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The New York herald., 1877-01-22
THE GREAT FORGERY.

No further arrests have been made In the So. 900
forgery case at the present writing, but is known
that the detectives the track Of an Individual
supposed TO be connected with the gang OF counter
letters though not of the principals II prob
able that tho object OF the officers Is To get many
links OF the incrimina atory chain poss their
hands before attempting anything like grand coup.
The next arrest may supply some OF the missing Inks
suggested the HERALD OF Saturday there is
believe that efforts OF the officers mainly
arected toward clearing up the mystery connected
with Tho execution and issuing of the forged cheek.
MAXWELL ADMITTED TO
Police Judge Duly went TO the residence OF George
L. Maxwell on Twenty third street, yesterday after
noon aud admitted him to bail in the OF $40 900.
Immediately alter the signing of the papers Detective
sellck aud his who Tor the past three days
have been standing guard over the sick man, took
their
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. 20, 1877,
Cotton steady middling I2.s low ,middliny, nste
ports, corswse, 77a. Sales loo. stock. li4572
Nrw ORLEANS. Jan 10 1877.
Cotton strong; some sales Ne hgnerp middling. i2sc
3iS7 bales gross 1925 Exports 10 France 742: to
the Channel, ,aea. Sales, 500 stock 2Gs .o65 -
Cotton quiet and firm; mddlnr 2asc ia,sc low mid.
ding, l2Sc.; good ordinary Ilslc Nct receipts 2.i46
bales Exports eoastwise 2l2 Sales 5000 stock 6s- -s
SAVANNAH. Jan ~. 1871.
Cotton Grm: good demand; mdding i2c.i low middnng
poris.ro Grca. Britain $3.50: 10 the Channel $50:
CHARLESTON. San. 20 1877.
cotton strong middiing be- low middIng. i2alc {;
To the C,n!nent Iso; to Great Britain, lao Sales,
LOO. Stock. SO, 763.
wmnsGroS. n. c., Jan. 30 1877
Spirits OF turpcntne Hrm axe Rosin 81 10 for
strained. Crude turpcntinc quiet s. 20 tor hard anu
S3 20 tor yellow dip aud virgin Tar steady at 81 So
OswEso. Jan. ~. 1877.
Flour in moderate demand; sales 200 bbls Whea.
steady: No. Milwaukee club, III ?S No. ao., 81 90;
No. red Wabash, 81 80; extra white Michigan 81 Us
Corn steady ODE for mixed Western sales,
Barley nomnay unchanged Corn meal uncIss,gcd. Mill
feed unchanged Railroad shipments Flour 40 bbls.
Receipts-rour. 40 bbls wheat 1900 bushels corn
20 4OO do oats $4,000 do barley, 0JO do sirmehts
Flour q. 100 bblM wheat 80. 40 bushels: corn do
active. Sales of 45O bbls. nour unchan ged prces
Wheat-Ssles 100 bushels No. white at 81 J7 600
ut ~ 90 200 do at 81 81: 500 d. extra at 81 G5 $3.50
do hard Milwaukee ut 81 o.; 100 do. No Green Bay
Ut 81 as Corn--saes 10 track at 53c ears
No. mixed Western ut JJisc.; high mixed at 55c
Oats-sAcs OF car Western at 4Uc. Barney -Saies oi
tworowcd State on track at 65c rowed
do al 7Jc. Other articles UNCHANGED Railroad neghts
unchanged
Flour quiet Wheat strong; No. white Wabash ii A.,
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No. white Michigan, 81 20; amber Michigan. February.
~ -; March. 81 y No cred winter. spot and Marrh
81 ~: February 81 AN March. IL 4S No. red ~ -
r rejected 90 y 10 Corn Lsn high mixed 4ss 30 =.
iecied 44sc Oats 9niet No = 361<c rejected. ~ sc
Lard steady In good demand Sc Dressed hogs 81 40
81 30 Rereipts 800 bushels wheat, 20 600 do
shpmen's- 600 bbla four LOO bushels wheat $4,000 do
CHICAGO. Jan. 20. 1877.
Flour quiet bu, hrm Wheat in good shade
higher. closing No. Chicago spring. 81 3Ois cash
u soM February: 81 s March No do. 81 lsss 81 Y
44c February Oats steady and unchanged. Rye steady
aud unchanged Barley fairly ana SHADE higher
II 63tc Pork unsettled and lower SIG 10 SIG rs cash
81 US March, Lard dull and nominal; $40 10 $40 15
changed Dressed hogs steady with iar demand Wins
key steady and unchanged ReceptsFiour. $4,000 bbls
wheat 1900 bushels corn. 1l6 90 de- oats II 600 DO
rye 2.5o0do barley. 900 do shipmentsFlour 4,so0
bills wheat 10 600 bushels corn, 24UUO do oats, 500
do. barley, l4.UOO do
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

