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OFF ON A JOLLY CRUISE.
The Fleet that Lett ellen Cove-A Propo-
sitton TO Weather Cane tloa.

GLEN Cove, Aug. 15.-The New York
Yacht Club squadron start at A. NJ. on tho
annual cruise. large heet OF schooners and
eioops were at anchor here last nieht, and tho
number will be still further augmented as they
voyage to the eastward. The schooncrs here
now are tue Rambler, wnndercr Idler, Alarm
Estcle, Restless, Meta, Dreadn iught, vesti,
Palmer, and Foam the sloops are the Vindex,
Vision. Arrow. and wndward. The rou.e tiken
by the squadron Is entirely different from that
In former years. and will be extended much FUR
ther to the eastward. At meetilg OF the cap
tains of yachts aboard tile flagship iast might, IL
was agreed to make Shelter Island on the Long
Island side the FIRST stopping place, instead Of
New London, as has been the timc-hono red
custom. the squadron will anchor OF Gteen-
port, shelter Island. aud remain until Wednes-
day morning, when sail will lie made for Vine
yard Haven.
The programme ne laid down at present, after
beving vineyard Haven, Is as follows. though
events may happen To modify IT t. n slight ex-
tent: On thursday the squadron will leave Vine
yard iitv u aud proceed 10 Marblehcid. whore
the tleVt will remain over Fri lay On Saturday
thev sail Tor the lac Of Shoals. anchoring there
over Sund ". On the 2lst the route Will he from
the Isle OF ShuaIs to rtIand On tho 2lI tho
squadron will sui for Provncetown, remaining
over the 2ith. On the 2j'h tina ileot will return
TO the Vineyard and ON the 2dth sail for New
port. q the tOti tue squadron will be disbandcd.
The II stern Yacht Club Of Boston have not
yet held their annual sailing match, aud, u Is
hnu'TSupOu. are hWdl ING tue arrival OF inc YES
sells OF the New York Yacht CLUB in order to
b We them participate. these races will be held
IN Swan pscot Bay, aud the New WORKERS will
also have match thero for q cup OF tneir own.
On arriving 1T Newport there will he n series Of
matches for cups presented 10y officers Of the
club.
This IA n bold departure from the old and
hackneyed, hut time hpnored cruise OF the club,
and on the broad An mite the fleet wings will
M doubt meet with wind aud sea enough 10
moro satisfactorily st t1eIr qualities than when
sailing on q sumner sea la the laud locked WA
tiers of tue SCUM.
II Is possible the Yachts may 90 irther than
Bos on, but a, ali events The loug-rhefished pur-
pose Of weathcrng Cape Cod Us squadron
VIII no doubt o. flinci.
Ihe vessels 10 JON the fleet further To the east
ward are the Iaei' Comet. Gyosie, Net,ie, md
several others cruising around New, ort.
Tue weather tnis morning was nne, with
lignt Yves ery wind Promptly at o'clock on
signal from the nagsh1, the fleet got under
weigh and lsscd OUT OF the baroor III the fDl-
lowing order: Tue NiAIcx, Vision, Estelle.
Nestl, ARROW, Foam. Meta. WinJwarI. Palmer.
Rambler, Wanteier Restless, Ore dnaught,
liier, Affirm. aud Waywird Fiv rcd with a
whole iair tide anu a nne treeze from vest
northwest, We expect to reach Suelter Island by
DIRK,
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THE SARATOGA RACERS.
Mndgc, Burgoo. Nhadnmanthus. aud Reese
lutte Winning the Purses.

