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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-10
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF TINE Eastward = Express
arrives at Junction, 7:40 A. NJ; Colfax, 04O A. NJ;
Reno, 4:05 P. H.; Wadsworth, 610 p. NJ: Carlin.
T:50 A. NJ; Elko. G35 A. NJ; Promontory, 1000
r. M; Omaha, $40 P. NJ; Chicago, 4:l5 p. Il. /;
New York. G:30 AN.
RETURNlNG.-Exprcss Train leaves Prom:
ontory daily, 4:1o =. NJ arrives at Junction, 1890
THROUGH TINE GOING EAsT.-From
Sacramento to Omaha, days and Z hours; to
Chicago, 8 days and hours; to New York, Z
days.
leave Sacramento 6:30 A. N. and 2r:n.; arrive
$50 A. n. and $50 r. II. Leaves Marysyille $50
A. u. and 1910 A. NJ; arrives Junction T:30 4. y.
and 1890 p. NJ; Sacramento 1000 AN. and l:s0
THROUGH FARE REDUcED.-From San
Francisco or Sacramento TO Omaha. $50 23: to
st. LouiS 81 70; 70 Chicago, go 30; to New
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are run daily from Sacramento to Promontory.
Double Lower Berth, IS 90; Double Upper
Berth, Is 90; State Rooms, $l2 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
Isl SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave Sacramento
daily Sundays excepted at 900 Pm. Fare to
Omaha, &45 90; st. Louis, $45 70; Chicago,
Sl5 90; Now York, Ss5 co.
CHILDREN not over Twelve Q2) years OF
age, Half Faro; under Five (5) years OF age,
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (pcr adult
passcnger) Free. so Pounds Baggage per
child between and u years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 lbs.) between
Sacramento and Omaha currency S15 per 100
pounds. c. CR0CKER, Gen'l sup't.
August II. 1869. sel.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-10
mo- rHE LADIES.
DENTISTRY.
THH MARRIAGE RING.

HssAYs ON THE ERRORS OF YOUTH, ~ q
/ Y and tho FoLLlEs OF AGE, IN regard ,bo 20
SOCIAL EVILS, with certain help pod i0I latter iS
erring and unfortunate. Sent " sealcEw eMaGwnRA IRA
enysSPss Mss fFsS oI bea eaaF aFphisdalphia Pa
my3l-Sm
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
ETECTpICITN

To ne Edftor Of The TriSNne
SIR: A correspondent in your paper of Mon
day falls into singular error in making your editorial
on electricity subject Of complaint No patent covers
the ideas and principles forth in the article in ques-
ton; and this correspondent IN common with the public
generally Is entirely free to avail himself OF tine informa
ton contained therein to tho proper mode OF con.
structing and applying llghtningrods.
III Is notable fact that people who have patent
insulaors or insulated lghtnngrods to sell meet such
arguments Ouy by assertions that certain other
people and especially telegraph OPERATORS think light
nlng-rods should he insulated.
Constant iteration and assertion Of interested opinion
cannot diminish the force Of the seteydent statement
that nsuators only be effective in arresting the
sage from the rod to the building from the building TO
short distance which the rod sets off from the wall
ana hence that an insulated rod cannot silently with
draw the excess Of electricity from positively electrified
building supply the deficiency TO building negatively
electrified but necessarily permits the electrical disturb
ance induced within the building by the proximate
thunder cloud to continue and increase in intensity un
vi the discharge ~ lightning takes place, when the equ
hrium Of the building can only be restored by the ex
posOn from into OF the deficiency OF cleo
trGity required to give II its due proportion.
ota ndaTrs so ar Us tney operate a. ~ a O3er
storm the glass asenngs become wet and the rod then
Your correspondent is mistaken rs to the weight OF
opinion on this subject The views expressed IN your
editorial conform TO those Of the late DIR. William King OF
Boston and his present successor. William A. Orcut and
OF the late NJ Quimby Of this city, the father OF the
writer who made the subject lifelong study with pa
uen investigation. observation and experiment, and OF
Sir William Snow Harris of England. who is the recog
nlzed authority on the subject abroad
hghtningrods are extensively sold at wholesale 10
itneran vendors, and dealt IN sort Of specific
lghtnng-the very natural consequence ofwhich
+ their frequent failure afford protection. Success in
the business demands the exercise of Judgment founded
upon such acquaintance with the laws 0t electricity
aud thunder will enable the practitioner TO
determine correctly the nature and extent OF the expo
sure regards lightning. and to prescribe the appca
On OF lgtning rods according to the requirements OF
the particular building designed TO be protected Very
respectfully yours, EDWARD f. QUIMBr.
No. 81 TGTk-rOp. NeU- York
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
PERSONAL.

