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\ L A B A M A
REPUBLICAN ELECTION FHAl'D*.
Shiun Elections and Train
ing Repeater^.
Intimidation of Whites aad Govermiwnt
Baron fcr tie Negroes.
REMARKABLE TESTIMONY:
SZIMA, ]|jr 13. 1870.
The Albania Ret i?tralloa and Election lawa,
itaJo lb i?b8-b, and uuchanged tintti u*t winter,
formed one or th" mott perfect machines for :rau<1
thai 1 bavo -?vor heard or. It la auuaiMr to sue
that tnedeeen people of the state, o.1 both par'ie?,
alii not unanimously and loudly protest agalnet
the in long ajo.
HOW 1 BEY RE<.trrERKD VOTrRr.
A complete registration of the state was nafle
lis lStjfM). The Mali tiien lu.K'.e were, by law,
pla' ed in charge or the I rotate Judges in the
counties aui these were o'utifei' t&euce.'ortli to
place every one' * uame on the registry who
applied for the purpose and toole oatli
that fie irn i citizen ci the Mtate and
couaiy and had the . oqu.nito %naliQt?iiona; ana
itictt application might t?e mad ; at any time.
No provision wua mauc for any revi-ion of those
registration lists, to strike off the names or
votcra who had clad or removed; new
aamea were added irom year to year,
cr rather from day to flay: H w.i< possible
even lor a man to roister under several different
same*. Moreover, lest any voter should neglect
registration, it was provided fliat an inspector or
election muat register him If m.'ilred, on the
i!ay of election, and tne names -o registered were
afterwards sent to the Frob&te Judge. It is ea y
enough to ?ee that rej stv .uon n-ta ??prepareJ
and never reviaed were meru uatittments 10 con
ceal fraud.
Sow rnrr hki.d an Ei.ecmv.
That la to say they wo .id nave oeuo the cloak
foviraude at election, tl.il were not that these reg
istration iista were never used. For rear that
t&ey might, anler aome coHMivubie cir
cumstance. be used to detect fraudulent
vouaar. aa amendment to the KegUt rattan act,
passed by tUe Legislature, ilarcb )?:o, enacts
this astounding provision, "Tuat It Is ilie intent
aiiil meaning of ttits act fnarucl/ tie l:e;;i*-. a
tionact that no registration lint* shall i>? used by
at-j inspect >r ur other "Ulcer of election cn the
day of election for the purpose of determining
who may or wno may not vote- ac<i any peraon
attempting to Interfere in any manner with any
ether person wno may desire to vote ahull bo
flaemed guilty oi a misdemeanor and pnatahaA in
the same manner aa now provided let- :n the Elec
tion liws."' Lest 3 o i -hould think, as 1 confca-* I
fll i, that this was oniy a bad joke or s blender of
the legislature. I ah< ^ yon lisre that tt wa
actually obeyed. TUe Clerk o; the C ircuii Court of
Wt.cox county, ^nc ot t nre.? nir.jers wao offlci ..iy
count the vote ol tie couaty .uid mate toe
certificates of election to the "-cretary of State,
wa? asked, a fe>v weeks .'go, "As supervisor of
flections, would yun count a vote teat > u knew
was not properly registered"" and a lowered,
"Without any further knowledge of the law than
J now have I wonld." Again. "Are the names
appearing la the poll Mara duir regtovretl ?ocoru
ing to la^v ?" He replied, "1 do no: know."'
Ano'her re urniuir off. er or tiie '.rat ?.ounty
teins ai-kcu how lor>7 it woaid take to compare
the pel: Hats of t:.e coonty w th tise ieg. iratlon
>.sta iliought it r. oald at laa?t sl\ moatba.
"Po'.l lists" were lists raa>le at i?r ,o o' the
numes of those who had vetr !. Sow mar?:: liie
Voter in A.abama cou t, ua i'. tie i>r sent vear,
vote at any poll in h:? coun' j As h-s * aa not re
quired to show a registration ertiiicate, a- it wan
impossible to tel. whether or not te ha<; register##,
a* an act oi the Legi iauira e^preaaly prwhthifed
anyone from preventing ht" votivg, even ir he
was not registered, aud aa he nitftit vote at *ny one
Of a aoore or p<> ilag plac.s in tt>e ccunty aa . evl>
deat.y under any namu he en. -o to give, it ia
finite eiear that the Election law was a." great a
Hiam a- the Re<flstr.u.ou law. li-.ewhoie tolBf
was kioip. ? a huge practical jwico, or would aave
been had not tue conjeqnenee > beea too seri- .ia.
) can unaftiae iv armoth, i'acaard and t e other
Ixtuisiana worthies gr.;Uug tbtir taeth at the
thought that they wee no; up toaach a trick aa
tAif.
V<"TS RaKI.Y l\D T' I E 'U*TE >1.
Of coim "repeating" wa? r?rr?<. J on on a scale
wawti would nuuc eveu a Sc-t York pontic*)
nanager biotiU. la the Con^re^^tgoal iiiairict
wnich m Judei Mobile <?bu $eima an lnveitigailon
in iven uoitjjj on Tor goae timo lat<> iraatia
wnlch inrolre the scat m fongTee?, cl*alme<i by
T. o. Bromberg, against a lolorcS man, Jeremiah
Uaraison. Hoch an investigation i* a formal
afTair. Due noi.ce la irlven ei the witBinsee to
be beard by each able, each candllate Is reprc
' en led by connst-l, anil tfce wnnes-es are ?abiecte<i
to a eerere cron-exaniluatlon. Jlaralaon bad for
bls -oun-e, the republican candidate (or Attorney
Centra. ? f the state, an abie lawjer. Tiie :??t:
taony will be laid before (.ongrem. Sew, then,
i;up'j ;tt3 recent democratic ncweei in rkia wtatc
an jm'-eroi the repnbiican leaders and jnr.np.fera
ba?e quarrelled am?n* tbenaeive* and ?om<> ot
va^gi h?r*, vj '<j *p^an; iiyjic-j[ gt^te*' enhance.
(qah b:.ecth?v"?i-ttvo n*rr*i?n?.
JlTHocsr other*. one :-.;ni/es, apolitical r.iar.nter
In Mobile, was brought ap, *nd, uiHer oath, testi.
fled that he was chairman u( tta fiepntiiicau r.-iton
Clnb in Mobile; tM club met amiuit every night
f<-r some 'tme before t?t3 elacron; it h.vl abont
jr.0 member*. "Its obje-i,'' be testifted, "waa
to increase the rspuLi.caa .oteof tie couutr??
by toting themeciror, aeeonJ. byjaduelf?*>
their friends to vote; tnifd, by votlnr '^ f1 ?jr
?eat friend*, those iri* ^ m1f ac^th,^ wt-o
"!*!-? nafl aSy existence." Tte c!ub was <Jlr:'eJ
f?'o squads of ten men, for ea?li of winch a rrnrty
leader was selected. Tuejr were rernlarly in
?truet?d how t5 ewitd? the Election la va:
11. nation* wer* felren bow persons who repeated
eonld escaje the coma- ?inen ,es." finally, sham
eiet'loni were actually Ueil in 'be ciab room, "in
wb ? h," laid tlila wime^*, who was confirm; I, by
tbe war, by other witaesae*, ??niem'jers wero
?lri??d i> ills actual tnilcs s of ?!?< Hoi day;
acEi* ware Jmt.es of election*, *oa.e iB#p?ctori,
Mher* deputy a .erlff^ sn-l deputy m.uiba s. Tlie
so-mben were diti'ied into ?n? crowUi r?pre??nt.
ing rrpub.icana an ?c'emocra a. "orae were quiCt
ritizeoo, ?taii'linK around tue poHs; otlters were
col. / and discrdar?/, ana were arreate l; o'?er?,
jet, were qnietljr pnttl'ng In -tite r wor*. Ibey
?< ulJ am' up, vote, pa?* away, rerire, fhange
? h'lr > iothe*, return end rote again.'> li'tucxw,
ati thin wa-t not ret1.; it was a abana tlectlon??
