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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

On --h.ri -asl. 0ls-jLir.i tn reu1I,1 . len sl
The .ant- the Iu gr,st Of sEieh =1aiI fr.tre
widow during 8t- -lie, alt - h-r rtea D tbe -i1g-
pie 90 be AelTs rI Gh5U1cg Crausr. deco t-e
Ualsncs la Two guIi satC4l IA mems f1lI1 che
c0rh-uati q gl ssis. ana ali ., he secured -y
lE -Ucat sE-mP-J8 uttes upon he lrlp-Ttg T.
Ten per r-IL - Pc $3.50 ln Cav ui sale
Any Information ---sf-e ~ relation 90 THIS r-I =
cr-y can us bad ir 20 J. II. IAl the a.; ruey.
Eiz.H Az u CAA ER
Dee j. 4 lEn'r and Trussc-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
A DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estats q John J. BziEsy. late q Broshe-ETsllsy
Twp Somerset Co. Pa. deed.
Letters q sculnlstrzljon G. he sfoye es-ale
having teen granted 10 the unc ersssnesi, y 10
Urlper auth rify nofiee + hereby <iven . ih-es
Injected o IL ~ n-Ake IN nsdisse poynsnf, sDd
;h1.s@ havinR claims Or de1sr-s vii present. them
duiv auihentscsfe.f icr settlement. nn So 1Tday
the assh cay q Jsraary. ls.i, - Lis ATE re.-'
A II SEVITZ.
ne - AtzlrIs-rs-1r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
EXECUTORs' SALE.

Or ALI AbLE RIAL X I 4 =
Byvirtus q t1s lssI ill -cd tess9fzeni o. J 20
Carver dee'f ard Tie eiecfion of fhe EleoN. N-
orsr ~ -als "a lbs pre1ises, IN Stonycro7s Tp'
ca
Saturday, Janaary p, ISL.
a. : 0'clock r Il
A rafasbIs szr.n late the bcmsst@ad q Jl1a
Csrrer. dse'd. aeyolai1z lzo1s q ssio-,ou kEgsl.
IoAr sr.ls and othss-. cOntairi-N 195z acres. 80
sflozsues. hsiuE the utole q sas1 11rn e11sPt :
sesr- sid rE n LBry Carver; the IuprsEsnezis
s- 20 = .-roS ~ n0rse ioZ tGro abcz- 5 lc-r-
clsar 10 seres u Whseh Il 10 DesdON.
IFRHS.-ftcs-tEird after payment O fs1-s p
-srr.l- Z lien a. do=sF s1s-thEd Of balsnce CD
dsliEery ofdesd. lxs thlrI On April -. L-si.
su1 rerasircer cn Isl q prii lss2- Ten Ee- es-t
= be pali t1-- u day q sale.
JACOB 3. SPEfCHEA-
ABRAHAsG CARY Ek-
Era4n-rr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

.l..-5a De fIaii rls f-.- 4iiy.
Ezss,-, lfai daily gE-a..- ,s5..---.
aeeg1.'naaefial l-l.rs ans ftTere E.--aa.
Ha' g e4s ~plaay.
TirSs Offices ea-1c- riGh Avenue ana v-.
s,rr. sr aaa He! !.- c,.ler Cra-s llt Ng,-rss
Pitts g-sh, 10
e. Is LORD Geu Passenger arr..
= 10. colt G,;--ril l.-.,J a gent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

"BuE Buchanan. Cleveland ycati.. and
Mamie Davis beautiful school eirl. also
Of thar city eiopa3. went to Pittsburgh ard
were married soon al;er their arrival. They
then ;clesaphed ;h1 Old folks FOR money 3,
sc' home with They were forgiven. bus
1heir parents are at 8 loss % know JUS.
what 70 do wit,. Die chid vic aud hey
husband.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

