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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
JANUARY JUE0RS.

Good Men and True who are 60 Serve
atthe Approaching Term of the CIR
cult Court.
The following jurors have been drawn
to serve st the January term of the cir
cult court:
FIRST PANEL
Andalusia-O ID Cushmsn, j Fl Brit
ton.
Black Hawk L Glow.
Coe-,i + Palmer
Cordcva-Wm Tew.
Drurv-Lewis Pullen. John Hayes.
Hampton-James Vogle. VIM Dun
away, VIM Golden, Eman uel Smith.
Moline-John Johnson, w Atkinson,
Henry Holiz. VIM Enslehsrt, Andrew
Anderson. c Fl Darling, Otto johnson.
G F Grsntz. Samuel Martin, John Hem
ingson
Port Eyron-C S Hunt
Rock Island-C J Larkin, c G Wulff.
r H Robb, George Void, Fred Chan.
non. H Mckee. James F Van Horn, Will
Gray. Frank Mixter, Edwin Twombly,
Chas Wulff
South Moline-Erick Douvs, D r
Zieglar.
Yuma VIM W Moore
SECOND PANEL.
Buffalo Prairie-H E Brubaker.
Canoe Creek-John Kendall
Drury-W II Milton.
EdeBgtOn--Joseph Dunlap, Henry
Coffmsn.
Moline -Nels Isaacson, Ed Mitchell,
Otto Etlipe. Albert Lar son. Fritz Keller,
B Crawder, Max Kroger, Fl f Watt
Swan Dahlberg.
Port Byron-Thomas Roberts, James
Clark, Jr.
Rural-James Ssckvie.
Rock Island-Fred Grotegut, Harry W
| Hsislip. Dennis Coleman. Cnsrles Wey-
| erbsuser. Richmond Terrill. Geo Durman
Valentine Dsuber. joseph Schroeder
John Black, J Fl Beselin, Levi Sharp. NJ
Lee Gait, joseph Exner.
South Rock Island George Sears. Fl E
| Robb. Joseph Cooper.
South Moiine-E C3i w Har
| raid. Joseph Young
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
Raleigh and the ue.d.maH.

"You are not like my good friend
Shakespeare" said Raleigh 20 his execu-
toner after he hal inspected the insirn-
nent of death.
why" asked the headsman grufiy.
lyon provide for no internissions be-
tween the ax.--New York Herald
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

"YOu should feel complimented by
Mr.. Starbcarder's appetite. .iiSa Twoa-
week"
EITHER complimcntrl IT. hspted, :
returned the lady. with a sto..y glare al
the hungry f.ns-st -Haru.r'- BazHr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Johnny-Does all work and no play
make Jack dull boy. mamma:
Mamma-So they say. my child
Johnny-Mamma.
Mamma-Well. what is II.
Johnny-The teacher said today was
the dullest boy in school-washington
Star
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
Most ImpoiI,Ic YOUNG Mar.

Il hear that your engagement with
Ethel has been broken of. How did "a
happen
We'll. | didn't agr,c with her father
in politics. and refused 20 attend
church with her mothcr--New York
Sun
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

We received yesterday 100 dozen liner
collars. newest shapes. We shall sell al
&c spiece and soc per dozen. -Four piy
linen cuffs At Toe pair.
sINoN & MosKxFELpER
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Many sink into m early grave by not
giving immediate attention 10 slight
cough. which could have been stopped in
time by % cent bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cous b Syrup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

The family Of the late Alfred Baugh-
man desire 10 return their heartfelt thanks
10 the friends who rendered assistance
and consolati during their beresve.
ment
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

A simple cough remedy is made of an
ounce Of fiaxseed boiled in pint Of water
little honey added, an ounce Of rocl
candy and the juice Of three lemons. the
whole mixed and boiled well
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Catarrah indies ties impure blood. and
10 cure il takes 81 ,od 8 Sarsadarilla. which
purifes the blood Sold By I'll druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Artificial compilations are said to be on
the increase. Very likely. since where
they are once adopted the weArer soon has
10 other to peak Of
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

The high price of ice provokes so many
Jokes that YOU will ind an ice wagon
near every paper
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
The Only Course.

