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sy sSf'i ydas sia'%i sia FAMILY (ly slsBEn.,' s q
fnipping extras, sboSs,T, i've nour, sse 500 Corn
neai-Western, &c. ts.S@t3io; BrSudywus. &C..
c-mrs-cosce nrn. with the sale Of a clreo Of
sold kccsc,ye t6e sale. iaeiadns ~ bses ians9sn
et 2sc gold on bond and g te' Csrolins at SMe NO
9S. iiiiss% f.r isir q prime !eaains, ana Icsd
gxs centrifugal At sx@sc.; rcnncd sugars i0SGiOAc
GEliS-whest unsettled sale. $3.50 bu.h. at SIN
Mehis,a y ,. Tor duluth spring. & 70, .ils.ass.
s & So Sgras e9e ,,s.4 ,d p nSdsEsey " CyS 'ss: Ne
oats active nrm sales is hush. at tf ec. Tor com;
ae for ~ western Ue mixed n .torr ba.S
IS Wc,iSern Peas nominal at sNss'c. in bond for
coITcv market tor cotton on the SPOT I. quiet.
Hdinns do" %s salcs i,so, bais.' o. whicn ,Si ior
and 81 ~ for ass
% u % ese, co,nT a S' d 9cs engSTt at tnS gee @
fot december, The Liysrpo3 market was quiet and
IoaAcco More active the sales OF the week en-.
btacine gohhds; Kc9tucky at shaiic and 80 cn;cs
old Connecticut hcrs ana seconds up to Joc tor wrap
srSrRtys-Peroleuu was rather dun et is',sis1c.
for refined and seSkc for crude In bulk on TIE spot
spirits turfcnune quiet at ilaiiHc. 1allow sold
M igr grmSs nns 2g' ,5 rshy sS win ,Hc at 1
dull at 2sAe2ec for lake fair business in straits.
aT lew "" d,y. ss boxes. ,nciadar charc"" i'm
At sii2Eetli 50 andcokc TIN at s9i!S@s9 gold; pig
iron dull. Os-Itusccd. g,esgSc IN rks i1cnhadcu.
y sc: crude wi'ac lower at Gj 'c5c for northern
crude cotton seed oil. r}ic. hiskc, nriurr Y!A@
.3c Fire crackers sold to the extent of ~ boxes at
t3il. frcighis quiet wheat To Liverpool hy steam,
a. ID. cheese, tis aud cotton 80 6d srgia nv sail,
iO1iQ'sd Two vessels chartered with petroleum al
3D. for Cronstadt. ard IS Cd and I'd from hila-
dc phin u Gibraltar for orders.
PnovisioNs-Pork more slc,iy for new mcss the
iohhng business aggregated u bl- AZ s35i for extra
prime. $ii ~ for old mess. tii5ot6 for new mess
For future dcnycry, lsU br~ new mess at Sl5Cp for
July, aud t!bSI'ffsiig foI August. Reef dull. and
PRIME mrss quoted lover at S5Ltp Rect hain quct.
Nlcou ntm hut quiet 100 toNc City tong clear sod ~
&c. Cut meats not plenty snu very nrm sics include
rckled hams ~ bnlk. l3<c.; do shoulder do. S.c
smoked hams do iisli.c, pcklcd brltcs In hN-., Yc
fresh meats At .@sc for shoulders, l2e l3c Tor has
ard Hr Tor bels Lard hrn hut les active sales 80
tCs at s.c for prime city aud new Western 3lhc for
prime Western spot i5c for August. and 9ic for
September Dressed hogs nrner ut 'a'c ith supply
limited. kutiel steady ne~ Western, shui 10 primo.
iSd2,c poor ilG. iCr State. % sc Cheese, ~ 3i.c-
/ for GOOD to tine state factor Western anu OLlos
! NNall .Ni kAlulnId a.air.
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GlNKIyG 4Nn FIN,ycI4A
rtNkfS, -ss,r FISK & HATCH.
J w. -. \ l-.h. -... D. IL