Training school for repeating, and I arn qaoting
?worn *e#Mtuony, all the e^acntutl pcints of whi'Ti
re?t oa tl? indefendeni svidssct tf Hr?ril|?i<
Mlli
a rrnooT. or rr.Atn#
? :f s man was cliallenfttd ^nd objected to and
?as fearnl of arrest bo WouM retire withant
vo'lnf an", fortbwltti aisnme aomo other and
??fer dlaguise. Each crowd was ehonu now
tiier might deceiTu tlis meaiosrs or tbo othev by
tratenoinv that they were voting tl. Wets when in
r?a ;ty they were sot. Fvf iisUuce, rs^aollcans
wou.d receive tuelr ticlctts frura ihoio represent
ing cemociats, and while pre'end ng to <lepjslt
fncti ticket* In tt e bauou b ..j really d?po?lt?d
tbein la tbelr pockcis, or in the itniageftMtr
^at?, inb'Utfltfoa th#f?fof r?p'j?)1iean ticket?.
The/ were taught that tbore who go quietly
ebent on election day are rery .itue n .tlced;
and tbat while oue party waa ceitnln ?h?t encb
persons were Toting fur tUem and tan otber
rtrtt was more certain that the ?ame persoss
were rotiuf lor Iheua they nee* fear bo in'.yrrup
lion. This f*cl bad been thorcoghiy pro\ei by
?be persona; experiei.ee of mauy tbere present
it ik a I ib am eiecauii. A ui u>*
We ftftd M?a admitted on imni er **** W*D
known r?fuktic?Bi??-by tboir seal etsplayed ??
previous wall fought campaigns, and their
eutnnslasm nod determination mat the repaotl
[ llcau party Hbouid triumph in Hie ideations of 1671.
KHACDn.BNT BE" l*TK \TIOK LIST"!.
In addition to these snsm elections, arrange
ments were made ror preparing lists of registered
j names for Die on the election day. fhe majority of
th**c name*, though properly registered, were only
creations of the fancy. The persons for whom
tbeso name* aopeared on the registration list*
never Had existence. Some tnree tbousand
nanus were time prepared, it was proposed ihat
l:e squud* before meutioued, uuder the control of
competent and energetic 10a<1er?. should atsem
ble on ihe clectlou morning early, and, having
, been fe?, should proceed, on previously deaii/asted
I routes, from poll to poll, votln?r as often a# possi
bie. They wore lusiructcd to avoid detection aud
arrest if variola meaua:?lirai, Jo vote names
that were properly roistered; secouU, to
change tneir personal appearance by various
disguises, end as there was but Utile danger of
their arrest by republicans, that, if It should ap
pear expedient, t'aey should deccivc the demo
cratic managers at me polls into believing that
they were voting the straight democratic ticket,
whi.e la iact iltej were indns'rleusly engaged in
voting tbe sualgnt rapnblictu ticket, 'ihese iu
stractiouB were given In such a war that no mem
ber could fUthiully say that he was advised, com
manded or in.-trocte.l directly to vote m<>re th;in
once. Nevertheless, the leaders of the squad and
men in whom coaildenee was reposed understood
the whole matter.
rofH votes ro B*cri ygtkk.
' "It was further suggested that It niislH be exped
ient lor some members to carry democratic tickets
in their luvuus. aud tons appear to bo voting such
tickets wlii'e their pockets were stuired wi'h an
ample supply of republican tickets, which they
were lapul y depositing In tiie ballot boxes. Also
tBelemUii-t were privately Instructed to keep a
careful re ora oi the number of republican ticketa
deposited by these sqnaus. so as to get an ap
proxitua'e estimate of the vote. Ou the nlgbt
before e>ccuon, at the club room, after the mem
bers hid gone ond when only tne leaders of the
sqmtds reir.a.ned. 2.000 republican tickets
were laid out and folded. Persons were
appointed to distribute tickets, also
food, an* seme to keep account of the reports
made by squalls. As iar as pos-ible the route of
each squad from poll to poll w?? designated before
hand, so that there might Do no tonfusioii and no
assembly of several squada arouud one poll on
election day. Iaatrncttcna were also given i>t
wntch reports were exchanged from time to time
or the progress of the work, so that the preeise 10
cauty 01 eaeh squad at any time ant amo the num
ber of votes up to that time deposited by eacH
squart mlgtft be kuowu. ? * ? No regular ac
count ot the number of votes polled was Kept alter
oue o'clock ou election day. The aggre
gate returua, after making all allow
ances, was over 1,000 votes east. Abont
200 members went out on tais work on ele tlon
morulag. * ? * 1 saw oil the squads at work
on election day?some voting; others were wait
ing for their turn to vote; other* pasting rapidly
lrorn oue poll to another. They reported up to
na? o'clock that the work was going on with
vigor. AP.er that time, u we found wo were
t^aten, no farther account* were kept."
Squires' testimony was mily corroborated by a
nurui-er of witnese?. members of his club. One
testified taat if the plan had been earned oat
fully 200 m -n could have cast 1,.VH) votes. Another,
af?er speaking of the "drill"' and sham
election, na'.d tiat he thought the club
had pohed about 1,000 votes, ami that
they did this "for the promotion oi the
interests of tiie republican "party by voting early
an i often." Another testified that titey "were
drilled ?o repeat, tlicn change hats and go back
Hgu'n, but be sin art enough not to be caught."
AueUier testified mat 2,00o names were written
lor it.e use of the repealing squad, ten names on
a slip, and so on.
KLD-llAL BA.CGX ASD RJtrCBUCAN V0TS3.
This was one of the dUtrlcts in which bacon
was distributed by order ol Congress and at the
expense of tne lederal government, ostensibly for
tke benefit of sufferers by tno overflow of tne
Alabama Kiver in 18T4. This Liacou was made a
u?aiio ol sccurwiK jepubiicaa votes; the negroes
were told, in some Instances. ihat it was sent
them .ircct from General a?ant, and It was re
ported and understood that ue receiver of gov
crnmcnt bacon mu^t vote tue republican tieket,
under penalty of losing all his "rights in law.'?
J. S.. rer.in is a rcjuUicaa politician, lu toe
cauvjss of 18H ne was republican aadttate for
tne Leglslst irc, Depn'y Tn.ted States ?arshal.
Chairman ol t:>c Rcpubltcan Couuty Ccuimi'tec,
l'?;ted .^ateB Supervisor of Klectiou, s?U t>e
siaea thM na i charge of ae dwtriiiut.on ol oacon
appropriated by Conwresa f?r sufferers fcy tbe
overflow of trie Ala'-ama iUver. He m Uia same
person who recently eoifOOM* be'ore the !*peucer
lnveitigat.on Committee mat iu tke cauvasa of
i??:2, being then Ueputy l uited states Marshal,
be allot X kole through bis own bai, and thera
apon imiiieoia ely mallei Utr iederi! tryojip to pro
voters stalest Ku iC'i*.
JN ?I MlDA llu>" HY I'M raw fTMVI MAfL-ffiU".
Ten iu mm mide Uepotr Ui.ited btatee Marshal
again cn the lgtbof October, 1874. at tne re?iuest
oi the chairman of the Republican Ht ite Kxecntire
Committee, and ou the 27tn of Oolober be called
lor i nited States troeps The use he made of
them appears iu hi4 testimony tr.us:?Tbe osten
sible object was to enfor e writs of the l uited
Mates Conrt". but, nsys Perrin. "said write hsd
no existence." lie adds, under oatu:?"Tbe real
object oi these troops was to quarter tiwm in the
mo?t cen'rai portion of the district aud intimidate
democratic voters by causing reports to .De ctr
cuiateJ tuat the deponent bad warrants for tse
arrest of a large nom' er <*T wtiitts for alleged
tloiaMoi^Of the tBiorcemefft a its au4 National I
Election lawja so foT refoe^ ^'0 Bart fWeu
pay colore 1 men their full wnge*. Many
persons wl?o had taken an active par* jjj
ilie Democratic Somtns"^ Convention,
and some who nS(1 ptr,onai ?.?eo!t1e? with
?,?red ntfin. were led to believe the report waa
correct, and rather man b? arref ted and arraigned
before a l uited J-tatt-a C"OBinrts-?fOb?r's Court, wita
unscrupulous witnesses to testify sffainst them,
and in order to avoid the expenr-e and trouble of
a trial, prepareu to leave and did leave the ;
county Thl ac'lonTncltsd and encouraged tue
mora partisan an?l turbHent negroes to unite tbe :
colore 1 crowd against the wbitsi aud enaUcd me |
to volt tliern as I chose.
rauiRAt bacoh.
