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New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
THE BURL4L or M4D4ME BOSAP4RrE.

BALTIMORE, April THE funeral of the
late Madame Patterson BOnapare took place at 10
H. today from the residence Of the late Jerome Bona
pare. of the deceased occupied by his widow,
Mrs. BOuaparte the corner Of Park-aye. and
Centre-s, The funeral was strictly private, only
the immediate relatives Of the family and few
OF the intimate friends having been invited The
Rev Dr. Leftwich, OF the First Presbyterian Church.
offered prayer at the house, which the only relg
ious service before the procession started for
GreenmOunt Cemetery The chief mourners az the
funeral we're her grandsons, Colonel Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparfe ana Charles Joseph Bonaparte. with the
latt~rs family The mbsrs ofrthe family OF Colonel
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte not present, owing 10
their absence IN Paris. The pall-bearers were Gov
ernor John Lee Carroll Judge George William Browne,
Charles J. M. GwDn. Attorney General OF the state.
William Williams, John h. Morris, John spear
Nicholas. II. B. Lstrobs. ConDodore Hugh \.
Puryiance Dr. Christopher Johnston, j. Barney Will
iAms and william C. Pennington. The funeral process
sioa eighteen carriages The ceremony az The
grave Of simplest character The walnut
coffin. covered with black cloth. bore silver plate
with the following inscription Eraooth Patterson,
Born 6th February. 1873. Died April 4th. 1870 The
interment made Ia lot purchssed by Mne Patter
BOnaparto years ago eTprossiy -or hef isst
resting place She 10 It's only occupant
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DIED

ALNrYon sunday april O. at his residence No 20 West
Funeral services At m late co.lsnoe THURSDAY At 10 O'Clock
BLACVELT-On April T. at his ATE residence 335 West
NOuce OF funsra. hereafter.
BRowN-At wnnaque. y. J.. April g. 1879. Hannah. be.
Funeral al the house On Wednesday, the 9TH nst at o'clock
cARpENTER-At East Hartford. Conn, on Thursday.
HIS remains we're Rye westchester Co.. \. Y
III % % and Garlic RI On to 6e th IN % his m FTan ye v"
COLLYER-At sing sing Aprl James T. COyer aged 60
Reaves and friends are invited attend the funeral
wees. from ne NJ T. church, sing sing. on wednesday
DYCKNAN-On sunday April 8. this city John Honey
well DYckman, N the 56ih year of MS age
attend funeral from late resdeRce 40 384 West
SsLst. New YORK CITY. Wednesday 9th inst 1890
HAyILAYg;Ton tho IN inst, sarah c. wife Of David s
Rtaayes ana reaa; ore ytti attend the funeral on
Meeting house, on -chermerhorn-st.. BROOKLYN.
HEARN-On sunday, April Louisa. daughter OF James A
RELATIVES and friends are invited 70 attend the funeral from
the OF her father 7ls Aadisonave. today Tucs
davl, at l p m.
KrRTLAyD-At East orange. y. f.. on SATURDAY. April g.
John infant OF Ida 2 ssey and Jared r Kirkland.
Funeral viii be held tho Of the parents
Washing East Orange on Tuesday sth INST at $50
p.m
y Y, Wrs Esther Henrietta, widow Of the lAte Hon b
Funeral At D. NJ Tuesday. sth .nst At Oweso
ROBINSON N-On Monday. April T. 1879 Hamilton W Robin
Fansral services his residence No. East 65t ST. to-
0av (ruasdlyl. at O'Clock :.
II remains viii taken 70 Worcester " Y. for ntermen
sHAFFR-At Bergen Point " j. Dn SUNDAY. AOrl @
Thomas II. Shafer aged SO yesrs.
Relatives invited attend the from
hls residenco, Aye.B on Tuesday ath Ilss
sPAULDISG-On Monday April his residence - -th
ave- Marquis r.. youngest Of the late IL b. SpauIng
In tho 81 IN ' OF his
Noflce u hereafter
TYN G-Entered lifo sunday. April g. $40 tho
realdenea Mr.. r. ". UpjOhn brooklyn L.
T. the Rev James H. Tying. 1 the 72d OF hs age.
Funeral private.
Boston Mass papers pease copy
wETMoR-ou SATURDAY. April 8, 1879 Lucy A. widow Of
Prosper NetmOre
Restyos and ens are invited attend The funeral ser
vice. No. 800 Lexmgton-sve, Tuesday, April
lOIcl0ck a.
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LECTION SIZE or 4YtRIcAN FIcT0RES.

