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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PARIS. April 2-BouTse stronger; Rentss. 7Oir re
pOMKaTIC MARKETS

cTS,so April v ~ s :S 10 discount BARN.
s9 liz s Rss" Nm i'l .n 81 ii co . By
declining New regular And fresh receipts ss no grad. I.sa.
receipts sors closing With bat esJsn at s3e ~. active
s ~ 81 nj 90 iS 70. DO Doll I'D Si y GG a asS
sc proen gOf, Mes Psr *1 Py saa Sh9SarH. . s'.Sy :.
b.. dssRd ?oaa qSSts ed :. g G a. T Go@IS. .
ard nomaa dcassd so2 quoted :. :. ga . Common
Wm&ssToS C. April atois1~RsesiDi. Of the ss,i "a,
bssj exports .s bales .sel hast .'o,. .9a ssIp
steady 81 sOasa Crude TGrV'hHs unsettled 7" steady
unchanged ceiesS1 =. :,l'f PIP Flour :,
Choice White 81 GOD co. sprss sOnHiy unchanged hs.
Md s1ss w1is EIi ss: w Il B P
Lard dal Cattle loser sales - IS sro,. HSE s7s
oswreo n Y. Arl2-Fou n..dy and unchanged sale, q
81 IS for White 50 sSS 50 IS Or Double RIr wheat ii
demand sales 5000 hush NO M-saiss Cae on pyss tern.
nominal Mld ,arcs shorts s21 Shipping % ssd htdns.
York s5@.. and 10 Albany e9e
MEDIUM eaf At 81 755s% Me-. PORK ssl Lard sis Bseca~
sbouders 3ic Clear Rib sides lie Clear SIDES lie BAH should
Wet f';; s1 s,'' 1s So. Ssi: Fey
quote. 81 lo & Ne .PS 81 81 AK No ~ os s:H'i
bush SSss and 1000 Sa.h Corn
w6s'; entirely reelected Corn d,gres small ,, oissT At 79s
Rye u 30 BsI nominal and depressed tLae.sos.
for Timothy PORK CRU at Jl 20 in small O Lard unchanged
Hehwnes weaker and nominal ..
CNosSIr April 3Feur quiet and unchanged Wheat dull
No 81 Corn frmer Ear 6id65c Rye quiet At 4 ~ Oats
active; White 6366c Barley Gull; No 81 IS
Cotton dull Mdding Whisky dull Odalc Market
settled Pork nonAly 3 50 Buk Meats dali; Shoulders 2dl2!
Sides il.de sales 900 ~ Shoulders At he 10000 at 2c
Bacon offered 3tc Clear Rib Sides l6 glide Lard dali
Sugar Cured Hans lsdse Gold 1874 Exchange steady
Money close
ToLEDo April 2-FOu nominal Wheat dun heavy and lover
40i; White Michigan, Regular 81 al No Red, Sl a.
6c with buyers Oats brmer So. 1tc
steady BATeySn sales Of Canada 81 TO-
DETROIT April 2.-Four quiet; low grades - @0s5 choice
grades unchanged Wheat firm Extra White 81 Isl No L. I'll 35O
Sc Corn steady at nc. -. -
SAVANNAH Ga April a-COonEet receipts Of the week ~ bales
Island 1885 bales Upands eosNise ~ bales Sea fssndTOa
Exports Great Britain 6sl3 bales Upnd IS bales Sea
sand foreign ports 1913 bales Upands Sal bales Sea Island
Stock band 2Is bales Sea Island BIB bales gpa9ds The market
dull; Middings 27td27i Sales Of the week. 1888 bAlea
April 2EOtt0n-Recepts the week 4t27 bales
026 bales; coastw 2l5
bales; hand 3895 bAe sales Of the 1000 bAles
dav bales: market dali and nat Low Mdngs 2eid2c
eepts to-day, $40 bales; exports, 292 baleA
EKwoRLEASs April Reeeipts today 233 basi OF the week
gross O40 bales; to-day, 1909 bAes Of
he week Liverpool Ell bales. Continent s bassi osst~
1855 baes stock hand l9B baes sales to-day 800 bales
for the week 70 800 bales demand limited declined ic hdding
2sic Gold ia Sterling Exchange llt Commercial l00l40l
Hew.York Sight, tdt premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
THE HON. BENJAMIN F. WADE AND THE COL
ORED MEN. rH

