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THE WIDOWS LAMENT.

Mrs Maria Oswald a widow lady, claims n May last
10 have conveyed Charles Spoerry, her agent the
houses and lots Nos, and Edriige street, No. l73
Mulberry street and No 34I East Twenty seventh
street. under the fictitious name Of Henry on sho
says such conveyanccs we're made upon tho advice Of
Mr.. spoerry that she would be obliged 10 take this
course to prevent foreclosure OF the mortgages
such property berselt from utter ruin. She
seeks these conveyances set aside, on tho
ground OF fraud. The allegation OF fraud is denied by
Mr.. Spoerry. and he says further that Mr. OF is no
fictitious person. but in the flesh and blood and
that the convey Tor valuable consideration.
A motion for the appointment OF receiver OF the
property argued yesterday before Judge Van
Hoescn OF the Court Of Common Pleas exJudge Gross
appearing for the plaintn and Mr. }. X. Furlong for
the defendant The Court took the papers
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME COURT-IHAMBERs.
BY Judge westbrook
Bodc Kcarr-The motion vacate is denied,
without costs and without prejudice. Memorandum
BY Judge Brady
Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Smith.-Scttled
Helm Ekns-Order granted.
Bush VS. Schuster.-Order may be amended as fol-
lows:This order IS cnered without prejudice TO the
right Of the moving parties apply for leave to
the motion on further aifdavits setting up new mat
ter"
Peraut VS. Rand.--Thc papers show concusivcly
that the court martial when sentence was pronounced
was illegally constituted. aud that the mandamus
issued for that reason. Order settled.
BY Judge Donohue.
Gillebrand vs. Rogers.-Order granted.
In the matter OF the oyster Bay and Huntington
Steamboat Company.-Order granted
In the matter of the Security Savings Bank.-No
Jane 6. Klantberg VS.. William H. Klantberg g-De-
cree OF divorce granted TO plain.iH
In the matter Of Harry 7: Pike.-Moton denied.
By Judge Lawrence.
Dambmann ButerEeld. Opinion.
Hubbard VS. Sweet, JE-Ordcr granted.
Fogg Ackermann.-ld do not understand that the
defendant is entitled To enter this order.
Stanley wood two cases).--Bolh motions denied
without costs.
Hens Dorr-Petion imperfect; blanks not prop
erly filed
Hens VS. Hartmann, &c-Same.
Bogart Boeart-Tho parts of the findings and
refusas to find objected TO as improper and marked by
ordered 10 be stricken out. If notice OF tho
motion had been given to the referee. l should
charge HIM with the cost of the motion.
Ham VS. Habash.-Ordcr granted
Hoppin VS. Whetmore.-Ordcr granted.
Mutual Lie Insurance Company VS.. Phillips.-Order
granted.
Peck VS.. Peck and anothcr.-order granted.
Pagan VS. Knox.-Motlon granted, with SO costs to
abide event OF the action.
McHugh VS.. Campbell lL-Moton denied, with $40
costs, with leave to alidavlts pay yment Of
such costs.
Gilbert Gilbert Decree of divorce granted
Fairchd VS.. CampbelL-Motion Denied with costs.
See memorandum.
In the Matter OF Patrick Deckil a lunatic.-I think
the authority sought Tor would be mprudent, and
ought not to be granted.
Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile Delinquents
VS. Trenor ct al-The aldauits prove there no
public show or entertainments Motion denied, with
$40 costs of opposing the same,
Bruce VS.. Mevln.-0rder granted.
SUPERIOR CoURT--sPECIAL TERM.
By Juage Sper
Fleisch Seller ct aL--Notice OF application 10
settle must be gwen TO defendants attorney.
Cassidy Reilly.-Ordcred that the Clerk OF tho
Court satisfy Judgment to John ~ Reilly, but not as
Robert B. Reilly
Bcnncr VS.. Canfcld. d.-Ordcr settled and signed
COMMON PIEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Cooke Charlock.-Costs and allowance of 1--WE per
cent TO plaintiff. See opinion.
Merseilo Dc Gramm.-Motion denied. See
opinion
Nickcrson VS.. Comstosk, Referred to F. r. Ransom.
See opinion.
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THE MILK CASE.

