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The New York herald., 1875-10-28
ToMBs POLICE COURT.
.LEGED BIGAM

Michael Martin Of Mulberry street. was married 10
Ellen Malon al St Bernard's church, on the Sd OF
April 1859 By the Rev. Bartholomew Galigan. Their
union did not prove happy and, alter few years or
conjuga squabbng they separated EARLY in this year
the jovial Michael became acquainted with a buxom
young woman named Elizabeth Smith After few
weeks courtship they married At 81 James Ro
man Catholic church by the Rev Father Corkey
Michael had then assured Miss smith that he was s
gle man; but only week ago, much to her surprise
she discovered the existence Of her lords gen uine
spouse She thereupon caused his arrest Wives Nos
/ and appeared In court yesterday and showed
their respective certificates OF marriage Martin who
had nothing 70 say committed for trial in default
OF 81, 900 bail
ARREST or AN EDITOR AND HIS SON
Hugh McDermott, editor of the Jersey CITY Herald
was yesterday arrested q warrant obtained by An.
thony Comstock charging the defendant with publish
ing. rom an once No. 70 Nassau street pamphlet
alleged 10 be obscene. called the "Litte Red Lounge
The prisoner was arraigned court IN the afternoon
accompanied by his son who under arrest FOR
The same charge Tho pamphlet Is a parody on Popes
sMay and January but IS said 20 be free from the
coarseness or the latter production, Mr.. Comstock
remarked IN court yesterday that inc work Of Pope
afeen cents copy he would feel bound arrest the
vendors without delay Justice Duffy refused 10 let
Nr McDermott 70 his own recognizance, and held
him in So 900 bail 70 answer He was locked up and
Als son was sent 70 the House Of Detention.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
some nights ago, Eugene Townsend, Of No 30
south Ninth street. Williamsburg was passing through
Roosevelt street. near Water street. he attacked
by three grown boys who Knocked him down and
robbed him of gold watch and plated chain. OF the
value of $50 one OF the alleged robbers, Michael En-
MS was arrested BY ofhcer hnsgrave, Of the Fourth
precinct He was Identified by Townsend and AZ court
yesterday was held % answer.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
BOLD BURGLARS.
Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morning yr.
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CRIcKETING NOTE.

The Manhattan Cricket Club will play match with
the Paterson club at Paterson to-day The game will
probably be the last Of the season The Manhattan
team viii be as follows -Messrs. HERSHEY Hooper.
jenkins, Hosford, Smith, McDouga Meakn, Greig
Gilbert Conneil ana Giles, Jr. substitutes hessrs.
O'Lanagan and Roche.
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POLICE COURT NOTE.

william Smith and Addie Beaumont were arraigned
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday charge
of keeping dsordery house East Thirteenth street,
preferred by John Sarney the owner Of the premises
Mr. Smith Mrs. Beaumont held in ST. 0O0 bail
each to answer
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SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS.
THE ORGANIZATION OF Ex-MEMBERs ON THE
PACIFIC coAsT-LETTER FROM COLONEL EN-
MONS CLARK, THR PRESENT COMMANDING
OFFICER

