davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
INITIATING BELhN4P.
Discreditnble Transactions by Officers Of the
signaI service.


Dircreditnble Transactions by Officers Of the
signal Service.
To THE EDITOR OF The SrS-Str: In the
latter part OF January last, the Hon. II. Cvmer,
NJ. C, Chairman OF the Military Investigating
Committee, presented a resolution In the House
Of Representatives (which was adopted) direct
ing the Secretary Of ar TO furnish the commit
tee with detailed statement of the signal ser
vice accounts. This came to the notice OF a late
member OF the signal service, who Immediately
communicated with Mr.. Clymer, informing him
that the moneys appropriated by Congress each
year for the benefit Of commerce and agricul-
ture " have been frauduently misused.
1t Ia well known to members and ex member
Of the signal service that. for years past, the
officers who have In charge the contracts for
supplies, and the disbursement OF moneys, con-
nected with the working OF the corps, have pur-
sued systematic course OF peculation. A strict
Investigation OF the signal service accounts,
from the date Of its formation until the present
time, would show that the service has been sup
piled with q vast amount Of material by one firm
In New York city. at n price more than three
times that asked by other houses and that II
has been the rule OF that Arm to deliver but one
half Of each Order-in fact doubling the contract
price-and evidence can be adduced which will
prove that this hrm was started at the period
the signal service came into existence also,
that the officers contracting with said firm re-
ceiye emolument for advancing its interests
with the bureau established Tor the "beneut OF
commerce and agriculture"
Three-quarters OF a million Of money has been
msused by the signal service dHrsnE the past
two years, While llelknap aud other great guns
have carried on their enormous operations, the
signal service has been conducted In modest
imitation thereof.
1t 10 improbable that Mr.. Clymer will allow
the signal service to receive another 100000 APP
preparation, without first investigating the n an-
ner IN which II has used the mony heretofore Ia
trusted to IT'S care, III behalf OF Commerce and
agriculture Il.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
An IMPTDENT FRAUD.
Making the United states Pay for Cotton
DESTROYED by Rebel Troops.


DESTROYED by Rebel Troops.
THE Sun few days ago announced the
arrest Of Augustine II. Mcdonald In brooklyn on
a requisiuon from the Governor Of Arkansas,
charged with subornation Of perjury. A gen
tleman who was In Arkansas during the rebel
lion says that Mcdonald appeared in that State
protesting to be an agent Of the English aud
French Governments, and claiming that he was
an English subject. He purchased large
amount II cotton, when was stored at Camden,
Ark, while the Confederate troops occupied
that place. Previous to the evacuation OF the
town tV Brighten. Adams Of the Confeder t.
forces In 1864. this and other cotton was used
fnr brcastwork-, being pned uo in line more
than amils in length. Il .iote evacuating the
place the Confederate comm nder ordered the
troops t. IRE the cotton to prevent II from fall
ing INTO the possession Of the Federas. Gen.
kirby 10 sad to nave given the order To burn the
cotton to COmmandant Steel OF the rebel forces.
the Federal army reached Camden the NIGHT OF
the evacuation, aud found II the cotton de-
stroyed with the exception OF some stray oales
sv,d by the citizens along the line Of the
Ouchita river.
Mcdonald and other claimants some years
after the war appeared before Commission,
representing that hts property h-d been de
stroy.d by the Federal forces. The mixed com
mission At Newpcrt awarded some <aN,0O TO
the claimants, $4,000 Of the amount lling into
McDonald's hands. 1t Is charged that these
clhm nts purchased the testimony by which
this award was made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

To THE EDITOR or rHE SUN-Sr. on the Ith
OF March Mr. Peed. who was entirely strange TO me,
came to my store, 222 Bowery, 10 company with Two
ladies, and desired 20 buy diamond ring, placed
tray Allied with diamond clusters before them, and none
Of them sulting, l turned around 10 &c some more
rnge leaving the tray the counter. When turned
90 my customers OF the diamond ringe missing
As soon as Informed them OF that tact Mr. Peed sld
he was positive that there was one ring missing from
the tray before had placed IL on the counter while
was positive that the tray full when paced before
hE lie also said TO the sergeant at the station house
that there Ia thAt part OF the store
the ring prior TO Its disappearance except
himself and hls companions. In conclusion, would
around ore, that Sir Peed never cave me his
lame OF residence. NJ. TANhRhBAuh, 222 BoWery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
An T'SEN ENTS.
very Pleasing and Instructive Entertain-
ment at ChickerinG Hall.

