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New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THE Welland Canal will be opened on
Wednesday, the 2Oth inst.
1.-The compositors in The Cincinnati Com
nieretdi office a strike.
1.-The SOD anniversary of the settlement of
Ohio celebrated in Cincinnati yesterday.
..Tbe bullion i'm the Bank of France has
increased s,OOoOoo francs since the 3lst ult
.JacOb Stouffer an old citizen of Dayton,
Ohio, committed suicide on Wednesday, by taking
strychnine.
....The dry goods store of J. X. Baum, az
Birmingham. Penn, burned on Wednesday; fully
Insured
The coored people of Baltimore, Detroit,
Wheeling and Chicago celebrated the XVIII Amendment
yesterday.
THE official canvass of the Cincinnati
election the average Republican majority on the
1.-The extensive dry goods firm of Howell,
Wood 4 Kead OF Memphis has beeu forced into bank.
ruptcy by Philadelphia creditors
Waiter Clark. age 10, was arrested in Phila-
dephia on Thursday, on the charge Of having stolen
gold watch aud some money In Boston.
....The steamer Richmond ran on . bank
about 25 miles below 81 LOUIS on "Wednesday night and
when last heard from was In q sinking condition.
THE flour mill of Douglass and Hays, al
Allegheny City, Penn, was destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday night. Loss, $4,000; insurance. til'ooo
THE annual examination of the Fortress
Monroe Artillery School, under the direction OF Gen.
Barry and board OF officers, commenced yesterday
John Williams was shot during tavern
brawl Philadelphia on "Wednesday by Edward t; Nc,
Yesterday He refused TO make any statement concerning
the ARRAY.
An election was held in Baltimore yes
terday question of deepening and widening Jones
Fails and issuing the bonds OF the city TO the amount u
A. 100000 The result 1891 for and 1888 a9ainsk.
Majority for the Improvement. l.59s
.U. :. Commissioner rockingham yester-
day examined the case Of Postmaster Fkins OF Aoanys
who is charged with presenting false vouchers 10 te
Government Mr. McMurdy, Deputy Postmaster adinite
that he himself IL responsible for the apparent fraud
flames Tuck, City Marshal of jackson,
Miss. shot and killed yesterday by Henry elssr
merchant, whom he had called upon in an Sieia sapa.
city sxer was arrested. Tuck was formerly an orderly
sergeant In the Fifth United States Cavalry, In Capt
Summers company. lie WAS mustered out OF service IN
Kansas came here about year Ago He was an ef'
ncent civil officer.
"A pigeon shooting match for the cham
rionship OF America took place yesterday at Markroek
near Providence Miles johnson OF New York shot oat
OF IS BIRDS aud took the first prize and the champion
badge John Taylor OF New Jersey shot 80 and received
second prize Edward Tucker OF Providence shot ~
took the third prize Ira Paine OF New York
shot 2s aud W. Adrdge of Providence and Mr.. Brow
Of Buffalo each shot "a birds out OF IS.
The fancy goods store of Mrs. Wm. Bishop, no
No 80 Gather damaged by nre To the extent
Of 5000 evening The flames originated ~ the show
window Five children were In upper saNsa and Nsls
rescued with dincalty
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
CUBA.

REPORTED REACTION FOR THE SPANIARDs-
slBAHICU, CAsCORRO, AND GUAIMARO FOR
TIFIED BT THEM-MORE HXECUTIoNs-GEN.
JORDANs REPORTED FLIGHT.
HAVANA, April 7.-Offical dispatches have been
received from Captain-GeD. De Rodas at Puerto
rhncipe announcing great reaction in the nsur
fectonary district in favor of the spaniards The
presentations OF persons 10 the Spanish authorities
)" protection continues. Ten columns OF Spanish
's. lad left Puerto Principe with Instructions "
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

new cooperative enterprise was begun IN
ts clty ,i evening The association is known ss the
York Mutual Cooperative Society, and It's Object IL
TO raise by subscriptions Of members fund for better
enabling heIn to purchase food fuel. clothing &c, ny
carrying on III common the trade OF general dealers DOth
Wholesale ana retail At the meeting. last evening, the
following officers were elected Presdeni Thos Shrews
bury VlcefPfesident, Mr. Inges0n; Recording Secre-
ary, John lawion Treasurer Martin Davis; Trustees,
b. Barlow, q. Biackcr, J. kTeaner, and b. Hanson
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SPAIN.
A RIOT IN SEVILLE.

