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FUN THAT ENDED In DEATH
A RECHLEss YOUN0 WoMAN,s UN-
FORTUNATE ADVENTURE.
Strange Freak Of Daughter Of French Ac-
tors-A Mnnia for Wearing Maie Attire
A Jenlons Loxer,a Terrible NIlsiake.

=.
s,s s,l o, rre.cn &c
Jealous Lovers Terrible Mistake.
cuo...o,,or O.. IN r,,.... l.. -
DAN r"ANNiSOo' sept ~ hc pcislstency
OF Jennie Bennett In wearing male attire, after
making her rhiun for severnl vaars m dtverato,,
,,s =, =, : -, -
Ior netseI anu her hcQuhintances' mas enueu IN
her dreadful death. She was born In Paris,
tvvantv.aeven vsars ayo. and her fatber and
' 80
mother were actors Inc tamllV came 10 San
Franolsco In 1850, and Mr. Bonnett, being alb e to
.,,ol t,,,tiah ,,t,h .,crc,.nt nccur.cv ,raa am
Spoah h"ths" WI" suuio'e"' "N'"'"N'' ""' gu
ployod during the next dozen years or 80 In the
....,,, ....,t,....n. Io,nta ,r.,. nm
q ine'oa"'e oS'e"iis"ho"' '0"' 81" W
about as she would, and her ways were wlu.
One Of her fancies was the wearing OF male
- =, ,-- 49,. -, -, a.. -. a.,
oress' anu sue "o'e ne' n'' s"o'' !" ''"e' ="
femtninely delicate. nor her voice as light az Is
.'....'.. -. .-S -. .sr..,.,,a,,,is No
oo'nnon WIN ne' soA' e"u oo"9et"o""' ""
stranger would guess that she was not good
lookino bov,.b feIlov He, dash in Amusement
was nm 4 eeninv win her business vim She a ealt
in frogs s,inniied tho larve hotels and r,stau-
ranta win them and dertved from them an
amnle income The monev thus aecured was
snent in Iu.urioua living
Yesterday Jamie atarted mt in her favorite
disQuIse win "A youno romnanjon named
BInnche Duneau on an o. rursinn of fun Iuev
hired A horse and Carl. ce AZ a iiyerv stable and
drove 10 San Mivii,l st1nning thera M the N
Miguel Hotel. A small estlhhshment that tbriyes
on a resta,,r.nt b.inv cinsa nv tns railroad
depot. The Landlord Knew Jennie. because sn e
had nften been m hi, house. and her free ex-
tendtturea made MIN a a.fa canadian az bar
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NORTH AGIIysT SOUTH.
A Closely Contested Main between New York
and Louisiana Birds.

