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KrDnAppTN0 IN KANsts.
A Complicated Casc-@barD Detective Work
A Nan with Thrce Numcs.

LAwRENcH, Kansas, March 1S.--Just now
the new and nourishing cay OF wichita. In this
STAG. IL enjoying u sensation In the shipe Of an
aiie od tidu ppiugc 40. About cight vents ago
the rrcasuror's eaf, q Crcsco, Iowa, was m,ste
riou.l, robbed OF sun' sliUOl, AMI the robbeFs
departed with thcif runl,r. The low officers
turned their search tow rd II nns In ord To
catch the guilty mcu. About four years ago
James ". rmlhp- settled at Wchitl and Gu
q god In the rric,Nr,Niug bisin''a. lie cou
d.ctrd hiu-cf ~ e. manner th t. lnrd for
himself nd family the esteem Of tho po0ple.
No one suspected him OF crime. Two years ago
an officer from Iowa suddenly appeared at
Vic TIA and arr -tcl l'nillips upon writ from
the Coyctnor # kinsai uUon a Reputation from
the Govern re Iowa.
A trial WIS had. and tc oilicer T ilel ~ estab
li.h tive Identity OF Phillips, 50 he was uis-
It1as nercd that rhilllns was known IN Iowa
IA james netrng'on. Pnil'ips. all "a IL ring
ton. remained ~ peace NJ Nlchlta ni,"ther Two
years. Aunu tvs weeks ago two OH from
Iowa, ntmed seaman aud Davis, ag iin appeared
and again arre-t"d tncir man. writ ~ Zoe =
CORPUS was oD,aiurd. nj the ItisOner was taken
before the Probate Judge. iinth tho "nicers
ami q IN rom Butter county IN TINS state
sNore at he, ku.A pnilin= IN Iowa ~ james
Hcrrnston. Inc prison moth T., brother,
name was jaime. ". phillips. After hraliug the
cu-c the Court tell mi d the ur = ner u Gus
lut pen iury rnes W re- ,cn before aJu-ti 20
Of the i'c cr and ur.d ~ - 100 or tncir tniear
uncc before IA. DIS tirt tOut Tor rial seaman
ia, Coudcd ia Nv ug TAI, but DAVIS could tut.
" urn -ra IAN w.4 released he set ABOUT got
tirg Oft win tuc prisoner. DAVIS WAS the lr, or
officer tu taNc lniipt way, bit u Wis Ihd M
procured bal, TIA efule cam ~ uef-on"ted
lI4V.s. nnI refnl = session of the fri.ounr.
pru,.lftd "a cl.,-e corn - ana started WIN INN
ior tue Miss .ud bora T.. Soon after tlis anut ar
writ of hdue.s corpus was applied for. and ptr-
tt- ~ ricd iu pursuit. lac cuase was "A lively
one. and was Kept up 10 Hume lIt. vii, re tho
PURSUING paf learned That the r. game was 81 v
t.Il hours ahead Of tucm AMI w1utd = { INTO
Mt4-uUii hc.ure " WAS POS iDle to OYeftdko
tu,m. rhcy returned disappointed t. " icniti,
where ID Wa w. D Ing tried Tor PERJURY, aud a
warrant ~ a. Issued C. alEin- h IA witn the dudt-
tioual crime OF kidu Duin{ no OIL er got
lutlu H INTO Iowa, WuNu tie lmNcd nom The
train and agdin erCaped.
ielegrtms from Iowa state thlt Col Charles
Woodbury., VINO was arrested at Wlthita two
Years ago as party to tue burgi nv, ana who -
IN hl IN Clinton. Iowa, hhs been fuily identlucd
ne Chas. HcrfinLtun. IL - comp icated case,
aud II Chus. Woodbury. turns our to ue Cna-.
Htnlu gton, the chances are that James Pnilips
Il james Huntington. His jumping from the
train at least shows that he must have been ad-
dicted 10 crooked ways. ID 5, the Iowa de tee
ave, sttll remains At Wichita prisoner.
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RID1rr 6 sovs. OPENING DArI
A FIornl Display that Drew Fiocks Of the
Bellies TO Grand street.