CLEARING THE STREETS.

One hundred aud oight females OF all ages types and
nationalties were arragned before Judge Du1y at tho
Tolnbs Police Court yesterday, charged with soliciting
OF this number sixty-Gvc were crested IN tho SIKH
precinct, sixteen IN the Fourteenth twelve In the
Fourth eight the Twenty seventh four the First
aud three IN The Fifth The explanations gwen by the
prisoners Tor Their presence In the streets at midnight
were as varied as their features
One weRzencd little woman with repusive face
whom the police accused OF having hved the island
tho greater part OF her c swectlv averred that
was her way TO the bedside OF sick friend u
mission OF charity; another offered that she
out after dark AMI had never before been
old offender who had only just returned from the
Penitentiary. She was sent back. About iorty per
cent OF the pitiabc released police
not being able to swear positively TO their offences
The remainder received sentences varying from tn
davs O one month
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA jan 20 1877.
sugar-Ths market has been progressively active since
the early OF the week aud number OF sales have
taken lace corroboratng the former standard quotations.
closing hrm The condition OF the jnce watey prcsagiug
shorter stock In warehouse Havana and Matan
Sas 5000 boxes and 1900 hhd.. receipts Of the week,
9,tDJ boxes and o. o. hhds.. exports during the
z,4rO boxes and 800 hhds NIL for the United States
Bacon-$37 $3s per ew ButterS70 $76 quinta for
superior American Jerked beet s. arrobe Hams -
80 per gnnta for sugar cured American Lard. in Kegs
$3s 40 s39 qnintu in tins <44 30 81 so qnnta
Potatoes SI7 asis bL Tallow s2s rs S2J 50 per
qnintal. Wax yellow $40 SII arrobe white, x23
81 per arrobe. Honey nominal. Onions, SIT SIS per
bnl Tor American. Naval stores nomin. Lumber. white
pins $33 $35 per NJ. in god pitch
pine very dull S27 S2s per ~. gold
shocks dull; box. reals: sugar hogsheads. ls u 10
80 reals per srrose Chewing tobacco. s6a S5 quin
tai. Corn. iOi4 lus4 reals per arrobe. Hoops dull ;
long shaved SAT $4S NJ. Freghts somewhat
animated ~ former stocks OF produce
Insignificant Tobacco remains quiet: sa.es have
been reported Spanish gold aao1s. Exchange weak on
the United Slater, 60 days currency. i discount
short sight do 81. discount co days gold Ia
premium; short sight do; "a aprcmiun On London,
l2S4 1874 premium. On Paris, par II n premium.
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ELOPING WITH A PIG.

