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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

or the numerous New Year watch parties
held Thursday night none was more delight
ful than that given IN honor Of Miss Clara l..
johnson 40 the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Whittet. No. . south Beech street.
Each young lady unprecedented her maternal
auce tor. and the powdered hair added much
10 the beauty ~ their quaint costumes Miss
Clara johnson white tulle fac-simile of her
mothers welding dress. Miss Name b. Hal,
Martha Washington costume OF blue Chime
silk. Miss Alice Johnson anti Ne plaid silk.
Miss Annie carp colonial costume of pink
net over water-cOiored silk. Daisy Whittet.
brown brocaded silk Miss Annie Wood.
embroidered Miss Minnie Jones. fgufed silk.
Miss Ellen Johnson silk gauze Hiss Mary
'yree. changeabie silk. with others looked
lovely. The gentlemen present were Messrs
Wood, Northern, Diges. Thomas and Robert
Tom and Harry Mhiltet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

There was G dance Thursday evening last at
the residence OF Mr. H. j. Brown. on Church
Hi. given by the young men Of that part OF
the city. Dancing was continued quite late
and an elegant supper was served. Among
those present wero Captain john A. and Mrs
Curtis. Mr. and Mrs Henry Crenshaw. Mr.
w. x. Davis. of Portsmouth. and Mr. j. j. w..
Curtis among the y1un- eol Ia Were
Misses BESSIE Browne Fannie Walker. hattie
Fitzwlson Alice Moore Matte and Grace
Livesav Matte Baker. Hattie Hughes. Bertha
be trick. Alma Uarwaoi Nlrgie French.
Daisie Ware Mamie hates, Nellie haggarty'
Meesrs. Il. Nee. Buliugtou, j. =. Mcliwaine.
j. A. Wyatt. T.. Il. saunders T. C. skinner.
W. R. shackelford, ID. T. Ialman. r. J.. Nc
uwaine. W. McC. HugAef. g. G.. keade. f.. j.
French T. T. Harrison. ~. @. fitzwi.son, j.
". Hail, Percy Smith. j.. Baker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

-Sl.a.-s',g ionnced fy5m England that unusual
1ef ns'' pre- ent- f5ut forth by both parties to
Buena si.t ia IN in the district which has
made. ,ears been represented by Lord
Iae ten, who has been called to the upper
Ae as the heir Of his father. the Duke Of
The success of the cand-
date of the Gladstone or Salisbury party
will be accepted as al indication of the sentl-
ment OF the voters of the whole Kingdom.
It is very doubtful whether the test Is a fair
one. 1t has in many instances in the past
turned out to be wholly delusive. and all the
probabilities are that it will do 30 in
this instance. For number of years
il has been loudly proclaimed that the
Salisbury ministry was on the eve of deci-
sive defeat. but hitherto this defeat has been
warded off. So far as any conclusion can be
drawn from the surface Of English politics
the Salisbury Government is as strong to-day
in the confidence Of the English constituent
cies as it has ever been. Its greatest danger
lies in possible desire for change by the
English people for sake of change alone with
out regard to the course of the Conservative
party, and in the split of the Gladstonians
from the Irish party, which has recalled
many of the Un.onists TO the ranks of the
Liberals.
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Richmond. Hugh Blair TO VI. f. Whalen,
40 feet on Hospital street southeast corner
Seventh 800
John II. Dinneen, special commissioner. to
/. ". Billups, 33 feet on cas-. side Twenty
fifth street between Clay and Leigh s1.9l0.
Z. nill Montague, special commissioner
to erov f. Brown. is feet Oh Fourth street
Rockets. Sl53.
Is n - feet on west side Ourth street. Port
Mayo. $3.50.
William r. Thomas 70 Willard w. Wright,
% ZIG feet on east side Eleventh between
Clay and Leigh, $1,000.
William Tyree 20 Richard II. Lynn, ~
feet on Baker street southeast corner St.
John, 81 600.
J. Il. Wayne to Adelaide Warren, 81 5-l2
feet on north side Baker stree. between 1T.
James and ST. john. $3.50.
Ieurtcr.- Emma j. and j. A. Blackburn TO
Charles j. Roach 3 acres on Old Deep Run
turnpike sl75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

