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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
A sTEP-MoTHERs FRIGHTFUL CRUELTY

Julia Clary, muscular woman, OF brutal
appearance living at No. 533 West FOrteth-st, was
arragued at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on
charge OF inhumanly beating her little stepson, Don
AID age five years. The child IN court and presented
appearance, His eyes closed up ana his
race blackcned and swollen Mrs. Cary Is the third
wife OF William ClaTy, and she has terrible temper
On Monday evening she caught the child by the legs,
and swinging him around her mead, dashed him against
the curbstOnp and into th tier The father picked up
the boy, and the woman Led at him and pulled out "a
handful OF the boys hair Justice Murray held her for
trial I'm 81 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
UNEASY CANADIAN WORKSIEN.

MONTREAL, June 1S.-The unemployed Ia
borers met again this afternoon and passed resolutions
affirming their right 10 meet and discuss grievances,
and condemnng the City Council for not furnishing
them work.
rFoy o,hsy Forsigu ns,rssee Fret PzgeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
ppnMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunarck-Victor A. w. Drummond, Seere-
tarv o the British Legation at Washington, and the Hoti
A. Adderley, Of England Coleman H0seIIl snsr ~
Boyesen tOemGre HoteSo0is b. SchlesnseL
Robinson OF Louisville Ky-...., windsor hoS-IOuls ~
piJsbuTV superintendent Of New-YOrk state Prisons
FIdh dreHuc Hoe-SenatOr Hamilton Harrls OF AlDany
az Governor Henry +. Baldwin, Of Michigan eXCOhRiess
mon NJ !, Williams Of Massachusetts, and John d. Lang,
A. O. Barst0w and William II. Lyon OF the United states IN
Alan Denis HOtet-BarOn Won PlCssen,
Of Germany st JaBss HoteCommander Byron wilson
m n Grand central HOel-SurgeOn il. NJ. Wells, u
: - NrC YORK HOteL-Judge W. 3. Chisholm, OF Sayan-
nah aud Captan Land OF the steamship city OF NeWNOrk
-. Grand HOtei-Hrs. Mary Mapes Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
THE NAVAL ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.

NNNAPOLIs, MU., JUIU Io,.-IH TIC IUCItIHUHI
weather has made necessary a pOstpOnement OF the
practical exercises &C the Naval Academy The
barge sailing and rowing regatta off this
afternoon. The first prze f0g won by the barge
commanded by Mdshipmau Rodgers, and the secOnd-a
htte game rooster fresh from the hands OF tOXicol
ogst-by Mdshpman Quinby's barge. They pre-
sented by Miss Annie Rodgers daughter OF the Admiral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
ANTi-TAMMANY DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING.

The Irving Hall party of the ant-Iammany
Democrats completed for organization last
evening. The committee Of sXty-hve met In the lower
hail. John McCOol presiding plan for organization
was submitted by the Committee Of Twenty-One per
mancnt association OF 1900. consisting OF two
from every election district was com
pleted last night. The plan provides Tor TINS
committee to issue address 70 the Democrats IN sym
patty with the organization, asking them TO enroll on
Tuesdgy and Friday OF each week In July, This enroll
nent Is TO he conducted by members OF the association
i'm each district The plan also provides for committee
OF five from every Assembly district for the general su
peryisiOn Of the campaign work during the summer
meeting OF the Committee OF l2OO Will be held next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
JEWELRY STOLEN FROM A STEAMSHIP.

Information was received yesterday in Jer-
sey City that the staeroom OF Miss Busch passenger
on the steamship scyha, which sailed June D. wac en-
tered by sneak thieves before the vessel sailed and da
mOnd iewelry valued at $4,000 was taken from her
trunk. Miss Busch did not discover the loss OF her
property until days after tbe sailing OF the steam
ship description OF the jewelry viii be placed IN the
hands Of detectives, and liberal reward Is TO be offered
foe ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
sTARRINa on A srEAMnOAT.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, John
Mulligau and John O'Nei deck hands on the steamer
State Of New-York, were brought up on charge Of
assaultng two negroes, william Thompson ana william
Powell, while the steamer was on her passage from
Hartford 10 NewYOrk. The difficulty arose from tho
refusal OF the negroes TO allow the prisoners 10 join
them I'm a game OF cards. Thompson received wounds
on the arms and breasts P0welPs face was badly cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
PRODUCE EXCHANGE COMMITTEES.