In the OF Daniel Schrumpf convicted in the
Court OF General Sessions, before Judge Sutherland
OF selling aduterated milk application yesterday
made TO Judge Davis, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
release the prisoner on ball. pending motion for
writ OF error
Davis, "in g., 000 but hope that meantime he will
sell any more adulterated milk"
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THE SHIPBUlLDING TRADE.

Two large steamships are now being constructed at
Chester, ia, at John Roach's yard, for the Ha-
vana limo of Mcssrs. james T.. Ward & Co, OF TINS
CITY. They are TO be each OF SEQ tons burden. and
calculated TO carry about boxes OF sugar each.
1neir passenger accom- modstion Is 10 he luxurious.
Both vessels are TO have compound engines.
The well known wooden sidewneoi steamship
SANTIAGO Dc Cuba at the yard Of John Englis.
AZ GreeEpont being converted into screw steamer
IL Is rcportcr that bcr owners, Acssr Clyde intend to
put her into tho Havana trade. she Is Of 1000 tons
burden From present appearances II is possible that
mex, summer there will BE- Al least three steamships
week leaving this port ior Havana
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CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

notice appeared in the HERALD OF yesterday 10 tho
effect that certain trustees of tho Church Of the Dis
ciplcs at Madison avenue and Forty fifth street, in
tended applying to the Supreme Court January 25
for tho dissolution Of the church and the appointment
Of receiver OF all the assets and property OF tho
cicty This is tho elimination of tho series Of trou-
bes which have beset this church for The last lew
years HERALD reporter yesterday called Or.
Ranney OF the trustees. who gave him the follow
ing account of the troubles:--A burden of debt
amounting about 5000 900 was felt be heavy
be carried in those times of financial depression,
and the church society did what a mercantile firm
would have done under the circumstances and failed.
In july last the second mortgage bondhoIders
was bought for them by Mr.. Peeg Hall The Board Of
Trustees, consisting OF Russell Sage DR.. james w.
Ranney, Richard 7. Herrick, Francis = Furnaid. Jr I;
Henry n. Cummings, Sigourncy W. Fay, Ed
ward W. Perkins, Jr, and Frederick Loew, the
church building being sold, had property TO take
pre- by limitation, was thought best to apply to the
Supreme Court ior a regular dissolution and the ap-
pointmens Of receiver. although really there will be
nothing 10 receive.
FUTURE OF THE CHURCH
After the foreclosure sale nm arrangement was n
tered into between the Rev. Mr. Hepworlh the pastor
of the church, and Mr.. Peleg Hall, representing tho
second mortgage bondhoders that the former should
purchase the church and hold his personal prop
erty paying therefor certain percentage oil the bonds
which were represented in tho bill of foreclosure. In
equal monthly instruments up 10 and including the
mouh VI JhuuUty, iots. AHSec puymeuts uuSc uceu
regularly mado up TO tho present tmc, and
the lnal payments Will be made next month"; and tho
church Will then become the personal property OF Mr..
Hepworth Trc Society of tho Church OF the Disciples
have heped Mr.. Hepworth to make these payments,
and on next Thursday evening, January 4, 1871, viii
meet IN the church to reorganize by the election OF
new Board OF Trustees. which shall agree upon
for the church. The name OF 'sthc Church OF the
Disciples Will be abandoned, and modification OF it
or name entirely new will be chosen The new Board
will also have the power TO negotiate with Mr.. Hep
worth Tor the repurcnase OF the church building from
IN Cnn linn nupre ms I'M n thn
cburrh
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A LARGE 'IzURE.

