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THURSDAY, May 25-P. M.-Speculation
a, tho s,oo. p,,,a,o. s.s,ra,, arasas,o
at. a., 'ss,.' '.' Wv 20
active purchases Of Lake Shore for the bear 40
count. and under the influence n, ubich IN.
"'' SUI unue' 'uo i"nuenoe VI ""'O" VIC
price advanced from bh to N3s, though closing
~ cent. lower. Michigan Central moved up
sIso ~ IN leu ,ror, ,h. .,na,,,.a, ,ha .ho-ts
s'so - 70 foS rom the covering OF the shorts'
out the heavv realizing sales of Western Union
subsequently changed the cnrrent Of speouIa-
=, '"o ie","'nue' w Tue ''s', anu resuf.eu III
heavy market during the 0nal nour OF trade.
The weakness OF Western Union was n mvaterv
IN Tho ,,onar., ~. :, . VOC NEW,
r,,r,as. 80 run ., ope'a'ors' ana various
rumors were set afioat 10 explanation, among
had been pressed anoo ,hs aaSs, Tr. s "e,os
$3.50, 10y" p'osseu upon .he market me price
dropped IN TO of<, but afterward rallied to 65A
and closed at az Erie was weak AT n,.6nIa,..
and Union pac,ac aac,,u., -. 40 a. 80 rs
coal roads were y and :. lower for New Jersey
Central and Delaware, Laekavanna and wat
ern respective,v. and ~. yv..,.a -, -
se n,sa weakness Pac inc Nail yielded under
from ihs stIenst@ q Lax. and the Ss hs%S e
Interest in the msyEet' '"e's was very h'tie OF
Mr.. William m"nd ,oo.,,o. r., A.. ,...-,
hansas ana TEXAS Railway has issued his an
n , report which shows an improved condi-
year ending Dec al 1874 amnuntad 10 40 ooa
se5.2s, and the expenses Si.5ss. 20. ia W The os,
r1,iin ~ sxnensae' 90 ~ Wy si'StioTl.<' tue
10 90 100 "a sNpe"'ys W caIhlnRs having Deen
U o. lu v tont. ine report altogether is IN ore
Satisfactorily tnan generally anticipated, but as
about SO cent. OF the business Is local. thia
company has not suffered TO any extent from
the ruinota ga m ne itIon ~ ,hro,,ah ,raess 'NA'
The total nunIber ~ sbaras da 10 90. ,s7
ooo ~ 80. nu,npe' ~ sha'es uedit IN was iOI,-
20 OF which Lake Shore represented 5000;
western Union, 5000; Pacific Mail, 1850;
Michigan Central, R,HJD: New York Central
b,qib; Delaware. Lick awanna ami Wsstarn
0l0, Erie o q-t NJ. Ias.a, - 90,
0h,,. osh 49, vi yotscN Nsmtda AZ, ifVvi
$500, o,so . q. ,n,n'ne % i,sOVi Nottn-
W., "s1sn,eni i%i ~. raul, l,fVO; the preferred,
lsoVo' tnlOu faClnC. WI; Harlem, bOU, A. and II.
Telegraph Co., 6l2; Pro. Con. Land and Petro-
leum Co., 300. Rock Island. 225. Delaware and
Hudson Canal, ap: CT yeIand and PIttshurgh
on. NIsscurJ " -. ahu nn'
Tar,a Esr.a.. az "nu inAas, SOi "sms-
aIko Laptess, ioo' n. anu /. preferred, l0O;
American Express. 10; g., C.. &. and L., liz;
". L.. and N. Co., 100 N. Y, N. II. and IA III
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F0RTY-F0URTH CONGRESS.
AN ATTEMPT IN rHE SENATE TO RE-
I'VE the FRAMING ABUSE.
Mr.. Merrfson Advocating his TsriG Bill IN
the Housc-LHvtna Down the Principle
that Protection Means spoIiatton.

Mr.. Morrfson Advocating his Tariff Bill IN
the Housc-LavinR Down the Principle
that Protection Means spoIistion.
WAsHrNeToN, May 26.-In the Senate to-
day, Mr.. Wright Otep., Iowa., from the Commit
tee on Civil Service and Retrenchment, reported
back the bill fixing the salary Of the President
OF the United States at $4,000 per annum, with
the message Of the President vetoing the same,
and recommended that the bill be passed not
witbstanding the objections Of the President
Mt. Wright said lie mad been directed by the
committee TO request the Senate to act OH the
bill as soon az possible. II was placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Conklinr Rep., N. W presented the petit
ton Of f. @. Spal hing, and other leading citizens
Of Buffalo, N. Y, demonstrating against the pro-
posed removal or abolition Of the depository In
that city. Referred to the Committee on FL
nance.