,I-. Chas q. Scull II Columbus, Ohio.
v io'ac % ra. -sam the family board
ffr.-tra-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Th" -'e.-Girr Is better a. thi, time }ia0
day evening" than Err a-uy ye.,-. jim.
about tas right 3s-.h " >c,w has fallen
and the-.a-a u1 drifts. THO farmers ar.
utilizing rEe Snow. and are ..'n- mu.I
heavy work IN t1e wev o5 h4G.,n- hay. coal
and other articles. On Friday ot Ia.. uccH
there weue moro slels and more country ta
dies IN town than we ever noticed On an or
diuary occasion. The merchants are doing
thriving business and pray fora contiHu-
aucc OF the present weather
We find the following in he Pittsburgh
Chronicle
The Westmo-eland County Poor IIors.
has been destroyed twice by FIRE. % has
been predicted that II viii no. be long before
II will be blown 70 pieces by the explosion
oftle boilers used f5- heating il. which
have been placed near the central portion
ofthe basement Of the main building There
seems 70 be q cursc u7an thi, institution.
and many persons would no. be surprised
very much % hear Of Us destruction &c any
time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
BALTIMORE a. OEExG R. e
PITTS Ht-RGH DIVISION.


on and aEcr July 70 1850, .ruils "a this road
viii depart from am arrive al tePJ, clrucr Grt1;
ruo 81 I.er St-lU .s as fellows
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Mt and Mrs. Frank Bell Of F7ostbGrE.
Maryland. are spending the holidays in
Somerset They a-cthe quests of Mrs. 4.
T. roIharD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

1ir VIVA EurmH. with WIN Price. ia
I brr.h. wss hrtne for the Christmas
turkey
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Mr Ia Earl. If Johnson, Eagyc & Elrl
in !5t..laru. =-cnt Christmas in So,acrSet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

f-v gentlemen hirei team from Isaac
Simpson 90 visit J5nnertown and Cross
Ea-ls. Somehow they drove into the dam
or 'he Qncmah1ni1c near the latter place
and NARROWLY escaped with tbcir Lives. The
horses were rescued with much difficulty
There were nr's tses iu -ha case.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

AIiaurucl CONT convened Monday even
ing. his hoa0- Judge Hall an the bench.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Ncr Year Cards in gree. variety for sale
% this Office
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
.SPONGES.

Carriage Sponges,
Bath Spongps,
surgeons SpOnges.
Slate Sponges,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

a5SA EAGEEl84S.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

The same 10 You, slr

-
\ i''i'Ps rev se1-
Thu -are ii vo, M
al- IA. rs-l. If Johnson. Earvo & Eirl.
IN nr.t.sLaru. --rn, Christmas in Somerset
Adjourned ,5nr. convened Monday even
ing. his ho..3- Judge Hall an the bench.
-.., w., ~.
-''- " '''
turkey
mas ' 7.'''' .. '',''''olS emo
-.
,,-....,. - n. .--,,--.,
...-r-, -..,--.-.'.-. -.
-. 80 '''1
b. ~. - .t..,.-,.,.--
.-..,. t.,. e-.....,' -.
- -
p.phther.a IS sin prevalent in onr town
ri...,.--,,...-, - 7,,,,.. - -.
-. -. -
Mr.. B. Colborn. formerly Of eomerset
hut recently Of Frostburr. Nd. is spending
the HOLIDAYS with hi. relative, and friends
-.
--
NIr. and Mrs. Frank Bell Of F7ostburE.
Maryland. are spending the holidays in
Somerset They a-ctle quests os Ms. A.
J. co'5on.
y g. Craner trustee Of the sale af
the real estate of Chaunccy Cramer. decd.
la. changed the date Of sale % the 22d
If January 1881
The Ela- Thompson Steel Company. Of
,r-ss- Pi91uf rpgold r,r .i,l,.,v a1sctr.c
l;rrfs r,,.in- ,e,-r,. 500 o,5
an elosan: treat was given 10 the SUNDAY
school children nj the Presbyterian church.
on Christmas night. The children from
-s--,-
some Few 1.-THE boys grew bci.ic're to-
wards the close nf Chri~tmasaui q few puff
q checks and black ewes followed. VIII the
vo-1E mca never learn 70 behave them
~a,ves2
-
\ beautiful Christmas t-r" a. the DiSci-
pie, meeting house, on Christmas eve,
made great na-, o'vauns Nomcr@e' happy
Many hundred of choice gifts were dis,rjb-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