william J. Wartzs keeps butcher shop at No. 404
Second avenue On Saturday night, his usual Gus
tom, he hung up 10 front OF his establishment Of
lat, we'll cleaned young pigs, each oi which set oil
with several paper OF varicgated coors. The
idea never entered the brain OF the jolly butcher that
his dead pigs needed watching He evidently forgot
that people with easy consciences might be cmpted
steal pig the sake Of good meal Four such men
along unfortunately tor WARTS and OF them,
putting OF the pigs on his shoulders hurried away
Thcv pursued TO No. 400 Second avenue, ten O.
ment, the top floor OF which they concealed tn en-
selves. Oflccr Mudoon. Of the Twonty-irst precinct,
searched for them. In the course OF his examination
iortably tucked up In leather bed. The iour pig
thieves-Francis FitZsimmons. William Reilly, Thomas
Dunleavy and John Curry were also found IN the
house and arrested and Judge Bixby, at the Fifty
seventh Street Court committed them !or trial In
IN n bni
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DIED.
ADRIAScR AT his residence In Jersey City, No. 1,3
Pacific ay, THOMAS b. ADgrAScE, aged 80 years
Funera on Monday morning, I'D INST, at half past
ten O'Clock, from his late residence Relatives aud
friends invited
BANTER --On Friday morning, January 10, at his
ease JoHN Z. BANTER IN the 10th year OF his age
church, Rev. Dr. Armitagc, on Monday, 22d INST, at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ
BILLS On saturday morning, January 20 at his res
fiencc, l42 Monticello av, jersey city Heights OF
pneumonia, WILLIAM &. BILLS, In the 30th year Of his
age.
SUMMONS The Sir Knights OF Hugh De Paync's
Coinmandery, No. l. knignts Templar, OF Jersey CITY,
y. j., are summoned TO meet at Their asylum % ani
20 Newark av, ON Monday, January 22. at one =. ",
ior the purpose oil attending the funeral OF our late
SIR knight, william Y. Biila BY order Of
NJ N. DROliAN, L. G.
BowEa-On Friday, January 10, 1877, CHARLES
BowEs, in the 3Sth year OF HIS age
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend ms funeral, from tho residence OF his mother,
corner 9th and Clinton sts, hoboken, N. j., on Mon
day, January 81 at ten O'Clock a.
Memphis trenn.) papers please copy.
CIAScEy On January 81, ANNIE NJ, wife OF John Y.
Clahccy, aged 80 years
Funeral from tho residence OF her father Dr. william
walsh No. 81 Greenwich av, Tuesday. January 20 at
one O'Clock r. ~, 70 which the friends OF the family
are respectfully invited
CREAlry. --0n saturday, the Goth, MAGGIE CRgaLEv,
native of Dalinamore, county Ictrm. ireland.
Friends of he iamiiy sre respectfully invited 10 her
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

