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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

Chr MogTAInr DURING THE PAST wrUg.--The report
Of the health Ocer for the week ending Saturday,
l6ih instant shows that the total number Of deaths
have been 2 OF which 116 males and 105 females
N he shove aunber 81 died Of cholera (being in
crosse u 81 the previous week., IS Of cholera in
fau1pp, 10 OF cholera morbus, Of fevcrs and Of
sxapoH. The diseases which make up the remainder Of
fho1st not Of contagious character. Ten OF
chee reported to the Board Of Health yesterday
uing and two deaths, At the Cholera Hospital there
aront present ten patients, Of which Eve
ssnt Since Saturday six have been admitted and AYE
have died
IuuRnAsx or CoxPxSsATfoy.-Th Board Of Health, at
the Meeting yesterday morning, advanced the ssares
of ~ Health wsrdens (6ve in number) from ~ ~ TO
e7Sw day.
- BnoouYs CoNNoS CovygI--A meeting Of this
bo(4 wss held lAst evening, whom Alderman Graham
nrDd suspension Of the rules to Offer resolution
vh 10 the effect that the Board adjourn for the
paxposs Of Whiting upon the Hon. Mlard Fillmore (who
q now saying In Henry strect) in body, with the on
,srs Of the corporation aud welcome him TO the city
Alderman Barnard moved amendment that commit
<s Of three be appointed to tender the hcspitaes of
the sfty the H President and that the OF the
3ovsrnor'a room bs assigned to him. The amendment
bsuR put was lost by tho following vote: AyesGreen,
Barnard, Fowler. wyckoG, Oliver, Hnman, smonson--7.
NAys-HAH, Norreu, White, Remsen, hulligan Graham,
Jackson, Campbsn-8. The original motion was mega
tived BY the vote This shows that the Brooklyn
Common Council does not entertain high opinion Of
the Ex President Of the corporations OF southern
cities Through which he passed during his late tcor
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ISrYREsrrss kcIDgNr.--TEe Sprin'dld KpSbii-
A few DAYS since Joel Rice. Of Consay, discovered
nest Of flying squirrels. which he secured for the
amusement OF his children, but oA descending from
the tree, the old one made her appearance. and in
the temerity Of her maternal Affection she jumped
her young ones, and atterapted to take away. Mr..
II. resisted her claim but a moment, when sympathy
for the agonized dam9 made q successful appeal,
and she permitted 10 gather into her fnrry folds
home, returning again and sgsia, TIL sho had takeu
tbem oil .<-m he asIas ot neig esftof
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Commercial Affairs.

LONDON, July {, 1854.
The English funds again opened heavily this morning
and remained without activity until toward the ciose W
business when speculative purchases prodnoea an
improyenent Console which left on yesterday ~ wa
10 y. rers arst quoted 93is to 2s There we're then
sellers at throughout the greater part OF the day
hour transactions took place at s3h 20 =. An opinion
was strongly circulated that owing 70 the large ncrease
in their stock Of bullion the easier state OF tho money
market the steady condition Of the foreign exchanges and
the approaching payment Of the dividends Saturday
next the Hank of England contemplate IN immediate re-
ducto their rate Of discount Various heavy calls,
however, falling due among which are the IL oe0 COO
Of II dia railway debentures the 10th inst veh no
% per cent the hsi ~ u Exehequsr bonds u
and sose persons consider that these together
with desire 70 wait until the prospects Of the harvent
shall have become stin certain, viii induce at al
events sigh delay bank Stock left OIL At 2o7 to 3es
Reduced e33. to III Three and Quarter per CentA s. i
10 a. India Bonds par TO IS. preminm Exchequn Wills
1s discount TO IS. premium; and Excheqaer Hoods te
u premium.
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~Important from Washfngton.''
Prom the Cincinnati Gazette, July i5
. vece;ved last ni0hf tho fotioufuU daspzfrl

VIE ftCEfFtU fAst ufBut EHC IOkOWfHS UtSVNtNH
from one Of our truest Representatives,
WAsHISaroH, July "a, 1854.
Editors of Gasds and Merchants of Cincinnati.
The River and Hsrbor bill has passed the House.
We carried an amendment, giving one hundred
thousand dollars to the Ohio above the Falls, and
abolishiug oil tolls on the Louisville Canal.
LorIs d. CAxrsrLL.
Now, then, let the scuste Do its duty. and pass
the bill
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SHocxire MuRDxs.--On Tuesday evenin9 pAxty4
road attempted 70 stop 0 gentleman who wNs driv-
ing into town, calling him a id Anesican,~
About nine o'clock the dead body Of IN Englishmsu
named Ashton, who wss known 70 have acccmDa-
nied the party was found near the cemetery 1ha
Guards were ordered oHt to aid the poltse In
making arrests. They marched about tyr, mileps
from town and succeeded In capturing Eve, ,or six n
those who had been seen ON the road W compflny
with the murdered man.
On "Wednesday tho Coroners jury eat n ths
body and the doctors were directly 10 cut o. the
| mans head, 70 see IL he WAS dead Having asccr.
! tanned the fact, they 30 repor cd, and verdict
was given that he came to his ~ ath by blows on the
! head. isloca,ing his neck, &c
The parties arrested are TO- ne examined to morvw
We suppose i Was dru1 en- quarrel and hope the
sw viii De sdminissereo strictly in order - pre-.
ews. Jviy IL.
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-, PARtb, July A, 1884.
Intelligence from Madrid to the 3Oth ut. states
that the town was much agitated.
The insurgents, to the number OF 1000, were at
the Campo del Moro, at about gunshot from the
Palace.
General Csmpuzsno, Director of the Artillery,
mad refused to attack them although protesting his
fidelity tosthe Queen.
General ODonnell was said to have summoned
the Queen to change her Ministry. Unless she did
so, he threatened to attack the town the same
evening.
Subsequent adlces to the "a instant state that
Madrid is coveru6 with barricades. The populace
cried out, Death to Sartorious."
II was said that part Of the garrison had frater.
nized with the insurgents.
The abdcatisn of the Queen was under discussion.
and the formation OF regency, Of which Narvaez
should be member
On the other hand, the Paiyse declares that the
news received by telegraph from Spain continues to
be favorable to the government, and that the in
surgents, after having been defeated, have marched
upon Toledo.
PARIS, July 4, 1854.
The M0aitus contains despatch from Bayonne
OF the I'd inst, which states that on the 10Th uH.
the Queen OF Spain appeared on the Prado, and was
well received by the troops and the populace.
Generals O'Donnell, Res de Olano, and Messina
have been deprived Of their rank titles and honors.
A despatch from the Spanish Government Of the
I'd states that on the lst at four in the afternoon
the Qneens troops attacked the insurgents, and
gained signal advantage over them; that the latter
were routed. and that many officers ard privates
had demanded leave to return to their duty
Madrid ia tranquil.
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os the Rms Nan troops is regarded both ~ retreat
and 81 = nb <pge OF attitude hostile to Germany.
S 80 SSA- BRuaaKfa July A. 1854,

os ths M Nan troops is regarded both ~ retreat
| and 81 : oh <Dge Of attitude hostile to Germany
BxussELs, July, z, 1854.
CornSnonsa, ye from most Of the leading CON-
mercaI towns of Europe announces that all the
Government. have agreed to forbid the public nego-
tiation of the Russia y loan The Jousn0i AHen10nd
of Frankfort in an OF aciai communication pronoun-
ces an IN energetic de icipsse n that operation.
N is so ranrohst.5 n 20 many, that the house Of
Betb mapn hss explained that 1t only took part in
the Russian loan In conseq wnce Is .s s
sfair.
The executive power of l. Amourg. fhe Dnsch
government and the Belgian go WrnmsAs, Lave oo
e.ared that they viii oppose, SO s oepeacs uPon
them, any transaction relative to .ne hussan ioan.
all participation in the loan would b. c1nsaered a.
an act OF treason. In the face Of 81 ven unanlnNy,
i is useless to add that the Rus n loan was
from the very frst looked upon with SpSon, p anu
considered in itself as an operation S"no"s 80
tidity.
According toA letter from Sanina, Nea June
20. Fuad Ehep p6i left Metzoyo on the 18th, M ,a.
ing to enter Thessay He arrived on us oT a'sa "
within league OF Kalabaka. with the Q. "rs "roan "a
osmsn Pasha, composed Off 900 regulars m. a.voo
AsDauts. He effected his march without strik wg
bow. AZ the Ottoman troops advanced the CIR ~A'
tell back upon their centre. These details are 'n
pttttd by accounts which we have received fr, WI
arssa. :,
On the 18th Of June the Turkish troops attacke,
the Hellenic volunteers commanded by Ha6iPe-
ttcs. After q conflict Of three hours the Greeks
were completely beaten They had a conse erabje
number killed and Hounded and their guns and
baggage were captured. The Greeks took fight,
some towards Agrspha, and the rest in the direc-
ton Of Olympus.
A letter from Corfu, dated June "a, says:--
Her Britannia Maiesty's irsa'e Diamond left to-day
for the Black Sea- There eny remains at the Corfu
heas leave the nif of Arta on tour Of
observation in the porls of Absnia.
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COMMITTED TO ANSWER TIE CHARsE or SHILLING
LtQuOR TO Az lkEBRIATE.-A man named kAner.
the proprietor of q tavern at the corner Of New
Market and Coates streets, Was before Mayor Conrad
to-day on the charge Of selling liqyor TO Icseoa
Incorporate habits, after having been neetned ~
the family Of .ie nebriate TO sell him no msre hqucr
The snit was brought rndsr the act Of the LegislA
turo passcd 1t its last session. which authorizes tho
friends Of an iDtemoerste person TO seyve such no-
tices on Dnkseper. and whiah nficta tina and ina
prisonmens convection Of sailing tho party hQnof.
after such notice has been siyen.
Mary Address, sophia address and Chrs4ienax
Andress, the wife, mother I'D dAughter Of the iA.
temperate person, were axamined, and tastinedt tn
notice having been giyea the defendant some threo
weeks since and TO the act that Andres had visfeA
the house Of Rainer fsequenty since the noti6cA-
ton, and 70 his having become drunk there On
seVerAl occasions.
The Mayor declared his intention % carry onA ths
iaw ia all such cases, far ~ il lay in his powr "a
do 20. The defendant wAs required TO and baa il
the sum Of 81 0OO TO answer At the Cont Of Quarter
Sessions. This IL, we believe, the frst prosecution
under the law referred 10 Ptisdffrtaa Bxi-
lsf,D. Juiv IL.
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Our advices by way of Paris from Vienna, dated
9Th inst, state that the entry Of the Austrian troops
into Waflachia, is IAN accomplished fact
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Geographic despatch dated Hamburg, July 1,
and received by way Of PARIS, states that on the
Cronstadt, and that they expected general attack
on the following day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

meeting Of this Committee was he'd at their room in
the S;uyvesan Institute Thursday evening The Pres
dent Mr. Il SCHEIl, in the Chair
motion Yves msde and carried TO appoint Committee
to draft resolutions relative TO the proposed amendment to
The Canal law The Chair appointed Messrs Mead Par
sons ard Alden. The Committee after retiring short
time returned and presented reports Mr. Mead pre-
.tutirg majority. and Mr.. Alden minority report AZ
Ter some discussion the following report by Mr. G.. T.
Alden Of the Seventh Ward, unanimously adopted
In the the election Governor Of th
the Democratic entered the contest the Gowed
rpfs the SPEEDY enlarge completion Cf the
this pocy suitable Or the maintenance OF the
property OF public works Of improvement sud the promotion
Of the citizens OF this state by securing
for the introduction Of the products Of he Ws
Democratic this
Of S r onE ana prO ieist struggle asa1s. ae eachery Of
the Executive the Of BIS adyer dO9 ed
the tho t for the Fnisemen and Completion
the Erie Canal e1s the citizens OF this caiei
uron declare By bso their opposition
Wednesday the 18TH this
R,e5 That the Democracy this City and County
they have peded the support Of the public vosk Of
and will the give their lfls
the C0usfutiODs An approaching
That pursued by Executive this
Of the question OF enln canals 10
lss; Lessure direct vo alton OF tho pledges the faith
which bis election snd sbanaOnnon Of the pol
by he Democracy Of this state in relation to
public state improve ments
The Board then adjourned.
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uARRIEU.

ARHOLDBRAZEEln the Of the Western railroad Be
Line Canaan CITATION Jan g. by the Rev Nahsr
shaw Wst Arnold OF Canaan, T. AID Mary Brace of Hills
dale.
ARsoLD-FOsTER-In Depere Wa Jan IS, Mr. G. c. Arnot
Of Green Bay, 70 Miss Grace G foer Of Owego, ~ Y.
BIsSELL-THAYEkAt Springfield. Mas Feb Joseph Bis
eel e New York 70 Loeins Thsyer
BEEJAAIN-NEbB-In Adams " 7 Jan. %. Mr.. Lyman
Of HouBs6rd 10 Mis- Phsoe Webb OF
BEDF LLCOEkLIN0n the 3h February by the Rev Nee
Ar George Bece Sarah eldest es1ghe Of EbeDez
Conklr. ESQ all Of Bushwiek. L. /
BAILEY-sPAhks-Feb Milton Bailey Of Troy n. T. K
Nellie sparss OF olssrenbBry
ChEGO-GBAY-On Th1rsd.y Fer. by the Rev Mr. Hsstsn
BIZ. { Greco TO Hannah Gray all OF Conesu.
DODSON-WADSNORTH-I HUNTINGTON. Feb. Mr. Osborne
Dodson Of Sierra Coslty California to Miss Lucy NJ youngest
dsuebsr Of the Rev 4 Wadsworth
DAYTON-CHAEDLER--At Mexico. Feb. BY the hey Inos
Weed A. Dayton D. to Mis- Frances daughter Of James
FISH MANEIEG-In Leekport H. Feb l. M Henry -
Produce and Commissios Merchant Of Joliet ILL., to MAY
tef Of Col Joel Manning. =. c.s ., m.
GRATTAE-ALLEN- Tbuudsy Feb stthe CSg iS :, III
Graf 90 Of San Frsneco TO lien fths
HENDERSON-FLOYD-AfN Norfolk, Va, feo MI
L. Herderso Mas Arnthes Floyd ~, a,h January Mr.
KICER-HANks-At Marshall, Ill, on tue ~" '-A'
I,r,. 4 Kiser 10 Mis- Mary Margaret Hanks yeb o By
EOULTON-UMPLEBY-Int this City on P - NJ EAzs
the Rev Edwin r HATFIELD Mr. James Aoaa'n' L'a7
beth Umplsby both ofthbC "a,
AesnH EiPIeg Als.ssdriA We. -. s Sotnss
us-hsii a. MAJ hsm 70 LseretA daughter o. 'A'
r,shssh HyrNpoN-As LszAess ~ Jss EsrsIs sf scoss
Ces1y zrLLAs No s.s.s p Jss zs Ss.sss.-
p.,scs o. JsH~sa O.. T. T. 70 ~
ar CO. gA
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BOOTH A. Kinsstsn Canada Jan p ss Rev James B0sta
The OF his aSe sh Of his ministry In tbs wseyaa
BfSsoy MS.-ssSs \ G, on u. M inst Elizabeth Ben
CoNERYOa Friday eveains lA inst Jss ~ia Of HeAssi
The el.,ive. and family and .oas.~
IheEs' is'steI ere Tepss s.s 70 s'soa ss ,sss.. 90
'cTsNING-on Fris,y ICs inst, Elizabeth wife q Iohn
Mn and o. James Lsmse IN Der sa year
abe mend. The tan lily respectfully Invited 90 attend the
tS.'. Sr d be, 9 10 10 ~'''" the 'a''''
GEEk-At MemPhs TsEn Jan ST. af H. Gees. in the SD
'Mthpos H-m Ne~-orl-srs Feb l Mr.. Geo'r- msra'A Of
MoRSS~ On The iS,h William Howard MOrss IN thu os
and sequsa,srecs hOse Of his family respect
folly invited to 10 h faners ca ssiarsay ssno0a III, as
PscA"M RssS.ster n Y, Feb Ever.rd Peek Of the
"a ' T No. roe 20 va % hsl.se so ar., ssse sS
pe, men 10 iS so,i.l s.Ss OF TASsis~ We'd Ia es
history place Nit rvek for yeas. eoolselst sss
Ia. Vice % ths' in' tslios His 'ss "ss
asSss he 20 sSs S ss% poO. ia
The oh year of bis - Formerly o. Laseyilie 49,,
widow ci the lac Joe S,ou. o. hi. cav
fcpa he Church Of the Mes N on s1nssy sh mt osl,A
hsr rss'w b ,sAsn 70 GfsenwOSd to- ins.'n,I, M II
o;o, TsSor ,FSs Z ys, S m Va, ,r,,oo Y y,s
CsTt David Van sseoy sSeG ysss he e, .aos :, ms asss
% ,sr e S - sSs ~ I'D
WHITNEY Al Ntw-ns,sa, coan- Feb l. Elizabeth F'y
WARDAt Newsrk " J.. Feb 2 Aaron ard Ia the 18th
Oihs
WARD-in Newport -. Clair Co. Mich SEQ Mr. Msd sse~
shout IS wears About year lSl9 Mr. Wand moved from
hen Sam) Oo where be built te vessel aud
entered upOn Lsse eay rae Daring the h, craft
was taken British leaving entirely desinte NJ Ward
thsu bis raeuce where he snSigtd IN ue ship
diug business his sebevceni Ia Ibis line s1b
eE MshAl Ney Thea allowed the schooner Eh1aseih Ward
his mabc consOrf, who Survives hin) then The
Harrison Ills neuhcv. Capt r. b Ward
partnership with him lS from which period
Wsd their The construction sad
OF steamboats, occupied the sol attention Tss
follow boats built Newport Ia the order named The
uron Champion Detroit Sam Ward Pacific Atlantic. Ocean,
Pearl taro No Cleveland aad Traveller Amoss
The ue with watch h connected his
desh the Arctic Cleveland, faca'. huroa San Ward n
Collins rrsvsier Detroit. Pear md The Ocesn
NHlTMORE- On Thursday Feb. Nrs Elizabeth wh'imor'.
formerly Of Port Chestes Westchestr
COuuty
The e.ves snd friends respectfully nved 10 attend herf,
neral O'clock irctn her late sSdesee IN south
Brooklyn
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ANNUAL REPORT or THE COMMISSIONER
or STREETS And LhHPS-STREET-
CLAIMING dc
DrrAnrrryr srRrrrs AND L.xrs, Feb .. 1854.

DTPAETsIyT srKEETs AND LlsPs, Feb .. is5i
Tic BSsornA< 1s beard II Co.neiisens
GhSTIErES herewith transmit to you the amount Of
labor performed and the Gust thereof submitted to
BY the Superintendent of Streets from Jan 1884, 20 Nov
49, 1883 The appropriation $4,000 and there is now
according to the bs pOpay authenticated $4,000
due The bills in the hands Of the Controller and.
by the parties who have performed the duty under
the authority Of the Superintendent OF Streets. AM
amount however small has ever been paid b. the Con
trOer without their having been TO. IL viii be
remembered by your honorable body that your predeces
passed RESOLUTION to pay the Ward Inspectors % per
day inst ad Of q 80 and that ell who working
tho street, should receive 81 - per day instead Of 81
The acton Of the present Board upon the subject was to
BE- regarded in two particular let That they tbs
egsstive power and their action binding
comply. ID. To have them perform justly days work,
better con1 be engaged for 81 % than for I'll Jay.
Although this increase not aDtcp. ed in the app-o
piiaiion the circumstances would no: allow to refuse
tie Superintendent OF Streets to authorize the sr1 Ia
speciors, srd those working streets sc
make out their bills per resolution such increase Of
pay Tie expenditure to the 10th October for coal
aehes and rubbish with the above of Inspectors and labor
was over $4,000.
.
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The COMMISSIONS complains OF the Superintendent OF
Streets not being allowed 10 open the hydranis for more
free of CroOn water in washing the streets and i.
strongly in favor Of sprinkng the streets during the
spring and summer months Iio also complains of the
of proper dumping grounds. In regard 10 the filthy
str et he complains Of the reflections east upon his 40
VsrueDt, and bamcs the CHEZ OF Police Tor ailiny Gar
bage be thrown into tho streets quoting law shown,
that is the duty If the Police 10 check such abuses
Tie confusion in many streets ed by the frequent
strucon Of sewers, piece by piece, il CONDEMNED Mr.
Arcuarius mentions The fact Of the contractors for c an
ing Ire streets having resigned and speaking Of stree,
cleaning and tie blame thrown OF his department he
concludes:
Your honorable body must know that is bv no mean.
pleasant duty e. order the Superintendent OF Streets 10
engage persons TO work the streets and after the labor
is performed 10 have the Office surrounded and bese from
hour hour and day by day by those whose neceste,
compel them 10 seek employment Of this character am
not prepared TO submit any longer be placed in se
position before the public in regard to what ny d1tie are
as a Municipal officer Your honorable body ,nns, Ia
aware that there are three bureaus in the Department of
streets and Lamps Of an important character TO the con
vcuence and credit Of the City The head of the street
cleaning bureau is Mr. George White who is sworn
of and whose duties specified in the Charter Of
1872 VINO alone Is authorized 10 remove iocumhrances
om docks wl6rves and streets aud who aone can draw
money from lie appropriation Of cleaning strests for the
rom0 al Of such membranes Cleaning streets belongs
particularly 10 him. and al the gcnen's of the mimi
@ thereof and no BIZ can be legally paid hat does not
receive bis approval know that complaints have been
made why did not compel the different heads to the -trc
performance of their duty The complaint Is easily made
but the remedy not easily established From this time
forth during the short period have to take the blame of
every neglect action by those under me- or what in
fact is the fault Of system By the tenure Of nv Office
shall assume the whole responsibility of the position ani
endeavcr 70 improve the condition Of things be the result
what it may.
have directed tie Superintendent OF Streets TO pro
coed to day and have believe he has not so
done to the cleaning of the streets and remove
coal ashes &c, duty refused by the contractors of
three districts II in should become necessary 10 re
contract would suggest that it should be given out by
Wards and that he Ado nen and Councimen OF the va
rious WARDS be the judges Of what the mos. requisite 20
have done in Their different Ocaities-they being in nv
mind the best judges what the condition and wants of such
localities are. Respectfully submitted
by. ARCULARIUs JR Commission er And Ian,-
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n ARCy-HANiiTON-At Baltimore. NJ FeS Dsria.o, n.
rs. n Gel % he 70 M Eizs n U,nlta fGsorssto~n
sfRIA bfk tAGLh--A' Sswtzrgb Feb Thosnas Srsser
zsrss.af - Loe Mo- sarah daughter Of S.ass w
SWAN 'uLNER-ir syr,eus. FsS & NJ wrn,a ~
sew ara q fea Sy rsJ Of Nan iusD
Co.NN -.
SMITH CRUsB- wilEisg.oa Del Y.Srnary Mr. O. W.
sl Mschor Ipd 70 xs Ass &sasliss II Alan rabA
NewCsste 30. De-
rurria Of Baltimore Ms Ansei. NJ sssssie Of JsAs
x ir4Gs.
WEsbFR-CIUErr-u Albany 2 Teb T. Mr.. CsorSs D.
Weber q York City Ms LO. dsasbsr yess
Claett
WALKER-ScoTT- 4, rrootlyu Pa Jan ~ Nv David wsik-
- h NJ - fiiyaheth scott Of Amsterdam. MI
WIICON-BiSHOP-At ssg Hsrtor, " \, FEB Mr. jams
WicoN 10 Ms Elizabeth Bishop Of Rverheea