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few Inquiries wero made of the police at
the fire lincs or In the Church street police stu
ton Tor the missing. The friends md rclat .yes
OF the candy factory employees lived many II
them. In Jersey CITY Harlem. Williamshurgh.
and other placcs. whence they could hardly
reach the scene Of tho disaster An additional
reason for the few Inquiries was the fact that
the empl loyces had frequently II late worked
lar into the night To- meet the demands of the
holiday trade aud their absence would cause
no alarm. Inquiries We're made for Ceorc, T.
Adams, s3 81. Marks place: William Bennott.
Albert Iromney. 81 Avenue u, George Crom-
nry. 81 Avenue b; Edward Dollen. = seven
teen,h street; ThomW Durham. second ave-
nuc and Eighth street: John Farley, - Eleventh
street: Frederick Jones. pcekskill: Barnard
leutner. lob Orchard street: Emma MulhOl-
land. Pit street near Grand; William STARK
3lI flith avenue. Several other persons were
reported early in the evening who niterward
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explosions one following the other in quick

explosions one following the other In quick
succession.
While DIR. Leveridge OF Bellevue Hospital was
preparing his ambulance to receive a patient in
front OF 63 Barclay street. he saw the wall OF the
burning building. tcttcr and give way. Jump
ing into the ambulance. he shouted TO the
driver 10 whip up for his HE. Edward Kane,
the driver. was fortunately in his seat. and
iashcd the horse Into gallop. The red hot
jured.
to attend the wounded. Three Of them respon-
ded and administered to oil wanting their holp,
hearing the econfcssions Of many In the Cham
rites to n few.
At midnight Chief Rowe said: We have
ruins. We are pouring ali the water wo cnn
upon the debris. and win II we can preserve the
bodies from destruction,
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Weather once Prediction.
Warmer. partly cloudy weather.
sPiRKs From THE rELEGRfpH

The 'it' Hotel ln Portsmouth. II i. bnrnoi
Tie steam yacht hst.lle has returned to Rri-d
Secretary cf stat elect Ach hn. named .or,, u,.
OF Nn~flown u ~ ms deputy.
The London Wo-h says that the Duke of M,ncts sr,
s"'''N' ram buN'Hh ~ noNcrnor a. Uh,rli o Canada
The Washington Commission rrpnrt tl At na reduction
can b. mni' IN the iorcr the NrM lolk Post Oiuna
without injury tu the s,rslos ~
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SITTING BULL ~ wiR PAVE
Crossing the border with ~ Force OF Sion.
and Nc> rcrcc..

HfLENA. Dec 2D.--Fathcr Gcnin arrived a
Marias river on sunday. and reported 10 Fort
Benton by messenger that Sitting Bull Ind
crossed the line and caI.p,I ut Bear Paw Moun.
uih- WIN alhrg. force oi Sioux and Ne Pur. A
\ nun named valentine IL supposed to huNa
h,cn Killed. II : reported that tie Indians ara
burning Tue prniries south of tho Bear Paw nni
tint Sitting Bull is on Milcs's battle ground md
hRs been Joined by Lame Dcer's band of aeyvn.
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FRANK Stewart. who shot Theodore Ashmors
near an oil well nj Sew Brunswick. \ } week ,so
gave hlnell M 10 ho police nn "Wednesday c,,nin, us
@ ma ,nti'd greatly IA HI, nslt The afriy iie
."l.""inNn AshiiNits sDiN 90 iuN DO fun. aul -uI
GOius '''' ''N 49,
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IN 'h' riil OF John kenna for the killing N
his hrothcrinlsw Peter Welsh in Sew pfun.,,rl ,-.
"riay, John welsh. the Young son Of the dead man
I.nnS mat IN the quarrel hctwc,n his father aud
i, , ,'' o'.i, hhtAti hcna down ana hld aXs
h,'nH paw Nh 'ololer ktbho tcsun, 4 thai ths
~ t' riu'frnt story about H.. knii AZ tho tOrnur,
i,nnluIL't me PROSECUTION then rested The ieence IA
NlaI henna sLalbed Melsh M .lll dor ~. w =
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Ihc Kings county Supervisors determined
yesterday, to limit the outdoor relief to the poor thu.
EeNr IA coal 10 he distributed through volunteer Nisnrs
ihey provided mat II the Charity Commissioner. refuse
W act lht supplies COMMITTEE shall nrdr
OF the conl II Is also provided that uLr and rlcv shall
De added II they deemed nece sshry.
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He was removed 10 the drug storo. and from
there to the Chambers street hospital. Young
Quockberner was covered with mud and mo-
labors. The two boys rescued by him make
thirteen lives in oil thut he has saved In the last
TWO years. He has rescued eleven drowning
gers who had fallen overheard from tho Long
Branch boat Iona. and he has never received a
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Good mud Pure Wine. for the Hoi,day..

