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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER And SUICIDE

John III. Mckenzie. canvassor for the Eqult-
able Life Assurance Society. shot hts wife and himself
Last night In Gtoyest Mckenzie was forty throo year,
old and lis wife forty and both natives OF Prince
Edwards Island. They had been separated and tho man
had teen drinking Shortly before 10 O'Clock Mckenzie
went to No. 90 Groyc-s. where his wife was living In
rooms ground floor lie tho door bell kicked
the door aud demanded admission His wife refused 10
let him in Opening the window. ami leaning out. she
ordered him TO away. and threatened To have HIM
rested be PERSISTED in annoying her. lie called her
goe hard names and tried to grab her through the
open window. but she reireated into the rom and
Slammed the window his arn. A. soon as be got .
M IA free he drew a revolver from lis Iockct Lud ne"
through tho glass One OF The bullets stfck
his wife I'm thelrsh arm aud the other erd .cr Iis
side Then DO turnrd the Ii-ini tnNara himself, ana
seut "A bullet through hIs ear into his brain
Ia a few minute. Dr. Davis arrived, aud took husband
and wife TO ~ Vnccnrs Hospital. In an ambulance
The man dcd alter ADMISSION aud the woman Is
not expected To i've many hour. Mckenzie hah tue
repui alton ana appearance 81 being disspsied man
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DIED.


BATHGATE-on Monday. April Is, Charles Bathsata y
s ys 81 s tn. family arc invited to attend u,
fas.a from his late residence Boston Road West Tsrn
Sy on ra @ s e On s sSs n ss
ooioes train from Grand Central Depot NsxYork sn&
BULL-suddsnly ct Mamaroneck, N. Y. on April IL
Fnnsrn on Wednesday AprIl At II o'clock from The
residence of James NJ bull Chester orange County, New
Charles Cook and daughter Of the late George and
Church Of 81 May the Virgin ws
IL is requested no flowers be sent
4 %sss Msad'E dnar Af IL At ns 1;s ss
pows-At cazenova, n Y, Monday April is James Dows
Funeral services at Cassnovia Thursday April l6 at
vs Y Monday %Srnps Apf Esss
aaissy. aged Il ysafs. months ii days
corner i:iS wednesday iSa.s ~ '
Sag HsrbOr. L. H. papers please copy
HAMMoND-on Tuesday mornipg April - Helen wife 3
Ss a1ss q 1Ss late M,ease S:ss
services a. hsr a's eS - west On
Friends are kindly requested not to send flowers
hoo9.APr H. az 1852 AasPnLs Bro % .1 X Ea
ogg and grandson Of the late Captain Edward Johnson
In H at Greennount Baltimore private.
Philip Hone: = iss difS yer q his
o'clock in the morning.
Ess.s sss on s' @. sEaaf A5 H. 1885,
M. on Tharsasy, the 18th a ococs pm
LAMBERr-On Monday evening April lS, Josephine wfs
Of John Lambert and DAUGHTER Of Jonn 1aso % q,
THURSDAY. April IL. at io:soam
Please omit flowers.
LoCKwooD-At New Canaan. Conn., 18th April. 1885 ANA
Funeral on wednesday om ST. Marks Church NowCanAan
at 2:30 D..
MENCK-on sunday evening April H. after short Illness
her ressne 80 2i2 West Sothstr Jano. widow the
at the request the deceased. will DO held privately
h. ions 1GsSs@ss No Ss Ga1s
oendori. IN the 93d year OF his age;
Baptist Church Madsonave. jersey city Heights-
PARKHu RsT-On Monday April 49, Emily, wife OF Henry
Funeral services wednesday 18th inst 2ocockp. m at
her late residence, l75 Gates ave. Brooklyn.
PLUM-At his home, No. 1T washngonst Newark. j.
Fsn.ra PERM sr1c s ' os wsSesaS o. h h o'clock
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend
D1 % MH aSns 81 saS Widow
Elisha sauds. in the o4th year OF her age ,,,e
Funeral eryces at her late residence on thursday Apr ~
Carriages in waiting depot arrival Of ~ train from
Forty Id street Depot
| sAXTON-At Analieim. CAL April ii, Edwin saxton
aged "a years. formerly OF this city.
sToUr-on Monday evening April -. Marion Lee infant
services from the residence Of hr parents Trankyn
! ave, Bloomfield New'Jersey. at 1870 g. H. Thursday
ToDDAt uolmanvte " J.. April IL tho Rev Isaac Todd
pastor Of rTesbyora cha Ish iiomanyiile asei 81.
THURSDAY. 18Th INST. at II 30
Of Monmouth are invited to attend wthon
| further notice.
VAN wINKLE-on Saturday evoning April II. Of pnen:
| monia Emma wife Of tho iae Isaac Van winke AMI
l Friends invited to attend her funeral at II a. m on
the 10TH irom her residence spacs
Train leaves foot q LiSSityst at 1890 m.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT OFFICERS.

RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS HELD LAST NIGHT.
The Assembly District Committees and the
delegates to the County Comrittee met last evening "
most Of the districts and elected efcers In nearly c'e'
instance the officers elected by reclamation many
Of them were reelected In the XVIII District there
was no Quorum and the meeting adjourned I'LL friusy
evening. Eben Demarest was chosen temporary cna"-
man. and Stephen McClaye secretary. The following
officers elected:
Ist Di.trict-Chairman. Timothy Kane; vice1charnan
John f. Condor; secretary, Joseph f. oDfien' III"
lid District Chairman, Denis Shea secretary, Tim
lid District Chairman Charles Tantor secretary
Howell c. Rees treasurer James Brahgan, .,o,,rv
Henry ~ Nicholson treasurer, John 81 Smith.
With District-willism Wainman, president anu
With Observation-Disclosures, Cornelius Van cott score
tary Frederick A. Shields: treasurer. Waller h sh n
son; executive member OF County ooini''e' ''"'
With Ds,rict-Bernhard Rourko was elected presi
IXth District Chairman, Richard NJ Collard secre-
tary. Albert II. Hall vce-chairman, Cornelius v
Xth DstrIct-Charman, Henry H. Halght secretary
Charles Diamond ressnTer not Jane.
Van Rensselaer,, secretary Francis L. Leland '0"'
XInh Dstrict-Georgo W. Coffin presidents Charles
XIIIth Observation-Disclosures W. Mead. chairman John
p Windolph vice-charman G. G. Archibald secretary
Frederick S. Gibbs, treasurer, .oou.-
] XVIII Dstrict-Charman. Frederick I; DOerr Seoi'
tary James ID. Ferris. treasurer, William r. Daly ~
XVIII. Distrct-R A. Greaeen. chairman SoHV VIII M
Hoag vice-chairman James s. Young, secretary WIZ
lam X. BARLEY, Treasurer. ..,or,,
Edward f. Fisher treasurer, Michael Crogan - y,
XVIIIth District-ChaiTman Colonel Joseph, T. jar
dine; secretary. Henry NJ Abrahall treasurer fcnai"
III. Nugent. 10.
XIXth District-Chairman. Charles F. Bruder; vice
chairman, Edwin p. Grhn secretary r. H. Dun"
treasurer Henry Gcier. - u,
XIII District-Chairman s. d. Smith secretary, W.
II. Hurley treasurer. Robert Betty. -,
XXIst Decentralization. George w Cathcar1 VIZ
chairman Jacob Hess secretary. william LeaiS :
treasurer, William T. Black. ,,..
XXIId Distrct-J. c. Julius Langbein, chairman
John Little secretary Alfred g. Mason' treasurer r.
XXTIId District-Chauman, Thomas Allison score
tary Charles Rohde treasurer. George Is. BROWN
XXIIId Ward-Chairman, william H. IrnEycS'
secretary John Mulhal Jr treasurer, Archibald van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
NO LoYGkR =" pEAR MR. FISH"

