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The New York TribuIs the other day, when
closely pressed by the Wecit, ave a list OF the
republican jourls's in New York which support
Greedy, resi- )nded % FLOWS:
every Journalist in the state recalls the
names OF the GsHesee Valley Free Press, Yates
County ChTcaicle, Gre enr pint Tfxe Republican,
Ahcdyd Cht.f, and peril ps otheis of weight as
already SUPP 1rting the Cincinnati ticket WITH
out resetyai,ons."
This Is certainly not very chiefly" or i'm
posing showing for stat, which boasts of prob
ably over one hundred republican newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

@Thomas H. Armstrong, living at 421 East
Fourteenth street, New York, stabbed his aged
mother last nj bit, inf citing fatal wound.
~Ann Flynn, of Waterfeld, Mass, is under
arrest, chs-ged with killing her son by striking
him with q stick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

1t is reported that Gen. Grant drove ont yes
terday In q white hat. 1t Is rather cruel OF him
to thus coolly appropriate all the campaign
thunder Of the Greeley men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

HE PHILADELPHIA CExrxxrAI Cox
eIosERs met ct noon yesterday In Phfls5s,nhss-
and adjourned until to-day without transsrt;n !.
any business Of importance. Twentv-tIo stu
and territories were represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

~ USTIh p. BIO ~,
"A Corner n. Y. avenue sad 18th street,
Washington, ID. O..
LII r, LIME, CEMENT SAND, &C., &C.. &c.
L.MBkk BILLS cot 90 order short notice
BLUE STONE FOR Building, Macah smizine ana
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of the Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and ssld ana money I'm.
vested. To .ais branch Of the busine will here
sfter .emy n % al attention, and will be st my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

ACCIDENT AID HEROIC CONDUCT OF MIpprEs
AT AeNAPoLIs.-At the naval academy at An
napoiis yesterday morning, while the midship-
men were being examined In practical SEAMAN.
ship by the board Of visitors in setting and
shipman fidelio ). Carter, OF Illinois, faii tom
below the foretor sail yard-arm-strikine the
rigging in his fall-into the water Midship-
men n. n. Mclean, or New York, and r.. w
Gait, OF Virginia, jumped over ooard after him
ana Kept him ahoat until all were rescued BY 3
boat Carter Was badly bruised, but Ii Is thou ahi
he received no serious iniurv
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PERSONAL.

M rs 4 sAWfkR, Clasrcoyasf, Maxssfte Tss
~ Medtsn can be consulted at her house. No
S19 tn ct between nd ID. Island, npOn ell inn
portant busness, past, present and future. mia I'm
NO HUMBCG.-fhe Queen OF spirits the highest
developed medium living. has the wonderful
power OF changing luck, tells the past present and
future Success failure of any business foretOId
&C, &C. MS Chew alley, between and and lst
and ID streets northwest. APPS In
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kkNDkR oy STRAsBoU Ro,-Tbe French go
=, ~ on explanations, In their report relative
Tries on s 49, % nsss:seurs blame General
city. He u especially censure5 Sor y, 20
himself ana nis emcefs exemption from ~ sa ~
ditlons imposed upon his enlisted men hv IN, tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

CArIUKE OF Az ExGIIsa SCHOONER ny .
Loaf Destello captured the English s-haora,
William Julius ut Ssvana-la- n ar ana tcck = 81
TO Nuevitas. The schooner was eapturei ma,
suspicious circumstances and detained for II.
Visitation At the time Of the Mary Lowell A..
Iedit on The same schooner brought q caro-
OF salt to Gebaxa and cruised along the COS.
Ine demonstrating crew consists Of Csptsiu
Wilson and fifteen men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

