery. Tho amount vaa Always
hAcA " by Ikori g and rarrod II to Eyc.*a MEur.
nSvs, W.. 1f 1na t Is, vns
i"sbS ran ,hs r!acs, ran srpokea "" Ut u1:!c.:
a!'o'it month before they n.annaetnrea ero'kfa'
M'FALL Atn.1p or BEING LETT Fo0R INDEED.
urici told ne l,n had moro 10 lose than had.
.s ha ~ 91sh: not A. sa my y'n,% s 1n;Gssd o
futlow ls instr,ct!nnr. Wnran crnoted awhile and
thcn .:"prea iii fall: ". It ulr!eis wh.n ih :
t,t.sra to work. and had my ganeing done by Dep
nty, who wn. a l,roher IT Everest.
h hrELtnw-f fEE1th1 MAkEH tA wOHnKoEH KIND.
fe{orc tlia lronhfc ronHcncea alkctt very lttln
with the f3augcra an'l HtoreLscpcrs. Int .inrot wns
.niictct they III hava een 10 De.orn t.at
1onE camo l., htnce Wan indicted aud ahkeI
1ua 1t Remembered tho day llo vi.lc.l unsbys lis-
lery. That all tla taE had viii, him. TIN
tAgcrA aud RtorckeerefE rrceiyc 81 10 - rrr bntrct
crooked. The MONEY acut by the Ring 10 The
ttirt,ir7y III i Nt'1e tl.yn,sre.
WHEN VICE. PREVAILED AND tstrtou6 MEN n1nE
SWAY.
Tho rrnDked rent niF in m open manner. somc-
times without stamps. In broad daylight l Under.
atnod frum Jnlta that tho crooked flotiey being
rasch 10 10 fPnt to 'yashihFton-1 don't know to
wnom. understood Il wan for political purposes.
A IfAKto1H coQCETHr.
At 13nktys1 held o long l!.nu before going p and
At Etrctfs tho way, hut assured that II
Perfectly safe sn Tint lilo lstillerieH had becn doing It
Tor sonn time. io went Into It. never hear 7uy
thing aLout tic Hing proper I'll after thi. trouble:
never collected rncney frn,n tho Tert1ers. Beyia
fraser paid, think, to Everest. handled the money
At HusGyt, Gsicls. sud ChoutsAuH. t4ttt aons t0
Engelle mid lenecfe while ganKinE for them abont
the crooked Lutiu"sa. did nut talE IL any OF the
Other tecttAers. Permitted 1ny deputy to ute my
Httt,s.
RID.
4 voting man w7a al I}euecke'a who u4ef to work
un,.er I.eascnwqr. liz lii uy work thtFc, ANU Ii,
the evening, signed wt,at lie ea,i right.
times did not make rtIurB for two hr thrro dsyF.
lad way Of kuowlIg whether 1Aid enough by
tho Hing or not not having my may Of keeping sc.
count OF the barrels.
hAt
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tM1gurt> told him That In The WY, Ani hsh IN
rnt. Hsths ta that flt7rny spnrtifnes cofnpIA!hai
ii tl.s amount Y = paid him.
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VAlEDlcTORY.

SOMEBODY MET lie LAST, AHD nEITERATE 4
BTALE kTuHT.
Sutcfat Dfstntch 10 The CHsrado Tribune.
g.. Lor1s, Nov. 19.--Ihe last witness called
by tho prosecution Was n. ]. BRBtett. also ap cx-
Gauser. who tex.sAeA 10 substantially tho eamo
aud Ike facts NJ McFBil.
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at No - Madison St., is still making the dresses
Of all our fashionable ladies, both in the city
and country surrounding. She keeps a fine
stock Of dress trimmings of all kinds selected
with that care and judgment that only one o
her experience can employ. She has also th'
celebrated Buttorcks patterns, and is agent fol
COrnwell's self-ftting chart. This last is new
and valuable aid for the ladies, and is rapidly be
coming justly popular. Miss Field Will give full
instructions for its use, and the Indies should n
least examine it-thcy will find it useful. EIc
friends will always find her "at home at hcr
store on Madison ST
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Important!

There is now in this city capitalist from New
York, Mr.. Ellsworth, looking around for site
to establish some large factories-paper mill,
genera! machine shops and foundry. He will be
in the city for very few days, intending TO GO
early next week to Rock Island. As Mr.. Els
worth means business, would it not be well for
our Business Mems Association to have meet
ing as soon as possible to show Mr.. +. that we
are interested in him, and to render him what
assistance We can Certainly Mr.. 4. should moi
be allowed to go away from us until he has met
our business men, and until he has been thor
oughly informed Of our resources and aavanta
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Announcements.

