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40 NO. rHt hnifoH oF rHG suN -,u. Ar.Jc
''','' '.''S 10 fo't from CARTHAGE Mn. g.,
nc nnnd.'s '0q 90 and B.a,tful s,,e
,'"i nH p.n at or from lho rnnoro an, l,s. D.,
u' ~ jasper e1unty, Mo, for the ueute.,..',
[ ''f''ii.n Win Ae write. and otho,s
n We, .na ,r 90 w. nn'cri ikns "a erp.ait,ou ~,
p"ser" ~ ' .,' Of 20 ,y ml,rt, the u1,st ,,
ago I'D Nr t' ti L ',l .hi' "a ~ men u a r.ufurS
MI. ~, "s'n ne lnrn.y the lot ui AT N,'
-, III '."'i ni- siinu GOA "A Iont Ia. ia 49," -
~. ~ p" ! H. %. IN eNhibt ms u1ns,,t 60" ga
n,sc W.T., ~, ON az yrocle aso II reSl, ~ ai
smd W. Vn"Il7i uulll b, u, HLin,n ~ ul !
AIN p cat aHd e'tered by ]. Browps Co. a.
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The performance AT the Eagle Theatre Monday
night ucr n with the nrst representation of a new
coA-odY ia one act, by MISS Adelaide LennoS'
and called "Adelade." 1ho author played the prln.
cipa part This, however not the llyoiest or muA
puFsl. part Of enterta nuent. AR iints bFlhcf
furnished come smdsns lrsn ongs ana Nine Julet.e
blu pretty French sons IN good style; Shc ms
sweet and wtil-traned voice. and her VOcahn4t1on W
tasteiul Ghd arln'lc. Mr. GO0uwins hiniatl'ns "a
aglur-, AID "Cndtrelll," q buFiebque ~ VIII q MI,
Furtesqte s very luiI.y and IN Mhich Nss Mamie
ll..Nr lAAes II, CAmp.eteu Inc DIll.
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The following were the comparative ca


Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales
By A. H. Muller Son, nv story brick tenemeu
with lot s5xiooo east side Baxter street. 1853 feet
north OF PARK street $4,000 similar house aud
lot at joining tld,05O anu similar house, lot
ltxlO6h I'D Joning 5000.
~ James NJ Miller, twostory and attic franz
house with plot, l4J west side Pal.
sde avenue, 4J0 feet north vi Scott avenue, Yonkes
slS,D0
by Il. V. Hsrneu. one house with lot, IS9H1oo1i I.
north side li2th street. 1868 feet east Of Fourth
nue. filo0 and on" h1ne, with lease OF lot. 2Ox7l =,
north side Fifty sixth street. $50 feet east OF First
nue. ease dated Nov 1917, for nineteen year, 81 $40.
BY h. IL. LualuW n Co., one twOstnry frame hous'
WITH LIT xlO0l north side ll3h street. jas feet west
Of Tart avenue. f25O0.
by II. n Camp, one two-sory and attic frame h0nss
with iot l9lx2!bxl25xooo, on High Bridge road and
Avenue a, fOrdham (lwenty fourth ward, 5000.
The following fOreco sure sa'es were &C burned One
house and lot north shs rhlrry ninth street. east Jf
Tenth avenue 10 May II one house and lot south be
OF lSd .treet west OF Fourth avenue 20 May li one
plot north Ode New avenue north of 17bth street, o
MAJ fd Hnd enc plot northwest corner vi tdVth street
and lenLn avenue, TO June v.
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Charlotte Thompson ms Mnude Muller in the
Brooklyn Theatre.