rANkfv, 81 -ssor FISK uArcHl
~. NAs.a, 20. So loEs 'u., -. i'.a.
WE EECoNNE>p To- oJE FRIENDS AID -C-.
tom,rs 'sr .-ye,a 70; Of ss-a.as ca. ;l', ar Ia
change for Cove-rmea. Bonds.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PrG
CENT GOLD Zoe us, principal aaI il:o-.., payal',
iac,4u S,v Yora ety interest r,y4l., l.I.I ...
Jr,y aoads Of t.eH each, cog or i,sstef,4.
Price ~ and accrued 4terc.t.
TIE CHEsArEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. a
GREAT EAST AND WEST TEyz4 LisE, 40 mu,s IN
lcas,h, y>tea.iat from Atlantic t.e wa:,F Al E.ch.
moni 10 Huntington. the most favori1e po'ut Of raA
road connection wu she oaio rNer l. completed and
aoiur large mud profitable busa,.s.
l., TRAFFIC 20 tie transportation cf Agricultural
Products aa4 ssL-rll merchandise between ~" Wet
and the Eastern aal -or,a Aua-tc s.:a., Aud a tao
tcvel pm,u, % 60 IvVF>-g iH0v '@p COST Rt.
so-r.r, OF TIE AtiE1uA>if4 A,p tu.cEt g.. H,N.
AwI, VAL-Ey,4 frov.-s 4s r-i.!.. Is T. GA tc ".
fs.'loi.
/ Ir,P,.,EN,EE Trtv2t between ne Fact and wc.t
and soutawc.t asa O. me wh',e sulphur -aI o,Aer,,
.a-st.l n.l.ea- .n.s onI,' route, 'at-s aa4 Jag,
ily Lc-r,..Ls.
! L. .,.r'.a-. lr-7F ~ cur-.at yc1r VIII bc mu.n
larger .4an has rer,'' r' h,ea anticipated, AZ val
largely Increase f-lin y,G- 20 yslr
some Of t.s va. .,s sr.at Fast aul Wet rraut Lac.
alG y4l -ad Iron ,arou,ailrc., whose revcaus are
now s' enormous, sa.le.c "a .hir bg.u'.. " % my
thing Ike the assurance OF trade winch ht greeted the
opening { ,'e D4cslneaic auI ohio, B.. llt- growth
rr .ai.,,to ,44N 80 masu.;g., 4lI .>,l.a ri ...ty
t.at o, ,hcii--' .4.gc.,:aloti,- pr,l.ce..'-'.
sd.
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ucnrtlcss swiudIcr.

