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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

when the gold excitement first broke
out IN CALIFORNIA, IN furtu'c So kers and ad-
Ventures were rushing to the new Eldufado in
counties numbers, one Thomas CuuV, AN go
centric lt-hmtn liying In our neigh BORING citv
az Marshall. lpit his nome to seek his fortune IN
the Golden state. lie ltt behind nm wife
and ONE child n dnughter His wife died sever |
years asu, ana his daughter married. AMI IS now
the wife Of Eli. Dulan. tho pOpular and we'll
h own cuuduttur ou the way freight ON the
Mirui gan Central liulrond.
Cow, after leaving Ma shall, never wrote to
his family. They occasionally heard Of his
whcfta Ituts, through other parties. Finally,
thtS heart Of hts departure tor Australia. It
w.. yeas before they heard Of him again, whtn
intelligence was brought 80 tNcm hy a utrsu n
WHO hAu Ie uIned To- Marshall from Australia
trat tudv WAS SIN living In Australia and had
acquired considerable property. About q YER
ago { ldy's daughter lea ned of his death
through Government paucr In Australia,
IN Wuica was a lcLil notice announcing his
death and advertising for hetrs to his trugcrtv.
Doiln put the matter IN tire hands uf LAWYERS
and sent ttOufs of lis wife being the b. nc to
Co, - csta g. On the 2ith OF march last DClnn
received a tctter & ON tine American Consul say
ius thu his vlfe's claim To- the estate had b,en
c-f abli-hcd. lie further stated that Cody lrtt
S@NNO In lands, bank stocks and money. lie
dicl without making "A vii. ana although cX-
tCn-iVD Is advertised ~ tuC Government. no heir
could Toe found OF heard If until Dulun's letter
Wa received.
Dolan has resigned his position as conductor
on tho ichi-an Central and VIII soon depart
for Australia.
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aeld. thcn another, tho crows cawine their ap-
pruvI. hut rem thing In their safe positions aud
not until a tnird person mad been seen TO 0t part
from the AID would the cunning trcai utes uust
themselves wftIuu ruu4Nut If tn little huild.
Ing. lie next day htlf dozen PEI sons entered
g. Presently one of tNcu won't back across Tue
neid The crows mentioned the fact among
ttruscly .-. tut kept their distance among tle
trees. Another person vent aw W. WIN NE
s,n,s t,-tt birrrtlS ID third emerged from the
hmi1in, ami dt.Anupntcd. The unhappy crows,
ha,ine reached tie cnl " tneir mathemattcs
r,rc. ctne down VA pl1tuous 10 their deicircu
brrrk fist unaware Of tue thrce armed eucmieS
sttI rom .iuing in the hutdiug, VINO al once
nlrprd ire uuon the poor birds whose great
misfortune Was that thcy were unaAie 10 COUNT
90. fr fhau three. ., 80.
rI4 Experiment was tried repeatedly, with
eN scvcn. and ,itht per. ma: nut the crows
n.vcr T., ted to take he position that there could
he no moro tntf three. and when three departed
they invariably dcsccuDcd to their doom.
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A Dinner III ~. Petersburg.
HL--.. a.. -. H.


