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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
A Lover OF Sweets.
Before Justice Wandell.

Mr.. John B. Miner OF No. 3s Cortandt street,
appeared before this Court yesterday morning and
charged Thomas Donohue. cartman, residing at
No. 80 Lewis street. with stealing four barrels Of
sugar. aggregated in value to the sum of $96
from his store In Cortlandt street. 1t appears
from the affidavit IN the case that DOnOhue de-
liberately took the barrels from the sidewalk, de-
posted them on his truck and drove away with
them. Mr.. Miner called Officer Pendegast, who
went after the prisoner and arrested him. When
questioned by the Judge, DonOhue denied having
taken the sugar. He was held In $1,000 bail to
answer.
Tempus Fugit.
julius Kessler, OF Staten Island was robbed OF
his watch on Tuesday night by man named
Bloodneck, who wanted to know what time it was.
julius, ANXIOUS to oblige the stranger. took out
his watch, and before he could satisfy his eyes, the
stranger snatched the timepiece and made or.
julius called "POlice " and Of1cer COmstand
came to his assistance and gave the ungrateful
Mr.. Bloodneck chase and captured him. He was
held to answer IN $500 bail.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
"a ss os Ss r. 2 81 4 ,sS g. a11
III. 49, 49, isO 1856. 200, Dol, 2O2 205, 200, 215
224. 24o. al, 24e, 25s, 2ss. 2sS;
tees Davis, Daniels and Brady.-Nos. 2 8, II. so,
So g. 49, 10O 140 141 142 143 146 LAG, 147 14S 149
lSS p 12 lSs 1S1 sS lS1 ll HELD ey
Judge Donohue.-NOs. 14l5, 1417, 1465. 1471, 1477.
l4ss, l4s7 149l. 1901, 1903 1885. l541, 1851 1885,
Judge Landon-Courl opens at half-past ten A.
M.-Nos. 2549 1905, 313l, 1709, 1888, 80, 427, $780,
292 1927, 3l25, 2759 3oo6, 1881, 1lo6 1885, 5S1. AL
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERx-Parr Held by
Judge Curtis-Nos is 5sl s7s a, s7s s2s, 2ss 1s47
by Judge SpierNos. 764. 97o 7s0, 964 67s s7s, 9O4
$40, s3e, 1872, 800, s74, 77s, 1853, e32.
Robinson, Van Brunt and Larremore.-Nos. l31,
1872 i54 l4s, JAS !47, las, 149 l5lh l52, l53, 1856
1S os aS3 is lSS Sy nSS aI s
Judge Gross-Nos. ae47, 2lo5, Sa7e 47s6. 1868 42ol
Joachimsen a74s, 1891, ses7, s7s7 s7e5, 4ss2,
All, 4ss5 @ 4ss5, @ 1881. 9si5 sis2 T Part t; Hed Held
by Judge Spauiding.-Nos. $685. 4329 4740, 4501,
sl as s 4s 4ss 4s 4ss
1885, 2o77, $780, 41s7. ll21. 4254 1850. 1852 as2s
5O2s. Part 5-Held by Judge Alker.-Nos. 1853,
4l47 4l70 1919 40l 42sS, 429s 43o 1902 1904 1905,
4306, 4308, 43ll 1912.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherand.-The People va. John Gould and
William Fitzpatrick, robbery; Same VS.. Joseph
Fields, feloniOus assault and battery; Same VS..
Anton Brener felOnious assault and battery;
Same vs. Eugene McCarty and James Gavagan. bur-
glary; Same vs.. John Sullivan and jeremiah Day.
lor burglary; same vs.. George Hearn and William
Christie, burglary; Same VS.. Charles Freeman and
Peter seymour, burglary; same VS.. Thomas Jones,
John Fisher and Charles Riley, burglary; Same vs..
MAX Waptc0vitch and James GilmarGin, grand
larceny; Same VS.. John Harvey, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Amelia Anderer, grand larceny; Same vs..
Robert Holder, grand larceny; Same vs. William
Webb, grand larceny; Same VS.. Thomas Stewart,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Lottie Macdougal grand
larceny; Same VS.. Lille Melrose, larceny rom the
person; Same vs.. Charles Wiiks, larceny from the
person; same vs.. Edward Berry, larceny from the
person; Same VS.. John Wilson, larceny from the
person; Same vs.. Henry Z. Clarke forgery.
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was commenced. The accused was the book keeper
or the nrm. Mr.. Ptckerg was examined by Mr..
Rollins and cross-examined at great length by Mr..
Howe. the counsel for Downs. The case VIII be
finished to-day.
Grand Larcemies.
william Cowan and John McCabe, who were
charged with assaulting Victor Marten on the I'd
inst, at the corner OF Wooster and Bleecker
streets, and stealing sa5 In money, pleaded guilty
to grand larceny. These prisoners were each sent
to the State Prison for five years.
Henry Burk, charged with stealing, on the 25th
OF April, piece OF empress cloth worth $S4, the
property OF Samuel Mcfarland, pleaded guilty to
an attempt at grand larceny.
William Thompson and George Ellis also pleaded
guilty to similar grade OF crime, the indlclment
cnarping that the 10th OF April they stole gold
watch and clothing valued at $2S5 from August
Eschert.
George Baker, who, on the Sd OF this month,
stole silver watch from the person OF Alexander
Betson, also pleaded guilty.
These prisoners were each sent 10 the state
Prison for TWO years and SIX months
Assaults.
Henry Leutz, who was tried upon q charge Of fe-
simple assault The circumstances showed that
the accused was o barkeeper, and that the COM
plainant, Lawrence Hanly and his s'crowdn refused
to pay lor drinks at the saloon corner OF Green
wich and Lalght streets, and that on the 25th or
April he fired pistol at Hanly, which fortunately
did no injury. The defendant said that 1t went on
accidentally. He was sent 10 the Penltentiary for
one year.
Thomas Norton and Thomas Corcoran pleaded
guilty to an assault with dangerous weapon, the
allegation being that on the 23d OF February they
stabbed William Thomas OConnor, In East Forti-
eth street, with knife. Norton was sent to the
Penitentiary for two years. Corcoran, beng y
little boy, was sent to the House OF Refuge.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAcH-EPsTErN.-0nT Tuesday. May S. 1874. at the
GVttnell, JULES J. BACH to CLARA j., daughter VI
Julius Epstein, ESQ.,. both OF New York.
CLIREHUGH-AsCHE.-At No. 100 Third place, on
Monday, May a. 1874 by the Rev. II. M. Storrs, VAR
CLIREHUGH to ANNIE M. AsCHE, ali OF Brooklyn. j.
DUPRAT-PoGLIASL-OnT Tuesday, May 8, at NO.
ham, ALPHoNsE DUPRAT and FELICIA PoGLiANb
both OF this city.
Rev. william Howell Taylor, ut the Greenpolnt
Presbyterian church. JOHN M. INNEs to MISS ADDIE
VAN PELT. No cards.
Teresa's church, by Rev. Father Flood, DAVID
LELLrs to MARGRETR REILLY, both Of this CITY.
LEwIs-CARPENTRR.-On Wednesday, May o, iSI4,
ct the residence OF the brides DarenA hv the Rev.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME O0URT-OHAMBERs.
The Guardian and Bowling Green
Savings Banks.
Before Judge Donohue.

