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NEW YORK TaEWERs
Confident OF Ability 10 Hold OHI all
Summer if Necessary.

Confident or Ability 10 Hold out all
summer n Necessary.
NEW YoRK, June l7.-A sparsely attend
ed meeting Of the Workinguen's Brewers
Union was held to-day. An address was
made By German socislis. and member
Of the Union. The Chairman said that
the Iumor announcing the addition oI
two more brewers to their side was false.
He said that the Union had pluck enough
to stick together without circulating false
reports. The announcement was made
that elk depots were now established for
the eale OF "Union beer" The chairman
said, "We are prepared 10 deliver 10000
kegs 0 day, II necessary, OF Union beer.
We are able 10 keep full stock In the
cellars Of our different depots and when
any Is taken out we OF once send an order
10 q Union brewer here or out oil
town. Most OF our beer now costs rs but
eight dollars per barrel" The funds oi
the Union are said 10 be low, but they
have all that 10 needed. "very few men,
the President says, TASK for assistance. A
good many have bank accounts, and they
are freely drawing upon them. We can
hold out all summer II necessary"
A mass meeting Of the strikers and
various trade unions Was held this after.
noon. Stirring addresses were made by
the Presidents OF the various unions ex.
hortlng the brewers men TO stand firm.
II was said that q great labor movement
would shortly follow the strike, and that
means are now being taken 70 make iis
organization compact and effective. A
band Of music was in attendance. Resolu.
tons Of sympathy were passed. Over
1 800 men were present and o number oi
wom0n.
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or VIee.PFeaIdsnts King aud KeySer, ,
the 4. 4 d, n. n.

or .PFeAIdsnts King and KeySeP, Of
the b. 4 q. II. n.
From the Baltimore American Of yesterday.
For more than a week 1t has been ru.
morsd In financial and railroad circles Of
this city that Vice. Presidents John King,
it,, aud William Keyser, Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Rilroad Compsny, sent in
their resigustions to President John W.
Garrett, Immediately upon the return OF
the latter from Europe. The rumor was
repeatedly and positively denied by both
gentlemen, but, nevertheless, was cred.
tied by many persons, and recent devel.
ops1sntB show that there is strong prob.
ability that the gentlemen have taken
the step accredited to them. What
was deemed 10 be Cond ma ion
OF the tumor was received here Wednes.
day afternoon from New York, where II
was positively stated that the resigustlons
had been rendered. Officials Of the u. 4
o 10 this city, 10 whom these rumors
we're mentioned, proiessed 10 know moth.
| inR Of the designations; but the feet that
President Garrett and Mr.. Robert Garrett
are 10 New York, leads many 10 believe
that the fnmors Indirectly emana'Gd from
them, which, OF course, would bs sniEl-
cient voucher for theft truth. A fapfesen.
tatiye oil the american yesterdAy ventuEed
the direct question 10 Mr.. Ksyser, a. 10
whether he and Mr.. King had resivued,
or contemplated doing 50. II have Ab.
solntely nothing 10 say Upon the
subject" was bis only reply. OF
the numerous reports In circulation az 10
who the SUCCESSORS OF Msesrs. King and
Kevler will be. the most general is that
MI Robert Garrett will succeed 10 The
fiist vice presidency, IN secotdlbcs With
the wishes Of his father. Mr.. John W.
Davis, the. present assistant to the third
vice presldeni, ls mentioned 40 likely to
succeed Mr.. Robert Garrett, For second
vice president several gsn tsmen have
been named. The most prominent among
them beiog Uol U man LalhfoD A spec
lei from New York last night to the
Amsrictn eayH "PfSeidsnt Garrett said to-
day thst the announcement Of The
fssigna!iins Oi MSssrs King and Keys.
or vas prem iiufe. In RESPONSE "a
inquiries IL WAS, however, leatDed bat lOl
some TINA paitthe health Oi Mt. King hes
bsen AZ imp.itOh as to cause him 70 delet.
mine 10 rsiire from bis bnsintSi engage
menA within lev monthn, avd spend
some Tins In Rirope, In order n PeCurE
its restoration. |, has been stated that In
accordance with arrahgemenla made BY
Nj, KeyIef som slime nee, he will retire
from The railroad service ct an early date
with the design Of devoting bis whole
. time, alter visit to Europe, 10 the affair
ol the business house with which he hat
been continuously Connece du,ibg hi
association with the railroad company"
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BRAVE DOIAGs OP OLD.
Celebration OF the AnnIVeFsaFy Of Ihe
- Rattle Of RnnkaF Hill.

