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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Mining Stock Ouotation.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Best & Belcher, 2so
consolidated California and Virginia, 40;
Deadwood, 200: Crown Point, ITO: Eureka
Consolidated, $50; Gould & Curry, l2o; Hale s
Norcross, lSo: Homestake, 1850; Horn Silver,
$40; Mexican. 1s5; Mount Diablo. ITO; Ophir,
290; Savage, 125; Sierra Nevada, 100; Standard
lS5; Union Consolidated, 100.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
The Drygoods Market.

NEW YORK, May ga few leading agents
reported u good business in drygoods. but
the market disclosed no general activity.
There was better feeling, however. and
there is a good deal of concern as to demand
and values. New features, none. Prices
were unchanged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Provisions,
Hides and Calfskins.

At the decline noted a week ago markets
are dull and slow. Tanners are disposed to
buy sparingly even at the reduced rates.
The market for buff hides is in a demoralized
condition, owing to the curtailment of pro-
duction agreed upon by Eastern tanners,
and dealers here are at sea. not knowing
what the outcome of this curtailment may
be. Cal skins are weak, in sympathy with
the weakness of light hides. Sheepskins are
fairly steady ut prices quoted.
Following are prices paid by dealers and
tanners for stock delivered here:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27

Tenn new set 6s los North n debent. 5s~ 1o5's
Tenn new set. 5s :. .1O2x s. L. 4 /. NJ. M.Gen.5s s.
Tenn new set. 3s... ~ st L. 5. F. Gen. Mt.l10
Canada So. DDS" .10i St Paul consOls. 295
Central Pac lists .107 St. r. e. I. .1stss. .l1ak
Den. &R. G. lists Jig T. P. L.G Tr. Rcts. 81
Den. II. &. As ..... S4Jx T. P. RIG. TT. Rcts. 304
Erie 2ds. ammonium. 10SA Union Pac. lists" 1089t
NJ. X. 7. Gen. 6s. s2a West Shore .......... 1o6A
M. X. T. Gen. 5s.. 5o,SIR. e. W. .....".".. SIt
sBid
tAsked.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Bar Silver Ouotation..

NEW YORK. May 26.-tSpecia bar silver
in London 401-l6d per ounce New York deal.
ers' price for silver Nc lower at s711c per
Ounca. 4 - . :. u 80 -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
The Metal NIarketx.

NEW YORK. Nav 26-Pis iron steady:
American, sH 756l6 o5. Copper dull; lake,
s1l 95@l2 90. Lead quiet: domestic, 81 2o6
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Closing Bond uotations.

Mutual Union 6ss. 10TH
n. j. q, Int. Cert. .l13h
Northern Pac. lists. .l18z
Northern Pac. Ids. lib
Northwestern cons, tlI0x
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Boston Stocks-C.osinc Prjces-
Philnd Nlphia Stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson, brokers' No 81
Fourth avenue. members of New York Stock Ex-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27

Reduction for No. stock, ~ cents per n
on steers and light hides, cent on bulls and
cents on calfskins
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments and Prices Mt East
Liberty and All Other Yards.
OFFICE OF The DISPATCH,
PITTSBUEG, THURSDAY, Nav 26, {


PITTsBUIG, THURSDAY, May 26.
Cattle-Receipts, COO head; shipments, 372
head; market steady and unchanged; no
cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts, 2 900 head; shipments. 700
head: market steady; all grades, $5 O0@5 10: I
cars of hogs shipped to New York to-day ~
head; market strong and uTc CHANGED. but eX-
pect liberal supply tomorrow and q shade
off in prices
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27

-Carter's Little Liver Pills,
SAOA -Carter's Little Liver Pills
SiNA H-Carter's Little Liver Pills.
GAVIN -Carter's Little Liver PtllA
de4o-4-NwTsl
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Boston Electric Stocks,

BOSTON, May 26.-[S'ecia. 1.-The latest cleo
trio stock quotations to-day were:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27

