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COZ. KEENEY DIscnlRGED.


Abner C. Keeney was arraigned before
Justice Walsh yesterday. On charge OF a tenn L
iue to hribc juror In the case Of Henr, c.
Bowen against the Bronklyn Eigle, OF which
paper Mr.. keeney Is part owner. The examina-
ton ttracted politicians. Mr. Smell, the Dis
trict Attorney assistant, called Mr. T.. 81. Hen
dickson, the Juror, WHO testified that on the
first daY OF the trial Of tho ease against the
Eagle Mr. Keeu,y walked home with him The
next evening Mr.. keeney called, and NJ first
tHlked about having some LOCKS hN~d Then he
asked whether Nendrickson could influence toe
juryY lie sid That II Things went night he
might help lleudnckson put OF ns financial iii
ncuities. Witness added:
Keeney said he thought Rowen was not entitled to
aaG Kec s sai 'ha ne wa. 10 quar- osi, he
Eiys rcmlrAodtla there was lut mgnry enough In
conversation on 9at oay. On Chrl-m,s Ny, sfer ne
SoS%g he n ii,, saoG loi % nai W. l In'd to
le I4,n he pr du,ed q s' con- lnns ihri aeii n
ga, to LIST pltc ed me u yey el,ieu' p9',9a.
.rl' WrFW NM 'o ~, f"t' n" we li. ap s
Nith me nine lie ,ccnel satisfied win me yericf,
NJ tue cast asAi. have known kreaci rft'cn
lcr- ~ haze lai many un,i9c's iranS 'llots WI,
MS 1l.r ihIen ~ a. uih-s rilcf the h'"t ~ J.
IT, s' eH ",o w keS o, n' 70 s1 1.c 1 a ny p t
! aga'usi Bowen. I was re Ms house once when two
ner Fenisnen were ngr hs ad'sei me 9f'a' ,
rONed SI9j from Inn auOth,r time, ana a. an th
tine c,lled 10 yl BACK. Ar knrny refused o. 70 on
my bond. Tle nfndlyt which vis hrst pushed in fE
] hUN Was drawn up ny Mr. Ie3ry &, Bowen ou Frh. 90.
mad consulted wan Horny H'yue. my cou sell before
/ goue 10 see N ioNen. 1Le 'ccoad am llyt wa'
/ drawn ~ hf Nathaniel tuthrcl the lawyer for thg
| laXp ,yels ASsociat.on
Mr. lIcndIck-nn explained that h, made tho
affidavit under the expectation mat 10 was q On
! tie pubuShed. lie made 1t with no hostile iecl
! iugs against Mr.. k"cueY, bat that II might he
used va the opposition t. the change Of venue III
! the ring suits.
justice Walsh refused 10 dismiss the com
81 iint, aud foi The de1encc muCl liaylis, a gun-
| smith testified thae HendTlcksun's IeLuta ZION
| Wa bad, aud that he wouldn't believe him undcI
oath.
Edward COPELAND testified that Ilendi ckson''
| reputation was NOT good and that lac WouidnI
believe han under uuth.
Abner &. keeney iee'ined that he never ap
proardcd lIeudrickson 10 inlueuco him as
! jurymau, aud had never said word to hin
about lowering the verdict 10y voting for sN
cents damages. On Christmas Day they tali,et
about the case, and lIendrlckson said that he
voted for "a six-cent verdict, and took the cred
Of getting the verdict down to $1,000 Mr.
| keenev's testimony did not vary essentially II
otuer particulars from IiendricksOn's.
| After Mr. keeney's testimony Justice Wasl
dismi Used the com plant. Mr keeneys couust
contemplate suit for malicious prosecution
and conspiracy against Horny Bowen, EdwAr'
A. Bowen, Il. NJ. HendricksOn, e. G. Noolworth
Nathaniel Colhren, ana Albert stickney.
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ANOTHER CRY FOR JUSTICE.
THE LATEST PHASES or TIE TAR
AND FEITHER MURDER.
The spirit Of Charles Kelsey StilI Haunting
the People of Huntington.

