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YOUNG LADIES and GENTS

YOU LIZ y1a'F yoS tbnF frest soa mistake ssHRdt i
earn nom 81 to So a day quietly at home no can
Vassinly. no peddling; work furnished by mail !;
no stamps required for reply. For particulars,
address ]. T. BOYCE. Union COlorgraph Co.. No.
40 Rodman St., Fall River. Mass. -
UVEACHERS AND EVERYBoDI.--REAp.-,
perfect library Of reference in one handy
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English language. with its true meaning, deriva.
tion, spelling and pronunciation also vast
amount of necessary information upon Science.
Mythology. Biography American History. Laws,
Land Titles Cities, Colleges, Army and Navy,
Debts Rates of Interest and other useful knowl-
edge Strongly bound in cloth. gilt back. pre-
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| West Chelmsford, Mass.
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,No1DgNrs OF SARATOGA LIFE.

S,rocs SPRINGS, N. Y, July 1O.-Another
,s. RI day favors this National resSf', anu - "a
Lar, en,ovsd by ALL There ia iarxe nuroper Oh pm
here, and the scenes IN inc iake roao w
Y oed,swa Park. I'm Balston-ave snd ofher proinen
are ouite spritsd during the afternoon reguato"
hours. ..,,-t,r inter
90. az ths arnasry hid "a informal needing ~ inc
Grand Union Hotel early this afternoon
IT, .,a judicial atmosphere If the Court OF Appeals
, re,re.eutnt,yes of the different reinsuTanco com
nanes OF this State are holding what they ca" an
surance Exchange" The proceedings are oil ap /,
ra,ure aud sre conducted IN executive SESSIONS
win cover the better part OF Two DAYS '""
gurep OF New-York, In president - ,oo
Una rer,a,us Of the wife OF Charles L. Lawton'o Oh NO. ~
vesr Fortieth-st, New-York who died very ra"een'
AZ the American Hotel last night were taken W 'e"
YORK. tSday los cefv ." opened
hare ita stock of brc-a brac ana artistc WI
play Ia under charge OF Miss June Co'on'''' VIZ
The Ssratosa amateurs perfected
Tor ers s eetrrsay evening" Husband In Clover
and BE fsry Baker will be producea so claims "a
y, dstsctve and who was indicted In connection VIII
the Ciehrist bond robbery In Charlton IN ms na
seyr ,,svsd the fence" and fer cons,desanoS
reurned the bonds. which represented S,vsd until
value. His trial VIII probably no' DC 'oA''"'
Tine wife Of Captain Jokn EsEsnbrac Of Or
n .nbnrb OF sarafora who fell down night Oh s'a'' "
i sunday died YESTERDAY. -, ..n.a here Ias
qsa firsf regular West shore tram rtacue ssia ~
.ht ~ hv,ucht To Saratoga the first Puman 49,
ear that ever arrived here a. So have ar
tyaa here from the north. but up 10 yes'ef""' '
| regularly from the south ou..., sra returnet
Ine t ~ ~, Int from n Wait 20 his native tosn -
neiapd An of the local associations a ~ erect him ant
dsn,ev of fireworks was included In tne w Wssn
An address of welcome as mace ey . W. Jndgc J.
| hrrn which was responded 10 by nj. "o7"
! Iamoreaux asso made an address,
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DEATH OF WILLIAM ELLSWORTH.

William Ellsworth. the Oldest insurance
IN this city or Brooklyn. died yesterday ri ms
home, No 10 Lafayette ave, Brooklyn. of old age he
wss born In FlatlAnds. Ia l.. In 1877. ana removeo
10 BROOKLYN when young man. living there over niy
ycars Before he was % see he managed tue business
OF Abram vanderveer the first Congressman OF hiogs
County IN Fstiands. when Mr.. vandrrv=er was County
Clerk Mr. Ellsworth hs deputy. In 1879 mr. BIO
worth was made secretary of the Brooklyn fir0
Insurance Company. After holding tho ONCE Tor su
years ho was elected president He held thar ounce
from 1888 10 1904 He then became presidens OF toe
Moutsuk Fire insurance Company. His advanced ago
led him 10 resign that posiuon anou. TWO
years ago. Daniel +. FerBsld Eiccseaed NM
Mr. Ellsworth being made interpretations mi
Ellsworth was one Of the early members 20 OF
piynonth Church and among The nrst 20 resognso sn
.reat ability Of Mr. Beecher But IN the uu'o VI va
var he did not like Mr. Beechers political sermons anu
~, rlxnouth Church for q time returning howescr
sr he war as OYER and continuing 10 athena there
unnl hls years kept him from church. ,,,.,,
Mr. EIlsworth was active Democratic pontlc,nu
and about forty years ran TOT mayor ~ ntVo1n
beinr defeated by Cyrus p Smith AZ tne umo %
the panic OF 1887 be was IN Pnospe,,SSass
hnanes1 hut overwhefmed IN tnhL
disaster, being left with debts when "p %.
him nniil 1862 to discharge fully, but wnios nv, ns
ns,d IN fun he leaves widow, ionr sons anu W.
Saaehters The funeral services wih DO hea TOM
"A m
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THE CROPS or rHs wEsr

