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EL0PEMENT AND TRAGEDY.
Elyaterions Death OF n Devoted Couple
nj Harmony, Hn..~Is 1t Suicide or
MMrhar1

N1yRtcrions Death OF n Devotod s1o,,nro
Mt Harmony, asn..~Ie 1t suici,lc or
murdor1
f.buyoh. Ha. t1,,,u 10y, ror-..r,na.,, ~, u. v,,,
Io7E }Teru,i 'f''"'">'~ " '''' ''''
A torriblo tragedy was erlneted vester1ay aftor-
noon in tho quiet. o1d-faahionol imtnh yi1lnro of
Harmony, aomo 25 milos iistnut from thIB oty.
accessible only bv stauo. and Inckinr teleuropl}
connection with tko o,ter world. i'he Victims
of thIa murder md suicide wero Miss Kato
FaulBtcoh, a hoautif,,1 rirl. aged II, and John
Trazier, sobor. Industrious Young follow of
about 2b yosra of are
Little loea thu, 4 yoar ago tho parties resided
with thoir ronpoctjyo paronts, III adjoining
houscs. in tho contro Of Wheeling, w, V. Fra
zior wns eobor aud was ,Yoll thought Of II, tho
nojrhhorhno1 whilo Kate FanlHtoch was nlso Of
an e1co]iont family aud tho not Of that house
bold An acquaintance between tie two was
struck m which ripened into mutual affection
for each other THO parents Of Kato watched
tie progrcss Of affairs and ut n proper timo
slipped In and forbade Frazor to visit the
house any more Tho lovers, however, arranged
socrot meetings, aud, Mt length becoming con-
viuced thnt tho consent OF Ka!o's parents could
noyor 10 Ind to their union, the youur pair ro-
solved OH clipping,
One dark night tho girl loft her hnppy homo
and started for thia city with her lovor. The
motl,or Of the girl on discovering tho nbeepco Of
her daughtor, was convinced in her own mind
that Bho had run away. Tho telegraph was nut
In operation, and according to instructions, tho
train waB stopped and tho two oloners capt.ared
noar Stuebonvillc. Thoy woro brought back. and
the paronls of tho gtrl brought IN action ncninaE
Frazier on the Charge Of entlcino their
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

G7fl0 RkWARD-sTHAYED or HTOLEN-FoUn
Meihansten Isshts ,ls,,s IL, Sunday e is
sls9 o.q Wit star IN fefslead about pas two
nny p.r'an o. pd psdEspnns nn,n o S T return sv
LYNCH, of tho said farm, or William Flanng gnn, i1ai
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TO LEASE.

