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REAL ESTATE TRASSFERS.
Filed Tor Record Daring the Month OF
june 1871.
WARRANTY.


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Lin W Srr,r,, q, Ii, NJ r,,- - ,.- 81,
southwest corner ssctou %. township L. range 70;
$50
Fred Harpstcr, w H. H. Curtis. and \. u. S:naU.
and wives To The Farmers Elevator auI lli.l Co.
LOIS l. b J. Block l. Severance: sJIgG
John McCauIev and wiz. 10 Henry A. MrCaulcv,
east half of northeast fractional quarter section J.
township ,. range Ig; sI.jOg.
Christina White 10 Norman Case. Lot ~. Cherry
Street. Icona: Sos.
NJ. C. Blood and wife {, Ianzan. Blazlmau and
Hlrtshorn, mart Of northeast quarter Of northeast
quarter section -, TOWNSHIP, :. rsugr ~: so.
". Il. Blood and wife &. Ella HiurEIrv. part u.
northeast quarter of northeast quarter section T.
township 4 range ~; 80
EIias Renter and Adam Il.at,r anil vfy, tn viii.
lam Back. Lot t and north half OF Lot .. Mission.
Grove tract: $50.
Amin. &. Moyyry and husband to Mary Z. How.
ard. north half of Lot 3 Flock 10. Svcr,nr,; $40
Edmund Blnck and wife to Grorg, W Thaycr.
r-.-o IN ~ ~ p,,,r - ~. s7.n
,t,a. ,,;,.,,,., r,t.,,I..,, ~. 4, .,;.,.,,-,,,.
the undivided or, half Of HE, east half Of Lots and
), Block II. Troy: sIel
7. H. Baker and wife to Peter Studcr, part of
southeast corner of northeast quarter section 3.
township ,. range -; So.
George w DoweIl and wife to Jane Il. Rawline,
southwest quarter of northwest quarter section II.
township = range ~ sS"'.
L. .ha'i''s am, ne 20 '"i,' l. i'',r ~,
'"s' H"''' ~ ',,lI y ''-, :.
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virtue Acknowledged.

Mrs. Ira Mulholland Albany, y. Y, writes For
several years have suffered from oftreturrins bill
ious headaches, constipation, dyspepsia, and com
plants peculiar to my sex. Since using your Bur-
dock Blood Bitters am entirely relieved" Price
q LOO For sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Picnic picnic of number Of
Sunday Schools united, will be held OF the Martin
Grove, south of Iowa Point, on Saturday. July I'D
Speaking music, refreshments, etc, will he the or
der of the day. Everybody is invited, with their
hail
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IL sI.5os Per year can he easily made at home
working for L. C. Rideout & Co., 10 Barclay Street
New York. Send for their catalogue and full par
ticulars.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

n The B. & N. R. R., known the Burlington
Route offers special advantages to travellers See
their advertisement in this paper
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~, A pure Strengthening tonic, free from vhiskey
and alcohol dyspepsia, and similar diseases
il has never been equalled. Browns Iron BittersA
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Boots and Shoes.

r. Go to McCrum & Governs for severan
Snowflake Flour.
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= The estimates Of the wheat crop in the State,
published by the State Board of Agriculture show
that Dosphan County stands highest in the estmat-
ed average number Of bushels per acre.
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mayitf
Fir. insurance and Money Leaning.

d. MCINTOSH. Fire Insurance and Loan Agent,
Of Troy, gives you your choice Of a half dozen OF
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which to insure your property, at the
cheapest rates. He will also loan money real
estate security, the lowest rates of interest Of
flee adjoining BOders' Bank. esepso
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II India Linens, plsid and striped Nainsooks
cream eolored Nainsooks and, in fact all the dssi
rable patterns in white goods, at
yAs BUeKIRx & REcKkxRIDokis-
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r. Ben. w. Fleming 4 Bro, the leading
Matters, 4o7, Felix Street, st. Joseph, Mo.
Terms cash. Prices the lowest. imayem.
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u Why will you let your horses suffer from ians
ness, when you can get Kendalls SPAWN Cure
Read their Advertisement
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FRANKLIN HANCOCK