As to the use made of goveruin int bacon rerrm
testidpd"I Issued the bacou f^r Mouroo
, oiiuty. rrtflous to doing ?0 a report
was circulate* *n?< ?g tee negroes tuat
.a order fct 10 !),cou |
ttr, would li^ve to vote tfte straight republican
ticket, and if they received baeon and afterwar* s
re .us -1 cr ncgiectei to vflre raid rspcbilcan
ticket ther woold forfeit tue.r rlflita in law. As I
was :? candidal* for the Legislature unon said
ticket I dit not consider it neces ary to ?r'?cl
u is leport. lOttier w. ncsses swore thatierrn
was the author of the report.] it was exten
sively cl cuiated tBrough Monroe, Cor.ecuh,
i uka and Wilcox counties that a bsroeeue
woul I be held at Monrnev.UO on eiectioo day and
ti.a> all segfoef who would tttend sad vote the
republican tieket would receive r-aeon enough to
l.i t ihea a year. This Induced many to
come irom adjoining fooatiea lo Monroevlio
and vote on said day. The barbecue was
at id and largely attended. 1 could not prevent
these illegal votes had I Wen dleposeJ. A.I
strangers were challenged, and. havUf taken tbo
gath, were permitted to vote,
TIIU WA8 THE I.AW or Tllf fTAT*.
At least 'M IliefSi votea were east there mr tke
republican ticket." Tue federsi soldiers were on
sieittoa day "stationed fliresliy at the poMe
und r arms;" ?nsi ferrm tost.aes aosltlveiy that
Of ths we legitimate votel cast *1 Mmtroevliie for
the republican file, noo wauld have voted the
denociaue ticket but for tiesa tricia an? Jiroiu
Us' " as tke eolored peepie wote gettiag along so
wed wita the wmtetf' ia tktu baSiB?a? and plant
ing relations.
In Dailaa county, where bacon was also ais
lyijj, pp^agsuloiu icmHtoti iiviivi'ilgn W
| this tMCon wu conuded, canned the negroes wfeo
applied for It to make affidavit that they had been
overflowed, and for wttMMKtg thee* pap?r> he
chsrgwi Men twesty-ilvc centa. He gave to each
mau about two peuuda o4 batten, nod be eouia
have bought nearly three pounds for a quarter or
a dollar. lie really "made a goou thing" oat of
the ueicroes, and could nave afforded to go Into
tile bacon burtneas on b?s own account.
nrrmipjiriu!* by nbubo i.iapkrs.
Dallas is oi?e of the heaviest aegro co?n?iea in
tho state. It has suffered from the control of low
white and Mac* demagogaea, and In this county
there In the most pes'tive and abundant testi
mony of intimidation of black voters by
tke colored republican leaders, both before
and on election day. At one precinct, Orvllie.
Haralson, the republican candidate for Congress,
a colored mau, said, it) a speech, that any negro
wtio voted the democratic ticket ought to De
swung Croat tho limb or a tree, and called on the
men and women proeht to hold tip their nanus
In approval of this sentiment. He then appealed
to tne women in the audience, demauding if any
of them would live wtrh a husband or have a
sweetheart who wonld voto with the democrats.
Forze, a colored man of remarkable ability, who
rents and himself manages 1,400 acres of land,
testified tkat the negroes were put tiuder a general
apprehension that if tne demoorats snccocded
they would lo*.e their light to vote; and
tlie more Ignorant, he says, belie v?d that
tuey wouid bo re-enslaved. At Bellevue pre
cinct a republican candidate openly threatened
all blacks who should attempt to vote the demo
cratic ticket, and a number or colored men testi
fied thar those who were suspected or such an in
tention were driven away from the poll. At War
ronton precinct a colored man who had been de
tected voting a democratic ticket waa seized by a
negro mob, wno dragged htm off, and from whom
he escaped only by the intervention or whito men,
who concealed him, and later set him on a horse,
on which he escaped. At Pleasant Hill just before
the election Walker, candidate for Clerk of tho
Circuit Court, violently donounced aU negroes
who should vote with the democrats, and de
clared they should be killed. At Portland a
large number of colored men complained
after the election that they were in
dividually tureatened if they should Tote
with the democrats, and Cyrns B. Warner, a
colored justice of the peace, elected by the demo
crats, testified that the lact that he bad been
mobbed an l nearly killed, in 1872, by aegroes, for
supporting the democratic ticket was re
membered, and prevented, to his knowledge, a
number of colored men from voting with the
democrats. 1 could go on at great length with
such and even more forcible evidence, but this is
euoigh. lu this county Haralson, the republican
caudidate for Congress had, in writing, p sdtlvely
charged Intimidation by tlie democrats, but the
testimony of republican violence and intimida
tion was so overwhelming, thar, before tae Com
mission bo confined himself to efforts to prove
that there was no intimidation on either side, i
ou. a fair and peaceablo election.
Nor did the candidates confine themselves to
verbal Intimidation. uae circulated an "order''
to the colorcd people to vote for him, signed "T. i
,S. Giant, President." Another, J. s. Dig**, now
and at that time Cocnty solicitor, and now ar- i
rested under criminal Indictment by the Grand
.Juty for embezzlement and bribery, circulated '
throngh tne county a printed warning against i
bis opponent:?
KEFCBUCANS, BEWAHB.
Any one found with tickets with ta?
BOLT IK SILSUY'g SASiH
on it will be prosecuted and sent to the peniten
tiary. J. 8. HIOWO, Solicitor, l>ft!ias county, j
The Solicitor is the prosecuting attorney, who
represents to the colored man the majesty and
terror of the law; and this threat was so effective
tlmtSUsby received but 15A rotes lu the county.
I reserve for another letter some further ac
count of Alabama politics.
CHARLES NORDUOFP,
OCLAN TELLGRAPH.
STJCCEhS or iac c sited ?tati? ucun
ASSOCIATION.
The direct caV.ie between America and Ireland,
independent of that aiready iu existence, aim
wbitU u a 0?w American enterprise. ve.Herti?y
van in acrivq working order and transmitted tele
grim* to and Irem the old country iu repaid to
the business o! tHe company ana the workings
thereof, bat no public business, however, has beep
dose.
Tbe fo'k>wlng letter bear; upon the matter:?
To thf Kotroa or tuk Hkbaid:?
lo ir leferenco to tbe MVix stn MM* Indicates
the proje t as altogether I ngii-h, wkeieM It 1*
the resa'.t ot American enterprise. I <le?iro my
se'.f no credit, how aver. for being the direct
means lor than securing an independent cable be
tweeu America ami Ireland, i'liat credit belouaa
altogether to tne Anmrtcau Atlantic ?'a"ie Tele
grapu Company of New York?E l ward Hatgat, for
mer President; A. T. Wiimarth, present 1'resldent,
and to Colonel Arttiur M. Kawuuan. Nsvv lUuip
stilrt, who individually uegoiiat'.u for the cablo
in Kngia-id. wmie I. as an associate. oeitotukted
r<>r eonneetng cables from the Continent under
anb.Htanrtai co-ocerntion rom tne so\ernmmt ut
VI ashinaton. Tne capital to secure the cable, ap
proaeiimg ?7,000,00>i, eorrency. waa luruisned by
? syndic sts ot KngiUb, liehjiao, Holland
nnd i*."**? rali*Jy interest*. mcmn.
ijiemiui Urotulr?f of Loidon, tue construe
tors of tbe cable and ownefh of tue
^ara^av MubitcriidnK largely. Tie public will be
please* to learn that my Coutiavatai iiAgntiauoiii
prerms'' two ocean cables Iroin th? tun lu. nt of
Unroi^, om to Sew Hampshire and one to Nevr
York dtrccr. to connect wrh a proposal cable
fro. 11 California to Apia, all oi' wblcn cables are to '
pjofo asnosuutial opposition to the Auglo <aoie .
Company of Knsriaod aud the iV???ern I'Utob 1
ifrapn CO'npuny of New Yor*. moHop^lM*. That i
monopoiv ua? teen practical'/ destroyed by Ytte
"Direct l'aita<i States cable, by which success
the tariff ocean ratea have been reduced one-Dalf, '
.)nd on the a repletion of ttc cm :e? frem tbe Con- 1
ttneat will be reoacod tooue-mumer, |i not lower '
wtnie fruTit*. <J*rm iny, Holland, ;*nairi and otlier
nation." with America, will enjo} a cable teicgr.iph
communication wirn tt;? world independent oi
Lngll?B cons I'iuatioaa. -
tv. COR?ElX JKWETP,
Zt L*?!?i vceau cab.e A?*<*.!*tion
brwafliuniton.
ST. BARNABAS' DAY.
