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New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TIE PATERSON ELECTION RIOT.

The election riot in Paterson occurred in
the Eighth Ward instead OF the sixth reported yeser
day. TIE greatest excitement still exists on account OF
it. The PaisrS0n Guardian (Democratic) advises it,
party 70 maintain their rights by demanding either that
q special election shall De held That the Alderman OF
the Eighth Ward whose term has expired shall be al
lowed to retain his for the ensuing year. The same
paper suggest, that the event Of refusal to aat these
requests repetition of this dis graceful affair in some
of the Republican wards would b" the proper method ot
getting even Tie ballot box has been placed IN charge
of he Recorder When found t contained several Eund-
red ticbc's, and there j. doubt hut that II was
stUfleG during the tumult The Republican Mayor
would uuGDDt-dy hIvc been elected by ma oflty OF
90 even the Eighth Ward cad been counted. and
Is quite that the Republican candidate for Al
deIInan would have Seen ecstct by small majority.
There !. not shadow Of truth in the widclyclrculated
report that the riot insiIgated hy the kepucan-
THIS is not claimed by the respectable class ol Dcino-
Gratis Inc Grand jury Will uvcou gate the aIdlr ana lt
Is expected that teTs Will Dc brought 20 justice
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

| THE PUBLIC TEALTH-sMALLPOX DECREASING.
Inc sanitary Committee of the Board of
Health reported yesterday that the owners Of the
slanghteF-honSo on the southwest corner OF Tnrdayo
and ODehundrcd and fOurthst had promised to remove
MAY L. and therefore the Committee recommended tBat
no action be takon by the Board adopted In the case
Of Mrs May OF New-Chambersst poisoned by swallow.
ing cartOc acid left with her FOR dsnfcctng pnposes
the Sanitary Committee reported that they were satisfied
that the City Sanitary Inspector and his assistant had
fully complied with the requirements Of the Board
using the necessary caution In leaving the disnfectant
Hereafter however the bottles containing liquid dsn-
fecabts issued by The City Sanitary Inspector VIII DO
labeled " Poison"
owing 20 the increased business the counsel and aor
ncy to the Board to he allowed sl25 per mon Tor
clerk brc, TO be paid from tho hneS ana Poh'"oS COZ
Compiainis were Yiade against James Mccain for
dumping manure at the foot OF West FEeth-s Against
George Num- for keeping % COWS IN "eSt e, ~
without permit, ms premises ai'V piIS -, " ant
d ion; and against the cattle yards 10 fOllyfS"'h anu
Fiftiehsts., which are In very ilthy condition.
Dr. j. Mott MAS authorized to prepare roPIi G t
10 the outbreak Of yellow fCyCr on Governors dho Wv
10 prevent its spread. s. b. Russell, H., was 4Ppoi'u
clerk in the Bureau OF VIA SIdtlsOi's, W, NA .y
dismissed Dr. Russell Iiegistr;1 oi Nlin
hsve report O3 REGISTERED de1ihs tor te p,s' wee.
,i o 5 oI % - m fro fo = to r. d1aou Of % per mi,
g, ami sudden decline Epidemic eneoagaz " II had
o1e 4 Ives da1s each Of the pas, two The ia,rs
a5as occasoScd but - deats local rcra affections bag g
agsinS lUl aG t respect gelv 10 ne preceding Wees -"
Abung npngemeE' principally 70 tle au ora'n 10 en-
yeratlIc ~ frelLe tie NeeA t4-ut Api 70
tnn. April o. the lest dar me1uonci we %
c1ry 80 10 the shade aul IA pa ne uA-'1e
highest temperature recorded The present Fer up 90 ht li
CITY Sanitary Inspector Morris made the following re-
port on contagious dselres; s.,.r No.. n.,b
Ttng TypL4a IyIloL Eeag.ag s,sI.e- IoI les ~i,'a'
Arrl Lee. 10 - ~ - -
Aprl be-. -
The Assistant Health Inspector. have y 70 2 fm IN Il own
houses 2ac during the week IheT
have yaclu1Ied the pubIc aud ha ,e"'
vaccinations performed during the week OF 900, o
these VI were primary, e1S 1854 secondary.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
SPANISH ATROCITIEs-THE CUBAN president
REMONsTRATEs WITH THE sPANIAkDs.