Boggs-l had hard luck at the sea-
shore one night last month. On the
evening of the hop met forty girls and
asked each one for dance. while there
were but fourteen dances altogether.
Foster-Well. what did you do.
Boggs-Took the first train that night
for home.-Harper's Bazaar.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

AIT lnvincible heating stoves. Helper
cook stove. aud Live Oak stoves. on easy
terms. Prices As low - the lowest cash
price. The Adams. SEQ Brady street.
Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
HERE

Is state Things. Owing to the general
belief that al kinds of cioaks and Jackets
have been advanced on account of the
increase OF duties BY IN passage of the so
called Mckinley hill 1--WE wish to make
the following statement:
We have received advices from nearly
every manufacturer that the future prices
on cloth jackets will be advanced from
$1.O0 to 80 90 on each garment. The
advance on plush garments will vary &C.
cordlng to the grade of plush, from Sc 90
to 50 50per garment.
These are the prices we must paw to
repienish our stock. Right here is where
the point to our story comes in. We
took advantage OF the long discussion of
the tariff bill, and believing il would
surely pass We made our purchases &C.
cordingly. With the result that we have
on our shelves today at old prices abou,
200 plush jackets and sacques and abou,
700 short and long cloth garments, which
we are selling on an average Of 90 to %
per cent below the market Of today. Re.
member these are our early purchases, and
early prices will prevail so long as presen,
stock holds out
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Flannels and blankets may be soaked in
pail of water containing one tablespoon
full of ammonia and little suds- Rub as
little as possible and they will be white
and clean and will not shrink
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
.Bunpe,, n,n,, A,,oe,,,,,,

There will be a speci Al meeting of the
Citizens improvement league this Tues
dal) evening At the usual hour
s. W. SEARtE. SEC.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
The Law. Allowance.

After the wedding.
Syracusan (to ministerl-well. how
much fer the splicinT
Minister-The law. sir, allows me a
dollar and half for performing the
marriage ceremony.
Syracusan-Oh, it does, eh, Well.
here's fifty cents. That makes two dol
lars.-Judge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18
H.U EsTk- q,

All the neckwear in our east window
comprising 30 dozen newest styles tecks
or satin Lined. we sell At Sc spiecc.
SIMON & MosFNFEInER
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Mrs. Susan Rhode Cutter, professor in
Biddle college, North Carolina, took the
Latin prize in that same college when a
student. Mrs. Cutter Is n handsome wo-
man under 20, and has given 80 much time
to Greek that men have been left out Of
her books
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

For curling liquid dissolve two ounces
borax and one dram gum arabic in one
quart of boiling water with three table
spoonfuls Of strong camphor. Keep in a
bottle and wet the hair when yon curl or
friz il. This is said to keep the hair in curl
in damp, dog day weather
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

Nothing can he folnd more beneficial for
your darkeDing locks than n daily sun
bath. The enviable golden hue is much
more apt to he secured in this way than by
artificial means II is also said that in fol
lowing out this plan of bleaching the hair
it will keep it from turning gray.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

There are four young women in the
Royal Observatory Of Greenwich, England.
in active service All are graduates o.
NEWMAN college. Their employment in
cludes lunar observations, photography
and exact calculations from Photographic
studies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

The mother who understands that econ
omy is half the hattie of life makes papa's
socks do for baby when the heels and toes
are beyond repair. Out of the good part
she cuts a pair of small socks, and by max
ing the seams small and smooth she has
foot covering for the baby that will last
twice as long as any she can buy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

When the lamp wick makes mp its mind
to be disagreeable and refuses 10 come up
when wanted first remove IL from the
burner and pull out one or two threads
near the selvage edge of the wick. This
generally reduces II TO reason, and whom
inserted again in the burner the cogs will
take il up properly and when lighted will
give a good even flame.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

In lighting a kerosene lamp never touch
the wick with the match, as it has ten
dency TO roughen or spread it. Keep the
wick turned down below the top of the
burner, except when in actual use, IL you
would not have oil on the outside of the
lamp.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-18

The Daughters Of Rebekah Of Naomi
lodge, of Topeka, have opened a free dis
pensary in the rooms of the Kansas Medi-
cal college. They are completely organ
lied under the laws of the state, with
power to receive requests amounting to
s100,0O0
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
THE rRrE WAY TO BRING Up BOYS.