bv Professor J. p. Cannon and j; Z. 2lem ssse.
Tuesday-"The Church Universal hu'' Nod.
D ny Ssv III Family and tho Young" adj
dresses by Rev. L. ,. Turnb oa ,S Snq
B Pr net, ADDRESSES by Rev. Drs. Campbell
and iI Hope Fnday-"Tho Church Abroad %arr
address BY Rev. Drs- Fair and ..- hsrr
On wednesday night additional se grnted
will be held in the Third church conG =. The
by Rev. Drs. Far and Cannon, t anu = it.ls
and i stewart the topic in each being The am
iojnt meetings at the Grace street and Leign.
street baptist churches. The progIaiiii,rnge
, will be arranged at the ministers meeting
tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

Tx Democracy start the new year under
favorable auspices. No sooner had the New
York Legislature been secured through the
decisions of the New York Court of Appeals
than the Supreme Court Of Nebraska has de-
cided the governorship contest there in favor
of Boyd. Democrat. The contest was based
on the ground that Boyd was ineligible. being
IN alien and native Of Ireland The court
decided that he was enough of citizen to be
Governor Of Nebraska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

The following suits were instituted yester-
day. The c. A. Harley Novelty Company
against the Richmond China Company Tres
pass on tie case. Damages. $40, 700.
Davenport a. Morris against Joseph Folker.
Case damages -ait.t1
Aronstein & Wolters against Ganss Co.
Case. Damages. 24I0.
c. w. Tanner a. Co. against w. T. Garth
right Case. Damages. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

The week of prayer appointed by the
National Evangelical Alliance commences
this morning and will be observed by the
Baptist and Presbyterian churches Of the city.
Union services Of all the Presbyterian
churches will be held each night during the
week ut the First church The following is
the programme. Sunday-Joint communion;
address Icy Rev. DR.. Hoge. Monday Topic.
Confession and Thanksgiving addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

THE appointment of ex-Congressman Per-
kins TO fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Plumb defeats. at least for a time,
the ambition of ex-senator ingalls, 10 return
TO his old place in the Senate. The appoint
ment of Perkins is only TO hold good until
the Kansas Legislature meets and elects a
permanent successor to the deceased Senator.
If ingalls, had been appointed by Governor
Humphrey TO fill the vacant position, 1t would
have strengthened very much his chances of
securing an election by the Legislature. OF
this, however, he does not despair. He Was,
at the time Of Pefer's election. tho nominee
OF the Republican members of the Legislature,
and as the Alliance has lost ground so decid-
edly. ingalls, may yet find himself the choice
of the purely Republican element in Kansas
politics. His return to the Senate would be a
ground for much regret, as he has out.ived
the age 10 which he really belonged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

A deed Of assignment was fled in the clerks
Office # the chancery court yesterday by
Peter =. Berry 10 ". n. Cosby. Jr. The
property conveyed consists of the contents OF
the tobacco and cheroot factory az los east
Cary street Among the creditors are men,
toned the foil wing ID NJ. Lea a. Co $50. II;
An rev krause. SzAC0: Baughman Station
cry Company .4L2i: Citizens Bank. s6ll;
". A. Mallron. sG25; James W. kendlar. Jr.
$500: H. X. Berry. 200.
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Bland County-Death of an Old Lady.

BLAND COURTHOUSE. Va. Jan. Especial ]
County court adjourned to-day after three
days session. Hon. Isaac Hudson Of Pulaski
presiding The grand jury made a number
of indictments. aud liol. Martin Williams,
the new Judge took the oath of Office
Mrs. 4. c. Hedrick. an estimable old lady.
died hsre Sunday night. The burial aud fun
sral ceremonies took place Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