OPEN High Low Clos
ing. est. est. ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
vrpp,sKA DEMOCRATS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March Ca committee Of prominent mem
hers of the JncksOnian Club Of Omaha arrived y's,er
day AT the sherman House, and Ia day arranged for
headquarters for 1000 Democrats who viii attend nc
National Convention. The committee consists of Rep
reeontatlyc George j. Stcrnsdor Judge George Holmes
jr John T. Murphy Hugo Melcholr, j. r. WALTERS
and Colonel r. j. Hickey. Judge lIoAncs and Mr..
Murphy are for Ill., while The rest favor Cleveland.
with Boics rs a possible second choice.
Nebraska will send an minis ructcd delegation,
said Mr. Sternsdorn "Our club and the Democracy Of
the whole state divided on the Presidential ques
,ion We shall however, stand by the nominee. who
ever he may be- and with some possibility Of obtain
ing a few electoral votes. There was some talk OF
Matchmaking the State. but Governor Boyd has re
fused 10 call the necessary special session Of the Legs
laturr We shall therefore bring abOnt fusion be
tween ;he Farmers Alliance and tho Democrats. Tho
Farmers Alliance VIII unquesOnably carry the state.
and If they nominate Van Wyck for Governor he VIII
bc our next United States senator bcyohd any q"es
inu1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
MAURICE eRAU TALKS or HIS PLANS.
TO GIVE wAGyERs OPERAS. BUT No11 GER

TO GIVE wAGNERs OPERAS. But No1 N GER
MAN
Maurice Grau, Of Abbey q Gran. came 20 New'io'"
yesterday from Boston for the first time since sshi"H
the three year, contract for the Metropolitan op''
House The ob ect OF his trip was 70 meet Mrs Gr'u ~
his daughter, who arrived from Europe on La
He will go TO Boston again today. In convefsa"o
with Tribune reporter yesterday, Mr.. Grau COMM.
the announce nent that during the next tnre"
There were q be operas In German AT uc W
House lie dded however, that that decision diu mo
that New Workers to hear no uc'
operas. On the contrary. he declared numpei "
Wagner's would be given, but either IN i'''N
French.
Among cagnerian works at present decided upon
Mr. Grau said, were Tristan and Isolde fP.nn
Dutchmar." "Lohengrin.7 "Tannhauser,' anu ,'
"Meistcgnger" "The reason for our declsio"'
tnued ~ Grau lies IN the belief that the or
preciate Ereno and Italian operas more than '"0 o
man. And then, from tho list OF Wagner IT,
which have just given you, you can see ""' W" ~,
not iHend to neglect that composer HIS OPEN.
ever con be given Just as well in Italian vi i'"''
ms !. German That was proved by the re
cent performance of tine 'Mcistersinser' III oil
prob oility better representation OF tha' op'" wa"
never heard in this city"
As to the other operas to be given during the com
inr three years Mr. Grau said that II was 100 early 10
spfk authoritatively. There would be new operas
w,nt to Europe AS to the artists who were to be
the future company, Mr.. Grsu could also give
tie information. "Up to the present time he
aid, Il can only mention two. the De Reszles
Negotiations are going with Others at the present
ame however and many contracts may be signed be
ore nv departure for Europe, between the middle
# April and May /. The artists, however. will be
III of the frstclass.'
Mr.. Grau unable to say whether Madame Patti
would be In the company al do not know he
dded that she wishes TO be member Of the com
ANY, Nor would the manager speak OF the alleged
uarrel between Madame Patti and Madame scalchi.
although Mr.. Grau said that 1t was too soon for him
speak OF the financial results of the season just
losed, he expressed his pleasure at It's success. II
as been great success financially and artstically.
70 continued, and naturally delighted at that.
shall not be able to speak In detail Of the financial
esults of the season until after the supplementary
easOn. There is also nothing in particular 70 say OF
he supplementary The only other opera not
ct given Will be. advertised, the Flying Dutch
nan -
Mr.. Grau Is greatly pleased Mt the success OF the
ompany In Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
REHEdRSING FOR COLUMBUS."
BARNUM & BNLEY's GREAT CIRCUS OPENS TO
DAY.