Vne GuorQ10n ana bowling Or0en
Savings Banks.
Before Judge Donohue.
The contest between the receivers Of the defunct
Guardian and Bowling Green Savings Banks as to
the possession of $4,000 surplus growing out OF
mortgage transaction, and which came up on q mo-
tion to confirm the report OF the referee awarding
it to MIR. Quinlan, the Receiver OF the Guardian
Savings Bank, was argued at length few days
since by Mr.. James W. Gerard and William c. Trull,
has ended IN = decision conf confirming the the
tnoroug reading 81 the pspes ners
Court is the proceeds Of real estate belonging to
the defendant and on which at the time OF the
Waiter Roche, assigned 10 the party in whose favor
the report is made The successful party starts
with written contract in his favor and the ap-
the terms OF this writing. This do not think he
has done. This ASIDE from the question OF his
mortgage careful examination of the evidence
convInces me that the referee arrived at the cor
Decisions.
By Judge Don0hue.
Simmons vs. Simmons.-Judgnent ordered;
Nonan. Admix., VS.. Dunphy, Cameron, Helm,
BY Judge Barrett
Kissam vs.. Gray.-Motion denied. See memoran.
Virgins vs.. wingert.-Motion denied.
Phelps VS.. Nicholson and others.-Motlon denied,
with $40 c0St8
By Judge Lawrence.
Smith vs. Kidun; Real Estate Trust Company
vs. scranton; German savings Bank vs. Kuhn
two motions) Schuster vs. Noelke; Morrisania
Savings Bank VS.. Paulston two motiOns) Young
vs. Graf; Stillman vs.. Mack; Same vs. Ludemann;
Kuhn vs.. Dalton.-Granted.
Alden vs.. R0binson.-Denied.
Johnson vs.. First National Bank OF Hoboken,
N. Case and amendments settled.
McGinnis VS.. Hotaling; Gran vs. Swtnerton.
Memorandums.
In the matter, &C, O'Brien.-Order appointing
committee granted.
Day va. Earle, Authorization denied. Opinion.
Hyman vs.. Bannon.-Denied, with SO costs.
Knoeppel VS.. Bangs; Clews VS.. RaphaeL-DenIed.
MemOrandumS.
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A NEW POLITICAL PARTY.

