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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-05-31

Judge Allen, in charging the Da-
wilson county grand jury last Mon
day speaking of the case of the
state against Marsh 7. Polk used
the following strong language:
"There is now in the jail of this
county an ex-treasurer of this state,
charged with embezzling and secle-
ting the funds Of this state to the
extent of hundreds Of thousands of
dollars. tits said that there are
other men engaged in participating
with him to make away with the
proceeds gotten by this crime
Now, gentlemen, he is indicted as
common felon, and is to receive no
more consideration on account of
his having been state treasurer and
of high degree than anybody else.
And charge you it is your duty to
look carefully into this matter, and,
If you find he has anyaccompHces in
this robbery, to indict them, one
and all, as soon as you ascertain it.
All the reports from those who
actually see the sage of Grammercy
Park, and talk with him face to
face, concur in speaking of his TO
bust and physical condition. They
come away as much delighted as
surprised by his intellectual alert
ness and bodily vigor. His hearing
is acute, his eyesight keen, his
voice resonant the orasp of his
hand hearty and cordial, and his
figure just rotund enough to express
good health without concealing his
power. There are no
signs of decay or decrepitude about
him, and as evidence that he is not
growing old is the fact that he does
not babble Of the green fields and
incidents of his boyhood. His face
is to the future and the White
House, not the past and his fathers
farm.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I HAVE small tract of land containing
L 100 acres, one half mile from Tarpley's
Shop on the Elkton pike. Land good
Terms as liberal as wished for. Call on Mr..
Hess On the place, OF see me at Poplar Hill,
Giles county. CAREY GILBERT.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-05-31

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. For sale by j. l.. Pearcy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-05-31
GOLD Soy,

Large Black Jack by Old Kentuck,y dam a
black Rocky Mountain iennet, tho mother Of
all the fine Jacks Jake Yokely ever owned
4 Yenrs old
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-05-31

HACKEMMACk,"a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and so cents
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-05-31


The only DISCOVER of the poisonous Uric
Acid which exists in the blood of rheumatic
and equity patients.
SALICYLICA is known as a common
sense remedy, because it strikes directly at
the cause of rheumatism, goat and neuralgia,
white so many so called specifics and sup
posed pauaceas only treat locally the effects.
1t has been conceded by eminent scientists
thst outward applications, such Gs rubbing
with oils, ointments, hniments, and sooth-
ing lotions will not eradicate these diseases
which are the result of the poisoning of the
blood with Uric Acid.
SALICYLICA works with marvellous eff
feet on this acid, and so removes the disor-
der. 1t is now exclusively used by all the
celebrated physicians Of America and Eu-
rope. Highest Medical Academy OF Paris
reports 05 per cent. cures in three days.
REMEM BIER
that SALICYLICA is certain cure for
rheumatism, govt and neuralgia. The most
intense pains are subdued almost instantly.
Give it g trial. Relief guaranteed OF
money refunded.
Thousands of testimonials sent on appli-
cation.
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81 a Box. IS Boxes for So.
Sent FREQ by mail on receipt of money.
Ask YOUR DRUGGIST for LII

But do not be deluded into tAkiLg imita-
tons or substitutes, or something recon
mended a. 'siuSt goodr' Insist on the
genuine with tho name of WASdBURNE d
10 on each box, which is guaranteed chem
ically pure under our signature, an indispen-
sible requisite to insure success in the treat
ment. Take no other. or send to US.
WASHBURNE q Co, PTopriotors,
rs Bi6Ed way cor. Reade St.,
fsb22-lY. New York.
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Counirp {]rcpcrtp for Sale ano % Get

