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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27

pONn STATION RECEIPTS READY
l1prnied and Tor sale cheap at TaF CIR
4 ~ CTirc
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u. -. Mansfield.

Pioneer News Depot, Agent, Tucson.
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Trl-Weekly Mail Line
Yuma Division.
InnzF rFsW-gsZsf.N- ~. V-T~xf

FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.
L ERENS & MITCHELL, CONTRACT
N OrS; Jas. \. Moore, Superintendent
TwO-hOrsc coaches arrive AT Tucson
Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
GRBNG at > p. IN.
Leave MON DAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at p. m.
Arriving at Yuma in , days; connecting
With the san Diego DiviSiun Of the same
li.ie Of stages direct To san FrsnciSco.
Time 10 san Diego days.
Fare to Yuma, S5S.
Express Baggage per Id. IS cts.
Way fares 20 cts. yer mile; through freighe
from san Diego 80 cts; 80 lhs. baggage al
lowed each pa>Spugc.
AgentS.-Frank staples, Tucson; Vim.
B. Hooper and Co, Yuma; r. Y. Fish X
Co., Florence.
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CallIornla anu Arizona stage 10.
Semi-Weekly from
Prescott, Florence and WIckenburg.
through to
San BernardInO and Los Angeles
in Six Days,
Carrying the United States Mails. and the
California and Arizona Express Co.'S
Packages and Express, Connect
ing with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express at san Bernar-
dino, California.
nUR CONCORD COACHES LEAVE
~ san BernardinO daily with passenger,
United States Mails and Wells Fargo <
Co.'s Express. connecting with Railroad
at Spadra, running through To Los Ange-
les in ninety minutes. Arizona paSSen-
gers over these routes cross the ella and
salt Rivers, pass through
Phoenix, Colorado River Indian Reserva-
ton, Ehrenberg, Dos PalmOS, Aqua
Caliente or Great Hot Mineral
Springs, Celebrated san Cor
gOnio Pass, and many
places of interest along
the whole Route.
Schedule of Time.
Going North.
Leave Florence a. IN. Tuesdays.
Arrive Wickenburg n. IN. wednesday,
Leave Wickenburg n. m. Wednesday,
4 rrfy-a pra.ppff 4 "a m TinrgdaNg
Going North.
Leave Florence n. m Saturdays.
Arrive Wtckenburg q. m. sundays.
Leave Wickenburg a. m. sundays.
Arrive Prescott a. m. Mondays.
Going South.
Leave Prescott p. m. Tuesdays.
Arrive WickenbuTg a. m. Wednesday,
Leave Wickenburg "a. IN. Wednesdays.
Arrive Florence a. IN. Mondays.
Going South.
Leave Prescott y. IN. Saturdays.
Arrive Wickenburg a. m. Saturdays.
Leave Wickeu burg a. IN. Sundays.
Arrive Florence a. m. Mondays
Wickenburg to White Water
Leave Wickenburg Wednesday n. m
Arrive EhrenbeTg Thursday : a. m.
Leave EhTcnberg Thursday $50 n. m
Arrive White Water every Friday 10 p. Ia
For particulars apply at these Offices;
F. ]. STARKE, Prescott,
j. W. Nv ,.........-..-. ..,......., ..FnmniX.
+. y. FISH & CO.....................Fl Florence.
+. %. GRANT, Hardyville.
J. II. HUG S,................San Bernardiuo.
GEO. PRIDHAM .....-. Hos Angeles
LII. PIERSON, secretary.
General Office at Wickenburg.
NOyemb Der "a. TT
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Our Stocks will be selected with Special
view to local necessities and wants.

Officers, Soldiers and the attaches OF q
and variety in our various lines OF
goods. combined with such mod
crate prices, that in future the
visiting OF distant points to
make purchases or the
obtaining of artic
by mail or express
will cease to be
an object.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27

PROMPT ATTENTION AND EXPEDl-
TIOUS WORK.
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Drovers and stock Dealers

Need not make expensive trips TO the
large centers OF business, when they
find our establishment filled with
articles adapted 10 their wants.
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Miners and PrOspectOrs

Miners and prospectors
Need not carry their hard-earnings in the
i"'N'e . ''''7 u'S'""'e anu eN De''u an
and supplies to continue work.
At Camp Grant they will find all they
'ee' ~ i'i'ine THUS
-.
OF goods, consisting Of:
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The above Sound, Vigorous, and Popu-
lar conf any have just completed the or
ganizatiOn of this Branch Office, thereby
offering
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CONSCIENTIOUS TREATMENT.

