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the CENTENNIAL STATE.


SAN PUEBLO, Col, June 3.-The chief
tain Of this city was the last daily paper IN the
rorritor to come out in favor Of the State
oppose the movement to the very end, nut the
larger par, Of the press Is anxious that Colorado
shall throw ~ Territorial. swaddling clothes
and take her place In the Union as the Centen-
Mai state
The election is TO take place on the lat Of July,
and the friends Of the State movement are max
ing an active canvass to Insure majority vote
Ia vor OF the Constitution. A great many Of
the politicians favor the movement because II
viii make Offices plentier. ana others favor u
because they think that Colorado will. when adj
mttted. cease to be an asylum for wind-troken,
spawned. and dead-beat politici ans from other
portions OF the Union. Most OF the ranch men.
especially in the southern portion of the Terri
terry, are violently opposed 10 the State move
nent, on account Of the increased taxation Il
Will entail ON the people. but they are not OF
ganizod Ike the other party and the probabili-
ties are that they will let the election 20 10y
default
Those hest posted say ~ re Is m doubt that
the Constitution would be defeated IL n fun
vote could be had. Tho opponents. instead 81
selves with cur-ing the Denvcrter and politi.
Clans generally. 40 ~ charged that the members
81 the Constitutional Convention made up "A
slate for site officers, Memuers Of Cong ess, u.
:. Scuatlrs. &c, nefurs they took 1ual vote on
the tunsutution. aud that the Offices are all dis
trtuuted among themselves.
TINS may ue true, hut Ia any event the State
Government Is likely to be- "a IMPROVEMENT on
the rotten ring that has controlled the Terri
tory ever since ia organization. A gigantic
ris' en- " land stealing hy means OF straw
non esteadsrs IA ne Of the rich bonanZas Of
radical TOttcnuess. and tine Democratic Con-
gress would do well To open II up.
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the BLAINE-FIsHER LETTERS
Mr.. Edwards PierrepOnt Thinks they were
Printed ns kend Ia Him.


