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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
NJ OEEER NOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and on easy terms and
A fine House and two Lots on Fifth
Avenue, only few rods from street rail-
way and every way desirable, at 2
great bargain If sold soon.
We loan money and insure property.
Call and see
M w BA T ES b CO..
10 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

You cannot afford 10 waste time IN exper-
mendng when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems al first. only a
cold DO not permit any dealer TO impose
upon you with some cheap Imitation of
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
1uehs and Colds. but be sure You get the
genuine Because he can make more profit
be may tell YOU he has something just as
good, or Just the same Don't be deceived
but insist on getting DR.. Kings New Dis
c0very. which Is guaranteed TO give relief
u an Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottle free at Peck Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

Insanity is on the Increase. Statistics
show this. Many cases are brought on by
oserwork. anxiety, excitement, mental
trouble and nervous prostrati0n, it's also IN
hertei Invariably sleepiessness AMI con
,tipation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane Consuuation induces dys
pepsa aundice bad breath. piles, pimples,
loss spirits. headache etc Dr. Jones Red
Clover rouic relieves constipation. thereby
curing these diseases. Price, % cents, by
t. H. wilson
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
Bueklsns Arniea salve

THE BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains
Corn. and all Skin EruptiOns, and positive
ly cures piles, OF TO pay required. Ii IS
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price % cents per box.
Far sale by Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed your appetite
is poor. vou are bothered with Headache
You are tidcetv. nervous. and generally out
u sorts and want % brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulauts. spring medicines
0r bitters. which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
you for sn hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want Is un Alternative that Will purify your
blood start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality and give re-
newel health and strength. Such a medi-
cine you viii ind in Electric Bitters and
only 90 cents bottle al Peek Bros. Drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

Y0u VIII notice how quickly thoroughly
successful article is initiated and also that
the limitations are without merit. as they
are gotten up by uuscrupulOus parties. Be
ware of limitations of Dr Jones Red Glover
Tonic The genuine is sold boy T.. Il. vii
SON. and promptly cures dyspepsia, COS
dveness. bad breath, piles, pimples ague
and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low
spirits. headache. OF diseases of the kidneys.
stomach and liver Price 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
HOTEL TO RENT.

This building is new. 7sxf44 feet.
The two upper stories a finished for q
hotel. containing rooms, al steam
heated Tvo o ocks from Union Depot,
on ore Of the Prinoipsi streets. Street
cs-s pass each way every seven minutes.
Is ready 20 occupy. and viii he rented
cheap Inquire IF Jos eph Hssid or A. p
Watson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker-
Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation. sold on D
positive guarantee 81 - and % cents. by
For sale by f. X. Wilson and W. +.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
V\AO VONSON

is warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. II will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee 1t.
For sale by E. r. Wilson and w. f.
S. hite
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

- OF the good things of tAit
y life are sorrowfully Iet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
1ycJDEyrs WHERE MEN MINGLE

,oo+,-- ~ ex President Arthur's funeral WAS 'no
rosence here OF his most prominent opponents III
o,itics both within his party and in the Democracy
- - the subject OF comment IN the throngs uA'
+,red in the hotel corridors after the services d
- church Ex-Governor Il. c. McCornucA hS'e
- 90 IL when he said: Next to tho funerai Vi
General Grant the gathering of prominent persons
49,, nos been the most distinguished In the history "a
49, o,,trv In looking around at the church US
.overed faces of mon who fought Oenersi ~ -
all stages Of his political career ootn u @iiu Wv
- r.-+v That he should have held their RESPECT
md esteem and should draw them Wse1noI ."
uneral indicates the good qualities Oh TIC INN
lature"
r-nd.r the same roof yesterday were three can
,i,ate. who ran for the Presidency In 1904 'iA'
r..,ood Mr. blaine and General Butter. Co~
~,,n, on this fact q remark was drOfpeo "
- noyvn statesman that in all human prooaOltS
49, 81 yr--iaent of the United states was as.
no Tho sane roof as well the President aha LIZ
only eX PIesIdehI
81 ,.atIng In the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr. biatn'
s, - Mr raves IL he mad recalled tHe lact eNsS 49,
- the fri Tine IN the history OI me COuttS ST. ~
'effersou's gay when there ~as ohIy One dsc s1
ey-t,resiIent In congrIt uating MI Hayes uIon ~
.Aceueut health ana apparent NsoI, 'lt 800 ~ou
.sYou have twenty five years OF LIE &c, a. nav .
| md | trust that you Will ENJOY mem a.; n Nr
replied with much feeling w wv Mr. 3 aine re
aIne: that Ii TOO much 70 eSPe..' ,o,r ana twenty
| 1iied: 81 DO not think so s1s lSi ~ exscJ az
49, are eighty nine that Is, think INC a.
II which John Adams dled loa the sole l1 In
ne , a. You ought to have the same eA'oA
| ston M time that he had"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
DIED..

