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FOR ElCN.
why the Csar DID Noa Go 60 Berlin.

Why the Csar Did Nos Go to Berlin.
LONDON, June 12th.-A CORES.
pendent at st. Petersburg reports
that he has been informed from an
unimpeachable source that the
Gar renowned his visit to Berlin
because the German police had re-
ceived intelligence that 1t was
highly probable his assassination
would be attempted there.
Ascot Race.
LONDON, June 12th.-On Ascot
Heath the race for the Prince oil
Wales stakes brought out eleven
starters. The winner was Wheel
of Fortune, the winner of Oaks at
EPSON; Adventure, second; Rayon
Dor, third. The race for the gold
vase given by Her Majesty was won
by Economy; Silvia, second; Castle
reagh, third.
The Ascot stakes were won by
Ridotto; Mycen8, second; Bay
Archer, third. Eleven horses ran.
Raoinx nj the Bots de B"u:oKn~.
PARIS, June 12th.-At the Bots
de Boulogne, in the Forty Kilome-
tres race to-day, the thoroughbred
owned by Baron FinOt beat by
eight kilometres Norman, horse
belonging to an American, who
lost 10, 900 francs.
Demanetsstng SILVER.
PARIS, June 12th.-The Globe, q
daily Journal, understands that the
characterization of silver fractional
currency in the Island of Reunion
is the first step in the demonetiza-
ton of silver, to be applied on q
vast scale, with the object of
com batting the tendency of foreign
countries to send their surplus sill
yer to France.
The Enperor's Goiden weddinE.
BERLIN, June 12th.-The city
was in holiday attire yesterday IN
honor of the EmperoI's golden
wedding. Special sentry boxes
flank the doors of the Embassies.
Palaces and hotels tell of the arriv-
vi of the distinguished guests and
the honors accorded them, while
uniforms of foreign colors mingle
with the dark Prussian blue. Or.
derlies dash to and fro, while curl.
Gus crowds delight to watch the
unusual stream of brilliant equip.
ages on the Linden. The popuIace
aid regular siege to the Emperor's
palace, and whoever entered or
emerged was received with volley
of hurrahs. The chief buildings
have been draped with greening,,
and some particular streets fiutter
with streamers and flags. Illumin-
alton devices have been affixed
here and there ready to burst out
this evening into flaming mono
grams of eagles, portraits and other
compliments to the Imperial pair.
In all parts of the Empire address,
es are voted by provincial assem-.
blies, municipalities and universal
ties, and the day Is taking the
character of universal festival.
Newspapers of every shade unite
In expressing undivided love and
allegiance to the revered monarch.
Among the distinguished arrivals
up to yesterday morning were the
royal family of Saxony, Grand
Dukes Alexis and Michael of Rus.
sia, the Ducal families of Baden,
Mecklenburg, Sehwerin and Meek.
lenbuTg-StrelItz, Prince Frederick
of the Netherlands, Prince and
Princess of Hohenzollern and the
Duke of Edinburgh,
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EVENING sTRKETs-4.4O p. NJ.

$; L = W y; 49, Hi, * ;; Rade s.
!.do $; Con vai ~; 3 q =: Iss4s; NY,
I.9oa; HM N, ~ a; Utah, IN s; Coz,
Dorado. 2.70 b, ~ u; Justice, x.25 b. 4 40
a; Mono, liz b. TX a; 8 Nevada, 47h s;
Bulwer. ilh b, 10 a; Utah. 23k S; imperi-
al, ass $; Julia, 81 b. 81 a; Benton, 7Ms;
Union, TN b, IS s; Bonanza, Els b, ~
q; Mexican, ssh ,; savage: l6N =; Gale
81 s; scorpion. 8 q; Gala. 81 b, 81 q: Alta,
10 .; Jacket, l9s4 b 20 a.; Bullion, 9 b, 9k
a; q 4 G, l2N b; Alpha, 291a s; Benton, 7sS
8: 3 New, 48 s; Ophir, 81 8.
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II you were to accuse Miss Ana
line DeFlukey Of overweening self
conceit, you would not abash her
in the least; she would retort that
one has a perfect right to admire
the masterpieces of nature. The
day after the announcement of her
engagement to Fred Dory, an old
friend offered his congratulations.
=" Not me-" she said, and she
twitched her nose haughtily, "con-
graduate Fred,n
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A family of four adults, In NORTH.
bridge, Mass, have drank enor-
mously of cider since last fall, the
quantity being estimated at forty
to fifty barrels. They had been un.
able to sell 1t at fair price and 80
used it themselves. During the
spsiug and latter part of the winter
1t was very hard, and the drinkers
we're Intoxicated much of the time.
Six weeks ago the mother died In
a fit, and later one of the sons died
In a similar way, while the father
has delerium tremens.
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unexpected reception from his
former patient. Gently settling the
doctor with her trunk, the elephant
encircled him with 1t, to the terror
Of the audience, who expected to
see him crushed to death. 1t was
some time before the animal could
be induced to go away from the
Doctor.
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From = Disslnsu,snea Jariss.

