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traitor in conception, birth and now still
Tory to humanity in its dying throea LIS
professions are not pat forth in good faith.
It's exposures Of corruption were made, not
because of Its patriotism. purity or states
manship, but because 1t is starving for the
opportunity to plunder. This nation was
never disgraced by such motley mass of
'inchoate statesmen" Had they meant
to do right they were deficient in capacity.
But with bad motives and incapacity COM
bined, they are disgrace to the Aforesaid
elementaries. The trick will not take. 1t
is the same old slang, the stereotyped
phrases, the fraudulent pretences, and now
they have added that of superior morality,
the most blasphemous of all its pratenses.
Gentlemen, you can't roar, and might as
well be content to bray. ........ ...
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THE New York Herald, always on Il

THE New York Herald. always on the
alert to chronicle the incidents of outdoor
sports and to encourage them, says:
Washington's hosIitalities to the foreign
rife teams are very well in their way; but
what sre our marksmen doing toward giving
our plucky visitors trophies TO bear back to
their respective countries, which will make the
memUry of the great Centennial contest live
wherever a rife bullet is fired at target?
The Herald is probably ignorant of the
fact that the public spirited citizens Of
Washington have already offered one
trophy. pr:ze medal, TO the most success
ful marksmen in the pending contest aud
one each to the most successful marksmen
in the Irish, Scotch and Australian teams.
Besides this the boys are having such a
good time here that they are 10th to re-
turn either to New YoIk or across the big
DOnd
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TIE New York Sun has never been
known as being remarkable for accuracy
in its illusions 10 personal character, but
now it seems to have ignored even an at
tempt to be accurate regarding incidents of
the most trifing current interest For ex-
ample, it asserts that Secretary Gorham,
of the United States Senate, attended the
citizens banquet given to the visiting -ifle
men now in Washington, and that ex-Goy.
Morgan presided over the Cincinnati con-
vention when Hayes was nominated. The
truth is that Secretary Gorham was at the
time mentined and now is in California,
and that MI Pomerny, of New York, as
temporary, and Mr. Mcpherson, as perma-
nent chairman, presided at Cincinnati.
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Mr.. A. S. HEw TT is to be pited. Dur
ing the last hours Of Congress he volun-
teered to indorse Mr. Tilden as an honest
and honorable mar. We then accounted
for this by alleging a connection of business
Interests IN iron for railways. Hewitt
hastered to make full denial of any and
all connection with Mr.. Tilden as though
he (Hewitt) would be forever disgrsced if
it were true that such connection existed.
Now ex Assistant Secretary Of War Wat
son ccmes out and shows that Tilden was
a director and large stockhOlder in Hewitt S
iron works. Poor Hewitt
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On! IF Boss TWEED were only here to
"help US raise money to carry Indiana, "
is the exclamation of many an innocent
Tildenite in New York. But Tilden him
self is not so anxious for the return of his
former partner in iniquity. They practiced
the true Democratic civil service reform
together in the good old Tsmmany days, "
when Tweed was wont to give Tlden
S., 600 check on more Insignificant occa-
sions than the present canvass, and the
latter tr mbles in his boots whenever he
thinks O: the possibility that Tweed might
be 1nduc, d 10 tell how the money was
raised. Verify, the way of the trausgressor
is hard
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The Democrats are raising money in
New York with which to carry the In
diana election next month. The Tammany
office holders have been assessed for that
purpose, and business firms in trouble
with tie revenue bureau have BEEN COM
pellCd to contribute. This is civil service
reform with d vengeance.
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BOTH Tweed and Tilden now regret that
sweet William did not go to Great Britain
instead of Spain. Derby would not have
surrendered Tweed, and Tilden would not
be shaking with fear at possible reveal
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his flock to the mayors of those cities. The
afflicted yearn for succor.