4 Sunday School Concert will be given ct the
Cougi egational church tomorrow evening,
Rev. A. Z. Mathcr OF Detroit, Mich, Will
preach next Sabbath at the Baptist church
morning and evening.
BAzAR-Lct no one forget the supper and
Bazaar at the Congrr ;ational church next Thurs.
day evening. There vii be- also, large and
beautiful array q t.ncy antilles of all descrip-
tions, suitable f,r holiday gifts. Ali are very
cordially invited All will he made to feel per.
fect,y at home, al are guaranteed a pleasant
evening.
AT GRAND E,pIE.-A concert and oyster sup.
per will be gi..u at the Presbyterian Church
and Parsonagr. 40 Grand Ridge, on Tuesday
evening, Dec li.h. Tickets emitting to both en-
te..ainments for 'c usual price Of the supper
alone. Concert gins at o'clock p. NJ.
A THE CLIFToN.-The ladies Of the Episcopal
Church will give another Of those agreeable So
ciaties at The Clifton on Tuesday evening, Dec.
lita. There Will he music and dancing, and
supper will be served Tne admission will be
only 20 cents
hAsoSTc.-A regular convention Of ShabbOna
Chapter, No. 81, X. A. NJ, will be held in their
hall on Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, 1915, at
~ O'clock, Work on p. NJ. degree.
Pg order Of NJ. +. High Priest.
CHAs. f. PETIT, SCc'v, II.
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buys more goods than gold dollar did before
the late war. To-day Scott Bros. Co. will
commence Big Sale Of large lot OF goods re-
Gently purchased at lower prices than before the
late war,-such goods as are adapted to the sea-
son.
Shawls, furs, coaks, dress goods, Tin this de-
partment some great bargains) ladies and gents
underwear, nice merlno vests at 80 cts each,
shectings, blcached muslins, cotton hannels,
wool fanncs and cloths
1000 yards new prints; good fast color print
at 5 ets; dark standard prints At 90 cts; choice
styles to cts.
Table linens, towels and napkins; fine Sd ia
bic d1mask at SlOO, worth Sl5O; fine Turkey
red damasks at Sl00, worth Sl.25; cloaking vel
vets and black silks at lower prices than ever
known in this county. $3.50 silks at $500; sl.5O
silks at q 90; $500 black silk cloaking velvet
at $1,000. Large assortment of fancy goods for
the holidays. SCOTT, BROS. 20.
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The Tidal Wave.

That shall sweep the country if Havana iooac'
co holds out The "Tidal Wave" is the new DC
cigar just put on the market by Smith, Rising
& Co. As there have come to be so many brands
of &C. cigars, Messrs. s., Il. u 20. were IN meas
ure compelled to begin the manufacture OF one
and have brought out the above, which, We be-
lieve we can safely say, is the rery best on the
market We tried one, and say that in our juds
mcnt there are but few brands of cigars OF highe'
nrice that COMPARE with it. Pray try one.
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MRS OMEARA is always up to the times with
sonnet thing new, and you should see what she has
for this season and the still colder soon to fol-
low. She has some mighty pretty things for the
holiday season, in her line too. Visitors arc al.
ways, welcome, nay, urged, to examine her goods
and learn her prices She's afraid Of neither.
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GriMtli's.

After considerable delay the GriiIths our bos'
boot makers. have settled down in the rooms
over Sanders Grocery Store on Main street
where they propose to do all kinds OF custom
work. The workmanship of the Griflths is toe
well known to the citizens of this county to need
commentator at our hands, but new corners and
skepties should 20 to them and examine that
case OF work In their rooms,-it speakSfor itself.
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Still the Rush

continues at II. j. GILLEN's Gilen's stock is d.
,oays full and complete and its uniform good char.
acter speaks volumes for the management of the
house. Every one is invited to examine his
stock, and share In the extraordinary
bargains he is now offering. Gllens policy is
always to rcduce prices at this season, and he is
as good as his word--he neger fails to do so.
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j, Dickey & son.

Dickey's display OF fine jewelry and gold and
slverware is gorgcous,-such stock is but
rarely seen even in metropolitan cities, and
comprises everything. 1t is hardly necessary to
state this firm cannot be beaten on low prices
their long business career and success in Ottawa
has proven that years ago, and they never change
except for the advantage Of their customers
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Presents.

