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PENNsYLvANIA RAlLHoAD.
AND uNIrED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AID ANli ~ STATES VI JAIL ROUTE.
ON ami alter April -. lS1S
Irans leave NrW York, via Dcsbrosses and CortlAndt
str Ferries M follows;
ENiress II hursh Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
VIZ Pullman fal"ce Cars attached. . A NJ. Sand 5 ~
For Wiiansport Lock Haven Cory. and Erie atsao
I VI, connecting Mt Cory for nusyihe Petroleum
Centre and the on Regons Wliamsport aud Lock
B4iumorey Wa-hneton, and the south. LIMITED wash.
lshu kArrrss OF Pullman Pnrlnr Cars daily. except
sunday. $50 4. NJ arrive WASHINGTON I ~ T. VI
N59lW n s2o A. NJ, |, $50 ami NJ. sunday 80
EAme-, io- philadelphia 71o = 20 . $50 Limited II
\ e. !, D, Il, q 80 T. 7Ai 80 AMI T. NJ. sunday,
coud class, =
Boar. ol Bforkiyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at dorsey city, anorlIns speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyu travel
FIR trains to NewrS. Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton,
IWutun Perth Amhoy. Flcm nstnn. Hrlvilrrr. ami
ulArr points ~lr lnru schedule, At all Ticket ON
Trans arrive FROM Pittsburgh. 80. 40 80 AN, ln2l T.
dHi lu.ll a. NJ, $500 +. Vi dairy. except MONDAY,
From Washington ami baltimore. Is 1u. Niu a. NJ, 40
5In. ltlu 1. NJ sunltN, 900. HilA NJ From Pmla
drlrhlL a.. 1l $40. 1910, ln.il II 80 \. NJ, ~
TO- atla. e. Nl. $40 iu.lu. ~ -uI VI sunday, %,
so. H4l. -. ~. II nn \ VI N 90. ln2oF
Ticket Offices. h26 Hnd ui4 Broadway, Aston House,
AMI toni 40 Dc-hrossos amt Curtlhnit SIS Court It
ami Brooklyn Annex Depot loot o Fulton st. Brooklyn
III llh and lls Hudson st, nhokcu, Depot, Jersey
1tN Em,7rint Ticket Office, Battery place.,
FRANZ THOMSON. |. T. FARMER,
General Manager Geu'i Passenger AGENT
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TRYING 40 sTIFLE TAE TRUTH.
Hayes Closing the Mouths or Those Who
Helped Him steAl the Presidency.

WASHINGTON, May Tho Fraudulent
Administration is determined to shut the
mouth OF every election officer in Florida who
has not confessed. James Bell was an election
officer Of one Of the precincts of Jefferson coun-
BY. He made verbal confession TO Samuel b.
McLin, wherein he admitted that 100 votes
were added to the Republican side. This con-
fosslon WIS made by Bill just after he had been
turned out o, the Interior Department. because
b. WAS an inrOWprtent or something worse.
Within fivr days after NcLin's confession WINS
male public. S'hurg. the great civil service
.he Interior. appointed j II q clerk IN the Land
Oniee. Taylor. VINO wis another "l""tion officer
of the same pc mt whore the fraud ." which
Bell was party WAS committed, has within n
lew days been appointed To- good Federal Of
h's. and Sammis. n negro. who knew some
mas also been rewarded. Boil had heretofore
made known MS secrets. and for a time was q
psnsioner on the public service. hut TAYLOR and
saums were. until NcLin's confession leaked
out. considered too unimportant 10 be- tkcn
care OF. Their importance WIS manifested Ms
soon as the election officers ia Fiorida began to
trll Whit they knew about the late election in
that state.
md. ingularly enough. Packard OF Louisiana
n~ver got any sort OF consid GRAFTON al the hands
Of Returning Board Hayes until the bottom
dropped out OF / oriln and stray paragraphs
began TO Appnar IN ;he newspapers 10 the effect
that somebody in Louisiana would soon he
heard IRON Th.n Packard was made Consul
b Liverpool. 10 best consulate in his frhudu-
lency's gin. t. nuke "a vacancy for this APP
tiris. and made Consul General, and \. T. \.
Jorbrrt is recalled. And tais II don" Ia viou-
non of the Fraudulent Secretary OF States oft.
repeated declaration about civil service reform.
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MusiitaI.
ttturts.

