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The New York herald., 1879-10-23
WAS THE WRONG MAN HANGEDa

WoLFBoRo. N. H., Oct. % 1S79
The end Of the Buzzell-Hanson murder. which oc-
Cured in 1874. in Brookfed reached this after
noon the session of tho County Court at Osspee
The plea Of Charles W. Cook. the sefconvlcted prn
cpal in the affair. who pleaded guilty of murder in
the second degree. was accepted by the State and
Chief Justice Doe gave him the extreme penalty OF
the awthirty years in State Prison. 1t will be re-
membered that Buzzell, who was accessory to tho
murder. was hanged ut Concord on the 10th Of July
1aok
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
INDICTED FOR MURDER.

KEENE N. H., Oct. o. 1879.
The mysterious murder of Alvan G. Foster. at
Keene. on the 23d of May. 1876. is in fair
way of being cleared up. The Grand Jury.
now in session. have found indictments for
murder against +. W. Dodge, OF Bellows
Falls. VT; George II. Spencer, OF Springfield. VT,
and Gideon Lee, Of Chester. VT These parties were
in town at the time of the murder. ana from time to
time have dropped words here and thero which led
to thcir indictment The evidence far obtained
makcs a strong case aganst them.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
A GOOD WORK.

From the Rochester IN. " Democrat1
Tho HERALD is doing good thing in exposing the
harsh treatment given tho paupcrs in the county
poorhouscs of tho State 1t is astonishing what
crucltos practised In tho OF sweet charitv.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
SUPPOSED PARRICIDE.
CLEvELASp, Obi,

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. %. 1870
special despatch from Dorea. Ohio. gives tho
details of a murder that place last night
(ottlicb Muller was killed. his wife fatally and
son seriously injured. An older is suspected OF
being tho murderer
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BASS-sMTTH On Thursday. June 90 at the church
o. the Holy Communion. m the citv New York hy the
Rev. William L. EisenbrOi Prot Edgnr W. Bass, United
states Military Academy, to Adele, daughter VI the late
FIRTH PETTENGiLL-N Delhi y Y. on wednes
day June p. the residence Of the brides by
the Rev T. b Russell. Louis W. Firth Of Jersey CITY,
j. to IDA NJ. youngest daughter Of Dexter Pettenn.
FOwLER-HOoPER- on "Wednesday. June %. at the
residence OF te tribes father. bN the Rev Clement
French. Miss Ella c Hopper, only danriter Of Charles
H. Hooper VI Brooklyn, 10 Wyllys ; Fowler Of Chem
FoRD-MeiNTYRE on Tuesday. June % at the resi-
drnce q the BRIDE staten Island. William ,. Ford to
FKENcH-GOULD On Wednesday June IS at the
ID ID j. Mortimer French 10 Hiss Emme Could young
est daughter ~ u II Gould. both VI this city.
ftNkk-fINkE.-On THURSDAY. June ~. AT tho First
Reformed Church College Point l. l.. by Pastors Berg
Pa
KELLY-FoRD At the residence Of the brides sister
Mrs James Murray on THURSDAY June 20 by the Rev ID
hranari Ray, Mr. William p Kelly VI New York 10 Mss
Emma T. fori OF Boston
Boston nafers please copy
KENNON-rHOKN On Wednesday. June IS at
by the Rev : n Nerrin. az the esdence OF the
brides parents William KENYON m Tarrytown 10 Miss
Evrlmc Thorn, daughter Of r. H. Thorn, ESQ, Of Har
KlNuMAN-NoRRIS- On esday, June ~ by the
Rev Il ) Macarthur. Eugene kingman VI New York to
sophie ! Norris OF Philadelphia.
ScOTT-DANiS-A Charleston. No. recently. John
SCOT aged - years veteran uf the Mexican to
Mr. Rachel Davis AGED o.
SMITH ATKINSON AT 81 Psurs Church, Rochester.
y Y. on rhur~las. june 10 by the Rev Israel Foue.
D. Elizabeth storer. daughter ol Hobart T. Atkinson,
t. Arthur Cru~sictt smith
sQulREs-ADAMs ON Thursday June %. by the
zavaa granddaughter Of the late John J. Adams. all Of
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MAYnArrAN COLLEGE GRADUATES.
Seventeen More Bachelors or Arts sent Out
with the Colleges Diplomas.