Printed Ms Kend To Him.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The House Jul
dietary Committee sent to Edwa DIS Pierre pont-
who, with Messrs. Black aud Carpenter, were
made con1dants as to the contents u the Blaine
Fisher letters before they were read in the
House by Mr.. Blaine questions as 10 whether
the letters published in the Record were tho
same as those submitted for his judgment. IL
was supposed. and so reDorted, tn { Perrepont
had gone t. Europe without answering the
question. 70 day Proctor Knott received by
EXPIRE "a 10 age containing fun reply to all
the iut,4. gituries lie SAYS they were read to
him bu uuce, and as published IN the Record
are the some with o @ exception. That excep-
tim was that one Of the Letters was not as long
as the one read 70 hin THIS has since been ex-
pl ined AS an omission OF ma ter In making up
the form, which has since been corrected In the
Record. They wer, read for the urpose Of get
thug his opinion. whicn ne declined 60 give. lie
thinks that all the letters read TO him were
printed. and does not recognize any difference
in the language of those read and those printed.
In CONCLUSION, he declined to give any opinion
on the subject, inasnuch az he has ACCEPTED
tue position II the Engli-h mission, and II
would DC unbecomins 10 MIN to do so.
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WEDNESDAY, June ~ -FIOuR AND MEAL-rhe
trade In hour only IN limited scale, ana prices
nOrinnilV unchS geo. Shippers took some ilurs Of
We utSr yaYsss a. pr.y",c, ,,,,.,M"n ~
and Western 81 bo~t+ extra state, Sc, fi3kss5 3,
western pring wheat extras, Nfahet6 90. Ky ami
xxx, a. 21af0bpi do. Wtuter wheat ANA AA, $3.50
CVta; Miunesota paten, tGgtfH 20 clty sippnl ca.
$3.50 ~ southern Hkvrr and fanny m 'u Dr., 1910
CTS southern supping ca ri-. t54so oth med
Wcsi RI. sc. ~. i0Df3i brand, wine, ti3h.
turroS -poi- WrrN Oull aud ltnNN, hut without
QuOtaulu decline, slrs 81 bales. Iil ing u.II t-,
l2c. For fnlure dohycrY the early months doctl"d
llhr, ana the later mouths lsc.i salts bIi nt
closing with uuytr ut ~ - ~ t0r uY 10 90, Tor
August II 1910. for Srptru r. llbf' i0t nc' ser,
and N ~ see, Tor ovt inner amt De- tinnHr. lbs iHoul
" lH quol,vi wer at I 1874 for uidH uF unislN-.
Provisions T. TX hrm'r Nl hsrus goo ....l Hf's
On o. tlA b'ief flA75i and fHr trilIt dtNttN,
9eb0 Via. al flHbosInG5 nr Ausu.t and sltN.te
sla.SD for Sentrmber Bacon Qll"t 100 hoNrs Guy
10 rlruTHt lie Light cut n. ats htnlFht tsh .,'.,
includ nR prNlci hams al IA and rn "t ai u % -
IA d nrincr with sales OF $500 .tt ll. ~
for prime ciy, tlliopt lbo tor future "es,rrn ana
SllMfl2 Tor r'nucd, 10 IN qutulNt aNI t"r iuilu a"
hwy, 800 ic,. az 81 .tbGsll % Tor IuN, t1i 900
sl167le or August amt sll'5@fll 80 or sept n" -,
CloslnF weak. Dressed hogs nrnrr a. HatN9' hniief
selling fairly at e2~2'e Tor good - prnne state
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NEW YORK. Wednesdav. June 2s.-Receints Of
beeves 100 loaae. 1850 nend mainly me'ium
to good native steers including number Of car loads
OF silers Tho demand was scarcely equal TO the sup
ply, and the market was duli win downward ten.
denCy. some OF the sellers claiming fcdu ton from
Mondays rates equal to ~. n. The snes included
medium to prime steers Al from Soc ~ To dress 90
nS with 81 hca dd ID, az 10 exc, to drcss 80 Ms.
few selections RET III < al loAe., 70 drett 81. MS
Receipts OF calves l 3hi hta', 1t state stock.
The demand was hardly 30 urgen az on Mo day and
yesterday ami pricer were IN 4c y 70. Ntk.fcd v,als
ranged from 5le@71sc. ~; Quit rmilk calves and
mixed lots told ~ paot5 3. y n.
receipts OF sheep aud lambs were 20 car 10 de,
$500 head Sheep were easier, With SLOW tranc al 40
o.. n. for common to best. Lambs were du m 1
loeer, with sales Of ord 70 extra state, virginia,
AID kcntucsy stock W 7csgc. n, snd choice Jersey
Limbs at 90 ggivc.
Receipts % frgs were "a carr, or 4,017 bead. The
dem was n ne better, IN acir ioHd ~ OaiD hog
1Vj D.. average, sod alive at Si15 100 ne aud FAIR
trade IA dressed hogs at \ " SIC. n.
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Two Railroad Accidents.


Two accidents, somewhat similar in
Character. caused considerable delay to the
early trains on the Long Island and Southern
Hnir dads tLis morning.
Tue early freight train going east was stopped
at Jamaica, aud the engine was engaged In
backing number OF loaded cars into Hendrick-
son Co.'S coal aud lumber ward In York street
into which "a track runs, when, the. curve being
sharp. the forward car ran on the track, and the
consequence was the main track was bockc ed
up uutll the obstruction could be removed
The passenger tram which left Far Rockaway
n, 52j aud WAS due at Hunters Point at 6;25,
when ar iVing II tho ltockaway Junction In ia
maic village, ran on tho track in consequence
OF misplaced switch. IL appears tnat tho
switchman was not at his post. and there WAS
no 1Agman at least none made hla appearance
In time g. prevent tho aCciient. rhe trains OF
both the Long Island and southern roads wero
thus delayed, but fortunately no one was hurt,
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ANOTHER ONE or rHBm cAveHE
The Arrest % an Iuritator OF the Addition,
Division. and silence Policy.

