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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21
Champagnes! Cnampagnes!!

OEO. A. DICKEL s. CO., Nos. and Mar
ket street, have just received direct from Eper-
nay, SIN Bond a large 1Ot Of ROderer's Carte
Blance D'Oree, and DeYenOge & Co.'s Vine des
Princes Champagnes, which we are prepared to
sell as low as they can be bought in the United
States. mh2l II
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Prescription FRRR.

TOR THE SPEEDY Ours OF SIENNA
Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorder
brought on BY indiscretiOn OF excess Any drug
gist has the Ingredients. Address Dr. E. HIL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NEW BooKs-JUsT RECEIVED.
~ ~ BFRRY 8 90.

w / bLItIt @ OO'i
Booksellers, No. 5, opposite Maxwell House:
I.-Bukle's History Of Civilization in England.
vols.
Mays Constitutional History of England.
vols.
3.-Beautiful Thoughts FROM the Greek, Latin,
French, italian, Spanish and German. 5
vols.
4.-Froude's Short Studies on Great Subjects.
vols.
5. Lord John Russelrs Re,ollections and Sug-
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6.-The Friend: A Series Of Essays by s. T.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

Mrs. ANDREW JOHNSON, wife Of
the Senator, is thought to be rapidly
sinking at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Patterson, at Home, Greene
couuty.-KH0rCille Press and Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21
ELL YOU SEE KAY ESS.
To the Legislature {!

UOU ARE NOW ABOUT To RETIRE TO
YOUR homes after an arduOus session, and
this Is to warn YOU that theIe is a large body Of
vour constituents in EARNS and recently out of
farms" who will meet you at the door and cry
out with loud voices, have you dared to come
home without passing the Greenback Bill, in
exchange for some Of those nice Baby Carriages,
Dolls, Drums, Wagons, Timber Jacks, Toys,
and Fancy Goods Of every kind to be had at
mh2I It LUCK'S, ITO Church street.
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Potato Slips and Plants.

A. II. DOUGLAS s co. WOULD RE-
specially inform their Old customers that they
are making preparation to furnish them Slips
and Plants cheaper than ever. Place Of bust
ness, IS Lafayette street.
rnhTT nOd1vv Kramer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

At the trial of one Putnam, at Virginia
City, for leading an idle,I absolute life.
District Attorney Cambell dedneds a bum
mer As IAN aggregated, cOncatenated, con-
glomerated, segregated, contaminated,
id lcafer." This decided the jury at
once, and they found Putnam guilty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

ITHAs been discovered that Gen.
Butler owns a house and lot in Prov
incetOwn in the First Massachusetts
District, and this fact strengthens the
rumor that he viii be a candidate for
the late Congressman Bufinton's seat.
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SPECIAL DISEASES
DR., H.B0HANNAN

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4 Mercury Charges reasonable. Guarantees 70
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h6-Dr. R.'s Treatise on Special Diseases"
which fully explains the nature, causes. symp-
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plants. Syphilis and valuable Information on
other delicate subjects. sent FREE IN PALM
sealed Envelope on receipt Of stamp.
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Sill They COme!-Large Arrivals
fine Present Week,

UTINsTEAD, SHIELDS & .CO. WILL BE
w receiving during the present week large
additions of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc,
which will be sold at auction each dAy and eve
ming without reserve, and 1t private sale at q
mK2i1I W., s. & CO., 81 Public SQUARE.
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A CARD.

MIR. f. 7. WOOD, MANAGER OF THE
Grover s. Baker Sewing Machine COmpany's
business at this point, hSVing made arrange
ments to take charge of the Companys business
elsewhere, begs in behalf Of the Company to
call the attention of the public generally TO the
fact that Mr.. John S. Cullinan now takes charge
Of this business, and is fully authorized to settle
all claims.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing Machines viii
find US at the old stand, ia Church street. We
also keep on hand full supply Of Silk, Linen,
and Cotton Threads.
mh2O 1t GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. co.
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TI;E7sEBET3;S
MARRTAGE Guide.

