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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Mathews, Dentist, can be found
at his room over Shutz jewelry store
during the present week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
1000!
A,OOO!

1 am selling The Perkins Wind
Pump, said to be the best in use
There are 4, 1000 in use. All wanting a
a good pump will save money and get
a good warranted article by calling on
w. a. JUDKINS,
lift BrOwnville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
MAR ESIAGES.

SLAGEL-WALLER- the Union Hotel
In this city, on the 22nd inst. by Judge J. $.
Church, Mr. Christian Slagel and Mrs. Lo-
rinda J. Waller, both of Hillsdale, this coun-
ty
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

-Penny'sGolden Sorgum, at Denis
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

- Send in your job work now; we
have just received a large bill Of good
paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

- Read the new advertisements of
our merchants. They are the men to
trade with.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
JOB OFFICE

and to keep iL so. we keep it supplied
always with the latest and most fash
ionable styles of type, which enables
US to do as neat job work, of any
kind, including pamphlet wori:, as
any office in the west.
THE ADVERTISER is only $l.5O
q year, invariably. in advance six
months, S1.00; or until after the No
vember election, so cents.
Address,
FkERBROTEzEE2 s. EEAGRER.
BroWnviile, Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The river is still open, and the
ferryboat makes its regular trips.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
lhe National CONSTITUTION.
AS A LOCAL PAPER,

the publishers of THE ADVERTI-
SER labor assiduously, and with
unremitting industry. TO make it a
success. Without prejudice or par
tiality for or against any particular
localities, they desire the welfare OF
all; and anything newspaper can do
for the advancement of the general
prosperity, THE ADVERTISER is
not only willing, but anxious, TO do.
Believing in
TOWN AND COUNTRY,
and that the prosperity of the one de-
pends more or less upon the prospeii-
ty of the other, We can cor sistently
work for the prosperity of all.
As an evidence that we labor to
give our readers an honest paper, and
the most and greatest variety of read
ing matter possible, we invite atten-
ton 10 the columns of our paper, and
comparison as to quantity and quality,
with any other weekly in the State
not made up from the matter of daily
papers. Our. type are ali set in our
own Office, and we never leave in old
advertisements, or other dead" mat
ter 20 mi up andsave labor. When
our advertisements cease to pay"
we set them out and fill up with read
ing matter. We do this because it il
due our patrons-those who support
and read our Fpaper, and: because we
are determined to make a paper that
the people will seek for. and receive
full value for the money invested in
it.
THE ADVERTISER is about
twenty-One years old, is a fixed insti-
tuition, upon asu9e foundation. While
it has acquired age and stability, it
has also accumulated, from year to
year, all the conveniences and facili-
ties of number one News and
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
Nebraska Railway.
Rro,vnvnIe Bass Lime 10 Phelps.
Chicago & North western Railway.

leave Bro-nvIll 72la m, l:30 p. m. $50 p. m.
arrive at Browuvilip 7.aaa m. 1850 m, 5' p. N
B. VI. BAILEY. superintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

"A large assortment of various
styles of bedsteads, at Roy's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

GLOUeS and MjttS very
cheap, at McPherSOR'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

See Mics Crater's card. She has
a splendid stock of Millinery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

- Best Tea at Nickell's drug store, 3
pounds for a dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Men, Women, Boys and Girls,
SO 10 E0ySDsaEs's fer your Fur
23shEI2G Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
. Renew your subscription.

We are having remarkably fine
weather.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

8 pounds Tea at Nickell's for 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Marsh dyes to live and lives to dye
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

R3en and Boys, go to Low
mans for your sza1S and Caps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Ladies, Genliemc and Chill
Gren, go To sAGszman's for your
Boots and Shoes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Boots from $3.50 Up, at
McPbeTSO1'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Gents Neck Wear, in oil
the latest shades, at Nc
PherSOT1'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
- $l2.OO Bureaus at Roy's.

