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The sun., 1873-10-29
Contents al the wcc.ly sun.

THE WEEKLY sun pIpllshc 1 tins morning M
tsius the following
The Huntington Nurler-New and Very Import mt
Testimony Verdict Of the Coroucrs jury -Eifyeu Per
sous lmplcRtcd-lhe Guilty Parues t. be ARR steI ;
Startling pls 'losurcs I ilancial Revelations ~ tho
linton Trust Company-Ncu u Reputation Sp"cumtug
with Funds which do Nut Beloug 20 1hom; Cooke n
Co.'S Circuar-how Creditors Have signed Away
their Rghts; Irundcrod Louisiana chef Ius.
Homeless iml les Interview with Joseph Arch, ia q
lahorng Mans Advocate; The Latest Aspect Of the
hFerher Nraudll-Pusltion Of Mr.. Tilton; The Old
worlds NtWs-lrugrrss of the Monarchy In Franre-A
speech from John Bright Death uf John &. Heeuan,
tue Iuginst Progress ~ tho yellow Fever IA tho
southeIn states, TIE NrNt Congress our Flag Avaiu
lnsuedi HsnNrupt Treasury District Of Couui.
PAYMENTS secretary Richardson's Absurd Project
some lntcrcsliug documents The Records OF Henry
D. Cookies Property; yellow Fever kpidemics-
terrstlng Information CUncorning the Disease z \.
pusure OF Certain fallacluus Theories Meeting of the
Dominion Parliament; Detectives ~ the ls-lm.
portant Disclosures Anticipated New and Dangerous
tounterieH or boVernnen securities speech OF An.
Drew Johnson IN Maslington-lis Views OF the Grant
Administrations Tue England ot TOday-A Lecture by
aPronlnent Man Of Letters The EficHcr of Prayer
HINTS on Fashion and Dress Notes on science aud In
dustry Many Columns Vt Editorial Arm Ds aud Acri-
cultural Mater. Stortes-Nlua, tine WITCH and Guy
Newtons AeNungei Financial Intelligence AID Mar
kets.
TnE WEEKLY SIN contAnsa complete epiton' ~ the
of the week from all parts OF the United states
and the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready
formling 10 the OLD country may be- had tho desk
OF our publication oni'c. Price four celts. For mio
by all news dealers ia city anu country.
The sun., 1873-10-29

TCrsp>Y, oct. % Flour AND MDAI.-rhc
rwlr nHih,t has norn weak especial, for he mcdium
sacrifice, loading 10 considerable activity Tor Spori
ecE % i Gcr aG AZ e ~ wc. ars s' .macT 3 at
SSar hnt ne trouble s Gohni ssn hun,es are not IN
huek~nolt nour have had downward tendency To-day
@ ~, ISs,v' G "n n,Gu,l Hh'en "heat hour ana mgh
siIes sr AND wifT SShw eadrd rye 9S@r dS So d
s2 s,st ,%S6rase ss Mcera t4@ %3 sSs S6 6si
wheat cxtr,s ind double Ntrs q S@tloi shipping
50 so1lsrn baKcfs f aaG r' fay r '6 65aaas, sSi
sS@hssa soe % s9ppas sro ,xITa' ma sg, r.
BrqnisSinc, &C. tSsNsS39j. Buckwheat hour t3st5jJ
& & % ps sS S% DT'c' D s seyr @ SoH oss''ca o r
ny or city hacked AZ ful pr COS Raeon has been dun
Teakenige prcgs ard nas becn drooplng, win little
ssna s tur nmG'iS n nH Se9yerH ost meats nye
ay ahd pSTS . vac I pt'r %h leStE sses ot ness a.
scs " @ nss ong and sorS Clear f' fr B'ecnhs%r
80, ut meat irW non lover nut quito active, and
uye, nc sacs, assrefaine about 456 ics', iSsadGe
bih. s,eim ~ l9 e.' ISl6g on SPOT and 7tc for uecr
tork old mess DBL, a.; new mess VA 100 tla; ex
llah ness eN ,Qfi. eNiri n6ss si'cstii cy rxifa
India mess, to- f,s@t2t oc"t hams weather cured
e bllos 's@s o. sllondcrs, dry salted iuturc, 80
prme cily, 7Kc. Bacon, long clear, SO. smoked
halns' lGsllhc. shoulders sassic. Dressed hogs "a
GRAIS, Wheat has had strong downward tendency
under liberal supplies aud advancing ocean rrights
Ihe ht0ck here II not large, and the close Ia
steady Corn has been N good -Naort demand and
WIN some speculation closes hrm, Rye dull Barley
has come forward more freely aud has declined Oats
have htteTy dvcnned under n pressure 20 sell TODAY,
wheat depressed sales 1850 OJ bush at tl2jltl u tor
inferior sptlng, 2l@tl for 9nsrsdei spring q %
Tor Iowa spring s. 3lestita t9r No chicago spring
including NorthNrstorn tl36 Tor No. Milwaukee,
spring, - tor No. Shlwaukar spring. fLt5aSl u
nominal Tor winter RED. 81 $40 a for amber state
ter quiet Corn nrucr sales lNO,0 bush al sI.239s
for steamer mixed os9sc. for sail iniIed including
snoat tor white closed nrner. Oats lover sad Ae
I've sales l2olO bush. At 4Ito Tor mlse, aud $50
Oe for white RarlsY-saIea I.Ue hash. MoIowsa
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NIhIo,s Gnrdcn Thcntrc.