NEARLY every Saturday we have to record
hanging on thepreceding day, where through
the ine1perience Of the eKecutioner the miser-
able victim of the law Is tortured In q way to
make one shudder at the recital. At Coshoc-
ton, Ohio, yesterday, the moose was so un-
skillfully adjusted as not even to interrupt
respiration, and the poor wretch had to be
pulled back on to the scaffold and second at
tempt made, which proved successful in dis
locating his neck. With such bungling con-
stantly repeated, the people will soon demand
the abolition of hanging, If not of the death
penalty entirely.
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DEMOCRATS are committed to the eff
cheney of the evidence of confessed felons.
Hence Tilden's terror at Tweed's ap-
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The latest explanation of Tilden's income
tax is that the $1,000 check given to Tweed
was given for the latter to carry to the col
lector Of internal revenue and pay Tilden's
taxes, but that Tweed appropriated the money
in another way, and put it where, in his own
judgment, 1t would do the most good.
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EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

Lately grass was discovered to cause in
toxication, and it is called "stipa." We sup
pose hereafter, when person is found to be
intoxicated, in polite language he will be said
to be con-Stipd-ted.
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Also, q number of other Houses,
Larger aud Smaller than
the above.

JOHN W. Z. MYERS.
sepl2-lm Real Estate Agent, us Fifteenth street.
HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.-SEV.
Ill eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS
on easy terms. Also, FARMS in the District, y
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange. -
APPLETON 2. CLARK,
nhl5-WFMu 71a street northwest.
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TA0 DE PA r T VI MT
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
FACULTY:
REV. Il. r. HEALY, s. j..
President and Lecturer Ethics in its Relation TO
Positive Law.
HON. RICHARD T. MERRICK, LII. D..
Lecturer ON Constitutional Law and the Law of
Nations.
HON. HALBERT z. PAINE, LII. D.,
Lecturer ON Pleading. Evidence aud Practice at
Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence
and Pleading.
EDWARD $. RELY, ESQ.
Lecturer on the Elements of the Common Law, liu-
Real and Personal Property.J and
the Law of Grimes and
MlSdcmcadOrs.
M.F MORRIS, ESQ,
Lecturer on the History Of Law.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, LII. D.,
President of the Moot Court and Dean Of the Fac
uliy, assisted by WILLIAM IL. DEN
Ms, ESQ, as Clerk Of Court.
Lecture Hall, 9I5 street northwest, Gonzaga
Lectures will lie resumed WEDNESDAY, October
4, 1876. Opening Lecture at 6:;0p. m
Fees payable half yearly or monthly. In advance,
New students. undergraduates and friends of the
school are invited TO be present at the opening lee
turr.
tel ms Sc. may be had at the BOOKSTORES of the
MessTs. Morrison and Robert Besll. upon appli-
cation to the Seer. tary, at the Lecture Hall, from
$50 to O'Clock p. IN. DAILY, or by letter.
BIT HANLEY
se3-STuThtocl5 Secretary and Treasurer.
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LEGAL.

N~NON~~ONONONON~NO0~NONO0 ~NONO0D0O~~0N~NONOO%NON0ON
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA. SPECIAL TERN
PROBATE JURISDICTION - SEPTEMBER
10, 1876.
In the matter of the will of ELIZABETHS SHERBUrr.
Application for letters testamentary on the estate
OF ELIZABETH SHERBUTT, of the District of CO.
lUmbia. has this day been made by BEATRICE
DUFFY. Ali persons interested are hereby n0tt-
fled to appear in this court on TUESDAY. the Ith
day of October At II O'Clock to show cause
why letters testamentary on the estate of the said
deceased should not issue as prayed: Provided. 4
COPY of this order be published once a week, for
yiOus to the said day.
Test: A, WEBSTER,
sep3-W3w Register OF Wills.
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Cannot all our churches take up collection
for the afflicted nennle al Savannah and,Liruns-

for the afflicted people at Savannah andJ5runs-
wick tomorrow Who can more appro-
piately move in Washington in reference to
this matter than those who preach the gospel
Of Christ for a common humanityl The i'm
poyerished cities of the South are sending their
dollars, their doctors ard their nurses; Balt-
more, Boston and New York are responding
to the call of the suffering. Shall the Capital
of the nation manifest not throb of common
humanityl Let each preacher tomorrow tell
the story of woe and invoke liberal gifts, and
send at once, each for himself, the offerings of
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PERSONAL.