A very Pleasing and Instructive Entertain-
ment at ChickerinG Hall.
Prof. Cromwell's lectures at Chickering
Hall are giving great pleasure 20 large numbers
Of cultivated people every night. The purpose
OF the lectures Is TO contrast the old with the
new in art and history. To effect this in the
most impressive manner the camera Is used. and
illustrations thrown upon a screen In front Ct
the assembly. The pyramids, different scenes
and monuments In Rome, such as a general
view Of the city from the dome Of -. Peters, m
exterior and an Interior view OF that unrivallsd
edihce, as well IA Of the Colosseum, views Of
other churches, OF the triumphal arches, OF
1roj JAMS column, the column VendOme In
Paris and the Washington monument In Bati-
more, pictures of Venice, OF the Milan and Co
logne osthedrals, st. Paul q In London. the Par
lament Houses tn re. and the Capitol at Wash
ington, valleys In switzerland and In California;,
and cahons In Colorado, statues OF the Venus Of
Milo, the Venus de Medct. the Apollo Delvidere,
the LAGOON, and IIany other things In the old
world and the new are seen to great advantage.
The lecture Is n running commentary on the H.
Illustrations, not infrequently enlivened with
humOr. The entertainment altogether Is one
that ali may visit with profit and great pleasure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

The grim monster, Death, was steAthily ap-
prolchlng could almost feel his not, merry breath up
tcty deserted me. Only now and then would Morpheus
betrend me- nut on this suspicious day ne had degned
slept As sept behold had dreaml thought that
roaming upon foreign soil, whittier my physici N
had sent me TO recover my health. ! was In great
metropois-one OF the grand marts OF the wo Id. In
Que OF my strolls CHANGED TO meet man who had m
his HAND handsomely bound volume, entitled, The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser" aud who
title was such novel one that was impeed To give
the WORK casual notice. A. hastily glanced over its
monty found In medical works. But had too many
times been hoaxed by appearances aud determined
that would have nothing TO do with IT, Ayoloe within
me, like afaithtnl mentor, whispered hHoo MV 0DpO.
tuntVi In that book Thy salvation began reasoning
with myself. Although doubtful ana disrustful, yet
put forth my hand 10 take the book ana 10 the ageqt
Great drops OF preparation upon my brow. by
my beOside friend who had called during my
with book, Just published, which thought might
interest VOu." One giance al the work ana was as
Bured that II was The Peoples Common Sense Medical
ADVISER" by Dr. r. y Pierce Of Buffalo, \. Y. surely
His the YerltaDle book which had seen IN my
dreams. My rend loaned me the Work, and every day,
my strength permitted, Derusedits pages. AhhOush
ebral Physiology human lemperaments, Nurelng OF
the SICK &c. yet being an invalid wasmos' nleTestei
tnat had liver affection, anu yet more than one medl'
attendant had pronounced my disease consumption,
ana that vould fa WIN the autumn leaves Ia that
then confident that | had not deceived myself,
rcaso ed thus; ANY man VINO can so iruthfullY de-
itltutona tenuencles ust know Just what my physc'
Pierce. viii take his Golden Medical Discovery as
having peFseVeTinRy followed his prescribed treat
menI once again enjoy the blessings OF health There
ny and take b. Pisfess Goiaeu nsSic. bssSssrS
Quu.-Asv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Arrived-WEDSKsDAr. March 8.
Steamship City OF Havana. New Orleans. mdse. and
pass
steamship Brashear. New Orleans. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Hcyetia, Liverpool. fndsc. and pits.
Steamship Knickerbocker. New Orleans. mdse. snd
pass
Steamship Pioneer wilmington. n. c., naval stores.
Steamship Albemarle. Lewes. mdse. aud pas
Steamship Switzerland. Antwerp. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Liberty. Cicnfuegos sugar ind ioOacc0.
Steamship W. A. schoen, Rotterdam, mdsc. and pssa
steamship ElcanOra. Portland mdse. and paes.
Ship America Liverpool, mdse.
Bark Thames. Auckland, yum.
Bark hornnf star, Guantanamo, sugar.
Bark Jasper, Monfoyii hide-. $3.50
BARK Queen Of the Seas, Pcdang, coffee ~
Hark Mary ID. Tries,e muse
Hark Manderer, heeelna, fruit.
Brig Daniel TrOw bridge MAyagusa molassea
big Helen o Phinney, Caruenas, sugar.
Brig Gambia, trdenas, sugar.
Brig J l. Stewart, Ca rdenas, sugar.
Brig Curacao, Curacao salt.
80 tue usual river ind luatse vess@ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs Nos. %. %. 60,
H. le2. 1888 1875 ls6 IA Ii5 las lig, loo 1877 1884,
257 sds, PA, 2S7 BOZ. ans 3l6. S37, SS1
SUPREME COURr-GENRRAL TKRN.-Noa. TO, o3iS.
o. no ll5, 81 A. l2l H. 81 l24 - 100 l2y, 1907,
$50, l3l, 1872, 1873 1884, 1876, 1856, 1877, 1885, l3S%
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERN.-Demurrere.-HOe.
7, w. 70 Law and facINO o. 1886 100, ga. lO7 100,
l30 a. $50 202, 3d. a. 81, v3 2V7 2i2 30 Os $50 81
"a, 2bl, zoo %, 100 36S.
SUPREME CoURT-Part Case on, No. 1850. o'Brien
agt. Browning. No day calendar.
SUPREME CogRT. Part III Nos OF, eao6, 1901,
53 67J 100 1889, 49, 1887, 1885, O33 2J39 1916, $685.
1l27 INV, 1854, SO3 lOi ll3l.
SUPERIOR IoURr-PAt I.-Cause on trial, No. 1917.
No Gay calendar.
coNnoS PLEAs-P4rt lease on. No. 1888. No day
calendar
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TERM.-Nos %, SO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
Special gOiitts
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
MOODY AND SANKEY
aIPPoDROME BuLLpING.


