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New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TITZ JOHN PORTERS CASE.

HrAssFNBIING OF THE COURT or INQCIRY-INTR0-
DUCrION OF DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE-1HE
4:3O ORDER.
WEST PoNT, Y. Y, Jan. 2.-The Board OF
inquiry the OF General Ftz John Porter assem-
nJed pursuant TO adjournment this morning, the mem
he,s hepg all prcseut together with the petitioner and
bis counsel McssIs. Buitt, ChOate and Maltby. The
proceedings were opened by the Judge-Adyocate MAJOR
Gardner who stated that some witnesses he expected
had failed 70 arrive on account OF the s'oi1i'
bnt would arrive later IN the day. lie then
rroceeded 10 offer large amount OF documeh-
,orv evidence including kilograms, letters re-
ports and other records Objections were MADE 10 ,ho
,o n, almost every one Of them by General POr-
80. ooursel and arguments ensued, 20 that nearly
hours we're occupied by this part OF the proceed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
PROBABLE MURDER IN BROOKLYN

A SALOON KEEPER SHOOTS ONE OF HIS BoARDERs
OVER GAME AT CARDS.
Moritz LOchrow was playing cards last night
IN his liquor saloon. No. 13O Hddsou-ave., Brook
Ivn with boarder, Moritz Newman, During
tne game LochrOw's son, Flz, age thirteen, told
his father to play certain caids. Newman
struck the boy I'm the quarrel that followed, Newman
threw IucnrOw the bagatclle table aud beat hmm
severely Drawings revolve' LOcr0w fired three shots
AT his assailant, one Of them sinking Newman
IN the rIgnt breast and penetrating II lung.
The wounded man wrcnched the revolver
from IrcuruT and beat him over the
head. nhictIng slight scalp wound. Newman was car
red up stairs and placed in bed DR. Budklhs declared
that Newman could ot recover IOchrUW, his son, and
n nur " ~ nITphtru
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TIE PRICE OF LIBERTY on NEW YEARS.

Thomas Conncll, of No. 1886 Water-st,
charged John II. Fiederman aud Henry Fiedcrman with
having committed aggravated assault on him al
their Ii1uor store, No 34l Waterst, December 49,
ClyIl proceedings for the recovery Oi damages were
begun IN the Marine Court and EN- order of arrest was
obtalued against the defendants through Judge Shea.
II was issued and served by deputy Tuesday
night when the accused mcn rather than sufer ncar-
ceration on New Years Day, consented 10 compromise
the charge by paving over TO James Oliver Sl25, in
satisfaction OF the CLAIMS ol his CheHt aud SlJ cach 10
the deputy-shcriGN. subsequently a warrant Was OBJ
tanned by the complainant against the accused on u
criminal charge. NDen they were brought up yester-
day al the TOnbS Police Court, Mr. COWa, II Is stated,
volunteered his to defend them cut they de-
cIined the Offer, and expressed much a.t0nshncn az
the arrest, believing that the payment Ot the 500
saved them from all further trouble. COnnc the com
painant denied that he received the Money, but an
ackuoW gment sgnc, by him for q small part Of il
WAS produced Justice OtteiDOutP expressed his strong
disapprOyal of the proceeding. he also rcbUkcd Con
nc Ia indignant terms and then discharged the prls-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
AyEX.cITY TREASURER on TRIAL.

The suit instituted by the City of Iloboken
against the bondsmen OF eX-Clty Treasurer Ramona To
recover 10000, opened yesterday IN the Hudson
County Courts OF jersey CITY. MIR. kamena was the
Treasurer of lOooken for many years, and was cCm-
PEELED 70 resign year ago when deficiency of $4,000
raa found IN lis accounts He was indicted for en-
beLZcncn but has never been tired william e. Harp,
Louis Budenbender. Philip HeXainer, WIN. Stuhr Chas.
Clinton, Charles Cohen. Henry e. Rclcle aud Augustus
Srmrd. his bOndsmcn when lac retired from Office
The defend ants claim that the cmbcZzemcn took place
before they signed the bonds and that the former bonds
men are the persons against whom the .ut should be
begun Several Witnesses testified tO the signing The
bOnds. ILe case VIII be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
CANVASSING THE CITY FOR CHARITY.
The following appeal was issued ycster-