"Opcnlnc Day" In pink and white roses was
the pr,y motto that greeted the eye Of the visitor at
hlgey sous great store Ia Grand street yesterday
nul tno day before TIC special displlys ia the
millinery aud the departments butat every counter
the exhibition Of fresh aud goods vas charm
There were ribbons Of the loveiest colors ana shad
tlch ana exc 4ise aces u NY mats ana h'nutt-, anu
tue uInulU Il new stN les % shoes nut -lprer-.
A uuytIfV H. ladies' wifiug boots has fuNng ~ me
kid and morocco IN uppers u ack ana white rhep-
Lrru tnrCk tnc scnlng IL Nhl.e, aud the tut ouAUes
worked "a .fN ultcA silN.
IN tne mt cry del urtwcni baskets OF natural flowers
stood sfal founl tables wAc ever s1ncf Or nook
could o. found to receive them. ihe arr iti w"r-
with wuch the hats were trinAed Initiated nature TO a
marvel. orc OF tue pretue-t hais, white ~ cream.
culorrd cp IA the opera shape, hau mingled WITH Ga"
ere 800 s.s bows o. tne face TRIMMINGS, clusters OF pus
that e the hutn Use roses GA the tanlcr m
frf-ine.- AMI dtwy acany TNese we're continued m
chain around oue.1Nf of the crown. terminating no a
l,u waving spray " lines - the valley for tne other
half and for hack trimmings. Another capfiva ing hat
Va- simply III AIMED with tnONuikr hat tcaruus COW
sriug tAH cfuwn AID nuatlus dow u the bdck IN two
long ends. handsome mother OF pearl pm tastcu Il
t.r .oa4f. also VIA {" ostrich ~" Tie face trnl-
milg vs. wreath Of creamy tea rose buds ana blue
ACHIEVEMENTS several Or1uufu ehapes were shown.
a. Trainings there prrpundrr 4nrc OF delicate
ostrich tins hn endless variety of flowers. several
uIatA craze hunuts we've as siu Nn which we're crri-
fan 10 lie taste Of TIE artists who made and trimmed
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nor TO sErrLE rHn nonorn wIR.
The Army 10 he Authorizrd TO Pursue NcNi-
can Bnnditti INTO MeXican Territory.

