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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
ORLEANS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1876.

eatisfaetion that distinguished gentlemen
Of national reputation from other States,
eome 1t the request of the President Of the
United States, and some st the request Of
the National Executive Committee of the
Democratic party, are present in this city
with . view to witness tbe proceedings Of
this beard in canvassing and compiling the
returns of the recent election in this State
for Pceslaentisl electors, IN order that tho
pubic opinion of the country may be sat
isfed - to the truth of che result and the
fairness of the means by which it may have
been attained; and
Whereas, This board recognizes the i'm
p0rtaDce which may attach to the result Of
their proceedings. and that the public mind
should be convinced of its justice by .
knowledge of the facso on which it may be
based, therefore, be II
ResOlvsa, That this board does hereby
cordially invite and request five gentlemen
from each of the two bodies named, to be
selected by themselves respectively, to Al
tend and be present at the meetings of this
board while engaged in the discharge Of it's
duties under the law in canvassing and
compiling the returns, and aecertaining and
declaring the result of said election for
Presidential electors in their capacity as
private citizens Of eminent reputation and
high character, and as spectators and wit
nesses of the proceedings in that behalf OF
this board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
AppOinlmoat.

james C. Weeks has been appointed by
Governor Kellogg tax collector Of More
house parish, vice D. c. Hall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

The letter Of the Returning Board, above
referred to, was ss follows:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Ofice Board of Rel xrn,ng Officers, }
New Orieans. November l8, 1876.
M, John Sherman, St. Charles Hotel, New Or
leans:
S,p-At q meeting Of the Board Of Re-
turpipe Officers, held this day, the follow
ing nraamble and resolution, introduced by
.Genaral Thomas C.. Anderson, was unsni-
mously adopted, viz: =,
WHrREAs. This board hes learned with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
Tahulatinx the Yafe.

CONTINUED Oh nI0HTH rA0u, |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-13
aailu Asnnrbrt yournaL.
IMPROVEMENT OF PLEASURE GgouyBs

In all suggestions for the improvement
of grounds the subsequent cost of keeping
In order should be studied well. This Is
the rock wherein so many strike. Walks
and roads are particularly expensive to
maintain and should never be made WITH
out there is an evident necessity Tor them.
Shady grass walks, with masses OF How
ering shrubs on each side, and kept mown
a few times q year, are as pleasureable
parts of pleasure ground as can well be
provided. yet we very seldom see them
employed. The great fault with our gar
dening is that we follow too much after
foreign styles. In England. for instance,
thay have fine evergreens, but deciduous
shrubs do not do well. They have, there
fore, to make their places gay by bedding
plants. Our country is the paradise oil
lowering shrubs, and foreigners when
thew come here are amazed at their beau
ty. Most beautiful effects can be pro-
duced bv massing them-beautiful effects
that can succeed each other from spring
to fall, and indeed continue to give inter
est through all the year. But we blindly
ignore onr own advantages, and persist
in following English styles of bedding.
We cannot put out flower till May. We
have to water and water to make them
grow. By August, when it is too hot to
enjoy them, those which have fought their
way through the summer heats are toler-
able; and then the first September frost
takes them of. We have their blackened
leaves till Christmas, and bare ground the
rest of the time. We are quite sure that
much more satisfactory gardening than
this can be made out of nice green grass
and comfortable shade trees-clusters OF
clematis and other Towering vines that
defy our heats, and masses and designs
of shrubs and dwarf, colored-leaved plants
with hardy herbaceous plants mixed. And
then there is the great American idea I'M
DERIVING all this-most beautiful grounds
maintained at little cost. 1t is very
good time TO think of these things. -Gar-
dener's Monthly.
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The Last Chance to Save
Your Money.