Gen. Kirby Smith is managing a Military
Academy at Newcastle, Kentucky.
Prof. Robert Won Schlagintweit, the Himal-
ayan explorer Is now in California.
DIR. James Moult1ie for many years Professor
OF Physiology IL the South Carolina Medical College, is
dead.
John G. Breckenridge has gone to Wisconsin,
where he owns great deal OF land in the northern part
Of The state
Prof. Edward Hitchcock Of Amherst College
has been elected corresponding member OF TIC hoJa
Historical Society Of Great Britain.i
Thomas c. Durant, after finishing the Pacific
Railway has gone TO Ogdensburg TO look after such
tuhe as the Saratoga and Ogdensburg Road.
Vice-President Colfax was IN town for few
hours yesterday on his way to a family gathering in
NewJsroey. Thence he is to go up to New'England.
Jean DOllfus the great manufacturer of Null
hausen France has given three million francs as fund
for sick and nhrm Workng0en, and TO educate poor
children
The woman cause has achieved victory in
Boston where Miss Emily Judsou Harris has been chosen
10 read the Declaration Of Independence at the Fourth
OF July celebration.
Sir Edwin Landseer appeared as a witness
IN London Police court recently IN case OF cruelty 10
animals and made an indignant protest asanse the BAR
oarous practice Of cropping dogs ears.
An English paper mentions that the sauguine
Mr. Reyerdy johnson On his arrival IN London took u
lease Of mlon for ye years at oxtravagant rent,
and when he home had 10 pay $4,000 20 cancel the
agreement.
hr. PendletOn was more seriously injured by
the recent cainsge accident than at first supposed
An ankle VS. dislocated spraned and other injuries
of painful character inflicted which viii coDhne
him 20 his house for several weeks
Grardin has true American appreciation
OF newspaper management lie declared al a meeting Of
Partisan Journalists the Other day. that the best policy
waste sell the papers at nominal price and depend
upon advertisements for the proRts.
Frederic AttenbOrough, for 90 years q private
n the British Dragon Guards died recently AT Noting
ham leaving legacy Of $4,000 10 tho London General
Hospital, in which he once a patient This hand
some the fruit Of 90 years small savings.
The Figaro corrects popular notion that
n Theirs y ,s the OF blacksmith His father was
an advocate Of Marseies his mother cousn Of the poet
Aud6 Chenler who persisted on the gulotine m 1893
she was a warm supporter Of tho Comte dc Chanbord
aud did not like her sons politics
The Marquis Of Butte having presented 26t
sOyereigns to the Pope. Dr. Cumming predicts that th
duration OF the Papaey earth viii be exactly tina
pambeT Qt years. II we knew at what date Dr. Camnin
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