BosToS, June l7.-PAtliotic enthusiasm
reigns in Boston and old ohArleatoEn TO-
day on account Of the lO6th anniversary
Of the battle Of Bunker Hill; though the
obseryauces sre chiefly on the Charles
town side Of the river, yet business in the
entire city IL suspended. The exercises
commenced shortly alter daylight with q
novel parade after the fashion Of the New
Orleans Mardi Gras procession, and not
Withstanding the early hour there were
nearly q hundred thousand people
assembled In the vicinity Of Bun
ker Hill Monument Later In the
morning there was monster
civic and military parade, which was sue
Ceedsd by banquets Of the different corps,
This latter procession embraced several
visiting organizations. A specially inter
eating feature was the unyeiling oil the
statue OF Colonel William Prescott, the
nero OF the fight OF l06 years ago. The
Governor and other dignitaries were pre-.
sented. Ex.Mayor Lincoln presided, and
an Grafton WAS delivered by Robert q.
Winthrop, Besides the demonstrations
strictly Incidental to the day, there were
numerous regsttas, excursions and re-
nniops Of ieItive nature In surrounding
clliss aud towns.
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LITTLE WAsnINaroN aosslP.
Dr. Hays ResIgus = The second Honor
Man SuBpended.

Man suspended,
WARRINGTON, Pa, June 1.-THE rumol
several times made and contradictsd, thai
Rev. George P. Hays, D. D., was about to
resign the Presidency OF Washington
and Jefferson College, is now authorita'
lively confirmed. His health has given
away in q measure from the hard work be
has been doing for years as pastor Of the
Second Presby terian Church, President
OF struggling college and some time
president OF an embryo railroad company,
besides taking an active part In many 9th.
er enterprises Tor the good ot this com
munity. He has accepted call from the
First Presbyterian Church, Denver, Col.
orado, and in the salubhous climate ol
that place hopes to be restored to his old.
time strength aud vigor.
DR.. Hayes became President Of the Col.
legs In its darkest hours, about eight years
ago, when local iealouaies and many other
causes had reduced Its prosperity 90 that
q ClGas oil ak students was called large. Ita
steady growth under his management ID
the best testimonial to his energy and
ability. He has breezy Western, 20.
ahead way Of working that will doubtless
bring him 10 eminelCe In his new home.
His departure will be loss greatly felt in
this community.
There Is little talk yet as to who his
successor will be, but the eyes Of great
many are turned to Professor Alonzo Linn,
OF present Vice President OF the college, aG
o man, by reason Of his popular attain.
ments and foe executive ability, well
fitted for the place.
F. B. Hallam, the second honor man Of the
graduating class, has been suspended fol
refusing 70 accept anything less than the
6rst honor. lie claims that the system Of
counting Tor honors is unfair, but the Fac.
ulty refuse to 60 behind the returns.
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SUMMER SPORTS,
NEWS RROMTHEAMUsEHEHr WORLD
The English Raets-COFnslI 81 the Hsn.
ley Regatta = BOnnsF's EasIsat
HOFssS-Base Hall scores,
&e, &C., &e.
DOUBLE QUICK.
BOnner's Expectations OF Rarus aud
Edwin POFreat-CRa they BsAt 1sIOS

nonuefh EEpttthttoo4 o. AAful aud
Edwin ROFrest-Caa they Beat asIOS
NRw YoRE, June l7.-Robert Bonner 10
confident that his famous trotters, Rarus
and Edwin Forrest, can beat the best time
on record. Bonner said yesterday: "IiI
can get Rarus aud Edwin Forrest into q
satisfactory condition l may give an ex.
hlbihon in August, I have not arranged
the details, but either the Prospect or
Hartford track will probably be selected,
as do not consider the Fleetwood track
fast enough. thing either Edwin For.
rest or RAIus ought 70 beat 2:l0,
and the former driver Of Rarus,
Splann, thinks he can 60 in 2:0s,
Both horses have trotted in 2;llf
on q three quarter track, which Is
considered by sporting men better than
2;lOi on mile track, You Gee, on Q
Ihree.quarter track you 70 round circle
oil tWentY.three acres, while on q mile
track You traverse Q circle OF forty two
acres. It 10 easy to understand that In the
toFmer case the turns are much more
sbTupl lbsn In the latter. No haltmile
track can bs as fast Rs q three quarter
track, nor any three quarter track a. fast
Rs mile track, A week ago to.uay l
drove Edwin Forrest 10 q top WaRon, S58
pounds, In 2;22i, and at present 10 10 in
better shape than any other horse I've got.
! have NO doubt that both horses can beat
the best records"
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Mig OIL Tank Burning at BFAdEoFt
Creek overlooked.