ORED MEN H
The Hon. Benjamin +. Wade of Ohio has
written the following reply to address from the Ma
tional Executive Committee OF Colored Men: 20
To GEORGE 7. DOWNING, ESQ., and others Of the National
Executive Committee Of CoLored Men.
GENTLEMEN: Since my retirement from public life
have received many Kind and complimentary coInnun
cations from my friends, which value greatly, but
nothing has given me much pride and satisfaction
the proceedings of your National Executive Committee
those whose behalf they have been performed, is
indeed gratifying 1t Is true that for than 80 years.
whether in the Legislature OF own State as Judge
upon Bench In the Senate OF the United States
private fe have, with resolute and determined pur-
pose, labOred 10 bring the Constitution and laws OF my
country into harmony with the laws Of God, who ia no
respecter OF persons"
Equality before the law and exact Justice to all men,
without respect to race color nationality has been
the polar star TO guide me In all efforts and the prize
for which have fought Nor am conscious that have
pies TO any other, compromised them for any other
consideration whatever Yet claim special merit for
this; IL but the performance OF plain and papabe
duty which every to his God, TO his country,
and TO humanity Had done less it would have been
eedegradaOn for which should have despised myself,
as despsed all others who may have compro
msed these great principles through cOwardice, selin-
terest ambition. And now, thank God, after 80
years battle have lived to these principles trnm
plant, in great Republic equal before the
law and the abOrer relieved OF the Ouest and most de-
much more remains TO be done for never believe
Government perfect while It Is possible for one man TO
appropriate the avas OF the labor OF thousands, while
those tha perform the labor pine away their fe In pow
erty ana uestutOn or TO mOnOpoze an unlimited ex-
tent of Gods earth exclusion Of Others These
evils yet To be and may expect that
est and iSns @ take the ead i'm these
great and necessary reformsi Please accept my thanks
for the Kind sentiments contained in your letter Yours,
with respect, Il. +. WADE.
Jefferson, Ohio, March 90, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
EXCISE LAw-PRoPosED EXEMPTION OF LAGER
BEER,

To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: An amendment to the Metropolitan Ex-
else bil adopted by the Assembly Wednesday even
ing exemps the sale OF beer from legal restrc-
tons applies TO this city and TO the whole State IL
leaves open beer shops by night and by day on Sun
days as other days While 1t will undoubtedly con-
cate many opponents Of the present law for IL gives
them all they want it will encourage dealers in other
liquors to persistent opposition IL discriminates
favor OF lager against ale wine, and whisky shops II
gives indulgence TO German in preference TO Irish and
American and habits. The latter will find 1t very
dcult understand why they should be taxed and re-
strained in selling rum wine while the saloons Of their
next door neghbors crowded with beer drinkers
opens the way unlimited illegal selling Of all liquor
under tho cloak of lager. Then 50 far any moral
power exerted the Sunday clause OF the Excise law
this amendment defeats it. There hundreds OF lager
beer saloons OF the lowest class which the OF
much disturbance of the quiet Of Sunday and the hot
beds Of much vice, other drinking shops. Under
this amendment their number will at once be greatly In
creased. large and growing number Of the Ger
deplore evils and would regret TO the
strictons upon the traffic removed. We hope the Repub
lican members Of the Legislature will pause before finally
passing which Will arouse such opposition as
this will be do from the friends Of temperance
and OF quiet American Sabbath throughout the State
Net0- YOrls, April q, 1862 FRIEND OF THE LAW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGioN, April 2.-Paymaster Edward May
has been ordered duty P'Smaster at relieving PS,s,
Washington D. C., relieving G. G. Jackson PaJmtster Thomas N
LOCKER has been ordered da at baltimore relieving Dunn
Thomas ordered dny SiofekePr Al
Academy relieving Thopou The above take eject on
pert The Payme relieved vail settle their accounts
with the Government preparatory to beng ordered on other service
been detached from duty the Ports
mouth Navy Yard Lieut. Commander A. CTOIsnaa has
beed ordered that Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