James d. Fish and Ferdinand Ward still pre-
serve toward each other the frd Indifference to
the others welfare which has far characterized their
solourn at Ludlow street Jail The GOODNESS between
them Il said DO having chilling effect upon the
atmosphere In that part OF the city. ward sill takes ha
meals IN ms and declines 10 cat NJ tue AOIo
OF the former " dear Mi Fish . II,
Yet Mr. Fish IL not neglected. iIis " democratic .
~ have gone To- the hearts of tho keepers aud eyr OF
the doorman. Furthermore. Colonel jerome H. Fellows
il proving friend n need Yesterday he sent Mr tHh
ht and now polished wooden Wash-sttnd. with pitcher.
ever aud sOnI,-dis, a means o cleanliness ana com
fort Then the Colonel followed tn. up with Two
hnur. visit F-hH also called, ana 50 tho thru
day of his Incarceration passed IN peace ana apparent
comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
CAPTAIN RICHARD KING.

GALVESTON, April Ii. - Captain Richard
King known throughout Texas Cattle King Of the
Nuecc- died at tho Menger Hotel tonight OF in
tho stomach.
Captain King was an Irishmln who tiring of loung-
ing around the docks In this city, when young man,
went sailor before the mast to Texas He liked the
country and remained has first enterprise being con-
fined to running small steamboat on the
the Rio Grande He had for a partner Captain
Kennedy The business OF the two men prosper and
they invested their profits In cattle and laid claim TO
rancho tho banks or the Nuoces River That
part OF the country ovorrun with cattle thieves but
the prOspered and their hocks
and herds increased they did good service in
ridding the country OF the cattle stealcrs.
King finally bought out his partner and eventually be-
tho Of largest ranch and the greatest
number OF cattle In the world IL is said he owned nearly
300. 900 head OF stock at time. Ills pasture
fenced land. seventydve miles long. His rancho.
the Santa Gcrtrda Is known all over the Vast, and Its
growth 10 a part OF the history OF Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
opHrHALIfro HOSPITAL COMMENCEMENT

The thirty-third annual commencement OF
tho NcwYork Ophthanic Hospital ana College was held
last night To the hospital building at Twcutythirdst
and Thrdave. The president. Thomas Smith, In his
opening address spoke upon the progress OF surg
cry and the substitution OF chemistry for the
knife. Professor r. H. Allen in behalf OF the Faculty,
delivered address, which he adv coated special lines
study medicine and surgery as IN other things But
he also cautioned the young meu who were graduating
Oousts not everything through the or 10
fancy the eye the aud centre OF all ais
eases. lilo observed that not one eye IN a hundred
thousand was perfect, and took occasion Ia make the
hcterodox remark that nature rarely makes anything
perfect Diplomas awarded to Herbert D. schenck
Nehemiah g. HUIkins, Frank T. Green and Byron Is.
Vets The first certificates ever Issued by the College
in Lnryngoogy were given TO DrS' Arthur "orral
Palm or and Charles Edwards Tcets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
DEMOCRATS AHEAD ~ JERSEY CITY.

The charter election in Jersey City passed OIL
quietly yesterday The vote Hight and the reeut much
mixed owing to tho nominations made by the Citizens
Association. The returns not nearly completed at
midnight The indications were that tho i'cme-
Gratis had scored a victory. The succc-elul eau
didatcs are: Aldermen Reid tH~l. Davis upl,
Ecarion CDJ. McAIvannh Dl Elliot Opi,
Gator (Cltzens and D.; Police Commissioner. Meyer
(:J. Buckley OBJ lephorger DD Fire Commissioners;
Shea fRD Burke ID NudcckrI ~; CoumiNslun'rs OF
80 ri OF Pubic Works. Carr rep, Kern Dem sweer
QDrml. The Democrats elected fifteen out 81 twenty
freehOldcrs. Inc new Board OF AieIln.h
will bc composed OF seven Democrats and i've Kcpub-
Iicans The Boards OF Police Commissioners and Works
will he tie, and the Fire Board Republicans. In ll0
boken. Besson tRcpJ was elected Mayor by small mh-
ioTity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 1871 a m.-Thero was cloudi-
ness with occasional light rain. from Kansas to
Lake Huron yesterday. with slight changes in tempera-
ture the country. IL slightly warmer in the
North west The movement OF tho barometer here was
upward. The sky was clear. The temperature ranged
between 80 and 4So, the 3Ols0 being ii 10
lower than on the day last year. and 2so
lower than on Monday.
Slightly warmer fair weather. followed by eloudiness
and light rain, may be expected to-day In this city and
vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
OBIT UARY.
MRS. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND

MRS. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND.
The wife of Dr. William A. Hammond, the
wcllknOwn physician and surgeon died at 10 m yes
terday her home No. AZ West Fftyfourths She was
tho daughter OF Michael Nisbt OF Philadelphia and
married TO DIR. Hammond on July 4, ls49. They have
lived this city since 1864. Mrs Hammond was with
her husband the frontier during the war and they
shared many har,shps together. She was well known
socially Washington. Philadelphia and New York, aud
was u Jealous member OF the Church OF ~. Mary the
Virgin. She died OF diabetes and Brighs disease, and
sixty years age. Her funeral viii take place to-
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rHE wESr sHoRE noYpHoLDERs, MEEIIN0.


At the meeting OF tho bondholdors OF tho Ncw-fork
West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company At tho
Windsor Hotel Monday evening the following
resolution WA handed to the chairman, who read IT,
but not aloud:
At a meeting of the committee named In the plan OF
REORGANIZATION issued behnlF of the general commit
tee of bondhOders OF the New-York West Shore ANA
Buffalo Railway Company, OF which II. ID. Buckley Is
secretary, IT was
Resolved That the secretary be requested to inform
the nesting OF bOndholders called Tor this evening ~
the Windsor Dotel that the committee named III iDe
plan of reorganization has held several meetings for the
purpose OF considering the pian and will be glad 70
receive suggestions In regard thereto and VIII give
careful consideration To- any modification which miy
look to the protection of the interests Of the first mort
gage bondboldors and with view 10 this end the com
mittce have already invited conference with inc
holders of tho terminal bonds. and will take into con
Grafton the extent 10 which the common stock sna
be admitted to participation In tho now organization
The committee appointed at the meeting Is uhaei-
stood TO have no Conference John A. Stewart preSi-
dent Il the United States Trust Company which IL he
trustee Of the frat mortgage was not consulted oeoo
his appointment the committee. From his posto,nI
~ probable that the promoters oil the meeting "ouu
be disconnected by his acceptance OF the position
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Pss,'gs Emplys other'. Tot
Road.
oARLg RoAD PETITIONS AND AFFIpAyITs.

The Cable Railway commissioners yesterday
received petition signed by large number OF prop
ertyowner ia LeIngtonave IN favor Of the road which
II n proposed There we're also petitions
sbut ted signed by 1913 PCraOns asking that tho New
York Cable Company DO PERMITTED 10 construct ana "pr
alto cable railroads tho twenty nno routes already
laid out by the RaId Transit Commission. Inc sum
ming mp will begin on May g. - ,
Assistant COOPERATION Counsel Wickes hlod another
bnndle OF adn Wits before the On against tho
petition ~ tho New York Cable Railway COMPANY
Among the atlantis Professor Prrslfcr Frazer Ken
ard d. Baker, G. Henry Roney. james A. Campbell, Dfs
Joseph Martin. william +. buchanan. Howard EVans
Alfred Lehman and others, NIL Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
DESCRIBING THE GREAT TELESCOPES.