CHICAGO, May 9, 1874
A meeting Of the Advisory Board of the State
Farmers Association OF Illinois was held at Bloom
ington yesterday, 81 out or the 102 counties
In the State being represented. The object OF the
meeting was to decide upon the advisabty OF or
ganizing an Independents political party, the mat
ter having been referred by the last meeting OF the
State Association to this committee.
After discussion which lasted nearly all day, 1t
was Needed by an almost unanimous vote that
new party should be organized, which shall include
members OF all industrial organizations and call
was issued for State Convention, to meet at
Bloomington on the 10th OF June.
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CONGRESS AFTER THE PILOTS.

The New York ana Jersey pilots have lately been
considerably excited over . movement that ID
being made In Congress to introduce q law bearing
on compulsory pilotage. A bill was introduced
last April in the United States senate by Mr.. Ham,
lin. OF Maine. as folows:-
% q b any ship c S vessel duly s q Or
smpioysd entering Of departing from any port q
ehannsl passage Or strait within the waters Of the
s.crlos 2-rhat owner agent, consIgnee or master
q any ship or vessel duly enrolled or regsered who
aspartna from any . r1~ or S0A hsrooS % pasns
@ %
gsy poiass or p0t tees BY virtue Of the laws Of any
In answer to the above, the Pilot Commission
ers have prepared the following argument
ARGUMENT OF NEW YORK PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
that pilots nesssssry % enter ana depart from port
posss 10 BE- "a cSpesns pilot or any
port where there shoals requires long ana accurate
YORK the average time before man becoaies pilot
UNDERGO that service unless was guaranteed on the
part Of lawmakers that they should have priv-
"a heT
ssT ao:s "a'i sne ssE1s
A.
vessels Obliged 70 aHs pilots ne pilots By The laws
cruise % and Obliged board each and every vessel what
Ss YIN e ss 81 s as
ns y ys s BSss n
four large shipowner. representing the Chamber Of
ss one e @ snd 60
working is shown from the fact that hardly any disaster
Of great dread 70 ali shpssiers is safe any
Gs 5ns I wreck. were Of
The shores Of New Jersey and Long Island; TWO
sons within sight OF sandy Hook Lighthouse Liverpool
which may be considered similar 10 New York. has its
II and % out tsss q ,hs year The statistics
as as the and the
parties applying repeal the compulsory laws have not
the repeal the underwriters throughout the country
have per cent Of the interest and are unan
shipowncrs and masters.
United states which althorzed the several states to
ate pilots when There are nov in the port of
BY nni and azad they M
and have cost large sums of money would
sell tor htte, having been built tor that particular
Se We h eu deprive them a
ana destroy their property and whether it would be
Il 70 be regretted that the statement Of the earnings
%ssoners Without doubt on appicaton would have
furnished them with true sSpy TEN making tine
makes the pilots receive sS57 when the actual earn
not large sum ior who begin pilots at ths Of
and as general rule are disabled by the
S the Sros in sy
and considering the parties applying repeal have
transactions tor less tnan two and halt per cent
IS lar there @
peops o o an wno
lives afoat upon the ocean passengers be willing to
cury TO them and lsave ali in uncertanty and DOUBT
involving the destruction of i!e and propesy' OF the
vessels ySSsaS SfSs5 SS
NEW YoRx, May & 1874
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THE GERMAN SOCIETY.
Decrease OF German immigration at This