Many sporting men gathered at the lace
OF well known sporting mRn In New Jersey on
Monday night to see a cooking main between
birds from Louisiana and New York states. IL
was for $500 a side, and f25 a battle AT IL
O'Clock the FIRST battle began, betting being $50
to SO on the Louisiana bird. New YORK sent
In black aud red, in weight three pounds ten;
Louisiana dark nun. same weight.
81 frs. bst,le-After PICK or two the birds wore LET
To- Iue nun staggering him the later boldly returned
ef san deep into he head OF The black AMI red Nav
blids oesa saSsn, rfs the hs,diers sPreng 70 their
been save els hTsn9' p,in showing tn bio" had
spp renty dying feegy returned sna recerve anoIer
DION IT ~ We mug which ended III battle. Time. sC4
splred q oner $50 to lis fhey sSowsa cross
Gs red V at nSy ~y cau s e Sf
81 peS S the sr e, f az IN o wp bright ~.
drawing hrst blood. following up he blinded his oppO.
ing almost g. s' showed sIs Ss he %2e
ara ser r pGng sent to the centre
:. Third BsttlcaThe 6eitns vas two to one against
each POUNDS L. More Seermns Sd r p ne, wsgs
tered a pr, Inc battle flom Zoe start ss- give
spe .osi HIN g ne battle. Time. !:o7.
en N pys S tn s sgo.
IN weight each pounds l4lt a more earnest o.t lie
ielt the bst won ami were ciel ing any
for bet the southern Pyle burr ne gan 80 deep that
.Fifth HatteSThis was the shories, pattle OF the
night Tue odds slightly In favor of tn Southern
err. Both sent IN bhcx and ed, each Weighing four
pounds. There new flies amt cuts the D IT
OF both birds ana tnen the southern Drd new up, show
the battle TO New YORK. Time. 2:0t.
SIX acknowledgements r.n high. Tie Southern.
ers sent N black and red with white
hackle, followed BY red from the YOrk-
ere both an weight pounds ounces. Although both
birds had been well priced, anu preat erpecta ions
awaited them they proved themselves sad oyerratod,
being skulkers ard hardy followers. aud. although
wei handed, could not be maze to MAKE show for
business ter picking sufficient courage aroused,
aud moderately fair contest followed ending tAe
success OF the New YOrs bird Time. 1910.
seventh Battle-1ae New orkerH sent a blue and
red. IN weight lbs 2Jt, the Souherners dark l..
ored pyle Of the same vcight-buth magnificent birds
Ere they had fought three minutes the New YORK bird
was bin ed. He returned again, and az in finding his
zoe snd ngntinR with peration until ut last receiving
his oDponeut he fell dead, losing Doth battle
Time 1873
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NEW YORK. tuesday. Sept. 26.-Reccipts Of
beevcs were car otds. 10 head, bu there was no
trade worth mentioning The supply OF common dressed
beef IN Washington Market was more than suifcipnt
ir the wants OF retailers aud TRADE was slow II 7tSc.
~ Tor native. anu 5ctdier Tor Texas beef. Dealers
y
part nilkied yeas. Choice yeats were Va R0od demand
Al sab n. Grassers were quiet and easier at 3169
&C. n, or t5GtiO head.
Receipts OF sheep snu lsmb- were l3k car loads, or
24OJ head There was no materia change IN the con-
dltOn OF toe marAet sJle were slow NCstefdiys
quotation Common to prime sheep range from DC.
g.. y n 10, and luals Of common Color do sheep
soid AZ Sac. n.i common To prime ianns ranged
from oiaC. to blSC. Dealers rcuOr slow trade at
Toe y n. fuf dressed mutton. aud about tue same
figures Tor dressed lambs
Receipts OF hog. 1917 car loads, containing 1921
hogs Including 3iN TAR lva- sale alive uut not sold
before Change,
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TIE SILVER COMMISSION
The Experts Selected. and the Commissioners
Ready for Work.

The Silver Commission met in secret
session yesterday. Senator Jones, the Chair
man, IL OF course for silver, as a legal tender,
now and all the time" "Roli in" said he,
"your bullion into the vaults OF the Treasu ry.
Stop the coinage OF money. Use printing ore sses
to issue paper certificates proportioned to the
exact amount Of bullion In your vaults. Then
It will be known from day to day just how much
money there Ia In the country. Let t'ae Trea-
sury Department publish financial bull etins Just
as weather bulletins are now publls ned by the
War Department. Did II ever strike ,ou that no
can tell the amount Of money hoat In Eng-
land7 IL Ia only by financial disa ster that any
one In either this or the old co'1ntry can tell
when the amount Is too small for.tne needs 81
tiade. Zoe banks. tits true, keen their sen inels
on the mountain tops, and wherI thew hear the
nut ering OF the coming stor m they begin TO
hoard the circulating medium. The next day
the newspapers tell us, The Bank Of Gi raltsr
has stood nrm.' In the mes ntine commercial
gtms everywhere have failed and he oor have
knew the exact amount OF money ahoat from
day to dav."
Senator boutwell, 1, not silver man.
Senator Bogy Il a silver man. In conversation
yesterday, he instanced toe letter Of Napoleon
lIonaparte. written just prior to the bat e OF
home were In dire distress. lie advised that on
two long iues of railway work be at once com.
menced. France has no MONEY!" he =. ID, but
! she has credit. Put the people to work, a. fun,
not refused wages, ana pay them regularly.
Nhen the peo 10 are III distress tue Government
should oe prodigAl: when they are prosperous
the Government should be economical" The
senator ia .ne OF those who hold to the strict
| letter OF the legal tender act. Redeem In
CON-" not necessarily gold.
Gen. Gibson, practical planter, advocates a
| gold at ,ndaru.
| MIR. Bland owes his position on the committee
TO the TACT taat he introduced hill In the l. st
| Congress advocating the accumulation OF bull
| lion In the Treasury upon whicn to base tue
issue Of legal-tender certincates.
Mr.. willard Is Without anv pronounced views.
He ieans, however, to the silver side.
The three experts autuo izeu 10y the act Gre
ating the commit sion have been the bone OF
| contention. 1 he silver men We been sue ess-
! fui In naming two out Of the three. lnese
gentlemen will have the same voice In framing
the report of the commission as the respective
members appointed by Congress. Much outside
pressure was Drought to Dear In the selection OF
these gentlemen. The commission recognized
the n ght OF the seaports to be represented, and
also that OF the great valley OF the Mississippi.
| With this view they have selected Nj. Nourse
OF Boston for the East, a gold mAn Gen. DIR OF
New YORK Tor the Middle States. u silver man !;
aud MIR. Groesoeck for the West and south, slso
/ "A silver man.
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Gymnasi's Neck Broken.