N~I~I~~% ~S~~1~%.~-~-~JO1OJ~1
d E N OY A IL.
On the first day of October I shall move Temporal
rily into the office No. 6g5 Fifteenth street. opposite
the United States Treasury, formerly occupied by
Dickson & Patterson.
PETER CAMPBELL.
Banker and Broker.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1876. se29-2w'
ITO LOAN-MONEY ON FIRST-CLASS
l. real estate security. in sums from 81. 90 to
$500. iHEU. +. GATCHEL,
se27-1m Corner Eleventh and streets.
A W. SCHARIT HAS REMOVED HIS
~ law office up stairs, ass Louisiana avenue.
aul9-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A CANARY BIRD, WITH DARK
- spot on side of neck. BY returning 1t to 1ll7
+ street, corner of Twelfth. 4 liberal reward will
be paid, se5O-2t
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ENOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HAIR.
NESS, in nrst-rate order. Horse Is
kind, will stand without hitching, and IL ~
. fast road horse. Inquire at f&.
KELEHER'S STABLES,
se23-f q Eighth street. -AD
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FOR SALE

TOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, NO. rs NJ
street northwest, three-story, Jwo-story back
building. nine rooms, bath -room- gas and water;
This property will be sold cheap. Apply to JAMES
ii. STONE, No. hoo Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1876-09-30
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

SATURDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80, 1875
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WANTS.

NNNNNN(C(((~\0|NN00( 00(NNeNNN0N(%(@(|
"ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN TO COOK
w anu keep house. Must bring reconmenda-
tions from last employer. Apply at 1914 Seventh
street nOrth Invest.
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DOLfN RLSPITED.
Mr. Onkey Hail TO Argue the Cuso Before
the Crurt oi Appeals.

GOV. rlldeu, ON the recommendation of
Jpd-c Rapstlo and Dlstgict-Attorney Phelps,
re,uii ed John Doian Yesterday until the l4th u
Aprl next, TO give the Court OF Appeals an OBJ
portunity TO hear ais case. Dolan WAS discOur-
aged yesterday, Notwithstanding the re-
spite. lie had no hope. lie was poor.
and poor man, he said. got plenty Of
law, but httle Justice. His family has neither
food nor money. lie would die without much
regret If It was not for his wife and mother. lie
has lost two brothers since his arrest and there
l. lao one left to support his widowed mother.
4 tail IA to be given on the l4th inst. In Military
Hall lot the benefit Of his mother. The Snerlu
deputies have bought Sl5 worth of tickets.
When the sisters ot Mercy from Houston
street called to seo Dolan YESTERDAY, he said
" 1t is hard for a man to endure punishment
wntn guilty how much harder then Tor me-
Noe. | never lifted weapon assinst a man IA
nv life, and ny employers trusted ne with the
keVs t. their sale
Dnlan lawyer has a letter from Diamond Jim,
dated brooklyn, In which he saws That he " put
up the job" OF crackiug' Mr. Noes - ore, put
did not KIN Mr Noe that his partner did kill
MN aud that tie can be found II diligently
searched Tor. Dolan said that ha could put his
utcs' time. Two Of pinkerton's detectives are
shtdowlng hlm Tor evidence. lie told woman
when intoxicated. that " n was lucky that Do
Ian W arrested FIR that murder, for II he had
not been, he might have been Ia DJlans SHOES,
" have given up all nolcs,' suld Dultn.
shall die and nc forgotten. | declare before my
God that | am innocent. On, WuN ana take
that watch To pawn. GA, my mother hnd WE.
A man who was jealous OF me told Mary ltee'i
to swear against ne. | must suffer because
wa. found IN bad company. IL Il hard"
Mr. a. Oakley Hall viii argue Dollars case DC
fole tho Court OF Apo lls On tue Ath INST.
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NEW YORK, Thursday, March o.-Reoents Of
beeves we're ~ csrss Or az head making $50 slncs
Trade was extremely dun. and prices further declined
about &c n. The extreme range for common To eIi
ira steers and oxen WAS Soi2c. n, to dress $50 81
rs. to the gross cwt.
Receipts OF calves 337 head. making 6iO since
MONDAY against tho same number for the time
ast werk. Demand hight. and markct weak ut 7ssi0c.
n for common to extra vcals. No grassers sold.
heceipts OF sheep were "a cars or t7ib head, making
bel2 since Monday, against 1925 for time lass
wees. SLOW alee, lower prices, ana duh feeling
the features OF tho market Poor to prime sheep ranged
from bisc. to 71ic. n with n load Of extra Ohio
sheep, us NJ. average. sold AT afc en.
Receipts Of hogs 20 car loads or 2 100 head,
making p50l since Monday against zoe for the anna
time last week. None Tor sale alive. Dressed hogs
were quiet at lOSssiCIc. n. for city, aud 100 O,o
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rnh Ru>H ro rnh nIrPoDRomE.
The Ushcr- Coustraiucd TO Threaten 10 Call
tue Police to Aid Them.

