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The morning call., 1890-12-28

The IRoouoIs' GHOST DANcE.-The Secre-
tary OF the Iroquois Club has been instructed to
notify members OF the club and the press Of the
high links at the club-rooms on New Years eve
II was also decided TO have 1000 copies OF the
constitution printed,
The morning call., 1890-12-28
SPORTING BRIEFS.
schiierstein,s Resignation Looked +

Pool Match Made.
Members of the Occidental Coursing Club
expect to see twenty-five dogs in the all
aged stake which will be run on New Years
day. The Secretary of the club also says
that he expects seven or eight entries from
San Jose and Santa Clara, three from Mer-
dogs. the speedy -goers AL Farrow, Valley
Queen. jim Corbett Midnight, Bo Peep,
Nora. Scout McGiBty, ChicOpee Lass and
Kathleen will be seen in the slips on the day
OF the meeting, nominations for which will
close tomorrow evening.
1t is rumOred that V. Z. Schifferstein and
George w. Jordan will soon tender their
designations as members of the Olympic
Club. The former, owing to business cali
ings which demand his entire attention, has
had no time to devote to athletics. hence his
withdrawal from the club. Jordan is about
to Join the grand army of benedictS, and as
consequence athletics will lie neglected by
him-at least as far as the cinder path is
cOncerned-for some time to come
Articles have been signed by j. B. Nc
Cleery and +. c. Smith for a match game of
pool, which will be played ON the evening Of
January I'd. Smith is a lacal biliardlst who
Is said TO be quite an expert pOol-player
1t is said that the Berkeley University
gymnasium has been visited by thieves re-
Gently, as some of the paraphernalia of the
members Is missing. A sharp watch is be-
ing kept for the nninyited guest
The annual election of officers of the
ARIEL Boat Club will take place on the after
noon of January 4th.
The Alameda Bicycle Club will hold an
election Of officers on the first Monday in
January.
"A stake. open to all dogs, will be run at
Newark on January 18th.
The morning call., 1890-12-28

No WAITING at Townsend's. Plenty OF help.
Thousands OF packages OF California glace fruit
and candies packed, all ready TO hand cut.
The morning call., 1890-12-28
oLYMrIAN Skating Rink; Mechanics Pavilion.

For THE CHILDREN's HosPITAL.-During the
week. and In addition TO the gift OF $500 from
James G. Flood, the President OF the ChIidren's
Hospital has received $500 from Mrs. Z. B.
Alexander for the benefit of the Institution.
The morning call., 1890-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

I1EPARTMEST NO. l0-PROBATE IN THE
superior Court In and for the city and county Of
San francisco, State OF California In the matter
OF the estate OF DOLORES p. BURLING, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Wednesday the 7th day
OF January, A. ID. 1891. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said
gay. and the courtroom of said court. at the new
wy hail IN the city and county OF San Francisco,
time and place for proving the viii OF said DO
aohES +. BURLING. deceased. and for hearing
the application OF j. p WALKER for the issuance
TO him OF letters testamentary thereon.
Dated December Is, 1890
lskALl VIM. A DAVIES Clerk.
ny GRO. p. ADAMS, Deputy Clerk.
5. q. Nye, attorney Tor petitioner. ds23 lot
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E. H. BLACK, painter, 10 Eli. street.

PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Post, No.
1873 will have public installation Of officers on
Friday. evening next.
BAR counters constantly ON hand. 321 Suffer-
The morning call., 1890-12-28
Visit Battle OF Gettysburg. Market and Tenth.

A COSTLY SAcoUE.-William Brooks. con.
victed OF stealing a sealskin sacque was SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment In the
House oil Correction by Judge Shafter yesterday.
The morning call., 1890-12-28

DROPPED DEAD.-The Cbnaman who was
taken TO the Pesthouse a few days ago suffering
with fearful case Of gangrene dropped dead
yesterday.
The morning call., 1890-12-28

No Christmas and New Years table should be
without a bottle of Angostura Bitters, the world
renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor Beware of
The morning call., 1890-12-28

BoILs pimples ringworm and all affections
arising from impure blood. cured by Hoods
Sarsapariia which expes all impurity and vitalizes
aad enriches the blood. Give II 4 trial.
The morning call., 1890-12-28

II afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
on's EA e Water druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
The morning call., 1890-12-28

JANUARY styles Butterick's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. ia Post st, San francisco
The morning call., 1890-12-28
PURI1CaTIoN OFFICE !:

