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LIVE srocK MAHKErs-nY rELEaEApM.

Huaalo y. Y. Fel. O.-Catr-ltr,cp,, a,t - h0ut,.
900 head total or week thus rr l2lz0 Tor tno
10 0B0, CONSIGNED l.oUll. %. $50 head 100
20 York Z40O mead ON sale, ilcre steady ana
Sheep and lJgbr l.rceipf. last - hours. 3fOO
total for week thu, far 2t,@0O Tor time last
week, $500 consigned through, 200 head d o. NeN.
York 200 head - ale; higher grade, have advanced.
Choice 10 extra. - 1Jasj 30 medium 10 good
s. 4Sas5 20; common 20 good, s5otj 10. Lambs
choice &c 11dBt fair 10 good, Fb t5dfj 20 medium
fair tGdf6 %. Hoge-Rcceipts last q hours, $3.50
week thts lar. 30 300 fuI
vcea 10 700 co..igncd through LOO head all 10 S.,,
York 200 head on sale all offerings taken prices steady
with a fair demand
chicago, Fcb. G.-Caulc-Recep,s 1900. shipments.
go Market dow steady bcevo,, ~ 1obi 10; steers.
- asi 10 -ocfers and fced-r,, 81, DOL -. Tcya,
cattn ~ A0dSJ ~. Hogs-Hocrlpt, - OJJi shipments
1000 Ma,kot SOW. weak nil "a aad ight' s3 3oH,i
cclps 10 O0o. shipments 900 -iarhrt steady natlycs
80 hod5d; Wcstnru cotnfd. &ids5 80; Texans. soc
s. 80; lambs. F5df8 so.
~. Lonis. Feb G.-Catc Receipts. 800. MARKET
stm1v Hogs Receipts. 1000; mtr,rt strong; fair
choice heavy ~ Hj0t4 packing A. sodtD 95 Workers.
% '1H1J -. Shccp-H"cc!uta. 500 m.r4,t steady.
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Iedthcr5.

n branches, supplied schools and families sch".l
,l1rs 0r parents. Modern languages spoken. IAN
COYRlEEE 81 f. 17th-st, bet ith's'c. ana hi'al%sy:
A REST TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
"A, %. branches. ga al localities ID arg ~ N'ii
LIS WANTED DOB Zee -tTdOHi t'lfu iol stamp
r. r. AVERY, AmrIlt an school Bureau. Nesi lfu-'~'
n. Y.
frPICGY AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Pr. 7.oIr ItaJAei' Tue : ~" " '''-
Nis. " T. YOUNG-FULToN. % Union square
- CHTR,IrRHOHN' TEACHERS N1ENDl.
> Oldest ard b'st known BOO q. =. t7'ahii-ned lc''.
3 Ea~t Ifth-st.. y \.
rI,HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. .Fsab. $50
1 Surpls schools witt achcr- te7 1cF VII pos oi'
w. y. KERR Manalar. 70 N-''r Pare. Ne"-Aoik
sIJAVTTD -ro,cnor- lf. ro,.r.-s s.. Tuc'i-l teacher
w for rhl -r--n- family nursery GOV f~-.- i-a i.
i,ou-ekroIpg f0r city iu-ttlf"u. 80 monthly. H..@
DONOVAN'S TEACHERS bjElNI. go last liu'-i
y87OMAN'S EXCHANGE Teachers BtREAC for
w both sexes supplies professors '|1 hfr-. govern
nus clans holsek. 'rs coaIar o.e glau"rouc- &C., ~
college, schools and ann ,,o h''ff'ep"r- 'thogfS
Mos and copviS'. % business tri0'
Ms G : WERNER 300 shave. NewYofk CITY
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Idntlnn ArnGrmcs.

