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New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
ENGLAND AND THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DIsPosED TO UPHOLD

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DISPOSED TO UPHOLD
AUSTRIA.
LONDON. Wednesday Jan. 10, 1876
TIE Times states that the Cabinet yesterday
resolved TO give general support to Count Andrassys
note At the time many questions may arise after
the note shall be presented 10 the Porte Those points
naturally await further consideration. Other journals
made the same announcement.
The Times in editorial the decision Of the Gov
ernmcnt, says: Less than this would have been IN
WORTHY OF great country which holds the casting vote
in deliberations Of critical importance to the whole or
Europe.
The English Ministers we're IN position leaving them
little choice Ii Is highly probable the Turks would re-
be- bound BY the note II England rejected IT, Aus
ria and Russia could not afford to sustain defeat They
would have insisted in their proposals. II Turkey
resisted. armed intervention would have been only the
first and least OF the consequences
However reluctant the Cabinet might be to sanction
the most peaceful nterven ion 1t would havc been fool
States The Of applying the prOpo-
.Ons OF the note far more serious than
its presentation The application OF tho reforms might
lead 10 dangerous disputes and armed Intervention IL
is clear Austria IL prepared To stronger weapons than
words II necessary. England has not the same reasons
Austria for undertaking the pacitcatiOn ~ Herzego
yina; she cannot be expected TO tho same rlSks
They might diiir also both with regard to means and
ends. Therefore II was matter OF course that the
British Cabinet should hold itself free to differ any
thing Austria propose after the presentation OF the
note.
The Netcs and Post condemn the Cabinets action
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SKETCH OF THE sENAToR-ELEcT.

Fx-Congressman James B. Beck, the Demo-
cratic Senatoreect from Kentucky, is native Oh SCOT
land having been born at Dumfriesshre on the l3h OF
Febulary 1922 He received an academic euuodtOn ia
Scotland and was graduated as lawyer at lransyiNan"
IJDiyersitv Lexington Ky, In March, 1870 MI DUN
continued 10 reside that city where nc deVOteu h
self 10 the practice OF bis profession lie never he
Ocaoo ,u,l oIecte1 III 1866. TO the XIdh Congress
from the With District OF Kentucky Oy
majority OF 666f. He was reelected 10 the
xIJst Congress in 1865 by majority Of 1868 ana 10
fbo XIJd Congress by majority OF 1896 In lSI2 Mr.
Beck was reelected to the XLIIId Congress by ah0or
ot76TG. He was not candidate in 1874. III the ALth
Congress he served the Committee on Reconstruction;
q, the XLIst Congress on the Committees Appropfa-
tions and Reconstruction in the XLld Congress on the
Committees on Ways and Means and the lnsuIrect0ny
sates md I'm the XLIIId Congress the Committee on
Ways and Means. Mr Beck was always active IN thc
work and debates in Gongfess' s H.
iustrations than for rhetorical figures. In
personal appearance he is tall and large, square
featured, heavybrowed, sbockhcadcd ad i'thet ansu
lar in outline. HIS gestures during debate are aWk-
ward the principal one consisting IN DilglnS down INC
palm Of the right hand upon that OF the left IN what IS
fnOwn the "paa-eake" manner. InlS Is ~ n'oSt @
noticeable because the frequency with which ac-
cOmpanys his rapid speech Mr. Beck VIII succeed Sch-
ator John w. Stevenson Dem.), whose term expires
March g. 1877. Mr. Becks record on the SIX important
financial propositions before lne MLliIG OohSitss IL a.
follows: Against jeremiah NJ Wilson's resolution IN
structing the Banking and Currency committee 10 report
n bill to relieve the existing strlngency anu supply
"the means necessary TO the business wants OF tc cOu
try by increasing the circulating medium LOT Ihe Di
fixing the amount of legaendcr notes q. SlOOOoOOoOi
against Mr. MayHard's " Free BanklnS lnlatlOI pll
against tue Senate Initiation bill vetoed Dy lhc IFtS
dentl against the second bill fixing the amount OF legal
tender notes; against the MaynardMOrtOn compromise
Imitation bill, and for the Dawes Compromise currency
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.osros's COURTESY TO THE NORFOLK BLUES