BRADrosD, June 17.-During the storm
last night tank No. 400, near the State
line, and tank No. 800, In Lafferty hollow,
were struCk by lightning. They contained
26,000 barrels Of oil each. The oil is still
burning. BY prompt measures on the
part Of the people the line Of the burning
oil was prevented from communicating 10
other tauks. II is the opinion Of the men
that they will be able tolcontrol the Are,
although the danger is not yet passed.
The TINA creek overhowed its banks
this morning and several sections Of the
city are under water, and families are
compelled to move out on RATS. The dam
age cannot be estimated.
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Tar report Of City Engineer Hoge TO the
Railroad Committee Of Council shows that
the BOggsrun route would be undesirable
and very expensive to the Baltimore &
Ohio road. The true route is through
this city. It will not cost perhaps more
thIn fourth 9 much as the Bogga Run
Toute. AsLo the particular route through
the city, that will be recommended by
ihs committee to Council. It seems prob
able that 1t will be what is known as the
Eod street route, coming up Jacob To the
Sixth ward school house and diverginG
there under EOG street. Itis also under
stood that the report will recommend the
grant Of The right Of way, the railroad
company paying all damages to property
owners.
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Won on the Hempfsld extension east
OIL Washington seems to be going on
pretty vigorously. The tunnel in this city
m.ybsthslast link in the chain completed
In that case we presume that the railroad
company will use their present route
through The city until the tunnel Is COM
plstsd. Its desirable, however, that the
whole route shall be completed Himuta'
neou,ly, aud to this end It Is to be hoped
that the right Of way question through the
city maybe settled at an early day by
CnnnrIl.
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SECRETARY WlSDON is q thorough be-
lever In The present prosperity Of this
country. During his recent visit to the
West be made S.SpseCh at Chicago, In
which be said: ~ know that some people
have expressed their Tears that our present
era ot prosperity would be followed by a
dulncial crisis aud business panic, but
AN one Of those who believe that the pres.
sut condition Of things will continue Tor o
long time. +! is exceedingly improbable
that such disaster should occur under
the present conditions. When money is
50 abundant that every man is trying to
pay bis debts, there can be little reason to
is'' q commercial crisis, unless, Of course,
The entire people become fscklsssly ex.
Notwithstanding which is not liable
to happen"
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Ilr.l1 rlm,. for ihs N.u,pnn.r,

MoS4EvIRDo, May 2s.-ytA LoSDoN, tune
17.-A Rieat sensation has been caused
here by the issue Of q dsctee forbiddipa
the newspapers, on pain Of a fine oi s 5OOC
pesos, 10 discuss politics OF create obstacles
ioI the government. Several Deputies
ahd Senators have resigned. The lega'
tions are crowded with journalilts hiding
from the authorities. Two papets have
suspended publication and the. test avoid
politics. The printing Offices Of the three
opposition papers have been attacked and
one composilof killed and three Injured
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1hs stOsl Market.

NV IoFt Hpeclal.
High pticss are deemed to be, and iot
s9ms :, stocks undoubtedly are. with loana'
!, DE capital at 3 per cent, II Is safe to bay
tels the conditions arc not yet ripe ior any
NeN collapse. Bold, wealthy and skilli1l
sPeculasQfs are still ranged on the "long'
slne Of tue market, and are ready 10 take
a!suVahtags Of "shotp interest 10 Whifl uT
!ae Whole market for the benefit Of theii
sPeculAlions.
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NEw YoRk, June 17.-Captain Penny,
Of the uteamer Somerset Of the Bristol
line, suddenly disappeared in mid.ocean
on bis last voyage. The sun was shining
brightly al the time and the sea perfectly
calm. Search was soon made for him In
every direction, but no trace Of him wa
discovered. He was on deck 10 full uni
form shortly before being missed, and wa
good swimmer. He was thirty years OIL
age and engaged to be married on his re-
turn trip TO Bristol.
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CmEAP PAsSENGER RATEs.
A sIashInE Cut and Long war Threat.
enfd

ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE assertion that
passengers are being sent from Chicago
TO New York for Si4, coupled with the
fact that the fare from here 10 Chicago 10
only 81, thus making II possible Tor peo.
pie TO 30 from here TO New York via
Chicago Tor $lS, while the regular rate Il
S24 Is, 10 exciting considerable conmentin
railroad circles here, and there is talk that
unless the rates from Chicago are restored,
that there will be slashing cut and big
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RTyER CoNVESr1os.



