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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-08

ID i;lries Tor ISL at
GRIEFEs Bros.
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Oyster and Clam Stews. those old fasl
ioUed onps, at Eoncner's
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10 LET.

For Bale. Socisls. Meetings. &c, the ball
opposite the Rochester House and over ii
Is arncr's flour and feed store. Apply To
poy, Soft ii. WARNER.
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WALL PAP.ii
at GRIFFEs BROS.
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House For Sale,
II. f. BLIEGH.
Oil Exchange Hotel.
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BIRDS. The best Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds IN the oil regions are to be
had ar
noy7-tf. J. W. BEATTI'S.
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Derrick Stoves al
NICHOLSON & BLACKMON's.
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Oysters by the quart al oucners.
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Nicholson u Blackinon cannot supply the
hone trade. ocGtt.
The largest assortment of PGrlor and
Cooking Stoves may bc iuand Il; Nicholson
4 Bluckmous.
Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered in Petroleum Centre ut
GAFrNEy's.
We defy Competition in Buck
skin Cloves! We know what we say when
we assert that We can and do sell the best
of Buck skin Gloves cheaper than any other
place in town. HAMMERS & ALDEN.
WALL PAi':R
at GRIFFEs Bros.
Oysters by the quart al oncners.
All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Mofiats oak stock, and
warranted, NJ J. K. Kron's.
WAL PAPER
at GR,rYEs BRos.
Having added TO my iaIg" stock. | ON
now ready TO supply Scotch Whisky. Jamni
C. Rum and all other Imported goods at
New York prices.
novl2 IT, OWEN GAFFSEY.
Miler's Camphor Ice, the best In the
market. at GRfFFEs Bros.
nOvl9-lm.
Millers unrivaled Worm Confeciious,
warranted at GRlRFEs Bros.
| with reservoir, at Nicholson il Blaekmon's,
agents for the same.
oysters.
Just received fresh tub Oysters and shell
! CLANS al l. Vouchers sepl7.
| Buy The "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
| in Titnsville expressly for the OF conntty
| adapted TO all kiads OF weather, at J. T.
| Kron's. al2-tf
| Now is the best time to lay in n winter
supply of hard coal. Coding,on d Corn
well are the men to buy from. sJnne 2su.
| Oyster and Clam Stews. those old fash
ioued onps. at Voucher's.
| A. 8 Smith bas INST retnrned from the
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes, ,
oci5-tf.
Ladic. oyster saloon :
Up stairs over Vouchers Restaurant. Wash.
ington St. Petroleum GENRE, Pa. Ladies'
are invited to call. sept 2S.
| Derrick Stoves al
NICHOLSON & BLACKMON's.
BIRDS. The best Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds IN the oil regions are to be
had al
noy7-tf J. W. BEATTY'S.
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Mrr Aycuory SuJCrpE OF A FACTORY GIRf.--The
North Vassaboro correspondent Of the BAH tMe.)
Times tells Of melancholy case OF suicide IN that
are named MISS Carrie Thompson, who belonged in
Alpion. 1t appears that about two years ago MISS
Thompson became engaged TO be married to man,
AM, the day OF their nnptals Was liked. me man
broke his promise and married somebody else.
Ever since then Miss Thompson has been IN low
last MONDAY afternoon che took small doe OF
arsenic, which had no effect In the evening she
took an overdose OF the same poison which, however
morning. Every effort was made to save her NE,
but Miss Thompson who had her senses oitcn ex,
die. she left three farewell letters, one addressed
10 her parents, and the other TWO to friends. she
had also made preparations IN the way or burlala
pare AZ the time OF her death she was al 0per
alive in the North vassaboro Manufacturing Com
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GENERAL NOTES.
Ripe peaches In Macon. Ca, on the isth INST
TWO thousand dollars Is the price Of kiss in Bal

Ripe peaches In Macon. Ga, on the i'th inst.
Two thousand dollars Is the price Of Kiss in Bal
tmore.
The Passport Me.) Sentinel says that crops OF all
Kinds look unusually promising In that vicinity.
mig az Sparta NO., has rooted up So, 600 in gold,
which the owner buried during the war and forgot.
"Root, nog, or die"
sturgeon measuring seven feet nine inces and
weighing 200 pounds captured lately at the falls,
above the covered bridge, at Biddeford Me.
The Mississippi Central says that General Forrest
has nearly one thousand lrisnme IN at work on the
Memphis and Selma Railroad neIr Columbus.
The Rifle Brigade is TO remain in Canada until
October There is q 'Tihe brigaden In Robson
councy n c., which the peaceab.e inhabitants are
anxious TO get rid OF as soon as possible.
The Belfast Mel Jouraa, says that o big haul OF
salmon was made on Saturday week IN Verona con-
s!sting OF twenty.seven splendid fish. One Oh them
weighed tweniy-sevcn and half pounds.
Wildcats are making fearful havoc with the sheep
IN Western Bluenill, Me- Many OF the farmers nave,
since shearing them, lost more than fifty per cent
OF their docks. Here's useful field Tor sportsmen'
! Several men from New York, friends OF the Lime
/ Rock fMe.) Bank robbers, arrived in Belfast lasi
week with view to battling out one or more or them.
III Journal says IL II Is done 1t VII! be ny deposlmg
J cash " securities
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inson. Chapen, Burslett and Lewis. and Mrs Hutch