A LEXANDEE MACGEtGOES, Jos W.,t 56th s. -
~ Sew ,s,-.- dancing mined atty aitr lne loi-
d1rS advanced ca--c- >2fpla, .or.rr, ma cr' apnl-
cation desirable fI'sto r~-or- ar tr t' 'pio-"n,
4 -CARTIER's DANCING ACADEMY. 90 5,n.sye,
n bet 18Th and lat, -f--pfVac sud Ca-~ le--ls all
hours WALTZ TIUGHT RAPIDLY Has 20 leL
N UR OWN ACADEMY FOE DANCING. r- West 80.
" :, Hosea Higgins Afs-ronn and eyeuir- s-"-
per quarter . lessons. So WATT CT AEANI ED
+ W. ntia'n ore s. a. IT, fst al. dsrcrs tsuoLt
THE NEW DANCE "OTP OW :. TAUGHT
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TIE N S WV nj A
3 RAILROAD,

on AND AFTER FEBRUARY 7TH. 1890,
Tran, leave s.l.OAs ioos Oh De,Drosses aud Cort-
y.1 uS' A. n III FAST LINE for the West Pullman
land =, D. M Co.umbu 80 Chicago p T 10;
and st. Louis D. u. neNs qdy. Connects stoo, soi
W.iamsport. Lock Haven and Remove. except sunday
,o.oa XVI. fiiffi Pi%HS ti.vANIA LIMITED com,
Ioscd exclusively OF pullman vestbule, Drawing aaa
o afs pent!na iadie. a1d eeateaehs bath rooms
maid Pfibe P % ad az t3' 60 con- sGtSSss
and movable electric light Arrives 0'h'in"a' i'
DHXfkfss Pullman vcstlbulo sleeping Car and DIN IN
Csr NewiGHs TO T. Loni' o Snfse ana Artyes en-
clnoat Is 4. H., Chicago p NJ and 81 Louis ~
$50 p. VI r rIi WESTERN FXPREss f9r al poipts n
- Ic,, northwest and southwest Pli9an Eesti'
h.aSSaF nenH nal and Me%Ph Pe9nsy Rslltoat
Ioa a. ~ w. p ,ocond mornng Connects for Cleveland
"A OlsdO daily ,eHHeePt Sf,eTa sS Pullman ve.,bu.
Rrf enne Gag g Ghieag9, Ss cSss5S
M"wph, va me ~ nov, Sav ard csicaso
"a m morning. Connects for Toledo daily and
or CORY tr.g ne OIL REGIONS Cleveland ana 'o''m
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
% and Ssrts iGo a. @ S5ds G SaiS Ssa
PanS Car S a. 20 B. ~ 5FyS oS ssa 80 NO. Co.
@ AND 80 on. go 80 th 30 snd 10. GS
6hio Railway and cncinna s Slippers Dining Car and
TO. nav coaSh Weekdays For Cape Nay 90 p NJ
For d ard yo'qa In va YegYSrs ,. rhetggs.
and 90 D. n daily; VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, 2:1o
= ' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
l.Ai .-~s IRAN ..A,> 90 iouoH-
IL g 90 : 20 > 900. 30. . 10 Chicago Limited,
Win Dnhs ar and 10 10 Washington Limited. and
II 20 a. u. II 90 90 > 10 90. 80. 90. 80.
90 90. 80. 90 and 90 p. m, and 10 Is night.
esys' Fxpress 90 is S 80 90 40 Limited) and
10 a. NJ :oO 80. T. I 80. s. 30, and D. M. and
i5S 2 "s eopny W VII cali for and check
hacrace from hotels and residences.