CARA u. CHASE, A. NJ. VI. n, Physiological and
> seNolol zeal Lectures 80 West i st Every wcdnes
day afternoon to ladies at 81, gentlemen at g. Admis
siJn iOc
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT With
ABSOLUTE SAFETY


on AND AFTER APRIL ~ 1878
Express Trans cAve New YORK, via Desbrosses and
Cortandt sts Ferries. ls follows.
73l = 10 .. M3l lmited II Nj, T. :. q, $50, / 73O
oHl, ami OP VI. sundays, . A. NJ, .. g. $50. T. 7.3O
$50, ana . l. W. Boats oi BROOKLYN Annex - connect
with all through trains at Jersey city, arordns a
speedy amt llftct transfer tor BrouhlNn travel
Rctnrnn- trnus cav FnaurphiA 3. ~ 3S1. :, 100 y
e.ht Hud u NJ. l4miul Express 80 4. NJ }. 2. I,
~. $50, Z =, 30 A NJ 1, 81 r NJ aud l2midnght
Ticket OhCes 526 aud eA Broadway Aston House,
and loot OF pesbrosses and Cortandt SITS Court ST.
Brooklyn; ia no and lls Hudson St, Hoboken; Depot
Jersey lty Emgrant Ticket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. L. Y. FARMER
GeneIAl AanAgar, General PASSENGER AganA
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tor salt anO 10 Sci.
OFFICES TO LET-in second story sun building.
" front ani rear well lighted ami steam heated. Ap
~ at sun Publication once. Nassau and Frank ort 81
VNO LET. IN good order. bakery; rooms to live in.
large bake house. good oven. and rooms up stairs
~, IO1 hast l2th It, near III aN.
rINO LEr-Corncr store, ~ Goerck st also, stables
Il and stalls. ~ GocTck st Inquire OF GEORGE HAN
son. 81 Gocrck u
@nl WARRINGTON ST. nice rooms marble
a mnnfles kitchen oicioth. so. back rooms 81
~ West ian st. hoor back rooms s. and 81
tnstrutlon.
90 RITING-Monthly, bookkeeping. arithme.
Do tie correspondence, spelling, - each quarterly.
ftne's College. ~ Bowery, branch college, 9O7 Broad
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READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED I

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and energy experienced In former years. Do any
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and who, from false modc.y neglect prolong their
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means OF rrstoratinnf PlLNERMACHERS ELECTRIC
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Autilon nOtuss.

GEORGE j. SMITH. Auctioneer II Chambers
~ Mo ta-t sale --NN virtue az foreclosure 81 4
chLrl mortgage viii eNpos' tor sale ~ public venduc
"Wednesday, the -th day 81 May ISIS al l"Ss o'clock
the forenoon, go Grand IT. the fixtures and
tents Of a lagcr.becr saloon. JOHN Il. QUINCY.
Attorney Tor MORTGAGE.
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NERVOUS ExHArsTuoN.-A IN

NERVOUS EXHAUsTION.-A medical ESSAY.
~ prism. -enes o lecture, delivered At kain's
Museum omy. the and cure Ut premature
decne showing nd>putahly how lost health may lie re-
gained. aurlus clear synopsis Of imedine nts To- mar
and the treatment OF nervous and PHI sical deb
~ being the esult ~ experience BY mail Doc
currency postage stamps Address secretary kahns
Museum 6>s Broadway. New York.
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miscellaneous.