TO LEASE.
ITO LRABE-b YEANs-3 TO 100 FIiEr ON
Lake.st., half block eAst Of Union Park, on easy
terms. j. q. STARR, u West Handolph'st.
no LHABk-WILL GIVE FOUR YEARS LiGAHE;
ul0Apeat in cy business rear lot, DGxID, Ia burnt
distIe5 noar Laalasnt. No agency buslness Address
Il N. Tyibana nfaas.
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OITY REAL ESTATE.
Si* H$S J. Is S!s5F4$: i s:':"
f ss: :ss' !ss,
qfs' nsss Ms.sts ncs'a.t .oath from"
Afss;is Asissas; y !! &! H. asss 49, r%si|'::s
sSs:S:y aes1 Thisyi!S..., ea,, front.
!1 a'as as.s SSsss S@eni,
lIadisnsisy iSp:e "a t$as at $4,000 near
Ss!%x e Co., H%sss, %a'l.: ssi.::
'ss I'D fa 'a. til Cheap
Fsa;S Ls1'! asIs MEAN W9oD 9 FEET,
FOE shLls.DY 3hd,g W j. oNAl1AN, III AND III
oS wss ssa four lots south 'front.' bOt"oon o
IsH sss ons nsa tzS s.s sod soGd
ng nGn'es noar oornoF for sao AZ sna
Darpsdest, feo northeast co.nor Thtr.yaft,,.s..
Bao fslsnd.av.. three lots. no.r sI.toen,uat.
Fon sALErmflMN r rr BUSINESS SIN # Lo7'S ON OGDEN.
s 1snS .. sa4ns; osH sH to
~. 41s5 5l5 e. 6qRHS Ss,s n;
M 81 SRSs 5:' ID ss9a, sa Sssi fif
HiCt 0hIA-Al - HAhlftlN AND NN 1khh0ONA.
sss Ssisa s,s :sS % Sssss sssa si e
s 's'r t. sns ss lot n0AF Oakland
ToR sALN-25Xla5 on INDiANA-AV., NORTH or
sa, % II !Rf I'll sa't III
FoR sALEANY rEMs3N WAETIEa T0;
ss 1ast .ss, II IL rsnne oes. dss worth S
nor. aALE5;7pHA1R1E-AV.;-Ho AND LOT
Msass oa fIis IT, @
FoE sALE159Ts IN 1RN9IER, 7 TI5NTYN!NTII. 55{5 Y
%e.ey fsss!tga ao~a ii inDrssod. @ J.o: sTXRR, e
I; ss; :!::
E'Qn sALE-LOT8 INSIDE BOULEVARD, IN GOOD
st. Ka y Ell Inter-
NoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FEET ON
siass' nd
FoK T1LET%S r 9Io3KS 5 r 15KES
Ronss RGM .na ahs N50n Building northeast
6oscd osii promises III day. ss %s:h
ssgfl.: ststs iarn:Se Rattoiaed, a @ x5no!d. ssi
H. .
Essss Ss EsPsSSR
yssS tass ssa Thy s ps9ss sg
s@s Sf2t N s ss:'' Apply
1onIa sALE1NT S2H ;BAKaAIN.Io7s ~ VEST
fR ftfe e. Ss,s q e. 81 ss ses
Olatkst.. In bank.
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COUNTRY REAL ESThTE,

TOR AA!E-l. So ACRES IN LAKE COUNTY, IND,
At CLARK and fooston Hatous solns taiIoa Of
front; out by rnilFoas anda mostly tmo!od, 1T $loo
TT aerrsio aorca At mouth Ct Wolf falc, on Lake
mee from Chicago, at 81 pur aero. NM aAnNh11,
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Coaohmela. Toumsrors. &c.
WAETED-A F1AST.CLASS COAClIMAN, kD.
dEeSs Hog ei, Tribuno Office. stating with whom,
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-------- 1NSIHOCIlON.
+ AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY. AT AUBURN
~ dnlo Mas 10 miles from Boston, on Boston L Al.
bany II. K: Advantages: Location aud appointments
asns'rpssssgd r. TEied sesqhoss Il oEery department
oa coarao tho Bominasy Sneoat advantaars ior
H. modern isngna&es and phlntinR ison. naturc Aims
Thorough cultutetfuA womnnhnRa. MKT year begins
Sept. IS. 1873. Address CHARLES ", UUsHIN0.
INSTITUTE FOil YOUNG Ia.
dos, Pittse'd Mas. Known for thirty for It's
enp9roF fhcties aud rars beauty Of location. nov. g.
Y. Spear, Principal.
IITUATIoN WANrKD--DY AN RAsTKRN TEA Gil
CT Of two yoal. tuccessful o1peronco Principal of
Grammar -setiao in M.neeator, N. H., liko position
keioroucet present p0sllon. Address a. A. BENNETT.
MhnQlGHtAI, N. III.
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DlNohuE6oc ocLEqALI.Y oI!TA!NED-FEE AFTER
tho Courts VI Chicago. Address i. D. Uox lV7. 80
, 1873-07-16

INFORMATION WANTED.
INFORMATION WANTED-lOSErlI II, UAII,EHH
lAthor is dosd lily Will confer favor by writing
Uhlo.
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oOzL1EU :"
POAR0-F0n T1iREE-G GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
- daughtof-two convenient to business, will
tusniah tors moderate rooroucos exchanged. Cassor
No. 81.
ROAnD-NHAn E1GuTEnHTII-ST., WITII UsE
- Of plano; must be reasonable. Atsarcss H. caro- A.
G. Hilton, l7b Tweny. .sNcnud at, =
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WANTKDIro P!.AHTEnEns-seoo WORTH or
plastoriuxs half cash. balance uhoIca suburban
sss.donVa lot. Address 4 N. Tribune otbgo.
, 1873-07-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