II The Severance Mills now have an abundance
of water, and are running day and night, with good
supply Of four always on hand.
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IL Farmers can now DEPEND upon getting their
grinding done promptly. at the Severance Mills
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- To Promote a vtgeross Growth Of the
hair. use Parker's Hair BALKAN. 1t restores the
ysuthfnl eolsr to gray hair, removes dandruf, and
snre. tic hina Of the scaln
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~ Emerson, White Cloud. is selling ladies trim
med hats at one-haf price, to make for man
moth stock, this fall.
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- 1900 yards of good Shifting, at
cost. A. PoULET, White Cloud.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

u New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever
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II o. Marcum was down from Haratha, the
first of the week. There q report here that the
people about Hiawstha starving; but it must
have been mistake, as os. did not have that APP
pearance
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~ Ladies' hats, half price, at d. NJ. Emerson's
White Clond
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II 4 fine lot of Jewelry, at cost.
A. PoULET, White Cloud.
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Y "a womans Perils; or. Driven from Home"
/, press and to be issaed in few days BY T. b. Pc
terson Brothers, PhilAdelphis, brilliant, breezy
and delightful Southern Novel. Love and tresehery
unite to give 1t vast interest Mrs. James C. Cook
Of Columbus, Georgia, IL the suthoress.
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II lbs Suits of Clothing, at cost.
A. PoULET, White Cloud.

II Parasols and Fans, in full assortment and ID
test Styles at VAN BusKrRK & BREckESRIDcEs
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II L. Z. Sanders, formerly Of Troy, is now 8
Federal esieeholder. He has pOst-ofsee in Lyon
County, called Trail
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

y Shutting up the front door pleases the saints;
opening tie side doors satisfies the sinners peace
and plenty abound Cincinnati CoBs1sereial
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Years of Suffering.

| Mira BsrAhsrt, cor. Pratt and Broadway, Bsssls,
fortwelve years sufferer from rheumatism, and
after trying every known remedy without avail was
entirely cured by Thomas Eclcetric OIL Fer sale
| by ID. C. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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II son Of Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman, living east
Of town, had shoulder di.loeated, Sunday evening,
by fall received in attempting to mount . pony.
DIR. r. C. Hofmeier was cent for, and put the limb
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e The Khetliye, it IL reported, PszseA the other
day TO remark that Don Cameron il no manager.
How easy it is to other peoples hlunders.-Ios
ION Post.
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II An effective mdicine for kidney Diseases low
fsvers and nervous prostraton, and well worthy Of
q trial, is Browns Irsn Bitters.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received, at Leland's.
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" All wanting good -four, should get the Sever
.aes Mills "snow Flaie.-
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On long time, at per cent. interest, on well i'm
proved Fsrnsin DOniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
iuneeI Y. K. SroUT. Troy, Kansas.
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Y Kendalls SPAWN Cure is highly recommended
By Prof Williams, the wonderful horse tanner.
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II Emerson, White Cloud is selling the balance
of his car load ladies' hats, at half price. four
dollar hat for 50 co. really worth 1850.
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~ $500 yards of choice Prints, at &c.
a. PoULET, White Cloud.
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Look Ont!

New photograph gallery in town. on north side o
Snnara
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~ DIR. Thompson has returned from Chicago,
where he had been. for some days.
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rsy- Bob Tracy was from st. Joe, last week
Bob is getting weaned away from Troy.
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r We shsll miss the benignant smile Of "Ysurs
for Health, Lydia Pinkeam.r She has been obliged
70 take the poor debtors esth
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- Flows and Cultiyators at Leland's,
at ST. Joe prices.
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X. of II.

A full attendance is requested of the members of
Troy Lodge, Knights of Honor at the next regular
meeting Friday evening July Iith there is bust
ness of importGnce to be transacted.
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N. OF III.