- Flour and feed at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

EGyySlGal still continues 10
SELL Calico az 8 E-fc. ssEsd Sc. per
yard, and his NuSliHS and De-
mestiCs al the same price as
heretofore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Hats and UUateT Caps,
very cheap, at McPherSOR'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
TINE CARDS.
Daily Stage Lime South.

From Rrownviliea9 20 araEo. Pals City and Rulo
'iG <cmaha City, ASpiuwall and St. Deroin. CON
meeting with cOnVeyanccS 10 all other points.
Leaves Browuvilfe daily at ! o clock D. IN.
Arrives at BrOwaTiiie II clock a M
E.E. HARLESS, PrOpretor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18
WAGONS! WAGONS!


Carson City studebaker
wagon Depository.
RECEIyED THE A6ENCH
ri FOR tho sale Of tho celebrated StudeDs.
y .eons am now receiving wagons .f. ~. ~:
above manufaetory. especially adarteo 70 -
st.te a thev we're made from models ana PSI
tsrns sent to To. nsnsrastorJ ny NE. NJ"
have . nae l0t o.
fxps.ss AND lBx1 sPa'xs wAso8
81. hand Ala, Farm and Road Wagons q ny
own rake The above Wagons snarAh.ee
.,ll A. low - the same style of wagons can
nnrchsrsed in Sacramento City, wlsh eAs nA"
ti., az freight from Sacrameuto !" CS>""'
hays also On hHnd aud :or sai"
Al Sl1fS Of CAST STEEL AklkS.
A.. r,rA. AMI ouA-hAH neh Cast
steel A.l.s frr Logging Purposes. Air'' Ill
lind. o.
Hard wsoa LsMhsr.
Wagon WAa~s'~A'
Etc., "'e'' ''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18


TIE 0R &RY Huu&e.
|
|
- .ux,a pnoP.
THIS ~e1s raw" n''sA "~e 10"
49,. -.
" H. on4
oT~~'~
M.uata cent PAsiors and aGl'odtd
49,. and ,arsuahous the s..se No paths OF
=, Al. Pacific Co..s .sord will bs oulasssA from
oi 'no "~'
| tbs tAbln.
..., a,.v.n,.a Of
| To correspond Win 'ne s'
| N. houxe THE BAR will be kept on Plan
a.ropd 70 nothing n San frsncisac: an0 'ne
BILLIARD ROOM will Always 0e '''' -
al !" 'f'''
TINE WESTERN v1seN 1tite0PH ss"|A"'
ili''ts' '''' ~
thu rrnrsISnu
"oes's'
Public.
..,.,.a. !. .,;tsi...a,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

~ . HOPPER Il. Z. KELLY
KELLY & HOFER,
Stock aud Honey Brokers
oNloe in County Buildings, |
e.xsss uxs. NEr..
NAfILA. PUN ID AoG %-'"
w stsiotiy en o'ss0misstou
MINING stocks
BONDS OF ALL DxscaIPTsoS
AUD a., he, Securities deAi. ia st tn. san
vr.c,is.s Stock AMI Exchange Board.
| Advances made on apr
proved stock and other
Securities.
Legal Tenders Bought and solt
Correspondents in San Francisco
Messrx. j. H. LATHAM CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
THE BO1RD Or TRADE.
Recommendation Concerning the Currency
aud the Postal Laws.