KXEXCISE." AT TBWITT crwH A>V VS. fiaJt- I
WABAIJ' JlO^Sf
The leiDl-ananal reunion o< the Trinity Sunday !
icnool cbwdren toot place yCiter'day afternoon,
ntoout acholars pai ucipatiug. Tne day ia a
red letter one oa tbe church calendar, befog the
lent of St. Earnabaa. Twenty yeari> ago St. Bar- i
nabas' Ltav wae d?< i?ed upon by tbe vestrymen of 1
Trinity cbnre# aa tbe occasion of ceieiirating the
scaiUinauai reunion of the Mnnday scliooia. At
three o'clock yeaierday, tbe time appointed lor the
?zrvlcea in tbe chureh, the cnildren entered tbe
church witu their hsnncrp. accompanied by tbe
teacbcr*. As the he.td of tbe proccrston pa?ned '
into the ehnreh tfte errs* mounded, <\n>\ to iu no
C?u;H^iuieat the youug proce>uop.iats t iog
Bri;?titl? tfieair' ear banner,
row.tiny ;o III' say. Ac
liter tue children wera seated iu tee middle
aifie anoiber hymn wa*i -.nn<4 and a le^on rtao
from fie uio.e. Another hyiuu w?m cuau'eM, and
tt' cu idien uaving rcaum'd their sea * i,**. Mor
C 11 MX ' dme forward to rue st< ps of tf e ciuncal
and delivered WMI mig;tt be called an address.
He told the children how happy tne otner clergy
men and bliaaelf were at seeia* s > largs a gstbsr
ing. It wa* iBvire graM.tiiu and bk armg iI.hu
the Ciiristmai gatberln/. lor on rhat day they
came to get fiioir < nr??'ma(, preeeBt#; n wtnero
whs no rewaid ho<i in n -eiucut held nut, aud still
they came. The address coiitiu ."-i in a | Masaat,
aiinide re n and ."me nded with tue expression of
a hove mat at CnrMimas all vo?M atraiu aa
?embie u the oid cnurcn. As Dr. Dix w?- ar-out
to rotu'i Dr. <?gli.*bj called him sui ie and 10M b ut
! tometlilntf regarding tie aonnal piealc. Th4
pieaunt lBiortnatt'oi ?a? coaveyta to the ehii
drer. *.'11 the arisur^iee that tuey would have a
picato ibU s'tmioor as they had use ia fnrmer
ycnri. Sing.ng cou'-lnoed the relenrali'di, ana
the cttlldren marched oat oi tb? caurch ia the
! order ia wi ioh tney nad en'ercd,
At st. asnvaBss' roihk.
r The anniversary extremes <>f f?t Parnatfaa'
Hn ise, No. Maiberry street, were neld jet
terday artei noon, i lia rooms of toe Home were
tante.uily decorated, and in the chapel ia the
ru iraing eo-n.womon s<ervi?e wae held. At lour
y x ai>rayer meeting was held, aner whieb the
npenateitdeat read the annual report, lae it*v.
Mesara. Woodvufl, <?.u audet and i ottie made
' abort ad(tri-nac4 on the needs of the Ilousa lead
ing room, Ac.
i Tne festleai of the Punrtaf ?chnoi t*ok piac* a*
aix P. M., sltd wax largely attended, lfcc usnal
annual eicuraion 0/ the siliool wi l take place In
the latter prtrt of Jniy, afld those who in?eno to
give donation! ro the affair are renneetea l?om
rnunioate fortr?wltb tci iUV Rev. S, i;, N?.
THE BLACK IIILLS
The Surveying and Geological Ex
pedition on Its "Way.
! DETAILS OF THE MARCH
Peculiarities cf the Country
Travelled Over.
A GALLOP THROUbH A VulTl US PAtoi
- ?AMP Kn- 3. Bi a?'k himj? Rzrcr.aoK. ?
On Rawuidk Ckkrk, Wyoiuluj, May i* .}
At six o'clock on the morning of the 2Mh the
government surveying and geological exposition
| for the Black mils of Dakota started lortu from
' camp, on the east hank of the North Platte River,
opposite Fort Laramie, where the body had beeti
; collected the day before to be in readings for the
I march. Lieutenant Colonel n. J. Dodge, rf toe
, Twenty-tuird infantry, asaumsd command on the
24th of the military escort, and, of course, is ihe
1 virtual leader of the expedition. It seenn, al
though Mr. Jenncy and his a^iatant* are Uurough
scientists, as if they would be overshadowed in
: popular estimation by the miners who hare been
selected to go with the expedition. Their practl.
cal experience will have more force tip .n the
minds of the people most interested in the ques
tion of mineral wealth ig the sisux oountry taau
| mar of a whole college of professional scholar*.
l;ie old hahttiUs of geld and silver mines whom
one meets in this part of the world laugh at
I the Idea of the assnmod ability of a geologist to
determine whether a deposit of pre lous metal
will yield smttcient profit to be of great value
when teal<a. But, although this is the tenor ol
opinion among the rough frontiersmen who soma
; times are met at settlements and ranches by the
: traveller, educated and Intelligent persons, of
i courHO, approve of a' scientific investigation ?f a
j question of so much importance.
What we have a'reauy named the "Scientific
, Corps1' oi the inarching column, and especial!/
I Br. T. V. McUlljcuddy, the chief top 'grapaer,
J began
I taking observation?
of the country, its products, dowers, animals,
formation, elevation", Ac., from the moment
| Cheyenne wus left behind, a;.d the result should
1 be. a very good and reliable map of the road
I which we are making to the Binck Hills. Dr.
, McGiilycuddy is of an Indus.rloua dibposl
I tion, bright ana enterprising, a good
| rider, and may bo seen during each
day galloping alonr the column as it
la moving, and from adjacent ridge* and rocks
noting peculiar features with a prlsniailc com
pass. Captain Tuttie, official asironomer of the
J expedition, is a well known scientist and the dis
j coverer ol a number of stars and a lesser comet,
lie is assisted in his observation* by Dr. McCIUly- j
cuUUj, and has utilized tho Jlear nights from the
hilitops with telescope a'id biiroiunter.
CllAKACIURl.-lHt, OF 'HIE COCNTRY.
The country wtueh w? have traversed in coming
to this camp is of nn interesting character,
marked by traces of a different formation which
existed ages ago, pro'jaidy prior to a period when
this part of the earia's snrface, even at a higher
elevation than most of Wyoming Territory now, I
! was covered by a great sea of iresh water. Cone
like lulls and knolls, with flat sumuiiia, meet
j tne view, showing ;ragmen ts ol the former
surface of the plain before the intervening hoi
lows and fniches were wrought out oy the action !
oi the water, lite rock is of a crcamy color and
composed of sa.id and lime. The ridges, which
bound the vision in nssuy directions, are seme
times thinly covered by stunted cedars, and some
times vjry bare and brown. But the rocky butts ?'
which come up over the horizon, such as Laramlo
f'eals and tue Kawhide Teak, appear Majestic
| apd beautiful in the distance. Invested with a
hazy hue of b.ue or pn pie, according to tno
speciei of rock of wbich they are composed.
On fue.-Uay the expedition proceeded about
eighteen miles, from the North Platte River to
Kawhide Creek, following tne trail which leads
to the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies. The
hardens Imposed upoa the wagon? earns aro al
ways heauest on the first day of a inarch, because
> the forage brought along for the animals Is light
ened at every tamping place thereafter. The sop
ply an ! bagfage tiain of this expedition is one of
the heaviest ever sent out with a similar party,
and long marches wui not be practicable until
after seven! day* have passeo and tne loads hare
been ccasidcrabljr dep.eteu. On Inesday,
ter. orpbk or marii!
wa<i broken aud ine^ular, ?nt to-day the column 1
ha* moved with mere svmme'rr, and, as it wound
slowly over the country, presented an imposing
appearanrs.. Cavalry form the advanco and re.tr
guards. With t le train ar* tito companies ef In- j
Jan try, and a b?r<?of beef eattlenumbeilng several
hundred are driven collaterally with the move
went of the column avi guarded by a detachment
01 cavalry. During a parr of the time oef opied la
the periorroane; of its duties the exp-Mltl n will
enloy the luxury of f*esh t-eef, and It Is hoped that
the game In ihe Buck kin* will prove sufficient to i
replace it when it givte on*.
