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Notice or
SheTifF7S sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Id issued out of the District Court
Of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for
the county of Humboldt, State of Nevada, on
the Goth day Of Au ust. A. J.. 1877, and to me
directed and delivered for execution upon q
Judgment recovered in said Court on the 9th
day Of Novemb r, A. d. 1875, in favor OF
the Merchants Exon ange Bank, and against
the Humboldt Mil and Mining Company
Now, therefore, in obedience to the COM
mands and requirements of said writ of eye
eution. did on the 21st day of August 1877
levy on an take in execution the following
deserts ed reai ropertv, to-wit
A ! that certain parcel of land situate in
Humboldt county. Nevada. and bounded as
follows, to-wit: Commencing at POST at the
correr of the 3 W u of section 20, t 80.
SO, E NJ D NJ. running west t center Of
Humboldt river. following laid river to the
junction CT II. Lay and J, NJ Barrett's land
Tor the land form rly owned by them
thence running south 47o is Z o o post at the
corner of GeOIge Berrott's land Tor tie land
former owned by b m). thence running
with q curve of the Humboldt canal at n dis
tance Of 60 feet N Of the center of said Canal
TO the s Il corner Of Lot No. 4, Block 20.
thence e to post at the 8 e corner Of said s
w "a of Section 20 thence running directly to
the point Of beginning, with that certain
QUARTZ Mil known as the Humboldt Re
duction Works" nd all buildings and inn
pfOVeulcIitb iOCbteu On UE DcIOuBluS W baiu
land; said parcel of land containing ninety
nine 90 100 (99 80 1907 acres, as appears on the
map faled st the Office of the Reccrder0f Hum
boidt county, Nevada. Also. that certain =
NAL ON the humboldt river. known as the
'sHumbold Canal" and containing an area
of 523 75-lOO acres and crossing ranges So. So,
81. SO. 80 and 40 u. and the land bordering on
said Canal. as per grant of the United States
Government to the Humboldt Canal Com
pany. Also, that certain Lead, Lode or
MINE known as the Pride Of the Mountain, "
consis ting Of nine hundred t900I. feet liineal
measure) more or less, together with all the
drifts tunnels, shafts, and all the improve
ments thereon. with sill rock, ore, mineral.
earth nd substance contained therein; said
Nine tituate gbout three and one-h half l3k)
miles in northwesterly direction from the
town of Hinnemuccs. In Winnemucca Mining
District. Also. i've thousand tons OF taflinss
ON said above described Mill premises.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER THE 14rH. 1877,
Between the hours OF Q o'clock In the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon, viz: At
o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, in front of the
Court house door In Winnemucca. Humboldt
County. Nevada. l will expose to sale OF public
auction according TO law, TO the highest bidder
for cash IN hand. payable only in u 8. gold
coin all the right. title. int rest and claim OF
said defendant Of, In and to the above
described property 10 satisfy said judgment
costs and expenses Of sale.
Given under my hand at my once In VIM
nemucca, HaMbolds county. Nevada, this
2ist day Of August. A. D., 1877.
OF Humboldt county. Nevada. sug2i
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Estate Of Josiah B. Carrel, deceased.
ToTICE Is hereby given by the under
IN signed, Administrator Of the estate Of
Josiah b. Carrel, deceased. to the creditors
of. and sia persons having claims against the
eary vouchers, within Ten months after the
Arst publication OF this notice, TO the said
Administrator. at his residence in Paradise
valley, In the county of Humboldt.
GEORGE II. CARREL,
Administrator OF the estate OF
Josiah b, Carrei.
Dated at Winnem Augnst :, 1877. Nv
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A assessment n Office.
HUnnIcArx MINING COMPANY.

HURRrcANx MINING COMPANY.
n oCATION Of principal place Of business.
IL San Francisco. California. Location OF
works. Humboldt coanty. Nevada.