DISMAL REPORTS ASoUv THE GROWING WHEAT os
HLINoIs-FAvoRABLE REPORTS From 0TnEs
PoIxrs~
SpRIsGRIELD Ill, July lO.-'The Stale De-
paEtmsDt OF Agriculture has secsiEed fan retus fran
all the counties Of tho state OF the condition Of wnter
what or July 4. Theae show little Improvement
the returBs for the taree preceding moutbs
The reports indicate tha the crop Of winter wheat In
Illinois win not 900 or 80 0o0 GOO
bushels less than the yield Of 1882 The condition Of
winter wheat IN the northern counties was per csnt
better July than month prcvieus gsyc pros
pect o87 per cent Of average cron In the central
counties the yield will be lees than tWothirds Of On
average crop The most diseouraging roposta come
from the southern portion OF the State, vbici usually
pro1nces the bulk OF tho crop aud now promises less
than half CROP g. cent less than lad yeers
yield II squlte unusual to have less than the average
yield per acre IN any OF the southern counties
CHICAGO. July 10 The Formers Rsvisw IN it, issue
to-iorow viii publish exhaustive reprs on tae
dition Of She crops based returns from 1000
popts IN the West and Northwest A general change
for the better 10 all the crop prospects, has taken place
during the past weeks owing to the cessation Of
rains and the advent OF hot weather Last week tbs
combined served to bring forward the late and
push spring wheat and oats The weather has been
very line for the early winter wheat harvest ana tho
crop go;nx stock The spriug wheat and oats
crops unusually promising and bJti now nearly
assured h 10 believed that the corn crop rapidly
coming Up to liz condition In 1882.
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SEEKING A BASE FOE TIE PEDESTAL.

Heavy blocks OF granite aud sandstone were "
ing IN apparent DISORDER on long table nj NO iH
BROADWAY. Yesterday. and Eve gray-beariod men
were alternately examining them and eonvefsing
about the possibilities VI the Bartholdi statue o.
Tshsrtv' The Executive Commites. which had
been given power To receive subscriptions Tor ths
pedestal was about 10 lsten To Generai Stone, VINO
was to ex plain how mnch longer u would taks 70
cnmnIete the excavations at Bedloes lsiano
Jcsenh w Drexe presided. The other members
of the COMMITTEE present were Richard ". Butter.
i. A. Potts General Charles Z. Stone anu honry T.
Spaulding General Stone said that the encaVI
tions would be comp etrd in two weeks sound
ipgs would then be taken, and II the bottom spouLa
foundations building would be begnninmcna teiy.
He explained that the contractor had met VIII
many difficulties in digging; fhe most se sus
he,pc the heavy masonry beneath the tort. in"so
d,faea ties had at length been surmounted aha no
anficpated no further trouble. No hnanciai re-
port was made by the secretary: who rsaa several
letters from the Western States In whicn nc was
assured that aarge number0f subscriptions hsn peeh
received COMMITTEES were appointed 70 obtain money
for the pedestal at New.Albany. lnd., al LOUIS
Vile Ky. and ST Detroit Mich.
The aYrsngements for placing the model OF the
radestal on exhibition are almost completed. Inc
Executive Committee has not yet deciaed upon
either the date or the place, but the pubiic ~ All
probability will have an opportunity oil luagins on
Architeet Hunts work In about week al the
Academy OF Design. The model Is about nrsen tset
high and ia baiit of wood II was made under inc
direction of SIR. HINT, andwI be presented 10 tho
COMMITTEES by David III. King, ir. IL cost nearly
$500 The Executive COMMITTEES intends 10 make
ING copyright on all photographs prints OF repro
| ID ffoao of in
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CLASSDAF AT B0HDOIH.