II is worth while 10 60 to 81. Petersburg,
u onlN T. eat d Russian dinner. Like all norm
tu IRiluhs, the Russians relOi1 o In raw food
thu ; allllN Z cont a-ts. Some OF their vpriI o
soups are eaten cold, and heir tea Is druuk 20
hVl as 70 lie Impossible to an ordinary English
PAnle' A. Preparation Tor dinner, some Il a
tohl nat ~ rcil-hes ure chosen and washed down
DS strong hqueurs. You may take caviar, raw
t-ulsNc-, OF even, like { soned Russian. -eve-
te'Nnl' raw smoked cannon, raw died stur-
VI these dele 4cies. they are the intrlduc-
uoh 10 cold iced SOUP Of "kvas," 4
beverage made of fermented De) with
Eeces or herring, cucumber, and meat
tee" oo'oE' %, what Is really good, "stchi," a
u@-e soup 70 he Gated with sour cream, or
l'h toui, Tor your next cuur-e-nsh- are
,'Cou"''hlcG 10 select either Ras-tgai pitties,
',' ih4cu iiHe muNius with lsh, or "s6ilanha'
US coihpo-th ot N-h and CdbbaEe. Nv his
N..e Nou should he broken IN sum icnily to face
nNn ti'anlulty DOtn the ords "p0. inuus
w. h"ItN1 ~ or their mantle tatiOn In tho
te,n- ga "ciy' cold boiled sucking pig witu
.Wse-rfdIHn sauce. You may then add the
ttANi Gel ipu' euicken or veal outlets and roast
4n"N stuffed with buckWheat, passing On u
t're''A'f -, rlRhciick "a kind OF CrOusol. or
S8H"l' Tnpt, with sailed cucumOer- for lad a.,
s s"t 'al".' sweet dishes, including Nessel-
~ ,.,.i leiiufes H. you NAV return to cheese
SNu CAVIAR; nut II YOU have indeed succreded
t. ,3'iu< 40 these dshes with relish, there can
~ u, p'aieit reason on the score OF Il-e zion
,""9 D." mo ~ not 90 on again with tho cola
a. a'u st"nd few hours moro or less IN
G.'."t 'h cicie, You ought meanwhile 10 be
a. ',,N'N- tlic Wines 81 the CTlmei, the Caucasus,
A. p'u' hIl you VIII not Ind II easy 10 get them
luN pay for them under the names Of
L. ~. INtt u llsDuly, nr Champigle. 1t is far
49, lb ilie ciIcr perry, or rdspuerry Nv -,
lhe cool LOmpOpo. Coffee. yellow tea,
$500 ' ""H Cigarettes complete the Irpast.
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THE CREAM OF THE PRESS.
nfgH TItE AnONG THE R0MdNTfC
PIOPLE or T1HITL
Marriages Expected N Various Royal Fnmi-
lie. \ Romantic Princess.

va, a. fftfNttN Hy.NI|lt
-. Mach . proror,tions ero
PArETIE, MhTVn -. ,Vl',', NV :" :. AZ
hong ui de lnr Two Nl-N t"n'r W,''' ~
lea the phIllcS 'Ie Vul.-lu' IT," .
man, Is TO uc representing "n Nc uHt a., ~,
rruum, and the isl ~ "i lnhlh "n 'n' ,''i
the tu ting Vuuuu tridr. Incl rnft D. i' l' &
% vcrsuuaLe IL - Herr ttodcl i'N, 'l.l- w.
consul here, aud SON ~ tie TIA NuI ii,, I'll" w.
the ncad Of the hud-c 81 Hn", '"A- a ,'' w ~
are the mcrch ut urlnc'. w 49,, , a..
Tue young urdc 10 Miss Nj ran ~, gItI' III III
Tive OF THIS island, aud udnl"'0 .,rd ~, ~ -
known Ms. - rndei, VINO ", Mis- Ilrandcr
spcuously In Iaii IAN rs, 'r"u , lam U.,,ndrr A
Is part white, ter ftnc' ,V'". r,'v fe,tr,i
wealthy scui'h ".' 'n.'t, ~ IL 4, como "a
FROM business. Tue Nil' No. i1 -, ,t..'t,,,,
witniu few Wcc"7' '.Y ~ ~ Xii m he lie
When THIS D. a' '.i', ,,., ~ ,,nttisi a native
thiru foreign ~, u" Ton.,l Smidt. n blond
beiuty iI-t W., tt., L,t',,,I ',,,, ~ DEM. AK
Dfnr' WI" VIZ, XII . g. trei i0lil wed the Amer
~ tht'e seq 81 ,t, an a.. I'D, .,n.lf,.I
900 consul I'm, a,., accom- shed
,'' 49, V.,.,ti, 't,l t.i4 A be- i4 4tllt i.Ie fIl-
irl, r. i, ,,f,,r..' ~ ,t.,.l d, .lefrDy. sui
l"N,u u, ,ue ,'t,,,
ddite N""nE i'"'' t,t,. ts is, ., coma N on
4, w W., ~ fr. H., h., nm .tri.d Tue
t"v u"S , -, e III. d" .r,nn.t' paficI
l.s v,c,.',t n"nhv in.'isl iri.iman,
i ~. T,tt Itp'l iark A .tntc celebrated Y iu-
le ~, CO., i1i,t H. tns ',it,,rf,i a tu..u.
h,v 5tN," I Elk ktan. IN American and one
~ w.. t',.t t,tI.r pIlnpcrs. Mann ~. mere. Il
81 w. ", .r- :, a. ,,r, s,irilu An ,'r. nor
in'' We ",'i,r',t. auti,,n 3,fd To- nast i,,sru-.