Correspondence uf The sun
NEwBURGH, Y. Y, June 8.-Alfrcd liritton,
CHARGED with swindlng about one hundred Rroohhn
people, was released from custody oday upon Furnish
ing hail IN the sum OF ilOll TO appear thc next Court
Of Sessions. Il l. alleged that Brtton advertised for
hundreds of people TO 20 In the couaty 10 pick berries
He opened Office at l2 Nassau street. Brooklyn. ils
advertisements appeared IN Brookbn and New York
papers, and about hundred answered them. Thee
he charged tresent them to Marlborough on inc nl-
burts, md cumpchcd them 70 pay lhtlr own " ny.
to whom they were sent. There were No SUCH lr"pl"
at tie place. some ~ them had money enough TO get
back Others walked 70 NcW burgh, seven illes, nnd
tried to u0taln employment and earn money enough "a
get back % Ncw IorK Rud Brooklyn. Some ot New.
6urEhs ctzcns took pty on ne poor dnpes ald gave
them tho money get home with. some OF those who
returned after nnding that thoy had been sNindlrd.
Got clue 10 Brftun'- Whereabouts and pressed MN 10
Inc wall lie took refuge m NCWburgh, 10 which place
he was tracked by some Of his victims, who had hlm tr
rcftpd here. He Is said to belong 20 u respectable
family m nrOohlyn IN an interview he gave about a
dozen names OF Marlborough berry clyHtors, not on,
uf WICn answers to any berry growers name IN Ia.
a.
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FIyANCIaL AND CoMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, June 2;-P, M.-Thc Wall street
markets continued excessively dUll, though
there was a trlo more business and some dis
position to relieve the Exchanges Of the tedious
quiet OF the past week. Union Pacific showed
more trade, as also Pacific Mail hut neither re
nccted any important fluctuations, though there
are indication II more activity in prospect next
week. The entire range Of prices on the gou-
cra list was very limitcd, and no feature II
Importance was presented. Al meeting OF thc
Pacific Mail directors this afternoon It was as
certalncd that the proposed issue Of bonds 20 the
extent Of Sdut0.GJ could not be made, and that
th,N could only raise money bY plcdging ih'lr
property lust in the slmo manner as chats 81
mortgages were placed ON tho Atloni. Mail
Steamship LiuC. 'ns stock declined 10 ai.a At
the close, aud Harlem vas J.. 4 cent. lower TO
~, in the nnal trade.
i9,2G, of which Union Pacific represented $500;
Pacific Mail, 600; Western Union, t-oi Lake
shore, Gao; Eue, 23I; phios' l,pl; Sorlli-
western common, l1u: Northwestern preferred,
$50; 81 Paul, Ion; Now York central, l,''l'
Harlem. ;tO: C.. &. and |. G, iW; Boston, Hart
ford and Erie, 200; Rock Island, iMH; Delaware;
IackaWannd and Western, iO); Hannibal aud
- Joseph, az; and Panama, 100.
The movements IN gold, though strOngthruugh-
out the dav, We did not reflect any important
trade, and In TACT for the most part speculation
covering by the shorts, but from pre- cent iudlcl-
tions the new pool in gold are not set ready to
commence active operations and II - not prob
able that any important move viii be made
until further shipments Of gold may posses Al
actual profit, The opening pricc was llb =, VIII
decline to ll5A, and subsequent rise 10 ll5 !
buTloslng az 49,.
ances carried ranged from "a to "a cent, anC
subsequently at 2'9 To fiat. with later uegotia
! tions al y cent Hat, l, = 4 cent. and tat. Ih
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RniIrond rrnin -clzcd bow a shcrln.