All persops taxed IN the city of Augusta, for the
year 1876. VITO have not paid their assessments
are notified and warned to pay the same TO the col.
lector forthwith that their personal property is
liable to seizure ut any time and to be sold Tor tax
es, and for want OF such property, they are liable
TO arrest and commitment to Jail. All real estate
upon which The taxes assessed shall not have been
paid prior to January LIST, next. will be forthwith
advertised and sold according to law.
shall proceed at once to commit to constahles
for collection those taxes now unpaid as fast as
the necessary papers can be made out. The only
and last chance to save costs is by calling on the
Collector and paying before being waited on by an
officer. wish 70 avoid making costs for anyone,
but am required by law to collect the taxes com.
mltted TO me within given time and shall do so if
possible. Tax payers will have ONLY themselves to
blame If they have costs well as taxes to settle
after New 10, inst.
SAMUEL w LANE, Collector.
Augusta, Nov. I'd. 1876. noy3rtSwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-13

The Lives Insured by the Society ere carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad held of opera.
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Polcy-holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums art
returned annually to the Insured
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AMERICAN q FORETa1 tAt4N.


Testim ials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most ca d bic
al Successful pr actitohers with whom have had
h;ial intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.o
'Thave no hesitation in assuring inventors th at
they cannot employ a man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their APP
plicatIons form to secure for them an early and
favorable cen sideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents -
tMr. r. II. EDDY has made Tor me overTHIRTY
Applications for Patents, having been successfuin
almost every case. Such un ista kabe proof {
greattaent and ability on his part leads to rec.
their patents, as they may be sur of having the
most faithful attention bestowed ON their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART."
ID /. Jlt.1 1876. 1y3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
LITERARY NOTES.

A little book, containing the two colleagues
between Mr.. Moody and the venerable Dr. Plumer VI
south Carolina, now "a years old, will he published
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the other at the HipPodrOmo
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with profnse illustrations. and appendices giving chrome
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brief study OF early schoObooks, and other interesting
matter.
The contribution of Massachusetts, to the
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re resent Ailsen, COpley Gilbert Stuart as wei as
now OF the Boston artists OF early and recent days and
toe will give sketches and reproductions Of them,
with a full descriptive index.
The Empire of Brazil, with splendid map
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Couulrp Real @slatc for Sale.