The Jamaica journals publish letter from
President Cespedes to Spanish Government wherein
he defends the cause Cuba and protests against the
crueltes inflicted her people In giving details oi TIE
acts Of cruelty, he says:
The troops charged with preserving the Spanish 40
minion occupy themselves in pcIsccutlug thC idHes
who reside In the Territories OF the Rcpubc by uc
prving them Of all that they possess burning elr ha
atOus ana have gone, several umco, 80 iir u 10
make use OF their arms against woman, chdIeh ann
old people Al the very moment we write tls fcI"h
STRANGE an awful example has occurred ON the ON q"
January Of the present year, "A Spanish coluihh'
from Camagucy 10 CegO de Ayila, asa slnJltl il Us
march the citizens Juana Mora de MOd ana Mei9ei'S
Mora de Mola; the children, Adrina Mcla, aged Il
Angel MOla aged T. aud Mercedes Mola, aged years
e horror which Is produced by crimes of such cnOrh
above all I'm the minds those who are far from the
tbeater OF the events, is such 10 make them appear
hardly credible If VIC d3 not take into Conldci alton hs
decentralization OF army accustomed 10 pluagc anu
Violcnce which generally has no limits.
uch cXccsscE, doubtless are not win me consent Z"
,i .ttureue government Of nation, In which the hpfJ
of moicrn times has made very eloquent ancstatiohS
~ Snain wl not grant to us the happy establishment OF
~ arnn red liberties, and recognize TIE rHht OF The -
Gs ~ be separation, hope she Will AT least De as
sd IN gnoraDtce the observance OF humane Irlncphs
H. t rn.ecution OF the struggle; ana us some cltIS OF
t Iierafing forces have OD several OCcasOh dclndu'
tu x.in from the opposing chiefs proper methOi
-, conducting the war, We now ask lhe o"-
Ur.,no Government OF the Spanish nation 10 enl'f
o to protect the hNes OF tie pIlaohIH'
ma .cwre tLr yiOabity of those individuals VINO, on
account of fleir sex, ana DINER pefsohhi
tinus may be disqualified LOT Hiisaly aIjc,s
t we viii not be responsible. If such spanish ohleiS
III moi reg,rd what we now offer, for me tfIlpe con
,ances which will certainly follow this barDafous "5S
tom of
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

Tic Republicans of Springfield, Illinois
elected their Mayor on Tuesday, but the Democrats
elected ali the other city Offices.
Among the candidates named by the Re-
publican press III Ohio for Governor is Amasa Stone, jr
OF Cleveland. n man largely connected with the in
dustrial interests Of the state good Republican,, with
education. ability, ana high character.
The Lawrence G.. GOulding Fourth Sen
atorial Association" including delegates from the First
Fourth Fifth SIXTH Seventh, Thirteenth and Four
teenth Wards met Tuesday evening at Botanic Hail. IN
East Broadway, and unanimously declared Mr.. GOuding
their candidate for Senator from the INth District
The Republicans of the Fifth Ward of
Brooklyn organized Grant Club last evening, by elect
ing the following officers President, Jacob Caas Vice
Presidents Edward johnson and James Childs; Socrc-
farv Levi W. Reed Cores pOnding Secretary Chas. A.
Branett; Treasurer Frederick Boyco; Delegates 10 thc
central Committee, Robert Brice, john Lcaiy, and
Ieaudrr COlklu.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DONRsTIC MARKETS.