About o'clock FRIDAY evening a most
deplurable accident occurred at the Missouri
Gymnasium on st. Charles street, by when one
of the members lost MS life. Mir. +. ". Kan
M rZell, a young man about twenty one or
twenty-five wears OF age, was practising a very
dIficult feat on the high bar, Consisting OF turn
ing back summersault, and changing face. By
some me ans ne made miss and lighted on his
head, dislocating his neck. HIS comrades Dick ed
him up in a perfectly helpless condition. and
DR. kingsley was called In, but nOtuinZ could
be done Tor him, and he died about IL O'Clock
a. night. The dislocation seems TO have been
but part l. and he retained his consciousness
until his death.
The feat Mr.. Kammerzell was attempting was
not IN the regular gymnasium cour.e. but a
special one taught him by a professional, and
whicn he was practising IN preparation for the
approaching exhibition. He bad often per
formed II before and without apparent difii-
Guilty, he being one OF the most accompl Sued
gymnasts and acrObats belonging to the instltu-
tion. He was uneIcelled except 10y experienced
professionals, and by but few Of tho e. lie was
a small and comp,cty built man, weighing from
l0J ~ ITO pounds and Of remarkable activity.
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BUClIANAN-On MONDAY. sept e5. of heart disease,
Harry j.. busauan. aged - years month, ami days.
The relatives aud friruts are invited To attend the
mineral from hi. Late restdence. % dviugtOn ct.
Wednesday At ~ O'Clock The remains wal. be taken
t. NrtchNuol.
Montreal papers please COPY
FISK sudde IL, At her ate residence, 24t Dean st.
HttklEk.-On Monday evening, of membrane ous
Group, Johu, son OF Jose ii and Emma Heckicr aged
years.
mlN invited 90 Attenn the funeral on ThursaRy tho
Icnts, 10Y orchard 81.
Brooklyn on Tuesday morning Sept 90 Elila. widow
VI the ate Jhhn W Fisk IN The b3l year VI her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GlLfs-On hondai, Sept e6,Joseph Gle, 10 the 18th
year OF his
Inc rclaV and friends also members Of the |. o.
OF O. F. are invited 70 attend the funeral from his ate
ICsidence, 25s Franklin av Brooklyn on trld'y' sept.
80. At O'Clock 4. NJ.
MONAGHAN Monday the 25th INST, At his late
residence 20 Prince a. owen Monaghan, IA the 10th
year OF his are.
OF his son, james A. ana MS sobrlu AN, ititr hohe-
CHAN and Thomas Mcclure respectfully invited 10
sttcnd the funeral from -. Iarick's ca heOrdl, on
"Wednesday The 2fth INST AZ 10 O'cluck, When solemn
mass Of requiem Wl d. nhtrl Tor Tue rupusr VI his
SOU: thence to Nyary Gem ttrt ~ ntcrment
MALOf .-Isaae AHloy' ascI ! cars mon hs and
Funeral on Wednesday. At ~ O'Clock, at 70 jackson
"TURNER-on sept %, 1879. Jane. wife Of George
Turner
1870 from nor lafc residence 10 Heury st. Brooklyn
scotch pAptrs pa aAe copy.
WOODS on sept 2o Mary Ann, beloved wife OF
Bprnarl Wnud-.
Due notice hereafter.
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A Convict who would sooner have a divorces
than a Pardon.