From The Detroit Free Press.
~Nc,. sir / believe ia thrshing boy he wa,
saying in q loud voice 10 Cas- ave. carfnl oi pa
Acnecr,. the mOrr yOu thrash a boy the better 1t
Is for the boy
think. sir" remarked meek looking man next
to him. " that yDur language Is very incorporate
What do yOu Object 10, may ask! j II the
word thri-hl Nou wouldn't have me say beat +,
would yoI! Pcihap, dog would suit You better. y
cannot ,,, thc necessity of noelug boys. elr. y
What would you do with them, may ash ~
Reason with them. Talk tO them In mild and
encouraging tones. Remember that you were once
- boy NOur-c eli"
do sir. and ! thankful every day Of my
life for the per oual chastiscmcnt' my gDod father
bestowed on mo-
Cruel cruel murmnrcd the meek man. " 1t Is
degrading t. 81 boy 10 be whipped like brute beast
NJ boy requires II. lie can always be- managed
with kindnc-..7
Every woman in the car looked curlously at the
meek man. and the advocate Of thraNhng had a tenn
porary chill Then he leaned forward and inquired
Of the other.
Can You manaee your boys with Mt corporcal
puni- -hmcnt p"
' haven't any boys" was the serene answer aud
everybody laughed.
II is so easy to bring up other peoples children
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Sullivan AND CARTE TO COVE HERE.

Since the opening Of " The Gondolicrs' AT the New
parr Theatre on Tuesday night, and the severe
criticisms that were passed on the company sent
from London by D'Oyy Carte e interpret the Ne"
Gilbert and sullivan opera for View lorkcr'. Nar.pH
r,,,o,r have been circulated as % tie cour-e that
NJ Palmer who manages the piece here. vas Ahcl'
IN pursuc In the matter. II was said AZ hr,t rh hf
was about 10 bring suit against Mr. Carte for dam
AGES though Just what damages lonS a, tie house
was filed every night, was not mentioned. II was
aIso said that he had sent word 20 Mr.. Cart"- lawyer
Alexander Brown, OF Boston, that lac would turn uio
theatre over 70 him and withdraw from the manage
mcut Both these reports Mr.. Palmer himself denied
cnnnlctcy as soon a he heard them. lie also denied
later rumor that D'Oyly Carte had tclcefaphed o.
him permission to make up Lew company here ana
sent the present home.
Hut while these vague stories were going about ana
meeting with more or c,, belief, some actual cor
,rsu0udcncc wa passing between thc managers on
ihn ouuoe sides 0f the Atlantic. and 1t now apncar'
liza, MIR Carte has decided 10 see ana ludEe h'W lIr
niece l. performed here for himself Mr. Palmer .dc
iast night that botn D'Oyy Carte and ~ arthur
sullivan had dcterurcd 10 come 70 Nr" 1"ih lh.
,nodatrlv and that they would uc here ln HD"di l'
d,ye When thcy arrive sore interesting new ~
regard 10 the future Of The GouE Ici-' 80 TINS f'
NAV perhaps be looked for and ln iic meantime" D'i@
l. not likely 10 De any change !n the present ARRANGE
men Palmer mat IN" buSin'-7 H'.' n'
the opera 80 far Is better ihaa that oi Ihc Nhad" u
the COrTes pOnding time
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

nMeserole. Mrs; Charles A. Moore Mrs. Frederic T.
Parsons, Mrs George r. Purdy. Mrs. Charles L. Rick
erson, Mrs. Clarence A. Ryder, Mrs. Charles ~
schieren, Mrs. Henry sheldon. Mrs. william G. spell
man, Mrs. James 5. Suydam, Mrs John Thaon. Mrs.
Benjamin +. Valentine and Mrs. Franklin Woodruff.
There is also committee OF arrangements. which
includes Mrs. Timothy J.. Woodruff. Mrs Theodore
COnrOw, Mrs James +. IIayes, Mrs. Edward Is. Jor-
dan and Mrs. Thomas f.. rcarsal.
James f. Hayes, the chairman OF the reception
committee Will have the assistance OF David A. BOOdY,
Frank l.. BabbOtt Edward b. Bartlett. Alfred c.
Chaplin, Theodore Conrow, Henry 7. Finch Edward
Il. Jordan, Alfred f. Lamb Charles 4. Moore Charles
f. Manchester Charles j. Manney William II. Male.
Malcolm r. Maine. jeremiah V. Meserole Frederic +.
Parsons Thomas r. Pearsa George +. Purdy. Charles
L. Rckerson. William W. Rossiter, Clarence A. Ryder.
Augustus StOrrs, Charles 4. Sclcrcn, james A. Suy
dam, stewart L. Woodford and Mark D. Wilbur
The floor committee with Timothy l.. Woodruff as
chairman. will be follows: Henry +. Bo)dv. Mil
ton Bcarncs Jonathan Bulkley, J. Barton Cruikshlnk
Norman ;. Dyke. Lucus l.. IIayes. Harris McKcever.
James NJ Martin, Dr. HallOck Il. Maine. IL. Eurnlnm
MOffat. James MairS, Andrew j. Peters, Frederick !.
Pearsall, Frank J. Pamcee. Arthur W. PerecO VIII
lam y Reed Alexander j. sheldon, Maurice smOntOn.
Alfred Smthers Christopher ID. Smithcrs. Wyllys
Terry William \. Taylor. +. J. Vernon and Robert Il.
Walbridgc.
The tickets to the ball s. each and NAV be OBJ
taned OF the people before mentioned Every ticket
will admit lady and gentleman.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12