ST. Lour, April dull nom pal Flour ses'y surerne
Winter IS 4a o.; Winter S5 500 % IS; Double Extra
sGd SO ~ Wheat hrm, 30 SFrrg C9eago winter iai
No dull; MIel In bnk, +8dac do sackel %
~ Oats brav,; Mixed. Bic Mixed, in sacks Sac Barley hru
Sprug No. 20 Rye dull At 0. WHISKY quiet at $40 lc
oblcco unchanged Hemp Laggng daL Provisions opened Lat
bat Improved close Pok. so, sell. 18Th of May Dr. Sai
rough Sides Jc.i bulk Clear hb tt- t
side. 8a9ic BsconShoulers. 7!G7l Clear Sides leAc Lend
nom.nally unchanged Hogs quiet at +5d 30 So keccplSJ
bil, Flour 70 bush What bush Corn. OO0 bash Ots
Ngw.oRip,>s April l2F our GALL surersue, <o Double bt'
ira 40 GA sc 7J Treble E1tIa, 81 ~ -. Corn c Os
6l40lc bran II q lay-Pnme =jc "a thoc, ~ 3Ja 80
Pork JUN anu lower Mr. 80. bacon dui, Nhousrs otc,
mn l0 Clear SIDES HE. Hams, i5ailc Land duli Terce -
ne keg, 3iUl5ic SugarPime, y,0lc Moh'ses-i n.
.i So whisky u'l. Western itcfed Ec O''
aIic. Bzclange-S,eng IN New-iorA sign premium '''
llUl. 49,. l.n,,a but
prce. .!e e-s.rT lic. Tor Ml.ibs; sliet, 80 0-i ''
ba.e
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
THE REV. C. E. CHENEY DID NOT "CoNFIRM"
TO me razor OF The Trtbune.

SIR: Your issue of Tuesday contained tel
egram from Chicago TO the eject that the Rev. Charles
Edward Cheney Rector of Christ Church. had, IN the
absence OF Bishop WliiehOusc administered tie rite OF
confirmation 10 several candidates Of his congregation
The statement most damaging to the reputation OF
my friend utterly at variance with that spirit ana
purpose Of loyalty TO the Protestant Episcopal Church
which have governed him in the embauassinents OF the
past year. / confident that your representatives
must have misapprehended and 30 have mlsepresehel
the service Immediately upon reading the item tee-
graphed Mr. Cheney informing him Of the report, ana
asking IN explanation. In reply have received the
following message:
Chicago, April IL, 1s7i-Admttcd to communion eight
persons, ready AMI desTOus 10 Dc COAAIihcd
according TO Pray yer-BOOk authority.
CHAELI.s EDWARD CHENEY.
STEPHEN H. TYING. ir., No 323 Mldisonaye.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TIE CONTIGUOUS DISEASES act
EXTRACT FROM a LETTER FROM DIR. ELIZABETH
BLACKWELL.

EXTRACT FROM a LETTER FROM DIR. ELIZABETH
BLACKWELL.
There il another subject to which ! am
obliged devote much tLOugut The extension OF the
Cluta cOus Diseases Act 20 the civil pOpuiatiOn that
the registration aud periodical examination OF proSt-
tute- luIcibly. by law When first took mp the study
of this subject / thought, many do that 10 was
comparatively of small Importance, and that on the
regulations; but. have studied the subject more
broadly examined into the working of the law, ana con-
sidcrcd the immense qu stiUns IL involves nave EN-
tircly changed my original opuion; ana l now see
clearly the immense injustice, immortality and useless
Of the shall give you the points that nave
asCcrtaiucd, because | remember that IN tine same
scahy way here, the practice has already been III
troduccd into NewYork The act, in England, was III
trOduced about four years ago. into military stations
justice the proceeding, although even
there uniustiiiable In moral aspect The attempt
Is strcnuOUsly made to extend it TO the civil pOp
lauun where its action would he entirely one
rdcd, and excessively misclcNOus. These are
the against it, These statements can be- proved
l. The application To the civil population Ii not eqmia-
bic, men not examined 2. IL i Impossible Ia
stamp out disease without the examination OF men.
g. such examination inicrcrcs mustittDly with the
personal liberty the suhCCt (. The examination OF
prostitutes gives false security to men, Q. The disease
does lessen in France. r. -raton always liz
caudcstne prostitution which II afraid to seek
medical aid 7. Legislation for vice, which does not
tend rcprcss IT. Is immoral g. The extent and dan
gr OF TINS disease grossly exaggerated by the adyO-
OF tie act. give Nuu these facts because yOu viii
have to fgt the battle IN New-YOrk, for with YOU
tie Will bc productive OF immense immortality II not
cutcAed. Ddtcd london, Jan. 10, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TIE COLD spRlNG TEAGEDY.

