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MADISON, DAKOTA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1884,
WANT TO GET HOME.
swiss Who Have Gone BacS Long For
America Again.

kwE&A Who Have Gone Bacx Long For
America Again.
WAsHINGToN Dec. -''If ] could
Only get back home would be all right,
could earn soILething at least, but
here shall starye."
This is the exclamation of very many
Swiss who have returned to Switzer-
land In search OF employment. This is
part uf an ominous warning that United
States Consul Clifford, ct Basle,
send to persons who have emigrated
10 this country and are now returning
10 Europe in search OF employment.
Home, in the cases above quoted,
meang the United States, for many oi
these people are naturalized American
citizens, and bring with them children
born ia the United States. They spend
all their savings on the return trip, ano
failing to find employment. are reduced
TO misery, and apply to our consuls
who have no means to relieve them O
20 pay their way back to the Unitet
States.
ConRul Clifford says that there !
hardly enough employment for thos
already settled i'm Switzerland. Th
trades and manufacturers are not spe
cially prosperous, and the building
trades and day labor are amply sup
piled BY the Italians. Business is dnlle
and wages lower than in America, am
the consul advises those who contem
! plate returning to Europe to refrail
and await complete revival Of BUS
! ness LII the United States
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WILL SEND A DELEGATE.


President cleveland RecOnsIders His De-
cision i'm the Armenian Matter.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. B.-President
Cleveland has sent cable message
here saying that he has reconsidered
his decision not to send an American
delegate with the Turkish commission
appointed to inquire into the Armenian
outrages. The president adds that he
viii allow the American legation here
to nominate delegate to accompany
the Porte's Armenian commission.
The Turkish government is manifest
ing great desire that the powers take
part in the investigation. The United
States was the first asked to send a
delegate when the Armenian commits
sion was decided upon, but the presi.
dent declined. The Earl Of Kimberly
British secretary Of state for foreign
affairs, was also requested to nominate
delegate and he immediatelyassen
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--latest Reports From the Frontier Are Of
q Serious Nature. a
MExICo Cry, Mex, Dec. S.-The
latest reports from the Guatemala
frontier are of more serious character
than any that have yet reached this
capital It Is claimed an assassination
has been made by the Guatemalans OF
a Mexican colonel Of the stair Of Gen
eral Lnllan, and from unofficial sources
il is learned that a battalion of the
Nineteenth Mexican regiment have had
two skirmishes with force of 400
Guateinalan guerrillas. The first as
sault upon the Mexican troops
was harmless, but the second
resulted in the death Of two
Mexican soldiers. The Guatemalans
retreated hastily, and it is not known
that they suffered any material dam.
age. This particular body OF mounted
GuateInalans il reported as still hover
ing about the vicinity of the Mexican
troops, but it is believed that after
making the attack they retired to thu
| Guatemalan side of the internationa
| line.
Should official information confirm
these reports, it is highly probable tn
Mexican government will at once de
mand reparation in satisfactory man
ner for the outrage.
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Notice of Sale.
Notice of Sale.
sta,so south Dakota In ciren't Court
County of Lake Second judicial Circnit
Narv NarrilI nlaintin

4... NOTICE or sale.
stateo South Dakota, In circn't Court
County of Lake Second judicial Circuit
Mary E. Merrill, plaintiff,
vs.
Viola Hartranft, Jacob n. Hartranft, and Jacob
N Hnrtrarit as guardian Ad Lltem OF Fransle
r. Hartranft, Elsie Hsrtranft, and Ernest Hart
ranft, minor heirs OF Viola Hartranft, deceased,
Matthew w. DAILY, as assignee OF the AmericAn
Mortgage and Investment COMPANY, ,tof Madison
Dakota Benjamin Wyckof, as receiver OF the
Madison National hank. OF Madison, Dakota, Il.
II. Jacobs, trustee. >. w. Jacobs, successor IN
trust. Charles l.. uoman. Williams ". Hall, Aion-
20 K. Clough and H. N. Luce, defendants.
Notice fs hereby given: That by virtue of
Judgment of foreclosure and sale IN me above
her, A. u. 1894, which JUDGMENT was duly dock
eted in the ofice OF the clerk OF the said court,
and by virtue OF special ex aeufion duly ~fssusd
thereon, shall on the 9th day Of January. A. ID.
1895, offer at public anction at the front door of
the court house In the city of Madison IN the
county Of Lake, south Dakota, &C nine o'clock ~
the forenoon of said day, the following described
lprem.ses, towit: The southeast quarter tSEAl
Of the eoutteast qua-ter tSEh) and the west o. e
bali Wlsl ofthe southeast quarter tsEAl p, q
west side OF lot three E3 and lot four (4l. a in
eection number nine tgl, township one hanared
| and five Tip. 1867 north, range hfty-one tH. Old
west Of the nth principal meridian. pnd contain.
ing 1883 81 t0Odiha acres according tq the United
States government survey, In taid comfy OF
Lake and etate OF South Dakots, TO satisfy the ~
mount eet forth In said Judgment, tO-Wit the sum
| OF one thoueand ak hundred and eighty dollars
and two cente Al $50 OK together with interest
on said snm 10 thet day OF sale and oil accTning
cosfs, except that the dwellin g-honse upon sasd
premises will not be inclnded In said sale;
II IN I6E N FOX,
i sheriff Of Lake county =. ~.
i wINsOR R&KTTTREDGE, 81 Plainiiff'e Attorneys
| --------- N
/ abr. Prices Cream EaIxIng Powdes
Most Perfect Made
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R.anrr.cted and, Resuse;tated.

