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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07
L0CAL PEPURLICAN MEETINGS.

The Young Mems Republican Club held
meeting last evening nj DemOnicO's hear the report
@, committee appointed at the last meeting TO revise
the constitution and bylaws OF the club. IL was die
cde To let the revised constitution lay until the
next meeting there only litecn members pres
eut RESOLUTIONS were adopted approving The action Of
tn recent Republican State Convention aud plcdgins
the cl4bs support the candidates nominated Weekly
meetings of the club Ai be- held until after the election
A meeting OF ina Assembly District Republican As
socafiOu held las, ight In Science Hall. at No l4l
Eguth-st. Resolutions were passed expressing
fer the death Of President Garfield and sympathy for
family aud Offering confidence and support Of the
Association 20 The Iresiucui c. L. 1dlntor, the
president u The Association Hud delegate to tine state
Convention, gave % detailed account Ot that body 8
Work aud iH tgr his remarks offered rtsO-
tons that were Unanimously passed pled-lng hearty
support tine state tCacl and Cundemulug in strong
terms tbr pro- 1.lfpu tIc iacn ne ia the
counties oi New. York and Kings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
GENERAL sLOCUM FOR MAYOR.

The first nominating convention OF the
campaign in Brooklyn held last evening by
The Central Democratic Association jefferson Han).
Delegates from all the wards Of the city met at p M
in the hall at Woughby and Adamssts, to nominate
Mayor. William Marshall was made permanent chair
man. Before the nominations a request was made by
the dele cation bearing the Overures for harmony from
the regular Democratic Committee for n hearing
Corporation Counsel Dewitt moved that the
request be referred to the Central Dem
ocratc Association An amendment that the communi-
cation be received read carried Tho paper set
forth the need of Democrats in Brooklyn harmonizing
their differences and agreeing upon candidates and
urged the Conventions Of the Central Association to adj
jonrn. Mr. Maybam moved to refer the communication
to the Central Association, and this was unanimously
voted
Corporation Counsel DC Witt then nominated for
Mayor, General Henry W. Slocum General
slocrln'7 name received with repeated applause,
and the Convention made the nomination by acclama-
non General SOrnm waa th"n introduced. He sald
mar ne would accent tue nomination in the earnest
on'lt 10 carry out Democratic methods M Brooklyn FOR
years candidates for office In that city had sougIt place
az we lands 81 one mau; now u was hoped 10 put an
end Ia iht~ II desirable to the city govern
mrht ron partisan politics. lie pledeed himself i0r
E"1H government in tbc city Of Brooklyn.
MuurGcueral Henry W. SlCcum was born in Syracuse
tn lS'I, AID graduated ~ Wcst Point in 1850 Tho
following resgIrd from the artillery service and
nrt tit practice Oi law. At the oui ortak or me wal
Fe volunteered. aud was sOon promoted reaching inc
Haio--Geucrasnp in 1862. lie served at FrcdeIicks-
burg, t"hnc"ipr-ylc, Gettysburg and Aniietam, aud
commanded the right VIM IF sheunans army IN the
where 'e ha- -iucc nvcd. In 1865 he the Demo
CrI" candidate for Secretary of state IIr elected
10 Congress- nom the tia Dis riot IN 1865, and in 1870
VA 10 nc was president OF the BrooAJ Board OF CITY
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DELEGATES TO THE ALBANY CONVENTION.
Hrlmarlcs of the NcM-Ynrk ConntY De-