Charles Trumpbour. indicted for the murder
Of Elijah Jones Cold spring, on the Hudson In Au-
gust ls,o VIII he tried at an eNtor"nary Court Of
over and 4. rIuucr for Putnam Comfy, 10 be held next
NpJav ~ Carmel by jude !. J. Lllnard under spe-
cioI proclamation issued by Cow Hoffman In January
r,,u,rborr suatchcd slfclcl containing $4,000 in
,ua,,y frlm the cashier OF the Fisklll National Bank.
49,, fIen shot Jones' VINO attempted tp arrst the rob
Irr dgtt II il alleged, Ia nmpbOurs defense, that he
80, lrd mi the crime by vicious hs@c dtc>. IL Is M
,.,J th.t Burhuut, tho Sleepy Hollow murderer, viii
,i.o c tried iur the lnir4 tmc, at TINS term Of Court
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
Is ruEEE 4 COALITION BETWEEN LONG ISLAND
RAILROADS

Rumor has made a coilition between the
sutn side Road ~ Long Island aud the Long Island Road
The two thorourhfarrs touch only at few points
40 that there j. really but little competition. Both lines
,re running r these points are concerned az the
,e rates The Presidents of the roads deny that this
A. bc arrangement between them. but claim that their
i,,sts demand the imposition Of the pre4eut prices
d that the fact That they Identical is not the result
-, any coalition. Mr.. Charck on behalf of the Long
island I.gd clm5 10 Iuu liza Islus at lONI rAlcs then
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
LATEST SHlP NhDS'
rror otb,, Slip Yerrs see Second FaJeI
.pRTXED.