COKE FOR SALE at reduced prices in quantities
~ 10 suit purchases b., bushc or chairon, delivered
boats ~ the premises OF owner or any part OF
O'Clock Z NJ. daily.
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pO>I UFFitE NOTiCEr.Thss ,9reisn lnaiIs 70.
III office Tue ,ay. at A. NJ, tor Europe by steamship
y yada Queensowu Nedn"s daN, nj A. NJ. Tor
La ore hV strifnshlp Ahvssiua. Queenstown Cur-
roudence Tor France To be forwarded by this steamer
must be- specially addressed. and At A NJ. tor
lrnnce direct by steamship 81 Laurent via HaNrri On
Thu~~iav. ~ A. VI tor Great Britain and Ireland by
Steamship Civ uf Brussels. Queenstown slond
eucr nr germany amt the continent To bee forwarded by
tfl, steamer be specially addrc AMI NJ u "
mr Eu ore, by steamship Pom'rHnla, via Plymouth
Chcrhour- HAMBURG. on saturday at $50 A NJ. Tor
turoit. hN steamship Gcrmanc wa Queenstown GORE
souicuc, Tor GERMANY ami scotland ~ h, forwarded by
ts must be- specially Addressed and at $50
A VI. tor Scotland diIrct by steamship Devonin Via
Glasgow: amt at u ~ A. VI Tor Europe by steamship
Wcser. VIA Soutnamntnn and Bremen. The steamships
Nevada Ays-iniA and &c -manic dc not take mails tor
Denmark. Sweden and Norway. The mails Tor Aspin
wall and south pacinc ports leave New York Mayo The
mai tor the West Indies. via Bermuda and St Thomas
leave New YORK MAY - The mails for Nassau. \ .
leave Sow York Ma, u. The mails tor China and Japan
leave san Francisco May Is
fosT OFFICE, NEw NoRK Nav I. 1873
fHOS l. JAMES Postmaster
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PULVERMACHER GkLVkAlC co.,

eJ- Avoid bogus Belts, Bands. AMI Appliances claiming
electric qualities Our Pamphlet explains how TO disin
gui-h the genuine from fhe nriurs.
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NEW COUNTERFEITS.

Another countcrfeit has madc It's appearance among
the cmgrans At Castle Garden, aud this time the bill
Is OF the denomination OF 81 appears that young
GIRL named Auguste sonnenburg, who arrived In Tho
steamship Pommerania on June IL, and whose des-
unation was Cory Pa. whore her parents reside,
bearded In Hamburg win Meyer * "a. Tor two day 3
previous to her departure Tor this country. Her
guardian, A. Mcyeb, Of stargsrdt, Pommeranta. seut
1U0 MARKS to the hoie keeper tor her use When she
was leaving, Meyer, alter dedacting tue board bill,
gave her, she says, baiancc OF $40
IN American currency, but forgot to furnish
her written receipt. This money consisted OF Two
nve-doliar bills, Tour two-ioar bills and one
dollar bill Alter her arrival ut Castle Garden sho
went 10 a boarding house IN Greenwich street, aud
when she wanted TO pay her board sue was Informed
that the Jour twodollar bills werc unteret. Her
testimony, comprising tue above facts, was taken
yesterday by superintendent Jackson, who will en-
deavor to force Meyer Co 10 make restitution Two
OF tue counterfeit bills are marked 1856 July l. 1885,
81 Nicholas National Bank, New York; the third Is
marked 49,, July l. 1860, ST. Nicholas National Bank
New York, and the fourth IS marked g071, August
10. 1865, Wos,cncs,cr County National Bank, Pecks-
ktil
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The suspension OF Ash Brothers, manufacturers Of
clothing at No. 81 Murray street and At San Fran
CISCO Cal, is reported. The liabilities amount to
about $l6O 900, OF which $50 900 Is due New York
city and the balance In San Francisco Thoy manu-
factursd goods here and sold them the West Yes
terday the Sheriff TOOK possession OF the New York
store on two attach menis obtained by Hshlo Slcg-
litz Tor S., PSI IL, and Seth Hunt Co., S4917 a.
The stock seized worth about ST. 000 ami there Is
considerable material In the hands OF The work men,
A despatch received IRON San Francisco yesrsr-
day cce stating that satisfactory
were being made there Tor settlement Tue III IN Is
com pos d OF Leo and jacob ASH VINO succeeded the
nrm o. = Amnanues 10, On 'uns -, ls.A oo,a
was stated yesterday lhat they do not conte plate
making assignment, nearly all the IN
Sau Francisco and Of stock open accounts
Courad Boiler, manufacturer OF furaiIurc, isie at
No. 2lS West Twcnty-tnird street, has been adj udi-
Gated involuntary bankrupt on the petition OF ten
creditors and the case has been referred 10 Register
Allen. The claims OF the peliion,ng creditors ag-
gregate $45. 242 25, and are as ioilows-Janics II.
r. Austin, $l,ul3 It; j. N. Karscn, $1,000; John
Reppe, $974 ~ Jennings Brown, s., 100; Alsxan-
der L. Compton, $500; N. h. ln.crsoI, Sl,I53 81 !;
Michael Arnhcim, s., 200, AMI Benjamin L. Watson
$1,000
ster, ONO 723 Greenwich street. WAS held yesterday
at the Office OF Register Little. Schedules we're pre-
sented showing liabilities amounting 10 about
$3.50 Two Claims were proved. BY F,,hian Clark
Plat WAS elected assignee III bankruptcy.
Tho creditors OF David 7. Kennedy. builder, at No
5s4 Third avenue, met yesterday ut the Office Of
Register Dayton. Tho schedules showed liabilities
amounting 10 <54J 900, and three claims were proved
rs fo.iows:-lImothy d. Porter, $4,000: Theodore
". Dwight, s5,7cg 10, and Thomas J. Dunkin. Jr,
$400 Thomas j. Dunkin was elected assig nec
The schedules In the matter OF the assignment OF
Martin Scnutx to Jacob Frye were yesterday flied In
At So To- nominal assets at 49, 975 and assets
Al s., S55 90.
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CHAT BY THE WAY.