oi.p joer MBr.RTTfi.i.1
11 Mo ije's guide. Uii l? amiYted by one or
tw'eseonts. To-day was tie first day o? hit eer
vlee. We left the road to trie atreacies and m vte
a new trail over the ront? of an old one widen te
now almost effaced. At the point where we are
now camping Jo#* dlsp'ayed a singular Ignorance
for a professional galde an l led the waf
nto the dry r*4 of a stream where
the wag iss sank into the sand up to
the hui'i of the wheels. To travel by this route
would have led direci'.y sway from water, over sn
Irregu ar surface, broken by frequent and deep ?
arrow*, or gulches, dug out of toe sou sand, and I
around many of which the tram would be obliged i
tu make iosg devours. Id company with Lieuten
ant Morion, ol CapHiii William iiawiey's com
pany, Third cavalry, your correspondent rode a
long distance in advance of the colamn in tHe di
rection selected by o'd We follow^ tae
rldses snd crossed severs! who great dlf
flcnlty, making frequent ha,is to wait for the ap
pearance of the column, rhich had droppe*
beaind out cf sight. At tbe t>a?e of the :
Rawhide buttes, wnithcr we went at lenstli
in aearch cf water, wa rested anoaf an
hoar, an<t were reinforced ?>y a hunter and a |
miner atta-lied to the expedition, who had
strayed from the main body. 11 the rocky hills on
both sides of us?for wo were t'i< ? in the broad
. ettrauco of a pass between ihs tuttes? there
! wtro aEdou!>rediy
1*DH5* ttrnxo
ar.d watcnlng toe expedition fr?m tne ele
vated reeky ledges, which serve them m
gtservatlon points and mc;ins of coaccai
?en'. It was aooat mur o'eiork when we
?gain started, cons deratyf pnzaled as to the
locaiiou of the main '-odf, wi:ic.h we snpposed by
this time Dad gone into tamp. *e wera, moreover,
not a little apprehensive of a descent from tne
hidden savages, whs in si: probsbillt/ were watcn
lng our movements, a id, jealous of what they
would naturally regard as au e?- roienroour. npon
their territory, trotlid certainly tase advantage of
any opportunity to gatLer a ftw scalps from the
; tiesp!t?-?rs.
the sey?r of bak&er
lent a charm to an experience which the ? enery j
snrroanding ns had rendered interesting, and we
determined not to turn bact on our trail at any
hatard. tve accordingly proceeded np the pass
to the base of the roc*, which seem?<v omi
nonsif'frowning above as, and isenre ts Ifs snm
mlt, from whii n we efjnld ga?? backward over a
wide panorama ?f broken and sandy plain, cov
ered with heavy, but dry. brown grass, and dotted j
with white spots, where tie esrta was bars. So
camp and uo column Was visit,e. Moving over
another e.evation between the moeotains, the |
? valley on ti.e western ride was revealed and our
I hearts lightened, for it was green and ieauti/ul,
wl?h ststely trees scattered ovtr the surface at
! iosg UUrvMk wi it ?Ut*>o (he tsiuatc. HUiata ,
Witt Most (MNtM M4 ?M?iC ?WMHllt??
(? hv of a vary krtrkt itMi af ft oaa. Maktaa
nomnri mm wmm* t? astoatf a ?*?*?
dM*aaea mm m> kmw mn aad asora pkv
iaroon?o. Hoar tko kaad of tBt i?t*m II Mil
t??H Ilia raMNBf arovad tka m?'a at
anriaara, i>?.k m i a*>rdtaf dfH#a<ty
ffca kota ron?p t<>??r.t *?? Maarara IHw.
v- ?? * ? oo m ? ???
TWI fk^rr^
from IM aamatr or ?k? MM tate rtua ra"ar ?a?
rarjr ronfH, *? i |rm r, *? M aa- !>?r* ?
down tlx- atoap dittany, ??*r a?aat?, aftfPfry
r<--* am *a?n man* r aMarh T?a ???
rtaatarM ak ? IM I ?tM M Wl f? wa WttH.
ar?t?k to ?? M ?W pa'la a? Of *'rer aa*
??? tal ? W- -a* aa it. kowam atwa laak
trarl* o' as taaftan p<*ar. >m *ae-t??l'# of w i
wa ?ad | f\ - >u?;j <*;a ..ra- ?d la ??># -fry t>adl af a
? rook or IM haaa *>i tt>a ? a"? 01 ? k* ta??*1*
atda. akora a? hoi k->pai ta f ?a ???or. A m a*
mmr ?ad ?r?. ?m n* ?r?ooM im w??ry
fotkfl f<>w?r4 'i ? Ktaaa w ? aad pNMUHy Ma
?ta<l?a irat h fart) it?> t? ??? wi t > aa*a of
Ida onituc (4 tkr vMto ? aiMAM?i> i"??
h otfTint# w< ? aMv ? low koara old. 'a f a
m'dd.a tf tka a?liay wo atnict agaa
tka o.d Mat tf.... arktck aa traw?*4
?i.ia n?rti ?. *?. . tka it. an ?? tf
wcf ? ? bora *?????? ate? kaaMaa IMN of a at m
?-r rlk. *f >? oor u?to. I % ta? ? ??oif i*,oa# R?w
hMa ii?'i wo fcaad r>. valor ?? ?? ? utu ?a
rrtrara a eroMinr *(?<>?? |*|( a alta lat??. iko
n ? ?m ,? . !? . to r<r>??. ?nd anJot
I Mrs < i itouw^vd ?k?'to. Taa trwa tMNW ??
era- ? a? ?t.d i ? gt ??m. aa?> .-to*: ft> m in*
Pirn k? ????< loiiaa a. iw>d a -i.?ar <*rr'i?l
runuian an-a aad ?w-r? ? .tor I'taM
ware h?nl( ip iaa itada Wa u> ad war ?aa
taaaa, r<?f*a?'.iad ?.<ir?o;? a Mid ?>ar koraaa ?*Ma
r 'i- draucbta aaa. a tor Mi rata tor
drrr, * til. h ia.a?i ka aikiw *?" ? tka *r?ao
with ft* ?kfti*d kok* 16 i on. !? a. ? ?r t?.rw?t
lu<ii.ta auigia ?? tk>? ut ?.aantorvaa, aad if
aa la4 raaa i.?< n <afaral iwdaa ? ?r? .ci i
It* ijr?vm, m> ?twatd aot oar* A ? .?> ?.!?? ?? .
alth>>ai.'<. doafctnaa. MaalaraWa tra|.*daiM*a.
wuu rurraat ki? -???? la ,'u.l |>t ? w ra a ir.varwi .
ao<! iu? ira#r?uoa ol i .a kru.Ufc', a M t>a*4
fi-.wor waa t.T? r| a?-ul.
At tk? iaarar poiat ol ta ra at. *?tag uiaMo u
rapr tka vamp, aa cra??ad Ma r .??> ?a?i? .rt
aud loda i nr thr r.rpi?,u. r r
loaitit upon our. m,, ai. a. ? * ? ???
tke co.umil >ft Raakl to < mra aarif >u tua
day l? roiar tha arj btM .?( * ; .1 ui .<. ? ;aaai.
Tka N>dv ka t i?aen auaip nd to lam i?.i ?n-t
tka route for ? ? n. n. m I ka* t?raa da
tided upon aa ;or iratt tM ?..? r? n of ia? ftaa.
hid'', tiirougk wkirh l >?i<u u?ni M^raua aad aijr
aoil t>< mind In ant a a .... uauiv iwoaitar.
rue ro. k> formatton oi ti.i tta?ai<i? kacaa ta
pr*Qlu -. usartz ta arai ar? d ta pr ua? t. ..
arouud t'alr ka- a. ?? ioo of ii ? t ?
itra- a Uugn,
TH? SJtlZUBX or J HE C> TAMA.
A touvki cncAWu r< n m.n not i
dt.cwox r-xttrrta ro-Pkt w*-m ?4?hiv*.
TOM?k OltAT M*!!t*D C?UK Ft. ?M LnMW k.
The Cubing of ?his cl'y ttre ye*t?r.Tny all. t ?
f/?? r/oe. Doxeus and do* . :iaof llM'f VM a<
the ncconnt o> tfca seizure of If. 11. ua t m
OcUTla i>y Collector Arthur rn?lied .vet Mta?
fool of Van Brunt atieer, mjutlt moo m, to see
the craft that was to have fciem t aid
and comfort to their nnhnrpp ?<? ;?ir
Collector Arthnr said that it wa* a n? ? > , t
to suppose tfiot the yacht had ? een gel*"*. *ho
had dimply been searched for tlig pnr#o*? ef
c?r:ainlum whether there were any grounds J >i
neiztatf her. The clearance f. ? i bad hern re
taaed to her commauder, t'aptntn k< tnara. arnu
explicit instructions should J.>ve arr rtd trtm
Wauitington, whlttisr an ofll. :sl report or tins
case nad been dcpatched on the j.^tuoi <tny.