Should read daily BY all interested, changes mar
Lccrs iys ioftipn countries need be specially ad
dressed Tor dsiaten BY particular steamer eAeept
documents, etter, not specially addressed beng
''A To2iea .'' mai icr the week cndng January VIII
close ompty In all case, a. thus once S a. 2l9%s Pillows n
icDaa no roa @ S HO' at p NJ for carpaaa
ana MoSD&iA: SjSIa p1i' PEI p i Tor Bss as:toa and
PuSEI Sky IE D. m or aaS % Tsyto%n Tfux-
nlo Bclilo Puerto Cortel aud Livingston, per $
81 .V.uI "a Ii,SSn'nsc & iron BaOfe at 10 ST. ttox
cr per ;, 5. B,rmuda detter for Trinidad and Tobago
'wEDNIsDAY-Ht a. lor Brazil and the La Plata
countries Via Brazil. ior st. Tncnas and ST. Cr9X va
que Tor Barbados and Trinidad Deerara via Bar
otef WlndwaId Islands must be directed per Aliaaca.;
6T 15 80 e 4 M for S' Fa britain and ctr EGro5aS
TIE, must tc directed per Gorn a9e ~ ; 80 p a. IA,
ettcrs for rand must be directed per Eder;
a. H.. ot i.s'Etlr @ qe ht d'ifad i pr at is
~ for Trinidad, also Io0aso wa trinidad; per = :,
Moru a. T. H. or camPechs Ghapa. & Iaoaseo as oIr ana
Ygs3taa ao r : and Cha must ba feees Fer CITY ot
THURSpAYAt 10 m for the N.therlaod, fireS,: On e:
ec;,d 5 lrS PF for saa Il e a. nus. nj o be dcSd per
Acne' at p. m for Bermuda aI Per ; $ Ornoco; a.
,Rtaro p AZ 's At p NJ for Porto Rico per rJetands
Iat 30 D. M for Newfoundland steamer from Halifax;
Iat 80 D. for St PierreMqucion .er steamer from
FRiDAY-At 3 p; m. for BlueAeds, per $ W. q.
2.
Savania Via Curacao per Phiafephia lctters
for Colombian Dot VIA curacao must DE drsced
per Philadelphia "7 at II m for Jamaica and for
Costa Rlca. VIA Lmon. FER $ Ayeno az II a. m for
France switzerland Italy Spain and Portugal per
Ia Borgognc Hare ettcrs Tor other European coun.
tries must be directed Per Ia Bourroene - az II 30
m fYr Eurouc rar Imh' ia via Queenstown dot
Ten for Fanct Switzerland. Italy. Spain and Por,ne1
must bc directed per Umhria -; no p M FOR Cuha-
pr : CITY u Columbia va ila'ana QetterS must ba
directed -! i'' .. "i s,,r, w orI'a9s "
Maj, TO- china and Japan. Ter CITY Of PekinG
Franr~co close here January 10, az D. N.
Mails Tor tho Hawaiian Islands per Australia from
san Francisco. close here January 70 az p m: Mas
fr hn Society Islands per ship CITY of Papeu from san
Francisco, close here Ianu2ry -26. az p m Mails for
,u.tr,li, Nav.Zoaaud Hawaiian, FIJI and samoan -
1nd. per Oceanic lfom san Francisco, Close her.
January 30 n D. m. arrival ar New orN On
+, : O,lla with British nails for Australa! Mails io7
Cih, hy rail - Taala fla and thence by steamer, va
XIV W,st Fla cu,5 A. This once daily AZ 80 a.
I'm, seb,d.le u closing ~ TranS-Pafihr mails iS
,rrnrd o fhn presumption ~ their uninterrupted oNcr
ona tren san Froncso' Mails from the Fast arrtv.
n, ~ TIM a. Francisco on the day of SAILING -
steamers mr., dispatched thence III same day REGISTERED
'a' '"''' ~ CORNFLItS VAN COTT Postmaster.
Pastonlco New York y Y. January TO- 1880
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
4 orIEr ELECTION At THE cryrrRY cLrB.