The Union and American Com
pany
WILL RECEIVE ORDERS FOX THE
w making Of Blank Books, with printed
heads, Book Binding and Ruling, in any STYLE
thar may be desired, and for any purpose, anf
warrant ali work. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
NashVilla, Tenn
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DEALERS IN MUSIC.
ORGANsH
TEMPLE Of Music

HAVING ON HAND I26 Planes. embrsc-
ling the renowned makers, Steinway & Sons,
Knabe 8 Co. Durham s. Sons, Haines Bros
new-besides secondhand, from the above and
nearly every known maker, together with A
j. Estey & Co, Prince s. Co., and others, win
offer for the next ninety days instruments At 25
per cent less than usual prices, IN order to re-
duce this mammoth stock ShOrt-time paper
viii be taken in part, changing interest on sane.
Those who wish TO purchase 70 advantage can
now have an opportunity. Circulars sent on au-
plicatlon, and fun subtraction guaranteed In
case Of sale. Having 9 large stock OF sheet
Music and Small Musical Instruments. can OF
fer great Inducements. Call and see.
j. A MCCLURE.
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INDUSTRIAL ExPosITIoNs.

These bonds are issued for the purpose ORA
inc funds for the erection Of a building in
CITY OF New York, TO be used for
PERPETUAL WORLDS FAIR,
q permauent home, where every manufacturer
can exhibit and sell ais goods, and every pat
entee can show his invention, centre Of indus
try which will prove vast benent to the whole
country. o..
For this purpose the Legislature Of the state
of New York has granted a charter to a nuf Der
of our most wealthy and respectable merchants,
and these gentlemen have purchased no less
than eight blocks Of the most valuable land in
the city Of New York The building TO be erect
ri will he seven stories high 15O It. in height,
s11rmOunted BY a magnificent dome, and VIII
cover a space Of p acres. II viii be constructed
of iron, brick, and glass, and made hre-pToOf.
THE bonds which are all f0- 80 each, are Sc
cured by a first mortgage on the land and build
ing; and for the purpose Of making them pOpu-
lar tie directors have decided to have quarter
Nv drawings of Slj0OCO each, this money being
the interest on the amount Of the whole ION
Every boudbOIder must receive at least 81
lint he NAV receive
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W. 7. BERRY & CO.,
Booksellers, No. 5, opposite Maxwell House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
LONG ISLAND.

John Hanley, aged thirty i've years, and resid.
ing In Filth street, Hunters Point, threw himself
In front OF an Eastern bound train on the Flush
ing Northside and Central Railroad or Long
Island, at the crossing at Jackson avenue yester-
day, and was Instantly killed. No cause can De
ascribed Tor the rash act.
The gang OF thieves which has lately infested
Hunters Point, with j. Adru1, alias "BlInky,r
and c. Granam, alias ''Monk,r is believed 10 have
been entirely broken up. "Bunkyi and "Monk"
were caught IN the acr OF robbing o factory on
Tuesday Lass and have been reminded for The
Grand Jury. Three other OF the gang we're
rested yesterday as accomplices.
Michael Murray, OF Ravenswood, left his home
on Tuesday last ana bis whereabouts we're un-
known until yesterday, when he returned TO his
family. He refused 10 tell them where he mad
been or the cause OF hts departure. In the course
OF the day he rolo friend that ne had been trav
cling for pleasure. Dinner being announced, one
OF the family vent 10 his room 70 notify him,
when he vas found lNng on MS bed with his
throat cut from ear 10 ear and razor grasped
tightly in his right hand.
Aun Smith has recently been stopping on visit
with Mrs. Blattner, or Astoria. on thursday last
she LETT the house. with Mrs. Blattner's daughter,
aged thirteen years. she took with her her
mothers pocKetbook. containing "a So They
visited eight saloons, the chlld drinking AZ each
visited. After leaving the eighth place the cnid
grew deathly sick and Tell on the roadside. she
Continued 10 grow worse, her lie at one time
YESTERDAY icing oespaired on. Ann has been
arrested on charge OF entcing the child from
nnr nnmp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
NEW YORK CITY,