ALsTYSROn Thursday morning Inae B. John A'Hs IL the SS'A
OF bis - t..t,., g.. .....a
Chapel the Holy Saviour Bast Twenty hth st
near Madison Thursday. June TO- at 81 O'Clock The
Temaus nil be taken ~ BasteheSer s0r iuternenL
nRIIa PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY June Rachel Ross Bell eldest
Of BENJAMIN aad Eleanor Bell of New1Ork Cty
Greenwood Cemetery for nerneut Car
gss N be waiting depot jersey City she ARRIVAL OF the
q. train on wednesday
BRRRIAN-Oa Tuesday morhhg, Jane ;, John Berrisn , .
Puusra No 63 Walst, on THURSDAY morning o'clock HIS
bends and aeqaAlutanees ASe Invited
RRATrYs-In wIAmsburs MSay Jane T. Maggie L. beloved
win Of BebL Beays daughter OF Nicholas Elizabeth
aeedas Years,9 9monhs Aad u days
me relatives y invited to attend the nner
from residence No 1 Tylortt Thursday at n Ocoek
=.
CURTIs-Iu this city, Tuesday, June Ihsr lingering Illness
Maria Blabeth os hd Si the late Thomas l0B, wife Of
Alfred l.. Carts
The relatives and an Of her adopted hihe late I'd
muud Smpsob invited to attend her mnerA Al the Church he
TanEurAoA RAst Tuoa hniht Nhhavs, THURSDAY
the Oth inst. a, IL O'Clock without further notice.
KIRKPATRICKIu Rroekyn Monday mOrnu, the 7ih as1
Josephine s., wife Of William Kirkpatrick. -,
and friends Of tie nlI respectful invited
the funeral the residence Of her huibAnd No
TharsdAy, the l0lh inst, at W o'clock
remains will be taken Philadelphia for int rnspt on Ae
| o., ~ train
MAXwELL-ou Tuesday June the residence OF DIS
dAsns ItAs 'pss 10 the fall TlauPa % 'a Aa' ASR'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

fixes the beginning of the Papacy great perplexity
would be of minds
From an old advertisement published in The
Georgia Journal Medgevile in 1919 it ia found that
William H. Seward was at that time Georgia scbool
master He is therein announced as "late from, Irnop
College, n y, from which institution he comes highly
recommended as Young gentleman Of good moral char
acter and distinguished industry and literary acquire
ments."
The Associates of Mr.. Myron II. Rocker
long connected with the office Of the Associated Press in
this CITY, presented him with magnificent gold pen on
the occasion OF his transfer to Albany where he takes
the agency OF the State and Y Associated Press Mr.
KoOkeI Is native Of Albany, and brother of Thomas
N hooker, the wellknown head OF the composing de-
psrtment Of THE TRIBUNE
MI. George Peabody, who arrived here YES
Uerday morning, will be warmly welcomed but ne can
hSrdy expect more cordial greeting than that with
"hlch The London ReCs parted from him. On the morn
ing OF his departure said George Peabody quits our
shores today a man honOred Of nations as the Door
mans friend II has been rumored that he leaves us
III broken health and for the last time We are glad to
know that he forth OF settled purposes to complete
great work of mercy already auspcousy carried on and
with the full intention Of returning, after time to
the land Of his adoption He is ever the almone of his
own bounty and having taken for the expend
ture Of s25OOO In dwellings for the industrial poor of
London he carries out TO America his added gift to en-
large the benencent operations Of the Freedmens Chill
dren'S Education Trust he departs Mr. Storey the
American sculptor is coming. bringing with him the
statue upon which he has been engaged for ~ months
ana before Mr. Peabody again among his image
Will be found upon its proper pedestal the city which
tors"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

eoous Immortality John Cse son o san 'sHe sou Wv nov
Henry Maxwell, 10 the 33d year of his age a.. sn
The funeral will take psee from the residence OF hs P 10 ~
East Thr inst st. al O'Clock on THURSDAY, yuoe ~ 10.
relatives nd friends Of the family. also the enesfs aso =
Abam Lodge No 20 sBd PacGe Lodge No ~ sno o. s'V
specially invited 20 attend
MTCHBLL-0n Monday morning. June1 Mrs Anna Mitchell we
Charles Mitch ell. aged 81 years 80. -,
dyl afternoon O'clock her late residence No. - "e Fy
fOurhst
RIPLBYAt Templeton Mass 90 Tuesday JaEe Mary Ripley red
Of James Ripley formerly merchant VI this % n the $50 geAr 81 ho
Indiana and Illinois papers pleaIs copy
WIGGNs-Ou Sabbath morning. June 1862 Joseph NJ Jsma
aud MARY Virgins sged mouths and 10 fsya
wILsoN-At Albany y Saturday JHss 1852 James WI
500. aged 81 years
The BE funeral Tbsrsd
afternoon o'clock residence OF ~ sORnaa, DaAa
Lahrop. No 7B Broadway, Albany.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
OBI1 UARY.
EDMUND TROwBRIDGE DANA.