THr remarkable interest which is now dis
played in all of the eastern portion Of the
United States in colonial history is something
more than fashion which will in time pass
away entirely. No doubt the interest of a
certain class in the subject will decline be-
cause it is taken up by them as fad" but
the explanation of the interest ss whole lies
In far deeper causes than this There ere
many evidences Of the growth of conservative
influences in this country, social and moral as
well as political. This growth is only par
TALLY due 10 a reaction against snarchism and
communism. The United States is rapidly
becoming an old country with ancient tradi-
tons and customs. and the older it grows the
more conservative il is. The interest in
colonial times is an expression of this conser-
vstive feeling. which is learning to value more
and more all tina. constitutes the past history
of the American people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

new schedule goes into effect tomorrow
on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad. Through trains leave Byrd
street station az 94 and II 20 A. NJ. and o.
T. NJ and arrive at s.is A. 81. and 2.3- and
935 p. NJ. Ashland trains leave Byrd-street
station at T. NJ. and arrive $3.50 A. VI. and
leave Elba At GAS A. NJ. and Gl2 =. NJ. and
arrive az Elba at g.. IS a. NJ. and Cos +. NJ.
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Tie Pre.snnn,. Union.

The Richmond pressmen's Union has been
organized with the following officers for the
ensuing term: A. WIyree. president; j. A.
Warren. yice-presdent; Robert T.. Owen
secretary and treasurer: G. NJ. Smelling. ser
peaut-at arms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

A CORRESPONDENT from Bedford City writes
us that il is reported that in Bedford county
one member had been cut OF by the new APP
portionment bill. This isl mistake Bedford
still has two members and a senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

I OST, POCKET BOOK CONTAINING SUN
IL OF money on Broad-sireet horse car, DO;
tween co rner Of Grace aud Eighth streets ana
Main and Ninth streets. liberal reward II re-
turned 10 500 east Grace street "a RI
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SUNDAY. JANUARY 3, 1892.
EIGHT PAGES.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Thieves broke into tho factory Of Nj James
Grey.in Petersburg, and stole som money y h
ofice OF Mr.. T. i. Titus was also broken into.
Mr. Wilkerson. Of Dinwiddie county, was
assaulted b. a negro.--A shooting ARRAY &C.
nurred in Chesterfield between John Dyson and
Peniamin Hargrove-Mrs. Locke, wife Of Rev
J.E Locke. Of Scottsyille, is dead.-Andrew
OMohundro was thrown from his horse
near Scotisvile. and feserely hurt
Daniel East. colored shoemaker OF
scottsvue. died suddenly yesterday
Dudley Irvine was drowned IN the
canal at Lynch burg yesterday.-Caroline
Campbell was dismissed on the charge OF killing
Oscar Williams at Lynchburr yesterday.-A
barn belonging to T. NJ. Butt, Of Norfolk
county, was burned yesterday--A small ire
occurred at Charlottesville yesterday.
GENERAL
An official telegram has been received from
General Stanley In reference TO the Mexican
troubles.-There are no further war-like de-
velopments in the Gillian situation. Speaker
Crlsp's condition is reported to have been
greatly improved General NJ. C. Meigs, OF the
United States army, died in Washington yes
terday.-Durng the past year the Treasury
Department paid s962.93O as bounty on sugar
Commissioner Raum has detailed fifty extra
clerks TO help the Pension Board OF Review
with its work-Captain William Lewis, OF
Charlotte, n. c.. died yesterday.-lhe city
of Charlotte. N. G.. is dry in the extreme. Mr..
+. G. Stamford. Of Chicago, died yesterday.
--Ex-Mayor Roosevelt b. Mason, of Chicago, is
dead.--A severe gale visited Chicago yes or
day.-It is said that the Boyd lhayer guber-
material suit will be decided in favor OF the
former to-morrOw.-Bi Bishop LouRhlins fun
eral took place in Brooklyn yosterday.-Gov-
ernor Boes, OF Iowa, is very i'll with tho
grip Further trouble is reported from
Samoa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