RESIGNATION or PRESIDENT cHANBERiAiN-CLAss-
DAY EXERCISES
BRUNSWICK, Me-, July lO.-President Cnam-
heraiu Of Bowdda College, presented his Resignation
~ the noar Of Trus,eeA to-day but action was taken
by them.
The elass-dav exercises held under the most
favorable conditions OF weather. In tho morning al ~
church j. D. Reed delivered GRAFTON on The French
Revolution aud d. sewal delivered the poe1i' Az
n IN the exercises under Tnorndyks oah occurred IA.
= Cole delivered the opening address; r. NJ fnHs
spoke ON the subject Of History, aod w IeAr. on
ss,se on Prophecy. The partng address was XVI ~
N II X PettenEil The exercises were lptersprrse..
,,sfb music and wcfe followed By The CEREMONY oi
smokng the pipe OF peace. cheering the bAl hnd tne
farewell q n. Piles was marshal or tho GAY. AUG
ode waaw written by A J. Rnkse4L
The graduating class punlo1Ts Sox, OF Whlca ~ WI
study law, medicine and theology.
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Papers ON PATHOLOGICAL SUBJECTS
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS AT MiDpIETowN--Tn'
ARE PRESENT.

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS AT MfppIETowN--Fho
ARE PRKsESr.
ley rELEoaAPH TO THs TRtBuSE.l
MrppLETOwN, Conn.,, July fO.-The nj
teenth annual session OF the American Pathological AS
ISOLATION has opened anspiciousy In this pleasant
college town. Wesleyan University cniertains rnos'
Hospitality OF this "ieast Of the laDgusgeA Inc
University occupies slightly position on q MI over
looking the Connecticut, surrounded by residences VI
wealthy citizens and all embowered I'm trees
Tie first meeting this session held this afternoon
in the commodous Hall OF Natural Science erectea ID
1870 by Orange Judd of York. The president NV
Humphreys OF Nashville presided. paper on sou,n.
erniss specimens OF Provincial Eneiish words SUI
current I'm the South hut obsolete elsewhere oy ITO
fe~sor Charles Foster Smith. OF Vanoeroit OnlVes,x.
Na.hyillf was read by President Humphteys ,sa.
paper CONTAINING list Of over hfty pecular
expressions undertook prove the English Vfs'n VI
these cxpre ssions The writer maintained tDat Pnhtc
English II 10 be detected IN the ncroisms o. n
SOUTH and that these have preserved NOT insio1"'
corrup,ions - 4. ,,s. r,avoionment
OF ne Umant the Germanic DISTRICTS too
10 be- more than noticed here, gave evidence Oh e"o
and scholarly research -, -. N..,s.. thcsc
Among those present Mt the meeting Desin.s thosS
ALREADY mentioned are Professors whitney, reg sn
eevmour of New.Hayen; Van Benschoten: OF hooic
town; Merriam, Stensei, scott ana ,ts.ea
New. York: Doos-, Of Ann Arbor; Hewitt. or tsaea
Taylor of Philadelphia; March, OF Eas.on AMI
OF Cambridge Drsachs OF Now YORK I'D ass
~ Pourhkeepse and Porter q Bliss are slsc hs., s
pre- Hunpr nnual address ts cvchih MAJ
for fts suhiect Conservatism In fextaai Criueisn
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A DREAD or YELLOW FEPEh

PRECAUTIONS AT NEw-oRLEANs AND IN Missi7s.rrl
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Surgeon ten
eral Of the Marine Hospital Service today reo'veu
telegram from DR.. Joseph Jones' president " 'ne
=, rIsoI,n q, Orleans rs follows; "swedsb bark
pua arrived nine DAYS out from Vera Cruz on tho st
a, mississippi Quarantine Station with three cases OF
yellow fever. Barknot hound for Eew-oreans Du' ID
distress" ..
The Surgeon General Is also informed taat the ssAn
ship City Of Mexico left Havana on July TOT Ns"io
with supposed cases OF yellow feveron hoard.
JACKSON, Mixa. July lo-rhe teho~ihs "u. .
al, na l.su.d tomorrow by the Mississippi STATE
osr al Health: at IA hereby ordered that on ana se
,h. date all boats on the Mississippi River coming ro
rotnts sou. of this state win be required TO land =.
rapecou station at Fort Adams and De -
they will be allowed TO land nc any point Ia TINS o'a
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.