Claret, Burgundy. Rhine. Shnrrirs. nud Port
from sl - ler gallon and upward, also good stock d,
IilWs TO-, oo,u,ss ana 'hsmpain'S ~ the lowest prices
Ade, W - -" ~ :
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SihiNufIllD, Mass. De-. 20 \ rrnont anaIy.
~ ol lhc fihngh Vi niuhat NaurhAu ii .usi'',
lli' Nue 10 suspected 700 'NN'
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Great Reduction in Ten. md cor..


The Sample Tea Company of 2G3 Pearl stront
rhf funnh, are selling tVc pounds VI nne tea a. ten
pounds VI roasted oofo, Sl -iip W '
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fl, Munros edition Of Shakespeare. beautifully
nMsuNwh Trle", ~ " 'a, b, the Amerhcau MONS
Company. chumlsrs t. Ne~ York.-Ah
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a SrECIE PAYMENT llsUmED D-SpN0io tho boat
nno oub huiious ~ '. 5uy snl and Ado '
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
RECENT APPLICATIONS FOR PLACE.

NAsnIyGToN, June IA delegation OF repre-
sentatiycs of TIE best class of cO0rd Republicans Of
Iousilua called the Prcsd m yesterday FOR th' pur-
pose Of giving him Che OF three Of their lace whom
they desire appointed TO good positions IN tie civil
service OF the Government az Naw-Orlcans. u is be-
.ved they VIII receive recognition from Che President
II is now expected that a prominent Union soldier VII
be appointed 10 important piare M Nc"-Orlean;'
and that CO.. Wharton VIII shortly be made Marshal in
place Of Mr. Pi,kiu. % he suspended
Mr. whitman OF Now-Yors has flied his application for
the United states COnsuiship nc Rotterdam lie makes
the point that that coasuiip belongs to New-losS as
Dr. Schultz the latest incumbent who held 1t for many
years, was from lhat state Mr. Willman has the yty
same support for the position which DR. SCHULTZ had
aud will have the support OF great body Of the Repub
H.an Germans of NewYOrlL There Is very animated
cuinpetition for the place.
john N, Doweu of Chicago. broslcr Of Cen J. Irwin
Mcdowell has arrived here, ana IS appc nt for tAe
Internal ncyeaue Colectorsiip ivr thar district H.
has an Influential support Il has not yet been def
plfcly decided that tLcto Will De- VACANCY as the pres
ent incumbent, Harvey, has held The Office only year
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. MacVeagh has opened the only eye that
M. Butler had left philadelphia Times tindJ
While sufficient number OF competent Re
uubhcans can he found 10 noid Tie Federal Offices
Republican Acmnistra;i0n should appoint Democrats
lIroy Times lkep)
Gen. Butler will undoubtedly feel sorry to-
cay tnat he ever sured nap l. cNcaen Isis I&test
letter gives the General unc0mOraDie scOrchihg
probably a. he has had during the whole Ot MS cbecA-
cred political careers rn gheid publican itndJ
We do not mean TO be impatient, for we be-
heve the President honest ma s reform uecaF
tons: but feel very esruestE that inc Only way 10
realize reform Is make rule fCr al cases ana an
here 10 n with ''amable Ostinacy Boston Herald
undl
The Southern people can have no real inter
IN the raids upon the Treasury now made ID ther
The thrifty. thoughtful citizens OF al paris OF
the country must pronounce emphatcay ther detests-
ton of the JObDery pas Orth ia such slluring gnse-
Utica Herald (kepJ
We do not expect the President TO reform
the civil service In year n four; but we DO not
think ask too much when ask that, whether the
results aimed at be small great the method shall from
the very hrs. be the right one aud through which
Me VI reform De saved hereafter, Wnen the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08

