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nifty remembrance against bills before he decides on
them has brought him considerable number OF protests
from people who feel aggrieved by the passage Of va
matters through The Legislature. e has signed but
four bills since the session ended Those that he signed
were only such as seemed to Involve no opposition One
yet awaiting his sction They numbered not Less than
$780, 1t is proposed 10 explain why such unusual
amount Of business left 20 this late av The scheming
and wranglng about New York City Affairs consumed
large part OF the session. Tho immense pressure and
thus accounted for. The Clerks Of both
Houses were largely o7ertasked during the
fortnight preceding the adjournment ali weary
to attempt much labor till the second day after the ad
jOurnment. Ii then required three days tefOre they
could properly record the bills and send them all ~ the
Governor who now has his hands full enough IA the
foregoing statement shows. The most important con-
test will evidently be the Arcade Railroad bill. Per
maps before such large and peculiar interests
involved In any controversy bill awaiting Executive
this question will render Wednesday memorable day In
the Executive Chamber. The meeting Of tie Canal Board
not fully attended to-day. The extent Of reduction
in Canal tolls will not made known till tomorrow.
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The sum of 500 in subscriptions was re-
ceyed at the meeting Of The First Cooperative bulIiihs
Lot Association, last evening.
An unknown woman, age about 4U years,
having dark calico dress and plain Undertaking., was
foIInd drowned at the foot OF East S"venteenth-st
The two-story brick dwelling in One-hund-
redand thirteeuthst, near sixthaye occupied Dy wm
Erl cdon was damages, by fire yesterday Loss ON ur-
nitlrr 500 The, building, owned Us u. W. Loss, was
damaged 1900.
At the meeting of the German Hospital Aid
Association last evening, ESQ was received the greater
portion from. German Taors' Unions, II oi when are
scented IN this Association The total number ~
members 4, about 1907 who pay quarterly esneht
OF VI each
The quarterly report Of the First Cooperative
building ISOLATION shoSs the cash in bank on jan
L. have beeu $40 81; receipts up Ia April L. s9t vs.
total sliIt II. The payments on property parehasea
and tle working expenditures amounted to i.sool -
leaving remainder for the next quarter OF slo5 10
| Within the above specified time the Association hs
awarded plots q lots each Thus far the Association
has purchased property amounting IN the aggregate
! <l2G,325 comprising Ia all "a building lots.
The annual election of Trustees OF the New
| York CITY Marble Cemetery was held yesterday aHet
noon. 10 tho odlce u Ansop taker ~ kionINt and
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A SAD END,
4 ne lfN /,
the Mayor

Early yesterday Patrolman Mckinley OF the
Eighth Precinct found young man, named Robert IT,
pbilIins and an abandoned woman, named Mary Lee,
living in the basement OF No Bleeckerst. Both were
apparently grossly intoxicated. They were removed to
the Princest Poice-staon. Phillips was found to he
nsensible aud surgeon Donor was at once summoned,
hut before his arrival Phillips died Later in the day
Coroner Roll ms held inquest over the pody, Whe II
was shown that the had been short time previous
10 being found, very much under the influence OF
Touor and that, while Keeling along the street,
they fell headong down the stone steps, II or ID IN mum
ber The panel Of the basement door was broken IN.
The iry gave "A verdict that Phillips met his death RON
Injuries received by falling down the steps mentioned;
and censurod the owner Of the building i,r MS clial
naeencc i'm not having ratings guard against such
accidents Phillips 20 years oi age, native n thlS
city, and resided al No 1877 West Thirty re ior
woman living in a house OF lrcpute III Noo'ter-st re
was an adopted OF Jonas Ii. PmilpS, formerly
Assistant District Attorney lately deceased and Lad re-
ceived an excellent education: OF late years young
Phillips has been very disspdted.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At the regular meeting of the Board, yester-
day afternoon the Street Commissioner transmitted
certified copy of chapter 2o laws of 1870 relating to the
establishment of public baths in the city, 1t was re-
ferred TO the Dock Committee report what steps should
be taken in the matter.