THE Black Crook has again been re-
constructed; that Is some very pleasing new
dances and dancers have been introduced
some new songs likewise; also some new jokes
by the uncommonly clever ventriloquist, MIR. Il.
ID. Davies. Moreover, some new singers,
VIZ; The swabian Female Nightingale quar-
tette. The corps de hda,t Is now so well trained
that the advertisements are danced with oom-
mendahle precision and harmony of mo-
uOn- The beautiful effects OF color pr,l
duced by tho costumes, what there are Of
them, are heightened and multiplied by the Us
OF oolored light, as we'll IA by the lnvolutiuns,
cVolutions, aud graceful movements of the
dancers. rho surprising child gymnasts, the
madrigal boys, the alegorich pictures, and an
that was best In the former edition of this
work have been retained. The spectacle IL
really brilliant In all respects, and many portions
OF " arc very beautiful, while tho variety per
fnrmance Is an excellent entertainment OF Itself
since all who take part ia IL are exceedingly
dexterOus la their way.
The sun., 1873-10-29

Transactions at the Exchange yesterday com
prscd the sale 10y Jas NJ Miller per order executors u
the late Margaret Gale. Of two lots 5Ox O1 northwest
corner Ninth avenue and Eighty ninth street. for
sl2"o The remaining legal sales announced Tor Tues
day were adjourned. The sale OF lots on Washington
Heights by James NJ. Miller to-day at the Exchange
must be remembered. on Saturday Jere johnson. Jr.
viii hold his closing suburban auction sale ~ The fan
season ~ White Plains, when 80 lots egihly located
on the Iarry town road, and I've minutes walk from
railroad station, will he positively sold b. order u
Edward j. Wilson. should tho weather prove favor
able good report Of this sale NAV be anticipated.
The auction sale of resi- estate hy - Nnthcwson &
Sn 90 lh' premises I'm Nyack aggregated f7issl Tho
Mansfield sllla a. PicrWont ami Mssh.uriof avenues
brought ,yn the kaluna cottage and grounds t,sll,
az. - lut- ;ig,lsu.
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Mr.. Days "Folly" called "Round the
Clock" freshly put upon tho stage OF the Grand
Opera House Monday evening, was then Wit
messed by u large and much amused audience.
This, and the fact, that, instead Of Mrs John
Wood Miss Fanny Hayward played the T,vtdr
well that Mr.. O. l.. Fox was very funny ius
Ldpucr GOddtJOu that J0eU LUlbufn was very
pleasinRly i'nperumted y Mrs. g. NJ. Walcot;
that Mr.. Charles l,oceIcq gave a comical EN-
61aimeht boo OF d9'Ghdm h Hdrdaere thai the spar; % :
seeined greatly IT, please tho spectators: and
that the scenery In which the pieee was tet
made handsome show, are, perhaps. all MAT
need now be said about these latest representa-
tons Of this we'll known folly,
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rHr ALLEGED wIrH roIsoNING.
The Examination Of Capt. smith Yesterday
-Ann IIoughion'- AmdRNit.