, A TTENTION CAPITALISTS!
IA One mile Of river the Hudson. 80 miles IRON
town deep high land loo acres with nagnhoent
Views. villa sites uneuualed l.. MARTINDALE
$500 IL broadway, room 81.
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4 Topight (half-prcel ONE OF OUR PEOPLE.
TUESDAY for the first time, OPeretta In acts,
THE PRINCE CoNSoRT, BY Ludwig Engander
I asst WEEK
list REGIMENT FAIR
at the Aunory, Thirty hfthst and Broadway,
Tomorrow New.Jersey National Guard Night
FAIR OPEN FROM 10 II p. D.
EVENING PROMENADE CONCERTS.
CARS PASS THE DOOR.
WALLACK'S, Broadway & 30th-sts
\ Sole Prop. MANAGER. NJ r. LESTER WALLAC&-
DOORS OPEN AT 7il6. COMMENCES At I;aS.
SATURDAY MATINEE Al l:3A
THIRD MONTH
INCREASED ATTRACTION
THE SILVER KING.
Now rapidly approaching Its
1UUTH Nl0HT - uu.~
ais AS GOOD AS LECTURE BETrEh THAN
MANY SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN"+reiegrAn
Box once open four weeks In advanca
Carriages IA Q ordered 10.t5.
A MATINEE PERFORMANCE
Will be- given on
THURSDAY. APRILlS
for the benefit OF
THE ACTORS FUND.
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Goruordiion Notices.

GAS COMMISSION Proposals for estimates
~ for lighting the Public Lamps will be received OF the Oh
OF the ssIoner OF Public Works until April 10
1888 For fall Information see CITY RECORD for sale at
No. 2 City Hall.
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Gnrses an6 Carriages.