SARATOGA, Aug. 15-The lrst race
three-quarters OF a mile dash, for all sges-had
six starters. Pools were sold at sl9O to s,0J on
Freebooter against siJ to 500 on tue 1eld, which
contained Courier, Madge. Cyril. Inspiration.
aud haywood colt After a fair start Courier
leading Madec slightly, Freebooter In the rear,
they went on at rafting pace. Freebooter
swung into the stretch, leading slightly; Insai-
ration and Madee were well up, however. and
raced the favOrite hard up tho stretch. Madge
hnaliy got head IN front at the finish, Free
DO Iter second, Inspiration third. Time. l;l6s.
In the second rice-a free handictp for all
ages !istancc one and three. fourtns niles the
81 rters were McDaneiS Nili, three years,
clrfying 100 mounds. and Big Sandy, four years,
10 pounds; Dnswelis lay Ice. four wears old,
lOt pounds; liitihcpcks galway, six years old,
liO pounds; Bethuue's BLrsDo. i've years Old,
l,y pounds; Reeds Gray Frsr. four years old,
lG pounds. Biz sandy and Vigil were the la
vutites.
=. he nag fel to fair start: Dursoo and GRAY
Frar stiShuy In advance. Vigil went from the
rear place t. the 'front.' IA the stretch and passed
the stand at the end u the threc-qIarter mile,
yoked with Gray Frir. with Invoice an Cal
way vel side 10y side. three Lengths Denim |. GA
the back stretcn OF the last mile Blrgoo IN wed
from the rear 50 a. to take the lead from visil
tn mead Of the stretch, and all G me ON at a
Iattiing pace. hrst one anu then another leading.
Finally Burgoo shook on the others and won by
In the rear. TINE, 1907 a.
The thri race was for a purse OF $500 for all
aces distance Que mite ana one egntn beaten
naiiens allowed seven pounds. There were
four entries, on which pools were soid a. fol-
lows; May ID. SGDl 500; Alettie. $40 $t6:
RnAdainanthus. $40. as. Mtdse, SEQ So.
Tue II ~ tel To a very I'M start. May u. took "A
siiSht lead ~ passing tue stand but Nadge 80 IN
went to the front aud cat out tine runniny. May
II. length behtnd, Rn al tinantnas In tue rear
gu4rd until tue head % tho stretch, when all
strained Tor the front. haug' kept he lral IN.
I'll neir the uui,n, wucn Road tminthus e rne
up outside aud Non bv head, May ID. second,
Madgc lhird. fine, lJAi..
In the hurdle race, distance two miles, free
handicap for al, s-es, there were SIX entries. On
wuicn pools sid ~ follows Trouble, 500 $50;
50. Sp1; NSndh tni, So. So; NJ ltuu, So. so.
Alter several ttise starts. the II dropped to A
TAR send IN. Trouble tOak Tue leAl -ud cat out
tue runutns tor the nrst mike. clu~ely pursued bN
k~so.utc and StanIurI; tnrn lruuoe tired aud
fell back, h"suiut" taking tue lead. Coming over
the last hurdle stanford. hesoldIc. and kelsJ
were well together, uut just at tue nuish Re,o-
lutte went to tue front aud won helsO second,
Stanford good third. Time. 3.5i.
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Contents OF the Weekly -uu.
THE WEEKLY suN published tnis IN morning con-
tame the fnlluWIng.