THs CuNBERLAND, No, srsrxss-The pud.
dlers At the Baltimore and Ohio railroad roflin !
mills, In Cumberland, are on Q strike for m
ADVANCE Of forty cents per ton In their Wages
The company has offered to employ as many =,
~ desires to work az present ct $3.50 per ton. bul
me men refuse 10 eoupnomise. The mil vii
stop ~ the end Of this week and In eli probabil.
" pc taie Tor some considerable time. The roc
carriers In Cumberland are on strike for ri Z!
Per day. They nov get $50. e.'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

e. 00n TO LEND, In SUMS To SUIT,
SSsUUy on good real estate security. Apply
at No gig street, room 8. ma2S-s
DERs0NS HAVING HOUSES FOB RENT
would do well to call on US. as we have a great
many applications for HOUSES in all parts Of he
city. CHARLES THOMPSON q co.
MONEY TO LOAN IN sUMsTO SUIT
CHARLES THOMPSON CO.
m22bt' Corner 9TH and streets.
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~FATHERS AND MOTHERS.

YEfAThkRS AND MOTHERS.
III you occupy these relation now, or are alb put to
DO 30: study well your constitution. IL you have
acquired or Inherited Scrofula any disease which
may be transmitt d to your offspring il is your
solemn duty 70 eradicate il. Thousands of children
are now suffering from the effects of poisonous dis
ease tran mited to them from their parents. The
th9ught Is terrible. You can save yourselves much
sadness and solicitude and your dear little ones
much pain and unha ppuess by the timely use of DIR
TITS GITs sARsAPAkILLA AND QUE EMS DE-
LiGHT- 1t Will surely cradle ate ths taiats from
your system or il IL has already been ebtailed pom
your chlld give at once this valuable prepar ariop
anc Its system will be reh0yasei and resto red to
soundness. W
MoNTGoAERY Co. N. o., Sept IL, 1S5)
~; Wm. II. TMt-SIR: Please accept the heart.
ieit than ks Of mother who was welrnigh driven t.
despair BY the sad condition Of an only child nv
little boy has been afflicted with Scrofus ever since
his birth. and after trying every remedy that was
recommended, and several physicians had pro-
nounsed him past all hope, accidentally ard of
your Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight 1t was so
highly recommended that concluded to try it, but
must confess with very little faith. He ha, taken
zine OF the bottles you sent me, and am happy in
being able TO say that he is almost well: and be-
Ie.e by the time he takes the dozen he will be per
fettly restored to health. He has gained flesh, has
anne appetite and now walks two miles to school
shall always remember you with gratitude.
ANN MURRAY.
nm
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MADAME ROSS.

-
MADAME ROSS,
THE WONDERFUL ASTROLOGYSr
has just arrived from New Orleans after On sbsesce
and So.s 6Ss
Is.i!y :sSsssd VIII lie Gig 2! isI:s.liins
.isd .uIsss ana .as ssss..s.
% h.. sss 70 81
The mo-. scisnsine Shhspoosist md s.tr:cs,st %
She rsspecsiaiiy invites all TO call and b. con =.
sssS or no psy. Bnsins:. Strictly csniSsnsss
Ess.:s Boss ear.s N di.s:.ss iecidsn. e f.
ss;ss;,'s: All S:: :s:s r;:$;s .
n. nARlLAel.-Hs,,y R..s.t Ir Y...s No
I.s:dl.:s'; 2 G.giss. r:%s::d: E:s q
Il = 10
T AIDES eUTTIRINa YIon I1n1ackA1I.
- =: :ss:E - {: =; 10, e; - =
Is :ssssesi:lss q -: :.:s!:i:s q ~. Z.
:; : ;S: r: : ss::. g: -: =:
so: q - g vi :.. 49, s:! I: M
r. L. HOODS
CLOSING SALES.
A FEW DAYS ONLY. ~
Ware. Watches. Chains, Di.monds. Se., ehssssf
.gzs No. ass pepn.vlv.ni. .vssss.
r A Y M.
Just received, per brig Henns.sey, from Porto
h'eo' one purcheon BAY RUM-sur own fmpOrt>x
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
w REAL ESTATE PRcKER,
BOON No. FEDERAL BLOCK, sEvENr.l STREET,
Offers for sale improves aud unirr proved PROP.
hhl H. as lOlloNs ~. a., IN square IL, Lot g. In
square AZ Lott ir square al. - IS, ia square s
part OF Lot " 10 square lis; part of Lot g. n .auar
~ Lot Is, tsouth hafD IN 50 Ia; Los l. 2 B. g.
3, and "a, IN square c2l. Frame Houss ana Lot 10.
NJ y W O II + 4 Z a.
JUAN BOYLE a CD,
REAL ESTATE OhERs,
No. us FIFTEENTH 8 ~, plants BUlptxs
FOR SALE
handsomely BE ISdkD A. USE on south
improvements; small cash ~. ments aad long time
sEvETAI FARMS.
small and large, the line of the Point Of Rocks
ksfroed, within q few minutes walk OF the depot:
WITHIN tnirty minutes o. sshingto-. Ter a easy.
ORE OF 30 acres on the rosd aud same distance
In oe'O'' lIF''' SIX HHSesrs -, a..
Sesr Capitol, fronting on NJ Jersey avenue; one Of
me ms ss :. Gsfions IN he C.sy.
a Holss on North street; 40 cash, balance
TLIEE HANDSOME House, in tie west end.
HOUSES ard LOTS In sll parts of the CITY.
TWO AaDsoME HOUSES on Ninth stre~t
MONEY TO LOAN
IN sums OF from ei'ou 10 $1,000 on real estate
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GkEAT BARGAINS IN ZEAL ESTATE.