Messrs FISK Il Hatch have just issued new and
revised edition Of their useful little pamphlet entitled
"Memoranda Concerning Government Bonds, which
contains summary OF valuable Information IN rcgurd
TO those securities Their house has done very large
business IN govern ments for years past and in add
ton TO the facts relating to bonds the opinions OF the
firm as to the future OF government securities
aud the best bonds TO purchase will be read with much
interest
OUR FOREIGN coMxERCE.
The foreign commerce OF the port Tor the week was
as foilows:-General merchandise Imports including
dry goods, So 206 030; produce EXPORTS So 497 $685.
and specie exports, $2l4, $50
The total imports since January this year were
o6l against s22 2s4 1l5 for the corresponding
period in 1876, and $isOs7ss4 in 1876 The total ex-
ports OF produce were sl7 1885, against $14 sl5
In 1875 and 1872 $50 in 1875 The total exports Of
specie were $7e5.a54 against $15s9.02s in 1870 and
81, 62s, ,65s in 1875.
were generally 1rm, Louisiana and South Carolina
consos having shown q notable advance In conse.
quence OF the recent action o their respective people
on recognizing honest government The former rose
TO 59 and co. and the latter to 81 and &C. Tonnessccs
were somewhat weaker, owing TO the legislative
action OF the State concerning the future payment Of
interest In recent message to the North Carolina
Legislature Governor Vance speaks as follows In re-
gard 10 the PUBIC debt ot that Statc:"Whtle II Is
certainly desirable in many respects to take this debt
up and restore ouecrcdt to its ancient standard am
Tar from believing that subject seli.rcproac
or are in any way obnoxious TO the snecrs of those
who hold claims upon In regard 10 much tho
greater part of these claims there is the
moral obligation resting on the conscience OF any
honest citizen OF Nortn Carolina The story OF tho
iniqucs practiscd upon US is ample Justification Of
our delay. The most that can say to you on this
weighty matter is 10 recommend tho appointment OF
commission to negotiate with our creditors aud SEQ
what terms can be obtained"
NEWS.
The total amount Of dividends declared by the Con.
solidated Virginia Mining Company S27 600 OO0 The
first dividend was declared May T. 1874 and the las,
one In December, 1876. The number OF divide paid
is thrty.two.
The total amount OF gold and silver produced by the
Consolidated Virginia Company for the past four years
was rs follows:--
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Totals. sl4 $4,000 33l o,5,ooo l5 225 x4Gs 100
IL VIII thus be seen that with population o' 40 600
bales of cotton per annum, and manufacturing
$50 000OO0 yards OF cloth, THIS has grown TO be the
third city in Massachusetts Ia the scale OF tax
and the nth IN point 0 population. Tho above list
calls Tor thirty four corporations but the N
more tnan one mill tho number oi mills in the
place Is forty-threc.
the incorporated capital amounted to 81, 200 0y0 aud
the present time, the above table shows, II Is
over seven times as much Up to the year ls5s nearly
AL the mills wore controlled by the Borden and Duricc
families, but IN that year break occurred and the
Union Mill Company, with capital OF $3.50 900,
was organized. Business being good 1t paid up rs
capital Ia nve or SIX years In view OF their success
The Granite Mill was erected with capital OF 1900 u0O
and from that date 1909 unt the present thrty.two
mnls have been butt. The last mil Dunt was tho
Shove.
SAVINGS BANKS AND LIQroR SALOONS
Labor ~ as well paid here as the quality OF
service anywhere IN the country The frugal and Ia.
dustrious operative can usually show a satisfactory
balance IN the saving bank AT the close OF tue year.
whIle the idle snd dissouc operatives manage TO 1--we
somehow Thcy contribute very materially TO the
hquor saloons, oil when there arc $40 IN The place
The latter class complain OF the wages received.
winch we know are small, as they always have been
Ia The past. IL s undisputcd TACT that ,nc OPERA
tivcs are working moro contcntcdy aud industrousy
al the present time than thcy nave done Ior the past
three years. Strikes, even II thought OF. are not
talked OF, save among ihcnselves They appear TO DO
satisfied With the wages psid them, but 'hey VIII he
wlling to receive increase as soon as their en-
p.oycrs see tLe'r way cl ar 10 grant II to them.
FALL RIVER CREDIT GooD.
Tho credit OF Fail RIVER Is excellent In all large
enterprises or less borrowed capital Is usually
employed and IN this respect Fall River IS
no exception, owing 10 Tue RAPID growth
$40 100000 invested ~ mills alone,
OF this capital was borrowed by tue several
porations out there lnsianc co on record az
am informed by leading clilzcn ana business man OF
tho place. where Fall River mill has failed TO pay 100
cents on the dollar aud tnat TOO, On the day ol au
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
A DAUGHTERS WAYwARDNESS.
HER BROTHER ATTEMPTS TO KILL HER IN
CONSEQUENCE

CONSEQUENCE.
Annie Tittcrington, young girl sixteen years OF
age, left her home, No. 4s9 First avenue on New
YEARS. Day, without the consent OF her parents and
went to live at No. 332 East Thirty fourth street,
boarding house. She alleged III treatment the part
OF her mother as the OF her flight from home,
but the mother and her brother say that snc
tinually dsobeyng them, remaining out late at night
gong to dsreputablc resorts and keeping COM
pany which, her brother says, was notoriously
bad On Saturday night the brother, James Titcrng-
ton, went to his SISTERS boarding house, beng
fused adniitancc ho burst III the door and asked her
To return home with him. she refused, and IN his
probability have killed her had not the other people
tho house rescued her. Onlcer Darwin, oi the
Twenty first precinct arrested boh and they
ragned at the Fityscventh Street Court yesterday
morning Annie was sent 10 the Ma gdalen Asy um on
complaint OF her mother, and the brother was COM
mitted TO PRISON In default Of $500 bail to answer
charge OF tclonious assault
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rity. Amer the panic the timid and jealous ones out
side turned their attention 10 this '.clty OF Spndes
ara waited confidently TO It's mills sold under tho
BANNER The majority OF these wiseacres have since
tnat time found enough to amuse and interest them
pearsr home, while the mills here have quietly and
steadily reduced their outstanding obligations IL Is
true that in many instances stockholders COM
pclled 10 DO without dividends and In suffer
shrinkase OF their stock but these family mat
tcrs, with which the OUTSIDE world had ing TO do.
Her credit to-day Is unmpeachcd aud her prospects
for the future arc very natterlng.
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.........s39. OO2, ITO Is