= q, the 10Th met. Julia =
T" Moore Youngest daughter of tne iA'' ''''"''
Moore a, her late residence Tuesday aferns'a
osBoh R.sI,s %ioughby wife OF samuel 3 osoofho
md pn aaYshter OF the late Jsnos NJ DuAei"
Funeral private. x,~s-.hs,
poniNsoNIn this city on sunday morning Soyemo o
OF c1arepce son OF the Nelson and . An''Ds'" nv"
.ss 90 s be held at calvary Church 4vo and
2ist. ST.. ON Tuesday. November 20 ~ IA '''
Intsrmen, at Newport, X L. n, ,oaa
sAIIsBU suddenly on sunday, NovemDe' o. low
wife o. ss ,s nsary az No 81 West ss
on L.y the 23d inst at 10 O'clock 4 IN
rnternent at lawn ac go,
sEARfN0-At Hampstead L. l.. NoVe""e' N"' N"
~ sesring aged years aeuce q. Wednesday Sovem-
Relatives ana rrienis nvtsi 70 ai'eni WITHOUT "
- %, xaxx>ref
sTP-At Jersey CITY Heights November ~ A]sA~
,saSs Of q the ss ars attend the 1s
"wednesday Soye Gu 's.s ~ ana a ropneiie ave-.
sutTu-At N.therwoc n. j.. SUNDAY mornns 80 ne
III ts6 Margaret Anna daughter Of Ann PAimef anu INV
e syces Al her late residence this Tuesday AFTER
nson a. eos o liberty st. at returning Al 80
inirrment AT White Plains y. " Oh enoS ss
a sasT Of LEWIS sSs' B. r'a'
IN the stn yeat ~ are invited 70 funeral SER
ts reSssss 81 h1r r. a Tassy ssd inst
VAN DuZER-Entered rest on Friday Nov ssr
| Ananna soneryille. VIE VI 1A' '~'' ~
me soh s ys en are invited attend the tuesra tren
| sf ' on Tuesday morning. November 20 Al ~"
INTERIM rsre are Indy requested send towers
wARREN-on iss at her rsea Of Inc ss
%i,,,sm R'IL /. r Warren, aged 10 years
| wAY-on sunday. November u. Anne ve'H''' "
Bs1a%n .N %ay s a ' are invited the ansra scr
| wees ar the N. r Church. MamAronscA' On "o
the st.s Will meet The I from Grand Central Depo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
OVER-SEA GOSSIP.


WILL THE DUCHESS or ALBAsf nAn ,a aanntem
There ia no truth whatever 10 the st.tea
n,,rsrv nat the Duchess Of Albany conIom plsNe 81.
s.end marriage with certain Russian rIincn,u" S.p
storv Of hs having known aud ial!en la Ose WI
go n.,or. re f.ta Duke Of Albany Appeared ~
Walieck suppose Arolsen 10 M ant 40 '1S,c n mar
.nch place "a W .id-ck1 Is pure bctlon ANY so .rrv
rage would Oe moiRanstc. II the Ducnr % " 80
again her second husband will be 1ernSn, an -
the Queen would hot hear for NONE oI So1 se 61
Inaw quitting England with h.r en , conntrv IA IN the
DOW CT oil hei Majesty.
MODERN TOWER or BABEI--T1e mos nos serstian Of
roi-et nch has yet m0oted f)r inc eole -
me Roysl Jubilee ~ that OF erecting JUNIOR ~ :, q
Babel few feet higher than the Tor Oh oe ..,,,.rsI
r,nng cost OF 100000. Probably the iIes ~, 10 20
attn one OF the uuatlcs who would "se ne Th .If,
nortuuity OF throwing themselves Tue Top.
.naserted for ths folly 10 the hsck OF tne %
GALLERY. Now. II any nad siggrsC1I t
y, ntllzing the vacant site the Gsery anu
was HemmiDgs row, he would have nss = - n. oone
lstened curious TO know MA. 20 s,.s stood
~,,h this rfsce of ground Tie buildings "nicu so
tn.re before source OF constant On nj
National art collection, aud IL u cAeai SH~s ~-
not be built again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