A special meeting OF the Board of Trade
was held Yesterday To act upon memorials TO
Congress-, reported nv special committees ON the
currency and on the postal laws Ex-Mayor
Opdyke rrcsi ted. and Peter Copper PHILIP W.
Cregan, q. W. Chatter Clarke, TIcrkelcy Mostvn,
II. II. holly. E q. Dali, II. X. Bliss, Sinclair
Touscv, y. <. 8 tnford. and Patrick Farrclly plr-
tclpated. THE Committee on the Currency are
Nessrs. Opdyke, Clarke. Ortpn. TOuscy, and
Sct"rlcc. Ito memorial reported Is the work
Of Mr.. Opdvke, II concludes with toe follow
Ing recommendations;
I. That the Treasury Department he required TO re-.
tain 10 thg SUB Treasury from The cnd received from
iise, ID reserve ana ihii the nation nSnSs Sc con-.
gG d 70 rccoys pr, %, ,n,r rsg1red rsr'es ai
hl by the Goyernnsnt, security for tn ir crcua-
9 1h"r peal II 20 much Of sec ~ the act Of Jan.
H. 1870 as provides Tor nc sumption Of specie
TIC andndScnt y t ,'s me section Of ,aid ct 40
ha, II shan rqgite the ,. creiary q tn Treasury.
cuaon. to reissue, their stead eng ~ per centun OF
"s bc u1 T sy & oo ooo ~
states bon bearing interest At the rate OF 100 er
ihe pic sure OF INC holder, into leg tender notes
provided, no that the xmum II le al tend Z
rOtes outstanding shall at no tme cxcee the present
o. That TIC national banks OF the city Of Ncw YORK,
through umittcc Of their own choice. be clothed
Of d count and to change that rate Whenever 70 their
Judgment the general intcrr' ~ mu.rce and hnsnce
right conform their rttcs Of discOu 90 That cstab
lhhed Tor the time ucinv by said committee.
q. That the present AUTHORIZED issue ct legal tender
notos aud the present ~ ipna CurrCncy act rem In an.
changed until the market value ~ the legal tenucr
notes substantially equals that Of coin.
The memorial WAS adopted. and the Currency
Committee was authorized TO proceed to WASH
ingtOn and present the memorial to Congress.
Mr.. Farrclly, Of tho Committee on Postal
Laws, reported memorial recommending that
ma ter railing FIRST class he made to include
all written rrcspondencc. SccOud-clhss mat
ter 20 comprise specimens OF ores, minerals, and
precious stones, ana SAMPLES Of seeds, tea
sugar, coffee. and Ike Vrauul ~ articles to De
carried at one rent Der ounce. Third-cass mat
ter TO be carried for one cent for two ounces,
and TO include circulars, handDil 3. books, y L
= rms. bulbs. roots, and cuttings. Fourth class
to be carried for four cents per sound, and to
include al printed periodical matter at the same
uniform rate.
The board directed Messrs. Farrey, Clarke
aud Bliss to present the memorial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

WVf, M n Nal
There better ucluaud Tor branda of -four
NJ QUIZ .w ~ aue a. price ~ ere ~ ilc ucr'
~ W, ~ ". IN Wltn y Iilr ipu!y.
go rs', spp'N as ~, i"t ~ o. -, ~
w. oe ~ M, ~, nu no I'M a s9 oe aI Vuu.t 20
~ ofu , a., ~, ~" '"p my -, siu Ntnitih,
wb-ot and M ,tS IN" N,Hn,sst, 10 n,,cn, snaes
a. "a. u,1'art, T. ,,,in 80, Y =" 90
:" rr, u,,t ~ 49,. rr, wi -,
o,,iae decline Ninpy mi hl w .ai w''ns ~
u'H'"'' ~ = , r. Pr, ', -. 100.
70 i5te fpr Fe' runrv "a l,ct r. N.rrh "a ~ -
- ~, - 49,, 80 'pa,'int -, ~ , ,.t.
10 Oh N" 10 LOU O' way "o0'p'' ~ 'n- pV''s
hisVS ua pr, va, cr,, bu, tho deron, ,,o,.
~ s5ttt Of ~ fnt nrw moss ana t,i ~ tcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

A Meeting of Pacific Mail Directors which
MIR. TalcOtt Wouldn't Describe.

