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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Julius Robert DliFasion Process Company,
New Orleans, 18th january. ls16,-The annual
election for seven directors o. this company. e
MONDAY. 18th February. between tho hours Of
II a. IN. and n. m, at Ill Gravier street. up
stairs. EDW'D ID. SEGHERS. Sec'y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE

CT. CHARLES THEATRE--
SUNDAY EVENING and every evening this
week. Unparalleled attraetiop. Engagement
OF the celebrated and world renowned
PROF. q. PEPPER.
With his new. and Romantic Drama, the
ALCHEM1ST'S DAUGHTER,
In which he will INTRODUCES all Of his great Sci
entiflc efIects-Spirfts of both Worlds. Heaven
eAd He'll. Demons and Devils. Spirits Of the
departed. Angels. Fairies 4ohlins. Spirits Of
FRftAf benefit Of Prot. y. Pepper.
6ATURDAY-A lchemist Hqfin0e.
SUNDAY, Feb. NFrankt MEaynet IN his great
drama Of 81 BLOCUM, aG re Ereat
ja3O q III 81 r+-z- - q. I.
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STATE HOUSE.

Buy your pianos where everybody does, e.,
at Grunewald's.
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FOR RENT.


x00 V1000C ana AoIx00C
MERrANTrr.r AGENCY IN tfur wopr n
=, ,,,,,, ~
NJ Us DUN = W.
Established In New YORK In 184l.
EStaDlish0d IN New orleans In 1851
H. WE0oIEWs
Nos. ID and Is Camp street. New Orleans.
n. a. Dun ca. Galveston Texas
uia.a w. b. Wilcox. Manager.
i. u. Dun TO-. Houston. Texas
n a. Dun 4 Co. Dallas TeYas A-"''
49, t w, Il. HARRISON, Manage
II. u. Dun 20. Mo9ii9 Alabama
WITH .,rtv branc and n.Ioaala nsa ~ Az:
United GtsStes ana Canada.
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n r. IA TTLLEBEUVRE Al. GOMILI.
W. s. BAILEY, JNO. THORN,
SCOTT McGE4EE. JOS. ROWING,
NJ D. WALLACE. T. q. HERNDON,
II nj POND VICTOR MEYER
NM HARTWELL, CARL kOHN
And al a special mectingof the directors, held
e eleete siY Presidenf and IT WI. HHRTwELI
unanimously elected wee President:
ia96 st JAS. CHALARON. Cashier.
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RICE AND SUGAR PLANTERS.

