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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-12

tune. with crimson sashes over each shoulder;
next. one hundred little girls In pink and white.
with floral chaplets long snowy wells and bou-
ing In gold and satin; and lastly, came Q number
OF whte-robed acolytes and thurtners, with their
swinging censers preceding the celebrAnt, who
bore aloft the Blessed sacrament. beneath rich
canopy carried by the deacon. Lights twinkled In
flowers were strewn by infant hands In the path OF
the Holy OF Holes. In tine evening Niedermeyer's
vespers were chanted BY the choir, and solemn
lated to inspire the coolest heart with religious
ferVOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTON, Nov. ., 1873.
The annual report the Secretary Of the Interior will
show that United states geological and geographical
survey OF the Territories under tho direction OF this De-
partment has continued its operations in the West dur
ing the past with It's usual success. The hed
work was begun about the middle OF May The district
recommended for the work OF the year 1873 embraced
the eastern portion of Colorado lying between parallels
$50 and iOo 1g north, ana between merdan 1912 80 and
1879 vest and comprised about 10000 square miles This
area divided into three DISTRICTS ana the survey OF
each nrusted to mixed party o. geolo,Is ana t9p0-
Park; the middle the Sonh Park and tue southern tbe
san Luis Valley The whole area which - aSont i6l
tains and the greatest group OF lofty peaks Known on
the continent
statement prepared by the Commissioner OF Patents
for the coming report OF the Secretary of the Interior
shows that during year ending Sept 3d. 1873, there
were led IN the Patent Office 2o35i applications for
patents including reissues aud designs 23 applications
for the extension of patents and $40 applications for the
registering OF trade marks Twelve thousand nine
hundred and seventeen patents including reissues aud
designs issued 235 extended, and 800 allowed but
not issued by OF non-payment OF the mai Zee;
ga caveats were fled AS trade marks registered.
The fees received during tho same peroh, from an
sources, amounted TO s7O8lo ~ ana tue tosi ckPcnd
ture TO s699,iIs 3d.
The Southern Claims Commission have printed
volume containing the names OF $1,000 claimants. to
geher with the respective amounts claimed for stores
or suppes taken furnished during tho rebellion for
the use OF the army OF the United States in States pro
claimed insurrecton against the United states n-
cIudInc the use and OF vessels or boats while
ployed in the Federal military service. the amounts
Claimed vary from $50 TO s5iocQ and there Is one OF
s2et75 behalf OF the estate OF John Beins OF Louis
lana.
Samuel Bard, editor and publisher OF The New Era,
Atlanta Ga. has announced himself as candidate for
the Office OF Postmaster of the House OF Representatives
lie believes that bis weknOwn labors In the late
esdrntial Ca mpagu upon the stump and with the
press" entitle hun to the confidence and support OF
all who have at heart the triumph oi OUT party a"u uo
welfare of our country
The Secretary War has issued an order reviewing
aud eulogzng the services OF the LATE Gen. oeaneo'
and directing that officers OF the Corps OF Engineers
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
since the panic the money orders through the Post
Office Department have doubled. The panic has had
denressing influence the PatentOhcc, the business
having decreased
Secretary Delano will in his annual report renew his
recommendation "A TO he taken in 1875, the re-
suts OF which could be published IN season for the Cen
tennial
The Centennial stock certificate is now IN the
hands OF the engravor Ii Is very elaborate ana beaut
ful IN design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
A SERIES OF BOLD ASSAULTS.