THE OE1ANlLAllOh OF LA-MEMBEhS ON The
PACIFIC coAsT-LETTER FROM COLONEL EN-
MONS CLARK, THR PRESENT COMMANDING
OFFICER.
From the San Francisco Call
The organization Of the Seventh Regiment Veterans
OF California already noticed in these columns has
been regarded with much favor the headquarters OF
that distinguished command in New York II Ia be-
eved that IL will be the pioneer Of similar associations
in Chicago ST. Louis New Orleans and other cities to
which the members emigrate, thus adding the fame
and prestige OF the regiment Colonel W. smed
berg who has taken prominent part in the organza
ton Of the "Netersns OF California has received
many congratuatory letters from the East Louis B.
RAIDER, who is writing a history OF the seventh reg
ment in Of his letters referring to the movement
in San Francisco, says-'The results Of your efforts
very gratifying to the active and honorary mem
bers; and from the numerous letters received from
your city by several members here IL has caused A
good, old fashioned feeling TO prevail, and and all
wish you and your associates every success In main
tanning and continuing the association
LETTER PROM THE REGIMENTAL COMMANDER
Colonel Emmons Clark IN noticing the movement,
writes IN the following strain
NY DEAa sR--I have noticed from time 10 time n tho
newspapers that he veteran ana xmen9es of this rcg
mcas resident II san n sraneso are ens Wv By
guished corYs which have the honor command desire
70 you that the officers aud members u regiment
noticed With pleasure this movement have com
meuted upon WIN great pride Whe we 70 whom tho for
maintain s fame and good name nothing can be more
years with distinction and fathfuness in s
10y al 70 the organization.
and affection watch with pride ts brilliant unin
ternptea prosperity and .e ever ready hy nd words and
taton Particularly gratifying ia that although
separated BY continent the hearts ~ Old
warm g the regiment ana ever keep rs memory green.
Thanking in behalf Of the officers members this
regiment for your continued interest Wolfae aud
string that you viii the earliest occasion communicate 10
your a~sociaes interest tie prosperity personally
collectively u the seventh Regiment Veterans Of California
have Tho honor @ be With great respect yours truly
EMMONS CLARK
Colonel Commanding seventh Regiment NGsN.Y
Colonel ". X. sMKnHgRC. Frlucsco.
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THE OCEAN BANK ROBBERY.


The suit or Mr. Archer against the Ocean Ma
States Circuit Court before Judge Wallace. Nj v. NJ
Jenkins President OF the Bank Of North America was
called 70 testify regard TO the custom OF employing
night watchmen in the banks. Some skrmishing be-
tween counsel both sides ensued the pertnence
and admssibility Of such evidence but il finally
allowed by the Court Mr. Morris then announced that
there witnesses for the plaintiff as the
therefore wanted To make statement in explanation
Of his opening reInarks This allowed by the
Judge
Tae defence was then commenced by Mr. Bangz He
showed how the plaintiff counsel in charging that Mr.
Stevenson "organZed the robbery and went with the
burglars when they broke into the bank ? had black
ened his character in the eve Of the public Counsel
here grew vehement and shouted out II intend that
tho old shall have opportunity Of vindicating z
himself He claimed that the bank could be held
responsible for the bonds Mr.. Archer had lost they
were gratutoua deposit
Mr.. Stevenson first called He testified that he
cash or the bank IN June, 1869 he thought tue
bank vaults safe the walls very thick. and
lined with boiler iron To the question whether he
knew that the bank " be robbed he Indignantly
70 be robbed, did | suspect IL;
heard what Mr.. Norris said about my organizing the
robbery and gong with the burglars and utterly
false = He SAID that he did hear Of the robbery
which took place saturday night until the next
Monday morning on the Cross exam nation he said
the vault he had refused take when offered
70 be nTusted TO him; the President, Mr. Hartghorn
the teller and the two Dunns the only persons who
had IL; lOcksmiLh had once been employed 10 open
the safe by picking the locks and had done so after
three days work
The trial will be resumed this morning
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SALES AT AUCTION.

AMHS CAGNEY AUCTION8ER. Is ABINGDON
SIgre i9hth ayenuel-tr0erry store, stock and Fix.
lures ths day a. O o'clock Of 25 Eighth
aud twenty streets In lots, without any
fsseFe Wha.eye The Fixtures rs class having been
httcl w iAt May Elegant walnut Counters Shelving &c
costly tea Bins platform, sugar scales meat Rack
large cepoA &C stock all fresh having purchased
snca last May Is o the uferOr 10 none
on Ihe avenue about - barrels 81 Louis family Flour,
choice brands Teas sugars Spices canned Fruits Spices
Butter, Lard, Fish, Hams. Vinegar 1c The trade and
private families invited Store 10 let ~ -
MORTGAGE sALE-PETER BowE AucTIoNEER,
wi sells Friday October 20 at III O'Clock al tha Auction
Rooms No II University place OF Eighth street i
large and elegant assortment Or Household Furnre eon-
sstng Parior Suits plush and rep; Library Snits ia
leather black walnut Chamber suits pier Mirror black wal
Mardropes black walnut dressing Bureaus aud Dressing
Cases Lounges black Bedstends Cottage Suits L
brary Tables marble top Centre Tables marble top Com
modes Easy Chairs Rockers black walnut Extension Ia
bles damask and lace Curtains Oil Paintings Engavngs
cabinet Sewing Machines Grover Baker'O, hair Mat
resses Pillows and Bosers, Croekery Glassware
Brussels Carpet black walnut Paor Brackets and Pockets
keirgeratos Clocks window Shades Toilet Sets Kitchen
Utensils, &C.
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Frapser OF the Watson Estate Funds to the
State Attorney General.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS,