Fdmuud Troybridge Dana died at his fathers
bose in Boston, on the 18th OF May last aged nearly
eors Rorn in Cambridge the home OF his ancestors Tor
too centuries he did not choose Harvard as the insu
ton In which 10 finish his education, but entered the
Iruiyersity Of Vermont which the DISTINGUISHED
James Marsh then presided he was @ Pioln,,nhen' ,h
schoar thrOu ghOut his course ana gave promise heH
d en- his Studies at the Cambridge Law SCHOOL, OF tDat
nice balance and adjustment Oi neuIaI l9"el |
sn fuly shown IN his future career He enteIeu tle
ogice ~ ms brother Richard ii. Dana, jr, as part
ner and showed thorough mastery t1c" Ol Im d" bri
science. and marked aDhS ni,,matelY m eansed his
dce manifested itself, and he was oDhgcd 10 give
general practice He then went 10 Germany ~ s'u5 @
61noau Evil law and kindred studies In history ahu
iinsonbv intending to return and try the lhdeI pray
lice OF our equity courts e sIuaeu CT{ I rcraeDed
berg where he obtained the hlgoSS oUered bis health
i'm Europe eight years, but never IeCotoie bi nrn
and was Obliged 10 give up al nope o % from
fession While he was aproad anneoTed in
his letters OH public subjects Oceasiots5 b aid ont
n,ercan i0lrnals After his return IN 1850 nc u OS
Mans Tor translang some valuable GERMAN , wNhs aud
rontribung something OF his OVID on tios ~
Ud nnlitical philosophy. Small PORTIONS OF
Ills tranglatOns have appeared ~ Sud ~ Won MohI
had prepared translation ol Pile lie oTk became slower
and more prequent rs his sickness huva%ioou % t dn,S
The last two years be had abandoned al Dpe VI ,e hs
my Ria cditibg WbeaIOn's international Law, most
ortnnt asSjstancc showing the clearness anu
@ - 30 ,nemory OF anthOrs and topics ana bls
os o 81 the whole field OF discussion Dseasc'
while II rendered the concentrated anu e. scone
tiOn Of his mind tmpOsslDle. he'e' '
quality, or cOmprehensNehess. -.
NJ + w DODGE. a well known lawyer OF TINS
it d,ed on saturday last at Verona sprlnEs Onriu
Co1ty n y Mr. Dodge was porn IN Oneiua or a. JatI
Y and a years OF age a. Iao S s an npght and
heIt man and as a conscientious ana abie Ia"yeI' ~
remains were buried at WestmoTeland'
Michael J. Bergen Trustee OF inc t9wn o,,car o ~
Morrisana since its @ eaps and also menbe
Of the Commission laying out the ne"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY AND SICK PRIs
ONERS

Susan Wagner was arrested last evening on
charge OF intoxcaton and was taken to tho sprngst
police station She was after taken with conVuF
sops, and Police Surgeon Sutton being called pro-
nonnced her in very dangerous condition. nnd ordered
bor removed 10 Bellevue Hospital Capt Gaflano satSu
Tat in accordance with the recent order Issued by
snperintendent Kennedy, directing that no prisoner
5P,ib he cent TO "A hospital except commitment
s magistrate he was prevented from so doing He
however, called on Inspector Jameson at Police Head
urters and requested permission to remove the pa
It ta nelleyne Hospital The Inspector said he had
no authority grant the request Finally IN Wow p
~ ~ rgency OF the case, Surgeon sutton said he would
- tbe responsibility Of ordering the removal OF ho
n,an and an ambulance having been telegraphed Ior
',r "ome DELAY the woman taken TO the Hospital
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