Leuge Bovans, OF No. 7 Mulberry street. while
working at pier No. . North River yesterday
morning. had mis- leg broken by bale OF rags fall
ing on II. lie was taken 10 the PARK Hospital.
on the afternoon OF the srh some thieves
secreted themselves in the building No. Sc Duane
street, and after tho premises were closed stole
500 worth OF clotn and about 500 worth OF sew
ing silk.
AT seven O'Clock last night IRE broke out on
the nftn moor OF the i've story brick building No.
40 Cedar street. occupied by @. N. Spencer, book
binder, ana w. A. Palmer, pocketbook maker.
The damage 70 stock Is estimated at $500 and to
building $500.
William II. Hitsel, or No. I3l West Fifty-thrd
street. a 'longshoreman at work on the steam
ship Celtic, at pier SO Norm River. was badly
beaten bY John Glannon, foreman steyedore- the
latter was arrested add The injured man was sent
TO Bellevue hospital.
Coroner Woltman win hold an inquest at half
past ten O'Clock this morning in the case OF
Michael Mccarthy who was struck on the meek
with champagne bottle on the 31st OF March by
Michael Cunningham, and VINO died some Iour or
five days SINCE
An inquest was held at the Coroners once
yesterday afternoon In the case OF william Scales
VITO dien recently from the effects OF injuries re-
celved the 20th OF March by the cavlng in OF an
emban1ment, at No. 25l south street. The jury
rendered a verdict OF accidental death.
On and after Monday, April II, an additional
fast train viii be run over the Pennsylvania Rail-
TWENTY-FIVE minutes past seven A. Nj. and arriving
al Philadelphia at ten minutes past ten A. M. the
run taking only two hours and iorty-nve minutes.
Mr.. ST. John, the Property Clerk at Police Head
quarters, was served with writ OF repevin yes
terday, sued out by John II. Llenthal. Tor the re-
coyery OF $500 worth OF gambling property seized
oV the police at recent rand on Fulton street
gambling house. The matter has been referred
10 the Corporation Counsel.
The Eighteenth Assembly Republican Associa-
ton held a regular monthly meeting last evening
at their headquarters, No. 467 Fourth avenue
The reports OF the various committees were re-
ceived and accepted. Fity-slx new members
were enrolled. Alter some other routine business
was transacted the meeting adjourned,
At meeting OF the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction yesterday the following appoint
mcnts were made:-
Reception Hospital Niretg-ntpth street.-onHord
NJ. Steele, NJ. D. appointed senior assistant ply
stefan; Frank q. Bennett, NJ. D., junior assistant
physician, to I'LL vacancies.
Nursery HoSpftdL-Peter John Popod, appointed
assistant physician, 10 MI vacancy.
V-orhhouse.-John KIDD, appointed assistant
engineer. vice Michael Cullen, deceased.
Idrlc Reception HoSpitdL-Thomas II. Manly
NJ. D., appoluted junior assistant physician, TO
iii vacancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