can Bnnditti INTO MeNican Territory.
WAsuNGroN, March 29.-The select CONF
utttcc on the Texan frontier troutle. hns COM
yleted its labors and nwuits an opportunity Il
onciing a joint resolution to practically carry
into eject tho conclusions which the commits
tee. composed q Mc-srs. Schl,ir6cr Of Tex ID,
Lam Of Mississippi, Williams Of Michigan,
llurlhurt Of III uois, md II INKS Of Mas-achu-
sets. has come to. The result l. what has al
along been known. that without authority to
disregard the MeXlcan boundary our Govern
uent could never end the depredations on the
Hin Graude. The JOINT resolution therefore
authorizes uud requests the President 10 in
cretse the iufarirs earrsons on the Ron Ter.
ana to- keen two fuli c-iinents Of cavairy 20
Upfrol the frontier FROM the mo- IN ~ the Rio
Graude 10 Llordu. The second part 81 the
ton arrives, give n-e t. hn exciting deb tte.
especi ally m Wow OF me revoluu 1n ~ spirit
which now teryades Mexico. The tr1ubl" ihe
Government has with the headers Il fhr new
rebellion Viii only ice increas, by the proposed
hheriy which the unled StMes troops are nro-
posed to be Invested wi h. The md rar ~
Tue lint Tc-ulutiun. as drawn bY Gen. llurnurt,
who Aas had experience IN diplomatic AFFAIR.", IS
a. fOlloMs
That me President NJ tho United states he, and hc "a
hereby a9inorz and qncsied T. 9rlrr ihai the
martndng parties from Mexico arro,s the frontier Of
th United States mo me territory ~ Mexico, aui
he sou Of tne Ilrpubc 4 Ncvco, guarding however
m al cases against n unnecessary Injury 10 peaccable
Last summer the President resolved that II
the Mexican Government would not hermit the
porsuit ~ handltti and thieves, he would recon-
mend to Congress tnat he he authniiZe d 10 re-
quire our troops to pursue tine mar luding pnr-
| ties wLithersoever they went The Mexican GOV
drnmcnt replied that TO grant such a privilege
would DESTROY the pary granting T. ana the
President If Mexico, though deeply svmp1'hiz-
ing vi h the United States, protested that II he
were a party TO any such agreement his admin-
/ istIatipn would he OYcrthrown by force. IL was
therefore deemed prudent to leave the decision
/ to Congress MlinOuf recommend itlOn. NltlcO
! then the border dinculties have increased,
internecine war again threatens our height orlng
! reuuhlic. and unless the President Is speedily
| authorized TO act, Texas will be Invaded by
MexirRns without regard to the line. The sues
ton. therefore. arises whether for selt-prOtec-
| ton we are not bound to strengthen The l. .nds
! of the President. GiiregaTdinG the whine OF
Mexican officials, and nj once put such an eifec-
! tive force on the border will cna'le us TO
/ repel the banditti, and pursue them regardless
! Of distance when they attempt 70 cover their
| crime by seeking protection ON the territory Of
"A friendly nation.
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Conrt CnIendnr To-DnY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBIHs.- q. %, 20,
S. 7B 81 81 100 In7, III, i22 100, 1873, 1856 05, 2u7
Eli 9is 25 ell, 81 2jG 27a, 27S sod 5o7 81, Si3,
3li, SO $40, az 80 10 . a.,
Is Is L. o. o. H. H. is 20, a. a.. i5i, 155 1853, 1853,
o. iGO, iOl, lG2, 100, ld5Ia, 1857, lO1. 100, no.
SPECIAL IEHa.-Case Oh, No. AZ. go 800 ....
CIoyI-am short eegses soo $ sls9 lSl7 S99o
2IsI 24si pO93 Plt ll.-short eauses-A q g90S'
1880 S6S2 $500 esp $500 1890 1854 zoos gd92 sI0S
l509i6 i712j6 IiOi e5i4 2260 2igl Part lIl.-short
causesNos l777, o73. 2lSl, 1888, 1904 20Sl' 2O07
27O3, 1859, 26O3.
,,sUfEnoa CoYEr-TmAL TERM.part lease Case, on ~
Part II. Part H. Short cAuses.-Nos. l77l VIZ 1900
COMMON PLEAs-ImAL TERN.-Part Lease on, No
1913 Part IL lone hour short causes 1877, 23l2
iO8 230S 237 2352 2i05 1896, 1898, 1872 lS42 2AOO
23l0, 1873, 2066 24O0, 1906,
EQuIrY.-Eo. ~.
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transactions yesterday at tue Exchange COM
prscd ans nv
Jancs L. Wells, ~ M NC auction, building with
rase of 10 "a nv block, 30 Tn I'd STREET SCUM side
between Avenues ana u, lease dated Nov T. 1894 for
- yesrs $3.50.
BY Al Lync1. partition sale one fvc.story brick
store with e. 20 o5ox-- 90 Cit adne street. Oak
street. $4,000; one thre,.siory fnd basement brick
uiJn IA ln, 10 NtAr. 81 OK street, near Cana
rlnc ~ Get. N,2O: one tOur.stnrv brick ana brown
stone h.u wit Ot. I;iNlog. 30 " 81 rive tv.ninth
ri e. II g feet west Of Eignih avenue, 1880, and
o thrccsttry hrlct house vii lott 9ux1uO "a War
rms. o. 4l0 Ieet utu Of Ffth avenue BrOoKiyn L.
l.. t4,2OO
BS George " Scott foreclosure ono threc.siory
Ortk d use, front, one Two tory RIGS huilInR, rear
ana smoke ana house, with lot 25Ng2, 2l5 kii1ate
s'rcD w's = te wccn Pm &c tnd Hons On streets.
SIn6Oht and ne iulldn., Win lot, 2OAdB west
=. old avenue. 80 icet north VI lliB.nith sreet,
80 go.
~ H. V. IIarnctt forcclo urc three 10 e. eich 20x1OO
win Improve tentt ther uu htrih side SiNty.third
III eel, 800 iect west OF ri tn Hvrtuf. fi3 200.
". " Cuatra Adjourned fore, usur sale uf property
on vest side Second aylLue. norm " FOfty-n street
to Apul O.
\ rEt iumhcr ~ foreclosure sales are announced
for tO.uay A. the Exchange.
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THrRsDAY. March n -- Flour Inactive and
prices rather fayorcd btyera ~ fuin~, dr'iyery
H. W YER here 49, g sin AM. .fivt'v he ..irs ~
4 ,lua 10 20 bbls urnr Niiwaukeo sninninv eYtrt,
f.r AIri ana AZ Il s'.0ens5i' W. a. ,,,t-. Iiout
st tte and Western ,tnrruts a. IA ", do hin.
n xfra' nj ia D, NJ, - - -, - u" g. ~
10 7ht Mtnursoti natrrta ta sn 60 "a. v,s,,rn go
; u.ncrn wlrtrrrx ra. A., ..f.l a., 4 \ ,nn 4 w
~ Ota.I i've nour - 'l,., rprn ,,.,I 80 assa
a.. o inr Western ana s,,utn rn " 'e'' f-0~
rlovtsfoNr Pur, wa. uil,t but itout ste,dy. salos
t. smut hlhbIs. nj Oh Iur tnuan, I'd rt,s and
for IN ure deiv w. ID hl. no .si No. d. fnr' Nav
md $500 June. Bacon trm.rt +. ID : nn bSs c,v
Ion clear at 1.y. . I4rI sattvp aud ttrla,. "a %
GU the 49, t. G,O H. III sii 20 for prn div sid "a tof
aO si4 2e.af II 10 To- pfi ID. Ne- e T. an ia IS
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non 10 rL.Ir ms H.lND.