]ATANTED-TO BUY. A. BUSINESS BLoOK WORTH
" $[ct, 0o1 or moro, br(uging good tonta Address
81. Trbun0 Office.
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CLAIRVOYA.NTS,

~ nsss and medical mediums. lG5 Weat Aallsqu.aI
MADAME lDElI. THE UNlEDNATKD FtAtA IK
~ ph{slolsn aud eiairyoyant has ol1a In ler ro:
hs coyced ot her Nnntlsin rower At llor roais iDl
WGAt ~ hanntt.. HhonlH hnl ., from \. tu
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
SUNDAYS SESSION IN THE SENATE.

=
The Senate met at o'clock this evening.
The resolution rendering the congratulatIon of the
United States to the people Of spain passed.
Mr.. ANTHONY Rep r. ~. from the Committee on
Printing reported resolution to print $1,000 copies OF
the Agricultural Report tO be sold by the Commissioner
at 80 cents each. Agreed TO.
He also reported resolution TO print "a 500 copies OF
the report the United States Centennial Commission
Mr.. EDMUNDS Rep, W. objected to the resolution
on the grounds that the report was not legally public
document and that afpromse had been given that the
people OF the country should not Dc taxed III any way
for the Centennial celebration.
TIE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the bill to
provide for the payment Of the judgments OF the South
ern Claims Commission.
Tho amendments reported by the committee on
Claims striking appropriations for certain persons
were agreed TO, and the bill was passed ,,-.so. =,
Mr.. PRATT Ren:, Ind) called up large uunoer vi
pension bills, which were passed
THE TWO PER CENT BILL.
Mr. LOGAN Rep., Ill moved To reconsider the vote
by which the Indiana, Ohio and Illinois Two Per Cent
bill was refused third reading and the motion was
ost-Yeas 20; Nays, 81.
Mr. BAYARD Dem. Del) called up the resolution.
off red by him yesterday for inquiry to whether
any officer OF the Army while stationed IN south Caro-
lima received attempted 10 procure payment from
OF his duty or otherwise has been admitted 70 prlc-
tce and practced at the bar Of the state Tor MS
personal emoument while receiving pay as an officer OF
the Army and whether such officer ls now on duty IN
said state and detached from his regiment Tor any
service, and II 80, for what service Passed'
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The calendar was taken up and after the passage Of
several bills Mr. COLE qlep, CALI, from the Committee
on Appropriations reported the Deficiency Appropria
ton bill.
The bill was read through and the Senate then at II
m went into Executive session, and soon after ad-
journed until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
ELSEWHERE.
THE NEW-YORK DIET KITCHEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


10 the EdttOr OF The Trt6uHe
SIR: The Association recently organized un-
der the name of the NewYork Diet itchen purposes
20 cooperate with dspensaries OF the city in the
Of their sick poor and especially place ut the disposal
OF their visiting physicians such articles Of nourishment
as they may require. To accomplish this the AssOca-
ton proposes establish each OF the existing dis
pensary districts more "Diet Kitchens" from
which, requision OF the House and Visiting Ply
scans Of the dspensares skully prepared food shall
be issued times and in such quantities they
may specify Each Kitchen will be under the supervis-
ion of Drectresses appointed to this duty by the Man
ayers.
With such provision for the distribution of its charity
best entitled TO sympathy and aid, and especially TO
succor those unfortunate children who, through the g
poverty OF their parents for want of food
fall an easy prey 20 disease. 1t designed 20 provide
these invalid children with milk and whatever Ia their
ton.
The urgent necessity for this movement is shown BY
the accompanying certificate OF the dlspensdTy phyS
cians and other well-knOwn medical men.
Trusting that the humane character OF this project
with its Importance sanitary provision, Will aDund
antly commend IT, respectfully solicit the sympathy
pecuniary support OF the public Donations or an
subscriptions be sent TO the Treasurer Mr
Charles T.. Tiffany, UnOn-square. corner Fifeenth-st
The following are the officers or the Association:
Mrs. A. Ii. Gibbons President No. Ill West Forty
fOurth-st
Mrs Robert Hoe, vice-P President, No. III East Six
Mr. Charles l. r Tfany, Treasurer Unionsquare
Mrs. j. LangdOn Ward, Assistant Treasurer, NO. y
West SIxteenthst.
Mr.. Edmund Wetmore, Secretary, No s2l West Twen-
ry-secOQd-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
IN THE PULPIT.