Cardinal McCloskey presided over the
commencement exercises Of Manhattan Col
lego yesterday. Nearly a hundred cergymen.
among whom were Vicar General Quinn and
Chancellor Preston. occupied the platform with
him. Music was furnished by tho College
band. Tho exercises were opened with an ora
ton on Thoughts upon Thinking. by Thomas
c. Walsh. William ]. Callan defined Democ-
racy." and Edward O'Bricn spoke on Ameri-
can Lternture;" Alfred A. Kearney discussed
Freedoms Golden Mean. and the valedictory
The College gold medal was awarded 10 Will
liam F. HnGgerty; the medal for excellence in
oratory 10 Alfred A. Kenrney: the prize for ora
tory In the second class to Joseph II. Mcmahon /;
the prize in the third class 10 Francis j. Nc
Mannls: the prize IN the fourth class To Francis
serving student TO John J. Greene; the medal
for philosophy to Emile J. Stand; the alumni
medal for the best English essay to Pierce j.
Quinn.
The Masters Grafton was delivered by Joseph
NJ. Ferrer. A. NJ. Nj. d. Subject. Modern
Science"
A brief address by Cardinal McCloskey closed
the exercises.
The degree OF A. b. was conferred on the fol-
lowing graduates: Emile Jerome Stand. New
York: William James Calian. Paterson. y. J. A;
James Patrick O'Connor. Lansingburgh. \. y. 4:
Quinn. Thomas Charles Walsh. Cornelius
Francis Crane. and John Richard Smith. New
York; John Joseph Greene Ireland Edward
Richard Prendergast, Syracuse; William
Francis Haggerty. and Luke Michael Flynn.
New York; Edmond Aloysius O'Brien, Troy
Kearney, William Richard Larkin. and Peter
Paul White New York
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IRREG ULAnI11Es IN THE TREASURY.
Entire Pages OF the Books that Contain
Ernsures and New Figures


WASHINGTON, June 27.-The only incident
of marked interest in the Senate today was n
debate that grew UP on proposal OF Mr. ALI
son to print the testimony as far as it has been
taken by the Committee appointed to investigate
the discrepancies in the books OF the Treasury
Department The pretext assigned for this
attempt 10 PREJUDICE the case was a remark into
which Mr.. Davis. the Chairman. was incau-
tOusly provoked by Mr.. Window. to the effect
that the Investigation would sustain his
charges. Mr.. Beck made very vigorous pro-
test against passing the Allison resolution. and
explained the secret reason for press lng IL. 1t
appears that the Treasury clerks. who have
been connected in one way or another
with the Keeping OF thrae books. have lately
furnished eX-parte statements 10 the Commit
ties In viudication Of the work done IN the de-
partment Al this stage IL Is impossible 10 say.
without further investigation. whether these
statements are to be believed or not. But
the game OF the Republican leaders is
TO put them forth as full and
complete defence and treat tho case rs con-
that he should reserve his Judgment on the in
vestigAtion until IL was finished. hut that any
one ins pectng the Treasury books OF the pub
lie debt could sea where TOR whole pages the
original figures had been erased aud new AZ
ures substituted. Prior 10 this Mr.. ingalls,, who
has been coming 10 the front Ms a stalwart
leader ia eXact proportion as the charges by his
party friends Of procuring his election by pur-
chuse are coming home 10 him. made brief
speach. in which he gave clean bill OF health to
the officials OF the Boutwell, regime.
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BACK TO BOSTON.
The Massnchusetts Ninth Escorted Up the
Sound BY the sIxty.nInth.