,,...io, of paintings by American
ne -, on exhibition for several days
81 ,Ic Kurt Gallery. No. East l"eh'' St. W.
- ,,f al auction. this evening """ '"N'i'"
-, a, fhe gallery, by MT Dahiel a.
c'o-e 7, COLLECTION is made up Of pictures sent in
-, .t -,ists themselves, and Is not the property oI
ON. one person. while not much can ne SAID 'or 'ns
-. ~ enc collection as wAOe. there are en0agh
rIo,,,,.. here 70 make a. visit amusing, and a
.,,u number that VIII attract purchasers OF tHe
h.fter class. Mr William Il. Low has sent
A ,o pctures either Of which "a better than an! ny
his hand IL the present Academy Exhibition or lhAn
any e sent 10 the late exhibition OF the Society o Amer
80, Arti.f. No Al Is an uncommouly pretty study. Mr.
wat Eaton sends good " Head" No. -
with sn odd name. Berncrette,' painted WIN
,purb sweetness and freedom. By Mr. Alden "eF
there = study Of Girls Head" fresh and sparkling
IN color 10 Us the most attractive piece here uo"- ~
size but rifle the model The same he has SO oi'e"
PAINTED NJ. Frank DUvenccss 90 Coming n IN carries
us back 20 iast wears hlrtz I'l,eit r,odv The
figured go the amused alnaz .iuchl O.. eNsIi M
b, a.. -.po aVr,St also here We fear that nel'her
b1 lAr al.iT i-,.'r1 80 arrixt 10 those who have
nc, seen his better work. bar nave Ohig htaiu TIC
enthusiastic - K OF those Wh0 Rave seen IT, A. . .
Mn Fastmru Juhnsou's Happy Family No; -, is
rasruc study 0f Southern shautF dom Dut MS AT
ranrcnen; in Black and White is not at all deservlnS
of thr con,p cuouS place gwen ~ on an ease oy se
Tf ,uuguScd represent negro srj tOnulnG Nihte
raDDl H' ~ con e. SracIlv W ere me
noufn ot the ir would be u the rabbit were away ana
the eject CIsastrOu At three Steps on the sltl al
pears 20 atnered the lower part OF her lace pre-
- Wi3so,y Honers Dressing Tor the Carnival" is too
fs~rsl f,h there are touches OF pre.sOn and att-
fuir winch show Tins clever artists usual quiet oDseT
va50u. The greater part OF the pictures mere .Ie 1h
na-sof The artists who them viii assure the puDlc
chat % Will thing Tor MS money mere are T
ward Cav, William T. De Haas l. & IiHiAy l.; =.
Insrrh Arr bar Quartey, James d. Suihe. Nal5er SL
law h. vs.. Hubbard lockwood D Forest N,Hlsn L.
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SIZE OF THE LAST DEMOCRATIC DEBT.
~ -.. .-..-.-.--. L,..-.. .---

When the Democracy went out OF power
eighteen years tucy left United states Treasury
in depleted ana chaotic eOnoiilon bordering on bank
ruptrv. The leaders who stand - acknowledged COG-
tT0 OF that party to-day, undertook 20 destroy the
Government. and threw upon tie IrrGsusi burden oI
$4,000. 100000. Wuen they left the Treasury could
borrow only WITH exceeding difficulty at interest
amudntlu- virtually 20 per cent ana higher. The
Republican Uartv sAOul.crcd this burden have since
discharged q considerable part Jt 10, have made tue
obi gaIlHus OF tHe vernmcut good god f1e world
over. ana Republican secretary of the Treasury
succeeds rtfu10ng the major part of the remaining
Indebtedness 90 per cent inleTrs one-Aaf WHAT the
Treasure Ob igei 90 pay when ht Republicans TOOK
the direction OF afrs. This well done apart from
allowable pride ia the great achievements OF TIE kepub-
hcan party. stIl well done. and partl-
sentiment among TlEht-IGndcd people OF whatever
shade OF political opinion 0u-ht 10 prevent their
atkuCw led .ug that thls ls well done.
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Mixed ESSAYS BY Matthew Arnold. / vol, l2mo 81
Poems complete "A volume ,&
Essays in Criticism. 81
Literature and Dogma. 81 %.
God and the Bible, -
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GEORGE NITNRO-

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- r.,d the card tina, was handed

-, The reporter read the caro- 'na' was ", u'''aD
too,' b,le his hair stood end. " Regret eNoeeu
1bot I can't come. Give my love 10 your "O,"o -
80 assure ner have not forgotten o'u ""'s IT,, ho
- ,irao viii be . success, rs am sure ~ a. verv
Snr ~ n. ,rttticsm whom saY that yours uu - - cor
f3 h. .,.,'. he present The reporter lau JUS ioci,
soIe IN, mistake that had been made WIZ, Cni,
p M, he INV whirllng awav the carrlai'h h"t1,- the
toiocd Ine vuuns lady. just then cru ea he l1dvs
-yelass hrnd aud futeret To tine N" IItnese hill
-. waa do carr about the arm; ns;ion or any other
'u.,fions Again I say, as did I'D '"o '''
rbero sourscifg'
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PUBLIC OPINION