INSTRUCTIONS CLOS ELY FOL
LOWED.
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1HE SAVINGS BANKS.
NJ orc Of the Exhibits Received by tho Bank ling
Department ~ Albany.

seameu's Bank for Resources, $ls,
l7SS51U5i smouuts due dcpositors, els. ISL 90 :
excess Of assets t2l3757539 open accounts, tA.557
Extract from Jauu staten eL' Due deposltors So,
ei7 S2SlS surplus, t2iso 6i3i3 open accounts, a.
spi
Manhattan Savings Institution. Resource' 1901
oc7 81 amount Que dsp1stors. 81 c1,51o - excess
OF ass-t- s7oi55s. os, open accounts. tI77s7 The
January statement shows Due GcpOsltor. sJls,
Gic ~ surp To- fG55 .s3aO5; op "a acc .uuts Sl7576
Ncw Amsterdam swings pank.-R,.ourccs, sd.s.
Os3 - amount due Iors. fJlt s9i - excess OF
etc. 0tT 20 open accounts. !. 80 The January
show, pur depOsltlr. SOC 1913, surplus
l,fi2tJ open uccpAn.s, ti-e. $500 -
tairupnt SaN ug ia. -fcrourccs, VISA 0lS.N I;
nm1un due drpnsnprs, sl3.psl5&, excess OF assets,
tl.pldhai OlcA &c .uults, ~ ulO.
Ihc January statement sn'~s puH denositors, sos
lall-. sufilur, Il 80 90, opcu ACCOUNTS fl.uVl
Irving haVin-s lust luton 4 sourCCr 3. 49,. ,5ll 81
ampuLt depostugs. t3ssl uIisu, cXcv>s q,
tulal4, open sccoIuis. i64gl. The January state
mrt sN1Na. Due dvpusitors. S3iu4,7tS.st surplus,
tpiVi3Gs. Open acc uuts, so.igl
DIV bucs SAVINGS lust. lutlou kcsi urces I'll. GA.
OF as-cis, fhs tdso' open At.ouuts. t,lt.5. The
JanUAy statement snoas. Dus dcpIator- SiuOl4,
S7blO, surplus, Ss!gS7s 80 open accounts, teoOl7
lulnu Dime savings Institution -kcsOAr t. az
37hGs2tS amount duc uepoti,Ors tll,l5s,sspel tx
OF ass 10, slI@l3ii,ui upCu counts, saplti,
The January sta cueat shove Due depOsltprs. eln-
g5l "a a., surplus. tlo4 so II oveg accounts,
C,reeuw CHI saving Rank Resources sl37Il o02 IS ,
amount du" ncplsiturs, tl2lid 100 o. etC vi as
January statement snuws: Que depOsitors. 81.
~ o9i 90 surplus. t.sssH'a2 open accounts tas
Lni-rsnt Industrial sivin:s BAnk.-Ecsources So.
GA buS 50 amount due uep IstJrr, fltfS.tN H. .
cNd,ss 81 asfcts. tl 5ldl-,73 open accouuts, S-g.
7ts,d~to surplus tl4J5.lSa.i2 oPeu accounts saS
COL.
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the FLIGHT or 4 LAWYER.
HIS Clients Defrnudcd aud His Large Family
lion r1IesslY AbandOned.