The El-a- Thompson Steel Company. Of
B-a3doc&s have closed contracts with
N--er Ri1an Ingold for eighty electro
Fights. costing nearly $1,000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

An ELEGANT treat was given 10 the SUNDAY
school children q. the Presbyterian church.
ou Christmas night. The children from
other schools were made 10 feel 20 home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

n~'t 1eSna:- voun- nan. II vou can't
l.ar7 iaw or medicine. or measure taue or
Ev. '-h smear. Won -nev a- least D, weather
prophet. J. is r1'v nr-ez-r-v o. throw ont
va-- --. lic'i0Hs IN a sufficient quantity and
t-re. Keen 0uiet about the rest ana uo one
vln rcmhc- them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

& Noti-1 IS hereby gtvel that application ull be
.asde .l General As-sn-tly - = rrsy lvar "a
a lei cll tp 90 tte 1t Tutsasy oi "a. e ry
Issl. Hr H. actulsut u.a la ie stpr psi q ~
~. : mi feuailirs II posed by. ara io s I'd Hr.
e gliBslecs IN n Cyin inGl Csgrts of IA -.
Jounts a. ID lav-litfary ttmUiI'ee % SAID
4 aunfy. .ii- tie pLfpssa of ket Pig up snd main
tanning lev library s-r tie zse eI Tie Coaris al
tslizezs q aid c-na1T.
WI RUPPEL-
Z g COLSOhS,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

4 farmer az Middle Spring. franklin
county, who had lost large number Of
sheen, killcl bv dogs roccntlv, prepared 4
'r-ofp7i~0ned meat FOR the derre5afo-s and
was rewarded wi.h thn bodies or eighteen
'ffeis.S rurs ounl next morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

The experiment ofcroSSin- the brook and
salmon front has been entirely succeSSful AZ
,he State hatchery The offspring are said
90 Dee well formed and handsome fish. and
a-, ';kc'v 20 form a va'uablea1dition 20 our
better class orflod fishes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Taa Teachers Institute commenced its
piles raeetinS-hoUse. ! pretty fair attend
a1ce of teachers was hal flr the f-st dsy
4 n1ch larger rumoer particirated in the
ezrrrscS on TUESDAY. The address o. well
come by Elder wo1lery was eloquent and
we.l---cc.y,l by an appreeialivc audience
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Nh Charles II. Hyer wife Of o farmer
living Zen aa.lss from B.oomiaelou E,l.. rs
i. Few days ago accilen,'y knocked into a
well by e. e7w which She was watering.
suddenly turning is hya5 al5 striking h-r.
The iady KEEP, ls- head above tie water 70.
three hoars until her situation was discoT-
cred and Size was rescued hutshetiel 5oa
after
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Harry TaoiUp went hunting near
Cleveland, intenain- To re.ur1 in time Tor
his welding. With waa appointed for he
same evening. sie said that me diversion
was necessary in order to steady his nerves
bat it did not have that effect, form climb
ing q fence tae gun feii fom his trembling
/ hands and was discharged, siilins him aa
the spot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Tr1r 4. 7. Blcr 1T one time @ resident o'
This county and son-in-law Of A. J. SchelL
ESQ. IS a candidate for rCounty Sunerintend-
ent. of Favcttc c7cnty. with latterinr pros
poets orsacccss At present he IS principal
arsho Connellsvillc school
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