NORFOLK, Jan. 1S.-The committee dele
gated nv the ladies Of Boston 10 present the Southern
military organizations who participated in the late Bun
ter Hill celebration souvenirs Of the event. rendered last
evening to theiNorfolk Light Artillery Blues white
banner Of peace and other mementoes They were vel
to the city by John %. Whitehead the Mayor who
extended them the freedom of the CITY On receiving
the banner Capt Hodges ohe Blues said that while the
Blues we're its custodas Virginia and the whole South
recipients and he anxious that II be known
that only are the ladies of the South ready to meet
the Committed and those they represent half way Out
their husbands brothers. and all the men In the south
are ready aud anxious to clasp hands with the women
men OF the North The ceremonies took place ~ tne
Atlantic Hotel Yesterday the committee inspected the
haroor and points interest and also visited Fortress
Monroe, where they were received bv Gen. W. f. Barry
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AMERICAN IynrsrRy.-The history of Amt

AMERICAN lNDUsTRY.-The history of Amer
lean mechanism is full Of interest and is OF the mOs
instructive aud encouraging chapters IN the biography OF
nation for il is the Of genius trumpnig over
natural obstacles the victories Of wit over want the
conquest of nature by mind. a fine illustration OF this
il furnished in the history and success OF the Mcrdcn
Cutlery Company. ia tue oldest and one OF tine largest
manufactures of the kind in the country Its present
establishment West Meriden, Conn has no superior IN
America and is probably equal In completeness 10 the
famous manufactures OF sheffield. Tho quality OF thls
Cumpanys work and its system Of doing business biye
established lis reputation Throughout the Union ana IN
the leading ces OF Europe and the demand for s wares
from these foreign cities Is increasing Nls 10 thelr
wrerooms in this city will any even tne most
.k.ntca that knife and fork be thing OF Dehuy
a. well a. OF use.-( American Age
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
Iror other Ship Secs see Second Page.

SefOnI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbus Reed Havana i days, with mdse ana
steamship salSa ador Niokerson Savannah days. with
mdse and pass TO W T. Garrison ~, o,... n.,..
Norfolk with mdse and pass old Dominion steamship Co.
psys spSs ssra EansS S se w & y cys S ~ c. days. with
BARR Ammonia Qtll Cafeiro Catania SO days. with sui
Bark Limerick (of Brewer Me Peters, Hamburg 81
bark Baltic Nor salvesen, Bordeaux ~ days in ballast
BARI @ Atta 'NOr Jodass hocneIr n & Nov o.; 81 ~ ballast
Bark Mercury ot Aberdeen Thomas. Yokohama Aug 20.
Bark Heyeock !ot Glasgow. Petersen. Rio JanerO via
Bs Thet spackhaven Curacao 10 days. with skins and
Brig Ringleaaer OF salcombe Carham Santos Now d.
~. Thomas JAN s. with coffee
Steamships City OF Havana Havana &C. Ceo2ata for
WTND-sunsct s. cloudy thick fog of shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Providence JAM lsAr1yed, steamship Regulator from
roRrIsSD Nc. jar ls.-Cleared, or,cs Mary A. Chass.
Doan and ironer Basde both for Cardenasi schr Ada
PaILADRLPHA lscesrec. steamships Pennsylvania,
bg. BUSY Bee Smith for sso ESs George ana John
BALTMoRf Jan IS~AIryed steamships 1uckahoc Brown.
Richard Wing iier from Philadelphia bark l. H. Do Web
Der lBr Wright from swansea seaIs j. g. Stoyer Gay.
Fla. Ciearer steamships Josephine Thomson Moore Tor
Harmonic (Nor Jensen Londonderry brig Concord Tor
Csrdenas, -
QUEENSTOWN, Jan; ls-Ihe steamship Lord Give, from
Phliie pna arrived NJ = "A H.
MATASZAs, Jan l6.ArTyed brig s. V. Merrtck, Lppin
Philadelphia; schT Frei Walton Rich, nom Fer
nandina sailed bark John Marsh, Fcket Tor New YORK
schr. Annie X. Lewis, Tor do
Havana. Jan. 1SArriyed steamship City Of Merida. Roy
nolds from Mexico, 10 sail for New York Jan. 20.
CARpEYAs Jan li.-Arr ed brig Ruth (gr from Lngan
C. H.. : Nellie Clark, from st John. Y. H..
CIEyFIEcos jan l.saIed Schr Annie Lewis Aldrch for
New-iorN.
HALIFAX Ms Jan. 1S.-Arr.ved steamship Beta (Dr.l
Shaw from ST. Thomas and BE muda.
SAGUA l6AITiye, bark y. s. Jackson Bacon, from
Portland
MISCELLANEOUS.
scbr. Katie Collins kewYork, before reported
ashore LockwO0ds Folly Beach got or without damage
arrived Wilmington, ~ c.. this AFTERNOON tlSth)
The .chr. Edwards from Galveston for Fall River
put Charleston the 18th nst with damage 10 her sails
The schr Ada Ames, from Portland for Richmond. before
reported ok leaking has stopped TIE leak, aud was ready
o proceed On the 18th INST.
BALTOR, Jan. lNThe schr Mabel Thompson, hence for
Navassa put today ballast she having been ashore
obliged To discharge previous ballast 10 nOat
OFT sustained damage and will sail tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
TIE DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.