Iodse No 3l7 Knights Of Honor, meets the SEQ
nd and fourth Friday evenings in each month IN Odd Eel
l1ws Hall over Boders Bank. ,,,,, ,>..-. ~
poyvur wuKrxsnx Raporter
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Covel lsss thsn.
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money 3feb76
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June 18th.
Tn NV Friends,

After an absence of more than year, have re-
turned to Troy, to resume the practice of my pro
fesson therefore solicit a continuance of the con-
idence and patronage given me during the past ten
years will visit any part of the County in eousul
tsiion All cases will be promptly attended. Office
and residence, two doors north of Snclairis drug
store up stairs. DIR. =. C. HoFFNEMR-
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y VIM. Fairall, White Cloud, has got twenty
one fine stock pigs. He is goin. to raise thorough
bred pigs for breeding purposes. Has Berkshire,
Poland China. and Jersey Reds He paid an enor-
nous price for some pigs lie is bound to have pigs
bred from the best blood no matter what the s
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poNIpmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge ID Judicial Disirict-DAyID AAKIlS
County C0mmiSsi0ners-R p. SHuLskf, IiAUS A
JR LUEUs FErTEh.
Sherif-F. G. BAILEY
Clerk Of District COurt-F. j. CLOSE
Treasurer-SAHUEL y. JOHNSON
County Clerk-D. W. AoRss
Connty Att0ruev-THoHls W. HEATIKr
Probate Judge-JoBN i. WHSox
Rs,istrr of Deeds-ERAsXUs Z. DI1os:
suSsriuteDdent Of Public InstructiOn-H- T. SsASkk
Surveyor-CHLKLEs CoEBrsiEh
Coroaer-DR. RoHEHT s. DUsNoKE
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Money 70 Loan,
At low rates, On long time n. PRICE,
2ijuneSo. Troy, Kansas.
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A Nvs,rpIo,,s Isy.rIn-F.vle

- Emerson, White Cloud, is selling suum
goods little cheaper than the cheapest.
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MnNEY TA LOAN.

NJ T. CHURCH.-Seryioes every Sabbath at lot A M,
- J. BIDDISOS, Pastor
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Doniphan County to Rsbecea Hyde Lots 10 and
l6, Block 10, Doniphan sl5.
Doniphan County to Arthur Carroll, Lots 10 -,
81. -, Block lG9 Elwood; $500.
Doniphan County to Lewis & FarF0v, Lot Il.
Block 81. White Cloud; go.
Doniphan County to W. 7. Fleming. mort. west
quarter section Is, township !, range 10: 55ili.
CovERNMESI PATENTS.
United Stafesof America to Francis McCoy, north
west quarter section q township 4, range %.
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slough On Rafs.S

The thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists for
Rough Rats" 1t clears ont rats, mice, reaches
fies, bed-buss. I5c. boxes.
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X h. Stout Guardian Of Frederick Crshb, TO
George W Push, all of Block - East Troy; s352.
Chloe Milan, Guardian of Ida and Albert More
head. TO William =. Zimmerman the sEGiyiloG one
half of the east half of Lots and D. Block y. Toy;
siE5N
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Troy Lodge No IS A. F. and A NJ, meets in their Han
first Monday in month before full Hoon and seoont
oA'uiu-s ALBERT PERRY W. N.
ID c. SIsCI-AIR Sec.
Troy Chapter, No. &c, r A NJ, hold their meetings OIL
the first Monday after full nooH. .,o,- Ut,
- JAMES d. WILLIAMSON, II. T.
d. C. SrScLAIR Sec.
wath,pa Lodge No s. A. f. & A. NJ, meets At then
Hall every SATURDAY. before the full moon and every
two weeks thereafter. Visiting brethren are e9rdaS
yitad to attend - hAiNh' W. 4-
c. PoIEIER, Sec
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Troy City Loig. No p MEETS every Saturday night =
Cdd F.Ilows Hall over Bod-Ts Bank. All members oil th'
Order arc cordially invited TO attend ,o,,,,- - n
WV RRsKTxE r Sec.
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AGENTS.
JANEs IT RATES a Park Row New York.
s NJ PETTENGILL 4 CO. 81 Park Row, New fUk-
POWELL CHESMAS, St Louis, No.
THIS PAPER may be found on his At Geo,se r.
,;.i,y Ruresu no Surure st where sdyertsning con-
trarts NAV be made for IL IN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
MRS. SCOVILLE TO MRS. GARFIELD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE !

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-The following letter was sent
to Mrs. Garfield yesterday by Mrs. Scovile, the sis
t-r of Guiteau:
DEAR MADAM: Humbly I address you, trusting you
will not turn deaf ear even upon despised
Guteaus sister All these weary months
have patiently waited until the time should
come for me to speak, when. after the
verdict vhich believed would be 'Not guilty by
Of insanity" could saw without shamcfacedness, my
heart bleeds for you and the santed dead. My poor
brother was not his own master when he fired that
shot. Forgive him; look with compassion upon
him and me. have counted the hours
for the time when could boldly say TO yOu, have
said from the moment when the terrible
brought me that dark day in July,
d" He brainsCk deuded, crazy; forgive him
Christ shall forgive all" Both martyred Presi-
dent and his family having shown such an
example OF Christian fortifude and trust the
Most II gh the world may well revere, led me 10 hope
that the OF wrong suffered would, when
the truth shown 10 be tempered with that
merciful forgiveness which is indeed Christuke.
All those dreadful weeks of the Presidents suffering
prayed that the Father above would spare his
lie. Day and night my heseechng cry went up, d" God
save the President" thought he could not die.
She describes patheticaly the vagares Of Charles and
closes follows: My dear mad write this the
widow Of our dead President In behalf Of a man not
himself in condition to realize the extent Of the
terrible wrong understand sufferngs mine
Never satisfied until / be allowed, my
disgrace few brief moments in which TO pour forth 70
your merCltul heart the pleadlngs or one who must
feel sisters love for sane mOthcrlesG boy even
though by the whole world condemned and despsed Ibg
you. ret say you and yours what IA would say,
in hs right mind Forgive, even "a Christ shall forgive
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

rather dense credulity. Nothing is known Of the
result of the legal inquiries promised. The com
postor is said to have been dismissed but he Is per-
haps the man who was dismissed before. There
had been Of late, one hears, good deal of trouble
In the Office, and dissatisfied men had been known
to threaten vengeance on their employers. Not
the least remarkable thing in the whole
affair is that permitted TO sell publicly in
the most public streets of London broadside con-
tanning reprint of the interpolated passage. Their
wares were advertised by staring placarls In blue
letters and disposed of under the of the police
who had, of course, orders TO interfere, and
would not dream of interfering without.
French paper is authority for the statement
that an American edition of the Revised New Testa-
ment is in circulation in which pages of advertise
ments alternate with pages of text throughout the
book. l hope this is true The practice is vile
one in any book, but the greed Of publishers and
tho patience of the public TO be equally with
ont limits. There will be some chance of an
outcry if book which many people regard as
holy is treated in n way which must to them seem
desecration. Gw.s.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
THE PALESTINE CONh4YDERY BILL.

The Academy of Music was the scene last
evening Of the fourth annual reception, drill and ball of
Palestine Commandery, No IS Knights Templars. The
prosccniIm boxes decorated with flags, shields
evergreen and large bouquets set in the centre OF each
one over the stage gtered jets the OF the
ORDER bearing the word Palestine, the number Is, and
star over this was the motto in gas jets, In Hoe
scno Vinces" The members of the Grand COmmandcry
entered at 10 p. III. and took seats In the b'lcony
at the rear OF the sta-e. Then followed the Pales
tine COmmandery, numbering about sixty. The
mqnpuyres occupied about half hour
The floor presented pretty sight from the gallery The
Knights frequent applause. After the drill dancing
began, there being twenty-fOur numbers the
order Of dancing. GmOres band furnished the
music. supper was served IN Nilsson Hall.
Among the guests Of the evening were Mayor Grace,
MAYOR Seth Low. OF Brooklyn; Governor Cornell, Coy
ernor Hoyt Of Pcunsylvania General shaer and stan;
General Naritn aud stan: General James Jourian Gen
ersl Abran Dur ee, Major George ". Mclean; Gen
eral Ward aad staff and cations from Detroit, Ceve
land Phadel pha springfield, Providence Boston, Bal
timore, Washington and Newport
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
DIED