MADRID. Thursday, April z, 1870.
lbe popular opposition to the operations of the
Military Conscrpton act has not abated. Yesterday
Ahumber Of men entered Seville from the neighbor-
ing villages Of Camss aud Santiponoe with banners
hylng, shouting " Viva Republic" and Down with
the CONSUMPTION" They we're evidently sent out 10
Test the disposition of the people for general rising
The rioters were promptly arrested by the authorities
Groups of people formed around the guard and for a
time II was thought that efforts would be made to
rescue the prisoners They were safely lodged in
pail after difficulty. aud the crowd dispersed
The CITY soon became quiet.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
AUSTRIA.

LIBERAL MINISTRY FAVORED AND CENIRAII-
ZATION OPPOSED.
VIENNA, Thursday, April 2, 1870
The Upper Chamber has passed resolution favor
ing the appointment of liberal Ministry and oppo-
sng strong central powers.
The Lower Chamber has adopted an address 10 the
Emperor protesting against experimental changes in
Tie Constitution
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
THE INDIANS.

SETTLERS IN PURSUIT OF THE HOSTILE SIOUX.
BRYAN, Wyoming, April 1.-Two hundred and
fifty left Atlantic City yesterday well mounted and
armed TO pursue the Indians who committed the recent
murders that city. Gen. Alvord Chief Paymasterl
and party arrived from South Pass at o'clock this
afternoon. No Indians were seen on the road. Gen.
AyOrd leaves for the East tonight Col. Bartlett left
here yesterday, with company of soldiers, for Miners
Deli ght. All is quiet at South Pass to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

James Fisk, jr., was elected unanimously
Colonel Of the Regiment last evening. committee
waited npon HIM the Grand Opera House. ana atei
they had tpfored him OF his election, he accompanied
them 10 the nrnory of the regiment where lie made
short speech To the Board Of Officers thanking them or
the honor school for instruction tactics was nfter
ward and steps taken to form an Honor
nry Col Fisk announced that persons $1,000
ready To supply new uniform necessary " every per
ioiuiBg lhe regiment
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

The remainder OF tho Assembly amendments. except
to the fifth section. were concurred In by the same
vote, II to IA.
Mr.. MURPHY moved to amend the fifth section so as
strike all reference TO Sunday, leaving nothing In
the bill permitting the sale Of liquor or lager beer on sun
day.
Mr. TWEED said he In favor OF allowing the sale OF
lager beer Sunday but being bound 10 vote with his
friends, would vote Yea.
Mr. GENET was in favor OF allowing the sale OF lager
beer any kind of liquor in NewYorS during any part
Of the day night. He would, therefore, vote Nay
Mr.. TWEED-Then you will vote alone as You did tho
other day. .
The amendment OF Mr. Murphy adopted by the
Fn1iA rfnerx
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ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction
was directed report the House the names OF young
men educated at the State Normal school WHO nave
failed " redeem their pledge TO teach.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Canal Board to pay for canal boats
destroyed the canals by state officials; the Eight
Hour Labor by vote OF IS to 2 changing the name
of the New-York and Florida Lumber Land Improve.
ment Company; fixing the compensation OF County
Treasurers cent OF the receipts ana dlsDufs
ments to reimburse the 55th Regiment, National Guard.
for uniforms &C. used in the war.
The bill was rejected, and motion 10 reconsider laid
Amending the charter Of the PougLkeepse Wates
Works Company.
The Excise blu was announced from the Senate as
amended
Mr. FIELDS moved its concurrence.
Mr. ALyORD moved Its recommitIal to the Judlclary'
MIR FIELDS moved its concurrence, and tIat called
the previous question. ,,
amendments was then concurred In by II 10 Az
EVENING SESSION.
The Chair announced the following Committee on ths
bill facilitate the payment OF taxes by railroad COM
panies: Messrs Pearsal, Coon. Howe, DeaDo. and sam
born.
Amending the charter OF the Brooklyn Trust Company;
authorizing banks take interest at the rate Of per
cent authorizing mechanical mining and other indus
trial corporations to change their naues Incorporating
the Beethoven German Society OF York. Mr. NACHT
MAN called for reconsideration VI the rejecting tho
bill reimburse the 55h Regiment N Co. for
bill passed. Increasing the number Of judges tho
Brooklyn City Court and regulating tile jurisdiction
thereof.
Authorizing the Common Council Of Brooklyn to bor-
row $4,000 for deficiencies. Authorizing the superv.
OF to raise by tax 10000 in aid Of the Boys
Lodglng house. Authorizing the Managers of the IBs
tuition for the Bind to receive in their institution all
blind persons. Making provision for railroad compa-
not agree with Authorizing the Common Coun
Gil of Brooklyn to open and improve Van COttaye.
Adjourned until tomorrow evening at u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. April

