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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-06

WILL the Chicago Journal please in
form aus where Nevada Territory
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-06

An old colored lady has over $4,000
in the Manhattan bank.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-06

THERE was another massacre yester-
day of presidential aspirants.
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AT OGDEN
with Utah Southern II. II. for saltI.ake city.
At PROMONTORY

win Central Pacific Railroad for crament
san Francisco and the principal cities IN
California, Nevada and Idaho.
hs-First class hotels and eating houses at
convenient points along the line.
= -Puilman' Palace and Sleeping Cars ac-
company all trains.
For through rates on freight to the Black
HIS, Montana and other points, apply to II.
l.. kimball O.. +. A.. Omaha.
Valley Route.
EP-v1NING, General Freight Agt.l
S.H. X. CLARK, General Sup't -
J. I. CLARk, Asst Gen. Sup't omaha
Il. Il kIstBf H.. Genl Ticket Agt. W
in. KELLER. Local Freight and Ticket
agent, Cheyenne.
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by It's great and thorough blcod,ppIifyine proper
ties, DIR. Picrce'a Golden Medical Discovery curcs
all mumor, from the worst scrofuln To n common
Riotch, Pimplc, or Eruption. Mrrcurinl disease,
Mineral Poisons, and their effects, are crndlcatcd,
and vigorous health and = SOUND constitution .sta,-
or Reugh skin, in short. all ,llseases catt 81 10y bad
blood, arc conquered by this powerful, Ttriiy iLg, ami
iuyigorating medicine.
Especially has 4 manifested rs poiencS III curing
letter, Rose 1faah, Boils, Carbnnclr-. aore Iycr,
Bcrofsious Sores and swellinrA, White swelling.
Goitre or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands
II you feel dull, drowsy. dcbilttntrt. have sallow
color Of skin, or ycllowish-hrown spots on face or
mouth, Internal heat or clills altrrnntc't will hot
bushes, low spirits, and gloomy forcbolingS irregular
appetite, and tongue coated. you are suffering ircmi
Torpid Liver, or ..nliou.ne:." In many cases %
experienced. AS. n remedy for all suGh cases, Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has na equal, as
it effects perfect and radical cures.
In the cure of bronchitis, Severe Coughs, and the
carly stages of Consumption. II has asTonishvi the
medical faculty, and eminent pllytieinns pronounce
II the greatest medical discovery OF the age. While
Il cures the seycrcst Coughs, II strengthens the systcni
and purincs the blood. Sold by druggists.
X. v. ZERO NJ. D.. proRTs Worlds Dispcnsary
and lnvaids' Hotel, buffalo, \. y.
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ANDRAssY may be ''solid" on his
occupation policy.
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BALTTMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD
is celebrated for its elegant coaches, SPLEEN
did hotels. grand and beautiful mountain and
valley scenery. and the many points of his
torical interest along Its line.
Fare will ALWAYS be rs LON as by any
other line.
without change between the principal Vest
ern and Eastern cities.
For through tickets baggage checks, move
ment of trains. sleeping car Recommendations.
etc, etc supply Mt ticket offices mt all princi-
pal points North. South. Fast, or West.
F.. X. DORSEY, L.. NJ. COLE W1I
ASST Gcn1 Ticket Ag'L Gen ] Ticket As't.
THOS. T. BARRY. THOS. I. SHARP,
Western Pass. Ag't. Master ofTransp'n.
fehl-wly
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(h DAY to Agents canvnssing for the
N. PRESIDE VISITOR. Terms and ont
w ut free. Address p. o. VICRERY.
Augusta. Me.
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AT CORiNN NE

with stages for Helena, Virginia city and ALI
points In Montana.
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.tSztT NOT QUEER

That people Will continue 10 pay exorbItant
printers bills in these HARD IIMEswhen
they can just as well prepare their own Circu-
lars, Price Lists, Letter Heads. and all kinds
OF business forms. drawings, etc, for a frnc-
ton of tho amount daily paid outs THos. A.
EDISON the Inventor of the PHONO-
n PHI which is now attracting the atten-
ton of the scientists through the civilized
world, conceived the idea of producing from
n single writing Any NU3IBER or M.
PLICA TED COPIES. and the Ingenious ap-
paratus called THE ELECTRIC PEN was
the result. This instrument Is universally
in all countries and several thous-
ands have already been sold in the UNITED
STA res. Canada, England, France, mi
and elsewhere. Any business man can see
the advantage OF producing circulars and ad-
vertisements In his own HAND WRITING.
knowing that they would then be READ.
while n PRINTED would be
thrown aside. SEM for descriptions and
samples Of work to GEO. IL. BLISS, li2 La
sale ST., chicago. nov5dlm
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New Advertisements
N sxSD ORGANS 81 IS E Esszs:

END OTtO7NtN0 y ItID.s.
-Nec and Sccond-haid Instruments OF grsf-ciass
makers. niLin ardyronted. aud at prices that
DEFY COMPETITION. for cash or install
nienh. AGEy7S VA NTED foi. va TIERS
SUPERIOR BELL ORGA NSdnd PIANOS,
Miefrdfed Catalogues Mailed. HORAcE
VA TIERS t. SONS. Manufacturer and Deal
ers, 10 East I'M ST. v. y. Also General -Apts.
hr ONTNGERS Celebrated ORGANS
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AT GREEN RIVER

with stages for the great s%weetwnier mining
district.
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or Fancy Curtfs. with name, IOc., plain or
~ gold. Agents outfit, l0c., $50 styles. Hull
[ u CO., Hud-on, N Y.
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Il Co.. Hud-on, NY.
Or Chrome Cards, Cupids. Notices. Flowers.
~ &c. No FRO alike, with name. Zoe. Nas-
sda turd Co., Nassau. ". j.
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PROVED AND ADMINISTERED.

During the past week the wills Of the following
named persons. deceased. we're proved IN the Kings
County surrogate's Court before Surrogate Abam Ii.
Daley
Sarah N. Doty, Cornelia L. Hyatt, Nicholas L.
Bruudage. Catnarine A. Brosnan, Jonn E. Csnnel
Margaret Jones, Margaret McCioskey ana Michael
Emanuel, all OF Brooklyn and Joseph ID. Alvord, OF
Bridgeport, Conn.
estates OF the fol.owing named deceased persons,
VIZ. -Margaret De \. Voorhees,, john Lynca. Eleanor
Manuken, Sarah Mnite, Emma V. barnes, Pierrs
even, Margaret VII Oh, Joseph Murphy, John Fried
nian, Michael Dewey, James Roberlso", Gesine
R-Der, De VIII Clinton Daniels ana Rock well NJ.
Lyon, all oil Brooklyn; Dominick Belotte, OF tue
town Of New Utrecni; MArghet sicnnuli. oil Hobo
kus, N. j. Mar IN Bates, OF Bath, Loag Island.
LISTERS Of guardianship OF ths pc sou and estate
oil Bridget Beiiotte were granted to Jopn +. Hogan
IN pace o. Joseph Kelly, deceased; OF AIaiinc De-
voy and Mary Dewey TO John Sberidan; "i Emma H.
Daniels ami ora Daniels, Lottie Z. Daniels aud DE
Witt &. Daniels TO " iiIiam Daniels; o John Fried
man, JON H. Friedman, August \. Fricam"n and
Caroline y. H. Friedman 10 Maria Anna Friedman,
all oi BrooHlyn.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Henry Bodai, nine years old, and two other boys Of
the same age were playing together the Gath OF Au
gust last IN the yard attached to the quor saloon
kept by john o'Neili at No 20 North Second street.
corner OF Second, Williamsburg. There was pile OF
bricks IN The yard ana the boys to build
play house, which fel Gown. The noise made by the
fall ncensed Jonn ON ell, aud he rushed out IN the
yard with heavy leather strap TO punish the boys
HIS own sou and Sprirgs got safely out
OF the yard, but Bodai 1t is charged was
teed with the strap, and then ONe
kicked him through tho gate TO the sidewalk.
bouai complained Of ths beating at aomc, Out his
parents thought uothing OF II, thinking he might
nave done something 10 deserve wnipDiDg Gu the
following day tie lad complained OF ais back,
paray SIS slowly set IA, ana despite the efforts OF Dr..
Malone ana Others he died at two Z. VI. yesterday.
ME John Boda. The father OF the boy III u applied
to Judge Enot Tor warrant for ONeis arrest,
whcn wa Rr'nted. When the Ollie, RS reached
ONsnPs house, however, NJ was gone, having p cKed
up and eli on hearing Of The lads death. Corouer
Nolan has taken tue mater in hand and thorough
Investigation viii be made.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

