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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
pECISlONS-MARCH3l 81.

Supreme Court-Geueyal To7a-By Presiding Justice
rsIadgn"ni airmci opinion by Davis p j. Phea agt
Ir s costs sy f,a ..
ments opinion by Daniels Inc hrooGyn ,fc lusnL'.ee
bur-cmenls opinion by DaNr Ga9l az me knicser,
booker Life INSURANCE Coorr sfmcd WIN so COSTS ana
a~Judsment reyrsed now trial ordered COSTS TO abide
scent d Si1aTh aaed opinion by Davis P j.
Mayer ag Friedman Judgment Affirmed opinion by Dan
abide event order entero directing service Of The further
WA et a act Observation-Disclosures anirlned opinion by
Daniels j. Cann ct al agt. raIssg ct a.Juigment 70.
ycred, rnl ordered costs to abide event opinion 10y
Court OF speesl sessonsI9dgnent Affirmed opinion by
hcW ai ordered costs abide event Goodman and aao
ag Guthman-orisr reversed order eY''r wh ~
days afcr notice Of this decision, on notice
@ S a aaas when iS may I be % the
IN. seeo action or s a9sy GrnSn Sy anne. yacsed
order entered restoring case TO calendar without Soss Ia,
oflerea i' no gr,snf ed opn on by Daniels
$40 costs sathertnwae agL vreeiand ct Notion for re-
argument denied without costs De Won ast hsrAehai
Motion advance cause dcnied without costs sads sst
s ,ca ISr OF Ksacky ait San same
agt Iuraoy~indements afirued opinions by hrady, j.
S S% af rsd tH Sp1n ~ Dososac j. Hart At i.yo
ari uarg ana ano vc~ordcr modified to allow
attendants to serve answer. 10 com IAN. rHn wsy aI
ron ~ Daniels smith aSt os10rn-la0gment ani1sa
yer.ed now nal ordered to abide event. opinion by
nan,ela J. F1usrd agt. Poisson orJudyneit ahlrihee
annlon bv Davis. T. The Ocean National Bank ast arm
urIsr SreG WITH $40 costs and d,burselasn!s PInlon
by Davis r. j. Mill agt decentralization 70 disnss up,
nggai dcniei Iiann a+f Van Nonrhis ct al-hotion
denied. sanford aud sno agL Coltisl Cfoh hnp
AT sat dtord. - for reaTEuDsenl uchloi.
I,itr az seward. ScThe proofs sufficient IN our
10 establish with SUFFICIENT ccsrness the charge
jusucs, In his disosrmeh lhe
peceednss must therefore be dismissed Matter OF Hove &C
reported in this case IN suDsAn.r
no evidence produced before INN suhcoht 10
90 abh charges referred, II ordered tha. tae Me We
Waite kc-On the furth.f nearing VI
~ ass and upou The additional adavits IL IL ordered ina
the peo OF reduced six months Matter Oh
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsmNGrpN. March Sin the Supreme Court
OF tho United States today
lgi-thas r. Philips plaintiff In error, agi Ncnehee,
suo~dsu Ni0le-Ou motion 81 Nj p. j. ypitt was dis
IL vi ID costs under the lbth rule.
lg2.-Nm buchanan. paluu1 IN error, agt jerry Is
Argued b Nj James Carr of counsel ol the pa
I'm I'm error The Court declined TO hear counsel for the de
PENDANT In ,-.-... d.
~ The First National Bank OF Charlotte, planun IN
error agt The aioua ENchangr Bank of BsluuorfSuh
med printed arguments y M John scott IT, o counsel
Tor e plaintf In error by VIM. H. Frsk for the de
fyudaut IN
40 l9l-Iarvcy Ferry appellant act. The ComtneFe Al
Rank Of Alabama.-Sdhmitted printed argument By Mr.
Harvey Perry appellant counsel appearing for the ap
peliSnt.
40 lg5-Iacob Mage and Henry Hall, paluins IN error
Manhattan fIfr Insurance to-Ftrsod
40 1877 tsusfueA for 40 lJ6-FanCls l.. Mackcy q al.
appellants art Langley Ct aArgumcnt begun 10y ME-
samuel Lord IT, counsel 70 the appellants, and continued
by Mr. e. X. Miles for the appcllces
Adjourned I'll Monday at IL o'clock
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HORSE AND CARRAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Friday, March 81, 1876
At Mr.. JohnstOn's establishment to-day, Ihir-
ptSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO--In steamship colon, Marcn H.
Samuel /. Wadsworth and Wife W. f. Brown anu Slie W.
If Bacoat Rich and wife, j. Lewis Brlc&ett
and daughter ". j. Ford J. f. Evans, w. b. Parmenter
vile and sister Mia Martin. Mrs ID. w g. Jones ana
children Arthur crosby, J. G. Phillips II Price W liam
Poole Miss Cheva G0Olspeel james Platt Frank clark
W G. Chaplin. way Passengers-Ilenry Hurtddo, Manuel
Alvarez Henry q. Baxter. j. 7. Morrel.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBU RG-Id steamship CtMbTt1, Matcn 5l.-J'
Fuller Minnie Kant anu, Deborah Kan mann ~ Hllehyh
ski Stezer, Hulda Abraham +. Spegel, VIM Bilst
Geo Wiser Robert Sohoz BaraId0 COnAni JOS Graz EL
Nesseltrager, Hugo Scim, Carl kemcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