Mr.. William Henry Cotterll Of London,
who had enjoyed an unimp aachel reputation.
and numbered among his che nts many great
mercantile houses, G me to New York about Ave
years ago and oteued once az 81 Nassau
street, and his Europe IN reputation, his kno al
edge OF mercantile law, and his familiarity with
the practice Of British courts. won for him n
goodlv array Of cheuts-Englsh merchants. MID
ow-. PENSIONERS. ana utucT- having Cidluis Ofigi-
mating abroad. ihrn Mr. Cottrriii eularged tne
sphere OF his opera ions, ana undertook the IN
Vestmcnt Of money belonging t. his clients.
Niihin the past lew Wet Is Nil tulttrll has
been rarely fOuDd Ia has office, SIN ne s.stsiac-
torily eKui4inei away his absence. saying that
he had ur-ent business in Boston aud el-eNhe'c ..
one OF MS most conG1ing ciients. VINO had
was a Maj n Paterson tate of tue British mS,
a veteran, VINO had retlrsd from tie service aud
come to America To mud hope tor himself hnd
aXed mother. Dstrustful Of the LAWYER tne
Major went to Is sion ana found MIN. tutteTill
apOl0glzed gracefully, and sald tut he would
return to New YORK at once ana Maud hiul over
his money. He did return to the city. nut lie
did not keep hi. promise, and when the NJ Jur
called at the laWNer'@ once II was empty. lien
tue Major hsrred 10 Cotteri Is fimuy's home,
over a drug store ia Sixth avenue. near Forty
ninth street, md found that also vtcat' q.
GA Saturday last Mrs. tOttefill, an educated
ana Wen-Dorn woman, anu her eignt children
took passage in the Storage Of the Eugian l,
I err tickets uayiug Deeu provided by cOntripu-
tons raised - the rector OF tue church mat
she attended her HUSBAND having LETT her
wholly destitute, COtterll has decamped win
over $4,000
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A Permanent Organisation Effected, and n
sculc OF prices Made.

In response to the call of the committe @
appointed to decide WHO are entitled to become
members OF the United statos CONFECTIONERY
Association, representatives Of the following
named firms assembled yesterday In the Astor
House to effect permanent organization !:
Greenfield & Strauss, Rohman, Babut Co.,
Green, blackwell & Co., }. & NJ. Ctistv, A. slars-
son Co, X. l.. Gilbert & Co., Wallace * Co,
Greek American Confectionery Company, aud
Henry Maillard (thc latter three by proxvl New
York Chase & Co., Forbes, Hayward Co., and
Wright and Moody, Boston; Croft. Wilbur x o.,
Ihiladelunia; Cole Gilpin, Baltimore, aud II.
II Snow. New Haven.
Those firms that do not make gum drops, loz-
engee, and panwOrK by steam were excluded
from uleuibership under the plln OF organiza-
tiOn submitted on Thursday.
MIR Ernest Greenfield nl Greenfield Strauss
New York, was elected President; II. n. snow
New Haven, Nlce-President simon Hirshbsch
OF Holman, Babut Co., New YORK. Secretary /;
ana A. Green Of Green, Blackwell g. Co, New
York, treasurer.
1t was deemed advisable not to take Anal ac-
ton upon the plan OF organization until after Il
has been submitted to tue Western manufac
turers.
Pending final action on the articles OF organi-
Zition a uniform scale Of prices was agreed
upon, based upon the price OF the raw materi |,
which will create "a slight advance In CONNECTION
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THE CHARGEs AGAIssr PURM4S.
Why he Didn't self n Cadetship-He Wanted
the M ney in Advance.

wAsHINGroS, July 2s.-Judge De Bolt,
Of toe Civil Service Committee, to whom was
referred the charges against Representative
Purman OF Florida, has prepare a report setting
forth that Mr.. Purman made a proposition to
Dr. simpkins, that II sim pkins would contribute
$500 to political fund. Purman would appoint
Smpkins's son to the Naval Academy. Simp-
kins refused - pay the money until the ap-
pointment was secured, and Purman said he
"must have the money down" and there the
matter ended. There was no money paid net
ther was the appointment mace. The Commit
tee further ma that no tribes were received hy
ruriBan for appointments, ana tnat toe eyi-
drnce wholly fInis to establish the sale Of Fod
oral Offices by nim.
The committee hni that Mr. Purm7n did re-
commend persons for appointment; as timber
agents IN Florida, aud that tDoss agents never
performed any service under their lpOiut
except to draw tneir pay that ~ some instan-
ces Nr Purman notified them beforehand tnat
they would have M hing to do thit tha er-
sons so appointed were all Colored. AM reel led
from dfly to seVeut,-nye mites from the fes-r-
vat'ons tnat they never visited tue rossryA-
tons, and that they never knew the location Of
the re,erv pl-. a far tn eyi icnc' shows
aud tuat the Offices are mere sinecIfe.. and
that the nupuiutueuts were made for pIli' ic Il
eject aud purpose ouly. The committee report
without any rec .pmeudatiun OF suggestion.
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MORE THAN A MERE ROBBERY.