HOUSES and LOTS for sale At greatly reduced
prices. Beassn for selling out, am about to leave
the city Eighteen Houses and Is Building Lots; Is
two small press brick two-story houses and one
frame house. All have all modern improvements.
The above houses are all new and location uusur-
passed Now 10 the time b secure q good bargain
Will exchange In part for city lots or Q small cash
payment down; balance en- Il ne TO suit purchaser
For ell particulars apply to 1910 Columbia street
Formerly Turner street, and save commission; a.
m to6 Pm Inns lm'1 j. Ii. BARROW.
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.RELRAVEN" FOB SALE.

This property is very attractively located on Ca
louisville avenue, within five minutes walk of a
the Relay station, b. a o. 3. r.. about twenty II
mimi ee ride from Baltimore. and one hour
and Few minutes by rail from Washington. There
are nine trains from Washington 70 the Relay daily
each way; II is improved BY very hands Jme Gothic
COTTAGE. in perfect order, containing IL rooms,
with hall. pantry and closets: stables and all other
usual outbuildings attached; also, ice house, well
supplied The grounds are beautifully laid out and
productive and full Of all kisds OF vegetables aud
small! fruits nourshing g-apery. and about $50 pear
piled with splendid water in dwelling, and also In
dairy This y one OF the most beautiful and desir
Haltimore and Washington, and is perfectly heal.
thy, and contains about twelve acres. II will be
sold very cheap and on easy terms. Possession can
ee had at once Apply on the prsmises 70 the Ticket
Agent at Relay House: to HENRY SEMKEN, EsI.
S13 Pa. avenue; or 10 J. p. RICHARDSON, 336 "
Baltimore street, Baltimore, MP SIS
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% HOUSES ON LONG TIME.