THE MORNING CALL
Has n larger circulation than any ether
ne,ysn per published in San Francisco.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON Isr
" mortgage 81. J. l. lSAACS All O'FarreiLo cSti
a WEEK SNEwS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"A CALL. In wrapper, ready for mailing.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co
- partnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned under the name of LOOK EITEI. 4
So mas been this day dissolved by mutual consent
Dated at san Francisco this 18th OF Dec. 1890 % pc
The morning call., 1890-12-28

HIGHLAND Brand of Milk (unsweetened) is the
purest and best condensed milk. Try it,
The morning call., 1890-12-28

BEEcHAa's PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ills
DRINK Armours Vigoral. Made from prime beef
ExTRA mince pics SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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DIVIDEND NoTIC.s.

DIVIDEND NOTICt-S.
Marcel rssp,ss Nome pnsos sa ,d, BANK s9S
Notice-For the half year ending December 81 1880
dividend has been declared at rate of five and
on term deposits, and four and sixty one-hundredtns
(4ool per cent per annum on ordinary deposits,
Tree OF taxes payable OF and after Friday, January
9. 1891 [de2s l4tl b. o. CARR Secretary.
~ Security Savings Bank, a2s Mont
VIZ gomery st.-Divdends on term deposits at the
rate of five 90 per per and on ordinary
deposits at the rate of four and "a 1867 per
cent per annnm Tor the six months ending Decem-
after January 2, 1891. III s. L. ABBOT JR., Sec
R Humboldt Saving and Loan Society,
5>S IS Geary st.-The Directors have declared
cent per mum term and 100 per cent per
annnm on ordinary deposits, payable on and after
de2s lat ERNEST BRAND Secretary.
FP The German. Savings and Loan So
- ciety: 52S California st.-DiyldeDd notice
dend has been declared at the rate Of hve and
forty hundreths 20 40lO0) per cent per anuum
per annum ON ordinary deposits: payable on and
after FRIDAY January 2, 1891.
" Savings and Loan Society, Gle Clay
No. ~ st.For the half year ending December 81.
1890. dividend has been declared at the rate of
Term Deposits, and four and one-haf (41s) per
cent per annum on Ordinary Deposits free OF taxes.
9esS lat anu ''tl
- Dividend Notice-The Mutual Saw
e~S ings Bank of San Francisco, 33 Post st For
the half year ending December 81 1890 dividend
has been declared at the rate of five and fourtents
90 4-lo) per cent per annum on term deposits and
Tour and one-half f41sl per cent per ordi-
nary deposits, free of taxes, payable and after
Friday, January 2, 1891.
de23 3w JAMES A. THOMPSON Cashier.
~ Dividend Notice = San Francisco
49, savings Union. 532 California ST.. Webb:
branch 1900 Market St. Polk-For the half
year ending with 3lst December. $780, a dividend
has been declared ut the rate OF five and fourtenths
g + io) per cent per annum on Term Deposits, and
Tour and one-half az per cent per annum on Or
binary Deposits. free OF taxes, payable and after
FRIDAY, I'd January, 1890.
de2O lat LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
~ The California Savings and Lo,n
- Society, corner OF Powell and Eddy sts.-For
the half year ending December 81, $780, dividend
has been declared at the rate of FIVE and ftyeisht
hnndredths % $4,000 per cent per annnm Term
Deposits, and four and sixty-fye hundredths
a 65-lOo) per cent per annum Ordinary De-
posts, free OF tax and payable and after FRI
DAY, January 2 1891.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

SUNDAY MEETINGS..
S Philosophical SOciety-Free Public
49, meetings every Sunday at 1880 p. NJ: Red
Mems Hall, $40 Post St; tonight. paper by E H.
Rambo, "A Christian Theosophist'; Christians cor
daily invited. Its
~ Grand Spiritual Test Meeting-J
~ NJ. Temple, Scottish Hail. Jos Larkin St 2:3O
and r. NJ All cars reach the hail. 1t<
@S DR.. G. II. Rin-es Bible Spiritual
49, meeting, 900 Market St, ST. Georges Hail.
Sunday, p. NJ, conference and tests, ass listed by
other med .ums. lts
NS Elsie Reynolds' MaterialIziny Cir.
49, Sun. eve. Gents 81, ladies SOC. Also SUM-
F. NJ. SIC. 522 Farrell st. ITS
The morning call., 1890-12-28