The annual meeting OF the stockholders oil
the spuytsn Duyv aud Port Morris railroad Company
was held yesterday afternoon for the election OF aree
tors aud inspectors OF eeeton The following was the
rrsult OF the election; DIRECTOR william Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, william X Vanderbilt Frederick
a. Vanderbilt Augustus Sche, James III. Rhtter, john
H. Dufeler, RobertJ. Niyen, Chauncsy MDsprw Joseph
Uarkcr William II. Leonard samuel +. Bargtr' john =.
Bnrrill Inspectors. Il v W. Rossiter. William Van
ArsdsIe and john Christensen.
MEXICO July l0-The damages caused to the Central
Railroad by rains have repaired 20 Ceaya and the
road 10 IAgo. will be open In three days The uncom-
peted bridge nj Enearnscion IA the only Important Que
DESTROYED and It's reconstruction u going on rapidly
FoRrREss MONROE. Va. July lo-A number OF prom
inent railroad men rom tho South met here tonight 10
hold the freight and passen niger rates
Among those present A. Pope aud IL. " Tompkins
OF The Virginia and Tennosse. Air Line; Solomon Haas
traffic manager Of tue Consolidated Railroad O. T;
Iltch OF the Norfolk and Western road; T. o. Snle OF
of the seaboard and Roanokei j. r. McMnrdo, Oh the
Richmond aud Augusta; Il. >. Fitch and + fitxFerau
inc Chesapeake aud Ohio; andJ w McCarrick. VI the
Clyde Iino OF steamers
ALBANY. n. T.. July lo.--The Railroad Commissioners
will give public heating in the Pro Rata Freight olli'
at their Office. Tuesday, July IL. At 10 ecioeS m
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prnucrNG A ROADS EXPENSES.

The new management OF the koue' "a'er-
town and ogdensDurg Railroad are pursuing rigid
noi,cv Of retrenchment The superintendent Of
the road was In town yesterday consulting with the New
York directors In tho matter He says that he expects to
reduce the operating expenses TO GO per cent OF the gross
earnings, rate which had long been exceeded under
the old administration of the Delaware Lackswanna
and Western Railroad Company The expenses already
cut OF Will amount to $4,000 In year About lso
workmcn whose services were supernuous nave pceH
1,h.,yaa trou, the shops OF tho company. New con-
tracts for coal have been made at 81 per ton less .nsu
The price heretofore paid The policy oil economy now
tone steel rails along tho line OF roaf Contracts arr
ner negotiation tor the exchange OF business win tn'
priacipal connecting roads.
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cry CHILDREN MADE HAPPE'

