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, 1880-04-18

Special Dlspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., April l7--The wind blew at q
terrific rate down the lake early this morning,
and several vessels coming into this port had q
rough experience The direction Of the wind
was from the southwest, azd the greatest yeloc-
ity reached was nearly forty miles an hour.
The schooner New Dominion was the first YES
sci to set the example OF running into danger.
She was caught out iu the storm, and while try
ing to enter the harbor, at o'clock, ran into the
south end Of the old brenkwater. The tug Ash
tried to get a line to her before she
struck the pier, but the vessel drifted
tha fE eoae sb da IT. fe
sank Subsequently the tugs Dorr and Ash got
haWser to the vessel, with the assistance of
great risk got to the bout The tugs, however,
were unable to do anything, and operations wero
suspended until the wind goes down. 1t is feared
move NOV her have M G failed ii Tie ~ vessel I is @ iht. " "
About half~past 5 o'clock the schooner Save
land arrived ut the mouth of the river, and the
unable TO get hold of the vessels headline, md
the Snreland, while paying off In order to avoid
running into the schooner Ellen Spry. moored to
the dock, became unmanageable. and ran bow
foremost into the Delaware t. Lackawnnnu's
coal dock on the Government pier. Over forty
hs ST. sss Of about 9o FIVE shutcs s
her bohstays and did some damage to her bow
spirit.
Inc SCHOONER 1llHnle Gl1u2On. Wn1lG coming IN
about the same time, also fnilcd to get her line
to the tug Orient The tug threw her line to tho
vessel and tried to stop her, but the vessel was
too much under the control Of the wind, and be-
fore she could be brought up ratn into the
schooner {; G: Barnes, lying outside Of tho
schooncEs Rutter and John Burt at the coal
docks. The Barnes jibboom and cathead were
carried away, and the Slauson broke her jib'
boom and boWsprit, and had her head-gear car
ried away.
The schooners Guido, Pdster and ]. I. Cnse
grounded while coming in outside of the stone
lighthouse, and were pulled oil by tugs.
Capt Cunningham. Of the schooner Miami
nclle, which left this port yesterday morning,
states that when the vessel was seven or eight
Trombiay fell overheard and was drowned. He
was engaged in making the small boat fast to
davits when the ring bolt gave way, letting the
bout down and throwing him backward into the
water.
-Arriva1s-PropcllerCh Chnunccy Hnlbert. schooner
W. H. Oules. grain. Toledo; propeller Altoona,
sch0uners John lderhpuse, S. v. T. Watson,
II. J. Webb, grain. Chcago; schooners George
G. HuuEhton,, Guido Pister, J. I. Case, grain,
Milwaukee.
Clcarances71Propellcrs James Davidson, coal;
Alc0nM. G. Hurlburt; schnoncrs Golden West,
John Keldcrhouse: barges Nilsson. coal; ]. II.
NufteF. ChicHHO: schtl1nera ". II. OadeS, De-
trOit; 81. j. Webb, Muyyille.
, 1880-04-18

Speetdl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EscASABA, Mich, April 17,-Our harbor is COM
paratlyely free from ice to-day, and schooners
have no difficulty in taking the berths at the
docks with the assistance Of the tug Drake,
which arrived to-day.
Arriyed-Propellcr Nelly, schooners Warner,
McGregor. Wells, c. P. Minch, Sophia MinQh.
, 1880-04-18
A CREW RESCUED.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IuD1SaroN, Mich, April l7.-Tho. schooner
Exchange cleared from Muskegon Mt 10 o'clock
L. m. Thursday, with 23,100 feet Of lumber, for
Sheboygan. She water-logged Friday morning.
The crew stuck to her until this morning, when
the propeller Garden City took them of and
brought them here. Capt J. Monroe, J. Monroe,
and John Kemp constituted the crew. The spars
went out of the vessel and the crew clung to her
sides for hours before being relieved by the pro-!
peller. They arrived here ut 800 p. m. A
heavy snow-storm prevailed during the time
they were aboard tho wreck, and very high sea
was running.
, 1880-04-18