?. ON fhf t0nr,r-JOUr ~
He should abandon the blun game alto
ettntr tie should RELY on his actual uand. lie
-nuln uI.ftir utf, re- he con uitfcn in his r T.
cat D-tiututal-, every uucO tie cmpty pockt -
turtpi in-ld' oar. ami, standing nv. Hat ~ 60
hAmi.- % s-hnir' q veteran. %" Su1ull saN:
''Gfn lr MIN. linen. So en- silence should
Toe it-tprtd .ud att niYu uX q. uc snuuld con
tnue in thr tome of one wnn D. qtitr rtadv 80
{. l $50 Prison. "btNTLf-utu! luu see n"f r.
Nou a Irtit'i poser % aver. S. n-e sands uf llls
vr n" tlN, aud whose Resources have all =
4vfur.. lun ont. lou see ala Ia soldier, gentle
men, VINO has served nl- country ~ the Held
uun.t krNW. lentlvuIc EN-. now 10 is, Ou tue rhse
you've got ON me looks mighty Ike set ~
hand. Ici-tWay-. l dui nut going to draw
against II. IN tell you how u was, however,
uu0 Nou can do as you lease. The Governments
sent me tu ENGLAND un s.lary OF Sl.uD gold.
1 was and aul toor nan. l borrow tho
money mt took me out. More tnan htif my
income went flr house rent. these l. nm f,l-
low G. iWe al NJ ana tempted me. l believed
10 stewart. took Sllll lf.n's word flr II. |
kuew less , ( 6r NJ ana Park tIcn than 40 now.
/ really was convinced tnat they mao a good
thing. My nctcssitit- we're pressing. II was at
worst a question II pro- Ilety. Ihcy loaned mo
the money tu buy stocN, and let uie int tho
toud. j. turned GA. a fraud, ana ever slnc'
nav. teen "A iu -frarlr AZ well - ruined man.
1 return nome 10 ue-gtt- that " .s fOl tx years
ttai4tuau OF the Com .utttee Il WAYS and means
anu leader VI tie III use, portions ia which,
Itd / walled 10. could have made nj lions.
GrhtcNcn, Go VITA ine .s Nuu see ut. I've SAID
10y say ANA uiaVrQ NY play. AMI there don
fecn t. De tuucn l.tt In thN,uiu- ANYHOW
ruc4.a statement. We venture To- thlnk, would
no murn lie .trr tins truti than the Dout.ll
s0puistfitS winch Gen. ScnencA Viii attempt %
LAt through.
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The shutters were down and the lights ap-
Uarcuty out the basement az eoi Grc'le street last
night out Ohcer DE eau, atlrcd IN plain clothes aud
carrying dauays cane, followed three Jug colored
mon lnlo the place and found room crowded with
men and women, and on large s'lts a welldressed
cIlfed man writing the inning numbers m pohcy
So NJ tlat white young gem cna1 try h.s luck p
asked the pro rIetor "CsrtainlN" answered pe u,
vc lle ami read ont -, H. 3. - You have II san !
Won't yon Try again" " Cerlsiny," answered ne
Can. suoWIus his scs, Rri A. ling tho books, SAFE
az uumDcr-, Gif sitd Jorp snt", the proprietor
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Steamship tulDmhl-, 10 4vaua. mlsc. iud pass.
A. IfN-iln .f2 "f w if.., ID ~ t.1ii- and pass
steamship Channel AUN tirU-, On Use. pass.
Steamship T. e. ku.ti. Geor- town, y. c., lldsc. and
pIs-.
Steamship city Of san Antonio. Gaycst Il. mdse
and pass
pass
stcauth p H.. plrd. Phi a inlph.l. ;nisc.
Steam hp Gus 70 .ulnlnh. ~ Iuuld, Olty Point, ani
Nurin X. iudsD end iHis-.
fftUn.hip t..i. Within e.. no ton. iuGse and pass.
shiu /, doe. J. md d. Nose.
S'li lI..It 500. T. 900 Do lI' .ct
Stiu lflmer. lirerurr. uii-f.
I.r, ia lhri. q ruaf. IuDl su-ar
Ntrt Anna. 10. NC.rt b, sn4t.
lrc ~ .dl. Gtn a.. rr Csc.
Nrl Ably IuNtcr. Pensacola. yellow riuG.
Bu- ma, trdrnt.. -dear.
Scar i.r rk A. wood, I.rnrot. fruIt.
Srhr i9uu-inra rubber.
Slhf Il th taTli-lc, tle.iu Cos. sugar.
A -t Iar l-a.urNrr ui co. teI..f Hs'-Is
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CharIe. plcken,,. nrolner,s Children.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Su: / notice
by The Sun Of the 10Th inst that Charles and Amy
Dickens niece and nephew Of Chas DicNens, are WAITS.
Should any see 1T to forward them TO me with their
little dunnage, Will give them home sud IKE good
care OF them. I'm not rcn, neltucr am poor Gus
they shall Oe well fed aId clOfhed Hnd their education
shall not neg ected Should Won Wsh any inlOrma-
ton relation To myself aid sOclal standing you can
Onnin the same of John r.. Currier ESQ, Secretary
National Biuk hute unIpany, ~ street.
GEORGE ". HOLDEN, 81 smith street,
Portland, Maine.
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No Rclier from the s,nie.