Special Treasury Agent y ackett assisted by in
spccors Ncvn and Jackson OF his ONCE seized 2s,ooo
smugscd cigars IN Whitehall four o'clock p
NJ yesterday. The cigars in charge OF John
MCCARTHY, an cxprcssmnn, and were seized tho
wagon was driven from tho staten Island boat Be-
hevng much larger quantlty Of smuegled cigars
had brought 10 this port by the steamer colum
bus than wore captured by his force on Wednesday
list Captain Brackct had the several ferry landings
watched with the above successful result This is the
largest seizure of smuggcd cigars made at this port
for many years.
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BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

meeting OF the Board o. Estimates and Apportion-
mcnt held in tho Mayors Office yesterday alter
noon. Mayor Wickham, Comptroller Kelly. Alderman
Lewis and Tax Commissioner Wheeler were present.
The Of S63 500 was appropriated from the excise
moneys Tor distribution among various charitable
societies. Comptroller Kelly was authorized issue
Museum and Natural History stocks TO the amount Of
SIS, O00 A resolution was laid over allowing Ex-
Sheriff Brennan $O 900 his bill against the CITY for
services rendered during 1873 The last meeting OF tho
Raari w he hell tod
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THE SINKING FUND.

Mayor wickham. Comptroller Kelly, Recorder
Hackctt Chamberlain Tappan and Alderman John
Reilly met yesterday for the last time members Of
the sinking Fund Commission for 1876. Comptroller
Kelly authorized 10 give to charitable socet cs
any unoccupied buildings belong ing to the city during
tho winter months. The issue OF dock bonds, amount
ing to $50, 00O was also authorized. transfer Of
SlO0 600 ordered from tho sinking fund interest TO
aud grants were referred 10 Comptroller Kelly
forr ,.era
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POLICE AND POLICY.

scrgean, carroushcr OF tho Second police precinct
Brooklyn believing that at the i,ncy goods store OF
Stephen o'Brinc No l2s Sands street, more exten-
sive trade carried IN policy slips Than YAnkce
notions, maze 4 raid on TIC place At late hour On
Thursday night. several persons who we're ia TIE
store a the time escaped through TIE back way. All
the lottery evidence the Scrgoa secured was book
OF printed slips OF tho Henry and Kentucky lotteries
The proprietor OF the store was not arrested
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THE CoLoRED CHURCH WAR.

The Brooklyn City Court, Judge McCue, has entered
decree the suit brought by the oId Board OF Trus-
tees Of the Fleet street African Methodist church
against the "newr Board OF Trustees tho Court ind
ing that plaintiffs the legally constituted
iodlans OF the lempofatlcs OF the church.
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A SEA CAPTAINS MONEY.

I'll all II tho lie Captain Philip Woodhouse has
= nere to probate In the Surrogate's ofnce-the
teiaa ,fthe - be stated over $3.50 000 The
y N 81 contested by Claiborne and Philip Woodhouse,
:. I the deceased the ground OF undue influence
W aceased IVES a veteran captain OF the old Liver
acket ship Company In 1870 no had little
A ,santness with his wife, lie being then
,y-n se years old, and his wife but lew years
aer. The quarrel was healed over, but during It's
continuance the sons, the present conte.tants,
took sides with the mother who shortly after the
atllement burned to death In the Sturevani House,
Tor this act OF theirs they d,sinhcrted by
t,rms OF the WILL the property being divided be-
-yNesn the other four children, who supported the
father In the family quarrel The hearing OF the
Is SET down for The 10th OF next month
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ANNIE BARTELLS' COMPLAINT.

"Dr.n Pauline Tansscn. tho woman residing In
Hoboken, VINO was arrested on Thursday Tor
attempt at malpractice, Ammo Bartells, a servant,
beng the complainant, testified yesterday before JUS
Srcng, that she had given medicines to the grl,
tho alleged. IL rs alleged that the
prisoner mas been plying her Infamous trade Tor
years in CONJUNCTION with her intelligence office busi-
ness IL is that women will give evidence
against her her forthcoming trial
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AWARDING GAS CONTRACTS.

Al meeting OF the Gas Commission yesterday tho
following awards made for lighting tho streets
With gas during the months of January, February and
March, 1871
Manhattan, New York aud Mutual companies, 81 so
each per lamp; Harlem Company, $40 81. Metropoi-
tan SO By these bids 1t viii be that the Mutual
Company reduced It's proposals from 80 to 81 so IRON
Tho original figures as prcsente on Wednesday.
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VIOLATIONS OF ELECTION LAWS.