gates coming from the other 1o1 counties.
0nr nemocratic brethren. who have n,
n.,,1ar ~ "s.' poras - norrving tha state ar r.
not doing much ngurmg. Once Ill aWlu
there is, encountered one Of the candidates !ts
Of Republican politics, and that only to ge
COMPLETE LIST OF THE CANDIDATES
on both sides. as far as heard from, though
It It is fair to state that:11r. Seipp, who is men
amTpg the RsS M as eeea 5
lie otae ~ /; ho,Hauer he oho;co ~ tha seYont
nan,ocracyS f1m mr an n,raanjzation large1v prs
sided over hv Hans Harting:
Governor M:P;1itea5' 4: Guliem' wia@ afh Brown,
J,H. Hawiey. John 4. 9herly'
ThoRas Mar!ftaE MfdGTa' ptid2 Sa6psEs5ta BessSotn
clsrf +; Sa5r: R:Trussda11.
aovs,or laIar SeI h1r9ke1 a;,1ton Gen. southvorth
= Senator KayEendal, Kl Gen Herdman.
Jqdse 1sal.. Fell;
=, .,.,. ,;:ass ss:f's + a.r,,u
Maj. heeGe. b. h. Durtee.
Senator Iorase dement,
ALBEIT nieiis IeeIbser,
| Ean1aS E@l1 1ts51ssR. f!3sfs
treasurer Edward va ft Kuax Pickett
| WALL
.trv.,sn.r,, . r Matthew. = M:G; Maekih}sx. kS91RP;
@>'' James s5av::
4ona1 McSWastnes' Wss
+ IHgnF{ Ront menA
Auditor ........ Thomas Needles. I. starkeL
would be a good time for the Republicans Of
Cook County to insist upon the State, =. Al
ditorship being given to this city. Ihls
, 1880-04-18


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. CAIHAR1NEs, Ont, April 17.-There is quite
stir among the craft that have wintered here,
workmen' being busy painting, upholstering,
plumbing, etc, to an extent TINT has not been
observable for the past three; years. Above
Lock 8 are the propelers Ocean, Capt. A. Nc
Naugh, Europe, Capt. ]. Clifford, and Dominion,
Capt. R. McNaugh; They will be ready to sail in
2 is the propellcr Persia, Cupt: Cav
ers,+ tsh which expects IT. to sail Tuesday
Duncanson, and Clinton, Capt. Mandesley. The
propeller Prussin, Capt Zealand, leaves Tues
CAY eE ehesf9 Sa 5aes The RSSfsE ea city Of e
dry-dock: very extensive repairs are being
made to her, the most important Of which are
sides, The propeller Argyle, Capt Mclaughlin,
hus also been put in good condition and is about
ready to sail. All the vessels have been pooled
Line, to ply between Montreal nnd Chicago. md
In addition will be reinforced by several other
propellers. The schooncrs T. Il. Merritt, Jn,nes
Il benson, G. n. Mellon, Augusta. and Clnnda
are also being fitted upprincipally for the grnin
trade.
GRAIN AND COARSE FREIGHTs.
Grain frcights have declined to cents on
corn and ~ cents on wheat to Buffalo. The
charters reported yesterday were: Schooner S.
H. Foster and steam barge Edwards, corn ut
cents; propeller Wissahiclkon, wheat to Erie on
through rate; propeller Buffalo, wheat to Buff
1alo ut ~ and corn at cents; schooner T, 3.
Locke, corn to Osweso nt7H cents
Coarse freight engagements are as follows:
Schooner j. +. Tracy, dry lumber, from Aiichi-
gan City to Chicago, at S1.J111 per 1000 feet;
schooner Lookout, cedar tics, from Little stur-
geon Bay to kenOsha, Mt 6H cents apiece; scow
Green Bay cedar posts from Sturgeon BAY to
Chicago. at i and cents apiece; Schooner Pc
ori:., dry hen1lock ties, from Muskegon to Chi
cago, Mt 6H cents apiece; schooner Bessie Boalt,
ut S2.s5 per cord: schooner Winnie Wing, wood,
from Pentwatcr to Chicago, at $2.25 per cord;
scow "; II. Dunhnm, dry lumber, from Frank
cedar ties, from Ellison's Bay to Chicago, ut
cents, posts at cents; schooner II. c. Winslow,
cedar ties. from Rossa Point, Green Buy, to Ke-
nosila, at B1z cents.
, 1880-04-18

ST. CATHARINES.