The members OF the Ninth Massachusetts
Regiment and the Montgomery Guard from
Boston passed the day yesterday atwill. A large
number OF them went to Coney Island. Others
visited with friends and relatives. At10ls o'clock
the officers OF the Sixty ninth assembled i'm their
armory. and went thence in carriages To- Earlc's
Hotel where the officers OF tho Ninth were
staying. In accordance with previous arrange
ment. the latter were taken into the carriages
and conveyed to the foot OF East Twenty
sixth street. where n steamboat was in
readiness to take them to Blackwells
Island. On the Island Commissioner Brennan
reviewed both sets Of officers, and then taking
Tue head oil the line, escorted them through the
various penal and retormatory Institutions.
In the afternoon the officers OF the Ninth we're
entertained at dinner by the officers Of the
SlMy-ninth. NJ the Union Square Hotel. Col.
William NJ. StrnchHn WIS presented with a
hgure y, made OF lilies and roses. with pleas
ant intsrminRling OF green leaves. He carried
II on his arm in the subsequent march to the
steambont Newport OF the Newport Line, ut the
loot OF Murray street. The boat was ready to
start at ak o'clock but the regiment did not ar
rive until seven. Then the band came on the
pier playing Rory O'More," and the throng OF
people ~ waiting shouted in welcome. The
hand divided ut the gang plank. and
the scarlet-coated visitors marched through
directly on to the boat. followed by
ty-ninth. which had followed close behind on
me PIER struck M The Harp that once
through Tara's Hall and led It's regiment past
tho gang plank to the end of the long pier.
where they embarked on the Minnahannonck.
With cheers from those on the pier the New.
port moved out into the North liver tho band
playing Should old acquaintance DO forgot ?"
The Mlnnahannonek had already run out into
the middle of the river. The two steam boats. gay
with flags and bright uniforms and echoing
with cheers given and returned. started to
round the Battery together. In the mean time.
more than dozen tHrdy Bostoninns, uni
formed and equipped. had struggled on the
pier, Some OF these took cabs in the hope Of
overhaul ng the Newport rs she passed the loot
OF Grand street. going up the East River. The
escorting SiXty-ninth had pleasant evening
excursion up the Sound.
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MERE MENTION.

Tho pa.oo c,h 9TH ~, IN ,b,t, animal nav,
e,t "''s WV W." ~ VI '''' amman '''' "eA'
pri1et R,.h.r sssa IN ve,rs Wa, ,oprd dad in nor
- =, A.. N.hei, s,ra~, N,,yarI ~ ~
Nv AZ 20 ".'Oso" 81" ~ ~ ''SN'u"''
There Will he concert on the Mall in Central Park
TN afternoon beginning az O'Clock, under the leader
snip ot & - Graiulla
Miss Gertrude kellogg who has occasionally appeared
hg Metropolitan stage with credit sal!s Tor EurOp,
today on the HelNcua.
G,nrrc fawreure of ,r1s Fiyhth street Tersev CITY
has been missing from his home since TUESDAY lie
ouittrd home without cont or vest
TO-. .,.t, -, ~ ~ ...... -, AZ u,,,.. 49,.
Ncwarf Wa, found dead In bed Yesterday n,ornins il
~. M, r,ecty we'll on going Ia he'd. ' -
:, ,u. =,
James ~, nan. re, oI"theT u" ~ nl a. Nahuer
pm s'AIleu uI I'e mtst ias ul-I 70 lIhestsae lhe
b~hr mlhes ana oueIs' lot nc i'"ElHhIuS anu O'her
e"p'"hss
sSg p3yS AdGIp s elhpSyfsi m no
sllE nt.h', on ug ~, u1son, - ~ u0 '",' nov
T T,, ri ,Lnsi W "'' 'e'' ~ d" =" anu "''
i'"'h street NJ Va
Judge Potter, ~ the Supreme Court Chambers yoster
dan denied the motion for reduction bail IN the
Policeman Nugeht who Is accused Of completely IN The
ANh""''"h mans '"o"'N
stephen X KIRBY has entered upon the duties Of Super
yiHng Inspector of steam 'esS"ls. IN place Of Addison
Low. The district com rises New York Albany, flilA
dclplla, bostun, Portland. and Sew London
The Seventh nentl.r ot the Silvrrnan family AZ
snng street was found 10 be IN with sinniIpox ycster
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IlIEI,.