"Young man." said the revivalist, adj o.;
dressing the swearer, chow hot do you suppose hei
The workman recognized his quosticner, anu placing MS
arms aknlo and looking hi squarey In The faee sai
well Mr. fnney suppose ts so lot s1er r,n ,I yod
swssr t&r oo-creaino Mr. Fnney had nothing more
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sun rises 5000 5.f5 sun sets. 62i Moon SETS. 137
HGB THIS DAY-A. y
sandy HOOK 1921 Cows island l:2l Hell g. Ferry. 3:lO
HIGH WATER DAY-p "
SANDY Hook lgl Cows Island 1853 Hell g. Ferry 3;i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

Forty .eighth.st., west OF Sixthaye.
Services on SUNDAY, l0a a. IN. and 7ap m.
The rector, Rev. II. HEBER NEWTON. will preach
thc rIin Avenue Baptist Church, West Forty sixth
St, Eey. tloS. AHAI ACE, u. D. pastor Wii preach
OF Iabernaces' And at 1850. EVENING Gospel Hope"
SUNDAY school at A. All cordially invited 10 attend
6s, rss s1ssn and By
i Pastor Rev J. johns. on SUNDAY MORNING at 1880
Door Young fesples meeting ! ?. N. seats all nee
Associa ion sssy HALsEY MOORE {, Of Harlem
tho service Of song SUNDAY meerng' Medical Students
Pnyermegns 9o0e.' ~ P1IOs NJ. - ~ @ P"ss
Gay meetings. ThuDAY EykNI a o'clock in NJ, the
Meetings Tor young men only
Bedford street VI: n Cance,;-Rey. 9. H. GRREEGoRY,
asd 10 m. seats tree All are invited
Bleccker Street Universast Church corner Of Down,
ea s To MoHSiSG T ana EWES SGS
ana 1870 oeeck Morning subject; Chrst ana ms Nils
snSlsct' Then Consth the End-wheni" The public are
ooriially invited 10 attend
Bible Readings Ladies' in tho Chapel of the church
of tie Holy Trinity FOythrds. near the Grand Central
DopoL-Mss LOGAN and Miss BEARD OF England Will
address the ladies' city in the chapel 46 East Forty
thirist every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY, at
4 o'clock p m All ladies' arc Invited.
Chnrch the ely Cemnnrcn corner 5 OF CHAT ana
Nv NIN6s N Lent will be prs.ea.d H"iVh o. o' No'' W.
C.,,roI 81 f. Church. Seyenthaye, near Foureenthst-
,c pn.Inr rev o. s. hARROW Err will Preaci at 1880 a
m Inc Inrs SuBper after The morning sermon Tue Pastor
viii also preach the evening at 7s0eoek An are welcome
Ciurc. Of the Holy Apostles, Ninth aud Twenty
eir1Isa-InhOp POrlER Will administer the ute OF Con;
s1n,t,on AZ 10 80 a. N. The Rector Rev. BRADY
BACKUS, will preach In the EVENING LEO o'clock
Charch Of the Holy sepniesre, seventy fourth st. east
of ourth ave, J. FUTILE kdlII notwithstanding
seycs Holy Communion every lNDAf at 10 clock
Evening ga o'clock Daily prayers with lecture on
Friday m. The seats in this Church are all free
Calvary Baptist Church, Twenty third st. between Fifth
and Sin in syes, Rev H. - MACAlflU pastor preaenes
sTiN DAY MORNING. SUNDAY school, 2ov. Pastors bibo
class s. Rev. Or. CJAPP preachos In EVENING Prayer
Neeungs Monday and Friday Evenings strangers wseoms'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
FOREIGN BROKERS IN LONDON.