Decrease OF German hmm fgratfOn at This
Port.
The directors OF the German Emigrant Society
held meeting at No. 10 Broadway yesterday af-
ternoon, Sigismund Kaufman presided. and re.
ports were submitted showing that during the
past month $685. German immigrants were
landed at Castle Garden, falling or OF 0284.
year. The entire German immigration at this
port since the LIST OF January amounted to 10,942
persons, falling OF of Ii, 953, compared with the
1rst four months OF last year.
The Relief Committee during the past month
expended $1,625 so for the relief VI destitute Ger
man immigrants
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F1FrY-sEvENrH STREET POLICE COURT.
A Fra ud Detected.
ReHOre Justice Smith

Jacob HoYner, Of No. SO Attorney street. preferred
charge OF forgery against Henry Beunke ofNo 1os
Delaney street. 1t appeared that the accused
found in the street check for $1O2 which ne knew
had been lost by Homer. He took 1t to Fritz
Kupper friend OF HoHner's, and, c0untersgning
the latters name to it, requested that 1t might be
cashed. The request was refused, ana Beunkes
arrest followed. He was held for trial.
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A WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED.

LEWISTON, Me-, May o, 1874
This afternoon, in the case OF James NJ Lowell,
convicted or wife murder at ihe January term,
counsel for the respondent Withdrew the excep.
tons then made to the verdict The prisoner was
afterwards brought into court and sentenced to
be hanged.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS

ALBANY, N. Y, May 8, 1874
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
of Appeals for Thursday, May 7:-Nos 100, so, 93
9s. 100 1Os, 104 105 107 Ill. Adjourned till to- NOR.
row, at ten O'Clock A. M.
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Coroner Kesser was yesterday called to hold an
inquest at No. $50 East Sixty-ffth street, on the
body OF Henry Baltie German, thirty-four years
OF age, whose death resulted from injuries re-
ceived by falling down flight OF stairs.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Alleged Embezzlement by n Cashier.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Yesterday In this Court the trial of Henry F.
Downs, charged with embezzng on the 22d OF
July the sum OF s1o4 81 from his employers, Il. e.
Pickert Il Co., tea merchants which was paid to
him by Richard Leonard. OF Green Island, N. Y.
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PEDEsTRIANIsN.
POuGHKEEpsIE. \

P0UGHKEEpsIE, May Q, 1874
Richard Winslow and william Wright, or this
city, walked from Fishkin Landing to Poughkeep-
sic to-day against time. Distance eighteen miles.
Winsl0w won, his time being three hours fifteen
mtnnteR Wrtghrs time was five minutes longer.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

BELFAST, Me-, May @, 1874
The East Maine Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church began In this city to-day. Bishop
Il. 5. James, OF New York, presides. A large num-
Der Of ministers are In attendance.
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The receipts Of the United States Internal Reve-
nue. Collector OF Brooklyn for the month OF April
amounted to $357, 1885, Is against s29s 2es for the
corresponding month OF last year. an increase OF
$58.O85.
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The property owners along the line of Atlantic
avenue object to the payment OF the assessments
for paving with Guidet pavement between the
tracks. They sent delegation to lay their griev-
ances before the Mayor yesterday.
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perncsly good, the learned gentleman brought his
Judge Blatchiord took tho papers and reserved
his deciaiOn.
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THE LICENSE QUESTION IN MISSOURI.
Ladies Electioneering at the Polls-A
Temperance Victory.

