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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

sne atIenuahce VIII not DO very arpe Tho princinaI
0St 40 over the nomination for Governor, with the
Al favor of Judge Ranny of Cleveland Milton
oayIOr OF CINCINNATI and Gen. ROsecrans are his leading
Uoiupettors' Gen Sam Cary has not ghost of chance
thefe Is also quito strife for other positions on the
uchet The platform win be long and on the whole ag
sressNe' The Fifteenth Amendment will be denounced
and the usual phrases about finances repeated clarse
WIN probably be inserted threatening repudation Of
oyeFpment bonds should bondholders repudiate any
ofn the legal tenders Resolutions favorng free trade
and ndorsing the recent action of certain labor Unions
IN regard to negro labOrers, freely talked of.
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COM
.t- MITTEE. .rI .....
A meeting of the Kings County Republican
General Committee held their hail. over the Post
Once, Brooklyn, last evening, the President Mr. g. B.
Butcher in the chair A communication was received
from the Eighth Ward Republican Association preferrne
charges against Mr.. ". H. N Cadmus of that Assoca,
ton and member Of the General Committee and asking
that the General Committee take action on the subject
4IISi discussion ensued When on motion Of Mr. Rich
gate the charges and report at the meeting The
Twentysecond Ward; Eames Nineteenth ward. CAFES
twenty first Ward; Reeve Fourth Ward; and Higgins
IWenueth Ward The meeting then adjourned.
The Judicial mind of Georgia is much exer-
csed in trying to discover the legal effect Of the recent
decision Of the Supreme Court Of that State that negroes
are eligible to oce upon status OF the expelled negro
members Of the Legislature. The Hon. Alexander M.
Speer exJudge OF the Supreme Court holds that the de-
cson OF the Superior Court just and in accordance
with the Constitution and laws Of the State, Differing
with the Hon. A. H. Stephens he insists that the Legsla
ture have the power to their footsteps and
state the expelled members, and that they are bound
alike by duty and honor to do so, more especially
because they adopted q joint resolution submit.
ting thel question to the Court, and agreed to
abide by the result. Judge Cabaniss, Chairman
Of the Democratic state Executive Committee writes
letter in which he takes the ground that the effect Of the
decision does not necessarily restore negroes their
seats But matter Of policy, he thinks the Legisla
ture may and that they ought reeat the ooored
bers. "Let u.s." says he raise more questions with
Congress. All the issues which we may mako with the
Congress Of the United States upon the of Recon
structon will be decided according to their WILL and not
ours. And they have the power TO enforce their de-
cisions Let submit to inevitable necessity however
bitter the pill, and make more issues with power"
The Judge concludes by saying:
Though negro suffrage and negro eligibility to Office
may be distastefu TO let submit 10 them without
further opposition, II by doing put stop 10
these questions and thus destroy the bond Of unity
which holds the Republican party together"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
ANOTHER THEsPIAN UNCERTAINTIES.