For t'nciis Of local trains apply TO any ticket
AZ Con
CHAS T. PUGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FEBRUARY Isoo-IEN PAGES

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svcag' At ~ AID a. Wcs, 100 100 t.. s s%%s r,,RRiG
ino',idos' SSU iot, o private team, Fg4H .','l.,
s@. a. a. o ss5 TO- smoacd d. sgee rosa shoqls
ietsi sm0Aga d. , ,bSaiy co.cd at &c Marin
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~, i' :, ,ae ''i ~ 5i.d5 I&nn va assn ~g,9
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lad iait ac@a@G sae. 20 70, a, soGo cy ,cs%
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,aig LSD w.. ' % i6c Oc,obrr cloed az 6jc Re-
fntd continent quoted Gl0dG''c s"n,n AI t
sttcty anr table brand, ruled steady r 'hyr S'1'
wcrc weak ", o i tt,tc Cr',H'fy Trains liaiGc
Elem creamery. fancy 2s2d29c; Wc,,rr9 Creamy
I ia rSd isas Western Cre.9efy June tancy -:
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GOOD 'i1gI2,; fair. iOc, State Dairy hrNi9s hncy.
cannon sa sS; STATE entire dacs a and tu9s fancy
- ohGce i3"l Cannon nos sac western imitation
Srs@SN DapT hose 1910 good oei2 do AIR
san Western Factory Junc 7o9e 'T n31y t9 and
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;ST sa I aha the o"1 ss F9 i"a c
53d ssi''d common @Sslo5 to sac as''
cg IN aoc -h Psrn.y 2 3 S%, nay
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timing quoted e 5,c Ge9rgsaii 10 !o, ~ ne r;t i'.
cuS StD 5ld: rosd.r.d 9lS. Grspa'aslG'c Moaa
l+. "a =, 1910. MuiH Extra 'f ~ 1'-N
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lr-o r.p within 'nc r,nrc ~ 49,. ',' -,o,', '.'
,"a'ns a t,.i", . % ,,.s .+ 81, or 5000 s 80
rr,.-,,1y AVE.. pr..- owing To- g. e,,r.me dan,--
lu points continued irhf while o." .ar,n.,- ~.r-
f liberal farfl.glasy n 0our. Nav opened at N't.
unchanged f. rolIor.a ".' r. on, a 'o.. ~ y-'...
3ty rre which there Va a. Inr NJ sr followed hf 100
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in la'h I.rr ord a. tlr w.. ana tt' H ' fi. N'f
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+ ,I..nr 900 siNr. go APRIL closing W ''.- q" Nff,
II closing af -t-' d Jrnr. ~''in~b lt'.
,u.ug 80 -If.r o. july, 80 t"1%,. ri.'iDf 80 Niif.
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iI'hTf III. ."' ",' t-- ..it,, ~ o,t.,f. d.,
ii1'g .,it iuu '' ti,i h,r dcnIe..in, inrueut.
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~ 10 Icnn n Kelly late an assistant - me- Finn Of
suit No. 333 Of los- Instituted ia tae n.cn co.' q
Judicature at Font William ln Bengal a JOS o..n' :
Sss,,, At 30 10 stand Rod in me town of Oa...'-
a. ' rio1ng5 l''r atrr , S 1e WA a M
sver the PaintGs claim That DO puIA.1n." "i 1000 "'t
tanber 1s,9 me said summons $50, GA .lr 10Th day %
November, 1853. served upon SOU br a-tnt oa' '"py
ia Calcutta aforesaid. and ~ aiAur another cops . 70
Hare.treot in Calcutta Aforesaid ana further take notice
that sou required to entr an appearance ol cau." 900
FGcl';ar Of Inc said court Will 20 Gas, from ne .~r.
upon YOU o. the ~ad summons and not. that 30 any
thc tune limited tie suit VIII Lo ac to * heard c,par
This notice j. given IN pursuance Of Tho said order d
ORR & JonNsoN.
At,omey- iol tne Plaintiff.