From The London Ttues March e.
Although we are a nation OF shopkeepers and
have eYelOped the machinery OF commerce and bAAng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

NUMBERING SILK THREAD AND FABRICs.-The
system OF numbering yarns by giving the number Of
meters in gramme agreed upon by the International
Congress assembled at Vienna during the Exposi-
uon Is not satisfactory for silk threads which are
not properly speaking, spun but result rather from
the simple combination Of threads already formed.
"hue the numbers of spun yarns may therefore be
accurately expressed by the differences in length Of
AgNeh weight of yarn, unyaryIug practice indicates
mat ior SIX, 1t is preferable to employ the varia
nohs IN weight Of given length of yarn although
sns numbering on tins plan begins with the finest
"'u Oh with the coarsest threads, in the former
'''o, Desldes the numbers for silk on the new plan
"oulu "e inconyeniently large The original basis
toi 'ne Enumeration of silk was tho number Of
ueh'eis lZaths OF the old French pound in 5000
'i'i ana afterWard, ON account of convenience and
s'onony OF time, the number of grains H4ths OF
o'ieD IN 400 ellis, the name dener being retained ;
guy IL Was found to vary greatly in different coun-
es On account Of the difference in the value Of tho
gram and even after changes in 1886 in France
anu Italy, the basis in France was 600
1''eis ana e.O13l1 grammes; III Italy and Switzer-
ia"o 400 meters and 0.050 gTanmes; and in Ger
many 4|o meters and 0.05336 gTammes A basis OF
ooo meters and y of q decigramme, suggested by
'"s 0aaiaber Of Commerce Of Crefeld in 1874, was
pieSented TO the Congress at Brussels While the
Exceptional character Of silk In system of number
"s was recognized by that body, desire was mani
cs.eo 70 render the metrlcal character of its basis
apparent, and TO give ii simpler relation TO
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Religious Notices.

Anihon Memorial Church,
Forty .cighthst., west Of SIxth-aye.
Services on SUNDAY, lOLl a. IN. and 2p. IN.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
CHASING DESPERADoES.