DENTISTS.
DR. THOMAS L. HILL ODD FELLo Wsy BIJILD-
~ ing; Office honrs. to ). ap2z odd
mr. A. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKET ST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made over like new; teeth
from $S per set; extracting Soc gas given. Afr
nR. REA, 1928 MARKET; EXT TEETH soc.
" with gas 81; filings lows open evenings. sel4 tt
DR. r. TEAGUE DENTIST REMOVED FROM
D20s Stockton st. to % Kearny. nol6 I'm
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF: RUY LOTS IN
a Lakeview and double up. de2l st surhFrSaSu
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MARKET
- ST. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists. au17 Il
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
n lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. W.
MY. sl1 Market st. opp. baldwin. aus If
DR H. AUSTIN, SURGEON DENTIST, RE
Y moved TO as Market. near Bancrofts. iylstt
DR G. H. WILSON. DENTISrl s35 MARKET
A Ii NEWSPAPERS had LONG ARTICLES IN
them stating that the insane asyiums arc full OF
people VINO took gas only for painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
De done painiessiy. Will forfeit 800 for any tooth
that cannot extract without sleep or gas evsa
All operations done better than elsewhere since {
and crown work There are Leek dentistS Once
S geo " ssG lEEK saaass' IN oes Hh
REAuTIFUL SET 81; PAIN LESS EXTRACTING
- soc; gold plates; bridge WORK; crowns: Filings.
ailowest rates DIR. G. A PERRY. s Mason st. de5 tf
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MARKET
~ 81. tfheian Buiding(; gas specialists; positively
mud gives the celebrated Cotton 6as',: so 900 RAJ
ersnces; established 1855 all In dentistry
performed. DIX CHARLES W. DECKER fe7 tt
$7 A.. SET +, FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
9entlst e3O Market St. next Baldwin Theater ocl q
The morning call., 1890-12-28

mraternal Directory (Copyrighted)
pie; embracing nearly 200 different fraternsI be-
nevo,ent, protective and social organizations; CIV
With nights Of meeting Illustrations Portraits ETC.
Our work has received the Endorsement Of leading
the orders Price. ~; full roam, giltedgc IS nav.
sole In advance. Address all Communication "a
fraserna directory Publishing Company, Ala Clay
ST.. = r CHARLES c. HoAG, Secrerary
ROBERT A. IRVING, Business Manager. dc0 an
@ Hall to Let Monday, Tues az and FRI
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" Franklin-St. Presbyterian Church.
W. cor Franklin and Vallejo sts.-Rey. w. H.
Mcfarland, pastor Services at IL A. N. and Z 80
r M Preaching by the pastor. Morning subject:
" Christmas and Its Lessons" Praise and respon-
sve or vesper service in the evening. Subject for
the evening service: The Name that Is Above
Every Name" Anthems and hymns appropriate to
the occasion will be sung services The choir
under the direction OF MIR. Martin Schultz, will
lead In the service OF song. All welcome 10
these services.
The morning call., 1890-12-28


FRENCH COUPLE, ACTIVE AND INDUS
tr,oas people. wish place: city or country. DE
LoRME ANDRE, 800 Suffer SC. de2s 81
pLow-HANDS, FARMERS AND PRUNERS CAN
be had Immediately. Wire mail or telephone
your ordefs 70 Y. X HANSEN& CO., Ito Geary. %
I ARGE NUMBER OF FARM-HANDS. TEAM-
Ia sters, blacksmiths carpenfers and ishorars -,
hand awaiting situations at J. f. CROsETT 4
CO.'S, 628 sacramento ST. de17 81
CMARr ECONOMICAL COOK WANTS sIrUA
~ ton: capable running restaurant: wages NOT
under as per week. Ill Natoma 81 deS6 Sts
POSITION AS ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPER
solicited; $7b per month: city references A. b
u, Box 81. CALL Branch once. de28 3ts
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
ESSs UEfan Square BAPTIST Cburcb
49, Bush ST., bet hyde and Larkin.-Rey g. n
Baiientine, pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ, on
Limiting God" Sunday-schOoi, ~ 80 p NJ At
ESQ r NJ. Mrs II. L. bullock of ElmIra n " Lee
turer % the National Womau'sC. I. Union Will de-
nVer popular address on temperance. Come ana
hear the talented lady de2S If
~ Young Mems Christian Association
49, Hail, 232 Suffer ST., bet Kearny St and
Grant ave.-A special and Important address to
Young men only this sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock
given by Rev. j. g. Stewart. d. ID, associate pastor
OF the First 1resbyterian Church. DR.. Stewart
speaks on an important theme TO young men by
special request All young men welcome. seats
The morning call., 1890-12-28