io'a. 439O OO2 Ito 10
The entire production Of quicksilver for the year
1876 about 10000 Hasks against 63 706 TASKS in
1870
The total yield Of tho Comstock loie for 1876 was
s37 oOo OF which ST. 1876 0o0 quito 40 per cent
gold
The gold production OF mines In California for 1876
was about Sld, ,000, 900.
The Mariposa Tunnel is now in sos feet.
Tho company have made advance OF 100 feet in
the tunnel for the past fifteen days the longest run
yet made. About ny Of ore are taken out daily
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
A CRIMINAL IMPRESSION.

Thomas Willard, colored man. thirty years of age.
charged the Tombs Police cour, yesterday with
burglary, IN having ieionousy entercd the premises
OF Elizabeth Eagan and stolen 500 worth OF clothing
The property traced by Captain CaiIrey and DO
tcc.ive Hogan, the Fiilh precinct, 10 Hastings,
~ l, wherc II was IN the POSSESSION OF the prisoners
wife II was iuliv idcnt icu by Mrs. Engan. Willard
stouty denied hs guilt saying that he found the goods
IN the yard but companion also colorcd rddlcd his
statement by taking the stand and swearing that Will
lard took Impression Of The lock. The prisoner WAS
held IN $500 bai 10
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
SUDDEN DEATH IN CHURCH.

As the forenoon services about to commence at
ST. Marys Episcopal church, Classon avenue Brook
lyn, Of which Rev. Dr. Evans is the rector much con
sternation was caused by member OF the congrega-
ton falling heavily forward in his pew. Tho worship
per, who proved to be Mr.. Ruus b. Dean died within
lew minutes HIS body was removed TO his late resi-
dence No. 242 Steuben street, and Coroner simms
notified Deceased sixty 6vo years OF age, clerk
by occupation. His death is supposed to have been
caused by apoplcxy
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principal foreign markets.

THE GOLD MARKET.
In the gold market the tendency has been to
greater hrmncss THIS Is part due to the threaten
Ing attitude Of European affairs, yet II may be checked
by tho occurrence OF at home which give as
turance OF a peaceful solution Of our own political
problem In facs all commercial circles are awaiting
with little patience the settlement Of tho vexcd
questions which have recently blocked mercantile
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
A SINGLE EYE.

James Quinn, youth of twenty, was held In 81 500
ball. yesterday, at tho TomDs Police Court, charged
with fcloniously assaulting Alexander Lynott on
Saturday night during quarrel Lynctt appeared IN
court with badly cut bead Tho aoclor Tears that hc
wall loso vne VI his oyes
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PRovfpEScE. jar. 20 1877.
Printing cloths active du ing the week. with
tceRhie increase OF sales last weeks closing at0ns
The market closed 4c for extras and 454c
for standard C4xVt cloths cash 80 days. and
futures. Ths sales Of the week wero OUD pieces.
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Total for the week.. 80. Gas, 500
THR MONEY MARKET.

Tho course Of money call during the week has
sndcd to easier rates, and the the quotations
werc and per cent with offerings at per cent
Loans government collaerals steady ut about
lper cent Prime com mercia paper in limited
supply ut and per cent, with exceptions at AZ on
gilt edged notes. Mercantile paper was quoted as
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
DIED.