In n trial OF n divorce case recently in
the Superior Court, tue following letter to the
Judge was INTRODUCED In evidence, forming a
unique piecs Of documentary testimony. Tho
nenIes VI parties are omitted
JACKSON Prison, June IL. 1879.
Hon. Judge COcHRARE Der AU. tane tnis OppOr-
tunlty 10 l.forul Ou mat mad subpgIa served
me 10 b. IN 60 n on Pa Of Jane tins month that
my nHe has applied Tor a divorce. / don't know
Nhat you lds hhe has AZ plcd hut hope "a trutt
n IN the bottom OF my hrart that your Honor VIII be
klhd enough Ia gran Ht nor, as au pO hive that
never eOuu be recnnc ed to eacn Othvi again. Uud
knp~sl never had IA - luck from the nrst Ut our
acquaintance.
although am re IN prison, wearing the conyicts
. npes, II woud MAKE me happier man To hear that
We we're divorced thlh Tor ~. o. pardon sent 10
mt tor my liberty from tbs prison.
Prayin- thai your II nor Will grant II to her,
Respectful ~ aud truly yous
- -, tie Prison, Jackson, Mich.
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BREAKELL-w ALL.-In this city on wednesda,
set; % at me rrsucncc OF the prlde's parents by
b. trace Wal. " -
CLARK ARDlFF. In this city on "wednesday.
Sept. 90 ny the Rev Dr. Deems. Edward u Clark OF
West Brighton staten Island. " En, j. Cardn Of this
city.
CREATION UNDERWOOD On wednesday, Sent.
H. by the Rev. Charles I. Olmstei John ". Grea on,
Jr formerly Of Brookyp, TO Sarah +. Underwood 81
New YORK.
LYoN-JOHSsTON ON Tuesday, Sept 10 by the
Rev. james "A. H1ldley. Charles Is Lyon to Maris
Johnston both II this CIV
WHITE JOHNSION.-Ou Tuesday Sent 10 by tho
Rev. James ". Huaulel, Asher waite " Maggie A.
Johnston, bOth Of this ci1y
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Contents OF the Weekly su..
THE WEEKLY sun published TINS morning cor


A Calumny EIplOded-VindicAton OF Gov. Tilden
from toe ChAlgo Of Rendering False Income Returns =
Statement o. Juuge sinnOtt lhc Crtdit Munier and
Gov. Tidcn-lhe Exact Truth about that Matter lie
Great Blast al II u Gate-Opeulng anutner Approach
from the Sea % New YORK ;P,litcs IN COnuectcut-
an. gu look IN Iuuana-ro the authorities Of In mana
-NOr.n tHrulina tor I'll en- A Republican Confession
Al tnelr Ola Tricks A. am An Interesting Dos uncn;
Tue lnoan Dihiculn Inc Fight at the RAvlue lroi'
aus On the Marcn-Ine BACK HIS Ire .ty In" lie. al
ltn.er question Important lucome TaI SUIT Tue
Ia tern Z mp lcatiOas- Prospects OF Peace Mr.
SCHUYLER Report on the AtruCltli IN Bulgaria >
cn,e ana the sprte sarp D'scu sion In he Brl sh
AZ ociatiIni The Bank RoOOcru al BiN 4 AediaVa
@ rman Colony Tue Garden Vt California A l. me
Mut 10 Deadwuo a Fire ia the DismAi SWAMP Poe
try-Nh,n t,1s Old Hat was New Inc Latest Iee.
graphic New Noes on Science aud Industry Many
Luiunus ul Elit rial Article and Agricultural Mater
story Ola hurchs Treasure, Financial lntthgence
and .Tket,.
THEW EEKLY SUN contains a complete epitome OF the
news OF the week from all parts OF the United stAtei
and the American continent. Copies wrapper. ready
iormAiing the old country may nAd at the desE
Of our publication N g. Price four oents. For sns
~ All news dei ,ers 10 city ami country.
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To THE EDIrORoF The SuN-ST: Under the
heading OF the Shooting In tue Play" read ia THn
Sun thai cOncurred IN to thyme that the shot nred
came from within the room. fhis Ia not So. At the
time OF the shooting there hut players on the
hlaee auotner gen lruan anu myself, Others belug
on the other sac II the house, where obs rye
them. whether IN snut TIE room or Tue
trret 90 not XII ". WISH 10 statn, however, that
II tue shOt Mas accd ntay area by OF the cOInpa-
ny (Which dOuUtJ he ought - come gu with n nke a
man, US eyeiy one knows 4 WIS purely acct ieutal
l.. NloroR, 27l MsdsOn street.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.
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Baron ID. Palm. BODY to be orcma,ed.