tAins the following;
The Forty-'purth Ccngress-ClOsing up the Session
Free suffrage RESOLUTIONS IN tue HOu.u-Inc Ant-sec.
tafian school Amendment Co tne Constitution All but
one OF the Appropriation Bits PsEsc tine HtNaiiIn
IL ~ ia lit nn4e OF IA" sraslon-1ne Legislative
E'unolly Tao lit Tor Lc ,uuns What the Demo
crai House har u o. for fIc Country ca " lsc-
rc-cuittNe ia iAli Oun Phase Il sanfsu Post Oh
nee Aqulhl-i, Ion under trtsNrl anu Jewell Il
port Of tnc ,udlnlttev VA Post offices fnc signll
Service, the Inliau War 10 IA, Mcst-MpVemelis OF
sioux -Grtnt'e indi,is Folio, htNlcwed Dy KsLUp
Mhlpllc; Ihc war IN lsast t,urupr- klsnud'- 70,
nitun kc-grctlnr the ssacres IN Bulglr-C ntlnu d
X Nerrcs tue scrYitus lgrh.in- siege o Belgrade
-h-rN ~ of vac SUIT c. n-~ iu to- Brti-lN atI.
" MI Dsra,u it,l,cu 60 Tue fcertgc, Gen Porter.
l,ttunVny OAtr dltiiS B.u ugi Wilson uu Material
POI. as, iAe NratGucl, 9Niniic-ihc House Commit.
tees itNlcW o. IN ta-rt Freedom of tnJA- led.
mIny from spanish Sohiier Iur N"N sultan. Ia,
Oll Wells ~ fsnusN wanna, BfntHtt.lu.Ltw I.sci ia
ma House MI. Mdtcrson's ~p'ech-hpN u krntnt.y
journalist became tu4-ressD Veg .talls iIr tuD
Gus Nhrrc tnrl Grow AMI How IN. are Brought 10
TpNui Toe Iraup>' itradise--spmr Account ut me
FeRilns iopALilln ~ tuv NClgIpuruood ut Lfrge
ttir-t OF OF SuUu' rag IN Lurup' and Amrrci :
h. Purtf Tue Lace. irivsrapnir NuNs. Nu.r, o.
Struce AMI luiu trN, MatA tUlulus # td uriI Ar.
UClcr Hud Agricultural Mater rtoflss-HuN 1 Wen
10 the Levrr AM Iac Sivs- OF BeriI Financial Ia.
tells nee auG NlrActs,
TN WEsNLY sun contains complete enit0m' OF the
new oi the wrcS from az parts OF the UntsI ate,
and the American coatnent. Copies wrapper. ra,iy
formang 10 the old cllitry may o. nli at the aesk
Of our publication one. Price four ceats. FOR suS
By aInows dealers Ia ciY AMI country.
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I)IEiD.

BUCKMAS.-On Monday. Aug. H. sarah r.. beloved
wife OF lgnatlus Bickhau. aged as years and IN MIS-
The relatives anu tfteAd- OF tur tiuly, also
berr VI the ia. KSOn tuO AMI NasnngtOu MaTx"t
cation. fully invited 10 .ttenl funeral
On " edncsIay, Aul lei. ~ ocloeS T.. NJ. from
lat residence. 81 tvluuOil s., New YORK ely.
La>tOn papers pleasr copy.
f.lEpElCk GA TUESDAY. Aug 10, at 10 o'clock,
Charles W. tricdrtck aged - years aud months.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late rcsdence
2Jl livingston st.. BrooKYn, y. y. Wednesday, at
AP. II.
LEAVEY.-on Aug. IA, ratrlck Leavey, native OF
coun Meaparish OF kilionc, Ireland aged IS years.
rne relatives and friends OF tue family are requested
10 tend tue funeral from his lac residence OO5 East
loh st., TINS Wednesday, AT O'Clock
NEMMAN.-ln the hope OF glorious immortality,
fll L. youngest child OF tue Late Samuel L. Naomi
NcN IMAM, aged -
atve. aud fricnds are respectfully invited 10 attend
the fdnea from tnr residence OF her brother 3it South
~ IT., Brooklyn, L. d., GU lhursday, Aug. Il, at
o'Cocs.
> AAtPsON.-At FOrdham Aug. IL 1915 Martin
butte @uinpsnu only child OF Eben Il. and l. 1eih NJ.
nfsJu, a-vd uIontu-
funeral services At the house this morning, at 10
o'tlu-k.
NANkLLEk.-On TUESDAY. 18th inst, at her rest.
deuce, 80 East liza It,, Mary Augusta, WIDOW vi Dr.
Jul K. NLlklcck.
Furcral notice tomorrow.
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ERIE TO BE REORG1NIzED
Tho Result Of Receiver Jewctts Mission TO
L0ndon-Ihe Programme.