During the political excitement young law
yer OF MISREPRESENTATION II. II. Ely-became In
fected with party enthusiasm, and in his eagerness
TO aid the good cause appeared witness Tor num-
of aspiring individuals the aggregate that goes to
make up the sovereign people OF the great United
States but who, unfortunately were not legally quail
ned for the high Office. Mr. Ely, however,
port before his eyes, and instigatcd TO some
extent by the auri sacra flames, stood spon-
sor for the nasccnt citizens thereby exposing himself
10 detection and punishment Both followed.
The papers duly issued and the parties voted,
mitted against the Naturalization laws. soon alter
bis he brought To this city, and being ar
raigped before Judge Benedict, the United states
Circuit Court a charge OF perjury and OF aiding
and abettIng naturalization frauds, he pleaded guilty
the latter Indictment and nolle proscqu was
for sentence Judge Benedict was somewhat affected
having 10 pass sentence on so young man,
member OF his own profession but, as he expressed
IT, there wcrc no extcnuatiDg circumstances IN
the case. His Honor said he would, however,
give weight the that the prisoner had pleaded
cIemency the pitiabie condition OF his family who do
pended upon him for support The Court then SEN
fenced Ely to years Imprisonment IN the Albany
Pententiary at hard labor, the place OF Imprisonment
TO be modified application, If II shoulI be thought
necessary.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday the fol.
loving named persons. previously convicted or who
bad pleaded guilty naturalization frauds, were brought
up sentenced :--Parick Reilly Bernard Mcdonald
Henrv Schroeder, alias Starin, and John McSorey
a ltiary. and James kecfe to eighteen months in
u
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THE HUGH MCCLELLAN CASE.

The examination in the case OF William II. Webb
against Hugh Mcclellan, former empoye OF his. Tor
alleged embezzlement OF moneys amounting TO SHIT
has been adjourned. on motion oil ASSISTANT Dlstrict
Attorney Rollins 10 the 9th oil January.
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MIDwIvEs DEATH CERTIFICATES

Al meeting OF the Brooklyn Board OF Health, yes.
tcrday resolution adopted nsiructing the Regis
trar 10 grant permits for buria upon returns of
still births unless The returns are certified TO by
registered physician, the ignorance and incompc-
tcncc OF many vi the midwives OF Brooklyn nccessi-
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THE POLICE BOARD.

AT meeting Of the Police Commissioners yestcr-
day Sergeant Groo, OF the sixteenth precinct,
transferred to the Twenty SIKH, and Sergeant Fan
ming OF the Twenty sixth TO the Sixtceuth. num-
bcr OF officers were also changed about Tho steam
boat squad banded exhibit OF tho work done
1. Lzltlnn ON Lnne L.. lN16.
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ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

General Superintendent James c. Fargo, OF the
American Express Company, states that the loss OF the
company by the burning OF their safe the Central
Railroad, near Buffalo, some time ago, will not exceed
$4,000 IL will be remembered that there were
runors anoat that tho loss might possibly amount TO
81. 000. .0oc.
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SUDDEN DEATHS.

John Tracy. forty years of age residing at No. is
Bridge load, Brooxiyn dicd suddenly yesterday while
taking his dinner
man named Edward Pierce was found doad yester.
day morning in tho yard In she rear Of No. 81 Gocrck
street.
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STRAW IN STREET CARS.

Al meeting OF the Brooklyn Board OF Health yes
terday report received from Sanitary Inspector
W. f. Grnths on the practice OF s,rewng straw in the
street cars, IN which he rccomm nded the prohibition
oil the practice, as he believes Ut to DC to
health. The Board adopted resolution prob biting
The use OF unclcan hay or straw in the cars.
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THE CIRCUS TIGER.