The Arrest Of an Imitaior Of the Addition,
Division, and silence Policy.
wILKEsBARRE June 2s-Edward Gum
ster, brother Of +. W. Gunster, member Of the
House OF Representatives at the State capital
from this district, was arrested this morning by
Chief Of Police Hopes of Harrisburg, on a
warrant granted, on the oath and information Of
Gov. Hartranft, by Mayor Patterson OF Harris
burg. The warrant charges Mr.. Gunster, who
was Treasurer Of Luzerne county immediately
before James COPYRIGHT. who IL now awsiting
sentence for endorsement, with maIiciouslv,
cOrruptly. and irauduientlv making and forging
and classifying the reports aud returns Of tax and
for Licenses collected and received by the said
Z Guuster a. treasurer Of the said county Of
Luzefne, and defrauding the state Of a large
sum Of mOney-severai thousands as far "a has
been discovered. The prisoner was taken before
Alderman Hawk Of this city, where he entered
bail IN $4,000.
The modus operandl OF this embezzler was to
MAKE out correct returns from here, send tbem
TO Harrisburg, and then follow aud with the aid
OF a Ring at tue state capital alter aud change
them to suit.
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U-NEww1r1Th-O Tuesday, June 20, At nc
Of the brides parents. bs the Key Dr. Gott-
heal MAX Blau !, CagrIs NcwWIlter.
nANDEN-WAISll-- On Monday, June 10. ~ the
Cathedral. jay st brOoSYn. Joan Hayden TO Cahnrmo
Walsh.
X OM-SUTTON.-ht the Reformed Church ~ Hgh
Pals Y y, June 90 BY tho Rcv. William II. NrOOin,
Mr.. LIKE W. krOu IA Mary T.. sutton.
SMiIH -lEAIlI.-In this CITY, at the rrhlacnoc 81
o. urlde's parents. June ~ 10y tn Rev. Or DuAcan
KENNEDY, plht OF the Westminster Pre- hYt ran
Clurrn Of Eluornc q, J Oscar u Smilh u BiuHin-
n'lc. ~ j., 70 ki1tbe h. Ony daughter Of Mhiiam
Heart. FsQ uf NcN urk.
Orange aud suffolk opunlea, n. Y, and Detroit.
Mich. IAper- p att cup.,
Whitaker FLAY.-On June 90. b. the Rev Dr.
Crlpscy. Charles MltaAer OF New York ~ MARY L.
Hay II New Yurk.
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the FOURTH ~ BROOKLYN.
The Great Procession, the Fireworks. the
saluies. the Addresses. ana Oration-.


Snluies. the Addresses. ana Oration-.
The Brooklyn Centennial celebration is
TO have for its chief feature q parade In which
about twenty thousand persons are expected to
take part. Gen Jourdan. Grand Marshal, has
promulg lteI an order hxinG the places for the
military and civic organizations to form In the
Western District along the streets opening into
Clinton street. Many societies and lodges are
20 join the Western District procession, some OF
them on horseba The Eastern District pro-
cesston VIII form m GrthHm avenue. and viii
march to Bedford avenue. at the Junction Of
MNr le. at which uOin IL Will meet the Yves ern
Distri't Division. The professions Will then
constitute one column, and march through
Myrtle avenue to Fort Greene Park. A plitoun
of mounted police l. TO lie q the procession
After the Grand Marshal ana stan ana a troop
OF VARY ot tie Filth Bri.ade, there are to be
over hundred car ihgss containing the city
and county III III II. Then eIgnt military organ
after them Will come tie Marshal and stan Of
tue Western District Division, with the MONT
ed civic societies, the German Centennial Union.
the T. stern District DIVISION and Carriages and
societies.
ON Fort Greene. after the review OF the par de
ny the aayor and other officials, tue Centsuni Il
ceremonies will he held about II platform at the
tomb OF the prison shiD martyrs. The German
Centennial Union, GU voices. are TO slus All ORG
IN hymn. Mayor schroeder Is To make the in
trOductory remarks. Gen. Cttlin l. TO deliver
the Grafton. Alderman Fisher IL to read the
ulemnridl relative 10 the PRISON ship artN re-,
the Union Chorus Will sing Hail Atlantis" and
a. midnight. while the great inultttude aie sing
Inc the ." Star Spangled Binner' flag IL to be
hlistcd on the crest OF the nil. A grand dis
play OF fireworks Will follow, after winch there
Is To be salute OF 100 guns. There are to De
fireworks Throughout the city on the evening oi
IN
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mrAwAUknE unIsKEr CASES.