RROOK STEAM RICE MILL
g. FL. ALLEN,
80, 81 and % Tohoupitoulas street,
NEW ORLEANS.
This is the most extensive Mill In the South.
and the quality Of our Rice unsurpassed. Mill
ing rates: No. /. Nc. per lb. No. .. Nc per ID.
Sacks furnished on orders TO Lock Box W6. Now
Orleans. Eight sacks Of Bran returned to the
planter for every 100 barrels Rice receiver.
dam am .-..L
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Gents fancy bordered hantlkerchiefs q per
dozen at Levy's. 5s
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Highly recommended by Professors and Doc
sSesT b tps brsss L. Msss
Hava and other distinguished physicians OF
New Orleans, end by the Academy Of Sciences
The undersigned is the sole manufacturer Of
this OIL which may be had Of all druggists.
ja1 1y a. Jas. 103 Chartres street.
l.. STE1M BOOTS AND SHOES
MANUAL CTURER.
WhH9llsSsHss 6 pd retail tail a9abeEE s n GEE
from % rs per pair upwards; from go per dozen
Manufacture and Wholesale Department 1853
Royal. near st. Peter street. Branch. No. 20 81.
Country and city orders promptly attended to.
81 rEeE aa-s4 Janis 3n
OUEYROUzE d BOIs.
c(LEoS ouEYnouzE. OSCAR Bors.)
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND IMPORTERS
OF WINES, BRANDIES, ETC..
AT THE BLUE STORES is1e
Corner Old Levee and Bienvle streets.
d24 6m New Orleans.
A TTENTloN-
RICE AND SUGAR PLANTERS.
DRAINING WHEELS. PUMPS Etc.
for draining and irrigating plantations. Also.
on hand. largo lot Of new and second hand
STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS. SAW MILLS.
etc. CLARKS FOUNDRY.
d2s II Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
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FACTORS AND TRADERg 1od
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ Carondslst Street. Aa
- IS q 3aHtf gre
Assets April 30, 1876, $1,4Ss, s15 IS.
- 80 go Bese4e q
Z This Company issues Policies f.sff
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
tt1i s.B Hg'
e, A. PALFREY. President. li iatit
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President
THOS. +. WALKER. Secretary.
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Strangers should not fail to visit Grunewaid
Hall.
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JOHN q. FLEMING,
IA. ;. ,POYDRAs STREET. -. IA
Between ST. Charles and Camp streets.
Keeps constantly on hand the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED assortment OF
Gas Fixtures
to be found in this or any other city. and sells
NEW FORK RETAIL PRICES.
He has also OF, hand LARGE SUPPLY Of the
very finest fiff&
PORCELAINE SHADES
a'a and GLASS GLOBES
to be found in any market; and oil kinds Of
BELL HANGING MATERIAL .
From the Cheapest to the Finest PURE BRONZE
METAL
BELL PULLS,
BELLS, Etc.
And tho
BEST GONGS.
for all purposes and Of all sizes made.
Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting & Bell Hanging
Done By him can be depended on. and will al
WAYS be done Promptly, and with due regard
to TASTE and STYLE Of surroundings.
Having been In the business. practically. for
SEVENTEEN years. all he asks is FAIR
CHANCE
Fixtures purchased by Plate or Pattern Will
always be sold at Manufacturers Prices. and
the purchaser protected against defective goods.
iai6tf -
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION.
1856 Canal street.
OFFICERS:
u. UROUHART President.
THOS. A. ADAMS. First Vice President.
THOS. A. CLARKE. Second Vice President
CHIS. = LEEDS, Third Vice President
CHAS, KIfSHAW. Treasurer.
ama DIRECTORS:
f fbbos 4 Clarke Clarke J.G. Gaines.
CT Leeds, C.. Schneider,
g. Jamison, Carl kohn.
a. Moukon, 7. .. Bayne,
y A. palfyey. D. Urquhart. jays "
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Union National Bsnk--New Orleans,

January "a. 1875. Tie election held on the 18th
instant. the following named shareholders were
year, viz:
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~ MERCHANTS MUTUAL
Insurance Company.
No. 1o4 Canal street. New Orleans.
Capital, S1,O0O.OOO.
This company issues policies on
FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at Lowest Tariff Rates.
PAUL FOURCHY. President.
G. W. MOTT. Secretary.
DIRECTORs
p. MASPERO. M. w. SMITH.
EDWARD TOBY, J. j. FERNANDEZ.
g. z. RELF. d. A. CHAFFRAIx.
L. +. GENERES. J. M. ALLEN. II
D. FATJO. CHAS. LAFITTE.
P. FOURCHY. ja27 tjul
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N'M In Its columns and no
something Of a compliment
"alm In being named as the
s;'Ms fing, but In the matter OF
~ DC declared that no one
.Rptoached him, nor did he
ang!e Republican had been
AZ TO the Democrats who
N ,salnst Mr.. West on the first
wted Tor him on the second
m,ia ~ something he (Mr.
~ not attempt to explain.
1910 this matter was entire
au,ed. He (Mr. Hahn was
iSuSS WAL against West. and
.Iaaences brought to bear
cssalon. The whole influ-
~'"nor Warmoth, at that
snt with the Republicans
vas given to West. Why
- 49, supported West, Mr..
" pretend to explain. He
~ s'ent, and possibly, as pa
Sn Mey might have so adj
,ds;sy that they lost sight Of
N ~ - that Offensive reference
made to the DEMocFAT. he
a 70 state that he pur-
n m upon that journal.
~. tiuulle was reSpOnSible
s,s sn. which was under dis
I N complimented Mr..
srs,.I lfness In this matter,
u!ude with which he had
e iair In everything that
so.sSlss politics, would pre-.
laSaIssrrir man for the highes!
~ p1tationMas to him. and
mssks 70 Mr.. Wilt as one o.
u sssd BY tbs publication,
~ West was attribntabIt
~ given 70 him by Gov
~ sll-powerful viii
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Mrs. A. G. KalvNge and ]. b. Connors & Go
vs. Merchants Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans-For reasons assigned In the writ
ten opinion Of the court, and the law and thu
evidence being In favor OF the PLAINTIFFS II Is or
dered, adjudged and decreed that plaintiffs Dc
have and recover from the defendants the sun
OF s1475-that is, g. b. Connors h Co. the sum o.
s12i7. and Mrs. Gertrude Kalvage the sum 9
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the NELL GATE EXPLOSION.
One Days Delay Caused by Lack OF Dyna-
mite TO Complete Loading the Primers.