gressional duties and would prefer appointment
either diplomatic civil rather than remain
In the House.
IL ascertsined from authoritative that the
following the facts respecting Gen. Logan and the
Chicago Custom house The position formally
offered him, did he make formal application for t..
but the President at time had under his personal
consideration the propriety OF Offering it 10 him, and
took certain steps which AT the time seemed likely to
sult in Gen. LOgan's appointment.
The President to-day signed the commissions OF James
10 be Assistant Treasurer the appointments, herOtO
fore stated. 70 take effect on he 1st Of July.
Miss Zoe A. Taylor was to-day appointed postmistress
at Traer, Iowa.
Much OF the Presidents time has been occupied lately
IL list nng o the retOns of persons, principally ladies'
who have been discharged from the public In
cOrdance with the system OF reduction which has been
adopted according tO law by the different heads OF
partments. The ante-rOOms to the Executive Ofhcs
Chamber are almost daily crowded with persons appeal
nS Tor Executive interference TO relieve the msortunes
thar have fallen them. Not In cut of a
hundred can the Executive interfere, and he and his
secretary are forced 10 say this O the distressed app
caDts fOr favor.
There are now on 1le at tho Executive Mansion app-
cations from various quarters for the appointment Of
cGlored men 10 prominent positions.
An oK-oi1ccr, not very popular With his former
rades came here from ONO seeking foreign appoint
them 10 meet and pass resolutions recommending him
for position. In cue time tne resolutions TO tae
PreeldeLt, commencing the candidate and suggesting
that the ~ fitness he BE- to PatagOI' and
that Immediately after ms arrival all relations with that
country be promptly suspended
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08

Brig Ousboroush Cof Parsboro n 81 Hansen. gasnn
nan1 II days With sugar 70 order vessel To b. r. Neo
d Co. o..-..
Brig FIche fof Turks r-and Tndsa aguayra and Puerto
Cabe 10 : day.. with coffee Daieft B0nlt1u ~ 20
PORT u Lucia 4, IS isys wiz
iagwOOd &c, - feaycraft z Co
y , Fort. Fort, virginia, with coll
schr Frances. Patterson Georgetown, - g WIN coal
schr 4. J. Bentley 10 sis GeorseiOwL a. -, va -.
Schr Lilly Cole Charleston, with railroad ties 70 EVtnA
Bal *
Schr Mari ta Hand. Goldsmith DanversQort
Schr Gnte Garrett. Wgreham or Port J0Jn-on.
SclT Ilcstles,. Burnlam Nsrealm Tor POT. yg1n-on
Schr. Mary Clark, Wilson, War"ham Tor Philsdflphh
FORFTGN POETS.
LOS1os. June 7--aci. ia5r, apt IaFi0r Tor Nilning
ton CuSs, fpf ndy Hook Martha B,T ser Arrived ON.
Siblas az iarseillea It.. Aary Reed, OssJilak -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALvrsros June 7Clsred blrS Thomas kes Tor Liy'
erpo0L
sAS FRANCISCO June 7Cearad. bark Cape instere OBJ,
for Liverpool.
PORuASD 30, Jane Cleared brig Emma. for Havana
NIIAIssT1N " c. JIne Arrive bark Anguata, !r)n
Havana Cleared scif Cr8. foT Cane H1vi.
EHAKFsT8s : t., June sailed. ssr0isap bgf stream.
for New York bak Delta 0r HUI bark ntine Irsidg for
GOoie.
MARINE lETELLIGENCE
SAvANSAH Jnne S.lhe bark ier canada wss hsuei
OF he Noctn Breaker t0A2 and has Anchored IN
Lhs inu- roads
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
4 MERRY EVEAING AT COLUMBIA.
PRESENTING The GooDwooD CUP.