WAYNE SURROGATES COURT-ln the
Of Administration OF the good. catels and credit, Of Asa
WAYNE and state Of Ne1-York:
HS Sno d@ wd s. so4 iSu t TO a6 10 c t
Of ~a,ne County ai9i s'il iP ieIela Of
Soule deceased, sloIe,td. under The precision. Of - ton
Ciyn Procedure allowing tn p@nsrv Of The bond required
to be given upon admin -a'io shall qot 7Xc"d twice the
scnted to thr Surrop4t pursuant /, b. publ h,d
sc.o ,9'iesdd s ana Of g ad c 'a Or 5o1os Of 6o%d
for sun, not lcss tan 5000 10 be given
s sqS Sg Pby ana ao ' notified 70 paa' 2our S
9gsns NE s9d .''te Of g "a ~ , SSnIe to the II@
said at his once in the village Of Cid" IN said county
CiothJ day Of March 1890. a. which no and place nv
application such letters Of mirsnauon VIII be- made
given thereon viii BE- determined by the said surrogate
Rochester y. Y Applicant
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Good Orliu2ry.. ....
AsrIaft,OOd OfffFarv

IOUI t. >. ''--1'''''''
strict Good Obituary. 81 Alcl4iAe --.. .lO-
.. ,,... L.. ,.t,. aud somewhat variable to-day
-- ..". - ,ga- weak and pgrc- declined 30 6
M ~ i..lit1t ia th, "a, -tr0n ger Liverpool
aal,.,- r.i, wa. followed by H.fr outside bN"f.
I..iug Co rally 81 sGl0 point closing '.i, d, 1o'1
. ...t,i,,.,., cr..f Sale 900 li.,~.
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Drp Goo65

ID EMONAL.-Wc nave removed - the Lester
Ia studio .rlu.-. Nt.i-o.-.tr. ,.f..itil -'--
ANDREW II>TI.G'~ sos. Inducements BOO Carpet
ing. Rug- Mutt.ng-. Fancy iulnltllt.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlsnds ana
Dcsbosses follows:
a. "a. for Slatington and Intermediate points.
A. d.. Lyons, ErlIfa, Rochester Buffalo
and the W,ss and principal local points Chair car 70
LYON, and Pullman car O. Suspension Ridge.
II a. H. J.. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car b MaUth Chunk.
! =. H.. TO- TunAa1uhOck and intermediate points.
Chair to TunkhannotA. Connection 20 Reading and
40 D. h. for Eirl and principal intermediate points,
Chair Wikesbatre and Pullman sleepers 70 Sus.
~ 40 D. H. Tor S1tinet1n ard intermediate points
40 o. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connect on 20 Reading and Harrisburg.
.. m. for Geneva Lyons. E.Hra. Rochester, Bunalc
and the West Pullman sivepns 10 Lyons and suspension
Fridge.
p. n connect for sl points IN Mahanoy and Hareton
coal regions. - - - 1900.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
= q. m. for Nuuch Chunk WiIct0n and intermediate
ronfs and III. Shenandoah and intermediate points
40 D. n. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate poins,.
.. for Geneva Lyons. Eimra. Rochester, Buffalo
ard the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspensios
General Eastern Office. o35 Broadway.
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Gteambolts.

A Ii FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
~ TON LINE.-TLe inside route: Boston. pro,i.
drce - % Worcester. - 30 SUshcrf leave Pier
o. y. H., one block above CSnast. at SUNDAYS
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CoTroN-Thc spot market ruled quiet and firm at IN.
charr'd rirr. StIc- al bales Tor consumption Port
receipts II bal,- against 'JlO bales I' uay ii-t
,y.et and 1895 this last year since D.
& rct, al the port, have aggregated $50 $50 bai"s
o,,i.t ~ loo bale, for the CORES 4oudns time iast
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1noiruCucn.
NlnSical lnsirnctlnI


RANJo and GUITAR taught ln t"toy p-iNEe iri,.Nm n
son. 1870 nrSsiSSyy' Grjvccn vi ana aad "'''
Brooklyn.