just before daylight on Saturday, William
Ptscham keeper of saloon at No. Is Bowery was In
his place OF BUSINESS when three unknown entered
After drinking several times they proessed desire 10
use one OF the billiard tables While Pittscham was
making IL ready for them, he was suddenly seized
gagged with q handkerchief aud bound hand and foot
The three then departed. with &C., nine boxes Of
cigars and a number OF billiard balls.
Shortly before midnight Saturday, Mr.. Ezekiel
r. Finch merchant living at No. 173 Lexiugton-aye.
WAS walking down Thirty f0urhst when approaching
Tepthaye several assaulted him and attempted TO
rife his pockets Mr. Finch resisted and caught hold Of
one OF the men, who hereup0n stabbed him 10 the right
breast and made his escape with the rest OF the gang
MI. Finch conveyed to the Reception Hospital.
where his wound was pronounced to be OF very dan
gerous nature
owen CarWen living at No. 2ss Mulberry-st was as
saued by LOUIS Zimmerman OF No 2I3 Mulberry-s, on
Saturday night at Houston and Mulberrysts, within SO
yards OF Police Headquarters. Zimmerman nsed q
knife stsDbing Carwe in the right thigh aud INJECTING
q severe wound. The assailant was arrested.
Joseph emons George W. Pool, and Samuel Long
were arrested yesterday. charge cS stabbing and
brutally beating stephen Hoffman, proprietor Of a
saloon at Even and McKibbin- sts Brooklyn. Con-
trary 10 the wishes OF the proprietor they forced their
way into his premises and upon his refusing TO furnish
them with liquor began 10 destroy the contents OF the
saloon. Hoffman demonstrated. whereupon they turned
upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
GOTERAIIENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
'OFFIcE or rue CUR SIGNAL OFFICER
NAsuNsTos, ID. c.. Monday, Nov. 10 II a. IN.
-. El..I IflIAl "a AnMrl.

WAR DEPARTMENT
.Oyytcr OF rue CuiEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Monday, Nov. 10 II a. IN.
Synopsis ZOE The past "a hours
The temperature has generally fallen every
where east OF the sipp with h-westerly wind
and Increasing pressure. Norl-westery winds and
cloudy weather have prevailed in the Northwest ana
on me lakes it'll occasional snow on tue lower lakes
North westerly winds, low tempera,nse ana partly
clondy weather I'm the Western and Middle states !;
winds aud clear weather IN tue southern
states party cloudy weather and nJlthery winds 10
Kentucky aud Tonnes-re.
ITobdGiittleG
Far me NdIe stes and Neio England, north r-steriy
o,,d o,fL.r pinds c0d and geAteroity eie0r oedther
Er the lakes north westerly and nOrtheasteriy wlnds
To- tempe rature, clearing and clear weather
For the Northwest diminishing pressure, northeast
erIy TO sontheastcriy Winds rising temperature anu
partly cloudy weather 49,, ,,r
For the Lover ONO and Lower Missouri valleys. aud
benee over Tennessee ADD Arkansas, norteasery anh
south-easterly winds. rising temperature aud partly
cloudy weather. ,,,
For the southern states norihwestery and northery
winds generally clear weather, and low temperature.
REPORTS missing rom the southwest anu eAtfeDe
North West and oregon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE.