ALBANY, N. T, April l7.-Boats to-day started
westward on the canal.
, 1880-04-18

SUPPOSED TO HAVE fFOUNDERED.
4 Toronto dispatch OF Friday says: IA large
three -masted schooneris supposed to have foun-
dered opposit Port Credit late this afternoon
She had ran within ten miles of Toronto, which
port she was working for, but was compelled to
run back, and SO suddenly disappeared that it is
feured she foundcrcd. Her name was not as.
certained, but every effort is being made to find
out particulars about her"
, 1880-04-18

washed away during yesterdays gale from the
northeast
The schooner Groton lost Ill OF her head
sails and WQs towed down by the tug WfnsloW.
Wind west to-day, moderate; weather fine. .
, 1880-04-18

wrecked and mizzenboom by the propeller Dean
Richmond IN the Straits, week ago yesterday:
The propeller Nebraska had n hole knocked
In her port bow while passing through the ice
in the Straits week ago to-day. ,~-
At tAmherstburg, on Friday, the barge Treat
coliided with a scow sfhd broke the hitter up
pretty badly,-spr1lng her planks, letting In con-
siderable water. One Of her barges. the II. C.
Cameron, Is on the beach about three feet out
, 1880-04-18
ILLINOIS POLITICS.

why Chicago Should Have the Audit
orshtp-Candtdates for County ana
other Offices.
The figuring now going on in Republican
circles in this State is not confined to lhe
working up of sentiment for either Blaine,
Washburne, or Grant There is legion OF
candidates for the six State offices to be va
Gated on the first Monday in December, and
they and their friends are working with the
energy Of beavers to secure trades on any
and everything that will further their indi-
vidual chances. Nearly all Of the candidates
have honored this county with their pres
ence, and nearly every one has secured a
promise Of something, from two delegates up
to ward. r..
Generally speaking, Cook County Is elimt
mated from the calculations Of the candidates,
and their efforts are mostly concentrated
upon securing majority among the dele
gates coming from the other 1o1 counties.
Our Democratic brethren, who have no
particular hopes Of carrying the State, are
not doing much figuring. Once in awhile
there is encountered one of the candidates,
but he has little to say except on the sub]ect
of Republican politics, and that only to get
all expression on the Presidential question.
The following isa
I COMPLETE LIST OF THE CANDIDATES
on both sides, as far as heard from, though
it is fair to state that'Mr. Seipp, who is men
toned among the Democrats as a candidate
for State Treasurer, has not announced hlnl-
self. He is,however, the choice Of the ''Young
Democracy" an organization largely pre-
sided over bv Hans HaTtiug:
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoSDoS. rhursdiy. Oct. 7, 1880.
Lavcock the Australian sculler. Offers to row Black
man from Putney TO HInmersmith fOr 300 a side.
The British steamer Pontiac CAPTAIN Harnden' from
Ney-York September the Mediterranean, arrived
at q bratar the 30.n ult
The Brit s bark FAIRY, Captain Johnson, last reported
at Queenstown. from New-York. aground IN danger
ous pos,tion - New-Ioss with heavy list TO port
fire last uie in of the worsed mills ~ Green
ock caused dam ige t. the amount 81 S2JO.GOO Nine
huad~rd prrons arr OUT Of employment by the
DISASTER.
The fall ~ and rock reported 10 nave taken
MACE III The -, Gnthard Tunnel, nv which several men
werr kic' and wounded, oc6 ured III one "i ne
minor munc near Gu..ci.eneiL
now -arnor cad corgotta Of 400 tons for the Ar
rentlue Navy uainel the Aniranir Brown, after thc
,,rtofic naval comm tuer. WAS successfully launched
Yesterday al Poplar On-tGcI names Snc j. n trd win
-tecl.faccd Ulai es
Trheran telegram says that Kurdish chleI am
from the Turkish side IF TIE frontier has united MS
forces with Himz-h Ag.a, Persian Knrl The allies
number . 900 mea mostly armed with Martini Henry
ri They are within Etty mines %. iAAri3. IheIe Is
Great alarm there as iur country - dricIcel0's.
IFRtfN Ori. 5--Tnc announcement that Primes BIS
marck addressed "a communication - The Bundesrah IN
relation 10 feigu's uotncaOn 81 her intention OF IN
trodu. ing notifications the shipping dues levied at
Antwerp IN which declared that 10 was inexpedicni
To asnt 90 the alterations proposed Is incorrect lie
i,s recommended Tia; the Buudesraih sanction inc
mod fcAtlou ~ the dues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
THE FIRE RECORD.