NEW NsrALMEsgTs SENT TO THE PEErTESTIARY
AND SING SING.
Charles Johnson, indicted for ourglariously
entering the dwelling house OF william Hlgen-
borg, 10. 10 Hester street, and stealing an over
coat worth $50 pleaded guilty 10 burglary in the
third degree ne was sentenced to imprisonment
in the state PRISON for i've years.
william Walsh and James Garrison pleaded
guilty TO a. attempt at grand larceny. The charge
was that on tue ist or this month they stole ten
slues OF harness leather valued at 500, the prop
ertg " Evans 4 60. dohn MURPHY ana James Day
ton were cGargsd with entering the tobacco estaD-
ishment Of George Banee, No. 2l3 Third street. on
the "a or TINS month.
these prisoners we're each sent 10 the State
Prison Tor Two years and six months, except Day
ton. VINO as remanded Tor sentence.
DANIEL Jones. charged with attempting 10 STAB
Minnie Moves, on the "a OF THIS mouth, WIN a
small knife. pleaded guilty 20 assault and bat
terry. lie was sent TO the Penitentlary Tor one
year.
James II. Booth. who, on the 29th OF March.
stole cotElng valued az s39 the property OF James
McNamle, pleldrd guilty 10 petit larceny. lie was
sent 10 the Ienitentiary Tor six months.
Anne Valentine was tried upon "A charge OF
granu larceny ia stealing from francs NeInnam-
mer. on the night OF toe 29th OF March, gold
watch and chain, worth $780, at q dlsreputaDle
house IN Forsyth street. * appeared That the
property was returned 10 him early this week by
some unknown party. The jury dld not deem the
evidence sufficiently strong against the yOung
woman and rendered a verdict OF not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
NEW JERSEY.

Mr.. James NJ. Brann was sworn in yesterday as
County Clerk OF HUDSON county, before Judges
Holman, Virgins ana Quaie. HIS bondsmen
we're Mayor Traphagen, George p. Brock and
Charles SOmmers. Mr. j. y. Cleveland was sworn
in as Register. MS bondsmen being Orestes tleve-
land ana T. r. G. Young. Their term Of Office is
Nv years.
the following gentlemen have been named as
Commissioners for the construction OF the Hudson
county road by the Real Estate Association OF
Jersey City :-Charles Soldier, william Currie,
Captain Syms, John B1nkernof. Mayor VI igs, OF
Bayonue. and Jonp II. Bonn. These gentlemen
wall be voted on at the charter election next Tues
day.
Coroner John Lynch and ex-Coroner John
Manan, OF Jersey city. appeared before Justice
Reese, in the First District Court. yesterday The
latter was charged with disorderiy conduct In
Mescnutt's restaurant last saturday nght and
with an assault on Coroner Lynch. The charge OF
dIsorderly conduct was dismissed and 10th Aanan
and Lynch were held ~ bail to appear before the
Grand Jury Tor fgnting, eacn maElng a charge Of
assault and battery against the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
A NEwSBOY KILLED.

Yesterday afternoon a newsboy, apparently about
ten years old, jumped on the front platform OF car
No. so Broadway line, on Greene street, between
Waverley place ana Eighth street, and fell
under the rear Wheel which passed over and
crushed his left hip joint. lie was picked
up by onicer Pellet, OF the Twenty-nith
precinct ana brought TO the station house
where he died a few moments aiterward.
There was nothing on hts person that might lead
to MS Identification, excepting the letters IT. NJ
marked MS right arm IN india ms. The boY
had on dark mixed Jacket, brown waist and
pantaloons. wnlte stockings, laced shoes, bedtlck
SHIRT and drawers, muslin undersnrt and blue
cloth cap. Hls hair IS dark brown and his eyes or
q blue color
Tue driver, John Reynolds, residing al No. 20f
West Filty-eighth street, was arrested aud locked
no. The coroner was notified TO nod an inquest
the deceased IN the meantime being removed 70
the Morgue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
THE BAGLEY HOMICIDE.
SENTENCE ON orTIcERs LOTT AND DUSc1

SENTENCE ON OFFICERS LOTT AND DUNCAN.
Yesterday forenoon, 10 the Court OF Quarter
Sessions, at Jersey CITY. 0ncers Edward Lott and
Cornelius Duncan, VINO we're convicted OF the
manslaughter OF william Bagley, we're called up
for sentence. Judge Hoffman, addressing the
prisoners said that the verdict was a proper one,
with their duty. The circumstances slowed tnat
the killing OF Bagley, who was man or fair
repute was unnecessary; that ne was only guilty
at the most OF disorderly conduct yet the Court
were SATISFIED that the officers we're guilty only
througn carelessness, auC that neither intended
TO DO a wrong. The Court Ola not, therefore,
deem it necessary 70 impr.sOn them ana would
order their release on payment ~ costs. the
court further hoped that the men would be re-
placed on the force, and that the lesson now
Taught them would he ol great advantage In the
futuTe. The prisoners we're tnen released, having
maid the costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
BULLET IN THE EYE.
rrom the Al.a caIIlornla. Aprll III