BARNUM & BA1LEY'S GREAT CIRCUS OPENS TO
DAY.
Another flll-dress rehearsal Of the spectacle Of
Columbus apd the Discovery Of America was given
last night in Madison square Garden in the glare Of
thirty eight calcium lights and =. 500 mcandeSceni
lights The call was made for : O'clock but IL Wa,
nearly O'Clock before the first In the piece was
presented, and nearly a. when tie rehearsal wn'
finished. The entire space on the Fourth-ave side
OF the building is occupied BY stpge Three setn OF
elegant scenery, showing the elite, Of Granada and
Barcelona the Ahambra palace and tie port OF Pnlos
extend across the entire end Of the Garden. The
spectacle as presented last evening before large
audience OF invited guests simply superb and
showed the most careful attention and study. There
can be no question whatever about columbus being
the finest production OF It's kind devised, and Mr..
Bailey states IL Is the most costly. There are 5000
beautiful costumes used three sets for each of the LOO
characters and the harmonious blending of the coors
in the ballet and rageants and their splendid effect
is excellent. The many lights In the building
are reflected In thousand different ways from
the shining beastplacs and rich aror OF the spanish
and Moorish soldiers The ballet OF 900 dancers ], Il
triumph and the procession of Coumbuss entry mo
Barcelona a fno affair.
The first performance will take place THIS afternoon
and then there will be spot In the city where tired
man escape from the drcaiiness Of civlllLaU"h
place which was once Madison Square Garden, but IL
nov Africa Asia aud Australia. jingle and prairie;
place where the human beng seems TO nave Forgotten
his acquired habit OF walking sodately on the
ground and in place Of it, swings dzzily from heights
leaps and cnyorts dashing horses. reckes>y riso
hi, limbs over hurdles all to the Accompaniment Of
roars and bowls from beasts gathered from every
corner OF the world OF everybody knows that
IT is Barnum q Baileys great show uat lls worked
thi, transformation In the GARDEN. The performance
VIII begin this afternoon at O'Clock. aud for week
there will be performances twice a day. once IN the
afternoon and once In the evening, except sun
day.
The employees OF the greatest show on EARTH have
swept through the Garden like devastating aImy.
The partitions between the boxes have been torn down.
the seats have sci wherever IL could be don"
without Interfering with the comfort Of patrons ana
the arena has been covered with earth. The sawdu-t
the horses the other animals br,ng back 10 ia"
Gallons mcmOne, of the time when, a. younc
stcr he sat- rapturOusy eating peanuts. while he WAS
alternately devOuIed by love Tor the enAlH bareback
riders, stirred % his heart BY the fcatS Of The aero
bats or cOnvulsed By the wOndrOuSly witty Jokes OF
the clown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
TIE POLICY OF TRTTII.

To tne Editor IF The Tribune.
>lr. A. Nr. Iirun's clever les,cr w. behalf O'
llar,~ f. apparently intended 10 De- taken seriously
Won viii perhaps Insert II line from who differs
from him entirely a, the necessity OF regarding lying
rs = tine AT or Otherwise than n one Of the many
base and Gcplorablc consequences Of our weak human
nature I. Is sad 10 idols shattered. and to
have the Father 81 his Country introduced In the new
character Of model liar instead OF as the incarnation
n, honesty and tralh. aid almost equally sud To nave
Lord E.aconsi"ld for no particular or stated reason
also cniollcd among the noble army OF HAIRS
TIE cscuSc 70. this note. however. i furnished by
your CORE po7Icnts statement that - rise In bisi
ncaa in society. In politics or anything outside the
domain Of pure science n person must BE- ShiIiu
liar M mo disco omncs, and If your CORE
nopde.f,s alle-at0n be untrue regards business,
Il IS nrola,ly equally untrue in the other field, men
,Ioned The on.y place whence one sometimes hears
s.nlar n. crtiors regarding commercial matters Is
strange 10 say the pulpit. and one can generally larry
rttribut. them to the preachers Ignorance. In TINS
CITY 81 New york. where the majority al the AMY N'
louactious ngc only possible on la'S ot "''t III
IN, truth fuue-s OF your febwman 1t might sacN DE
uore,,d 10, few responsible merchants W0uld agree
win NJ Enron, advocacy Of The utility oil NlhS
and thcy word probably tell him that any South
,cti,g On AZ ,c ,nImcndation would dc certain hOt
81 plomo,Inu lat Of eNpulslDI Nhll' Iuat vi ~ ~
La ,r",, trIth or nothing but thr truth, and while
hc,c may o~rur Ike that cted bt W Johnson o
an .xcusahle lie illd 10 save Nlctln rom Woulup"
n,,rdr@r vel lex rs recognize always that khS /,
vice and a rOwnrllN vice, 10 be rcsV'cu pl 'c '''
and condemned hv dvilnatl"n =
New York, March Z, loJ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
OBITUARY..
Ex STATE SENATOR JAMES DAILY.