WASHINGTON April BY direction of the Presi;
dent Bevet MjOGen Webb h eeeG assigned to TIE command
Military District according his brsvei rank Of MAeGen
until the arrival of Gen Candy who Will relieve him Tbe follow
e the Frsdnens Bureau and
ordered 10 o1 their regiment ld United Infantry Veteran
Reserves: Brevet Col T. Jobson and Breve Capt A. Ben
son Brown resignation Of Leander T. HoNeso the lsi Artillery
hasb been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

A. 1ostle work. in which your reporter is entirely In
e ere There not breakdown, or anything ap
ooocbing thereto. There timber broken upon
rese nor were there any precipated into the
Water off the track: upon the treste Inc whole re-
mort was without foundation OF truth ny inserting
his denial you will Oblge. Ycurs, respectfully, A. H. p
HObOltcN ~ 4 Anril 9 1850. IL u. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

deue. Belle Of the Bay Georges Banks Sailed hr Seaport fr
Eew-lOTk.
culKI arni Arrived steamship James Adeer rom EeE.
YorL brig W. Parks from Bsinore steamship H. H. Cool tsn
savannah for Newynk Sailed steamship Sasgossa Ef
PoETREss MosRoR Va. Apri2 Arrived brig William Muir from
Richmond Sailed, brig Gner for Falmouth. Eng
. FOREIGN PORTS. f
MoynI. ireland April 2he steamship iowa, from NeTYork for
GLASGOW, has arrived.
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"rHANK GoD!l!n

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter Wilmington. naval stores.
Steamship Pani.s. Freeman. Philadelphia mdse and pass
ship Good Hope Urquhs London March Isle Wight March
N port. brig MArgretta, for New Yorf, waiting
Barb BoliyIa, whtebsrry AsPiawall y day. %dss.
s ssRr VIM hSs' hgSsSs SsisT Res%oSi d coal
se5r Cen ToIb.,, R.yIs, ssxS.rn NC. Iaay. .iinSss
scHooSERs-RIyEE AsD coAsrw;sE or.
J p HAZARD Ees:iIsysn, Mar B. Harris Ne~.rIavsn
Hsnristts Pstten. RiIabetbport PhenI HewHaysb
J. d. BuekAlew. BBr.bethporL Uncle JOY Eew.IAyeD.
i ia%s S5.ef. S' 1 %s Sti Ss@1
j. $ Terry, Ns~-H.vsn Gloucester, Ysw.Harsa
ConGeeheut Rsv.Hayen. John walsr Ysw.Londou.
e Pc aP% SsslfN M t S rf @.
A Crandel. Westerly. r. k,a, Norwich
MissTy.' River. Psa,s, wsir.tt S,%' London
R.cor, Bridgeport w, Gs.nsr, Providence
Wa. Hunt, Providence khgene, Providence
Romeo, Providence. Lucy Church. Nantucket
Mar BEIa SaybrOoE Zoe, Providence
Rds. Borden SouybIcot l. !. Barnes BarustAbe
Orlando smith Portehesr o. y liA.ley, Port Jefferson.
Judge Runyon, EOrsel Sarah Jane Port johnson.
Smith BIieu Port Johnson. CnthiA jAne Port johnson.
Mary Elizabeth, EiIab,thporL ID. T. Whe'ts Philadelphia
Pear, Pnad'lgG@ chas IL A"Isi, hsWeast'e
y. Eckers,n Philadelphia AID. Philadelphia
r. G. A. Ward Virginia. Lo,ie Layton Baltimore.
c. l. senll vrgisis D. B. steslman, Virginia
samuel wood VirgimA. Frlakhn, Virginia
Willie SWEET, virginia IL r simmons. Virginia
o Buns. Virginia Tbos e. Beuton Virgins.
John Lenthall. Virginia. Maria Elizabeth. Virginia
J. 4 d. Cramer Virginia C.Anssa Allen Virginia
Oliver Soofeh, Baltimore l.. b. Cosperwate Baltimore
Vim. H. Kennel BALTIMORE. A. = Cfamer Virginia.
Hannah Champion. Virginia. Susan 4. jayne. Virginia
D. r. Wiietts. Philadelphia Pearl, Philadelphia
John T. Long AbseoOm Isaac Jane, Great kgg Hafbor.
MlaTd Fillmore, Baltimore Tnns Bodne Ehfabethpnrt
J. l. Lane, BlIAbebporL 7. H. seymour ElIabethpor
Eva, Virginia Charles Cobb, James RIVER
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Apl 2-Arriyed sehrs Cameo
Poydeuce Robert MsybAn from NswYork for DAsve Yankee
3oy Chancellor and James English from EeSburgh Pail ver
anderson, from EhIAbethport for Providence LIME Bennett Phade
hai Bentley, BsmoreI Garland from New.Yors for ProvL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
TOME NEWS.