Mr.. Sargent Rep., CALI presented a communi-
cation from the engineer In charge OF the Sem
ate wing Of the Capitol, calling attention to the
imperfections in the ventilation beneath the
floor OF the Senate Chamber, tending to injure
health, &C., and submitting q plan to Improve
that part OF the Chamber. Referred.
Mr.. Conkling presented the memorial OF tho
New York Academy Of Medicine demonstrating
against the passage Of the Senate bill to incor-
porate the National Surgical Institute OF tho
District Of Columbia. Referred to the District
Committee.
MIR. Jones Dem, Fls) presented petition OF
the citizens Of Washington asking an appropria-
ton for deepening the Washington channel of
the Potomac river from the Long Bridge to Ar
senal Point. Referred to the District Com
mittee.
Mr.. Paddock Rep., Neb), from the Committee
on Post Onices and Post Roads. reported with
an amendment In the nature Of a substitute the
bill to iestore the franking privilege. Placed on
the calendar.
The Chair laid before the Senate the petition
OF ChHs Il. Mott asking an Appropriation for an
International monument OF Oliver Cromwell to
be erected on the Battery In New York city, and
that the corner stone OF the pedestal be laid on
the Fourth of July, 1875. Referred TO the Com
mlttee on Foreign Relations.
AT l2:sD legislative business was suspended,
and the Senate resumed the consideration OF
the articles OF impeachment against W. W. Bel
knap, late Secretary OF War. with closed doors
Before reaching any decision, at 4:l5 the doors
were reopened. The Senate then went into
executive session. and aftetward adj ourned un-
til Ill A. NJ. tomorrow.
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GARRETsoN.- ON Wednesday. MAY "a at Annadais,
Staten Island Charles Brtton Garretson eldest son Of
John james aud Mary Garfetson. aged year, and
months
rages viii be in waiting al Annsdsle connect with
the o'clock boat from whitehall. Relatives aud
friends are respectfully invited
HARNED.-On Thur.dav, May 20, OF heart disease.
Samuel Horned, aged 40 years.
Albany "''' ~ w
AiSsn, papers please cory.
4. Lane, aged % years, months ANA 2S days.
Lodge. No. 272, Mount Hebron Enc alRpmcntN No T. o.
o. r." Anarew Jackson Lodge, No. Ill, X. of T.. and
attend lhe funeral FROM her late residence, lis Orchard
81; on sunday afternoon, at oclocA.
,,MSMAhoS.1In mi. city, May g, 1870 Mrs Ro..
Illley CORRECT, county Monaghan, ireland.
invited to attend he funeral from residence OF her
daugnier Ellen McMahon a. Perry st., ON sunday, all
MURRAY Suddenly on the e5th inst at Albany,
MIS- Jessie Murray. native OF Inverness, Scotland.
Her iriend. respectfully invited 70 attend the flu
neral from no Sih AN on SATURDAY, al O'Clock, with
out iu'hr invitation. iief remains ~lli be taken TO
McDOCGALL.-At Dundee, scotl,ud. MAY TO- Ncttie,
New Yors city. N the 5lst year OF her sgc.
OBklkN.-On Wednesday, the 2itn tnst Mary Jane,
beloved wife OF Daniel Bren aged 80 years, month,
The relatives and friends are respectfully nyted TO
st. N Friday, May "a al T.. N.
RoGhiis-on "Wednesday. NAV "a Henry Rogers, Of
so Nassau IT,, New \ ORR, aged ~ Years.
Relatives and trcnus are invited 10 attend the funeral
FROM his t.. residence. 5la Newar9 ay, Jersey Cly
Heights, on Ftl.ai. MAY %, At IL ',locG
IVA ttngland) pa crs p.elsc copy
,.slGMAN suddenly, On Tues ay, May %. Mr. John
d. Sigmau, In tine 3pth year Of mis- age.
Relatives ana friend. OF the family. also members OF
Esston Lodge. No. los. T. ~, a!e respectfully 10.
from lis late residence, Easton, Pa.
WEIGH on May 80 Of bear, disease, Ann welch, ~
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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and sive adsy's pay. Your name win W called the
No, SIR.
.QVvAnd you refused that year to give the money!
