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BLooDsHED IN BROOKLYN.

AT about u o'clock on Saturday night Off
GERS Holland and Cantwe Of the Fifth Precinct, Brook
Iyn found q man y Ing nscnsibe IN pedders wagon at
North First ana Tcnth-ss Surprising him to be intOx
Gated tLoy endcayOred to rouse him, but soon dscoy
cred that ho had been beaten by some blunt instru
ment. They then took him to tho staton-house,
where an examination by DR.. Brady, Police
Surgeon, proved that the suffering
from congestion Of tho brain, evidently produced
by clubbing there being cut at the back OF his head
about two inches long and inch deep. He was sent
to the City Hospital where, at last accounts, he was In
precarous condition lie has been identified as Philip
Blesten German, residing with his vile and child at
No 1856 North Fifthst. 1t Is believed that he was as
saucd hy members OF the Battle Row gang. The muir
derers OF Officer DOnahue, which renders the late release
Of a portion of the gang peculiarly unfortunate DeJCG
lives are searching for suspected persons.
Early Yesterday number Of young men, bali drunk
went into the grocery store OF william Brewers at FIRST
and south Ffhss Brooklyn, +. D.. and called Tor neer
which was furnished considerable Quantities. Ihey
rem1incd more than an hour aud were nnay Joined by
Patrick lOBren' the party then cons sting or James
Whalcu age 10; Will i'm Duffy, age 10; John Connolly
age 81: John DOughertY, age II; and O'Bren ago %
soon after O'BrCu in he QuarfeNcd win a clerk
named Wnalcn about the bill. All were in quarrelsOme
mood, and q fight followed during which II IS alleged
that o. Bricn seized "a ChcCsc-knllc nom the counter
and stabbed Whalcn In the right side The wounded boy
walked to the store door, where he fell upon the ho0r
bled prOflsely, and in a few minutes died. Ile
crowd fed and the proprietor OF the store went 10 me
Firth Precinct Station and related tine occurrence.
Officers were sent 40 once 90 take the body 10 the
Morguc whore It now lies. Henry Stnrlen, age ~ a
except OBren. arrested. The deceased lived at
No
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A DOCK INSPECTION.

Dock Commissioners Hunt, Kane and Wood,
accompanied by First Assistant Engineer Meehan SUI
perinteudents Westerye Johnson, and number OF in
vited guests embarked the tug Alert at the foot OF
Canal ST. on Saturday. and steamed up the North River
TO Pier No. ST. where Browns nay warehouse was in-
speced and ordered to be removed as an obstruction
The next place visited the GanscvOOrtst Depart
ment yard where the Commissioners examined the
blocks OF artificial stone which arc preparing for the
bnidng of Pier No l. and for the submarine portion Of
the pars OF the new bulkhead. The bulkhead between
Fortythrd and FOrty-fourthts. and the slip between
Pier No. % aud the HOO0kcn feIry-h0use were
also inspected. West Washington Market dealers and
a representative OF the Osweg0 and Midland Railway
Company will present arguments to-day IN reference 10
the Improvement OF the water front The Railway Com
pany proposes to shed over the pier and the mar
ket men claim sufficient reservation 10 admit or land-
ing their produce. In duo time the tug reached the
Baterv aud the party disembarkod and surveyed the
extensive works facing the North River az Pier No l.
including the stone steps and the Dulkhead. Re
embarking, the party steamed up the East RIVER 70 fer
No 49, and TO the Departments yard az the foot OF sew
enteenths Thence the Commissioners went 10 the pier
nj ne foot of Tnrty-thrd-st, East River, which super
intcnd-nt ThOrno wishes 10 make the dunpng-groun
OF the Police 5.reetCleaning Department.
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,CG2 ; Grants mai, $500.
WAYNE CouNTY-[Omciall.
ELECTION NOTES.