HlPPODROME BUILDING.
SATURDAY and sunday excepted. IN Madison ay. NAN.
SUBJECTS
Monday. March 6-Rrnuris Otthr Lords Work.
Tuesday, NJ 'rch 7-ChrIst our Rock.
"Wednesday, March S-PrOmises.
Thur,day, March o. hanksg wing.
fnday, MAIca 10 Incompetence.
after. the Noon Meeting viii he held In ASSOCIATION
HALL from ~ to o'clock
AFTERNOON skRVICE att p. VI. In Madison av.
hall. Tuesday. March 2, Lecture on the Blood. Re
psated In the evening Wednesday, March d, second
Lecture BLOOD. Repeated In the evening, Thnrs-
day. March D. Lecture IN Heaven. Repeated In the
evening. Friday. March TO- second Lecture on Heaven
TicIrts required Only for the afternoon meetings,
anu may be had application at otce Atn Az. and 26th
ST.. Madison ay aud 10th st. aud al YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA ZION, an AY. ana 23d II.
EVERY NIGHT SATURDAY excepted. Services IN
Madison ay, hall a. O'CLOCK.
MONDAY EVENING Mr.. sANKEY, assisted by q
number OF clergYmen, will leads PkAISE MEETING.
en- at Association Hall, corner 23d st. and lth aV also
The viii DO open one half hour before each ser.
WOMEN's MEETING every day, Sunday excepted.
FROM 10 l.45 H. NJ, m the it1kay. hall, "
MEETING FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY
III Ath ay, hail at o'clock.
NO tickets required Tor any meetings except those
The expenses OF these meetings are large and must
Dc aeirayed ol private subscriptions. Cnntrlhutlons
Wall ~. or to SAMUEL rHORNE Chairman Commit
tee OF Arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