On the 18th OF last month the jewcry store OF Mr..
Billion, No. So Hicks street. Brooklyn, robbed
daring manner, tho particulars OF which were pub
lishcd in the HERALD at the time The Brooklyn police
have since been stranng every to discover
the perpetrators OF the outrage but without
until yesterday As we have already recorded, Cap
tain Aairc OF the Fifteenth police precinct acting in
concert with Captain Ferry, Of Brooklyn, made .
descent upon the 'Burnt Rag resort for thieves,
at No so Blocker street, Wednesday, and arrested
five dcsperadoes These were all taken to the Tombs
before Justice Flammcr, Thursday, and Mr. and Mrs.
Billion having been sent Tor called upon TO say
whether they part OF the gang who had robbed
their store They identified two OF the party, named
Patrick Boyle and George Wilson. she mon who had
held pistols their heads while others ransacked tho
store The three others thcn discharged, and the
identified men ordered 10 We locked up for uturc
disposition.
The prisoners were about being removed, when De-
tectvc Roache OF Brooklyn, and Officer Wodc, OF tho
Four centh precinct OF this CITY, looking out OF tho
court room window, saw among the crowd witch
known burglars, members Of tue Burnt Rag gang,
named William Barry and Mark McGowan. The oni-
GERS, immediately connecting these wth.thc pris-
oners, asked Mr. amt Mrs Billion TO step out INTO the
vcsilbuc and whether they could IDENTIFY them.
.Yss.n said Mr.. Billion the moment he saw the par
ties, ..thcy two Of the robbers"
the officers left Boyle and Wilson in charge OF the
men attached TO tho court and moved toward the
thieves. who, seeing they we're observed, fed down
Centre street They closely followed by the
officers fred them they After an exelt-
ing chase they finally captured In Baxter street
The officers took the prisoners over TO Brooklyn, where
they taken before superintendent Campbell and
then before Justice Delfnar The proper complaint
made against them, and they were rcmanded 10.
jail 90 await examination The police confident they
have the right men In custody, and that BOYLE and
Wilson, who identified as the parties who nerne-
tracd the robbery, Will be convicted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

ATTACKED BY THE SAvAGES.

Word has reached Sag Harbor, L. l., that william W.
Conner, son OF Mr.. HicKford Conner, Of that place.
was drowned at one Of the South Shetland Islands a
short time ago. boats crew Of the Charles sheafcr,
oiwmch nc was fourth mate, went 10 the island to
capture seals, when they we're attacked by sayares
One OF three shore was killed and four who 6ad
remained in the boat thrown into the water by
the capszng oil The vessel In their endcavor 10 got
away quickly. Conner was among the latter party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
LANDSLIDE IN NEW JERSEY

Yesterday morning large landslide occurred On
tho Hackcnsack extension Of the Fro Railway, near
Piermcnt, and tho road covered with d6bris to
the depth oil several feet As as possible num-
ps q oorers were set 10 work. and after abe2t three
hours succeeded In clearing tho rails and sR0uinG
Gafhc 10 he =. snmed once more
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-05

Tempting bargains at the CHEAP
CASH STORE Of j, I. Nusbaum & Son.
The Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany announces quarterly dividend
of two per cent, payable on the Goth
inst.
The Catawissa railway company
announces q semi-annual dividend Of
three and half per cent, on the pre-.
ferrtd stock payable on the 9th int.
We visited the store of ID. Book q
Co., opposite the l.. ~ S. depot, on
Thursday forenoon, aid found Mr..
Mcllose, the gentlemanly supervisor of
the business, fresh and genial in his
manners. lie exhibited to us large
variety OF the goods Offering at that
store and gave us list of his prices
which upon comparison we find to be
fully as low as the lowest. This firm
Is doing strictly cash business and
consequently offer great inducements
to purchasers. Read their large adver-
tlsement and then give them call
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Butler was in
town Thursday, and stopped In to see
us. He Informed us that Sheriff Bren-
eser is slowly improving in health.
The trial of McGeeghan, Boyle,
Carroll, Roarty and Duffy, for the
murder of Policeman YOst, began
Thursday at Pottsvile. The court
house was crowded with spectators.
Over 200 witnesses have been summon.
ed. At the time of Adjournment of the
Court only one juror was secured.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-05