err
s,.a.y 500 FREsa-AIR LITTLE osAT .. rpoY.
-so,xrx-mxr BY MR. PARSONS IN iho''
,.v rsieGARPH To THE TkibpNh,i IN -
= po,vr N. Y. July 10s-Neariy -
FRESH Air Fund children. VINO 'e,,
IHh ihiD. .f,srnoon on board the steamer D."o
c.sy se' arr;yea here at 2 o'clock to-neD~ st;i
&so''o, from their long Journey ID. ~v'o ,sa;r
49,. .nd baopy as they tumhled gu. o. '' 20 are
sesos am 81. -. hssgao. after them. Par' u e
80 .,n.,nded at this place. where 80, end
.1'" had gathered to rcceiv7 r,;,n-
mn W. NV a speciaI train to Cbampian on
y go othsr towns few miles "os'
~ osiansburc and Lake Chsnp'aih :. ,as. Nsv-
~ Ns =. numbered 462 whcn ~ s|r-t.o,
x,l-,1 ss,srdav The children were ~as
..s ths trip up the haasoh' "n ..,esn
,.ss At night before the Lass one ""' 49,
-.r,,,.v were the young heads WIN oiisDs -,
t;.as The whole party was up anu "a fa,rly
seinyade the Trojan province ''io' ora lam.
~M'a when the classic city of stoves ana iaun,
ee"A ,.,eh,d the small wayfarers trooper ou'
v'es "''s ,,,,h cheers and varied EXPLANATIONS o.
'ns ' IA were led by that stanch friend Oh 'n'
- a. Fuyd. Shepard Tappen, TO tnelr preaN
. .,, rb,cb consisted of two large paoic Hans
- TITO each other, not far from tne Qua
I y nding. ,,ssd befor,
- II vanished as if BY magic before IN
.slaupht of tue horde OF small but hungry o'nss
- fsw fragments of the feast that we're ieis ".n
~ ..ssrsd into bag for lunches on the rest OF 'n'
.1,rsv The Rev. Willard Parsons the mauaso
the Fresh Air Fund in former years. happiis SUI
,sd the party by appearing on the scene "nilo ~
.s.rfas. Was In progress His great interest IN w
81 orb had drawn INN to Troy from distance 10 set
- graf Champlain party. He seemed TO De neali
4 scavered from the severe illness which pfeVeh'e
him from taking charge of the work TINS ye4s. 90
spoks eagerly of speedily resaming his old dui's
again. =, ;,tar
-Tbe children attracted alarze numbsr OF ihssr
.trd specsaters despise Of their early oreaKias
.o,r and created great amusement as they marene
N the station to board the special tra'n' wh's
: .,onId carr them to whitehall and down Lax
hamplain. All along tho route 10 'ne noI',
-.-ds gathered to see the " fresh air 60 tnfougn
>rss eh,idreo were welcomed by excited ano sas -
,hrongs AT the stations where defach nen ts, s
s.rtv wers left and before sunset the lteie on, on
from hot and filthy city streets were Ilo'hI kos
,mong the hllls from the picturesque ,an pIo
armers' conye yances from Wadhan Miis, H.
,nro. Chazy Wess Chazy and coopsfsv.e' "a u" -
he remnants of the party reached mere All Lila !"
sgere sleepinu soundly, even as lar away do i1''-
Aburo peiore 10 o'cl ock-
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MARRIAGE or DIR. MACDONALD.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 10.-The wedding OF
pr A. T. Macdonald. Medical Superintendent OF the
New-York Asylum for the Insane, and Mas Ebzaoe'h
W. Barrett. daughter OF the ate Charles w. baris'''
oop mace here to-day AZ the house OF the brides mother
in statsst The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Professor Ferguson OF Queens College, Kingston ont'
broherplaw Of the groom Tbs bridal party took the
evening train Tor White Mountains. and they VIII
travel for about month Amoag those present q, 'ne
and bIs sstsr Mr. and Mrs Henry A. Mariotte MT anu
Mrs H. II. Porter, Mr. and MIRA George W. COPY sna
dnesld IA a member of the Loos Club New York ana
has been contested with the Bellevue Medical Coiege
the CHARITY Uospal and the BaokwePs Island Lunhuo
asvIum Ae has a pleasant housS on Wards Island
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PERSONAL No7Es FROM NEWPORT