the fc0pic OF HUNTINGTON.
nom the B,ootlgn Cage.
RIvERuEAp, March 2O.-The Kelsey case
declines 10 st settled or be dropped. Like an
uneasy ghost, the missing man constantly hauDts
the though and monopolizes the conversation
OF the people OF Huntington. Like Danquo he
comes up Ia tho most awkward shapes and at
the most inopportune times. Every Grand jury
ia threatened with him as n problem, and his al
legged murderers are constantly in fear Of being
COM eed to meet him in the shape OF prose-
cution in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer. The
belief that he was brutalv murdered has deep
ened with time. ami every month that passes
gives All additi nal emphasis to the demand
for justice upon Ills beastly and inhunan assas-
eins.
In the court room yesterday 7 met Henry r.
Kelsey. brother Of the murdered min. and had
with him the following conversation upon the
in the Erioie Of Web. y:
Mckay advanced ~ an argument that Charles
Henry had administered on hi estate he had
not p'ocecded to sell tie 1t up, and added that he
dd,red not move snotner step. In reply t. this
far As he desired To or could. lie has sold house
md seven acres Of lnnd that belonged to
other pr pcr'y.
Respecting the assertion Of Mckay, that on
the morning after the tarring and feathettrg,
when Officer lrMnor ana others searched kel
aey's house. they DID not look into one certain
! room, where he boIevcs Kelsey WIS, Henry
says that he wa not In the house just then, h t
| he hra been told hv his brother that he told
them TO search wherever they saw NJ.
'lckays next e Inrve was that shortly after
! tie outrage Charlotte kelsey stated ~ one u
! the village stores that sne had helped cleanse
| the tar aud feathers of OF Charles Henry : Tvs
! TINS - lso his sister never made any such
! statement.
| Mex ~ charged again that not one Of the Kel-
| sey family Jared 20 On tho stand in a court OF
| Justice aud swear mat he or sho does not know
! where Cnarlc. IS, Tor IL they did IL would send
| them to state prison.
| lhia wa- a sweeping ssertion, which h shown
! To br false
| Every member Of the Kelsey 'amily has sworn
to this and Henry says they will swelr To II any
! uu-r The court record, snoN that they have
| tCstincl to H. IIelry asscrts most positively
| that no has npyer span Ctafios or heard from
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EXPLAIN 1T VINO MIF.
The First Experiments Made by the New
York Psychological society.

The New York Psychological Society or
gAnzed on Monday evening, e'ecting President,
T.. 3. Woodward; vicc-Prcsidcnt, Prof @. A.
Below Treasurer, Thomas Norton; Secret Try,
cha j. Cole.
Af,er the business OF the meeting had been
finished tie resident exper mert,d upon one
~ the member who thought that he could not
lie controlled. The President made "a FEW pass
e., closing thc uemper'- eyes, ana de'ying hum
T. Oucn them. He tfied To upen them, but
filled. It's hludS were IcNi Locked together (;
then ne wt- t'ld IN zee Na- f7steuei to tue
Guar. The operator then said Mr. Campbell,
ynd have put 'Our Colt ON wrnng SIDE out
lie arose. Xamin-d his at, took u off, turned
II. uui IL or, and LAT down.
Pr T. iielrw tired plrtly mental eXpcriment
with the suntc't, no. fnIChiug MIA. Taxing
GU al, wttrn tie lr lf,ssor ~aii AR Coup.
tel, \ Toe end ( TWO minutes precisely you
will %" asleep lie did not show any signs II
sireu M II near the cllse Of TIA" time. lLen ms
eve %. ehei I'D smut. Al the end OF the two
min .t,s MS eyes closed and his head dropped to
one side.
gentleman who liye7 IN Lafayet'e place, and
who a. sun red with epilepsy for seventeen
year, VS. put intO a q let sleep ny . lev down
Wafu passes, Pro. Erlov stai dins Ht his back
lie mas been tleated IN tins way Tor the past
TWO weeks, and has NOS had d lt dul lng the tiule
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AM JSEH T. NTS.
First Representation of "Ferreoi" Mt the
Union square Theatre.