OTTAWA, Jan. 1S.--Thc Dominion Board of
Trade assembled at p. to-day. The President In his
address dwelt the canal He said that the best
solution Of the subject and the perfection OF the system
depends upon whether the cereal surplus OF the West
shall seek the seaboard by the St. Lawrence or by the
railroads aud aer-ways of the United States. He re-
erred increased significance given to the matter by
the enOrmmis development in the growth OF grain not
only In the Western States OF tho Union but in the i'm
mense grain crops which the colony OF Australia gives To
the world IL urged the building OF the Bale Nerte Gu
nal ut an early date.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
MIR. LAMAR's ELECTION AS SENATOR.

JACKSONVILLE, Miss, Jan. 18.-Tho vote for
United States Senator stood in the Senate 22 for
Lamar and for Martin. Iu the House the vote was
50 for Lamar, the Republicans voting blank. 1t is
said the Republicans. in private caucus decided not
to participate i'll the election for Senator. on the
ground that the late State election was carried by
fraud and violence
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set forth the principles of tho Republican party. The

set forth the principles OF tho Republican party The
motion was carried unanimously.
The regular committees were then announced. The
Executive Committee is composed as follows: Michael
W. Burns Morris Friedman, David T. MeKevey. Abra-
ham Lent, Henry A. Smith, John ID. Lawson. John j.
O'Brien George b. Deane, VIM. H. Lockwood G. ID. Van
WAgenen, Joseph Archbold, Hugh Gardner, John ii.
Brady, Vim. Peterkin, Elias Disney, Joel W: Mason,
Horace NJ Ruggles Isaac o. Hunt, VIM. A. Darling. Jas
X. Marion. Vim. Herring, George III. Forster. Two
vacancies remain TO be filled.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

CHICAGO Jan. 700; late YESTERDAY
the nnfavorable weather butchers 20 2Ses3 1S IAN 70
medium steers $i0S4 80; good do 80 1S5 25 shpment1
1,S0l.
HoGs very dull; 5al0c lower packing 80 900S7 15J
ton and New. England 81 l0ds7 25 slpments, l.230
SHEEP dull and nominal; receipts. l,200.
Jan. lS.-HoG5-Recepts odorate prices
lower At 81 7oQ$7 0J.
wATEETows. Mass, jan lsBkzf CArrIK Receipts, 1850
head than half the supply from Chicago The
ket 10 improved with better demand prices advanced c
sales choice SO extra, f90S3 76; quality,
S5A{6.
nearly double that OF last week and the demand
improve but the different n0cks sold o6
early steady rates; sales in lots at szasS each extra
=
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuINGToN Jan. lS.-The Navy Department is
arrival OF the United ststes steamer Congress
a Port Roy nj yesterday
cable dispatch announces that the Junlaa WOna leave
II. Thomas to-day for the same port.
ieut Edward L. Amor to the Navy yard NJ Bos
ION Surgeon samuel d. Payne ordered 10 examination by
M Retiring Board Passed Assistant Engineer John d. Ford
ordered IT, duty connected with the Examining BOad at
Washington D. e. Passed Assistant Engineer d. + hcCMt
Nayyyarl "A Washington, ID. G.
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THE MANITOBA LEGISLATURE.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, JAN 1S.-rhe Provin-
cia Legislature opened to-day. Tie Lcutenant-Governor
in speech stated that they met under less auspicous
circumstances tran when last assembled, the grass
hOppers had devastated their crops and brought
suffering to many household An appeal was made to
the Dominion Government for relief to the extent Of
$50 900 which be used in purchasing seed grain,
and PROVISIONS and committees are now distributing
Amnulirs To- The npplY.
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TIE CEN TENNIiL FAIR.
ARRIVAL q.

ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN DISPLAYS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.--All the goods to be
exhibited by Egypt has been received by the Egyptian
Commissioner In this city, and placed in the Cen
tennal building. The DrectorGenera is informed Of
the shipment OF 300 OF goods from Australia aud the
neighborng colonies Eightyscyen cases OF goods for
exhibition were shipped by steamer from the Cape OF
Good IIupe last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Jan. 1s.-In the supreme Court of
the United states to day:
No orignaD-The state OF Florida agt. r. C. Anderson.
IT, aMoon for AN order ON the receiver to deliver the
the road 10 the state of florida or IFS agent was
argued. Further hearing postponed until Feb ~.
direct the payment OF he Rogers locomotive
above also postponed until the %7th OF
February.
No 296 (assigne)-J Mum aud Geo l. Scott plaintiffs
I'm error ag The People Of the state Of Inos-Argument
concluded.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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So prevalent and so fatal has consumption
every here dreaded a. the great courge
OF humanity. their format stages all pulmonary
NAV be readily relieved and controlled by resortng
promptly DR. JAYSLs ENPEcroRANr-a curative specially
ADAPTED 10 soothe and ngthen the bronchial tubes slay
nlation and loosen and remove all distinctions IL
remedy for asthma and also Tor coughs and colds
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raton enabling hin to be heard with great dstinotness
by every In the Hippodr0me He was preacher of
great dramatic power. and introduced illustrations with
striking effect. Broad aud generous In his views, he
sbored zealousy for Christian brotherhood and had de-
voted friends in all denominations.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
TRrDEGAR IRON WORKS TO RESUME.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1S.-The liabilities of
the Tredcgar Iron Company, which has suspended are
81 800 OOO To-day, A. y. Stokes and others filed bill
III the Cbancery Court, praying for the appointment OF
receiver The Court granted the prayer and appointed
Gen. Joseph t. Anderson as receiver. He gave pOnd m
the sum OF 100000 Operations at tne iron works VIII
he rcanned AT
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
wooLEY MILL AND BRIDGE BURNED.

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. 1S.-A special from
North uoosic, n. Y, says Il. Carpenter Co.'S wooen
mill and store burned this morning Loss.
Si75 OOO insured for 800 900. The Troy and Boston
railroad bridge across the WalloOnscol River, near the
mill was also burned. The loss tho bridge over the
Insurance amounts to 5000.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
A" WAITING FOR I

"WAITING FOR THE FERDICr"-Ihe German
N,nse-. is IL a Chernlan or an Enksh papyp lhe
namma-" Well, don't know. You see sue was born III
England, but my husband is German" The Gerbidi
Ns,- Ach son! Zen We will Wait to vat lenNe Netc
she vii schbeak and zen We viii know"-lPunch
"Dld any of you ever see an elephants
skin r. inquired teacher OF infant cass Ies, Sir. -
. Mherei u Won an elephnnt"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
I0WA,S NEW SENATOR.

GOV. KIRKwOOD DEFEATS SHEPHERD LEFFLER.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 1873. J. kirkwood re-
ceived IOs votes for United States Senator, and
Shepherd LETTER 81 in the Iowa Legislature to-day
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
NAMES FLARoRArE SHOW.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 1S.-Maine has made
all arrangements the exposition OF her material and
Industrial products at Philadelphia. Twelve hundred
feet OF space has been apart for textile fabrics Lewis
ton will furnish about hreefonrths OF this display.
full show Of granite slate feldspar, and other peculiar
deposits OF wealth will be- made.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
THEODORE TILToy CoNrRADICrED.

BosTON, Jan. 1S.-Ihe late committee on the
par, of this state who accompanied the remains OF Wee
President Wilson hither, publish letter to Theodore
Tton denying tho alleged statement by the latter IN
recent lecture viz: In the feral cor conveying the
body Nas lu assortment liquors, and shame To MissG,
ohusetts there were men there who guzzlcd them"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
GOV. HARTRAUFPs INAUGURATION.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. le.-JOiD f. HART
rauft was to-day inauguraied Governor OF Pennsylvania
After tho administration of the oath OF Office, he dey
cred an inaugural address and then proceeded TO review
the troops which had gathered rom the different parts
sf the state to assist nj the installation.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
TUOMASSEN'S NISDEEDS.

