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Prrhaps squih IN Cassioreia's chair.
SCRIP al VT Rging into Ihar.es'- VAIN,
A Roman candle lightinv NJ Great Bear
A rfcEet tangled ia DisnA's train
Ana crackers suck Ia bcTenlCe's ulir
REPUBLIcAAs FOR reform.
Honest Men AbnndoniuR the Party Of A dbl
lion, Division. and silence.

The Young Mems Tilden and Hendricks
Twelfth Assembly District Ciub has elected Ed.
ward Moynahan delegate To the Central lliden
and Hendricks Con mitier. which meets on the
6th lnst, Robert X. Faulkner aud Luke +. Cor
zens we're the speakers lsst evenin-, the
former announcing himself to have teen
q Repubi an who bad become Disguised at
the corruption OF bis psrty. hr. Cozzens
said that tho masses were not going to be
scared by the Republican busbear that the
Democratic party, II In p0wef. would pay the
SOutt ern deDt any more than the man who was
told tbat II be passed graveyard at nisht he
would md fellow walking vi tn MS heat under
his arm. Speaking f Carl schurz. Mr.. Cozz-ns
- III that when ne comes to thus city he viii nnd
a far am rent reception from the Germans than
thar he used to get. Men among tnem who had
long Deen TAI hful To the kepub.ican banner
incurred ftom the bottom ~ their souls the
outrageous corruption and total lack OF pairiot-
ism 81 Grants Administration. la reg I'd TO
LuCius Robinson, the Hpt aker = Id tina he quit
the old Democratic RANKS al the time OF the
war, nd fought corruption noby under the ke-
pDblicau banner. Doth III he Leeisi ture ana IA
- ate Comp roller, but that now Republican cor
rupiion nad driven hini from The Iiepublichn
rty and IN de MIN an earnest worker iu the
party Of reform.
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Contents OF the Weekly sun.
The WEEKLY sUN published tns morning con-
tains the following.

taine the following;
An Account by Mrs. Wordsworth OF the Wreck Of the
stratninore Sales Bright for IIden-l Inc Deinocra ic
{ hdl1ar'- View 81 tnt Campaign, Or sllue's Sprtu
aiisuc Irickery Exposed. act Tunes "a Go .ll
COY. Ilacus Income Tax Ihe InArgc AGAINST INN
kcfuteu; Toe Death of a Noted General; People uhu
bunt Marry Queer community. sleep Malsing ON
n IsairO.G Iracg Ihr Riga kluI OF Tank stiirtug
Speech oy the Hon Hur.uO 81, nour White Wasultg
ktucuch The sat burglary ira Ending ~ Expect.
cd, GLANDS Congratulations A truttuuiA Audle
Riou.ht by two lr-h Men GERS ~ the Hrltlsh Parfa
meat lhe Story OF a Bouquet More rurkish BArblr-
y The A rocllie- of the Eastern Var. A Mothers
Leap An Army ( one no dcrs The Dratn James
Lex; ne Nations defenders; VIE tor Five Cents
tn Hopes llckrt ~ Louisiana The hcC Ion IiAnu
White, and BlatA Ouinm kAtnf HnA ths Pm
d. ss-cei futics m POetr, Disrarli tue Prcrsge
Ladies D"uartLeu 4 southern Love Tor Fatherh
flag sclrnunc Topics sunucans. A wonderful
shuN Iue sgiuer and the fl Tue Fgnting In he
FaSt-A the laAttsi Ncws VI the war; Tweed { omuI
Home ma hann Jealousy feliONcraf's Time
Beaten Fun. lus al tur iiauNr. II d~u BROOKLYN.
luc Ianpai ~ ~ Micui'au ami IN Connecticut; The
Tru II About tue south, Correct Figures from Name 1
Republican Las iIcd, MnN Nv ID WI L,Ju. Ai-1
tuh age uf editorial rtlcCs on political aud utl rr
timely topics. trustworthy naTAct reports, thus
mornings neNr complete rom all paris OF le wOrd.
luz WssALY sun tlltuns a 60 npictt epltome OF the
newso the wees iron all parts ~ tho uhtsl At,
and the 4 nrrican continent. COPIES wrappers really
ioI mailing to the DID c)Intry may o. hi1 AZ tle
Of cur publication oh'e Price four censs. FOR sAo
bS ne y 10 de- ers Ia ctty an country.
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VULCAN STILL INYIsIBLE
Leverrier's Calculations at Fault, and As
tronomers disappointed.