Norice Is hereby given that at o meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held ON the 29th day OF
June, 1877, an asses sment (No. ~ Of ten 1Oj
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United states goid coin, TO the
Secretary, at the office OF the company, No.
535 California street, room Q, San Francisco.
California. Fa
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the
FOURTH Dan OF AUGUST. 1877.
wiil be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before will be sold on
Sal URDAY. THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
With costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
BY order Of the Bosrd o6 Direetors.s
]. III. DICKINSON, Secretary.
once. No. $50 California street, San
1T.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OyrIcx OF RYE PArcH Cos. n. AND n. COL
s'~ 400 California, street,
San Francisco. August 10. 1877. J
AT MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
IN Of the above named Company held
this day, o Dividend mo. 81 of twenty-five
cents per share was declared payable Monday,
August 20, 1877. Transfer books are closed
until August 21st 1877.
D.F. vERDENAL.
Augustl6-1m Secretary.
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n. G. TANDY,
g n OTTO c RAP a z n,
Winnemucca.... .......... Nevada.

TIME PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
u formed that. having lifted up the build.
ing formerly occupied by T. NJ. Wood, am
prepared 10 turn out. on short notice, pic
lures in all the popular styles and sizes. In
= superior manner.
will remain In winnemucca bnt . short
time, and feel confident that I viii satisfy ala
who may favor me with their patronage.
WIsrENUccA. February 18th, 1871.
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Estray Notice.

Csme into nv Enclosure on the Humboldt
river, three mites below Winnemucca, on
August 8, two black mares. matched. one has
y dina white strip on forehead, neither of
SAem branded.
The owndr 10 requested 20 come for
ward. pay charees, prove property, ati6 take
Nlscm wWay. otherwise they will be disp0sekof
@ecgraimg 90 Law, PAT ODONNEIs.
Npshnsa;s Aa@cA. Aaehst Q. lSs7.
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VYIcTIMs OF YOUTHFUL TxPRUDRNCE,
v who have tried In vain every known
remedy. will learn Of . simple prescription,
FREE. for the speedy cure Of nervous debility.
preaAatsse decay, lost manhood, and 81 dis
has The ingrediente., AdArese DAVIDSON
Il Co., 30 NassaY st. n ".
wc& Mayr. h
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NoTIoE is hereby given that the tax
IN on proceeds Of mines for the quarter
ending June SO. 1917, ID nov due and payable
at my once In the Court.house OF the Count,
Of Humboldt, and. that the laws for its col.
lection will be strictly snforced. wnb
JAMES BUCKNER. County Assessor.
'ee9 ~ o. BoUxR3n. Dsphty Assssaog.
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NOTICE OF
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Geo. r. BEN vs.. ]. @. Fsirbank and
George F. Turr'ttin, rs assignee
Of the estate Of j. C. Fairbank,

geo. r. Deli vs.. y. ". caHoauA snu
George r. Turr'ttin, as assignee
Of the estate Of J. c. Fairbank,
bankrupt.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
order of sale and decree of foreclosure
issued out Of the District Court the Fourth
Judicial District Of Nevada, in and for Hum
bold County, ON the llth day Of August, 1877.
in the above eAtitled cause. wherein Geo. II.
Bell, the above named plaintiff. obtained 4
Judgment and decree against j. c. Fairbank,
defendant, On the Qth day of August, 1877 /,
which said decree was on the 18th day OF
August, 1877, recorded. in Judgment Book
Il Of said Court. at pages 273 and IA. am
commanded to sell the certain tract Of land
in Humboldt County. Nevada, described as
follows. to wit
An undivided one half interest in the East
one-haf Of Section SO, Tow, ship 81, North Of
Range SO E.; also,
An undivided one-half interest, in all Of
Section 81, Township 81, North of 80 4 the
said land being now enclosed by fence and
enclosure OF J. C. Fairbank and 7. @. Negus,
together with all and singu ar The tenemenfs,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Notice Is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF sEPTEM-
Der. 1877,
Between the hours Of 9 o'clock in the morn
ing and ocl OK in the afternoon, viz: at ii
o'clock A. NJ. OF laid day in front of the Court
house. at the Courthouse door, in Winnie
mucca. Humboldt County Nevada. will ex-
pose to sale at public auction, according TO
law, 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand,
pa able only In U. 8. gold coin, the above
described property or 80 much thereof rs may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment. costs
and expeDs of sale.
