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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

100 WEST TwENTY.NINTH STREET, NEAR
10 Broadway and Sixth aycnue.-one Room on
paror Hoor third story front Room; also han Room,
well furnished terms low table une1ceptionablo; day
boarders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

MORTGAGE sALE-BY VIRTUE on A CHATTEL
wi mortgage and BY order Hon Robert @ Hutchins
surrogate q the county o. New YorE. win expose for
sale public vendue this o'clock in the AZ.
ut nos III and lg West Twenty third street,
theatrical Propertv &c. LOUIS LkUBUSCHRk, At
tOrney for MOrtgagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

4 LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED OR UNFURNTSHBD
n let with hrst class Board, 10 gentlemen or
gentleman and wife, with family OF american adults
references EXCHANGED. Apply al l55 West 2lst st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

LNOR sALE-ON THIRTY.shVENTH STREET, hhAh
FINN avenue a nice three story high -leop DNell
INK with 81 Furniture Il required Al II an street
room a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

THE METROPoLITAs PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
4 zlB Broadway have unsurpassed facilities tor doing
all Kinds o. Prinung Sith unusual promDnass and al
moderate prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

A N A MoNTH-NICB THREE STORY BRICK I;
pfU every Improvement II rooms genteel, pleasant
neighborhood; very desirable TO nice, respectable
family. Apply 10 KNAPP ZSo East 10th street Posses
sion VOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
COAL AND WOOD.

CoKE.f5 50 PER CHALDRoN. DELIVERED IMAE.
- daey o. any part OF the city orders by mat
promptly attended TO- Ihs Ia the only once Ito
side or the sale Of Manhattan Gas Works Coke Parties
supplied Tor shipping At greatly reduced prioe
GkAPshR BURNS. a62 Ell Eiehteen h atrap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
pROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOE
SALE OR TO RENT.

|,RRENWlcH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSES
(T 96l per month upward many beauuiui Pisces for
udlng attractive shore front properties healthy
ana Accessible, Address J. W. ATWAfE2, Riverside
station Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

IIoTRL LRAsE AND FURNITURE FOR SALON
III Chestnut street Philadelphia Address b. SkiH
WARNER, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

A -oFLhNNID FOIk STORY HUH bTOUF WEI4Il
II. built admirably planned, corner and inside ~ loot
brown stone Dwellings only 40 feet from FINN avenue
entrance into Central PARK, FtftFCIghth street,
$500 for corner house and only $500 Tor house az
Joining Bargains OLlces III Pine street and ~ last
keyenteenth street v. x. STEVENSON, Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

4 lilo EAST TWENTY FOURTH STREET-A NEW
"A. ly furnished House, with elegant Rooms, double
single to rent with OF without Board location central
AMI broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

yxvANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, PLEASANT
w Room and Board for tn summer, betwe en- Eigh III
and Tenth avenues ana Fourteenth and Twenty third
streets; - per week Address g., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

UANTED-A FARM IN EXCuANGE FOR TWO
w four stofy brick Houses. centrally 0cated ana
-ented als9 Loss priced LOt fDr private Houe. worth
yl5qg4 hLLREkT PICK 2n- West lhlrty-fOurtn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

ORANGE. N. J.-HAMILToN & WALLIS, 80 PINE
W street Offer for sale and furnished or uniur-
nished, elegant Country Seats mountain clin)
mountain shoe or ridge opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

HOUSE TO LBT-FoUR STORY IN EXCELLENT
IL order. modern improvements fI6 Twenty ninth
street between Sixth and seventh avenues Broad
Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
clTY REAL EsrA1A yos SALE:


A FOR SALE OR TO LET, THE ELEGANTLY
n. built, planned, finished and located large high
Dwelling on Madison avenue, northeast corner OF
FIy fourth street prce OF rent low. Offices II Pine
street Or 81 East Seventeenth street v. H. STEVEN
son. Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
KoARDEns WANTED.

CT 50 TO 81 PER DAY. So TO sl2 PER WEEK.
pl w Fine Rooms with excellent table. families
ana single. at liza no and It's Bleecker street pear
Broadway. Croquet grounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

100 EAST TWENTY SEVENTH sTREET-ONE
lAO entire Second Floor, singY suite with
Board; also other Rooms neighborhood good. Refer
EXCHANGED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
DY PETER BOWIE AUCTIONEER.
ID Marshal's sale.