inscn. Chapen, Bartlett and Lewis. and Mrs. Hutch
ins0n MISS Todd and Miss H0ibrOok
That which Afforded the greatest entertainment
was mock trial OF Mr.. Beecher who had come over
from his country residence II Peekskll TO spend the
day with his friends. Mr.. Beecher was taken into
custody While on the boat, late IN the afternoon, ny
Captain Duncan, and arratgned before q crowded
court held on one OF the pretty gades OF the island
The Judge was the Rev. Mr.. Galiiger, and the jury
was made up OF ladies ant gentlemen, Mr. Camp act
Ing ~ foreman MI. Beecher who was utterly uncon
scous OF having committed any offence, was charged
By the prosecuting attorney Mr. Sherman, with
having gone over to the Church OF Rome
long ind .ctment was read but In substance this
was the charge and In PROOF Of IT Q number OF wit
nesses, prominent members in his own c0n9rega-
ton, testified to this fact. The strongest evidence
was, however, the production OF photograph OF
Mr.. Beecher, officiating at the altar OF q komsh
church arrayed IN the full cannon!cals OF Roman
Catholic priest. Mr.. lockwood. the photographer,
OF Brooklyn. who had produced the photograph,
gave evidence to the identity OF the por-
trait. Mr.. King appeared as counsel FOR the
distinguished defendant, and did the best ne
could for his client. The jury, however, without
leaving the box, found the defendant guilty, ana the
Judge passed the very capital punishment OF ORDER
ing the six lady jurors TO kiss the pastor OF Plymouth
church, O punishment that was so highly esteemed
by the delinquent that he astonishei the court Dy
asking for the empanelling OF an0incr jury.
The .'shades Of evening"" were on their way and
the court adjourned TO the boat, ana tho party
arrived at Martins wharf, Brooklyn, about eighi
O'Clock, owing nearly all the enjoyment that human
ty had any control OF to the unwearred exerfion OF
Captain Duncan.
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grown DIAMaSDS.


THE Princess Editla OH the Warpath-fhc
Chlgnoms of the Female Brokers in Danger.
The sad romance OF the Princess Edtha's late ca
reer which has so long been the FL Dorado in which
impecunious Bohemians Of the press have revealed,
now begins to assume tangible II not commonplace
form Henceforth facts viii take the place Of specu
lation and the interest hitherto dissipatcd over
multiplicity OF vaguely interesting points VIII be con.
centaed on tie issue between the illusrious foreign
damsel and the fair and famous financcrs and deal.
ers in fancy stocks who hold double-oarreiied
sanctum In Park row and Broad street.
Yesterday afternoon the Egyptian Temple IN Centre
street. which has received In its time 30 many anesis
OF nOtoriety, Welcomed through Its grand portals
THE GRACIOUS "rRlNCEss"
Edtha, Of Bavaria, descendant OF long Inc Of kings
and Of Lola Monte1. OF medium stature WIN y. iair
skin, dark hair and slender figure sne was , AZ
with guipure trimmings, and wore "a q taIt
With every token OF profound respect by the
sergeant In waiting she was escorted 10 tne pres
ence Of his Honor Judge Dowme, I"n ae,
ance OF embarrassment, made an anluavis, oi Which
the following Is the substance -,
the 2etl oil May last. she had deposited Win MRS.
Victoria q. Woodruff, and Mrs. Tcmie 2: Cianin ner
partner doing business as MI "a rnad iie
THREE DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGS, A.,
valued at $4,000, and currency amounting 10 the
sum of s., coo. The Princess dcposed tnat as the
time or n1aking the deposit she had stated to Mrs
woodruff that She was led to take the step by reason
OF her differentiation to necdlessly expose valuable
property to the peril Of loss in travelling: on de
nanding return OF the Jewels and moneys recently
she had been met by refusal TO surrender tnen ane
a denial OF tile fact OF deposit. She asked OF Judge
Downing In view OF the facts set forth III the amdavi
that q warrant be issued against the firm OF WOOD
hull Claim on the cnalg Of larceny. Judge DOW
Ing with his usual chlvairous action, desna.chcu
| messenger to No. "A Broad street, with re
unest that the ladies appear before him for hearing
at two p M. tomorrow and the Princess, on the as
surance that she should receive full Justice rom IN
| republican court retirel TO her carrage
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BEECHER's PICNIC.