There is no denying the fact that piece OF
jewelry or plate makes one of the most accepta
BILE presents that can be given at the holidays or
any other time. Mr.. Peterson, on La Sale st.
recognizing this fact, has selected his new stock
with this especial idea in view and has succeed
MAKE your selections. His policy of low price
like the law OF the Mcdcs and Persians " al
tereth nCYern
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The surgeons Of the international Surgical In
sttute will visit this city on the 9Th and G,h O.
January, 1876, and can be consulted at thc Cliff
ton Hotel
No Institution in the world has met with sucl
hearty favor ard endorsements as this. The dli
ference in their favor is that they will positive
ly make no promises they cannot faithfully per
form, prcferng this plan, to that of eXtOrting
money. doing no good, and losing reputation
In every case where a cure is promised, writ
ten guarantee ia issued
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ZimInerinan's,

s. Zimmerman has enlarged his store rsom hy
building on a new two story addition-making
his room nearly twice as large as any room in
the city; and lie has it filed (both storics) com.
pletely with new and fashionable furniture. On
account of the hard times he has reduced his
prices very materially, and now believes he can
undcrsell any furniture house in the county.
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Osman & Hapeman received yesterday case
of the celebrated Hartford Trailing Ferns fol
decorating purposes; also some Pressed Ferns
and Autumn Leaves. They are the most beaut
full of all things for decorating your homes. Cal
and see them at once, as there is but limited
quantity of them. First come, first served
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Books for the HOLIDAYS.

In the whole range OF suitable presents, none
rank higher, or give more enduring satisfaction
than books. Besides the new books of the day,
our stock embraces, as usual, standard library
books in the best editions, and in all varieties OF
binding, and illustrated gift books
OSyAS - UhPrI.N.
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IMMENSE NEALlH.--mOng the most wealthy
meritorious proprietary medicines. The trade
mars Tor HALLS BALsAM is estimated worth
sJVooc This value is based on the instrinsiC
merit OF the medicine. II is the most marvel
lou' remedy for coughs, colds, and pulmonary
CompIalnts known. Price, 81 % nrr lioiflc
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Cost. Cost. Cost,
Gold Watches at cost
Gold Chains at cost.
Fine Stone Cameo Set. at cost,
Silyerware at cost
Fine Table Cutlery at cost!
Silver watches at cost,
Call and be convinced.
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IIO! for Christmas!

Ihaye an elaborate assortment of Christmas
7oys and the largest quantity OF Dolls ever
brought to Ottawa. And what is more, propose
to sell them clear do,ca, allowing no one to beat
me on prices. Be sure to examine my stock be-
fore purchasing. No. u COURT ST.
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I. you want nice jewelry for holiday presents,
DC sure 10 90 TO Trask's, where you can get any
ta.as in the line of gold or silver watches, ear.
rings, breast pins shirt studs, sleeve buttons or
silver plate, az cost
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A Frank e Co. manufacture all the goods the,
sell, therefore money can be saved by tradin;
with them. Their place is located West OF tn
Govt House.
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Pianos and organs for the holidays, nom Reads
Temple Of Music Chicago, now opening at No.
70 Court s.. Call and see nov low you can buy
i;rst-cla.s instruments.
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BIS. Costello nas large assortment Of elegant
ha.- switches, long curs, frizzes and pufTs at tcy
10 prices. Combings made up in beautiful styles
to order. salesroom in Opera House. second
HgCr, Ottawa
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santa Clans.

when lac starts out on Christmas eve, will frs,
visit Walther ana buy his presents ofhim Tie can
sell them cheaper than old Santa ever though,
Of doing.
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b Tax. Tax.

The State, County and City Taxes are now
due, and the same can be paid by calling at the
County Trcasurer's Office, on and after the 10th
day Of December, 1875. K. o. BLACK,
Town and City Collector.
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Millinery.

| am Offering Special inducements now in millin.
cry goods, and if the ladies wish to save trenty-
Jdye per cent these hard times on their purchases
and get the best and most stylish goods in Otta-
wa. they will be sure to call at Lows, Court st
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WANTED To RENT \ HoUsE,-Conycnient end
wed arranged. Address, giving number of
rooms where situated and rent per month, c.
j u carc Of this office.
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level cases, work boxes, she'll boxes, glove
and handkerchief boxes are sold very cheap, at
Forbes and Gehri.g'-
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spAcE. lw.2w. i NJ. an. an. SIN. ~.
lines Of Agate r,exe one square.

Twelve lines OF AgAt plEke orc square.
Advertiser ents not under contract must b. plainly
mark the length OF time desired. or Ties will be contn
ned and charge for un.! ordered out.
Business professional cards mot exceeding hVeles
Inserted at donrs per aunum over ve lines one DOL
srp per line extra.
Transient advertising In all cases 10 De paid strictly In
dvance.
tH- Yearly advertisers ~!scontnuing their ADVERTISE
men.s before the EXPIRATION of the contract WIFI chafs
full rates above. Extra charge Will also DC msue
or dissolution and other not 'he
regular business.
Local notices fifteen cents per line
II In no case will tnese terms be depsrtedtrom'
II The date on slip which the Subscribers name
praed aes the time when the subscription expires
Persons who paid for the FREE TRADER shouid De
careful to notice that date the slip corresponds 70
the dse to which they have paid and at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Our facilities dong all kinds Of Job WORK, IN the va
roussyies of the art surpassed In this section
and we respectfully solicit those wishing anything doneln
thsineto give call. By the tudcous ana ipefaluse
praer's Ink many mans fortune! as been msne' sno
tse deld Tia still open. Tryit.
Orders by ~ promptly sttendedto.
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Trunks and travelling satchCls suitable tOI
Christmas presents, cheap at \. Frank * Cos
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! Cash, as usual, will have the largest assort
ment of holiday goods in the city,
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DR.. LAYoSTAISE, who Is advertised on ahoth-
er page to remain but 20 days from the 10Th ult.,
has on account of the business pressing upon
him, decided to prolorg bis stay here to 90 days.
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NEW CLOTH STOCK.