% HOUSES ON LONG TIME.
Rents are % high that any person who can par
rent S Ssn lI rs "a |. home ,,,
HOUSES on the Island.
HH9 STsEs II II tie the f fiT:s W x:sSi
Also. several HOUSES .t Tor cash. ' VI 'n' CITY,
g meaning
Co1 '' northeast fiff. az e cc first
n.ysln I..p.nfi ''l H''. .sa f sSi'ssr..
M'1ET 10 LOAN
REAL EsTATE,
In sums 70 suit.
NOU8oE = HIDDLEroN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
$50 el3 lssh street.
TO LOAH- - y
slA.sse. IN sUus raon q 900 UP.
JUAN BOYLE 4 co.,
narA-3 :. JlS lsA street. n. W.
l A aI.s euHs 81 nS1sT 10 NsHD on Firss-
.sr.s - Ike J sgssIssEE; =: :::....
GENn1AL InPL0r11lf 0!lIoR.-An Dss:
q: s Il: RI ::s!s 81. !:
NOTICE 70 THl PUeLIC.-The undsrsignsd
buyiss. S:ins. or sesiins our chsmpssss Bottlse.
ss 81 fss's s::I !: =: .;
oros the loW IN sucn CASES made and provided
against al persons 6 Sfsnd ~ =
THOMAS SIMPLIFY.
No. 6l9 Il street northwest,
M. see Assnfs fer tbs Dissrsos Of csi.Hsi.
FROM rHK
LION BREGERy,
NOW on TIE Road.
eend orders Cor delivery on arrival, TO the agent.
PALMER GRxRS,
mAya 81 Green street, Georgetown, D. q.
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"A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE ONE OF THE
"A BEST STANDS FOB THE GROCERY
BUSINESS In THE CITY.
The UNDERMINED, having concluded 70 retire from
the business, offer for sale reasonable terms the
stock and Fixtures OF their old and well estabs he'd
stand at 703 K street, opposite the Northern Mar
ket lmay7-tfI p. @ H0WSER CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16

Yesterday afternoon the Park again assumed its
usual pleasant air OF Saturday activity. The cars
leading up-townward were crowded with eager
seekers after pleasure and fresh air, and by four
O'Clock the Mall, the base ball common and the
Menagerie, were thronged with patrons. The
weather was somewhat cloudy and the air was at
times unpleasanty sultry, but there came every
now and then welcome breezes that famed with
summerscented breath, the pale cheeks of the
ruralizng citizens and carried many of them back
In fancy, doubtless to the happy days of boyhood,
when they were yet negotiating on the paternal
fields, untroubed by that feversh thirst OF wealth
q me which, drew them 70 t6 the great city New
better the art of enjoying the pleasures it is
capable OF affording them. There was time when
every one kept to the trim gravel walks, even
though the authorities threw open to their feet the
adjacent grass plats, and when to cast One's self
down upon the turf was to incur the ridicue OF
every passerby. But now these little social pre-
JUDGES have been lived down, and people have the
good sense to know that In the ''merry woodland"
every reasonable freedom may be INDUCED in.
And what can be more pleasant than to lie idly in
the shade Of tree and read dreamiy some favorite
poet, looking up from time to time to gaze at the
blue depths OF the heavens or listen to the rustling
OF the leafy bOughs Immediately Overhead9 The
band stand however, remains, OF course the centre
OF attraction, ana the programme yesterday was
singularly good one, and was, as usual, ad-
mraby rendered by Dodworth's Band. The con-
cert had an audience of at least four or five
thousand people, and the Park Commissioners may
therefore, feel pretty well satisfied with the expense
incurred. On the lakes the trinity dressed boat
men toiled all through the afternoon and carried
full freights oil the time. Hundreds OF base ball
games went simultaneously forward on the COM
mon, and the wild animals and the monkeys held
numerous levee OF visitors The drives also were
crowded with elegant equipages and parties Of
hours with merry chat, were to be found in every
walk. In short, the Park put on everywhere its
weekly fete-day appearance, and tens of thousands
Of pleasure seekers recognized the advantage OF
living In civilized city by heartily enjoying them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16
FATHER BURKE'S FAREWELL SERMON.
The Great Preacher to Take a v,