lie IOlIONlDS dDpCdl vas iHS"'" J'''N'
day:
To tie Residents and Mercho,,tS Of New-York:
The committee of the representatives, Of the various
charities. organized nj the call OF tie Mayor VIII, on
Tuesday January H. begin the general canvass "f the
city for supplies in accordance with the plan undll-
mOusy adopted sending wagons through all the ccts,
accompanied by orphan bOyE under the supervision OF
gentlemen hearing certificates Ot authority signed ny
fhc chairman and secretary with the seal of the commit
tee We therefore appeal TO yOu on behalf OF all Tie
uoOr and needy Of every and religion, whether The
inmates OF institutions OF OF tenement houses 10 pre-
pare for tie coming collection tour everything you can
spare.
Clothing for men, women, children and babies; bed
ding beds furniture, dry goods onr meat aud
ions of all kinds coal wood and III Iact supplies oi
every possible description Will reach place Nhrrr theS
will be much needed. ami II Will gladden. Your hearts tu
hear OF their welcome Merchants are especially re-
qe,cd TO ay aside from their stock remnants and what
ever j. unstable, aud also 10 notify tho committee II
willing to furnish wagon, for the canvass. All have the
option of designating the object OF their charity ana
where il your Customary donation TO some in>tltu-
II should he addressed accordingly, but otherwise
may he well TO leave tie distribution 10 The commit
tee, 80 that none may be neglected
WILLARD PARSONS,
Chairman Executive COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
PERSISTENT IN WISHING TO DIE.

As an early morning Grand-St. boat from
Brooklyn yesterday ncarcd the SewYOrk side, young
man. well dressed aud fine looking hal leapcd the
rail- and wa, discovered struggling in the water Officer
Schulem, OF the Thirteenth Precinct jumped from the
pier near by, ana rescued him. The young man acted
strangely although seriously injured and taken
10 thr Attorney street Police station He there gave his
maine as Francis st. Clair age twenty-five. OF No.
- Johnson-st, Brooklyn. The precinct surgeon
utonounced him insane. He complained of be-
Ing cold, aud was furnished with shawl /.
which lac wrapped about hin. Presently he was
found hanging by the neck, with the shawl made
"A hook n the Wall. He was cut down. aud found se-
Iiousy iniured. Soon after Ire was sent 10 Bellevue
UOspita.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.

Owing to the storm, only few of the mem
bcrs of the XIXh Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation met at SlXty-seventl-st. and broadway last
night The committee appointed at the last meeting 10
decide whether the association should approve OF the
nomination OF Sheridan Shook for Poce Com
missioner, reported against approving any nom
ination for that position at present. The
regular mon thly meeting OF the WITH Assembly Dis
trct Republican Association was held last evening
Kebe's Hail. No. l3O Prince-nt Only routine buhlness
Of the association was transacted,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
,ecretary J. II. Frothngham. The stockholders 90
iourned TO meet In this city to-day.
MARRIAGE BELLS AT OLD TRINITY.
THE WEDDING OF MISS KATIE SMITH AND 1hf
n yrTUPRTII.