OF these places IN case you take q i.l.s .or no
year or more.
DWETLlNGs
ESQ per yesr-No. G2 north Seventh street,
large house. u rooms and tcacn
ESQ yer year-No. ii5 south @e nnN street,
large house. - room, and .f.Nfl
900 Ter year-No. .ll cas-. Marshal. street, q
ego per yesr.-No. eoi rot Cars street, rooms
500 per yesr-NO. 2.1 sorth second street,
rooms and bath
s200 per year. $40. NORTH llir1 -tln.f
rooms and bath
$3.50 per yesr-Corner Beverley and ,a-tlr
streets rooms. large ari.
$50 per year-NO -lli feaaI.. street. rooms.
sl5l rer year-h0. .04 Pickett street,. FL rooms
si25 per year-NO 1912 pleasant street. rooms
slll per year No f's 1l0-0y street. rooms
si-1 Yer year-N0. $50 Ao..Y .flf... hfuons
$40 per year Bowling Green avenue. rooms
new house.
stos uor YEAR 80. gq.r Williamsburg avenue. 4
rooms and kitchen.
eos yer year 40 .9'a Williamsburg ay.aue,
rooms and kitchen.
Sos per yoar-No ~ south Linden street, s
300 per ar-No. 1881 Beverley street, rooms
si00 per yoar-NO. - Louisiana avenue,
rooms
go per year-No. 1927 north 4heht -'e' .ia
street, rooms.
STORES. LOTS AND STABLES
No. 50i west Broad street. si1 per month.
No 900 east Main street. $40 per month
No 5f west Broad street gear arr @. 40.
Stable on Second street. near Franklin stfea.
g. per month.
OFFICES
Rueger fBuldng- second-ioor rooms, aif'r
Srotrs Building. noe oa.t Main street -iins
floor. front room. $3.50 lcr}ear
Srotts building ft0l cB.t Main stree.. First
floor roar room. $50 pr frai
op0tt binding ll ra,t hain stree. coma
floor front room. sl2i ref Yraf
0fotfs bulaluk. 1902 east ala street acon4
floor rear room. siNi ner year.
The &. +. rauar Building. corner folricrn.h
and Nam sreets-t.rst door. front 20 mr.
Ibef T'eauar building. corner Fourteenth
an Main streets First floor front r1oN e.'
per year.
and dain streets flr't t0of' rear room f.t
The G. p. sauer Buid.ng corner fourteenth
and Main streets Fms, floor fonrieenth-stfses
front. Sl20 ger year.
80 1900 east Cars street -second-foor Offices.
TOR COLOBED PEOPLE
40. eeast Charity street. upper door rooms.
80 EAST east Charity street lower door, rooms
- 40 S,' 'u'"' west Cary street near Linden.
'2 So. West Marshall street rear Of no. 1919
80. wesr Marshall street. rear Of so 1915
west Broad SID per month.
NO 5s. north second street, 3 rooms. 35rer
month ,.,,,,
40 Acres on WILLIAMSBURG road five miles from
30 Acres on Coebin road. 49,. ,..
100 Acres On Central road. h3n
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'THE BUSINESS MANS BANK.
49T FAST BROAD STRICT,

A. "A. to : O'Clock T. NJ: SATURDAY evenings from
5 20 o'clock. Accounts OF merchants and others
solicited Sums from cents upward received
and receipted for. Interest allowed.
LOANS MADE TO CUSTOMERS.
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dwellings FOR RENT