The official vote of Delaware gives Grant
9o8 majority and LoHand, Republican for Congress- 352
majority.
The official returns from all the counties of
Virginia but one give Grant 1915 majority. The county
to be heard from reported TO have given Greeley 100
majority.
The total vote Of the parish OF Orleans
for President gives Grant 1926 Greeley. 226s6 Gree
eys net majority louisiana far heard from, -
G01 including returns, mostly official, from all but Two
parishes Beauregard il elected Administrator OF In-
proyements
Mr.. Tyler, Chairman of the Democratic Ex-
ecutVe Committee OF Alabama, telegrapns that the
Democrats will have four or i've majority tho JOINT
ballot In the Legislature Geo S. Houston aud Judge X
w. Walker OF Huntsville, are prominent Dtmocratlo
aspirants 60 the United States Senate The Official re-
turns from Tennessee give Greeley e23 majority win
ten counties " hear FROM,
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APPROXIMATIONS.

on, In the United states 10 administered foreign missons
Arr,na, 5000; New Mexico nev) S1,uO.
fund US 00li Incidental expenses
$1,000 expenses s2OOoOi GtutOu distribution Of me
MltsiOa1ry ddrO'Ie. &2J.oO
The total apart for the vsons missions now stand as
fooes l. Foreign missions, b3i}85 rs Domestic mis,onso
4 Domestic mssonsAmercan. S30s0O Missions Ia Territories
BlJOJO; g. Miscellaneous, $9j,OO1i total s519,ilo 10
The sum Appropriated for Foreign Missions exceeds
that Of last year by sO27 g. Of which Liberia receives
$40 800 more than last year, China S5,5O o. Germany
and Switzerland 5000; Sweden, 1857 90; India $40 $780,
Bulgrayia 1885, and Japan, sls75O or the domestic
missions those among the foreign population were given
the largest increase in proportion, the total amount
being $4,000 greater than that OF last year. Three
Conferences East Maine, East Now-YOrk (Norwegan).
and Chicago (Germau) received &c. Of this The re-
painder was divided principally among the swedes and
Norwegians OF Minnesota and Wisconsin, the Germans
South and West and the Chinese in California.
A new Indian Mission In Northern New YORK received
eco 10 the American branch S557OO extra was allowed,
Of which Sl7 900 went Conferences, fol
lows Arkansas $1,000 FlOrida. $500; Northern New
York 81 2OD; Northwest Iowa, 5000; Rocky Mountain,
10000; Western New-Ymk, $1,000. and New-MeXico,
81 900 OF The extra appropriations. California receive
~ 600 as contingent for extending the work; Mime
sofa 5000; Nebraska, $4,000; Nevada $1,000; Oregon,
81 500 Texas, contingency OF 5000 iArHOna, AOOO,
and a number OF others smaller sums. Tho allowances
10 Colorado Des MOnes ST. LOus Tennessee, and South
Carolina were reduced about $4,000 in all. For incl
dental and office expenses $4,000 granted and
5000 for the graiuiuous distribution OF The Ms-
s0nGry AduOcGe at the rate OF To seven persons IN
the churches Tho total increase OF appropriations To
Domestic Missions over those OF last year amounts to
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AN INSANE DEFAULTER.

Benjamin j. Cahoone was appointed Pay
master in the Navy by President Andrew Jackson in
$780, In 1864 be gave new bond in $4,000 with Benja
min f. Bache. Louis Warner Stephen D. Trencbard.
John f. Gray, John d. Gibson. John f. Ferguson, and
william NJ Wood as sureties An alleged deficit Of 49, 900
was discovered IN Mr.. Caboone's accounts IN 1866,
and the Government brought suit against his
William W. Hewett ana AlgernOn s. Sullivan
that COhOOne had been mbece since 1867 and it ap-
neared that he was declared insane year ago
the Supreme Court of this State. Ia the United States
Circuit Court on Saturday, Judge Smpnan gave 1udg-
ment n favor OF an the defendants, tue ground that,
IN 1864 the defendant CahOOne. was, on account OF
mental imDcclity, incapable Of entering into contract
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Bedford-ave., which extends from Fourth-st.,
Brooklyn h. D. to Fultonaye.. and Is four miles long,
was paved with the Scrmshaw tar concrete pavement
under o commission authorized by the Legislature OF
1870 Tho act provided that, before entering upon the
work, the Commissioners should 1le their plan OF I'M
proyement and that after amendments were made at
meeting OF consultation, for which due notice should DO
given, the plan should be the permanent one Inc Co-
misioners were also present TO tho Common Council,
on or before Aug l. 1872 detailed report OF expendi
lures with both OF these requirements the Commits
soners failed TO comply their plan being Indefinite, and
their financial report being rendered about two weeks
ago. with no reference 10 their actions other than
schedule Of expenses As the owners OF property upon
the street had no Of knowing what Wouo 10 sno
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nature Of the wort. and as DE sssasmeut vac ssls per