EE-l.U-I9Ss lF Rz-F---.--iI -le D-l..r
and members 1f Slmlrse; L,E-e. W 4ss
D.. o. o. +, your committee appointed q
draft rcso.u.ions on the death of Martin /
Dali. Of fCea.revillc.a member Of This Lodge
who died at his mothers residence. os
Thursday. December, l3 1850, saJmi- th.
following report
WHEREAS, Il las pleased ,ic Divine Eu
Ger, 20 remove by death, our esteemed aud
worthy brother. Martin L. DAN. while s..
are euj7iuei q. al times 10 =e-5-nl1e the
hand of GDd ;n all Lis prlyiisn..a- dealings
With Us, and especially when called .luo--H
the loss Of one 50 long connected w.l1 n
;as bonds Of Friendship. Love AMI Trs-a
therefore ne i;
Rall.oI. I-.. Thu: ly t-..- l.s. -asa..1a %
Providence which has heref. as ot a-- h-.-l-
cr. we are again reminded ~ tae certainty
O., death and the necessity of hein., -.s4rs.!
for the change tha. awaits q a.'
n. Tia. although og- brother IS hid from
og- Wow. yet we wiz always cherish
memory OF bis l1i,ala.ue aaL -.7' ID a.e
interest u oC- order
Sd. Taa. e;aaje- our -s'r-.- sgr,.1-
;hy to tarma.ae- aal f-e-l Is a. -ae ds.-1s-
II aaI commend t4--a TO ..l mercy q, Hin.
,raa promised % BE- q Aasa4u! % tac sid
5w and fl-h-- 90 lHc ,A.Lcr.cs--
f-h. That in token ar our r..e--l 4a-
or1;her.y love 5a- our ,.efar-cl a-a---- -he
hall Of the L5Jsab- l-al-l 10 mourning
for 90 days
5.h, Tia, these resolutions b. Fuaii-Aed
ia -hccsua.y papers and a copy ca cas q
the ll,aily OF the deceased and ,i1,tAc sane
b. catered upon tie minutes.
F-,--c rlaly submitted
Lsarz =! I.-s1
g. J. Ht21--lN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

The London correspondent oc tie New
York I'alsa writes as iollows 20 that par r-.
under Gate OF December Il.
As an example of English good feeling
toward American va-k. >uIByEH- Macy
FIVE for November reached o sale ofove-
1900 copies q circulation larger than Corn
aH 1a.aH.a Eaaria Ftc-e. B'rrsusod
or the tatal70- The Portrait Of
Gladstone To SrEuSrE has given great salts
faction ta ,her-enier', family and friends. "
} The opinion o. Judge Dean. Of the Cana
hr.a county court i1 -hr matter of the in
iuuet. 20 te prevent the Somerset & Cambria
Rai'-. from running i5, trains over an old
p-7rer ..aimei by the Pennsylvania Raj
raat Company in Johnz.owu was delivered
a. H1IE...- u7- pn The 23i instant The
new company IS permitted 70 run an is
trains. hl. is seujsiucl 70 enter into bond, IN
5000 uor t' dama-s the properly Of the
Pe1uy Company
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

Several 7gilGrr fIraacrs Of the Rit;an-
i-r Iron Company mills after living idle
roy e.ahtvaa-s. were lit mp last wceS AT
wiz hc I'm operation in .e7 dsys Gas is
u-ed Tor fuel, which Is braaElt from well
EEe mi.ns distant
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
GI.A SSEIS 7

SpectacIcs Eyeglasses Goggles Hunting Glasses Coored
Glasses great variety Everyone be suited Do not fail
to my stock of Glasses guarantee satisfaction and the
best line of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