n Meeting oil fiftnc wan NuANu
MIR. Talcott Wouldn't Describe.
The taking Of testimony in the Pacific
Mail Companv's suit against william S. King
was yesterday adjourned until Feb, 10. Ar.
Frederick A. Tulcott, who on Monday refused
to tell what was done In a certain meeting OF
the directors In November, 1874, did not return
to the witness stand, nor did the companys
counsel express any desire 10 secure his attend
ance. Commissioner Wight had ruled that an
answer must he given, aud Mr.. TalcOtt had said
that he would testify II compelled; hut ycstcr-
diy nobody seemed u want the story of the
meeting told. On that occasion a charge was
made nv several directors that tK-l resident
Stockwers rcielsP from a large claim tnat the
company ii pressed against MIN had been
secured 10y cOrruut means; that some OF the
directors haa di,houes,ly prolted by the trans
action and that the COMPANY had lost about
s2OO0,WO ~ frauds. At the close OF the meet
Ing every attending director promised on hts
honor never e. reyel the proceedings, and all
mention Of the charges was omitted from tue
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
THE DYNAMITE PLOT.
The Alleged Accomplish The Cask that went
Twice Across the Atlantic.

The cable despatch from London pub
lshcl YESTERDAY, giving synopsis o. the inyes-
tiga,i by the Bremen authorities, said that
Thomas mentioned one Midler- Skidmore
OF YUrk As an accomphce." Inquiry
proves that the Skidmore referred to l. L Iward
N. Skidmore, Jr., Custom House broker, who
transacted some routine business with Thomas
In June last. Thorn r, who was a total stranger
to Mr. shidmo,e, wished to have a cask, that he
had I'm orted from bremen and invoiced as
polishing paste. admitted free OF duty and are
huu~cd uut u W assessed by ths apprai, r.
at - per cent. al valorem Nj. Skidmore, who
trrangvd the entry for him, SAYS ne has since
herd that Thomas asked TO h we the citsk Kept
I'm q varin place. lie wanted to export 10 AZ tho
Deutschland, out was unable 10 90 so. lie then
hid IL sent back In tne khcin ON the 18th of Oc-
toJer, GheCtiuu Nj. Skiduure to have II for
wdIded L. "Geurge :. Iuomas,' the name DY
" 1tCh he vas known IN the Custom House. Tho
hill OF ladlng, however, was ordered sent to
" " llidm IL. Thomas who, he said was h =
brother, at the Hotel de fEurope, Hamburg.
Thomas did not ex lain his motive IN importing
anu eXpurung the cask. Ii s believed to he the
same one wulCh was intended To be sent IN the
hose, aud Whicn exploited with such terrible
effect In the dock at liremer haven. Mr. Skii-
more recogl il"d a photograph OF the criminal
"a Il good likeness ~ the man whom he met In
the Gus ON House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