lot or total Of $4,000 they resolved to protest on
Saturday morning however the BogEd OF Assessors con
hrmed the assessments despite the objections OF the
counsel fer the prOpcTtyOwBerS ana refused To allow
time for written objections 20 be fled.
Subseauepfly MI Van Colt applied 70 Judge Pratt for
writ ceEtorari directed TO the Board 0I Assesors,
and the Commission REFUSED them 10 ceFiy helr pro.
ceedings to the Court in tho matter OF TIC npplSct
and assessment The Court granted ne WIN, when was
made returna5h at the next General Term on n.o GU
pTeme Court This proceeding will prevent tbe aSSoS'
mcnt from being entered I'm tue tax levy Ol 1917 -.
The property the line Of JbrdaYc- are hl'o
taking preliminary steps toward resisting me ovhctlo
the assessment Of sl322 - for laying sewer throSn
that thOrOughare. TIe contract originally |AtLe
10 Mr. Van Wlnde fOg sg}2sj5 but aterward taheh
away from him by the Water Board and givenio hess5
Kingsley q Keeney without readvertsementfo Tor tsc IN
creased sum OF SJ1JIg2 45. The assessment las neon
confirmed hy the Common Council but the properly
owners viii pay 1t without light In The cou' o.;
The a,sesspenb for widening DhUnst.Is TO be- tcYlc0
In the this year. TIE amount s >OJoO am tlo
assessment from Fl s125O per front lo IHo eN
pense OF the towanus Canal Improvement is $4,000 and
that for the repavng OF Broaway, l.. d., s5 . re
nnary reports have been made m regard to both tuc
aforementioned works.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDES.

Gustav Schultz, age As, jumped from pier
at the foot Of sxteenthst, North River, on Saturday
afternoon, with the,intentOn Of drowning himself but
rescued by bystanders He was taken 10 the Six
teenth Precinct satonhouse, where he searched.
In inner pocket Of his coat was found passage
ticket for Hamburg by the steamship Germania, which
sailed on that day and a bill Of exchange drawn upon
e. Il. Richards q Brothers, Hamburg for l6 thalers.
Police Surgeon Beach questioned the and ordered
him 10 be Kept IN the statlOu-hOuse for few days
John Smell, age II, a German, attempted suicide on
Saturday by swallowing a quantity Of Paris Green.
RestOratves wore gwen, and he taken 10 Bellevue
HOsuital.
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DLA6Bon Friday morning, IS after shot nss Msrshss
William Blake Marshall Blake. aged 81 year. and
The funeral will take place The Church " tho Divine Ps
REV DR. ChaNin's) Of Poryhlst ani Fharc
Monday. the 18Th ST., 10 O'Clock Relatives and inends
invited to attend without further notice.
BEMARBST0n THURSDAY evening The th inst, Sarah Rosekrsn
Of the late Peter Demares 10 the eOh year OF Der
Relatives respectfully invited 20 attend her fnnersi %
Monday. IL o'clock from the residence Of hes
sister Ms Peter Bogert No. l36 Grsndt Railway J. frsini
Lave Corands n $40 Hes ~i be taken 70
Schraaleuburgh for interment
DEMONpAt Ware Mass Wednesday Nov H. LoenIo De@snt
aged W years
LOCKB-At Harlem Nov IS Mr., Charlotte 7. Locke aged 81
Funeral services Don MONDAY the eadeace q
Charles ". Gore No. 81 West hundred and hJ seconds o.
Kde son and only child OF Edward and Anna C. Miller asei
years and 10 days 49,.
Funeral Monday 18th NJ, at residence l14 SeeOadase
SPARKS-a Deae Hesersey Nov l6 Walter l. Spsrs Of hs
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SrRRLlSG-Ou Saturday evening Nov 6 1871 Port Rchnosd
staten Island Margaret kJ vile Of Dr. John W Serng the
"a yea OF her
Notice OF funeral viii be given in Tuesdays paper.
VAN HORN-At Orange ~ j. Nov. TO- Sheon eldest
toruelus nj Van Horn.
Funeral services the residence Of bis parents Das Orange
the 18th n q O'Clock M Trains leave Of BarcaysL
o'clock Returning leave Orange 1913 AMI s29 Carriages Y BE-
waiting Members Second CompnY Seventh Reg
ARnoRY REGIMENT \. Y. = \. G.. Nov i8T2-a
C0NPANrrhe members Of % Company invited
their omrade Charles Sieon Van dres.
residence oi his father, Da{st Orange ~ j. MORiay.
lglh inst, a. y o'clock G. B. VAN NORDgN,
Captain Commanding.
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IlLEl.