Professor John X. Rees gave an i!IhstIatcu
lecture last night Columbia College, on Tho Great
Telescopes OF the World and What They Show U.s. lie
began with description of the crude Instruments used
by Iycho Brnhe passing from him along down 10 tue
fine telescopes made by Avian Clark OF Massachusetts,
and closed with photographs Of the most prominent OBJ
lects in ;lSt onOny upon which lac commented brlcny
lie did attempt to Introduce any new or startling
theories hut contcnicd himself with the explanation or
what has already been acccptcdas orthodox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
DEMOCRATS ELECTED IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, April IT ISpec'dU.-Ihe DcmO-
Gratis carried this city by the usual Democratic ma
Jorty OF 5000 the spring election which was held To-
day. Andrew Hamilton their candidate for City Judge
had no opposition, his Republican opponent not
exerting hi self The Board OF Supervisors
OF Albany County stands the same rs last year,
namely. 10 Republicans and Is Democrats. Daniei
Manning, while here last week. II said To have purd
the wires to roll up large Democratic majority IN order
redeem his record OF last fall, when CeyelahuS M
lory Tho county was far toward inc Nanlshlns Poh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
HE REV. JOHN ]. DOUGHERTY.

BALTIMORE, April 1.-the Rev. John j.
Doughorty time VcarGenera OF the Archdiocese
OF Baltimore died to-day at ST. Josephs Hospital IN this
city Io rector for u number or years OF tho Csho
Inc Church 1T Ecott City and until cancerous afeo
ton compelled him to retire ie highly respected
US well out OF rs In his own church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15

c,,,..,o,,. c.rs, seveuth.avs and Thirty.ninthst.
NV ~" Rev DIT. Sill. the rector only only
q small company witnessed White satin,
tnIls veil and orange wedding "a la bonse
sefSed W tatier No I3 East Fortieths The mousse
,yaa bandsomely decorated.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR
inches
305
80.

~ diagram variations this city tentt-
VI the
by hours The boken dotted line repressns
valuations naeAtsd The thsrpsstsf ~ ha&
nut pharmacy. tis BrOsdsN.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WAsHISGToN. April 14.-For New-England,
fair followed by cloudy weather and rain n0rhwestcry
winds shifting southcry. slight fall In temperature.
For Middle Atlantic States. warmer fair weather. fol-
lowed by increasing coudness and rain, winds shifting
10 cast and south lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
TUE FIRE RECORD.

BLIGHT DAMAGE IN A GARRETT FACTORY.
A fire. which was extinguislcd before it had
caused much damage started in tho wool room OF is
gnss carpet mills in West Forty hirdst few minutes
past noon yesterday. Fortunately most OF the women
employed In the mills their dinners aud there
xraa un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
W. V. MCGRATU.

CAFE MAY, N. j., April 14.-W. v McGrath,
ex Treasurer Of Pennsylvania, dod here this evening
after lingering illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, April. Is 1888

patcnt had been unable to swallow any food since Sun
day afternoon and he continued at the time OF tne ca
Ills respiration g. He from pain At 10 O'CLOCK
last night no change In his condition was reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15

The Most Cruel Cough dies out fow days under the
quetng operation OF s,os Honey Of Horshound and Tar
Pixies rosthachs Drops curs In I minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15

When the Liver Fails to Act, and you are
bilious and out OF sorts. DR.. Jaynes Sanatvo Pills,
bring healthy action Of the Liver aud remove
all distressing symptoms.
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Grape OF TIE sABISEs" AND "a MONT OFF

CHICAGO, Apr1l 14.-Augustin DAILY, of New
York filed In the United states Circuit Court hore on
Saturday. bill against Robert Is Poattic. Chicago
reporter to prevent the latter from publishing transa
tion OF Paul and Franz schonthauss play, " Der
RGub der Sabenirincm," 1.-THE Rape Of the Sabincs
1t is asserted that the play successful Ia Austria aud
Germany but published except for stage use
and dedicated to the public In October. DAILY
bought of Felix Bloch the agent Of the authors the
elnsiye right TO produce the play In English IN tho
United States and Canada and translated and adapted 1t
under the name OF "A Night on and produced II sue
Sersuiy at hs theatre Peatte, II Is SAID has recently
Ysouueeu AN English translation under the title 1.-THE
nnrs o. the sadness which ne IL trying 20 sell 10
NJ ne 81 manager without any right from the authors
hsa LOT an Injunction tO prevent the alleged
euon RON being published produced and 10
- ~ from selling or licensing tho production
granted by Judge Gresham '"'"""'''A NV "'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15

ACCIDENTS on STREET CAR RAILROADS.
The following is Il statement OF accidents
Oh street ca railroads for tie year ending September 80
1884 filed with the Board OF Railroad Commissioners al
Albany:
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EXCHANGE.