tronomers Disappointed.
The celebrated French astronomer Le-
verrer, than whom there has been none more
accurate In his calculations, several years ago
announced the existence Of planet hitherto
unknown to star gbZers, and he christened IL
Vulcan. He predicted that the newly discov-
cred orb would make Its transit across the disc
OF the sun on the 81 or 81 Of the present month !;
and the thousands OF professional and amateur
astronomers all over the world, bearing In mind
Leverrier's wonderful success IN fixing the ex-
act spot in the heavens where Neptune, iii
then unseen and unknown OF mortal man,
would be found, watched Gag rlv all through
the long hours Of Monday and yesterday. In the
vain hope that glimpse OF the new planet
appe r, and the patient watchers at West Point,
Az the LehiRh Observatory, bethlehem, Pa, at
Vssssr and Colunoia, at Cornell ana Harva I'd.
AT Ann A. Dor and Washington, at Albany and
Cincinnati. Ano on BROOKLYN Heights are there
fore greatly disappointed, the more since
Leverrier has recently verified his former calcu.
Lotions, md informed the astronomical world
exactly where aud when to nnd the mysterious
wanderer In the realms Of space.
vulcan. according to Leverrier Is nearer to
being only about 100000 miles distant. IL
moves with amazing rspiuity and requires but
three weeks 10 peiform ITS solar revolution. 1t
may be that the inability to catch a glimpse 81
the stranger Is due to hts immense velocity
but the astronomers Will no doubt have pa
tienc and keep their telescopes trained until
their labor:
Prrhap. squih IN Cassiopeias chair.
strp' NJ VT gging into Ihares'- VAIN,
A Roman cand.y hghtlnv n Great Bear,
cget tang ell Ia nianAs train.
Ana crackers suck IA Bcfenice's nlir
ALBANY. Oct. 3.-Up to the latest Bdvices this
ev ning from Dudley Observatory, the planet
Nulcan had not teen discovered IN its Q 4 ected
transit across the suns disc. Prof. boss snd his
assistants. Me srs. Featherstone. Tough. and
lis n, have b Ell on the constant watch since
sunrise on the morning OF Oct. 2. ana are con-
ndeut that LeverrieT's planet not teen
visible during that time. Yesterday there was
au OuscuratiOu 81 the sun for two hours by thick
clouds. during when time IL may have made
the tr insit. out Prof Boss believes that TINS IL
hardly probable. The observations WAL be con-
tiuued Tomorrow.
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Lnndauler Williams for Hayes.

To TuE EDITOR or The SUS-Str Think
Ing you might have lost track Of the great and
good Landaulet Williams. send you speech
made 10y him at Saiem, the capital VI our 81 ats,
few days ago. Before his arrival here, the
ioTtIanI OIegOntdII, the leading Republican
lauri ( the state, W rned Ml'iiams and " The
man with the quotation pants to his n me-
(>enator itrhrlD That teeir services were not
needed here in this camp ign. But they IRE not
the men to keep silent wnen the country Is Ia
nlcr-nf going for lLden.
Oregun's ei-Ctor vote viii count three In the
III Jon,y for .muei j. iiden.
A HANCOCK VETERAN.
PORTLAND, Greg N. sept. 20.
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the oArnERTNa IN INDIANA.
A Thousand soldiers Expected TO he There
from Chicago md ~. Louis.