Inelemency of weather did not affect un-
favorably the size or the character OF The audi
enc In the Brooklyn Tacatre last evening. AS
Metl.de. IN "Maude Muller" Miss Charlotte
Thomson upheld well the histrionc reput tioa
earned Tor her name by her distinguished father.
She W 5 GredltaDly sustained, notably Nv Mr.
Edwin Arnott. Inc rendI -iOn, hoing aided b =
excellent stage accessOries, progressed smooth
ly, interrupted only by the applause OF the
pleased audience T. the iOyfui climax, After
wJid the laugnter-excting comcdy OF Married
Life" win stuart hubson In conspicuouslY
iunny part, W gwen
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Religious Exci,emsn,-rhrn suicide.

One Of the most attentive listeners to Moody
ana sinkey IN the Brooklyn RINK was Mrs. Elizabeth
Cure OF ii6 Twelfth street. She became profoundly
impressed and after the evangelism departure was So
much occupied in religious exercises thi she neglect Cd
her family duties aud ate and slept only little. This
began 70 affect htr NINA, aud afLer time she gave IN
I'M taxable symptoms of mental arrangement SG
started from her come the nth of April saving that
se would return In short time all search for hdr
Was unavsillne uull yesterday her dead body was
found floating IN the Gowunus canal at the foot Of
Fourth street IL IL supp scd that she committed SUI
c!-e while deTanged from religious excitement
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The crew of We leyan College, in age, weight,
and height the best she has ever had They are H.
sewell, captain. 10 age IL wegH 1855 os heignt IT,
On In; W. ". Van DuA0n, 49, -, wesAt La lDss
height n SO In u. H. Mead, -, age 20, .sh 1853
lns', heiY. It. ~ M b 9, h0ieqmS, ~ ~ y
wrglt l40 Ds., net2ht IL. 10 mi w. r. Naa, ~, ae
-, weight ll5 g. height r. luz. Is, A, 70 d. 90 ",
1H age ~, weight 100 lD-., heigt IL Ia lhe Um n
Co eKp 4 pro atse wei. IL h0+ 10 It's b'a
man, MIR sMeedy. M,sss. JAgeer f~ar, and has'lnsS
OF lat yca's crew. retained the oter tAr. e
men, Meesrs BokL VrOoman and Nedder are very
young. rAs crew are pretl4nS every day on the No
tAk
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TUESDAY. May g-FLOVR ASD MEAL The
Sess out Oh, various causes prces lave sivca wy
sowYi stlcSs and receipts quite Oderaie for he
active ana steady To-day nour dan WA tone IN onS.
eG' favor DEMAND generally limited 10 'n..il parcels,
large nnes. Corn mil Quict, We quotri F. "
a S0 .srOO Dol ;.s so 3 :''e s.,r. ss,e ste
%s',sS9 q sesa er.1s; H..
.ad sia1esss ~ Gians.s;. ps,sn dsotatS' =
.ity smpnng extras, 500 southern oisers' and
- zbqssd50. Rye Hour rhie, a. Ssesto 10 Coen
mea.--Westsrn, &C, t3s taso; Braniywine, $3.50
PRovIHoSs-The speculation pork and lard hs a.
.is,s BIO suite eAcied me Pa'i WEI. rsnse.M ne
1R 9y 6 s soDs a. az Sl S sase
t'tiledy lower; sales On no spot 49, bas nless ~
a'ss 70 a1 Ha, ana and g % Sl J t
witch tpo nj br July AMI sIi fur August and ,tsn-
Eitct Western do quoted at i2c. cat meats duT.
l-r was over; sa'cs on NE not 900 &C. a. tl2aIls
Ne ct !7c fir prltns %esiern closing al tNe inside
sfS & f 20, j SE as ss 1879 Sy ~ Il
for August elwsslnE Al &c lover ngnrss: Dressed
,eL2b strA prime. sl1 y PRIME mesa t21,76sst2i
Beet-tlun mess sllosls; esirA lns g. slS,SOsil3 50
50 scssr ' Hsr., o. IS ts., n.m n". p .s ~
l@@lHAci shoulders, pickrr. yee,i RIO nellirA II hts
i2lsSlssc, smoked 6S g "ii7iii%c,, sq5" "a sheat
S SE,s, 10 1slOssi Bleo4 a2asl2Ac ior Ms'efI S"d
GKAIs-rhe wheat nlagke nas been quite, for most 81
ne rss ana a5h ayn lower gnSes hste m
quite hIm IN their views. Corn ahd oais have besn
ISass Ssa Ged n sn1 sai tG
soIco p"h mo ndi9c 1niraded sr5l9S a. tiU1'tte
fiiS.siy -, 70. n,iS sa@se 81 is-sisl 10.
r ssa4 sss: 80 aas sSs "a /; o
sschsasss, sans 5000 Juan. a. aiSs,fs isI Tsot
Sa f AZ. l S S S ssS q s xte 10 ~
tar sale miXed Barney and barley malt dun ana par
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10
An Alarm Ia an Opera Bouse-How Barry
sullivan Prevented a Stampede.