The trial Of Colonel Robert Des Anges yesterday
continued IN the United states Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict Mr. Matthews, the part Of the de-
iendant moved that the testimony regarding the in
voices stricken out, they immateral 10 The
issue The Court overruled the motion and admitted
the evidence and exception taken 70 the ruling.
Mr wight recalled on tho direct examination by
District Attorney Bsa III testified TO the signature
Of Des Anges about thirty Of eighty three In
voices and entries handed TO him for examination.
They we're varousy entered as cases OF dolls buttons
corsets &C. II claimed by the prosecution that all
exceu one dummy case IN these entries contained
silks and that Des Anges designated the former only
be ned
M george r Gray was recalled and his direct *.
animation continued BY tho Dstriit Attorney He
was questioned IN regard 70 Mr. Lawrences transac.
tions IN The Custom House. Counsel FOR defendant
objected that the case Of Mr. Lawrence did anect
ba client The Court however, allowed the evidence
~ the District Attorney had right 70 prove con
Epracy II he was able, and exception taken The
Judge instructed te District Attorney 70 proceed hrst
With the examination n regard u the FIVE cases men
toned IN the Indictment Mr. Gray vas called upon 70
testify ss 70 the correctness OF the entries regarding
those Ave cases
After recess Mr. Gray was crosse examined by Mr
Matthews he could not swear positively 10 the
person who brought he entries to The Office.
John McAchae being called, testified that he had
been employed ~ the custom House for twenty-five
years he lad been for tie last two years warehouse
bond clerk he had known Lawrence for twenty years;
he testified IN regard 70 certain warehouse bonds hay
ing been brought 70 Tie Custom House BY Lawrence
Nathan 3. Rice, also bond clerk IN the Custom
House next called. IN had been there three
years The same line Of questioning was followed out
a. with the former witness He testified that certain
bonds bad been executed by Lawrence, generally in
connection with other parties, signing their
by power of attorney witness admitted that In theory
they supposed 10 make certain that the parties
appearing before them had powers Of attorney from
Their principals but that practice thia not done
on being crossexamined the witness SAID he did not
always take pans 70 inquire 10 the power Of attor
ney but that the bonds never signed blank and
aterward TILED OUT sometimes they we're let at his
ONCE 70 be filed and signed the next day when tne
parties called Tor them
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IMPORTANT FORECLOSURE SALE
Il Eighth avenue Lots.
r. A. LAWRENCE A CO.. viii sell al auction AZ Fx.
change saesrooms No. III Broadway Monday Noyem.
Der l. 1873. ~ " Nj twelve choice Lots comprising the
whole front side Of Eighth avenue between seventy.
second and seyentyhrd Streets running westerly $50
feet each street The attention OF investors i parcu.
iariy invited.
s. WETNBERGER, AUCTIONEER REGULAR
Il. weekly sale Of general Merchandise this day Thurs
day. October 2S lOl6 o'clock 90 BOwery ys house
hold Furniture. Cigars. Liquors, &c
+ COOK, AUCTIONEER-THfs DAY AT IOk
81 o'clock entire contents of private residence 343 East
10th street elegant Carpets Paror suits, upright
Piano, Bedding, Crockery Sale positive.
y. TRAvBR, CTTONEEH-MORTGAGR SALE
81 Friday October 40 so Great Jones street. at lVa
o'clock large los Of first class and medium Furniture nne
Brussels and other Carpe Pier and other Mirrors 6e faf-
tcplarK JDpUpK VI salo,
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THE COURTS.
The Trial of EX-Deputy Col
.lector Des Angcs.