Given under my hand a any Office in Winnie
muccs. Humboldt County, Nevada, this IS day
OF August, 1877.
C. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
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NYoTTcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an order OF sale issued out OF
the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District Of the tate Of Nevada, In and for
Humboldt County. in the suit of John A.
Byrne-, plaintiff. against the Oakland Gold
and silver Mill aud Mining Conn any defend
ant, duly attested august 25th. 1877, have
levied upon all the right. title and interest
the said defendant The Oakland Gold and
Silver Mill and Mining Company had on the
st day Of Septen Der A. D., 1875 in aud to the
following described real estate to wit
g, hat certain mine situate in Indian Min
ing District, Humb idt county. State Of Me-
vada known rs, and called the Eagle Mine,
containing twelve hundred feet in and upon
said vein or lode, together with fifty feet upon
each side OF said lode aud extending the entire
length of said twelve hundred feet;" and al
so all the right, title and interest which said
defendant, the Oakland CT Id and Silver Mill
and Mining Company has acquired ia said
properly since said first day OF september A.
1875.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
ON WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A d. 1877.
Between the hours OF o'clock 8. IN. and s
o'clock p. m, OF said dag to-wit: ut / o'clock
p. m. in front Of the Court House door at the
town Of Winnemucca, Humboldt county, Ne
vada, will sell all the right. title and inter
eat the said The oakland Gold silver Mill 4
Mining Company had on the ist day of sep
TENDER A. ID. 1875 in and to the above de-
scribed property and sil the right. title and
interest 1t has since acquired in and to said
property, TO the highest bidder for cash in
gold coin Of the United states TO satisfy said
order of sale, costs and accruing costs.
Given under my hand Ut my Office In WHINE
mucca. Humboldt county New. this 27th day
Of August 1877. M
G. A. KYLE,
aug27. Sheriff of Humboldt Co., New.
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postponement.

,AtA meeting Of the Directors Of the Hurri
cane Mining Company. held on the Sd day of
August, 1877, the date when the stock Of said
Company shall become delinquent for sssess-
rHent No. 2, was postponed TO 4ta.
ans eEPTEMBRR. Sd. 1877, alf
And the date Of sale of such delinquent stock
was postponed 90 MONDAY. the 2Ath dag 81
SEPrEMbERs asT7, at the same hour and
place. y. u, DICKINSON,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.

TIyHE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and style Of Cook
a MILLS, doing business in the town of
Winnemucca. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Thomas Mills having purchased
the entire interest Of p. T. Cooh In the con-
Germ. All persons who are indebted TO
the said firm are respectfully requested to
pay the same to Thomas Mills. who assumes
and will pay all the liabilities OF said arm.
p. T. COOK.
rH THOMAS MILLS.
winnemucca, August IS, 1877. su27-3w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
THE DRAMA.
THE CRUSHED TRAGEDIAY.

Mr.. Sothem was welcomed at the Park Thea
TIRE by crowded audience. which paid him the tribute
Of almost inccssant laughter. Certainly the the
atre seldom rings with more merrimeut thah
woke the echoes Of Mr.. Abbey's pleasant house
last night. and seldom does an actor succe'u
more perfectly than the melancholy DeLdey ftt-Hi"'o
in making every word look, step and gesture irresstioy
absurd The play upon which Mr.. sothern bestowed
himself on this occasion IS fouract drama of MI H. j.