The appointment of committees was con-
Guided yesterday by the managers OF the Produce tx
change There has been, II Is stated, contest
the board regard TO the committees grain and
provisions. Theoliowing appointed members Of the
Committee on Gram: j. II. Herrick Robert Il. Clapp,
Daniel A. Eldridge, Henry NJ. Held, and William s..
Wallace; OF the Committee on PrOysiOns W. r. Brush,
T. A. Kent f. A. Paris David Muir aud D. A. Amelung
W. 81 Hatirshaw was TeappOinted Official chemist Of tho
Exchange and j. t. TIulshizer elected manager 70
MI a vacancy In the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
The prisoners we're held for trial in default of
ONE YEAR FOR A FATAL KICK.

Mary Brown went into Henry Wlegahds sa-
loon March q with little boy and basket, nomnally
70 se something really to beg Two persons In the sa-
loon reproached her for bringing child with her 20 Oeg
she replied with most filthy language Nieganu ca c
fbp door as II TO 90 away and suddenly turning kchsd
him The injury caused his death She was tIeu ~ ,i5
Court Of General Sessions before Judge Sutherland anu
found guilty OF mansaughter in the fourth DECREE
JudRe Sutherland gave her Onehalf the punishment Al
lowed by law, one year IN the penitentiary'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
PROPOSALS For INDIAN SUPPLIES.

The United States Commission on Indian
Supplies yesterday received proposals for supplying
hardware provisions dry goods and medicines. Among
the bidders were A. T. Stewart Co., H. b. Clahln Co.,
f. s. Jahray g. Co., McKessOn, Robbins y Co.. w H.
Schieholu Coz Colgate & Co, II. X. and f. H. Ihurber
& Co and the Goodyear India rubber Manufacturing Co
Samples from the West are being continually received
flour beef lard, and similar articles comprise the
greater part the invoices. The decision VIII not DC
given by Commissioner Hayt until after week or ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
SUITS AGAINST MEDICAL COLLEGES.

CINCINNATI June 19.-The grand jury hav-
ing failed to mdict the faculty Of the Ohio and Miami
Medical Colleges for completely in the robbing Of the
graves OF Scott Harrison and Young Deyn, General
Harrison aud Joseph Devin, relatives Of the deceased
Dersous have decided institute civil suits against the
colleges claiming $40 600 damage in each case. sim
liar suit will be brought against the Ann Arbor Medical
College. Eminent counsel has been retained and the
the suit will be pressed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
SARArnGA SPRINGs AT NEw-YoRK.

SARATOGA SPRINGS AT NEW-YORK.
The waters OF the Excelsior" Union" Springs, sold
on daugnt are brought from saratoga night reservoirs
lined with pure block tin forced drec y from thesq
reservoirs precisely they flow from the spngs, Vithouf
charging them with manufactured On draught az r. "
ZTTZ broadway 3lstst Ali other Saratoga waters on
draab are recarged with manufactured gas The Bottled
Waters FOR sale by druggss hotels and Tstcgss grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
THE PROPOSED INSURANCE CONVENTION.

Insurance men say that many companies do
not favor the proposition Of the National Board Of un
dcrwrters FOR convention to establish an adequate
taI1il OF rates Members Of the Executive Committee
say that tho responses Hre varied aud connctng ana
the general impression among insurance men ~ that the
proposed convention will fail Tho Executive Commit
Zee has decileh 10 hold no a.ssInm mnL sepLcmher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL--BV Steamship GU Of Nstr York 90
Henry Gross, Mrs Gross Annie Hooper, Thomas Boyd Mrs
q. LysbOn, Mrs w. H. Bergholz.
FROM BREMEN-By Steamship Dsp0nid.-S. ArDoigall
DR. j. and Mrs. NJ Campbell T. G. billiard Mrs A. TIilard
Mrs nCOrQuOdale, MI and Mrs c. L. Pitn the Rev John
Shearur W Fenwick A. q. Green. r. Taylor, A. Beth Miss
Beb Beith the Rev. b. Helm Miss \. Hall j. o. Ran.
Kin Miss Rankin Miss Greedy Mr. Van eusiner Miss Mat.
tics and Mrs. Thallon. Mrs Heaton Mr.. Steele C. Nor.
man L. A. BaratOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
THEALToN AND TERRE HAUTE LEASE.

President Cutting, of the st. Louis, Alton
and Terro Haute Railroad, says that his company Will
not consent TO any reduction Of the rental OF the main
line to the indianapolis and st. Louis Road and he eT
presses the belief that the Pennsylvania Company as
uarantor Of the annual payment OF not less than 800
600 can be held in law responsible for the iul payment
II the latter company does not pay the July notes. MI
Cutting says a suit will he begun promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
PATERSON WEAVERs ON STRIKE.