MortEa sale OF Furniture at the Riverside Hotel
l5d street the lluison directly opposite tins depot
saturday, May 80 al IA O'Clock A. N. ALI the Yurni
Mattresses Bedd ing &c. Of the above hotel
ststing Of parOr dining room and chamber Furntnre
for TO- Train Thlrteth street depot
AL .tNA n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

MONEY SAVED Is MADR-STOP RENTS AND IN.
wi terest-tiU0o 500 cash. balance monthly $50
small House, II rooms gas water, sewer; city every
halt hour. cents Address box lf2 Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCrTONERR, WILL SELL
~ this day saturday, Al l0h O'Clock atNo O. Jsmeg
street stock and Fixtures OF Lager Beer saloon aud
Boarding House, viz FIRST class Beer Pump Bar Ice.
house, CAairs Tables, Pictures Bedsieads Mattresses
and Lease Premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
HOARD AND LODGING WANTED

DOOM AND BOARD IN A GERMAN FAMILY FOR
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

Families 81 England ana Russia supplied with this
food aud the MedC Al PROBE recommend Il with the
utmost confidence aud certainty o. success
See Medical certificates and 0pnion
Wholesale ana retail OF The manufacturer fA3 New
Bond stree e. London. W
taft AL chemists ana siorekeepers through.
ont the states and Canada who dlso supply SavOry 4
MoOreis Digestive Cocoa TOR dyspeptc and delicate
be rs0ns Of all ages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

LARGE VERY PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WIFE
~ Alcove, furnished 20 gentlemen, without board
running water terms s6 per week; references
changed. No 223 West Fifteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
REAL ESTATE 10 EXcHASGE.

DEAL ESTATE sALE, EXCHANGE And LOAN
Ia once IA i0ininR exchange Sa.esrooms, m Broad.
Nay. room J.-karc bargains Ia tity aud suburban
Property AMI Farm Lands, also Tennessee Coal iron
bADfGE W HUNT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

. BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. i29 EAST
- Twenty third street-n and somely furnished hoomA
let with liable for families single gentle
men; terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

THE BEST PLACE in THE CITY TO HAVE YOUR
L Printing done is at the METROPOLITAN PRINT
ING EsTA BLlSHMENT 2I8 Broadway, because, with
the extensive facilities the oice work Is done
there at the lowest rates and with great prompness
, 1875-04-05
ELSEWHERE.
U ltN IITNK

sra,as kuafhs%h Ia 4n< Cateaon Tribune.
AI.oH, ILL.,, Anil 4.-Tho annual meeting Of
Tue Alton and vicinity Bsblo soclot7 WAS hold
This evening 1t tie Presbyterian Church. After
tho reading Of reports Of the socIotys
agents for tho past year. tho follow
Ing otlcers wero elected tor tho ensuing
year: John L. Blair, Presidents J. II. Perrin,
Secretary; NJ. ]. Leo. T1onBurer; Gatnusl Wade.
]. L. Watkins, and II. Appel. Direotora. Tho
address vas delivored BY tho Hey. Dr.. K,ndrscks.
President Of Slur.lott College. Thofe wero no
Services At Tho other churches IN tho city. snd
tho attendance WAS very large
At WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D, G., April 4.-The friends Of
the American Tract Society celohratod its 1tiotl,
year In the Nom York Ayouuo Presbyterian Church
this evening. Judge Strong, OF tho Supreme
Cour, presided. Tho Iiav. Lyman Abbott. editor
Of tho Christian Weekly the 1sev. Dr.. Bush, Of
Tho American Board, and others, snado .ddrcss-
os. Tho total rocepta excood gl2, 2,70o, COO, Of
which ono-thltd are from donations and logacles.
Tho expenditures for grants, eolportage. and tho
foreign mission press, osccod tho entire benevo'
lent receipts. Tho President has returned to
Washington.
, 1875-04-05