LVNDUN1 I1'V'
A Berlin dispatch to The Post says the pO-
lice that Thomassen, the author OF the
Bremerhaven crime charged in 1866 with scuttling
a ship on board OF which lie had goods insured in
England for $4,000 He was arrested, but subse
quently effected his release.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
Po,t-Omee No,ics.-The FOREIGN

Posf-Onlcc Notics-The FOREIGN Ma Ills IoT ths week
SATURDAY Jan. % 1876 viii close a. this or-es
ESDAN a.7 for EUROPE. per steamer iu&los
via Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY Al a. M. iot EaropeS
per steamer Java via SEeonsoynt on IA ssDat ~ -
NJ for Europe per Celers via fymouth Oher
bourg and Hamburg; SATURDAY At IL L.. 70 ior nm IN
glaId Wales ireland and France pei steamer my oi hch
mond IL FOR France direct per 81 amer LseIsao
vicfora via glasgow and 1880 a. for Europe psr
steamer Hosn southampton aud Bremen MAILS
for CHINA Japsu &C. leave francisco, Feb l. 1874
Mails for Australia Nswzealaad &c win leave san trAs
cisco Feb. 2, 1875 T. l. JAnso' r. -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE FRENCH ELECTIONS

LONDON, Wcuntsuay, Jan. TO, I5IU.
The Paris correspondent of The Times says
that In most OF the Departments the Bonapasts refuse
alliances with other parties, and stand alone. The
ports the results OF the elections for Senatorial dele
gates are conflicting.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
INFRINGEMENT IN TIE LOWELL MILLS.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 1S.-Therc will be
general reduction of OF the employees In the cor
porations of this city Feb l. II will be irregular In
amount but will average about five per cent on present
mines.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
FAILURE IN MAINE.

BosTON, Jan. 1S.-McGlmchy Brothers *
Co. dry goods dealers at Calais Me- failed Their
liabilities are S2OOOOO The Of the assets is un
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THE EXILED GERMAN BISHOPS.

LONDOT Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1875.
The Posts Berlin special reports that the
Archbishop Of Cologne has taken refuge in Holland
where he lately met the Bishop Of Paderborn.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
THE NEW LEGISLATURES.
up REcK ELECTED SENATOR.

rnr UNANIMOUS NOMINEE or ThH CAUCUS
NEARLY THE UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF The
LEGISLATURE
FR.NKFoRT. KY, Jan. 1S.-On the eleventh oai-
60 Cor limited States Senator from March A, 1877, in
.hs legislature to-day Mr. Beck received 106 votes
60 10 scattering, and was declared duly elected.
He was the unanimous nominee of the Democratic
cancps The scattering votes were for Mr.. Wads-
worth. who got Ii Wm. Preston, who received ;
and j. Proctor Knott, who had l.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
PuILO 3. SHELTON.