PERSON co.'s PETITION REFERRED TO REG
IMPORTANT DECISION.
The petition OF e. gar l.. Pisrson and Daniel p. Pier
SON. Jr, residing at Meluchio, N j., aud doug bust
ness In Sty under the firm OF Pierson Co.,
has been referred Register Dayton iurthsr
essaiy action IN Bankruptcy tue seized ules hsd show
total liabilities oil about 5000 1885, Of winch bat s2775
Is copartnershp account, the remainder being the
individual indebtedness OF Edgar L. Piersoa. His
debs were mostly contracted during tue years from
1866 20 1858, ana Tor which ne gave hts notes. The
two LARGEST Gains set down III the schedule for
money loaned during the period named are z.
Ii. Kitchen, Newark. n. j., 5000, ana j. Tcnenor,
Newark, sec OoO Included among he mer, handise
Claims enumerated are those o. II. b. Calm & Co.,
$50, 975 IS, J. NJ Davies L. Co., sl2 277 SO; Hunt,
Tilnugnast & Co., $il, 23g %; Aoer s,hy 4 Co.,
$40. 1856 U8; hoyt, Slrague Co., So 634 70; White.
Hvalu & Co.. $40, So 81; n Digges 20. 81 43s IS
Tayir n Rlcusras, x6473 10; Z. Bos,w,ck
Had 4 Co., 81, 3s2 10: o. T.. wooa Co, s. 7io 81
4. Is. Pead-, So, os2 Il; I. W. Lore 4 Co., So los 40
G &w sulzoAtser S4,U72 IS; flsk, CLARK Fiasg,
81 O30 Is; X Garduer Ca, k029 So Monuos,
Jones Co.. 1913 co. Central National Bank, 81 800;
a. d. nomp GU. So 100 Tue Indebtedness is ali uu.
secured "A there ere Assets except wearing ap-
pare. Tue JUNIOR partner has DO nd viaual iiabiles
A meeting oi tbe cIentors O. Josepn stIner, tea
merchant hsld yot rdpy at tue oice OF he rster
Llle for the purpose Of proving deu,s ,nd eIeetng
assignee "a bankruptcy schedules wcre suo-
united shrwins total ii'oi,iss oil about S33Isso, OF
which $240, 900 secured. iweB one cslnis were
nieu aggrcs aUou, SI4,0O0 ana upon vote osug
taken ,ne r. gster occ,afc4 Juscph Gillette elected
lhr 'ollowing: IA vrmey,r, h Eiaer. s6,37s 90; T.
q. Arnou A Co., 81 $40 "a A. Low ~ Bfotuer
Come, Bro. hers & Co., s. 60 y2: Bowie, Dash Co.,
s4,J35 o.; -mre Bro.nsrs s2,157 2S Mrs. Joseph
sune, ~, 500; Hannah sNDei, sJi,Vos 30.
AZ a meeting OF tbe crsaiiois o Aonry q. Ely, Oi
tue ! 10 hfm Oi Tolcf Ely held before REGISTER
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CONTINUATION OF TIE REFERENCE BEFORE
JUDGE BARBoUR-MRs. PITCHER ON THE
STAND.
The examination in the Cooper Marshall reference
case continued yesteIAay morning before ex-
Judge Barbour MIS- Henrietta Pitcher. vile oi
smith G. Pitcher, Of Long Branch, aud q sister OF
Mrs Cooper. Marshall was called to tho witness stand
and examined by Nj. Scribner, counsel tor the
Marshall family She told woiul stories Of the MIS-
cry and dIscord In Mrs. Coopsr's home. AT one time,
the winter OF 1912, Mrs. Cooper came 10 her AT
,ght with her children, having been driven
IRON home ny Cooper Sometimes witness had gone
10 Mrs. Cooper's and iound ner without food.
Al one lime Cooper offered TO make over TO mis- wife
ever, thing he possessed II sue would Withdraw the
proceedings IN the divorce suit
recess taken.
Al O'Clock all parties reappeared, and MIR.
Scrbuer continued the examination OF Mrs Pitcher.
Witness Said Coeper's aaunsries were the subject of
conversation between her and Mrs. Cooper GU the
might Of the 18th OF March, wnen MRS. Cooper came
to her after having lett her husband Mr.. Zen Eyck
gone into. Mr. insisted that the subject had
brought out before and he could cross.examine
asked OF opposing counsel after the uoes the stem
0grapner mad been read over. We'll, I've got 10,
now answered tue ether. amid general laughter.
Witness went on 10 describe tue couvers tnat
occurred when Mr. Caudweil served he papers 10 the
complaint IN Tue divorce SUIT on Mr.. Cooper. She
could recolIsct the conversation very defnitey,
anu AIR. Scrbner asked If her memory was good
bad. .'As u general thing eood,' she answered.
Cooper time had sia 10 ner, "Het, wish you
would talk 70 Run about this dvorce;' he wanted 20
get wife to 20 back 10 MIN; wtness refused 10 IN
lercede him. saying, "rhere IS no use you
promised right before ana nave Iailed; 81 hope
my right arm may drop from my side II ever touca
another drop OF rum or abuse Rutu sgaIn,' he
answered
Here OF Mr.. Narsnalrs brothers arose and told
the referee that he had seen witness and Mr.. Cad-
well max ng signs 10 each other, though the latter
were prompting her in her answers. Mr.. Cadw ell
SAID that was a talsehood
Mrs Ptc0er next spoke OF he time when she was
stOppIus hcr SISTERS, alter the application tor
divorce had been made Dy Mrs Cooper; she would
not g, away so iorg RS Cooper stayed tnere she
remained To protect her sister.
.You renamed there as a watch dog?" querled
Mr.. ocribncE
'.Not as a dog, II you please; that is an Insult"
witness answered.
This question was at once objected to, and the rel
cree sad 1t should Dc put IN form that MAS not IN
sulIing. Mr.. ScrIUner tnen modined MS question.
He continued 10 examine Mrs. Pncher n. some
length, developing NO new points He asked witness
why sue could remember SO clearly everything bad
alb ,uI Cooper favorable 10 her sister oil the
case forget everything on the other SIDE Witness
said size could not tell.
The then adjourned until Monday next at
eleven O'Clock.
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The BOOK Trade SALE.