ST. LOUIS, May 8, 1874.
AT the city election in Hannibal. Mo-, yesterday,
the question OF license or license was submitted
to the people as an independent proposition. No
license was carried two to one. novel feature
OF the contest was that many ladies on both sides
OF the question remained at the polls all day and
eectioneered with great vigor and earnestness.
The vtctors were very jubiant last night and the
city was ablaze with bonfres the church bells
were rung and other dem0nstra tions were made
in honor OF the event.
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WESTCHESTER.

James Burns, convict employed in the buckle
shop at Sing Sing prison, was caught In the ma
chinery on Tuesday, by which he was fatally in
jured before being extricated. Burns was serving
out term OF fifteen years for highway robbery.
A IRE broke out In the dwelling Of Joseph Wer-
ncr, on Union avenue, A0rrisania, yesterday
morning bur was promptly extinqushed by the
Fire department OF the new Twenty third ward.
The building was damaged to the extent OF about
$500.
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resolution was adopted by the Board OF City
Works yesterday calling upon the Mayor, Comp
troler and City Clerk for an issue OF Brooklyn city
bonds to the amount OF 5000 900 on account OF the
new storage reservoir at Hampstead.
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rumor prevailed around the City Hall yester-
day that the Mayor had decided to appoint Alder
man John J. Morris Police Commissioner.
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There are 400 paupers In the Kings County Aims
house. In the Hospital there are 254: in the Asy-
lum there are $50 lunatics, and In the Nursery
there are 1852 children.
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The body OF an unknown man, about thirty-nve
years Of age, was yesterday found floating in the
dock foot OF Seventh street by Sergeant Sullivan,
OF the Harbor Police, and was sent to the Morgue
to await an investigation before Coroner WOtman.
The remains apparently had been long time In
the water.
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SUPREME OoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART l.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
Crow VS. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff.
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Oficer Baird. Of the Twenty-eighth precinct,
found the body OF q male infant floating in the
water on the foot OF Spring street. North River.
Coroner WOltman Will hold an inquest.
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Comm issions ON . Contract Good II Con.
tract Falls Through.
Before Judge Curtis.
John E. Risley made an arrangement with Will
liam II. Smith and Others, through which they re-
ceived a contract for building portion OF an
Indiana railroad. The amount OF the contract was
$25O,0OO and he was to be paid 5000 commission.
As the contract fell through payment OF his
brokerage was refused. He brought suit accord
ingly TOR the amount and as 1t was shown that the
failure to fulfil the contract was no fault OF his
Judge Curtis directed 0r $3.50 80, being the full
amount claimed. with interest.
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child about seven weeks DID, whose father
(Lr. Bond) lives at No. 24s West Eighteenth street.
died yesterday from the effects of dose OF
laudanum which had been administered by the
mother in mistake for soothing syrup. Dr. Miller
OF the same street, was called, but could render
no permanent relief. Coroner Woltman was n0ti-
fad
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The amount collected by the Register of Arrears
during the month OF April for taxes, assessments.
&C., was $172 716 90.
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An elevator fell yesterday at the wheelwright
shop OF Michael Mallera, on Clermont avenue, near
Fulton, throwing down two workmen George
Allen and Henry Veeder. Allen had his spine IN
jured and veeder, besides having his jaw broken,
was injured internally.
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SUPERIOR coURT-TRIAL TERM-PART Q.