A CLERGYMAN DENOUNCEs THE OFFENDERS.
The Rev. MIR. Talmage preached to a large
audience. the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, yester-
day morning upon the subject. Ignorance, Intem-
perance. ard Corruption in Public ONCE" and during
the OF his remarks referred to the Credit hober
and other scandals, follows:
You know as well do that in this country to-day
Qualification for Office not the question, but how much
has the done for the party. And so we had Con-
ress Committee that made tariff for haxseed oil and
another useed OIL not knowing in their Istupdity
that aaxseed and linseed oil the thing SO
had parts Of the country school commissioners
nominated 10 grOgshOp, hurrahed for by the rabbe,
and hardly able 70 read their own commissions when
they handed 70 them and judges OF courts giving
the charges with 80 much inaccuracy Of phraseOOgy
that tue thief IN the prisoners box is more amused
at the stupidity Of the bench than alarmed
at his own prospective punishment The
grogshOp that used to flourish in the basement
the Capitol Washington has been abolished and yet
there u drunkenness lowering around our councils
There weapon that has slain more Senator'S aud
COugrcssmen and Common Councilmen than any other,
and that the bottle unrO the scroll Of wickedness
10 high places still further aud see the crime Of bribery
You know a. well that in the past few years IL has
been almost impossible 70 get law passed by State
National legislation unless there financial con
sIderatOn When bill has appeared at the doors, the
question among your representatives has been:
How much money Is in thisF The Dem
Ocratc party filed its cup OF corruption
before out power at the beginning Of the
The Republ party along. and it had more
opportunity by OF the contracts 1led its cup OF
inquity IN shorter time and there two carcasses
lying side by sdethe Republican party and the Demo
cratic party petrined until they have no more power TO
rot We to-day this Whole nation under the shadow
Of Congress dshOnOr The Capitol the white marble Of
that beautiful building has DecOme the vast mausOeum
OF the slam. Both political parties implicated The
Augeau stable, uncleaned after 5000 had stood
there years small job Hercules compared
with what Poland Committee found Of national dirt
N the Congress Halls. On that Union Pacific Railroad
many Oi your representatives took through ucEet 70
hell Tluy paid their fare IN so per cent dividends.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
P4SSENG ERS Sailed.