- 81
$3.50 per annum-N0 gl9 east Marshall street,
sixteen rooms. modern
$50 per annum so. f0 east Clay, eight
rooms and kitchen ..
$50 Der annum -C0rnor Twenty ninth and
streets. elgn, rooms .. rf..
$3.50 Per spnum-Aos. iCi0 and 1912 Beverly
street; FIX rooms.
eight rooms. modern.
800 ben annum or ss13 per month-Aos. it6
and ,ns Buchanan street; nye rooms
xeuermOufh -NO. fl3 illgh streets fonf rooms
A. parmonth No 1927 Ashland avenue.
slfpor month-NO. 40 Randolph street, SIX
rooms
' So per month-No. 29i0 yonabe street: Elk
Is per moath -Mechancsw.la pike near Nens-
Anply to FRANK ID. UlLL & CO..
a5-it Real Estate Agents.
CTOREs FOX RENT. f
g no.. 1888 east Main street. rooms above.
sIZ-0 per mOnth-lO. 2li- fouaulo street sk
sis-0 per mont South Eighteenth street
betNea Main ant .Aft
Iormouf south Tenth stree, between
S.nsrn,. so GaIfs south pn ne street
Andy ~ lhhNf E.. Hill S. fD.
iat Il al Estate agents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE-TUE CREDITORS OF T. IL,
firm dated the }ih or August lsli' are hefepy
notified that hy decree Of Che Circuit court o.
HeurcO county. rendered IN tAo cause ~
Grant s admin strat.lA against NaAry aud oih-
er- ora the "a December 1873, the un4cr7i shc a.
slecial commits toner's OF eltlo- oi them. are
directed 90 distribute the sum ~ ti0.95lg
among said creditors IN tie manner es iorth
ia said decree. Bus tho series of notes meh-
toned in said decree remaining unpaid must De
exhibited TO the under lsnet, or one OK lhen'
hy the holders thereof, and payment Will 10
made o. tho said creditors the uersoual r. pre-
Of said nOtes. or tho attorneys Oh parties ehli-
II II. MARSHALL,
Special Commits toner's.
Nos ana 3 ,hafer Building.
Richmond. Dec 80, 1891. "a i-.w
no JOHN FLUKE: TAKE NOTICE. THAT +
Z shall apply 20 lir. James 4. Eedi. sur
govOr ~ the county OF henric0. on he i5lH
lAl OF FEBRUARY. 1872. between the hours
Of 9 o clock A. W. and o clock T.. NJ OF that day
% make survey anu report in the manner pre-
scrined by law Of LOTS 3. 8, B. q, 2 an $ III
SQUARE e of the plan Of the town Of Fulton,
living and being IN the SAID county OF henrico,
Va aud near the city Of Richmond, each 81
said lots having a front OF 60xiiOfte., and which
re- sold by the treasurer Of tho county ana
state aforesaid on the sth day OF December,
thereof, Tor the nOn-paymcnt n the taxes and
leNies due thereon for the year 1889. and uur-
chased b. me. there being no tenant or other
person IN possession and occupation OF sad
property. aud YOU not being found IN said
county OF Henrico.
lie or.su4w
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No 50i west Broad street. si1 per mont
No 600 east Nain street. $40 per moht.
Stable on Second street near Franklin sttea'
g. per month.
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F. 4. PLUEMACHER
WISHES YOU
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NJ Z w YE
NEW YEAR!
NEW H0PESI
AND NEW H0USESl
Look a. my NEW YEARS REST list
LOOK az tho PROPERTY, ami ii .t sals goa
niI al nv ofFea
lO8 NORTH NINTH STREET,


Remember. tbore isa Premium on ..... rna
oil these places in case you take lease .or no
year or more.
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mANcnrsrrH ADyERrIsEMrNrs.

w. G. OWENS, "Times" Reporter,
REPRESENTING
j. L. HILL PRINTING COMPANY
ellis N. Twelfth Street,
Telephone 24l. RlC7MONO' VA
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WANTED SITUATION IN OFFICE by A
w Young man of three years experience as
book keeper. is willing % make himself gem
orally useful and commence on small salary.
Pest references given. Address j. W. -. care
TnrFs. jams ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