PRESENTING IHE GOODNOOD CUP.
The Goodwood Cup presentation at Colum-
bia College last evening ike similar celebrations OF the
mast proved the most unique and del yhtful semiOcia
event Of the college year In msny respects junior
classes have the best claim to the regard Of The social
circle which clusters about venerable college like Co
Iu,nba The junior stands the happy mean between
frislxy YOUTH two grades below, and sober seniority
and runs little danger OF falling either into
leyity OF STUPIDITY The Glass of ~ carried the
frcsfl-e Of the anniversary step forward. II the
threatening weather few guests away II was not
union tna,e, for COunOlas h1us nave limits, ana the
youor a0ie- rcurcsentiug the flower Of NewYOrk sOc
ejy almost IN majority. The speeches were made
from the p0rC0 several Oi the professors aul INC SUI
dents Of the college wi -n young ady guests, occupying
the adjoining reception room the poricO area and the
beautiful space under the great Tie scene was
rIpinaied by calcium lights and Chinese lanterns
peudrd from the DOric columns and the branches Of
tle trees The carved oak cup presented Dy W. j.
I,,U9b0pa. who was declared 10 De the most popular
man. Of the Glass OF 3 Mr. Prior replied ia vein OF
lively sarcasm, paying his compliments manly 10 BAR
He 5antered Yale for attending chape exercises on
compusion for losing It's Wooden spoon Presentation
rOugL the degeucracy OF class politics, and-this was
uolef 10 Yates Gi.lOuOr-lOr Vanqulshlng Columbia at
football with the thermometer NJ zero Ihe virtues OF
b Class OF ~ Columbia celebrated IN terms or
te ftcst praise and the class not too modest To
indulge cheers for IT, own glory me aaeuDiaSt on
fb erus sang Iuteger Vitae" ana gave tnrte cheers
and tne apbabctical "tiger" COLUMBIA, for the
Speakers the ladies present aud the ladies' WHO NOnlh
have been present II the NeatIcl la s -. - "a tirGa
while tne Daud played selections from 'D4Iohe-oiI
the guests prOIueuadCd on the campus or Waiuefeu
through the halls OF the college anu the rclOOi OF
Minfs tHe cassrOOms scieDtlnc cOutclOhs ana library
beug opeued for Inspection, and iuaIy filed 10 over
flowing the hall Of the Drawing Academy III the ScnOO
oil Mines where there was and dancing under the
difficulties OF very crowded Dut sci9 uaPpt
which sought amends tor limited dancing In increased
social mcrriment
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
OHIO HAS TOO FEW OFFICES.
lBY rLLEGRApH TO THE rRmUNz.1

lp4 A|i-I"'"'" ~ III" i"'""''.'l
WASHINGTON, June THE general impress
sion that On) has had much than heI fair proper
ton in various branches OF the services has led to par
al examination into The matter. In the state Depart
rnent here there II single clerk, eInpoyG, or
laborer appointed from Ohio. In the entire con-
sular and diplomatic service at tie Op ming OF this
Administration Ohio had appointments and Ncw-YOfk
3s In The office The Secretary Of the Navy, Ohio has
l owestciass clerk, while Pennsylvania las l3. OF
Assistant Surgeons the army in service, Ohio has
. Pennsylvania 30 ana New-Y0rk p. In the Quarter
masters Department, OHIO has H. and New-ioh -.
In the Pay Depart uent Of the army, Ohio mas :, New
York % and Penn,ylyan II. Among the Engineers Of
thc Navy Ohio 8, New-Yorl, G2 and Pennsylvania 81.
The true relation which these states should sustain to
each other such division cf the spos Is claimed by
tho.e who suppose Ohio too much 20 be on the basis
or their representation in Congress, which is, Ohc 20
PENNSYLVANIA q, and New-Y0rk SO.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
a CIVIL SERVICE REFORM GROwL ABOUT coll
LECTOR ARTHUR.
rr. rho Eos ruaT

