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~ith figure Of the Virgin Mary H. and made by
the Young Ladies' Sodality OF ST. Louis, and pre-
sented to Rev. Father Z. J. De Smet, token OF
their esteem lor him and interest in his mission Of
civilization.
Pezee being we'll supplied with presents and well
equipped With gun and plenty OF ammunition with
about dity bucks. proceeded up the nfeen
the Missouri River. party OF twelve young men from
ST. LOUIS had landed OF tue steamer Pcnrnah, intend
tending 10 start wood yard there to supply the Ben
ton boats also TO trap and poison wolves kali bears,
deer eagles, Sc, and have big time generally. They
had n splendid OUTFIT OF guns, traps, ammunition and
all necessaries TO secure all the fur, feathers
and scalps the Territory. They had built
nice log house three rooms, their
traps; game plenty, and they seemed de-
lighted with Their new occupation They rcnouuced
city life and began to feel OF all they surveyed
But you they had not been tried yet, and nobody
disputed their claims but now tho opportunity or Mr..
nowdall Co to distinguish themselves at hand.
voice OF terror 10 Mr. Dowdall Co.. What tribe do
you belong TO? How came you here; All this land.
water, wood and sky belong me Depart your souls
to Le and your bodies and scaps must suer the pen
atty. they clied mercy, but lczee says:-"fcu
showed me no mercy At tnion and II you are brave
enough 10 hunt foxes why 40 you cry Y''
The Gall says they did not fire shot, bu. died knce-
ng at their prayers. Tho Indians burned the house
and possessed themselves OF The dne outnt, which
added TO the bountifui supply received at Fort Rice
Pezee cut notch on his iagpole victory Nc under
the peace policy.
As per agreement. Captain Hany, OF the Peninah.
stopped on nls return from Benton TO wood up with The
boys He whstlcd but no appearance on shore; so he
landed and went TO the burning cabin, and lound his
He heard the dreadful war whoop, the Sioux shout
OF scorn-Ox shii-a.
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INTERNATIONAL STALLION TRoT.
A PURSE OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD.

4 PURSE OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD
From Ihe Turf Field and Farm July Oil
Nothing in the whole history OF the lrotting turf
could excite much interest among breeders ana ana.
teurs fair trial OF speed between famous Rus
sian Orion ,rot,ers and our own socitous TO bring
this about have opened a CORE spondcncc with Mr.
Mocnde the secretary of the General Directory OF the
Imperial studs OF Russia Without making any posi-.
tive pledge, that gentleman holds the hope that
match between given number Of Russian and Ameri-
trot,crs may be arranged The Russian stations
have not shown fast lime some OF our American
stations have DONE but they have labored
tain disadvantages The tracks OF Russia
ieot ours, aud our light harness rig would astonsh
the breeders of shat country Bring the Orions TO
America aud harness them in tho same manner
that harness horses, and they viii irot lower