The President OF the Board authorized to appoint
committee of seven members to constitute Board Of
Health.
The Finance Committee made report Of the condition
OF the city finances the 3lst day OF December, 1863
At that time the aggregate debt s6,3720i0 AZ; less
amount ia Sinking Fund sl.270l0 10; leaving sl5,lO
OO &c. OF this amount more than one-ha or s3S6,0O
was expended in construction OF the Water Works the
revenue from which is already nearly sufficient to pay
the interest the bonds and within the next two years
the Water Works will be selfsustaining. with the ex
cepon of the loan for the relief OF drafted men, and
few unimportant amounts, the debt il made up OF adj
yances on substantial improvements There Is also the
Local Improvement loan of ls6l, issued TO redeem ont
standing amounting To s!l3OG
Sewerage bonds, slG45,00O; Assessment Fund bonds
S8 gG g. These loans issued for short periods
and are paid "a assessments The amount OF Sewerage
bonds outstanding AT any given time Il limited 10
s20OGO resolution adopted authorizing the Com
mtee TO continue their examination until the business
81 the Controllers Office reached, or 10 July, 1910
The report was ordered printed in the minutes
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CITY GOVERNMENT MATTERS.

The Board of Aldermen had no quorum yes
teriay and adjourned without day.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen transacted only
routine business.
Mayor Hall administered the oath OF Office to Robert
H. Johnston the new Clerk of the reconstructed Court OF
Special Sessions. Al ,,-,- 4,
The License Bureau OF the Mayors Office dismissed
two of the INSPECTORS Of Permits Their names were not
disclosed. 80 80 .,,-..-.. -
III was rumored there to he important changes
I'm the MAYORS office but inquiry proved that the ruinors
were premature. No changes have been made ana the
MAYOR says he has nothing 10 make public IN relation 10
removals appointments. 800 =,
The Hon. John j. Bradley the City Chamberlain, has
turned over the City Treasury, To the account opened
by his predecessor, sjJ4 interest Oh pubic deposits
for April, 1870 N,
II is considered probable that Controller Connolly wa
not avail himself Of his right 10 appoint an extra Tax
ii he does he VIII give the position "a
Democrat thus throwing the responsibility Of the acts
OF the Tax Commissioners upon the Tamuahy party
This the Controller does desire To do and he considers
il unfair and contrary 10 an understanding, 10 iniSe
the Board PARTISAN.
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pAyCROPT-At Pores,er T. Nay Mr. Harriet Baocr sgcd
BRirTY-on the Is, inst Kingi,on n YwHam Beatty sh5
Relatives anil sss Of the family invited to attend his fuhe -
BF,TTY-rn Boomse n j. IN M inst David Beatty fomer "a
resident o. ti4s city in The III ys,r Of his age
e. az he hou. of oa W Beasg Bloo on rscs.5
st3tP Trsa via MOrds ad E.z Railroad eaV' i" Of Birr'
BLAUygLr Grgsq Post Fday A2i p = e9a"y.On Jeaay
sL4gyELT Plosl9s rI,oas gis! %. M9 & 4sr =
Bllugei in The 9Th year Of his age
DILuyGs-In the Civ sunday Nav 1870 Sophia wc's wife q
Fa1erai Woo-.,oel ia's..y bay
CHAarERs-oa Monday afternoon May ,, A@eIa Ss Of william.
FaI 'ra %ed,say aanOon fro'n Der late en'e No. E.
CLBiRElY-On Sunday lat Inst Frederick G. Ceanssn sg,d n
teni the funeral iron Tie rs'Ee, o: ~ stf eeorge y ssfnia
Carage, will be IN attendance arrival Of II O'Clock H SIN -oss
Of Barciay-si. n Y,
DUPIGNAc-op satu,ay morning. R,a, beloved James
TIE s,,s; I'D lien Of The f@ s 5e r s % 70 ,'
TUESDAY May B. at u O'Clock p without further sones
sgsi t. sou Il 9afey T. sEd CIR, Gfs oiHer Bfoo.y.
raena, ota any 1a in,iei attend the fnera
JF Ns ~ aP Gi5 s , d e a j. .