CHICAGO, Dec. s.--A special to The
Tribune from Toledo says: A wonder
full story comes from Nevada, o.,
south of mere. Levi Nye, batchelor,
who was buried alive two months ago
after the style of the East India fakirs,
has just been resurrocted and resusci-
tated. Names of the witnesses are
given and the essential facts are sub
stantiate &.
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Kt Was Sold Under Foreclosure to I
Second Mortgageo.

Xt Was Sold Under Foreclosure tO the
Second Mortgagee.
BROOKLYN, Dec. 8-The Brooklyn
Tabernacle property in Clinton. Green
and Waverly avenues was sold under
foreclosure proceedings in the old auc-
tion room i'm Willoughby street, noted
as Hugh McLaughlin's headquarters.
Charles T. Wills, who held a second
mortgage ON the property, was respon-
sible for placing it in the hands Of the
sheriff. There was only one bid,
$40, 900, and it was made by Mr.. Willis,
over and above the amount due Russell
Sage ON the first mortgage. As the
amount due Mr.. Sage is $6l. .765. MIR.
Wills gets the big plot for about $17, ,00O
less than it cost the Tabernacle.
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salisbnrY Eined a1O0.

NEW YoRK, Dec. . In the case of
the Driving Park Of New York against
Munro Salisbury, before tine board Of
review of the National Trotting assocl-
alton. it was decided that the expulsion
of Salisbury be rescinded and fine OF
500 be imposed. Salisbury is to be
suspended until the fine Id raid.
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SIX FATALLY INJURED.

Terrible Results of Dynamite Explosion
mt Roxbury, Mass.
BOSTON, Dec. S.--While excavating
at the entrance of Franklin park, in
Roxbury, Mass, trying to get in an en-
trance, six men We're probably fatally
injured by an explosion of dynamite.
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Dera utter and Fugitive.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8.-A special to The
Republic from Fort Worth, Tex. says
Sheriff Golfer of Hardeman county,
who is here, says that w. #. Brice,
cashier of the City National bank of
Quanah, Hardeman county, is de-
faulter in the sum of $37, 900 and a
fr,nitirn ,
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Chicago Grain and Provision.

HIGAGO, Dec ~ 10 ~
F CLOSING PIT e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ajA May. 81 "a &~1is
July, 62za
CORN January. 4134c May 3 lsc.
i .OAT -accember, = t1ac: ia uary, c: May.
"a ,s-fsc. ,.4
PORK December, Sl.'s; Jan AIRY, $I2.o
May, Sl2. ,.
T. LARD-ueeemJer. S6.>24; January, 6,s@ .
May. S..i2,a.
SHORT RIB December, S..S5 January.
$5.9j; May, s6.li12. #
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General scammon Dead.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-General Elakim
p. Scammon died at his home in Audu-
bon Park. General Scammon was
graduated from West Point in 1887 and
afterwards served in the military acad-
envy as professor of ethics and mathe.
matics, and was tutor Of Generals
Grant, Rosecrans and Newton. and a
roommate OF General Bragg.
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Mrs. Captain Harrie. Dead.

ST. PAUL, Dec. g. Mrs. Harries,
wife of Captain Harrles. the collector
of internal revenue. died Unexpectedly
at 8 a. m. She had been in usual
health apparently, and the day before
went to Minneapolis. She was seized
with paroxyism, to which she was
subject, after her return, and died al
her residence. 289 Mackubin street.
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raIlar TAFT Arraatad.

NEW YoRK. Dec S.-John r. TAFT,
until few weeks ago the paying teller
of the Chemical National bank. was
arrested at his home i'll Mount Kisco,
on United States grand jury indict-
ment. charging him with embezsling
$l5, 200 Of the banks funds.
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Rig Blaze Mt Manl,ato.