II
inst y ya hsss ssss.,ss e. O. E Ss q:
late resdsncs Friday. tho i7n. s II ocod
nTtonave on the 18Th inst IN The sf year Of his sS
Hspy Thomas Of br. Il. K and tho late jailed
Funeral private
JABDINEon Sunday, February H. George Jarne. In TIE
Funeral 8. osorrs. cngrch % suyys.sns sqgsr
London S and Dartford SEnrandi paper, please copy
KIR.on wednesday Fssqsry u; issa Elizabeth =, tn KIP
Notice Of funeral hereafter
LAwRENCE-At Croton Landing. " Y. Rachel T., wife Of
from late rssisnss, atte homestead Mount Airy,
Relatives and friends invited
MAXwELLon Monday evening February ls 1882, George
Funeral services on Tn1r,day February le 10 m at his
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
MS ToSan ONLY & lsss e as ys
i, in The Il IN year Of her age.
NEwBERRY-At corralito. Mexico. February II. G a:
Columbia college.
NIcHoLsoyAt Beekman, Duteh.ss Co, n. Y, on Monday
morning February lS lss2 Caroline 81 Bryant wife Of
Funeral at Poughquag Church. Friday the 18th inst at IL
PETTIT1At sa,, NSwtSn T.osgsry s Nancy reet Of
Funeral Thur.day II O'clock from The residence Of her
Tralnlcaves foot Of thrstOpher-st. at ssOam.
ss % e o heart e. h LSpGS1 s s
year OF his age
sHRADYon at Monday February - Marie daughter Of
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral from
18Th at 10 a. m. Please omit dowsrs
SIMPSON-At saratoga springs February H. 1882 Maria
wJersey.
sLOTEOn Monday February 49, 1892 the residence Of
ms motherN0 Ill East 55thst Daniel sote In the 54th
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
vices at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, 45tst
5thave REV DR. Armitage Thursday, February TO- AZ
lOa. m.
The members Of the olympic Climb respectfully
questod attend the funeral services Thursday February
1G 1882 at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. No Els.
46thst of ate associate Daniel SOte Services az 10
m. ID. D. COSOYER, President
WIN Fl. HIGBER. Secretary.
TRBBLR ASSOCIATION tOld Pnblic school No 7;
requested attend funeral of las
associate Daniel Sloe THURSDAY 10Th inst at the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church, 4Cth-st- at 10 O'Clock a. N.
CHARLES Z. Rogers, President
WILLIAM KELLOcK. Secretary.
sOLEY-On February 1882, Edward Solely tho 18th
year his residence 2l3 West l32dst.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Boston Jers please copy.
SQUIER-At Railway ". j. February :. George Wardls
infant son Of Charles B. and Elsie ". SQuier
VIELE-Entered sunday February H. Augustus
Niee NJ. D., in the 61th year OF his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Albany and Troy papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
4 DINNER AND COTILLON.

A dinner and cOtill0n were given at Del
rnonicos last evening by William Cochran sandfOrd. Of
the Queens County Hunt, and Stanley Mortimer Of the
Meadow Brook Hunt. TIE table was set with floral
centre piece made in the form Of saddle The seat was
Of red azaleas the sides OF yellow tulips, the
straps and srfurs Of blue voles and the trimmings of
pink roses and daisies The inside Of Japanese
tulips II was mounted above bed Of yellow tulips and
dafcdis Another floral piece showed two stirrups Of
vioets with gilt SPURS There also floral bride
and reins. The reception room was banked with
roses, Ii acs and plants. The whole suite OF
rooms on the third floor used After
the dinner the dining room cleared and dancing
brgan. T. cntion lei by Center Hitchcock; the
favors floral hOr-cshoes and hunting horns. The
members Of the hunts appeared in hunting costumes.
The following present: Griswold I.OT1!ard, Miss
Iselin, j. F.. Lanier., JTi, Francis r. Appleton,
Miss Hoyt, John Sanford, Miss Chceyer. George
Work. jr, Miss Wilson, Center Hitchcock, Miss
Lucy Work. Herman Oelrichs, Miss de Ruyter, DR..
J. O. Greene Miss Robbins Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sands,
ir Mr. and Mrs. Belmont Purdy, Miss Oercha, Lloyd 8
Bryce, Miss Sarah Hewitt, Richard Mortimer. Miss
Marie, Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Waterbury. Charles
Peters. Miss Kernochan, Mr. Landenburg, and Mrs L. s.
Rry