ocrlcy elect delegates Tue state Convention were
held MIGHT ot the districts. In the XVIII
Dit'l Two st,s oi delegates were elected Among the
delegate elected IRON the yarious districts were HUI
bert q. 1auiup-oa, Alderman Autcur,ith, william A.
BGtrr, Assembly IIIn Andrews, W. G. whitney, y. j.
Waterbury, E.rlIri OtIoruan, Judge McAdam, Henry
Clu.ou. IT,. 10 L. Dcvelin VII. Peckuam. f. p. Hart
au' many other well known leaders OF this faction Of
tur Democracy.
Ds.c-at,. lIun the Tamwang Hall wing ~ the Dcmoc-
Trs also elected Iu lev uI,tlDi- john he ~ and
~ Coroner Crorr head the dele CATION the ANIlln
Di-turi.
t|..r.
Ro,D1UT. Oci. GIhc dele gates from the Ist Assembly
Dstrct OF U.ter County tine Democratic state Con
Welt ou ARE: William b. Russell, r. l.. Wcshrook and
ta.ual.E stewart. Ia' d's-.tpu prefer NI SthuDu-
uaarru. piuui late f"r Ju-co! tac Court 81 Appeal
NORWICH. oct g., ncuanso County sends as dele
gates tu ;hr Democratic S.ato Convention Judge W. r.
Jruk~ o. r. Natu-gson and L; p Crildall. They favor
the nomination Oi Elliot DIuiurth Tor state treasure.
ALBANi. Oct. G-Thr Hon. " y. Nolan, Daniel Man
min and Euus Pccsham were tonight elected dele
gates o., tnr Democratic State Convention from tue
Lila Assembly District.
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BENTLEYEntered into rest Wednesday october S. 1851
Funeral services saturday the 9Th ns lats
dence at o'clock m.
Intefment at the convenience OF friends
BUELAt Brockvile, ontario. October 1881 Mira Anne T.
Bue, widow Of the late Andrew Norton Buel, esq aud
daughter OF George b. Tborp, late Of NowYorx City.
lnterment at brockytle, saturday October 3 at
FLoYDAt Mastlc L. T. the 9Th inst John q. Floyd In
the 10Th year Of his age.
Funeral his late Mastc Saturday.
at p. m.
Hunters Point at s85 A. IN for ofches station
where carriages will be In waiting
FooTE-At the Continental Hotel, Saratoga Springs
New-Hayen, Conn.,, in the 10th year OF his
Interment In Evergreen Cemetery NewlIayen Conn., star
day. october l, 1881.
FOOTE-At the Continental Hotel. Saratoga Springs,
Monday october g. 1881, Julia A. ancro) Foote, widow
OF Edwin Foote late OF NewHayen Conn., In the 18th
OF her
Interment Evergreen Cemetery, NewHaven Conn., Thurs
day. october 9, 1881
UEYER-At Lonox, Mass the 4th inst Ellen Heyor OF
this city daughter OF the late Cornelius Heyer aged IL
Relatives friends attend the funeral
vices ~ the Chapel OF the University Place Church.
HOGINSOn Wednesday, october ogden Bo0rum. infant
Funeral the Mansion House Brooklyn Friday.
October Z, at O'Clock m. Please omit flowers
MILLARD-At New.Hamburg October O. Sarah, rolict Of
John Miard late Of Brooklyn in the s9thyear of her
Funeral al her late residence Monday morning Oco
Der TO- at 10 O'clock Relatives and friends most respect
fully invited attend.
lnterment at POugbkeepse Cemetery.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention Of Richmond
County met al Richmond village, staten Island yeser'
day the hrH time for I've years that acouny convention
has been held the county seat Era4tus Brooks was
chairman, and Abram wyant and Charles krcscher
secretaries. There ono contesting delegation OF
members from Clstcton The contest was seiedby
ndmittugtwo from cacn contending faction. Fordcle-
gates the state Convention. Erastns Brooks. John g.
Vaughn and Edward Moore wrrt chosen george Been
I'll, the br wrr member ~ the state Executive Com
mitirr, defeated delegate. rweniy-eSht dele
gales The Senatorial Convection were chosen hcSn-
buttons approving Senator UpEI's past course were
n.luuC, hut the delegation opircied -trongly wheh
seeming attempt tn urruCt them 90 Yot" Tor MS ftno
irttinn made. The Cuuv"nti"n without making
at nominations for county officers, adjourned To meet
Il InI.uknANl lIr M the rnI ~ Inc lhIIr
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MDEiGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyuODris FAR ne past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. z. a. m.-Tho bar
ometor highest Carolina coast and lowest In
the Missouri Valley. The temperature has fallen from
20 ~ 10 In the Gulf States elsewhere IL has riscnin
Now England and Middle Atlantic States from o. 10 1872
in the Lake region from - to 40, IN the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee from 70 15o Rain has fallen since last
report in the Upper Lake region. rainfall Of LOO
inches In the last eight hours Ia reported rum Browns
VILE. The winds In New England ana the Middle At
lanc states sOuthrTy In the South Atlantic states
they nOrthcastery aud IN the uf states they ate
eastery elsewhere tho winds from east Ia south.
Indications FOR tO-tIy.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather, followed
by increasing cJudness ami local rains ~ the northern
por Ion. sOuthery WINDS lower barometer stationary or
higher temperature.
For New England, fair weather followed by increns-
Ing clOudiuess ana local rains, suuhcry Winds lower
barometer, stationary or higher temperature.
Indications tO-mOrrOD.
Partly clouty weather and rain will probably Urc' all
il the Lake region to-day and tomorrow.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