BRIDGEPoRr, Conn, May 9.-During the clos
Ink act Of Barry suyans representation OF Richard
the Thru" At hi Opera House last night, smoae 9
roll IN over tho stage. Tho entire large audi
sEce cave, and stampede Imminent. bat
avprtcd by The actor stating that the nre wac exfn
guished. Tie emoke oceanic dense tina. the
play WAS necessarily suspended And the audi.nce 70
IL ed. nu UrGerY that, although tho narrow starr
from the nall IN the stcorh atUrT Wis the only
means ~ exit, all escaped injury rae hre IN tne
basement OF tie sturtcvsnt building, adjoining the
O,rrl II use, witch W occupied BY Mllmln st0l,
GlDba u o.. auction room. Tie DullninS auu
STOCK a. mayed 10 tle cNunt - ~ O0O mostly by
water Tue stock was Insured FOR $1,000.
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Business Hotit,s.


Approved Universal The beautiful silk Elss-
tic Truss sold only BY Elastic Truss Company. osS
b; oadwsy, worn comfortably. safely holds aud soon
worthless cotton " Elastic Trusses."
Knox will Issue his Crntenni.i ecky Msuhs
tain beaver hat Tor summer wear on May TO- the day OF
the grand opening Of the Centennial Exhibition. Ep-
poriuns, 2l2 Br0aaway and Filth Av. Hotel
To Mothers.
Mrs wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething IL old and wcltried remedy IL stood
the test OF many years. aud was never known TO fail.
In gout or rheumatism Of the ach thsrA
a. no remedy soothing during the paroxytms az Nils
Of Msgnesu. which has the effect Of true anodyne.
The American Flexible Life Saving Ran
will be exhibition at oock, foot of I'D st. n H., ksu
YORK. until 10th Of May. 1870. Admission free.
Cristsdere's Hair Dve t. the Fayorits DE
In America always reliable, natural, beautiful. whole
sale and RETAIL ~ John ct.
Eyerdell'-, 301 Broadwny.-Eieeant weddan9
anu bal cards, orders VI uancng. foreign note papek
Lowest prices.
Act wisely md exa niinc Pomeroy's - EIaSb
TIC Truss, ~ fio Broadwsy, beorc buying any other
DIR. Lyons Teeth Tablets contain nothing
injurious to the teeth.
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The Bayonne Educaio Board has begun an
inypsfig OH INTO the alleged .trcaGnent OF pn9'h ny
Principal Bremen the First Ward Pubif sehooh lie
ia charged with holding child of Mr. rarloe, we'll
known resident, by the arms, ana THROWING mn va
emily on tle moor and, on smother OCCASION, with
graspng pupu naIneI sid, pc ~ the collar, siAs lg
nam around the ROOM causing tle hVys head 10 s'rke
Against an iron post, VITA htr Slns another DJy on
the head Wlh OoOt. Mr.. Lremtr 70 ait1 aceAsed a.
using uu rentlcmanly language - hH sGhOtltA hr,
Brelier kaON s.gs that lao punished INC boys DtN
vii , mil ssyrrity
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SUPREME CoTRT 49, Gu AMBEIs.- II, 80, As
81 a7 Y ~ a5 ~, a 3d. ! a ii9 i ss i u.s. iSN
GENERAL TERN. Nos. So, 55. %, 81. de, ~ ~ 90
~, 1iS, a. lt6, li7 lS5, lJs lao, Use, l01 nee
l2bA ~, 81, "a 100.
a. fs ss$ pda, s. gsS ~ s e. & & g. ii:
81: 40 80, 800, $50, ae2 no 2el ads ~, llo, ~
CIHculT-Part l.NOs, 1Ji5, 847, li21lf. LA, 1911,
issS ss7, 1880 ttQ ln2o, 1875, ioio, 21o ss9s Llg
l7b9 l1B3, 1907 35Y 1893. 1870 1877, fi7. 1873, 1851
i!S3 iIsa ~. lts1 u 1852 iosI lGii lc5T9 ~
No 25JS. Part llI.-AdjouFned until Monuay the l5t
inst.
Part l. lolz, 1918 r 2l9o los1. 1000, 1859
oS5 eSs, 205 Sg7. Bza 1887. id ~, al. sos' 9is
o. o. % e. u 40 ~, 49, 81, 90, 81 a. 81, 90 X lsD,
1879 kquity Term caAenilr viii stand over until Hhnr
day, May II. Part f.-Nos, 1000, lTblA gsa1. 9e7p,
1867. 1900 l7ls, 9s6, 900, do, 4z. liza 1000 I9l
207s, l074. Part Adjourned untn Monday, May 10,
Pyie's o. X. Soap 10 NO doubt the most scs-
iesl IN mi el A
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Tho New Play "Conseiencc" at the Union
square Thcntre.