sand mng k
Best IMrCO ckndC
kFrnchC
cko
aadPa omSs OF
Sawl f
STOCK
FannAs
dFurnsnn gGousof mos dro
salcdbna and #
salclosd An
New Trimmings
ar@t ompdcs mkofB otadS
busn b prompt
vino hemsl there S
"One Priced IIose"wh where d sold 1,EN
at ipanf Figures of the
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Nut. aad !.alt. &c. u: ao!.dey. !. s.e az g.o,
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Bank hooks, stationery aud printing, furnished
Tros' Pity aud 81 fair prices, AZ Osmsu q Hape.
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Broken candy only lOc. per b. at Mccain Bros
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8uy an Ulster oyercOat, ~ Sticfcl ,I Co...
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Ai5nm.. booss. JIG in IN Lindlng 81 Cash's
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OBITUARY.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BEEKMAN.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BEEKMAN.
Benjamin. Franklin BeeKman, one of New York's
most honorable and enterprising business men,
died arthe Windsor House. In this city, yesterday
noon, OF pneumonia, In the forty.sXtn year OF his
age, alter an illness or less than week. Until
Wednesday last his health was apparently perfect,
when he complained OF pain in the left chest
and, although Drs. Flint, Gilchr.st, Otis and other
prominent physicians attended, he sunk rapidly
until his death. he deceased was native of
Rocky Hill, Monmouth county. n. j., but from
early manhood resided in New York. lie COM
manced his business career as CLERK In q silk i'm.
porting house, but shortly atterward began the
same business on his own account, found
ing tine neuse Of off of B. gsexms snooS
continuing an active member OF the same
unt about Ave years ago, he retired still retain
a. Bsckman Il Co., No. 537 Broadway. Although
retired from active commercial pursuits his con-
unued. At the lme OF bis death he was Presi.
dent or the Exchange Savings Bank. President OF
tue Mercnants' Lie insurance Compauy, senior
oi the twenty third street Horse Ran DAD Com
papy, director OF the Christopher Street Railroad
ana PRESIDENT OF the West Lluc Railroad OF New
Jersey. the deceased was prominent member
OF Dr.. stephen II. Tying, Jr,'s church, being
Sns o. @,oa the TO o. The wns
Mr.. BeeSman was always democrat but would
meyer meyer consent to nod ONCE, although repeatedly
solicited. Last !a!l ne was persaaGed to allow his
name TO be pus on the Ottendorfer ticket for Alder.
man.at- Large. AS an upright and charitable cltl.
zen me deceased was held IN the highest esteem
by all who knew him. Quiet and unostentat Gus
III his philanthropy, he frequently gave large sums
Tor charitable purposes and was ever ready to
lend helping hani III cases OF need. As trustee
and executor OK estates he was much soughe Tor,
aud at the time OF hls death occupied tnuse D 81.
tered IN Greenwood Cemetery from the Gnu. ch OF
Dr., stephen Ii. ryna, Jr. on Friday morning, at
children.
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JAMES w, TAULD3,

MIR. Jaincs W. Faalds. a retired merchans OF New
YORK, and one OF the representatives. OF q class
which, by the ravages OF death, Ia fast LecominG
extinct, died on Monday evening In this city. The
deathoed scene was Que OF unusual soemnity. as
the chiluren and Grandenildren Of the patriarch
were with nm IN his last moments, Deceased
Was the grandfather OF tue well known phiiln.
throphis', Dr. William Fauds Tnous. Tue funeral
VIII take place to.mo row, at one O'clock from
his late resiGenco. No. $40 East Forthwith street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-10
FROST AND STEAM AS DEATH
AGENTS.

Very early yesterday morning Michael Kelly. q
Young man residing In Newark died suddenly q,
o resort known as "rhe Plank Road Bridge
House" While crossing the meadows. It seems
the HE was teI ally frozen out OF him 30 that ne
medical or other human ala cand save him.
In Harrison township, on Monday afternoon.
James Mckenna,. Man seventy years OF aga
wnie picking up coal on the track or tns Pennsyl.
vanfa Railroad, was struck by u locomotive ana
lnstanty killed. coroner Rneinhart VI HpdsoA
City, Will huld IN INQUEST