The examination OF Capt Samuel ".
Smith on charge Of attempting TO procure his
wife's death by poison through powders admin
istered by his servant girl was begun yesterday
at Patchogue. The testimony for the prosecu.
tlon consisted OF an affidavit from Annie
Houghton, the servant girl, and her direct tes-
tlmony.
Miss Houghton narrated her story TO Justice
Smith In a straightforward manner, the Justice
telling her TO relate the incidents Of the case "a
connectedy and concisely as possible. The
lar,e hall which was used Tor the ex animation
yesterday ~aS well hlled. Among the audience
was Mrs. Dayton, who II accused Of complicity
The following Is Miss Houghtons AFFIDAVIT:
II Sais g, e6 & Ee'o f0,t, eoanty o. SrToh, g, Annie
august, i.S, came 10 piichogue to work Tor Sir < y
sSarsa IN June Ne said mat hat hi i name ' wac anu Cat a.
Wanttdm to 20 out to Pstchosas @ | Nth n bm %od m
g.t 6o' Gang o. Isio4osae, ! went 10 work In his
SS al" N IA 7h ma 10 S15 ant dSs & sys NE NE tS wne pow"
put them me tea but dld not they poison.
& .fa r te NrI bs snih Nery rN gave onr Po%qsr
evening. lie asked me II l gave Mrs. smith tie
tSowms he ioi ne to Fo 70 ne kiehen aSi 'St'n gel hS
hil NJ. smith The ucyt night. Ne ssd he wanted to
nind her dead ne neAt uornlns lie gave Mr.; sni!n
nie thatlf Mrs, smith dead SATURDAY. h. would give
me so to % c @ Rs ns In oe SnoSa s asEd me- ' to J 20
Into The RartCn with him. he had there that
uecs came In, which he took 20 Tho house askedhnn
what he wac going To DO WIN a. lie said 1t was to lay
NE op and his wfo lie told me TO put the ashes IN
after sitting the coal. Mrs. smith cane out She sad
10 iuohed more Ike conn than coal box. told Mrs,
hWith about the powders and about the hammer,
hatchet aud Nj. smitn came home saturday even.
ing. Passed through the back door and the dining
iOom. lie atked where his dear told him shs
10 the front lie went in When he came back
De- whispered 10 me anu sald, " Did you do that -
| said No" Mrs. Dayton gave me nine red powders
aud MI smith gave me t~o white once; Sir. smlth
tuii me- 10 put one powder IN me tea, dii Mrs.
laYtu told me TO hX II. AftcrWHrd Mrs Dayton asked
me II / knew what I had done tu Mrs. smith. SAID
" No" Hhe snid had been poisoning Mrs. smith.
tSEucdJ ANNE lioUGnToN.
Sworn to before me- this 2sth daS Of October, 1873
{. r.. sNITll Justice OF The Peace.
Miss Uoughton's verbal testimony was prlnci-
pally a reiL ration Of the afidavlt. She saws shs
took one ol the powders after she found they
were poisonous. aud that IL made her sick Her
examination occupied several hours.
capt. smiths evidence Will follow, and II Is
generally believed in Patchogue that he VIII
disproyo the most of Mlss Houghtou's asser-
tl0iS,
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An USEM ENTS.
The Concert OF the strakosch Opera Com
pauy.