VeTuict A81iMst the THU Avenue 1S1H1-
road Company.
Before Judge Spier.
Thomas Hamilton paid, as he claims, through
fare on the Third Avenue Railroad Company, but
on changing cars at the depot no check was given
him. AS ne would not pay second fare to the
second conductor the latter put him on the car.
He brought suit for damages against the company
and was awarded verdict for $500, from which
an appeal was taken and the case carried to tine
Court of Appeals and q new trial ordered This
second trial was concluded yesterday, and resulted
In a verdict OF 81, 500 damages.
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BY Judge LOew.
Milan vs. Warren.-Moti0n denied. See memo
randum.
Van Astine vs.. Robinson.-Motion Denied with
out costs.
owen vs. DECENTRALIZATION granted.
BY Judge j. f. DAILY.
Conneli vs. Observation-Disclosures 0verruled.
Leave to paintlfr TO reply In twenty days on pay
ment OF costs.
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COMMON PLEAs-GEHERAL TERM

Decision.
BY Chief Justice Daily.
Dooper vs.. Noelke-Judgment afilrmed.
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Under Sheriff Daggett executed an order issued
by the District Attorney for the seizure OF 100
worth OF Long Island Club bonds yesterday. The
seizure made to satisfy a balance due the city
by the delunct club. The bonds were IN the pos-
session OF the receiver Mr.. Michael Chauncey.
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The inquest touching the cause OF the late build
ing accident, the fall OF house No. 140 Stockton
street, was continued before Coroner Whitehill
yesterday Several witnesses were examined as
to the manner OF constructing the building. The
burden OF the evidence elected went to show that
the accident was owing to the giving way OF the
foundation walls. The inquest will be resumed
this evening.
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!. Hamblin, Mr.. WILLIAM LEWIS to KATp J., daughG
ser Of James 8. Carpenter, Esq, both Of this city,
No cards.
1ILLs-SrEwARr.-On Monday, May I, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents: BY the Rev. N. T.
Ludlum, JAMES @. MILLS, OF London, Ont, ia
y bEzrsA eldest daughter OF Henry Stewart, Esqs
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QuINANE.-On wednesday, May g. SARAH, vile OF
Patrick Quinane.
spectuly invited TO attend the funeral on Friday:
the Sth inst, from her late residence, 4SS west
Thirty third street, at one O'Clock.
cs only S FRAY and oscs
aged years, months and q days.
funeral, from the residence Of the parents No. g
Christopher street, Thursday at one O'CLOCK r =.
sMrH.-On Wednesday. May Q, JULIA SMITH. IN
Friends and acanaintances OF the family and those
of her law Andrew Mcbride are respect
residence No. 2sl First avenue. on Friday, May 9.
at nine O'Clock A. M, from thence 10 tne Cnurcn OF
the s Ss qspose o. he sou m
mediateIy after mass the remains Will be taken to
os,sSIy sSsvygIxmUn sne tuesday May s. Major JOHN
SNEvrLY. in the s0th year OF his age.
Funeral services win be held at the chapel Of
street an Thursday, May I, at half-past ten A. M.
relatives and friends Of the family are respect
luIy Pyg,ladephis iaa and other Pennsylvania papers
p'SToH SroRxs.HAt rarrytcwn. on the Hudson, MARY
EIvIRA STORMS, only daughter OF z. Shaeffer and
the late Mary Anna storms and granddauQhter
OF the late General Henry Storms.
v,tes to attend the unera from ss st. Marks Meme
rial church, Tarrytown, on Thursday, at haifpass
two O'Clock ?. NJ Carriages VIII be Ia attendance
at depot on arrival OF the one P. M. train from
Thirtletn street depot, Hudson River Railroad,
New York.
sUTToN.--On Monday, May 4, or pneumonia.
ARTHUR WELLESLEY, son OF George W. and Justine
A. sutton, aged year and % days.
Funeral AZ st. lgnatius' church, Fortieth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Thursday
morning. May ], at ten A. NJ. Relatives and fricndA
OF the family are respectfully invited 20 attend.
WATsoN.-At Astoria, on Monday, May 4, MARY
ANN, relict OF William A. Watson, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited t0
attend the funeral, on Thursday, May Z, at two
O'Clock 2. NJ. Remains viii be taken 70 Trinity
Cemetery for intermenk