Byrou's, known originally as The Prompter" box
and I'm the pristine form the Crushed Tmeedian was
subordinate character, In expanding MS own
part Mr. s0thern has not spoiled the play. IL tens
story OF love between young actress ana the son OF
b,nker their uuion is long prevented by the machina
tions n proud father aad II takes place al last after
the banker has ruined, the son has become sue
cessul dramatis and the girl has trst won Iane on
the London stage and then come into an ancestral for
tuue In the OF the piece we are shown pictures
Of theatrical life which always TO have special In
tcres for the outside public, and there Is an excellent
scene in the grcenoom at the time Of Florence Brores
London debut. which may fairlyI0e called exciting al
though we know from the first just how an the
parn.exitles OF the situation 10 be unrayeiled.
Through the four acts stalks the lachrymose f"@dfa
mont only having anything to do with the develop
mpnt OF the story yet never appearing out oil place
and surely never unwelcome. lie stopped upon
the stage the living image OF a distinguished char
acter whom it would Doe invidious' AMI per
haps unsafe 70 mention IN a vein OF nip
pancy there was q brief pause OF establishment.
"WIat can Il be Yes --" and then the house broke
into roar. A whole galaxy OF extngushed stars shone
again i'm his humorous psrs0naton The stride, the stare
the gloomy air the rant ferocOus and the rant sepul-
carlI the mauncrsms OF the antiquated school OF
tragedy, We had them all 10 carlcalire
which was admirable not onl.- for uuctu1us
lltnor but for an artistic reserve. Sometimes IL be-
came broad farce rather than buresque as for instance
in the last act where the crushed tmgedian now be-
come " Mammoth Comique" makes q proposal OF MAJ
ria.e OF which we can only say, IN tAe
words Of the show bills That IL must De
seen 10 be- appreciated The company supporting
Nr sotbern Is efficient and several Of the T. FORMERS
last night. notably III. Bassett ana ar g. Holland de-
served particular commentator. Mss Ida b. sayory
was pleasing Fiorcncs Brit9re and Miss Nele Morti-
tuer was a dashiu: star actress o. another sort.
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GuNnHE-s GAHnEN.

Mr. Gilmore gave, last evening the first OF
series OF thirty concerts tie proceeds Of which IRE 10
q, TO the fund which is to dclray the expenses OF
the European trip wich the band intends tah
ug next summer. aud which has already been
spoken OF in TIE TRIBUNE. Apart from this
fact there was nothing especially interesting about the
concert Tic programme was very much such one
as SIR. Gilmore has been giving during tie summer
programme fun Of variety. aud one in which almost every
class ostCueis mg ht find something 30 IT, taste AuonE
ewcce fothc ban alone were tine overtuges 90 Rossnis
"-eirauic and william Tell" Liszts second klaI-
-adfe Huu.roise" q new Caprice ROmauuque," blythe
veteran tenor Brimol, Julli,u's Great Exhibition
Oulaulle and Concert Polka, ny Koenis written orig
nly fr comet solo and fun band iue solo part beng
PLAYED on tsocca3iou by six trumpet5 There Were more
over. solos b. Miss slie Rebe' young wOmtn with a
pleasant fresh soprano voice aud good method. but
WHO ba, SID much to learn, for Nine CaFreno1aurel and
ur Mcssr- Turner Carleton and Arburkle Finally there
Was plenty oi applause and -UricI' OF cuc-rrs.
T.rbauI hos improved decidedly daring lha summer.
They play well together their Instruments arc ID excel
l.t tlue as general thing which IS not unfortunately,
AWAY, t1e ease with military bands and there plenty
ri s,rar-th and spirit But Mr. Gilmore has
rat clo3t deal to do before the band viii
4pur1ach anything like perfection. There Is need
or iaorc finish and elegance ia the qmeter
passages sucl that. Tor instance. IN the William
Tell overture where Gaze ran - roctes Us introduced
and au apparent lack OF artistic feeling fra the individual
performers when shows in the little solo passages
which faI to them once % va.c of course this can
ana Doubtless wiz Dee cured by hard WORK. but 10 must be
d1o before the band w be able 10 rank with tie best
European bands. The band has improved 70 much,
however during The summer that Gc may expect very
good things OF 10 bY spring, should keep together
and gora faithfully during the Winter.