The Concert OF the strakosch Opera Com
pauy.
The Strakosch company appeared last
evening in concert at the Academy, drawing to-
eether quite large audience, made up largely
Of those who are seldom seen at opera. The
concert passed on very pleasantly, though with
out any special enthusiasm on the part Of the
audience.
The company was very fully represented, the
most important member OF all, however. Nine.
Nilsson, being absent. The pr granme WA iu-
diciousy selected, giving 10 each of the singers
some special piece in which they appeared at
their best.
The operatic programme for the remainder Of
the week consists pi Lucia di LHmmerInOor. -
- Toe given tonight; Martha" iur the first
time this season, on Friday evening. and Don
Giovanni at the saturday matinee. on Mon
day next Frnani." which has proved one of
the successful operas OF the season, will be
I'D.
The sun., 1873-10-29
4 Letter Concerning the strange Death Of
Thomas Dufee.

Concerning Thomas Duree Of brooklyn, whose
body covered with wds found at the foot Twenty
hlth street. the following anonymous letter was yester-
day received by Coroner Jones:
Coroner Jones' think give light IN.
ing Thomas nufpe.
About week ago Captain called az our office and
sad he had shot thicf VINO entered his cabin with
others and who pretended Ia be Custom House officers
SLOWING his shield, aud wanted TO search tha
smugglcd goods. The Captain, hearing tnls converse
ton with tho steward, and knNwlng II tn Oo an old
rodge ~ river thieves, and knowing also that no
officer Of the Custom House would have she right to
search for smuggled goods met them, ihsy
hls after cabin, with shot from his pistol, and
That he shot the man In the stomach,
The thieves after finding their COmrade shot, taTred
hun over with tar from tar kettle close up
The bullet hOG aud also his features that he could
not be- Identified, and then threw INN overheard from
the place where the Capans vessel Sas and The place
where he was found. | believe nun to DO the man
that is II you una a bullet hole In his BODY.
The shooting took place near Jackson street, New
York, AMI there always plenty OF tar kettipH uI
tht dOCa, blA used to TAR N"sr".s bottoms. Jut4lh
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fac;urcrs, produced last week 80 scales OF winch
nearly 100 were large hay, COAL and track scales, be
sides beams frames and other weighing apparatus, and
their oOS hand IS smaller than has been for years
The town Of st Johnsbury in which the nrn has ts
Enlistment, with Its large manufacturing interests,
and great distributing centre for the rich ana pros
porous surrounding towns, and with the large business
which the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad 10
bringing into IT, mlAing rapid strides, and bids fair
to become very OF the few cIucs of Vermont
--bJStOH ITd0sAsr.-Adp.
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state q si.soeel IS Canada offered at q s0ei1 q
western qnet Rye quiet, nominal at &C. for hots
and $4,000. for boat loads Pess quiet nominal at &c.
on for Canadian ned IN bulk aud In bond
CoTTos-Therc hss been further sharp decline un-
der increased receipts at the ports sud st this marke
and corresponding pressure 70 sell. The home de-
E.st while the scarcity OF freight room and the low
rates OF exchange have embarrassed tde operations o6
shippers and there hss been speculation adequate ,
the support Of prices The receipts At the ports since
September up to last night were Hi, ,74 bales
tune last year, Si21s bales. To-day the market for
ton on the spot continues weak Irregular, with fair
transactions Quotations reduced kc Sales s27 bsics,
OF which so for export and 61for con.umption For
sale. HSo bales, closing AZ II sIec for November.
u 2552c for December IL 3lS2c. for January 6hc for
February, i5Hc. for March and i5tc for April. Tbs
Liverpool market rregular inddling uplands Sd.
The sun., 1873-10-29