All The right tile, interest sn1 claim " ne de-
fentlnt, Jonathan Ling NJ IN and t1the follow Id,
described Tcss estate va.
"A &c tain trac1 OF sud situate IN shade Trn.
Somerset eJinay- ff culIilciug 20 acres, msru
1f l-ss, U Fhi l1ere auui 5g acres cie.tr az
10 acres Ia mcslos. ~ith tSu-slry lr.tli.e dwell
.lS house uaaz barn t-.d ether I.ailii .iugs -r--
On o. ecled- adl-ini Z lsnls ot Daniel Shaasr
David and Josiah stump, Charles Nauner Anr
others, Win the appartenzucs.
TaEeuin execution 20 thr Fgit aT Wm n
ScErucK sal Josiah =. Walscr ezeer.5fs el EIa.
tlEshgiIer Jccd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
o. vAIUAsLEnEAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC SALE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ofcort1ir wriis Of Vcni Ez.- r. 3
and Lev Pa, issued out 0lthc Ceur. of Common
I Pleas Of Som rset c.. Pa. as -0 ~ di-cc-ca,
thers WI be eXpJssi 20 Ta5iic ssIs - tha cant
House, inSsmzrscf. Pa, IN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29
A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

SHEgIvy's OYrcE.
uerset. Dec. .. $50
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-29

al o'clock, P. r.. al tks rigst ,.iIs Interest 71
claim OF The deiel nt Johu ilcaeTs, 90. u arri ,1
tie folio wing described real estate. yiz-
A certain tract of lz1d situate in Allexlcny To-.
SoucrSst county, Fs- cOn-lini1s I5- acres nsre
90 less " - = lcL sler5 A. O. 1.rgs e.-zr,
ana scres IA uSsCgv NJ c iE,-stosy Log h1u =
aEi Lg barn therein crrc.ei, adjoining lsIcs O.
Abraham : hAfisr, John und Wm. s. hler. Sslo-
non uurset sud other, wish the appuucnances.
taken 4. execution az the su!- 0i Sauuel = WY
and Rose Ann Bis wife, - thc ne o. sslI Roses
3 Ann Lowry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07

The st. Nicholas Society held its anniversary din
ner last evening at Delmoncos. The president
Edward f. De Llncey occupied the chair and on
his left sat Hamilton Fish, while DR.. Yermlye filed
the chair Of honor on his right. Governor Cornell
occupied the second chair on the right
About l40 persons present. and good
fellowship aud expressions of hearty old
Knickerbocker sentiments prevailed The pres-
dent wore the old-fashioned Knickerbocker
hat and above his head were fhe emblems OF the
society surrounded by flags, and bearing the words
" Oranje Bowen. founded February 2S. 1855"
When the speaking was about 10 begin quaint
procession entered the spacious hall and marched
up To the PRESIDENTS table headed by man carry
ing rooster surrounding the points OF the con-
pass Tins relic adorned the summit of the old Dutch
Church. IN North Willlam-st., over 200 years ago,
and Is preserved with great care and yeneratlon.
The colorod walters were dressed in blue Knlcker-
booker garments.
Between the toasts selections Of music were per
formed. among Which were such tunes as " 5lynheer
Won Donck.' Hendick HudsOn.' y" Wiihelmus Won
Nassauwen.' Each table was presided over by a
vice-presldent and each toast VAS read by the
president, Judge A. r. Lawrence reannounced 1t IN
ringing tones from the opposite side OF the ROOM
The recently elected officers are AS follows: Ed
Lawrence Nathaniel p Bailey, Cornelius
ir, go vics-preaideuts; Edward Sehel, treas
urer; Charles A. Schermerhorn and Henry Erskine
Smith. secretaries The usual long Knlckerb0cker
piDes smoked by all present WITH appar-
emit enjoyment. The responses were by William
Henry Bogart Governor Cornell A. Seaver
Page, General Horace Porter. Frederic j. De
Peyster, Lieutcnant-C H. II. Gorringe.
Judge Noah Davis. Walter Watson, Mr.. Hurst and
Hamilton Fish. Among those present were Cover
Bigelew. of Connecticut, ex-governor Bedle, of
NeY-Jersey, Professor Vincenzo BOtta Major Asa
Bird Gardner William Remsen. William II. Field
stnyyosant Fish. Robert Z. Livingston. Isaac Van
Wart. E. ~ Taller. Carlisle Norwood. William A.
Patton, J. HaTson Purdy, {. Baldwin FOsdIck, James
NJ Mclean Henry Remsen, William PenfOld,
Simeon Drake Smith T. Lane, Edward Penfold,
Waiter Satteree, X. T. LOunsberry. II. w. Lansing.
L. Van Volkenburg, Chauneey NJ. Depew. Rutus
Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07
DJEi