The will place frOa above cHee, to-day rueiiy,
NeP Drealh AM Rochester, y !e. viii peas copy
McCUTCHAN-cn sgn'sy Roy l, james MCEsn on ir.e
Rev JaEss tstcAIn Of Onsh, Co;y Iyose' Irahi ssoi
years.
O'Clock odsy De friends u the 4miy respectfully Hyei to
RICHTEGIn Bro yn Sunday Nay NJ Richter H. d. aged
% native ofZs cklu
Funeral l. lryst Tuesday 3d. at MAy l. 1870
MACAULBY-Tle knights Of Mauhstsn CorAndery, No 81
Knights Temrr hereby slnmOu- tJwfrt al: - Arl at Il
O'Clock iy lor the Of s't.u ling te dnerL
late Sir On y Liam A2caglr,. 81 Orter 0i
IL & Packs Re. ANDEEN PHILLIPS G G.
EoSrRAyD-At icho l. l. SATURDAY Aph 90 DA Nosirsni
In the 10th ye,r = lis sc.
His relatives sn. aeaG family respectfully inVi.ei % st,sl
bis funeral gu. Lite residence near Jerc, H. !! ol ipesAy,
Ma 3, at ; oc,oeh ?. m.
RRNSEy-i Tsrrtosn suten Sa,uriay Api - Of apoPV.
David D Re.aseT. lsei 20 yesrs
ROBERTSON SATURDAY morning. April 49, OfeolsDmPaon, join Re-
tests
Relaes and fie-l fnc Tuesty Nav D.
~. y lleet-st, boofyn
ROBINsON- pburg GERMANY, April 49, after sior ac~.
Il Re-. Dr. Edward Robinson oil 'eS-
You CITY.
sMILIESnery Iarlcs sstariav evening. April No. Thcs
suo rbos Tveei Co. h'e Smile Co.. sses
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
f1ea from Church, NJ lis and Thirty sbh st..
Tuesday Nav D. a. Also the friends Of m0.herinlsw Nina
Jas 4 Stevens
TAYIOR-a osvn Sunl,y morning My Kate ae. VIE Of
W. TayIJr Of san FIsncaso
be- held tie erce 81 her brother Frc.etek
A. Iare Tuesday afternoon the 81 Inst at y ocloca
JoSEs-In Iii, c April 3D. Herbert wsTa infant Of l. D. and
MAJ G. Jones'
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The caisson for the East River Bridge, on
the Brooklyn side, yesterday, towcd from Webbs
shpyard at Greenp0nt the pier at mo foot OF Dock
st. one block above Fulton Ferry, where Il was moored
and where it will lie sunk at high tide to-day The
gibson was towed down the river by the tugs TitaD Viz
cinia SEYMOUR " b. starbuck, s. T.. Bahcock, Seth
Low and the schultz eating 250bore power The
ca.son has since its aunch had two courses OF l2nch
timber laid on the surface bolted down four inches
aplIt The space between the planking is filed with
concrete IL T. estimated that 80 10 tuns Of metal VIII
b renured 10 sink the cassOn. Among those who made
the voyage upon the caisson Were william G. kingsley
Constructing Superintendent; Col Washington y. Itoeb
ling Engineering Chief and Horatio Allen, Consulting
Engineer During the day a large number or persons
visited the cassOn and infinitely examined It's vast pro
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EOUrDOgH sPUgza
BASEBALL.

UNION vs.. ATLANTIC-A PoORLY-PLAYEb GAME.