Excursion to Iona 1stand-NEr. Beechcr
Tried by His Church and Found Guilty
Of MISUNDERSTANDING Proofs Of His
Guilt.
Yesterday the annual excursion Of Plymouth
Church SABBATH School came OFF under circunl-
stances that greatly contributed to render 1t plea
SAINT memory to al who had the privilege OF taking
part In 1t. The weather was all that could be de-
sired: the ride up the Hudson in the noble steamer
sunny Side was the unfolding OF q panorama OF
beauty and the location selected for the picnic
namely, Iona Island, opposite Peekskill-was
admirably chosen. with this combination Of adven-
titous circumstances 1t only needed that those who
formed the festive throng should have disposition
to make things pleasant This condition was fully
complied with and therefore all went merry as a
marriage bell.
The Sunnyside was well filed with grown people
Of all ages and Of both sexes, children being In the
minority and as this steamer will take 24oo persons
comfortably 1t may be safely reckoned that 200 ex-
cursionists made up this party.
All that Is beautiful and worthy OF note in ride
up the Hudson is too well known to need any por-
| traying The banks Of the Hudson could not have
been seen to better advantage than yesterday, and
no point Of interest TO the behoder was lost for Mr.
| 8. NJ. Beach assigned to himself, with an urbantty
: that is well worthy OF imitation, the pleasant duty
|
| stonists, pointing out Irving's Sunnysde as Q
bright spot on which the bright sun shone and Sing
| Sing as a substantial warning to evil doors.
| Iona Island is In the immediate neighborhool o
hood and field that is made classic by the RevOiu
tionary war--the scene OF Arnold's treachery ant
Andres weakness in the great fight for American
| independence. 1t Is a small island lying clos
| against the shore between Fort Clinton and tn
northern base Of Dunderberg. 1t is about 400 acre
In extent, although this includes marsh Of SOM
200 acres between 1t and the main land. There
enough land, however, to accommodate a very larg
party and few situations In the nelghborhood arc
| admirably adapted for picnic.
| Under the outrageous shelter OF green trees, ant
speciaHy or fruit trees, the eXcurs0nists, on the
arrival, grouped themselves into .awn partles,' 70
the mastcation Of the contents Of swollen baskets
containing every description OF creature comfort eS
cent intoxicating liquors. which, by tacit consent
were completely ignored.
When this more material part'ol the proceeding
was over group of gIee singers, from the choir {
the church. sany admirably an excellent selectto
or part songs and glees. This group was maue u
OF Mr. Henry Camp the leader OF Plymouth cnoir
Mesers. lockwood, Ackep, ELLIOTT Holbrook, Hutc'
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CouaT CALENDARS. THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Part 2-BefOre Judge
Brady.-Nos 446, 1920, 1910, 1856. 438 1925 1880,
1885, 184s eao 1642 1e46 1884 $685. 1858, 1885, 1882
1864, 1865 1868
nardNos. 49, 16, 81 81, 1873, 173, l76. 49, 1885, 1885,
Call 1877
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part I.-Bef0re
Judge Spencer-Nos. 1879, 1885, 1915 1922 1873 1909,
1859. 735s, I7, 1891, 1859, 1865, 1916, 2029, 2033
Part 2.---Before Judge Barbour.-NOs. 2218, 1880,
2236, 2242, 1885, 1858, 1854 1903 2244 400, 2240.
COMMON pLEAs--Part 1.-Before Judge Loew.-
Nos 556, $40, 293, 70s 794, ASH 90s, $40. 900, 9o
99s, geo, 1000, lO0l 1902.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM,-Part 2.--Before
Judge van Brunt.Nos. s74. $40, 92, 341, 9S2, SIT,
s54 es1, 9ss, $50, 900, 9g1, 992. 933, 994.
MARINE CoURT-part l.--Before Judge Curtis
os. l423 43, 534 l40o 1920 1866 1853, 1876 1477,
1904. 1910, 1884, 1887 1888, 1910. Part 2.-Before
Judge A!ker.-Nos 7o9 1906, 1223 1869, 1413, 1855,
l45G, l46l 149c, 1914, 1543, 1914, 15i5, 1861.
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material that the failure OF the Jury 10 include IN
terest In the aggregate OF their verdict was mate
rial 80 long as interest perfectly allowable; that
In cases OF mere tort, such as assault sander &C.,
no interest was recoverable, for want OF nxcd eie-
ment OF damage, but that where the damages were
ton or by reference 10 established values, interest
coud be allowed; that In this case, as the damage
claimed and allowed was the valnc OF certain stock
lost by the plaintiff as 10 which evidence mad been
admitted, II came within the rule and the jury had
a right TO allow interest. He therefore denied the
motion, with costs.
Luther r. Marsh for the motion; George W. VIM
Qate opposed
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
acknowledgements Wednesday, June % at ST.
Georges church, Flushing, H. l., by the Rev. !. Car
nenter Smith ID. D.. CLARENCE s. BROWN to Mrs.
MARY e, NORRIS, both OF New York city.
QocNEY--MAHER. On Wednesday, June %, at st.
Francis xavier's church, MyRoN A. COoNEY to
MARIE +. MAHER, both Of this city.
CHRIsToPHERsEN - ScHMIDT - On wednesday,
June %, at st. Marks church. Brooklyn, f. p,
ANTON CuRIsTOPHERsEN, OF Norway, TO LIZZIE NJ,
daughter Of the late w. +. Schmidt.
GAISEs-JUDD.-At oneida, on Tuesday June q,
by the Rev. f. f. Judd assisted by Rev. George ID.
Baker. STANLEY GAINES, OF Hawlev, Pa, to MAR
gARErTE b. JUDD eldest daughter Of the ohicatn9
Clergyman. No cards
KNIGuT--HEATH--At South Norwalk, conn., on
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SUPREME CIRCUIT.
Action Against An Insurance Company.
Jp1. Df9tt