FOLIflCAL SlIUAIlON IN IhhNcE'
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTERS RENDERED, But
REFUsED--ogGANIzATIo OF THE COMMITTEE ON
THE PRoLONGAnON OF MACMAu0Ns TERN
CONCESSIONS BY THE RIGHT.
PARIS. Saturday. Nov. 8. 1878.
All the Ministers rendered their designations to
Marshal MacMahon this afternoon, but he declined
to accept them.
The three bureaus of the Assembly which deferred
naming their members Of the committee on the pro-
longation Of President MacMabon's powers until to-
day reassembled this morning and elected Count dc
Remusat, NJ. Leon Say aud NJ. Labouaye, all candi-
dates of the Left This gives the Republicans q
majority of one in the committee
The result has given rise to the most intense ex-
element. 1t is said that the Right, which on the
opening of the Assembly on Wednesday last sub
mitted motion prolonging Marshal MacMahon's
powers for 10 years has offered a compromise to
make the term five years. &c. IT
NJ. Leon Say. at the request of the Government.
has consented to the postponement of debate his
Interpolation for the failure to order elections TO I'LL
vacancies in the Assembly.
PARIS, Nov. Q, 1878.
The Presx to-day SAYS the Right have not only
agreed to limit Mae Malone term Of Office TO five
years but have consented that he shall be officially
designated by the title OF President of the he
public"
By these concessions Che Right have gained over
one Republican member. and now have majority
in the Committee on Prolongation Of the PRESIDENT
Powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. George Hoyt of Athol, the distinguished
patriot who will go down in history the man who
introduced into the Massachusetts Legislature the res
olutiOn OF censure upon Senator Sumner, has been
elected TO stay at home.
Secretary Delano is reported to have written
letter since the Ohio which he declares that
under no circumstances will he be candidate for
United States Senator from Ohio. 1t is barely possible
Ohio Legislature had something to do with this resolute
determination
There is a good deal Of truth in the frank
and philosophical way in which The Albany Ezprtss
Rep looks al the result Of the election ts county
ssysit is surprised that the Democrats carried It, and
thus explains how it done: Because in the first
place some 1850 Republicans stayed away from the polls
on T,esday and 10 the second place. because two or
three hundred OF them went the polls and voted the
Democratic ticket" The same explanation might be
applied with equal truth TO the surprising result in other
localities.
There are indications On all sides that the
next session OF Congress will be closely watched by The
peop,s Many Of the most devoted OF the Republican
Journals are giving Dotice that unless there IL genuine
pprit OF reform developed there viii be trouble Thus
The CiepeLand Leader which has tasted the flavor OF
little Independence in local politics, and liked IL, SAYS
"Tbe time has come general reform IN tne manner
of doing the public business. lnere mas peen nos ohy
TOO much corrupt legislation and too much steahg Dut
too general lOOseness The people are now Iuy aware
this and demand that IL eba cease Inc eyes VI Ioi
constituents will closely watch memOeis OF INC cous
Congress Woe unto them IL they are found waning
1t must be that Secretary Richardson belongs
10 that unfortunate class OF great men who are IN au
vance OF their age. If 1t not 80 some one wonid
sppeeeIs.9 hi, - resumption schspe. which now meets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

BOORCM On sstsnsy g. Cornelius Borrp Of Ne~sk n j..
,Li.s, son Of Cathsnne and TIE late Cofneiis DOorin
Faneral services 206 tdephst Brooklyn Monday NOV ".
q m Relatives sei friends respectfully Rrtei
EtpsgpGRA. Portsmouth the 9lh lost. ssr shcr hnass.
Annie w. Bdreig T. 3 NJ ,od laughter ofbs ~
l,orCs Barnes o
Not Of funeral hereafter.
ARyIER evening Nov 1873 OF Jph9j eTr L'1s
O. Youngest son CsY;e All Cecilia Hrger aged IA yesfs
Notice. Of funeral hereafter
Inc Nov z John w. Inness in the Slst year II bis age
attend
.rie, Al his late rrsieucc Monday ION INST. as 10 Ths
.msp to be taken Pleasant Cemetery Newark for hersst
s,TTEREEOn Sunday morning SoVg Jane Aans wife u ktvN4
S,tterler and daughter Of the late Henry fateA
The fun.ra will place ruesia so1 H. At TO- frea
her Inc re.aence West Point. Garages s be IA wsunS u
eorenss arrival OF 3 O'clock I.a from Sev.rork
wIGGSs-Oa Friday Nor I Mary, the beoEed vie 81 Jsuns
Virgin. .
The friends Of the family and tie members Of seaA
Chnfcb respectfully lnvte 60 sitead
funeral from No. IL West Twenty ghth
Monisy, toe lOh inst, at N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
MUSIC.
OPERATE CONCERT.