Ever since Receiver J.wett OF the Erie
Railway went 20 London To perfect his scheme
for the reorganization OF the company various
rumors have been ahoat concerning the probl-
bility OF his success or failure. II hardly seemed
possible that he could succeed In satisfying the
varied and enormous interests involved In the
Erie property, and so, little credit has been given
70 rumors that his mission had been success
fully ACCOMPLISHED. Capitalists, generally, be-
lieved thai the railway would finally be fore
closed by the bondholders. and add another to
the long list OF such properties thai are now
being put m running SHAPE Oy the stern process
OF the courts.
It appears. however. that the mission OF Re-
judge 10y the Official reports Of his transactions
H. England
The scheme Of reorcanizatton which he pro-
pose was SIMPLY TINS; AL Of the mottc ge
bondhoders down to the ntst consolidated are
To receive their interest regularly. The nfst Con.
soliOdted mortgage bOnduolders are t. fund
alternate coupons for SIX wears. The second
consohdat,d 70 fund all of tneir coupons for
that iefiod. lhr holders ct common stock are
To pay six dollars per -haf, into the treasury of
tue road nd the preferred st"ckholdtrs three
{, llats per sl4re.
lutelliernce vas recently received Al the Of
ices II the Erie COMPANY in New YORK that
this scncme mad been agreed To- by all Of the
parties interested on the other side, and that 10
woul be hcces-1r' for the Board Of Directors
to sanction tue agreement which mad been en-
tered INTO oy Receiver JGwett.
A meeting % the BOARD of Directors was ac-
cordinlly held last Wednesday. ana The neces.
sary action toward ratification taken. A law
wa passed by the New York Legislature last
winter which Will make the scheme operative
anu preven' any resistance Of stock inbbins
nature through tne machinery OF the courts.
Receiver Jewett has obtained the assurance OF
heavy l. 'ndon Stockholders that tnev are willing
to nave their stock assessed upon the terms
pro- Osed, and II New Nork shareholders do not
care TO pay tier assessments, a ready market
can he found ON tho other side for their hold
ings.
II IL believed thai the road can no entirely re-
organized bY the l,t of January, aud the prop
erty taken ont Of tue hands of the receiver.
Inc Hon. omer R,msdeli. who l. rec iyer In
the absence of Mr.. Jewett, says that the funds
obtained viii be immediately expended Ia put
ting the Ere RAILWAY, by "A narrow gauge aud
otter improvements ON "a level with the other
great frank lines competing Tor New York bust
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MUSIC ALL ALONG the LINE.
Jay Gouid's New Movc-A Lively Time
Looked Tor on the Colorado Central.


Dispatches were received IN Wall street
vas,art,v "a ,ho er.., Tim, ma I,i.,o p.o,e
~ Wv " "'"~
Railroad had played new card To prevent Its
Western combination from being dissolved by
~ ,o.,uo ,t,, -, ~, ,,,,..I ,,, D.,
'"N ""''N "'''" va ''' N'''' W. Ns"''"' ""''-
road. Some months ago tho latter CORPORATION
WIS thrown out of the control OF the Union PA
,. uU.., NH, ., if,,,a,,,.. 4, 49,,
proxies which were sent on by Jay Gould to be
voted nj tine annual election p,rttes amused
NJ, c,,, ,,,......, ,..,. 49,, = , -.
10 MI "ou'u 'h'ere''s iopA poss"sS'un Oh tue
Colorado Central railroad, ana have been run
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A BROOKLIN HUSB.IND.


The divorce Of Mrs. Maria Antoinettc Bush
from Allan c. Bush has been entered On the supreme
Court BroOKYn. The proceedings have been
conducted with the greatest secrecy. Bush aud MS
wife moved Tor some time IN Fashionable circles IN
BrooFyn. She was, before her marriage, Miss cole,
the daughter of wealthy parents Bush the Of
a wealthy man VINO liSed In CLIFTON avenue. H. Is
thirt,.iwo years old, and WIS Tor some tiue with
Mrs-fs. hidd Pierce n CO., Mal street brokers. lie
wac aCrnWui Ael base hi yer, tnN owner OF the
yacat Aetf!e a., Judgc auh owner If nae hor'es ana
nt4rt man. Ilr tpu am lu tnD I'M trenth L,rz
mruf. and VI lrln rae fftY-sNtt ari iortY-srNtuth
h, gul n- he hred pands recklessiy to sore.
nnitlry officers. the a CATIONS IN tlf divorce
proceedings whrn were instituted by Col. T.. i.
Mood were feyultng lhc defendant was accused OF
iulurlts lie dd u1t defend the SUI. Bush L. sAil TO
nave hcru converted, aud y connected with Dr. Full
toms Cen .hui Church, where he is rated plOus anu
lly0 "a al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-16