1t was broadly limited IN theatrical circles
last sht as also among the select few of the newspaper
press who do the dramatcs and the promscuous many
who do the managers and have FREQ access to the regions
behind the scenes that Manager Tayeuro the rghhand
man OF Manager Fisk, had seriously damaged the person
OF Mr. Domnick Murray In hand tohand conflict az the
Metropolitan Hotel, In the afternoon OF the day then
cnrrent From what could be learned from various
sources II would appear that Mr. Tayeure had once In
his official capacity discharged from the theater OF which
ho had charge Mde Fiddes, otherwise Mrs Murray
wife OF the victim OF the strife hercnbefore mentioned
and that melted by nudiciOus friends, Mr. Murray had
thrown up his London engagement and fastened 70
New-York for the purpose OF casugatlng Dir.
Tayleuro at the earliest opportunity; That a.. he
aid Tayleure; that Mr. Tayleure, hearing OF these
threats but i'm no wise dreading the execution OF the
same went for Mr.. Murray at the metropolitan Hotel,
Yesterday and aid then and there 80 beabor him as to
render him unable do further battle. This Is one story
Another is 10 the effect that Mr. Murray was not Dady
nunighed but was only little bruised and still another
has N that the seO between the knights OF inc Duskn
ras "a contest in which both displayed great skin ana
nucE and which witnessed by large concourse OF
rrspectable citizens, who applauded the eItempore
InteTs" with the most cOmmendable imparuallly All
inforants however unite In asserting thar there was
hattie aud that several hard blows were struck ana
that there il fair prospect OF another meeting ut no late
day when the combaants can once more give evidence
of their skill in the manly art TO delighted muttudcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Tho employGs of S. Sidenburg g. Co, shirt
manufacturers viii give picnic at Pleasant valley To-
day. - ooo.
The Ocean Seamen's Association. having 1900
members win give picnic at Excelsior Park on sunday
next. . A..
The onarterly report of the Plasterers AS
eocatton shows that 35 have been expended lehy-
ing balance Of 1887 a.. Fr-
Nrtt AZ FIfty.thiTd-st and Broadway and at fteth-
~ and struck ON Monday against reduction
OF pay.
poiirn,d IA practically ended Mr.. Vanderbilt having
eoDpromised with freight brakeman BY correcting -
mand $40 but their places arc beng filled by new men
at the old rates. U,.
Two leading cap manufacturers signed the
new BIN Of prices yesterday, giving the tourney e uc
odvonee for which they have been strike and te op
eTatiyes will resume work to-day IL IL probable mat te
trtke will soon be over the leading manufacturer OF
f civ Mr. Phillips viii very likely sign the new scale
90
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CONCLUSION OF THE WILSON INQUEST

The inquest, commenced some time ago, by
Coroner White OF Hoboken, the body 81 Robert NJ
wilson alleged by batch of his relatives to have been
pooned by others them concluded last evening
DR. Benson who made pOst-mortem examination OF the
az t3e body that he found the kidneys much ingOrged
aud aJhesons 10 both lungs These placed jar were
sent that afternoon to Prof Doremus OF New lork WHO
of the kidneys The deceased had, the doctor JudEeu
from the condition Of the hinge, an attack OK meuio
nreumonia death The condition OF the kdneyswas
ndnubtcdly due 10 the excessive OF alcoholic liquors
e eccnscd had what known the drunkafd kidney
Further medical testimony given TO the same eiic
prof Doremus testified that he had made chelncn
III the stomach found healthy as the state OF
Leab Of rho rest Of his body would admit and NOT INC
slightest traces poison Tho Jury then under th9 ai
of the Coroner delivered the following verdict
~ the deceased Robert Wilson, came TO his death on
Sd OF Mny last at the CITY OF Bergen, County of Hud
SON. and that he died from disease OF the ana
pneumonia." D.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
OPENING OF THE MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE

ST. LOUIS, July Cover 10000 persons g-
sembed in CITY, Mo-, Saturday last to witness
the opening OF the first railroad bridge the M
sour River After the procession Of Masonic
fraternity aud miniature bridge wheels and by del
egatons Of invited guests from various cities In carriages
had passed over the bridge the structure was put to
severe test by placing five locomotives and train loaded
with iron on each span. The result was most satisfac
tory and the committee selected for the examination
awarded 10 Mr. Chanute the chief Engineer OF Consruc-
ton the need OF great Administrative talent and en-
gineerng ability. The procession then proceeded 10
Steel's Grove, and addressed by the Hon. Carl
scburz followed by Gen. John A. McClernand the ora
tor OF the day who delivered interesting address
The draw span feet long, aud weighs 800 tuns four
men opening the short time OF two minutes and ten sec
onds The spans respectively 900, 269 300 ana III
feet I'm length The proceedings closed with banquet
Among the nOtabes present to-day are the Congressional
Committee on the Pacific Railroad the Mayor and Conn
ell of ST. Louis the Hon Carl Schurz, Gen. John A. Nc
Ciernand, O. W. Mead, General superintendent OF the
Hannba and ST. Joseph Railroad, the representative
members OF the Eastern Railroad and the Chicago City
D,,yar
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRra

Loxp1S JAY sill Console opened at 1i as for both mos
and United FYeTSen bonds
0Ares. 9i; Illinois Csntrals 95t
July 6-li a motion opened
id Midnlg Orleans 1914 The shipments Of
the ID since the last hsve been D. 700 bales
July 6-l Cono SO for both money aecuntt
United States FIve-Twepty bonds que. at s3
July 81 m-Wheat 1914 GENITAL for Cafonis
Wh4 and GRASS for No Red Western Lard decuu
sales being made 7O6 BaeoB. GIG cwt for Cumberland
cut Cheese &C. eSt for the best grades Of American Fine TaOw
l5 y cWk
HivEE. July 6-cgNqa opens quiet
LIVERPOOL July 81 mrhe market for and hbFios 81
Manchester : quiet but h ~ Red Western Wheat 1913 ceHAL
L0SD0H. July 6-4: nConss closed 93
United RTsTEeuty Soud dull At el stocks steady
Bhe ~. Illinois, 95t
LIIzEPOOI JAY S-4:0 lotion esed shade ssier Ma
ding Upands lad Mdding Orleans l2S
California White Wheat, 1918 centaL - - T.
LoNDoS july 6TaOS, AIS ewt Luseel OF arm Resaed
Petoeum 1854 gson quiet steady Ca
and aaoati No u Dutch Standard soat 98 per
Jaly 6-Peceum frn at 43i for Standard bite
FKlSKpoRr July 6-BFenng-UHited States Fyerwsuy ba ndf
closed at S6L for the issue Of 1861
PARIS Juy 6-BOurse quiet; Rentes 20 ~ 27c
HAyRk July KveunCot0n closed quiet for bota stock spot
and afOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

The skating rink on Clermont-ave.r Brooklyn
has been converted into pleasure garden much
bling Theo. Thomass establishment An orchestra under
the leadership of Harvey B. DOdworth gives nightly
openair concerts Trees have been planted pOtI
laid out arbors erected, and fountains but and these
limitations OF nature having been tastefuy made this
place really what IL pretends TO bee garden title
that often assumed by mixture Of Sheds lager been
tables. and impossible trees Last evening the fourth Of
series OF concerts took place in the presence OF large
gramme being unusually fine The finite solo by Edward
Butler encOred also the cOrnet solo Bright
Star Of Hope" by John Harvey, and many other seec
tt0ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

stances Of most unprovoked charaeteE Major hniEs
returning from his dfrner 70 Cfe once ana As ns
passed the corner Of Third and hapss Erny assaultec
him with billy Stunned and bewildered by me blows
Smith ran into the middle Of the street. ErDy Ioh3nl
before he reached the opposite SIDE %
the street. by this time Smith succeeded In drawing mn
pistol and pied TO shoot but the piston mssed nFo
Erny then jumped behind lamP-pOst, ana dravlng
large navy revolver fired az Smith, the shot taking tneG
Smiths leg He then started across the street ant
mOtoned r. Brown, who had by that tine reacnet
ground and again drew his revolver and Hired al DE
Brown the shot taking effect In bis breast, and pre-
ducing IL Is feared, mortal wound The affair Gauss
the mOst intense excitement here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
CAPTURE OF AN EXCURSION PARTY ON sUsPI
CInN OLE RENO EIIIRuSTERS.