The second of Mr.. Strakoschs Sunday con-
ce.ts given last night at Wallacks Thoater. about
rs successful the first attracting good audience and
presenting a reasonably good programme. Mile. Tor
riani Miss Cary, and Messrs. Capoul, Maurel and Del
Puente took part in it, and Mr. WIeusws added great
deal to the pleasures OF tho evening by playing his
Faust" fantaisle and Vieuxtemps' "Reverie." An
orchestra OF about twenty five pieces under Mr. Beh
rens played two overtures nddoreuty, beside furnish
ing most OF the accompaniment. We see no reason
why Mr. strakosch should rot continue his Sunday e1
pertinent 1t seems to find favor, and though 1t does
rot exhibit his artists to the best advantage the singers
who are most successful in dramatic representations
not being as rule. especially effective on the concert
stage, the entertainment fills vacant space in the
week and satisfies great many people WHO are rarely
seen az the opera II he should continue the venture.
We trust he will endeayOr TO supply all his audience
with programmes. At both OF the Sunday concerts
useful artlchs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
ELSEWHERE
YLLLOE FEVER.

III. UtTfoN AZ MEMPHIS STILL IsnRovISG
MEMPHIS, Nov. S.-1he mortuary report for
thc past hours shows two deaths from yellow fever
and three from other The ~estberis All
fears Of q renewal OF the fever have disappeared.
Visitors from all parts Oi the counuy the
str eets aud the city rapidly filing up with returning
citizens. Business been more sytDated to-day than
the close OF last season.
Noy. 9.-Therc ~ deaths from yellow fever last
WeeK, decrease OF % frOn The previous week. chef
Athey OF the Memphis police publishes card IN The Ap
morrow returning thanks 10 the officials OF other
cities Tor and contributed 10 The Memphis police and
nOuncing that further assistance Will NOT he needed
Tp.m -The mottuarV report for the dsy ending ~ 6
D. M shows three death, from yellow FEVER and three
from other causes heiug decrease Of one death from
fever. rherl Ia one new e.tse of feytg to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
A CALIFORNIA TRAGEDY.

SAN Francisco, Nov S.-1he following ac-
count Of terrible tragedy was received from San
MateO today;
About year ago John Green and Charles Kinney, the
proprietor OF the Sinclair Hotel at Pescadero exchanged
properties Green traded his rancho at Pescadero with
kinney land in Iowa and other States Upon Green's
going East he found that Kinney did not own the land
That he claimed 10 own. He came back aud began
amt against Kinney for damages. Green's wife had
claim nlod Tor "A homes stead tho land az Poscadero,
aud did not sign resignation of her claim IN tile
action with Kinney, but her return che
went upon the laud aud took peaceaDle pos
session Of her homestead. four or five days ago.
Last evening Kinney hired number OF men and
stemped 10 Dust the Green family aud take possession
OF the house burn IT, Green forbade them 10
The land and ordered them 10 leave. The attacking
pa rty consisting OF Wm Dow, Alexander Mclean, ana
Michael Mclean forced open gate leading TO the yard,
and made a rush the door. Harvey Green brother
81 John who outside the door, was shot dead 10y
the Kinney party. The Green family inside then Tired
upon the attacking party, and drove them away Dow
was slightly wounded also Alex. Mclean. John
Green mad one OF his fingers SHOT on Kinney ana Ms
gang we're arrested and taken ~ Redwood Cily' where
there was great excitement and threats OF lynchng
them. coroner's jury su the Gaze OF Harvey dteen
found tbe Kinney party guilty OF murder IA inc h'' 40
gree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
7HE FIRE RECORD.