An attachment against the Midland Railroad
Company placed IN the hands of shcr1 Reinhardt
Of Hudson county on Thursday afternoon The writ
WAS issued in connection with suit for the recovery Of
SgQOO The Sheriff, with his deputies went TO the COM
panys depot in Jersey city anu seized the Nontclsir
train, which was then ready TO start. An effort was
made to induce the sheriff to allow the train 10 run, and
he uay consented, on condition that deputy should
go with II. deputy sheriff Iaugcnan went upOn tne
Tram TO It's desinatlon and returned with Il TINS morn,
ing Before the tram left the depot last evening II ~
said OF the conductors attempted to dsconnect
of the Deputy sherin Crnnan protested but
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The days business at the United States Snh Treasury
was: Gold receipts, scr ,e6i52 payments, t32BIl@
balance, t0SSs l6St; currency receipts, f2Il &3aS
rtymentst 81 $4,000; balance, Es.Ji US "a customs,
tAaOOO tsi3,Oo0 cancelled gold certificates sent to
WashIugtOn d. C. The Treasury balances at the close
OF business in washington to-day were; currency
ts0bOp and coin. te3.lp,UO including tSSpIkn com
certincates, Tho nternsl revenue receipts footed up
spHn The total specie euRaget1ents for saturday :
steamers thus far anoan to SfiOJ In gold coin and
$4,000 silver bars. The total lmno-tA OF dry goods
for the week ending to-day SmOunt to $lSO3, and the
total marketed ti,ii,2il - ....
Foreign exchange dull but steady at inai 9looN
for 81 days bills and li0LGiiOA for shOrt sight. There
were no features Of Importance 10 tn market.
Money presented CharaCtcristics, unless we
refer the abundance of loananle fund.- which we're
pressing upon the market throughout the day can
loans approved stock collateral were freely ohcrcd
atJtol cent, while Lake shore loaned Nt2 cent -
Hat and Erie also commanded nat. Government bona
dolcrs paid 20 but In the nua trade h r. were IRE
offerings at on all CLASSES OF good collateral with some
negotiations ~ g In discounts fair business has been
noted a. to for prime paper according 10 INC dte OF
maturity good 80 deyr acceptaDcts having passed AZ
the lower hgnrc. JO0bers and other single names
ranged at 1toQ -..
and the demand from the foreign bankers as well
home investors was perCeptihly increased Ihc mar
kct was also stronger aud higher hecause o nt hrmei
tone Of the gold premium. and there were active pt
chascrs at the better hyurcs Wcnote saes Of coup
i-ts at lY. coupon -, 1881, llihi coupon Sf-. o'N
lSj registered lst5-. now, us cOur0n l5ls, IL -
coupon isL@s iitf and registered lsU@s, lltA. lh'
-. n yap.s NJ, .
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New YoRK, Friday. June 21.-Recciuts ot
teeNcs to-day were ~ cars or 81 \" ad mas bihr hr total
offerings sDCe huuda 3,Y htau, against 4hii for the
time ast wees. Trade dull, sud the market
c.ored weak. Vth downward tendency. Native steers
were sold At w ai( &C. ~ ana Texas ana Cher
cattle at "a lie. q n.
THE arrivals Of ,hrep and lambs were Is cars. or Ss1
h. 'ad ah gsss since Monday. aRsintt basi Tor tho
iinle last week Lambs were IN fair gust at
o. isC r., hut sheep were du'l and weak ~ 4tsc n.
Huss were nrui, with au active demand ai .A6v.
alive. t0 4 y dressed. Receipts were ieg
making i'h since Monday against 1903 for the came
N.H .l
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In state bonds the only TRANSACTIONS we're In Missouri
g, whica strong At gski Tennessee 6s. old "a
Missouri &C., Hannibal aud II. Joseph issuc. ". AMI
Brooklyn 6s water loan. brought sjA We uotc small
sale Of Bank uf tae state Of New YORK shares al lie J.
In railroad bonds there moderate trade the PROM
Ient sales having been follows Lake shore diNi
d@nd bords. PiH; Central Pacno gold boud.; Nc ~
Its -. VIZ Union Pacific RIlroad ists, Stas9 ~
as6k niou Pacific IS laLd grant, ~. Cnlon Pat nc
lUs, Income. - deOL Toledo sid wabash lists VIZ
- Louis and Iron Mountain 2ds, &H Milwaukee and
ST. raL 3. lists. 100 Milwaukee and - Paul lsis La
Crosse division. ~ Milwaukee and -. Paul Iowa ivi.
sion S34 asa Toledo Peoria aud warsaw eds. 't' Co
lumtus, Chicago aud Indiana central ltts - st;
Louie and Iron Mountain lsts itIh Hosion. Hartford
and Erie lists 80 American Coal, b2i Mary lsld coal
Company, . IS; Sew NUrk central and liuafOn LlVer
Railroad. loi =; Erie RAILWAY preferred. y.
The Increasing popularity nt nrstclaS tallrcad
bonds ~ investmouts for permanent holding shown
bon l.. and corresponding Increase IN the amount OF
railroad obligations. some Of our private bankers dis
lursc amounts which even IN ante times would
hav" been csemCd colossal Ncstrs. Fisk Hatch Tot
example. will pay 70 July next the 3 cent sol! CUu.
pous 81 the Central Pacific thc Ncstcra paCihc ard
ihe California and oregon Railroad hCuGs. ant uu tang
Ia the tggrCgate to over t&l,pt Ilis l. irut 81 Z.
eut ~ tn S4 = cent. coupons u the cent; coid
bonds Of the Chesspeskc and ohio Railroad This lat
ter road, completed ana doing tue passenger
husiness TO the Numerous mineral ,Crngs 'ong Ne
route. and large through trario In Wcsirra produce
destined to pouts along the sc4noard IL also devcl, g.
deposits through which the line atsts aud wiSL aye
unsurpassed y any Oi the great mineral lnts oi ia,
country.
The highest, Lowest, ald T. VI. closing prices Of
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FRIpAY, JIr' 21-FrurR Asp MEN-Flour
Guile AID "a ASH grade, N ilyor a. sellers tAH.ii
mani for trade brands SO. ? and ,uprrhnc MOI.
rate. lyr Luur uas'tt.ed. Corn meal dlN We
quote 'Fluur-SunerGne state anu Western 3
ee iSsss ezra sat- "SSsfS fS6anle "s,!gTn sntIis
,t.ISaSs do. water wneat gIuas and double
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total cCirnce ot 'e Cold Exchange rauk wero So.
.0un1t gold ball.,fs SIGN 8tg. and currency hal
sngc.. tl9Ge2. The slhTreasury redeemed tN ~ % IN
called bOuds an pl out in coin interest on the public
dcbt S<IG ~ wAth, ~. previous dsturs, ~, lts make
the tots payment. tic May and July interest up TO
cate tiiiH,stN tn Currctcy interest arlotnted 10
ht, fol uerp 10 urfr
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WALW0RTWS TRIAL