An informal meeting OF the Republican National
Committee was held yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, Marshall Jewell presiding. The following
resolutions were unanimously passed:
KssDircf. Thar the Republican National Committee in
The dean Of President Garfield realizes the loss OF
CuOu an trusted leader, whose intellectual qualities,
correct puuCIpl. progressive Impulse ana aspirations
Tor good royer44uuu made MIN tAe appropriate repre-
sentative o. the patriotic Republican party IN the high
ct National Office.
A,SDirct, That we recognize In President Arthur
hc-iuug ami fearless advocate Ol the RcpubuCu pruc
pir- rhuur ted uN the Convention Which unanimously
place, hu IA nonation, and tlHt uc Is clucu to the
couIdc G"d sympathy o ali Republicans, and To the
cordial support % All patriotic cltiLcns.
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TUE INDICTMENT AGAINST GUITEAU.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-The indictment in the
case of Charles J. Guteau has been completed and is
now in the hands Of the printer II given 10 the
Grand Jury to-day and, owing to the absence of Mr.
scoyc the counsel the defence, in NewNOrk it is
possible that that body will not act upon ii until next
week.
is undo rsood that Mr. Scoye, failing to the
assistance Mcssrs Nerrlck 1Ottcu of this city, 10
nc n. associate counsel for the prisoner to New
York the purpose of obtaining legal assistance there
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PAPER READ BY DIR. SIMS.

A meeting of the Academy If Medicine was
held last evening at No. II West Tair;yirs,t. Many
prominent surgeons were present. Dr. Marion Sims
read paper injuries and wounds Ia the abdominal
cavity aud their treatment by tue principles "A
those Of oNarotony. Dr.. Sims, while aOruad had re-
CcIycl dispatch mat the ball which caused President
GArIird'- death had passed through the abdomen and
trcgrapned back that tie abdomen should be opened
His suggestion severely Criuclscd and last nights
paper WAS statement OF the principles which he
la. pI his
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TIE MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
NOMINATION or GENERAL Il. ". JOHNSON FOR
GOVERNOR
ley rrLyanMn ID Ine rnInrvE.l

ny TTIVGENTU ~ nv TVIDTNE.I
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. G.-Oucc year the
Democrats Of Minnesota meet n state Convention and
go tbrou the formally nominating candidates FOR
State officers These annual meeting. furnish work for
the reporters OF tn daily newspapers hut beyond that
have no particular Significance such gathering WA
held IN the city today There small attendance.
The proceedings very harmonious.
the party IA in hopeless minority Il is ALWAYS safe
IN assuming that II Will be- honest The Convention put
itself the right sido Of all public questions. The pay
mcnf Of the rcpudiitcd railroad bonds was favored.
Governor Pl-burys efforts make the judiciary non
partisan seconded by the Convention, which ni-
proved all three Of Governors appointccs aS Judges.
Suitable notice taken OF President GurucldS death
General X. W Johnson was nominated Tor Governor.
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THE IRVING HALL DEMOCRACY.

The General Committee of the Irving Hall
1cy night AZ Irving Hall ." arrange for
various primary elections and conventions. sherlu
Peter Rowe occupied lhe chair IL announced tina
primaries should be held October - the County Con-
vcntion at Irving Han October ~; Congressional Con
NCutious October 10; Senate Conventions October II;
Couy, ptiou nominate Civil Justices October d. As
srmbiy CouNcnfuua October -. and Aldrrmauic Con
ycnuuus October -. Resolutions offered By eN-Judge
Coournc declaring that the body represented the reF
larly constituted Democracy and that no compromise
should be- made with other factions, were adopted
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WRECKED on CAPE HATTERAS.

AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER DRIVEN AsHoRE-sEvEN
LIVES LOST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Ihe Signal Corps
Station at Cape Latteras North Carolina reports to the
Chief Signal officer follows; The S.gua Corps man
Lie station No 20 reports tst an unknown
trcc-ua5ted schooner came ashore rear Lie saving
Station No. Il tuls morning. seven men were lOst."
LATER" Three mastcd schooner BEFORE reported
Is the IuOmas j. Lancaster Cap ain Hunter OF
Piuadc pnia. Went ashore south OF New Inlet thir-
persons board ali told; seven lost; captain aud
his three children drowned but MS wife sayCd second
mate saved Otuers yet unknown"
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DEATH From Az OPIATE.

Troy, y. Y, Oct. Cdr AlOnzo ID. Hull,
Berlin ply sican was found dead in bed yesterday His
death was tine result Of overdose Of choral supposed
to have been taken to promote sleep lie % nephew
of DR. Hull of New-YOrk. whose wife was murdered by
Chastlne Cox two years ago
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CASES or SUICIDE.

Charles \. Jost, age thirty, formerly employed
IN the Everett House. hanged himself yesterday at No.
no Sullivan street His sister found him dead in his
bedroom. Jost unmarried. He had long hecn III
and unable to work. and was growing Respondent IN
consequence.
An unknown man, about thirty years old. Of low
stature sandy mousache, and dressed in dark clothing,
committed suciUc Wcdnes lay evening by jumping into
the ast River from the pier at the loot OF NebsteIaye
Astoria.
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4 TERDICT or MANSL4UGHrER.

James Mcclure was placed on trial in the
Court Of oyer and Terminer at Newark yesterday for
mansaughter. On July ., McIure drove heavy lum-
Der wagon down MaIn-t, Orange at furious rate and
ami killed the threeycar-od daughter Of julius
Harris Witnesses testified that Mcclure drunk
and lashlng his horses that they were in
a measure beyond his control. The defense sought 70
show tuc negligence of tine parents allo wing the
cad upon the street. At early hour this morning
the IuLl hrought IN Yerlllcl 0I mnnslaughter.
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THE MALLEY TEAL.

NEw-IIAvEN, Conn, Oct. 6.-Nore testimony
was taken to-day in the Cramer to support James
Mallcy - alDi. Miss Jennie Burns, cashier in Ed
warI Maley's store testified that Friday August 5,
alleged 60 be the day OF the murder about 1915 O'Clock
ale met James Malley and Miss Hariand walking up
Chapsst II has been ntlmated that Miss HaTiand may
have been mistaken for Jennie Cramer by the States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07
CLOSE OF THE FAIR At EJERHEAD.

The twenty ninth annual fall exhibition of
the Suffolk County Agricultural Society, which opened
at RS crhead Tuesday, closed as evening. IL was
the successful far held by the society The
attendance large. Considering the hot summer and
the protracted drouh the display of fruit and yegeta
lea Was good The exhibit OF potatoes was never
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GpeeIal Notices.
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before equalled in the county There was also fine
trOttng on the halfme track each day At the annual
meeting OF the society held az the COurs House. Wednes,
day evening r. y. Roosevelt, Eugene Blackboard ana
Seth Green spoke fish culture. They advocated stock
ing the bays and ponds both by natural aud artificial
breeding as the only OF keeping up the supply OF
edible fish in Long Island waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

TRIBuSE OFFICE, Oct 2, a. m.-The tendency In the
barometer s again downward. Clear and fair weather
prevailed yesterday. The Temperature ranged between
80 and 62o the average (5l4' being Gaso lower than
on the corresponding day Ia year, aud 7ls higher
than Wednesday.
Clear fair and weather may DO Kpootod To-
da, ia thls city and vicinity.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoaR......oCT. G. 1881.


PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u, 1851
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ship Nngpore Liverpool Robertson Calcutta ia days
with mds To W o Cooper. vessel 70 ArksllS Co. -.
BARK ChinTna ttai Casoa, Newry 81 days IN Daiast !"
Funch. Edye y Co.
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TIRGINLA TOBACCO PLANTS KILLED.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Especial kilograms
10 he Dispatch report that the frost of last night
was very general throughout the state ANA ala incacu
obe damage to the tobacco crop At least one half OF
the standing crop has been destroyed But hle OF the
..r..L.I l.LIh
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Conn, Oct. O.-Kcp0rtS from
1O7 towns which held local elections on Monday show
that the Republicans carried ninety, the Democrats
Guy-two. and twenty-five evenly dvIued. This Is
Republican gam over similar elections of last year,
he .'publicns carried an M Usually large num-
b, g.. thirty thrre towns voted for no license.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAxEas.