Tne Gre0t Freacner To rake a Vacation.
The Very Rev. Father Burke breaches his farewell
sermon in this city at the Dominican church this
morning. During the time the great preacher has
been in America he has almost daily delivered
sermon or lecture in the cause OF charity or on
some great church festival when his best efforts
were expected to be called FORTH There are but
few Catholics In the city who have not heard his
magic eloquence, and, indeed there are thousands
who have eagerly sought every opportunity to
avail themselve OF his inspiring words. The won
der is that the friar able to hold out so long
in such arduous labor as he was called upon to I'M
dergo yet his latest effort was as full of noble
thought, clothed in as beautiful language,
as was his very first among us. That he
needs rest now his friends have insisted, and he,
therefore, leaves this week for Southern trip
which will occupy him during the summer months.
He win return to this city In the fall and, though
no programme has as yet been made out for fall
Of lectures or sermons, II Is pretty certain
that the eloquent father will be induced to renew
his abors on his return to this city for the benefit
OF many well-deservlng charities in our midst.
The three lectures he delivered In the Academy Of
Music proved to be remunerative, and he has
already received two instruments Qf the amount
received, these moneys going, OF course, not ior
his own private benefit, but to the general fund OF
the religious order to which he belongs These
lectures were gotten up by few Cathonc gentle.
men In this city who, seeing the vast amount OF
good Father Burke had done In the cause OF re-
on unwilling that the Dominican order
the city's generosity, and, besides, they desired
to present Father Burke an address expires.
sive OF their esteem for himself personally and
their admiration OF his genius. This twoiod object
was accomplished on Wednesday evening last at
the residence Of Catholic gentleman In this city,
umns. The total amount, including the check
Tor s6,25O reached the handsome sum OF
5000 which had been deposited according as
laiy, 10 the credit OF Father Burke, In the Emf
grants industrial Bank The total amount drawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16

min Franklin Peixotto, our American Consul at
bucharest, who Is generously sustained by Mr..
Fish, he has succeeded In galvanizing into life
the representatives OF foreign Powers who have
united in q joint protest addressed to Prince
Charles One-horse government, and Earl Granville,
Her Maesty's Secretary OF State OF Foreign AZ
fairs, seconded by the Italian government, has pro-
posed the cOnvOcatiOn OF conference OF the great
Powers to project q new course OF policy to be
adopted by the Cabinets towards the East in view
OF the constant recurrence OF barbarous Outbursts
OF popular violence against the Jews In Roumania
and 20 debate, Also the subject OF the prOprety OF
direct allied pressure on the RoumaElan govern
ment to compel measures for the executive repres
sion OF such acts or action
In behalf OF Russia, Prince Gortschakof replies
with his usual regeneration, that he fears this will
reopen the everlasting eastern question: and
thinks better that the Powers address joint note
to the ROumanian government demanding an expla
give for the protection of the Jews In. the future.
Prussia assents to this, and Ii our worthy Consul
as we are assured from the past he will-cOntinues
to agitate the subject, the best results must nev
initiating lukewarmness OF those whose calling and
high sounding expressions OF love for the whole
human race make them the special champions and
mOnOpOists
Will merely allnde to what purports to be an out
burst OF fanaticism which, according to CORE
spondent OF the Levant Herald, occurred In Smyrna
on the 4th May last. Hamdi Pacha, the Governor,
AFTER some delay, succeeded in dispensing the riot
ers who, with all the rascaty OF the town in their
train, made for the Jewish quarter, sacked the
homes, murdered the inmates and committed other
acts lbrutal atrocity Many Jews at length turned
fence became attackers.n We shall look anxiously
for further particulars.
Ali this occurs In the boosted nineteenth century
of enlightened Christianity
Verify the millennium hath not yet come.
SEMIOCCASIONAL.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IA, 1872
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MILITARY COURTESIES.
The Reception OF Philadelphia Crack
Company by the seventh Regiment.