down n the seconds than they have ever done at
home rms only opinion but the opinion
OF pcligcpt Russian gentlemen IN this country.
The people who recognize the authority OF the Gar
the only people outside Of America VINO have made the
trotiing problem national study and who have
created breed oftroers It's, therefore, highly ap-
propriac that the horses OF the two countcs should
be brought together Ia fr cndy rivalry BY trial Of
speed VIII be able to contrast the points of tho ami
mails and decide who has made Tho most progress.
There has been no itlle talk TO this end, which has
be productive oil grand results II decided action
not taken. We propose 20 do something than
talk We have received assurances which enable TO
ones the following purse;-
GRAND INTERNATIONAL ,LLIoS rRor.
The g I'D "' ss anss suV sV oip sG ss race
after, mile heats three in nve rules q the National Assc
$500 the rrst. 81 800 tho second
80 the third 81 100 the fourth 10 name and Gloss
the ticc Of the rtf fi rni Furm. No ~ PARK
New York September 1875; entries FILL
less than two OF wheh shall be from Russia and which
shall
THIS Is the centennial year. aud the International
Exhibition rs held IN Philsde pha the International
stallion race should also be held there. Were we to
name later day than October for the race the weather
might interfere. November Is ueacheroDs month
with us Tor outdoor sport We call the special aitcn-
ton OF Nr Moerdcr 10 tbs proposition. IL be will go
OF
time To select and send to Amcrcs a number OF tho
representative stations OF Russia before the Sep cmbcr
/ days are gone. We viii promise him and whoever
may come with him warm welcome; and SHOULD an
orion win hrsi money, he will hear the victory loudly
checrcd our 500 aim IN Offering the above nurse Is
TO lind out which OF the two troier countries
has made tho most progress
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VARIOUS SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The following contributions were received at the
HERALD office yesterday
A. B. Hall. Morrisania, S.
George b. McClennan, Jr, Coburg, Canada, 81
Waters OF Ocean Hotel, Long Branch-L H. Aston,
c. u. Wright j. Matthews, W Brooks David Jackson,
S. Mitchell and W. Stanard, 81 CO.
W. II. o., Hoboken, n. D., 81
George kirkham, Rockville Centre, L. l.. 81.
f. A. Hill. 81
abs DAT qui," &c, Emira. \. Y. ST.
Armenia, Outchess county ~ Y. 81.
NJ. {. [. 5. D., Bloomsourg, Columbia county,
Ia, nifty ue.ts
r. H. Travcrs Brooklyn, lity cents
An admrer. uiiy cents.
N. ~. Philadelphia, hity cents
Lille. Kitty Mary h. ana Frederick Ellsworth OF
Red Hook send each ten cents.
Jesse Leaman Brooklyn, sends twenty -nve cents, as
DO also each o the following y 'rsons:-J. B r. New
Haven, Conn A. f.. W. Lew. Baker; s. b. Castillo; j.
Bennett and Allen Ellington Macon, Ga.
r. X. sends fifteen cents and tue following persons
tcn each ID +. G., J. r. Thompson, j. l.. Ford
Johnny. Poor CigarmaSer, Ltle Berine, Henry Kent
and G Conrad five cents each
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GENERAL CUsTER'S HOUNDS.