Hail yesterday, was that OF q. Putnsm's sons Tue
attendance was not large on the preceding two
days, stnI the prices realized were excellent The
heaviest Duplicating was oil Brysnts poems IN Put
nam's books. Six hundred COPIES OF THIS authors
"rnanatopslsn aud "rhe F.ooo OF Years." hts
laet uoem we're sold. Among the other books
sold were 20 OF Edmund u'AmIcis' Constsntinople.
transates by Mrs Caroline fil,oo; 90 sc,s OF Put
MANS Series VI ara HabS books, 1870 john Habbcr
ton's stores, 800 OF W. Il. Aiuens shooting stars,
oi PerKlnsi Devil Pnzziers, 30 sets OF the Misses
Warmers novels, 200 oi tne oest Reading, 90 OF
q. -. Ffotbingu ms works, 2i5 sets vi snlngton
lfvtnss works. loo OF Bayrd fayor's works, 30 sos
OF Van LauD's wOIks.
J. ". Bouton numbered but 1lty.nvs lots In his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE ThNNEEEHS.
The following statement, showing 1De real estate
transactions recorded 10 the Registers odce ssptem
Der Il 1873, Is OBTAINED iron Augustus I. Docharty,
Deputy Register:-
Valentine ~. dots Nos. 80 aud 30 2ith ward ,o
Jssepn s'ey ana we 70 Aaron a., III,
semester aud wits to rniI pima schres Nom.
Marlin T. ay ' .Sa wife Of &a. s ssa'oCs Nom
5aa st.. s., $50 H. e. OF 10Th av. 5oxiUo5; Isaac
s,ons It y. 10 !, IL e. OF bosd ,ivx7s; Philip
w'.n '1ssu,r s S s:fa = rn ioo'o
Sobis aud wife to Mary Farrell 80. -. $4,000
Mary ariel ana husband g. .mes noble !: 10000
% av.. corner OF il2sh ST.. 2ox7o' Della Woodruff
Kim ;. 90. i76j; August Massey to Radoip6
ma n 0asii aea husband 70 ann. j. salas. =. 1900
r. ,silmsn to john a. altman .......,..... 1000
As sSs"s. St. KOS: 10 i is.e 6,sa% st. aaAoa Nom
4Ssn a.. $50 !, :. Of "" .y .orioo4 e. 5. sooo
wi,eu ~, v tso 5,9 Michael sibersteln and oo
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Day, John and wife, 20 tins sowey savings Bank. oo
Donohue, Michael ana wife. to Pauline sili. n s. Of
rsrrs Mary 81 ass husband TO- stephen merrb.w
and another executors, &cJ,s .. oil 46th ST.. 100,
Gassord amss snd wife. to edward w. BeaeIs
Of I'D st w. Of 9th sv years. ........ 80. $500
n Of sist 81. W. Of Lexington Nv yssrs..... 1000
10 Elm st. Instruments ..... -. 49,. 1000
sn"iher No. 334 East Houston 81 5 years ... 1900
Lawrence, Catharipe " ana hu sband. to William
av II yest...... ... -. ........-........ 5000
4oth ~. w. OF Isxins ton sv = years ........ 400
&cj same property 8 years .............''.. 1900
sackefsdon Caroline aud husband, TO Mrs NJ
-. ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
sturds sarah n. n. kennis W. Quick and
Broad ST.; year ........... ..........' go. 5000
s. 81 5a,i It e. o. 7ta sv . months 49,. 25oo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or sonIGAUna
Fowler Amelia, 10 William ". PendIeton sud
another executors, &e.J Ut. ....'. $4,000
Fowler. FraDcts u. anc others executors. &c.I,
William IT, naeI"n and sno,her executors. Sej 1000
IIoscy. Ann.to Albert kimDnI. ........ .., 1900
pSckmaa. -. ....V.......... 5000
MeLoagniin Edm una 10 John McLoughn ........ 250O
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MUCH LITIGATED "MLIss. &"