sAIpwIN GARDINER DisAPP- Ans .,r
c,Sco-c,uGHr " rHs CoMsr"cS pal
CIV FRANCISCO. Nov. % Cpee'ah.-Ihe Ooin7'o'A
dol which has been going on for about month 40
MARKED to-day by the failure and hight Oh p" 49,,
-. O ,yalI-known broker of the Pacific Board "noH
-. -, deal began be, in common Win many o.
,.osers went short the market ID the 0eo, u"'
M ,.rv other deal" started In the las. Nv.
my - oula ~ tn pieces The result ulu no'
ipstify their expectations The oo"AnLA r.,r,ct
{. O. a. r.rorted have determined To MAKE 'u,'l
tks which they held in large quanllui,e's I'D \ w.
!V - fea.lily ADV anced prices OF III other
uvf To- sIforiis from 50 cents 10 SlS VIM ,'ada
kii ne ComstOck have felt the AZ huis aI W ed
e.; ,dvanres The increase III Nalhes vi s enc
s,n The xrhange here has been among
snantb Tine result has been great eAOA'o"-0
operator Ao n hear" from the outset
-, and when his short accolhIs Vs 30 ~ re-
Sl uo 1GG NOT meet them. He was known " Ia nv soon
.e ~ II q 600 when lhe deal oegan D' ot Iess
t "a od ildges declare that he now owe 10
than 500 600 mainly to small custoei ~ wa. seen
tnvcs "a the brokers cannot be estsI IL - i mn
az 49, ON saturday. but his present aDns nr scotts
h,nwn He IL well connected Ii hehVei VI 80 of Tia.
PreshyteTian Church. and was reSaTueS pnnse VA.
IL onerators on the street his nilo in
M,rdcd today by a crowd Of sFindleu ti Il
"a, several women, who had inTnsteu neAi ~
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
From The wnftehau Rertet0.

Mr. STEAD COMMONWEALTH must be very snnoy mi
10 Nj. el-ad and Otnrrs Interested IN We Ie''
Iasete til their having paid 42OO rather tnaa Us "a
TRIAL libel In connection with tue mai
leaked ouL IL shows niue the vrtuous pap tos
nave regretted Tue wicked and absur" osiuou
up a. srber OF purity. D-siIe all ils cry ma mn
LAS not ike PAPERS nor It's editor Lac oluot
nc rail Mall Gd-ette glad to az ny coulo VI -,
fred poun. 20 tho s,, and, doubtless IN Tue noPv ,
t.e % bllS would heal OF IL But nuruos vi" O~
DrscouRAGISG GALIASTRY. During tne reeeIs 49,, oS
veuther a gentleman emrrye'i fiom nls cluD !. -
ny. Ii pouring itn raln so ne ho'stou ss 70
brea and loOkei about for cab. He coun 10. $40 81
empty one Dut ne co. lady taFlns shrllei IN a 49,.
wa, aul evidently also waiting ior CAD: WIN s n
saantry he maze toward her aud politely Oueiee W
lis UNI relI her nnti rao SHOULD lsss n--i.
.xrroJ share tue n,sptHbie shelter Oh tue r.-t
and get well uuuer IT, ras-d her srn ,hr
the seL tluAn. aud with rer hand assisoo Ih a
umbrella up. Presently empt' onrwheeisr ~, 20 nair
AZ vas hailed. and pavd up close 10 "hrso ~ I,-i
sioad On reaching TIE cab tie srU tiema. tne
an, hold OF the umbr lila and oprnoi the uo"l hreila
i.dy prepared the snc lowered .'s
nj was abuu Ja.e II with her W uei e.r. sotl y
foucb-a u and remarked, Ny umbrella, ,,,ns" Tue
the lady replied. Pardon me- nine , VS. peltIns
s.tustion WAS little awE~srd, 20 aontinue wrans
aown. and the genLlrmsn did NOT care OF
unx win strange lazy Ovri the oMs =, srrrruder Li
brrlla- 3d. there DO.hng Tor ", rot.ot Lady IL
| UMBRELLA. and resolve never again 10
| tuc rxiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
Morris'orm, y. j., Nov. IL, 1856.
COLD COMFORT FOR THE POOR.