% Was the thing Oone IN 1852 A-The same
Q-l'y whom2 A. TIE same man
y ~ 1919 you refused 10 pay again. Whnt was said
70 YOU thcnp In 1879 " wa, niece aarv to ask
{ M cy knew NnAt We wanted. Thcv wanted
dN pa rom eaeh utn O. snppOrt tho Stite ticket
anu rHch rHn answered ycs nut AZ H. aud said wnen
aver ~ ' 49, NY ~"
You vcre not discharge at that time ? A. i was
sohlts. M V,p Day after election rhls was lust
ui.n. oeic ~ chction. The election was field
On '1e "a Day OF Novcm0cr and was diseharg, on
.,Q-were others discharged beside. your A.-Yes
Mr. Quintarf, who has been doing n great deal
OF worn f"t the Navy Department. testin . that
ne Is now huilding the boilers for the Vcnita
ana Alasks. and that the Government l. IN
ucbted to him about t1J0.0O0, ana that he has
not been ahle TO Get any money for some time
past. lie was told at the time hs received tn
contracts That the department had no money to
ply iot the work. lhis Ia "A clear case of nntici-
pating aOpropri itions and contracting for work
to be done, which was W be paid for out OF fu-
ture appropriations.
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n MUIR DERER'S PRAYER.
Andross Fuchs Represents why Gov. TiIden
should spare His Life.

Andreas Fuchs, the Willamsburgh MUIR
derer, under sentence Of death, to be executed
week from to-day, yesterday signed the fol-
lowing petition:
10 Hs EpcsHencg SdnHe, J. TYlfen. Governor, &C.,
ttuuu II Audreas Fu hs OF BroOklyn, IN the STAT
Of New YORK, respe tfuly represents that your pei
- day OF April 1879, he was convicted Of murder 10
the first degree, sud on the--day Of Apri, 1870 he
n,t MI he 70 r ~, ~ 1 iI s,onu uai " June
the murder OF william Summons, whom he found 10
erin. con. with his wife.
tion a. beyond the frsty OF human nature 10 resist
ana no otuer motive has been can be shown for tins
unfortunate occurrence has sustained an ex client
character for sobriey. industry. aud peaceulness.
the time was wholly OCCUPIED by his WORK by day and
al hrs nome by night. That the mental condition OF
Contemplation OF his wife snd the deceased IN The re-.
latOn Indicated, that he unable to appreciate or
raOnsly consder what he was doing or TO 0e respon.
That policy OF the law as expressed by recent leg
nlson has been IN favor OF innicng the death penalty
which the conceded facts In his ADMIT OF
the possibility That the relations Of the petitioner and
the very moment OF this discovery aud the
That your petitioner believes that the wise policy
power OF pardon, which he nov most humOly invoices,
vas designed TO prevent any citzen OF the Common:
the legal penalty IN an ungoYernsDe moment Of great
,SiIcrlnS ne ei,reme penalty which the
whose hand Il raised against society laTKe,
rightly doomed to experience
viii give his case the nott serious az
he 10 confident that the facts therein disclosed
mute the death sentence under when he now rests to
such other and lesser punishment to your EIceencY
s %y seem Just and proper Ana ypST Pst9@sT vi.
BRooELYs, MAY 20, 1879.
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sH1KING ~ Err BOOTS.
The Inside Work inRs Of the Milwaukee wills
hey Ring to he EXPOSED.

MILWAUKEE, May 23.-Since lightning
struck the whiskey Ring in this city. one year
ago, many new and startling DEVELOPMENTS have
been made relating TO the sinuosities Of menu
beers Of the Ring, including officers OF the Gov
eminent, distillsrs, and rectiners. At nrst the
implicated officers and manufacturers hardly
knew which way to turn to reach the haven Of
security from the strong arm Of the law, as ad-
ministsred through United States courts, and
after the nrst Indictments, in July last, they
were as huttering lot OF birds as were ever
scared from fai.ced security. The first question
with all was, What can we do TO escape prose-
cutiOn and consequent conviction7"
The device OF making a bargain with the Gov
ernnent had not al that time come I'm vogue,
and the only thing that occurred to the dstillers
II cut to the beat Of their ability, and keep n
sharp LOOK out for any point that could be used
to their advantage.