FOR LIVERPOOL-Tn steqmship A,LdH March lThonsS @.
Mrs Francis Tram aud servant Ms Al
Weber Weber Thomas Russell lanes Doran Mrs
seldom NJ Dunlap Walsh Henry Acock
n Warren James Gmou Col .. w. Bboi Gen Pleasouon.
Mrs Muster Charles Payne Miss Carre
L. mary A. Hi. Hiss A. & kligh H. H. southwck
Rev N. Sir Charles Bright, Edward Bright Mrs j. g.
Hodge Mabel Hodge. Mss DAISY Hodge and servant Charles
Msrsn infant Samuel KIrpees, Branham C.
FOR LIvRRPOOL-Tn steamship Cy Of Montreal March John
bbOn and child George d. heDcker the Rev. "m
Parry H. H. SJhwck Robert X Runa Frank
Runals Moran Mr. PiOh and Thomas Robertson
William Gilbert Thomas Cooke Thomas Hail. john Sto frelenck
tlker wife II. H. Mundv James ruruham, kr0e
POR GLASGOw-In sieIaSaip Europa, March LIT Teer J. r
B4hang . OC1nuOr o. Benberg J. L. Akrll NJ. WarioS.
BREMRS-Tn gie1rtshD DOa1u l-C. Pieirer K X
Dennis b. family. Z. A. smith. Mrs W II His B.
g. Miss I. Knight W II. Osoone, s. fsh, W. H.
Schumacher Mencke Mrs. Flugger Ms NJ Paasen
Grumhardt wife wife G. MOeuhaur and wife Dr.
Speht Mansfield, Won Cotfhnsea lnt family. H. Becker
Sehuchmsnn. A. VOgtl c. Lckmann, A. Sehnkenoerger -
SAN FRANCISCOIH sedHshiD RtstnJ star. March Ill
B. Horu A. Mclean Duncan, Mrs Frances Z TAYLOR. b.
Brown Miss Barber d. H. Campbell b. Mechan. W. W Mes
Way Passengefs-C q. EdtT, WIFE child aud
nurse Mrs Harrison Gibbs J. Wilson COm George Dewey
worth John Gen. CroEon wife auf ch
MctIler Christian CaDfto Thomas W.
Hosles Augustus Biwaris Wm W. Morrow Nm Richarison
Henry O. Higgkton. VIM. A Keene
FOR SAVASNAH-Ia steamship Huntsville March IL Wilson,
A. A. Mcdonnell hdy ohreu g. NaIkendor o. Hsgery Col
ins n Canae lady and child Jones snd Aei Ryan
Thoz and children L. Hunt Miss sarah g. Clark Miss
Connel. Georgia Hoffman VIM T. Lane and
lady Miller Clarence W. Gilmore JOshuS Weeks aad Ady
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
APANIc-srRICKEN CONGREGATION.

The Brooklyn Tabernacle congregation in
the Academy OF Music panic stricken last evening
soon after O'Clock, while the Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage
was preaching. there a sudden loud, and sharp
cracking heard along the roof though the rafters
were giving way and the pillars breaking. Tho vast
audience became alarmed. and while some one raised
the cry OF "hre" a made for the doors. For
few moments one or the greatest excite
ment. The screamed aud the men shouted,
desperate efforts tO force passage 20 the doors:
Mr. Tamage came forward 70 the footlghts ana orled
our +" Iets ali sing the Old Hundred DOxolOgy," and
Immediately started the himself, One OF the trus-
tees. Col d. L. COrwin, joined in and by TINS happy ue
vice the CATION became quiet aud hnd
ing that the roof had fallen, resumed their seats
Many persons had left the buding but most OF them
returned and Mr. Talmage continued his DISCOURSE No
one was Injured ow ng the stampede. IL was subse
auenty scertaned the noise that startled the con-
gregation was caused by large quantity OF snow and
ice that became slOdged from the roof and rolled over
the Stating into the street gentleman In the audience
also stated that had purposely broken bench
the gallery.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
IN THE COURTS.
THE CORPORATION TEMPORARILY ENJONED
FROM DISSOLUTION UNTIL TIE FISK CLAIMS
ARE SETTLED.