Probably four thousand persons were ut
the MONDAY PRAYER meeting In the Hipuodrome
yesterday. aud all the platform seats were occu-
uicd ~ tlckot holders. several ministers " this
cit, and from Philadelphia sat behind Mr..
Moody aud many OF thcm took an active part In
the service. The congregation sang the Twenty
fourth hymn, and the Rev. Mr.. llepworth read II
long 1T of requ' sts for prayer. After the l5}d
hymn had been SUM, Mr.. Moody read part Of
the seventh chapter OF Revolutions. and spoke
for about twenty minutes on " ihauk,eivi 2"
I'll iWVh hVnn VS. sung. aud the Rev. Dr. hing
~ Dire sed the congregations
br. Murphy. Mno followed. relOiced that
withlna few weeks Two hun REQ persons had
~. liei fsr mcmbr, aIip IN me Mariners Church,
~ wDicn he Is the nasiDr; Dr. Osborne prayed
aud the Rev. Dr. liatGeld. OF Philadelphia,
spoke. Other clcrgyncn followed, and MI.
Saukty sang the ~ NrutN-thtrd nsmn.
In the Gfi egno,n upward "i seven thousand
uets'fi~ assembled 10 hear Mr.. hOVd' r lecture
ON Heaven"
tnHu ever before. After every inch 90 I'm % :
/ boon taken No, ~ iltit dc Will 81 form
fIf,cfs, ani m acct all well dressed, hied the
r..rf.-,.u ler1lnr - f'fe in4rr door. aud pn-i-
70 uy "f them t'oN thi rc /, III 70 i'q.lry
..fu.. 3D. ...-..i 20, 90 hcnr the sin'in-, and
were dIsllds"d on.v Nv ths usarrs' threats tn
~0ui ir I.Ic' uhl ,ra. Here were, pr'ia-
ul 4.J tu .u, fl.Ii hA.i, and unt les than 50 q
} 90 iur NNriN IW % '-iie, ortaNkfu ~ W. ~ li-
/ "a -. J"suu. r.o clntfcgatlun .aux Tie LON
I DO. fuu. nud, after % nrtN L. iir. SstkcN saul
] " ~ trNlny iud rnf'Hg I q me- au4 Hrff lu'n
J tho ostlii1w uer.lu-. Mr. Moody repeated ul'
/ rtHr' on to"'' , Toe h-frg N'"h ana
/ "~.i,, $50 Gather rt .uc iivclf'
| iu tie overflow f.crtlIg Ar Je-up read tn,
tt.rl cuap.cr I'D j .un, aud thc Rev DIS. Sabine
VIZ doni,t' l. onarec NJ tho mcl's meeting
! anI the ItcN. d.. -.e.acu H. lvig Jr ted In IN,
. prayer meetinl IA tu' Ma .isoh avenue hdIl.
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THE Conre-, Tor -aieId-'- Fortune.