al Notices, Of Marriages must be Endorsed wiih Nsi
name and address.
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THE NEW LUNATIC ASYLUM AT MoRRIsTOwN, MI.
From TIE Elizabeih Herald

The work is a stupendOus one. The length
Of the building from outer line line IS go feet
rhe building in Zgzag way aud altogether makes
some 1000 From the rear outer line to the 'front.' Is
Ia be found IN ang other part OF the STATE There
the premises hne granite s0nequafry from which
buildiug by gravity railroad aud the drawn
back By horses. TIE finest brick Gay Is TO be found In
me mot from s. 10 s. less per thousand than az any
other place, and already c0ntraeledhF short ds-
gallons a day by actual measurement The contracts
aIe All taken mach below the estimates. III VIII cost
less than 100000 and when eonpetea VIZ 's ule
sleaUest building Jet put ~ Oy the oiAL@-
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THE STATE ELECTION
OFFICIAL RETURNS BY COUNTIES.
CATTARAUGUs COUNTr-[QIliciaI.J
cuENANGo coUNTY.-[OficiAl.1

In lsos CattaTaugus County gave Seymour 5,5ooi uF
CLOS Grants majority, 2,2S5.
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sTpAM FIRR sAFEs.

NEw-YORK, Noy. &c. 1871
To me Edi61r of The Ee0 York Tribune.
SIR: We yesterday received the following
from q sufferer by the Boston fire:
S. II. COLI, Manager.
" To s. IT. COLE. Manager Am. Steam Sdfs o., No. os
Br0Gdicdy, Nsr York.
DEAR SIR: Our steam safe. purchased N your Com
paly some time since, IN the recent Ire that de-
srOycd store. Two other Safes OF different patcnts
and vault In the same building totally destroyed.
bu' your safe preserved everything intact We cannot
speak too highly In praise Of the Steam Safe.
HECHr Bros 4 Co, Leather Dealers.
NOS. 6, ., 10, and ~ bearl-st
Boston. Nov. u. 1872"
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ONTARIO coUNrY-[Onicial.]
In IbJ5 OnIHTIO NUuHIy EHNO bUJ M
8 1872; Grants majority, 1919.
ORANGE coUNTY-[Oficial.1
ORLEANS coUErY-[OGicial.]