A PARKERsBURG OIL REFINERY BURNED
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Nov. 9.-At o'clock
this morning. as the watohman in Osberts oil refinery
in this city was going rounds his lantern gnited The
gas the OIL and instant the barring oil flooded
the premises and poured out upon the railroad track All
the refinery buildings together with railroad cars
and several hundred feet double track destroyed
Odbers loss about s25 OOO insured for 5000 in West
virginia companies The railroad companys loss Is not
known.
AT NRwBURGH, y. Y.
The Second Methodist Episcopal Church. the
Rev Geo II. Corys pastor. in this city, damaged
$4,000 by fire last night partially insured. The fire re-
suited from u defective hue.
ELsEwHEsE.
Ten large ice-houses, at Wcnham, Mass,
belonging 20 Addison Gage Co, totally destroyed
by fire yesterday There about $1,000 Of tee
lost together with about 200 tons vi hay used for the
preservation of this Ice.
Fire broke out, Saturday evening in one OF
the buildings OF Kerr MuTrays foundery and machine
works at Fort Wayne Ind., destroying building to-
gether with its contents consisting OF very valuable
machinery, material, and large quantity nearly
finished work. Loss from tj0Oe0 10 SG0gO insurance,
az 500 u foreign companies, and, $500 tp the Under
writers Agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
uR srATE ELECTION.


ross1sIr REFLECTION OF CONTROLLERS horNM9,
Wa are without sufficiently full returns 10 Setne
the Question, but we think there IS room ,Ci Son-
s;dsyable doubt as to the election OF Messrs NCno
and jackson, the Democratic Candidates ior Con,
irolier and Canal Commissioner "eh"Vo vo'nIneu
49, tolIownc table of the full vote of such towns
Ia Oo,rtios as We have met with in our exchanges,
for secretary of State, Controller and State Engl-
moor We think they fairly represent the State Ii
Mr. Hopkins gains on Thayer Throughout, as IN the
owns and cities included in the table, the difference
Will be about 10000 votes. State-Engineer Taylor
will be beaten by at least 10000 votes moro than
Willors's majority over Thayor The Liberal Repub-
Hcan strength is not great in any of the counties
named. except Yates Plat, the Republican ana
Liberal Republican candidate for Canal Commits
sioner, runs pretty evenly with Hopkins II Hop
kins and Plat are elected it will have to DC con-
coded chat the Liberal Republicans welded the
balance of power in the late election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
MONUMENT TO CAyOUR.

TunIs, Saturday. Nov g. 1914
The ceremonies attending the completion OF
monument communicating the deeds OF Count Cavour.
the eminent Italian statesman took place I'm this city to
day They OF imposing character, and were
participated in by King Victor Emanuel, tho Royal
Princes members OF the Cabinet, Senators, Deputies,
foreign representatives. city authorities, and large
body OF troops Notwithstanding heavy rain Storm
an immense and enthusiastic crowd gathered to witness
the ceremonies Tho Mayor OF the city delivered an
address In which he paid high tribute TO Count Cayonr
Through whom" no said. the star Of Savoy became
the sun OF Italy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
5uetial Notires

The sisters OF the Stranger row hosg H.r :, as
Chnreh Of the Stranger Une WsvereJ p'soe
Open y 10 day Take Broadway eee az eer.
Postce Noce.-The nails for Barops during the wee, -
SATURDAY Nov. 10. 1873 s close this once On 80
m. and II THURSDAY AZ IL aud On sA.V.-
nay At II :, m sud 10 n TuOS l. JANIS. Pos;msstef
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher We eoDnssa sns ~ a.
LBR HBALrHifr TO all persons whose avoc.uons '''e'P
brain and to oil whose ssSn are run sesn m. sS.e
Scientific exercise, concentrated sad
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
STATE CHRISTIAN CONTENTION.

A state Convention of Christian churches Is
10 be held at Syracuse. ~ Y. on the 3D. 3d. and th oil
December next Papers will be read on the Following
topics: 1.-THE Essential Unity OF tho Christian Churches
Christian Citizenship IN is Practical Dutles; The
Family Divine Institutions" Tine Social Evil = our
Publie schools" 'Jesucal Aegrcssions upon our Clvl
Institutions " Tho Repeal Of the Legal Sanctions OF
The Liquor Traffic - Lax Judicial Administration and
Apologies for Crime :" "Pernicious litorature; Inc
Christian sabbath" Among the speakers ahnohnseI ale
The Rays W. l. Buddincton l.. 8 Porter W. ~. DIN.
j. /. CULVER, LYMAN Abbott H. W. Clark ana others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
THE RAZAINE TRIAL.