Joseph Bologna, an Italian barber under
the Pac &c Hotel, called at the Police Central
once Yesterday, ana made n complaint &C inst
Oniccr James McGratu OF the OAK street police.
Boloeuas face was badly disA .ureI by what he
said was a slungshot blow a. the bands OF "A gang
OF thieves IN Chatham square. lie called, he
SAYS, upon Frank Alta. an Italian brush maker,
at 1856 East Broadway, and they spent a socld
evening, and early yesterday morniag they both
started toward the Pacific Hotel. In Chatham
street a repulsve street walker accosted them,
and, not needing their refusal to accompany
her, threw her aims around Bologna, aud made
an cutlery that drew crowd. Having olsen
gage d herself forciby from the woman, he nnd
MS friend retrdCed their stems toward Eist
Broadway. and as they were crossing Chatham
square gang Of men rushed uDon them.
BOLOGNA struck In the face ana knocked
down. Alta also was knocked down, ana "A
soon "a Hpiognt Could recover himself he Went
10 lis friends assistance. Inc thieves were
"Rong through Aitas pnckots systemaut nv
and they finished Just rs Onicer James Mclirath
appeared on the scene, Instead OF arrrsting tue
ing Bologna, and permitted MS ASSISTANTS TO
Al the Oak street police station Oiicer Nc
Grath accused Bologna Of drunSenness nd as
saulting street walker AZ Pearl and Cnathnm
streets. " saw him strike the girl there aud
followed him along until arrested MIN N the
muss IN the square SAID Omier McGrhth.
"Why did YOU not arrest me when struck tho
woman, AZ you sNf Whv AHA you arrest me
after had been assaulted and my friend had
been robbed by gang OF theNcsF was
Bologna's inquiry. The uiliccr did not answer.
Aitn, having arrived In the police station white
Bologna was being examined, endangered To tN-
ulan, out IA he cOui0 not speak ENGLISH he was
not understood, ami Bologna was locked up.
Yesterday Bologna was taken 10 the lombs
Police Court. The onic and he told their
stories and the presiding Justice deciding that
! the officers story must be credited, hncd the
| prisoner $40. Alta, who was also there, en-
deayored 10 testify ~ his friends behalf but he
was hustled out from behind the rain. with
out "A hearing.
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amendment was accepted, and tho motion OF
Mr.. Christiancy then agreed to without a Vision.
THE osAGE LANDS.

amendment was accepted, and tho motion OF
MIR. Christiancy then agreed to without division.
THE osAGE LANDS.
Mr. ingalls, Qiep., Kan) called rp the House
bill for the sale OF the Usage coded lands in
Kansas TO actual settlers.
Mr. Logan 1iep., I'LL moved To lay the bill
aside and take up the House dill for the equal
cation OF bounties OF soldiers who served In the
war for the Union. Rejccted-vcas 20, nays q.
The senate then proceeded with the consider.
alton OF the bill In regard 10 the Usage coded
lands, the pending question being on the motion
OF MIR. Ednunds to strike out tho eighth section
~ the bill, which provides for the payment by
the United states Of the costs and necessary ex-
penses incurred in pros cutting the two suits
az inst the Lcavenwortn, Lawrence. and Calves
ton Railroad Com nany, and the Missouri. Kan
5, and Texas Railroad COMPANY, to test the
validity OF the title to n portion OF the lands
claimed by these companies.
MIR. Wright Qtep- Iowa. submitted substi-
tutc for the eighth section, so as To provide only
for the fees Of the attorneys retained bv the
settlers In the suits gtinst the railroad COM
paules
Mr. Allison Rep., Iowa. moved an amendment
to the substitute, so As to provide That the bal
ance of the proceeds of the sale OF Land. after
payment OF the attorneys ices. sh I'll hr covered
into tho Treasury Of the United states, tt tue
creuit OF the Inuian Civiz iton fund. author
ized by the treaty with the Osic Indians.
Pending discu sion. Nr. Allison, T. ON the Con
| ference Committee on tho Military Ac DENY
Appropriation uill, made report anu III was
| ordered that II be printed ana lald over I'LL
| The senate then resumed the consideration OF
the bill In regard to the sale Of the Usage indian
! lends and the amendment of MIR. Allison WINS
| agreed to, as also the substitute OF MIR. Wright
! for the eighth section IN REGARD 10 tue payment
| OF attorneys fees.
| Mr. Il imunds to strike out the sth section NJ
the bill. as perfected by Messrs. Wright aud ALT
! SON. aud II was agreed to-NcIs, %; nays, IL.
sr ingalls, moved to amend 80 as to provide
that the price OF Land shall be Slg5 per acre, in
stead Of Lao. Agreed to.
| Pending discussion on the bill, the Senate adj
journed until Mond ".
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IIon.e Of Rcprcscntntiyca.