lfyou do right you aud your soul ST down TO-
Rethcr and each viii feel happy the society OF the
other; but u you do wrong then when your soul
and you alone together soul feels that is 10
bad company, aud tells you so
IL Is perfectly easy TO become infatuated with
yourself that you labor under the douson that every
thing belongs TO YOU which you can put your hands
on. The tact that other people dlncr IRON you Ia
ppiuion Is what hail the lrouDie In your lite
How much may be conveyed by nod a shrus Of
tho shouidersi You can hurt msn's character
sometimes as much by not saying ything Tor nan
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MARRIED.

CouRrSKy-MuLLIGAS.-U Monday. tho 10th inst,
at ST. James Church, Brooklyn. by rev i. n.
OHarc, JonS J. COURTNEY TO LiLLIE J. hULLiGAS, all
oil Brooklyn No cards.
Railway Is. papers please copy.
EDwAKDs-SrkARNs.--Un Wednesday. June IL, at
st. Jonns Church, Eizsoetn, N j., by the Rev. Mr..
Lsngord. GKogGE BARRIER EDWARDS to MATILDA,
daue hter Of the late JVnn o. Stean, all OF Elzibcih
1oKMAN-PorrtR. Tuesday, June ii. ~ Wash
ingtou square Methodist Episcopal Church, by the
Rev. James r. Bryan, VIZ JAMks >. GoKhAx, OF Bait
more, ana MAnik A. POTTER, OF this city.
GorTBoLD-WoLF -Un Wednesday, June IL, al the
Temple, Wellington, ID. T., ny the Rev Df. stern,
FREDERick GorTnoLD, OF this city, FLoRgScE,
daughter oil simon Wolf, Esq, Of Washington, u. Y. I
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A "MURDERED" MAN ALIVE.

The Philadelphia Record says that letter was some
time ago received by the German Ambassador ~
Washington iron Berlin, Prussia, postmarKcd "Fort
Lincoln, Dakota Territory, Dec. 1877, I" and purport
ing TO DO signed by Max Hoohne, whose alleged
murderer. WahicD, recently committed suicide in
Jail The letter has gwen risc says the Record TO
a suspicion that the body found at Elm Station was
not that OF Max Hugo Hochnc, and that he had gone
West, ne stated Was HIS intention In u letter
father some time previous 10 his mysterious disap-
pearunce.
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TRINITY SUNDAY.