In the suit in the Brooklyn Supreme Court,
yesterday In which Henry smcldss poor widow claim
tie large fortune that Is enjoyed Dy the rch
widow and her children Father Malone TESTIFIED that
the perish records of ST. Peter and ST. Paul'r Church
con aimed the entry az the baptism ~ Catherine and
Nism Shields the plaintiffs children, and tllt tn'y
were b pissed as Henry sheid-'s children, william
laor. Shetdps hruther.in-AW tsEtlned that he lVed
vi shicids from 1872 to iSiA ana nat he was ALWAYS
home ulEht, aud very regular After that tifnc
he heard tut ne Ms living with a woman IN Vail his
hui N. Shields married taerine Labor Ia 1875 John
Kelly al old volunteer hrcllan, tesuaet that hc ran
with Company No 40 New YORK, of which shields Was
"a M mhcr Shields alwaAs passed Tor u bach 'lur. Ca
crlsl.c1 ,mlnatoa Kelly said that he formerly a
gannicf When asKCd how long since he gamb ed, he
answered, The last time had money"
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rAol SIALIM1V rYDER oATM
P0cketing $4,000 tor his Services 10 the
EumH Nining Company.

thtthh Nthihk Z ohthhhNs
WAsHISGrON, March 9.-Prof Silliman
appeared 1. fore the Committee Oh Foreign AZ
fairs to-day. and testified concerning his report
on the Emma Mine. lie MAS employed by Gen.
Herr II. uaNter to make tho examination. The
siateuent that he WAS induced ny a bribe u
render "a base and dishonest report was false
Iii, compensation was not contingent hut lie
VS. Ieft % fix Mis- own COMPENSATION according
to ne value Of the service 10 be rendered, and
the risk encountered. lis terms were accepted
without modification. namely Ihe payment or
S5.t00 IN Adylnre; alter the con pletl9h ol mo
work he WIS To ne paid in uddi ION not less IhHn
5000. nor moro tuuu 10000 lie receiyed Siu-
90 aud fnr cue per Ormance 81 olhtT hcleilluo
services Wa cumncnaat ed-.,ts enuIe receipts
amounting T. S!l,UD. the adiitiphl services
con, iatDd Ia ,Xaulniug mines IA lthh aid Nail-
fnruii, u-,ides The Emmr, OccupYng SIX or
eigut months. lie b Il NOT named any sum az
an cauiyticu' value 81 tie Emma Mine, aud he
hau seen no reason To depart from this opinion,
formed IN ms hrst aud second visit To the mine,
Inc Witness snd that PROFITS 20 the tNtent uI
ca" m liluu and athlrd dollars had resulted iiom
the Emma Nj e.. NegIert Of work OF explora-
ton had rendered II impOss Die 10 lain iuTtner
tTeasurs from the mlne without expenditure OF
money. From tue beginning Ot the enterprise
he had no interest Whatever IN tho stock, his
connection with the mine being merely profess
BlOnal.
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To THE EpIToR or THE suN-Su: On we'd
LesdI afternoon child 7years OLD, daughter OF the
undersigned, while proceeding 10 l25 PIT street WAS
entced into an aicyway aujoinlns and there iorchy
robbed Of pair o. gold ear-riugs by two unsn9Nn
gre OF whom hcl0 thr thlll uy tue arms Whu'
tle oor ptrpetrated Mo theft the child being very
tImid has suffered considerably from the slocN. Tic
following de crpipn may lead 10 the arre.t of the
Young criminals OIe dressed entirety m pluch,
Nhlc the other had black dress ana black and red
etrip.d shawl Roth Nory nsck hats, They were
AGED respectively abOlt IS and ia Years
ID. g. HAYES, II spruce street.
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TnE BINk DIRECroRs RELEASED.