The House, after the reading of the jour
nal, proceeded TO the consideration OF the Viz
ginia contested election case Of Platt against
Goode. The discussion was continued until two
o'clock, aud then the vote was taken the
resolution reported by the minority Of the COM
mittee, that Mr. Goode (thc sitting member
was entitled to the seat. The resolution was
adopted-yeas. 105 nays, w. A second vote as
required by parliamentary law, on agreeing to
the resolution a. amended chat Is. hy the sub
stitution OF the minority resolution for it)-was
tiken, AMI resulted. yeas, lb nays. w. so MIR.
GOode retains his seat rs Representative from
the Second District OF Virginia. Among the
rand, Eiv. Holman kehr, New. and Wiltshire.
Severa! other Democrats voted mo" on the
first vote.
Mr.. Abbott Dem. Mass). who was some time
Mir. Frost tkep), came forward, was sworn in,
and took mis- seat As member.
IN motion OF MIR. Manning Dem. Ohio) the
bill to remove the Charge Of uesertiOn fiOm
setts Volunteers was taken up aud passed, not
wlthstnnding the Presidents veto.
MIR. Randall (Dem.. Pal. from the committee
OF conference on the Military Academy Otll,
submitted the report OF the committee. lie
said that the original estimate had teen $tj1fil,
ani tho appropriation OF last year had been
$5G4.itO. Tue Appropriation Committee had
! thts year recommended S&il.24l Inc NIL, as
/ passed by the House. appropriated S2jg%il; by
| the sen to. %, Sal As AZ clne from tue confer
eDce committee, Il appropriated t2u90j5. The
| report was then adopted.
| The House then Proceeded 60 the constdorA-
! ton OF the reports Of the Committee on Naval
| Affairs. After speech 10y MI. Lewis lDem..
matter went over without action, and the House
a. 5 o'clo CHI adjourned.
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EAIzABErn,s RUINED c1snIER.
The Baak officials fayOring IA Policy oil
Leuiency Toward Him.

Yesterday morning the directors OF the
State National Bank Of Elizabeth held a special
meeting IN relation to the embezzemeut OF the
funds VI the institulon by their late assistant
cashier, Fairbanks. II is said, on the authority
OF one OF the attaches ofthe bank, that "A heated
discussion arose a, to the deposition that should
be made u both Williams, the merchant Ingoly-
ed Ia the fraudulent transactions, aud the cash
Ter. one Or two OF the directors were in favor
at h wing them arrested immedately, but they
Welded 10 the majority, who favored the policy
OF lenienCy.
II was suown that an additional 500 had been
found IA the books m favor Of Fairbanks, which
leaves only SjjN out Of the $s,3li - yet u ne
uccou4ted Tor. The cashier. IS Yet. Is AT a loss
to place that sum, and u Is thr Impression Of
many that no has made use II IL himself, or
has lent 1t to another person IA tue city, whom
he Viii not give away. lie seems to have lost all
nerve, owing 20 the terrible ekpusG so suddenly
made aud MS friends fear that he may commit
suicide.
On thursday mint the dry goods store Of
T.. T. Wllnans. at Broad and Jersey streets WAS
closed. All assignment having been made by
Williams TO james Il. Eugllsh, solicitor for tue
- te National BANK. Tor the benefit of all the
creditors. To-day tho New York creditors 81
Williams MI meet 10 adjust heir clhus, HIS
Indebtedness in this Guy II Sl5OJJ, ii. ID. Claim
q Co. being the heaviest creators.
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Rest Tor Iiatters,