EiKHARr, Ind. Oct. 6.--The writing-paper
mill KNOWN as the old Mil burned yesterday The
owners are J. X Beardsley. John Cook ana Mrs lem
min T Davenport. Loss. $4,000: insured Tor eIoOoo
Troy, n. Y, Oct. THE Warrensburg
shoddy mill occupied by e. f. Ryan & Co.. waa burned
last night from the effects OF spontaneous combustion
Luss 81 600 insurance, 81 800
CHICAGO Oct. Camp 81 Walkers eI-
,enstv, steam saw mil In NIL .apolIs, Mimi, was
DESTROYED by lire Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance, $1,000
NEwHAmBURG, n. Y. Oct. 6.-An incen-
diary fire here ms morning destroyed several IN ldings.
including the sheds barn. large dwelling and warehouse
f William Shay The latjer's loss Is SlO560 insured
for - 500 Othcr losses IN from 500 upward
make he to,a loss Sl7460; insured for $1,000 There
is no ciew 10 Lhr lncridEtiles
MoRRIsvILLE, n. j., Oct. 6.-Ihree barns,
toni ana wagon hOusr. together with large stock o.
bav farming implements, poultry and one horse, On tue
D,dworth Farm near Pine Brook. were burned at 3
o'clock his no, ming Loss Will exceed $1,000 "n which
Tuer l. no insurance The iiro was Undoubtedly ii H.
ceudiaTy origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

Liverpool but that exists only N name. asiIlne
half OF that line Is now composed vi s'ea"oi' o"e
under the flag of Great Britain. . ,.... .aort
There are nut two to pursue one $50 auop'
The pripci pes of A semvivzed age ana impose rest,io
ons anon commerce. which will be sure 10 cause re
tory measures by other nations the otner IL 10 u.
accord with the progress of tae age and remove tno
restrictions that already exista relic OF former days
CAPTAIN Z. s. Osborn, OF New-York. Followed hA'ns
equally strong grounds in opposition. stating thss BIT"
sh gold was largely in this country for the purpose
Of and creating public opnion favorng free
trade in ships He charged, and did 80 WITHOUT rear Vi
contradiction. that there is to-day foreign hhe Oh
using ports the United Stairs the owners OF
which are building three steamers intending IN case oi
a foreign war to put them under the American nag
Mr. Goss Of Bath. Me- claimed that he was tne largest
wooden ship builder in the United Sba'es'
and expressed the opinion that the preseh'
WAS transition period. and that the present laws, II
left alone would be all sufficient IN future. lie askeu
no favors OF this any country In the consruo
ti0n of ships and called attention To the iact tat the
agitation Of the ships question was always nOst
prominent when England threatened Win foreign
war. ,,,... ,,o
a. e. Adams. o. Cleveland. followed defending the
tariff o. tie country, after winch tue COoVen
ton resolved upon the resolution AT IL oeocA
fn-unar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
DESIGNS IN GRArkS AND FENDERS.

In no feature of house decoration has there
been 80 decided change in the style of open CRATES
ana tenders which now ornaments to a room IN
,fr.d OF the unsighty objects thGy were formerly. j.
: ConOvrr a. Co.. No SOS Canal-St, are among the
largest manuf ictnrers Of CRATES IN the city. Among
the new styles BY Them the basket crate ~ on
spcuou.. A handsome bronze open fireplace shown
has the decorated with reeds and eathery grasaeS
auong which Is tho favOre st0rla The fireplace
Is completed by basket CRATE Of polished brass. with
audlrous to match. andIrOns are used III nearly all
rases the basket CRATES Anoh her handsme CRATE
is inldid win tiles pam ed IN birds aud howers.
basket crate may used for either WOO or cJal some
very gas crates represent logs oi wood win
the pretty hrhens to HE great variety o. MIN
IONS Lies Ii shown ID different d. Great ingenuity
and TASTE arc shown in the fire SETS aud even III the
Goa mods which made to look picturesque and TO
march the handsOme hreplacCs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
LIABILITY or An EXECUTOR.