In 1868, orange county bafo SO' lNV"'' "'''' "
s,I29; Grants majority 25O
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Alonzo B. Cornell, Surveyor Of the Port, WHO
chosen member OF Assembly 40 Gao recent 81 c;ioa,
resigned Dis position Surveyor whom re- went illo ts
contest Tor the Assembly the relocation % take cnct
on jan l. II Prasdent Grants CivI Service rules
enforced Deputy surveyor James L. Benz iet prcseas
member Of The Collectors civil Service Board At TIE
CustOmhouse, will prOblbiy be appointed Dr Bcno-
dict has been IN DO cIg sorvIce Tor many ytals
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THE TERRIBLE STORM II THE NORTH OF EU-
ROPE-GREAT Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
IAN ISLAND SUBMERGED.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1G-The storm which
ragged in the North OF Europe Wednesday and Thurs
day was very disastrous throughout Denmark and on
che coast Tho wind blew a hurricane, and ram and
fell necessarily. The streams rose TO an unusual
hight overfOwng their banks and inundaing the coun-
try for miles around. Great damage done TO the
seaport towns and marine disasters occurred
The Norwegian ship Scs0strs was wrecked in the North
Sea during the terrible gale and Il OF the persisted
Reports Of the loss OF 2i ships have already been re-
ceived Half Of the Of Bresfoe, in the Island OF
seeand the Baltic laid by the force Of tho
wind. The small island Of DJtOc entirely submerged
by water and every nhabi.ant drowned
LONDON, Nov. ia Dispatch from Stralsund Of 70
days date reports that vessels totally wrecked
in the late gale. The town considerably damaged
by inundatiOn. The fishermen on the islands Of ZiDgs
Dars and Hddensoe lost all their fishing smacks and
apparatus. Their houses and contents were heavily
damaged by the high water. Nearly all the cattle the
Islands we're drowned. The wells flooded from the
sea- and the inhabitants suffering greatly for want OF
fresh water, food, and shelter The Government has
dispatched steamers laden with supplies 70 their relief
Tho island Of Rugen has also felt the disaster heavily
Many Of its fishing have been destroyed and the
Heds near the coast line flooded The loss Of life
both on the islands and the mainland is very great
THE FIRST SNOW.
The mild weather of the early part Of the
month camo to end with the clear sky and cold wind
of Friday last Saturday was in the matter OF empera
ture much like Friiay but leaden clouds settled down
goomily at nighta. bringing with them the first snow
OF the year. At first 1t melted the sidewalk, and
everybody thought IL only sleet but later as the
temperature fell, It began 10 accumulate, and in the
morning there thin layer-hali ice, half snOw-on
the ground where it remained during the day. AS yet
Il is much Of novelty that IL Is rather pleasant
guest ..
Toward the northward the STORM began earlier and at
Buffalo two feet of snow had fallen by Saturday morn
ing with consequent delay Of trains. All the way down
the Hudson River at Philadelphia and even at Washing
ton, the storm ragged. And 50 Winter, with It's sugges
lions Of concerts aud lectures, merrylnakngs aud
pleasant hours the fresde, and tragedies in reess
arrets quietly stolen down and taken possession Of
She city.
SNOW AT KINGSTON.
CITY OF KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE first
enOw of the season tue depth Of over inch last
night The weather to-day intensely cold for the sea-
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for tse prisoner submitted has the Sheriff rad not pcr
formed his duty properly; zrd thai The indictment va
found prior TO exaBnatoa Of iho oscusec Mf,snlh
van replied that this was owing 70 TIE fact tsat the e
cscd was ont Of the cOuatTy at The time Ho then -
seuted the AFFIDAVIT of Gtoreo T. Tai, on which the in
dictment was formed, and ato the garmui Of extfait
ton OF the French authorities, signed by AoOpl "
Prcsdent Of The Republic. aed OJher Ffcush oLe' ~
Counsel again asfrted that jbe arrest was nos iha n
within the jurisdiction OF tie SlcriA, bat bolri fe
French steamer whsle the prisoner waf s'li unlfr 10
authority 81 the Flcach RonuiIc. Pic flrlhnf neHlnz
WIS eYIrned 10 give the Sh r 90 make fStuTn -
tho particulars OF tue arrest.
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Nothing disturb the trade at the Of Canas1 ns
Broadway SATURDAY last tie Boys Department hongd al
day With children Just let loose from school," getting Sunday
Ofa popular places nyenss dress establishment pro
eminent The Mems Department still extensive contains
tie greatest variety Of seasonsb suits and placed
exhibition for retail sales the C0thier likely be les
than be is which in bis line than any other dealer clothing
la. 20. be- lie siaBs the head Of the list Espre4
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THE FIRST SNOW.