Tho collector said that he hsd a rts*ht to mnse
tni<? aearctt and detention tinder tee to uw<ug
section of the Revised Dtamitii
THH I.4W ??!? l>? THf? CA*t
Frrr 10* 8,20U?The >. reral < !>'?!<. , , ibn Cv*'r*n?
rliall d'lain anr ?ea#I msuUeftty bull* l..r onrilae oar- '
pose* uinl al?.uf to depart ihe I ni'et m., . ?
of which principally uoiiMs of ar">? *.id muu.n. t
war wtien the number el mci slilM ii inj?rd nt
other circon.?tano?? reuder u pri>l*tite ihu at. h
ts intended Ui be employ* d bv tn <" in m i< < iuk ar
coiuniit iioFiiUtif* upon the rUtilMta, eti;/ >. < r property
i t unv fi?rn?!ti prince or state nn i knv . ulmv di*f<i, t
of t>eu;<le mtb wncnt tin' I ar? tip. ,ce,
until utc deeleion of ihe I're blent li tMl titer'.,i ?>r
until the owner ?lri<t ?u<-h bead i,r ??? ? ttrtty a* i? re *
i,u'iT'lvi the owners of armed bj. the pr*ceU i.g
ant rkleapc r.riiiKrpn.
General Arthur was called upon yeaterdar hy
Hen. Algernon L. Hulltvan, who represented tne
owner o< the Ociavia, Mr. IU< hard fc. Hainbildne.
Mr. SulltTAn uiaUe a formal ilem .od tor tue lat'ue ,
di.ac issue of the clearance paper* of the Octax ta. I
neutral Arthur i?su?i that he c uh? do lotntrijr
uutll he hail received tnattitetioii* frimH .ialne.
ton. hut promised 10 tel?tra|>h hi onca to th? . hp
iial in order to be al>a to comaiutnrate r.k? <a
ci-lan thin morntng. A raprcseutaiive oMr >ui
livitn called subsequently up n the Rrm?h Con-nl
General, who wu na: a little indtenant at whit
he deemed au nnj jMitied detenllwu o: aa haanah
? aeht. There ts no doubt tint if t eueral Arl.ut
pcr?iat? in <lelamlntf tha t)ctav a tue RrttlMi f on
Hdl Mill make a lorntal <lc^anU for her auirt'D'ier
uaU immediate ciaaranee.
hasty actiux oy rfiK Arrtoiirriw.
ltfeemto l^ the general opinion ot xhipplnc
im rch.inta aud otuer* lnicres.cd in ttt? detaution
of thin n-aft that the anttiorlucs itaro been oi?ce
tnor* duped by the over-e.<ircr r*p:tnt?tt ?)>???, wao
want to euro a regard from the - pa uh jfovern
nient by a show of jreat actlv ty ai't vifi'ance.
Ihe officers who loar hed her aoui'i that do anaa
ot tunmanitloii were dtscovetta on board the
.yacht, and tt ?t there la Dot the ?tightest proo; on
wntch aho can be aeizeu. Mr. UaintT.d?;, th>
owner, a yonmc r.nvlt?aman iroui A>an> iieater,
? ?oup'alned bitterly abom thta uatawfn; de'enuon,
v.'iuca ercatly intorf<red with hta plana, lie cer
tainly did not lojk like aycapg ( t an >hi?f iu I
OtHnil?e, bat "impiy like a pi?amre-ic?iBir. joi.j
ftri' *l.ih lie ewfaalicftilj tilv'nliued au tbnat
ror Spaulstt blood, and appeared to be more eiuf r
to attack a ?tte?nl?at pi?r# of porterh'/rse a;eAk
than th'> mlnioua of Bpnataft deat)o:i?m. Thai au
tain waa also a 'iut?r, paaraable looaiatr man, ilo
"Cubian," bu; a good pork ana beuu-t atiay Aiacr
i-nn.
a ccbax raoM t'MBrjcir.
The (.fQenrt who mads the aearcn reported that
n "(rrny-nnlred Cuban" t?aa in c<>*amano, an aa
leruop whh it haa cauaad Itum'nae in< :rimeut
uiiio&K nil who kilo* that ilka "aray hatred
f itban" hatl-t direct Iron the rvm..uilc town of
Limerick. Mr. Hambridife poat ivaiy raya that
'hero ha? not beea a Cnt.an on board the ociavia.
lion. Algernon >. ^uUivau ataten that tae povreri
of ihe Collector arc nimply confined tn a snr\?y,
and ir he determine* upon net d<;ieu'.lon he rnliHt
take at once ic^ai prcceedlbfi* againat the
owner of ihe yacht, j? that tne <. nn ge upon,
wnich fee proceeds can be eftabitabco or rffntcd.
Mr. Hainbrldge aay* he wa? going te *n.l for An- !
ptuwail on a pleasure crulae. Tt la prob-ble teat
the authorities to-day wUi admit their error la
allowing tfcemtehva to be made too toon of t?o t
?plea <>f the Kpanith goreromeat and relca-e the
ociavia. If not. it i* certain that the B/lti*h
Conaal ^rill lnterixwe on the part of bis gove rn
ment, ana ttint tne latter will demand nod niMxt
npon rclre??. The Cubans meanwhile are Je
llgited at the nnneee4?ary tron?>!e am! nniiA.v?ace
which the nuthorltMH have be?? pat to.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
VARRJED.
MkCZrn -Tatloi,?Hi Weriue'day, inuo \ at
St. RarthofMMW'f cfh 'reh by tu.> i.er. rorneiiua
H. >mi*f. Rev. i i.? iv k. iJACgrs "f ' ooperatown, i
N. v., 'o A>>.l, oily ?Wgt.ter ci the lato John
Tnj lor.
Caiu'rvter? Kobixsoy,? At lUcHtiieM, Va.. J'tne
?>,a' tec refldeiite or tho bride'a uncle, William
If. Hasaii, i>y the K >v. !>r. MlnnOferMI, t uari kh
J. I AilPl MKR, Ol New Mt'tBiWll k, N. J., to AUiK
1!.. datuhtci ol tho Wt'eKdtvia l'.c in >c*.
(iKOTnt?Rkhd.?in tie 10, 187#, at Monnt
Ho'l*', New Jersey, at wt. n?':r?w'a Kpt?e?r>nt
chtitoh, t?y flev. Mr. Perkta*. i>r. Wii.iiamak
THi it t(i>uviK, Inte ".urgeoii aud medp ai d;ret </r
IT. f. V. <if V"'*atiC. 5. J., to r *i:?i M?n)r
Hot -a, dR'ichterof Joteiu <-..inu?l Rend, fcaq., of I
M >nti iio'i*.
!? uiriv ;rov?WtLFrrv.?At n?r,t/?M!le. Ta., on .
Rennet tar. June 2, by the K< v. Mr. Heileg. nr.
w. h. Fanhinotqw, ors-iw vora, toLagxm <Vil
hum. >ocartle.
Kivo-MMtrrr.?<)n .'nge io. by He*. W. P.
Warm-r, lit liy KlKu t) Mis* fcYLvU Smm. No
Ca.d*.
Ht ir?1p ov_Hotv.?on Tnnr'dnT- J'ioe in at
?t. Ann's cetircii, I Mt Tw?tft? rtr> et. bv Iter.
Thorn** f, Lyncti. Rimt UiCHAnpso^ to :
Kr i Kt? > r< Rtr* Hory, alt or liH ?tty.
mi ao-Im i h' it.?At HhlMdelptM, Bar-h 20, by
tim Rev. tv. c. Roblfig-n, Wilwam f?. j?tead, of
Ncw\nrlr. te ftrn* P. RPCltrt, dhUghter ol
Willing on uactetl, phiihtfciphia.
DltD.
akpersok.?TharM?r, June 10 Mart Amti ax- I
DF K-o>*.
Funeral on Hatnrday. at foaf o'c^^k. from 1
Paul's church, Duncau nvenuc, Jeiaey Cry i
lletghtH.
AM>BM?ov._On Frldav, June u, Ijawmb, yonnti
e?- and on v no.i or Pa trie I and XL k, M. AifrUr
(OU.