.A.... THB WEATHER lI
H8v loa' 4 Hour Their. Bar Wind Hour Thef. Bar Wind
&nl2-7 $50 1914 K Apn Pc 400 1878 NIB
n 46o 1884 NR 40 70 70 NH.R
4To 1880 NE II 4o E9T3 E.HB
10 and from 10 rs cloudy Az
snd spinArk At times from IL to l22 Ahr
10 sunset raining from 45 &C. sunset bvenng
Overcast 10 "a spg TO y; either d1Ee at tines nom
10 ~ Rain depth inch Phases the hojnTbs third quar-
Ser o MeODw viii be o the 81 at 3:52 D. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

The dusty and weary traveller will find ex
bath rooms al the AMERICAN HorsB BOsros Airy rooms bill
lard halls vertical railway cafe reading aud superior eusn
render this fAYorite house with travellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

April. Fool" Came by friends advice Il
Ia Inri fooled and had Il done nceynv pain" The above
written by patent on the CoLToS DENTAL AuocArioS
No. 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

A ECONOMY and pleasure combined) home or
beau farm can be months with the best OF BOARD
ride from the city, minutes walk from depo'
References exchanged Address HAPPY Hons Tribune Once
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For stylish and elegant HAT go to EsPEN'
sCHEID Manufacturer. No. l8 Nassau-st
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TURKISH BATHS.
LeIington.Ave.. corner Twenty -hflh.st.
ApMY CAzETTF

SUNDAY SCHOOL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN d. wy
NAN No 10 Bible keep the largest AID best aAOusat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

MAsoN's "the only wear"
JAa g. MASON l. Co.,
Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

ELECTRICITY, for the speedy relief of disease
applied by Dr. CHAHBERLIs No. I West ROureehthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

For best HATS and FURNISHING GOODS go to
VANS Ne. l4l faltOnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

David Riker esq.,, is announced to deliver a
lecture Brazil and It's Resources" at Steinway Hall
on Monday evening. Mr.. Riker speaks from personal
dence in Brazil
The Rev. s. Harrington will supply the pulpit for the
free religious services In the Cooper Institute tomorrow
morning and evening.
The literary class connected with the Young Mems
Christian Association will hold public meeting on
Monday evening at No. l6l Fifth.ave. Among other
exercises. there viii be a general debate.
The Rev. w 7. Clarke Editor Of The Liberal Chrisian
will preach IN Hansons Temperance Lodge Room Third
ave- and .twentye ighth-st, tomorrow
morning, on Liberal Christianity"
Prof Perry OF Williams College delivers address on
Free Trade" at Cooper Institute this evening.
THE REPORTED MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
ACCIDENT.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR | notice in your issue of this date I'M
der head Of Hoboken News" Another Breakdown at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

Public and Private Buildings Ventilated by
II. A. GoueR, No. 254 Broadway. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 81 Fulton-st., New
best place to buy reliable WATcHEs tne DIAMONDS JKF
KLRI and SILVER WARE. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

A GOOD INHERITANCE.--Eff OF Transmits
Bodily Conditions and Mental CHARACTERISTICS seen IN offspring
The QuAkers vs. Muse Push Energy Music Home Nothing hu
Baby In April No JOURNAL 30 cents SO
year Address 5. r WELLS, No. 3s9 Broadway, NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

EKwLoSDoS April 2-Auyed, sehrs Cameo RIabethpor
for PToEduoe Robert MayhAn from New iork for DAsv Yankee
Boz Chancellor James English River;
Anaerson EhIabehpo for Providence LIME PhdeL
phlai A Bentley Bstmore Garland, from HesYorE Pov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

f. HoLMEs.-Dear Sir: | am glad to inform
saved from burglary last month
The Sccande into the psTos giving time TO make daAh al
PETER HENDERSON, Bergen, y. j.
TELzGRAPH removed No Mursys two
doors from Broadway l. HOLEEA
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fAnnounesmsnts.l