SARATOGA PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Ihse
y premises owned by the estate Of ,, ace oH RE-
eens 81 corner OF PARK place; lot 10 fet front by 90 ~
d. eg Cottage location paIcutiy
snuv 10 Edmund h. BABER. Executor kecsev ne E2seN
County. n. Y, or to SAMUEL l. hEESE' - fe'i' w. '
NaIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
6Ieamboats ano Railroads.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave New'YoIS from foot OF Desorosses aud cort-
600 , sr "'sans.o ard p tSs West Pullman parior
Ian s.ecp,s az DAY cas- i1n Va nor ,'l q vs. 81.
,ns Tor Columbus ILdanapolis Louisville ana
255 D. H. % y as neton and tie sou1h Savannah Foro,
AMI Nrw-Or ms through cars from ew.Yor. 10
s5s y NJ taiv. for Washington the soath u Va,
iuhmaU slcesois % " assn ss0n aId from Baltimore "a
Cheuuaii, t. Louis &C. making close cOanecti,n s
sonns.t, al ashiaF.on Win tra for Richmond nd
sSsh III nri sleeper Batimore and S.f AS sIs We
s 0S nnd ash SssS Sa Ps Ne ca. a. p az s Sse
se o. rtla9Gi ana Dssqrossessis enc DEPOT ie c
EklE RAILWAY.
II -rnING ADVANCEMENT Of Trans. in effect March
m-Cmcnnati and Oh cage Day Express. Drasiprroo,,
Coaces Buaa ANA sleeping Coaches 10 Cleveland Cut
fo:4J .. m.-Express Mail Tor Buffalo the West
siesping oo4sh 20 D-AAlo. ,n... o.. -, ~.
CoacAos tLlosgh o Reaeser BaGao NIAGARA FAILS Cihca
1scars 10 svesnd ami Chicago '''s nH
"s eA ,,S r. psPo any \ Y for NsT1rs
F;1 fary . G rs, s, Sn s2n 7 aye a 10 Go
s$o 81 20 a. S i4s S6 3o D. Pa at ss.g5n9
Il c. az So = SID 1890 I$o D. M ssiSr az , nss,
~. so p a. salSru, Gas, 80 TO- 10 m 3t5 sp I
II 20 N sanaays 0 go 10 a. m . 80 I! i:So 10. .Orn
Sa 40 o45 s Sa5 9so Sa.y su SS New
Saadsys SO - Goshen 7sd lOi5 $50
3 p SHnasSy so 49, - M M suuds a sa iS
, The a ami a 80 irals couaect with Nv
YORK and O9seg0 Midland Railroad Msins Port Jeryi,
$780, g. 50 a. m. l:30 D. Sundays, $50. 10 a w. aad
p. m. ..,,.,r,,,,,,. . . -
@ ie1ve IF iEogTo@ G92tsr PsT@S o Nyacs
ESQ., 6s50 1SO and Saturday nights 0aly 80 D. m
Sunaays = q. M. amt g. ID =. N.
Nannet Spring Nsl.ey. and 1onssy 945 a m, 445 ?:
NOiE-i rains leaving ChamDslsst hall hOar
leave 23dst fifteen minutes earlier than above time trains
esvhg Ch9mb'rss o. quarter hours leave 2Sd 81 thry
u trains leaving Chambers st at l1S0 D. aud " ND
night.
cs.s or passage and or apartments in Drawing
sls teaches can lie obtained and orders chez
rns.er OF Baggage may be lett tho oles
239 sol, 81 and yJ7 broadway; No. COurts Brook
lyu, agd 1t the Company Deppts.
Express trains fom the Vest arrive IN NcwYork at 725
a. III, la ana l:55 4. m.
JSO n. ABso1T, General Passenger Agent, New-York.
nor RONDOUr aud KINGSTON, landing al
Il fbisnd Pals west PoHt. Cornwall, kenburRh, Mari
bor, XII on. Poug1k 'epsie asd sOpus Thou
Crs leave every Tuesday, THURSDAY, and aurlay; Jam
w. Baio NiE &Oaeay, Wednesday lri1ay, AasTisonst P
W 1 y. 80. ~ P m.
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gilp Rtal Gstalc for Sale.

COOKING RANGiS that heat the rooms
aoeys GOTHIC Tors thas cure tmSsy ckEnsys, var.
fanted null G.lPPES q Co. IhIra avs above twenty
thirs. Ssne Tor rculsrs
EOR SALE.-A large number of brown stone
Tor sale yeIy cheap scye tI0uaud dollars Ices than
actual cost, 10 Close a csacern. Inquire.
J. d X. DAVIDSON, Attornsys &C,
= 2J7 broadway.
,lr~ LEXINGTON-AYE. near 40th-st.-
,lt ELEGANT nrsi cisss story basomen and sub
ar bRh .to. HOUSE, VILLA all the modern
improvements sxs 1gSx5o11J anisIed IN hafd wool ir's
coed N n desirable house location
cho.ce will be SOLD AUCriu-. ~ EsDAN, APrL ~,
ErccsnIS Sa~,rOOI-, III hToAlNayt "
EIC HARD Y. HArH arr Auetoneoi Maps, &C, at Aue
tonecr's once, III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
5teamboais ano RAILROADS.