What falling off there was in the play Of
10th the Union and Atlantic Clubs yesterday COM
pa,ed with either Of the previous gan.s secondrate
organizations could not have felt other wie Thar sssed
of the display To begin WITH the Atanties not at
ease n ir captain Robert Ferguson, not Sci present.
This Of tSsI enough 90 raise doubts IL their MINDS
of their 1ity to ultimately pull through S.Ins with
nine that l.s beaten them bur week ago. Bnt worse
remained behind. report has II. the severity OF Fer
gusOis drilling Of the nine last saturday bihHht OUT
inutnous remarks from OF his players, which In
AUTHORIZATION Ferguson determined 10 punish.
As his only mode lay in sustainngh dignity o. ns posi-
ton by Withdrawing from tie neld he did So u was
this breach In the Clubs Affairs doubt that worked
the disorder of yesterday. But what of me Ulpv'f-
nothing appears 10 occurred among them that Gan
be ole red an excuse for their general had pay sx-
teen misrlays their side are set down, OF when
Hi CHAM poperly deserves ten 1t appearing AT one TIRE
that player had Loot his wits altogether Harrns
snd he did work to perfecton Psbor ana Gedney
the remainder were unsteady as SIX players
could Wei he. Tie game from beglnnlng
ending was bariensome, and served to displease
almost every spectator tNho ulu not NUN IN
her over Loo, many OF whom left the field he,
fore the close, carrying with them no very exalted
opinion Of the play OF either side The series between
the clubs Of the order called practice gaines
and, say do what the players may many VIII decIe
them Indifferent TIE result, and snglnaHe tue
whole ~ another method Of "hippodroming" certainly
there Is mething dangerous in these paeuce games
no matter how well disposed they may be- or
what is worse DsDuatons, are sure TO be lndulSed y
those who paw to witness the match. Appended ~ the
game. the columns OF ngres SNOW
inc respectvey-outs bases on hits, tOta Dases
made, hands each put, and times assisting:
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CRICKET.
OPENING MATCH OF THE ST. GEORGES CLUB.
Visitors to the st. Georges Club ground, at

OPENING MATCH OF THE ST. GEORGES CLUB.
Visitors to the st. Georges Club ground, at
Hudson City yesterday considerably surprised to
find that there several hands takngpart IN the
game when the names OF Carpenter Cooper ana Moe-
ran are mentioned. will be readily understood that
they had good grounds for their surprise The FORMER
a OF Robert Carpenter, the famous player, WINE
Cooper and Moeran have acquired TeDOWn among alt-
eur PLAYERS in the old country. In the great natch
PLAYED bennington Oval. london, last Summer DO,
tween the Gentlemen and Players" Mr.. cooper scored
no less than LOG, feat which is very rarely accom-
pli,bed in a frst-ciass match Two eleyens were
chosen by the President and Vice-Pre5dent, ana
a very pleasant game was played Inc iat'er
side managed foot up l29 before they were ned OF
which Mr.. Gibbes top scorer with % Morley lthe
Club professionally scored p very smarty, and he was
closed, followed by Doyle and Fortun, with ~ ana ~
respectively. Mr. Noeran only got TO- but ths u,iei
a tremendous hit across the ground Tor i've. On the
other side Mr. president OF the Club headed the
list with q, else scoring double hgures, manly
owing To the quality of the bowling, which was reaHy
excellent Morley especially being very effective Inc
innings closed FOR co. which showed minority OF g.
match will De played Monday between the married
and single and the three great guns have promised
play. In order that the game may be nhlsed play
win commence at Ii a. L. The score oi !esteiuA!
match is given:
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a, the yey,ectsop OF Messrs VIM N. Allen, Cha. j.
saltcn Tboa Fleming VIZ T.. Tfea6weI', sna Ansssf
BAKER These gentlemen have been trustees Tor Ue ~
i've years.