From the Spirit OF tho Times July 2o1
We are in receipt of the following letter from gen.
tlcman of ST. Paul, Mimi.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. July H. 1874
DEAR SPIRIT am 10 day in receipt OF letter from
Mrs. Custer, widow of General Custer, asking me If
could provide homes for pack OF stag hounds and
pack OF fox hounds Our State laws forbid the running
OF deer with dogs besides the Indians shoot them
that hounds are use here; but have written Mrs.
Custer TO ship them all to me a once, she wishes
leave the tort soon possible. Can you, to obgc
Mrs Custer, send me tho names Of some gentlemen
who would like the dogs and pay the express charges
them to New York, and provide them With good
homer | will ship the dogs. your recommend, to
any gentleman you may suggest provided they not
disposed OF before hear from Yours respectfully
c. W. MCINTYRE.
We trust that will at receive a response to
this letter from some party who conveniently take
care of such packs OF hounds The animals could be
used in New Jersey when the x-huntng season
opens and person who takes the dogs feel that
he is dong genuine service TO the widow OF the dead
hero,
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REAL ESTATE.

The sales Of real estate under foreclosure madc In
the Exchange Ssiesroom yesterday as follows:-
william Kennedy sold by order OF Daniel W. Clarke.
referee, the lot z5xl00 ON the south side Of East
Ninctysccond street, 200 feet OF Fifth avenue,
for $4,000, to the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bsnk
Bernard Smyth sold by order OF Ray Hamilton, ret
cree building, with lot Il 2x1l, tho east side OF
avenue b. 7S.1O north OF Eleventh street. for $6soo
and the lot adjoining the north for S. 900 to Will
lam Miller; also building, with plot 80 4x70, on ave-
nue. c, southwest corner OF Thirteenth street, tor
sy 500, TO 7. H. Young; also building, with lot
% sx96 the north side of East Fourth street. 25c
cel west OF avenue ID, to A. T.. Stern for $1,000.
ss,A St., s., 27o {. Of asS as'ss. as sosloo5; A.
loS M All iIa r. W Of .1 ar m
regular; Charles r. voss to j. c. Hasan and
10th st. $: same properly j. G. ias.n and Other.
10Th st., :. ass t. e. Of Sd av. i,.ose s Van
.No.trand others exeenio-s OF H. CARING i2ooo
wife TO Catharne Gerber er.................. 500
Jessie CLARK and husband to S. Crysier =
asssHs.ss s' J. SI.ff L.''n. xom
or.sa-ieS @ S s.. I " " = corner s Lsishs aiG7hlSs j.
s.S Az ' Of Il ssh sas 81. soso5 fo,,ici
SIS, st.. %. laa H. . Of "a a1 ij.sse also 10Th
y, ,e,''; and ws 70 Dhon .y ..o is;S som
ST.. = g. 1903 fav. A.. 25xioa.s same TO Sarah
s,:, 4s:,iays s'"'
81. ST. Es.: no s a as @ s sSTr:: S0m
Eaa 10. eaa,. aSsioss; fhoms. L. Forre., and
',: E.;! S;: SO "a siii; ss,Sss also ii,h s o~
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WI, New 1s', sas ;Gssy. b S
sI Seaman and .s s 70 Ts0%ss o 81 Ss1ly Gu IS 1900
slss st. $. ss7.s n. 9. of "a as. 2a.e1aso; same
81. st. !. lso 4. Of I'd .v aasiaas; same to 0'"
siss ST. 49,, 1878 n . Of ID .1. i2sIsso; sam.
sis. .i :. laa5 r. e Of ID :,. 2ae.ss same
s,: e sh'%:. M . Il, e. Of "a .1 sam. to 5000
iii.n st.. y. :. 800 RI. ,o'i I'd a1. a51iooio;w
si: 500 I, 9! 9Th sv iss1sss; H. D. 7oo
African Union church to jacob D. odel. o.. ofad
Bccsksr Frank w. to Clara Decrsr. n Of Ciif It,.
CARING. Philip IL. . stephen Van So.rsnd ..of
crss. 20 car s.' SIS
rorrss ss. rhoma: L. to :orr. a. Devil; .aa others $3.50
Ss%s s.ms :.s s sn:s:sa years: 5000
Sam. 10 ..%. I'd ~, y Az. =. r. q s@oo 500
Forrest. e; Philip r. 70 E. H. Owen executor AcJ.s
Same to G V s. Soossss OF Sis, st., of ID 0'"
ysiis Hugh to George Hughes e. corn:; $500
Same to same s. e. corner 10th sv. aud 57th st.;
Levy, Adophy. 80 Bestsrman. ". Of 7th Nv. be-
tween 2sd and .4th ats; years........... -. 5000
.oi ID ............. 1000
pAny. Sd av;. Of io5th 81. year. .... 1900
Noe Auguste. to admiuist Of dc Ia Glaces
Pruden.s &c. n 3 Of Wavcrley place. W. OF Mac
dougai note. 5000
nyr tire.nvich and Lsieht SITS years 5000
Quinn. Bridget ". and husband. to William B, ia
cacks Of i4o.h s.. of Sd ay Icsrs...,.. 1850
7,h ana s,h year 1000
Of 7,h st. e. Of sv. A. years. 1000
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CORNELL'S VICTORY.
HOW THE PEOPLE AT HoMB ARE PEIPARING TO
WELCOME BACK THE CREW.