AGoop REpuTATIoNi is REPUTATION WORTH
Hv1sa-In conducting business it Is more desirable than an I'M
capital reputation Of making the afne
in his line market selling low rate other dealers
poorer quality always Of having gOcdJ number Of Gus
Thus with kSox Halter For Syeaf he has
leading merchant bis basness And we'll
has succeeded He Acknowledged BY all to be the brss and fore
His styles invariably the Desst and best His styles are
Everywhere copied yon anything KSOIs LxE call
him. corner Of Broadway PatoB He will be 10 suit you
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-09
Mtabama Claims.

.@esen bas Gnbe ber tltbten Mouini<
ftratiou .tpuree ein @ertra9 in 2onoon
unterlarieben 5urIus9lei9un9 auer aus<
febenoen Guroerun9tn spii&eu @refbrt>
uup ben Ser. Staaten, Der
aber bic gu itiner Qualification n5tbise
3uitimntun9 be5 Senats ni@t trbielt.
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HaAA >~G2hq7qt12. J:9 ,@&i2iWaaIta s4l99
.25Fa,usgtaHta 1G tegi4t.5
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House for Sale.

WELL BUILT. HANDsoMEFRAME IN
"A Cottage, containing six rooms; snit- MI
able FOR two families, II required, elicieE, !.
situated on Crown Point Ravine, S9ld nh, IL
offered for sale on the most .easen1oies s.TITS 1r
aSld HIM, November .nh, 1893. nos7-t''
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE KENTUcK MINING
~ Company. San Francisco, DeSemnsh o.n.
sbsr. nnon the capital stock Of this Company
WA ms dav declared. payable on FRlpAn;;
december 10th, 1869. The Transfer BOOKS VIII
10 clesed ON the 9th and 10th;
dpS III II. Y. hiDpn, 9eSAsa''
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

Win OAKLAND FERRY.
Change Of Time, Dcccmbcr 9th, 1869.
EXPREsS TRAIN EASTWARD-DAlLY
~ Leaves san Francisco Ut y a. ~; San Jose,
s:i5 A. NJ; Stockton, 1S.I5 +. NJ; Sacramento,
2:.0 T. "; Junction. @:35 r. ~: Colfsx, $50 T..
~; Reno. 1915 $. NJ; wadsworih. 2:G5 A. NJ;
Csrlln, t:i0 r. IL: Elko, 6:23 r. n. Arrive at
Ogden, 900 a. ": Omaha. 1:lO i. u.
EXPRESS TRAIN wESTwARD-pAILY
Leave Ogden $50 r. ~; Eiko. 9:0OA: ~; Csrlin,
I0:2j A. NJ; Argcnta, los y. NJ: Winnsmucca,
40 T. ~; Wadsworih, ls:t5 A. ~; Reno, 2:i0 4.
~; Coliax, 9:s0 a. NJ: Junction, l2:l5 r. ~;
Sacramento, 1:3O =. NJ; Stockton, 2:25 T: y.
Arrive at san Jose, 60 +. ~; san Francisco,
1901 P.x.
WAY MAIL. EASTwARD-rnily Sundays
excepted, leaves San Francisco. 400 r. u; San
Jose, $50 T. ": Stockton, S:25 =. ~; arrlyc at
WAY MAIL, WESTwARD.-Daily Sundays
eIccpted). leaves Sacramento, G:3U A. NJ: stock
ton, SEQ A. NJ: arrive at San jose, l2i0r. ~;
San Franclsco, 12:3or.M ,,,
TI0NAL." ~ attached TO the Way Mai! Trains
leaving Sacramento at GEO 4. ~; and San Fran.
cisco 4:00P.N.
nInrysyilIe Exprcs.-Dnily.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO 500 a. ~; sac.
ramcnto s:l0 L. n. Arrives at Marysvillc S:Oo
Pm,
RETURNING. LEAVES MARYsv1LLE AT
9:l5 A. N. Arrives vt Sacramento at ll:25 A. H.;
and at San Francisco At i:3il y. -. y.
MARYSVILLE hCCOMMODATIONTRA
Daily (Sundays cxccptrd). leaves Sacramento at
G:lO A. n. Arrives at Marysvillc nj 10:i6 \. y.
Leayef Maryryie at i:00P.N N. Arrives at Sac
raniento a, 5:3JP.N.
Thfoush fnres Payable In Currency.
From San Francisco TO Omaha, Sill CO.: 81.
Louis, $l29 90; Chicago. $50 CO; New York,
$50 10: New Orleans. SlG2 co.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
arcrun daily from San Francisco to PromGItory.
Double Berth. 81: Slate Rooms. $i2. Double
Bcr,hs accommodate two persons. State Rooms
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco 400 =. NJ: Sacramento. 4:SO A. ". Fare
currency ratcsl. to Omaha. SEQ; ST. Louis, &GC;
Chicago. 800; New York. $40
CHILDREN not oysr Twelve ls) years OF
age, Half Fare; under Five 90 years Of age, Free.
'iOO POUNDS OF BAGGAGE pcr adult
passenger) Free. SO Pounds Baggage (per
child between 3 and ~ years OF age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE tover 1CO pounds) be-
tween Sacramento and Omaha Currency flo
per 100 pounds.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gcn'l Passg'r Agent.
December O. 1919. dco-u
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m WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND "a
am prepared TO meet the enemy! Il
, 1869-07-19
THE CAST uE" =" JULIA WAIaEa."
Stxrd from r.. H. f'puvrfx.