Nrvropr. r. l., July 10.-The cool "ase
49,. ,.t.a ira departure to the relief OF Tue
hotel and livery stable keepers Batnns A". 80 an
have peguu again in earnest pns 'ne H'''''
ing up ne rapidly as anticipated 80, ,ro,.a
Nathan Appleton. OF Boston. Is ri the ocean no
x,,h a few exceptions all the cotsagers are mere
R,.hon Howe and family, Of Reading. fean' 'n' n
pasiuald Howe and family, or brookVh' t"o '"S
,opmander Dana Greene, Of the United states sAsy
and the Rev. James ID. Perry. OF Germantown, -
have arrived at Bristol near this place. bear
:, cass United States Navy, and family have aso 81
-, :. ,,,,o, T-be last named gentleman has rented
his cottage at tns place to @. d. kosenxa'en' VI
dslphis 81. s,-,ha.x NJ,
Bancroft the historian. VIII ceieofa's MS "'' 'A' -
his Ne sport cottage on the CHA
victor xo-o-retz OF York. "a At the Ocean House
ona n uar.mau oi New Yorx. ia at the Cnsbman
villa ,,...ox +
~ me- aud family and Mrs. NJ E. Fletcher. OF Prov
aa,ce and Miss ~ Brown. OF London. Eng are ~ INC
c,.,.,ex have recsntly been rented by Miss ssrsa
Austin OF Providence, and by Arthur LeafJ' OIL NO"
York. Ar, ,.., q,
Theodore r wilmerang. OF NeE'iorR' II 'He s"''' "
| Rowland n Hazard. of New.fork
II schuyler. of Bergen Point IL At West bland
Mys e,o,dara and family, OF Providence. are at the
Mr.. Rrsh and family of Philadelphia, have arrived al
the Robinson cottage. -.
IL Coaey, Of Lowell; p. II. Young. George houps
and family H. C. Remington and wife. "a J@e0oS 90 ."
Ta,ktr T. NJ Richards, W. NJ. Grace. Mrs l. . jaMis"n
and Miss H. Janlson of New.York; j. '" hAiie@ an"
m Preston OF Proyileaee: W. L. Fowler OF LOUIS
ana w. g. Graunts Of Ltchfeld, Conn., are al the ocean
House ,..,
A c. MenaeaiA OF Washington, Is NJ the AqnienreK
several members OF the Queens County Hunt are IN
rcws.
Colonel " NJ Bsekwith aud family. osNewfork. nave
arrived AZ their cottage IN Beievue-avs
Mrs Paran stevens Of EewYork arrived at her cottage
Judes B,Ttebforl entertained r.senater Eysrss al
dlc per Tonight Several other guests Hcr. present
" IJyagsson HamInersly, Of New forks arrived az
TIE Aquidneck this evening. go, LA a..
The roller skating team Of 1883. In match Hllp he
Ne xport Cub tonight badly beaten, the latter
VIZ hing three straight eame& - -, e,6~.x
aanailtou Elsa IL the guest of TIA eosin-law slanei
vrbsfer William X. Vanderbilt and family arrived ~
tis Train will to-day. X G.. Dean III. y Biaca ~
m Watson and wife and Jacob MARKS OF New iors 30
seph fIerrck and Henry Stepnenson OF Scotland a'ed
al the Ocean House this evening" 80.
IAwrenee Turnure gave 3 dinner party 10 ~
Jndge Til nglast u Rhode Island; nj. AcAlhs'er'
and II Y ,r-rnonxh. oi Sev-York j. ID jena oi Lon,
don a. n Covel. Mrs g. II. Covet. A. ID fA1"" an"
George stire1s nave arrived at The Aquidneekr
Commodore Temple IA the guest OF Einnnd Iseeey,
The Town snd Country CLUB has decided not 10 Hafo
its ilrst meeting until Monday.
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DIED.

BARTLETrAt Be.s British Hoodarss Ca June "a isss
Islan last brother OF late william o. Hart
lett OF this city
cHAcE-At Providence y + July a. Ella H. only daughter
iBterment at Greenwood.
SseE Moa 0n ssa asr sq is % a csa
Temporary igis , a. Upper sarAn'e L"1s' ~ l..
ELLSWORTH Ion 10Th inst. wiian Ellsworth in sas
and rsos are respectfully iavtsd ., tteai tho
fuaeTs vices his residence No % LsfAyeitssvs
II Is Kindly seaasssd hat no bowers DO sent
HYA ,T--At catsk Tuesday. July To- stephen Hyatt
R.lyss and irspa. invited 70 attend The funeral at
& Il. jones' Ludlow. assi 50 ysara
A ao. sas sss' il s .s
Toasidsi 40 iso Reap a., Lses.e B,oaAya. L. D.
on wednesday Afternoon. July IA. at 4ociock
IT, ts@y requested that 10 dover.
yoansssi ebiidoI Inc rev A EisaSsth Merwia
agod years and months
Da. william T. Hays %asAisssoa Isshss Serusa
widow Of Alexander Moore s.s 3, Ssn s.S.s
Wick. \. J.. rharsday. July ~ At oeiosx p m
NEvius--on sanda, @oranx. July = Peter Sevias IN
. j. e,s, g. . y. s,J sas
ii,D wednesday. July d. az TO-
Pgsoy qs. ss ray si fa ssfs' S"' 'a'
Funeral services rhnrsdsy July ~ NJ D. m a. , .ns
Go1d obcpnofA Acuoaoas"S~s ho~A ss~s-
yesant ave Brooklyn.
Please flowers.
KANDAII1-At Cortland, " Y, July .. MARY r. haneAi
ws OF William p. randall, esq. In her sd year
Funsrsl services Wednesday Al 4 . m. At corsiasa
ksss.:s ~
Al yesrs Rochester from whom the Name
OF that CITY And whose tombstone sts IA
srriDed these snine words Isl qucrs monumcntum
circnlnspiee"
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