The information received at the Head
quarters Of the Democratic National Committee
indicates that the emonstration Of veterans Of
the late war In favor Of the election of Iilden
and Hendricks that Is TO be made in Indianapo-
lis tomorrow will be very large. 1t Is believed
that nearly every Northern state VIII
DO represented. One thousand soldiers
are expected from Chicago and st. Louis
Delegations have gone from this city and from
brooklyn. Among the officers OF the army from
this state are Gen. Geo. II. Mcclellan, Gen.
nehry W. Slocum, Gen. Franz Sigel. Gen. Mar
I'm j. McMahon, and Col. Lester II. Faulkner.
An address on behalf Of the veterans from his
state, VINO are unable to attend the re-
read at the Conventign Tue Hon. samuel
;. Cox called at the committees rooms last
evening. He had Just returned from Onto. in
winch state he made fourteen speeches He IL
confident that tie Democrats will carry Indians
and predicts Democratic victory In ohio. The
desnatches received bv the National Committed
coDnrm Mr.. COx's opinion.
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Real Estntc Market.

Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange COM
rrl-ed foreclosure sales by;
A. lawrence Co-One three slorY brick house.
with lot 90 oxg9l the east side OF Columbia street
between Dclancey an Rivington, 1880
By X. V. Hsrnotl-Onc four.-tory brick Tenement,
vita lot 25N0as on the south sde Of ThirtY second
street zoo feet OF Tenth avenue 1880 (paintin
Ana one three .oTY Drown stone house viii III (
$50. the noTtn sue OF Fornrst street, 1884 fect
cast Of cond avenue, 81 200 tplniu,lrl.
Iy ~ mari Snyth-Onr twp-rtOry frame house, with
lot ld0Hl022. on the south side of Eiehty- tel ond
street lUp q feet eAbt Of IaIrd avenue, IS 400.
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THE PoKT JARyIs FORoER.
Capt Bush Captured on the Canada Border
Amer Years Absence

Amer Years Absence.
Ponr JEHVIs oct. 3.-Cdpi. Ira :, Bush
who absconded ifom thls place OFT. N. 1873, has
been crested Ia Clayton, Jen, non count , on
tho 81. Lawrence river. A lew Gays ago a letter
was received from resident Of that place, say
lux that one L. A. J. Bush Was wolk King there
for ". ID. Wooledge, carriage ~. ker, aud that
he anhw errd h. ues'tlutlon of Cat {. Iras Bush,
the 4 ~ lei VIZ 10 ger Cniri 81 Ponce Wall-y,
Accom"anied ~ Je-Hs NJ. Conn, 1, ohe u DAbA',
eudorbets, W,nt - Clayton llsl SATURDAY "A ter.
noon ana t"ere To- nu busn aud an, sted hiD.
lie " - bruught u ihln lac tnls inufLIhg. 10.
O"y he wds ttken DelOte JusuDr, but " wing
examination, wa iemanded u Goshen Jiu -
await he action ~ tue Gram Jun.
Cdpt. Busn ~ 81 ifother -ln-law Of the notorious
Tom Ballard, VIC h serving a tenn "a Aubuin.
IL lbOi Ca st buhD Vas detected "a uaaslug uuil-
terlcit money, and W seuL 60 the Aubufu EN-
tei ti4rj fora term Of two Yeas, ut " ptl-
,nrd Dy Gov. IA Gman snurtly before h,s tenn
expired. lie was Captain OF volunteers Gutlng
n Il.
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The nn game Of the amateur tournament be-
tween the ResOlule Cub Il Elizabeth and the Curr 40
Of BruoKlyn WAS aged Ia Brooklyn yesterday These
Two clubs are ~ ~ MY matched that close contest
expected In the nrst inning neither club scored
An Oy NlehOis and base hit ny McGIn gave the
hoso utes one run IA tne SECOND inning Dad Inrow
by DOaa und singl' Othe Int, ny Wet gave the LAe
seas one run IA the titd lnnin aud led tie score
The fourth iunlng tue Ch lsets made tnltr ruLs "a
led the rCOrr III re % the game The i,aurcs
game we're Vests spicndd pay sscin baac. OFT
lNholutvu, Laushiin lafel a nae Lano ia the
position A. h' end uf te cigata nnlug TIE game
ca.ltd Ol account Ot d4r@ness.
IAelsSa ............ IS
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NFw YoRK. Tuesday, oct g. For lack ~ fresh
Vneiinks Their was nothing dong neef cattle to-day.
Wa-hintton ulifket de ilers m dressed beef report
SOW trade at 7@yc. n f,r cOmInuu to good native
beef sides ana 5iss7c. for Texas beef
Receipts OF calves 300 hcpi mniniv milk.fcd
veals, which mad y fair inquiry NJ 7agisc n Grass
4t10 y head 49, - W.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were car loads, or
lyi mead The tuppy was irculy equal the wants
OF trade ana the market WINS unusually active and
~ advanced prices. Comm to prime sheep sold az
9tc. ~ and ordinary to choice lambs M &c to &C.
Dealer IN dressed mutton report far trade at 10
lulpc. n for common to prime clrcasata
Receipts Of swine 10 loads, con aiming 1Q3
hOgs. Including loads on sale alive, but not sold
. 4 hapr ii
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CHICAGO, O.A She Moody aud Sankey
s'rylcts atey very sucte siui They held Tao
er ace, SUI antsl ouck structure erected for the
pup se, aud eat.nf eight thousand persons. The
bu ll "a N"7 fHru Hnhd uiutnins anc al, erno0n.
Il %. re W 90 usU lii iuD 81 uNtrnlW efinRs IA
Ntd II D., f'e0n D.. usand people we're un uie 10 ca.
teT ,he u-4li.E r u. 'tiUss 4 be continued Tor
ihrre W nihr 0inut tnruu meetings In the harvest
.lN- Ni e. MOI "nl DC ii by Ae.sr.. Mhttle Is 49,
MOT Lou~c, ufli-. Nrruh ~ .. nuu others ~
"A ouns Meas CaIlAu tpululssOn,
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what il Wanted In Boston.