Green were Arrested NO Longer Law.
Judge Westhrook rendered decision
yesterday that puts an end to all criminal pro-
ceedngs against tho ex-onicals Of tho Third
Avenue Savings Bank. Messrs. Green and Oar
ling appeared before his Honor Yesterday after
noon. and after brief arguments by the District
Attorney In behalf OF the people, and by Messrs.
Wakeman, Dittcnhoofer, and Sewell for the de-
PENDANTS, tho Judge said:
have had any occasion TO investigate facts OF
this prosecute but only know that the Inrd Avenue
Swings Bans Is 10 had condition, tecan ne question
and r,ndcrrd the judgment which nlHctd thrn IA tho
hands Oi receiver, should be very surrY ui HhI re-
marx Of mime To Intimate that either OF these gent g.
men mad been guilty Of crime. In regard 10 TIE que
Iuu OF holding hcn the presents THIS simple que -
don.
The law under which these parties said 10 be held
has been repealed thAt law Whic maze the CRIME aud
VIII u subjected ihem to punishment Tor the CRIME "
guilty OF IL, n no longer law. When Court Furnishes
frtlnr NJ can ,nJ do It ace riding 10 la~ and when
I e. aW which provides punishment 10 repealed the
power uf the Curt - punish II gone q.
90 view lnis. Not only Il the act repeil"h winch
punishment Tor the crime II wiped out 80 that tcy are
before - tribunal CHARGED Win crime when the act
creating the crime Is repealed, aud the net when sub
tets thcm 70 punishment for the CRIME also repal L.
b. held u yerJur, Ia making Ease icpUH nnder tte
law, but the warrant does not charge alsr arm
uhdcr The law, bus rinpY false statement there
fore order their duchagge.
This decision covers tha case Of Messrs. Thomp-
son W. Decker, ID MET Bates, DAVID Morgan
VIM. 5. Carman, and John II. Lyon, all x-Otlclals
Of tho Third Avenue Savings Rank.
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SUPREME CuVRr-CuANHEIts. Nos. 81. Is, n,
o. lU., lOi no, t-d. 49, LOS, ~ l7g lSu' 49, ~
y t. .Ss $50 2n .g3, 2pi, 80, JOS, 3ll SO 1884, 81
SIS F,l $40.
z, no. ~, ~, n. law amt Fact 3d. rs, lu' y l.
H., l01 49, Il, go 2o5 o6 n 80, 0s, 2Ji, 2 2'd,
Us, 2Hn 81. "a, col, .0o, Co., 100 ;aiS. ,
SurHrNF toullI Pat. I.--cuse on, No. lsp q hrrn
agl. Browning, No day cucndnrs Part ID SnnI'
100 stge l7s, laois l1@.e ~ * i S% Ma St%i
gI5i .d 2Ios 2Oi4. 2ll2 "a H. $50 2lst' 2gl Kay
III. snurg caas.- Nos, lsi1 No ,s.,' NY S 5Ni
ei4s, 9Gl7 2Ji9. 2Dal 1is3, 26yh sbaa, ~ 2tS.i'
2Il8 3rI 2s 1917, 2tNi 2tS4 2oul, .bdS 1ofi $40 y
-srpruina 1,aisT part i.-Cause on, No. l2l7. No
nav = i'nsar rlit iI-Nos 1894, 7O2. 75i AS, 2tA z,
40 ~, ioia, ios lGi5 iG'S loi7, Ms l,io
CoHM0N Pleas Part Case on, No, 1868
CoMMOa PLEAs-EQuIrY rERM-Nos 2, IL, Is.
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THURSDAY. MMon 9.-Flour WIS moie active
for slippnS extra other grior. steady Mitn MO =,
rhtry inquiry fo hiune nti ana western aNd
Southern winter incluUins hne OF NJ. Louis TOR
rNpht nj $3.50 Cora meal fairly active, We
quot" tuUr y hul supernne STATE aud western - 70
@tAtu, ex "a STATE, sc. Siyl,tfolUi Nltler NhrM \
Xxx, IS 25fAiN7o Minnesota patcEt, ~ Hta ~ noi
Suu'hcrn oaAtrs' and family brands, k7ayfS -. I've
lour, "a 0lA9u. Corn meal s2.GoSf4HO lor stern
OoTrnR spots quot aud uuchnn fed. Midd'uH w
l-nu I1aac sles l2i6 les Futures advanced lDo1
whCh W9s tterwPrd lost sales lihNl bales cnsli AZ
II i5ldc Tor March, l3c Tor April ~ p82c for May,
ana 1895 fur June ltceipu at the ports to-day 1894
bales
Pro, isIossPos was quiet, but about steady sales
on spVt 100 Db ~ tJ aud for future denNeI