Forth, r particular! hereafter.
ABTHt a. At lj'fr [.oilge. Kontgna Territory,
May M, Hkvky ^rmrtrn Ar-rttCa eon of ;be |
late ? apuin w. II. Arihor, t'nlttd stales Artaf. tn i
the otwyear or ht8 hrc.
!',**)? a ->?ii.iden!i( en moriilnp, ffth
in?t.,oi rte,?> f <iiaea<w, oa tn? t.?ra <r the vnten
I'lteiBc Rafn'ofirt. nesr t'.rden. Hon. ?te#ti?w
num. of I'oughkeeptie, 9. Y., in the Mth year of 1
?1? ?ge. I
hate-.?At Orange Jt netton, Hi t., e* rhnea- ,
?tny, June i#?, of eonpi??tt n ol ihe brain. GR<>nul
ll. nATWt, formcny of Htockkjn, J?. T., aged 6#.
Relative* and frtegOM are invited tt attend the
fune.r,. jer\Ir?ll) Ql? uue raaldgitcn. ?uu.lu.?
sfft*t, 9b Hundsy. JoM 14. <t tlifw I
Traini l*kY? fool of Barday V,5?a
VI* Marrta and ttHU Kailroad. JnwnMOk
I'lfBBOUIh, MBS*.
^.CSSrr.W'.W >?? ?L?jf
Tt>l* witfw, widow of the late isaao B. Berrjau,
"Tbo're'attve* and friends of the family are ItP
?Itea to attend tbe fuueral Mrvtoea, At.*k0 ??"*!
deo'-o of ber sou-ln-law, John sulttla. No. 6 J"8"
rirti*wro*d street, im Sunday, Juu<? 13. at ibreu
o'<io<*k P. M. Interment at Byo, on Monday.
Hit ' int.?oa Thursday, June 10. Et.r/ABiTirT.,
wh-j ol Joun VV". Briatar, lu tbe ajtti year of hur^
"Tite relative* and friends are respectfully in-1
vit#-1 to attend the funeral on Sunday, at two
o*ri"i H, ir.'m So. 404 V an Huron ?treet. itrookiyD.
? 'N _T?n WedneaJayj June 9, 1876, Jo8?Pif|
1" ?uv"''.iid' ir -'n.ti'aro oor,,'al,Jnl?H?Vi??iii
i-v-sr:,1; ?s,:?1*.'.;:?.'1 *
u?e\ souiu Brooklyn, L. 1., without furtUtc
" ?! tt.?on Wednesday. Jnne 0, ists, Anktb
, uitV^eB?o^ar^teMrtd?n<g
\t, ,,u. I i - ? jt. ou fauauav, tuc lath mat., ac
k iiVm'r*r< of t-:? Independent M?w?J
H),ni. uuou are hereby noune;i i0 Pay l.e!
g4 ei "iftiit due in coi ' of *i,c
"or J ?? n. ?, to tu* ^creury, ultbia.
a mi d?.jifr<.ra tnladate. Jun<* 11, lain.
w ' 1 i-uoMAH lilllCB, Secretary,
,v? rurlstophor ?uo*t.
fi>nfit.-fn let*! City, "V"tM?r^'o' iH tbo'
f j cfti; of Jaiue^C. au?l Easily ciarue. ib iw
"USfi SWRlMi of the family arc invite<T'
, r, mi mortal, from tlio rouldcnce of hi*
, I,, m . i.aiayette, on Sunday, Juno
i- n iwo ?' lock I'. M.
\ , 5i Mi v J fatter* tilcaso copy.
, m .vi.' x this moping, Jane 11/
u, | %> i v C<' i WHO of ^ ii? A? Colt,
i . h ?.%.<?- a Sunday. Mtli ?J.**?
i. ?j j ? Atlantic avenue. Ktookiyn,j
l\r-t ;Tre" /'I relative* ?nd friendaara'
ITSaitTl'f invited to attend Wltuout ftirthor
"" ? j . r "a Thursday. June 10, 1875. at Mr'
,u , wet e :ll \urk ?tr*et, Jersey oty, MrV.
..*? uda are intlted to attend her
fua*r*i a> i< n o'.lock. I an i .tnaiun ^ .1-t>c takcB
n m. ptier'a tWWI. theiee to Bonlentown, H.
*\l. l^- 'a'Vr.day, June 11, John CRnrroir,
aid frtead" of ilie fainilr ^
riv?d t?? attett'i t-e luueia*. from l?la late real
4MCi. *t? I.j?i I ti'y-niiith ?uoet, on huuday, uttt
IMi. ? WW ?'H?rt r. H Inawrir
i.?, r.. u Ibui-djy, June H 1875, JOSKrK
a. in nut w uo a*t<? y?r ,,f Ul* **<? .
?Uiauva and (rteo-ta are nqneated to attend
tbr ihU' ti, '?"?i ??? 'ate roaiaeooo. 131 Voriok
r? t. ii.>* alum*) laoiuiag. at u?.f-p?at bino
?',! Vrrfc la it ? fltr. on Krl-lay Jane lif?,
a'i?'f a miif and pniBlai ilia' ?>% Asoatw JaCBOON
i t, i,i 1V, ta ;b< irfth >?ar ol bia a?e. _
Tba relative* aid iiwndi ol the fkmiTy arc rc
? p. fi'u' j iu?i"d to'att-nd the funeral, at Ml
,if r. ? 'f 1 ^*> li' w ? T rorfy-fOurtL street,
? n ' iiiiii, at iWo f. *1. _ ?
-OB ianr?day. Jubo iO. Jabi B.
??ant[? . aoa of WIMMI *. and U<.art^tta B.
l,FiiB?Ta? fro* the reaidenrr or liUfrnnd?ott>ef
Mm. w. a. law**. ^ ?-??* Bo^ouly-Bintli
B- i itai *..U? .ns?.. ?i two OH lock P,
5. , i ituvM ?i4 trteaa* *re fi'ipc^n-lj ?BTlttti
> ?.?*>? Prt-iay Jun?? 11, Ertf* U?i.i,
???! o !?atBa?- BOd L.i^a-SIB V. UiMlKOll,
"Va'nlra/?? nn ta?. lane IS. at 1?*it oVloet,
U?M *?* ilBt'i4 t -<B <WW . ?rOO? UB.
i.i, i . vi i?"i *!? t<-" 'ea<"e. 1^' Ada Ml
p | ?AltO. Ml rttiifkdal t'*?Bit/. A**t, WlH
0 hdvard It- 'Ju.safiB.
tuia'ltea a?4 iricwde. auo BieieBer?or Kaiek
#r . <>"1 1 ) ia'*. So. VJ. 1.O. I., u* r??|?B< t
f.nfi muted ?? atUBd. witBojt tnriaei ao'.lee.
1 ,BC?, O'. uo4ay. Ja.tO la, at two o'c.o?B iron
rn. ay. Jan- 11. HaBT. w.fB
of t?* Ute vi iitiam l ..mania. IB Ike Wta )?*r Of
Vi*1tirBBB?d (rieBOe are rBapetiiBi y tnvltctf to
at:end ti e lu.?< ral. bb f'?n I /. !>?fc !<?at.
o'c.xCk, lro? ker Uto roeidcBuo, tt,'| Uu *rt
* ii**skB ?Ob Iho^??ay. Jai? l<?, Fuf-nitano L,
cidrvieoaet U*ac aad Bllea Ha. er, tu Utc H?.k
jr ir of Bl? age _ ?
luaeral Sunday. J "Be 1*. at kaif'tBBt SIM
o'c uek ff??? 'He itatdiut'B oI bU t??.?a.?, 1?0 ^-ait
Bevatleta stroo' . ....
Tb? ?e?BB?- '* tbe eoB<ro*a?ion ^'?Bl Jeee.o
run are re<iuratcl to ait? ?? (Be lUBeraiot Perol*
Bau?L m>u of **T. I>?ac Mauer, ob HoaOa* BiorB
IBir a? bat *a?rt B no o'elo*-*, from hi* at? *??!?
eel B. J?v. IBm 1j??' MamBti-tb atroet.
M. Ml'KBtkl li?.f.K. l'ra?ld?B?.
K?*mmub.?After i*riir eudertac, Joeaiu
gim u k. !?.. u roar* ?td.
I uwbi al to t*ae aia eon Saturday Job* it, at
one o'clock P. M , rruMi tte i??l?oaoe of u?c o?
c< a?*d. l';7 l.a?tT?eatj tktrd ?tr?*t.