BROWS-on December =, he late residence In Woodbai
N J.. Phebe ,, yiIeost Of James ~ Brown
cLARRTOn sund " December 3 John ~ only son Of rs'
alb Ia The late John clarke agel 2'' ears -. ,n.
fnersI ser ICES rom The residence Ms Psrr
No 45 West 2l,hst. on wednesday oih INST" al u "'eA
FAIRFIELD-Tu Brooklyn on sunday December Wifr
Relatives ana fends Of ne family invited :, 'i;sn is
funeral from nis rare reslaenoe' 70 @OV "'""''T ''
FLOYD-Af smthtovn T. T. on sunday. December ;, Aaml
o. WoOhn Floyd m tne s6D year q 1eT .g'
smtto~n Branch 90 wedSesiay u O'clock m
HowE-,At Ks'onah Wes,chester CO., y. =. DeceHOer 2
Of BnRbrs diseass. RaDh Howe aged 80 years -. q
Funor fomthe residence MS broth tn1sw Mr. seth
Carriages viii be Ia waiting at stston % traits eav
R n .s and Gf2s a D arp s0ec nv asa
Osvego, y. y. papers please copy
JENKsAt Leicester Mass December al the residence
q Die Rey 7amue Nay ssey Garanss s,ss ss %
The funeral services will be Al Leicester.
LuYsTER-on saturday December. :. At crcenvaie L l.,
Funeral late residence on Tuesday December az
FfienSs aSe IN 1tei 10 attend.
MYERs-On December 5. 1850, Albert William Myers. in
Psnera nom the rsi his uncle Thomas EslerNc 32s
Relatives ana friends are respectfully nvt-d attend
PEcK-At Flushing. l.. December Asnes p. eldest
the late B<nothy P Beers, n. D. Of Sew wen Conn.
vices from her p.rens' residence Lawrenceave Tues
Trains leave Hunters POINT Tor Bridge 10
a.
PINKNEY-At Utica " Y December 5. 1890 George Al
bert. ~ the late James n. fnkneY, Of New YORK
Funeral at Utlca. TUESDAY. December T.
Prayers atne House 81 Lexington Wednesday morn
10 O'Clock
tuteIment AZ Greenwood.
STEA RNS-I q BROOKLYN Monday morning. December o. ~
typhold fever Daniel Beae seoont sou Of Joel W. and
Elizabeth Is. ~tearns. aged ~ years.
Funeral Darents8t lstpace BrooslYn
uesd3y afternoon. December T. At O'Clock frlends
ed not u send 1wers
WAINW On SUNDAY, December 3. Charles A. ~ am
wright. formerly Of Philadelphia.
Reatves 20 attend the ,ev vices from
lis lac l3j East lStnst on Tuesday December
Z. 40 y. IA.
IEerrnen al Phil2elph requested that no flowers BE-
WARNFR-Tn Brooklyn, on Monday. December o. WHY'S
81 tir WHY'S Warner Of New ayen
Corn. aged iB years.
Funeral residence ll5 Clermontave, on
Wcdnesa3v December =, a; %
IntenncAi at New-Hayeu, COBn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07
ARr RECEPTION ~ BROOKLYN.