To THE EnTOR or rHE sUE-SW: | wish,
A. kcs Nor.er SVEN IS Ia my own lerson MY, ~
project aglln, your bendng teN SUNS 10 tlls cit
run rurh 10 DC aiAerent places where Il Is Aep' but
uu's7 " lh,A halt hour OF tn arrival Ia town. not
ole Z. he ALL A OF of Ua. Z. a a., Iit..s
1i1"nf' u"iti, u b1u At,' - lac rln lep }.
hth = ltst enc Ga. tth,y mould ,n.rt OF ina
fuSi IN trpJ iNt thvf % taater tuaY thc U,her.
. IN LNt ~ ih"it t'nt q. ttau ot any uth Or, Lut
MOI thoue lof lhr tenant, Whltn uu-tautiy in.
errasins" ~, l lmnA It wOuld b. ID scu.iIic Ihlu4
for Won g. nd more. ALH<, konuE
LOaTON, sept ~ 1875.
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New York Markets.

TUESDAY. Oct. 3.-fIOUR AND MKAIe-TrAde
ana ncy lave been utterly improving especia ~ tor
" anu medium grades rom sprung Nheat good incH
Of which are atm fcarcV and uuCu wanted hf mirkt
has b,fdts fyulstnlL with wheat. fI,uTr from
winter wheat haVe been without imp oVement Tod
titru Har an active and generals guO)uui mntNtt. a
sua adv nee in nad T. som csscr hut quot ,tiOns
san unN pIrti ~ adyiuc a. AMI tt" cluer War only
lnuar1ilyeif quo We gu i'; state aud Nt-irih
tupcrnne. a. Auesfi IS cxtri STAT, &c, SHIot;a:Wi
Western spring wheat txtris, floeAtAf uI. \
and XXX. tbAoss' - a.. vi Ter "hcht ana IN
tponf ~ Minrcsot patent ~ isgefoJ 's.y tHlH
plus extras, 70 l6g ~ H. Nouthe.n hu.ri- tam
brands, .65o0si7S southern snipiluF rA,hs' thf"s
a. 10 . cal Wthlrrn, e. ~ 81" COOS Nitanl Aiit,
i3.,HosfH.Hh kye Hour Suttrtnr. as t-tN
kUrTok-Sun' itrltitloh a. r~f 90 .t'T, ~ W
Ia lr,mlrY Nu Of nc cNcc" I'VE fr'rl IT, 90 pnrl-
u"N "a foil wed ~ rrtt luH ctustu ~ " occur
renee ut f. ~ Of Ices rN go various flris
at Tho COTTON tcalun. To-. y. tp g. easier bui quot
tom. uuchan scd sHleH $40 bales. FutItf urlN n
ouca"1 nah auu cosed unr aux saics 2D1pO nal
cl rlug With buyrs at 10 ~ 49,. rortoltr a IL
Tor kOVruh ING TOR Dercnucr NC Tor January,
II 10" for February llss Tor Mac aud II lJ Toe.
fur pfli. lfrrpool mifkrt etslur nut not qu 10y
io~rr, nnddilhg upaIds, 10 ldd. Ne quote on me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04
rnmprr,ru w.,h ,he NM. In ONO.