ALLATRF- CLIFFORD On Saturday, March 4, by the
Rev Phill W Sprtgue at the residence the BRIDES
parents Ihona, Aliire to Maggie Han Clifford, both OF
BtyOnue civ. \. j
FERG UsON -PURDY.-On Tuesday. Feb. 90. at tho
residence Of the bries parents, ~ tue Rev NJ y Ter
~ George C. ferguson TO Map j. second daughter Of
John PurdY. both Of this ca ).
sMlIH-PiERCE. On Wednesday, Feb. %. by the
Rev. Father ltal nor Charles smtn to Mrs Frank X.
Pierce, both of New TX city.
sALMON-l.Al SHF iM.-Mtrch b. nv the Rev. Dr.
Gotil.n Adolpne Salmon ~ Sarah LauDhelm, both Of
New YORK.
YoU SOL AFoN.-on Monday. Feb. es, at the resi-
dehce Of the brio rents nv thC Rev j. Il. Stearns,
u. D.. Annie Catharne daughterOf Thomas LtfOn, NJ.
D. to Charles lOung, NJ. H., all Of Newark, y. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
Polo Club 20 be started.

number Of up-two fashionaoles are making
Preparations TO start a Polo CLUB In this city. The
OF polo Hindoo In ts origin and may Be briefly
described as Skinny played on horseback. Il mas be-
come fayorite amusement In England. Mr.. Bennett
Is importing number OF Shetland ponies used
~ the game which is expected TO be IN full operation
u few weeks at DlcKei's Riding Academy where Mr.
BennetIs famous riding parties taxing place
on Thursday afternoons. Among the members OF the
proposed Polo club Mr.. Bronson. MIR. jay, Pierre
lorsr,. Nj Bennett Mr. Douglas, Miss Stevens. the
Misses " ". Mrs. Kern Ochan and several members Of
the knlckerbOeker Quo and their famlles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Three Of the masked robbers who boarded
several vessels IN the harbor the night of FEB. 49,
and, after matreang. robbed the officers and crews,
John Lowery, james Ryan, and Charles Myers alias
Waddie were presented at the bar OF the General See
sons yesterday Lowery and MYERS pleaded guilty and
were promptly sentenced to fifteen years each IN state
prison. Ryan TOOK the chance OF getting additions.
hye years BY pleading not guilty aud demanding tria
Iowery said ais trade macnist and Myers claimed
~ be aboer MAKER They both lived IN Cherry street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

NEW YORK, Wednesday, March B.-Rsceints of
peevrs were 1853 car olds Or 21Vl mainly medium
20 y,rr sooa cattle Including CAFE offt reIas steers
80 ofeo. The market was very dull ard buyers In
sl'ted upon e, ncesaons eau 1 10 hc n. The anesb
sIcrs ~ lnArket were sOid 1t 1zesilau 10 dress
~ Ms 20 the gross good steers al l0iSQiOsaN 10
- Sd@57 MS. medium 70 fair 10 al pss lOIlo. 10
ne, cuts OF sheep we're Fl oars or sss2 head nstipu
1od7 Tor two days. against 3igD Tor came time last
wee. Demand " ht, ana trade dun At " decline OF
hsHc; y n few fancy sheen sold at She. y 81
ordinary to good lots at 81 nj prime do 7sat7sc
ReceiDts OF hogs were ~ cars. ~ 4,3y7 heat None
for sale live Dressed hogs weaker Ut 1Oys. iOItc
n. for iiy, and 1OiAc for Wcetsrn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

ALBANY, March Sat meeting Of the New
YORK Council Of the soyeregns OF Industry to-day
the following Oficers were elected President, Clark
Wlherby OF watertown Vice Presdent, W I. Dean OF
Greenpoint Secretary, =. L. Sanford OF Emlra Treas
uler, J. y Roberts Of Elma Lecturer, ". DRAKE Of
Elmlrai Steward, l.. n. Waldorf of Elmlra, Inner
Guard, c. Bond OF Greenbushi Executive Committee,
Clark WitherDy, W j. DraKe. p L. Sanford and jerome
Terry OF Albany Delegates to the National COnVen-
ton, IL. X. Mateson Of New YORK and Clark Wltherby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
Committing Arson to Get Home.