CITY OF KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE first
eno,y of the season fell depth Of inch last
night The weather to-day intensely cold for the sea-
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Grant's;malority, III.
ERIE coUNrY-IOhicial.]
FRANKLIN CoUNrY-[Onicial.l

In 1858 Erie County gave seymour l5Ii Grant, l,522
Grants majority 1868
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THE UEA7HER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. Isl a. u.
,oOc5c fot the ggeg flrc1I M TOaT hour.

OFFICE or TIE IHlEF SIGNAL OTFICEK,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. Isl a. ny
Synopsis f0r me D1S tCcHtu-rOar hotCS.
The barometer has risen over all the Allan
tic States with generally tar weather and north west
ery 20 sOub-wesery Winds and nOrth-westerly winds
and cloudy weather on the Gulf; on the lower lakes ana
thence to the Ohio Valley cloudy weather and westerly
winds prevail; I'm the northwest and thence over the
upper lakes and southwark 10 Illinois and Missouri west
erly to nOrthery winds and partly cloudy and very
cold weather.
Probabilities.
In the Northwest ana theme 70 Michigan and to tho
Ohio Valley, very low temperatures, north westerly
winds and clear weather. in the Cuff States northeast
erly Winds cloudy weather, on the western Cuff. IN
the South Atlantic States, nOrtheastry Winds high ba
rOneters, and partly cloudy weather. On the lower
lakes, and thence by the afternoon the Middle
States slowly falling barometer sOuth-westcry winds
and partly cloudy weather; in NewElgland northwest
ery TO westerly Winds and partly cloudy weather
with diminishing pressure.
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MiRRIED.

BLOSSOM-HIIL-on Thursday lh inst
BRIDES parents by the Rev H. Garfield D. D., Ar fudcck A.
Blossom Mas sarah C., daughter OF John }. Hl ell o.
BROOKLYN.
BLYDENBURGH-SBABURY-At the Church Of TIE Aununciatou
city Thursday Nov a. b. Rty. Wm j. seabury
Bydenburgb Of Shauga China Fanny, daughter Late
Charles :. Seabury Of stony Brook, Long Island.
DANA -FITCA the residence Of the brides parents Tssisy.
Nov L. 1872 bT Rev. H. d. Ganse James g. Dana h0nse n.
T. to Mss Eleanor Fitch daughter Of Hoa EWa Fitch VI tbs
city.
KRrLAND-BIGET owTharsav, Nov. a. at le resd,ee o. his
brides father Newark j. By Rev. Dr. j. r. Stel John G. k
Land Of Orange n j. and MissJOefne only daughter Of Hon Moses
Bigeov.
MOORE-SMITHou Thursday Nov a. 1872 At rednce of hs'
parents White Plains BY the Rev Bishop Foster d.,
Chas Nande-v00 Moore Of Newfok MaT Ella daughter "
Micom Smith, es1 County Clerk Of Wesichester County
PALNER-BELKSAP-O Wednesday evening" Nov. D a. she
o. the brides parents ~ the Rev Dr b. Rogers Miss Eia
Bekuap only daughter VI hr james g. BeLnap, M John u
Palmer all Of this city.
REDFELD-STODDARD0n THURSDAY. Oct 81 1871 at Vases
MINI. the residence Of Mr. b. Williams, the brides uncle b. the
f. W. Reded formerly 0f Philadelphia, TO Aiss
Emma J.. St0ftari OF Naseca No cards
TCTTLE-CLARK-At Mount Airy the 18Th inst Rev Francis
DOnuely Nathaniel Tuie and E4la J. Clark
TUTTLE-CLARK-At Airr 2h nst By Rev Pnois
DoHn,lly, Nathaniel Tuie aud Ella J. Clark
VALENTINE Boston Highlands. Nov. a. By Rev DR..
Valentine Of NegfOrk aud Grace c.
dAag o late Rev samuel Barrett
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 'oih fIu