A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE,
N consisting of bay horse years old tsound and Kind
can trot easIy In 24el sieDa buggy nearly new VIII
be sold cheap cash gwen IN exchange fos diamonds
Appy NJ stables, asa Clermontayo BVodyhs " " ne
awnsr, Az YandarDuta ave-, 4uaklka
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RONS:
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. r.. Dcene
Mrs. w. y. Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. ] W. Embury,
Dr. ana Mrs. Louis Elsberg,
Hon. and Mrs.W. n. Evarts,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Fiagg.
Mics j. l.. Folsom.
Mr.. and Mira II amilton Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus w. Field,
. Mt. Horace ID. Fry,
DR.. and Mrs. Austin Flint. jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Goddard,
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden G0elet,
Mfr. and Mrs. W. :. Gurnee,
Miss Della Gurnee.
Mrs. J. A. Gillett.
Col. and Mrs A. Gillespie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artemus H
Holmes.
Rev. DR.. Rowland.
Mrs. n. NJ. Hunt,
Gen. and Mrs w. 8. Hancock,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. HOyt,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Holmes.
MI. and Mrs. Br2ytOn Ives.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ii. tyisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Juilliard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. James.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris K.Jesup,
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Orange Mountain near Iiewellyn Park entrance Cot
pge p9uned by II. Hudson Holly esq., bsantfiiy finished
u hardwood st0i1es hot and cold
tiehel laundry aud bathroom furnace ana dambw waiter
Pne acre land line well built In 5s2 and neyer rensd
Apply 70 HAMILTON FULLER, Phe'sL N. Y.
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Amusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18TH, AT $50 p: NJ.
benefit OF the NETWORK EXCHANGE FOR WoMANA
the following Artists have kindly consented to appear
Solo Pianoforte MILE ADELE MARGULIEs.
Solo Violin, HERR BRANDT.
THOMAS'S
CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA,
Conductor, THEODORE THOAAS
Accompanist, SIG. RASOKL
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Tho road equipment costs $4,000 per mile 7iho
First Mortgage Bonds limited $1,000 per mile and
have will be issue by the Central Trust Company
Trustee only c0mpetol la sections and equip
ped 2ls miles have already boon completed The First
MORTGAGE the mineral nights large tracts OF vAlu'
able coal and iron lands IA Black Warrior Coal Field Of
Norh Alabama Tho interest payable tho lst days OF
January and Juy Tea and the principal due Janu
AIRY lst, 1922.
In addition 10 the obligation Of the Railway Company and
the security The mortgage trac contract has been exc
between Georgia Pacific Railway Company AMI
the Richmond and Danviils railroad Company. whereby
twenty per Of the gross receipts Il tho Richmond and
Railroad Company from trAo received ffom The
Georgia Racac Railway Company Is appropriated to SECURE
the payment Of the the bonds hereby offered
Subscrlptions may made the oce Of the Company
No 20 Nassau ST. Now. York. 10th day OF
Apui. 1888 at p
Subscriptions 10 DO paid ~ follow
on the 10Th day Of Apu. 1898 Il per cont
On the 18Th diy OF May. 1888 ID por ccnt.
the 18Th day Of June. 1893 10 per cent
ON the 10th dAy Of Iuly lS5t 10 Pef cent
n tho 18TH day 81 August. lSH5 per cent
on the 9Th day Of september. 1893 10 per cont
On the 10Th day OF October. 1888. 10 per cent
por bonds subscribed Tor to be delivered
the payment and Is per cont each payment there
after. excluding fractions ofa bond
In subscribed exceeds the amount offered
above the Richmond Danyille Extension Company re-
serves 20 Itself the night make aotments tho sub
scrbos regard being had the order IA which The sub
scrptions received
Forfulther Apply the ONCE of the company
W. n. TRIGG. Treasurer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher Adams
Judge and Mrs. j. q. Barrett,
Mr.and Mrs G. O. Bronson, IL.
Miss 5. l.. Beattie,
Mrs. Charles Burdett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian B6rs,
MIS-. Fanny Barrow,
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks,
Gen. and Mrs. Is. II. BIistOw.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Crosby BrOwn
Miss COrnelia Brett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Brakeman,
Judge and Mrs. j. n. Brady,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ii. Durham,
Mt. and Mrs. Geo. III. Byrd,
Mrs. James w. Beekman,
Mr.. samuel Babcock,
Mrs. w. T. BlOdgett,
Judge and Mrs. W. q. ChOate,
DIR. and Mrs. Il. =. Coe,
Rev. brand Mrs. RObt. COllyer,
General and Nine. Di Cesnola
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dale.
Mrs, John A. Dix.
Mrs. Paul Dahlgren,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Drexel,
Mr. Chalmers Dale,
Judge and Mrs. j. +. Dillon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dimock,
j Judge and Mrs. Noah DAVIS
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DELLA GURNEE NO G26 FIFrH.AvE., BETWEEN
AT THE NETWORK EXCHANGE FOR wONAN'S
OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC DAILY FROM TILL
OFFICE PRICES AT McBRIDEs THE ARCADE"
BROADWAY, AND AT TYSON'S.
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finantial
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RANKING CAPITAL WANTED:-A party
I'D large wanted 10 engage with other Wen
known parties Of in the pnyate banking business IN
OF the largest cities outside OF New YORK very sso
established business is controlled The opportunity - ua
usually OF lifetime IL Ia open only
person Of unblemshed record and OF high character Al
answers will be held In sctest confidence ana nss
name address and amount Of means that couId pc en-
Answers from agents parties desiring commissions VIII Dc
ignored. Address until April 40 BANKER POST Ohoe boh
2l2. NewYork
NOTICE TO NORTH CAROLINA BOND
~ HOLDERS.-I will he at the National BANK OF the 10
public In city OF NewIOfk, for twenty DAYS ttom NC
10th April 1888. Tor the purpose OF
exchange balance OF the Old outstanding ponds no
state OF North Carolina for new per cent bonds as
March 1879 amended by ACT OF January
Tho bonds authorized to funded Of three classes
viz .,-, - =. No.or.
Apr 1861 redeemabe at 40 cent OF this principal
tass -Bonhs Issued Acts sod before the tate
war for Western North Carolina Railroad dated OCTOBER l.
1862: July l. 1866 October 1906 July !. 1857 Janu
ary 1863: October l. 1868. For Wilmington CharlotS
and rutherford Railroad dated July 1861 january
1886 l. 1867 ana Western Railroad dateu oo
tOber 1861 lsemabe at % cont OF tue principal "a
Glass III-BOnds issued Funding Acts OF March w
1866 August 20 1868 redeemabe ut 10 per cent OF e
principal. 49, -. 49,, A, ID. Gina man
toned viii be exchanged aud new bonds returned Nou'
Further information desired By the holders OF bonus
Will he given by me ths National Bank Of the kepuDno
during the time Indicated In this noice. -, tic.
Trrqst
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very desirable house