A homeless German woman, % years old,
begged nights lodging OF Mrs. Potter Of l7o Greene
street. the LIST Inst She REPAID the benefaction the
next morning by setting re to he'd in which Mrs Pot.
ters infant was sleeping She was arraigned ~ the
General Sessions yesterdaY, and pleaded guilty She
said that she perpetrated the crime IN order 10 get
home" Judge Gldersleeye fixed her domicie for the
uext i've years by sending her the State prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

ST, LOUIS, March s.-Mabe Hail. an English
ballet girl the Theatre Comlque, shot at o'clock
this ornirg In OF the refreshment AZ the
theatre by Edgar NJ. Moore. who then shot himself IN
the head. The girl SHOT In the lett tempe and Will
PROBABLY die. Moore at last accounts, was in critical
condition. aud Is expected live. The Of the
Shooting was unrequlted love.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

dramatic and musical entertainment will be
given on the iith inst. IN Morrsania by Mrs Rose A
O'Byrne for the benefit OF the schools attached to St.
Augustines Church. OF winch the Rev. John McNamce
pastor, Mrs. O'Byrne the widow OF the late pub
Usher of the Norhnesfefn cen. She has Just com
peted q tour OF the south and v est. She will be
slated by Nile ClariDe pianist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
$usiatss Iloilt,s.

hundreds Of aisreputabIe, speculation. hsvs
sought TO palm on upon the public merry and adui.
tcrated dramp for benign COrulil, 10 winch The
weaS, the nervous. the dvsp ptic the sleepis, tho
de- % ndent more than TO other restorative OF
century most prolific ~ remedies. but these vile
m talJne never deceive those who have uscd
the GREAT ORIGINAL UDoLPno Wo1FE's scHIEDAA
AROMATIC ScINAPPs, when IL at once . donor and
preseryative OF health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

German about forty-aye years old entered
John Beckers saloon at l43 Third avenue yester
day and drank glass Of beer and then went out.
Shortly afterward Mr. Napp found the dead body OF a
nAn IN closet IN OF the saloon. pistol wound
was IN the right SIDE OF MS head, and discharged sin.
ge uaIrtLel nlslol IN ais fsnt hand. the cody WAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
The Struggle for shields Fortune.

The rich widow and the poor widow OF Henry
Shields, who contestng sl25 900 worth OF prop
erty. were IN the court IN Brooklyn yesterday
The testimony including that OF the poor WIDOW was
all " prove the poor NidOw's marriage 10 shlelas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

DOWNING On tie sth inst. by the Hon. Jasper ".
Gi heit. Justice the suprem c. rt, Kings county,
~ " PhGhe A. Downing from Warren ". Downing.
Cause. adu terry.
KEDDlNG.-ln the city 81 New York. on the
7th aay of March. 1876. by tle non. Charles II. Van
u unit Judge Of th1 uTt 81 "mn m Pleas eIlsl,ti..
J. Etd4Ing FROM -es l,"datng. Custody Of.cnlldren
awarded ~ the plaintiff Cause. adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
MARINE fNrELLroEycE.

MINIATURE ALNAEAc-rHTs DAY
sun rises. 20 sun SETS. q oil Moon sets. N
Hi.H WArER-rnf.
sandy Hook 90 Gov Islana as Hell Gate. 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
A civ ,Iar-nni,. Suicide.

John T. Stewart, one OF the city Marshals at
toebsd TO the Ninth District Court went his home
in Eighty.fourth street Tuesday night TO Gerbts
Hotel, HoDoken aud some time In the night committed
suicide BY shooting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

SPRINoTIELD, Mass, March s. -Addie l..
Walker alias AdGIe L. Stanley bold confidence opera.
arrested at Northampton yesterday for swtnd-
log COLUMBUS c. circuit Of Warren Of about IS 900
She was arraigned At Palmer TINS morning ana com
mltcd TO jan in tubs city under 5000 for trial next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

No one who has ever used DIR. TOBfAs'S VENETIAN
HORSE LlNIMENT viii ever be without IT, It's GER
TAIN cure Tor collie sore throat cuts bruises, old sUree
Warranted superior To any hcr 10 pint bottles at ~.
Sold by all the drueg Depot, 10 Park place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
The TaIlors' strike.