There unusually large number Of people at
the Century club. I'm East Tincenthst lat night. it
being The annual meeting 0f the club There was also
an exhibition Of pictures. An executive meeting Wa,
first held al which the report, Of the varous officer,
and committees read. The report of the special
committee 10 which had been intu,tcd the arrange
mcnts for the removal of the club from it5 present
quarters 10 o more spaciou, binding further uptown
showed that progress wa, being made In the prcpara
tiOn-.
The Committee on Nominations. which consisted
~ Henry Drisler, Albert Mathews, Edward MITCHELL
stuyvc.aut T. Morris, and II. ". Robbins. reported
the following ticket which was elected without Op
position: President. Daniel Huntington: rrst vice
president. bishop Henry {. Potter second vice prsr
dent. John BigrlOw. secretary, Henry f. llOwland :
treasurer. j. llampdcn EoLb. trustees. William T..
Chambers William II. Draper. Jane, X. Forcl. Walter
Howe. Edward II. Kendall Clarence King. Abraham
r. Lawrence James C. Nicoll. George L. Ruis, Alfred
Roelker the Rev. DR. Philip schaf. Edmund Clarence
steadman WadswOrth Thompson. Louis &. Tiffany.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
SIGNOR TANAGyO SHOCKED.

From Tho Chicago Tribune.
sisnor Tamacuo is noted even among singers for his
sensitive ear III, feycf.,h ,uifcrngs from Ia grippe
have only made this pecEliarty the more extreme:
ri.--t ting-burr.' rang the electric bell leading
fr.u a- room AT the Leland night before last
10 va, II O'Clock. The Old year was breathing ltS
last breath
What sir lr asked a bell-boy a moment later.
stop th, Internal nosc.'
Eut sir
Have IL stopped. ! say
But. sir can't. Ch"ago is celebrating the death
Of the old year and birth Of the There are 10000
tin horn. and hundred >t"am-tg, making this noise.
Tie great tenor eroaned. For half an hour he
groaucd. Then he said:
.. Heel was right I'm saying that a hell
may Doe made Of sound than out of fire and
brimstonc.'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
DIED..


McCLAvE-on Saturday. January II, $780, James Me-
Clave, aged SO years;
funerai ser'ge N as ms nome, no - Nc"arAs
Intcr@sns On the Sex"g Gay At st Greenwood at the o-
MILLER-on Thursday, January o. 1890 Ann kip
o'clock Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
PATTERSON-On Thurstay, January 0, 1890, Of pneu-
monia. George Washington Patterson
the funeral services on Monday January 10, at II 80
m. az his late residence Asbury Park N. J thence
ROBERTs-At Passsic y. j., January ii, Ann Eliza
StlI. wife of George Roberts
F9Sa Snany eTs JaauaS s hsr s @ al ana
friends invited to attend without further notice
Inerment at convenience OF the FAMILY.
Orange County papers please copy
SCOTT-On January 5. 1890, OF pneumonia, Elizabeth Js
widow OF the late DR.. William C. Scott and mother OF
Funeral services viii be held the Gospel Tabernacle
sth.ave., 43d and 44th sts on SUNDAY january ~
Interment at Lenox, Mass.
6n Of Fsny William r. aSd Emma U I
Funeral services O'Clock Monday at me resa,nee OF
d. L. and w. R. r. at 20 a. H.. and Central r. X. of
y. j. at 10 a.
STEVENSON Saturday morning, DR.. John F., died OF
The relatives and friends the family requested g
attend the funeral 5@t'le' az niS sDd,T IannaIy 10
Intermcnt 10 a. m. Monday at Greenwood Cemetery
st. Louis and Buffalo papers please copy
THONf the 10Th inst entered into rest Kather-
inc Gregory, widow Of the late james X Ihompsoh. T.,
Funeral viii be held az residence OF her son-
law, Il. ~. Ferguson, East 9thst. on Monday, lsth
inst at 10 IA.
WnITFIELD-On saturday. January H. Fannie D.wdow
Funeral nom her late residence, No. S5 West 4sthst'
Monday morning. January 13, at half past 10 O'CLOCK
Kindly omit flowers.
wILIIS-suddny OF pneumonia wednesday, January Q,
Isaac B. willis, at Minneapolis, MIMI
Notice of funeral hereafter
Iutcrment at Stamford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12