A swift winged pleasure yacht, flying
the red pennant Of danger. rounded Halletts
Point Yesterday afternoon, apd unloaded forty
two boxes Of Vulcan Powder. containing s,iTs
hounds The dynamite which was expected
early Yesterday morning did not arrive, aud the
printing. which should have commenced, was
necessarily postponed until to-day. The much
looked for dynamite is for the primers, half Of
which are already finished. hut all OF which are
required to be ready before the work of placing
them In the holes will be commenced The
men were Yesterday employed AZ 'squhFlh-
up" odds and ends in preparation Tor the great
event.
mouth 81 each tunnel from the numerous
groups. will be laid in long zine boxes which
were put Ia position Yesterday by the carp'u.
tiers. All these lead 70 we centre ui we hual'
| where the Wifes VIII ue punched, aud then ar
| RED IN pine spout UP To the surface whence
| they will lead 10 the bomb-prouf. wherein Tue
| patteriea are now nearly compile Ell. All the
| boxes at the bottom OF the shait are covered
| win heavy stone 70 keep them from hoating
| aud gettiug out Of position, when the water i
| let in preparatory to firing the mine Capt a, :,
| Wood OF the Long Island Police corps. called
| on Gen. Newton yesterday, ana the coIu"h
| to be drawn ound the works was lAlu out or d
| mao specially drawn for that purpose 10y %,
| SURVEYORS. TIE line Of defence Will he guarded
| bv thirty poii eneu, with an auNHlhIS CoIps ="
| military. Commencing at the Ninety .sec1liSs
| street ferry, the line - be guarded WIN DC rul
| ton street, In which are nl tue approaches l'
the works, by way OF Mills, Mun>un, halseN
perrot and stevens streets. From steven
ST. eet the line viii run north Though franklin
street TO Remseu, and through that 10 Pot Cove
| including all that part OF Hoyt and Noolse
| avenues facing the Point. The Shore road vii
also bs guarded. This Is as near as possible
direct cut across the point, and distance q
100 yards long. The river Will be guarded Q
steamboats, in a curve, beginning from the OF
Astoria ltnGing to the north end ~ blackwell
| Island; from there across the riVer TO the Toe
| of Eighty-hfth street, and from thence aroun
| Big Mill Rock to the southwest point OF Ward
| Island. The Sound side Of the st river vi
| be guarded by boat running from the souti
east poiut Of Wards Island across to the kuo
| above llallett's Cove. .
Gen. Newton daily receives numerous call
| letters. and kilograms. offering advice as
when and now the explosion should take piac
| The failure Of the dynamite contractor VII
probably, delay the exploding VI the mine unit
, | Friday.
Gen. Godfrey Weitze L. 5. A, in charge
the Improvement at the sault STE Mari
| yirited the works yesterday
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.ou1roN AGAINST BEECHER.
TRICKY Tommy shentman and Gen. Roger A.
Pryor Before Judge Westbrook.