The Talors' Central Union received report
from the law committee last evening announcing that
the men arrested the instance Of Brooks Brothers
whl DC tAAen before the Supreme Court On hohdAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Knox's spring style OF Rentlemen's hats is now
ready for inspection and sale Al 22 broadway and fh
Avenue HOtel-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Strongest Liniment IN Market" "BRowNy
use. Cures rheumatism. coic, Colds, sprsins. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

ANY one can sec NJ u glance that Pomeroy'a
Elastic Truss Is the best. Price e.. 7i4 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Good Ingram Carpets at ~ Ia Cents Per
yaro Good oil cloth at 20 cents per square yard.
bargains Ia tapestry Brussels ingrains, oil cloths &e
HIRAM ANDkkSON's son,
1884 Stu av., third door below 9th %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Rupture Cured ny Dr. Marsh principal 81
iate Marsh Coz a. his ONCE. Nesey ~. (Astor
House, no uptown branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Picking Of the Nose. isrindina Of the Teeth,
Ind dersngement of the bowels, plainly Indicate ths
necessity OF usiug LaycOcks Worm Killer, which "
)enencial whether there are worms or not.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

State bonds du and neglected the only record.
cd sales having Deen IN Georgia Is endorsed, 1914
Bank Of State of New YORK brought log, PARK
l25, and Merchants lis. Railroad securities were
higher ana more active. The following were the prin.
cipal transactions Boston Hartford and Erie Its.
Civ Chicago and Alton Income, 1915 New Jersey
Central let mortgage, consondated. ll2 New Jersey
Central convertible, lO9 Lehigh and WilkesOarrc CON
sohdated, % Chicago end Northwestern consOlda ed
coupon god bonds, ga Erie % mortgage. i0sH
Lake shore dividend bonds, los@ Ohio and Mssissppl
2ds $500 Toledo anu Wabash consolidated convert.
be, blsb2 Missouri Kansas and Texas consolidated
sinking fund, cOuDOn 20 Winona anu ST. Pau 1st,
IS Great Western 2ds, 60sl Mich. Central 7s. 1854
G. anQ r. l. and Pacific -, l09l9 Milwaukee and -,
Paul. l. and N, division, p5 Milwaukee and st. Paul
$40 convert ole pS MwauKee and -. Paul cunsnli.
dated sinking fund, S04. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated. lOi g, C., Z. snd Indianapolis lists
l1lk Morris aud Essex ist mortgage III HannIoai
ard 81. Joseph S. convertible, III Cedar Falls aud 81
1t mortgage IN Harlem LIST 70, coupon, le0 Central
Pacific Let MORTGAGE Cal. and Oregon branch. pbla
Central Pacinc LIST mortgage ban Joaquin brancn, g7a
Union Psclnc Railroad list mortgage, luAs; Union Pa
che a. land grant losa lo3,t Union Pscine slnsing
Ksilroad q missouri % mortgage 70 Ptsbur a. Fort
etoga Isis. lis; Rome W. ana OgdensDurg cOnsoli.
dated lst mortgage e61s Great Western LIST mortgage
ne opening. highest. lowest. and +. NJ. closlng
Ice OF stOcGs To-Day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

The Process by which MIX Of Marne.ia 10
pared enhances the medicinal virtues OF the Magne-
sa ~ all aperient, tonic, and sntacid Tor chidren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

~ jses Dressed hogs; lose c,tc for city. and io3
1Olkc for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Wishnrt'. Pine Tree Tar Cordial, q purely
vegetable remedy Il the safest and only re BILE
TO- consumption, diphthera sore throat lungs, bad
col chronic coughs asthma pneumonia. and catarrh,
aud never fais to purify the blood aud every
vestige OF pulmonary disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

The morality among children Is greatly re-
aasse N AQRelh gsstliag Cordial ~ eeRVrAdGs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09
a Wealthy Man. son In Pauper. Grave.

The body OF Franklin Ford, who was Killed In
drunken nght by John Haney Jersey City lies IN
the Morgue. The dead mans parents are SAID TO be
wealthy and respected residents OF Oneida county NY,
ana learning Of their sons disgrnceful ur.th they
decoed not to clam the remains. Ford Will probably
be buried IN pauper's grave.