The play OF "M'liss," with which the courts have
been playing battcdvre aud shuttIccok Tor the past
month, seems to be Interim able subject Of legal
warfare. The latest suit las been Instituted by Me'ss
Poole Donnslly, OF the Grand Opera House, against
Jobn Il McDonougb, OF Philadelphia Tue psintins,
through Messrs Howe Humme, their counsel, have
commence AN scton IN the Supreme COuri, iayIns
damages at So O00, Gaining that through misseprcseu
tstioD as 70 the proprietorshp Of "Mss" they were
ipuuced to arrange WIN h,Donough or tue produc-
ing &c Guns In the preparation oil the piece be.
came vvidcnt that McDo6ougb mad no color OF title
n. Mr.. McDoDpugn was served with the papers IN
The scion pn6f 70 his departure for Phiaaoph Of
which city ne 10 a resident.
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Deuel., and was held to await the action Of the Grand
Jury IN default OF $500 bail
B. OF tho Court, granted some two years ago,
Joseph Brunn was made guardian OF Lena Lien, nine
years Of age. daughter Of Henry Izen deceased The
order gave permission TO Mrs. sophia iizeD, the
mether to make application any time for the custody
of the child With view 10 obtain such CUSTODY an
application was made yesterday 10 Judge Donohue
for \ writ oil b ,beas corpus, which was granted.
William g. Smith has brought SUIT against tue Hart
ford and New York Transpor ation Company Tor
So 900, claimed TO os The value oil his share IN tue
sIsamiug Colonel E. B. Smith. He cha ges that GU
The 18Th OF August iaEt there was forcibe SEIZURE
version Of the tug. Judge Dunohue yesterday
MADE order permitting service oil the summons by
publication.
Theodore A. Little charges his wife, susie c. Lilte,
with aban douing HIM the LIST OF May last aud TAX
ing with their infant cniid eight months old.
Mr. William j. A. Mctirath, counsel Tor M. Little,
eudeuvorsu 10 effect a reconcat between The par
ties but without success. He thereupon applied 10
the SupreIle Court tor writ oil hsbeas corpus
requiring the production oil Inc enid IN
court The writ was granted and the chJ pro.
auced yesterday before Judge Donohus In supreme
Court, Chambers. Mr.. ACGr.ta then recited his at
tempt 10 win the mother that tho LAT her
could tue child, which WAS now aeniei him. anu
asked Judge 10 appoint some as amicus curia
the case Judge Donohue therefore appointed Mr..
Emerson Tor this purpose The parties were then
brought together, ANA alter some discuss'"n IT was
finally arranged that the m other still keep the Gu lid
In her custody and that the fainer DO permitted 10
visit u twIce a w.ek.
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AAnRlAGEo AND DEATHS.
6IcO.