ITHACA, n. u, July 10 1915
4 large and very enthusiastic meeting OF citizens
and friends Of Cornell University held tonight at
Journal hall MT d G. Jayne chosen President
and seventeen other prominent citizens presidents
of the meeting. Music was gratuiiousy furnished by
Grants Brass Band The officers OF the evening
were constituted committee OF arrangements tor an
ovation ON the return OF the crews. The following
despatch from President White was tnen read
SYRACUSE, July is-4 -. Pm.
To Professor WILLARD FIsKE:-
fisy guns were hred here in honor o. our victory CON
that eannoi be present at their this eyennr
Vigorous calls being made for Dr. Potter he took his
place upon the platform and made speech which was
very warmly received Corneils victory IN last years
regatta her The intercollegiate literary
test last winter and her present sweeping victory
dwet upon Her prospects ior the next literary con-
tests are most atteriug and the Doctor humorously
suggested that stanaing committee ovatious is
needed The great surprise is said he that nsiitu
tion so young as cornell, having existed but eight
years. should gam so many and great victories
colleges which are 100 some OF them more than 200
years old Yet he thought the study OF the prime pies
the Captain Osirom in the OF the had
brought science 10 bear their training. The proper
ton which should exist between the muscular
development and tho size OF the body.
anu many similar problems had been care.
fully studied by Mr.. O>trom. as the Doctor
knew from personal consultations made Tho fact that
Cornell now entitled 10 against the college
from England and that from Ireland at the Centennial
was spoken OF, and much hope for Cornells success
Money was literally subscribed to meet the expense
OF the ovaslon on the return OF the crews The
expected to return Friday evening next Tho town
will be completely illuminated largo torchlight pro.
ccssion will march up the hill 10 the university, can
Will be fred and pyrotechnc display on large
scale will be made. Nothing that can he devised to
make the ovation commensurate with the victory Will
be icit unGonc, the sympathy between the town and
tho university being now, Ms always, entire.
THE vrcIoRs GOING HOME.
SYRACUSE. July 21 1874
The victorious Cornell arrived IN this city this
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white brother: that every attribute Of virtue peace
and morality originally vested in the sayag-;
every conconitant OF baroarisn his impaired
TO him by our civilized people, who have schoolcd him
IN his acts OF blood.
What are the facts That the Indians have been i'll
treated admitted but that their called retaliation
Just necessary sequence is cmphaticaily denied
They would act precisely as they do, matter what
might be the nature OF their treatment The natural
instinct and propensity OF tue red man is Tor blood.
The great entirely rlooked by the seii-sy led
phanhroplsts u.s. that the Indian considers torture,
killing and NUT laton OF the human boly deed merit
ing reward and promotion.
The Indians now before our troops will eventually be
cornered aud conquered VIII they be destroyed
No. the government will repeat the same old story
VIZ order their capture, fattcn them up during the
winter TO good hghting trim, supply them With the
with them. Next summer. well equipped they will
take the warpath, butcher the families OF the settlers
and cXtermnate soldiers VINO may be sent TO the
slaughter pen with short-range arms to meekly drive
these wild beasts their reservations The Indians
laugh. the peace policy people SMILE and the public
are shocked. Next season The tragedy Is repeated
The subscriber charges Mr.. Philhps:--
l. With unchrstian sympathy tor the butchers OF
soldiers and the wives and babes OF our frontier
settlers
2 With unpariotic attack on heroic dead
and mutilated living victims Of his advoc, ted policy
s. With being accessory before and after the
fact to he massacre the natural consequence OF the
doctrines ncucaed by HIM and his follow enthusiasts
He and they Should be detailed to settle the Indian
question by personal contact with thcr allies, the
Sioux, and when their scalps shall grace The belts
OF their dusky friends, the community may feel as
sured OF firm military supervision and protcctornte
over tho savages, and consequent era Of peace.
w. p. PARKER,
late Thrty-drst United States infantry and Of the
garrison OF Fort Buford, Dakota Territory.
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FROM THE EXHIBITION.

Monument Fund were received at the HERALD office
yesterday
FROM THE EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1876
To THE EDITOR HERALD
We, the undersigned, employees IN the main rcstau
rant OF Main Building, IN the grounds OF the Centennial
Exhibition desrous OF expressing our appreciation OF
courage, fidelity aId herosm OF the late General Gus
lcr as displayed In his military services for his coun
ry and the sacrifice OF his lie defence OF her flag, do
subscribe The following amounts toward the erection
oi a monument In COMMUNICATION OF his courage,
Enthusiasm aud patriotism james O'Doush-
srty, 81; Walter ggins so cents; H. ".
story, % cents; John Moiatt, % cents;
George MunO. 81 50 Eugene Cushman, 90 Gems;
George H. Richardson, 90 cents; Pau Benson. so
;cnts; Howard Morgan. so cents; rss Grecnbaum. 25
tents; John Rooney, 25 couts j. Wolf, 25 cents;
Charles Mcintyre, IS cents; w. Wheaton, % cents;
D. u. BLAIR, rs cents; A. Hcnsman. 25 cents; w. II.
Casey 25 cents Il. +. Beckett, % cents j. b. Welsh,
25 cents; Lady Friend, 30 cents proprietor OF main
restaurant IS; Joseph w Brown. % cents; James +.
ske, 30 .cnts Daniel T. Francis, 25 cents; Bcivile
Tomklns, SO cents G 81 TomSins. so cents; Thomas
Carmichael 25 cents; Lewis ". Rindiuss so cents II
shori, 25 cents; Henry Harris. 25 cents; Z. F. De
Stivers, 90 cents Frank Hanscomb, p cents Samuel
Lloyd, 20 cents; John Delany, rs cents Fritz Rat 25
cents Total SIS
Hoping this VIII be acceptabls and encourage others,
We remain, respectfully yours,
MUM ( HIGGINS,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