The employees in the mOsquito-net weaving
rooms Of tho mill of r. & H. Adams, at Paterson have
struck on account OF proposed reduction Of
The refused 70 work under the reduction and
left the factory. The prOpretOrs will not give IN
formation regard 10 the matter. The stiiAeTs, who
are nearly an girls number nearly one hundred me
weayers claim that the reduction is 10 per cent, ana
that they afford TO work at the proposed rates OF
paymeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun .. 42S sets..... 734 Clock fast In Ois
Moon rises lO46 Moon sOuths 1888 Moons age days 10
NIGH WATER ro,DAN--A NJ
Sandy Hook. 1852 GOV. Island ll35 Hell Gate.,. O5B
mon WATER TO-DAY, 81.
sandy Hook. ll;l3 GOV. Island ll53 Hell Gate.,. l9i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
Announcement.

For all Lung Troubles, as well as Conn
plants Of the Throat Dr. Jayne Expectorant Is certainly
psave curative the testimony OF thousands
ald It's reputation attest For Coughs Colds
no surer or more effective remedy can be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
TIE ADJUSTED

f. HOWARD & Co. WATCHES
the most reliable mekeepers made Ihecompany u WI
number Of them against similar number or
grades Of imported watches For railroad purposes
they unsurpassed Examine them before buying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
THE YOUNG TRAIN-WRECKERs.

The three boys arrested Tuesday for plac-
ing stones on the track OF the NewYork Elevated Rail
road wore arraignCd Yesterday at the TOmbs Police
Court They asserted that another boy William Schultz,
was the Grimm al, aud he also arrested. All were
held for trial IN 5000 bail each Bail was furnished be-
fore ne cgurt closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

Broadway, OF PIInCe-st
Mems and Boys ClOers the pioneers Ia the trade show an
unlimited stock all their popular grades Tie greatest
variety the market embracing every pattern, STYLE size
and price. All goods fresh and new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
? o SITS c RIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA IN HARMONY.
Lyndon. "wednesday. June 10. lsI

The Daily Telegdph's Vienna correspondent
says England and Austria had concluded an
agreement promising TO support each other OF
the Congress. This publication OF tho Anglo
Russian agreement consequently astOnished the
Austrian Government Count Andrassy has apparently
been since reassured asserted he and Lord
Beaconsfled hold identical Views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

INDICTMENTS AGAINST LUTHER REDFIELD.
New indictments have been found by the
United states Grand Jury against Luther Redhed for
merly president Of the TarTytOwn National Bank He
b now indicted Tor misapplying and embezzling tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam 90 Noon $50. 3 D. m. So, Midnight CO.,
Highest during the dav. 49, lowest CO.,
Average 639s'. same day 1877, 749i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
MR.. BERGHs HOSTILITY TO DOCKING"

The trial OF James Frazer for docking
horses tails was begun yesterday before Judge Glider
sleeve Henry Bergh was present, and had number Of
witnesses 10 sustain his A. Oakley Halls plea that
Judge Sutherland old TO try such case has al
ready excited attention. and he seemed yesterday de-
termined TO keep up the Oddy OF the proceedings Cor
he formally moved that Henry Oelrich be included IN
the indictment. Mr. OelTiCh, he stated, trazers
employer and the docking under his direction, ana
be was not the 20 leave mere servant 70 stand the
bruut of an offence which only act OF obedience
Assistant District-AtOneY Herring answered quietly
that Al Mr. Oelrlch wanted 70 DO indicted he had no
doubt that the Grand Jury would oblige nun at the
the Indictment. Some evidence was put IN, ana the
Court adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
SHIP NEHS.

PORT OF NEw-YORK. ls.
ARRIVED
Str CITY OF NewYOrk (Br Tibbitts Liverpool June via
OH. Williams & 0ulOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weak
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STRUCTURE, impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Gsneratiye organs radically AMI speedily cured Hours
8to3 and6O7. HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D. LeKngtonaY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

David Marsh, tried for buying spool cotton
nnd needles stolen from II. b. Clanin Co.. knowing
that they were stolen, convicted yesterday His
trial has occupedseyeral days The thief porter en-
poyed by the firm who stole goods Of the total value OF
$50 600 confessed and gave up what was left Of his
share Of the plumber. The difficulty in c0nvicting
Marsh was that all the thefs dealings had been with
iueubers OF a family named Hail. and the Halls had
sold 10 Marsh. The Jury made recOmmendduOh 10
mercy. Sentence deferred 10 Mo"daay;, $780,,
DuiIn tsa onnnna Up TINS case, Miilatn Gardner,
ono OF ne prisoners i'm the pen In the Court Of Gens
Grad Sessions managed twist out Of the iron bars
SO as 10 force himself through tho opening He de-
tected while stealing toward the door, and was sent ut
once by Judge Gildersleeye 10 the TOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