IN NIAIE ~ENAlOfN JANE D.ti-i'
Tx senator James Daly. after an illness Of thre
months died at hs home. No. Ia Second ave. early
Yesterday Last December he had an attack OF the
grip and never rcgained perfect health Heart failure
due 70 exhaustion the Immediate cause OF death.
Mr Day was born in the county of West Meath
Ireland fifty three years ago and made his home in
Canada before coming TO the United states. lie be
came a resident Of this city nearly thirty years ago.
and first obtained employment drygoods clerk in
the establishments Of A. +. stewart and +. ,. Jaffay
Co. In 1867 he began TO take an interest I'm politics.
and three wears aftcrward accepted an independent
nomination for Assembly in the XVIII Dstdct In
1872 he ran the anti Iammany ticket Tor the same
flee and again suffered defeat. but IN 1873 he was
successful and took prominent part In the
work OF To-. .laon at Albany. Genial. warm hearted
and a man OF no mean ability. he made friends rapidly
- that he was easily reelected In 1874. and became
the chairman of the Assembly Committee on Cities.
In 1879 he espouseI the candidacy Of samuel j. 1den
and ran for state senator. but failed OF success In
ls77 rs the anti Tammanv and Republican candidate
In the XVIII Assembly District. he was successful.
and I'm the legislature OF 1878 regarded the
representative OF Governor Lucus Robinson In the As
,cmblv In 1851 Nj. DAILY was elected to the senate
~ Union Democrat and was re c,ected In 1883 and
again in 1855. In 1883 he on the Hewitt ticket
for County Clerk but was defeated with the rest OF
his associates. ,.-, -, 4,
connt. on the death OF Commissioner Adamson. n'le5S
lie was succeeded In 1-o9 bv Edward T. Barrier ana
.n,n nfterward Controller Myers appointed him super
ncndent nf Markets and Collector OF CITY Revenue on
the death Of James j. kelso Mr. DAILY hed ire Rlace
trLen n. died Among the important measures oNect-
in. New York which senator DAILY intrUducd ana which
became laws were the subway and the ne" CrOtOn
Aqleduct bills. - , -, A.
The dead man one Of the most popular OF the
Cnnnty Democracy leaders. ani was one or the found
w" ~ the nrc1nlzaton For many wears he the
leader Of his faction In the XVIII Assembly District.
and was Or lmlnent In all County Democracy connsels
,or Inc last ten wears. At the County Democracy
rnuntv Committee meetings, County Conventions and
ncmnrrotlc state Conventions h had been conspc-
o,,s t'ur, Few New Workers better known
,brr,rhCut tho stat. Will the New Amsterdam Club
listed he was one OF It's most devoted members.
,,,,. ala he fail 10 be present and take part I'm the
'mcrrous caucuScs and conferences which were tho
,"iIiicoi feature Of the club. Mr.. DAILY remained
P"rhe"r until about two years ago His wife sur
viz him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