Conscience " is the name Of drama in
Eve acts, the work Of Messrs. Lancaster and
Magnus. II was first acted at the Union Square
Theatre last evening, before a large and intelli.
gent audience. The performance was very much
too lon9-so long that anything like a critical
notice OF the work, or OF the representation.
cannot be made now. The scenery, painted by
Mr.. Marston, WIS very handsome. especially the
landscape arranged for the first act, nd the play
has d plot calculated H. excite and sustain
Iiyely interest. We shall give the drama and The
manner Of its performance a fuller aud more
careful EXAMINATION ut another time.
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NEW YoRK. Tuesday. Mayp.-Besves-For want
OF fresh offerings there nothing doing IN beef eau lie
to-day, Owing to the unfavorabie weather, dressed
beef mad slow sale this morning 7lxap<c. n for
ordinary TO good native beef sides.
Receipts of calves were 404 head. mainly milf.fed
yeas OF ordinary to good uility. Prime and extra
veas were IN good demand at 7xD8c. n, but other
grades were quiet, at Jte8l1c. pm.
Receipts Of sheer ,na lambs were III loads.
head, mainly spring lambs, aud there only one
load of sheep unsold from Spring lambs
were In lair demand at Halle. n or tJrsS head,
and common TO prime clipped sheep had lair inquiry
at bs4g6l4c. y n.
Receipts OF swine were % car loads or 26t3 hogs.
including car load on sale awe bat solu before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

Us1oNTOwN, Pa, May o-Isaac Hutchinson
and William Nycum Of this place, quarreihh aDout "a
woman. On Saturday Hutchinson ami hi brother
James attacked Nyeum IN tho blacksmith shoo VI the
latter's father They b. xe his leg VITA stone, and
snot ms tatAeT IN the al her ana Ia the thigh. They
Zen shot the Crippled one ball n'crlng Ms head
ana one LODGING IN hs eide. While lying ON the eroune
he drew revolver and shot Isaac Hehders4n, bringing
HIN down. James Henderson then ncd. Young NJ
cuns wounds are fatal, AID his father IN critical
condition.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sr: In your
number OF Sunday last published m article headed
"uold Mining Rhlnebeak" The properly IA
owned by Hiram W. Klloorn, ESQ, wealthy gentleman
WHO resides ntar watertovn, NJ y, and VINO ID now
devil OpingH. Thus surface dggng has prudnc al
eyer ors us aylng from si3 et95 tom aud ~ ~ est
depth assay sh producing so per ton goa.
Nj. KOorn Ecnds TO deVelOp the min mora eni en,iws
~ tnis spralg and summer. j. u. LIcnrEAsrKlN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