4 RTISTIC FURNITURE-LAT STYLES
N AT POPULAR PRICES.
WARREN WARD & Co. cor SpnDg and Crosby-sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
A PANIC AMONG THE DOGS.

funds aecounts and credit Of the bank There are forty
nine counts In the indictments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-15
AUGUSTUS SIMPSONS BUNDLE.
How he was Relieved OF n by a Polite Young
Man win "a Cntnrnct In his Eye.

Augustus Sampson, 10 years Of age, Ia
known in tho neighborhood OF SO West Houston
street. whore he lives. as a good boy. On Fri
day visitor ut his mothers house sent him
down town for n silk dress. On his way back,
with the bundle under his arm, no stopped to
look at the display OF holiday goods in the win
dow Of William II. HeathcotG. 297h Broadway.
and. IA he looked polite, we'll dressed man
touched him on one shoulder. and asked him
whether he would not like to run on an errand
and earn ten cents. Augustus said he would
and the man gave him the money and note
addressed to a number in Church street. The
boy started with the note, when the polite man
Here, sonny he said; You. don't want to
lug. that bundle all the way. just give 1t to me.
and wc'll leave it in this store 30 that you can
get il when you come back"
He took the bundle and stepped inside Mr..
Heathcote's store. The boy followed him part
way In and remained standing in the open door
way.
minutes" tho man said TO IA salesman.
We can't bo responsible for II, you under
stand" was the reply.
Oil there's nothing in IT," the man enid
with II careless laugh, to be responsible for"
How long will you leave it here 2" the sales
Only about Ave minutes" the stranger hur-
riedly replied rs he closed the door. The boy
heard this conversation.
Tho salesman says the young man has cata-
ract in one eye, and that all the time he saw him
a smile overspread his countenance. He had
dark hair and q small light moustache. Au-
gustus says that he could not find the number
In Church street and when he returned he
found the stranger standing in II hall next door
to MIR. Heathcotes store.
Poohl poohl the stranger said. when he
was told the result Of the errand. - Try again"
He gave the boy five cents more and sent him
on again. When the lad returned after second
vain search for the address given him. he could
not find the stranger. On nquiring in the store
for his bundle, he ascertained that the polite
young man had returned a few minutes before
and had taken 1t away. with profusion OF
him. Neither he nor the bundle have SIM
been heard OF by its owner. Tho salesman
thinks that possibly the young man did not
have a cataract in his eye. and only initiated tho
appearance OF one by keeping the eye partly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-15
TIE FLOOD IN ULSTER COUNTY.
Damage 60 the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Heavy Iosaea Elsewhere.


KINGSTON, Dec. 13.-Two miles OF tho tow
path along the Delaware and Hudson Canal,
AlllRervllle. have crumbled since the abate
ment OF tho freshet. II lie possible that many adj
dtlonal miles Of embankment may yet slide out.
A great portion OF the towpaths that yet remain
have been undermined. On the Rosendale level
the wreck Is complete. Tho towpath is gone
and the flats are covered with all sorts OF debris.
The canal and the iron creek bridges. with thoir
abutments are down. Tho property Of every
resident Of the village IL more or less injured.
The water at one time was 80 high In the streets
as to cover nearly every outbuiding In the
place. At Auchmoody's there Ia q break in the
canal extending 200 feet.
The railroad bridge across the river Mt High
Falls is gone with 600 barrels OF cement. Del
aned 4 Baxter Of this place lose two houses,
cooper shop. and their cement mill IL partly de-
etrOyed. They suffer- TO the extent OF 10000
The barn and sheds OF the canal company at
this place were washed away The canal ID oil
gone opposite Napanoch.
The breaking OF the Ruard-lock at Eddyvllle
has contributed moro than any other cause to
the frightful destruction OF property in Ulster
County. Connolly K Shafer lose $4,000 at that
place. Their store is undermined. and likely
TO 90 to wreck at any moment. Upward OF 100
barrels OF -four and many bags Of grain lay In
front OF their storehouse. ruined.
AtSaugerties the Ulster Iron Works are dam
aged 10 the extent of 100000. Tho Glenerie
Lead Works were at one time covered with some
fifteen feet OF water. This company estimate
their loss at not less than $50 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-15
SPECIE RESUMPTION.
A Circular OF Instruction. from the Treasury
Department.