QUEENSTOWN Oct CARVED steamer Nerssa (Br, stu,y>
from New.Y0rk. ""'""'>
HALIFAX Oct 6-Sailch steamers Gamma for New York
Manitoban, for Quebec and Montreal.
AMERICAN PORTS
BAL1NogR, Oct 6Cleared steamers Koln tuer) yunest
BTemen VIM Crane, HOwes Boston.
GALVESTON. Oct 6-Sajled Wearnouh IIverpool
NEw-oRLRANs Oct 6Cleared, steamer Whitney VeraJrux
Arrived, steamer New. York, Quick, from New-York
Sailed steamers Chalmette and udson New-York 9Th
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NOMINATED TO THE ASSEMBLY

SYRACUSE, Oct 6.-E. o. Farrar has been
nominated for Member of the Assembly by the RepuO-
Leans OF the lid District of OnOnuagO County.
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NOMINATED TO TIE ASSEMBLY,.

HERKBIER, II. Y, Oct. 6.-R. u. Stark
weather nominated to-day for member OF Assembly
by tue Democratic Assembly Convention
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ANTGMoYOpoLIsT5 CONVENTION,

The Hudson County Anti-Monopoust Con-
ycnton last evening the Court House jersey City
nominated cujamin Van Keuren FOR sheriff and Thomas
Aldrich for Directorate Large OF the Freeholders'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

dss1n shosst bAEsne'tsS sAr,at'os' ,hs city sn'h
rhss IN rrrets lines sve divisions q time of
Tanatou Indicated
asts n .sinAey as Broadway.
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ARAuRnAn For SALE.

The Hon. Mr. Chapleau says the Provincial
Government Railway has offered to the Canadian
Pochc Railway Company, who would use it portion
al THAR thrDugh line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

The Sierra Nevada Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 81 "A share, and the Hale and Nor
cross Mining Company one f 80 cents u share.
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MIR. THEODORE b. STARR,

v,.ors Independently Of any purchase are in
yed 70 the establ shment oi
MIR. THEODORE B. STARR
NO 2O6 FIFTH.AVE-, MADISON SQUARE
Between 18th and 26th.sts.
The salesrooms occupy THREE doors The FIRST exhibits
avery variety Of SOLID SILVERWARE OF unique designs
Foreign and American WATCHES, &C. The SECOND cOm
one OF the extensive and complete stocks In ths
country OF strictly GrsLciass DIAMOND JEWELRf of
ORIGINAL designs nnest solitaire aud critically matched Ola
MONDs rare PEARLS, Rubios Emera!ds sap9hires Cas-
eyes and precious stones GOLD JEWELf Ia no'e'
designs at close prices the THIRD displayed ehoicec
lection nj French CLOCKS artistic BRONZES. Mantel setA
Capleabra &C. and decorative PORCELAIN Of the hoya
worcester Minton and other iayorite Wares IN Na'e$
Placques, JardinleTes, &c
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Ready This Morning.
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.--The following were
Tho nllcial cInsing nrices OF mning stonks-
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A recipe for making lemon pie vaguely adds:
" Then SIC "a and stir constantly just as II
ans one could cit without stirring CONSTANTLY.
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MARRTED

TKINsoN-wFLDING-At No. 81 81 Felixst, Brooklyn
wednesday, October 1881 John Atkinson OF Phlades
rhia, 10 Ann II. Welding OF Brooklyn. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city Tuesday, 90
tober T. 1881, by the Rev. @. III. Dueld, Eleanor Leal
WILsoN-PERKINs-At BROOKLYN, Wednesday evening
october the residence the brides parents by tho
Rev; Amon GunnisOn, Benjamin W. Wilson 10 Nellie
f. daughter OF James D. Perkins. all Of Brooklyn.
Al nnticna ~ 1rn...... .....l ,l....I In LII
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DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed icih fsI
name and address