HEARN-On Wednesday. June 20. of cerehro- snnAi
meningitis after avery painful Illness. Francis Hearn.
H. beloved son VI Francis n. aud Anna Hearu. aged
iuNeaFs
Relatives and friends the family are rcsreciflly in
Nited to attend the funeral Saturday 18th inst
NJ from the residence o. his parents - East 54th
ilrnse omit rrndu1 flowers
WEBkR-in tfis city. Wednesday, June rs Albert
Mcter. 90 the 1ist wear " has
Relatives and ucnds OF the family invited to attend
the funeral rom Calvary Church. corner ct ttt and
2i.t 4 nu sunday Il June ~. at oclpck
WARD On Thursday. June 70, PhUOe Ward. In the
Slst year U her
The friends Of the family respectuv invited TO at
tnd the iuucral sunday. june 20 AZ = 4 VI At the
rc.iicuce o. her son, Thomas Ward Brer Gun Car
ragcs Will be IN waiting at the sing sing depot 10 meet
the % ori0ck A. ". train IRON 41l
WuuDH Ii In Bru. klvn on the 27ih inst. Brewster
NnudhuN Formerly of fatcunsue |. In tile 5Oth year
VI his age lutcrntnt ~ Patchosue l. l.
luus Island papers please copy.
NuricE Officers and members Of 81. JameSs r C Be
neNulcu society ot Brooklyn requested TO attend
special meeting Satu day at T. NJ To- make arrange.
ueU. tu attend the funeral late brother uemter
Peter Dunu J. h. FARRELL President
IArMcK EAcAS secretary
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A Observation-Disclosures
Tnlmndgo w. Foster has been nppoInted

Talmadgo W. Foster has been appointed re-
ccNcr the affairs VI Samuel W Green printer Of IL
Jacob street, the application of Henry A. Burr His
liabilities amount to over slOOOO Of which s2O9 6S7
secured by chatl mortgages and Siss 800 in Judgment
Ten year. ago Green bought out The business OF the
cd hrm Of John A. Gray \ Green Tor Slndtol OF which
about Sal M was pali Mr. Gray brought suit Tor the
balance. and tl litilRu has lasted sly wears the Court
Appeals having recently decded IN MI tray favor,
awarding hm Judgment for SOL $50 In the mean time
Mr. Green save catte mortgage tor 500 I3a ON the
printing establishment 10 Henry A. Burr, aud u few
weeks ago conirssrd Judgment To him Tor sbHH, ON
which thr Shtrh sold MI Green, interest realizing
SII6 Mr. GRAY has entered his Judgment, but the
sheriff says It viii have 10 be returned unsaushed as
Mr. Green has no seZable assets whatever
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Racing to Sandy Hook and Back.

The West Brighton Yacht Club held Its first
annual regatta Yesterday The following named boats
entered. Excelsior. Commodore J, II, Diks; Parole,
cant Van Name Bessie O. Capt Gallagher; Patience.
capt MeMurry, Buildozer. Capt Langtou, Ariel, capt
Rustecd APP, Cant pilks Fog Capt Parker, Zephyr.
Capt CroHk, salle. Capt Leslie, and Sadie, cant
Wheeler. The start made at o'clock T. NJ from on
Justice Ianrtens hoat and the boats got 9r nicely.
Parole taking the Lead with the Zephyr last The
was Dawn the hay 10 and around the buoy ~ Sandy
Hook and return. distance Of twenty-five miles All
the hnpts wei to.eter until rounding the buoy
when the Zrphyr under the command nf District Al
turucy GrOAk. took the lead and maintained It to the
finish CROSSING the line hours and ~ minutes from the
time ii starting The Lephyr was followed by Parole y
tpa la
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New York Markets.