Union square Theatre.
The first pc rformauce of the new play at
tho Union Square Theatre was witnessed last
evening by as many people ascould eet within
sight of the stage. The drama Is credited to the
pen ~ NJ. Sardou hut the Inference Is irreslsti-
BILE that 1t Is only dramatizaton by that author
ola story enti;led :" l. Assassin du Bel Antoine"
the work Of NJ Paul Parflit young literary
man Of Paris, whose father was for a long time
secretary to Alexander Dumas. Tue resem-
blance bet cen the lay and taat story Is far too
strong to be the result. ~ a. dent. In pr par
,ng the lhrec scenes m which the four acts II
the i. rc croarrse ntcd, " .Mar-ton.the scenic
artist. has surpassed h's prevto achievements,
jus IN admired - lev have cen. ihc cost em-
ur ced "a re number Of the most popul r
menLers 4 the CON vanV. aud two ladies' who
have not been before -een on this stIrc. lhe
uert m auce VS. smooth and Prompt for IA
hrst. " thc Interest Of he audience was not
permitted To nag. and the applause WAS frequent
aud h~arIy. sever ! recalls were made. ma m
other success has crowned the enterprise and
taste Of tue rnanageu ent Of this theatre. A
more cfretul examination 4 tbt play anu If
the performance will be made ty us hereafter.
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tINANcIIh AND cOMMhRcI4L.

TUESDAY, March PIP ". There has
not teen IN many weeks less significance IN the
general deuiines, or a day vixen operations were
more thoroughly mystiled ny the Lack oi posi-
tiyeness IN the stock market. Aside from Pacific
Mai, Lake Shore Western Uaion, the 81. Paul
shares, and Erie there was nothing TO excite re-
mark, aud even In these very ittle Of Interest TO
the general public could be eliminated. Early
in the day a story OF Jay Goud's illness was ct
In circulation, and Pacific Mail responded by an
advance from Ia. ID 81 but as this individual
was later observed quietly moving along Broad
street In apparent health, the price dropped u
2l1s, though under tue impulse OF covering
movement at the close there was rally Of | &
cent. Lake shore fc off at the hrst board s. =
cent, to o., but recovered the decline nj tho
close, and Western Union, after dronuing to
81 seller o. so trraled IA 10 record e. - huY-
or -, in the nnal dealings. Erie opened az ~,
moved NJ 10 con- hut remained nuiet nntl re-
acting toHJ's iuthe late opera ions. northwestern
sold down during the morning to i2's, though
afterwnrd rising to ~ and the -. Paul stocks
| were y and = n cent. higher In the final trans
actions. Operators on either side OF the
| account were disposed 10 make the day
practically one Of rest; but somehow
| Just before o'clock, without any apparent
cause, some Of the SHORTS became frightened ,
! and tue market was 80 bare OF speculation that
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THr WEEKLY srS published this morning cor