To the Editor Of The TrtoN"c -,
SIR: The Church " Rome. through Archbishop 'olir
gan offers 20 the nor working people, who are rs MISS
Campbell says Prisoners Of Poverty very colu 'o
fort when il tells them that the Church Vehehn"s
for and consoles the minds OF the poor by putting oeoe
them the example OF Christ aud recalling Ills "Oi "
which He proclaimed the poor blest and onde 'ne'n s
forhe reward Of eternal happiness The time MS s'o
when the poor can be -oothed comfored by SUCH '
guage the above Its and doubtless u has ever o'
useless to talk to people whose stomachS are empty
the rewards Of Heaven. As Esau sold MS Dr'h iva
mess Of pottage SO the poor man would cheeiluiiS ~
his chances OF eternal happiness for the oeI'An.S "
enough to eat and in this life The Churc Vi o
does not appear 10 realize the true nature Of the Social
problems attempts to grapple The sunerngs Oh Po
ery call for material spiritual help at least In ne
first place But the Church not alone in It's msaPpre
hension Your contemporary. ne Ere ing posi- last oa.
day hadan article In which dogmatcally anrned 'ha'
II the poor working girls did not go into domestic service
they were en- titled to no sympathy II the worst oeio
them.
Now, nobody but OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WYNN
talk such utter nonsense az that All VINO SWIM VII"
the world know that there are many and often IN
between n change OF condition and
those II would benefit In the case OF the
the following reasons for inacuon at hng no dine 10
selves Ignorance; pressure OF work having o i ~
do ANYTHING such lack OF decent clothing as cohes
tn their rooms cOnsiOusness OF their own -,
last but not least that force OF habit Whih w.
Ali more than we ike TO admit and when Is aPI l" ~
| most tyrannca with the best ahNhh' 49,. -, I'm
renting Iost talks a. II 1t the easiest thnK t
able to stem from factory work domestic service bu
beyond the objections above noted tnere M asra
prejudice OF housekeepers against cry yht get place
cialy where there children Ihey nllSno IN
In the country Yes If there was any mi
arranging the transfer In Us absence CsS rt "a
helpless and it is absurd and misleading to 90
does that they ought To o hoid reSpohsIp. hs
Is really commonly the effect oil ciTSoSsESsE
yOnd their control. O"'"O'
Aetc- Ork, Nov. %, 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
uEYICAN STUDIES

Tho .tndies in oil which Miss Waldo pupil OF Caro'uS
- exhibiting at No. sl7 Broad ~ay are chieny
Na,tcan IN subject The artist spent nearly ASe"a "
v,ico ana used tie time TO good purpose In
OF tho native types. The strongest pictures ~ y"
lection are tue Iortralt-stuhe' lucy $40" a",sr
mi d,, FOR setting forth life and character
- ~. hnman countensnce The fine head OF An Oi'
wu,can IA AN admirable Example of Miss "sldos oe'.
work II is painted vigorously. with more Original snu
masculine p5wsr than v- are accus omea 70 Dn1 :,
por nature ~ pncn,to" ar. yso specially ut"r-
,,s nd nj tractive III subject AID ire.tu eht nu
90 a. snaI Landscapes anu studies OF irut anu 80
Der Vi a. .sr,es OF Me rican pictures; aud In "aHton
-, ,..r Mis- Waldo exui lis soDe renhisceu -
10 tnoeo an Furopa The exhibition vii con ue
o. the week. and the pictures viii DO disposed Oh o.
private sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
rgp RpooKLrs home FOR ooysUNPr1vES