A District Attorneys Notion of Propriety-
Mat Carpenters Exouerntiou.
WAsHINGTuN, June 2S.-The special
committee to inquire into the whskoy trials
continued the Investigation OF the Milwaukee
cases to dav. 5. j. Conkliug was cross-exau-
ined by Mr. kcyes. Postmaster at Madison. WIS,
and testified that he WAS certain that at the last
interview held with Keyes before going to
Canada. Keyes advised him to 70, and told him
that lie would be ce tain to be convicted II no
remained, as there was put up JOB" on him
TO let the Rindskopfs Of. He told Keves at
that time that he had never received a dollar
from the Hing improperly, aud still saws so. lie
always represented TO keyes tn 4 be was inn b.,
cent. ana presumea ke,es would have helped
hun II he nad Thought him guilty. witness was
willing To comptomIse the charges against
RudskOpf In 1874. and ssurcd MIN that polt-
ticians IN the STATE would aid him. He cnnsid-
cred 1t to DE Tor the Interest Of the Governments
to make such compromise, and did MT think
he was doing ANYTHING wrong IN expressing a
willingness TO settle with these men. lie did
no y ouise that Mndskopf should ne let or
Tor that was a matter resting solely In the hands
ofthc Commissioner Of Internal Revenue but
he was willing. rs prosecuting attOrn, V, to aid
ia efecting cOuiprumise. und In 50 dong
promised nothing that would comprolnise him
self, Senator Carpenter or any otner official. and
sdd nothing that would Indicate that senator
Carpenter held any improper relation with any
VI tie distiliers.
Senator ,arpentor inquired Of witness 10 rea-
ii uto the proposed purchase OF the Milwaukee
sentinel during the senatorial campaisn. Mr..
Cate % pjccted to the taking Of that uirt OF tie
TESTIMONY "a having no gearing on tho question
under investtlatiOn. Senator carpenter desired
To SHOW IN 4 great Inducements were offered
MIN. under great temptation. to nuy on the OPP
p sttiOn against Nun In IN. last mpaign, aud
that he refused TO take n snge step IN that di-
rccii1n lie laid tuat everybody knew thar tins
Investigation = taken for political purposes
to smircn political men IN Wisconsin, aud pr
ticularlV him3 self, and he desired to show, and
should introduce evidence tor tnAt put pose,
IN be did nc, hing whatever during his cam
paisn that was not absolutely upright.
1t WAS decided to allow SUCH evidence to he
produced, and the committee took recess un-
Al 4 al 4
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transactions at the Exchange Yesterday COM
prlsrd foreclosure sales by +. Ludlow OF house and
lot 25Xoo5 north side Of sxly'hlra street, W feet
west of Madison avenue tll, 100.
By j. Brtckrr, gore % oAboNhol oA.3, IN centre
uf III Oh, between FOurh ahd MiWsOu avcnuc-, FotY.
nrs ana Forty SECOND rretE tLWu.
sale Of premises southeast corner OF Btoome aud
THOMPSON streets adlourucu TO June 81 5oti sN'tt
OF Finn avenue 10 July Q, ana For ysecpud street
wet Vt Ninth avenue, to June ~
sales nuuuced 10 day ar' premises - thzalel l
90 Wet NttVruih street, ana mouse aud lOt
fremont foreclosures.
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STATE honds were more active, wI,hs le, OF LOUIS
a., new ami new series also, AZ idl< Rairo ppuds
reelected better inquiry, especially ftr the Pc Ne
Railroad issues though lcHign ana WKcsnarrc bonus
sOid uosu t. NJ. Tue following were the priucpl i
Transactions; Lchigh anu WllNCsh consolidated,
s2Sa Chicago, hnrline ON and Quincy ~, l20i M
WauNcc a4d 81 laul lists, Ia eros DIVISION lt4s
lO4sl MI Naukee and 81 Paul c,uso ldttrd suAing
fluid Oi'a Albany aud SusquchInut Ids, lusA Che.
and Mort western consolidated. 1854 ONO and Mis-
si-eipn conso dated siuSius und, loo C-nT % Pact
let, California and OREGON hrancu, 9iA4 Contra "a
cdc gold bonds, 40; Western T. cine OOnd., lJ2L, .
1926; Uni n pacnc 1ss. l0dsl0Jil Union PsclnC
lana grants, lnlt Harlem lst,, - coupon 49, North
Missouri lists ss Paul -, gold, 1913 Boston, Hart
ford and Erie lets, 1875
ILe olcnng. nlguast. lowest closing prices Oi
ttOoks to-day
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ssss quoted a, ssiie. for State factories. Esss