ALBANY. - PEOPLE LINE STEAM
n BOATS leave Pier A. " r.. DAILY (sundays excepted
a. .. NJ. for .lhaar sAd al pOit. aud vest
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ana NaugAtuck RlllfoiJs Fare 81. Steamer Bkl DGE
POhT leaves Catharino slip at ioa Brds all
GTlZrN,' LihE STEAMBOATS, for TROY.
THE ADIEoNDACKs, MGNTEEAI, and ali POINTS Nerit
eau. 81 ta aS leave D&I a VS.
ssPs1 al = T o risr Morh hysr toSt Ls.sy H.
and osa rroy ston and Hg rllroas
Through neAeis sold AMI bagEas, checked assd toi
JOSEPH CORN IL, Snpt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ~ - -ALtEAToWN LINE 70 TIVE west. Passenger
at sonervile South Branck a. aampioi Jnnc ioa
WITH Del Lace sa9 wes r. r. a. IN ag,ealE with Iehga
direct line 20 HARRISBURG Plss rgh ard the wcsti
~, ,"-" ''n-'' wiST@R fERhSaEMENT,
H' Be f+s 9 stssae
tat.e, Pousytio. Scranton, &c.
70 a E.-May Train for Dnnelen
14J n-Way Traa for fleaastOa AM Easton connects
at JdDetoa with Del, Lack ava West Il. Il.
rsSp po%S a5a and The sNf % ST cosssss s
hss,oa Tor haaeh Chsns. Ia@aS1a rewan.a Wnkesbare
1SPsS1 r Si" fsr ~ sSd Fsns
Maueh chgnk. Ta@as.a. MshsHoy city Hazie.Sn Wilsss
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Epbraa Potsvills.
2i5 p m~EHrRrss tor EastOn Bclvldero Balh Mauoh
Chunk, wikes,arre, and seranoa
$50 p uL-Way uain for Dunelen.
Chunk ConneotS at junction WI Del Lack and West r. r
400 r. m-Way train lof rOmerftile and FlenllugtOn.
500 ,. NV train for Duncllen.
6:l5 EXPRESS ia w. for EasOl. Allentown
haueb Chunk Wllesbare. rowanll, keang, auJ Harris.
burg.
s 20 p. m-Way Train FOR somervilo
500 D. m.-Nay Traln for someryiia
d 80 y. m.-Way Train for Duneliea
200 .. m-Way Tram Tor soneryIle
$50 y. n-tOr EasIOn.
$50 y. n.-Way Train for SOmerv.le.
1900 .. In.-Way Train or Danenen.
For Elizabeth at 5:31 $40 6S5, y 1889 745. T. HiS
500 $50, 1915. li,l5 2 W.; u mr la4o. 200, 2t6,
az s go :. aso HSs ~ + Pc, 49, 0aA s6ld
X. II. KICKER, Supt. and Eng.
II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Gonntrn propertp Go Get.