In the Fity-seventh street Police Court yesterday
Charles Roberts, the particulars OF whose assault with
a hammer on his wife have already appeared in the
HERALD, was committed to answer In default Of 81 500
bail
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THE COURTS.
Awards to Bidders on City
Contracts.
LAWYER IN LIMBO.
Estate of a Dead Sea Captain and
Family Feud.
TROUBLES OF A LONE WIDOW

While Mr.. Van Mort was Commissioner OF Public
Works in 1874 he advertised for proposals for reguat
ing and otherwise improving l02d street from Fifth
avenue to the East RIVER Mr. J. Parks put in bid
for $59 173, which, being the lowest the
awarded 10 him. The Comptroller, however, refused
to approve his suretes the ground that the bid
speculative and informal, and that the property af
iected would not bear the assessment Nothing was
done further until August, 1876, when Mr.. Campbell,
the present Commissioner advertised for new bids,
and awarded the contract to Mr. p c. DowIng, whose
bid. 1t being the lowest, 29,36o HIS sureties
approved, when f. II. Fairchld, whose bid OF
$62 339 next lower than that OF Parks in 1874 oo
tained an injunction and sought TO compel the Com.
missioner to award the contract 10 him. Judge Davis,
before whom tho argued in Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday, denied the motion Tor man
damus
Judge Davis holds first, that the relator has been
guilty Of laches in delaying enforce his rights
assuming that he had any-ior so long period, and
until from altered circumstances his alleged contract
has become unreasonabiy prejudcia 10 the city. Hc
holds that the relator not the lowest bidder
within the meaning OF the charter, and tho Commits
sioncr not bound under the charter award the
contract to him because OF tho failure Of the lowest
bidder TO perfect his contract with the city The
alleged defect IN the proposals OF the lowest bidder
was matter of which other bidders could not avail
would have justified tho rejection OF the bid
but the Commissioner, Tor reasons satis
,ory :, mo, bser was aVnH pa 81
this relaor He then 10 say that the contract
never having been awarded 10 the rclalor he has
quired legal right to enforce any title to the
by mandamus The Commissioner must be deemed 10
have rejected his bid under the power which was ex-
pressly his advertisement for sealed pro-
posals. his action will be presumed TO be lawful until
the contrary appears. The concluding point OF Judge
Davis is that after the long delay OF Two years the
work has been again let al price S33 600 less than
The relaors bid. The city has involved itself in ob
cations 10 new for The same work and its
action should not be disturbed by mandamus but the
reator should be left for remedy he may have by
action for his alleged damages II he have any rights
htnhtt in rot haFn IN tnnla1 n
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SLEIGH BELLS.

Justice Otterbourg yesterday fined William j. Robin.
son driving sleigh without having bells admon
ish pedestrians OF Its presence.
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RAILROAD REPORTS.

LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN souTHEBN-THE
PANY.
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors hold ycster-
day the following report from the Auditor to the
business for tho year 1876 was presented
Gross earnings december partly esti-
Operating expenses and taxes December
partly estimated). .............. ...... 9,602, 900
Net earnings. ........................ $436l, III
Interest, rent and dividend on guaranteed
stock. 2,75o,oo0
Leaves. 16ll, ,177
cent. .................. ose, 800
Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $62l. SAT
During tho year about 10, 500 Of steel rails have
been substituted for iron The cost of the snbstu-
ton paid out OF current revenue, and is Included
In the amount OF expenses above stated. The com
Lany has floating debt nor outstanding Obligations
in that nature During the year the bonded debt has
quircmcnt of the sinking fund. and now stands at
aggregate OF $50 000 The road machinery and
erty have been, in all respects, fully maintained at
their high standard condition. aud IN many respects
that dividend OF u per cent upon tho capital stock
Of the earnings lor the six months ending with
month OF December, 1876, be paid on the LIST day OF
February next al the office OF Messrs. Chase Atkins,
No. Is Broad street, New York.
RAILWAY.
The Erie Railway report Tor september was filed
yesterday In the County Clerks Office The balance
hand september $685. 143 -; receipts for the
month the payments were So, 066 PAS 90; cash
hand at end OF MONTH S40S 9l3 90 During this time
$2S 023 81 OF receivers certificates also paid or
and about $50,0o0 IN cash loans paid.
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OBERHofER.-0n Thursday, December 2S ANDREW
OBERnorER beloved husband OF Mary Oberbofcr.
Funeral 10 take place from Iato residence. No
ALI Nanbrunt St, South Brooklyn, on Sunday Decem.
ber 81 1876 at two O'Clock NJ Relatives and friends
PlSE-suddeny, on Friday, December 20, JOSEPH
PiNE, aged 62 years.
invited TO attend the funeral, Sunday, December 81
at two T. NJ, from the residcnce OF mis- daughter No.
126 Hall st. Brooklyn.
RRDTigLp-At New Rochelle, on Thursday Dcccm-
Der y, 1876, MARIA vile OF Burr Redfcd her Goth
year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral IRON the Methodist Eps.
copal church, New Rochelle, Oh Tuesday, January Q
1871. at one O'Clock T. M
RELry.on Thursday December %, MARY McCABx
beloved wife OF Michael Reilly, native o The parish uf
Anna county Cavan, Ireland
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tbo
funeral on sunday, December 81, at o'clock p. NJ
IRON her late residence, Boulevard road near 65th ST.
without further notice
REILLY -on Thursday, December 2s, MARY REILLY.
native OF the parish OF Ciacorbet county Monaghan,
ireland, beloved wife oil Thomas Reilly
May her soul rest IN peace
Relatives and TRENDS OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from hor late residence
t3 Carkson 81. on sunday, December 81, IL on. p M
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
SHAWN this city, on Friday, December 20, Mrs
ELEANOR SHAW, aged rs years
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral on sunday, December 81 At the Church Of a.
John the Baptist, Lexington av. corner 35h ST. al two
TAYLOR Mount Vernon. N y, on wednesdsv
December y, Mrs ELizABETH W., wife OF Thomas M
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited t
attend her iunera iron the Baptist church. in Mount
vernon, on saturday tnc 5oth inst, at ha-past
T. VI. Carriages Will be In waiting at the depot on
arrival OF tran leaving Grand Central depot New
Haven Railroad) at twelve O'Clock (
TAyi.oR.--At Wcstport Conn Friday Dccember 2o
JoHS w. TAYLOR in his 9th year =
Funeral services az HIS late residence ON Tuesday
January 2 al half past two T. NJ
NASnEkbhck ck.-lhursday. December 2S, JoHS VAN.
DxKBEck, IN the Goth year OF his age
The reatves and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
oemce, Aieh st on sunday afternoon. at o'clock.
~ Ant. brooklyn, Thursday. December %,
M,s. AMY WILxARrn, in the Slst year OF hcr age
hclatVes ana friends are respectfully invited to at
'Iu 'he iunersi at the residence OF her son-in-aw
Joseph Amin, 50 Herkimcr St, Sunday at J. r. NJ
iiioVidcnce and Boston papers please copy.
"Hfrk-on Thursday, 2Sth inst. SYDNEY X.
year and day.
FrendA of tho family respectfully invited 10 at.
tend The funeral from the residence Of his parcnts
W Oakland 81, Greonpoint Brooklyn, on saturday.
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BARroS-WARD.-On Thursday. December "a. lS7Q
the residence Of the brides uncle. Mr. H. Beam
Garrisons Hudson, by the Rev. Albert Zabrskis
Gray GEORGE Dr. FoRKsr BARrox. OF New York, 70
ANNA DUDLEY. only daughter Of The late Colonel
Thomas W. waId, OF Austin. Texas.
CHAPxAN-CHAPMAS-At knglsweof. December -,
by Rev H. N. Booth, " A. Cn.rssx. 81 Baltimore, 20
MINNIE PAKKHURsr, daugsssf q Ne i.ie Lebosus
Chapman Jr -
TowSsExD-TREDwKLi-- -un ThM 4 necembsr -,
at the residence OF The brides bfetAs NiDe0a, L. l.,
by the Rev. William H. Moore, "aILA&s 4. TowxsEsD
10 GERTRUDE. daughter oi The late ~ :. 1redwciL
yAy yooRuis-CUiox. this city. Thursday,
December 2s. 1915, by the Rev. Charles c. Adams.
WILLIAM X. Vas vooRnis and MANY 7. GrfoS daughter
OF tho late Frederick A. Guion NO cards.