George G. Wilmerding and John Mckisson
wcre named the Will OF the late William L. wilmer
ding AS his executors These executors he nrst OF
whom was a Of the decrdent allowed the estate To
me amount Of about 100000 remain in the firm of
Wumerding q Mount, of bich the decedent had been
the senior member. TINS done. Notwithstanding
provson OF Will that the share Of eacn Of Tue twelve
cbdren should be separately invested The Will pro-
yided that daughters were to have the INCOME
r their sares untI their death. when these shares
.re To 20 Ia ther emf 1ren. The daughters continued
q, receive the crest regularly from the Dfm unt De-
,olr 1874 when the nn JAILED, WA heavy liabilities
d. MIX ssun WIS then sued Dy Mary j. MIArriinR,
,ne al me dauifrr, whO sought 10 .aVe then declared
rsnnaIy liable for the losses 10 her properly cause
n. ee raIGird WAS his negligence II auIulnlsttT
nc t,,sf undrr Justice Van BI1int. IA supreme
Gnnrt specia Term Wednesday gave decision IN favor
of the Dlanuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
THE COLLECTOR or NEW-GRUNSWICK.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT TIE INDICTMENT or ROBERT
q. MILLER.

WHAT Is SAID ABOUT TIE INDICTMENT or ROBERT
q. MILLER.
Robert g. Miller, City Collector OF New
rru..N1ck n j indicted ihe al eyed emb zzlcInent
Of 81 : 600 Of the cys funds. pleaded not guilty In the
Conrt of General Sessions Mid County, before
IuJne Cogswcl aud Associates Judge Scott and Newton
Wedgesiay The Indictment contains twelve counts ana
places the sum $.o435 AZ but tie exam nhs port
gives 4 credit of about $1,000 Mr. Miller gave bonds
in 81 O 900 To appear December z The bondsInen are
Henry Richmond Robert q. Hoagand Nicholas VIII
Iamson Charles T. Warren JOHN f. Bahcoch ana Lewis
y Dinbaru Tn ease VIII before judge Scndder.
District ttorney CowenhOven said Wednesday That the
Colrcturs books the custody OF Tie C0n l. Dut
he would render every facility to Mr.. Miller to examine
them.
The Common Council on Monday directed It's
Finnuca Committee to examine Mr. MlileTs ACCOUNTS
with c.uerIs MI Miller has held the Office OF Guy Col
rcor four terms ami considered honest ana Gun
cient FL, opposILion cxdc!i0n 81 corp ran IN
romuosed of men both 20 iilcal paftc WDlch Dau
large cont with the city, IS SAID ny some 81 tue
tOwnsiok to be The Of tne movement against MN
which they SAY intended more especial 10 prevent
ms return the Legislature, To whic ne was CHOSEN
last yer bg a Iaryc uOn partisan vote Popular feehhs
s largely with The experts, II u reported
10 swear To their report the Grand jury ROOM ana tIc
Indictment came within vote OF beng rel c'eu IL
il also said that the Indictment vOied ~ the aD-
sence of some of the Jurors and that motion 70 recon
Monday failed by one vote onIf ono juror
urged that somebody mnst be indicted u they "'Sheu
to learn the true condition 81 the clty's hnancrs
IL s reported that tIe experts nave included III me
su,n Inc amounts several nes authorized 10y law Tor
ou-payinent Of taxes, aud when ME- Mliief Dy ursc
tlon III tue city authorities. reinltleh
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TO Republican Clubs