To THE EDrroR OF THE suN-Sh. We noticed
IN todays Sun that the Albany letter speaks OF bill IN
the State Senate to exempt the "Masonic Relief A.
ISOLATION from the operations 81 the law requiring
places amusement to Pay license fee OF $500, which
e. TO tho snpnor q tho Five Points House Of Indus
~ Nibuu praso ~ os Ne TO ate mat ms ~ liu
ton docs NO receive sucn fees; nut since HE autnu
mcut go the Constitution was adopted, which foruidi
Appfop rllon ~ public money 10 corpo atlons, the
Nuuec 81 Industry has not received dollar irO tue
state Treasury. Very resnrctfIlN
MN.l BAAAAIp, supeFlnieu iclt,
NEW YORK, March %.
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The Loui.,illc Llbrnry LOTTERY.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-ST: viii you
ooge inc 10y stating 10 al losers in the Louisville Libra
~ Lottery that the legal rulings 10y Judge Ballard OF
tie United States Circuit Court pronounced all theii
drawi - ieril lottery. ana that losers coud re-
cover the amounts paid by tuem upon PROOF 81 Loss
without producing the uCkets. In case dec de'
hy t. jury tht TACT was not cleary established OF IN,
loss to tue faction Of the jury aud the Ycrdlc NA
given 10 the detenlant The legal decision stands ant
all cluns and other losers can recover their money
LOUISVILLE, March 1. BLANToN DUNCAN,
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FIsHKuL LANDING, March 22.-lhis morning.
eleven boats, containing from one TO three persons
respectively, were engaged IN Wild duck shooting
ar und Fishki BAY. The fowl range in locks and
down the hudou, and anUrd consle cradle auuscm ut
expert and indifferent epOrtsmen as wen us furnish
ing wholesome article of food - many needy tam.
lies. During the winter months SO many persons have
engaged In mis- pastue that the prds are now dlhrut
70 capture. pgtcr Harhyte was the champion shooter
TO-DAY, having bagged eiaAt Dirds which were remark
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In AID Of the Hospital for Women.