TESTIMONY IN THE MABsIIAI's FAVOR RESPECTING
THE RECEIPT OF DISPATCHES FROM IMAGINATION. -
PARIS Saturday, Nov. s. 1913.
Tn the Bazaine court-martial to-day, Mar
shall Canrobert Marshal Lcb1uf and Gen. LAdmiraut
each testified that their knowledge no dispatch was
received at Metz Marshal MacMahon the 2Jd oil
August. They also swore that MacMahon's advance
was not alluded to by Bazane at he council OF war held
ON tine o6th of August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Aslhmn and Rronchitl, er.elaslIr r.I.reA b. DE

Asthma and bronchitis e5aslg reTei b. The 81 DA
ruE. TArULA fsria, ass, Lord Duns
scarcely sno1el The Dsars Tsui r hsn
when the symptoms AMI IN he ee&
wordsrfa lie toll he hal uel for With e most pert
Certainly the Inhalation bai the mszct eject
,esseDr J. McYea;h Il have knesn Instance IA
which obtained Gen Alexander sod tobacco.
cgeAs boxes; sud Daes O nhslton.
boIrs BIZ SAYoKI MGoaK 49, LONDON and all
.s sorekeepers throughout Tie stats iai CaasiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

with nothing the most unSiud ridoue Here Is The
Independent calling It "putian" and talking about us
distinguished author in this way: 1--WE shall ro)oce 70
the day OF specie resumption. and hope tnas 'no
time is not distant for substantial and Solo ehort w
gain the end; yet this little. pigmy plan s 700 gross
burlesque upon the idea to be even respec'ao'o ="
s,,r, ,,,,o,lo, ithout solitary feature to recom-
mend It, III this be the best that the treasurer can no.
we advise him 10 practice the virtue or mastery M
activity and wait for the good time coming when he
l.,h 10 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

Asthma and Bronchitis eHec,u,v relieved b. ths -
DNrusA TATrLA for ia most fearful a'tck Of A'hms Lont Dn
smoked the Dltlrs Ttu, for than minute
iud 10 10 relieved
erlY lie told he hc used r With ti@ peress
Certainly inhalation hsd the NEST magical 1et
witnessed DR. J. Myegh Il hsye ius'aace %
which relief obtire tea Alexander Sod L0booo,
cigarettes hnts AID pafrs for inbl ~ In
by MooRs li3 Ses Boui Lonioa and ss hea
gss aud orekeepefs hroaghD L S-~,S All Csaifs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
CRIMES AID cAsuALuEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Isaac Harvey, colOred. age 49, while repairing
boiler a lha ssr Of Pia AbinysL Boston On SATURDAY
fe into bous lie ra' ,oon rescued
removing b.. clothing kh Pulied iom h' BODY Tie
sil probably de.
IA special dispatch from Monongahela CITY,
Penn that evening inst 'tst''
Clcnen. stabbed bis tic ablonen With butchers A nH
then u, e Ecspoa sle between ne rhs ne ioung
ded .aauf ID. hher'- wounds believed 10 ~ a1'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

n,vrs cpoRsBRRcK-Op Thur.iay Nov 1879 hs ss~<A
Reform Cbarcb Rev 4 T. Rogers, d. D. Jsu~ L. lsva
Of L. l., 10 Miss Bnms y H. s3sss isuss<< -
OrsLdo Groesbeeck esq OF this city
JoN.s-JONEs-Un weJaeay Nov q 81 81 JONAS Cburs ceA
sntino Ions Ini by Rev Rorsi Dr. Oliver JoaeS OF Nov
iok ty Mary H.. daughter OF charles d. jones' 3d.
Cold Spring.
RoWEHwIrT- THURSDAY, Nov O. o. The readesoe NE
brides Rev ADs0n eisog claude Rove 70 rn.s
L. daughter Of Mshlon T. Hewitt all u RF,oEly2 No cafda