The return Of ths day Ia the Churcns calendar vii.
bring to the minds OF many believers the consdcra-
OF the proofs Of the doctrine OF tho TRINITY For
however other portions OF the isth Of the Church
may DO thrust aside, organization which processes
10 call itself orthodox hope TO ignore this
doctrine There is however, passion Tor denial Of
this article OF faith abroad the Church, and "ib.
erai school 10 growing up within the orthodox ranks
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGsp.

PoLLAcK--PoLLocK. MIR HKRxASS PoLLAcK TO Miss
SARAH POLLOCK No cards
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -CHARLRs W. wALDxAS to
Miss JULIA scuERIcK, both OF this city. No ongda
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THE COOPER MARSHALL CASE.


The Cooper Marshall case before ex-Judge Barbour
as referee, wherein Mrs. Ruth Cooper claims dover
widow OF the late John II. Marshall was continued
yesterday Mrs. Cooper, her sister, Mrs. Pitcher and
her brother Mr. West, witness IN the divorce case,
were present Mr.. Caldwell, who was attorney Tor
Mrs. Cooper when she obtained her divorce from
Isaac +. Cooper was again put on The stand
The defendants sought to show that tho witness had
entered upon the present suit against the Marshall
estate behalf Of Mrs. Cooper with tho
that Others OF the counsel 70 share in the
proceeds oil the suit il successful. He lMr. Caldwe
testified that no had q contract in writing to that
effect, ard that Mrs. Cooper had duplicate OF The
document; also that Judge Fullerton was 10 have q
share IN the proceeds Of the SUIT against the estate
Then the counsel asked TO the Contract The wit
did not know where II was. Mr. scri6ner, coun.
sci tor the defence, asked " Judge Fullerton had
carried the document away with him 70 Europe, and
req uested that MIS-. Cooper Mr. Caldwell produce
the contract or copy Of II ut the next hearing Inc
referee sustained the request.
Mr. William Il. Milne, oil No. 232 West Forty third
street, the next witness. He SAID ne Knew
Soops,, ol ne nIu e sssn sa ni a. Mrs.
Coopers house in Twenty fourth street; had seen
CALDWELL serve the decree Cooper N Broadway, IN
front oil tho Aston House, April ~, 1870 On MS cross
examination the witness snid he had formerly been
clerk IN CaidweiPs employ, but had LEFT him three
years ago; since then he hud a theatre ticket
speculator to his knowledge Caldwell had been IN
terasted IN but five SIX divorce casos.
Jonn IL Wilson, AN auctIOneer, OF Passatc, N. j..
who nad occupied an office Adjoining Cadweli's test
lied that he had met Cooper ana his brother in-iaw.
Mr.. West, in Fulton Market; whiie they were walk
ing over to No. lO2 Broadway the witness heard
Cooper ask West togo with him and sligo an AFFIDAVIT
that would got HIM out OF woman scrape;" Cooper
adued that ne mover wanted 10 see another woman; ;
II West would sign The document he Cooper would
give him q good s.stake :" Wost asked Coo per what
no going TO make out OF Il; Cooper replied that
ne all right; at that time Cooper said he was
going 10 Scribners Office. On MS cross sxami-
nation the witness admitted that ho had offered
to bet nat that Caldwell would win
the against the Marshall estate. An attempt
10 show that the witness had be. sArtered
by Marshall but after long discussion between the
counsel the referee said that the bet twhcn not
accepted) would not affect tho witness' crediuity.
The counsel for defence agreed 10 produce Cooper Tor
Identification. The defence opposed an adjournment
Of the hearing but Mr. Ten l.. ok said that he knew
very little about the case, and Judge Fullerton his
associate counsel Tor the deieace, was his way
home from Europe TO attend the case. Mrs.
Cooper's sister, q witness, said she III, q
further hearing was postponed until Monday, at ten
o'clock.
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OF Detroit Mich will spend the whole or large part
OF their vacation on the Pacific coast they are now
Il San francisco
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THE COURTS.