HARRISBURG May The members have COM
menced packing up their documents. etc, IN
order to be prepared for heir departure al soon
rs possible after the adjournment In the House
the scenes OF some lew winters ago are Oeing
themselves throw ing paper balls, tlles OF bills
etc. around the room Notwithstanding the re-
quest CT the Speaker to demean themselves IN
manner becoming the dignity of memOers Of the
House OF Representative. The usual subscrip.
lions are being made in both branches by the
members for the purchase of suitable testimon.
las OF esteem for the presiding officers and
n embers Senate bi No, n, known as the
Boom bill, Is now IN the hands OF the Governor
awaiting his signature or veto. % effort will
be spared by the friends OF the bill TO ecure its
approval, and AS the Senate. by its action in
authorizing ltS pieblulng Onicers 10 sign 10.
-JOnn tOghhn. Treasurer Of MahnnOy town
ship, in chuylkll county, was cOnvic cd on
Saturday of 70 gerry and emOezzlemeni.
Hon Henry Rawl assumed the duties OF
State Treasurer Monday, Mr.. Mackey retiring,
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Big Creek Items,


Candidates are getting more nu.
merOus.
Read the notice to fishermen, in an.
other column.
Singing school is now taking the
place Of Spelling Bees.
Garden works are being pushed
along quite rapidly in this section.
Our farmers are preparing the
ground preparatory to the planting Of
corn.
The swallows have made their sp-
pearance-although not in very large
! numbers.
Our roads are in very good con-
ditlon for travel at the present time of
writing.
The days are still increasing in
length and afford more hours for work
and less for sleep.
"A new singing school will be open
ed she rtly, at Solt's. All Wishing to
avail themselves of the opportunity Will
please make n note of this.
The singing school, Mt Pine Run,
"Dusted on Saturday evening last,
and ceased to exist just before the snow
storm came on.
ladies should not put off securing
their flower and garden seeds any
longer. They can be had at w. e.
KemCrer's store.
Mr.. Paul Solt, Of this place, is rap
idly hurrying his house towards com.
pletion. lie has increased from 1-2
story to two stories in height.
Il am pleased to note that the wife
OF our esteemed friend, w. Il. Kemer.
er, of this place, who was seriously in
disposed for the past three weeks, has
improved her condition considerably,
and is now able again to be about her
work as usual
1t Is not the man who prelends TO
own the greatest amount of property,
ana at the same time drive kind of
horse jOckeying business that is the
most respected, man generally believes
hlu self greater than hU is, and is es-
teemed less than lie is woIth-Selah.
<-Qnite an unexpected snow storm
occurred at this place on Sunday after
noon, and ON Sunday night it frUze 50
hard that ice was formed upon watrr
where it was standing in still places.
Fears are entertained by many that the
fruit crop may have suffered therelrum.
However, hope 1t may not lie so, and
that we may have an abundant crop
again this year is the earnest wish of
REVERE. -
Mr.. j. r. Giffn, agent for the nur.
sery of s. T. Magce, of Montandon,
Northumberland county, delivered
la'ge number of trees at this place last
week. They were the finest, and brst
looking trees delivered at this place for
a number Of yeals. Mr.. Gilhn will
find no difficulty in taking new
orders, as the trees he sold our farm,
ers, give greatest satisfaction, aud even
speak for themselves.
There will be preaching at Snyder's,
this (Satuiday) evening, and to NOR
row. Sunday, 10 a. IN, in The church
at Solt's. REVERE.
Big Creek, May 2.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-05
The Coal Trade,

The anthracite coal trade continues in the
same discOuragug position as for the past
month. There Is n tuJorabundance OF coal
ON the market, nnd yet the supply increases
from week to week. Operators III the Lehish
region have decided to suspend operations for
twelve days beginning on the 81 of Ma. tbs
suspension is attributed by the EnDfnee RIM and
Mining journal TO the fact that the LGhigh
valley railroad has exceeded by more than
uuut le lis alOtment OF shipment to tidewater
Tor tho month Ot \ pril The company was ie
mOnstraied with by the combination carrying
companies, which re- u ted IN the suspension u
production as st,ted The Lehigh Valley Com.
pany l. net Directly member Of the cOmbIn
uOn, n,bcnce cannUtOe fined for excessive tonnage.
orS ut The SchuylkIll mlnes COutinIes quite
slack, though the shipments OF coal the past
week were Increased over those of the previous
week. ut the coal Out,OOK 1t cannot be denied
Is at present quite dircOuraging, Ledger. May l.
he following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the lchigl Valley hailroad for the
wcrN ending Aylil 29tl, 1873 and Ter the year
UmpaIGu w tn the tiInp h. at
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Jimmy ISerrIgan.