The lady managers OF the New York (iom@-
palhcl pal for Women purpose holding fair in
sid OF the Institution about Apri IS ContTiDuuo1s
ton avenue.
Also on Aprns grand concert IS 10 given in the
same hehai, at wh''f Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and
0tAeF eminent artists Will appear.
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Next Sunday will end the Methodist Episcopal
Conference year Farewell sermons are TO be preached
by the Rev Meesrs X. Lowrie of st. raus Church. Van
Benscholen OF Emery Church, Palmer OF Wayery
Church. TunlsOn Of the simpson Church, Wlnsor OF lh
Church, and Coroett Of friniy Church. A pIesiIyng
HQrpe.
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Not "A Question OF Politics.

Grand Master Ellwood z. rhorue says that tho
stones about his connection with the thwd term move
llent are untrue and that his po.c s way the
pheT hls nothing to do with his Masonic CONNECTIONS.
Ihotne adds that having already served Two terms
= uTAa1 Master. Ae p0t GALaiasIe tL. tllTd tsTpn,
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nenih of Inmnlon,. Allorne,.GeneraI.

KINGSTON. March l5.-Mr. Barnes, the Attor-
ney General. died very suddenly at his mountain resi-
dence aud hts place has been hlled by Mr.. Drake an
Engsh barAter, VINO was formerly on the sian OF me
London Ai1uddrd, and who has been acting mere iCr
some years as Judge OF the Kingstou District Court
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To THE EDITOR or TnE sUN-Sr II the
Prophecies do not rea TO the coming OF Jesus Ms the
Rev Dr. Gotlnle asserted 10 your reporter, what au'
hOrlly have the Jews for expecting Messiah . -
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m4RINE IvrELLIGENCE.

n-Vf,rrrg ,LNANA -ru- NV
sun rises. o. ell s.... To- MOOl rises. "a
ItH MAIEf-rIf
ANDY HOOK. q o. GOV isanl a. lien Gate. 90
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ANY one can see NJ II rilncc TINT Pnnrroy's
Elastic lru--i fuc ue.i Price 50. "a broadway.
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busin,ss elo,itrs.

~nrinr j. Cnmimr.-Irlios'. Misses Gents, and
Bows Boots, -Dts. Gait an id prices.
IatrvO4zc MILLER < CO., Union luarc.
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Discussed cNcrriion- Of the mouth. which
IrN Gee d INt 80 1000 '.N h-rifN are instantly
corrected ~ tAe u-. OF AllN VI Aiguesia.
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S. te honds re dull md neglected, the only record
ed ,N.cs Ing been "a niue $40 ts ola, isi nni
New York state - bounty loan, regisered At lnias
Bank Of Commerce shares drought ll1s German Amer
ican, ~ Park 10 N rchanis' Exchange ~ l'lil
road non1. wer' 90 better request with Epud ratc N
the Central Pacific issue. e following were the liis
to-ilN; ALBANY and susQu,hlnnnh 81 lD4Ni 81, l.,
Jacf. ana Chicago Let, lu5 New Jersey central lst
mortgage cons dated. me- New Jrrsey t'ntrli con.
vertlblc, no; MI wnukcc aud ST. Paul lists. la Crosse
division, ld2is MwauSee and S. Paul On division.
o., Chica-O ami Northwestern COZ. Cuulun rud
bonds o9's' ,trie N mortg.Fc, lapqi Mcmmn
Central -, 1851 dlW's Con da southern l.ts,
COUPON on, - racinc nni r. q % Missouri els'
sO'-esli Cen raj PAcn' god bonus, lni 4HlniN
Central PaGuc lists. san joaquin hr4urh, ~
Central Pacific lsis Cal. and oregon nr men, slas
Pittsburgh Fort Waync ana i.agp lsts, Ioittl
and Wabash LIS, 81. Louls dlNslon, 7le MOTIFS and
Is 2ds. 10 Boston, Hartford un lu, ls's, .Ns
chicago, Rock island al r4Inc ~, 10 GI,at Mc,i.
ann 81, Paul, !. ana ". dlition, 9!',i Bur lngi
Cedar Rapids ~ VI l-ts ali y !. Central H.. = LOG
Milwaukee, and ST. Pau c1usui. T.. $50 eNl ilarcNl
ISIS D. rec. l.0i ono and Nj s.. conso. b!Hds. so
do els ~ a. Western Pacific bu rs, lNs, Uuiun Pa
cine isi- ldiAi international iIf,7u Pacific Of Mis-.
ur III, 81 MI hsnn southern 2ds, 1uiit; Nofih.
western cOnsnl lpi InlIul lctnr r., aau mt ~.
Toledo and WABASH con. CONT, AOi Long islaLd Ran
ruaI lsts loi
Tue opening, nign'Ff. lowest ana 5 T. NJ, cOhng
q ttOcAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-24