Cheese quoted At Sale. for State factories. Esss
lcSSic fOr fresa Ncs cru ana state
Hh,n Wheat dropV!ns anI on. y modorately active
sales l9lnp bush Of 81 G2afl 90 tor No surtnr 10
s.snst contition 81 1901 iof 50 2Chicaeo. u is
@tt is for No NivauEsc q. iOCttl IL for red wIn-
tr sud ~ SO for choice amber do: aud q 2oatf.3o
no ma Tor NJ ipting. as TO condition Rye SOLD 1t
s2s for Western. barley quiet but bsIley mat selling
fairly ~ private nriccs Oats dun aud p0of qnahtics
depressed ssles ~ 600 busn. at 3Sa,lc foI NE range
ofnued 3t435c. for the range Of white 35c for NO.
eml1sd inspection SdstlHc Tor mised wes,.
erni 3teo42c. for white Western; i0el4je for whNe
state Core rather nrmer sales ll20oo bnsn at SOC.
Tor Pads toa5sc FOR steamer. chienv ut So. 500
&C. fsr,a ibred, b@60sc for ungraded mixed enc.
tor dnns set emen' southern white nounal q, $40
ooe sbd veiow d2stfJc.
suNDhfhs-spirits turUentiue was Quiet NJ 2niac.
Roeas SC 4 N moderate at u 85ef1 rs Tor IN.
Ipta ~ gcud strained Renne1 pc. roleum higher al
15ta l5c sast Of 10000 bhs at these prices crude,
10 0uk quoted ~ sftciae. Ocean freghts quiet
fof berth ROOM but tauy aCuve for petroleum char
tered 81 ful rates. gram to Liverpool, ty steam, 3D.;
bacon tjs, fDuf to London by steam as., gram, ty
sail, "a quarter refined petroleum to bremen. -.
i1d, do to the Baltic. ~ f1d .@ha Cd crude TO Roucn
sbd Maseos, s. csses to Java, 3Ous32Nc whissey
seted sale. 100 bbls at OIL 10 cash. 1auow quiet at
S<dSafc Steartne sol nj l3lpc Tor prime western
OROCKHfRs-Cuh'e remained quiet At lJfeslgc.,
gOl1 fOt dO. there was Ohll tcd trade III rice az
Old prices A cargo " 25l hhds Porto Rico mOless-s
SOFA on private terms Raw tugars we're less active,
out arm Al AgsAc Tor fair to gOot refining but the
sales aggregated 100 hhds mostly Al &c kedueo sugars
arm anu ia demand AZ lOiseolOasc for harGs.
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SUPREME COuRT-t II AMBERs.-N Nos. TO- -, l0l,
112, 3. lab, lN, l65, dd 1877 100 ga 227 23j. 2p,
2bl, 252, 2ia 251 25S 211, 200 - - 800 100.
CiRcurr Part L. Nos 1871, 252, ll4a, 1862 $40, 1920
907s lb., 1890, 1901 1901. lh1 Gia's, 1870, d7 NO.
800 JdU .i2u7 1867 l72l 1889 1871 b3e, idit 1919.
Part II. "a on, 80. lOsss. so day calendar Part
surERIoR CorRr-srrorAL TERM Case on, No. ~.
No dag calendar. .
duV rala
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Liver and Blood Di.ca.e-.
BY X. " Pierce, NJ. d.. Author Of The People Com.
mon sense Medlca Adyisrr'