ActlOM A2afNHt Nh InsUEuHcc CUHITVHys
Before Judge Pratt.
Leerts Vlllidns Us. The Mechanics ana Traders
Fire Insurance co. Of Ne,c YorE.-The plaintiff
brought suit to recover 1900, the amount Of policy
upon portion OF his stock Of silk destroyed by fire at
Nos oo7 and 500 Broadway, New York, on the 31s of
January 1868. MIR. Williams valued his entire stock
at between $4,000 and $4,000. and on the 18th of
800. Against three Of these companies ne has
obtained verdicts for the full amounts claimed ana
he now sues this company to recover the amount Oh
the policy from them as stated above.
Tic defence was That the plaintiff had fired the
premises or caused the same to be fired, and tnat
therefore they could not be held liable. Some kero-
sene oil was found in his establishment at the time,
and he claimed that he was suffering from cuta.
neous disease contracted on General Banks Red
River expedition during the war, and that by the
advice OF friend lie an0inted his body with the Oil
for the purpose Of curing himself
The case IL stu on.
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pN7Ep STATES COMMISSIONERS cauaT-is BANKRUPTCY
SUPREME coUaT-clacu.T-pAsT 2.
singular Loss of Identity.
Before LnAge Brady.

Nathan W. C0adict, Jr IS. James van B,ven.-
The attendant contracted with the plaintiff for the
construction or q machine for COMPRISING peat to
be used as fuel. The machine was completed and
delivered TO the defendant, and bill for $626 40
presented Tnis was refused to be paid, and suit
was instituted TO the cost OF the work done
Yesterday the case came up for trial. The defence
claimed that Mr. Van Buren, gave the contract as
president Of peat company and was not person,
aily RESPONSIBLE Tor the payment 1ne Court charged
the mry that II they found the defendant really gave
fne Contract they should ind Tor plaGtlf II, on the
other hand they believed he acted Tor The company
they should give judgment for defendant. The Jury,
alter short deoeraJon gave verdict for plaihtln
IN the sum Of STOP %.
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GIRLS EYE PUT OUT BY STONE THROWING
A Young girl Of very prepossessng appearance,
daughter OF MIR. J. ID. Dion, In Desosses street. long
in the Provincial steamship ONCE, was struck III
the face with o stone this morning anu mad one OF
the street. and the lads were, as usual, petig eacil
other, without regard TO the passers-by --Gtteoec
Mercury. June H.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnation Of Property,
BEFORE Indne BENEDICT.

Before Judge Benedict.
The Marshal yesterday made returns OF process in
the following cases.
The United States one gray horse wagon, har
ness and five barrels of Spirits seized the street
on the 7th inst. for violation Of the revenue laws.
The United states VS.. one bay horse, wagon and
harness and five barrels Of spirits, seized on the
street on the same day.
No claimants appeared, and on motion Of Assis-
mt District Attorney Allen the property was con-
demned and ordered to be sold by the Marshal.
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somHps pLsAs-1alll Tsam-pAaT 2.
Judgment by Default for sixty thousand
Dollars.