Il
TIE WEDDING OF MISS KATIE SMITH AND i"H
REV. J. II. wETHERELL
Trinity Church yesterday morning was the
scene Of n brilliant wedding. The ceremony was nm
nounced 70 take place I1:O but long before mat
hour carriages began roll TO the doors ana "heh
the bridal pnrty entered the chureh every seat WI"
taken Elaborate floral decorations gave inc cnapcc'
almost the appearance Of hothouse The cahdeapr
seemed TO be supported by pyramids OF rare flowers III
the rear of the rail abundance OF ehoucs
rbc graceful fsoons Of evergrcens that were hung Tor
Christmas added to the general effect Pendihg Tue ar'
val OF the wedding party Henry Carter rendered some
Sr Sand "a from isas onorc symphony the
march from Wagners "Tannhaiscr We sohSI h aa,'"
from BcpthOyens Eighth symphony, " flhclda Mdicn'
by Carter. Jensen's Bridal Song" ana marcD py
Al ii::S5 the choir. followed by Bishop Iitteiohn and
The Rev DR. Morgan Dix entered the church singing
hymn No. 212 aud shortly after they had taken eia M
positions the joyful peals of the organ annouced tle
entrance of the bridal couple. the Rev j. WethereI
and Miss Katie Smith, the grhnd-niece OF Mfs. ~ l.
537. Fiftn-avc Mendclssohn's Wedding March rolled
through the arches o: the church as the bridal party
walked slowly up the aisle The ceremony was Ieaa ~
Bishop Lttlejonn and Dr. Dix The laher OF the nras
gave away. Colonel John Weherell the brother OF
the groom, acted as Dcst-man The brldcsnads were
the Misses Smith sisters OF the bride The bride ana
her maids wore white, and each carried bouquet. Az
the close OF the party were driven 10 hc
home OF the brides mother, where few friends Wers
received. Mr. and Mrs WetheIc hays eii M Tnrp
January 20 IN The Celtic Among the audience were
cX-MayOr WIckham ana fdmly, JOHh Diselo"
and family, Mrs Bristow, -, wife OF ex-Secre-
vile Kv the Rev. Drs. Rowland ana IIaigbt, Mr.
LtlcjOhn. wife Of the Bishop, Judge 3nd Miss Gilbert,
and Judge and Mrs. Pratt, Of Brooklyn, the we anu
daughter OF Judge Barnard, Of POughkeepe and JUDGE
Hilton Mrs. 4. T. stewart was not present ne usnlS
follows James G. smith br0h,r Oh ne m niInp'
j. IIalscy Haicht. Edward II. Hilton, William HeWsoh'
of Philadelphia, DE Lancey Nicoll, james "aish' -
borne J.. Roosevelt and Franklin lhi"Iehce' , ,d
TEe presents given TO the bllde were cosby au'
elegant; Mrs Stewart gave her sna"l anu
n diamnnd nccslace Among the other presents were
pearl earrings and necklace from the groOn ana SILVER
tea service from Mr.. and Mrs Hilton.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TIE vrw AMsrEKpAM sAyINGs nANK.

ALBANY, \. Y, Jan. An order, made by
Justice Westbrook, to-day filed with the Clerk Of
Albany County. passing the accounts Of Richard NJ.
Bent receiver Of the New-Anstcrdam Savings Bank,
and directing the cancellation Of his bond. Mr. Bent
was appointed in September 1876 and since that time
he has collected all the valid assets OF the bank ermi-
mated all igatlOns IN progress nc the time OF his
appointment and arising out OF the settlement OI the
estate and has paid 10 depo-tors over S30l OOo being
dividend of II per Of their original deposits Mr.
Bent has his hands balance Of ~ 26o %, which the
dcpositors have NOT called Tor.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
RIGHTS OF VOTERS.
A DECISION IN THE COLEMAN CASE

A DECISIUN N The CULEMAN NANL'
sUDGE BLATCHFoRD HoLps THAT TIE NATURAL
ZATIoN PAPERS OF 1865 ARE VALID. 1hk
RECORD OF THE SUPERIOR COURT BEING SUI
FICIENT-CoMMENTs ON THE DECISION
Judge Batchford rendered decision IN the
United States Circuit Court yesterday as 10 tne
,egality of the naturalization papers of le0s' lie
holds in the of Peter Coleman thatthere was not
probable cause for the issuing of the warrant OF
nrrest; that the record in the Superior Court,
acknowledgements, is sufficient, and that 1t IS recog-
nized as a record by that Court lie also decides
that Coleman cOuld not he held as no guilty intent
had been shown. Commissioner Davenport says
that thi, decision will not be conclusive IN many
n4hnr nna,.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
THE KINGS COUNTY ELEVATED RAILROAD.
The stockholders of the Kings County Elc