The Olympic COterie will hold picnic this
afternoon evening at East River Park foot OF Eighty
fOurth-st.
Wendell Phillips has written letter to the
Bosfo Jrnrer opposing tho plan recently reported by
portion OF the School Committee Ot that CITY 10 aDOSh
tho Public Latin School.
The Roman Archbishop and the several
priests in charge OF churches in this diocese held COun
an last week and considered many questions OF impor
tance TO the priests and the faithful In general
The steamship Volunteer, from Wilmington,
~ e. arrived yesterday in tow Of the steamship Ianlta
reports that ut the vessel struck on the bar
at Inlet and he obliged to throw overheard
several barrels OF naval stores IN order tnat tho
vessel might be hauled of the bar, which was accom-
pshed next day. The hull and machinery OF the Volun
teer are but slightly injured
The third exhibition at the New-IOrk Veloci-
pedo Academy took place last evening before very
large audience. Many ladies present. Among the
noted yelOcipedists Frank Swift, the Pickering
brothers. Charles Merrill Abner s. Brady, 3lr Stearns
and Master Augustus Frohman After some fancy riding
by Messrs Beckwith. Carlton, and Carpenter game or
tag" and ludcTous exhibition OF the nrst Yeloclpede
10y "A gentleman dressed in English costume OF the
eighteenth century the feature OF the eyenngthe
races The first was halfme run, 13 times round the
ring for a silver medal Nine riders entered-al Doys
Two OF them broke when making the last time. Inc
prlZe was won by Master Ernest Marx, who made his
half mile In l:57i The next race was also haiiInle
stretch for boys gold medal being the prize nine
amateurs rode two OF whom ruled out Tor three
fouls and one broke the being by Mr. Paschal
In l:5l The last for veocpede ana some ol
the fastest riders the city contested There were sx
entries but four fell aud gave up the contest Mr.
w III. Pickering made the best time-i;46t MI Daring
made the half mile In 1911.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
FIRE IN PEARL-sT.

Last evening fire occurred on the third
moor OF No 1858 Pearlst. occupied together with the
FOURTH by Messrs Whitehead Bro, manufacturers Of
paper boxes. That and the adjoining building No $780,
considerably damaged The first floor md hsseuoit
OF No 1853 are occupied by Franci, H. Briggs desIer in
metals loss on stock by water. $500 Tho second door
Is occupied by Bourne & Co. printers. loss sl nOo
efessrs. Whitehead Bros loss amounts 10 $500 f1e
yth floors O Nos 355 and 800 occupied by Deucer
Bay CO.. manufacturers or paper boxes; loss 5000
The drs floor OF No $50 is occupied by A. Lsson dealer
lcsther; loss $780, The second and third floors are
occupied by T. Hess, manufacturer OF paper boxes osa
sOO The buildings owned by Robert Morris and are
damaged to the amount Of $1,000 All the above Losses
are covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, 1860

tive members OF the Board Of ManageVs OF this Assoce
on IN pursuance the proysnns OF the tenth section
OF oL sara act After lengthy discussion the act was
ADOPTED aud the meeting adjourned.
La DELEGAIlONS IN THE METHODIST CHURCH
a meeting was held in the Union-st, New
ara Methodist Church last evening. to consider the
question OF lay representations the oounses the demo
minaton There was very large congregation pre vent
1u n lnciuded many cergymen beside tina pastor, tho
rev D. Atkinson. Gen. RnnyOn made earnest speech
against the proposed "innoy and Mr. C. North
ably advocated the reform
Az inc DnaneSt. Methodist Episcopal Church, now
located IN HudsOnst, the subject OF lay dele
gaton was taken last evening with the following result
IN favor, IL opposed to- g.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
DoNRSTIC MARKETS.

R,rrNoRx Jane s-Coton MdlingS, Ole Flour du de-
snd light prices unchanged Wheat steady prime to choice VALLEY
Red Fair Good 81 2SG p 40 Corr hrm prime
white s8agOc g86 Oats 6m al 7g13lo for hight and
5e heavy Rye nominal at 81 JoG - FOVsons hFm and un
changed whisky fat at 81 ANN oo.
oRLElS June 8Cottou has advanced lc hding 29s
.,is O bales receipts 357 baes 261 bales Gold ll
Sterling Exchange l5 SesiGk sight EIehns per cent discount
"a So Corn scarce AZ 81 TO- Oats leIJ Bran 81 23 Bacon
Sboulsr nIci Clear Rib l8c; Clear Sides Bie Lar-Ieree
ialc ksR 2ud9Olc SngsrCommon 9ldici prime, lJ 1IJ4
MssPermeutng IS 5d6nc Whisky unchanged Soaee unchanged
100 bales aeI the yesterdays receipts s1 bales exports ss
bales An. nj. *
n, s.ued Crude Turpeutae 7OG Gs2 go Tar ~ - Cot
tor 27ldl8c for Mddlug Jplanda . a. -, -, ,oo -.
~. hale
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
RAID ON THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF GLEN COVE.