. PHILADELPHIA, July 6.--The steamer Fire
Az formerly blockade runner, started Sunday morning
with large number Of passengers for pleasure excur
sion 10 Cape May and the Fishing Banks. Under the sus
melon that the passengers hlbusters" destined
for tho assistance of the Cuban insurgents she was
stopped of Chester on her way down the river by the
Revenue cutter who fred shot across her bows she
was brought back to tho NavyYard. and detained unt
Mouday morning when the authorities, becoming satls
fled thS no violation OF the neutrality laws wasintended
sho was released on the proposed excursion NO arms
larger than pistols were board, and her owner ad MS
ontfre family with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT "A MAN FALLS INTO A vAf
OF BOILING LIQUOR.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July GA terrible cas-
uay occurred at Dalton yesterday at the wooden fao
tory of Hawkins West & Co. young man named Alien
abOutS o'clock a. M, working at a dye vat fun
boiling liquor when by nishap, be tel In head
foremost. He the only person In the bIhding at th
dime. but managed crawl and reach his homo
where he lingered In great agony until O'Clock p ~
when death put an end to his sunftriDgs.
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sdstalnA6iHM

Sustained ID csequence heavy loss IN stock, 0nsie
ing OF mats caps. and furs Thence the flames spreA
tne premises stl beyond, the hardware of Mess
berry Thorne which was partially destroyed. Mot.
1ntt grocery store. j. Dunhams clothing house, and
lhofnes Photographic gallery were, with all of their
contents wholly consumed The total loss estimated
sss IMAM $4,000 Is largely covered by insurance in
o me store OF Messrs Pckel Ramsey found open
~ nS time OF the first discovery tho flames It Is in
ierred that the fire the inceDdary This Is
le largest lre that Plained has known years But
LOT the en- cheney OF the Fire Department the flames
"ouo not nave been confined as they were. |'..#
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
TIE SAN FRANCISCO AIR-sHIP.

SAN Francisco, July 6.-The trial OF the
model OF the arshp Avtor yesterday, is pronounced
success by The Times while The Alta says the perform
ance was something like failure. Tho wind blew 80
hard that IL was impossible to make the experiment IN
omen air so the trial was made under cover Inc snP
s an the Air and was propelled backward ana lorWaId
mud endcd I'm any desired direction by the steering ~
nnans n IA cnimed that the present Avltor IA not
Pttrion of success The principle has been developed
me scale OF It's machinery Is trhng-the engine ana
boilers weighing less than 100 pOnhdstha' us l"ho VI
socress would lie "A OF no surprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
MARINE MIsHAPs

As the sloop yacht w. S. Evans. Capt. White,
from Newport coming through He'll Cato yesterday
she struck on the Grdron and oapszed Sic was picked
up by wreekmasteF Brown, and towed to Tie foot Of
Eighty.siNthst.
the sehOoner Nellie Potter ashore Nigge-- Head.
Hell Gate, has her sterIpOst centerboard ana keel
started, and IL feet Of her cardboard streak
come up alongside. Wreckmaster Brown has engaged
the services OF L. r. Lowe, submarine engineer 70 stop
the leaks aud tho wreckinR steamer John Fuller 70
pump her out, and take her of the rocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE PRESIDENTS SUMMER ToUR-GEN. SHERMAN
IN WAsHINGTON--THR SOLAR ECLIPSE.