ri. and sIur ourscl,cn away to everlasting bies.
This Bcripturo thought OF tho fraEtty OF tlo
bedY and Of tito reality Of tho hsAVon!s e'ato.
hronks ' ~ tllst nass" IN h,,sM snas m,o
ns Il II t,nrc 1t silaAca tErla,n that we shall
think, anil study, md bn cagcr H. "pprohcna
without lilo btrn,n antt worrin,oNt wl,ch SO ox-
In, facility and scccn.. II makes certain tllat
we shalt bare service 70 perform, abundant. WI
censsug. delightful: That thanglh viii expand.
knowIedQa swopp now ileds. tho life take Of,
nov mona,lres Of diyinn frMitfalnosa and beauty,
Tic heart swelt with ,ew sud in,n,ossnrablo iss.
friends, let ~ tako double lcfron lcIc.
On the one side. let the reality Of Chr,Hts oreo-s
With i,s Ills pterobt. ffls abiding humanity, Ioat!
M to br more tsae With Him. He "east, aaa
mot orr foundations. felt our wsnta, our pains,
sounded nil tho dopthn Of olr ncods. nItke u
body and of Bont. AMI, M think. she r;a"t o.
tho nails Is IN Ills hands alilI, and when llo aGos
luito tonderucas. and With all ti.t trsnonaoan
force In lis remcn,Drauce, "My brothff, my
estor, 10 Of good cli"or: havo overcome tna
wor One wIt M a s1"nye fsac,s 10 ns pI Ita nD o H%
md how certainly ren!ize IL unto aaily e'ctorY,
daily peace, and daily 10y! =. ~, 80,
And. on tho other side. let tho ren!-
tty Of heaven both Sa.,uso soiS'. t'a,o 'n m.an, an
wo lovo nt5 there. and wo shall Fec
thou,, sro them In loving rcsoEntian, Just as wc
shalt nco tho l.otd, ,-ara the!r faces. hear their
VOICES ABIDE III her fellowship AND tho n,nfo !,fo
birnsctl than tbs isfe with the!n hero.
En should tiiB coming reality Of hcnvon In
spi,y us for now nnh Increasing devotion IT, our
discpeslatp The service tnere belag real sor.
vico,-rea! study ot TRUTH real growth III heavenly
character. rcal ongagednesa In diTino ministry,
ii followa Tint what ME llcte ~ill col:3It!on
how wo shall begin theFe. Tho moro NO know Of
Chris. horc, se higher up In tho heaSooly school
49, t~k. ntzut hltn fS3Ir a.
, 1875-04-05
ARTHUR BROOKS.

11fA Farewell Hhrmon.
T1s nov. Arthur UsouLs psoAoed his fetowoll
sermon iu tho locture-room Of 1t. James Ep,a.
ess4ou . .us. ~ NV ~ "a ,,..~n, .,..s..
eopal onason' ooraef ol H. e"sa Anu 'io1nn nues.''
yesterday morning. 1ho hfs! tart OF the dig
course WAS deyolcd to statiaicAl account Of tho
pronress of tho church-she rork accomplished
IL linn ncIn, aud rc,,oio,a aon,a-t1urinu Tim
....s" ~ .. w." 's,, a.ssa s,,sa,, -" .1,a,,,,"
paato1ase OF the pleaches' wA'ca n"u 70 e1tenaeo
ovor threo years. AfeeF sle l1re' tho IT. dameh
community wan burdoncd with debt, having lost
all tho proue1,y Of tho church. except
tnn nro,ra m ,rhic,, ~, bul,,finr .toot
.to b'ouna W "I..n ~ us'4""s ''ee"
A'eo' 10 aaa 10 the otnes ofa"paeke' .I'o con-
Etcgation was broken up among other churches
very many Of tho Epiaoopaliuu rosldenta Of tho
North sldo having moved to tho other aect'ous
~, IL III. MI. A., ,,,oo. ,,1.rt.l,,,n .... ~
% ,nn Sn ,I1 III tdrn x,r ,,nts r ~ ~" ~
nges.ar I ni7cn,nstsnces. was m lmms uss ,,nuor-
Esass aa. no.. fnis,v fri.hsd ~ ".
sarnss araus vo,, NJ n tha nndorinm botou te
nr"oin.i th1,c ,c,t mu,in,.c' Dmrirr thn tb,ro
psnc'n, .S III III ,oan .na,t ~, = 'uv nvat"r"
yt@sS nS, snoto nay ~ ,,1i III, ,itna au III
sn,;e, no. saw i.rnoIv - H. imIas Itnstt.
a ~ ,a ~ xnrk 1Sr Thov IN. na
in"taI .;,,,tr . xorv sl,ort ttmn s,f nm, for
, 1875-04-05
AUHOPHODIA.