ST. Louis, June 1.-THE subject Of a
Mississippi River Convention, 10 be held
here during the Fair week, has been
warmed into life by the favorable notices
Of the prsss In sections contiguous TO the
great natural highway. A committee is al
work considering the best means for fur.
thering the scheme, and In the course oil a
few days they will perfect q plan that will
be submitted al the next meeting Of the
Directors Of the Merchanta' Exchange. II
is probable that no charge will be made
for transportation or hotels, and after the
convention Adiourns the members will be
treated 10 round Of sight seeing. How
10 do this is the question 10 be answered
By ths committee now delibefaLiDg. What
ever the means are that will be proposed
the citizens cat rest assured that 81. Louil
will have the biggest thing In The line Of {
convention that ever was called together
west OF New Y0fk.
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sASpuskY. 0 June 1.-THE gas works
stable, Ice house aud laundry Of the Beebe
Houso q. Puti Bay proper, were dss'
ttoyed By Ore, The FIRE originated from
the bursting Of Q pipe 10 the gas works
The hotel proper escaped. Loss, $1,000
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AsEFrLEnEsT IN PERIL.
Forest Fires RaEiaE AEoand the CoIOD'
Of Little Bay,

NEw YoRK, June l7.-A St. Johns
special says terrific forest Are Is now
raging around the mininG colony Of Little
Bay, There are 1000 people in the settle
ment. Hundreds OF miners are engaged
Telling the woods around the min.
ing quarter Of the town, and
the remainder Of the operatives
aided by the women and children,
are burying underground their goods Of a
perishable character, At one point the
Ore had reached the town and swept away
SIX houses. At several other points 1t was
rapidly advancing. Two large steamers
ready for use are detained to take the
people away II necessary, Rain 10 now
pouring down in torrents, and the people
are hopeful. There Is no telegraphic
commun cation with Little Bay, and some
days may elapSe before further particulars
are obtained,
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wNNEPEo, MAN, June l7.-1ndian
Commissioner Dowdnsy has arrived here
from Fort Qui Appells and reports Indian
affairs quiet and satisfactory. He lately
had an Interview with Sitting Bull In
which he told the ex.wArrior he need not
expect any reservation from the Canadian
Government. Sitting Bull has been de.
serted by all bis followers except about
thirty lodges consisting principally OF old
women and children.
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Euo can doubt the possibility OF the
S,,l resurrection Of the dead after wit
n.,,lps The phenomenon Of two State
ror,sudous Of the Grssnback party In
lbs lat lev days. They came forth clad
IN ,bs cerenenn OF the tomb to which
,b.y had been consigned by the country's
r,o,narity.
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DIAMOND DOIMGB.
Cornell NoG Admitted.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Cornell crew
will not be allowed to enter the race for
the visitors cup In the Henley regatta.
The SportSmdn says: The action Of the
stewards Of the Henley regatta, In deClin.
iug the entry Of the Cornell University
crew for the race for the visitors cup, fs
perfectly inexplicable, save on the ground
that this body has ever been notorious for
muddling mismAnagement and lack Of
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DtrRotr, June l7.-Rlchafd Butler, for
grave fobblng, was this afternoon sen.
fenced to Eve years In the State prison.
This ia the fBL conviction and sentence
iof this olense hefeabouls lof years.
Physicians privately Urged o. light sentence
bat the judge was dlsCoutagingly inex'
ofable.
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.D,,,v NILLER has informed the State
9. o.asJu,epdent Of Schools thAtthe dlstrib'
'SI '..SIs taud in the Treasuryito the credit ol
w. asT ,',iops counties OF the State is Sl7S,'
,aS ,aS a. ,ud for salaries Of County Super
ir,sudsntS S. 5s7 50.
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THG Morgantowu POa recently passed
i'e sixteenth mile post ia the journey Of
ll'e. As the Poails one Of our most valued
exchanges and its editors two oi OUT
waImesl friends, we hope that the paper
and ila ptoptietoFs may yet live many
ySats 10 advocate the glorious ptineip'ee
PirVn ian.
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Tan Republican party Of the Estate Ol
Nav York would honor itself by the eleC'
@'o % ol ...vIce President Wheeler to the
M lT,i,ed States Senate. He Is athorouRhly
Son.,t m,n. In this particular he differs
l,,m several Of the candidates.
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Chs lnteIigsnffr.
55. "a and n TOarLesplh street:
o1ILY INTELLIGENCkH

.,,,,I 10 Ssy address, postage PFspnS, 20
W IN nlH l,ps,h Of time desired, As iolloN'
- dN % sI' w .sulS; ous Vs'E, hitssn e'n''i 'so
sl' S% ,,,,, ,'O,,; ous month, dI'J'S'S cent?
~ '0n" ans dollar and thirty ssaHi tn'e'
~ a''' ,Ho dolIln paDaSis ia adTp<s.
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strong odds Against Iriquois.