To provide for the erection of a market in
the Thirteenth Ward. New-YOrk to Incorporate the
Friendship Association OF New.York; to establish q
Police Department In Westchester County; TO provide
for Police Court in the Third District OF SewYork for
the sale OF a portion Of Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
Mr. CREAMER called up his motion 10 discharge tho
Committee OF Conference the Excise BILL aud that tho
Senate recede from its vote 10 nOnconcur with tho
Assembly amendments.
Mr.. MURPHY called for division OF the question.
The vote taken the motion 10 discharge the Com
mtee OF Conference. Carried. Is 10 Is.
The question then being the motion TO recede ron
the vote to nonconcur Mr.. MURPHY moved "a an
amendment that the Senate In all the amend
Mr.. KENNEDY moved 10 amend the question 80 as TO
take the question concurIing with the amendments
The eighth section, providing that the law shall NOT
take effect in Niagara Frontier Police District until 1877,
after debate, was coIcurred In, by the following vote
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

The question in relation 10 lottery licenses and bonds
to be given by lottery managers has been decided by
Commissioner Delan0 as follows: Licenses must be
taken by vendcr and renewed each year. as all
other licenses are. The managers must give $1,000 BOND
for each vender and said bond each and every
time the licenses are taken out.
General Holt has decided that Congress
alone is competent TO introduce into the law governing
proceedings of cours-martial grave aud funda
mental innovation that OF allowing accused parties
to testify in their own behalf before a cOurtmartia
Cen Sherman therefore, has issued order that except
usual of defense which trial are
permitted submit but not under OATH the testimony
Of accused persons shall be taken III their cases
before courts martial.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
NEWYORK, FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1870.