AT YAHKT3N. .
YANx7oy, D. T., April 4.-Great e1clsefnso..
prevails hero to-day. caused ny the afrirs! o. :.
two men nAmod 0wons, dIrect from tho bnss
Hills. They arc Of party who went OUT H. ,aus y
Springfield On about tbs LIT OF Februar1' la'!
rcmAiuoa tn tho H!!la but short time. ~ wv
had no mining tools to prospect With. 1as3
brought back With them eoyoral nuggo1 saa
particles Of gold which they took oa, W
with an AZ. Becoming Satisfied TINT gold eiIs'ss
IN paying Quantities, thoy loft four Of thef na. ~
ber. and returned for provisions and toos. 1ai iii
be- accomplished by n.ny from hsre. fle5 y. ~
so by tha Ntohrara route aud estimate ~ ,Ao .c, u'c
tance at about ESQ tnilon from hers. Ihey ~, ns'
two psrtsa Of ludaas who they Say: soto ,[oa &c,
feotly frlsndly, and thoy have no 1sa1s '''-
tuQku
, 1875-04-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

ruuApkLFA1A, Pa. April 4.-Atslseo' e'''''''
Ohio, from Liverpool. p,.tAa
Ban Francisco. Csl., April f.-Iho i ,sans
Mail steamship Great Republic, from ''urs this
Koug Aa Yokohama, arrived At o'c.oss .,;1si ss
morning. She left Hung Koug March !. a''''''
at YoAnhau.A tho 1sli, And saiiel tlle !t. cc!tla
NEw YoaN, April A.-Arlteo, s1ealas' WV
from l.iyerpool.
, 1875-04-05

holy tLinga than for Tho ncasn1ca OF thia world,
Tiara Ia no promise moro nwcot and precious
than that whcl, tho Lord Eavc to t1is servant Of
old. III thou turn nwar tlv suot from she Nab.
bath, from doug thy pleasure on my holy day,
aud call tho sabbath delight. tho lloly Of the
Lord, ami shall honor Him, not doing tino own
tluue own ploasl,re-s1,en sha't ts.on delight
thvnnf In ths Lori, nntl will causc thoo to rl!o
upou the high ri1ccs Of tho esrt!s and focd thcs
With the heritage of JACOB, for Iho Mouu, OF the
Lord hath eDokon Il.
, 1875-04-05
R10RJUARY.

5p5Fldl l70pdEh d I'M Ih1fd9h 7T1taH9s
JoIKr, ILL.,. April 4.-The funeral services OF
tAe llta Col. Laseaxo 2. Hauaer weta held in
Chsis. Episcopal Church 1t p. m. to-day. The
romaira were received yesterday afternoon from
Calllomia. aud were taken In charge by the
Joliet commAndasy OF Knights Ysmplar, aud
conveyed to tho 1csidonca Of tho lion. ". A.
Steel, lis son.iu-law. Ths procession was one
OF tho 1Argest evor seeu In Joliet. The cero-
mouies woEo conducted BY tho Knights TompIar,
OF which he waa an honotad inomber, Tho
Maso1As fraternity Of tho city were in attendance
in body.
, 1875-04-05

New Yoax. April IA pettsslle' 70, S,..s sl.'s 20
uays il las been arranged tE,at John elhe' -
companies Johc Wolsh, President W !.
8el4ylkIll County Iranchos Of tho snnn.ies i
soosstIon, to Carbon and Luzotne CouaN1
Induce etrlke there,
, 1875-04-05