ONLY $50 PER M0NTH.-To let, at stony
~ Point near railroad DEPOT ecmmq pi9 s Ross m
al $40 hH Gers sf'' A dr. SD BELLEVUE
DLAINFlELD, n. ITO LET, for months
4 or year a FURNISHED HOUSE, rooms. bath
roo" aud laundry !" o WIS i" Fox So fanaed
DTVEPDALE-ON-T HE-nUDSON-One ur
IL from wall country seat 20 er ~ one or mr. years
view mas o gas fr al FOOD liable I'D oa5a fne
o t5G1 4'1 S''''" = 80 :. -
CUMMTT, N. ITO LET-Sevcral HOUSES
~ @T sSn ss lsn rent To- the tines Inquire
tie raj road station for ). or u. ". BoNNEL
T'O LET-For the season.. at Rye, n. y, on
and lawn ali complete order Appy to ~ LEfFEhTs'Jr'
rVO LET VERY LOW--Fine old stone
shade hour IRON York minutes .FSm SO 7i99 He"
HOT 81 and stable new WI gao, ei; c xir
locat az Mddeio" r. Conn references queu
Two LET-A Country Pla e, with cOach-hOuse,
outbuidng u acres Of land at low rent TO smsii
desirable mcrsan family location one mle IRON hIsSh
E b.SiI fHa ;: sS2 I ITosST,y On iD - YY.
no LET-At Millburn, n; J., one hour from
Of S nds suitable ior bosrd ose every modern i'm
povement 10 ioO1G sIdf dcRs ana BK 70 pines
Two LET-An exceedingly comfortable, pleas
u@uTnied or i"rnshsa H0US S 10 :9Sa oT1ff
Of land ana fruit trees and psstuaee eSees
water ion high and airy; twenty trains Day uhi
nshed 81 800 year +. b. ELLIOTT, Hanover ST. N.
'I'O RENT-SouthpOrt, Conn.-An unfinished
Il COTTAGE HOUSE, pleasantly located WIN view
OF Long island Sound. Ret $3.50 Good nshing bailing
railroad Iuaurs ". B LEONARD. 10 Wailst. or W. H.
hEEkER southport
6aIO LET. on Manhasset Bay, cheap TO good
teuaut-farce sE, 20 com leely fun she'd
An, grounds esrden carriage, icehOuse sail rs cows
horses &C. sc. uni rnsed 70 rooms neaf ~ alao
one al Neck depot, furnished b. H. CUTrE"o OF
i. HAN "a, ii wall 81.
ITO LET.-SI5O, 5000, $500, $500, 5000.
4 FOR SALE-sl, 800, 5000. 80 o, 5000, 81 900
DELIGHTFUL HOMES o hour nom City Han, Ia most
DWELLING extensive grounds all ndahce OF frG me sa
'-"''' J. II. HAY. 997 Gth-ave
VILLA RESIDENCE, with acres OF land.
stable greenhouse grApeTy, &C. mile from depot I'M
river seN suitable for family OF u persons 10 lie LEI
fnrns ed for 10 .nn from June l. Apply to tie own
EDWARD EVERETT. sing sing " 7.
WHARF, STOREH0USE, &c, to LET-Oc-
cup many years lumber coal and Sharage bu1l
y T. Cooley, lately dsc'ass a. .nzabetsp0rt 81
a. KELLOGG, Broadway, mornings; la Idst hhAabeti-
port, aitcraOoas.
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REAL ESTATE.


EEw-YoRK. Monday, April IL, 1876
The foreclosure sales made ut the Exchange
salesrooms to-day win be found below.
Adriap H. Muller & Son will offer OF tile EXehsnes
sesrooms on Tuesday. nj I2 O'Clock nOon two elegant
houses constructed by Duggn 4 Crossman, Known 90
Nos $50 and GA Fifr-ave. The sale !. nolesu ~
ueren,ptory and a very desirable opportunity onrIe"
Tor nv one desiring to purchase WrllDuilt
Richard V. Hameu will sell on tuesday al the IN
change alesruois the istclas, fOursOry Il0Wu-sohc
dwelling known az No $50 West thty-eighth-st near
the PARK The house is finished in baTu wood seventy
per cent OF purchase money remain upon mortgage
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL kSIAIE'
ma II. IIihLT & son.
lor OF West l27th st. 100 It OF 7thave, 22G190;
BV J.. n. L4alDir & %. o
Buildings with lease OF lots Nos 600 co. ana oJ5
Gtiia;c. q g corner OF 3Sthsi, e@cI lot ZOAfJ, t"sn
until May 1881, ground rent $500 per snhi 20,
BIZ Nm HenHelg.
Sstory DICK * ens.fht oI $4,000
similar Gorsr ut o hnSs 81 4EnoS 5000
mlar house win lot adjoining ayo'o 'o 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
BrookIpn propcrtn Go Get.

rEO LET-One of the finest PLACES in
Brooklyn: cornmodens dwelling fruit garden, stable
very low. +. @. Box ~, NeN.iork.
rI'O LET-3-stOry br0wn-stone front, 40o
si1thsL (2OA4OI0OJ; all improvements, rent 800.
JAS. A. VAN BRUNr
rs south-st. Nev.Yort. or 435 seyenthst, brooklyn
Two LIGHTHOUSE, FURNISHED, on Brook
Ign Nights, Tor six months near " all e. ferry 81 I'M
viii b. reutrd lon to small family Apply To A.
b. DAVENPORT, 307 Fulionst, BrookiYn.
I'O RENT-FURNISllED- handsome 4
story brown stone HOUSE, Win extra LOT, known -
2I FrstpIaes Henryst The house handsomely fur
nshod throughout aud viii be rented low to good tenant for
years. Apply premises between 10 and
pm
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