In the case OF John KuneIly who Claims to DO
cousin OF William A. Knnelly who with his brother
Edward Kinnely, ran away from Amhcrsiburg. Can
ada, some dfty years ago, TO this city and
amassed fortune OF some 5000 900 and in his will
LETT $4,000 TO his brother Edward, II he could be
found or his family, the full facts OF which have al
ready been published, Judge Lawrence yesterday or
dered reference TO ex-Ju Bosworth. The wall IN
suit by the executors, will be remembered.
was adjudged VOID, and the money IN question paid
into the State Treasury awaiting proper claimant.
which claimant Jonn hinncliy alleges he Is, ana ior
that reason mas Instituted the present proceedings
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before
Judge Lawrence. Mr. Alfred Stecklef made motion
10 reduce the bail IN the case Of Jacob Gumbel woo
committed by Judge smith q charge Of bur
Rlary in default oil 81 700 bail After bearing Assis-
tant District Attorney Leary 10 opposition Judge
Lawrence granted tho motion and reduced the ball TO
$1,000
On application OF Msssrs Howe Il Humme Judge
Lawrence In Supreme Court, Chambers. yester-
Day awarded the custody OF the child named Melville
Bingham Morse to Mrs Charlotte Slingerland, who
WIS appointed Its guardian
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COUNTY CluRTS

The June term Of the County Court and Court OF
Sessions Tor Westminster county will Commence at
The Court House, White Plains, tomorrow.
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members OF ST. James Roman Catuolic NJ L. o. socl.
ETY. respectfully invited TO altend the funeral,
Monday, Juno IL, al Two O'Clock, IRON his late resi-
aence. I35 Madison ST.
QUINN June 15, at No 6S Clinton e., Hoboken,
N. j., MICHAEL QUINN.
Relatives aud trends are requested to attend the
funeral, Oh Monuay, June II. at nino O'Clock.
RiCnsHoFFKE.-Un saturday, June Ii, FRHDRRrc A.
RrrHsHoFrER, IA the 5slh year OF hts age
Funeral services ut his late resldsnce, No. 1872 East
1ltn 81, on Monday, Al eievcn A. N. rhe friends Of
the family are invited TO attend.
RrAx.-On Saturday, June Is. TKRRKScs RYAN,
aseu 81 years.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the
deuce, 432 West 11,h ST.
sAmsrIsLp.--on Friday, juno II. ELLEN sARsprKLD,
the beloved vile OF Patrick Sarsneld, native Of Cover
county Glare. ireland, aged so years.
Relatives and friends are requested to attend tho
funeral; this SUNDAY, IRON her residence, Eas. New
snILLanEs lii Brooxiyn, on Friday, juno IA. Jos,x
X, only enid Of Captain Joseph r. and Joanie Heath
Shlaber, IN the San year VI his age.
Priva,e funeral IRON No % Clinton av.. on Sunday
~ two O'Clock.
Portsmouth, IN. NJ and Boston ass) papers p,esss
skipMoRs Friday, June a. EDWIN sKrpmoRx. aaed
Lodge, No ass. and Park Lodge, No. 5l0, y. and A.
NJ. are respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from ms late res'dsnee. $50 Wsss s2d 81, on Sunday
srour-oa FRIDAY, June IA, 1878, GKoaeH s. srour,
Funeral q, the residence Of his parents No 2s5 wes,
Ion ST., on Monday next ten O'Clock A. N.
IorrKs--At Colo sprina. New YORK. lsth lust.
Lieutenant EDWARD IL IorrEs First Artillery, United
Funeral .. Washington. D. c., Monday, 17,n
THASkk-suddenly, ia san Antonio, Texas, June
IA, JAMES TRAINER, formerly OF New York, agea ~
years.
WALSH On Friday, June Ia, Mrs wIsvarp wAlsa.
rchct OF Patrick walsh, native Of Queens county Ire
Relatives aud friends or the family arc rcspcc,u,,v
Invited 10 attend tho funeral, IRON her late
1s Carmine 81, on sunday, June 10, a. two O'Clock
L. n.