to,bp;cd uow Mr. UConcr Handles II
r,.,o, rhc ta'hrr,r letter. mud 'h'
,l,,btr'- Evidence The WIN of thaucei-
~,t,,o,t,.
hr ""'"
A. In, opening Of the fourth days pro-
t,,. .n.tle trial of Frank n. wa,worth
t'"4' D." . 49,. ....,,
r,t".Ut-' DAVIS the '"ir i"oi" was ''"N"'u'
..i 90 .tarWlt Iut trross the han uuisid" thc
,,r,r,. ,te dis,rroipted sc,res VIII,
o. - A''P '''' Ut. ~ No.. ....-.
20 .r too late to secure lHacf-. lne prisoner 'ft
..oc, tf4 mother ami MIR Chancellor W tl-
.. ~. ..,.,t..o,,cr. and convcrscd with
''h' h'' t''"O - W., o.,,,,..,.',,,,.,
r.u from time t' ume va an "rn'h"E' untN-
,...y way. H. wore hlack frock coat, white
aI ,J,,k rnp,,loopa. with a gray and
VS.. ana 'I''N !"'' ''"'", Wv" CIV wv
l'eu."''''' 'i.' i'r' j. oes'l'''ns 'o a'''',,,
.. and s,r..,,. ia. .,,-es
I, 0 ."'' '' -, -.
... v.t- ,tl;", equally ir"o from great anxiety
.r...lr.,iio. pnd %, watched the proceed
.t.....t.... .r, quietly ~ tive awkward
,..r.vi..r 'ir. ,'t.r .rar handled the l,adcd
..,.th,.,.t.,.,,. .,,.i o.,in t,rrbir.,
i."' li'- -'I''' ''' '..''''N N'".'" ~ '' '''-''"
v.h '.. % 'uuN'ther = ono ~ ihe Icttcrs oi
u.f.,rtd ....u. in vtt'h the writer said hc
w. i.c L:'. " 70 '' u'Wn ir'n
l.,.u u , b.-bcu lie al-o curlcd his Lip in
....... ,........,. ID, some Of the other
H'I IT,, a., The heal Of tH,
t.t,.,, A.u M ,iutiuuallv ana occa-
' '.'I."- ~ ~ ,, i'. f. a N.i,i an
10, ,',....
''''' '" ',,.,.'.. ,.-,,,
"N"IN" an ~. 't"N'
u..r.r. frc r,.Di"y u' Tie letters he and his
O. lurh.NtI tut.r heads. she drawing u"r Vel
t l gui he f3nniu- her W. Wa!wolth
it.r. ti,.. .lt her weeping. bat suddenly look
F..I.a'. Asiisht disturbance in the room She
v..t -I, w.- in the witness box. The scnue
ls tli, tcJiul was dramatic in the cx-
ts.uo. THE prcDiucts Of judicial dignity in
,.d. 80 hN 4aa toned sounds ct ribaldry and
llsi. rus rom The ,'r- ot thc reader. the most
,a.i.".. lawyer of the New YORK ber the
.ird j1G.c, ihe widow sitting yelled listening
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u.4RTNE FNrELLfG ENCB.