"Thave tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. and
the result fully sustains your prediction.
II has made u new man ofme, infused in
TO my system new vigor and energy. /,
am no longer tremulous and .debllltated-
as when You last saw me, but stronger,
heartier, and with a larger capacity ior
labor--mental and phy sical than at any
time during the last ave years. Sold by
all druggists,
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Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, sunny, front rooms. con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one bloch
from the Postofiice and Court House. and
commands a charming view OF mountain
and valley. Jel6tf
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the hold. The crew chung to a
plank, and after floating for nine
hours reached shore.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
GAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk
CHANGE BOARH.
STOCK REPORT,
MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO. June IL.

4lO Overman,l IL, 10y
| l2H, lA
SIS Justice, 4 40, f.45
$50, AS
935 Union. 80, rs, II
rs, 76%
1856 Alta, 81, 956, %;
800 Lady b. l.S5, La
400 Julia, s, 81, 81
$50 Caledonia, 8 .,
$50, 3.35. 81
900 BALTIC, l.20, LBS,
SIS g Hill, $50, q 10
200 Challenge, 3 10
$50 N Y, LIS, l.M
$50 Lady W, $50
955 Andes, | 10, Lis,
Los, 100
PASS Ward, LIS, l.so,
l.90, Les, 2
1925 Scorpion, ), 2.95
200 Cosmopolitan, l
800 Midas, IL
lU0 N Con Va, SL,
s75 Benton, 7H. 7sI,
TX, IN
uW N Bonanza. 2.l0,
2.l5
100 Plutus, l.6o
80 Con Dorado, ~
$50 Fairfax, ], Ito
500 Greens. X
llS0 Mackey, LBS, 2.i5
2 80
500 Min View, LAO
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.