waited Railroad Company, which was organized ny the
RAND Transit Commission, met yesterday at No. POI
Monague-s Brooklyn, for the purpose OF electinG of
oars They were called TO order by Felix Campbell
nresdeut OF the Commission under the direction Of
which the election held. edlIec'0fr elected were
W. ,oiiows: Hiram g. Bond, OF brooklyn: j. Eugene
Hautn OF brooklyn; Moses Kimball. OF Boston Nathan
,cI = simukns. H. OF kew-YOrk JOhn Woodbridge, OF
= nm Mass: Joseph T. Gay, oi NowYork Guy; James
IL Froth CHAM OF Brooklyn; Willard r. scare, OF Bo--
tnn aud HpulctOn ID. Palmer of Orange N j. After
~ oIecfnn the commissioners retired Mr.. kimbalI
~. called 10 the chair and the following officers were
chosen President II. q. Bond; treasurer W. L. oeus;
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DrSTpIrr
TOMPKlSsyILtT. y. y. Jan 2. 1879 }
spar buoy horizontal stripes, has been placed mar.
sunken schooner on Bay Ridge The bearings from ihs
buoy wv ond OF Bay Ridge dock :. Dy W2W Robbins
Eeci Lighthouse W NV.
j. Il. Is. CLTTZ, Commodore L. g. NJ
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BERMUDA-By S'edmSaiD Cdajaa-W. Carrie T. W
CoDklin, MIS- Bartlett, the Hon and Mrs. O. s. Tucker
tho Misses ". and X Tucker l.. II. Willard Clemen,
son j. W Nelson, II. X. Dean, L. Mach g. W. Brown W
Gouding O. .. Whitney, Mrs ID. Henry C. Adams Mr and
MTh. J. Koran
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
A LARGE COMPANY CLOSING UP.

LONDON, Friday, jar. 3. I5IS.
The directors of the Credit Company, which
has capital of 9i5OOOO, and Liabilities of over one
million and quarter pounds have issued circular to
the shareholders, recommending voluntary liquidation
OF the cOmpaBy's affairs
(f6r other Foreign Ntt7s sec Eirst Pa9el
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
PROMINENT ARRIyALa.

Gilsey -Outerbridge Horsey, OF Maryland.
college Hot.l."aptan Kennedy OF the steam
hin civ OF Berlin zee. WipdIOT HOtsi-Danie Robinson,
Ve President OF the Troy RostOp Railroad Company
F,uh 40 no, Hofei-William T.. Burt, OF Boston naTk
Lg,nu, Hotet-John d. Detrees. Of Washington west
minister Hoi-E Drake President OF the sioux CITY and
~ paul Itsilroad ('Ompany - ropoitiaa Hcfe-Assem-
byman Thornton A. Niven OF Monticello.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON-BB SedmSLiD 5is0ti1 Franl,,r
Miss NJ. Thorn Mr.. and Mrs stewart g. g. Howell w
Powers II. G. Stlckuey a. Peake, Mr and Mrs H. VIM
Mf. and Mrs l.. X. Livingstone. '
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
p O S r s G r iP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON A BRITISH IRONCLAD
LoNDoN Friday, Jan. 3, 1879.
A dispatch to The Standard from lsmid says
thlrty-eight.ton gun burst during practice the Brit
sh man-of-war Tbunderer The vessels turret was DC
strOyed, seven men killed and forty wounded.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun rlses.. 72J Sun sets 43I Clock fast I'm Al.
Moon sets.. 2:3S Moon s0uhs Sl7 Moons age dsys ~
HGH WATER TO.DAY-A. ~.
Sandy HOOK 3Oj Gov. Island. $50 Hs 0ate,, IA,
HIGB WAITE TO.DAY--f '
sandy HOOK. 3Jl GOV. Island. flS Hell 6ate.- En-.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS ORGANIZING