Brig Potomac puel.pog i1isiB 4 p Bsc co. lad uel
p N,P cbae of rodnd po,n s' ,eaoa Of
ses 70 orlefi Ve a. winds. April . lai - =" ''n % - '
mi h,. ,S, S' sb, N,'a9t,' ST T. d.,. with sugar
bnf Nftu W ,sssenlss g. IA - a Ii'u. 49, l,,. rol
sni uoli,s' Ai AMI iu the entire pass 60 We W -
Go. Hldlgl ~ la 5 lon s5 spuAe sarah h,ea Oo1-u
OF iAttcIAA APi''' ' 49,. T..
toutL tho' % dnts WIN TsH'tl "'" "
Brg Gei M St -r ps..igc and hl ngIrfNo "e''ne' W "
Orlrr 'ate. strong ". iui w WINS III.
B,rnula, hehf - It MteMas Talbot Para - us'' WIN
ShI ~ tr,rcs & 90. vessel 20 Nue T. WAC 70 t16
&c. ,Iu., ibr entire a>siAt' aA'ioH 80 N
Pi.sa ',ii t, U.' % E,N crea N'sas" I"r N'' '''S
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ALBANY, April -. 1871.
Bills were passed to provide for the better
prevention Of fires in NewYok and TO prescribe the
powers and duties OF the City Fire Marshal to ncOrpo
rate the New-York Coal Exchanges to create ComMis
sion Of Charities and Corrections in Brooklyn ncorpora
ting the Long Island Market Company TO refund money
20 the 7Qh Regiment OF National Guards; providing for
better railroad accommodations in Westchester County
nd and relative t the trial of ohcnses in the
Court of Special Sessions in New-YOrk.
The bill providing that aliens might hold and convey
Mr.. Hardenbergh offered the following:
become essential ne wants and Of the whole sn
bSsd' o-oD 10 ~ aii =, st a.. Z lo son nj Al
private prope necessary e construction and convenient opera
soled Thst be IeaTe Of 1s State Of NegYoIt dec,r:
BUSHES & Of ri. sisie ~hGa. eTeeelH the right
tin Se gSdeF he Constitution OF the United
, %aae o m Sa s or eaas. to be Issued bonds stock scrip
certificates any other kind Of contract or agreement Of such o
.rU !, sid Compsr ure he payment Of such interest Or
dividend. rs,es on PASSENGER 'fy s and o ] c cr be he peop
re9ulng TIE road n2u1er taxed to PoVe Ias
les the fu per value Of such evidences Of naeOele,,
So9,Ts'' ., Or an, s so m psi BY he persons or party
%Aom such eyd.ns o no 1t for be sm hsi been
e. sb Conpsnv fu and hones expended or Is being 50 eJ
1as % - s.s Of ini he o5nou and 6s that s oe requiring
use Of any railroad doing business IN ts state ere emitted 70
out h. NJ such a the advantages socrung 70
orch roai from investments which have heretofore been
o. @ u ,geh road Aa we are Of opinion and be-
LEI Whenever rsoai company obtaining B charter l
60 md do M business Of tins does uus-
% oppron or s0ug the public requiring the use Of ts road It's
such seton IN tie premises IS vi" re-
r wrOu protect the people against such ercoaehe on
right -,
p Iegu uuu bills have been passed which will in Their ei
o. snt TIE relief the petitioners who baVe sen
% prsTe OF 10 Legislature asking for relief from oppressive aud
sr.lL0 management "a
Laid on the table under the rule, and ordered to be
printed
Mr.. Chapman moved that the Committee on Internal
Affairs be discharged from further consideration Of the
p providing for towns &C. deciding by vote the ques-
OF licensing for the sale OF intoxicating liquors Dut
mir Hubbard moved to lay the motion ON the table,
and II was carried, IA TO 10. Recess until D.
The Evening Session mainly occupied with the
discussion Of the Buffalo police bill, which was ordered
20 "A third reading
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April l2 1571-5:JO p. III.
synopsis for the past t'centg5our hon!S.
The storm which, on Tuesday evening, was
nnr stations short aud severe gale prevailed III por
tions of the Middle States on Tuesday might BIs1 Tes
erly winds reported on the LAKES anu @ EaYt &
Atlantic The light rains and SHOWS tnat were eA-
nerenced on Tuesday light the Lower Lakes are 10
Az foilovcd bv partially cOuded weather The weather
cloudy with low barometer the Gulf. Clear
Iyaatber has preyaird I'm the Southern states. 1he
weather remains sensibly the same at the ROCKY Ou
faIns ON the Pacific stations 80 far as heard from
Probabilities.
Partially cloudv weather with light winds will probably
he pvuereuced on Thursday in the Middle and Sjuthe
states and the Mississippi Valley Cloudy weather ald
fresh westerly winds the Lakes freSh "lhus on 'n0
Ias Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
WHAT 1T COSTS RAILROAD COMPANY TO EJECT
A COLORED MAN.
p,ou,,o,-r No Anril 10 The suit for 81 600

RICHMOND, va, ApIll lS'--i Hc oulU loi @'iVV'
damages Instituted in the U. :. Court by Judge j. T.
Wright colored Of the Supreme Court OF South Carolina
against thr Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Company,
was compromised this morning by the pay Inent OF SO
Ia tbe plaiun lie claimed damages ON the ground tlat
Le was furrbly elected from hrstcass car so!cy on
account ~ color, notwithstanding r hcld hretcldS'
ticaet The case partially heard yesterday
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
prroRTANT REVENUE DECISION.

BuTIuoRE, Md, April 12.-ln the u. 5.
Cirnit Court to-day, Judge Giles delivered his opinion
IN fine cgse Of the United states against the Baltimore
| onio Railroad COMPANY to recover $4,000 internal
ure IN, FOR the years 1863 1862 and 1870. under the
net al 1874 hring tax on the interest ON bonds OF he
CifY Of Iahore issued Ia that Company on account ol
I., 'rIr 1curt held that the Government could not
,,y The bonds IN question, ~ they were Issued ny a
MN ivalitv, a part Oi tie sovereignty OF the SAte
I.Ist.rit vas given Tor the dtlcndauts
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