V6ftE6DH, 4l6 ul3trl0uL1tA nld 1lA0[Q9fhpaDs
somo .ol them Afe fall.leugtb. .-htat H.. the
humble snpplsoation-~thua giving Publicity to
Ills humility. Soma present him 10 tho vorY act
of moving upon tho nervous System with up
lifted arm and rolling eye. Wa have seon one
photograph Which caught the groat, Ieyiyaliss y
his Lal,ds. a rather elbows, weso being uphold
BY Tho Aaso,f and nur Of tho movement.
The preaching OF the professional gettef-up
of foyiyals IL in keeping with tho rent Gs the
eccentslc al.uremeuts Which mark the movement.
| a Yorkshire exhoEter takes = pair OF scAles
gts @ pqpa S assrS to TSs n apas9 aS spsss. @
exclaimed, "You soem 10 think eal!ation au
catch, that insect" WLereuron ho grabbed
| paussd, opened bis hand amid breath!oaa atteu-
ton, aid said, 40. lRve mlssealtl" Ths effect
was, Iowessr. damaged ai'osuerd 70 some
extent by the remark Of one Of The 'bteathless"
hearerp. '.If he had only tried to catch tho in-
| sect, lusteaa OF missing II on purpose" Another
noted preacher (Ioplady, think) cried out
"They may slip, may they? A y tho Messla.,
tor, la preserving ilia people; hela only p4eool
hardly s1eei that altbou9e In his aonunel.-
| tiou Of tue coms1lsna he compotes With
piined ability. Brother, Hammond plays
bis easda ("covenans cards y we'll and with
= aeld for oultivat.on, ~ productive ~ tho Ger:
Chriat." snd the :. buy Of . who wrote book III
FLAVOR of Jesus; !" 1t H. perhaps. no woudas that
| lie haa oouslaasable Of IA ingathoEing. but
there seems TO bo no luck of success apywhess
uuloas 1t be in Chicago, where Moody toilsd 10
long uukuown 10 fame. Tits IL Chicago's great
seproAct. Elsewhere a. = general thing
no sooner does the machinery bogin 10 move
thau tho nsryouY System begins to move also. M
cider-m could Yield it, AIst tr,ckie OF sweet
JUICE With moro alAerity than tho lach1yuAl
, 1875-04-05
Some Attempts to Catch the
Manners Living rs
They Riso.
The Failure In The Senate TO Gust
Marshall, Of Peoria.
Report Of tho Committee Con-
corning tho Spurious Rail.
rontl Suits.
Tezt Of Kchoe's Bill for the Lovy and
Collection Of Taxes.

C0l1eotlon OF lakes.
ILLINOIS.
TUE HTxIE or TuE PRESENT HoUnE
opeeMt Ns'aten =, % i"e G"'eaoo ,fsonhe'
SPRINGFIELD. Apnl 3t-Inonea D? JOINT 1ee-
osn''on tno Aosn iaae' 10 A4eo ~ sno oaso OF
aajout"''ens 04ne ol0' pfaetsca''9 thcfo femhin
uu* 'ouF "oea1"k.oaSe ~ "n'cn 10 nn'aa "p tno
ous,noda oi t"o i"o"sy-nlnlh uohota' Assembly,.
ott olopoAs' ~ Always napPooh On 4aonoaS' hosA-
'uK ~ 1os n','len, ~ 'nu WY u s'saa' oa1luss1
VIA W eeoonp"snoa' 1aosuas oo''R o'scHon
oay. humoesa o1 sua n1e'noo1a WI s'ay a. nohe
oa 'ne' nreso1t Mcan'suhy 1nutsoaN aaa ffi-
aa?' VIII oe eooa "oehl"B ""sS SATURDAY
nomooe .! tho 'asnoo.e "Ii tutofh 80 'nclr
homea 10 STAY NV sno .no'ea"ons arc tnat our
ing tno ne1' "oeN no'h iionsea "u' DO lels WIN
oat WORKING mH1os'aas uhtsl tno lest aay tlharr-
aayh"nch possibly III nopoo1 pav'ne ioea, n'oaa-
~, m,.s' .uoto ".A w auosum ~ ooth nouaos
Inns anoften.ns w y, Luz 7ots'on naa virtually
olsposea oi ''oo po''lcal puneonoo ous'aesb'
tnsfo ~ no" w pFonan'hss OF taT'hcs
ehott 10 pass Inc ptA 1oPcanh8 the
NoElsiry act; tno Liquor INV will
DO lois Intact Without any attempt being mado
to secure lta modihcatfoni anu thers viii 10 no
moro tust'ah RESOLUTIONS or poosless anVoetga'
tons to expose sho 1aet tlat thete are no ateals
to be exposoa IN the hopubllcaa etate Adm'niH"
fration' ana that' "aeFoVef thoto aee osoh pa'sry
pi'tes'ng, tne eoppos'aoa Partners III tAa business
haVe poeae1ea mos' Oh tho aaoSeis' Anu now
comes 1on hu',us ssas,1 anonk 'm 1aonpcls 70 faAh
through their little local bills; and thcro Is
further time to BE- consumed in whiting down
appropriaton bills, "a to which tbore will have to
he Mint cpnraronna eouroi,,os, .nno,nto5. vnon
w 'o."s eon1o4'ase soseeo SpP,'u'ou' WV"
Ito chances aro thAt "hA1osor Tho latter recon-
4 monded Will be concurrod In without dobate.
Thus far, at least, the fixing OF tho day OF ad
,nurrn,ont h,. trana,o,ncd rhn 11onso ;n,n .
ss..a s.",.n ,,.s, 49,, .,.aa. ~ y. NV w..
"okeo uop1 Anau o'uo tooao VI aa "Ao
have Witnessed that extraordinary show from tho
noiltIcal business baLuu ont of tho wnv
now no,, N, motto thst tIlustrious body sa,n.
to havo adopted U.s. "EYofy man Tor himson atsd
tho de'tl tnko tho hndmost." The scrabble for
tho floor Ia rorss than eyer. ainco Tho passago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21