Thus matters stood in July, when there ap-
pearcd In this city two parties from Chicago,
named Crosby and Goldberg. These two gentle
of one OF the distilieres, and there proposed to
steal all the papers duplicating the mem bers OF
the Ring, which were in the possession OF acting
Supervisor Hsdrick, and likewise the crooked
b rrel hehds. stamps. &c 4, In the possession Of
the United state, Marshal. with all the testimony
and rectiners. For this little JOB crosby and
Goldberg demanded at FIRST the sum VI tioO.O0O.
which should Oe deposited with Alderman J Onas
Of Chicago until the job was completed.
This. although anording a CLEAN OF hope TO
luxury and after several interviews between
the several Interested parties, both In this city
al d IN Chic 20, and numerous kilograms and
letters. Crosby ana Goldberg agreed to do the
joD for $1,000; but the Milwaukee whiskey men
threw up the affair soon after, on account Of not
being able to raise tue money, as they claimed
ON trial.
AT the last session OF the Grand Jury in this
city Crosby. Goldberg, and Jonas were INFLICTED
for conspiracy, ana their trial commenced In
the United States Court, Judge Over Uresiding,
on May .; large IN IS OF testimony was taken,
and the defense, conducted by Messrs. Murphy
and Goodwin Of this city. urged an acquitted, on
the ground that no conspir cy was established
and no overt act ACCOMPLISHED. Judge Dyer
gave the case to the jury this afternoon.
;. j. Conklin. eI-Speci i Revenue Agent. wso
was indicted last fall, since which time he as
breathed tho .tr Of the Qut en- dOmimons. mas
returned, and II Is said that lac has made writ
ten statement regarding the true inwariness OF
the Ring mere. under Il written promise OF i'm
munity. lie Is supposed 10 know more Of the
inside workings Of tue fraudulent transactions
of tie whiskey men Of Milwaukee than any
other one man, and 1t IA rumoted that his return
causes tuttering In circles heretofore feeling a
sense OF security. lie will go before the July
Grand jury and tell what he knows about
crooked whiskey and the Milwaukee hing.
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THURSDAY, May 25.-Flour more steady, but
J IS active shipping extras e request, but scarce
G.l09t565i supernne State and Western. q IS
GNo0 shipping extras Western aud state tb.lo
@t6so, sPrng and Xxx, t6losE hnnesoIs
t5st5loi 10 Xxx and XAx. Is 6oass75; south
ern shlpling s. 3o1fo25; DO, high grades. 1915
as 10 Rye hour. supernne H.909t5. is, brandJwine
PROVISIONS Pork dull Sales the SPOT 100 bbls
mess so % tor future delivery the latest bias
ana September $50 80: Bacon dul sales 70 bxs, city
was lower aud active sales on the scot $50 tics. at
Ell .oOdttl2 Tor prime city eli for No. do and
til pOetls0b for prime West ern ana for future de.
@il22C Tor July NeS0~tle 52a for August and tl2 40
diiese for september, Dressed hogs lower at SAC
better demand ~ e@ NE for far to prime State
factories Eggs lower. nj lsalic for Western AID
State
GRAIN Wheat nrmeri sales 100000 bush at q o5 for
rejected spring, tll2s fnr No Chicago 81 ibdil 10
i9r Ne hIlwsukee, go9tl I2 Tor No; Chicago,
spring, 81 so for choice old white Mehgan, crop ot
1874 ti+s for white State, and 400 FOR amber Fem.
tyiyanla Oats active an higher sales ll2D0O push ,
Including Chicago mixed No at tlc rejected spring
At sac, 3sfc. for No. graded mixed, 4l9t2c, Tor
No. graded mixed, and 3e5t GiSc Tor tue range OF
white. Rye-sales 500 bush. Western al s5S7c. Corn
steady sales 10000 Dush at 57i9bs4c Tor grade,
bOG6O5sc for steamer mixed, bvlGO2e. Tor ungraeed
mixed. and B3c. for Kansas ulred.
GR0cERIks -Conets were again very quiet still no
fuIther Ceclne took place Rio quoted AZ l5Glec,
sold. with stock here of 10000 bags Molasses aud
rice sold only In joobing way yet late nguIes re-
NAMED steady. Sugars were moi over and above
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In state bonds there was better trade. We note
saies OF Missouri o. OF 1877 at lO2Ssalo5 do o.. long
bonds, 1855: Tennessee Dc, new, tJls do. C.,
series 43s@i394 ana New lors STATE o. bounty loan,
registered, ~ lO5t Hall road bonds were strong, but
rejected only Oderate business The principal deal
Ing, were as follov,; Albany and susquehsnns eds.