ParIor suites. $50 to t2O0; monthly Paymehts
tstea. d. 81. CowPeTtaxUI, l6S CAS.asm SItest-AaV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-24

The following report Of the financial affairs Of
1t stephen'- homan Catholic Church IN East Twenty
ninth street, distributed to the members Of the
congregations On last sunday;
iISAAcrAL Rrronr oF ST. srFruEV's CHURCH. FoR
NRAR fNufNG nFC ~, 1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-24
TnE LEADING BNL,VEEANDC CARPET


m the Unfcd states on the i99gMlmeni plan;
NIOfttl A. tLAltNt 7i1 Broadway.
spcca' terms 10 parties furnishing houses aud French
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

BACON-Clear sides, i2g@lSc; supply am
BiiiTTER--Coming in rapidly; prices de-
clining; % cents according to grade ureSh
CAN1LEs-SchaderH, lGy.gI7c;supply am
PICSANDY --stlcR. "A 10 II cents, according to
grade DALLAS Candy Mandatory II
CHEESE Western, i@l6.
coal OlIr-Market bare; 20 cents III Oar-
rcls. in cases 81 1908 10.
COFFEE-Old good Java, 5@SBc;tio cnolce
| 23c. prime, 22c' ,; common. llg9l'2c' Stoch
ample; demand fair, with an upward 'en
dency. -, .,i,o1 ITO,
| unbolted, Is cents per bashel,
TFIOIJS-Todd Mills. 81 10 for the oes :,
Xxx from 50 to So 2i; XXX, az 70; y, " H 81
IJ HA MS-Fancy brands CI. Anes), nc; on
brands from 10 to IL c; market qule'is'oeh
''I W,iRS0lJT-Too late in the season TO quote
ihRO-In tierce, Nc; 2Olb pairs, lo,ac,
Fairbanks Il peckS, in tins, II c. M"ihe'
easy, supply light. Nit, p,,,,, Iouis.
Mol ,KSSES-Stock light Fancy LOUIS
lana 7Oc choice, jci prime Uc; i'ii, ' oo, ~
ana ~ IA. ohio river, In barrels, hne, ~ 10
dairy, in barrels, 81 l5i table, DC per s"'N
supply light, market quick. ,,...,l ,otlc
'sffitGAK-lirnnulated by the barrel, .,ac
| crushed, l2lsc; powdered, lz'9c' nrll',V IA
derad, &c lower; coffee A. ll54c' H,' 10 flir
cholce Louisiana. Oc; prime, lV4c' a. , ,,'i n
Nav orleans andNew York reported; !.
EA-Sinest gnnpowder, 81 % MARIE
quiet, supply good, ,.,,oooo,ts. aoubl,
'VINEGAR-Common, 9oSjo CENTS "o''''
strength, 5O@65c. ,o ~. ohoica. lie. fo
nine. loc. for State. Supply smooth ,,
PpniII ,TRY-Stock Light demand soou