Il a'' ~ , All n.,,,, int ,,,,.tut ,,f ct,tI,r,.n
~ '''', ',,.f ,,...,. u.I -'.f'irl,lv h.. takes A
~ .',' ,'', ..,,, r,, ,,r ,,,,n ie ~ r,.,i.
IL a. ~ y. mon hs tn,,ka mint ana uncs
h"'c mr. In tn, sn Ms ~ n, Wnlir wu.
= ',,' " , '' 49, .I,.it ga M ana Lnnl.n,no
man " ''' ~ ,,u.,,,.tt ,onn,iiI', hnif-'tst~ H.,
=, '. mn, rt,.f ar t.,,.,,, ,uts an M, 49,.
ir 49,, ir.,..t,. linn. a., tt'.x IA, .r,
!" ~" . ,I' ,,, ~, ,.srfi ,,. A., fi', : mi
s"N 80. a., +, fr,,, 4, "a, /, l..,,,'.
i',''' "'' 81, ~ ~ ,,',,s,r, ti, L. w., of tb NJ,
mn, ~. I.,. a. t,'t ~ '~ -
ny ~, ,o.n .t.r,i,1 Ia. fla, an
li -, ~, U.i' Wy, a."
u W.. ,t 10y, ., - ,n.,,t H., y i', a.
t'NpcW Wv" ""'' 1870 ""u'" "N' , ~ ~.
.' '''., 49,, = tiSn ~ ,ne III A. ~, r '''r
''"-'' VOC I I ','''i va w Nv - " r. Y''
a. 10 y ., ''t, 80 ~, 49, az d. ,",
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23
Arithmetic that wa. ,Iis.nken.

F"' me IpiAdni idterdser.
a. amor m Maine. who had a large corn
-" ""th the grain was Just sprouung
r. '.ll' was greatly annoyed by the dep-
pr, n- ~ 'r'WH, which used t. congregAte ia
e., ''H ''rs IA a clump Of trees near the
tten wall ma after yOciferOu Is tUkiug
tbs .,,' nfti Tor while, swpop down among
bef ,,r S'ninR rows. Ihis was some years ago
H. lhhefs and uthcls h4d learned that
irpnN more than Ways hls board by destroy
p,f . 49, eD 's' Whlrl aro much more expensive
uI'1n tie HslIcultIr than crows
t,n..' ta'Mtr vow ed vengeance upon the corn
ii. ann lana In IL Tor them often and
I, n ''"Nul success In the centre Of the corn
unti"niir a sual board shanty, and the farm er
uliu,',she "tt whenever he was In this building,
o. -" Ne was q ute cpuce led from the
A. s'n.'l "ould never come down to be shot
cone u a. o ne ltit the Hcld however, they would
omlt t,""" Nv hundreds. Ihey could evidently
ther I,,, ne idra uccnrre to him TO test
dat t'''','t sktli IN mathematics. The next
lsb. ii ''oN us sou into the shanty, ana after a
Inc ctn', I'"t IAN h me, thinking that alter
they vn,I uAn seen one person leave the field :,
sown 'uIIu suppose the danger past and come
sitter h. ply thvN w ely keut aloof, and not until
Ntntt,rs ,"'v himself started for home did they
TL.' TO alipht H. me corn.
VIII ia. nav lie took two persona with him,
"'ue result; aist one person left the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23
THE WESTERN FlRMER's PEST.
Vsw Mr.. nili OF Colorado got the Best ofthe
GrasshOppers.

From tae Greeley sun.
Mr., Hill always sows Il large area OF
land. HIS hopeful ness prompts the SOWING, and
bis comhltiveness prompts MN to hgnt and
save. About IL years ago Mr. Hill had all his
money invcs,ed In his first crop. TIE young
Gra-shoIper commenced to cat the wheat a. II
came In sight. There we're piles Of them tr, ing
T. cross tie ditch. so vast W the number
That most men were discouraged. ana lost their
CROPS. MI liili now commenced to run water
around his crop. and, wien the loulers swan
across he took sharp spade ana cut the bank
OF the ditch smoothly on the side next the crop
and soon n q the pleasure OF seeing millions OF
the destroSers swept n into The creek. When
ct er millions succeeded In reaching the wheat
he patiently drove them back into the ditcn. In
tins Nay, Watching and lighting with all his en-
ergV, he conquered at last. Mir. Hill said he felt
paid Tor his work, for he made 1900 that year,
getting II cents pound for his wheat.