The high priest Of tho Philosophical Society
that preparations are being made to eremate the
bouy Of the late Baron de Palm, who is rapidly get
ting into the condition Of a mummy" under the action
al eats vault acencttry Lear Ne" urS. The
crcmatinV apparatus l. being cohhTuctec here, Hnd
villas he tested Oy oaclning dog or other animal.
The mulInisd Baron Is 10 Dc burnt AoAo tune next
month.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 20. FLOUR AND MEAL-Prices
have been teneing upward al toward tue ciose, vaen
tue extreme NicwB OF holders checked the demt ud To-
Gay o~ine 10 me RAINY weather the demand was NOT
active, and holders showed come incllhauun 10
realize, under whon prices were occasionAY shaded
&C. y bbl out no general decline took place We
Qu ne: state Western tupernnc, - sO0stA 81;
extra STATE &cs sostbs4j Msste,g sgnI9g VA os
DO. winter wheat X anu Xxx. t51st7.a5 MnAesota
patent, " 76eSsboi city shipping extras, blOS$dl5i
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AnAwLward oouroand.nq of Names.

To TnE EDITOR or 1HE SuH-Sw. Having
notloed 10 Of the daily papers an unfortunate
cOLfOundng " names IN the matter OF recent alleged
malpractice" case In Flushing. write 10 make An I'M
portan correction. The All ged ca was said 10 have
taAru place Al thr house tle WIDOW OF Tue Rev. Dr.
n9uglInu, edi orOf toe n rtfurJ ulchWdn." lne
- u ltu- alton Tetrreu TO Aas not clergyman, nor
Ia even me most iemor way rehtei 20 or cInneeled
WI NJ iStt pr. huu hJin or any OF he FANNY, ms
cor ec"n 10 not ineuuea iOr ne Thought al persOns
but Tor tne large amy Of the anu ID writ
ten WIN Ut the cOnsrLt even tue edge " tie
Lev Dr. hOushtOn. Al. b. VAH ZAsDT.
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Arrived-TUEsDAV Sept 20.
- Switzerland, JACKSON. Antwerp ; tpt -.
: Cleopatra, Weir. n vluu sept "a.
% BOvls Smali. Giasgta sept Id.
s. Champion. lockwood, tharicstOn.
- Leasing, Hamburg sent H. Have 10Th.
s. CD de, kennedy, Havana sept 81.
s. Gl ucu Hearsc. Bustun
BARK Beatrice. BpwiY. LONDON.
Bark Mari Una F.rTo. Osir. Aberdeen.
Bark ZenrO, Russo. DuDnn.
DarS albarlen. Iupkins. Cardiff
Bars Aipinl. Reflex. Htm1urg.
Birk Victor, " aage, llllsful
BRIG Josie G Hazelinc. Hodsder. Galway
Also The usual river nj cOastwis- -sels.
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NJ. DELANEY, Eso-Str: Enclosed mud check
$3.50 fOr the following challenger
l hereby challenge Albert GARNER champion of
America, 20 . ~ me aoourulng 10 tAe rIes for the
championship IN dIl ana 500
rem H. yours trulU JOSEPH DION.
NEW YORK, Sept. %.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHts DAY.
sun rises. % sun sei-... a. Moon sets. morn
mon wATER-TuIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 80 GOV. Island. - Hell Gate -
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No specific tor local skin ailments oan cope 10
pOpu ar FAVOR with Glenn's sulphur Soap.
llills Hair anu hhi.ker Dye" BLACK OF brown, ooe
ADD.
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Cavuen Wafer. natures great remedy for
Iysptp-ia, rheumatism. Liver aud Kinney Dlsea ~,
&e. pamphlet gwen away A. DlIMAN's, Aston
House, O. Is all about a.
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Large stock at greatly reduced prices. bro
kaw brotherS Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper lnsti
tutc,-IAr.
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Business Noiltts.
Card