OF Prostburg, In Allegany Co. Wamsport In Washing
ton Co.. TowsontowD In Baltimore Co, and Mlddetown,
in Frederick Co.. having gone that way at the recent
elections.
The House Commerce Committee are still considering
the general bill for the Improvement OF Rivers ana Har
bors and are daily hearing arguments In behalf OF
various interests Gen. Butler made an argument to
day urging an appropriation OF $4,000 for improving the
Merrimac River. The Committee have not yet deter
mined extent they will grant appropriations for
these improvements, but will probably follow, In most
cases. the recommendations Of the engineer officers
Mr. Prosser member OF Congress from the Vth Distrct
OF Tennessee thinks he will be the first to succeed In get
ting colored boy the West Point Military Academy
He has appointed Aonzo Napier coored of his district
as q candidate to that institution. who, Mr Prosser
claims s thoroughly qualified, and will pass an examna'
ton.
The investigation into the management OF the Govern
ment Printing Office In progress before the Senate
Committee on Printing, will be closed In few days IL
Is believed that Mr.. Capp will be fully eIonerated by
the Committee evidence has been gwen. SO far TO
show any mismanagement OF the Office beyond the usual
errors Incident to establishment OF such magnitude;
large number Of letters have been received at the
Paymaser Generals Offices and at the office OF the Sec
ond Auditor in regard to the tloS bounty recer zee
preme Court. The cases affected by the decision are
those Of soldiers who enlisted early in iSSl' and
years ssree had IS eTpTed Te Sues for tho
Seg viii Be @
and not by the Paymaster General and the claims Will
be settled in the order in which they are fled Each
soldier will be required to prove his identity by Two WIT
nesses aesed by the proper officer under the seal OF
the County Clerk Court Of Record and he must make
affidavit OF the facts and forward his discharge paper
1t Will be several months before any claims can be paid
The Secretary Of the Navy has made the following
changes among the Commanders of Naval Stations:
Capt William Leroy to duty at the NewYork Nayfsd wee
Commander j. ~ Miller WHO ordered Chief OF SAf Of the
South Pacific feet
Strong from the EewYori Navy Yard and placed
o waiting orders
Commander PsOn from the Norfolk Navy Yard and placed
o waiting orders -
Commodore Pey relieved from duty 10 connection with
the shipment OF coal the Navy Philadelphia and ordered to com
mand the Naval League Island Commodore o. 1on
rho Is placed on waiting orders
The Customs receipts for the week ending April were
as follows:
NewYork.s3c1l3 352 70 BaitimOre....... sla9s99 %
New.Oreans.... iYT.lOl 81
Pbade phia 59544 "a San Francisco. 1876, 81
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which gave Gould and Fisk apparently long lease OK
their power.
The attendance OF the members Of the Legislature on
the obsequies of General Thomas at Troy to-morro1
will be followed by evening Of both Houses.
the lateness of the renders members
improve their time much as possible
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

A a non, hy tho 7 ao,al

This Association is incorporated by the Leglsla
ture OF Pennsylvania. and organized. very proper pro-
vision made that none Of the Board shall
any OF its funds. They with the Treasurer with
out compensation. The Treasurer has given bonds to
the amount Of $4,000 The widows received SIC 50 per
month 500 per the children s. SO per month
The arrangements appear meet the appreciation
OF the public well the recipients OF the fund Yours
respectfully, H. GAYLORD, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08


Mr. MURPHY introduced a bill for the relief OF the
New York Juvenile Guardian Society
Mr. MORGAN introduced bill Incorporating the Clti'
zens' Savings Bank OF Poughkeepsie
Mr. TWEED introduced bill TO amend the charter Oh
Lockport.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter Of the Aron Society OF New.
York. amending the relative 10 the opening, widen
ing and extending OF streets and avenues In New York
Messrs. Murphy, Lord, and Bowen were appointed .
Conference Committee the bill relating to the Judges
of the Court OF Appeals
Senate then adjourned until Friday evening" at u
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
PROPOSALS FOR EMIGRATION.
THE AVONDALE RELIEF FIND.

Many thousands of dollars were subscribed
in NewYork for the benefit of the sufferers by Avon
dale disaster and may be interesting to know what
uses their contributions have been turned We give be-
low the statement Of the over his sigma
tuTe:
PLYMOUTH, Penn, March %. 1870.
DEAR SIR Believing that the numerous aud benevolent
contributors TO the Ayondae Relief Fund feel interest
in It's present condition and the manner Of distribution
append the following statement:
ASSOCIATION
DIR.
To amount Of contribution received March 90
To nteresteoeive Investments made to de 63 20
Total. $40 5gi 6l
s6 6S c. paid SOL 800 Of railroad and United States
s6i765 6l
5000 90
Directors 22lp
Bal 10 OF
1928 6l
This Association is incorporated by the Leglsla
of Pennsylvania and organized. very proper pro-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
WASHINGTON.