Sir O. .morc promises an sorts OF unusual attractions
during the next month. number OF prominent art SIS
have volunteered sing Tor Che hcued o. tne band and
among them are 500 many flyortts Of the pubic that,
should the weather only prove favorable. the houses
eI 4u-itstic.
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THE PREsIDENr AND TIE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Sept. 3.-Ihe City Council,
which Is entirely Democratic to-day passed the follow
iug preamble aud resolution by unanimous vote
Whereus. siace his Inauguration President 81 the
United states Rutherford -. Hayes ms srowu hs in
teuou of administering the great trust contied 90 LIS
Keeping Iu strict accordance with the Constitution and
laws ~ his cOuu-rF hs cndcHvored rfy tie ClyI
Service 0f the Government restored local stlfgOy-
oumcnf tlr south has manifested sIccrc desire
destroy sectional feeling aud heal the wounds y
aud give peace 60 portion OF tue Uni0-. eiey IA
need pf ii- blessings and
whereas The-e things entitle him O. ~ respect and
approval of all good citizens, irresp Give o. party
therefore De 70
ResOired, That as a mark 81 the est, which We
hold him. We CITY Council OF Augusta, ~ extend
au invitation 10 the President and such mcui ~ his
Cabinet may attend him. visit the Cts Aughsla
during his Southern tour, and pledge % cordial
welcome the part OF all citizens.
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THE BEEREEPERs coATENnoN.

The ninth annual convention of American
beckeepers VIII be held IN the large han Of Cooper Union
about the middle Of October Al. the principal honey,
producers % country viii be present, besides 500
delegates representing every association Of bcrkecper
u the county The merit. Of different varieties Of for
en aud domestic bees the best methods OF berSeepng-
and all subjects pertaining 10 the production OF honey.
Will be discussed. Mr.. Hcatherngton, q prominent
ararst Of TINS STATE. will read paper tie wntcring
of bees and the best ySte OF prckNg honey Nj Iar-
bison Will uarttr hs experience IN tie management Of
bees ON the Pacific slope
Al sine American Institute Fair this n prOmi-
nru feature viii be- the display made by the dealers
honey The Institute has awarded for tho purpose 200
feet OF space aud vacant lot. T1- lot will be- lifted up
with hives chat visitors can watch All the operations
of the bees The coured native bees and the striped
foreign Lees viii Doe shown. George NeisLbOr OF Regent
81 london. and Alexander GoddilOt Of Bordeaux,
France. viii be among the exhibitors. Mexican bees,
tl.t have no sfug-. Will be- exhibited. Besides the
u-ii awards a. ;hc Institute. Peter Cooper viii give
silver medal to that eNhi1 tor who presents the greatest
variety OF honey. n. X. & +. b. IhurDar a Co. offer
$50 g6d medal to the exhibitor OF the best method Of
....If rIs I.fltf.