BATEs-JENNINGs.-o Tuesday morning, Oct. ~ .
at the residence Of the brides parents at Madison Bar
racks ~ " by the Rev. Mr. " Ills, Major Knzie lbates
First Infantry. United states Army, 70 Miss Lille,
daughter Of capt G. :. jennings L. Z. A. No cards.
Buffalo and Detroit papers please copy.
LENlSON-MARBENNER. Friday, Oct. ". at the
Collegiate Reformed Church, corner Of 9TH av. and
2sta st.. by the Rev. William OrInIston, D. d., John H.
Levlson to Amelia w. Marrenner.
MiNOll-BERWICk.-A Yonker, y. Y,on Thurs.
day evening. oc - az the residence of the Dridc pa
rent-, Ivy the Rev DR.. Coles of lonkrrs, Edward H.
Minor 10 lelncatic, daughter Of James Berwick.
VAN MSS - NOUNANS. At NOnkcrs, y. Y. on
wednesday. Oct H. at ta residence Of the brides pa.
nis, hy the Rev. George MrCnmpbrll Of New Iafk
Theodore 4. Nau Ness II New YORK to Annie l. !. "A.
mans % lOukera.
The sun., 1873-10-29

NEW YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. 2S.-There was no
trade la beef cattle to-day for lack Of fresh offerings
Dressed beef had slow sale in Washington Marketat
4lzic for Texan. and 1Hesi0<c. for native.
There arrivals Of sheep lambs, and trade
confined the sale Of the few car loads held from
Yesterday on previous quotations., at 4G6c n. for
sheep. and 51@1i, &C.. for lambs.
IL cctpts O' hogs 20 cara, or aGn0 head. Live
hogs were selling atis0hi{c. p Including cars OF
Ohios, ~ Ne. average. al bNc Pears do i7s MS
and car DO. GS rs M lNc. Dressed hogs easier
for heavy aud medium weights, closing at JG7ac for
The sun., 1873-10-29

WIrrAMsPORr, oct. 2s.-John Mclaughlin.
aged a. was murdered yesterday while driving a team
on public road In Cascade Township In this county
He was found lying In the mud with his breast and
throat man sled ny gunshot wounds His cousin James
Mclaughlin, started for John's house yos rday morn
lhg with shot gun and as he has not returned, an
there was bad blood be Wren them 10 10 feared
nltted the murder. This Ii the fourth murder In this
county WITHIN siN months. Nelson g.. Wade Will be
hanged On Tie oh Of December for committing Two OF
The sun., 1873-10-29
The jury were sent to the Astor House.


Information was brought to the Sun
oflce last Sunday to the effect that Mr.. James
Delos Center, eighth juror In the Stokes trial.
had been seen intoxicated in "A broadway saloon
IL was thought best, In order not to create
prejudice, TO withhold the facts until the close
OF the trial.
MIR. Center was a policeman years ago on the
broadway squad, aftcrward ticket agent for
the Erie and other railways, and Is now a dealer
In native wines at 42s broadway. His reputa-
tion IL good, other than that he occasionally
latrontzcs the saloons which patronze him. lie
has been In the habit Of frequenting Harry Hill's
with whom he has business deaiinp,s Roddy the
Blacksmith's, and other places. Last week he
visited Harry Hilrs, accompanied bv the Sher-
III \ officer in whose charge he was. Center was
not drunk, but under the influence Of liquor,
and while in the saloon II il said he casually cx-
pressed the opinion that he would not hang
stokes. He also visited Bryants accompanied
by the same officer. Tire Jurors offence Is a
breach ~ prupricty. for which there IL no legal
punishment. The officer however. can be In
dictcd for neglect of duty. MIR. Center has al
ways behaved properly IN court, and seemed to
listen with conscientious attention To the eyi.
dcnCe and arguments.
The sun., 1873-10-29
$uslrtss Noiitfs.