Company by the Seventh Regiment.
The celebrated Company d, OF the First regime
OF Philadelphia, commanded by Captain Ide, arrived
In this city yesterday morning by the Peoples line
from Albany. They were met ut the pier by Com
panes B and F, of the Seventh regiment, which
were specially detailed to "show them the city.n
The companies Of the Seventh were commanded by
Captain Bird and Lieutenants Sninen, Goodwin,
Steele and Quillard. The guests OF the Seventh
were escorted from the boat to the New York HO-
tel, where superb breakfast was provided by Col
onel EmmOns Clark, his officers and the rank and
file. The breakfast was strictly q social one and
speeches were ignored
The breakfast over, about halfpast eleven the
Phladephians, escorted by their entertainers left
the hotel for the Cortlandt street ferry, with view
on the part OF the entertained to take their final
leave of New York. The commands, as they moved
aUs sanitary squad and Tony Aare Of the
| Broadway squad. Rarely has a more imposing dis
play, considering the number participating, APP
| peared on Broadway. The seventies companies
moved by company front and marched like vete-
rams When wheeling at the corner of Broadway
and Cortland street they especially exhibited
the advantages OF their drill, and elected high
| comiums from number of old army officers who
were spectators Their guests were no less anxious
military skill, and many declared that the Phila-
| dephians exceed the crack companies OF the
Seventh. The Philadelphians, however, did not
show their military agility" until they arrived at
| the entrance of the ferry house, when their COM
M put whe mem through q the
| When the command of ground arms" was given
| every musket touched the pavement smultane-
ously, and the applause OF the spectators was in
tense. An old soldier, who had served on
star in Sherman's army, turned ito one OF
the police force with the remark THAT
movement cannot be excelled. l have seen
every volunteer regiment in Sherman's army of
49, 900 men, nearly every regular regiment Of our
army, and about fifteen regiments of the line In the
British army, including the Forty-seventh, the
ROYAL Canadian Rifles and the Prince of Wales
regiment, execute that movement, and never saw
| 1t done with 80 much precision" After the usual
| leave-taking between the commands the Philadel-
phians filed into the ferryboat Hudson City at
| twenty-five minutes after twelve, by column OF
fours, and, as the band played "Auld Lang Syne,'
the guests and their entertainers separated. The
Seventh acquitted themselves glorousy In the
manner OF entertaining their visitors, and the
/ PhiIadelphians will have new incentive to honor
the Seventh should they soon have occasion to visit
/ the "Quaker CitY.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16
MARINE C0URT-CHAMBEnS.
Question OF Practice

Before Judge Gross.
Robertson VS.. Goodoet.-The summons In this
action was taken out on the 25th Of May, return
able on 9Th Of June. Motion was now made to dis
miss the complaint and the summons on the ground
that the act relating to the Marine Court, passed
May 1872 In section 16 says, that this act will take
effect In twenty days from the passage thereof ex-
which may be conducted by the practice now in use
in the Marine Court, &c. 1t is contended that the
action not having been pending on the 10th OF May
there was no power to take out or issue summonses
or commence new actions, in the Court between the
passage Of the act and its taking effect; in other
words, that the functions OF the Court as to new
suits was suspended. The Court held that the
words ''now pendng' meant pending on the date
on which the act went into effect and not the date
OF its passage, and that the act itself not In
force till the Both day OF May. Motion denied.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUn0oGATE'S COuaT-glNGS COUNTY.
Before william ID. veeder, Surrogate.
Wills Proved.

i5OfOfC tJuffVB"Vos
Wills Proved.
William W. Wakeman, OF the county OF Fairfield,
Connecticut: Eliza X. Phillips, Patrick Wrinkle,
Benjamin Ellison, Jeremiah III. Farrell ana Isabella
McCorkindale, all of the city OF Brooklyn.
Letters of Administration.
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estates Of Mary Ann Duffleld. Charles HICKS Mary
Ann Fuam, Maria O'Neil Charles g. Kellogg, Jr.,
Sarah ReitZenstein, Catharine Mortagh, Edward l..
Rooney, Henry M. Keller, John Milne, Maxwell p.
Gaddis, Joseph Davidson ana John Breens, all Of
the city of Brooklyn.
Letters Of Guardianship.
Letters OF guardianship OF the person and estate
OF Mary p. Churchman, Ella Churchman and
Margaret Churchman were granted TO William p.
Roberts; of Arvilla G. Keller to Alfred Ii. Pulcer;
of william w. Gillette and Alice X. Gillette to Mary
Gillette their mother; OF Ellen Victoria Lindblad-
to Levin Crandell, all OF the city Of Brooklyn.