The fifth annual meeting OF the hrooAbn 80, 80
Tor consumptves drew a crowd 70 the flrst baP~o'
ioA r,ontvn last evening General A. e.
Rarues presided The opening prayer was ny ".
e.v Charles Cuthbert Hail. Tho report OF mo
..cretary. Mrs Amelia K. Wing, was read DS 'no
esv 6 b. Halliday. 1t showed that there "ere o0
atients cared for In the eyar; % died. IL were us
,harred. 10 went away voluntarily, and were SEN
,vay for INSTRUMENTATION In all S'Ooe Gays Va
,,r,,ent had been furnished. a bo9uest Of s-O'OoV
mad been r,ceIved from the estate 0f II. b. ClAiih
10 be used as an endowment fund The totAl emu"
,ect WAS as 900 A plan .nder way TOT INC
urrhase of lots better location AT ne" yul,o
~ Or ElsOn read the treasuIers repoIt' sAo~
nc receipts Ol Ss,vU6 Al, ana balaD . oi S4S ." -;
~ Mavur Low and MI. Beechcr syohs III pIauso VI
the Home and Viii Carleton rad some ORC -, -
er-e- aDpros rate the Vcca-lDn CONGRESS =,
e,ect T. White sta yement OF the "olA Ut ry-
o-ed 70 be done. In tie Ast three years - - ut
~. al alU,UJO had been pad ana AZ enuo ~ ~
| sr-d ~ 10000 lOrnIed. In The next JeSl -or
ome worth 10000 would te prO' idcd Anu lahst
| ste nearly 80 ieet square had o-rii Pot 49, inc
md raid ior Toward the $4,000 nreuea ,o IAN
ra'ldiug $4,000 hal been u ell by John ,a. 70
| tnd tbs speaker would give an equal sum u ' iss7
| TainIng 10000 provided oy hpIn 4, at
| a iarge amount subscribed by thoss pio'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
prxrr1r Mr.. DAILY HAS GOTTEN UP.


nj, haoest n ne given at the Metropolitan opera 1oIo
90. o,te,noon and evening Is likely 70 DC 49, O.,
81, a+,eDded 1t has been Augustin Days cueon
ve, 10 add to the funds OF the Roman
Cnhar Asv,ums by providing an enter''linen'
49, have been devoted TO this chantaoe pui poso
- rear however he has Outdone himself nio
large "a II is has proved in former uineS 'oo
~~no,rnoda,e the crowds who have appheo ioi uvA.
has therefore taken the Metropolitan opera no,'o
- a., rIace Of one offered performances AooHo
--.rrstic than Mr. DAILY the labors OF pio'' s 80
80, ,ro,-ramme of volunteers would nave p,O o1 -
- hnt he has succeeded in his diifcuit 'asA u'
- ,so af,ruoou mme Modeska In an act OF
-',,a,-- heads the bill She Is to Dc iono"ou ~
,~na.,.s companv IN al act OF sophia an. - 60.
- IN an actof Love in Harness Ihen vi :.
and hs people appear in scene from lnVeSuSauon
-Y,ia Comnany give a scene OF Inc h 3SS I,,sh
tne th'S So Cosd~in. Lew Dockstaher anu Mne
whlte arDsing mODologues. In me snnare com
CO. v1ia win slug part Of the Mahlson Ses orn
oullla IN we one Touch OF Nature Lne nJ sonIs
pshy VII near in Pantomime Rehearsal Wop,sn.
ps3 nai-'s company will gave the iaIVe Vi Tony
~ w. Herr Van Mde Blanche STONE D' ~ Ole VII
Wo md Miss II Quentin v Ill sing ana 1n Irr in
astodsi NV Miss Ada Rehan and JOIN San- shot
ne pIerset ia which the Passing ,i.s nnnan nv
wet al M danced by members OF MT pay ~ er an
nsne ,,,.-I,,s,n performance begins al LOU al" ~
an nj 7.}0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
rv srvrryoes FOE vARIors GRIMES