uIStAruRN ALulNAc-T TINS nav
sun sun scts..... % Nnoi sets. 10 %
afgu WATER rms usN.
SANDY Hoos 10 - Gov. ilann. III II lic Gi.c..R 81
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Something for tho Toard oil Health to Read.

SIR; I would suggest through the columns of
your lnGel endent papcr that the Health Board OF this
city compel the landlords OF teucmen houses 10 dsin
feet and Nhewash the Railways, cellars, woodsheds
" tor closets, &c. of these houses ana II the nnd
lords wIll L0t do 70 let the Health Hoard DO and then
lmnlee heavy unc on OWncrt, where i've would
want 20 bc 100 Ned after Pr IL WORT and the
landlord come. hear 1t out WeHo un the mrs OF the
month Consequently we are Al the mercy pf the lnud-
lord GA tue oHcr ntnd the ndoence Of The Board VI
Health tuUAhgtr- oar uYCs.
May Cot nrlp the poor OF tenement roOhcrfR AT the
apprOach Of Ihe plague. TENANT
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wALwoRrn's runEArrNING LrTrrRs.

-TT : i :
dated July u, ISL, in which ne with repeated
.tA.l.tltc, ur-r- her to SIN some papers,
tNlcat,uu- else the publication ot everything.
Iruuouiu- of their divorce case, with murder and
suicide m the background,
Another # JAY -, l-'l, which size received
open from ITark, as she had previously cN-
planned, was excluded on tho ground that il was
silpiy mass Of oaths and yusanty without
threats 10 any one.
Another of judy %, l,;l, he calls her a --
prs, and rcltcratcs similar cNpletlyes ana ur-eS
against her. The burden ui an three is that
" Jelailalnc' is dying for want of funds,
one of July = tells Ter ms pistols are Loaded,
ana II shc 4 MT give up the trust estate he viii
bluV out with ono barrel her brains, ana stamp
her eyes out, and use tine other on himself un-
less her u,uihcr "a near, In walch event he VIII
use the other barrel ON her
one Of july go -tlll hari on the release ot the
trust estate, i, almost e. rendition Of some
huu-ry demon, longing 10 lti. salt blood
Another, dated saturday, JulN, lstl, calls on
her "a listen to the maniac muTdercfsnlp" " II
she don't -gn the paper, and repeats the eXpe-
tbes ana threats VI tue oIhci letters.
BREArnlSG vENGrANcE.
Another containing powder ana caps, dated
J..lN %, ls1l. calls her "---- of hell and some
similar names, threatening deadly vengeance on
TIER unless sic gives up his sweet darling,
precious money Almost every sentence CON
taius "-- ------ you, or stronger oNlHtil ilNt5.
Another letter dated Monday tells her ne is
going TO his LAWYER 10 hud out whether she has
Aiturd that paper, Lut hla second sght teNs MN
she has not, and repeats his usual threats and
Od'hs.
Another set from Frank S secretary. all opened,
taken 10y his mother, are dated August.
The first one Of August, lHi2, calls on her 20
| sign another Iapcr, and Saws the demon i wis
perlug IN his ear that she desires two-thirds OF
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~un,urrr Excursions. a$uN h,H d 3 r.D'y Of
h..-- '..Ht rcs u.-.us-. i,i part -,AC. Cheap
..... ....,. so. "lr I, GNoN D-.-. NJ. .JIr ~
,.....s .t. -.. Nsu.tHa!.
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-,.:t., I..s, srl,.t-. E,tltl- -u.'s.&c.
TNlON ADAMS * CO.. 60; broadway
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Weekly and monthly payments Tor furniture
and carpets AT Il, NJ. CoSperthSsit Cos, I55 Gnst'
AIY.s lfln
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For the riic- Us, A.W EEhrINGS Cc'-Nratea
t...,.t, price O-t.t' rnut It,. "or. r.Ds sAp.
The sun., 1873-06-28