RNrry-on Friday January 10 Mary F. Bailey. edes;
daughter Of l1c late u,nry and caroline Mcpoasa.i
Rs and na, are % qcd M 70 a1& ing @Sa and MsG sG
-ou.a,c.. Monday afternoon. az 30 o'clock.
BAPTIST daciy Of "camoni2 on H JHgay " TO- lSI ISgo
rhinr,ld s j. Margaret NJ Baptist, widow ot samuel
r, and ir,"d i ot9 nl,,d to attend the funeral ser.
Jan. 3d. l~"e a. o'co.N.
BLUNT A. BAY Ridge, /. /. on ThursGay January o
of pneumonia Sarah Ross, daughter OF the lao Edmund
Ba1si services at Christ Church. Bay Rage. at . 80
.. n. on sunday. January l..
Imna NJ. Brl,ht. widow Of the late l. H. Bright aged
Faarr, bonn her atc residence Tarytown Monday Janu.
Int,rnent az Hudson.
BROWN Friday. January 10. at Morristown. N. j.,
a A. rgg% T Of 0g ato NS NSaa5y G. s 6SoyR @T9TR 49,
EUCKINGUAM- on Friday evening January 10. at 30
last 22l-~t, Ihtip g. iuckneham. - g. ,,..
residence for int,nucnt Funeral service Tuesday
January H. noon.
dr orr 0cIcSad Widow Of John F. 'CieVeand
funeral ,tics. at s. Ico,s Church 2sh.st) Monday
c0ncRN->t momton nou... Scaforth England Jan.
ro6arn w. late supcrincndent Of the Atlas s. s. Co. in
ul, city.
DopD- -On Friday January 10. the residence Of his
GiugutG NJ Joseph ha,anash. ga West i2ist-st..
Fn~r,l r lee at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION 29th.
81. tctvc.n j'h and Madison aNe''' sunday January
nt,rnaot at thc convenience Of the family at Long
Branch y. ) Monday. January 18Th 'ns'
FEILINGHU NSEN-On the 9th inst, James Coats, son
of Theodore Frelnghuysrn, aged year and . months
Funeral his father, residence, l9i Mddisonsc sun
day. at { O'Clock.
GWlEl-on friday. January 10, Charles Henry Gwyer'
a-,d bb NtI"~.
Fuurl r,cr- Monday January t3 at 10 80 O'Clock
m. from hl, late residence, No. 2,l39 fthaNc
HARDIN saturday afternoon. January H. 1880. at
Dol. residence. No. 2i7 clifton Place, Broohl}n John
1ouiuitr liarlins eldest ~on ~ the lace Richard IL
I1lu-. of NcN-A orh city, in the 'th year oil hls age
aftrr iuny Illness. 90, ,.-,,..
No.. uf t.r nf funeral ryces will appear In Tribune
and Herald Of Monday. January H.
HECkAUD- At Ia GlauecNie Dutchess County, y Y at
the pcs drncr Of hrg soun-nW Dr. Hcoge Huntington,
Mr. Catherine Hrckard widow OF the late Judge Heck
ard. of Pomoroy. Ohio.
Funeral Sunday, l-th.
Iut", ,mcnt u ohio.
JOHNSON sc her late residence. in this city Friday,
january 10 ul heart failure. Emmcln ii. Parker wife
OF Francis l.. Johnson. ~,
service, at calvary Church, itlNc. and 2lstst.. On
Monday January 49, at 10 o'clock.
LANf.-Ou Frday January 10. 1890. Adrla \. L. Rem
-.n vie OF William Lane. In the SOh Of her age.
Funeral 40 the OF her son l. Rcm-en Lane 20
Clarendon Place orange. y. j.. Monday, 18th inst,
Carracc, win be IN waiting AZ Highlandayc. station.
Orines. arrival ~ the 80 p. m. train from New
No,k On II. l.. N w. K. Il.
LIGHTRODY-At her residence Il West 2Othst. Satur-
dav. January /. Louisa A. widow Of John q. Light.
body, iu the 1Qt, year OF her ago.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.