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
THE NEW YORK rlIBU r. has ssIsd in the form 0,
its popular TRIBUNE TX RAS tue fO9 ewing OocnmentA
Which are Of special yaue in this campaign:
VINO" So So. Tao Black List
Foundation ~ sol -nuLh.' the recOrt a
and financial diseono weh has been mae.
southern state excsp' Texas Prlcs
NO.J' The Furnace Primer. .,.....
presentations Fngis, language current hnlGca
topics Price So s. The "s thisaIs rraxsy
Mrs Chsom ds' nef husband as gs sr per
'"O"''' 40. s. The Life Of GarasIa.
Containing sketch ms u 1851 reprinted with
Ea@r AID Years" by M e. Y smaley sketch d
dcds speeches rs pages. Pucs cents per hunirei.
go 80 66. The Two Parties c.,..., 49,.
HAY at Cleveland OHIO July 81 1885. Prce cents 81
nuH"'s'' No. IL Han TO the Chiei
Contains graphic e pon q Ge ersl Gar
field New IJrh VIA speecaf, o. ra.ns ~ pn9sSan'
drsi ~ Der Ihonsaud
urea 90 p'' No IS. nrsaaicrs uppermo-l ,,
ebe,. In.ed Cong. nancs iOr MON Sohners--
po aG s an Iniamons Forgery Tile Lac
Counted AMI Named. Price cents ~ per haDdfea 9 par
'lO"'1"" NO 50. Can re North agord II.
Nearly foariee hina til9"s !, 10 ss ~,
losses size war The 1eeourt Is nlds ~ rom 'hs Out
I'll ng every voter oust 10 rea flce cents 70 PEI ""o
GTei; si2 per .hou.sana- ,,, ,,.,~
The eepubiicSn fasG Bniwiizf Satona Prosperity
Plain Truths tor Work ngnen illustrated IA series 81 .et
e NV Tim IN tne House OF Representatives,.
. ''' no. ~. SIR. Eyart-'- speech.
ConGPssfei Win the Professions OF Democaey-A VEG
baum Rep oucion Of the Great spree ., me on Wm "
Evart, Secretary OF STATE at I9otcI lnsutae sept ~
Price cents. - 'Thundrai -i2 per iho3'aHd, -. -
Orders any Of he above promptly filed cash must Ae
company AL OfuS''- Au"'''' THE TRIBUNE.
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ptxPy-At her late residence 80 sol 5thave Monday
October ! Louis3 wife Of Francis ". Bixoy
Notice OF uneral hereafter.
BRODHEAD-At Delaware Water Gap Penn. on Wednes
Funeral ou SATURDAY a. cOci p m from his late home
Cr-ntNG-0ciobcr6 after !inlering Illness. Sir Joseph
cl3"os and friends are attend the funeral from
h,- al. residence Gl3 lsr-aNe, today at o'coc".
DA COsrA-Iu BROOKLYN. on The tn INST RED cel H.
f,r,,irer DBL Ice lttr John II. Dl Costa.
The friends family respectfully nIen ID attend the
funeral -ervccs CArst Dnureh. corner Of hinton ami
,on SIS, RrOoElyn Saturday October 3 at25O D. m
IL I. kindly requested that 40 flowers DE- sent
FO LEl,r Tuesday Ocohri ,. 1885, Iohh T. F"TlI III the
sod year ~ us age ,, ,,..--,
Funeral ser, late Residence, Fowler homestead
Wh-r llaip-. FRIDAY. october =, az : D a. ,.,
Rrlves rrnas 0 ue family aye Invited 70 atteH Win
out .uTthnr uoiice
HoFtMAN-~uddeLly 81 his rescence, 2l0 shove. on
DctOucr %. l-' 7ihi"i Netl1H'A 'i'nDdn III
The 7!th ~ Dis age . .., -,
TIE ella yes ud friends % the lmu are invited TO attend
III ft,lu Il raIty ChaVc, saturday, OciUOvr p at !
n m n s kindly rrq Icstod ttat hoWe VIII nos 70" SEM
NACKt.NZI IT, suddenly Tuesday morn 'ctober o.
Of congo the brlin Houas MacErze agrn years
Funerl eryire, viii bt he'd Friday, october al O'Clock
D. II tate rrtirnce % "e't 'tSIs. ft'DuS VII
p a send nuHeTs
Intrrmrnt viii 5c ~ Gfreawooi Cemetery
VEYNOl. jS A. orange =. j.. October g. Daniel d. Rey
nOlds a the ,2d year 81 his age . .,., 1870. -.
Funera his rssancn Centrsst Friday 7th hst At
80 . N.
rom A. mi, home near Kaiouah westchester County.
\ Y Iucay morning. OcioOrf D ms mrthdaV Oh'ef
,,, g, his ,ie residence on Saturday. the 9th
crTsS VII be- IL waiting arrival Of ira leav.
ING AMI Central Depot Harlem kIlroa NOW YORK. al
Relatives aua respectfully invited 10 attend
TtTL E-On Wednesday october g. Lorania. wife Of Sas
futile the S2d wear OF hei age ,,,., -
Funeral nor late residence al lppay n -
on FRIDAY october \, at 100 p N -. - -, , -,
Carriages VIII waiting at Morristown on arrival o the
glOtr5 lDeiaware LackawaHnA and western Halirniil
from ~ Wy