Transactions YESTERDAY a, tue Exchange

TranslrtInns NcsItFuiN ~ Iut EAchange CON
pristd foreclosure sa'cs by
J. l. Mels-rSchty acres Of land with houses. cut.
houses Sc bounded ny II. AIMS snd Passage aycnue.
ou ror; MoFri, Railroad. fnuwD as Isl MarYs PlrN,'
Mur--Auil Crweniy.thlrd ward. S61 100
ly \. j. Isle c1er q >on'inr t'urstury hrick house.
lut 25VSp. ou the north SID 90 1weuty.-uc nj
stlt' 20 tov; east pi tis.. az uGr. tl.u-'.
49, Wei X uurlN iNu tuerc.-tlri truwusfoaf
houses wl,l lots ctc lGoNiuull IN llo south stc of
lAt street. rtsut,tNry IlO,s and 100 teet west u
Iuirl ave. H., tu.uiu.
L,s,n,--r Freedman sold prr orieris. lsnco, /. Il.
PIN llpr tN. properly 30 ItNt- iu NcN Jer.ey. lne
property nr ugIt nunl.uA pilr AMI tOd, Guiding
tucunllrantc-. tor a.uut as l,ub1.
TIc r.4ntiuuer ut luuaul e. suie- were adilurnei
Today d. thr Ia va ~ A. %. Mui. 4 SON val sell
81 puu lc aucl pa PROPERTY bounced b. Nlu- aud "
ham -tre.t-, Ncw lVlA Bal, ai.. HieyWHy, brOokyu,
l. l.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Tuesdav. Aug l5.-There were
no frcsl on rings and con cqucn'ly nothing doing in
beef Gait Owing to the arrivals Of peIche- ami
OF er fresh fruits curing the last few DAYS the suDly
Of dressed beef more than suicen Tor tn I its
OF re alters, au1 trade was slON case.
n Tor col mon to good native bcefSides AMI SEQ
for IeXts npcf
Receipts OF calves were Gil head mainly milg.fed
yeas, for which there was good dpmtn AZ Gaqc. ~
= Grass calves ranged from 3jf1tc. q n, or ,dsf3
n head.
l,cccipis OF sheen ami lambs were 4 car lold. or
Nj head. The suppfy ihOugh ght. fully pquui TO
ihe demand aud tie few sal' effected we're
uiy's qrotltiOn. or iydei9lc r. n. for common 10
lrmc snccp, anu 5g7iVc. for ponr tn choice lnmba.
lambs AZ s@t1c.
Zee pis OF swine 10 loads. containing 1893
mugs none OF which we're for sale alive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-16

HATt Frcnr1TIes Nrff dun am QlI0f. WIN ne Only
transfer Us Ia iennt sscc g., ne B.. al fBi4.
uurtl NatOual Bank shares H.i4 S1.4 and Metro
DolltAu. La kuiiodl bona. ruirI roIg aud rln Ct
ei moderate trade. Tue fulioNils IRE tine principal
del ilgs and Il. !. auI Pacuc 80 100, Cuc,l % aud
NoTthnt- err cohs,lllttyd cOlpon epi ton r. pi6s
Va tr.e m'r,stsr liAe Eu 5ti d. ort age, -
hALnipt. nui -. Jt spl .tutVrrtIle 100 MicIg Va
Ceair; :. l0!' Nofti Missouri is,s. gisgsiti Olil
Aud VI s-i5i COAT usaic si sing IN al. % Central
fActlc geld bonds 1904 Pacific OF Missouri mort
gr' 90 Western tMon lcegrall coupon, lpbi
lpl; East Tennessee. We lsts 81; rltlsunrsi
Fort Nayn.. and chicago 80. l0J!s sio.. h. and l.
consolidated eiuAtlg fuId. 6Sis Ianfda Southern let
NOR gage, with interest certncdtes, 81 Union Pacific
Railroad Let mortgage, lOAys0glOjj4: Union Pacac
Tin >ing fund. DJ5a
Inc opening. highest. lowest, and Z. NJ. closing
pIlcoa OF slOGAs ~ day Mere.
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quahncd him for the ritcd place Of executive advis-
er, which he honOe with cre1t to himself and the
Senate In returning to your several States greet
their approval Of vour dstln gushcd services, may
heavens ktidy care attend aud return oil with
add,d strength u renew Your llbors next De-
cembtr. 4 the officers the Senate whose valued
aid his bed me to mold conn fence, tender
sincere acknow lcdgmcuts. Fually, wishing YOU ali a
safe return to respective homes TOW pronounce
the nr- REGULAR session NJ the Forty fourth Congress
adI burned without day. Applause on tue door aud In
the galicR tel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-16
The Drowning of William Kclly.