For wire screens for doors and windows, 90 to
f., aud j. tOrrcys Sb Fulton street. near Broadway
Idr.
The sun., 1873-06-28

Ait"r tNr JUdEt md rUn IuI1d, w FurIN
asked leave to enter n1Nt pwnYl Nr
the defendants werc entitled e. a verdict. lie
therefore instructed the jury that no testimony
had been presented hv the prosecution, ana n
guilty. Tine court Was adjourned, and Mrs.
Woodruff and Miss Clai'n were instantly sur
rounded by friends anxious 70 congratulate
them. They were also h..ll-smuthcred With hlI-
quets, presented by those who thought tai an
anprul rIAte mAnMcr " eXpresslng eNmnAthy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
q PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The appointment Of M. J. Wright to
the position of Postmaster at Vallejo
is on q par with other Federal appoint
ments on this coast. Wright was
member Of the Legislature of 1871,
and distinguished himself as plant
creature, of the railroad IL ~
AT Gold Hill, El Dorado county, the
late storm has been the most severe
one for fourteen years. r
Doherty, a farmer In Alameda coun-
ty, estimates that he has lost SIC, 900
this year In grain devoured by squir-
rels.
The newly appointed United States
Marshal is Edward s. Marcellus OF Ne
vada City, and is reported to be man
of integrity. e,eMaseaaF = - ~
The frst number OF the San Jose Dali
~ New, an evening paper, PUBLISHED by
an association of printers, has made Its
appearatIce.i ili3l3EHlN
The Bank of California and Alvinza
Hayward, present principal owners Of
the Mount Diablo (Cal. and Belling-
ton Bay coal mines, hav secured Q
controlling interest In the Seattle
mine, and have determined to close
f,s2 III @ sSI,S,s3t1pr /. = u prosser creek
me ice company at frosseI Creeh,
near Truckee, have their pond frozen
over with some four inches OF clear
ice. The pond Is about $50 feet wide:
Three or four more cold nights will
enable the company to begin their Ice
harvest 1dhAh LliSi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

John H. Hegler, Master of Bodega
Grange, and General Deputy Of Cali
fornia, has been deputized to open .
Dairy Produce Department, giving
bonds in the sum of 800, 600. The State
Grange pays the expenses of en-
ployees. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

J II u an sdmitAed net that tho SANTA BAR
BARA PRESS ID the leading journal of9outh-
ern California, and hes . much larger cisoa-
tion, being more ehieny read By thO noFe
thrifty fhmiDgu, un4 n19op ~ -advantageo 70
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

AS THE CHARMING CHARAC-
"A ter Of Southern California, and more
especially that most favored sectien called
Santa Barbara becomes known. to the world,
It In not surprising that widespread and
growing interest In this region should be
awakened. II IL the constant aim Of the Prexs
to furnish PERFECTLY reliable information on al
points Of interest 70 tourists, invalids and
home-seekers, which We are now able 10 do
with greatly increesed facilities. s 80
While the PRESS seeks 70 promote the
prosperity Of al Southern Csli1brnia BY all ls-
CLIMATE and hoporable methods, II Il more
directly inte-ested u the growth and coming
greatness ol santa Barhera. The uneQuajed
Iovelinees OF the climate. its almost incredible
healthf0lness, the beauty Of the scenery, IA I
wondrous variety and fertility Of the soil, th
almost unlimited range Of pfoducts Whic
flourish there without Irritation, viii b
known nom time to time By ihcts which can
not b oontS0verted, In the columns OF the
PRESS Any Intelligent psrson can become
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

THE "deportment" professor of a
Connecticut female seminary insists
that the public shall not be allowed to
intrude while the young ladies indulge
in their harmless game Of leap-frog.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
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