THF WEEKLY SrN published TINS morning con-
tains the 70 l,winf;
TIE Penlietoh Scandal Evidence Suppressed oy r..
publ'ra1 com 10 efnrn: 4 Krni.rky Maj M nj
- ~ -lari'Itp lAlur" secretary Br.st HIS Fy
dsnr' lorr Mr. Cynrr's tomtlit.c secretary Kobe
SOME r. gut-Iur I.vleu,r Ot nj JOLb, ~ co lectei
iInr 81 H., Ntris Enumerated fust once Frauds
Tn" or A. Cost q Nnt tresSell IN iS12- TIE
kilg I STRAW .lil lou,r-ctots ON TIE stlnu The
sun thtrs"t OF Four Yeas Ago sustained 10y sworn
Testimony sly'r for per Mohei-irupuse4 hedclmr-
M,@tinv OF tie " wocrauc state committee The Az.
prOtclng state Convent III How e. Count Tue Votes -
Tltn tnt loes not Gu.rd Ngainst the p-trtnchisr-
l,af o. st.te atislI ~ 4 lfurnia ~ sargent
Au his rev o. Corrupt Dincalh-Ile leatunpny ~ a
llsu.fr tcs Wltle7-; RE fhr seal Monopoly The
Nv iluup lre ElectOli lsugccssiu. fnOrt 10 is'-
peal tie i,eHuupt GA Acl; ihe biack Inns Illusion
Prep srruus Folly tnat Mus Enc IN u .ister-On the
tie 80 Il fu SfIrNa on i - am; Life % New YORK
pr.uae- il, port uf TIA STATE IIson AssOcAtlni The
al ~ - Naton-Spcech - Mr. q bOrman on -.
Pa iro'. Day Ia, Iona ~ III. ., on heknap A W.
tI.Hl IC Letter frou BISHOP Nipplc OF MI
nlso a. Nnuces { Sew FUCas-The Remarkable Career
90 ~ .s aid StuAry lhe NIclfl huga Cl A Poem
! t-hioI SKY feIr- AgO; l-h II, ia WASHINGTON
80 .on' !" Hh'H Itc Latest Ic.tgrapnc News
laclr- department. Notcs on Science and lndustrY
Mltf,r; story Number Thriecni Financial IltclA
gene" and MarNets.
THR EESLY SUI cJntalnsa complete epitoma Of the
news the week fom all pArts OF the Unitel state,
aud tie American continent Copies ID wrappers ready
,lins to the Old country may be nld It the desK
OF our pl1n atioa one Price four ccats. 'or sale
BY ali news d-s .ers la c.t an / country.
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AULD.- ON the morning Of the 2st inst after Iona
sickut ~, wnicn he core wituout murnur, william
Auto. clues, son of Robert aud Agnes AUDI IN tee 3lst
The friends OF the fimiy invited TO attend HIS
funeral t. Greenwood, on Thursday a. O'Clock, from
plcxy, harriet Bedcil ia re 7Stn year VI her nge
Funera service from For-vth street Metnodlst Eps-
cOpll Ihurch. On IhursdaV, at l.. VI.
BIKE MA ~ tiig.t hrenn NJ, the beloved wife OF
Peter brennan. lat II kAenny Ireland aged bS years.
The relatives aud friends of tue mlly respectfully
invited 20 attend tn funer from ner late resId nce.
72U T. II 9th It. on Nclnrs lay, AZ 2:lU L. NJ.
DUNSE.-On goth inst, James Dunno, aged 10 years.
a. +. A UAhOSs.-lhe menibcrs OF Irue sons OF
70 meet at ther iodge roo. 20. West 35tn st., on
"Wednesday, at ~ o'lyck, snarp to the lat rioute
Of sister Lodges cordially inviod unite with
PETER NJ. MORGAN.
PfGor-Tn Brooslyn. suddenly on Monday March
20, Eleanor s.. VIII OF Edward Mig L.
Inc relatives and irehi. at lie family respect
ftNy invited attend the funeral from her late resi-
deuce 5ld Bedford -V Ga "cinrs day March 60 al 23O
RYAN.-on Monday. March 20. Deanis RYAN. native
q he parrish Of Bartholomew, UNITY Corr. ireland.
The rsens will be taken from his late residence 100
March -, to 81. Vincent de Paul's Church, where
QUEEN m rs ia be SAID Tor the repOse OF his
soul Tn funera viii lave the church at 2 +. A.,
thente Go Calvary Cemetery.
RUDY ARD At IIopo4eA, y. j.. Prudence Rudyard.
IN u g p5th year Of her nge
kclatvs ana friends Invited 10 81 end her funeral
rcs1encc ~ her grand on, Albert Boecrl Jr
800 Boo neld st. hoboNen' On TnursaAy, 2Jd inst at
10 O'Clock z NJ.
sufiul~ county papers please copy.
1nEADWELl.-OI III siay. March 81 after q long
ana plnf 4 Illness Joseph I. lrcadWcll, IN the 77th
a ~ his axe.
Tho relatives and friends nre invited - attend the
neral On TnurSaas. March - a. o'clucs T.. W. from
his late reside nee, lS North "a So Brooklyn. +. ID.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prlsed the following foreclosure sales;
Two lots. eacA 25xioo .. souta side OF sixtythird
street 100 feet cast of Madison avenue, 5000.
One house. with lot la0x77, southwest corner Of
Lexirgon avenue AM Twenty eighth street, t2o.s0.
Three lot., each 2,xloo nort side OF Eghuetn street
$50 feet Of Third avenue, az 2iO.
Two OTIS each esvlcOli, nora side Of loolh street.
$50 feet west OF Ninth avenue. e. 900.
The foreclosure Gales OF properly on north side OF
Eiyhty-nfh street west of Second avenue. and prem
sr 224 last E.ruef7 stree, ware al urn"d 10 M0rch
Hs sn similar sale II properly "a northeast corner
a. Cnf and Hague streets 10 Az =. a..
Plciu.z, Norfolk street, miscs ga 20 QSca, and
gs7 ~ % !, sud property PAssaic y. D. were AIM
uIaWu RON slle
Trcfol owing property was put mp At public auction.
but cold; Premises ~ snd u stanton street 20