Delegates to the Colonial Congress.
The Declaration Of independence.
Bigners Of the Declaration.
Delegates to the Continental Congress.
Sessions OF the Continental Congress.
Presidents OF the Continental Congress.
Articles of Confederation.
The Constitution Of tho United States.
Sessions Of the Federal Congress.
Speakers OF the House OF Representatives.
Presidents of the Senate.
Secretaries Of the Senate.
clerks Of tn House Of Representatives.
OhaplAins 10 Congress.
successive Administrations.
Executive officers Of the OWL SERVICE.
Presidential Electors.
Electoral and Popular Votes for Prosi''"nt
Political Parties.
The Justices Of the supreme oour,
Clerks Of the Supreme Court.
Marshals OF the supreme Court.
Justices Of tho Circuit. District sDo Ter
ritorial Courts.
The Court Of Claims.
Organization Of the Executive Dsvart
ments.
sertiement of States and r rritories. -
Counties and Towns Of the United stat1s.
Area of the United States.
origin Of the names OF States and Terrific
rteB.
Length and Cost OF American Wars
Chist Commanders Of the Army.
Progress OF Population in the 0n,tss
Population and Ratio Of Representation.
PAY Table of Civil Officers.
Leading Government Publications
The Newspaper Press.
Education in the United StAtee.
colonial Governors Of America.
The State and Territorial Governors. !
The Seat of the General Government.
Riaht OF Suffrage In the United States.
Qualifications of Elective Officials.
Diplomatic Agents OF the United States.
DIPLOMATIC Agents from Foreign Countries
international Affiliations and Commits.
sious.
Treaties and Conventions.
Foreign Government Representatives in.s
the United States.
Officials of the Centennial Exhibition.
Additional Facts to Date Of Publication.
Index by S.ates Of Federal Congress.
General Index.
besides its own value As . work OF refer.
enoe, the Book forms . worthy adjunct to
syery published history OF the Unit0d States,
aud will be an indispensable acquisition to
every Public and Private Library. In form it is
royal octave Of about 700 pages, we'll printed
on good paper, and 10 sold In
Morocco cloth binding, plain edges, fol. .$7 OO
Half Morocco or Calf inarbied edges 80. 8 90
Full Morocco or Calf marbled or gilt =. 10 90
no be had from Agents and booksellers
eyerywhor ere. bynlail or express prepaid,
from JAMES ANGLIM. Publisher,
nol9-tf l4aa Street. Washington D. O.
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1920 Ophir, IS. 32h,
"a, 33A. 33k,
"a q siH' 49, 81
ol5 Mexican. 40. 39z
1914, 39H, 1914
It's G & o, Is, ~
1856 B q b. W.
725 Gala, 6sS, 81, "
@5 Savage, III. 1873,
$40 Con Va, 6%, 81,
6k b ~
87s CnOllar, 8
Sis Potosi. tas. 81,
81, 6M. Ga
135 II q N, M, HK,
1910 Point, 6x, 6M,
6sX, 81
$50 jacket, w., 2oH
sou Imperial, 2.40,
2S5. 2.40
$40 Kentuck, 81, 6T
lbs Alpha. 30H
las Be1cher, ~, N,
~, ~ n
$50 Confidence. l5M
10, l5I. 1871. IL
$40 8 New, t9H, ~,
48H, 48, 4oN
B Utah, "A
995 Bullion, ~, %,
OK
e5 8 Belcher, 2S
A5 Ex'quer. 10, 81,
10
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
TO r e N r.

A desirable furnished house OF eight
rooms, on FrankliH street, suitable for q
frst-class boarding house. Apply at
corner of franklin and Fort streets.
my20-lm
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New York's MIN supply.

NEW YORK. June 12.-The PresI-
dent of the Farmers Club, at its
last monthly meeting, declared the
milk supply Of New York to be
about One-fourth water, and the re-.
ceipts for the same aggregating
about 81. 900. 900 per year.
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TO SHEEP OWNERS.
FOR SALE,

THE OTAY RANCH, containing 1857
9S.lC0 acres, EN- bracing the upper portion
of the Otay Valley, in san Diego county /.
Title, u. s. Patent. This property Is we'll
adapted for sheep and controls an ex-
teusive outside range. There is an abund-
ance Of wood on the ranch and water all
the year round. There is not any of that
brush so detrimental to the wn"l-grow.
ers' Interest, the only brush being what
Is known as "greasewOod," on which
sheep feed. This property is in every
respect u desirable sheep range and is
situated fourteen miles from the city of
San Diego. For iurlher Information ap-
ply to III: HEATING,
je7-2w Fifth street, San Diego.
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BOTTLED BEER. carload Of Anheuser St. Louis
Beer has just been received and connosseus of Beer
easily satisfy themselves by trial that finer quality Of
Beer has been offered in this city than this fresh lot
of Anheuser. m1'
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WANTS LOST-FOUND.
WANTED.

A CHAMBERM at the WRIG HI
HOUSE. Good recommendations re
Quired. jlO 81
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LITERARY.
TINE GREAT REFERENCE SOCK
OF THE CENTURY.
biographical Annals Of the C.vii 0overns
meut OF the United States, During the
First Century OF it's -sistance.
PROM ORIGINAL AND OFFICIAL SOURCES
1y ChaS. Lanrnans
author Of the Dictionary Of Congress-.
"privste life of Daniel Webster, "bed
Book OF Michigan"
ay Chae. Lanman,