Obscure Diseases, no matter how they originste.
and without regard the the sufferer are cured
without danger or inconvenience by Heimboids Ext.
Buchu, the great Duretlc which acts specifically upon
the Kidneys. Bladder, and auxiliary organs No other
preparation possesses the fully developed merits or
Helmbolds Extract 1t ls the only genuine Buchu. aud
{ never fails.
JOHN +. HENRY. New York, Sole Agent.
Trade IT, always active where Goods are
nrsclsss Instance, knox'e stores, 2ll Broadway. 10
the Prescott House. and Fun Avenue Hotel His match
less fall style Of gentcmeu's hats 10 irrctlstlDle
". y. squire, ~ Fultor st., New York.
Watches, diamonds, nae JcNcIy AMI sterling silver.
ware, at small profits.
Hrown'- V-rmifngr Comft-. ar Worm Lo---
enges, are pleasant to the taste. 2j cents DOx.
Ayers Cherry Pectorui
Cures Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and Consumption.
The sun., 1873-10-29

ftcninthip MorrO Castle Havana. mlse and pass.
steamship Holland, London. mdsc. and pass.
Stesm.hip Huntsville, Savannah, mdse. aud pass.
Bark Fer cr Mnrscilies, mdsc.
Bark Reindeer, Barbadocs. sugar.
Brig Thetis, CuracOa, hides.
Brig Pearl, Barbados. sugar.
Brig Ellen Maria. MALAGA, fruit.
Sch Rambler, Port de Pair. logwood
Also the usual river and cOastwlse vessels.
SsfLRD-StcGmships Wi i'm nvton for Havsrs; Leo sov
-avannah; south Cironna for Charleston; Wyanoss
Tor Norfolk; Hclyctla for Antwerp
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ogsnias. nsnssi io~e,t. ana +. NJ. closing

The Boston Ddiiy Advertiser OF Oct. q reports /:
The of the Vermont division OF the Portland
and ogdensourg Railroad have steadily Increased each
month since It opened to Hyde Park and for the
month OF September have more than doubled"
The sun., 1873-10-29
UIyO OKIED,

KRusE.-In The city Of New YoEk, on the 2sth day
OF october, uy the Hon EnDcn l.. Fanrher, Justice OF
tie supreme ouri, AdOph kruse from Louisa krtse.
NEWipN.-At Worcester, Mass, by Judge Deycn-, on
lay Or' iI, !. \. Newton .r IA Marlh {. New ton
Iau,e, uitery. Absolute divorce.
The sun., 1873-10-29

suPREhE CoURr, CHAhBHrs Nos. LIZ, l2s, aa
lb1, iN, ~, 80 ~, W, lB, l43 Can IA.
CIRCUIr-Pau ll-Ao, l09
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part I.-Nos. SKIS 1870
2st 2An, PISS 1875, 2sl la, 1904 1s2 loil, 22 2Ssp
~ TX @ ass 2 as 1ss S & sa as lss s rs ,s,, zp
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MfRINE TNrELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE AfNANAC-rHfs DAY.
sun rises. % sun sets ~ Moon rises II "a
man WArER-rHfs DAY.
sandy Hook. II Gov Island. w Hell Gate. %
The sun., 1873-10-29
BANKING AND FINANCIlL.