As everything pertaining to tho "Mollies,"
and TO that " broth av a boy " Jimmy Kerrigan,
| IN particular Ia nnxiously looked fof and read,
we reproduce, Il ON the columns Of the sheni n.
dOah Evening 1leiald, the following account Of
JImmy's trip to ana appearance IN Pottsville on
Monday morning last
ripple excitement was caused Monday morn.
ing ly The circulation Of report that Kerilpan
had been Drought To town, AMI since the report
had been cOrrODOrnted james has become he
fav0rite topic Of conversation, Jimmy Ia very
mysterious rndvlduul-at least that Is the geue
rnl opinion. Now YOU see him, and now yoi
dOu't-n good teal ike the ms ct that spends the
past three O'Clock Monday morning Captain
Pecler. OF the Coal anu iron police. Deputy
shelln Samue! snyder, and kerrignn que "
emerged from MauCh Chunk mi aud proceeded
in the direction II the LehlPh depot Tne sde-
walks were stunned by the M, site three who
did not care about disturbing the sunbers OF
the placid, but easily excited, borough. Reach.
ing the de Dot Just IN time to catch the Ia tpnst
three o'clock train. the travellers emoarEed, ard
they arrived ut Mount Caribou n few minutes
before nine o'clock. Allowing the train to prO.
ceed, the three waited ior conveyance that
had been hired TO carry Them to Puttsville, aud
Tlmmv, VINO did not know what arrangement Is
had been made but maKing n shrtwd guess,
salui Are you gong to give me another o,fri-
age rdel" Being answered In the allilnn ave,
ne looked Mt the crowd that had assembled and
smiled patronigngy and seemed as happy rs
lark. Ten minutes drive brought them to Chc
Jail, which James entered, and in which he now
remains. lie never looked letter-Or, in fact,
as Well-lh ms life as he did Monday morning.
y hewslil-coat pants. vest, and hnt-wGs pur.
chisel Tor hm few days ugO aud to see III,
way IN which he bdmires himself when he has
dunned nli h 8 toggcrv is enough TO kill miser.
able man with envy to think that one VINO has
gone through so much trouble as Jimmy has
cOuu possibly lie so liuht hearted. a j Jimmy IA
SO precious, IT IL nOlllng more tn N night tnlt
At shou Il be well taken care OF, pnu some OF his
illends think 40 much Of linn that they are
health. We think however that fears on TINS
head are ground ess and that con idrable more
care - nect snfy to prevent the euicure fiUm
of that sort.
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Obituary.

Obituary.
on the 2sth OF AplIl. Sal ali Krum, consort Of
Lewis Krum, Of LeAighton, aged % years and
"a days. Her remains were consigned 20 the
grave in West Penn. ON Sunday last ATTENDED
by large funeral procession from the residence
OF the deceased to the place of interment mani
Testing, thereby, their high esteem and kind
regard OF tho bereaved family. The American
Mechanics, in body, attended the interment
and wore the badge OF mourning, as an idea
ton of condoence, A large congregation was
assembled at the church before the funeral had
arrived, 80 that 1t was almost impossible for the
relatives and friends to obtain entrance The
OccasiC was improved by Rev. j. c. Blem, on
Rev. l4tn chapter, 1919 verse who delivered an
effective sermon, TO deeply moved and inter.
ested congregation. The services were H.
cuded by Rev. r. Buts, of Reading, with the
Evangelical rlle OF lnterInent.
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DIED,

REBER-In this borough, on Tuesday, the
I'd inst, Nary Agnes, daughter of DIR. n. B.
n days, after sickness OF only "A hours. Fhe
disease being malignant form Of oerebro spinal
menineiiis.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral. this
saturday. uf,ernoUn, ut O'Clock, from the
pareLts re idence 20 the NJ. Il. Church AID
thence TO lie Lehighton cemetery.