LONDON, June 1.-THE betting now
stands nine to four against Iriquois for St,
Leger There is authority for the state.
ment that the objection taken against
Keene's Foxhsll Ia winning the Grand
Prix du Paris will not come to anything.
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He IL III Good spirits, and the Physicians
say In Admirable Condition,

CHICAGO, June 17.-Griscom began the
twenty FIRST day Of his fast At noon to-day.
His weight is III pounds, pulse Va, TEN.
pefatufe 90, respiration 100. He claims
he "a ID . tirstclass condition, but be looks
pale and weak. The physicians consider
his condition remarkably good. YeSlet.
days bot weather weakened him but the
more comfortable temperature today is
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Crowded Condition OF steamers BOund
IN BufObe.

NEw YoRK, June l7.-More than e25
saloon passengers will leave this port in
the six steamers sailing for Europe to.mor-
row. All have iull cabin lists and on come
Of them the officers rooms have been
taken by passengers. Many passengers
on the Spain have paid fall rates for
special accommodation Ia the steefage.
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p,o, A, R. WuIrEHILL, Of San Fran
.,.',, i, graduate Of Princeton, and later
'A.1r suds1t a! Leipsic, in Germany, ID
=. = ,Ssrty, 1t Is said that he iu likely to
s.',ms ~ '1 connected with the LInsly In
.,;,n,a.
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BIZ Coesinr MsIn nj m ohIo Tovp

LANCASTER, o., June 1.-THE greatest
cock fight that ever occurred in the West
took place Of Avondale. between Colum.
bus and Newark. Over 500 cocks fought,
and one.atth were killed. There were
ten mains at one time. Over 1900 people
witnessed the fighting, aud 81, 900 changed
hAnda.
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NEW NoaD. and Another Luna,ie,

orrAwA, June l7.-A man named Mar.
tel is building q miniature ark, In antici.
patton OF food on the 10th oi June. His
vile has spent the entire week In prepar.
ing provisions for the trip.
Another man was taken 10 the asylum
for the insane, craSsd from reading Of q
prophecy OF the early end Of the world.
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Large cotton MN Burned ln the South

RA1Eton, N. O., June l7.-rhes sweepson
Mills, In the Alamane property, aud the
Falls OF Neuse Manufacturing Company
burned. The mills contained 1000 spin.
dies and 1853 looms and employed 2O7
operatives. The boiler and store houses
with the house for the operatives were
saved. The FIRE was caused by the explo.
sion Of a lamp. Loss s2OO,OO0, insurance
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r,,,p ara 1900 railroad engines in the
rIi,ad la.1S states, md each one averages fitty
,.a.' Ou"' n., J,y,. Where do these $4,000
1'gs a','s too,s goY- D,trol FREE Pres,-Thsy
aA's "a n mi make the toot euSsmbls.-Lorsa
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BRooKyfLtE, oNr. June 17.-while
thirty.three conviCts were being taken
from ST. Vincent De Paul penitsntiary 10
Kingston Ave succeeded In removing
their hand cuffs and escaping through the
window Of the car. The remaining priso.
mars ware mulinous.
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EttGABEtn, MI, June l7.--Miss Fannie
Walker, . dfessmaket, was shot, but not
fatally, by Martin Msgss, lunatiC. Ma.
gee asked the young woman In marriage,
bnt ale refused, he Immediately fited at
her twice, and then killed himself,
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LONDON, June 1.-THE race for the
Walsingham stakes at Ascot was won by
verida's colt, King; Scotland, second !;
Edensor, third. Nineteen rau, including
Keene's Bookmaker. WAllarstein and
Mistake were scratched.
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niEn.

MlCHElE-pn Friday, JgSs IL, issi, Al 3 o'clock
:. m LOUB NIeHGs, Iged u years. naOntAt and
II dayG
The iahSrat will take place At O'oOeE lbls alter
MON from The residence oi Joseph wlfStr, No. 1870
Warren street Friends Of The family are invited.
Intsrmsfl Al NJ, wtOi Camttefy.