In l1te years Mr.. nm fougnt the grasshoppers
with IRE He and his men would put bell Of
straw 10 feet wide across a field. and, with long
poles, to which were attached pieces Of muslin,
CriVe the huppers INTO toe straw. They coulu
be driven only from nine o'clock TO three. Once
10 the straw they remained quiet Two me
belt Of straw, and consumed every one. They
were destroyed In sucn numbers tuat they could
he taken In double haudfuls.
One year MI Hill had patch OF 1900 cahb aees,
upon Whic. II hoppers led in great numbers,
" ~ the colo weather came. The ground was
full Of eggs. Upon examination It seemed thar
Tue average number that each gTusshopper de-
posii,d was "a Ihere were eggs enough t.
brn4 tth brood mat woul have eaten un
TIE wnuls farm. Mr.. llili commenced to eXperi-
ment VITA lne egg. Placing them IA the direct
rays tne sun. lie found mat lttequi. ed only a
short tine TO h4tch them. Concluding thai II
they oolld be Kept cool they ould never hatch,
heplou-hCd them oil under, aud never he I'D II
then a. trNsrd. They probably all r. tied. lilo
confident tuat we are going to he aule 10
manage We ! ouug grsssAoppers hereafter.
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Princess rccliur Potatoes.

An incident in the early life Of the Grand
Duchess Marie, who dird the other dav. a. mar
taied iu the Grruiu papers. Her pareuts-Czi r
NirhNits AID the Empress Alexandra used am
ruaiv to Nisir the lIu .siUn lNiug. taking Their
chiurcn with them. ON one OCCASION. while
thoN were az lofsdam, the autuu MauucuVrCs
were rnlu. ON IN tine neirhhorhoud, and the
whole iar.f went out 10 see tuc soldiers. TIE
tier were az the time preparing dinner. The
two Young Grand Ducreascs, Marie aud OLGA,
went up to- Cd group ct soitior- who were prtlnR
tot toes. uuc admired tine skill with which they
u.riUrurd the operation. "C1n YOU do ttat,
cAlldrcn 30 asked TIE King. "No; they hat
never trsd" " How not vet treuf The SO. ~
En- toe better: 80 cue can hc clever house tie
without tt.ruiNc L peel potatoes. 1t us see
how Nuu could do it.' lhc two Processes at
once kuc.t tef lie the hts, rscciying a couul- q
knives, ,ni beg n th,irt -S. the King, the Ga r
auI LWlt--. Prince vi lam of lIu-sia Une
~, -rnt O. ruHn Emperon. ANA Prince AlexAn.
uer the pres ut larJ, all standing around \
lomer .ui IN, VINO nd given up his KNIFE, soon
interrupted, =" But. voung ladies, YOU mustn't
cut so deep; yUu Cut AWAY most OF the potato.
an we ehali hive nothing lett to eat. DO all
kU-~iAns Gus pot ltots ga that wayf' "Nlght,
Ahlnauu,' ssti the kinc-ne had before spoken
t. g." nian, aud never FORGOT a soldiers name
teach them how To do u IN tue Prussi n way. "
Ahlnann accordingly showed them how to hold
the pNt to. and hos to hold the knife. and *
actiy how much ought 70 be taken on land
soon the story goes, the potato skins really
fen more dtlcateiy from the delicate hands of
the Pilnce-sss' We are not told what use was
aiterward made Of this humble but laudable
accom- vi hutnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23
The Heather Cslpee in a New Ro,e.

Froin he san Francisco Neles Letter.
The yellow Man vi almond eyes
IL IN disgrace Just now
What has Ire done 20 be- the cause
OF such an awful row ?
Why 90 tney meet - soiemnly
HIS Oanishtuelt TO . AM
blmniY because he's prov cd himself
To be the Coming Alan.
They cal him more brute compared
Wit tne.r tauCabIAn race
Then II they fal't comp te with him,
The deeper their disgrace;
They feel nj cunning mani and brain,
That, why tney VISA u baI
For yer irOm tarir envlnus shores
The yellow ComllS NJ ~.
They want 10 turn HIM ont because
He WORKS for 1T" pay,
q ylng, white iuan caunOt live
on iity cents day.
We answer, aud 10 hts been true
Since FIRST TIE world began,
That be VINO mas the fewcst wants.
lie Is the Coming Man.