AN ~ r'unc street a. shcrin sre e. and tue "a oS.
INK brooklyn prnpr.j Premises 2,s Eweu street., -
pevuc sttc 4yO North second street, and igN No "a
Sctou street
ro.oay Il tie EXCHANGE the iog wing premise. VIII
he 30 a. public auction NO. 2lb DeluceY streei. ~
West i.llst ftffsf, go lhri ayrnue, and 60 ~,
AMI TO- newark avenue, J,r."y Dlty, \. }.
ere ait also nuu1cr Of {, eeiosure sales AL
j.
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their purcha'cs for tho time changed the cur
rent ~ prccs. Adviccs from London ~ much
uneasiness and panicKy feeling in that market
on the To- al securities ought naturally to have
excited distrust, hu Wall STREET generally works
10y cOntrarics, and this afternoons dealings at
forded tllusi ration Ut the same. Union iacinf
eold ut 3ex dtvi TEND, against Gj7s YESTERDAY,
but the remainder Of the list was positively not
worthy u comment.
Tue To- al numher Of shares dealt in was a.
l02. Of wnich Pacific Mail rcl,r 'sented 2J'SU;
Like Shore, 2lAVl; Wcs crn ! mon; ~, ntSIi 81
l,ln; Northwestern. ll5i; the preferred wv
Michigan Central. 40; union, Pacific; 40 Pa
800; Illinois Central 30; Del ware. L0ckawannd
ani Weston. JOG Rock Island, so; Chicago
and Alton, ~ Union Mining CO.; ~ Anel
and Pittsburgh, 100 Dubuque ard Sioux CITY.
rs; Panama. 100; st, H., X. Z. aud N, 80; n;
n II. ana H., & New Jersey Central. % ana
The gold market ouened woak at III, and
further declined TO lljgi. but when news came
market there was a rallv 20 illb. ut which figure
" closed; The transactions throughout the day,
turn, were conducted with considerable spirit.
The following we're the principal quots,Ih,i
1879 1879 g. aai t 1873 4 A NIL. MiIItt
iigS& S"iiSls isSS p a.iiii,s 5.- .o + .ii,s
lSas The a',' Dss sor having balances carried
go, me TOT ciearngs At the God Exchange Bank we're
bsne qGc Sub ssI resaly r eS s%f ,S
vo2 Ia saed h"na anu paid out Ia coin interest On ihe
. nc a,y. Dus ie.s at the U. 8. sub Treasury was
coo ,clpiS, s6NHV q plyme'lr, Slil o2, :
653O7 az. pvmen s40i6iO 40 CO. balance, 49,.
10 O..u. Gus Ons. fb4DOOO.
Tie L. erla revenue rc.pts were t2oO,OC0 and the
cusO ne re- ointa t5OlO The Treasury 10 ashluRtun
received tiOOUuO IA national notes Tor redcmp.
ton The Treasury bliinoe the closc ( CUISINES Ia
" shihgtpn weres Currency, N.7jO.oOOs ana coin.
fs3uol,OOO Inc uding 1880 900 coin cr-t ncntHe.
Frog exchange continued Arm a 81 ami - eOld
Ter time and Cemanu bills. Tao ofisrn - VI bills were
lilnt
Ia the money market there was incrcased ease. and
aN 90 ID
ral piHsel nj 50 u cent.
nj counts wcrc nominal at nf9G v cent. for nrst.
class nance.
Government bonds were weak and wcr IN syn.pa'
thy WITH the hcavness OF god ado 10 fltng of IN
the dem ind from during the past week, uu,
yet at the 0uy Ittrtcted bY the decline,
and a lru tone cDntrO led tue hnai dealings
run following e. a ell
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NHw YORK, Tuesday. March 2l.-Receipts OF
becves we're ear loa or 60 head but buyers did not
VISIT the Wqro places. ouf there trade.
Dressed beef ruled dun at SO i0ac. n for 70
prime native beef slits.
Rccrinis Of calves rcrc ~ heaf mainly milk fed
veils The demand was TAR, nut there elster
feeling. at Hr0'n tor common to prime
Re tipts OF sheep were car loads. or 10 head.
The dcm nd just ftr and The m rkct easier at
unchanged prices. or GGSiSc. n, tor common 10
strictly prime sheep.
i,ccirts Of swine were 10 car loads or 1870 head.
None OF sale alive. Dressed Arm At lO9iA
ltI4c. y n. for city. aud 1O1sc. Tor Western.
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HIGGINS STOCKTON March is. 1870 at tho
residence OF J. II. Wilsus Esq BrooKbn, oy the Rev,
thirics W. Homer rector OF - James, Episcopal
Gnu en-. Francs Higgins to Ettic daughter Of the
lat Ur. tauuel II cktun Oi fillaue uhli
BR NpLtY -NODWFTL.-Cn $ iuday. March s, By
the Rev. J0.epn \. lanchafd rvctOr OF st. JaineHA
Church FOrduam, " lillian bradley to Mary A. NOdwel,
all oI ms CITY.
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McCroery & co.'s opening was well attended
ye-ter n.y. "a spite OF the weather. The rars hats and
suns dupayed were magnificent. Those produced by
McCreery's ari srY llei tncm IN rcalY AMI ce-
game The prices ow, consldering the richnr-s
sud Of he goods. The opening lie eontaued to-
ia. and TOMORROW.
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Aaron Arnold, the founder OF the house OF
Arnoio' Cons ahic CO.. WAS buried Jesterds, from
srihl ae IA West Twenty nfth ct ret. The ser.
petA ere performed ~ the Rev. Dr. ope anu tie
Cemetery - 80 ~'NN""N~-
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THE SECRETS OF A LOBBY.