BELL-BESSErr.-At Newport, r. l., on Thursday,
September 10, by he Rev. Pniiip Grace, Isaac BELL
Bennrti.
bRIGGs-REYyoLns.-O Wednesday. September Is,
ny Tue Il DE- Cornwall. ut nis residence, HENRY J.
Briggs, II Springfield, Mass, to GRACE L. REYNoLDs,
o. Ne. Yorg.
CAar-ALLsxln Jersey cny, on tuesday sep
TENDER 10, by mo Rev. Thomas Gaiiaudet FREDERICK
CAMP TO EMMA, daughter OF the late rheoaore L.
Johnson.
CHAPxAN-JAcoBs- the I7th inst by Rev
heury JACOBS. assisI"d by Rev. George Jacobs Of
Pnisdelpna, aud Rev. Edward kirtscnmaron. Rev.
EDWARD u CHAPMAN. OF Hartford, Conn, 10 ADA
dauxnter oil the ulhciatiug minister
CLAKK-WAKEFIELD-OnT Tuesday. September g. At
the rssidenc. Of the priae, oy the Rev. J. W. Drr
WAKEFIELD 10 Mr. AUGUSTUS 6. CLARK, ali oil Brook
lyu.
DAvlEs-HALLErr.-On septemoe s, 1878, Captain
R. n. DAWES 10 Mrs. j. h. nALLErT.
Duoiin papers please copy
JonDAS-bURxE. Mouday, September 10, the
tweuynftn anhvrssry vi the wedding OF the brides
parents, Wy the Rev Fatner Curran, JAMES j. JORDAN
20 LIZZIE N BURKE, daughter OF J. X. anu NJ A.
MEAD KAvAxAGH. AT Morsston. sullivan county,
N. Y. BY tae Rsv b. a. Goodwin, GARRlr j MEAD 20
MARY h. kAvASAGH
10. 1878, oy tue Rev. Oh ,rles Wood, WILLIAM PARK
HOUSE, oil New YORK, 10 FRANCIS MARIA ALDRlDGE, Of
Brooklyn, l.. l.
Londna papers please copy.
PERRY-rRorTER. In Bristol, H. l., on 17h inst,
assisted by Rev. Caibraitn b. Perry, OF Bal,imore
nd, CHARLES VARSUM PERRY ana Many ISABEL,
daughter oI Andrew H. trotter formerly Oh TINS ciy.
PERRY-TAYLoR. Ihursdsy september 49, 1878,
~ the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Isaac H. iulti-, JOHN II. PERRY TO CHARLOTTE e.,
daughter OF EDWARD Taylor, all Of New York No
cards.
RonEs-sroRx.--on THURSDAY evening, September
10, AT me feslurLce oil the BRIDES pareR,s ny the
Rev. A. H. Held, CHARLES W. Il. RoHRs 10 CAROLINE
IA. eldest daughter OF John A. storm, Esq.
4 scHLAak-bAUMGARTKS- sunGay, September Is, ny
Rev. DR.. Huebch, ABRAHAM sCHLASK 10 REGINA BAUM
0AKrES Doth o, ms CITY.
WnEELxR-wARp --on Tue l7,n lust. by the Rev.
O. II. riI.uy, Ar. OLIVER Is WHEELER to MISS N ELLIE
LOUISE WARD
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The WATER SUPPLY.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In The HERALD Of saturday resident OF Thirty.
fourth street complains OF u want OF water IN The
upper stories OF dwellings, IN that vicinity The resi-
dents oil Park H'i comprising the elevated site
say Seventy-nlntn stIeei TO NnetythIrd street
aud Fourth anu Film Understanding tnsir supply
from the Washington Heights reservoir are greatly
inCouvenleIced ~ u ike manner. year ago, wueu
the general supply OF Cr0t0n water was short, we
were aDunoautIy supplied l would Ike 70 ask the
Commssiot or OF Pubnc Works II any good reas0n
why supply should be curtaied a. TINS tino,
In view OF the superauuudant supply OF wafer IN The
lakes and streams IRON when The Croton supply Is
Qer,yeuY PARK HILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
THE EAST SIDE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Wne hm Trend OF rapid transit and rejoice
that the backbone OF the Third avenue horse cur
monopoly has been broken ny the completion OF the
road In that avenue, permit ne TO coll your at
tenton TO outrageous abuse by the elevated rail-
company. la locating their stations they have.
Gases, almost entirely shut oil travel on tue
sidewalks Wy erecting their stairs thereon instead
IN the street. InIs especially SO
Houston street. whore opy Two 1eet
oil the sidewalk ieit Tor travel So narrow this
space that when persons meet at this point one Ia
pciled 90 arouud lne stairs into tho street. the
Bureau oil Street Encumurances should compel inc
removal OF thcse atairs from The sidewalks. The
company mas secured Tor nOthtng great iranchiscs
from city, ana tney should IN case ike Houst on
street, be compelled 10 purchase putdng IN winch
erect their station entrances instead Of interrupt
ing travel on the sidewalks. AN ENGINEER