EpLER-BUrrrr -On July 20, 1876 by the Rev. H.
Racgencr, g.. A. EDLER 10 Miss EUGESIA c. BUFFET,
both of New York No cards
ScHoLBoRG- -BERGGvIsr.-In Bayonne. N. j., on July
H. by the Rev. W. J. Galloway, JESSE SCHoLBoRG of
Savannah, Ca, 10 EvELNy, daughter OF G. Berggvist
ESQ.,, OF New York. No cards
Savannah papers please copy.
SPARKs-GALLIERs. --Un Tuesday evening, July IS,
1876 by tho Rev. George s Chambers OF Murray Hi.i
Presbyterian church. at the residence OF the BRIDE
mother, WILLIAM SPARKS, ESQ., of Brooklyn, TO Eu.
GENIE ELrzABErH CALLERS, OF New York city.
London iEngland) papers please copy.
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RRCAPITULATION.
CUSTER AND THE SOUTH.
From the Raleigh IN. CT News. July 10

From the Raleigh N. c. News, July lol
Hon. A. N. waddel did graceful act in the INTRO
ducton OF bill N The House Of Representatives. :or
the erection OF statue to Custer Washington This
viii meet with hearty response throughout the
sosth. Nowhere In tue world IS bravery ADMIRED
than 10 our country The men of the southern States
are ever ready 10 do honor To the memory OF gallant
soldier The south Will its in
an appropriation Tor monument to Custer
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A PROTEST AGAINST Mr.. PHILLIPS.

To EDITOR HERALD
Win you allow space in your columns TO protest,
In the name OF honor, manliness and every other sol
dierly quality against the letter. published In your
paper of to-day, IRON Wendell Phillips to the Boston
Transcript The other ono TO General sherman is bad
enough the ''Old War Horse is abundantly able
to answer queries put to him on the Indian ques
ton, any other where wars rumors Of wars are
concerned But in the letter to the Transcript Mr.
Phillips exceeds and for the nrs time either, the
limits OF public liberation. Mr. Phillips says he knows
tho privilege of foul words always granted to the
weak and whipped, y but he has not even the poor
apology OF belonging that class when he speaks-with
no provocation, that his bile is stirred by what
his Judgment is a wrongly used word dead soldier,
dead like First Grenadier OF France, the ei
OF battle as "disgrace 10 his Uniform and to the nag
he bore.n
Mr. Editor during the earlier part of .he rebellion
when President Lincoln in the White House bdns
his time and helping his country on to her salvation
when young Custer carving name for himself
and striking the upholders Of rebellion wherever he
found them. and winning golden encomiums from such
gallant soldiers and gentlemen as Terry Meade and
Scdgwck Mr.. Philips was abusing Lincoln Tor not at
proclaming emancipation, and the army for not
violating its oalhs and forcing him to It. Does II be.
hoove him now 10 ma2n our dead herof
In the names OF the Eugnsh troops who fought
against the farmers Of Concord and Lexington in l75
and OF those armcrs in the names Of those who fought
both Bull Run, Balls Blun, Getty ysburg aud
Antietam which Mr.. Philips cites, | protest against
their soldery battles beng compared to the butchcry
OF the Little Horn, against their conduct being kened
to that o the incarnate hends who the heart from
the body OF one of Clusters to dance around and
the beard IRON the face OF tho gallant fallen
Cook
Let Mr. Phillips add to his library two books, Sit.
ting Bulls history written by himself and Custer's
+" Ii;o on the Plains "and ponder well over them and
the old quotations which he wrote IN his copy hook at
school, De mortuts nil nisi oonum" and /" Duce ct
decorum est pro pdfrid MORT MOURNER.
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CANADIAN RACERS Al SARATOGA.

ToK ONTO, Ont, July 81. 1870
Archie Fisher has left tor Saratoga with his horses
Kclso and Katy r., anu Charles Boyle has lett with DR..
Smiths Inspiration. several other animals owned IN
Canada Will be present at the meeting next week.
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TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The attendance at Fleetwood Park yesterday was
very good The programme for the day included
sweepstakes OF $50 ench, with six entries Of which
only three started. aud two match racea
The following is a summary
FLgErwoop PARK. New YORK. July 81, 1875 Sweep.
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afternoon, en- roSte for Ithaca and were received Al
the depot with some Demonstration Several public
buildings In view Of the decorated Tho
oursmen Will be rendered reception at Ithaca to night
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WEST nnIourosIrEs CONTRIBUTING.