The Art Building and Academy of Music in
BROOKLYN we're thronged last evening with many well
known residents OF BrOoElyn and New-York The occa
sion was the forty frst semannual reception of the
Brooklyn Art Association. The paintings exhibited were
hing ia the gallery Of the Art Building; opening from
this IL the Assembly Room. and this many choice
paintings lent for the occasion were hung
The stage aud parquet OF the Academy
OF Music 1Oored over, and III
The centre hidden by the foliage OF tropical plants
Eben's Twenty-third Regiment Band played at inter
yas Among those present were a. . Barnes, Dr
and Mrs X s. StOOrs. the Rev T. J. Haynes and Mrs
HAYNES s. Y. White ana Mrs WnIte. Felix Campbell ana
Mr.. Campbell. United States Dstrict-AitSrney wood
Commodore Cooper, Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, X j
Cord0vs. DR.. and Sire. ]. BurdieE, A " Benson and
Mrs Benson, J. Is. VOORHEES, aud Mrs. V00rhles, W l.
Richardson, Assistant District Attorney John Oskey
William Wneeler and wife. u. A Phzer = - ~hlttaker
W. IL. Leonard and DIR David skinner
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9uecl1g N0acs5
A Great Holiday sale

Great Holiday
THOs u. KIRBY e. co.. Anctonsers.
TOMORROW (WEDNEsD THU RSDAY AND FRI
DAY AFFEESo0Na a. $3.50 O'Clock.
ATOUR ART ROOMS $40 ROADWAY,
Opposite W4IacAsl.
A GRAND C0LLEcTIJS or
EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL CERAMIC ART.
fICl.ss or UTILITY AND ORNAMENT
COMPRISING over o IO OTIS ~
ELEGANT GOODS. SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRES.
ENT~
intending many desirable ct5rcts just received Of
NEw DESIGN AND trIsric BEAUTY.
The COLLECTION 10 re sod without by 0rier OF tho
vell.knOwn houses OF
AIes.rs HAV4LAND A CO. and DAVIS COLLAMO IlE 4 Co.
or FREE EXHIBITION DAY AID fvENING.
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81 orQer Of the Republican Ceniral c0mmI lee
e.. a. AR HER. flesident
SOLON b SMITH ,-s.,e,s,te.
~AtllE- %. Br RSs
T,velith Ward Republican Association Of the XI&ih
Ass.m 1y Disiu l. ,.,. ...
ons me roll ~ fe above as,cl0r posted e
the nail uOr invest of ~ t.st nj -lh ave.
LON 81 Al illi.
!nAELE5,s aI,A,ii3Eroh Committee.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. 9.

PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. g. $780,
ARRIVED.
Augustine (spsn) zubsguirra Blboa SO days. with
iron Iatasa 4 Co.
Bark orosnoId to Liverpool Ewart Hogo 40 days. with
mdse 10 " J d Mckenzie.
arg santa Rosa tall Do Rosa Rotterdam IS days with
iron and barrels order vessel 10 socOvloh & Gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07
PREPARING FOR RE0RG ANIzATTON.

The Sub Executive Committee OF Irving
Hall mei last evening and recommended the various
Assembly District associations 10 meet between now
enG Friday night pass upon plan Of Organization
approved by the Executive C0mmiitse.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


spdlCHrlOD1.
For New-Enc gland higher barometer cooler north 90
vest winds clearing weather preceded by occasional
ltaht snow.
For The Middle and SOuthAtaniIc STATES cooler clear
or parflv cloudy weather. higher barometer, north TO
west winds in The former nOItherly WINDS IN tho
latter district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07

No person Ahouid build make alterations
plumbing without visiting the Of
HENRY @. MEYEE q CO.. manufacturers OF The most
proved sanitary appliances Nos 46 and 4s ChnsL, New
York. Il change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07

.mouut OF work we do in deveopins our material r
sources paper-and the e,od ehon s 70 do potninc
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jJoiitica! Aotlces.



the Assembly d.
cts val respective head1uart"s On ruesdlY
evenmr December H. 80 O'Clock. Tor he puFi Of
eecn officers 10 the central Commit ee Ter
Delegates 70 Je apporoned IS toilD|s;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07

. IHE NEW BUTLER" And are you MEM
Der OF the Caurca OF England Q" No, SIR. The nLe
ever 40 III that line s WIN the Hama iss-iPuneh