lvufi New jersey Central 1sts, consolidate 1O5lf
Milwaukee aud 81. Paul 70, gold, 100 Nj waukee 81
Paul. H. and d. DIVISION, SO Milwaukee AID 81. Paul
{. and VI. division, " Milwaukee and IT Pau conso
,dc!ed s,nsns iund ssA Harlem lsts - coupon,
gold bonds. g3's; Morris anu tssex lists, IFS Morris
and ks er lsts con.odated 1904 100 Union Paciac
lists, lOt4G lst; COL q. ana aud. Central lss. As
hchg-n sent1al o. loo western Union lelegriph,
Delaware aud Hudson. registered 81 1851 Western
Pacific bonds. Nal Delaware, Lackawanna and est
err 2is lOS}s Picinc Railroad Of Missouri lets qfil;
Ohio lists, coupon on. ~.
Ine oyenluf. nisnest. lowest. and 3 r. M. closing
Igices Of stocks tO-uay were:
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NEW YORK. Thursday. MAY IS - Rsceipts Of
beevee "a loads, or bi4 mead makins y ess
since Monday. against 2652 for same time at wreE
The quality not especially desirable Buyors vsre
scarce In TIE market place and tn market Was M and
weak at fraction further reduction In prices sotne
Of the best sold q 1OtoiOoc n 10 dress
% ms TO the cwt common to good native steer
at vs1Oc- to dress 5Jd56 ms four cars Of Colorado
eate at slepAc, TO dress $4,000 aud load u
IeIaus at Sl4c TO dress % n.
Receipts OF calves were 12D1 head making 2720 since
Monday, against 1913 for the same tise last week
There was furtncr reduction IN prices equal 20 NC.
n, and large Common very good nlilk
fed yeals ranged from Sc TO &c. n with prime and
extra jersey and Bucks Co. calves soil At 7fd7l<c
Buttermlk calves ranged from &C. to NC n, includ
Ing car load sold at % % v head
Receipts OF sheep snd lambs is losfs 90
sio1 head making sss since Monday against II. 12c
same as reported yesterday, with d moderate trade al
I@l21tc. y n. for spring lamns, ana 5a7c y n. for
INC. n. oN' WV 'VN ~
k.cnipts o. hogs were 10 cars. 1907 head mahns
pups since Monday against 7 for the same Time lesi
week car load OF corn-fcd Ohio hogs 2U2 Ms aver.
age, changed hands alive at e. OIL y 100 ms
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Yesterday at the Exchange L. II. Ludlow x
Co. sold under foreclosure two lots form ny plot 30
100 on the southeast corner Of Fifth Tooth
street. $4,000.
ID. NJ Seaman sold. under similar sale, one nve%tory
brick tenement with lot 2bx1OO2 the north OF
seyentyfourIh street. 800 eet east Of Second avenue
for tlO,bO0
A, n. Muller a Son withdrew sale OF property an.
nounced per order assignees OF John ID. Philips NO
bids being given.
The following foreclosure sales were adjourned
One house and lot on the north 81 ie OF blxtyfourth
street, east OF Madison avenue, 10 June |.
One house aud lot ON the north slide OF Twenty.third
street. west OF Frht avenue one plot southwest
I2plh Flfth avenue June one house and
lot the south sde Of tOTtyseventh street. west OF
Tenth avenue, to June 10.
The sale OF three lots the south side OF iiSth street.
east Of Lexington aV. was withdrawn case settled.
number OF foreclosure sales are announced for TO.
day al the Exchange.
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Trortiua IN West Side PARK.

The third day OF the spring meeting at West
Side Park Jersey city. brought out large attend
snce to witness the 2;3s aud ESQ In the nrst
event siI Of the entries the score and
after hot contest Of four heats csrre NJ proved the
winner amid great excitement and cheering. The ESQ
purse had ave starters Of the ten entries. j. Hasle
gray geldng r.. Sill won the race Al his ease three
straight heats. Summary.
Purse t20O for 2Ss class mile heats best three In
Z. DickeTmAn's b. m, Carrie N.............
WIN. Bodinet b. m. LADY Mils.......,,..,, 5
=. Cranes ". 6. g. George
:. Lee's b. 4. Judge BedIe, .....,............4
j. smiths b. 4. Hard Road.....................6 4
owners b. m, Carrie Meyers dist.