WASHINGTON. Dec li-Mr. sherman. this
afternoon published a circular OF instructions concern
Ing resumption He quotes the act providing Tor the
sumption o.. specie payments. and add
Aste od q " the above section will Dee 20 remove
lctlci dit- turt 900 t value 90 coin ami note. as
circulating dum alter the Let of January next NO
distinction between them Will ue made 10 kerping. rem
dtriu. settling the accounts ot public officers NulN
lne tran acu.ns which occur subsequently g. ihu datf
NHtIrrd coupons the United states ana checks issued
by tie Treasurer OF The United States Tor interest puu
cipal the pubic debt hy law PAYABLE - coin viii be
pld hN the Assistant Treasurer of Tie United states ~
New YORK, upon e~nnuuu tu COIN or the elatnaut
preicrs such coupons ani checks w be paid 10y s SAID
Assistant Treasurer. or hN ANY other dt pendent Ircas
ur, M .er m United states notes
So registered interest iayshle by law m coin. A. IL
paid 900 schedules ut any other cities than New YORK. Will
also b, phh the claimant in coin hy ch,rk on the Assist
Treasurer u the United states at Ncw hutk. which
cheek may be- cashein tute states notes Do the holder
prefer the claimant Ircfors, such interest may Ice
paid Co him direct in United States notes by the officer
CHARGED with the payment ~ the schedule
Any check or drntt hereafter drawn iu payment oi
public ohsauon, boy law pay able ~ com, "l have that
fact plainly noted uIe,tun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-15

Tho Row. George c. Min has consented to
withdraw his resignation pastor OF the East consrega
uonal Church m BROOKLYN In letter sent by him 20
his church Friday evening he withdrew the letter
which he had previously sent 10 the church. explaining
the reasons that had prompted him resign The church
voted 20 AK Nj Min "a withdraw certain conditions
and there va, confusing discussion az the meeting ON
FRIDAY to whether s Withdrawal Of his letter 90 the
church which saNe offence Co. SOME o flr members was
construed acccuting the conditions which the
church hn.d their request Tor linn To withdraw his rcsc
nation Thu, subject could not be- freely discussed with
out disclosing the conditions referred TO- which the church
ucuh,r were striving to conceal The letter oi the pas
received hy vote ot ~ 10 10 hut action was
takru which conclusiNcly rcneatei pastor. and
the moe mug suddenly adjourned. 90 be- rtas.emhlcd
when the members could discuss tie SUBJECT OF the
condition. I'm NAnrutlAn sNhslmn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-15


ATWOOD In Boston Mass Dec. II, Abigail Atwood
CHILD In Boston, Mass, Dec. -, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chd aged ~ years months and % DAYS, daughter Of
years and descendant IN direct line Of Thomas
Dudley. one o the hrst Governors of the province Of
ultics the last and able TO read the newspapers
up to her last days without the use Of sp cacs She
had never seen the inside Of railroad car OF OMNIBUS
her Journey saiways being made by carriage.
CLARKE -un thursday. Dec. - Margaret Virginia,
Her viii be taken from her late residence 2s5
Madison ~, On Monday morning. at lp o'clock, g. 81
offered Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
DUNN-Tn Providence. r. / Dec g. Mrs Mary Dunn
HMGli Alter a. short illness, Of congestion Of the
uuss at her residence - Manhattan av.. GreenpoiuL
The funeral will take place 1 o'clock on sunday. The
friends " decreased are invited toaucnd
wife of fgur Hschteid native OF Germany, aged 80
KfLiIN Pee is Patrick Kelley. aged 45 years.
The reAuye. and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral nom hs late residence 90 cherry St.
af2 o'clock on sunday, Dee 70. inst
kiNt.-ln Augasta. ga. Dee. 7. Miss Louise King,
dau.Atcr of tg Hon John = kine, She Wa founder Of
the widows iilme m Augusta. and also of the Georgia
Society tor the Prevention II cruelty 10 Animals
KNIGHT In Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. IL, william
Knislt aged ~ years and months
MofNlHAN AT Genoa Italy. Dec 10. the Rev Patrick
Mu.uihan. pastor OF the Roman Catholic Clurch at
Niagara Falls. Y Mr. Moymhan was born in the nth
young. lie received his preliminary education In the
Franciscan College Allegheny County. y Y pursued
~ lsdI lie WAS Tor some time pastor Vi st. Bridget
opELL-M Pelham westchcstcr County, n v on
Saturday morning. Dee II. James r. oiel, In the 52i
Notce OF nc funeral hereafter
81 wears. a soldier 81 1872.