Mr.. Arthur has been in office more than five
years and t be said That tine system was too
strong him. and that he found tie abuses Jurishng
when he appointed IL cannot be SAID that during al
these those who have been ahorng for tneir
abolition aud seeking to call public attention To- them,
have ever, in the TOSS and shamciess days OF
Jayne AID the mOiety men," received from
him word O eucOuiH cement or support OF the sys
TEN word Oi opposition or exposure. lhat ah octf
in his position IL by rOworess h3s been wen
Illustrated by the example o. Mr. james, the postmaster
He TOO Lga lad to cUnfeud Win tine influence whith
have made the CustunlOuae national feprcaci Dut ne
did so them. He carried out such reforms
Pc could without waiting for commission of inquiry,
ana whom the Grant AdmnistIato came 10 an ehd IL
WAS found tnat his Department LETT nOlnihs
these circumstances 0"e GaGs tue carrying eht
civil service ia the Ca.tOu-hOuse committed
b. vague le ter half oydr, If advice 10 the pegsCu
responsible for the abuses ant most prominently
identified with tEem, and whO mas passed BIS "hoo
official hle either III Ou.ylg ~ them OF shutting Ms
cyes them. ana wO has Onnt the ola system snu nun
perfectly or, least 20 be perfectly conntDe WIN
placid Of Office, VINO i. in short, himself prt
Of tie tlug 10 le reI3rmai we naturally ak "'eM-tr
the President really expects - face his successor
WITH preoedents and eXpedIents Of this sort
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
OWL SERVICE CHANGES.
PROMOTIONS OF WORTHY OFFICEgs-EEMOvAL or
UNDESERyISG SOLDIERS - GOSSIP ABOUT TIE



WAsmNGTOS, June THE President ap-
pointed H. D. Hlzen Of Pennsylvania to-day De Third
tsyi iut Postmaster General vice Z. " Barber OF Mich
an resigned take effect June 80 the close Of the s
cal year. Gen. BARRIERS resignation wholly vOluu-
tay being caused only by desire 10 attend 70 his per-
sona interests in Michigan. He has held his position
under five successive POstmas-erG Mr. Hazen
has been in the department since 1861, and chief
Of the stamp Div for the past three years. His
appointment Us made by the President q ciyil service
promotion, the rccOmm endaton OF Gen. Barber Mr..
Tyuer and PostmasterG ensral Key. II Is understood
that the position vacated by Mr. Uazen will be rendered
10 J. NJ DAVIS late OF the division, but chief
clerk OF the Government Printing Office. Civil service
principles are notably exemphhed in the promotion OF
sir Hazen Mr. Hazen has been chief OF the Stamp Di-
vision and as such was Mr. Barbers principal assistant
It is credtable TO Nj Key that the first important
pOntment De has had 10 make in his department is flied
by the promotion Of the competent subordinate OF
the retiring officer, instead Of by calling in politician
uls5illcd in the duties Of The Office
There are two sides to the stories about the removal OF
disabled soldiers from positions in tho Treasury Depart
ment A OF this class have recently been
moved but IN every sufficient cause
has existed. sometimes happens that man
with very good record makes very
poor clerk and cannot be kept in Office without
making his military service continual excuse for In
efficiency and perhaps intempersnce. Assistant secre
have been turned out Of the department the reasons for
their dismissal were too serious to be overlooked
There no semi-ofncial announcements respecting
diplomatic appointments, but there are many and
interesting rumOrs. The current talk OF Washington
has lately revived the OF Hamilton Fish in connee
tion with the English mission. 1t is asserted the au
thoriy OF intimate friend OF the President that this
mission was offered 70 George william Curtis short
time ago and declined by him. On the same authority
rests the report that important European mission,
probably that Vienna, recently rendered James
Russell Lowell, and that he did not accept IL; aud
further that another diplomatic post was offered 10
Wayne Maeveagh shortly after bis return NewOr-
leans, and that he also declined
All reports OF the contemplated substitution Of any
body else for Ex-Governor Noyes as Minister 10 France
are believed 10 be without foundation The ambition OF
Gen. Banks, whose name has been recently connected
with the French mission, lies in another direction He
desires to 20 Russia and the fact that he is here In
consultation with the Secretary OF State leads 10 the
belief that hs will be rendered the mission TO st.
Petersburg Gen. Banks was asked to-day II he would
be willing TO leave the House and take foreign appoint
ment he replied that he was somewhat weary OF Con-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
Thc Orien a. War!



PRINTED THIS MORNING.
Contains Map showing the position Of the lus.izn
and Turkish the Danube. tho latest Of
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serial stories, correspondence, poetry etc The follow
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LONDON AMUsEMENTs-Mas.c as.cal and Dramatic AE4lrs
described BY @. VS..
DANGERS TO THE ADMGNIsTRATION-So eonpro-
misses with polcans-A lull in The popular approval.
AMERICAN ARr-Why there should be Academy
MORE RING sETTLEAfENTS-sweenyp pays 100000
Tweed to restore ~ OO00OO
Besides these there are Suicides an unces brutal treat
ment good counsel lrom q slicidel A MA Plague
GUSTS Home Bnntnesa the usual chas
with corcsponoents Young FoksThi Peacock sar.
prise Party papas Letter ruzzio and TW TRlE,SE "a:
Personals Educational Political and General Noes Ihs
Illinois Tornado, sc.
Agrculturists will End "The Care Of Young
Chickens" Uulzus corrup,igo Waste" Potato Bues'
and additional discussion on the that may
pensed with iarIas Testing MIX; G.eanings from Coe-
porares, etc.
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Al Notices NJ Marriages must be iHdorsed SsiA fsH
sGas Gad address.
Did