TIE OCEAN BANK ROBBERY.
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IL.
u. TODAY. TO-DAY.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
this 9TH URSDAYl morning. at lOlg o'clock
the five story brown stone
NO. ~ WEST 10TH ST., BRTWEEN 5TH AND 9TH AVS
steinway four round IA Pianofortc
Decker 4 Bros. upright ~ octave Pianoorte
Real imported Bronzes and Bsque Figures
Paintings by eminent artists,
Statuary Works of Are,
PAROR SUITS richly carved rosewood and walnut frames
in crimson and gold brocade satin and coteane
Turkish and spanish Lounges Easy Chairs nlaid msrfue
re and gilt Centre and Console Tables rosewood Etageres
Cabinets French plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Man
Tel Sets 90 day Clocks Musical Boxes, Jardneres velvet
Rugs. Ornaments.
LIBRARY CONTAINS handsome inlaid Library and Sec
reiaire Bookcases choice Books library Tables; elegant
Turkish suit n peces), lady's Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nlad and gilt Bedstead
Dressing Cases Bureaus, Washsands single and double
Bedstead 80 hne hair and spring Mattresses feather Pill
lows Blankets Toilet Sets and plush Suits, marble top
Tables. Chairs. Rockers.
DINING FURNITURE viz Two Extension Tables in
laid French walnut sdeboard Chars In leather siverware
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery &c hail stands velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets, Kitchen Furniture &c
n. B.Sale positive. Parties about purchasing will pof
lively find this chance Take sixth Unyer
Sty place
country. ROBERT y. CASHIN, Aucttoneer.
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TT HERTs SONS, AUCTIoNEERS
Ii. saeTooms ~ Park place and "a Murray street.
HANDSOME HoUsEHRLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CARPETS, CHIcKERING PIANO. CLOCKS
BRONZEs. sTATUARY, &C.
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. At IoIs O'CLOCK
AT NO. 2s WEST THIRTY SECOND 32Dl STREET
PARLORs CONTAIN
superb ebony Paror Suits silver
lAine niaid Easel Jardneres rich rosewood Eta
ceres Carpet French plate Pier Mante Mir
rors Chckering Plane elegant Paris and Br,ptes
Music stand iniaid parlor Table stauary Pedesta &c
Ao
IN DINING ROOM
velvet Carpet French plate Mirrors Suit IN pluh
walnut Buffet Extension Table rich decorated chnh n.
Tea service, superb crystal Glassware Silver
Ware, Cutlery. &c
- CHAMBERS CONTAIN
Brussels Carpets ne walnut and ahogany Chamber Suits
Turkish Lounges and Chairs Escrtofres Beds bedding
Clocks Vases Ornaments French cylinder Desk Billiard
Table &C, together with the Kitchen Furniture &c with
which the sale will commence Catalogues on Wednesday
Office Of auctioneerA
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C1M0N ABRAHAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II FOR
- syth street. sells III o'clock 3S4 Jay street.
Myrtle avenue Brooklyn elegant black walnut Furniture
Brussels and ingram Carpets French Mirrors Paor
Ranges Bedsteads hair and other Mattresses
silver and plated Kitchen Utensils in lo Dealers and fam
lilies invited.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE coUR.

Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morning Nr.
J0hn a. gpIton. nrnnxieLar Of sh04 Ase-- ~ Az
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

UlHOS J. MGRATH. AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL.
this day lO O'Clock sharp No. 1877 Greene
Houston street, the entire Furniture Of four story
house consisting of Parior Suits rosewood Panofore wal
Bedroom Suits Beddng Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Olcoths IChandelers, Gas Fixtures &c. also Barroom
Fixtures, DO
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SHERIFFs SALE OF CLOTHING CLOTH SHIRTS
- Drawers &cS HERMAN, Sherih7s Auctioneer, sells,
this day Qhursday October 2S 10 O'Clock, No I3
Bowery assortment Of Clothing consisting Of Pants
Vests Coats also Cloth Lining shirts Drawers Hosiery
Stockings Suspenders Mirrors Counters &c sale positive
Dealers invited. WILLIAM Z. CONNER, Sheriff.
CHARLES j. SIMMs Deputy
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- HERMAN, SHERIFFS AND GENERAL AUG
>. toneer-Mines, Liquors. Champagne Cigars barrels
OF Spirits, &cFTday, October % 10 O'Clock sharp,
No 3 Bowery the entire Stock Of importer dealer
viz of barrels OF choice Bourbon and rye Whskey
land Taylors, Cabinet Beargrass, Boone Appleton
and three old also Scotch and Irish Whiskey Jamaica
Rum, casks of Brandes Gin also 40 port
and sherry Wines old about 10 barrels Of Spirits
about 500 Of Rhine Wine brands 200 OF
Brandies, Gin Btters Kmme &c and baskets Of
Champagne also large lot q Havana and domestic Cigars
Safes Desks, Stoves Sale positive. Dealers invited
Also III o'clock, large and general assortment OF
Groceries consisting of Teas Cofees Sugars Spices canned
Fruits Soap Starch Flour &c BY order VI WILLIAM c.
CONNER, Sheriff
PATRiCK CAMPBELL, Deputy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

0eoptr are ike tie famous poor boy at
lroilc, who slid nothing aud saw little to
laugh at
New England fred the first shot, and then
ran away, at Lexington; New England had
the historians and peace-makers; New Eng"
land drew most Of the pensions after the
war: and New England furnished very
small part of the fighting force who sustalll-
ed the colonies cause on the field, and next
to nothing of the sacrifice, and suffering, and
endurance. which much more than the fight
ing won the victory.
From The time Of the evacuation OF Bos-
ton. procured by the genius of Virginlan
and The force of regiments drawn from the
middle and southern States, down to the sur
render OF CORVALLIS and the treaty of 'S3, it
was the middle States and the South VINO
guided, maintained, and m.de the war.
1t is, therefore, with smile, rather sar.
donic than sympathetic, that VIC witness all
the fuss and fanfaronade they are making
over Concord and Lexington. 1t was |lr-
gnia, Maryland, the CaroIinas, Jerseys, and
New York that bore the brunt Of the Revo-
luton. and it is the very Ircny of history to
zee New England blowing its horn over Inc
achievement Of which it reaped the Chief
profit, and toward which it bore the least
and the noisiest plrt.-Novotk prg1nadn.
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--.,-n ,n,. Gavin, u, OF tNo.,n,rds of It