tn, rcmocla's In toe Le.i-lltur', have nearly
oil lun' to tn IT e. Convention nj to-rnorr
tie y Democrats will run the machine. The TN
derst utingi n at they are rot to take up any
in,r, II mt ti.ls, or those u tuli'ical nature,
So O., atstrct u thc Pc utli'ans. III, l. ut-
Locus hive pledged themselves to rcciptoct'e
the f.vor When The D,motfatic convention
meets.
1lchtecze over the no seat. no fare" bill IL
rbcly nv r,u't N another invcsti alton ~ tie
inil,v,rt th time he House win have some
titv tnn.il lie to proceed upon. Mr.. Wesf, the
ca 'rman q tn Railroad Committee, To-
dv r,se to que ton OF ftivterc.
II pronounced IN insinu itions as TO bis having
been D. nuenccl by none, ps false In every var.
tculsr. II is hut fair to Nr. West to that no
ore believe. he could o' bought. Bat ne made
some tev,lormcn' IN the course ~ his remarks
that tho House mu,t ln IA tic. TO Itself follow
w. lie said lha the nrs' wear ne was In the
Iegi.l turc-'c u now servng his nth term
he encouraged the lohbymcn to see lim'
that Re mi.It asrerta u how tloy ops rniei,
an oue morning a woll-kl'w lDnnyist offered
Dim &, Tor 4. vote on cDrt ia bill' which ne
decd. Cd with 'hr remark that ne had IN oncv
enough to sup RI hinsclf before he came to
the Ie,i.l ture. Tits lohhyis IL s1id to he still
a. out the I, gil FUR. aud Mr. West win give
lis ntuie To an y stieattug committee. Mr..
Wet Ts1 lHd n l"tter r.ad directed to me
president Of tic Troy md noston il~ond
G tru. ~ In =, frreure - hill IN VT Vests
ro-a.s.i.n. Vron comparing tho better and the
iili. vas NJ m that bot were written ny the
20 e ,ucr ru'ush-d in New York. sis,ci
..o,s. ho kgoy,.. ne lstt was bonded to
i,| It. r,',' un'ch T." tfruyi' doubtless IL was
written IN Aibau,. 1t a. lows;
NoNIY WANTED.
cnArtrs ". MosgI,. fsy 10 mar SIR. Pardon me
L' n.'n. ni '.nnt b. ~ az 'iiache rf me Ns'cn.
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RITTRR.-In the CITY Of New York, on the Goth day
haSth, 1876 uy the lion. Charles H. Van 49, unit Jucgd
Of the Court - tomni0n Pleas, julius Ritter frVn
LII lie Ritter. Cause. AIultcry.
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Twelve liquor dealers were held In 500 bail
each AT We YorAvle Police Court Yesterday for selling
Without lcense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