ArLFN-At his re.ilence Paterson, n j. on wednesday
~ une . is7 = sanige! O. NJ All D; a ss lSth yer ,,
TIE nuers rom 5r th hoase eornr of &ilitst saf srse
L4nlayc. oa frday Jahe , n lS9 p n- IRAN caves
Newecsey Midland Railroad Hsrk.t-st. s,atiOn.
son. Carriages viii be IN "tltins AZ the depot
Norwich, Conn, paDers please copy
ARBUCRLE-At residence her brother nlaw. Rev.
Penn June Eliza Aien daughter OF Bethia D AL tAs
Funeral servces a. Blooming Grove Church orange CO..
y. T., on Friday moruin7 Jane z at Il O'Clock
BANGE-At Napanock, Ulster County, NewYork. Tues
day eyeainE June D. 1871 Frederic banse Ia the o1th
Funeral 1t SIpanock Friday June 10 ocloek
BROWNELI-At Saratoga springs Juae g. OF apOplexy. Dr.
Charles A Browne formerly Of Troy Ia the 4s. oi
Funeral az Saratoga
BUssING At East Chester. n Y, June T. George II Bus
Rsiays. tFsnds Of the family respectfully Invited
attend the IN ef az MS ate residence on sunday, hr lOb
at wocia~n' Station On to arrival Of the $50 train f
COONIsrae Co OF theiate David ami Harriet Coon. In
Fr ends OF The family ara invited 70 attend his funeral
o. tlls{ Jnn9 Al e1cs u be tiIs, Bsp,.si ~
pm.
HoRYEIn PreoElyn, welne,i3y Jgne 8. George Angus
r.y T. thaFc6 b. S cr%oa %shSS vi
ayes, BrooNiyu.
HULL-At sing sing June :. Edvard II. Han 49,.
Funeral VIII take p zee iiom MS iae residence on Maurice
respectfully Invited to attend "ithoul further
LowTHER-on THURSDAY morning June after lingering
The rOanvts friends tot attend bIs funeral
aie residence No % West Twenty thir sL.
London Engla-o Philadelphia. PENN papers please
copy.
PHILLIPsOn Thursday morning Jupe Z, after three
Illness EhzlIeth beioyei wife of Morris Phillips
the }sd year o. her
TIE frsnis :imy respectfully invited 10 attend
the fane Which VII take plce from her late rosi .ncs
139 East Ihrtetn st, tbs (ttcaJ morning. at ga o'clock
No flowers
PURDY- Ia Brooklyn, Wednesday, June g. Sarah widow
Of Richard T. pIrIy. ln che IIfh year ~ her
Relatives ireads invited % attend her funeral
saturday arh I., a. D. f.u ile r. dence 81 her
sonn law, Charles kustOr, No 223 McDonoughst, Erook
lyn.
REYEOLDs-In ti.s city on tho 6h inst. Of pneumonia
Abraham z. Reynolds. aged 8.
Relatives iriends respectfully invited n attend
the funsra ChnIch Of ASCENSION FRIDAY, June ),
St3 D. m.
RICH-In Brooklyn wednesday. jh inst, Thomas w.
eldest ll-0uJra l.1h tle iS4 Of his age
The friends Of family respectfully
nyed attend she funeral 40 ls late residence,
l65 ElO. .t-pisc, kroekl1 4itty IN lnst N O'Clock
D. without further notice Friends are desired 10 omit
flowers.
sALTU s-At Norrs0wn " J., Wednesday the 9Th inst
Nicholas Satus Brooklyn, y. u, IN the 42d year OF hs
Tie friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
from ts rs presi tariau Church II BrgOglyn, Henry
Clark saturday, the 0th inst at O'Clock