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT AND THE INDIANS
ACTION OF THE SENATE ON THE INCOME
TAX-PROGRESS OF THE TARIFF BILL IN THE
HOUSE-THE CUBAN BOND INVESTIGATION
THE ADMISSION OF NEw-MEXICO AS A STATE.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

The fancy goods store of Mrs. Wm. Bishop, at
No 80 CatheiInesl waa damaged by nre TO the extent
of 5000 last evening Tue flames originated ~ the show
rescued with difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN

GREAT BRITAIN
,,v,s IN PARLIAMENT-THE LAND BILL
fkVN DEBATE.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

.Crsl q 7THYN ,TLOINT ,7NI
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TEE ECLIPSE EXPEDITIONS.

Tne arrangements Of the eclipse expeditions are
November 2e) rapidly progressing In Europe.
AS at present arranged there will be four parties.
Beginning with SPAIN there will be to Cadiz, in
snarge OF The Rev s. J. Perry and one TO Gibraltar
under Captain Noble. The English branch OF the
Anglo-American expedition Will be under
the charge OF MIR. Lockyer; while there
win be fourth small expedition, under the charge
or Mr.. Huggns, to OraD. The Cadiz, Gibraltar and
Gran parties viii leave POrtsm 0uth Oh the 9th OF
December In the Urgent.
The Sicilian party WIN leave London on the night
OF tue 7th OF December by the Bremen Pass, ship
0fwar meeting them at Naples. "Ahhough not
single official astronomer mas volunteered to
60 there WIN be lack Of neither skin,
discipline nor organization, and arrange
ments are already being made which VIII
ipsure fall and early publication BY the organizing
-, - results obtaued.n SO
~ government expedition.
~ one we may add that
ID Carefully Organized.
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CURIOUS CASE Of MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
A Man Seeking for Truant Wife II Arrested
TOR n EunnOsed Rurglnr.
From the Detroit Free Press. Dec. o.

From the Detroit Free Press, Dec o.
Wednesday morning, about ten O'clock the Super-
intendent OF Police received telegram from Roches
ter N. Y, asking him to lock out for "a one-armed
man, with hard looking face" adding that he was
telegram IN his hand when the door opened and in
walked One-armed man, and, II his face was not
ere was NO Wsa need TO imagine one
his face at the end, he had wicked bloody eyes, his
face was pitted and scared, and he had
above the shoulders OF every plug ugly The
man said that his name was William Coenso,
and that ne was from Canandaigua, N. Y. After
finding that he In the right place, he proceeded
to say that he was in the city In search OF his wife,
The Chief then informed him that he was in search
or 4 man that looked just like Mr.. Colenso and
stra,rntway nut him under arrest Colenso afirimei
and reafflrmed, and intimated that the Chief had
not been particular In reading the description set
forth in the telegram, whereupon the man was
allowed to read 1t himself and then asked 70 look IN
the mirror, and ne At last camo to the conclusion
that the ohlei nad mi, nit preRy stasn although de-
that be was criminal, despite his looks. Colenso
was placed in cell down stairs, and the Chief went
to teiegraphng to Rochester to see II he was really
correct Two or three kilograms flew the wires,
and yesterday morning the Rochester officials con.
cluled that Coenso was not the man; In fact the
real criminal h. been arrested IN another direction.
Accordingly the prisoner was released, and after
admitting that mistakes were likely to happen in
every household sat down and went on with the
lie stated that he married certain female, Mrs. Co.
lenso, about two years ago. and that they had got
on together very well until month since, when she
displayed an anecti0n for another man. There were
several quarrels over the matter, and on the lst
inst Ooenso came home TO ind that everything in
the house worth taking had been "trunkedn up and
shipped, and that his wife had gone along to see
that they did net 20 astray. constable went one
way, sheriff another. and C0lens0 came West,
reaching Detroit only two hours before being an.
rested himself In sympathy for the man the de-
tectives secured the city In search Of the missing
woman; but II she came here she was wise enough
10 leave again III hurry, and Coienso departed last
evening Id search Of taL
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY H. lo7o-TRLE SHEET