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the Chamber Of Deputies. His powers new
er shone more brilliantly than during me iatleI
part of Louis Philippes reign Ms NtneI l..I
speeches against VI. Gnzot's policy were extensively
read, while his articles in the C0Rsi Hi0nHe oi Nbch
he then part owner, spread Tar and woe TIE So
Prior TO the revolution Of 1913. Theirs made with
erng attacks upon Ions Phillppcs DuslianlhltF IN
foreign affairs. aud favored political r. i0rnS Dnt hge
Republic. When however, the Ming haa h1o,
and the Republic established II eD. "a, no
accepted u as n protection against anarchy,
ana in June was elected To the Constituent
Assembly when Cayaignac asked for extTaOrdi-
nary powers against the Socialists he the hfst
70 couccde them; but subsequently ne supported
Lous Napoleon for President, and fought duel
with Bixi0 for repeating a TnmOr that he had pre-
yously disparaged that candidate. Elected TO tho
Legislative Assembly, he was one Of the most ac-
tive leaders Of the roactionary majority In January,
1901, however, after the removal 81 Changarniel,
ne raised hs warning voice against Bew NapOeODio
Empire. In November he adJurcd the Assembly %
adopt Bazes resolution for Us military protection,
and yany adm0nlsned the Radicals that the rejec-
tion OF tins measure threatened the safety OF tho
legislature. lie was arrested on the coup q eidf OF
banished till August 7, 1852. lis kept aloOf
from politics until the progress II liberal opinions
encouraged him. in 1868, 70 solicit the sufrages Of
Paris voters who returned him, Nay3l despite Official
opposition. In 1863 he referred m his great speech
on the budget % the eXtTayagant expenditures for
the Italian war; the Mexican expedition and Hauss-
manns stupcndOus enterprises. In 1896 and 1867
he exposed the fatal blnnders Of Napoleon III. IN
permitting the aggTandiZement OF Prussia and the
unlhcaon OF Italy 20 the detrment Of the grandeur
OF France.
In 1870 the veteran statesman opposed tho decla-
ration Of war against Prussia, maintaining that tho
Government was rushing TO certain defeat during
the war lac urged the vigorous defence Of Paris,
and visited foreign courts % secure their
influence IN favor OF an armsrlce. At the coDclu-
OF peace Ia 1871 he was elected 20 the National
Assembly. ON February : he chosen Chief n
tue Executive, and IN August was elected Presi-
dent for three years. He held office until May ~
1873. whom being bafled IN his effort % make the
Republic permanent he resigned aud was succeeded
by AacMah0n. ~ February, 1876, he was elected
10 the Assembly for Paris. bet did not take an az
tive part in Is proceedings. Daring the present
electoral campaign NJ. Theirs acted IN concert with
the Repub icaE leaders and enjOye great popularity
and influence.
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DIED.

DARLINGToN-In westcaester Penn, 9Th month, 3lst
Fannie Darlington
FUssELL-On sunday, sept ., James Austin youngest
Child OF James A. and sarah g. russell, AGED years
mOutl
Relatives invited attend ms funeral from
residence % has parents 2i3 Van BlresL, BrOOkyn,
wednesday, 3 30 D, 20 = p. OBJ.
NIRiCK-In BI0okyl the residence o. her s0l, n. g.
Mrcs, sunday sept .. Ms p :. Mck, ageo t5 years
widow OK the late John 4. NiiCS.
Fla TAI .-ryIces wI be hcld wednesday Worcester
MYERs-At Youkers y. " saturday. sept ], John X
Myers IN the O-u year o. hls agc.
heiuye- AMI clds o. family are invited % attend h
funeral WEDNESDAY, morning I'm inst ~ IT, O'Clock from
the University Place Pre-. Dyierian Church, Ncw ozA-
Friends ale particularly requested NOT 20 s'Ad flowers
POLHEMCs-On saturday morning. sept az Astoria, L.
j. ia -5th year % her COrnea suydan, widow u
Abraham FOlnemu-.
Fuuea rycas her late residence Grlnisl Tuesday
4tn INST. ~ bal past y. m.
Astoria boat ives tulton sip - quarter past /.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend without further no
tce.
sTANNARD-Moniay. sept g. az his residence, in West
brook, COIn, James a. st-Anard, formerly " Aewlo
City, aged years
sUYDAMou saturday evening sept J. n The 79ih year Of
Jane tili wife Cd the ate cornelius r. Huyaam
rAe rcauves aud fre1ls Of IAe family arc respee 9y
end the funeral 40 her Late residence - East
3JtI-st., Oh Tuesday. sept !, al D. IA.