Mrs. wtNSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethng ~ an old and we-tued remedy. IL TIA. stood
tne tesi Of many years aud never Known to fail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

In the lower Mississippi The receipts at the ports
last niR1t d5f 36S baica corresponding p,riot pre-
vious season 3,tll $40 To-day the quotations for cot
to- on the spot advanced &c. at winch the market
nrn. Sflc 24Si bal =. OF shCh 1.i1g for export,
6f5 consuuptun. and 12 for fIccul iOn. Futurrs
advanced 33i St.Cs 81 100 bal n. closing at 1910.
Tor Apr ~ 9,c. for NAV. ~ i5-i0c for Juf e. aud
li3lic. July, Receipts at the ports TO-DAY were
nt". hal,s Inc Liv.fpgl mnrect was unchtngcdg
mIudlug uplal de- 8ikd We uuot,s on ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

ChAub suites, SO. An immense stock fur
ments taken II desired. b. NJ. CowperthwaIG CO.,
LOO and l67 Chatham street.-AdV,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22
MfRRIED.

DIR. LYONS Tooth Tablets have n world
via reputation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

The price Of Monelr- reething Cordial places
II within the ~ all who have Infants S5e.-AdV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

The Grand Jury mas indicted Thomas j. Bar
Sn.I murler IN tue nftt 1ec 90 "a Killing Ann Ham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22
R,Iiqious slotlt,s.

MOODY AND ~ANKEN.-A Christian Conyen-
w ulu Will he iel1 In the lppodromr, under the con-
Duct oi N,ssrs Moody Ald sinkey March 20 And 80.
Topics OF grtA lnpOrtlntr In turlstihu work ~ 20
discussed. Ministers aud nye lay Delegates rom
each church cniiticd to uckcfs, which VIII De
mailed recent OF credentials 1ckes can a 20 be
had ON presentaUou Of -edcnals Al me ONCE of the
Executive Committee. Hippc0rune. Ministers and lay
lOdine cOurs' platform tckets viii he adj
mtteI all meetusb Of the tOuyenton send all appl
cations 10 RICHARD G. MORSE,
Secretary Of Committee
REv. A y. kITrRtDIE OF Ch,efgp wnl
HI preach IN HE VI, usnn \veaue Il ;formed Church,
CORNER VI " " a., thI2 W eAla. ~ i v'sVeA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

Good Ingrain Carpets IA, 81 t-2c. per yard.
GnNl o. lits al 20 ger lari, one yard WIDE Bar.
gains ~ "a esrv, W. -srl., lugris O CLOTHS, &C, at
hltAM ANDERsoN's SONS, 33i 9th av., Sd door be-