This valuable work, the only one OF It's KIND
extant. contains about seven Thousand do
graphical sketches, and eight Thousand a.
ditional names Of persons who have been
connected with the Government since the
signing OF the Declaration of Independence.
making In all. about yIrTEEN THOUSAND FEB
soNAL REYERENoEs in the volume. 1t en-
stivcs, and Senators who have served In the
Continental and Federal Congresses. the Fed.
erAl and state judiciary, Ministers to and
from Foreign Countries. Executive oMcers In
all the Departments OF the Nation, a. well as
All the Governors of the states and Terrific
ries, together with very large amount OF
tabular Information. gathered from omciM
sources, calculated to illustrate tho growth
and present condition Of the Government OF
the United states. For greater converts nee
or reference. the Book Is arranged In Two
parts; the first containing the
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NEW TO-DAY.
Wanted.

A GIRL. about IL years old. to take
care o. children. Apply at l.. HARRIS'S
No. 1852 Fort street. 1t
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice Ia hereby given that have sold
ms interest In the good Will and fixtures,
including q horse and wagon, Of the
butcher snop formerly kept by Bruttig d
BOorman, near the corner OF spring and
Third streets. to +. W. Boorman; he. tho
said r. W. Norman, 10 collect all bills
due to the late firm and to pay all sums
dde To- Wholesale butchers for meats fur
nlshed 10 the fifm.
PETER BRUrTIG.
Los Angeles, June 9th. jei0 lw
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LOS ANGELES GUARDS, A
-ATTE NTION! 1

You are commanded to appear In full
uniform. at your Armory, THIS EVEN
ING at ~ o'clock sharp. to be inspected
by the Adjutant General.
BY order of P. M. DARCY,
IL Captain Commanding.
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WALLA WALLA, June 22th.-All
is quiet on Salmon river. The In
dians are probably hundreds of
miles away. Troops are en- route.
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California Preighls.

NEW York, June 12th.-Califor-
mia freights via Cape Horn remain
very quiet indeed. The bottom ap.
pears to have fallen out of the
market. This, no doubt, is owing
to natural causes. The past season
has been an unusually good one,
and shipments have been nearly
equal TO former years, hut the
adoption of the new Constitution,
aud its consequent effect on bust
ness, together with the prospect of
q heated discussion during the
next three months, has put
damper on trade by this route, as
well as by the short routes, and the
prospects are for very dull sum.
mer. Rates remain steady and it lie
not likely that there will be much
change, II any. Agents, OF course,
will at all times get oil they can
for freight. At present they are
not getting any more than they
pay for their ships. However, It
remains to be seen what action the
Pacific Mail will take In case they
open active competition against
the Pacific roads. should they
enter the market for certain class
of frelRhts at low rates, they Ger.
tainly will compel clippers to come
down or lose the freight.
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BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS.

ana some idea of the value and extent OF tbs
Tabular information which forms the SEQ.
OND PART. may be gathered from the sub
1insd
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wesssr. Crop Prosp~cts.

NEW York. June 12th.--The Bull
letin expresses the utmost conf
dence in the reports concerning the
Western crops, frequently quoted
in these dispat ches, and says recent
Associated Press reports agree with
them. The yield of wheat 10 South
ern Minnesota will be greatly af-
fected by the dry weather Of April.
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p% LIQUORS and CIGARS FIRST
CLASS. ICE-COLD LAGER. Also, Phil
adelphia Brewery Bottled Beer for sale.
je7-lm
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/" PRES TO- CHlNGE!"
4 Magician In JAN for noIag "a SIeight-oG
Hand Trick with ~ 900.