BESSET-on Sunday, Dec. at the residences Of 1er son
John stiles Harlem, HI zabeth elet Of Major Andrew
Il. Bonnet Ia the . th ear OF her age -. -,
the family invited 20
the Holy Trinity Church Harlem, corner one
huudrci and fths. and Firth ave. On Weones iay
%, at III Train leaves Folty secondsi al iOZO
CAVAN-At Jersey City flights, y. j. Dec 10, Mary Ann
Cayan. ia the Ttth year OF hes age
FUNERAL I'll aAs place late residence Academy
Jersey city Nights y. j., Tue.daY. Dec II, az p m
Relative, and friends tie tam Is respectfully invited
To attend without further Invitation.
FORD-At Dover N j. Oh saturday Dec. IL, Charity K.
wife Of Iames Ford. IN The 18th Of nee
friends invited To attend her funeral from
her Late residence on TuestLiy 2Ast INST az II M Gar
riaes in attendance arrival Of tie 7l5 and olU trains
from Now York
GRAvEs-In Boynton, Tszewer County. Illinois, Dec. :.
Wells Graves, native Of Hampshire County, Mass u
the 5Oth year ~ his age
HALI-On Friday evening. Dec IL, Otis T. Hal, aged 81
years. months, and "a days.
Relatives friends invited 70 attend the funeral services
on Tuesday afternoon Dec u, at 0ciOcA AZ MS late resi-
IA ed aud twenty lxtisI Inter
melt on inesiay morning az Nhits Plains Cemetery.
suddenly sunday Dec. 10,
AIea O.. wife Of IL. r. Hicks
er ices al her Late residence 1898 Park place. Brooklyn
on Tuesday, tho 2lst inst. al p N.
KENyFDY-On sabbath, tho 18th inst, Mrs Eliza Kennedy
beloved wifi. Of the Rev. Jane. KENNEDY. -
The viii place Dom her late residence 33i West
fIftv nfts. on Tuesday the 2ls INST ~ o'clock
tTtTFNTu Isudd.nly at Yale College, the evening Of
Dee H. 1873 Harry, eest son VI C. H. and > r. Lhien
The irers 81 The family respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral from residence Of mis- parents on Tuesday -
inst AT s o'clock Trains leave Grand Central Depot al
returning leave Yeukers 300 p M
urrCHFII-Ou Monday Dec. 20 Cora Belle only child u
Harvey and l. Mitchell aged years months and
and friends OF the family invited attend the
funeral residence Of her parents 40 Wet f"rty
eighth 49, On Tuesday. 2lst lust, a. o'clock 2. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DUNCAN. SHERMAN & co.

~rrrtcN or 2O5 CREDITORS RFPREsESrINa
g2.fGs.142 49-JupGE BIATCHFoRp DECLARES
rpB MEMBERS OF THE FIRM INVOLUNTARY
pANKRUPTs-NAMEs or PRINCIPAL CREDITORS
AND AMOUNT OF CLAIMS.
Tn the United States District Court, late on
,.,& Saturday afternoon before Judge Batchford at
rmsmbers william Butler Duncan. William Watts sher-
man and Francis H. Grain, composing the firm OF Dun
can sherman Co.. adjudicated involuntary bank
ru,ts upon the petition OF 200 Of their creditors
Jpcn the presentation Of the petition, which is In the
r.ral FORM and the admission of Duncan, sherman
% that statements contained In 1t were true Judge
e.tohford directed the entry Of order audicating
.ne Arm bankrupt The warrant In bankruptcy Will In
Jaw days issued to United States Marshal Fiske who
nv virtue OF It, will take charge Of the property OF
Dunean Sherman & Co.. until the creditors meet and
choose an assignee The matter has been referred to
pestster Ketchum. before whom the meeting OF the
riitors viii be held but who yet has made order
respecting such meeting.
Following are the creditors who unite in the petition
18th claims Of 5000 and over: