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A GALA DAY ON THE DELAwARE-THE

A GALA DAY ON THE DELAwARE-THE
GRAND REGATTA-RULEs AND REGULATIONS
The regatta committee, consisting of Messrs.
John G. Rlsley, Jacob Collar, H. Mitchell, and
c. Baker, have adopted the following rules for
the yacht races TO lake place tomorrow, June
19:-All yachts are to report to the committee
at O'Clock in the morning. As the list of en-
tries is very large, the committee have decided
to divide the yachts into six different classes:-
First CLASSY achts measuring from "a to 80 feet,
Second class-Yachts measuring from 2l to 20
feet. Third class-Decked yachts measuring
from l55 TO l71 feet. Fourth class-Gillng skifs
of all sizes, no allowance of time. Fifth class
Open, square stern skilfs, 10 TO l6 feet. Sixth
class-Gunning skiffs of all sizes, no allowance
OF time. The sixth class will have the first start,
and will take their respective positions, accord
ing 10 the number drawn by the Judges, abreast
the Commodore's yacht So1td. The first gun
will be the signal to form positions, and the
second gun tie signal TO start. The course to
be sailed will not be decided until the morning
OF the regatta. The sixth class boats will round
the Horse ShOe buoy, east or west. The NTH
and fourth classes will round the first buoy
below the Block House, east or west. First,
second, and third classes will turn the tlag-boat
OF Blllnesport, from east TO west. All boat
entered IN this regatta are allowed malnsall
only. Poles oars, and headlines viii not be
permitted ABOARD, and the committee claim the
privilege of ruling out every boat that does not
strictly adhere to the rules and regulations oil
the regatta.
The Judges are J. G. Risley, z. Zane, S. Rice,
G. w. Simmons, H. Ga;zmer, S. Rotan, and w.
Walters, whose decision IS to be final. No al
lowance OF time will be made in either of the
classes excepting where there is difference o
two feet or more, and then the allowance will
be minute and a half TO the foot The Regatta
Committee respectfully suggest to the captain,
and crews of tine different boats that they ap
pear on the day of the regatta wearing red OIL
blue shirts. One hundred and sixteen vessels
viii take part in this regatta.
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MERCANTILE TAx.-The mercantile taxes
should be paid by our business men, according
to the requirements of the law, at the City
Treasurer's Office, by the 26th instant. So far
the payments have been quite slack, and we call
the attention of our business men to the fact.
After the 25th the matter Will be placed IN the
hands of the collectors, which will entail addi-
tional expense.
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THE JEWISH HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF
PHILADELPHIA.-The hospital connected with
this association, it is expected, will be opened
and ready for patients by the first OF next month.
At the last meeting of the Board of Managers the
House Committee was instructed to push the
work to completion, and the Supply Committee
was directed to purchase all things needed for
the comfort OF The expected inmates. The fol-
LOWING ladies have been selected as a Board of
Visitors to serve tor one, two, and three years:-
Mrs. Abm. Kahn, Mrs. Jacob Langsdorff, Mrs.
David Rosenweig, Mrs. Isaac M. Asch, Mrs.
joseph Einstein, Mr.. Jacob Nlrdlinger, Mrs.
Leon Berg, Mrs. Philip Goldsmith, and Mrs. A.
{. Wolf
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional oay Intelligence see F.t,a Pace

PREPARING FOR "THE FoURTH.D-In
response to call from the late Colonel Com.
manding, quite a numoer of the officers and
men OF the 99th1Regiment p. V. V. assembied.at
the hoteI Oh henry Becker, Ohesnut street,
below sixth, on Saturday, 10th instant.
Colonel Biles, being called to the chair, briefly
stated that the object of the meeting was to
ascertain what action should be taken for the
purpose OF participating, as a body in the com.
ing celebration OF the Fourth of july.
j. ii. Gallagher, M. d., was elected Secretary
after which ic was resolved that the regiment
parade as an organization.
A motion was made that, with the execution of
the coor-guard, the men parade IN citizens
dress. Alter some debate the question was
deferred until another meeting
colonel Biles recommended that an appro-
pirate banner, with tae names of the several
engagements in which the regiment partici-
occasion.
On motion to adjourn, it was agreed to meet
again on Wednesday evening next, at 81 p. NJ,
when full attendance Is requested.
The 99th Is the only regiment from this State
that was attached to Kearney's "i9hting dvi-
slon,n and it IS proposed to carry the old Kear-
ney Flag on the day OF the parade.
An adjourned meeting OF the members of the
18th regiment OF Pennsylvania Volunteers was
held at the Supreme Court Room on Saturday
night, to take action in reference to the pre-
senlatlon of Stale flags on the Fourth of July
next. Colonel Gideon Clark was selected as
chairman.
lu6 COulluiJNOe hppOlIlleu 10 Jhhc lulO COu-
sideration the advlsibilty OF the regiment par
ticipating in the presentation ceremonies on the
coming Fourth of July, made repori, which
states that it has been found to be almost the
unanimous desire OF the members OF the organ-
Zat1on to identify Themselves with the ceremo.
nies. The report favors the turning out of the
regiment, fully armed, equipped, and uniformed
1t is thought the regiment can parade $50
muskets.
Resolutions, of which the following is a synop-
sis, were unanimously passed at the meeting:-
That the regiment parade commanded by its
field officers, who were such at the time of its
muster out OF the service. That the uniform
consist of dark pants, Uniform blouses fatigue
cap, and white gloves, and every officer tully
uniformed. That the formation be in two COM
panies, the color-guard being attached to the
lett of the right company, and forming part OF
it. These companies TO be differed by Captain
E. A. Landell and Captain W. A. Weldersham.
That the colorguaro consist OF the following
named ednon-comm1ssioned officers: :-Color-bearer,
Sergeant Joshua Doane, Corporas Kildler,
Mider, Mass, Elliott, Donaldson, Rombelt, and
Culbertson. That the regiment wear corps
badge on the crown of the cap, and other in
sigma. That the old regiment OF Gray Reserves,
the organization from which the 10th sprang,
be invited to participate in the ceremonies as an
escort.
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6 IL rn3In

" Es
i R. FRANKLIN RALEY, Trustee in certain Indeu-
sgs G S G
me as in trust 10 secure m che PaH men Of
lhe amount OF $4,000 wheh mStgag. Is dated the lst
IoT recording deeds in and for the county Blair.
The Al day Of FebTnsry A M D. S lSSl i'm in mo1tgags
deeds etS in and Tor the county Of Gsne hon on the 18th
49, etc DO hereby sive notice thai default having been
made Tor more than ninety Jays IN the ayment OF the
in pursu@nse Of the write request to me diEected
Of the holders OF more than amount OF the said
thai respect by the said morgase expose to pub ic
iH0MAs 4 soNs, Auctioneers at the PHILADEL.
FHIA IX III SNGE s4t S in ~ the S o. Paad' @ gha on
The terms and conditions hereinafter stated the whole
O' The Whole Of that ieeton Of the tyrone and clear
fe Ra oad from yrone Station, Blair county Penn
vana, as the same is now constructed, toeether with
Pkes brdSes toseheT ali
real property OF every description acquired by and be-
G%f@ Snd al the rights iberes nTyese. and sSrpoPass
isues siu and profS 10 be derived and 10
arise from the same, and al the lands used and
points with all buildings standing thereon procured
therefor. - -
All the lands railway raj bridges culverts. tres
rights of way workshops, machinery, stations depots
SIe Iea estate bndn and Of
whatever nature or kind appertaning or belonging to
Of the said Il rome and GeaTe Railroad and owned
by said nomRany In connection herewith, and al the
saio ROAD and Company.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and ClearfeId
Railroad extending from saiu Iyroue station, Blair
county to ana through the boloug6 of PnlIlpsburg,
Centre county, is about 23h mi es in length.
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the chase TO be paid IN cash when
the property is struck of, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
Payment on account of the said ba of purchase
money the extent OF the d idend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said rtgage and the maured
|
bonds or coupons; and II The dividend is less
than the actual sum due upon the said bonds
and coupons. the hoders NAV retain possession
OF he said bonds and coupons receiptng to the
said trustee Tor the said dividend, and endorsing pay
ment of the the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid aforesaid the
Trustee wi execute deliver deed of conveyance
the premises the purchaser purchasers in pursu
nnce of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to the said sale
premises may be had application 70 the undersi g1ed
Trustee at his office, No az South THIRD Street, in the
city of Philadelphia, ~ -
No. ~ south Third street.
NJ. THOMAS a. SONS Auctioneers,
6llmSm Nos. 1879 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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To FARMoUNT AT NIGHT.-The Green
and Coates Streets Passenger Railway Company
will commence this day to run a night line from
FaiImount Park every twenty-five minutes, be-
ginning at ll'4o p. NJ, via Fourth and Walnut
streets 30 Eighth.
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ o G E..
l, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in a certain
IndenuIe Of Mortgage Of the property hereinafter de-
Ca@pnS
OF the principal interest Of bonds of said
GS%PfSRs S Eth S ans day S ad S6es
the of Or ecSTGg deeds etc in and for the county
book A. pages 5O3 and 8, md in the office
s d Nay in bO H
page 7 ETC. do hereby give notice that default having
the interest due and demanded on the said bonds will
in o,s an % the Sn @ Guss 5 S to S % Ss S
bonds and by virtue Of the power conferred in
and sell the highest and bes bidder BY NJ THOMa
q SONS, Auctioneers, at the PHILADELPHIA EX-
2ith day OF September A D. 1865 upon the terms and
conditions hereinafter stated, the vhoe of the said
The Whole OF that section of said Tyrone and Clear
Tyrone and Lock Haven Railroad near Tyrone Blair
county Pennsylvania TO Philpsburg Centre county,
with all and singular the railways, rails bridges
a6ed fSd by and P5pfG %
Company and all the tolls income issues, and proats
lands used and occupied ior railways depots or sta.
tions between said points with al the buildings stand
ing thereon or PrOSsSSrD60 SSD 0GENi&ALLY. ifsSflRl
All The lands railways rails bridges, culverts trestle
works, tool houses, cOahouses wharves fences rights
OF way, workshops, machinery stations depots depot
zeal estate buildings and improvements Of whatever
nature kind aDpertanng or belonging to the above
S SSE BY az co
pany In connection therewi h.
The saio section OF the Tyrone and Ceareld Railroad
extending rom The intersection OF the yone aud Clear
eld Railroad with the railroad formerly belonging to
the Tyrone and Lockhaven Railroad Company, but
70 the Bald Eagle VaLev Railroad Company Is about
~ '--''' - TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 OF the purchase money 10 be PAID m casn Wnen
the property Is struck off, and the balance Wih zO Gays
thereafter .,-- -
money! to the ex ent of the dividend Thereon payable
on bonds secured by the said mortgage ana me ma
u coupons the said bonds may De MAGE IN the said
hOncs OF coupOns IL tho dividend Is less than the
actual sum Que upOo the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession the said bonds and
coupons ON receptng to the said trustee ior the said
dividend and endorsing payment oil the same on the said
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
a. tbe nreises 10 the purchaser purchasers in
suance of tue power conferred upon HIM by the said
J InV further information in respect to said sale,
n,sm}ses NAV be had upon application 10 the under
Stoned trustee the office of the Pennsylvania Rail
1oad COMPANY, NO 23S S. Third street. Phi dephia.
~ JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. Trustee,
No. 23e 8. THIRD Street,
N. THOMAS n SONS, AuctiOneen,
5nmAm Nos. lS9 ana l4l g. FOURTH Street
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THE PoIICE.-A lad named Edward Null
len was arTaiened at the Ceutra Station on Sat
urday afternoon, upon the charge of completely
IN the larceny OF horse valued at $3.50 from
MI. LouderOack, No zoos s. Thirteenth street;
1t was shown that he told young man named
Gamble that Michael TruDp stole the horse from
lot in the southwest part of the city, and that
he (Muller) went with him to New Jersey,
where the animal was sold by TruDp to Mr..
Shatier, residing on the BURLINGTON pike. where
it was recovered by Mr. Louderback. Mullen
acknowledged being with Trupp at the time the
horse was sold, but denied being in his company
when 1t was stolen. The accused was held in
$1,000 bail for trial.
At an early hour yesterday morning, Officer
Shields, OF the Twentieth Ward police, Disco
vere0 three suspicious individuals lurking round
the neighborhood of Marshall and Poplar streets.
he watched their movements for some time, and
finally discovered one of the party trying TO
effect an entrance into house on Sixth street,
above Parrish, by the use of ''nippers" on the
key OF the iront door. While the fellow was at
work he seized him. A scutile ensued, during
which the officer was obliged TO use his club in
order to make the fellow succumb. He then
sprang his rattle, and brought to his assistance
Officer Matthews, who arrived in time to capture
two of the party, whom Shields identified as
being IN company with the man he arrested.
The parties had hearing before Alderman Fitch,
ana gave the names OF William Dubois, John
Miller, and Charles Norwood. The correct
name OF Dubois is said to be William Cutler, and
that of Miller John Wagner. The latter is the
ties Will have another hearing to-day at the
Central Station, upon other charges that have
been preferred against them.
man, supposed to be a dangerous character,
was arrested on Saturday upon suspicion of
having been concerned In robbing tailor store
at Twenty.second and Gallo whll streets. few
nights since, OF large amount of goods. He was
held in $4,000 bail for further hearing.
The house No. 1913 S. Fifth street was entered
a few nights since, and robbed of lot of cloth
ing. The thieves had lot of silver-plated ware
and spoons tied up, ready to be carried off, but
they we're frightened by noise made by some
of the family.
Three young men, named John Sullivan, Thos.
johnson, and William McCauley were taken into
custody on Saturday, charged with burglary.
They were found to have considerable lot of
stolen goods in their possession, and tine set
of burglars tools. These implements were Of
very superior temper ana finish, Their capture
took place near Gray's Ferry and Darby road.
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ABANDoNED.-On Saturday night, boy
baby, about one week old. was found at Tenth
and Walnut streets. 1t was sent to the Aims
house.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

N o r ID N e
~ To Authorize the Purchase of Certain Lots of
IrORd in the Twenty-third aud TwentY-seventh
Section / The Select and Common Couuc,ls of
the City OF Philadelphia do ordau, That the CITY
solicitor be and he hereby authorized to examine
the title to lot o. ground on PoquessinV street,
Mechanicsvlle, in the Twenty-third Ward contain
ing IN front on Poquess1ng street one hundrod aud
thirty feet, and in depth two hundred and fifty nlne
approve OF the same, to have conveyance pre-
pared of the said lot Of ground to the CITY OF Pha
delphia in ie the consideration therefor TO be the
payment of an annual ground rent or OF twenty
seven dollars, 10 be charged thereon:
Section q That the City Solicitor be and y hereby
nuthorIzed to examine the tite o lot OF ground
situate on Tacony street, In the TWENTY third Ward,
extending from the River road to Wlssinoming
street. and from Iacony street to Penn street con-
tanning one hui dred and ten rect front on lacOnv
street, one hundred and sevcnty.five feet on tue
WisslnOming street, and eighty five feet on Penn
streets and II he approve Of the came that he have
CONVEYANCE prepared OF said lot OF ground to the
city, IN Zee, the consideration there to be the pay
mCnt Of an annual ground.rent or sum of fifty dol
iars to be cl arged thereon.
Section 3, That the City Solicitor be and he is
hereby authorized to examine the title to q lot of
prOund situatc on the north side OF Ludlow street.
below 1hirty-siXth street, IN the lwenty-soventh
Ward; containing in front on Ludlow street one
hundred teet, and extending northward one hun
dred and seven teot three inches and If he approve
of the same 10 have q conveyance prepared oil SAID
lot OF ground to the city of adcluhia ice the
col sderatIon therefor to be the payment OF an
annual gIound-rent sum of three hundred dollars
Section 4 That the Mayor be and he is hereby au-
thonzed to ax the corporate seal The civ to such
deeds as may be necessary 10 reserve the ground
rent TO the grantors respectively OF SAID lots OF
ground. -
WILLIAM STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHELL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day OF June, Ammo
DomnI one thousand eight hundred and sixty-slx
IA. ID. 1860. -
MORTON McMICHAEL,
61S1t Mavor of Philadelphia.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINA ANCE
IA 70 Authorize The Purchase of Lot OF Ground
IN the Eleventh Ward.
Sect on ne Select and Common Councils Of the
City of Phlade pha do ordaln, rnat the CITY Solc-
tor is hereby authorized to examine the title OF all
west side OF St John street, in the Eleventh Ward
Of the city OF P1ilade pha marked IN plan OF dlvI-
sion Of the old Barrack lot. No. As; containing in
breadth north and south twenty iest, ana IN length
or depth east and west one hunored teet; also AL
that certain LOT or piece of ground part oil the lot
marked on the plan of the Barrack Pround, No. 40
situate the side of Rose alley, at the distance
OF one hundred and sixty feet northward from
Iommany street, in the evenh Ward OF the city OF
Phade phia; containing IN front or breadth on Rose
al ey twenty rect and IN depth eastward OF the same
breath parable with IammanY street fifty feet; ana
II he approve of the same. to hive conyeyance pre-
pared 10 the city of Philadelphia of sai1 two lots OF
ground fee, the consideration therefor 10 be the
sum OF four thou'and five hundred dollars, to be
paid ct the time of the delivery OF the deed,
section ne sum OF four thousand five hundred
dollars to be RAID in certificates Of the loan for SCHOOL
purposes authorized by the ordinance eHtltied Gan
Ordinance TO auth horze loan for school purposes"
approved the first day of December 1864 and the
warrant therefor shall be drawn by the Board OF
existing ordinances. - ,o.-r
WILLIAM =. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Coun Gil.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant T. ERIK of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF eject Couu cil,
Approved this fifteenth day OF June, ammo Domlni
one thOu sand eight hunured and sixty.six "a. D..
1867
61s1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
CHANGE OF TIVE. Begins ct 8 O'Clock.
Last week of the ErTT sTGsessu ST. engagement of
THIS fMOndav) EvENISG, June Is,
anu "Trii The tuiH IIGE EPSf oFLEAvE MANS WIFE
Or SIX YEARS AFTER
Sam Willoughby, with medley song; ,,,,,--.-
Hswkshaw, Detect ctve...................Mr ve Marowe
Sin Robert BTtry. larry Ia aSes S5yePs
The performance udng evening with one Of
PRoTEAN. co. EDiEs.
ri'0S farewf EfR bfReft anf %st 25SSn OF
Seats secured Six days in advance.
VTTALNUT STREET EArKE.-
w n. T. corner NINTH and wALNCr streets.
'S''' 'N''' LAST NIGHT But TWO
MR. EDw1S%S BooTa.
Edwin EAf hSSRH SSRH's As kfHhSGE. Taf JEsrrR.
f&a ashF Eh NTTEh %1S r%R Of LADY
TUESDAY, EDWIN BoqrH as 5 nHMLEf. NAIL
Wednesday FaTswfl sS, fp%HS RsPsat B9o1H, %
and first plight o. bis remarS9ble engagement
EDWIN BOOTH
The grand legendary soectaclo orthe NAIAD QUEEN
will be magnidcently produced on saturday evening
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
Engagement of the celebrated actress.
VINO WI" "PpSiE @&LsI2 HnSf HE hIs"s sI1vE oGEEx
Grail. Mr ID. Il RGl' on
(From Niblo's. New Yors His fret appearance here
MADLLE ANNETTA GALLETrA,
also in Grand Ba let every evening. 6lS
WALES hATE MILLERs) WINTER
GARDEN-Nos T20-726 VINE Street
GRAND lNSTRU MENT AL CONCERrS
NIGHTLY.
By two large and efficient Orchestras.
TONIGHT,
Aud EVERY NIGHT in cOnneXion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band comprising the best Artists in the city
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious summer Garden, artistcalY laid cut
with ShTubbery fountains. etc.
IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart or MILES, the best of Creams
and other Refreshments will be served GIGS
c-t..s.5ge=Ll THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
E1EySS facture recommend themselves. We promise
to patrons clear beautiful tones elegant workman
ship. Durability, and reasonable prices combined WI h
Iull guarantee For sale only at NO. l0l7 WALNUT
S 29S UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
o. " M ~ a - Il u Nj
FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN
n. L. CORNEh OF NINTH AND ARCH STREETS
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING,
ALL SUMNER
Bodily exercise imparts health and strength, the bes
prev entive against sickness OF the coming summer
524 3m Professors HlLLEBRAND ID q LEWIS.
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A N ORDIN NICE
~ 10 Make an Appropriation to Detray the
Expenses to be Incurred Tor Reception OF State
Flags
section l. The Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia do ordan That the sum OF
ten thousand dollars be and the same hereby
appropriated to delray the expenses to be incurred
IN the reception of the State tlaGs, viz -
OF ei hteen hundred dollars ($lS00)
do $2500l.
Fir. works, two thousand do lars (S2000)
Ambl lancCs for females and cIIldren, one hun
dTed al d fifty collars (Sl50l.
Flags Ior chi dTen, three hundred dollars lSoOOl
Twenty. five carriages, two hundred and ftty dol
lars ($250)
Music SIX hundred dollars (S600)
Salutes, two hundred and seventy dollars (S210)
Qua ters Tor invited guests, thirteen hundred dol
lars $1300).
Printing ard stationery. two hundred dollars
(S2C0). ,
Incider tas, six bundled and thirty dollars S690.
And warrants shall be drawn by Clerks OF Coun-
ellis in conformity with existing ordinances.
WILLIAM y. SrOkLEY,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day of June, Ammo Do
mini one thousand eight hundred and siXty-six
"a. d. 1861. -
MORTON MCMICHAEL.
6181t Mavor of Philadelphia.
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OBsEQUIEs.-The funeral of the late Lieu
tenantColonel Casper NJ. Berry took place yes
terday afternoon, and proceeded from his late
Fellows Cemetery. 1t was largely attended by
members of the 26th Regiment p. ", Minute
Men OF '76, Shitller Hose Company the Masonic
fraternity, Odd Fellows. the Scott Legion, Anne.
riCan Protestant Association, Patriotic Order of
Washington, and several other organizations.
Mr.. Berry was a man extensively known, and
highly respected Tor his many clever social
qualities. The funeral train kept step to the
solemn music of the band, although duIing the
movement heavy drenching rain-storm pre-
vailed.
The remains of Police Lieutenant Patton were
inferred yesterday in Mount Morah Cemetery.
The Henry Guards paraded with muskets on the
occasion.