MAy-EIsSER.--Mr. SIMON MAY, OF Brooklyn. Long
Island. TO FANNY, daughter OF Marx Esner. OF this
city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
RAILROAD BONDS

have been in fair demand by purchasers, and prices
generally are drm. Not little capital is waiting fur
thcr investment In these securities, ard but lor the
dry rot in speculation and the manipulation Of tho
market by few parties who throw dscredit on any
thing that is good and endeavoring to tos the
public that which is worthless, first class railway
mortgages would materially ADVANCE
GOVERNMENT BONDS
have been in than usual demand the Inquiry be-
ing widely distributed, not only among Institutions,
but small invcstorswho are deslrous OF placing their
savings in first class security. Prices generally
higher from u TO IN per cent, the largest advance be-
Ing shown In the nve-twentes Of 1867 aud 1868 In
England our bonds arc likewise reported higher IN
consequence Of the possible action OF the Electoral
Committee and peaceful result or the Presidential
wrangc. Closing prices Of securities in London have
bean q follows
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United States IS, 5-20s,
1865. old los Jan. 2. 1867 jan 10
United States 6s 52Os, 1867 lOSts Jan. lOYt jan l9
United States IS, l0.4Os. i081s JAM 2 1Oyts Jan. 10
New 5s... .xl06A Jan17 1O7x JAM 10
In the United States the range in prices since Janu.
ary 1877 the OF each class OF bonds out
standing January l, 1877, wero as follows:-
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channels. and interrupted the growth Of our indus
trlea The following are the
ooLp FLUCTUATIONS yos THE wxrx

COINS AND BULLION.
The following wero to-day's quotations In geld for
coins and bullion
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Funeral services at tho Mount Pleasant Baptist
church Bcllevlc av, Newark. on Monday, 22d inst,
al eleven O'Clock. lntcrmcnt at Connecticut Farms
ToMrKISs--At Grccnburs westchestcr county. n.
r., February 90 LEONARD ToxrKiSs aged 10 years.
90, AZ eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
CSDEKnfLL~--On Sunday, January q, STEPHEN Ux.
pxRaLL OF this,city. in The 5ist year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
funeral services at his lato residence, No. 307 East
Goth ST., on Wednesday next, al ten A. 81
VAIL Bronxvlle, ", on FRIDAY morning,
December 10, EMMA MARrs, wiic OF John X. Vail
aud daughter OF the late John G. Martin, OF pitisburx
Pa
Relatives and friends, also msmbcrs OF Lcbanos
Lodge. y. and A. NJ. No lgl are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of Hiram
Ketchum No. 9th ST.. WilliansburgE, this Monday!
morning at hapast eleven.
vANpEEBEcg. ON saturday. January 20, 1917. ELIZA
JANE VASDsaBgck, vile OF Henry II. Vanderbeck, 10
the t3d year OF her age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend her ancra at the Reformed church at Paramus.
j. at O'Clock ~ Erie trans leave foot oil Cham
bcrs street at lO:s5 A. tor Ridgcwood N. j., whore
carriages Will be IN attendance
WALKER- On saturday. January 20 1877, MAKy
ELIZA wALKgK, IN the ls,h year OF her age.
The relatives and trends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral a. tue residence Ut
William Hunter, li3 President ST., ON Monday January
a. 1877, at two L. ~
wnIrrLS--At Jersey ciy, after most painful sick.
lung received IN the late rebellion, LArINEs wurrLa
grandson of the late Francis White, Esq. vi Castle
Upton county oi Antrim, Ireland, aud nephew Of The
late Joho Clotworthy smith, OF New York, aged -
yoars, months and days
The trends OF the tamily are most Respectfully invites
TO his last resting place IN Greenwood Ccnsetcry HE
will DO removed from 200 York st. Jersey City.
ON Tuesday, January rs, At one O'Clock y. n
woLcorr--On Saturday. January ~, LorriR, young.
est daughter OF n. l.. ana Annie q. WocotI
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend The
funeral IRON the De kab Nv. Methodist Church, noAe
Franklin av, brooklyn. on Tuesday, January %, as
two r. NJ.
woop.--At New vernon, N. j., on Friday 10th tnsi.
ELizAnzru MgAps vile OF J. Dayton Wood ana daugh-
ter Of the late Thomson 5. Dayton.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited
tend tho funeral a. Christ church, Elixabslh, n Js
Monday, 22d iIsL, st hslf.past one 0'clook-