n fAs Eiftor " TAr CAlcapo Trs1u,st
In tho ,saues Of aonle OF tbs n'uTnina lapcf1 Of
Nstur,Iay thcrb ApprafcA an account Of tho At
tetuptat suicide Of younK woman, mhnso tiasoe
wss xtscn III Ju1lA WAiucr. u my room, No II IT,
IcE Tlock, and which RcU0unt uOoa Iu1 HfcAt injua-
ucs In tte Iihuncf ID which II ConbrgtS ny nat,lu
NTH tic eAi affair. brief ttatcDcnt 0i the true
facts In The rrrinaes wilt. Iam oonndcnt, ret ins
right te|prr tbr tutllc aid servo IL show thAt my
tA,nnoet,op with ttsn Transaction nnd tny conduct
tuwsrs.s TIC ounu lady VIA prompted Oy tho vust
Of mositFk 7hc young woman wa4 iho uutor.
iu,,Aie victim oi an arc't,cnt ono yoar ago. which
cuinurd htr 10 lleT runnl fps nnrnrRl
wrrka a. \ hotel. ,.wleto sho wu Lam
ita,'', ,,, .ta,'nE r.. whi,n s, aetsnk .: ,ook
!l.s'nt'a nsn o: Liz city, wh"eo na.aa ~, scst,y
to f'sr. y il 'icsaseh, AMI rh. unnr Tho gn,su
Il s1. .s ~. ,s s s !;
tn ptrHrouatone s!r entered huuso Of il1.ta1ne,
~t,fru shr ~aA fullo~ I'd bJ hrr AeduccE. With heI
4. .sn saa s's Ill., % q.
outfaaet " her .p,1a,rI sought mo ami a.k o.'
i,sr ptosee,on. Homeless ami idrndioss. shs hsd
g esa snu G nef s
trrn ~Nh a friend until three or four days might
clarfe, hen rhou1d to nnlc 10 procure tho
thoughts oi tbs paas and tho conduct Of her be.
tralss, ste enaee.ored 70 end hr. HE By po!son.
IL my timely discovery and tho intcFpos:ilon
Of medical aid thc Wa4 Eaved, md upon
5eaaib1Dg het strength 1,A 90 hoiaa. Ny actions
IN regard TO her were hetuAtod hJ tho purrat Do-
t,ytH and detfc TO return her 10 friends, who
know DE vel, I hare tho personal sppy7vM OF
hlI who know LAe incts In tho case. and have TO
ccived their Eeraonal A8ehtance, and only write
this explanation, nnd rcqucit III publication, that
tho pubic nnny Not tuhgo me !a.Ae.v.
T. s. coNvzka.