and O'''ss % YO1ugs Smith Co vessel to j. D. Fh q" ~"
Moderate weoleT. ? days north ~ fJatora.
s.hr .sv ciner Homer, Soh ya.3 dA' with r. roaa ue'
I. ~. MatLew & Go.
SCR Albert N s0n, Rose. Mchmoaf, W.
hchr Jane Ssde o FOse7l Srla Palermo. - days sb Fa
W H. Nesiereit & Co.. Geo. J. Bllf Pael pisa'L
" W gaet
fhL Amos fof Rollar Aehon Gslyeon n asys With 600
ton has 6e TO H. z. Brown Co. hal aas wese'i vas aS'
GOIta of IIstterst
Sofr. 1aoo Kelly Providence.
schr Sarah Gaue,, Gurney Provide-ce
Sehf J. IT, Delrtr. Pfor.erre
hchr Hannah Bisckman. Ars1i!. Prcvi.-nco
frlr a. ftrrh. ITocker. Roc Tort 40
Shr ou Son. HohTook Gsr' p H0Tsts
kclr. = Z. Jones, Hsnll Esa lel.or.
Schr Aaefhi Aiea. Scv-tsl0ri
Sclf >iraian Eohr,ot Bockaai lime for Rirhnoni
Sclr Lscy A. Orcstt MINI. Rockpofi Ne
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosr0y April 2Arngei steamship Gisneus He- Ye~s-
Be oE ship B 1ser Ill. rom Ce.n.
SAvANNAH ga Ap1l i2-Auyri se7rl.ip I,4nto f-c-
Eegiork seant lrt,y.le Ne,lork. ffeamtp oser.
fro Piioc paa s2 james 01usv, from InTu; ug
from Canlcsss CLEARED Mlry EIu Providence
tDREGGS PORTS.
LoSDoN. April 21he BALTIMORE ycckler
BALTIMORE touch At SltaH 0ton to-ily brauel-
SPOKEN.
bng y IL Brosn from BaBa loT savannah Alr of siierss
DISASTER.
oYEGo y y April l2lhe Thomas bouni FROM this
P''' " Hfe =" ta ne ASHORE a. Mison Lake Or'ar'o
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
STEPHEN II. TYING. ir., No. S23 Madison-ay

ANOTHER LETTER OF REsIGNATION IN THE
APPRAISERS OFFICE.
The Hon. WIN. A. DARLING.
SIR: Owing to the decentralization existing
in this Department consequent upon the late change OF
the Chief Appraiser unwilling longer TO be response
ble for its conduct. would, therefore respectfully
rGUrs that yOu take charge OF 1t at Your earliest CON
yeu!ence. Very respectfully, your ODcIcnt servant
GEO. W. PALMER.
Oee Of the ApprGiser Port Of Neic York. April y, ISL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

OF one n,per and I'm n month or two he bought The
National kAgepeer. These two shining lghs OF the
Democratic party he merged into one HIS III iu9k Was
rOOn manifested again and IN about year Ihe i"H
Dcncer and EIpress ceased TO exist, leaving Whfd o 9i
pocket $1,000. few months after this, ms ahrr uieu'
leaving him on estate which included handsome man
sion and large
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

any other road ont OF New York and to give longer time
c"b9ters IN which to up their tickets. lie denies
't & tlo south side Road compete with him as 10
hhe an arrangement tariff OF any value 10 either
IT, ro1, President OF the South Side Road, admits that
% Ii % - running NJ the rates that the other s,
but claims that Is because b tariff I, inst and NOT be-
ca'o OF preconcercd arrangement with Mr. Charlick.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
rllo,.hro cnniier. the renowned literary ami

Th6ophile Gautier, the renowned literary alli-
nal fancer had at the beginning oi the ti's' VI
and AZ the capitation discovered that hisione
stok had heen reduced to nine owing 10 the rowing
Il ,lt. which uade them prey to the hungry popu"-
ton Even Of the nine four had thcr tails 1i.' & H'
Gauter il sorey troubled over NJ Io'''' ~ '' NV
cats, 40 sal I, yas5c, tao love VI WOMAN
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
p4SSENGERS -ARRLTEp.