MALE HELP WANTED.
n ANTED-AssIsTANT BooK-KEEPER FOR
" wholesale house. $50; American butter-maker
for Napa County $50: dairyman for Fresno COUNTY,
hands, and others, at W. D. EVER 4 CO.'S. ss6
= ay 81 de2S 2t
WANTED : sEAMEN AND GREEN HANDS.
W 1877 Sansomest. R. SUEMENY Prop % ats
WANTED-5O SCORERS FOR THE 24-HoUR
'. skating-raee. Apply to Mr.. BLAKE at Mechan-
les, faviiion Hayesst, entrance, Monday and Tues
day at 2 80 r NJ de2s 2t%
(tLEkKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS statesmen
saiesladies, copyists bookkeepers stem ographers
OBTAIN them CLERKS Bnrean.305 Kearny RIM l. ~ So
W ANTED-GooD BREAD-BAKER FOR HOMO
900 MN: s9od wages and steady work Apply at
a cIoaks. \. FRANK. $50 McAIlIster st.de2s 3ts
CEAMAN, GREEN HANDS, CABIN-BoYs- TO
- 60 whaling: Apply L LEVY 206 Jackson. IS Sc
"A ANIEp-A MAN WITH $500 TO $500 IN A
ON A. paying business Address Cash. Box "a, this
WANTED-TO BUY NEW, sECoND-HAND
', clothing; half-pree paid. Apply 437 Pine IS q
W ANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN WHO THOR
" oughly understands The making OF Scotch NUT
ton PIES and haggis Apply 73o Geary st. de2S 2ts
" to st. its
IA ANTED-2 FIRSTCLASs BILLIARD-TABLE
" makers Call bet. and O'Clock, THE BRUINS
Observation-Disclosures CO., 655 Market SITS
" ANTEp-MEN TO WORK AT GRADING.
w, ", Apply Jackson st and Central ave. Monday the
.stn, AZ CLOCK A. N lt<
( 'HtLBLAINS, BUNIoNS, CoRNS. Ere. IN
~ stantly relieved and cured with DR. Halpruner's
remedies; sold by dealers. Prepared by DIR. HAL
rRUNEk. Celebrated Foot Surgeon, $50 Market. IL
w ANTED-SEAMEN. GREEN HANDS Ann
~ bIacksmiths. 6S4 Washington st. de27 rs
"a ANTED-G0oD BOY IN RETAIL. STORE:
', must speak German. zoos Market ST. de27 sts
"A ANTED-YOUNG MAN. ABOUT 20 fSWFDEl
W having experience In aattx-a
Apply to 1885 Seventh St. Oakland. de2T 81
FOOD sTRIPPER-BoY wANTED. 25e oCrAyTA
VI street. sIsa7 a,s -
WANTED-A GOLD GLIDER; ONLY A FIRST
NEEDY, q Post st. de27 ga
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" Grace Church, California ST., Cor.
Es>S StocKton - Rev. r. G.. Foute, rector. Rev
Charles j. Mason, assistant Service at IL A. NJ
and 4 p. NJ. on sundays. Daily during the week.
Morning prayer at IL O'Clock. This church Is open
every day TO the public for private prayer aud med
tation--as house of prayer for all people," Sun
day-school nj 9:i5 a. NJ. and j p. NJ Weekly cele-
bratlon at 3 O'Clock SUNDAY morning 1t
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
1yo,-OR DEALERS TO BECOME DISTIILERS.

The Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association met ysuer
s,v afternoon in the Building 20 consider ue re-
mort ~ their committee which waited upon the repfe''h''
,ves ~ the Distlers and CatcFcciers Association oh
"Wednesday 10 nut grievances OF the liquor men D''oe
them The committee repord that President "fcehhu'
=, ,h pistcrs Association declined To accept then p"o
saton to rebate condition of cents per pr
r,ltn o, raw spirits President Grernhut had sau ''
the rebate was the only arrangement which coud Keep on'
competition second proposition of the Gno''oeaeiS'
tha, the price Of spirits should be made dependent Oh 'e
listed prlce Of corn the Chicago Board m lfaue w
sranted on being pressed, however 20 give MS written
bopd Ia this President Grcehut had declined athooeh NJ
gave repestod assurances that arbitrary increase III po
vold IN, made The third proposition that the dsters
should instruct :hcis distributing agents 10 sell only u
n,op.rly certified dealers. was granted absolutely.
The r,..tn- after hearing the report passed resolution
10 canvass trade for the purpose OF Obainhg suos
Tons for the building OF or more distilleries.
At the meeting between the committee ana the ds'r'
on Tuesday Mr. Grconhut made statement 70 the enec
that he had completed arrangement with ne Schueu
and Calumet disleres. OF Chicago which are not IN u
trust by which they bound themselves to sell only at Ger
tain prices thus eliminating all competition MI stem
manager Of Calumet Distllcry. who was present a
meeting being questioned as 70 the truth
this said positively that 4: altogether without founda
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
4 Plan TO gyLARGE RrKBR'S ISLAND.

Al the mcctlns Of the Sinking Fund Commissioners
Yesterday A memorial from simon stevens. the wei
known LAWYER. read, IN which he SAYS thh' nc y
ready 10 negotiate the rcpurchasc of EikerS island
M .t ,o,,cr end II Lons Island sound He sold II 10
eliza city in la for ~ $1,000. lie has now Nv"
clients either of whom will paw the city SIoo"o i'r
tho island Mr. stevens. ncvcrthccs' advises INC
commissioners not 70 sell but IN increase The size ana
,r,rrove IN material value Of tho island bv extending
II With cr1bworl which can hc llcd hp WIN "'i' ann
.,. f-,, the ,tr,ct, The present area Is eighty
.oyen and half acres. The hlngup process wonin
,,s ,v.- $50 aerc,. such plan would not ONLY IN
crea.o the value II the land 20 %1oNoooo. hnt make
The island desirable site for the public buildings now
hl-h,us Elachwcrs Island. The secretary of war
MIR steven, j. Informed. has undcF adviScmcnt a sue
rceiion that hc shall ask Congress 10 amend the act
hch gives hin superv ~ tho port 50 that scow
rd vessels engaged In dumping street refuse INTO INC
hav .hal be- blcct o seizure and conSratlon. instead
~ A pctly fine. The Commission referred the matter
to Controller M'"rs
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
A RINAWAY on THE BRIDGE.

The Bridge was OF accident yesterday al
.,noon seemed at the time As If some one "oud DE-
.e,arely injured Mrs John Pi'rra. the wife OF neF-
han, =. No AZ Wallst. driving with her two
from BROOKLYN The horses took fright soon af
,sssnc the the north side and dssh'a
down toward the city Hall Park. James Emery inc
eo,ehnsn was thrown after the horses started on
their mad galop three tried TO get out oi
the carriage luckily for them, they were uh"oe 10
ouo either OF the There no pucky bootDAcS
to stop the horses and they neared the gat IL was
closed hcmming in also another carriage containing
=, and two women. Into this the runaway
dashed smashing the coach into match"ooa bu'
IN. occupants escaped injury. The horses were cut
about the legs and one was severely injured
rrcept that Mrs severely shaken no one else
= A., ,,e least injured Mrs. and her daughter.
,se,,oed to their home in Johns Place. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
HoxoRIYG THE VENERABLE DIR. FARLEY.

The nncticih birthday of the venerable Dr.
Frederick \. Farley wa, quietly celebrated at his
home. No. 1870 Pacifc-st yesterday. \ series Of
handsomely cncroS-cd complimentary resolutions
signed by members of the Church Of the saviour
who connected with It nndcr the active pastoral"
Of Dr.. Farley which ended twenty seven years ago.
and a wcIlllcd purse were presented 10 Dr. Farley
early In the day by f. II. r. Lyman and \. W White,
the committee Of the congregation. number o'
handsome floral designs were also sent in. and many
ricmbcrs Of the church attended the reception given
BY Or. Farley in the afternoon. Among those present
were \. \. Low. General !. y. Woodward. y. W.
White I. II. Cary. W A. Butler. |. II. rockingham
and the Rev. H. ITfc" Collier. the latest successor 4"
the pulpit long filed 10y Dr Farley. owing &" IN"
great heat and the innrmc> of age Dr. Farley
was able Ia -av only Jew words 10 his friends hu'
he spoke chccrily and responded cordially TO the con
gr5,iulationS showcrcd upon him.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
uNHnNG RORRnR EO[LED.