The Kings County Supervisors for 1879
held brief yesterday afternoon. Their room
was thronged long before the meeting began, and the
superyoratLarge did not rap for order until seven
minutes after 3 o'clock. when Mayor Howell, who is a
member Of the body although he very rarely attends
meeting entered and took his seat The main business
was the election of temporary chairman who has the
aupontmcu OF all committees, and in the absence Of
the SupervisOl-aL2rec presides at meetings and has
the vetOing power John r. Moran, Of the Tenth Ward,
the Democratic caucus nominee who held this Office last
year was TenOmDated by Supervisor Byrne. super
VISOR Quick nominated John J.. Ryder, Of Iiailands
The prc NiOuS question, moved by Supervisor Gallagher
and seconded by MaVOT Howell, ordered and then
Mr. Moran elected Oy yOe OF 10 TO II, Mayor
Howell voting with the majority. SupcrNIsoi-at-
Guthrie announced the election and asked Mr. Moran
II he accented Mr.. Moran nodded assent, and then
Mayor Howell retired from the room.
ON December 20 the Board appointed Its clerks and
other subordinate officers for the present year Tie
legality the appointments has been called into qucs
ton aud Yesterday Supervisor Moran offered resOu-
ton ca ing for the opinions OF Winchester BrOD ana
BENJAMIN F. Tracy the appointments. The rcsolu-
zion was adopted after DstIlct-AttOrney Cai!ns name
The Board for 1879 cOutans eight new members, as
follows: Fourth Ward, George Russell; Eighth NdId,
Daniel Lake; Twelfth Ward Peter Bennett; fOuItecnth
Ward Hugh McKeevcr; sixteenth Ward Henry llansl
man; TWcuty-f fourth Ward Samuel Van Wyck; New
Utrecht Charles CBcnueU; Gtaycsend, john Nc Kane.
The Democrats have majority Of five, including Mayor
Howell,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HuDNrTs NO.
2Is BROADWAY.
s,rs2 Noon. so. SPIN 81 Nidnixht 80:
Uishsst during nav. 32t lowest 20
erake 2GIs same dav 1878 29t'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
1873. 1874. $50. 1s7G 1s77. ISIS
Novpmber 22S 1913 11g 2Ol 237 4OS
Decc1nher 3l9 230 l99 2j2 29G GA

Sanitary superintendent Day said yesterday that
while scarlet fever not epidemic increase In all
contagious diseases was 10 e expected at TINS season
The reason he assigned that cOndglOn Is lnicsncd
by closed windows and doors Persons are more closely
associated with each other indoors during the cold
weather, and disease has better opportunity for
spreading. 81 WISH DR.. Day continued, a." that JHE
TEIBINE would It's influence 10 suppress the nuisance
Of carrying socd linen in The streetcars The law Tor
bids This practice hut there IS scarcely conductor on
auv of the city car lines who attempts 10 enforce the
law In the Of the lines the health Ordn
was posted IN COnsp cuOus pac", ana the publc was
informed that the health officers would enforce IT. II
the Health Department should attempt TO enforce this
ordinance should he obliged TO engage the services
of officers 20 ride the and make arrests. We
have no money for such service, and the public should
take an interest in the matter and protect itself from
danger IL IS certainly dangerous 10 the public health
bundles Of iO nen infected with disease from
the bocs Of unrepOted cases. thrust before unsupec
ing passengers"
Dr. Day stated also that the disnfecting corps had
been instructed TO FUN gate AL t-ncmenthouses where
contagious reported but that III the better
class of hOdses the department mad been Goa PEELED to
trust ply SiCanB IN attendance 10 take the necessary
precautions The Board of Education had also been
furnished with daily list OF persons SICK with conta
gous diseases asked not To allow the children OF
such families attend school while there was dan
ger of the disease spreading.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