EST BRIGHTON, s l., July 81, 1876.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Pli ase IND enclosed SIS, subscribed for The Custer
Monument by the following residents of this town
Captain }. NJ. slcvins $l 4. J Connolly. 81; y. A.
Bonger, 81; George Newman, so cents Peter Munion,
% cents; Edward stewart so cents; Thomas Morris,
Rs cents Frank acQuadc so cents; Anton Joseph, Jr
SO cents; John McQuadc rs cents; Thomas Birming
ham, 2o cents; Thomas Meaey, % cents; Antoin
Joseph, Sr, % cents; John Prassa rs cents; +. A.
Gunn, 20 cents; James Srnncn, % cents; f. T. Shat
tuck, 25 cents John Reynolds 25 cents Frank Adams,
25 cents. Z. j. CONNOLLY.
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s. Howard Co Nd. July 20. 1870

tn. OAKS. Howard Co Nd July 20 1870
To EDITOR OF HERALD
Please find enclosed So for tho Custer monument
think his admirers in Maryland, as We'll as other
States besides New York might do something 10 per-
peiuate his memory. Respectfully
r. r. DENNIS
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CUSTER'S MONUMENT.
Contributions of Patriotic Walters
of Two Cities
A MARYLANDER'S SUGGESTION.

The following subscriptions to tho Custer National
Aouument Fund were received at the HERALD Office
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THE vrcIoRs GOING HOME.
SYRACUSE. July II, 1874
The victorious Cornell crews arrived IN this city this
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T. Irimble's &. &. Culver Boy.
u. Spauding's blk. &. Black kHawk........ 2
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the funeral on sanday July IS from his late residence
No 22s East 18th ST., at haifpast O'Clock. Inter.
RoBirscuER On Thursday, July 20 at No 30 Mag
nolia av. Jersey City Heights, after a short illness
MARTHA, youngest daughter OF Joseph and Biancs
Robitschcr, aged months and days
RyEssox AT Harlem, Thursday CHARLEY HER.
BERT, infant son oil George " and Annie " Rvcrson
Funeral service Will take place saturday july -
at four O'Clock T. NJ from the residence OF his grand.
father, No % West 12Yth ST.
SroSE AT Railway, n. j., on the Goth inst IzzrR
A., wife OF j. Henry stone and daughter OF Henry
Spear, aged s. years
The friends of the family invited TO attend tho
funeral services at her late residence Georges av
Halfway on SATURDAY, July -, at tour T. ~ Carriages
on the arrival OF the $40 tram.
SrKAus-On Friday, July II, SARA SrEArs wife of
Lazaruz Straus. Ia her 54tn year.
The funeral viii take place on Sunday, July ~ at
nine O'Clock A. NJ, from her late residence, 30 West
49h ST. Relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend.
srxAus--Mcmbcrs OF Temple Bethel are reoues,od
TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. L. S,raus from her as
residence No. 30 West 4yth ST.. on sunday The 23d
al nine A. NJ, without further notice. By order,
G. " JOSEPHsON, Secretary.
TAYLOR On Friday morning. July u. of cholera iu-
fantun JAMES, only sou OF Alexander Jr, aud Fanny
Taylor
Funeral Saturday afternoon at four O'Clock from the
WALsH.-On Thursday, July 20. 1876 LORETTA CAu,-
YIELD WALSH beloved daughter OF Maurice J. and Nary
G. Walsh. aged year, months amt III days
a bud on earth to bloom in heaven
me relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fuily invited TO attend the funeral on Saturday july
y, at one o'clock T. ", from the residence OF her
WALroS.-on Friday, July 81. Joux CHARLES only
child OF Charles and Mary Walton, aged 2 years. z
mouths and d DAYS.
Funeral on sunday 23d INST al one O'Clock from
the resido o. OF his parents ~ East sd New York
WEsr.-ln Brooklyn, July 2l, EBESEzER wssr, 10
the list year of bis age
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the r,-
nerai from his late residence. No i52 18th ST. south
brooklyn, al halipasl Que O'Clock I. H.