SALISBURY, Nd, March 25.-At to-
days session OF the Delaware Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference, (colored, }
on motion OF W. Ii. Coffey the confer
ence decided to leave J. Z. Lee with
out an appointment for one year to
give him an opportunity to attend one
of the church schools.
The following deacons OF the second
year We're admitted to dencons orders:
John II. Blake, Ii. r. johnson,
and j. L. Cooke. The Bishop then
addressed the class on the duty and
work OF the minister, lie impressed
upon the class the soemnlty OF the
obligations about to DO undertaken.
Rev. j, IL. Scott, the secretary OF the
conference, said he considered it one
OF the finest addresses of the kind he
had ever listened to. Benjamin A.
Queeley, former minister of the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, was adj.
mitted to full deacon's orders. j. X,
Brown. w. l., Hilton and j. W. Cook,
having passed. satisfactory examine
ton, were admitted to the second
class.
Rev. F. J, Morgan, president of Nor
gan College. WIS introduced to the
conference and addressed ii on the
work OF the college, At the close Of the
address the conference proceeded to
elect two ministerial delegates to the
General Conference. Rev W. II. Cof-
fey. presiding elder OF the Philadel.
phia district was elected on the first
ballot, having received "a OF the IS
votes cast.
Rev. |. II. White, presiding elder OF
Salisbury district, was elected on tho
second ballot. A motion prevailed
that the two receiving the next highest
votes should be classed as reserves r.
Ii, johnson and l.. \. Cox were declar-
ed the choice for reserves.
Upon motion of Rev. w. II. Coffey,
the conference agreed to meet In
Bainbridge Street Church, next year.
Memorial services will DO held by the
conference tomorrow at IL a. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

A plan has been started for the reg
organization OF the Walton 10 Whann
Company, by increasing the capital to
$1,000 The matter has been placed
in tho hands OF Elliott, Johnson ~ Co.,
who have published prospectus, which
proposes the Issue OF 5000 shures of
per cent. preferred stock at a par val
us OF 300. There will also be $4,000
shares OF common stock at the same
vaiGe, which will be held by the old
members of the company. All shares
Will he full paid, and non-assessuble,
and the al, 900 mortgage against tho
old concern will be paid out of the
proceeds of the preferred stock.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company OF this city Is the registrar
of stock: benjamin Nields, counsel, and
Helms Il Whclen. OF Philadelphia, audi
tors. Five directors will DO elected
nfter the subscription Is closed. Two
OF them will he elected from the pre-
ferrcd shareholders.
Subscriptions will be paid 10 per
cent. down. and Is per cent. each
month. beginning Mayl, from which
time tho preferred stock will be en-
titled TO per cent. dividend. before
any s declared on the common stock.
Helms and Whelen, public account
ants and auditors of Philadelphia,
have compiled statement of tho con.
dit!on Of the Walton and Mhann Com.
pHny.
Tho company have made large dIvi-
deuds tho past year, and the net earn
lngs are expected to be considerably
Increased through tho new capital.
Ephralm L. Walton and Francis N.
Buck have agreed to remain with tho
new concern for ten years and not eL-
gage in any other business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

RICHARDS On the a3d Instant, VIM, T,
Richards, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends and Wilmington
Lodge, No. |, \. .. U. w. are invited to
residen &c, No. 4l9 East Twolfth street, on
sunday afternoon. at 3s5) o'clock. March
nth. lhtermcrt Mt Eiverview Cemetery.
Milford papers please copy.
litlLER-0u March %, 1882, Ferdinand
II Her. in his GGth year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend his funeral from his late residence,
No, COL Iatnal strcet, on Sunday after
noon ut O'Clock. lnterpcnt ut old
Swedes' Cemetery.
SCOTT In this city, on tho Goth instant,
W lillian II, son of Sewell y. and Annie
J.. scott. aged years and q months.
relatives and friends nre invited TO at
tend tile funeral on Monday afternoon,
IRON the residence Of his parents, No. 1885
Mt 5o'clock. lntcrmcnt private.
FELL.--On the 9th inst, Lewis Fell, aged
~ years II months and IS DAYS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
nylifd 10 attend his funeral from
FRIENDS Meeting House. Fourth and West
streets, on third day. third month, 29th, to
meet at II o'clock. nternent private.
GkuBB-On March 30 1892. John E.Grubb,
In his 10Th year.
tend Ills funeral from his luto residence
No. tyi Fast seventh street. on Tuesday
morning ut 10 o'clock lutermcnt at
Bethel NJ 2. Cemetery. Drandywlno lid. !
FLlNN-At Newport. on tue 2Gth instant.
! Newton Finn, In his 47th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his brother, Dr. Irvine NJ.
Finn, on Monday, the 2Sth instant, at n.
M. without further notice.