The great rsviyas,s Mssir EN-. Moody , ana
cloquelce auu enthusiasm are ir sample, Of Amrrt
tan Mus. sprngng from among the common l',r
pie TIER synpahs are ayc 70 the wants OF nc wnolo
people, anu h reil irs the secret OF tcr ~ AZ succ g.
hose sho seet 60 he popular must s'nlN ahl ne n
%. the fact the grAnu suvccts in bust
Hmereas nave ae eSod' I sIasy n' I've " 81
a,se sugses Ions y tAa. ereat estisI ,nmen ,cAtel
lary, most ap lroprate name, indeed Tor mat 81
which IN aem nj In every quartero the glonc,
ana nj wulcn corps ahtipgulsngd plrscmlH sui
are constantly Administering to the needs Ihou,Aaos
io ana s s9s1 su ssns ba
become well known that there Is scarcely hamlet
Iro 1 T says ihi He5ah AID TrdSG H. q Detroit
Xxx, a. Ms Xxx ny ., Mf,' LOT sy,r
tlsements are earnest exnoriations Like the Rrra'
lced success OF MS thterprse as wen &c oi ne IN
cay OF Ms remc1its IA cur'hs dl,easr ihsp'osgG
l!ete u nm anu ne rem"des utcause As Tue New i"iN
IiiGUHr baya, enc rympAthzcs Wih them ia an tncir
I4e ces Goacn Modiicu hi coveTy is to-iay more
hrgep employ US a blood and liver medicine, aud
in the worli. l, Fiyorita Prtscripnon he does uot
pounders Of Wort less 6nmOng nostrums, but fir all
"a eases aud weaknesses peculiar to women II h's
proved isoit 50 mu u OF SPECIFIC that II now eul
great pop arlty ana uqlysrssl eonad.nes Dr. Pierce
aa9r fsNs nye f plov~d fcI sc sgoc and
rrhable AZ a cathiTtic that they are rapidly
Sqs o 80 pS Scn o in ue %s Rs 'Su
Extract Of SIN RI Weed "a favonty remedy i,r ems
cramps, GUNNER complaints, dlafr Wd, uyHte.'V 4
cholera and era mnrOus. and also AS llnnenl or
DR.. Sage'a Cutafrl mcdy, ana Dr. Plcrces NAsA
D0uchc, little need be sand as they are known every
where the greatest specifics or catarTh ana c9ld
n the head )" ever gwen to the pubic. And besdes hs
large measure Of success, d.. PIERCE seems lhci 10
achieve great renuwn AZ an author as no mas s A
sician. lis Common sense Medical Adylser uouk
Of about QUO pages when ne sells W We W.
OF exhausing two editions amounting 20 forty thou;
sand copies The Dr. Pierces success a. wen
that OF the great reyvalsts and scores OF olher
Americans who by their genius have advanced step ny
step from obscurfty TO sineucc and distinction con
sisfs treating the people with consideration sym
patty candOr aud honesty No man, who hopes 70 at
tain either IN Or distinction, can dford 10 deal un,
fairly the world or be indifferent ~ the wants and
| heat inteTeatn OF huInanltI.-AdV,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Feb. p Receipts OF
bccves lU5 loads l760 head and there
sale b. IL loads 22d hcR that arrived
yesterday. Amo The oncriug we're hummer of car
loads Of good huChcrng styt r., hut not many that
could be ca led prime and large number 81 decidedly
OR cattle. Tie supply COmparativey light, and
tn stock was nrnly he'd for Mondays prices hut
dun, aud the owes we're olrey closed out.
lew sslcctsu steers cold at I2p l3c. n, to
dress 5S ms to the grues Vti comm t. very 20 d
steers at 9tl2c. n, To dress d5ttj1 ns and car
loads Of green native suffers at soc. F.n. to dress %
rs
Receipts 81 sheep Is LOADS, or 2.9os head.
chi nv or mary and medium grades. The moderate
Offering and cool weather vored tue selling interest.
fat sheep trin nrner. l. ior STOCK dragged.
Common lar lots sold Al 5rso,divc. n. good
prime do 6hW7tsc. NO extra faucN lots slo
Rec 10 II hogr 2S load. or 1854 head al
consig ed direct 10 siaugnterers. l3l light OHIO
rn- nogs 1S7 average which Ia At SIC.
N. Dress noss we're nrm al gA4slO9sc. n. Tor
city, and ga Dlasc for Western.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

Ludwig : mer, Justice Of the sixth District
Court. Br,okyn, recently obtained divorce from hs
wife. but he rlcce lngs were conducted Wilh such
secrecy that few knew OF lt. The Justi e't married
lie tor many years unpleasant, and az length no
consented 10 me wlfc'a making an extended tour In
fmole While She was there she entered INTO iliclt
reatioe with fOrr sner All On her retur last year
shr ADMIT cd IA cUnnrma ION Of her huaband's sus.
pciuus, that She had been unfaithful. H. AZ once
1Tcd her large sum VI uCY to retracr her steps 10
Europe He emil yei NJ. George u. Fisher Of WI
Msuurgn 10 institute suit tor divorce, ana u n as
serei that he employed lawyer tor his wife pay
mg him Ia her name AID authorizing MIN 70 defend her
In every possible way. The was tried before q
referee. and the divorce granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