The Hon. AOram :. Hewitt, Choirnay OF the
Democratic National ConyvnlIou. received on Monday
telegram irum stntCman IN hdc,, pOri, OAlu say
ing that 70 Ged In his copy OF Aei0 I0ik hOt IT,
which cane W MIN by maj Nere Hepuucan euuip ~. IA
documents.
CA ne same dsy sn Their telegram was received say.
ing that tdr Pustm ser at Mlddi port hnd acenoN -
edged th he hhu pl ced tie IL cuntutH IA the
paper Il In lrub t.e that steps viii br A.tu t. pre-.
Nit tuThcr lampeTlng NIth man matter that pOst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

seyeniy-four men marched two sbreast
through the streets TO Comptroner Andrew H. Greens
ofice Yesterday. They all either contractors or
pefs ns pecuniarly Interested work done for tie
elly AID otJ c. Of their to Mr. Urten MAS 20
,n'r MN their nomnaiion TO the MAJ crafty OF New
made million douarr Ia the business, aid. " MIR.
Green We want you for new broom anu there's he'll
Of lOl u sNeepcrs.' The OomprUler suIned Ani
bowed, anu ta.t he Ike to Oe MAJOR Of New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

ALLEN robson the I'd inst, al ST. Paul's
churea, New YorS, by the Rev Alsrrnon Crsnsov }.
a Alien OF 81 Lou. To GeoIgina Robson. seventh
daughter OF Mr.. John Robson. Malsa. Eng anu.
GklSWOLD-M InGkRY.-On Sent *. At - luke's
Church. tHtsklli, nv the Rev hohcrt Nreks = ~ On
woi q New YORK TO Julia corncla, lighter Of
W. Midgery, tSet.r, Englsnu.
EskNBERe- BURbANK.-On SundW. oct. l. by
the Rev. X. 1. Morrs, II. NJ. Rresenuerg to Mary A.
burDank, boih % tins city.
NELCn-oN ESS-On SATURDAY. Sept. 80. the
thlrcn OF the IolN comm lti ID " the Rev. Henry
hette Robert W. We CHI to HAZE Jounfes daughter Of
the ate Owen [. owens all Of New llrK.
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Arrived-1uEsDAY. oct 3.
town "a.
"a city OF Atlanta, woodruff. Charleston Sept 30.
- Anglia. Mckay. London Sept 49, anu Halifax 20.
Sc San Jaclnto. Hszerd, savannah sept ~
IS CITY Of Dallas, Hines Fernando sept IS and Port
Royal 80.
s. Agnes, Burdick Pblladelphia
So CITY Of Merida. REYNOLDS Vera Cruz Sept 10, and
Havana 2S.
Sc Isaac Bell. Lawrence Richmond, City Point, and
IS Ola ucus, Bearse, Boston
Also the usual river nd coastviae vessels.
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"Uucie Toms Cabin" ut the Grand Opera
House.