All the Democratic telescopes in the coun-
try are focussed the buuEhuc that GramercJ fdFA
barrel. BGri nEtOn Hawkeye lRepJ
The Ncir- York World. we learn from The
TeH- Eareu EegSc~. is occas onany DcmOcrtuc' Ana
@ very uuur.uua,e thing 10 Is Tor the Democratic l'
TO Yet Do ug ghr be woTsr.ur example. J. TIE % 0rtd
were Democratic an the time Buffalo Express theiD
Whatever the future may have IN store 1t
tbe urizr of d denomination, unless Iammany, joi4.ng
forces with the south ana combination uf other oppos-
ing elements. should display strong enough 'front.' 20
prev III 1T Augusta (GA.) Chronicle tDemJ
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The formal denomination OF Iliden and
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gl has more gdcaucc than visible the surface.
EIr. Wattersun the Chef iuclrman OF Illdrn ~
ls16. BE usped 90 bring up tue south soidlY IN hs
brn8If and PLAYED with ability tue part uf well
nurse 40 tie Louis Convention. The fact thar he
has raised nus early IN the campaign may be
accepted as a definite proclamation 10 the American
people ;Aat Nj den, OF Gramercy PARK, II again on
the track. 70 comes nearer being Official information
flJfI ANYTHING no nave seen.
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BosTON, April AT the Ncw-England Meth
odlst Conference ut Worcester, to-day. resolution Op.
posing the holding Of meetings on the Sabbath
was passed by a vote OF " 10 90.
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TRIBUNE OFsICE, April g, a. ma rapid rise fol-
lowed the downward movement in the barometer yes
terday morning and afternoon. The cloudnes increased
rapidly in the morning, and accompanied by light
rain in the afternoon and evening clearing and partly
cloudy weather prevailed The temperature rang
between 80 and $50. the average beng 642 higher
than sunday. The amount OF moisture in the air has
been diminished
Clear or partly cloudy weather with slight changes in
temperature may be expected IN tins city and vicinity
to-day.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.SiJlODsis tOr the past "A hours.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the past "A hours
WASHINGTON, April s. 1 a. m.-The ba-
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Generally night rain has fallen the Southern States
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is distinctly understood that he did not pay the
sums a. any part Of his sons debt 10 their father
Nevertheless, IN the recent settlement conciuhed
yesterday this amount of $4,000. of course with
out interest. deducted from the total amount,
leaving S71. .1S7 due.
Mr. C. J Vanderbilt put in further clam that
several years ago he had paId Mr. Greeley S4OOO
IN cash for which no receipt had been gwen or
asked. Mr. Vanderbilt expected that n wonid
simply be placed 10 bis creuit account, but DIT.
Greeley IS represented as saving IN hls grlmly
humorous way that be would keep it for " Cor
nell 70 borrow from thereafter. Mr. Vanderbilt
produced n proof ~ This payment written state
ment of Henri l.. Stuart that he had seen The
money paid to Mr. Greeley. Scott LORD yesterday
stated that other proof of the payment existed, but
Mrs. Smith and Miss Gabrielle Greeley declined To
dispute the point, and the p4.UOO win interest
making altogether SO 900, WIS allowed. ana this
was also deducted from the total, leaving the sum
10 be paid i'm full, S6l. 1877.
This sum the Jwo daughters of Mr. Greeley have
received and the most of 10 has already been m
vested IN separate accounts in United states regis
tered bonds. The payments nave been made as
fOllow-:
Apr United States bonds s.............. 100000
Apul 3-Certihed cheeks. loo"O
April 1.-Two notes 1000 each ......... 10000
Total.................. S6l.Is7
The two noies last named the holders expressed
10 Mr. &. j. Vanderbilt a desire to have cashed lie
at once consented and yesterday at noon, n scott
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promptly PAID and the whole indebtedness can
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ton and good WILL All stories ~ any bi ter teellng
following the settlement are incorrect. The daugn-
teTs Of Mr. Greeley voluntarily rendered the
following 20 c. j. Vanderbilt:
"The money loaned by our father. Horace Greeley,
to Nix. &. j. Vanderbilt. amounting IN all. principal
and interest, TO over SSl 900. much of which had
been Outlawed, has been paid IN full by Mr. 4. j.
Vanderbilt. thereby fully iustifying the faith our
'TDA GREELEY SMITH.
"GABRIELLE GREELEY
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Lave York ANIL 10 and II. The mails for West indies
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