- r. CATuAINE'S NALL. hEoohLl ,,.,,,.o ..,,
g 20 Wa.ng'opaye n,oS}n i In ts 'A,ffS ,S
Terms per snn1n, inFli,h tlc.,h. .,"a@ ana iaiH,
$3.50 TO sloc os day rupis. SO To- ti'2
ii py l1 10 siSrE 81 cl&R Ar superior
Bows and Young Mcn-Comtry.
A SS dTo and yoSas ta SWIiIN shoETIIDGE
\ 81 sHafI;siI TGTs@a''c'' Media Penn one" Paula
IEXANDME INsTlryrr s Anp'y o. roiid% %i nYs
I,HEITFNHAM ACADEMY, OGoNTZ, "a.
L Unexeeed location aud snIioane.no, NeT "chG9,
S&gpt foi tScse o. seenc chOo
&C. aa''''sJ JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Nj ford. Conn.
+ Parents who are uniortunae n ne ma1As' men o.;
1e io som es w DO ADDE'S &i so F%HNE s 0W u I
rCGrFHoLO INSTITUTE. Fteehsd, n J.; ASA year.
/ college Prcpira'loa specially business gh school
GUNNER SCMo,oL,, EoRr I BOYS, ,..,v,
6yerlcokine L. / sonnd Send for ILLUSTRATED cseloeue
NEw.YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY; CORNwALlcoN
1ocaton miles above West Point Advanced cou:sas Of
g6y ,a3 Pom Gy dfBT ,S An
Coz. C. J. WRIGHT, b. $, A NJ. s1pt.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER, PA. 90
Tweny'iS Mi11 xxi S'(cao5 L 1ESfgSSEEO'' 10
civil Engineering. Chemistry, Architecture, Aus
Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Courses ,,,.
Circulars Of MI. GEO. T. STERLING. - DeY-st: CiV
Col CHARLES F. HYATT. President
tpRINITY SCHOOL Tivo..-on-IIud .on. y: T.;
L TIL Itcv. JAMES STARR CLARK, u. y Rector.
Assisted by live resident teacher" BOYS ana loHhs
mon thoroughly fitted the Ert colleges and UNIV i~ .,
scientific schools. Or for 6n,Gc., Hp,'T,
given PhySc, and thrul. n.y. Inc I"'l'' -'""I' '
year viii commence september 10.
rgNHF PEEKsKII.L MILITARY ACADEMY. ,-
4 Applications now received for 5fth year. oegihhnE
'''''"''' 80 DR. JOHN y. TILDEN. Principal.
VII5STFYKT ACADFMY.-Onc Of the hsltdozen best
w Cas,ica! and Academic schools IN New anu
The paynen, SOL IN advance will cover ordinary
board waeknc and heating for the tau Grm, pS
Ginning Aug %. Send for catalogue TO t. NJ SIEELF+
Principal. wilbrsham Mass
For Young LadeS-Country.
A CHOICE sCHOOL.-BI0oke Hall, foI girls and young
n ladies' sWITuIN c. SHOEILlDOh+ A NJ,
QIarvsrd Graduate). Media Pa Welr PhllaoepAiD'
F,OLTrGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWoop
u y. J.-Reopens september % Frei"I ,"4. 70. ,o
lege specially pupils adm .ed % F%saI TsI9
and SIN IN Oh our certificate. ADAllNE w SIEIIlND'
~ oLprN HILL SEMINARY Tor Young LADIES'
MISS EMILY NILSSON.
ID OSIERE SEMINARY. STANFORD. Conn.-Hcmc Roori
II rg school :og Misses aud Children: ho3.iful ana
ADDRESS Miss \. THUKoTON. Principal.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER
rItln NH NJ. nf nnlhn q.