THE COUPONS DUE NOV l on the Denver ana Rio
Grndr marrow inlel Hallway bonds Will be pad on
and mer hat date at the Banking House Of kltten a
wM s JACKSON, Treasurer
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disfurbanee. Bewidcrmcnt excitement, confusion,
fos9oh In this dainty gentleman who with the bio cd
Tended at hnvug human hands nj him. Counsel had
SAID that no one would select such apu' lie nacc
years ago when the ntwp Of
ABRAHAM ErCoLSs MURDER
rang from one end OF to the other The place
Sn"srn Tor that murder was public theatre selected
who but for the oircumsce that he ieaped on the
Se saSe ns loot was caught In the drnpcry and was
nthtln'u Dy Laura kccne, no one In the house would
ha,e recognized Had the prisoner escaped from that
h2tei h2tei he could have rejoned his friend Bailey two
bocks below, ana no one In all human probability would
ever nave suspected who killed James Fisk We ada 10
Scenis o an mtcraSied @ Witness are to bc re
ceycd with caution for interest will cloud the utg
inent and clog the memory And Is this prisoner an
sth WIN he sive for bis iife" AZ % my frland @ s@a %Rh
DESTROYS eSe.cd Dc s. Er.'pmsd T,s sssns him WIG
by TIE prisoners bullet, he is not here TO tell his
version OF the transaction.
Mr. Phelps passed to consider tho nature of
anu effect OF the proofs by which the prisoners
statement was sought to be sustained.
In regard TO the question OF threats counsel wanted
very dlner.nt rule applied TO fisks threats
by the pisoner were mere brsyado tnrsas by FIX
against the prisoner OF such deep and
There NOT word Of Fisk's sileged threats that
intimated thai Fisk intended TO lay Iolcn, hands on
understood HIM. Then there was Mrs. Mansncid, To
say nothing o. her antecedents or character we have
and another for himself into body Of their common
enemy.
heard fisk threaten to XII s,oS,s, the D.,rict ns M R
totncv asked she the stand for same pur.
The two poor erie held to contempt bv Mrs Barkir
were ono of then sixteen and the other tnireen Coun
tti ad tad A. his manhood dictated. that there
no mputatiou those children Fisks friendship
for them was not only not discrrdtable to him but
among the most honorable acts Of his couspicuous
carrocr.
The Jury were sent TO the Astor IIouse
The sun., 1873-10-29

GRocERtKs- Coffee has been nrm and active but
other groceries have shown downward tendency, tha
more Business. cro ~ ae ses cases case 70 spss
supply, and there have been some arrivals Of new
crop New Orleans mossses We quote: Coffee
java, 2iaeec. Laeusyrs, 2ie23c aud Rio, 1syset
gold. kicemIangoon, 2tc.,, gold, In bond. end
asses Porto Rico sNss5c.; cuba muscovsdo, szs<lc-,
View Orleans, 6tdSjc. sugEs-Fair to good refining
Cuba f1@Ikc grocery Do, sGssTc.; centrifugal, 8s
sfc refined. l0h6inAc for hards, sH@i0kc. for soft
no coffee continued good. with sales OF 1000 bags at
Hampton Roads and Baltimore private terms. Rico
aud molssses were quiet. Sugars were moderately
active, but at weakening pIcesj good renning was
quoted at 1tr and cargo barely good sold a. 7Nc
also about iyo) bxs low clsyed part 7lc; renncd
also weak at above quotations.
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state bonds were quiet, the only sales having
Missouri 6s at -d. central National Dank shares sold
at 1sA. In railroad bonda wedistributed trade
observed With the principal transactions as ollovs
Michigsn Southern sinking fund, lOi Union Pacific
iallroad lst mortgage q Union Pacific io. income,
tsetsi Great western 2ds, - ONO and Mississippi
consolidated sinking fund, 81 Milwaukee and st Paul
s., lists @ Toledo and Wabash iss, 50 Toledo Peoria
and warsaw lsts, Western division ~. Toledo and
Wabash lists. ST Louis DIVISION, 7sa76; DO ton. Hart.
ford and Erte iste q e., G. and g. tts 1jaih Long
Dock cords ~ tnion Pacific . land grant. Is Cen:
trail Pacific gold bonds. strs7a Great Western ID
mortgage ~ Chicago and North mortgage,
- e., ana l. e. lls. 50 Western Union Te e.raph 7s
- lsd Delaware and Hudson registered bonds s'i,
1913 Aucrc9n Dock aud Improvement Company =, " !.
LAX shore dividend bonds, 81.
The opening highest, iowest ana 4. N. closing
The sun., 1873-10-29

The beet Elastic Truss" warranted the best,
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The sun., 1873-10-29

Ayers Cherry Pectorui
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word not an admission that he had ything 10 do with
mai act it heAs NE rear entrance Of the hotel. Had
nc escaped from tlal eIt tie strong probability would
nave bten thAt thlb crime would never have been
e1onRht home TO him by human testimony. He
brought hack, nieIrVsated by Mr.. Powers aud makes
reply winch meant that he had nothtpg 10 do With the