DAVIS -FREYrAG.-Oa ruur-dlv. jan, go. At TIC
OF the irid'- ptren tt it ltrf. 49, IT, Ab-
n D. Clsrc- n. paw, Il Sew Nure 90 Tide Frei az ~
Whites, one i,,,>, :. o-.,,,.,. 80, ,,,-.,,, Ian
o. I tre r,.tdrnc" % Mr. {. ". N.~Nllr, Ciornont
av ~ ttr iicy Joe T.. Uufvct. ID d.. Mrs.. sarah l..
On ming only Iaurnter OF the iafe MAJOR bellows OF
Sig n tbir, b.. l., 10 i~olor' Frost q bruokhu.
TApF PErO ga Brouk sn, uu Nedn 4 laN, Jan 20,
nv tn Rev Charles nan Escrrt assisted ny the kcy.
r. =. Ing rron, tiWari W, Iapp, Jf, 10 Cornela NJ.
Petn, an Of trooklyu.
NAIl-ATKINeON --On Mondiy Jan 81, BIS the Rcy.
Joseph r. Kerr. Milan IL. Nall to ANNE NJ. At1nson.
b. h ~ This c|ts.
W.NNXtH JONHs.-On rucsdty, Jan. "a. hy the ncy.
DR. Anderson 10 tho rcsdruro Of tine urlie's uuc e..
James T. Prtiu- Moses Waler 20 Mary caroline Jones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
A Woman Crazed bv her Husbands Had Luck

About noon yesterday Marcaretta Daugman,
aservant Of Mrs Lena suEoacher, Of 246 West Thirty
sixth street, found her mistress leaning against the
doorway leading into the dining room. Mlrgarctta
supposed judging ny her attitude that she weep
ing, and aid not disturb her NJ once but In a few
minu noticing her a'ran sti ness. she closer
snd tut Mrs. suzb icher was hanRi q. dead, 10
clothes line which he'd been fastened 70 hinges OF
the door. She the vie OF Henry SullbRcher the
head Of arm ~ clothier. at 30 White street. Two
ago Mir. sulz acher faied Ia busincss aud that
prcyed upon ms wfes mind. She got into nervous,
seepless condition, and much of headache.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

Adolf Fresh Of l6l IIirison street. BROOKLYN,
was srraigncd before Justice semler yes rr lay ears
with ste ing twenty canlry birds, revolver. SILVER
WAich, ana bed spread, irnn Anton Athlser OF tu
DclmonicO place. Fresh declared int the nilI- were
his own anu denied that he stole the other artleleH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange COM
pris d the following force osurc sales:
One house. with lot 2OiOxlpO1t north side OF 1i2th
street, 2lG4 feet wcst ~ Avcuu" A. " 9nl
-Four lots each 1J2XlOO northeast corner Of Film
avenue an Ntnrty.4trunu street, so $50.
Al o, at public suction. one fourstory brick tene
mcnt with lot 21VtOu.5, south he FOrtynth street,
100 feet east Of Tenth avenue, 1850.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