Nico.o de MaSso. Italian WHO vas cow 0'O
ransiuurhter IN the Hrst degree with roco'hienas
IN IN u,er.y was before judge Co~ing 'eS'oiS
Tor sen ence lie wis convicted OF Einhs
,,zo m the district known g. "litte llsS a..
.a,-t -, he peculiar feature OF me Care -
1hat the PRINCIPAL wtnrs. a-ailsl tho 10 crime
- tho one "A no led mr.. been sirrsed POI INC l,nt
49, ovun1 rprnlr.cd that the ahfiilhS aIs,rt
"srn.ry ia 10 II O-sib 70 IeL n,a' vcar. IN
he state iii on .., o.. tan vrars' impris-
~, sarh "A lam Vincent AMI Ienry otiAi.' -
on o yerc old odenaer. They we're tS0 e .. sfoSc
ri Young men who ~ent inu, no e aa sau,ember
a. a.,sel The l.arsoepor and stoe Cd. ..,s M
Aired zamp-on. who eonim n Psa "a brothers u
fofyrp ,s ~ AZ ssntsncsd By Jndss CoHInS
s.xsa venn u the 6sete ITasoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
and much addicted to taking huge likes anu '''~''
both TO people and places
rr-IrnaK ALKER DYIN0.

r. rao Henry AIkcr had an npoplectic stroke at DIS
home No 46 west Fifty -hfthst last Friday AZ n''
Two hours aferward had second and severer s,'oNe
From that tine till sunday night he had interva u con
scouspess though he could not speak moro tnan W.
or two at time since midnight Sunday nc hh'
unconscious and has been steadily sinking. All "'p
given up yesterday. and last evening III % .o',,,
-. ono ~ the attending physicians, said he conla
Ill, 1,o until morning Mrs. Alker and four OF insir
x @hldren have been with him and hs dans, ibt
le. IN Sew-Oreans was expected To arrive is'
A. aiter was horn in ST. Amand France, sNe d., a..
years ago but had lived in s ns Iaw in the
49, ~ Tbomas 3 Brady. the father ~
james T. Brady, and afterwsra S wao to the
son until 1s4i. In lsi3 ne wa, VA aaain in 1865.
he was elected to Marine Court serving i've was for
continuously but I'm 1871 he was de featei e y,
fine Public Administrator and in 1877 was a o iesI
Ia six-vearS' term In the Marine Court pus IA nv
heir again on the Tammany ticket he was ,h ~
slight plurality since then he has practlsed "' WIN ~
office at No. IL Princcst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23


- rem, yovsmser 81. Holly Bell In the
REII--At Darien Conn., ''''
95d year OF nus as ~, r,sdencs to-day Tuesday at N
r~nuER-on November u, Martha r aaaghter OF
bhoS nd the late Abraham BrOu"er u the ooIn Se VI
Services nom late residence 5i3 west zIsFsI'
an "Wednesday November "a. al . O'CLOCK = IN
rEt .PfF Din Washington. D. c. on saturday evening
daughter OF the late MAJOR Ss1
80 k,cnard Delaneld- L. = Army.
held IN trinity Shunch, ~"
morning. November - A. lVo o~- A'e~~
lives and trends respectfully lnvtoa 10 a'tend
pAy-on Monday. November "a. Emery b. Fay. asea ~
& .srv,eas and ,ntermen srookssie Cemetery fens
AZ. N j. on "Wednesday. NovemDor ~ AZ - saao q m
Train leay es ChAmDers-st N. K h Of ~. ." %
Boston papers please eopy. . Harry noyert
aALLAt Asnevils N C.. on the 18th in't ha''' ''s''
Hail aged 10 years - - ,,,.s, ,ath.st Oh Tuesday al
Interment Palmyra x~.,,., ~ 1886
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Pnnrrs, services private on Sccouhs " -, ~.
family tuesday even ns Nv YORK state
tn,aTm.nt viii taKe pace al Coopersto"h- "e"'i"~ ~
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| his 0lst year ,,.... ~. 100 Eat 6etn 81
| u einesiay morning. 2tth lnsL. ~ - os''S~
| an frionds are respectfully m'""- -. ,osu
LEylcK-In PhilsaslpniA Eleventh uoatn sis irssss
Al tue rssdoncs Of hsr Dr.. anea j. Lsviess
| ". Lsvick, In the 18th ysAx @ hsr ~