To TIE EDITOR or The sUN-Sr: Through
my labor, have got all the stores hcrclhout IN my
line Of business hatiersJ 70 close at u'ciock =. NJ.
Instead OF from 10 until IL O'Clock, formerly. NOW
don't way the same thing canno, De dpue IN other
ncignb0rhoods. Let one man In each 0usin get a
paDvr aud 10 around tor twenty or trty bllcHs writ
inl down the names OF thr mr. u.s. 1t turui agree TO
dc-lttc certain uli tor al TO dose AZ al carN uourt
Nheu tuit duS Ilifa, ct each out act WIZ. vt
waIug fHr his uri-. OF, ani tuNu see hos QlleA al
the place VA uc tAlt up. Ne iu,ond Osug our piic.
G al Au cary uOur uuti -rptemberl an sure vii
be -elicf to OF me store every evening
saturday cxcepttd) all taruugn The month " August
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The only auction sale of suburban lots this
season was he'd by Jsre. johnson, ~ order OF tie
Beach Association somc weeks ago ana the SUI
c,su transfer Of some 4or lots mas nst uod Tue a.
sociutlou - OH lha IluNliuE uu's 90 hhfN'I on
Au2 Guesoay uttl, on the prcms.-' 10 ,n' U'na'
acc iuip tnimruts OF eAtufHiod uNhlc hal hta' q.
Iur lroprty Is situItci GA the NtN Jersey cent? raj
Ran.uai. IN Monmouth cuudN, near tp lnhk braheh
fnd ocean ttruVt, amt ncng hctlthY aud accessible
ougut even IA THESE ,ucs 80 command Duyer ~ lair
tnsacuous M the Exchange Saesr1om Yesterday
coinprlsrd flrtr 0-ulcs ht j me, NJ. Mllrri ,nis,
10 Ag Al f,rt, nurh size % lAod street, 81" ltvt NtsI
Of no RuuitNIru, t2,ubl
Ht b. :. luil lW tu tWosfOry frame house aud
lot eOxiOo g., suuI side Of Ipr audit avenue east OF
Milton street IWenty thlri Nardl, ZOO.
Ry =. A Lawrence & tu l0aschul tor l3 years, rent
a Vi OO per uuuuiu, urCs builulns AM ld lots each
2hXluJll Il soutl sde OF lWh street, l3 IT, OF
First avcnuc ,ots. each 2JIiuu side OF Avenue
block lruutl between lodth and lU1h streets, hiu
Nat,r ls opposite on fas t'rr w goo safe oi prop
lIyth street TO Aug. 2,
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ronrsMAN.-ou July rs Mary Foreman

FOREsMAN.-on July Is, Mary Forcsnan, aged ~
year.. -
her 'uncra rom her nrohr residencc, lp4 North 0th
st.. Bruoklyu. l.. b.. on SUNDAY July 80. at VI
DEL AIbl RAT Lutte NpcN. l.. L. on Thursday,
Juy 81 Albert }. Dentour. ~ the 52d YEAR his age
Funeral from ms ltc residence Little Neck, on sun
day. july ~ At oclock +. n. SPECIAL train Will leave
Relatives and fr'lds u the family, and meuhers u
ST. Nlcnpla Lodge +. ana A. NJ. and % tht N0unteer
tirc department OF toe ely Of New YORK. are nNtoi
10 attend.
HINCh On Friday, July es, Mrs. Margaret Hineh.
Ia'ltes ana irislds Of the faulty are respectfully
invited .ttnt TIE funeral from her late resdenceI
81 luin ny.. on SuudlY, ~ u . o'rlpcS l.. VI,
HARk Ek.-uu Tan sdHy, duN 81, 1870, after brief
nalntu lnvss, men she bore with tArlfA an for-
utuIc Anne NJ beloved ana ait ctionate Nlic VI Corr
ncius Is. Parker, Dr.. gea IS years, months and "a
d.Ns.
llc relatives anil friends u tho family, also tho meme
htr- of Iulelcnurnt lntg NJ. 49,, + and A. n ara
invited Co attcud the funeral from her aUo
residence. o. LIST IT, on SUNDAY. July go al O'Clock.
STANDBY At the residence " hls hroiher'ln-aws
- Wet LJth ~, eAfolce Jus,iec Edward j. saands
lil. funeral win take place on SUNDAY Inly ~ At
u'c.OCh T. NJ Ns friends aul il rof hin lfoiuNr bk
chiri y ard ~ his brother M 49,, JAue- Met lnnti,
respectfully inNitea 10 auead without further noI
trr.
NoY-On Thursday, July q, Mrs. susannah voy, in
Rcatlyes and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tcud funeral from fHr residence of ucr snh ALl
NJ Wow, Ia i'l iv- saturlay. eath INST. AT T.. NJ
SUMMONS. -Eckforl Lodge, 80. ~, J. q %. r.
Brothers lod are hereby sumuonci 10 meet At mo
Lodge room on SUNDAY, july ~. az ESQ T. L. % pSY
the last triuue Of rec ccf ~ our lag pfnNrr %
l.. TRAvFR Sec.