watson HaTknss9 and others ore az present In Lon
don, ansf are daily arording most valuable informa
non 70 the Organizing Committee and tho
various observers. The Spanish government has
agreed upon measures to be adopted for facilitating
to foreign astronomers the observation OF the solar
eclipse OF the 22d OF December. The government
has resolved that at the Spanish custom houses no
duty or deposit shall DO demanded on the astro-
nomical or physical Instruments that astronomers
bring into SPAN for the observation ana study OF
the eclipse. Astronomers will have TO mako known
oil particulars respecting their visits and their In
strumcnts To the Madrid Ubserv atOry.
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!ss$ss sEssSss Now r.. si sss $sss
OF tho great local sensation,
MORNING wiTH JUDGE DQWLING;
MORNING WITH JUDGE DoWLING,
MORNING WITH JUDGE DOWLlNGt
OR, SCENES At ThE ToNBs.
JUDGE BOWLING, New Yorks Favorte Magistrate,
JUDGE BOWLING, New York's Favorile Magistrate,
G. l. Sr0UTE. q. L. sTO0TE.
HOVE The he rss; Criminal Criminal Lawyer LAWYER
Mr. JOSH HART,
Mr. JOSH HART Mr. JOSH HART
Positive Likeness of the Great Lawyer; as,
COME AND SEE COME AND SEE
JOHN HAkT IN the Prisoners Box.
JOHN HART IN the Prisoners Box.
MASTER BARNEY
MASTER BARNEY
as the Irish apple woman with Dutch husband
ADD RYMAN AS THE NEW JERSEY FARMER.
ADD HYMAN AS THE NEW JERSEY FARMER.
HARRIaAN AS THE DIJTCHMAN
GAYNOR AS THE WIrNESs
RICkEY AS THE SUPERVISOR
COLE AS THE POLICEMAN
The great sensation IL preceded by the
GRAND oLIo OF FUN.
GRAND CLIO OPIUM.
J. u MILBuRN ]. H. MILBURN
j, H. MILBHRE. J. II. MILBtRN
ASHCROFT and MORTON, JENNIE BENSON
CHS and CARRY AUSTIN. THE WILSON BROTHERS.
JOHN HAKf, ADD RYMAN, MASTER BARNEY
HARRlGAN and RICKkY, JAMES GAYNOR,
COSTA'S GRAND BALLET and 80 others.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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AmUBRMENT9
~~~>-~oS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
pOwERY TBKArRE
ID cARRIED ny ACCLAMATIoNf
COCOA PATRONS OF THE DRAMA
have Witnessed Mr. Charles Fosters dralnaof
NECK
or, THE HANGMAN's MOOSE,
and with one voice declare Il to be tho
GROWING ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SEASON,
and at tho imperative demand Of the public 10 will be
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
The whole 10 conclude with the popular drama oI tho
STRING OF PEARLS,
THE BARBER ASSASSIN,
- - and the
PIE WOMAN OF PElL YARD
RooTHs THEATRE.
LAST NIGHTS.
Hora 70 i96rH TINE
MR..
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
"trip VAN wIsKLE-
RIP VAN wisRLs
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT III O'CLOCK.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
the theatre s branch ticket oec, at pitson Co.'S
music store, I'll Broadway.
In active preparation Bulwer's celebrated play OF
"RICHELlEU.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-19
Shooting Tackle.
M. w. LON G..
SUCCESSOR TO l.. M LELAND,
GUN SMITH
And Dealer In
Shooting Tackle of Every Variety.

RIFLE AND SHOT GUNS made to ORDER and
WARRANTED. Particular attention paid to
Choking Shot Guns to make them shoot thick and
strong Also on hand, the best lot Of Skates ia
the market, for sale cheap. Odd keys Of every
pattern. Key tags and rings for Hotels. Powder
Of tho test quality for Blasting or Sporting Re-
pairiuk1dons neatly and promptly. All work
warranted. ljan-ly