daring attempt AZ robbery accompanied by an assault
might have proved fatal took place Yesterday at no
$50 Second ave '..orgr W krchhorcr sNty years old
Eccps a small drug store at that address. we'll
dressed Young entered the sorr az ten minutes 10
o'clork and complaining 4 injury TO his leg. asked
the doctor % do something for him H. was taken be-
hind screen and ia" druggist bent down I" examine
injury. for old he looked Just
Ia time 10 a blow descending on his head He In
rtlnctiycy raised h, left and irokc the blow, which,
however. knocked him to tho foor The young robh"r
frightened. and dropping piece Of lead pipe
foot aud half long fed the shop leaving nearly
black Derby hat.
rroccr's boy door tho young man rush past
him down Twonty.hrst-st. No alarm was given
untl the fugitive nearly In Third.ave.. down which
he turned and disappeared The Doctor except for badly
bruised hand, unnIurcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
ri.MnrlL OF CH .NRhES ". D. CDSTA.

The funeral of Charles 81 Da Costa was hcid yes
tcrdav morning in the Church OF inc Ih'"r'"u"''
Thirty nfth-st and Madsonavc. The pastor. the Kew
pr uro,s ofclatcd aud wa, assisted by the Rev. Mr
larlins.
Among those present were cNSccretary hchlanl'"
H. Bristow Clarence 4. seward. the Rev Dr. Ia 'oS'a'
William d. Guthrie. Frederic H. CoudeT John r. r.
Parsons Judge A. X. Lawrence Judge 'narlcS IL
yan Rrlu, Judge George e. Barrett. judge Ihglah'lh
Henry H. Andersen Charles G. Icaman H. i; InrhrF
Everett T. Wheeler, Charles ID. Burrlll, ohIcr t'
G,irlt General Roger \. Pryor. r.. H.. Anderson
o.rosvcno, +. Lowry. Edward G; Bacon John ~ v
Arnold cN Judge Dlitcnhocier. sherman FvartS I. Il
Miner " Evart, and Francis Lynde stets son
MeNrs Coudcrt. Hand Garter Stets9n ana br,tU" ,o
were present as delegation from the i'ar NSsOclauoh
The burial took place IN Greenwood cemetery
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK "WEDNESDAY. JUNE rs. lss
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK " WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2o. 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Nevada Br) cushing Liverpool June H. queens
town l5 with mdso and passengers To tnderhn No
Para LOCKWOOD Aspinwall ~ ua!s WIN
mdse and passengers Pacific Mail 50 co Art'e" at tno
bar NJ 8 - ,,.. a..
To Jas Ward Co Arrived al te
Bar 81 d 10
ami passengers Ccbaos GO. Arrived at the bar AT
steamer Iconora tspanl. AcgrS Matanzas days with
sugar Bruce Arrived at tho Bar AT
stearr (Nor Hermanstad aracoa days with fonit
to Gomez & PeaIsall. Arrived At the lar at 33o M
Plat. Jacksonville Charleston days.
with mdse and passengers TO VIM clyde a &C. 80, u..
Steamer NacoOchce. smith. Savannah days vim muse
and passengers Ia Il Wnlke'
Christine Adea lNor Amunsen. Rio Janeiro 81 days.
In ballast to Carsen Boc.
sUNsEr-wmda sandy Hook. moderate. NV haiy. Al
City Island. wnd light. NV. Gear
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Fricand (Belg) Rande Antwerp June IT, with
and passengers Peter Wright Sons Arrived at the
Bar at 1910 pm
CLEARED.
Steamer Canada (Br). Robinson London F W. Hurst
steamer Ros smorrah irl hoffman, London Barber Co
Steamer Buffsio tiIr. Mnlet, Hull Sanderson son.
Steamer Stateof Nebraska tBrj. Braes GLASGOW Austin
steamer Ai,aua (Br). woohhouse Glasgow Henderson
Bros.
steamer Moravis t,icr. wincker. Hamburg RI Corts
Steamer aracas Woodrich aguayra Puerto Cabello &c
BOulton Bliss & Dalcit.
steamer America Ger. Hooslen. ST AIMS Bay @ Vessels
a Co
Steamer Coventry tlr, Smith Beaufort Punch Edye &
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