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
Mrs Grant aud children will probably commence thelr
Summer residence at Long Branch about inc Ioth Ist
There is authority for stating contrary 70 report tDat
does not contemplate an extended tour OF
prolonged absence from the capital during the summer
Gen. Sherman returned TO Washington TINS morning
from 81. LOUIS. 81, -, 49,.
10 observe solar eclipse OF August LETT TINS CITY WIN
their Instruments Monday evening for the vicinity OF
Des MONIES, Iowa. Professors VIM. Hardness, ana H.
Eastman the United States Navy have charge OF ts
meteorological and Astronomical work, ana the party
has been Joined by Dr. Edward Curtis, or the United
states Army, who Is under orders from the surgeon
Generals Department TO photograph In connection with
the observatory party the various phases OF me ec'e
Gen John COchrane has declined the appOlntlneut OF
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the WIN DISTRICT OF
NewYOrk No further action will Do taken VII the re-
turn OF Commissioner Delano to Washington meahWhho
Mfr Field will remain In charge OF the Ollcc.
WIN Penn Lloyd, Collector Of tho &lNth Pennsylyama
District has sent his resignation 10 take elect upon
the appointment OF his successor. -,
IL "A rumured here that Gen Van WycK, OF new orh'
viii soon be married 90 Miss Brodhead, lady OF Penn
sylyaua who spent tho last two or three winters III
Washington with the Hon d. NJ Van Auken, her DiOtheI
,niaN, Que OF the representatives from that state
I'm tie Interview Of Representatives. EDWARDS ana Slit
and Dr. Culver, OF Georgia, with the PRESIDENT on ~
day last the Macon Postmaster appointment was mercy
Mechanically mentioned by the President IN connection
with tho Augusta appointment, ana was not ha1tsa
ith which they interfered, way or the other inc
business which these gentlemen had with the PIesdeh
was not 20 ask tho appointment 70 OF tenoVal vi nny
man from office but tie use OF the OOyefuent
MIGRATORY buildings at Macon Georgia. TO tho state ng
rucutura Society forthe purpose OF the Agricultural "a
position next November l.. -..... a, -, 900
nv the accidental explosion Of quantity oil POWDER
four boys were fatally injured yesterday anu l"o onoiS
sqveF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
FIRE AT pLIINFIELD.

Yesterday morning, at II o'clock, flames were
dccvered in the dry goods store Of Messrs. Pckel
Ramsey in the village of Planhed, Nj. Tho Fire De-
artmcnt at once aroused at the scene OF ac
ton but before they succeeded in subdung the names
three buildings were DESTROYED ana cnod store In
which they arc said 10 havo originated. to inc nat st1Io
adioininR The proprietor VI this AAlhtpk IVIWu0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE NEw.HAMPsHIRE LEaIsLATuRE.

CONCORD, N. H., July Elm the Senate to.
day, the Usury BILL making 9per cent the legal rate
interest indefinitely postponed billpassea the
House tax all foreign insurance companies pei
cent their business done in this State. The enrs
county delegation have signed protest against charter
ing the Lake Shore Railroad and expressing condenct
In the Boston, Concord, and Montreal road
and that II II is interered with by unfrendiy egsla
this session II will finish the road 20 Join the Crane
Trunk road within it's chartered mits The House voted
10 adjourn Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CrScrSxAT Ohio July quiet; ssperfae $685. 30,
Extra 55a IS 40; Family IS 650S6 Wheat IS ID
81 90 frm 2d73c for MIed and 75e for White adj
vaneiuR and No. qus 10
No. 81 IS for No Whisky GRIN at 99e but Sc asked.
Poyisous que Mess PORK So So Bulk Shoulders 2i Rib Sides
Isle 6ie Clear sides l6c. Bacon quiet f14tc foe
Shouers for Rib sides se for Clear Sides Lard held a re
for City Cotton Mdng Exchange steady El00k
per cent discount Money still tight
July 6COtton nominal, Mngs 3l 639c sales
Of liz bales receipts. "a bales exports lJo bales Gold, I6
1901. NeN York Sight cent
VIII NrSsroS July 6Spihts Tupeutine, 3gc
Strained Crude TaTpenns steady TGrsteadT Cot
SaylssaH Ca yuy 6-COttos arn Mddings ala Receipts.
. bales Exports 92 balea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Margaret S. Worth, widow of Major-Gen
w J. Worth. died ST. Augustine, Fla, June 81, at the
residence Of her sonnlaw, Gen. sprague. She was In
her 10Th year.
Mr.. Carpenter, of the firm of John Cable ~
Co propretors OF the extensive laundry at Lafayette
n j. died yesterday OF typhoid fever at keysers Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
EXCURSION OF THE PHILADELPHIA LEDaEf
EMPLOYEES.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.---Mp, George w.
Chids OF The Ledger took 500 wceB, and chIdseI
to Atlantic City yesterday whee they spent the day
the new Excursion Eouse festivities ard bathing. Tbs
party included the employees and families al the agent
OF The Ledger IN Pennsylvania Delaware, New Jersey
and 50 men connected with the paper mill AZ Rlkto Nd
Tho cost Of the whole affair." which L. bopne by Mr.
Chlds fs estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
rwo YOUNG LADTEs DROWNED.