IRON the AHA california, April 2.
delicate scientific operation was performed
on the eye Of General :. +. Miller az the Grand
Hotel yesterday. Il may not be forgotten that the
gentleman was wounded at the battle OF Liberty
Gap, Tenn. on the 24th Or July 1868 receiving an
Ended rlne bullet In his lett eye. lie was taken
from the field IN insensble condition. and so
remained tor two or three days The missile was
never extracted, and men 81 science could
never locate its position In the head. The Gen.
eral has ever since suffered RON neuralgia pains,
and IL was leared tue sgat ~ the rlgut eye would
he also impaired n NOT sitogcther lost. Or. Grue-
niAY, OF Philadelphia, aud Drs. Narunacbc and
Bingham, ~ ms CITY. yesterday performed an
operation ~ winch tAey succeeded ia extracting
the bullot, Which had already become attached 70
enc d inc bones Oi the skull, he eve vas partly
moved TO act at the bullet ahd allow al the eX-
tfacuOn. Zoe patIcnt " lyln4 at Bis room yet,
apparently comfortable, ana Will doubtless,
speedily recover. lhe bullet hgu strues the
ground and became turned lu its course, 50 that
the base Of the bullet entered arst. lie force Of
the bullet had been greatly deadened DY contact
WIN the grOuac else me missile would nave gone
through tue mead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
MACoMB,s DAM BRIDGE.

A bin for S2,soo Tor repairs to Macombis Dam
Bridge was submitted few days since to Comp
troner Green. The Comptroller refused to pay II,
and fhereupon application vas made Yesterday, on
behalf o. Anthony lmhon a contractor, 10 Judge
Barrett. In supreme Cour Chambers, Tor q manda-
mus against the Comptroller, directing payment.
u was claimed ~ MI. Prime that toe manaamas
should be granted inasmuch az the CONSERVATION
act made thus proper charge against the county
Of New YORK, the previous acts having maze the
same chalgeable equally 20 New YORK and West
chester counties. II was furtner Insisted tnat tue
work done On three contracts, each for
less than $1,000, and that TOT tnls reason no pro-
pOsals Tor puUllc bias we're made. Assistant Core
pOrauon Counsel Garrison opposed the apphcs-
t.gn. insisting That the 9ll had not been audited
M the Finance peY artment, that the WORK vas
really one lOu ana SHOULD ave been open or pUb-
llc bids. tnat no mahdamus e0uli lle IA the ease
and that the proper remedy was ny acton. Judge
Barrett TOOK The papers reserYnG his declsion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
SURROGATE'S COURT.
Before Surrogate Hutcnings.
pEcIsIoN "a We DAKEn wILL cAsE

DECISION IN THE BAKER WILL CASE.
In the matter ofthe probate or the viii OF Susan
A. Baker, ceceased, Surrogate Huchings yester-
day rendered his decision. Alter declaring that
the cecedent was an educated lazy OF high
social standing, or about thirty years oil age, wno
until the time she lett New YORK, in 1878, with
the legatee, John A. BaSer whom she had married,
mad resided with Ter motner. he decided that
he validity Of the bequest matter independent Of
and not affecting the validity Of the other provisions OF
the nstrumc 1T ana is presented 10 as question
within my jurisdiction nader section II, chapter 5Sg OF
Laws OF 1870 Under that statute my power Is clear
though the authority conferred By IT. so lar a. my
knowledge extends, has never been the subject 81 ex
appellate Court But long anterior TO
the justice Robertson decided IN the matter
Welsh RetelGs Surrogates Reports, page @Sl mat
surrogate has power 10 sustain portion ~ testa
mentary instrument while rejecting the residue.
should Be luctaut however, 20 lay down such rule
in the abseuce OF weltdetned autho rity ana ms
mud IN the statute referred Hence, while am I'm
peeled hold the provision making the beduest 10 Baker
VOID through undue influence. admit the instrument,
In Otner nrOYIsons. 10 prObAte,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10