Dollars.
Before Judge Loew.
7aogtas gtjphg as. Eze1ie1 s. Loch'tcood.-Ihe
nlotntifY VINO is q brother OF Senator Murphy, OBJ
famed from the war Department during the war
contract FOR large quantity OF army blankets. He
then made bargain with the defendant 10 furnish
INN with the blankets, making an agreement that
they should be or certain quality The delendant
delivered portion of the contract whlcn was ound
10 be SO inferior IN quality that the government would
net accept them. lie then refused 10 Take any
further amounts OF blankets from the DEFENDANT apd
look them elsewhere. lie claimed 10 nave iost
ant for that amount. Yesterday the case came mp
for trial. hut, the defendant did not put IN an ap-
pearance the Court ordered o verdict FOR plaintn
for So go.
Important Prnciice Decision-Eaect OF Sealed
Verdict.
Et,uord Il. arnold Us. John H. Rober,son.--On the
trial Of this case In May, 1869, sealed verdict was
rendered by the jury for the p ann ror 81 500 aud
interest from January 25 1861 No objection was
made at The time, and the Clerk entered the verdict
for the aggregate OF principal and interest. Luther
r. Marsh for. the defendant, now moved TO set
aside the verdict and for new trial. upon the ground
thai the verdict had not been properly announce d
by the Clerk; thatt was Irregular In not mcludin
tho interest in the amount found by the jury, an
lastly because the action being for ne1lgence, q
professonaI employment was not one IN which int.
rest was recoverable George w. Wlngate Tor the
plaintiff, contended that the verdict was properly
annOunced; that the form In which ~ was rendered
beipq one which only required computation
was sufficiently certain, and that even
waa not, as the Intention OF the jury was Clear
was ccuclusye; aud finally that he action Wa, OF
Tor breach OF coHact In which interest was proper
allowable. The Court held thas as the yerulcl WI
IN writing ana signed ny the jurors the question .
sheiDs. J. was correctly announces oF hot WE ~
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.
Alleged Theft in tie Navy Yard.

Before Commissioner Jones.
Edward Duty, an engineer in the Navy Yard, was
arrested yesterday on the charge Of having stolen
q quantity OF composition metal from the yard. He
was taken before Commissioner jones' when he
waived examination ana was held TO ball In the
sum OF 5000 to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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Police Trials.

number OF policemen were tried yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Manierre but the only case hav
ing public interest was that Of Sergeant Lucien p.
Field OF the Fifth precinct. From The evidence 1t
appeared that the night OF the 18th Inst. Mrs. Ann
Slavn was sitting her stoop at No 4so Washn gton
street, when her daughter Mary, agel four years,
who was with her, was struck in the face
by nrecracker thrown by some careless
boy and very severely wounded. She instantly Went
with the child i'll her arms TO several drug stores In
search Of relief for it, but without success and was
finally sent to the Leonard street police station by
policeman whom she met, and there found Sergeant
Field In command, and asked him for surgical aid
for her child Field carelessy answered that their
graphing for him finally sent the woman out
with an Offcer in search OF Dr. Kennedy,
who is not police surgeon. He was out however,
when they arrived and, the officer then ABANDON
ing her, Mrs. Slavin wandered about with her
wounded child until a citizen conveyed her 10 the
Seventeenth precinct station house, where she
promptly obtained the surgical attention which
should lave been obtained at the Firth. f:sd had
no defence except to state that he did ask the wo
man TO alt down and wait until he could send for
surgeon but that she, being very much excited, re-
fused. The case was sent to the Board, with q re-
commentator that Field be dismissed.
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superintendent Jourdan, under instructions from
the Commissioners yesterday issued the following
important order to the captains OF the various pre-
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wednesday, June 90, by Rev. Edwin j. Jones, Mr..
WILLIAM II. KNIGHT to Miss SARAH J. HEArHs
DAUGHTER Of Charles Heath ESD. az Of New YORK.
the rev. q. J. Lyons, Mr.. N. J. PHfLLiPs 70 xiis
RosINA N. PEsoA both OF this city. M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS St. Paul's Roman Catho-
&c church. on Tuesday June "a by Rev. Alfred Young.
JOSEPH L. RIANHARD TO JULIA, youngest daughter
OF the late Louis Duvai, OF Philadelphia.
the Cathedral, by the Very Rev. Father storrs " c.,
assisted by Fathers Beandevin McAteer and Curran,
WALTER ROCHE 10 MARY AMELIA DoHERTy, both OF
tais city,