DANGER FROM CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
SCARLET FEVER STILL SPREADING IN TuE CITY
SOME DANGER FROM DIPHTHERIA FEARED.
The Health Department is somewhat alarmed
at the continued spread of scarlet fever and the In
crease in the number OF dphtheria throughout
the city, All sanitary inspectors have received In
srucons to watch closely the spread of these diseases
and 10 report any arising from poor ventilation,
defective drainage or other faults in dwelling G-houses
Assistant Sanitary Inspector Wilder has been detailed,
also TO make SPECIAL searches among tenement houses
where dphtheria scarlet fever is known to exist
with view discovering the of the increase OF
these maladies.
From the record o. contagious diseases kept by the
Health Department, 1t appears that there were 3,sO2
cases OF scarlet fever In city during the last year
This the largest number of OF the disease ever
reported in this city during single year. For the last
two months the prevalence OF the disease has increased
steadily There were &c reported during the week
ending November ., 100 for the week ending
November So and Isl cases for last week. Tie
reports which are received every day from physi-
clans indicate that the disease is still spreading.
For the last three days OF December S5 cases were
reported and IS cases were reported Yesterday Five
pcrsous were said TO be stricken down with scarlet
fever in one house in the annexed district. Fifty
deaths have resulted from the disease during the pres
en week The spread Of dphthera i'll the city Is SAID to
less general than il was year ago al TINS Tine An
increase in the number OF OF dptheria Is 10 he
expected during December and January OF each year
The disease. however Is OF severe type TINS year. ana
It's continued advance would hc unusually dangerous.
During the present week 80 OF dtPhtherla have
been reported the Health Department. and y deaths
have resulted from IT,
number OF scarlet fc III TINS city Tor
SIX years during November and December:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-01-01

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD S. Court held at
Woodstock within and for said nls riot on
the seventh day Of December, A; d, 1878
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge.
William 7. Bsbee's Estate, Bridgewater, in
testate.
Whereas, Alfred Sargent Administrator VI
said estate, has presented to SAID Court his
petition in writing, setting forth the amount
of debts due from the said deceased and the
expenses of administration the value of the
persona. estat, and the situation of the real
estate, and that the sale ola part of the eaid
real estate vas necessary, to pay said debts
and expenses, and part thereof could not be
sold without injury to those interested in the
remainder and therefore making application
to said Court for license to sell the whole OF
said real estate and all other real estate Of
the said intestato, il any such there be within
this State;
Thereupon the Court appoints the first
Wednesday (frst day. of January next.
as a time, and the Probate Office in
Woo dstock afore said, as u place OF hearing
and deciding on said application, and order,
that notice of said application be given to all
persons int rested in said estate, the reason
for the same, and the time and place of hear.
ing, by publishing three weeks successfully
in the Spirit Of the Ago, 0 newspaper printed
at Woodstock. in this Siate, which circulates
in the neighborhooi OF those interest, Gall
which publications shall be previous 10 said
time OF hearing,) a copy OF the record OF this
order, that they may appearbefore said Court
and be heard in the matter Of said applica'
ton, ifthey see cause.
A true record.
HENRY s. DANA. Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-01-01
d T II n.


In Woodstock, Dec. Goth, at the residence
Of her son-in-law. Lorenzo Richmond, Esq
Abigail c., wife OF Rev. Jasper Hazen, IN tho
S7th year OF her age.
Iu Pomfret, Dec. 9th. Timothy Collius,
aged IS years.
In Bridgswater. Dec. 2sth, Ira Fairbanks,
In Hartford, Dec Oath, Sarah Morse, aged
In West Hartford, Pes 26th, America
Chase. aged 70 years.
In Woodstock. Dec Goth, Zina Porter, aged
6S years.
In Woodstock, Dhc alst. Normus Goodals !,
aged rs years. Funeral from his residence at
20 clock Friday p. m.
In Iridgewatsr, Dec 9Th. Vim. u. Atwood,
aged SO years.
In Norwich, Dec 18th, Nelson Newton. aged
II years, IL months and 81 days.
In Norwich, Dec 18th. Mrs Lavina burton,
aged about 81 years.
In Gaysville, Dec Goth. Oliver Peck, OPEN
sioner) sged 81 years.
In South Woodstock, Dec. Goth, Marcia NJ
Nourse, wife Of Thomas A. Csdy, aged 50 yrs.