state bonds we're dull and quiet. We note slles ~
NJ sour g. long hnnds AZ o2 e1io2as DO. a.. funded
lhuflNnh, lu34. NirAiua D. Consolidated. ~ series,
A., ud lrru '-see Is. new res A. id6 Ia rairuil
Oonds "a rr Waa moderate traAc. The principal riuh
aCti us re- HH follow
Now Jcrs,Y central lss, new, ny Milwaukee and
81 rm s., lists OK interest, llio,lls MNAu,f tnt
g. Paul 300, cx interest, Niis Milwaukee Aid S.
.ul, G. aud NJ. avs on 0i s9i4 CWcisn and E"ru-
western con uIld toi coup 70 god bonds, ~ MOUTHS
aud EssN T., ~, i0s'f, Sew YorS ntrl g.. Sd luii
Ohn qua Nj 81 spni tonsn ida rd %; ONO and A-.l-
slpUt 10 Iuuu Piciuc a. llnd rant, lul'i furnc
load Of Missouri lsls, As. Clnida son. ,rn e.,
COM On, 20, Toledo, Can ia southern ana uc'rnlt
l.ts, 81 ives eru UWon lll,.r pa coupun hoo NN,
MlWNuNre AMI 81. Paul r., IA trn- div'1on, W.
Che.ap AXE ami onto lsf .touron on, |tN lhicaAo Il
kocN island and T. icnc a. le HANNIBAL and 81. do
seph ~ convertible SJle, Michigan central AH. SINK ng
fund liii Mich-4 "a trnirl U.s. 1p;FA Central PAcihc
gull nouds. 1913, CcHtr.l Pacific lss, san Joaquin
sinking ia .i slAt ~. lau t. T. aud NJ, 2 Morris
ahd Es7ex H iosE, trr ans 100 mon Pa me l,ts,
G. lists 6.2- LOuANiic aud NashYlie consolidated,
Us 30.
lie onenlnG nignest lowest and 8 +. N. cosnI
p ice OF stOcha to-day were
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judge barrett yesterday gronted tho motion
for a change OF yenu from New YORK to Kings equity
IN The tso suits Of The People agt. william A. Fowler
ana OF ers In hls opinion judge Barrett saws that the
defendnnts Fowler, LOWher and the Others such
az are contemplated by section l2 OF the code tnat
they cannot Ne drnryed Of Their statutory Iisht by
enou h, hr SINS, r4ra the qltshon whether lhr
trl can be had In Brooklyn When an issue VI iacl ID
INN
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Ann1hnr CnnflcnlinI NIcrL,r FnII.

Henery NJ. linCley, oookkceper for Williams,
smith 4 Co.. dealers IN fancy goods At 4A Broad way,
Wa arrested yteferd Y on a charge OF emh zzlement.
He sckuuNI"l-cd nat ne mai ia>en tL1ol ~ GIAtt
an chrcks from his cmpllYrrF otter ana gJt thcm
cashel lie wa privileged % open ther letters.
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Twentv-six milk deiers were in the Special
Sessions yesterday the complaint Of Board OF
Health Offices that they had adutcrated thr milk thy
sold Three dealers whose mix not equal to the test
of tue lactOulctcr were nncd ESQ each
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Threntencd strLke of Rnilrond Enaineers.

BOSTON, Feb 2.-It Is reported that about
forty Of the cnHnccrs on the Boston and Maine hAl
rond have notified President Waite that unless their
wages brought DacN 10 the basis pf.fh ing "h'h
urday evening next tneY viii at hat time quit WORK,
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/ cheerfuy recommend DR.. Delmonico's
Syrup rceloril have uscd sixteen years 10 my family
an among my frenis never having kno"n IL - ~ ia
effect uaS curuR coughs aud cOlds. Frederiex Stevens
keMark, n, J.-AdU.
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Business uotltrs.

Read the Truth.-samuc. $. James warren, Ind.
said futurIn'e rnu-u nptfnn. He took on
cisht bufll,s az Ni-hari- Pine Tree Tar lrih. Now
IA. hsaltu D. urrf.ct. BE remedy "a the NorlI TO
pulmonary uistases.
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Mr.. OBiion Dem. Md offered n resoln-
uon instructlng the Committee on Foreign
Analrs To Inquire into the expedicncy Of re-
suestng the President 10 negotiate a CONNER
VA uoaty with France, placing the citizens OF
ne United States on as favorable footing as
me clli2ens Of tho most favored nations In re-
op'ed.
Ale aouss then took up and passed the bin
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SUPREME COURT CuAMBgRs.- ~, ~,
lo9. 10, 49, li2 lij i5O loS s' so' wv 'oo' Soo'
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TO buy furniture, carpets, and bedding, cheap
Tor cash at Is. NJ CUwpertI"alt Cos, 100 ana lof