II white men. claiming finer blood,
OF bet er FOOD have need,
Superior art I'm them should show
lnry re WORTHY o. their fCNl.
Yet IN the hnest works Of sSill,
DENY the truth vino can,
The white man u a clumsy beast
Beside The Coming han.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23
A Legacy Of FenianisH

In 1885 John OMahoney, President OF the
IRISH Republic bought from August Belmont Co.
VT bills Of oI,hange for tl059eAi, payable by the
Ro,hscltas ia London to joan O'LearT, the Fenan
agent there. OIesry arrested London for trea
ami lluy, aud seLteAceI - twenty years penal
scrtuue. liz property iuciuiug the Ills Of exchange,
forfeited O'NaAuaty hGcu belmont to recover The
money ptd flr the ulii- Anf recently, before judge
Pratt m BROOKLYN, Bcmol ., counsel moved Tor
sg4t tAr srou 20 tnat be had done ala htt
CURED by aw having r,u' to the noley " inset the
drall. INC dec.slon wa, Ic.orYel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

SATURDAY. April 20 Flour easier and m ore
scys for a P,nE crA o snd m -four ana am toT
4SS We a, Sai wt l4 og's SsS S
$50 * snd XXX Isi77;; ' saaes s a'S ei:
SSu'hsE1 sG grades t'Ss,s76 southern ;Fpp.g &
cSfh nd & s GSr sy ST.
PROVISIONS Pork was inner; saiea onlthe SPOT 100
Nay 'O and I'VE foT & DS aeon
dull s-les 20 bxs. Western long clear at l24oi city
.a!s sPet 90 lcs ss63a iaf pi@S CIV, and
~ 600 ~ a sl56 5e Tor NAV, tia7i5ssiSS2iG Tor
JSns Snd tlastSt = 70 Tor Jl{ hIetse3 nof, nrmer,
i?S g S us ddns i54c
sa al 100 ss any, Gnd s,.Ss
~ Il1c Tor Jus and 10 i732e for July Receipts at
Gi,IS-lowSr ~ m.re @etIys sales os,ooo bush.
~ ~ l"@t i,lo'a ah9al lor ~ M,lNauEre snrlns
sprng sl25 81 20 flf NJ ! Milwaukee sDrhg, aud
SlSi@tl u.s. Ter 80 srrLg ~. 4Iiet a @issse. Tor
STATE ana fennsl lyanla. Barley trmeri sales $500
sales - 800 onsh, manly No mixed Western al iSec
ior arrival The ~ Atorei aad Ag,Ye dr,Nefei 9lt
for while, Corn lower slc 100000 Oush at ca g69c.
aeq for nst week IN May steamer mixed, 6lc.i nrst
haii OF My sh lpMel,sl 1GlG.i al My sail mixed
suEpRlks-spir ~ lnrp,hline WAS easier and IN de-
ed nm At Sl.sOa tls5 In pelroeum nonng VAS done
ana Ialaes were nonnM a. sbc 9r crude IN bulk md
9aie' Dui rate Yer" g,nersY t!eady grain 10 Lon
ts was done IN berth rNun gram 10 Cork Tor orders,
5s 7le0i refined petroleum to the luc, As obi do. 70
tnL Mediterranean at As. 81. DBL, and 2i6b21c, II
case crude petroleum from Philadelphia 10 Bremen,
80 3D. Mhshoy was steady with Gales VI 400 obs. al
t1l1I{dfl12
GnocrRIEs- Rio coffee was again quiet, but steady
at l51ss NRc. gold sales 1855 private terms
nild grades quiet ana Unchanged kice sold ia
jobbinR way talt prices. Moafses steady, though
quiet; "a es goo hds. foreign, grocery grades Ut 45CD
66c. TOT Po rtu Rico san Domingo at 30c Deneiara
8 S$Ssei also 20 MT; SpIa TsnnlHE at GSac' AZ.
OF l05s hhds and 600 ooxes az 7ls@i ldc Tor Cupe
muscoVadO, $50 for centrifugal, ana Nc Tor mOlases
grades; renned easier AZ l0.Gl01ac Tor hards, with
moderate 6ales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

lotai Tor me wCck...... Sl57jJ
he total numuer of shares dealt In was no.
n6s, Of which Western Union represented AZ Id:
Lake shore. 32G3j Pacific Mail. 1883; Union
sMinnlng COMPANY; 32lts Michisan Central. hcu /;
81. Paul. 2Sn; the preferred, 2,lJ0; Erie. 200 (:
Delaware, L1ckawanna and western, 1.1S4 :
Onios, Loco WABASH. 100; Northwestern, 2,l5J
the. rtcterrtd Il, 100; Rock Island. 90; CONSOLE
dttion Coal, 90; New Jersey Central. SD; Pro
ducers' consolidated Land and Petroleum Cotl-
= n.y. 30; ~. Louis. kalsas CITY and Nor, hern.