D' ''''' u '-' ' PHILo s. SHELTON.
Secretary.
fsnt dau ghcr oi Dr. Henry N and Mary j. Dodge
GRosJEAN-on Jan Id. Florence daughter Of Charles t
Relatives aud friends invited attend her funeral
residence. No. % SoTianave, Greenpoint.
Of Spop,s on nS sAtgrSay Jan ., M
p Noses Hatch in o I @ S's % ys9r % her 5@ a to IN.
t @ i at her late ate roseac 2 Pacc st. Broos
is ,, on Wednesday, ION inst, al ga o'clock
HAVEN-At Washington the l7th INST, Sarah sher
burne anedon widow Of John Appleton Haven In the 18Th
FSneis late residence THURSDAY goth nst
WIN be in waiting at L9rt washington station on
Ss etS at 10 80 dsock retarnas train leaves Fort
washington l2l5 landing passengers at Grand Central
HAKrwELI-At BTasspors Conn, Sunday evening tho
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend tho
day the l9h as at 2l5 p H. Burial az the convenience
IRELAED Monday I'm inst st2 an q psralrysis
daughter OF late Joseph Ireland formerly of u city.
Her m ant aG wGRsay from % her late f
dence No 3sg statest. Bridgeport, Conn mains leave
LucREy-At RoIa, SO, jar. 10. Rev. John Lqctey;;
Thufsiay, 10Th usi., at l q O'Clock ?. IN.
LEONARDon Monday, Jan. II, Mrs Mary Jane Leonard,
relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral rom
tsg EeSenss q hgr dE o Tbatssy the & last at o
pm.
Tuesday morning Jan. IL. 1875 Alice Emma
dau gber ~ James " and Emma Mccall aged ii months
% days.
Funeral Thursday morning, the Goth ins 1T IL
O'Clock at the residence OF her parents No. East Forty
thrds Relatives and friends VI the family respectfully
invited 10 attend.
oSTROM-In New York suddenly. tho 18th inst Theo-
dOre Osrom, in i0th year of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
a Faassy ID y Isn T. & sSSe 5Ga Wn'GD IA II:
Het and cis Of the family are respectfully
wednesday, 1871 inst, at p from
the hls gTandpaIents Union ST.. Halfway, " j.
POTTER-On Tuesday jan Is, Potter ia his S2d
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend ms
lsO Divsonsyo, Brooklyn, r. De- On Thursday, 2Oth inst
= O'Clock.
BOsOn papers please copy.
PIERCE-On wednesday, 18TH OF diphtheria, Josie Il.
Pierce. aged years ON Monday lith Eugeno Pierce,
agrd 9 years, children Of If ram and Carrie Pierce.
Boston papers please copy
IoPE-In Brook L. Jan Il, inst. at m, Caroline, wife
Ro,yo and friends ot the family invited tho
funeral residence, 2U7 Carrolst Broolyn on
"Wednesday, 18th inst. at o'clock p M
RYDER-On Saturday, 18th inst, Henry " Ryder IN bis
Fureri services vii be held his ate residence &C West
onthst, Wednesday, the l9tn inst, at o'clock
p
sALTUsOn Tuesday 18th inst Anna SauS aged SO years
sAh Of the family invited 10 anl
funeral Reformed Dutch thuich
eeplsce Fourth Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
WELLS-Ou sunday, San. It, 1876, Rebecca "ldo" Of Ben
jalun c. wells in the 6Sth year OF her age ..s..
Relatives aud friends family are respectfully invited
tho funeral nom her Late rosh.hc %OJ ioAHSt0-
ave, "Wednesday, Jan. 10 20 O'CLOCK p III
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N1RRIEU.

SMYTH-CONGER-On Tuesday, tho 18th inst, at tho
Holy Communion by the Rev. j. III. Hopkins.
y T. De- assisted by the Rev II. Goodwin the Rev. Henry
Mason Smyth to Mary McCrea COngeT daughter Of A. B.
Conger esq, OF Wadberg n. Y.
Al Notices Of Marriage must be ialorSsd wih NIL
name and address.
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Hup;Phrcys' Witch Hazel gives perfect saisilciion IL
pure and The strength and oGi stiye rovei
any eXract llamamel3 witch Hazel made Used
by everybody sold bv al dealers and II wholesale and ret al
at iG Nesey T., y. L.
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To-day they will visit the NavyYard and ct night attend
D grand concert given in their honor.
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THE STATE or TRADE
TIE COFFEE MARKET
CATTLE MARKETS.

RIO JASMRo jan 1.-THE Coffee market 10 frm AMI AMI
mated. Exchange on London 26 d
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DIEL

ANDERsON-In Denver Jan ~ Clara A., wife Of John n
Anderson formerly of BROOKLYN, y. ~ and daughter Of o.
C. Aycr formerly of Davenport, Iowa, aged u years
BgYCE-on Monday evening jan II, James Bryce In the
J9th yearOf his
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
BRYCE-On Monday evening JAN II, James Bryce aged 30
years months aud days.
Rsayes and friends are respectfully invited attend tho
funeral THURSDAY 0a from the Church Of tho
Holy saviour. East rweuty-IfthsL st.
IsDEPfNuEST ROYAL ARCH LoSGR, No. 2, F. A. NJ.
attend thshurch OF the Ifoy
on o'clock
last tribute respect their brother
The members Holland Lodge No. :. A. NJ and u Is
Fayette Chapter No 207 r. A. NJ invited TO unite with
the lodge that OccasOn
Nv of fle NJ