rT,O EXCHANGE.-A very desirable house
and grounds within forty minutes OF New YORK by ruI
twenty dve 20 thirty trains daily, tor small farm
small Brooklyn the property situated and
in and woulo makea good residsnes
agcntleman doing business Ia NewYork all improvements
etc. Address EXCHANGE. Tribune 0dce
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Amusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN
under the general supervision OF COL MAPLESON for
WORK under the following patronage at which
NINE. ADELINA PATTI
NINE. SCALCHI
AND
NINE. ALBANL
sIGNoR NICoLINI
M. DURAT,
6IGNOR RAVELLL
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NTOTICE To NORTH CAROLINA BOND
mo- STOCKHOLDERS.

orFIcy DYLA wAUE ASp HUDSON CANAL COL
NKW-Y YORK. April o. 1883. )
The annual meeting tine stockholders OF The Delaware
and Hudson Canal company will be held at the Office OF the
company corner Chut c STA NewlOrk CIy
on TUESDAY, THE STH DAY OF MAY NEXT, lot tne
election OF managers and other business.
Polls opened ~ o'clock and closed Az p M
proposilou viii for increase OF the cap
ita tock 10 thirt millions dollars the proceeds TO he USED
I'm retiring the DO ds Of 1881 1881 ana 1891 as they mature
A full attendance Ia requested, .
The transfer books will be closed nom the e'ehhBVi
A''" ~ UNI" WV "'O' THOMAS DICKSON. President
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piuioeno Notites.
NEw.YoRK MARCH o. 1888. /
COPPER oUBEs MINING CohPANf.S
=

LED TIE BOARD OF TRUsTE Es q this company have
ms quarterly dividend OF 900 cents per
.hare pay The Company, 81 and 80 Wall
st. stockholders OF record and after Agr ~ 1883
Transfer April 10 and reopen April IL 1888
W. IL, MARTIN, Treasurer.
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DICHARD V. HARNETT g. CO, Auctionecrs.
III Supreme Court Sale In Partition OF
OVER 800 ACRES OF LAND

AT ll15 O'Clock, m. AT NERDEN,SHAIs ID opposite
rive Station Eve Westeheser County n y under an order
supreme for the partition OF tho estate Oh VII
liam Matthews, deceased.
Title perfect HENBr *. MN lsSq" i.elo' :,
Mans and further information at the once OF MessfS ~
DERsoN NAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys; 81 %al;s' Msw'
Work div aud of WILLIAM PORTER ALLEN, Detenn-
ants Attorney HARRISON Westchester County. n Y or
iirom Tie AuctoneeTs IL Broadway Rooms and L. Base
fmcnt,
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RONs:
Mr.. and Ms. J. 8. Schultz,
Hon. Carl Schurz,
Mr.and Mrs. Winsiow Shermaa
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. seward,
Mr.. ID. Lydig 5uydam.
DIR. and Mrs. +. l.. Satterlee,
Mrs. Samuel sloane,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Stone,
Mr.and Mrs. J. n. stevens.
Mrs. A. =. stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Il. Term
Mrs. PaIan Steyens,
Mrs. J. ID. Tilf0rd.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Sage.
Mrs. Randolph w Townsend,
Mr.. and Mrs. John sherwood
DIT. Roderick Terry.
Hon. y. j. Tilden,
Mr.. and Mis-. n. X. Thurber, A
Mr.. and MIRA L. Tuckerman, :
Mr.sDd Mira X. Van RensselAec
Miss Il. j. Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Willard
/. Miss Catherine L. Wolfe.
DR.. and Mrs. n. ID. Weisse.
Dir. and Mrs. Jacob Wendell,
Mr.. and MIST. M. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace White.
Gen. and Mira. T.. +. Wlnslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. RobertWinthioR
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STUDY AT CHAUTAUQU1.
SCIENTIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TX SPEAKING
LATIN

SCIENTIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TX SPEAKING
LATIN.
CHAUTAUQUA, N. T., Aug. 13.-The second
week OF the assembly opens under favorable auspces
The Rev Joseph Cummings, ID. d. Of Chicago president
OF the Northwestern University lectured this morning
on Punishment Under the Divine and Human Law"
and Professor Richards OF Chicago afterwsrd spoke on
Our Debt 10 the sun" large number Of press repre-
sentatiyes here, and will soon form Chautauqua
Press Association.
This afternoon the Rev. j. A Worden. d. d.. OF Prince
top NJ j. sundayschool secretary Of the Presbyterian
Church OF United States lectured 10 the Sunday
school extension DR.. Worden spoke Of the danger OF
ilnterscy.
At $50 this afternoon a concert given by the band
OF the Cleveland Grsys.
An Investigation OF the work OF the several depart
ments OF instruction at this place will convince inte
gent that It lie OF the best II one begins his exam
ination at the morning class OF tho ohhdren
grounds. held. at the Temple. he VIII ind
that the Rev. b. T. Vincent. OF Philadelphia and
Drank" Beard the .rtst, OF New.York. communicate
in remarkably practical way the facts OF Scripture to
the little people, who in quick responses snow their
appreciation and retentiye memories.
one is however: sure be greatly pleased In the de-
partment OF instruction IN talking and writing In the
Latin language watch has been for somo time under the
direction Of Professor T. 8. ShumwaJ, graduate OF
Amherst now In charge OF the departments OF 0rrek
and LAIN Ia New. York State Normal training school
At oLedam. The professor teaches ny VI H7
own and not only n his work With classes.
but in his monthly magazine, Latino The Professor
empoys the objective mctnod appealing To tho eye
uspg charts pictu the pupil learning TO associate
the object with corresponding Latin word furber
on the studept commits the first chapter or Casar,
Questions are proposed IN Latin; the student thinks IN
Latin: responds Latham il continually driedin prr
nunoi.t, on. accent melody and rhythm. Grammar b
learned BY practice "a we'll a. by precept AS u 70
poor rule that does not wOrg both ways Tue student
Ia encouraged 10 question the teacher In
Latin Inc Professor has organized
"Latin CHAIN" which binds together those VINO
come within It's reach the study OF Latin In the new
Fraternity are teachers and students In nearly all the
States OF the Union Professor Shumways WORK has
given a great degree Of pleasure here IL mas proved
feature Of the operations OF the Chautsuqa
School of and the Professor Ia yet young
mentally ana physically strong and enthusiastic and
nrrseyefiug It, s oped be may ut Chautauqua,
Pesdsm ana TO restore Latin from the oeme-
fsry OF the dead languages
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AFTER WILLIAM 4. COLEMAN.

The following advertisement. which was
published on Sunday. attracted the attention OF curious
personsI
william A. Coleman.-Any one knowing where he can
be found will he suitably rewarded by JohhIH welsh, NO.
I'll Green wichst.
John H. Welsh In jeweller and among Ills customers
was William A. Coleman, who upon time bought
OF him pair OF diamond earrings valued $4,000 These
he after ard exchanged with Welsh for other goods
Last Tuesday, while Welsh out OF the city Coleman
called nc the store and somewhat impcrousy demanded
OF clerk possession OF the diamonds, saying that lac
had left them TO he remounted. the clerk aiter
consultation with q fellow-cierk handed the Jewels
TO Coleman Both clerks knew that Coleman had pur
chased them there neither knew that lie had rcsou
them TO the house, Coleman, according TO Mr. Welsh'
then induced another clerk who supposed MN 10 DO
to permit take three gold chains,
valued IN aggregate $40. under the pretenco Oh
Wishing 10 submit them 10 his vile for choice
On wednesday SIR. Welsh returned 10 the city ana
the next day the articles which once had
belonged to Coleman the gold chains, were not In
their placea lie 1T onoe set out 70 hnd the man ana
recover his property. or his ability TO do 80 no eh'
pressed himself confident to TRIBUNE reporter ycSter
day He said th at Coleman lived at Rockville Centre
/. l., but was believed TO De Ia TINS eily'
ana that two detectives were on ms LICE.
He had given Colsman's attorney unti g. pm toholIom
70 produce his client aud settle Tor the nruo'es
taken. II this WAS not Done on tnu a ,,
asy marninx he would have Coleman indicted And
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DIED..