"Uncle Toms Cabin" was played at the Grand
Opera House last evening", and plantation me-.
IA which an Unusually large numOcr VI real eolorei
folks took part, exhibited cidcntally Mr.. g. {.
Howard was of Cogre, Tts1, the more int rest
hs part ~ofv ao,'d W tue Focus NhUte naueh have
lVng been associate WITH tht IA. Except kra, MO
Acn lms ere mated By nttlc Grace Naue. slAyln's
Georgia JuDiice Fl s"rs sang som pleasing melOui
very huee,ly, and warren Grimm played the Ia w.
Inc audience IA wuich were many Strangers,
kreAll " eDlOy the perIOrmlAncr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04
I've ThiIlN.lh.ra rlrcet Irnacdr.

Coroner Eningcr impansIlod JITy ies erIay
qlirc nto the clrcumsauces OF The death OF jules
Blanc the bind musclan. VINO, On sun aY ni.ht shot
his we. his SON ana then himself Madame Blanc
~ scln 4ncun iciuu, In Br lcyue Hlspta, NE EUR.
geOns have not tired TO probe Tor the bullet her
hrain The falner AND the Guild are TO be burned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

when COmmissioner Adams, Of the brooklyn
CITY WORKS Board, arrived At the City Hall yesterday
morning, he seryed win judge Dykman's ordcT
anoing him to nnish toe dam and build the gats
Of the Hampstead Reservoir. When the board net, he
voted fur Pee deut ~ Cuus Tesuln Ion 10 no
poHai, 10 be rtred fur, atth sa tame entering
prutest, la which D. Npl lns mat he cJud u h. con
tttrntly W.T. ms oHth at onl-e vote to suthur1e
tKD noe or ncui ANY lldentcdnss tor which there
money pIONidCG Or appuciDlo Tne reservoir NIL ue
Completed.
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AnE.tntr Of s.. 0nO. 600.

Letters Of administration were granted YES
cru.y to jonathan wards UPON the estate OF Henry
v. Morrs. who died m Saratoga Spri 20 Ia july The
csAte grrgates hpa ard VI 10 OOU,OJO aud neludus
inOus GArrr. estate valued al a OOu 900, once
uuHVr asrgeuit Ia 81 purchase " WnliAu. NJ Tweed.
The ptrsVlAlty VI the IS ate s $4,000.
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One ar RoclIuud Couu,y,. s,andnI.

W liter II. Shupe, editor ana proprietor OF the
kockland Adrocdte, charge IA hs paper that the ltv
George H. Hiok. pastor OF the First Congregational
Cnuroh OF honsey, Rocllsnd county hal stolen the
bounty Of utad soIlltT Elcnd ami deOAuchud hi'
widow, ana then, when sue Ia the Common l. Gas Tor
danlages, he relt.rat d tle cnarge, anu ma other
charges OF ian morality against Mr. lek lie falled
the rlai vest riaY before Ocf Justice Day,
ana was mulCted Ia 5000 damages
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s sL,.a al, 1896 Tor. october sioo5 fei NJ:
Ianury Dressed hogs ienporsrIiy scarce aud 5pher.
P,S e qmsse io,E mi. res' $40 eossi1, Beef
eeefti7@tIe ~ prime aud dls mess beet hams
s,o 3G, sS3H ct hans n, isstaiy1c;
ste m rendered iG7sc prime eli Co. nSsiZc; h ata
hams. 14hQ l5c, smOscd shoulder nae,ac Bacon az
sp7sc Tor West'rn ana city long clear Dressed hogs
GRAiN- Wheat shows marked advance for the nav
crop Of spring growth, but old wheat, as well Ne new
wees are higher, Int ocean freghts have advanced
Rye and barley were more active aud higher. Oats
but prtces barely supported. To-day, Wheat was
nrmcr new 80. spring quoted at sLe4@tl q for
;l1Y for lnicror and usr d.d 81 sprlg 81 Is for
OH rcd winter y store u ioaH@2 for new No.3Ieu
AZ 9,, I1 M 20 w MN a a2 IN 9u9ter
Rye In some demand at - zoe Tor Western. and seS7c.
Tor state Barc, arm. bu c.s cvc. s5r cest tor
siKrowed state. AMI Vi % al - tor an4da west. Bar
les malt nrncr at % m$1iO + r two and frf.rowcd
state and ~ @sl3O Tor Canadian Canada Pea, O.
ami white Al 3atsc, including No Cat 4tc ;nev state,
20 use for mixed. and t5aj.c. flr WINE Choice Old
sals 900 lush. ~ 6i@5gc. for mixed Western, IN
udiug steamer grade al % a57itc. Yellow. j8ab0c.
Wnilc 5!@5Oc yellow southern $50 Coo, aud white
GRoctRIEs-Rio coffee was In demand and nrm With
sstock onY Of stli bags sales Of d7OJ bigs at l7e
lsac go1 Mid Grades quiet out Arm, owing to small
Stoke: Moll.sts has been quiet. and more Or less
easy to-day 40 bbls New Or cans sold ~ 5Qr Rice IL
were unchanged aud quiet sales Of ~ hhcs. aud 13J
bags et 9i4c. for caycd, and pssc for ceutning Re
gi@2ac. Marncaibo 10 yes ana RIO i6s 2Jc., gold.
INA: Std go - L9ul-isos 4s6c M9ias
New Orleans, 4SSt56c. sugars + ir TO sood refining
Cuba, tAQec - centrifugal ailmmsf rennug, 1860
ilsc Tor hard lose. Tor soft White A. vssiOSc
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The Commissioners ~ Excise sent to the
Mayor ycslerlfY Ia 70 request,
10 tn0 VfauOn~ contain Il IA the Grand Jury, pro.
a nimeut 81 thcn ard. The COMMISSIONER urliy
that hey have granted loelsvs W pIOpTetOrs OF DIS
TcpulAOiu
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A Blq Fi.h lron, I.aLe Ontario.