A healthy liver secretes each day about two
amount Of mat oria taken from the blood. When
the aver becomes torpid congested 10 file to clint
therefore, remains TO poison tEe blood, and ne con
Veyed every part Ut the ystem. What must ne the
condition OF The blood Nhen II l. receiving ana RETAIN
log each DAY two and half pounds ~ pusonY Nature
tries Ia Work OH tnlE poison through other chances
and organs-the uney-, lungs, skin, Sci out lhe.e
Withstand the pressure, bn become vntousy Diseased,
The BRAN, Nuirh Is tue great electrical centre ~ all
winch passes 20 u IRON me heart anu II falls o per
form M ONCE healthy Hence the symptoms Of blle
poisoning, wtich dullnes hea iHche nctpactty 10
ke' the lnind on any subject impairment ~ memory,
dry sleepy, OF nervous feenRs, gloomy lureOoulnTs,
aud irrlt.OuiV 81 temper The MOOD I,self Oeng DIS
elsed 90 t forms upon The surface 90 the
sku u ~ irr lUng poisonous That A. produces
dlscolrrd Drawn Hputs, pnples blotcheH, and other
eruptionH, sores. oQis ciruunc les, ana scrutuipus
escape becoming Affected ~ n'r or later, ana we
have, the rts g. clfuNenrs-, nes, dfOpsy, dysptp
trr or uad hst Ia the mouth internal neat, pulpialoh
teasing cough, unsteady appnuc caJNng sensation IN
throat hlIntiIg ~ stOm en- pam 10 slueH OF ABOUT
shoulders uAck, 60 dnths OF cAtromiiirs, &C -.
Only few ~ the aD1Ye hynip, ous are likcy Ia be
present m any clte at one le. THO liver being the
great drpustint bioOd-c causing organ the sy--
TEN, set this great "hOuseNerpcr o. our hea ia at
work, and the foul curruptluns whlr1 sender IN the
blood and rot out II were, the uaChncri OF fs IRE
Dr. ~ rec Golden MEDICAL Discovery, anu very sl"
doaes dtY uf DR. Pierct's Pheasant Putga I'VE Pc' y,
pre- eulnentY the Articles necdHd' They cure every
klnd OF hunur from the worst Hctululi Ia ne common
pmpic boiCh eruption. Great eNins nlcels HI ulY
heal un4er thor mighty curative ihhheAce. " ulrht
hOO1 pulsuun mat ur0 m ti4 eys en- iue hy thtm
somewhat pr trlctCt 10 the most tainted sNsigu+
may De completely renovated and butt W anew Eu-
aus disipper under The nnueace OF these great re-
sola nts.-Ado.
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The william stree, Tragedy.