PORTLAND, Me-, July GA special to The
Advertiser from Booth Bay says party of young ladies
and gentlemen small boat, rowing from the schooner
Jossnhine syanton 20 NeuSe Island run down and
snnk nv the schooner Young Sultan Miss Greenlaw and
MIss CasWel were drowned The bodies have not been
recovered Two other young ladies were INJURED Dut
is hoped not seriously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE ATLANTA CoUNTERFErTyRs.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 6.--Turner (colosed), tn,
Postmaster at Macon Ca, released by the United
States Marshal last night and returned TO Maeea. The
women having in their possession tho United States
Treasury released $500 bond, after private
consultation between the u s. Marshal and some law
yers The whole affair will be xposeG in afew days ant
the guilty parties brought to trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
norrr p,rRyrD AT LAKE MAHoPAc.

LAKE MAHoPAC, N. Y, July 6-Thompsons
Hotel situated near the border OF Lake Mahopae, was
entirely destroyed by fire at2 o'clock this afternoon me
9 rigtuated IN the Kitchen and cansed, Is sup
nosed. by a defective stovepipe. All the guests num-
herring 200 were removed TO the neghbOrng hotels and
pronorly cared for The greater part OF the furniture
s an1 % loss "a estimated at $50 oOo and mostly
sTed by insurance The hotel was capable OF aeeomno
o6Oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
rnE uIrpsoN ctrY CMIEE or PoIIcE IN FIGnr.

some policemen were detailed on Saturday
r,cht % wellknown lager-bccr saloon, to keep the
neace during tho festivities OF chowder party the
chief of Police was present and became involved In
ouarrel with Alderman Hogan. The lie was passed PC,
fwcen them and the Chief struck the Alderman ln .ho
80 with his fist friend then took the Chei Dy inc
shnnIder and 20 prevent him from doing any iurthe
pushed him TO the other side OF the room Inc GniS
Merennon drew his pistol and snapped II AT Alderman
HOGAN hut it failed TO discharge. posse OF poneema
Tere then called to arrest the ehief pnt ne
trred against the Chief aud In few days no VIII nave
an opnortunIty 70 explain his conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

On and after tomorrow the day line Oh ssea at
hosts for Albany and Troy will leave DesDrossoss NJ
a. m instead OF 7 "a heretofore
At III o'clock last evening fire occurred IN
tho basement Of No 9C6 Broadway occupied W n"S"'o
q SCOTT DsmAgo ABOUT s2fs iRlT lnspreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

TWO EDITORS SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, July 6.-Ths afternoon
obout o'clock C. W. Brown and Major o. T. Smith. cd
ors md proprletors of The Saturday Erein0 Gazette,
were shOt by ErWIa s, EEpy. poNsspsDs un4sS sESa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

PymOuth Church Brcotp. Tuesday
lane b the W. Beechsr Abial Mills Bisgham Of Brook
n 80 Mss Nina daughter Of the late Dr. C. Cyphe Of Md
Fdseyille Ga No cards
Monday June IT, at The American
Erbasv Al Switzerland b. the Rev MI jenkins ChspAn 90
The British Embassy so June TO- at Toe Russian o1osen 20
Gs,ers sWrnd Michel de Far1Owsky Of Odesss Rassia 70
Jus dsashter Of the late George Oakley ESQ., Of EesYerL