Isaac Allen, Farrell Smith and William Kelly,
expert swimncrs oltuei from rant Oh Ffth street,
Ea' river. GA sunday evening. All three had been
drn.ing nnh we're PLAYING roughly win each othef on
the raii and in the uver ana kei either f. or vas
! Us Ell from crtf, and was Crownei. Fnrrr Smlth
Nnt Isaac Allen were nirr-td. but Justice rgln dis.
CHARGED taenl Tor want of evidence kelYs body was
recovered Ittr ~ the day. ana the two men were held
~ await tne action OF a coroner.
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PUEBLO, Cob, Aug. II Samuel Mcbride. the
defautns and ao'conding Treasurer " theucb uschu,
Disul,t has been heard from. letter has been rs
Ceiyed from him. niied Oh tnr Atlanta ana Chlt,a.
n"ng thl"al, sitnS tia hr nas su.i tain D. opcr
u ue pugiut O. tam IA T. Orldi, and drpIsitru TIRE
uuil amounting to Sh5o 40 tle nan nf d trustee
tur tHr 30 90 NJ N. h~ boz sucl A. Saw th sci ,ul
money WiE Loot iu uiiIceN tprcuAuun.. lie Won
have ret irned g. Purno illcr his c alrnInn h 't
nNl'ei N Il. fl'uls ut odos ~, lie Is supposed to
have sANrd Tor 0uutl Am 'rlcu.
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KELLY-MOoRE.-O Monday. Aug. IL, 1870. IN 81.
Irincis y WEES Church.. ny tue Rev r. ier Wa te,
Thomas T. hey 20 Mary j. ei lest daughter oi Mica el
Moor. t-q aii Of Sea fOrS city.
kEksE HIGGINS .-ol stturday. Aug Il, DR..
Gcurgc L. Evtse 90 Gcursltnl hig -lue, only dtug-
tero the atc q orr ~ Higgins, Esq. an OF Brou IVA.
y MS-LkE.-At Was Iinsion, d. 1, on sun lay, Aug.
~, At the -dcucc 81 OI- B srlpN, Esd Dy tue V.
". MatSn. OF Chris Churc. Baltimore ". j. sy ma
Of New lorA 10 Juila II. Lee.
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Mrs. LA kue OF Blii Ito. who had been sick at
IL lntou place. ami wap cairsei th, her nurse Mr.
Drisss, haas olenhcr jrwciY, ani moreover imagine
that she nad ucen poisoned tor tle sA4c 90 her JeNc
Cind no about 7;l5 Yesterday morning a pos,.mnrtcm
examination PROV Il iu the rutrf strfic ut AL lh'
Nslcians tut ttcrc wa no pnispuiAg. anu tat Mrs
Ia Rir alcd Of Np!pi fewer accnmptnlei hy severe
dtreurrN. Both Mr., nrsI~, 4ctnu a,uurst, Aul
her ~ pson VINO ar prisoner IN the cy pr.lu.
hr brought neturn Judge DiIuhur todaY, ami there
y IohoIy o appear against tdt, thcy may expect to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-16