tshOuld be read daily by all interested changes men
ANY Sine
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamer except mhsa
&c ! desired . send dulcsies o. ansns ad ns st ~
the fastest vessels available. Al, "a Win ,,o.s
promptly in all cases at tht, oies as FLOWS ~ 70,
M6NbAYAt 10 a II" o .sa'P alas anS SCUM pseSs
pSE:: Ls%IS E. VI, SS!Ga at typ nor oT Belize.
Puerto Corel and Uua;enaa per = . S""' N'' "'"'
TUIsDXY-At uppsmens.ry 10 20 -sma M tor
E1rOPe per dSs u SesS Gr ressd Pe spc at p M
for Jamaica ard arsytown pr Bona .,
Ess EsIsi a 80 c s9g.%:r:ye
so.n n a. 10 Via at I S'
direct. er AnSerp ,,seT. Iss, *
SfiS S ss and q, %
rsaS s1 t!lS SF c nc p no. .Sppssar
no ;aHei,e and sa as d f'i Ron IA r AZ M
e, ,Gs cuba Via n nsr 'ans'G p s via a,aoi
SsJ front at Z II is' ss,
IrT TNmIrt?EsS HS p ~ l,uppeaentary 80 p M
pst st' 3 at sna san,.a ap cuSs ~
rom sls Sr,!s sS no''' and 'r'yo"n %
stTDHY~it for France s%1 ,,s,sS, l'a y:
TGsS rsrs! nd g':s Sss." &c:
s @ n@rs' % dsca i:i S!N.i SsF;
s. ' Tnam. s. ,' nd f SFs:
M
nus , och,apo. Takasco and lucatsn, per oritnb%
'ecr. for Cuba and T,mpco dirct aoa oner MsSesa
states via Cruz must he directed re, ', ss
II a. M C.upplsneniary II 80 a. NJ fer r,r'1ne s,sne a
Jamaica also Jacuel and AuNtayrs nsyti per = nsr.-
lei at II T 80 Va 4uPS.S%sSS At at Z
direct, uer = Island deter. must T., dr'' n.oE u
Isnd'' p m for : otlsna 1re. pr r neyopis,t. "A
3 M iss N.'R m be directed
M Tor Puerto Cotez per Kong Froude. from New
sTYoAY- 3 p for Elucnolds ond Grs ,'SMIc re-
I.uatan ner /. : T. Oterl ir., from Ncworesns ~ =
D. M Tor Costa Rca VIA Linon per - HpNn 'ros
Mails for the Society Islands, per ship Iropc Bira
fT ron san Mali FOR Australia Newzea,nd Hawaiian
Fiji and samoan ISLANDS Ier Men2"s ., i; 20 'an
CIV OF rio Jane'ro from San Francsco ,lose here
All, mn ~ March 40. ut O 30 D. M Msls Tor new
feandsnd BY otax and hngs ~ MnSsoo eG 10
All tns gns,on and thence close at this ONCE
daily al 80 p Mails for HnSa Sy rs e Tusdsp
and Saravs). close ut this ONCE daily 10
a M Mails TO- Mexico. overland unless specia!ly al.
d-csi for dispatch By steluer close al 'hs once oy az
Pacific m,Is forwarded r. san Francisco daily
and the schedule Of closing aringed on the presumption
Of hcir uninterrupted overland transit 10 san francsco
the day sailing OF steamers ere dispatched thence the
same dnv. - ...,,o,. d.,
rXtr, simultaneously Mpils opened the piers q
French steamers az the hour of closing
" tsumiementarv Malls at the PostoMce which remat4
open until w.tan ten minutes OF the hour OF sains q
steamer CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
Posteanoe, Nsw.York. N. Y. March 10. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.


Nctestar. |. r.. March @o-Th' first Territorial
Democrat, Convention ever he'd In the Indian Ter
iltory met nj this place yesterday uud elected doe
gates g. tho Chicago Convention as follows: W. G.
Jackson u Muskoccc; =. T.. jacks n. Of Ardm r.
The object Of the delegation Is % obtain recognition
from the National Democratic n"euton. agi gee m
instructed in regard n the nomination 81 PfcS dent ana
Vice President II VIII also advocate III" cpnfcrflns
nf fun jurisdiction upon United states Courts in the
Indian Territory which Is now exercised by the For
smith Ark and TaIi, CTcxJ United Stale, Crurt,
II is the -cnsc of the convention anl assembly not 10
interfere with tribal relations OF the five dyl7cl tb's
c0np0, NJ the indian 1cIIitJrv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
NOTES OLE LIE STAGE.