TmD4T Jpqe &c. 27wF s!. y T"s St qSSst and
nnG uaehShsea We quos fourgsurernn se" 81 sS
sa6o, cxyra STATE. 3e sissi IS Western spring,
tsi4sS 10 * and XXX s5SsG Minnesota patents. s 50
ga e SH! = 3s s .aS 9,ty
a6q@;3 Rye nous 'a.s,l,ge $s53ssaa1 Co or,
sa55 wnsa.sei. y ton si2ati4' rye ICED, s. issi5
oo9s a. a Gae." FgtIc. V yarn a up
iges9gr c.,imS at y -. ~ as .r Agsg,l
yembcr u ule for December aud Hose. Tor January
Sale 492.nhalcs -
.ng "o S. I'D mess s. So new dSSea at So @
ao s S '" Ga aS s sn sly & Al .."G so Gs
tlu25 september sloA@fluA5 brei steady. g bni,
S sI CIV " o 4 Se do westsrS S 5 40 e or
August. 6 45c sepiembcr case al ne wear. da@'a,
caG" .:' d 6S Tsca arm sale. - CSst. s ; aS S
.Sr sS.r " and "S"' n. TAI" i9 'aS i"d hm
= b, Ho zoe l,s ~, 'h9uitJ., Ss9l'ss Dressed
bq,er and cheese IN moderate sale Legs ower"t M
GGus-Whce, higher FOR spring, hut lower for red
wintrr ena te marEet ggener.ly qmcu sales lao0ol
T"' pc.ett % 81 "a oT 3d. rcd M6rr IN ear HE &
tllii, Ter mixed winter, and 81 ld tor extra white
Aui.l ' ~ sloof so white tor AatS,t R,s vas '
ep s G 0. We're a aG o S s sale. sU Eus
NJ M@37.sr or mNGd ant 37,9giI, tor Whit 81 =
closed shade hrncr; Nlts 1870 mbgsh mcu9ug seqn'
Tor 80 ior AUGUST 4-54c tor steamer Tor Juhc and +le
GNoctmts-Raw sugar was moderately active, and
steady; iur good reNuing, .9d'sc sale. Gpp hhds
kc4ngd H. igt aSma4a and ,,taIN SGl, sASSse
lns mr. 70 prim% G'.@l e. Noa,sys was gH,et ana
wns farl active ana steady ordinary prime carlocs
lr.SiiHc, ,ales 1888 bags within tins range, mlld
Sr>pElrs-Na,a stores firm and quiet, srhits
tuTE4uns 2i.e c9mm'n to s2gd 'lral,H t%'9s y 10
fnllow steady, 10000 b. prime sold Mt l3le,s'c
ctpted 400 tons u which sold at s'Sc, lor common
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NEW YORK Friday. June 27.--The supply Of
beet cattle e gi5 head exceeded the demand and the
market dragged and closed heavy NJ reduction u Nc
n N Inside aud outside prices-s6 tOc "a N are the
some DAYS past hut more cattle sold
less thun &c. u 70 than Tor We. n n aud upward, and
grades that could be- readily sold Last "Wednesday ut o.
" h. going freely to-day At sac. Exporters used
ahuut 30 fat steers at eSlOc. Il n. shipments to-day
3i4 live cHtte.
Sheep were not wanted at any price; few forced sales
or ordinary u good sheep made ut 3lsatsc "a n
but the greater part must be carried over Lambs were
also weaker but poud lots could be sold Fair to good
Southern Western and state lambs ranved 10 &C.
T. 10 fair ~ choice Jersey stock at 607c. Receipts to
day, 1921. Tor tour days. ~ 800.
Nolve hogs offered Tor sale the 100 received this
morning owned exclusively by sauuhterers Dealers
nominay quote far to good hogs at 81 to s420 iOO Ms
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TO London by steam SD do TO TYNE dock. by steam
Cd. GODS do 70 Corr FOR orders. - 7id 3 ar do 10
ST. Manure - 81 refined petroleum To Corfu. for
drr 17lsr Fcase; do CarthasCnn lSisr; do 10 the
Baltic - 7id g Dbl lngot copper l6h9l64c Tor Lake
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SAN Francisco. June 27.-The pedestrians
Fannie Edwards and Nine La Chappene lett the track
Inst Hsht the completion Of $500 quarter miles The
match was declared draw,
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MOUNT 0LIVET CEMETERY,