The Jersey City police are working on the as
sumption that lie explosion at the bergen 'unhti va
saturday nigh, was caused by the strikers, Chief
Cha,,pney and Capt Glenny possess some Important
infsraton, aad hayc clue farnsnni 70 sas ~ r
few iays viii probably result in the arrest OF Two Os
three persons In the search for the cons pirhors w.
police nave the aid OF the Delaware LaeAaWanns, nu
ton BY the Fire Commissioners WIZ gega cntans
and authorized City Clerx Scott TO ssnd sabp9nas.
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Does n,t Dynw Two salaries.

To THE EpToR or rnE SUS-Sr: In rHE SUN
Of to-day appears u statement that Larry. sou Of
Capt BrIlne OF the Rnceiving ship Colorado ~ allowed
TO dr4w al the zane tins IN the Colorado cap
tan's ana IN the New lOra CustOn HOIsu !,
elerK there" A. am the gentleman alluded u be
paragraph NJ Larry" Peque,s you 70 pgalisa my
~ :. friaArr COLORADO, Navy Yard, NV York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str I was
much amused Al the remarks attributed "a ma IN Tues
days sus. have neyer coveted notorlcy, and am
sorry my ualne Mas mentioned but II the anonymou-
"Nth" (who, Au sure, are nono VI NY old cnmIaas
are really drsrOus or Information, aud viii call
communicate wth ns al my Office. rhey viii Teteiy
WI +. RoGfRs 208 Broadway.
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At the FIRST Oh mach concert Tomorrow evs1-
o. he music VIII be AL selected from the compositions
Of That lively author. and win include new waltz n
prcsb wruen for that occasion. The rehearsals ars
."nS On ndus TOuily, anu "a. ON nbach shows MuAnt
to hH ytrJ pIriculir and cNauting conductor, nol
sAAalod al e,try phrase IL played IA has way.
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A Mnrrinrc Cou,rnc, vIo,nted.

Before Judge Depue Ia Newark yesterday,
Sarah Lev beautiful young Jewess, sued Albert Han
tor breach OF promise marry asking damages in
o. 600 Hanser became scQuafnted WIN her white she
. domestic IN his brpnsT,s family. lie senitd
witnes, who testified mat Hansen told him hs oysd
Tor stealing. Tls Jury gave the aIl 1900.
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AwFoRD-ABERDEhN.-o May q 1876, sNev
YORK. by the Rev Dr. Tyne the Cnurch OF the holy
TRINITY. Mr. John Crawford OF PhLade phia To Jennie
l.. Aberdeen u New YORK.
FOSILls-GROENDlhE- At the residence OF the
brides parents. Irsnten. n j.. on Thu.dAys May .,
1873. by tie Rev y NJ Sudditord John Gray Foster Of
New YORK city TO Fannie H. daughter Of ID. n. Grosn.
dyke, ksq
JOHNSON BELL.-on Thursday. May L. at 10 West
eBth IT, By the Rev. s. NJ Hamilton Lucius Johnson Of
West Brighton. g. L. to Amelia daughter OF William u
Bel Of New York.
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Canadian yiIInu, Inundated.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nay 0-rhe river OTTAWA s"'
overlooked its banks at Gstineau Point Village, dolg
."h- "efao'e damage " property. Ine whole lo"n -
nnce esterAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