At 7:30 a. m. yesterday, Abraham Cohen, ago
Dor. PARTLY inscIsibe and bleeding from a., gSssa
IN the hesG TIE Oh geatenan ie aosn loo aSy tn-
s ,snd ~, I raise Himself or call for assistance
George Milo butcher of Worcester . masss11
the Temperance orator, spoke three .s ba SAIL an
h"i Of Norfolk NJ T.. Church at 20 a. ,,,,s
address the Attorncy-st chIlsn and in The
OF IN :, cIock ne spoke in Key uc Hall, on "ra@a'
AZ To- a croE Nd house
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WILLIAMS. THE DIAMOND sMUGGLER.

On the Sth of April an English burglar,
thief and smuggler, As years old named John williams
was arrested on hoard tho steamer Maine at Hoboken
by james Lee Custom House officer, for having in his
possession $4,000 worth of diamonds They cons-
Gated and the smugger was turned loose Col whitley
acting under authority Of the Government started Off
Ger Netteshp in search Williams and yesterday he
was arrested he leaving Fulton ferry-boat in
company with young girl not than l6 years Old
whom he claims as his wife On being taken To Col
Whiteeys Office and searched Russian and French bonds
amounting 10 6OOO francs found upon his person.
which he acknow lodged were stolen In Paris He was
Immediately taken HOboken, and locked up IN de-
fault of $4,000 bail to charge OF smuggling and
meantime the French authorities viii be notified and his
cxtradtion will naturally follow.
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GENERAL NOTES.

A recent freight train on the Wabash and
Toledo Railroad carried, it is calculated, l9ocO
enough make large omelet apiece for every voter in
this city AID vicinity, with something to spare iOr repeat
The Q,leJec Gazette gravely discusses the con
sderaton gwen by the papers OF the United states to
the Penan scare Directing TO the phrase, and decar-
ing that tie Volunteers only afraid the Fenans
won't CONF" gimmerug OF fact must be dawning III
tie DOM O1 Ii this be scare, they VIII have more
" II cont -lally.
A cOrc1er's jury in st. Louis, holding an in
lDsst over TIC body Of Mrs Breen. Whose death ia
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AQUATIC.
THE BoAT-RACE on THE RIVER TYNE-KELLEY
TIE WINNER.

IIIE WINNER.
LONDON. May 2-The Kelley and Bright race,
in open boats for soverens, which took place to-day
on the River Tyne, at Newcastle from the High Level
Bridge to Scotswood Suspension Bridge resulted in favor
OF Harry Kelley OF Puncy exchampOn OF the Thames
The betting before the start to on Kelley. Bright
won the tns and took the north ride Kelley getting OF
first with Bright closing rapidly that they %oio
treast AT the first ynris At Redeigh Bridge Bright
spurtcd and gained the lead they reached Waterhose
Quay. Here Kelley, by gallant effort recovered MS
LOST position and confined gaining until he su1-
cicnily ahead take Brghts water which he did with
ont hesitation at 81 AIMS Bridge, keeping two lengths
abcad until near Paradise QUAY, where he eased up:
Brigl came up this point with grand squirt, ana
fOled Kelley palpably that the umpire gave the race
to Kelley that ground; although IL was he actually
came in four lengths ahead The time OF the winner was
% minutes and 50 seconds.
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M1RRLED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. fnal ST. uIing Noi" fpsS
.iDELLs 100 FULTOs-sT OLD DCTcH thukos
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inc Arrested him. fined two days pay.