John Keenln Of 2o2 WI liam street was tried
In the General Session, Yesterday for killing Richard
Bel on the est of NAV last. The testimony showed
that Ben struck the accused INST, and otherwise pro-
Yukcd MIN bY tutoring rDhe Onn upon hlt vines good
name. Keenan, stabbed Rel. ana he died from the et
feels Of tAe wound. Inc my aeqMllrl keenan,
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A Centennial Jubilee at GiImOre- Garden.

Next Sunday evening an extraordinary per-
Torrance Will be given at Gilmorc's Garden In addl-
ton to the musicians who nave been charming visitors
during tue last few weeks, Malane Pappcnhenl, MHts
Of 800 uau YOcc-, VIII axe part1 IN the enter
talnment which PROMISES 10 be one of very great IN
surA
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Papanti's insane VIE.

Luigi Papantl Of New Haven says that his In
sane wife. Pea lopc was not arrested IN low grog
gerry ny the brooklyn police The Italian consul dis
covered mat she was Ia fmiY ut ~ Hamilton stree,
Ia Brooklyn, ani teloBaphe tho fact 10 rapantL
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Arrtved-WrDNraDAY, June 2s.
Steamship Richmond. Richmond, city Point, AMI Nor.
'olk. tudsc. and pass.
steamship Urncilctor. Wilmington y. C.nayai storet.
Stcaauhip Braahsar, New Orleans, udec. aud pass
steamship Aoy --ina, Liverpool, ndse. and pass.
Ste lnsuip SwttXrrl aud. Pni,alulDula, IN ballast.
Steamship Cly of Vera Cruz Havana mdse. ana pass.
steamship Aihumarle. Lewe.. muse.
steamship kleanOri. Portland.
steamship Victoria, Glasgow, mdsc and pass.
A4tD usutt river ana COtstNts- st.tf.
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sought palm Oh the puOlic nery aud adutcrlted
ar ms Tor benign Cordial to winch the wcAA, IN ner-
vOus the dyspcpuc the slccplcss tue desp nlent owo
more than to any other restorative OF cen ury hOet
prolific IN remedies. Bui ihcee vie limitations 9 u
deceive those who used the Great Orig.
inai UdolDnO Mofcs Schcdain Aromatic Sc1hti p-,
winch IL al once donor andn pieservatiye OF heath
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mAKINA INInALIGhNon.

MiNfAruRK hLuANAc-rUs DIV
sun rises. % sua seus... ~ MoOa sets morn.
atDif WArFE-trt- ..fsN
sandy HOOK ~ Gov. islann. ~ lien Glte... -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

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QulrAs llzh Tea. sold Wy ciugglst, ppice Zoe Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

Choice foil sized cemetery tots, $ll2 Halves
ana quarters IN proportion. Inquire AZ 2O0 broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

fever asthma, Of lever ANA gElr an uul ilHCi W We
iuug Fire Island Beach. fraus leave uuAters POint
p:35 A. VI. and i.30 N. Tor surf Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

Unusually brilliant Strangers seem determined
procure one of kSOX'S hats. IL IL brilliant idea
worthy OF Centennial VISITOR. Tue kuOA stores arc
2l2 broadway and ia Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

Act wisely mud ex a mine PoncroY's 81 Elias
tic riuss at 7iG Broadway. Oeflrl buying any other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

Shayne's celebrated lf-ounce hat for gentle
II havlns the largest sale Of styo ever INTRO
auced, rly mice te5Q. W9nacks Theatre
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

Washing made easy by using Pyle's o. X.
soap. Try II anO Sec AdV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29

bargains for cash In furniture and carpets NJ
CuwpcrthWultN, los ana l57 ChAthtm ~. Chamber
suites, tls 20 go Drcssing case suits ~ 90 f3 Ft
nus do S5 $50. parlOr suites $50 ~ 800 hrus-rs
CARPET n Every mug Tor housekeeping. Three four
story Ouidlngs 10 woroons fun Of latest sIie goods
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