MANKATo, Mimi. Dec. 8.-Firs in
the department store Of w. w. p. Nc
Connell destroyed nearly $40, 900 worth
of dry goods, including new holiday
stock. After being exringuished about
three honrs the flames appeared sec
ond time. and, together with water and
smoke, left the stock almost valueless.
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CORRESPONDENTS.


EYoTA, Mimi. Dec. s.--The semi
annual convention of the Rochester
district Christian Endeavor union was
held at this place. Twenty-six societies
were represented and l2o delegates in
attendance. The district has $50 active
and ZIG associate members.
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Cbicaro Union stock Yards.

g'CHICAG . Dec. Z, 1894
HOGS-Quality fair: market active. Prices
steady. Sales ranged at $3.Sj A for Ii ht;
S4.lOa425 for rough packing. SAL kI4.5j for
mixed; S4 81 40 for heavy pa king and ship
ming lots, and S2.3 Hr4t 0 for pigs.
CATTLE Market duh. prices s0Dlo lover.
SHEEP-Markete easy. prices 8 al lower.
Recei It's; I'll gs 4.1JO. cattle, 1.soI sheep
MI
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EMPoRIA, Kan, Dec. S.-Thirty-two
years ago the battle Of Prairie Grove
was fought, and in it the Eleventh
Kansas, of which the late Senator p. B.
Plumb was lieutenant colonel, took a
conspicuous part. The survivors of the
regiment. as has been their custom for
years, are gathered here in annual re-
union to commemorate the battle.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
milwaukee, Grain.

NJ wAuKE Dec. 1894
FLOUH-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Steadya and quiet. No. spring.
ts1sc; No. 'orthern. 54c; May, 599s:
CORN Firmer. No. 3, 4i".
OATS--Firn and q tive. No. white. 3,Sc;
No 3 white, 3."3 A :.
BARLEY Quiet and nominal No. ?, 2A.:
sample, 5t6t54 sc.
kIE- Steady No. ]. 5r.
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spiendId New opera House.

WAHPEToS, N. D., Dec. S.-The new
opera house was opened by the CAL
houn Opera company. All audience of
800 enjoyed the entertainment. The
building has just been completed at q
cost of $l8. 900. and is superb in every
raSuect
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CHIcAGo,s MYSTERY.
Body cf a HAN Found In Packing Case
hacked and Chopptd.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-Evidence of what
seems mysterious and brutal murder
was found when the chopped and
hacked body of man was discovered
in a shipping case. lying in an alley be-
tween Sixty.third and Sixty-fourth
streets. The body had apparently been
cut MP TO fit the case The head was
not badly mutilated, and the police
hope for an identification of the re-
mains. (which have been placed in the
SOUTH Side morgte.
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seeurasl Irwn wolves.

sANoKA, Mimi. Dec. &. The Champ
lin and Anoka wolf " hunters went
over the same ground as the Minneapo-
lis Iarties hunted fewsdays ago g,
w. Green and E. LayesseIr each got
one wolf. sfsE
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The Body Identialed.

Late in the afternoon the body was
identified as that OF A d. Barnes, Gus
todian of the Hiawatha building at 25S
Thirty street. The identified
tion was made by an employe Of the
dead man Barnes was the proprietor
OF several news. book and fruit stands.
and had been recently divorced from
his wife, whom he had mncn trouble
with. 1he police claiahstt m The jim.
quest to have no clue 10 tie ianlderars-
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MINNEAPOLIs, Dec.

MIENEAP0LIs, Dec. D, I68R.
WHEAT Close. December opening.
5sc; highest. E8Ac; lowest, L7SSc; close.
5sJ6c: May opening, BlS.; highest, oO11:; low
est, t9ssc: close, e9ssGdg5c: July. opening
8l@c; highest, 6l16c. lowest, 6JAc: close.
6lMc. On track-No. hard, 6U14,; No. l
northern, tg14c: No. 2 northern, 57Ac.
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Tnrklal, Troops.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec 8.-Two trans
ports with Turkish troops on board
left here ON Wednesday for the Black
sea.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Dec Z, 1884.
WHEAT-Cash, N. s.4rL. B14. No. 1
northern, 5Y1s No. northern, d.: Decem-
ber No. l northern, i9L4;; May No. northern.
621kc.
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WILL TRY TO PASS THESE.