sEW-roEE CIItr
l2etn ct $Ss n y SbST o afe Nominal
"qa o an CSi i 70 oI oin Donneiy sl25ooo
CHS ana "i'e anu o''0'' " 49,. Nominal
and w. s1ts 10 Robert , lyon I Nominal
OHiop%'1 p T1q b i,9a.v t. 10 Jop Br Nominal
og Fs -, 30 3Bn 81 $50
iIt ya 81 r tc Ellen len Nominal
rtfgy y r. 30 ' It Of 4ia.i Olcj Eyra Ma
= SY 10 Nm ii SAND 10000
SG, st u.s., g. iS' y, PEER 90 1000
o 70 o. md T $40 IL 10 .! ros X ia: 5000
li;ls st1as 'r. g r. u Adsss 1850
lVa $780, s 60 II o. A'''' ~ lG3S
10 n ave-, Soi II Of I5hs 1lOO Same to ooo
'CI , rs ! ~ o. is 10000
sr ~ 10 ~ !, H ., ~ 1850
lGa ,ay I It 4gt ' oeoa X 92el
'Id , ST. :, Z,5 lin :" q 80 $500
72d. = $50 It Of 20 ave, 25IlO22 TO sgd oo
75i fy sStis rear or IL It Of 2isye, 25t25G Hch
E95sva r coz Ss 10 mo, .1 $3.50
l. ,a, sna II J a. Sa VI + Sc 5000
stuart (trasD and otn.rs 9, roger l. Jones omna
Er,a.wsy. No l4oL Jo. II codSin to VIM Gray; .ooo
osie st. No Isl, ra,iick pickle con Oh to Albert
cree. e. 30 ia same years ......... l3OO
IOaleiaIl }. l.. SAVAsL, Dcpaty Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
DonneiIy John G. ana wife TO Thos r n 'kney, OF .
O. 40tu st fpVp
sans 10 same 3day,, OF 49thst years 100
same 90 severn ID Mouton Of Sdsys. oi4'thsti 1900
game 10 "A ne 81 sdA,e n OF 49.t; years.. 1900
si syss 40 mos rn'Al''' L v ''' 1900
Ahfeaf Herman r. to VIM l. LiHdemann. mortgage on M
boyd ,icuy g 10 IIarrie; u Boyd sso lsthEt OF
b year...-.. "'V'V
h o. W OF . 1l 20 years 49, 1900
Harfinsi ~ Ann husband 10 Vim Me- Erthy n OF go
.st.-st 4 lsta1e oO u
it n " sss =, OF 5svs n Of 2stsi yfs lls75
- M St0nvcnri. puiery; Year, il,52'
Gorlg henry wife - Bal DuntinK os Of Sun 100
o.. JUtu 81 wears o'""V
Oil iruts Leopold HAS, Of ithAt o. Avenue ~
s5nmtIicl Rosa and hu,band. 10 clara sommerich, 49,
OF Sta ave, ycarf $3.50 0cJO
Douuaily, John G. wife TO Au- ord OF f3l't 90
Of 5l.avo - ysars .s- o'oo'
sam, AZ. e 20 iO''' 'o' . 6os75
sin.ei, s ;, $50 20 ypsf. 1000,
Crunbs wife, 10 EzAbe- h hp, So OF tsthst, 80
" fcitH 'NSI
same c .A.Ge Of 6Utn.si, OF lstAys years. 0O"o
Ial. n, y iLus " ..ksr ara othsTs, Il,
81 Loulcy ard AID cd %. 5 = ~is - ''vS'
lOnc.ALI j. 4 'A'A'A- D'V~'' 4''t'''''