PROM UAvAy,-In ,tsm a, Coauh, April II hr g. ,, 'n.,
feulcg daagtrr sd servants Aloha sch c;f , a Waus aoa.
De Tore e. Miranda ltIue. n De t'rs. \ Dofteas
Jo4 / A. ri, l,,l Ctsn,r, Collslo. wife aud d.,1 1
and s,n: Miss Ella Jarvis A Martinez h.s' AuH' V
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
FW INUTVfN " .UNTTII|t1 TIH0t "
me- Gad address


DIED
BIEAKIEon wcl'siay Arr y Of conumPon Walter b. '0'
E & r, H. a' M s s are invite 10 after ,he funsrai
fa rcenee 40 Jo West Eisheea'Ei ca fniay I"
coRYNG-At Broo.u y Tues'a, llti irs, cr.,srs. %
Manila e daughter othe lite Biwad AID Ca'oarne ha"@'
TIE laeisi u ,eye, ' % w. lc p 1.-THE Geo
Bowen No % Oaase ST., Blooap. oa f1 ih' j. ms ~
to tend
DAyIs-sni1ealy, Samuel c. D4,..
Notice Of funeral lceiier
DorY-on wednesday AprII2 Cynthia wife Of Roland DoV.
raaeai 'so cr ,e ,s:rc. at oes
THURSDAY 1Ae remains Wi he 'Aen 10 Rome n h ''
GALE-At Mone n j. April o Sarah $ Gale vdo" Of the
E.tSes ,"i aaI ir' Of the family are cav invited to s,ni -.
e.s %oI,5o.s Sh s p.oo, % for @ the o aud s ,n IRON zoos 81
BafclaysL
nILA tae residence Of Joseph wilkinson Yeu.'ae; J..
Ts re%sas VII Be tssea to Gi'as Fi y T a;erea
JENRISS-Oa Monday April 10 James 2 Je.ns in the 'sh year o.
The esye, end friends ofhe family invited sei h. .er,'
T5o,l'a o. ihuriay sfsrnoon Tie IJh ast, 3oeoc1
LEvYou Monday April 10 Ms Nary Lvy. rs, o Lac Lev
ne her gl1sF lI from er late rs.irne So Il; st Sgyut o!Dt.
near Third ave, THURSDAY afternoon, At l:jo O'Clock
McGliRE-on Tuesday morning Apr H. Ann teHe o. hags
Mcure, native OF EnnsA1n County Fern asa Ireland ase
Hs icsGs VII he taken from her residence 27 R Tse5.
second st. on Fnay morning. At ocorA 20 Ne .un oi e -
offered reposs other soufm hge ca'ar ,enes'y
TIE trends Of beg soas Joph, Thomas Jo1r 49, A'" s re-
OLwELL-O Tuesday oring April a. vrra yoarses' tust'er
Of Jane. ssl Maria L. Dwell 10 The lotl Jc.r o b"ra.r
The relatives family nv~ % aiel ihf hAerS
crouie, Church We SYeeaasL 1etsosn
Frh SiGtAsyes. ThursdAy mornins. April - 4 ~
O'Clock a.
SMTIIAt Smithiown L. L. Morday, Anr TO- Elizabeth vs
oSiine Sh after short Illness age 70 yean 10 months aad
liuar~
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully iaytei 70 ise7a
"a. lae from Central Baptist Church foyeconlst ie~sen
Seventh aad Bgth-age%. Tblrsy April 49, a. Il O'Clock
WALKER-On Thr day Tuiay) 9Th month (ApuD liih Thomas
D. walker IN the ,jl yeas Of DIS ase -,
The relatives and cn rp cy invited 70 attend the 'nnersi
from his ence Is; iars 81 l!o ooc on Ne'eln
arrival OF the II 30 m. Harlem Railroad train.
YOUNG-Oa wednesday morning, April T. Of consumption, Jane
Young In s6th of Der
The relatives friends the family specifically ny,ei 10 atnd
her funeral from the residence brother James L. Yong No 3T
East Oae sIteenhsG, FRIDAY afternoon - 10
O'Clock.