. 'EN lkAL RAllINOAD Or NEN -JEHSEl,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 10; 1889. ,,.n.,
chunk. wnScsiar,r and scranton Harrisburg
90 sDS Mu FOR d FsmnS0n EA''On' Bethlehem Allen
5Ss H22peo gS,r GaSsS9 Bsshshsu
entG.n a1gch SmaSrn SsMnS; K ss1
bury. Lowi~bulg, Miiiamslort. p,.A,.,o an.
town oueh csan RsadIqs HaSssbpiF Pot,syills -,
- as e M Tor l'I.'; i6 sm,a sSamokin nauca
p o 70; ES%0So aad F , 1S'0AS E'''0a'
Chunk keadns HarrPars e' ,. 29 sundays at 30
D. Zoo 0g m SUNDAYS EastOn. bethlehem. Allen.
TOW" oS D. n s2adayS FOR EaS;On, Bethlehem. Allen.
town Na cS g S9n a aHe Ba Aburv Park Ocean
Grove ST ah M Point Pla,snt so SIP. II a. m 90
o0 Sonday w. trains DO stop at Ocean Grove OF 81
A'I" 6fry MT alT Beach seaorsh 80 ss.
II = a. , m :0I llesf1d. Via Ma,avan and Keypor.
40 is a. m. 90 AS. $50 p IN. Sundays
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ALBAUGH's.-It was almost cool enough at
AlDaugh's last night to have fires and the con-
sequence that big summer audience
turned out to hear the opening performance
of the last week of the Lamont Opera Com
pany. The play was "The Pirates of PenZance"
and, barring little singing out of key here
and little lack of knowledge of lines there
the performance was better than usual and
enjoyable to the frequent encore point. Mr.
Frederick and Miss Baker, as the Pirate Chief
and the Pirate Maid-of- ALL Work. were notice.
ably good, which is not unusual with them even
IN lesser parts. Miss Hanley. Miss Wilson and
Miss Fairbairn rs the Major Generals daughters
were pretty. and Miss Hanley, as usual was
very captivating. Mr.. DeLange kept the Major
General pretty close to his lines and did WELL
So, too, did Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. David and Mr.
Clark, though Mr.. David is too new to have
his lines always whore he can put his tongue
on them. Miss Lamont was pretty as picture
and In her duet with Mr.. David sang so sweetiy
and alphabetically as to get a whirl of APP
plause and an encore. The chorus was prettily
gowned and sang to match, and the orchestra
gave good accOmpanments
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, LO.O.F., will give
grand family excursion to Colonial Beach
tomorrow on the Jane Moseley. Boat leaves
at am, returning at $50 pm. Tickets, 25
and so cents
The Casino Clubs fourth grand concert will
be given tomorrow evening by the Marine
Band, assisted by Miss Alice Raymond, the
cornetist Concert from Z to IL. Miss Ray
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Mrs. McDaniel's Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary A. Mcdaniel took
place yesterday afternoon from the residence
of her brother, Mr.. A. Y. Leech, and was
attended by large number of relatives and
friends of the deceased. Rev. DIR. A. Z. Glib
son of Waugh and Rev. Job A. Price of Ry-
land VI. f. churches officiated and the brothers
OF the deceased were the pallbearers. The in
terment was at Glenwood The deceased was
the daughter of the late ID. d. T. Leech for
many years in the general post Office, and the
wife OF Rev. II. C. Mcdaniel of the Baltimore
conference, ME. Church. Three of her
brothers. George. Samuel and Frank. entered
the ministry. the last named dying after a few
years service. Director of the Mint F. o.
Leech. A. Y. Leech of the War Department
and d. ID. Leech, formerly of the Smiths onian
Institution now of New York. are brothers
The deceased in early life was converted at the
Foundry Me. Church in this city and held her
membership here until her marriage with Mr.
Mcdaniel thirty years ago. She thus became
the faithful wife of an itinerant minister and
while with him, visiting one of the members of
his charge, near Severn. Anne Arundel county
Nd, was taken with the illness-heart failure
which caused her death on Saturday at the
parsonage at sulphur Springs. Her death was
shock to the community. in which, though
she had lived but few months, she had made
many friends.