100; the prefer, d. 700; Alton and 1erre lIaute
ptrlerrec, ltO c., {. and /. c.. 100; Cleveland
amnd Pittsburgh, IA Chicago. burlington aud
and lnuauatolis, 100; Delaware and Hudson
Canal. Isl New Jersey Southern, 100. TennsyI-
vania Coal, lOO; Quicksilver pteterred, 100. 81
Louis and Iron Mountain. 100; Union Pacific
100; United states Express, 100; and Chicago
and Alton, ~
In the gold market very little was dono. All
OF tine &c. nsactions were at 1l2't. tho opening
figure. and ll27s. At which It closed but there
wa, noth na ~ this dep rtment OF the exchange
W icb called fer rem rk
The following were the principal quotations;
1913 1913 M Miii HISS sS g. iiISS 300 Ni iiS7
In loans tho rates uaid for the use OF gold were =
1di T. 2 y cent. nat ana Tor c,rryug and = coat.
so ssaaec 1 e ssa eu p reacv wc IRE
aces 'iGli sdc ine go's erarngs q the WEEK hav.
sun Treasury paid ont day tai 90 n CON on
aegt,s ga ,s3 ooo receivns during the same period
The DAVIS business A the United states suhrressury
6sese do 6aia6ee sid6I0is.s, Currency Teeept.
Sis JlSto do payments S42Lb5J. 10; do. Uaianco
t'hWo foS ~. custom .tiSOtOl
The Treasury balances Al ne close 81 business In
Washington were: Currency. e 25UuNu. sud cola &c,
15nt 90 inc uuing $2s5Op,pcO cuin cUrtihoatee.
kOteign exchange con .uued Arm AZ Sass and $3.50.
but tn business was ligit.
1T xp rts q specie for the week footed no t7o3c
2h9, anu eur Ian. L. fldU2p 354 sgaknet t2OI7SUN5
same time last year. ana tlOO7siG3 IN 1874. The ex-
ports OF dOmcfc produce, currency vaiuaon Tor the
week ending luCsuav llst. amounted TO 5.O69 ana
tlnco jaw l. "a 4odA7. The mpor o. dry goods SOFA
~ utiuu % uiug general mere hlnnise Tor tue
ending to-day were SiNiL7l0i ami since jan 1.
sd4tnu2 - rgaiusi " 10 s72uii same time last year
a lta .iftFa. -.
wise ov ta during the pist week were 81 $50 nace,
ana tNe number expOre wue "a. sos The rtCc
60 sort J, tne cuWnt &c mrnt = the cotton year,
CYL an iuttcasc of 51iAl5 ha cs comp red
Win tue gUgicrrO. ding rcrl0d IT last year
IN the money uafkct call toanu rauved "a cent,
quict A. A. e..
l. w,eSly exhibit ~ tho associated hanks showed
Increase 90 the net " 81 so Sn5 The os
we're hosevtr, CONTACTED fIJ455UO, aud the deposits
fell 90 over $1,000 Du
Government nonIs rejected more activity. ana there
va. tu'i tu-lnt s. ~ tULron lS7- tcsierrc a- 81
lSel ius coup 1868 Lew, currency d. a. bet
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In state bonds there we're No recorded Gales Bang
~ commerce sharcs brought t5, aad Central National
l1lR. Railroad bonds we're duu snd neglected. lie
trlpclua transact were follows I0ulstAna aui
Missouri l'ni road lst- a2 Milwaukee ana 81 P,u ISIS,
la Crosse division. Iuifl v wuukte and ST. Paul con.
eulaai s.ukiug fund. 81; " lwaukee and St pan 81
l,ts, lld, Michigan ntrAi g. 1O3 Chicago ana North.
vest m G. nsuf ted. lOt Chicago Sorthv ostern
consondMed coupon Fuld tonds, eoiS; Ohio aud Mis-
tissppi %, 80 Louisville and Nashville cousodateg
VS, % Toledo an Wabash els, ~.
lte penine aignest osert, ard r NJ closing
prices Of ttOCAs to-day were
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COOPER DAY during the Centennial at MaTkOe
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pean plAn also, 81 " ~ per day.