List Of Measures Which the Senate Major
ily Wiu Push.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Demo-.
cratic caucus directed the steering
committee" to prepare an order Of busi-'
ness which would present for the con-
sideration Of the senate the following
subjects Of legislation:
A bankruptcy bill; bill for the con-
struction of the Nicaragua canal; a
currency bill; bills for the admission of
Arizona and New Mexico; a bill in
volving the interests of the Indian Ter
ritory; for the consideration of the
joint resolution of the house of repre-
sentatives on the election Of United
States senators by the people, and such
other measures, including the appro-
priation bill, as the steering commit
tee' may deem important.
| The caucus was lii session from till
4:50 p. m, and almost the entire time
was devoted to the proposition of Sena
tor Notwithstanding the committee
on rules to bring in an amendment fol
cloture-and the speeches were al
times very spirited. Senators Vest
Villas, Berry and George made speeches
favoring the proposition, while Sena
tors German, Morgan, Palmer, Harris
Pugh and others opposed it with
warmth. The final vote was against
the adoption of the rule by a;good ma
iority.
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cRUNs ARRESTED.

A North Daixotan Wanted For Murder Ina
Custody at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. s. William Cruns,
wanted for the murder OF Hans Peter
son, near Devils Lake. N. d.. last Sep
tember. was arrested here. Cruns, who
with man named Erick, is accused OF
numbering Peterson and robbing him
800, was identified by a peculiar scar
on his cheek The police say that he
has admitted his identlty.
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Congressman Elect Campbell Dead.
NEW YoaK. Dec. s. Congressman
elect "A. 4. Campbell OF the Tenth dis
trict is dead.
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NOTES or THE S71GE.

The largest house II said. that ever in
the Garden Theatre there on Monday night The
occasion was the 35Oth performance Of 1882" A
remarkably interesting souvenir was given, con-
slstng OF a wooden clock. OF n style prevalent in
the year 1892 1t had only one hand, showing how
careless the people OF those days were about min
utes II had a weight. but pendulum, and IL
wound up by pulling a string
About three hundred and fifty members OF the
Commercial Travellers club with their friends o.
cupieI the Standard Theatre Monday night and
saw the performance of "Saml of Posen." There
were also some eighty members of the Old Guard
After the second act President John l.. Shephar d
went upon the stage and presented TO Mr.. Curtis a
diamond stud Mr.. Curtis responded in short
speech.
Miss Bessie Samson married on Saturday TO
Frank Daniels. at Rye. She has been the leading
woman OF his company for several seasons.
Buffalo BNrs WEd West Show began another
weel. on Monday at Ambrose Park. South Brooklyn
The pleasant weather brought out large attend
daring enjoyed plore. PERHAPS, than at any
previous time since the opening; on such days as
Monday the exhibition ground IL thoroughly
pleasant and comfortable place
Milton Nobes appeared at the Columbus Theatre
on Monday night in his play, The Phoenix" and
Will occupy the stage for the rest Of the week
on Monday night THE Skating Rink" began its
third and final week the Bijou Theatre Miss Flora
Fln.ayson heard In song called "Fleur
de Lys." and Miss BESSIE Bonehili appeared in
several attractive speciaities. Charles Ward
tenor made his INST appearance with the company.
|, Is possible that Charles IL. Hoyt may manage
Mrs Minnie Selgman Cutting next season. lie has
made a proposition 10 star her in new play writ
ten by Bronson Howard
Judgment for Sl9,l40 entered yesterday against
David Henderson. the theatrical manager, In favor
OF Ada NJ. DOW Currier. an actress. in the suit
brought By her for damages for injuries received on
February 10. 1882 at the Chicago Opera House or
which Mr. Henderson lessee. by the failing OF
some scenery.
Judgment for $3.50 was entered yesterday against
Miss Sadie Martlnot In favor Of Marie '. Arronet,
which was obtained In the City Court
A play by Scott Marble. called '"rennessee's
Partner" was presented last night at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. 1t is entirely conventional
The leading part In It u played by Miss Cora Van
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DIPLOMAS FOR coLoRED STUDENTS.

oxford Penn. June (SpecaD.-The annual com
mencement in the Collegiate Department OF Lincoln
University Lower oxford was held to-day. The
class numbered forty-two students. and Is the arg
est vet sent from this school for coored men.
The Latin salutatory was delivered by W. w.
McHenry, OF Pennsylvania; J. f. Blodgett, Of
Georgia made the classical Grafton; J. =. Murphrey
OF North Carolina. made the pathological Grafton
/ \ Brown, OF Georgia, Ashes to Ashes; : T.
G. Cowan, OF Arkansas. made the physical Grafton
y D. Wlngate, w. II. Nlck c. l.. Brabham, j. ;.
Lennon " H. Thomas K. J. Morris r. H.
Thomas X. l.. Lucas, l.. j. McCleen and j. NJ
UOwertOn were entitled TO speak. but were excused
William Davis jr., OF Texas. delivered the vale
dctOry.
In the Junior contest the following students de-
llyerel oratlons: w. X. Dlckerson. OF New-Jersey,
whose subject was Means 10 an End G.; T. Cole
OF south Carolina, ~ Restless Mature j. NJ
Brumncld Of Kentucky, Our Responsibility; G
H. Hynson OF Maryland. Moral Courage; {. b.
Dunbar Of Liberia The Worlds car; J. f..
Harper OF South Carolina Advancement the
~
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TRAINED NURSES GRADUATED.

The graduation exercises OF the Mount Sinai Tram
ing School FOR Nurses held last evening at the
school. No. li9 East Sxty-seventh-st The nal was
prettiy decorated with palms and smilaX' and was
filed 10 its utmost capacity with friends or the
graduates Dr. Alfred Meyer addressed the Class
and awarded the diplomas. Mss Anna l.. Aston
superintendent Of the school, also addressed the
graduates Miss Aston Will be succeeded on july
by Miss Loary. \ musical programme was given
and at the close refreshments were served The
graduates were dressed in the uniform OF paie-blue
checked Bingham. with white apron, herchef and
cap. and were uniformly pretty They we're the
Misses Rosa l.. Johnson, Mary G. Renwick. Eliza
beth Renwick. Jennie y. Baldwin, Sarah H.. Wrde,
Bertha a. II. Kruer Mary F Baxter Rebeccs
Louise j. Block, Fannie Begelelson and Rose Wo.f
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Mr.. WOODYS ROTALTTFS.
HH' WVVVI ~ I'VI n IT II''''
To ths Editor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In the Personal items on this mornings
editorial page YOU unwlttingly do injustice to
Mr. d. l.. Moody whose good work you have
always spoken kindly OF. You state that he re-
ceves a royalty of 20 per cent from the publishers
OF "Gospe, Hymns" and that this royalty mas
amounted TO $4,000.
Neither Mr. Moody his faithful cowofker
Mr. Sankey has ever received a cent from this
ROYALTY They have refused accept any part OF
H. At first 1t placed in the hands OF trustees
who distributed II 10 religious and charitable enter
prses according 10 their judgment. Afterward at
the earnest request OF these trustees, the moderate
amount OF royalty has been turned over 10 the
trustees Of the Mortified and Mount Hermon semi
naries.
/ speak from personal knowledge. as having been
lot some 'eA'' '.' VI Wv WILLIAM a DODGE
Nev.York, June g. 1894
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DIED.

BARTLErr-on Sunday morning June 3. 1894. Edward
son Of Mary S and late Rev. J. NJ Bartlett In MS
Funeral from St Johns Church. Essex. Corn 2 p m
to-day. ,
Park West on Monday. June 1894, Albert s. CALDWELL
1sr ercss At the Church Of the Intercesson l5sth
st and Grand Boulevard Wednesday. June Q. at
GRANT-Bessie wife OF Richard Grant. Monday even
Services Thursda June at hsfpast o'clock p Eas;
Kindly omit flowers.
MINOR-suddenly at New-York. on Monday June 4
1874. columbus Minor. -. -o...o,o. ovs,s,
Bay. /. l.. on Wednesday at I O'CLOCK
Psae Sa on v Iasssay ridley IgHs in i sSs
Funeral at on If TSurs ae fan at "a, %
c3rasSs VIII Ns %e York; le : - r. o. yam from ''''
christian Emil Rome. q Halifax Nova Scotia.
Notice Of funeral hereafter s..
SEAMAN suddenly. June 1874 James G. Seaman
Re,yes and friends invited to attend the 4 fpnsri
june june : - at 800 p m.
THOMAs-In BROOKLYN. on SUNDAY. June o. Luxe W.
Thomas in the sjth year Of his age.
Funeral private.
UNpERHILI sdde9 At New SeselIe Sao I on Mon
Thg.ffy Pelham liam Manor 1GSm T. '
VAN DERvEER-on Tuesday. June 5. Mrs. cOrnelis
raac al q" from her residence ?2te North iI.h'.
Philadelphia. Penn. Thursday next, at p. m
VAN zAND Mass D on Monday Nc RSSa. 'I Island
Funeral from Trinity Church, Newport. X L. on Ihurs-
wILBtR-on TUESDAY June 3. uraylle Asten eldest ,
daughter Of Euphema A and the late Dexter E. VIII
Relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
No % Clnton-aye Jersey City Heights Thursday even
Interment at Woollawn at convenience Of family