Mr.. George Wheeler hns been arrested and
confuel ia Ludlow street jail under an order
granted hy judge MrAGam. Mr.. Wheeler is n
prrStidiciisteur ana in his department ot art
Aas had varied experience; hut De han 10 rarl-
tai. IT, m.t ~. John q. Kenny. who had some
capital. but uo experience Tho two entered
into au agreement l8-, March % combine the
experience 90 the ono and the capital OF the
other u q Joint 900, rrr.~e i4r The profit 90 both.
h is Ut VI Kenny p suit that Mr. Wheeler has
now boon iururcrrut"d.
= Mr. h'uuyS uiliitv.t tHlls the following
into .ntulet. uuI which tho lft,r WIS g,
-i.ua. D re 90. Pro-. Is s.n..,n i'm ,ar.au. parts
of 90" uutry. nrd boo and Kenny wore a. share
iA" profits. any VS. 90 tay for I'll. inter II
ash ana Pc uDto for $500 rUyalie DO thirty DAYS.
Mtr"lcr tlid him tntt be- Wa- vol and widely
h' hAi recently given n prrior4.nr' ln o."
Doc hat gwen Wt-i. 9i cntcr'alur" nir IA IRON
tou. y. j.. ana r'1r"d large Iro ~ ui"rrirnu;
That hc hal given an exhibition in Hope
Chal 'i in hi- city. WITH very handsome re-
.uudatory notices Of his prrfornauc,~ were
pasted. Those Doe said, We're Opinions Of the
press" ana Dee named the newspapers from
wairh. as be represented he had cut Them. CA
these rerrese ut.f.on- Kenny give Wheeler the
o. ney o. hHl PROMISED. and last monih ne
there paid about 500 more. the expenses Il
expected .eNhihuous. Tho reriorn,an" in
lNlk r.. however, WAS HN'h 70 d"fit'l 90 lure
tuHt Wheeler said. Well a can DO wo,. D., re-.
! tou know whore | Gun. and Ae suse -"
that they hal better drop thotr proe't. But,
says Mr. Kenny iu his AFFIDAVIT no did not
propose 10 return any OF the money hc had
received from me nor has Nj Kenny ever
seen any OF thut n pncy since then.
Htyiu. his confidence thus shaken Kenny
prgG.cir4 T. institute inquiries a. To- the trash
~ Whoeler's first rrprrseriai.ons o. him. The
result r -,i forth ~ length u his affidavit. Ar-
cOrdlUg Go that the JHultor ~ tho Cooper In-ti-
lu,. 3"nies 'hm amy Prot. W.-"mon 70 hiss en-
t"rt1iued the puhlir there iu ton years past
while a urIyutr wuohmau in tho Cooper Iu-ti-
tufc. who says that he knows tho real Prof. " l-e-
MAN driie- thnt b. resembles Wheeler at ALL
A. FIR the "ouIni9t- o. the press kenny SAYS
thut Ae went 20 the oflre- ol the news papers
named iu them. tu' WAS unable 10 find them VA
the editions referred To-. H. also searched dill
gently Sr Hopo Chapel. oulyto l"arL that il had
| ie-u torn down iuur or five Yeurs ago.
Ipou THIS nndryit. Judge McAlam granted
the order lor W."ricrs arrest. and 81 200 nai!
h required for his felDusc
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BRowS-At Pawtuckct. r L. May o. Nchitshel A.
brown Nfc 90 tIe kUN. George Brown. aged ~ wears
aui months Her death makes irrak boo 20 family
CIRCLE oi s"'tusN .strt. aud oue hrothrr-whu-c ages
vary from - tHs wears Tie a-grc. being a0l wears.
ur AN average each of tho seven 90 than eighty
years Mr. Brown WAS LrauddsuLlbr ct cot John
Allan who defended Nuthis. M l177 against fhc British,
gm ut Col John Crtur who SERVED iu the frcuch war
hcl,i tp destroy tr tea 900 Boston htfuog served hon
urnNy throu.h te Revolutionary strugs e. uud was ap-
pointed a Bri-atirr General on l7~i
RI rms A. rcuu Yam. y 4, recently Mrs Bridget
Burns aged 10 years
GAMING ON Thursday. May 20, william Canning.
aged % wears
Rcauvc. ani friends OF the family invited attend
tho funeral from h- late residence 247 Wet 3lst st. on
SATURDAY.. MAY n. At O'clock.
uE YOUNG.-m san Francisco. cal MAY - lose rhine,
daughter OF thr late NJ II Dc Noung, native ct rhiA
drlrhia. aged ~ years
fLAkE-In philadelphia, Pa, May - Sarah Ellen
Flake. IN her g2i year
fLNNN-ln San Francisco. Cal, May 81, Ellen FLYNN,
native o the parish ut Castle Magntr tonuty CORK.
ireland, aged ~ years and months
kEkFi Joseph T.. keeie. beloved son ~ Daniel and
Hannah keeie, aged wears, months ami II days
The funeral VIII take place from the residence ~ his
parents. '9 Grand st. Brooklyn E D.. on Friday. May
go at O'Clock 4 VI
.NOIsoN IN New Bedford Mass May %. Francis
Mut.,u. AGED lu@ wears nui fmouihs lie was born IA
= Mary canada; ~ January, l777 lie marr..d ne
wife who survives him when they were 10th past -.
She being ihc widow OF bis own nephew. MI Moison
was the iateru twenty three children and had sons
who served In the umou army durus the late civil
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MARRIED..