THE CORPORATION TEMPORARILY ENJOINED
FROM DISSOLUTION UNTIL TIE FISK CLAIMS
ARE SETTLED.
In 1868 james Fisk, jr., began a suit in the
United states Circuit Court the Southern District Of
New-York to force tne Union Pacific Rail
road Company and the Credit M0bilier OF Amer
tea TO recognize has rights. stakeholder,
90 2O.G0O ;shares OF the Credit Mobiier, and
60 transfer him the accrued profits thereon Soon
after Fisks death his widow and execurix, Lucy d.
Fisk was substituted by order OF the Court plain
td ia ms stead, and a motion made, some few
weeks since IN Philadelphia Court. allow the Credit
Mobiier 20 end corporate existence, and have re-
ceiver appointed TO close up its affairs. For
tho purpose OF saving Mrs. Fisk's rights IN
the matter her counsel. Messrs Field and sherman,
moved SATURDAY, in the United states Circuit Court,
before Judge BatchfOrd. for Injunction restraining
the officers and Of that corporation from dissolv
ing until Mrs. Fsks claim against had been settled
The motion for the injunction based Mr.. Shear
mans affidavit the effect that recent Congress in
qury had disclosed that the Credit Mober had
made profits, reaching to many millions Of dollars;
that 1t had unsettled claims for a very large amount
against the Union Pacific Railroad COmpany that the
officers and agents OF the Credit MOblier had already
disposed Of the greater portion Of its assets and that
unless restrained they would dispose of the rest Of
them. 20 tie great injury Of the plaintiff
In opposing this motion. exJudge Emott and Mr..
6crbner counsel for the Cr6dAlober said that
that the Credit MObiier had been greatly
riched by Hoxie Oakes Ames, and Davis contracts
that had received cent from the two latter
and that its property could not be more safe
than II would be in the hands Of receiver who would
hold FOR the settlement Of all Just claims against 1t.
After some further argument, Judge BlatchfOrd
granted a temporary injunction restraining the Credit
Nlobier OF America is officers agents attorneys, and
from taking any proceedings for its dissOlu
ton" orthe appointment Of receiver Of its effects,
for the distribution thereof among its stockholders
any other persons, from making any distribution
transfer OF its effects.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
81 IRRIED

ADAMs-TH0NPsoS-Peb ID Trinity NJ r Church Bordenoyu
N BY Rev g. Vansaut. Assd hy Rev J. - Dob5ns D. D. Rev
John Biwan Adams Pastor OF Freehold NJ Church. % Miss
Amanda daughter of Rev. Allen Thempsou OF BOrento~n,
BAILRY-RREVE-At Milburn j., 25, J. e. Han.
Heary h. Bailey Mss Otessa Reeve, all OF Aiburn
CARTBR-CORY-At the residence Wm G. white the bride
unclc Maron b. Rev. H. G Fsh D. o. NJ Joha J. CaUss
Miss Bmma Iene Cory both Of Nssark, n j.
ARLBrrAt residence the brides parents
20h inst by the Rev Joha Searlegt Of Scmeve N j. william
Cherry o Henrietta seaTet
IAsTZSN-LANDsER-On Taesisv, Feb e Holy Trinity
Charch the Rev a. Krotei d. d. A. y lauea
Ouhe Liasc. second daughter Of Charles Llnee
Of Hobokeu. N. J.
LAW-sMTTH-At Baouton N J Peb g. 1919 bv the Rev M
Tuile JJscgh Law Wsscssug Mss knna e.
Mcdirn, n. J.
sMlrH-HOBlNsOs-At Doontan n D. IS lg1l hv
NJ. Tue Mr. Bigenc Snth Of Merdrn ~ j.. 10 Ms Jslnio
iobnaOH oi Leach Glen, n j.
MOORAt the releaes % the bs psrntz Taars
dsy eVeaa.. teb bI Rev l. Reed Ar Ge9ge OA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
The report Of the Committee appointed by

The report of the Committee appointed by
the Minnesota Legislature investigate the condition
of the State Treasury dscoses the fact that the late
Treasurer Emil Munich. is defsuter TO the amount OF
I20O In the absence OF any legislative restrictions
he used the State funds his private business and
failed up the deficit at the close OF his term OF
Office probably thinking that his successor, Mr. seger
his father in-law, would be- lenient win nun
Mr. seger was enien but he took such action AS would
secure the State loss and every cent has been
paid back The Committee think Mr. segcr deserving OF
censre for conceang the deficit which he did FOR about
wear nv adrOit manlpuaiion OF the different funds. IL
counts having been squared up" tho expiration OF
his term of Office It recommended, however that
Board OF Audit consisting OF tho Governor Secretary OF
state and Attorney enera bo created who shall audit
the ncrounts OF an outgnng Treasurer, witness the
transfer OF funds 10 the Treasurer and 10 make an
ex ANIMATION four times year OF the IroaHurers bust
ness without previous notice 20 the Treasurer; aIsn
that tue funds be dcpOSited la ono on moro national
blakA. ~ DO dcsgaatcd hy the H0ard
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Of Aodaaa. BOcks County PsOa. m Mar Moore L.a.isi
Penn.
Al Notices ofharriages must BE- irdorsef w,a fsf
name and address.
DIED