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TNIFrII-AVENUE THEATRE.
Il Proprietor and Manager. -. Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY.
goth week ii5th to 15sd performance. and
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s sT sd1 Sur WOO y5ss
sell he following valuable real estate auction
home for his family Tuesday, April 25 1879. at
Wcock Z; W. 'hrc c2ni enlent dw, Ling houses ~
cortsinne RIMS Snd e sitSae ON Henry g. " nesi
healthy ocSon ony g mroics v Wax g 20 frrc S.'a
CmEAr 5000 bar can for
"0''' '0O i sSevI ''i
E1OR SALE-rwq sstory frame houses ten room,
tsco;aeh NOS tTMSpSs" f is t"n'St y,
II0R sAtE-L.o cot S.e.sS End 10 iooins each,
IrOR SALE.-t26OO viii secure good house ana lot
u balance e oOO. mall pay ments 10 suit purchaser
NO NV Lafayette avr BROOK WI. Ciii and see.
rV'nE BR~r nARUAIN in wniams5ur9a.-e fa7i
rooms actually givcn into the oargain g. 100 Tor tue
ssssrc g@sr c % JAMES FoIRNb s. - fro osve
Wilansourgh, near unionav
$3.50 psss,e.,lge co5ge,
Dice tioO) lso very dc'iraple house rooms. Crane.
Loco. bloadway, morning., liz ca st EI,. hri
port. afternoons.
$1,000 ely Sss,s so Ssmfo Sq S enc
av" near Evergreen av, Irookivn.
Sor sas anO 10 Act
A FLAT TO LET in 500 West aith st.. near sth
N av. Apply At 328.
COTTAGE house and rooms 80 per mouth or for
Y sale In ir'okyn Aopy 10 SMITH 2'e Murray ~.
INAKN~ AND VILLA plots, f-nm $3.50 upward;
best e eaps,st. aud 9eeihest loca,ion within thlry
COINS q. KlCHARDsON, New Hrunswick. n. }.
HANDSOME new cottage, Rutherfard rArAi 10
r. X. STEWART. 81 Cedar at.
nNE MORE 2iestory nigh.stoop oricA house. with
~ al modern Improvements. to let chrnp. 1.G % So.
and slh ~. Inquire on premises or OF AUOLPH LEVY,
OFFICES rO LET IN second story sun oaialnt
\)trunt rrsr wei lighted AMI scan nsi 81 Ks.
pb at sun publication nee Nasal AMI Fran fort "a
cTORES let suitable for cigars, crockery, tados
c,dire avenue j. a00R asq ION SS. aear eta st.
no LIE t-scvcral dcsir able brick nousea II to Il
.ions ,ha, WI be rent.O e yery low prices also.
a., suitable "a, Tor 'So families and bgarns house,
euce rents also. stores and Offices 70 the beet ensn,ss
o. Montgomery St. Jersey city
rI'Q LFT-t9so PEI year. 90 minute. BY newark and
IA Me-. 1qrT roSs ron Ag,er,y &C. hress.9ry
,satoI g.. src,t p,ved sud sewersd renes ga RI:
No Is Montgomery st, Jersey City or A. s hGf6H,j
rI'o I.ET-A cottage, containing ls rooms i1r,e
ciy gnt,, t,n miln from Ilggokan ferry prce,
H TeisG, Coz RESERVOIR ana f''''a' ' jersey Guy
V'Q LET-rle ,tore corner q s'uyyc,al' -rd a.
Ger, store als5, -eceai nor staiiosary wash in6,
ana "'. s5aSI&lSA & Il 'Ts st. nosSp
ieci front, At nort6wes cSrorr cei =, and "a Az,
sr,o "' ''' BEGL 1DRb3ofhE S' nj Pi.'F
rINuE STORE, isd Sss.au st., sun bsuli1s 70 ct.
snitsble for nanSins insurtne', or sea' rd bus.
on,e 10 f5o' Sa.' aao Apply At 'H' SUI "a A'l
Vo2.htT -r"9 a9gr, N wi'.oas Rudlnr, eoracl
4. as