n pm,sc 10. toe payne ut OF t"o'tn'ros VI ~
i. what we call good bargain.
Let the people Of Virginia think over these
facts. Let them remember that II they were
willing to do 80 H. il absolutely impossible.
consistent with the existence Of the author
,rv Of the State, to get rid Of tic coupons az
thor;zad by the flndins act; and c1nsi-
der whether they would MOI prefer manly
and patriotic ttf ri to vindicate the honor CT
their State rather than she should be brought
TO iucxCuSabic disbonor and discrcdit, which
would inevitably fall with disastrous effect
upon themselves.
II Is ten years since the war. The power
of regeneration amongst the people m>
worked wonders. Their hopes are brighter
than heretofore. The prospects Of better
timcs-of immigration and Of enterprise
arc greatly improved, and the reasons Tor
maintaining public credit. as. indispensable
10 the healthy existence Of private credit, are
growing daily stronger; and we therefore
see every reason why the people should rise
uo in their power aud majesty and vindlTtc
alike theirs and the states honor as the only
way to secure peace and prof. erlty for them
selves.
They have powerful auxiliary in The
sinking fund, which is no" steadily absorb
ing the public debt. We sincerely believe
that moderate etf>rt on the part OF the
people will place the question of the public
deb. in such situation that it must cease TO
be = cause OF anxiety and to be the means OF
deuagogues getting offica and emolument.
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Nj COHEN BROTHERS advertise only
such goods as they have In large quaniticr They
are never Just out" and for his reason man?
goods below the market rate may be ioun5 al iieE
place of business which. owing 10 10" small guam
titles, they do not risk to advertise
hey are OH. ring very large lot Of III" last MAKE
of CORSETS known In the European nira"t q
half value.
Their BLACK SILKS, which may be- TnlI"' Gnen
4, represented, either foreign ar Comr'tc. ARE l"r
cheapest ever offered In this city. II win Jay Ns'
to compare their prices bcforr YOU BUY
Their BLACK ALPAChS n SEC. ar" u s,'@''
any usually sold At soc.
slI.kLUsrRES al 52c. warranted a, -"'@ A.
any generally sold al Soc; Al 7Jc general! -'''
1925
tOLOEED SILKS and other DRESS "voO> IL
extensive variety, ana many les li'ah i''"''''
value.
DO not fail 10 see their NOTTINGHAM LAVE
They w;artan, 10 save y,,m from 10 u l1c /" I'''!
yard.
Their WHITE and BLACK REAL. LN'H COM
pri ,es the largest assortment In III. c'N' p''"''
pailv sold At moi much over hall tH'if fh'"''
APPLIQUE TIDES 1T 3jc. cheap 81 'ot''. '.>'
worth 81, at 1928 worth $3.50, :; :.''9
worth 50;
FRENCH NAINSOOKS at 25c. cheipa. iVt''
SO.T-FINISH FRENCH CANG&lI a 1873
worth iUc.:
STRIPED and CHECKED AU>LlH>-''1"'
fully 90 per cent. less than market rae
VICTORIA LAWNS at 25c. worth iG'i! "''"''
3Oc. worth i5c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at lie. worth l2'4H.' :" 800.
worth 25c., al 2Jc. worth 31c.' a"' fh'"! 0''','
prices AT prpportionate ralue'
Best IRISH LINENS tof Belfast inanahG''''' -
near half value;
Also, the chtapest WHITE TARLATAN> ever ~
fered In This city. tg
| Thosc buying the oye.enumerated white i''> ~
the piece generally running IRON ~ 4"
yards) will receive All extra discount.
Alarye assortment OF pARASOLo t"aFr i"'-' -
the lowest market rate; .-r.
| Also, a large stock OF CA>SlMERE> Tor ias"
boys wear. sp!O
! CLOSED SATURDAYS.
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DEATHS.

Died, Tuesday night, April 20, 1873, at Id
AZ the residence OF James Jones, No. 32l Ihir-
llctll ana Leigh streets, CARRIE L. BUnCH; be,
loved wife OF John :. Blunt, in the wcnty-thiId
year Of her age, leaving IN atfectionale husband;
Two infant children, and many rellilVes anu
friends TO mourn their loss. " -
The funeral viii take place THURSDAY Az
TEKNUON at 3 o'clock, April ~, from Lnlon
Station Methodist Episcopal church Her 1rienhs
and relatives and those OF her husband, also OF NJ
adopted father, James jones, ale respectfully H.
vitcd 10 attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. nj the residence Of Mr.. }. 7: Justis, Ap,ii
90 1875, LIZZIE H.. daughter OF Mrs. NJ r.
Goodwin, aged fifteen years. Co..
Her funeral will take place from Lcigli-strtc ct
Eaptist church at o ncinck THIS (iHurSuahl
lIDIsNINti. Friends aud relatives Of the fanny
arc invited 10 attend
Teoarled this H.. on Monday lie goth Instant at
I'm f.u.,t O'Clock +. W. Mr.: EMMA T. HIb-
GINS WIFE Of Joseph Higgins, in the t"enTy'siXth
year Of her age. ,,, ,
Her funeral will take place from her ilie resi-
Grrcc. In New Kent couuty 1T 5 O'CLOCK 1Hlo
CThursdaD Ar rERSOOH. =
Inc. leaves a devoted husband and large circle Of
friends to mourn their loss.
baltimore papers please copy.