PatroIman VII lam stevens OF the Fifth Precinct was
charged with having struck Patrolman HIATT OF BIS SOC
ton The defendant said that HAITI pulled char from
under him. and in falling. his elbow or fSt came In
reprmand. .,. 4. rooor IN,
case OF Police Christopher kiersted, lately dis
missed and afford him opportunity to clear hlhheu
OF the charge of malpractice The full Board OF
are ordered To investigate the mode OF treatment vi
Surgeon Kiersted In the case Of Patroman nOWing:
The resignation Of Sergeant James A. hattuews ~ inc
Forty first brooklyn, Precinct was receiver anu Se-
Yesterday afternoon another meeting Of the Bcard or
Police Commissioners held Acting Capt. lhOinas
J. Kennedy OF the Sixth Precinct was made luil 'ap
tain President Price of the Board OF Excise teit u
cOnmnica alton to the Board asking Their cooperation III
the enforcement ~ the Excise Law aso, tat ne p u
nished with full list OF tine places where hquoi u sou
JOurdan was directed To furnish the ls
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rh, r. uerrv eCcre,e place ~ T., pr;rs'ot" 'ns -
s"" where hs fofnd 81 AZ hh -
T..S nm a. pre- ps,a;ion nnsssrs TO iss s"''' ~
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POTrHi-FrLLBR-O1 Thursday April d, n ~ Pl1ls Chcen
Tro bg he Bs1op % YORK by Rev DR. Cot
,he Rev kale Potter D. d. 10 Helen, daug~r Of Joseph
W. Eul
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SUICIDE OF A WEALTHY LONG IsLAND FARMER.

SUICIDE OF A WEALTHY LONG BLAND fAtHhI1fs
On Monday of last week Mr.. David Nostrand,
In company with his daughter, visited this city to make
some purchases. Mr.. Nostrand thought TO act
strangely In the city, and arrival home in the evening
was seized with it, from which he soon recovered but
at times during the week attracted the notice of MS
family and physician prescribed for him. On Friday
his son observed that he acted very strangely as he
wanted go up the hay NOW, where he had no call;
and on the same day his missed pair Of lines from
q set of single harness On Saturday morning early he
sent his and hired man to the depot ut Hicks
VILE with milk at the time telling them
that there to be auction near that village,
and that they might stay there the rest OF the dy lie
then gave orders his hired men rs 10 the " TX ne
wished done during the day. and then went 10 the mouse
hours his wife became alarmed, fearing that no might
have been seized with it, and went out Ia search 1or
him, but unsuccessful. On the return OF the men az
noon further search made and Of them, banned
Seaman. thought that he would look In one Of the
barns, but found that the door was fastened H. ten,
with a pltchfOrk, opened the NOW shutter OF d shldl
barn adjoining the Of which the door was ~ tened
and the body OF Hr NOstrand hanging by the meek,
with his throat cut from to ear. The body was I'M
mediatcly cut down, and found 10 be stf anu cod-he
having evidently been dead for some time me theory s
the inside and then crawl d into the NOV OF the snal
barn where he stood upon the hay and adjusted th top
and after placing the nOOso around his neck CIV MS
throat then Slid of the hay. when oul 81 ho wa.
hanging with his feet about Fix inches from the noor ON
of the raftors where be was Ranging, an oif
bottle Of laudanum was found The instrument WIEN
which he cut his throat could nowhere he found ato
the hay turned out of the NOW and q thorough
search made An inquest was he'd by Justice Franklin %
Rosyn, and the jury verdict that David Sostrand
came 10 his death by violence at his own hands Mr.
highly respected throughout Queens County, where he
was well known. He leaves wife and three Children
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"Of Washing Machines, there nothing be eonps'es ss
DORIS "-We.ky Tribune. Dec - lstJ
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Total. .27 70 q a q 10 Tot

1s, a. 81 4tl. 5th. 9th. eth. 9Th. 9th.
IGIS9;.........ii Q % -
UmpreHJ T. b. Hatfield Mutual Club. Home Bass q
McDonali, l. Time, 2:2j.
To-day the Mutuals and Orientals at the Union
Grounds.
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Plants by Mail.

Plants by Mail. a.
The TOW DOR 81 dor, So tngl, pisn~ ~ ~
dress t;so T. WAEIE5 jr, og!cB Pafm, HeSport,h
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Gov. Randolph Of New-Jersey has accepted
La. Amounted onfy C. kelsey OF SueseX County a. suo
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages. must be indOrsed @'h Jau
name and address.