Kitrr -On ih-irata^. JBi?e lo, after a ebort ill*
ne??. <iB*. ? Mar. ?oi.u?b i <Uu?<ii?r ef Jarvta H.
and Kate Kuapj. ay? 4 J fears, s ?< atB* BB?i 4
reiativea bob frt*Bd* of tbe famtly are io
Tlud to at i end iB* mueral. at tbe r*et<ieaeB *f tbo
paiebt*. No. 2* i'*?ry ?trt t. wt ?Bh??*jr *fierboou,
'^V-^B"jBBe 11 FTPW4KB J. and n?o?*e If,
l^*i oal? aoceo* Ketrlca an?'K lea Mae Fmbbto
Bced 4 year* aad Tt??aa#l yoara bb? > t.ioBtBa.
rune fa takes ?e .roM tba r??*fO?B?f ta-ir
parent*. ? scaajwei atr?el tBIa day. at two f ?.
lawHSNCB?At her reanUace,^*o. l^' Jjad?e?/0
aventi'*. oa rk'T?Ja? eveBBin. J?ae 10, Kooic-a
LaaasMB, wiOoa of Joa*pb Lbwisbcb, IB tko
?(jIB y? j Uff H(A.
Ibe reiatl*?-* aa l frlenOe of the am. y are ?B
v.t, <i to alicnk be funerBi fToai Si. Ot?r|t|
enure*. ?to*?e*aat -^?iare oo Voaday, Utk !?*?.,
* Lim.A|*y.-AI Bgc BSTB. t. Jetaoy c ty. Job* II,
ji;i, i uatiLB* UH te BiafcUtt, aged S )t.ua aa4 ?
mnntki. .
>0' c* will bo r*f" IB ww?rnww?a pao"*
Xi.ixr.ai i>.?os iBuraday. Jaaa tO. a ? ?***,
wifs of >'?ur Mac loaai l, ta the -iat ysai ?. -or
*'rae fnneral will tak* plaoe fteo* ker IS*) M#
deae*. No. la? Baat I weatT tub BtraBt, oa l-aiai
day. June 12. at ou* o'clock.
-lit tpe city oi B;ook!rm, at ni* f**~
d*;ic* vf bef e?5k. An Ww|. Ju*0 ll. |.B10?'?f
Ma A*, t. IB the ?7tB **ar oi her aga. a aanvt^t
t>uri*n au4 r<> taty ol Moaahaii. Irelood _
rue r*tatife? aad rleads of t*a fbsaile- a *?
tb *e of tier bob. Iteraard Marnat, ara r*.. teetrd
to atteiMl tBe luBTai, lions Bar *oa * ro?^?e?'0.
>?. 1 Bawieace ?tree', oa wadar, al two o
i*. m., to CaiyarfCi*s*tor??
Mauti".??? Tburadaf Mi"rniB(, th* toek "J**-.
Of pnen-tionia. I.ITIB* **? vn*t*. ?B'y rtaug' V?f
Of floory P. aBd M. Aotoinett*
Ihr rdailTos an I fr.' *4eof tM famiif are
snectin ly invilB?t to attead tbe faaarai ir^as ???
r*sid?iK-" Bf h* p^roots. o* Poico* avesse, r?p.
MB." lr^BC r-lae-. Srookljl, oa Saturday tBO
Utb inef. at iw.n. rMH-k P. M.
Mit u?.?on tb* w.n .net, sodden.r, S. A. Miug*
"iXSSSSXX; &....
TMrty :ourtb street, ob -un lay, Utk, at sali-j ??ii
ttJTc5cft.-0? t?* Ktb ia?t.. Anrtu " Jon?fg*t
son o! Hugh aad auat* jlotourt. ag*?t 1 y*a?. 9
inooth and Ik day". ,klr. h, ?
funeral iuui ?ay ft on* P
p.i:ea*a residenco. W MadtaoB ?tr**'- h .iBt.rea
and trtetvd* re-!>?<?? mil? ia*lt?0.
Mt rirouu ? <>B Juua IP, llti. ABB M?.Ht ???, Bgf'l
"MK- aad rnmd*. a<*o
John (/'onway, ar* respectinily inTitai to a???*B*
her funeral. Iram aer IBM ra*id<B e. *erl
seveatoeatu street, at cn* o'c <v k.
lii Mtuoe.- <?? ran* a ay. j*a* l*. Win t ?* eoM
of Andr waad Jane McMaboo. afNIk t**n
MMWW and frlesds ?( tB? fa?ilf at* re?peer
tnily laeited i ? attenJ ma faaara . w? daj
vaiurd i?), *! two P. M.. irom tu* re?Wn t* ?<
Its rarBBfs, !?' **** urn*.
0*B"?n? in Pari mine MB of da?, t ?> J"'*
fSTi'xt.Ks oily dBiiuhter of wiUism II. aae ?
glnia H. iH'.join. .
T*e HiB'rai *? r*leB* wl.l t?o k 1 at t > r.
dene* or i.er par*Ma, *o.. 2 Park B?* *?? ?'
uraay morning, l^tb iu*i., at t<yi ?? > " ?
rc'ltM*Brn.?<JB rnaag. *?b0 ll. I* ?. ?r*'a*o
Jon*. Iniant *ki ol lle^-tasn ?al JoB- iaa IB *
lut er, aired t B'ontb and ?' day*.
Iteiaitves itud frtonda, alao tbe ?en:^ra f llee.
der l.odge No. e.a, F. aa < k. H.. are H'< .?eo vo ?'
tend <Ue iBiiarai. oa sm l .) tk* l^i 11.? . *? ?w?
o'clock P >i.. ?' tk'lf ?t it nee, ?? t t
Coi Btr *oufb Siniu ?ur*'. sr K>ki?n I l?.
HoWt.- on Ir.day aioi-Blttf. <no* H. ??"""?
Bowk, in the . 'tu )ear ol ?.l? ag*.
I uueral ir??:n the re^'leneo of kM eBWr, a ??.
J. Broan. >?. H? Forty-Warib mi ? ??
Mundae, Jnuo 14, b' one b'? ock f. M. ' * *?.?**
ak'i rne.nd* srr T'*r* "''"ly'V -J. t* It
At *4A t-Mt # '
Ml*. I?a?ge?MJM* ??????*?
O'Dooohaot of killiirney, ire.*? i, k4 ? t
year of Uer ure. _ ,k. r ?? r
, BBielativaa ai.d fri< nd? of ?k* "" > ? f
rl;< I In attend ih* ib? ral. on ~ ?? * '?
DB*t ok*0*ei0?c. In.erm^at l*?? aie f ? ?e
misiov. -i?a Juoo W. 'OM" ***?""? * ?' *
year* and IS dark. ???*.,? . ?*? ,n
ill* rum ral will tab* >'*'? . . ,
m*t, at tl'po o'cl ck I ? H- ? ?? I
ali-n. i? 'Ah, Kill I lllftf
Beiatlv**" and frieadt ol ?b* hamilf re '' t ? ? ?
lU'l* Invitod 11 atteBd wltkoal f^rtb' Bc.< e
BOTr.'i-'m I?*??;?.??%? .
neio, of pneutaoaia ID. C0*BA*0 J. ?tiiMV^# !
W/h* ret'tne*'^'ad friend* are retort-w.e ?a*i *4
to'attend tn* funeral, oa ?eiar?a;. toe m. ta*v,
at aieeen o'eia. k A. fr .ia hi* to * it . m. .
llVtfc Sircct and t'oliege BTe'.ne. M<?'f I ?*?n.
v*r K^riBB.?<?n June II. or rou*ati.pt??o. Ja" ?
Vai.ajrri!?n. kratkorof ibo*v* \Mauae, *?< 4
4'. tears and 3 n*envhe.
/he luuersi mil take p V5* from k?? 'oto ee?d
deuce. 14? Ka*1 Tklrtf alktb * reel, n eaBoae..
juae ih. at two ?*el*ck. ReiaiiTr* ao.i 'riands a?o
reapeotfuliy renue?ta i testtend. . _
Wtl.*B?i<OM. --At BvnBSdaia, Bnl'h'Hef. ow
Wednesday eveomg, #tk luat., Jon> *iu??Wi
,n I'be riiarfreVand friends sre reapaetf-Hi? ?tiM
to attend bis ;nrier*l, oo aaiordar, 1'atb ?B?t.. as
two oVitK-k i', m.. ftm bit laM ikwUkkvk o^