The General Term In PoughkeepsIe yesterday
affirmed the decision OF the lower court In refusing TO
have tue nudng Of the jury ana The sentence twelve
yulTs imprisonment IA the OF owen Iully Br0Ok.
bn's" Man kater." set aside a, leSA.
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MARINE TNTELLIGE YCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rurs DAT.
sun rises... as sun sets.. 90 Moon rises. o -
nfoH wAIER-rnI~
SANDY Hook 43 Gov. Isana. ~ Hell Date. 10 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

cd BY loud mouthod iqleroity pnt on io az
lime The United StaLea Life Insurance Company oi
~. vort xhieh avoids ths boInoad or others,
kas far out stripped Va competitops IN ~
OF sbility arc wanted 20 represent the eompany-Aas
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superintendeu. Felk,. Un.uece--frl AppenI.

THH appIItaIIOh OF SUPERINTENDENT FOLK, tA-
Chief OF the Brooklyn police 10 set aside the nndne Of
the 20 ice Commissioners removing him from office,
" hra before the GeDeral Term ~ Pouehkeepsle
yesterday, @nd THO Judgment Of the lower court was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10
Arrived-TuEsDAr. May 0.

Steamship Richmond Richmond and Norfolk. mdses
ana pass.
Steamship San Salvador. savannah. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Giaucus. Boston. mdse and pass.
Steamship Carondelet, Galveston nldse and pass
Steamship CHAMPION Chlrlcs'ou, ntse. and pass-
Ship Edith, Liverp DOL, rndse.
Bark Patent. London, In ballast.
Bark Louis de Grer. Hamburg, lee,
Brig Octacius. Port spain. tnolasscs.
hlkOtnc usual river ana cOsstwise vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

lntantile fevsrs snd saasms srsl not possible
"lis Asnehs Teetning Cordlal can be had. 26c.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

from this drug trade. Qntpk's Irish TIA ths
great bilious remedy. asa succesl. Price 26o.-Ads.
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MIR. t'lendennina Depo.ed.

ihteihfence received In Jersev CITY FINN, H..
hnnOs ely tal tho Rev JOn s. C,lenarnni,, W. ~
Hovsohsm AispaBtorass W vvis o. uas fr.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

GROCHRIEe-COheee hlVe bcen IN moderhteIy fh1r re-
guest and holders show considerable nrmness sales
To-day Of 900 bags Santos. here on private tere and
b01O bsRs RIO. al Baltimore, mostly at 171l617fc.,
gold. Molasses Ia steady. especially foreign sales to-
day Of 900 hhds Cuba afning at S2e34c Hat Rice In
jobbing request Raw sugars rather dull, but gen
orally steady sales Of $50 hhds Centrifugal AZ SIC.
Java a2@g5c. Maracabo. 16,fes1pc: and RIO, l5t9
lp,ac gold Rice. Rsngoon. 2Te2ssc. gold, in bond |,
muse; pew so9toci Cub. clsyed do aeea
sugurs-Fair to good refining CUBA, 75xa7Jtc. I,
esntrlfuga. Sssec refined. iof1ossc for hard, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

n9ssy.rt Dom nrm Gales lis 900 bush at 0ojtc. for
spsSsosTc' 9ne SIC Tor My Sd@5elfc for grsde
ior ungraded Kansas Csc. r Southern yellow, and %
sIvv' LOT o. u!hern white rive active saFs 2S000
western, shoat
corroN-The tendency has been uniformly down.
wsri unth ne lowest prices OF many years have been
necspted. lherc como speculative rregular1ty At
the close The receipts Of cotton at tho ports during
tne weck were 2pS53 bales and the number exported
vas H3b7 The Total receipts since Sept were pfb-
$50 sn increase o. 59627s bales compared with the
etDonoiDg period Of last year. Tne welthcr has
been generally favorable for the crops. To-day, with
Tree offerings and limited demand, the market was dull
and lrreguHr without quotable change in quotations
ssles oS baes Of which COZ for censnmptlon and IN
Tor tpt cuation Futures adv need 1326o1 Gales.
$1,000 gsles closing 10 ~ SIC for MAY u 2332c for
june " 3l.32c for july 13tc for Augus and septem
r. 13c for OcOOer, ana ~ 20 SC for November and
De ember Receipts at the ports day bales
lands, 2Ied. We quote on the spot: =.
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n KIED.