WATERrowE, n. Y, Dor. 2.-1he largest n-h
sye' .aHs "a Lake Ontarn vas taken AZ sacAelt. llr
Dor \" t.idaY ss'ne IL Mas surgeon, nine feet
W lenkth aud H"gilug $40 hundred pOunds lac bluO
Der ui the Lth wugled slXty pOunds.
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MARIyE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-Tms DAY.
sun rises on sun sets...... 81 Moon rises OF
men wATER-TuIE DAY.
Sandy Hook. % Gov. Island. 30 Hell Gate 10 VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

Great reduciion- In prices Of Carpets OH
CO, rs &C at HIRAM AkDkRSON's Sons, 33i sth av,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

That Torment OF Rnbvhood. souf stomach ma
always tie remeuled with the benign aud popular car
mnative MIX Of Magnesla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

BOSTON, Oct 3.-The Harvard boat club, at
their ting to-day, DECIDED challenge Yaie Cor
eight cared toaT mile, straight away race next summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

The HOboken Democrat, the only Republican
newspa published la thai 81 " been SOLD hr
yosephus sDsw, who Will conduet II Ne Democratic
cTggn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

James Connolly aud John Mcknight quarrelled
In HyOnnc OIL Thur dAy, ana NJ KNIGHT struck nno
" the mead ~ita tFOAsi Yesterday Conn. liy was
sins ing, aud Il 10 feared lac Will die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

Don't pay s. for an infcrior Elastic Truss
NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

If your hair T. gray, use Parkrr's HAIR Bat
ean You VIII ne delighted win the way IL restores
The color. SOld Dy al druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

The Highest award ersnted apy Exhibitor
~ Ccntennal Exposition l. given the Elastic Truss Co
for siK Elastic Trusses. Sold only 6S3 broadway
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school suits.

Large stock at greatly reduced prices, Dro-
brothers, Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper lnAu-
M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

Pimples are exceedingly mortifying. Remedy,
0lenn's Sulphur Soap
"iiins Hair aud WhisEer Dye" black or brown, 90
cents,-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

Quirk's Irish Tea viii mako a new man Of you.
eold By drugg lsts al 70 cents a DacEage. dug,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-04

Nonell'e TeethiDR Cordial relieves diseases Of
sbiIdTsa. Give II . uiaL Pnee 20 esns,-Aar.