A number of the more prominent and wealthy
resds sDts OF Glen Cove L. T., have organized an assoea
tion with the ayowed purpose OF breaking up Illicit
whisky SAops The vOatOrs OF the law, when arrested
are taken before Justice and upon confession or con-
vction judgment " suspended providing the party pro
misses TO give up business During the past week, IL OF
the licensed aud unlicensed liquor dealers OF een Cove
and neghbOrA0od have been Overhaued by te CITIZENS
and complaints Withdrawn against IL, pledges to REIN
qnish The business sell strictly according % cense
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
INTERESTING TO NEw.RoCHEILE PROPERTY
OWNERS

Mr.. Jacob Carpenter, New-Rochelle, having
,ed 10 improve the sidewalk in front of hs premises
o dreced by the Trustees the work was done by the
corporaon and the property assessed for the expense
trrea Mr. Carpentor obtained injunction restrain
ne Collector Mr. Jesse COlebrOOk from collecting
c ease came up before Justice Barnard OF the
mt M BroOklyn on Monday. Edward j. Porter, esd
NOsred for the village auho rites. and Messrs Nellsoh
epet and Pse for Mr.. Carpenter Az the close OF tSo
Iustce barnard rendered his decision 10 Inc
% bat Collector cannot 10 restrained from entDrc-
enc be nnynent of an assessment when rightuly aid
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE GEIMAN LANGUAGE IN THE JERSEY CITY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Board of Education of Jersey Cay nave
.soved 10 introduce the German language into the pub
c soAools The classes will be composed OF pupils "ho
hav, reached the grade OF secopd class In the Grammar
sarment or applicants who eau pass an e1amlhatioh
w ,Se same grade The course Of study s 10 Dc te same
IS IN other departments Of Dse grade EXCEPT Ssn be-
.rting spelling, grammar, and composition shAl 70
nght In German In the evening schools 10 Do oenNo ~
en- October competent Gp rman English lnstrnekos arr 70
ha enIployed To teach English to German anu German W
Eng.h nupls Tho &C Il Is estimated ntt5Oo per an ~,
~ t"acers books pld stationery, The whole cost VI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
ANNUAL EXAMINATION AT WEST POINT.

WEST PoINT, n. w. June s.-The examination
NJ te Graduating Class concluded to-day The clos
inc exercise was cavalry tactics nearly every member Of
the class acqutng himself credtably In the afternoon
pontoon dill took place on the river, and was very
Inv tbc 18th The President and Gen. Sherman are e1
neeted tomorrow night There Is great throng OF pe0
ne here and expected that tho number OF VISITORS
I he considerably augmented In view OF the eIpected
arrival OF the President Gen Sherman and other dis
fiugulshed officers of the army.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

nUyCiN-HORIET-A Hoboksn TUESDAY, NAY rs by the Rev.
Leopold Mon Gsorse Dgucsn Of jersey City Adele Houei oi
the above place.
MKRRIrr-CooLRY-o Thursday, May a. by the Rev H. watt
ID r. Merritt F only daughter the Rev James H. Oooy
both Of this city go
pRIRCR-PlULKHBR-O wednesday the 25h uls at Boydne
near Mlr,iasburg Va By the Rev d. Hanson Chsues IL
Perce City Of York 10 Sae Penaeon fAuAue
OF the Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner
RAYMOND MRssENKoPEIu BROOKLYN. Sanrisy Jgne BY
e Rev A. j. Canaed Raymond Of " u 10 Josephlne Mes
senkops Of Brooklyn
ATHBWs-Prvsiey Brookyn on Tuesday JIneS g
lie Rev Ieury StOns. J. C. NJ Smith OF CshandaBA " L.
Mar j. eldest daughter Of the late John Mathews
Tuesday jane tue Church the lncar
nation bv the John Cotton Smith Mr 'has u "sson
and Miss Bmma NJ. daughter Of Francis Leland esq
WINTRRTONGIIPI-At Clifton, /, on uesiV June y 6y tue
W. Bellows. ID. D., Wilam d. Nm'eIoh 10 heleh
daughter VI Samuel s. Shpin