was indicted for selling and having in his posses
sion counterfeit money, was yesterday arraigned
for trial before Judge Benedict, IN the criminal
branch OF the United states Circuit Court. Tue
DEFENDANTS counsel asked for an adjournment, IN
order 10 secure rne testimony oi Secretary BIS
tow william Il. Wood and Others 20 establish the
TACT that MS client was regularly employed ~ the
division Assistant District Attorney Iurdy uc-
clared that he ala NOT propose to have The entire
CABINET summoned IN this case, ana tnat the les-
tlmOuy sought In his opinion, dld not 20 10 tbe
merits Oh tGe charges against me prisoner. M
sons counsel maintained that snere was eyoehce
IN the form or documents taken rom Mason wien
arrested Lnat would snow that Cnie, Washburne
had Initiated the present proceedings ~ uIueI ~
prevent Mason from proving that Washpurhe was
IN eague with cOunserieters. jury was, otter
several challenges, emplnelled, aud the nearing
was adjourned until Monday neNr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
DIED

Balloon Thursday April 8, HARRY W., only
son OF Josephine and Charles Ball, aged IA months
Relatives and friends Of the fanny are respect
lully invited to attend the funeral, from NO. 23s
Bro0mo street, OH sunday, April III, az two
O'Clock T.. NJ.
BRoUwER.-on FRIDAY morning. 9th inst, Mrs.
AM BB0UWER, widow 81 the late John BrouWer
IA the T7tn year OF her age.
Re atives ana friends Of the family are respect
fuiiY invited 70 attend the funeral. rom neT late
residence ~ Henry street. Brooklyn, at two 4.
NJ, on Monday, tue l2th rst.
BUrTERLY.-At nis residence, No. 153 wyckoT
street, brooklyn, on Friday, April 2, 1875, NIcHo-
Las BUTTERFLY, ~ the 53a year OF his age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral, rom -. Pauls church cor
ner OF Court aud congress streets, on Monday
morning, az nine Oiclocg.
CAs0EL-On Wednesday April 7, after short
Illness NfNCENzO CAs0NL
Funeral services Will be held at the Churcn OF
avenues. at eleven O'Clock this day Saturday.
Ills friends and those % MS nephew Pletro lsola
are respectfully invited 70 attend without iurther
notice.
URocKsrT.-On Friday. April Q, NELLIE, only
daughter Of JOnn ana the late Ellen Magee and
wife OF John CroCkott aged 10 years and 10 mon his.
Funeral WIN take place from her late residence,
No. ~ East Thirteenth street, on SUNDAY afternoon
az .wO O'Clock.
DIEHiA-On Thursday, April 8, CATHERINE DIEHL,
IN the lgth year o. her age.
Relatives aud friends o. the family are respect
iuuy invited, Without iurGher notice, TO attend
toe funeral, on saturday April 10. from her late
residence, Woodbridge. II. q. at nali-past nine
A. H., and from the Dutch Reformed Churcn, East
Houston street. between Eldridge and Forsyth
streets, at Onc'clOek X ~.
DTvEN-At Tor, Lyon, Colorado March 81,
ALICE youngest daughter q General a. =. owen,
Ot Elmlra. N u.
D0HaRrY.-0n Thursday. SIN inst, WILLIAM
DoMEefY, npca AZ Years, son OF Patrick and the
late Catharlne Douertt.
rne fel3uyos apd rlends or the family are re-
specially invited 80 attend the funeral, rom his
late residence, ~ Rutgers place, on sunday, llbn
INST, AZ two o'ci0CA Il. NJ.