BoaERT-on Sunday evening August ~. william 3.
Bogert, In the SO venty. fourth year OF his age.
friends respectfully Invited 70 attend hii
residence. No. 2l5 Keap-sL, Brooklyn. Il. ID.
CRANE-In Brooklyn, Ang. H. 1888. William w Crane,
The funeral services win be held at his late residence 2s4
Clnton-ave Brooklyn. ruesiAS Aug a. Assoc o'clock
EAMEs-In BROOKLYN. on Monday. August. -. Helen,
younger daughter Of Francis and Sarah w. lanes age
wears and months,
Interment at Hudson. N. Y.
HoDGEson August IS George oldest of the late Hon.
George T. hodges. CT Rutland, VI
InIerment In Green wood.
LEAvITT-At summit " j.. Saturday evening. Aug. IL,
o. A. Levitt Jr son OF O. A. and Mary C. Leavltr
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LEAvITI-At summit n T. August l: George A Lssvits
IT,. son OF George A. and MARY o. LeaSitI ~ a
West NinthsI. wednesday morning AT 10 o'clock.
Please omit flowers
Emile Girsrd youngest son OF Henry d. and Cornsna
Notice funeral hereafter.
SOU vie Fcank L. Radcliffe aud iau sasse Of A Judson
Funea al tue residence OF parents 80 3apsce
on ruesdAy ltth inst, at p IN.
lnterment private.
sEwALL--At Greenwood Lake. the 18th inst, Sarah wife
Funeral nom he ate residence 955 Madsonave wednes
day morning. the 10Th lust, nc ~ O'CLOCK
sa1Try 4 SUNDAY onnf A sSsaI ~
aged years months and days
Carriages viii be at train Pennsylvania leaving
York at 10 a. IN, OF DesDrosses and Cortandt ats
VAN wAGENER-on the 9Th lnsI. at EIenville, Ulster
J acob Hermance, IN the 6ith year OF her age.
WALTON August H. his late residence. No. II Remsen.
st. Brooklyn. William n. VAIL in tho sixtysxth year Of
friends invited TO attend the funeral
court, Broslyn, on wednesday, 10th Inst, st2pm IN.
Please omit towers
wARDwELL-In Brooklyn. Aug IL. Elisa Brney. eldest
dadghter OF tho tate William Fellows
Funeral from St AIMS Church, Clntons- Brooklyn Taes
day, Aug. IA, IL a. m
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WdSHIhGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday Aug. Is. 1888.
REPORT OF GENERAL o. NJ. PoE-The report Of General
Orlando NJ Poe on tho River and HarbOr improvements
In Detroit District has been received at the War De-
partment
BILLS OF HEALTH FOR TURKEr.-The Minister Pleni-
poentiary Of Turkey at Washington has Informed the
Depar, Inent Of that all bills OF health o: vessels
entering the Empire must bear tue wise OF the Turkish
Consus, under penalty OF mourning a fine.
BONDS REDEEMED.-The total amount Of bonds re-
deemed at the Treasury Department under the 121st call
1895 500. The call Ii for all the Big cent
bonds outstanding and not previously called, amounting
TO ABOUT $50 10000. and natures on November
IL VIOLATION oP LAw.-The acting Solicitor OF the
Treasury has opinion that the of miniature
and fulslzed imprinis OF postal card label for
cigars rOd ny Pull dephia firm. Is violation
Jaw anu the persons engaged IN their manufacture
and use Liable 10 prosecution.