nominal Rejected and No. 3 spring so00o,i No. \
spriuH, p2ceAxi VI No. 90, si1OatI1Si rrd Nutor
NJ stt, loi athcr ami white S12cCas so Rye qu ted
~ - 900. Tor western. Giet72 frs ate, and ~ tsuc
ipI t,.nsu = w. bond. Oats active. bat prces omcwhat
t'Eliil "a tOl zoe. for " stern mixed. 3Jl tie for
70 wit" %tisc. Tor s ate nIxeu, and 42a4Oc. for
SiHP VIII, ,urn luNrr f,r lots out ~ condition
NE 'l""o push At hta iBiyr sail mixed 5I 55iec
H. 49, ne. lAed bue4o3c f1t hrttcd ara warm aud
O'@Soc lot uhuyc uiiXea ami yellow
GROCERIES Their has cen sorr fur,,sr od,srco in
tugirs 10 ~" u- week, bu ~ otncr p,rtculsrs no nm.
lurt M change. 1U-dW RIO coffee w,s ami mn
~ ny It NauTore 2ii bags * Screen soii Of
Eull klce was IA Fir jlbuius request and s'ennv'
Molasse. was generally qulat bat tp small .t'rgs
hpid prices nrti Raw sug rs were rather o,net
nut nm and huOyaD., saies 1000 mat. 4 ~, al
g. prvae price. Refined was tdrlv sctivc and
nrin. We quote: tOh'c--IN 2NGSsr. Aisra,a ,o
H. rpc. aud IiO 1t4tgl~4c. gOlI Rice aroIint
t1FtH4c.; Lpuis ma 4dse. M1as,esC uDi fnu.covaIr
~ 43 - tupa clIyCd 10 3Jstjic.; PORTO Rec, rs 4
6ol = New Oilcins. 45ajSc. sugars-Fur TO 20
Ichniug QUO. stai4c. ccutrituSi, gisg1ozc. r..
plsdt 1sc for ycOws.
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After the murder OF oAicrr brock OF Newark,
an The arrest oi IHoiAs Rjan asa Charc, Oschwaid
persons told Of ~ ing OF the prisoners carfy.
bach nag into the ward No The lac, of Reuben ltp =
81 'n1 ou aGiNrh II aNtnu'.1lt tI'I count tu Nu.
Ter tir IRON. door - Gao sI 30 n, d1Ht d. ArrtrIY
Tue uaS wa, iDutu dnd'r '1 u tlr rear ui ii sd
loon. II CuhttiAtd AHH rAAr ti utuer ~ tN i''-
lunglnL to NJ. BcIe. ~ wlu-e hId,e tle oEl1-r
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Hammoui'> trratl., t. thr nlra.cai prufessiog A. ,
best kun = ia tlc Eugi-h mueutge To IN kuuwietse
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onal"nl, he i,t .ttrstion ara, de- i NJ
80 49, - i,. y, ~. y, ,. NJ, ,,,, ~, ~ ~
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OF y fy,i., 'pi.rt.c $50 ~
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ma - I,riu A. i A. AMI snr,i't Jcnrn,i Hi'''0N'
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slai ariaa '''O PD''''' la the E"''H language
"A.arepertory OF IN, crcstins facts. CLEANED II, tho
course OF ,us IA varied cxncicnce liz WI, Is u,
g"S t. STsig' wi,n ana Is Tgptee "a
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HE sItlI oaS OF Inc WORK aud It is a yulamc OF
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hay, been br,usl to ntit tlr IN, nr.t 'iu. 100 i.i
a nam nc, I r, TO- 5.rt.a, capo o3
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I ln'f lNls J., 70 ,i''I,u ,- i.." ''u *
naa' ,Ne h," ' OF ',, T,afs vt Ie Vg'.t
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THE SIOUX WAR.-Stirring pictures ~ the
camndigu Crpw brave crying for scans arrival OF
TIE SaOilOIr Rlhts AT Goa Ciooks's cana june IA
81 lug "a = adO,tel son portrait o, Frank Grarh,
fiu,A Lsshs. IHglhaisd NeWsV1psT W.T. tVday, -Aag'
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Sprtrll tiot,;cs.
JUST PUBLISHED.
DIR. nAMMoND's

DIR. HAMMOND'S
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Treatise on the Diseases Of the Nervous system
ny WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. VI. D..
Professor Of Diseases OF the Mini AMI Nervous system
IN the Medical Department of the Unyer
sity OF the city OF New York.
Sxth edition. iriti 100 Illustrations one roL, $40, o.
nearly VOj pdgc,. Tr.ce, cl0th, 60.