Time-243, BAG. 2:44, 2ilh
SAM DAy.-Purse $3.50, for horses that never beat
$50 $50 TO nrst $50 20 second $50 TO third mile heats
best three IN i've In harness.
j. HAaletts :. K. Ed sill. Observation-Disclosures
g. Ogles u. m. RltchmAn Girl Q
MeNam,rals eIk Z. Harry 3
'iime~s;5o 2;5iSt, 25a4.
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Boston, May 25.-Tne best game of the
season was played to-day between the Bostons
and Cincinnatis. The fielding was 40 sharp that
neither side could make a score until the tenth
inning. The Bostons won tho game by earning
four singles on two-base hit, beating the Cin-
clnnatls by four To nothing.
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The Fee, Of canadian Ladies.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-ST: ] sec q
statement In your philadelphia correspondents letter
that Canadian ladies have VIGOROUSLY large feet"
Vow, have mad an opportunity Tor the last three
weeks OF comparing the feet OF the American ladies
Win the feet OF the ladies OF my own country. ana
tail to see hat the peus pas ~ the former are smaller
better turned than those Of the latter The fact that
your correspondent As the sze Of ladies feet u an
important matter, hope you Will do CanadlAn ladies'
The justice 70 insert this note. lam &C. M. +. ID.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY rs.
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OIirer Coter on arookIrn Whi.ker.

Peter DIVERS Mission la West Third street.
was crowded last night with men, women, and boys
who desred to hear Oliver Coter speak He ssia that
he was a liquor dealer In Brooklyn for many years
until IN 1875 after he had been drinking hard himself
ten ladies entered his store one Sunday, knelt In
prayer aud pleaded with him TO close his place He did
So and had ever since been trying 70 persuade others
TO follow hs example The number Of uqnor stores IN
brooklyn has been reduced from 0llO 10 1874 to only
i7oo In 1870. and In THESE not drop VI pure liquor 10
kOld.
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To THE EpIToR or TIE sUN-Str: by request
OF OF my comrades, and with four years OF sad
experience In the ranks OF the United States army.
knowing thereby the injustice done the enlisted
throughout the whole OF the frontier posts am In.
duceO to submit the following Tor publication;
The question has never been properly answered rela
tive TO the cause OF desertOn 10 not mainly on
man by the majority OF ofcers? Is II not on sccount
OF the fraudulent enterprises often carried out between
officers and outsiders TO swindie the private solder
IL not because the Officers as general thing mOnOpO-
lire amusement ana pastime that soldier Ia equally
emit e1 top IN conclusion we would simply state that
unless some action be taken the manner In which
soldier 10 treated, the assertions Will outnuuI-
Der the enlislments, Being so far from cyihEauOn,
abuse their power IN manner which 10 excessively
CALLING TO those under their control X. G. \.
CAMP suPPLY. IsDIAs TERRIroRY, May 8, 1876.
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WARWICK, N. Y, May a-The racing season
will be opened here Saturday R7th inst by the War.
wick Driving Park Association. The nrst rsce II for
three-mlnute horses owned IN Orange snd Rock and
counties n. Y. and Sussex county, Y. j. The second
race will be novelty It's TOR running mules. There
are sir entries.
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BUSH On the 18th day OF May 1875 before HE
Honor Samuel smith. Probate Judge, Probate court OF
Box Elder county Utah. Allan Z. Bush from Marie An
tolnete Bush. Cause, deserion. Permission given to
Marie Antoinette Bush to her maiden name %
Marie Antoinette Cole.
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steady sales $50 hhis. Cuba muecovaoa and ~ centrf
iuIa AZ I1delAc. Tor former, aud SqloDSjsc for tho
hlter! also h5O hhds dan tuua uu~CUvadO AZ ~
@fNo0 ihlr 10 good renuiEg nuOtpi 7AEd Tao He
nned III moderate request a 1Olsoo tOaSc for nardA
hunDhtft Srirlts tnrp milne more active and
re az sales 225 bgs nj S2t sins we're In slightly
n.tter r que ana stea1y ~ 81 7Odf1 20 Tor common
TO good strained PHtrul' nm Though rather anil wns
steady At s for cruoc. IN buk nd 40, Tor re- Aned
~ ids ocean rcighis werc fury active aud gencT.
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40, uy - ocpo'fii cotton 9H2ii grain oy steam,
w.; do by sail 1lRd. do, TO G ~ Tor orders o. do
TO Hamburg, IN bags AZ o.. qri renned petroleum.
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cotton -spo,s declined Ice NEEDING upands
llAc sales 1858 bales. Futures declined 3feaafs
sses fL@o bales osng 1T 1tSc for June. II 2y-33c
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