The Resented brothers have changed their plans
regard to the appearance here Of Miss Adele sand
rock who is expected arrive the Allcr 10
morrow She was TO play at the Thala Theatre.
but IL has now been decided 10 place her IN the
academy OF Music, where She Will be seen fDr the
first time on March rs, in "Eva.8
Iamcr's Theatre will lie closed this evening, and
tomorrow night the first performance OF Colonel
(arter OF Cartersville' will be given
Miss Oracle Wilson, the pretty and vivaconS young
actress who played the part Of Gofiana In the play
Of that name at HeITmanns is now reheaTsing "A new
sOubrctte part in which ,she will shortly appear.
Beginning this evening the prices for reserved seats
in the New Park Theatre, will be reduced TO 81. Mr..
Dunlevy the manager has had this change In view for
a wear and has now resolved 10 try It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
DIED.

lsaa residence .Ga" %ssm % " ,Ss , IL
stephen c. chadsayne, age 60 years. II months and
ysS and friend, ssgecstny. a'd TO- ' sS% &:
i Hissand On Avenue 4 E'1 Church " Ill., ~
KAsER-on Friday, March 18TH Sarah f., widow OF tho
Ks ss Ss' and csG q ga Se family are respectfully invited
% attend the funer, services on Lueslsy aternopn,
msisey.st, BrOoslyn.
Interment "wednesday morning
l. K. Vie Of Harry d Green: ana Ssaghter Of rhos
ss Rd s'ih Re s az the s
benjamin Lander. GIisideaye. Syack on Monday.
Tra 1!f leaves foot Of chs%beiss at o:.Sam.
New. London. Conn, papers please copy
70 1892 John Orne OF George Thomas Green
Funeral private. lnterment at Lowell. Mass
sS1 Ma;y ElsSd Cloves on %hsassS
Relatives and friends are invited t. at,end tho
vices at her late residence on tuesday March - at
Carriages Viii meet IL o'clock train from Long Island
HEwLEIT s.rnae Lake ~ y Mr e. ,I 49, 1891
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral
"Wednesday afternoon March 20. at O'CLOCK at IrmtS
car S viii %ee te 10 train from Long Island City.
;sd Of bis Ireland Francis Marley
FI ssn e! Gs'ts attend &c '@' s Fs.
Services at st. Johns Chapel corner and cler
Members the Society OF Old Brookynites are invited %
attend.
MARTEN-on Sunday morning March 20 ss the sh rs:.
South brooklyn Susan Ophoia Marten. widow Of rhoss
as 's Tse a D. % no aDoTe rest
California papers please copy.
sSaei Thonpso" Moore oi.S hi. =,
Funeral services VIII BE- held from lis bate nsdence -
cassSs WIFI Viii be ea IN waiting az orange tsua d. L.
and w. r. r., on orrl,pl of 80 train from New YORK
NE1TLEToN-On Friday March IS, 1897, Ellen. wife Of
Funeral service at residence 2i4 West Io7nsts
Monday March FL a. asoe s Friends ws snS
rsfatives invited to attend.
Hoyt beloved wife Of Jane, C. Petit:
Funeral services at her ate residence, Munnave. East
Orange, on Tuesday March 90 at o'clock .. m.
Carriages will Do in waiting at East oNnse station D. L.
kindly omit flowers.
RUTHERFURD suddenly, on Thursday, March y. 1892.
Loui Rutherurd daughter Of Lewis Morris Ruth
erurd esq, OF New-York and the late Margaret Stuy.
Funeral services viii be held tranquility. New-Jerseys
Wednesday, March %
sILLIMAN-In Washington, d. G.. on sunday March 20
Elizabeth Siiman daughter OF the iats "oia d cib'
man, OF Brooklyn, New-fork
sIMPsON-At the Baptist Home, 9sth'ss'' March lss
Funeral M ss Mahd smpsS srh 81 yei!s 80 %
v Robert s. only sca n kcOc and YEA
S IN aa f friends arc OF nSea to attend the funeral On
Monday, March 81, from the North orange Bapcss
Church, az 30 p m
VEKMEULE--At Plainteld, N j., March I3th Name
Finssa services a, his late residence. No. 154 wess
Front-st, Planaed, ~ j., Monday. March 2lst at 30
y. m
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Woodlawn Station (24th Ward, Harlem Railroad
Office No. 20 y. 23dst