BELI.-MoRToN. In Brooklyn, Nav 81, Mr., Louis II.
Bell tn Miss Josie Norton
MONr-wOOD On thursday May %. Mt the res.
dcnce Of the brides mother BY the Rev ,. g. Putnam,
u d.. George ". pAumont a. Hattie Z daughter Of tho
late John wood. all uf Jersey CITY
PAIRlCk-RALEIGli-On Wednesday morning.
May D at ST dalachs church. by the Rev " +. Prem
derga,t Mr. g. Fitzpatrick q New York 70 Miss Mary.
daughter Of Maurice Raleigh, Esq. Of Philadelphia.
McDONALp-C ROSS.-On "Wednesday May -. az tho
rcsidencc Mrs 1oost 4ie Bedford aV Brooklyn by
the Rev. u johnson. ID ID. Albert a. Mcdonald u
Isabel Gross granddaughter OF the late Hon John A
Gross. AN OF BuflhlNu
O'CONNOR-TllORNE May 10 by the Rev Father
McCoruuck. Charles OConnor OF Carman,Nie 90 Julia.
daughter the ia', II VI fhornr at Manhassct L. l.
thompson II ANYWAY On ruesiav evening. MAY ~,
az st. Grur-t.- tuurch. hy the R.y J. Rice Taylor,
james IulWns0 tn Eliza T. HutWay. both tn, citv.
NANuERUuOf-iONES In Troy. \. ou Tuesday.
NaN - hy the Rev DR. James l.. Uulgc. Cornelius II,
Nguderhu,Io OFF Nrw York 60 Nils Maria ZONES ~ Troy
NlLilAM~-EpNtE In Albion. y. uu Wednesday,
HaN =. the rc.donc. OF the hrie par, nt. hy she
Roy l. Hrtlley. d.. oi Trinity Church. Buston. Mas.
IiCutt Williams of Springfield. Mass. 10 sol hIA We Isl,
daughter OF JJlus - Royce. Esq
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JonN C. rrrNIMs DE4rM
The MIssIag students Hody Found by his
Cinssmatrs In the River.

Coroner parslow OF Ilobokcn was informed
yesterday afternoon that the body Of John C.
Putnnm. tho student Of Stevens Institute. an
account Of whose mysterious Disappearance was
published in THE SUS Of yesterday. had been
found. Early in the morning party Of his
class mates hired two boats. and went 20 work
with graphing apparatus IN the river near
where Putnam boat was found. After several
hours search the body OF young Putnam was
brought 10 the surface. They towed II 10 the
Eiysinn Fields. where il was delivered
10 the authorities, The dead man was
dressed in a plain dark-colorcd bust
ness suit II rough material that had
evidently been much used. In his pockets
were quarter dollar four pennies. two lead
Pencils. a silver buckle five large-si1cd car
tTidgrs q cu~,-romh. a peuknifc, and an ounce
bottle Of medicine bearing the label Of THylor's
drug store. on Park avenue. and directions to
take one tra-pO0uful every hour. over tho
right ear WAS Il hole through which blood
oozed. and which. on being probed was found
to extend through the skull 10 = smaller aper-
tur, on tho OF poSiie side II tho bead just be-
hind the left ear. Tho legs were firmly tied to-
gothcr below the knee with ono OF his sus-
prDders, and two large pieces Of stone were
attached a. his feet 10y tho other suspcnder. II
is coul-cturcd that Putnam shot himself
through the head simultaneously with jumping
from tho boat. No pistol has been discovered.
Tut AC We known L. possess one.