Injurious to the teeth ' " s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

Pyie's o. X. Soap Ia no doubt the most scs-
pomicsl N marketable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

Cristadore's Hair Dve 10 the Fayorite Dye
in America always reliable natural, beautiful. whole
sale and retail. e3 John at.
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The daily gazette., 1876-02-22
Congress IesteTddU.

In the Senate on Monday, House
concurrent resolution declaring the
twenty second of February national
holiday was unanimously adopted.
Among the bills reported was one for
the relief of the Chesapeake and Albe-
marie canal; the West Point appropri-
alton bill, with amendment; in rela-
tion to Glenwood Cemetery, in the
District of Columbia. A report was
presented from the conference COM
mittoe on tho bill to pay the interest
on the 3 IS bonds of the District of
Columbia, and passed by vote of 81
to 25. The Senate adjourned until
Wednesday.
A resolution was adopted directing
! the Attorney General to inform the
House by what authority and for what
purpose he had recently given instruc-
lions TO his subordInates in relation to
testimony OF accomplices, thus over
ruling ali precedents. The bill to re-
organize the Judiciary Of the United
States WAS passed by Il vote OF l43 to
lO2 A resolution was adopted calling
for certain corIespondences between
the Treasury Department and the
A''Ah Va Lug iahh uloD DClNtC inc
American and Bri tish governments iu
regard to the Geneva award. The
post route bill was passed. Bills
were introduced and passed to regu-
late the practice of pharmacy in the
District of Columbia, to incorporate
the Georgetown and Tcnnally ytown
Railroad Company, and TO incorporate
the Mutual Protection Fire Insurance
Company Of the District OF Columbia.
MIR. Springer indicated his purpose TO
ofler resolution, to be referred to the
Judiciary committee, directing the
secretary OF the Treasury to withhold
the centennial appropriation. The
House adjourned until Wednesday,
to morrow, Washington's birthday,
being national hollday9 Mr. Cox
announced that Speaker Kelr was
much better, and would be in Wash
ington to morrow.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-22
Look Out for Him.

The Richmond Dispatch recommends
as the best method OF putting an end to
the nuisance of sheep-killing dogs TO
offer reward for dog hides rs an article
of commeroe. The Dispatch narrates a
remarkable instance OF the glutitonous
power of dogs. 1t declares that "A dog Of
that city ate siyty-four pounds of meat
in twenty-four hours, and that he did
it under circumstances which admitted
no doubt of the fact. AQuarter of beef
having become tainted, was thrown to
this animal, and being powerful and
greedy brute, no other dog i'll Richmond
was likely to undertake TO divide tbe
prey with him. In twenty-four hours
all but the large bones of the quarter
had disappeared, and these were polished
perfectly clean. The worst part of the
story remains to be told The dog made
such destructive raids upon the sheep
that he has been sent to Baltimore, and
is believed now to be in this city. We
recommend this anecdote to the con-
sideration of the Maryland Legislature,
which is expected TO do something to
protect the sheep in this State from the
dogs.- Baltimore Sun.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-22

The sittings of the Beccher Advisory
Council yesterday were held with closed
doors, out it is not believed that entire
harmony prevailed. Francis ID. Moulton
sent to the president a letter Offering to
prove Beecher guilty of all the crimes i'm
puted to him ii afforded an opportunity,
ana Mr. Bowen also sent communica-
tion IN which he unhesitatingly ques-
tions the voracity OF the pastor Of Ply
mouth church.