MAsPEIH. LONG ISLAND.
Cne of the most beautiful ms well As accessible Gene.
.rries near New Hqrk l. distant about w MILES rom
Grand Houston uth. 2ad. and SAN Street Ferries and
miles rom I'D street Ferry Ia Astoria Grant street
cars from foot broadway. BrooklNu, pass directly in
trout main entrance gates Churches. socirrs fam.
lies AMI lntvldutl, anoul PURCHASING pluts are invited
" VISIT Mount Oiyet For tuN Information apply to
CHARLES NJ. CHAN bERLAlN. superintendent office Mt
the Cemetery, or To- SOlTHRlCk f.. llEEBERD, Agent,
~ East iith ~, between broadway and 5tl av
SOL ,O2J KENTUCKY STATE Lot
Tlitl, Monday, June 30 CAllth Prlle, ~ Opj 1854
Puzrs, Si7N2i Distributed. Tickets, ~ each. LUCKY
OFFICE / ~ Broadway. y Y, corner 3OIh st.
n B-Open tbs rNcnlng
II PORTER co, Northern AGENTS
MELLIN's room, FOR INFANTS AND
inVHlds, requires hOlhug strAnng readily soluble
warm mix or water and when dissolved iurms the
best substitute Tor mothers milk that has been pro
duced. Sold by all druggists at - cents tor large hue
PILES PERM ANENTLH ERADICATED
without KNIFE hghure. or ehusuc send Tor tNpanhury
circular containing several hundred Responsible city ref
erences Dr HOlf ~ West 24tli 81
PILES PERMANENTLT CURED WITH
out KNIFE hgAture, OF eausc no charge I'll cured test
nOnals nom ply eias uud pAurnts consultations free
Dr.. sIOpDAkD, la West 2lstst
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Take HyRtps "a II" Life Bnisam, purify
your blood. aud your rheumatism neuralgia gout
Ac. remedy which will 10 1t Sold by all druggists
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Fully Illustrated Win all the portraits, scenes and incl
drnr Oct The Han MURDER Price 10 oents OF all
he NsI, alerS-Adr
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Arrived-FRinAY, June a.
So Corsica, sharpcOtt. Palermo.
ship STEAMBOAT. Seeley Waterford.
BARK Sava Bic. Amsterdam.
Bark Salvatore Mnssa, FlOrCnuno, Girgenu
Bark Nimbus. COfi London.
bark SUPRA. Gutenberg. Trieste.
Brig Tally No. Gates Cardenaa
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The Rest Elastic Truss Ever Invented. Price
now only {. 50 rOMEROY TRUSS co. 7I0 Brlalway.
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pcppcreil lean drawers all sizes ~ to so in Soc best
i'm uiarkrt summer understands. 10 81. 5uc " John
sto 2Co Grand ST. Also 31y On ID door above 25d st.
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Sabiues Banks.
CITIzrNs' SAVINGS BANK

CITIZFNs' SAVINGS hank
~ OF lie CITY OF NEW YORK.
% Bowery Ut Canal Il
Thirtveighth Dividend ri Tntercst-rhe trustees have
ordered that interest at the Of i've per per
mum be paid to dcposors aud after july II on all
sums Of 1--WE dollars ard upward which have been on
deposit for the three and six months ending June 80 1879
Interest will be credited original deposit and II
not Withdrawn will be entitled TO interest from July
1870
Deposits made on or before Thursday July TO- will
draw interest from July !.
Rank open every day from 10 to and on Mondays and
Saturdays from 10 tot.
Bank books in English German, and French
Il. A. QUINTAkD.
President
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The greatest appetizer stomach, blood, anu liver regu
lAtoT On saTul-lVp BlIeTG-Ads
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sp.tiaI NOtitts.
ron II0usrs AynCNTTI.r

The hest medicine is DIR. TOB1As's DERBY CONDITION
POWDERS warranted perfectly innocent; pay n not
superior other used by the racing mem certified to
by Col ID Mcdaniel DR. Weldon. aud thousand others
2jc. Sold by the druggists aud sadders Depot AZ Muir
ray st.
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gtIiotous llotltrs.

-lIIUIUW3 -IUIIlIos
-"HOw TO MAKE OMEHAPPY and
~ It's Iufueuce" viii be- the subject Of tile Rev. A
Bhte the Thiry.geventh Street Church. between
~ aud 81 avs, IN SUNDAY evening att 40. seats
free. The public cordially invited.
COOPER UNION.-Everv Sunday night 80. Mr..
- sawyer will conduct Gospel Temperance service; Mr.
Thatcher will lead singing.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING at
" Gospel Tent Broadway. cor. 43d Il SUNDAY after
noon 3 30 Tuesday evening 7.lb Mr.. G. A. Bunting
Resident Manager Of the Christian Home for lntemper
ate Men. leader, assisted by regenerated men
MURRAY HILL PKESBYTERIAN
WI CHURCH. 10th It, east Of LcNingtOu Services
tomorrow at 1880 W. and 7'45 VI. Preaching by
the pastor the Bcv George Chnmhers Subject for the
morning. The Christian and the World" subject for
the evening Rooted in Christ" Strangers welcome.
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH.
1Vl 9th st-The Rev Charles W Baird. ID. D.,
Of Rye, n Y, will preach At II A. ". and - ? " sun
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And soft with Quirks Irish Tea the great bilious rem
ely II only Is cents and is sold by druggists
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At Dr. Coltons 10 Cooper Institute, you are guaran.
Ieed absolute freedom from pain-Ad9