4
BsHoP-ss stanford Com. B.op y.ss
'P:l,l ssl 70" St ''AH' Church STANFORD On ''y
BURTON J,n a. Walter surioa a.ye Of woe'-seA.
CLIssoLDou saturday Be,e daughter Of Ei-vt s.s
u Anne 3 tls.od .ye yen sai 9 aeets 49,, m.
HII pass the hoss-j -
DoLBEER-on Saturday g~es g. i5l yHss Dolb,r Ne
Relatives and friend, svei ,ilu fna b.. lss
eaye Cophe ,ni Baray Prres l. ~ ior no.ei.s
DUSCOaB-In Brooklyn Pb - s Dgacsn1b 10 the
TIE rrauTe, ssd friends of r my ,re ss,. s, t ..i..a
.ae ansr rom BIS late residence, % E,s Bise rsIY.
DUssHRB-On Pdd,y Pcb D. william K Duab.- ,p-s - ,--n
oS 5s'IsI s paa5 a 5sp, sso6, %, rD % S p % - % ~ ,s
Ella, =, No~Ssv N,,eb n =, ot C,,,s. ~, =. -
Csrmausvs depo, Of
from fs 9sHF E ' se % G5: 'i5 B a w. Sd
sonve On Tuessy narh At Il ocioeE a
the family respectfully afsssi
Plains sstrriay the It. Carrie A. Bnss
The rsvs and 1sas family respectfully
White Plains 5epgt.
oeocE
HAYFORD-oa Saturday March J. BI-si H. aafou aged - ye.
Notice Of funeral In om0uow's tPuesiay) plpers.
HUSTNGTONAt South Coventry Conn the noruiug Of Yea ~
e the sGee @ Of % b, Sae' D. VI 1pSs'%% R, 'sG sos ps y -
city snd Nara Lous Huntington Deceased.
Ns year. s,f ss's s s5s ss:, vie u sisd s5s
i1s srT. ~ c,y,ry cba T P,aI ave-. eorsr Of =.
"Wednesday. March :, ai9i H.
friay feb 70 Lohs ffeiench etlesf
of the late Frederick lacey
fImly
from the Church Of the Holy Tnn Clinton, coz koaiazseas
TueslsY, fh INST, at 2 ..
SELsOS-Robert NJ D. Gises. Island sarsA
aged 81
Ma profession freafs respectfully inviei sesi hs
without further aocs TLe remain, vi BE- Esa o GsersToSI
PRgSrICB-At WarEek Orange Co ~ T.. Peb ~ Rev. & L.
Prentice.
Members Of the Conference r-ltyes friends ytst
attend hts funeral from tie Warwick h f. Caafch, hOaty
March ). at o'clock p.
PBCKAt Ia TOgr lie P1 Yeyey S~rni. Satrlay Feb SrI
Charles Rusg Peek only u TIE JOha A. Peek A1ns
Peck formerly Of San Fanciscj, Cal
SPICER-On Wednesday, Peh 1. Elizabeth Sser-
Spicer, B the lJl 3f her
hmiy
from late residence Of Ouenun1
SeronI MONDAY afternoon. at o'clock.
sHEFFELD-Suuiav p Mar stewsrt wife 0 Ceorgs
J. SheAed AMI ghter o. Jsha ".
Relatives friends tel the
No. IL kast
inst, al . O'clock.
VERPLANCK-At Mea0-e 10Th Pebruar7 Malta
samuel YerDsnck laughter ae JONI KeirneF.
WHERLRR-At residence Pnfsy
Feb n, 1879 h0st v g. Whestrr
0f James Wheeler. -
The relatives aud respectfully
her the of ". C. Wheeler
Thriysrthst sAuray 0cOck without
Her 5e taken WarTck Orange Co.. y T. Zoe
snterBent Monday morniag by Bne n. r.. O'Clock