Card
TO CITIZLSs AND sTRASeERA
KNoXs FALL HAT READY.
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Rupture Cured by Or. Nnr-h'. Treatment-
uptown branch.
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The dtnrrhGRr Of children, which ire pros
ductd by indlge-Ue FOOD Or the excessive generation
o. acd Ia Tue stomach are ready cured Oy MIX OF
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Rest food for canaries Sod ny all DRUGGISTS ana
bird dealers. SINGER Gravel Paper Company, Manu
factureis, $50 Hudson st., New ork.
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A CoNQUEROR.-Hyatls Lifo Dalsam for rheu-
A.isni, Lsuralgls, govt sorofua. DC. Try h.-Aap.
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Children subject to diarrhosA snd dyqenterv
cared ~ AoD. ns Toethlng Cordial. friee. 20t-AaV
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ALWAYS Satisfactory The 81 X Truss, sold onl%
bv Elastic Truss Company, 1888 BrOaIvay, soon cures
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You need not suffer with Dyspcp-in mr. Head.
ache ~ YOU VIII use fARkEKS GlNGkk TONIC. II is
ne onH emcaclous remedy Tor those distressing is
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PBovisioNs- The speculation in hog products has
been stronger spcoay the next crop, snd aste,dicr
wno,e sitnntIon 10 Jay pr MAS quiet on ne SPOT,
ana ior future delivery ne closing ods were to ~ for
meats without trans ctiOns Of moment. Iard flmly
active aud about stcady safes $50 to- at sl0s5k for
tAe &c pds for future delivery we're 1910 for Octo-
Der, s9,'5 for November, am s0,55 for December.
Ne quote PORK y rbi, mess $40 sNas1ta0 Beef-
PAN mess, tpStil, extra mess HOSE bDl Iierce
s% .SI%tgi sas p T1h NJ igSSsiySs,
nans loo. snOeed shoulders. pSSc Bacon. 0lse
Us Tor western ana city long clear Dressed hogs,
GEAIS-Tne whole market has shown steadier tone,
nut alterly the demand was lossactve. Higher ocean
ssr 10 wheat aug corn To-day wheat was
ee 40 Tor oa e red ws % q cT hc ss
toL Sn1cs amber a. ana 25,s for white Mo-
Gill; Rve dun At 7oci7sc ior western, S0Ss5c.
ano to i Tor " csnaa VS cs IS sraS N saod
sp gp 81, nns 2g ~, fgr cash al oS o sqte
the rang Sy soc bush rom !a e 10 ssc Is I'm
quality new c'icrg mix a. S5si1 =, OLD do 49e53c,
new State mixed 42al7c., do whiie, ias5ic., with
extra choice stare 1t 5000. for mixed nd 5Sc TOR
and SO. for white Corn &c lower and more scIive
t t SUI rather quiet .aes 10000 bush At $40
grade at bdS51Tc; sail do chicago, 5Ss5SI4c., aud
ksnsas xed, os,ss5S>sc; also Western yellow, 58
,GRocERrEs-cofrees quiet but very nrm 300 bses
Rlo sod III Baltimore on private terms. Rice WAS
was quiet. ka~ sugar Vas dull and nomInal 1iO0
molsssos sugar sold at s. lea was qust but steady.
quote Cotet-Jaya, 2la23c Marnca.bo. 1tSl7c. and
RIO. 15'i@20c gold Rice. Caro- ina, 5l@61s LOUIS
Porto Rico, ioc,5sc'. New Orlesns, 45c,5sc sug,rs
Fart good refining CUBA S'iaac. centrifugal 0ii9
Wtc. renning Osalltc iOr hard, l0Dec for soft he
a, .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

Southern bakers and family brands, t05oat7s5t
kQuihern shipping extras, t6.40afB 2b. Corn meal.
western, t2 I6st2p0i Drandywine, t3.30Gt3.3b. Rye
hour-suDernne. ~ sjdSb.25.
ORION ma ket has been variable check 10
an upward tendency having enforced by toe large
sv.iP,s ~ tne ports To-Day eDOts quiet &c decline.
esirs 500 Daies chiefly Tor home use Future deliv-
b,es ueens9 lloc Sales 1880 closing with
n.IH NJ llbhc Tor Scntember. Al 3 32c. for OCTOBER.
ING Tor NOyember, IL ayc for December ii ii -82c.
,9r uaty II lfS2c for frDruarv and II 2332c for
msrcn; Ly,ipool market active and hrrner; midding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

The defects In the old Elastic Truss arc rem.
edled ~ POMkKOl s. ILlce 81. 7i6 DroAlMaY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

We hear this every dav, and why Is this2 Re-
cause you are BILIOUS. QIirka Irish Tea viii set you
right.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

Furniture and Carpets. cheapest In New York,
At SowpsIlnwalis ibS ana ls7 CnatAsu ~. "a show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

The teams will visit Mount Vernon to- morrow,
and toe entertained with banquet on their re-
turn in the evening. The shooting will be re-
sumed on Thursday.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-20

HAYEs's letter of acceptance is fierce
criticism upon Hayes's party. 1t is de-
voted mainly to an assertion of the neces-
sity for reform, and since the government,
that so needs reformation, is in this pltia-
BILE condition because of the misconduct
and vices of men to be restored to power
by Haycs's election, it must follow that
Hayes's letter Is designed to assure Hayes's
defeat. But this depends upon the fact
whether there be more knaves than honest
men IN the country. Hayes may know
what he is doing and which side Of his
bread is buttered. Radical thieves will
vote for him anyhow, and he would cap
ture, if possible, few honest patriots.