ID. w. CRANBERRY q Co. will exchange any.
thing bought ut Scbencks auction to-day at 10 Nassau
ST.. for watches anything else at their store. :.
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SPECIAL Notices.

A William T.. Moore. Auctioueer.
MOORE'S ART GALLERY
200 FIfTH.AvE
IMPORTANT ART SALE
THE GREATEST COLLECTIoS OF
wATER-COLOR PAINTINGS
doth IN quality and numberl
EVER BROUGHT TOGETHER IN THIS COUNTRY
OVER THREE HUNDRED SUPERB EXAMPLES
OF THE GREATEST MASTERS OF THE
DUTCH. ENGLISH SPANISH. ITALIAN.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS.
Now on FREQ exhibition day and evening
AND TO BE SOLD by AUCTION
WITHOUT HEsEkvE or LIMIT
THIS wEDNE spi1 TH - ERA AID FRIDAY
3o'clock each afternoon and oo'ciock each evening
A John II. Draper. Auciooeer.
by JOHN II DRAPER 4 CO.
The Most Important sao az Aacon eyer held this coua
ARCHER a. BULL,
THIS e %E T 0s, s' r GT Hsb "i fSfDAY
ALL X z IT, 4 1' %si.AR$%GSSTSSaS" Ill.,
The stock s now on exhibition and noraces the vsrs
ties in the mark" ~ sizes s9oIs and manufactures ineud
Al Carpet Cleansing. -Thos. James stewart
1854 Broadway N " AMI Erie and 5th sts. &c Telephone
Diamond Ear Iiin Is mitclo! ali sis,,
Watches our make SOD Stern; 81 gorylra e,
Niedcr Sellers Water
THE OreinalTerman seltersl.
Recommended BY the loading European mslca authorities
for its purity
gneqsaled as a Table Water
Beware Of limitations
ANTHONY OECUS. 81 Warren.st,
Sole Agent for the U. S.
Tho Nc,v.York Association
IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF TIE POOR
after winters work of hardship during which
372i families consisting Of 1877 persons. relieved
23S made the poor their $40 mcdci sls
It's aud prescriptions given. and oysr
400 INSPECTIONS OF TENEMENrHoUsEs MADE,
now appeals to its friends contributions for the conduct
its summer work
The aim and purposes OF the Association are
l. To reduce ysgraDey and paupsrsm and " ascertain ts
trae cause.
To prevent and duplicate aims giving
3. To secure the community from Inposturo.
T. To see deserving Of desttutoa promptly
relieved.
8. 10 make employment the basis OF relief
O. To elevate the fs health and habits OF tho poor
The work OF Association Is constant throughout tho
year
Contributions may the Treasurer. Mr. ROBERT
D. MINTURN. rs souti-st; to The General Agent NE
JOHN BOVINE, 10 shave
Mr.. GEORGE Ii. HANsELL and Mr.. FRANK LAWSON
are the authorized AMI Collectors for the Asoc
alton
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NIRRIID

ooRE-MALLORY-on Avrn 9, 1855, q AseesiA, n. Y
BIZ the Rev H. N. Cobb. D. D.. James u. Cora Of Aetsg1
Ny, H. Made dsushtsr Of me Lac JoAa o. Aanssys
esq
MoBERLY-sMITH-At Yokohama Japan, on non1agh
March l6 1885, At Her British Msesys consulatA -
afterward Christ Church. BY the Rev. =. ChemRoeY
Irvine. NJ. A.. Edward Grafton Moberly q Enyena y
Grace Washington smith, Gully daughter 81 ne ase beae
min T. Smith, Of Orange. N. j.
All notice. Of marriages must be fndorssd TssA ~
name and address.