,-.,.,. ,,,, hcod of " Too Late for Classi- |
., ' s,,.oorod tho case OF Moulton ar..
n,hor nj, tho motion calendar before Judge
~ -, ,os,ardav Two hundred and five
cnses we're called before Moulton agt. Beecher
- ,,,.tod Con ROGER A. Pryor, ESQ., ap-
WIS i'"' "'"' -, ~, -.
reared for Mr. Moulton' ana Tricky tommy
sbe.rnnn John IT, Hill, and Aaron J. Wander
wool for Henry Ward Beecher. Ready !"
poel lo' neiN ""o
shouted Tricky Tommy, when the case was
called. and Ready responded the nervous
-, - -. 49,. ,.,tt,,., ,t,o f,ourt
Mr. lfNoi' Snearmah p'e"h Nv 'o'''"e '"e '
that the motion was to change the place OF
49,, ,tno, ,,.rdo,, ., so,d tho counsel for
U'M uee ''ruo"' s",u w.
Mr.. Moulton snringng 10 MS rect th's Is NO.
motion to change the place Of trial, but an order
-, = -, -, ,o,o.a hts ucnor
W sho" why 'ue h'''''.' '''"' ' -,
Justice DVkeman OF BROOKLYN 10 chahHe tno
al. On Of trial from Eing4 comfy to- Franklin
-. -. a., ,o,,,,,,, 40 tho ,ourt NAV
county, OF such o'hci CouitS ~ '"o N'"''
deem proper, should not be heard mere beioro
,our tfnnnr 50 "rx,ctly" said Shearman, bow
,V'' -, 49,, -, ,,,,,d .ooc
ing ana looking through MS Rou-"""'u sPoN
tacles at the straght-haited NiTginian. hut |
- -, =, - ,,, u,,uro Of tho nation he
49, "a, if,,,,r ~. H., En,.n az that his Hon
wv W. IVrstrrook miaht Understand the
Sl S ust''v /" ',tn" "Ab +" said Gen PRYOR,
ViNc VI WE w. ~, toctinn 10 that sir: pro-
| ah f,er ,t.t,ns i - nature Of the motion
ecu. , rh,tHr tt,,l,rsn and telling the Court
.elorv Jus,lo. i ~ n,nttnn wns served upon
tnet aitei ,o t,,o.t,e,, ne thrnuvh his counsel,
enrvped unon The defondant. Henry Ward
| tSiVenu "p ~ ".rended cnmplaint, AZ OF course,
, " ~ ~ The Code thereby transfer
@ H. Mae OF trial from Kings count to the
rinH we "a vorE me cotnsoi said that such
ov''imr,1,'snt must he "without prejudice 10 the
%r"ceSdings already had" ana the motion be-
fore Juetice Dykman was "Droceeding already
| fore the voluntary cnanae Of venue must be
without prejudice 10 the defend ants notion
| The counsel for Mr. Reeoher having sent for
several copies Of rms sUN, inen read from one
| OF them Justice Dykmans order denNinR the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
New York Markets.

r,l M0sDAY' Sept: ls..FLoUR AND MEAI-The
m or was sss Gye for ogr ana although quota
sc quote e ?" 9 s a 2SG .uS %GH &C ss5
extras extra sl' dc i ana Xxsp g9g y9 So
winter wheat X ana Xxx, ttS6oet5S5, Minnesota
goSi6sru baEefs ard family 6Tsn Gs'' I6Stes
southern !shigmag &C, cxtras 20 g5essg g5 Corn meal.
nour--supernne. SI.s5as5.2O.
o az ,c5 closing H"S SsS sSST
ss nG s 20 a PA m enT seS w CIV os ns spS
livery. Cut meats dun and unscttled: Lard lower
and m2re active ,ess 200 t. tncu,G ns Sep,em
steam future de very 1900 ties closing at 5000
sgo 4, 80 tot a9usry pres"ed SoeS 7sSse Beet
more active 1T tgCst1f Tor plain anu extra mess Dairy
'pGaiiS Wheat dIl ana transactions showed par:
n ln Se sae fc o s Cd 100 cnSo
o,d red winter ssc Tor No 8 spring. 81 30 Tor fair
. see SSS Fs I9G Sir d V %ss in
store, 3Gglsc. for new mixed, and 3S@5lc for new
Sester and active aes bush at SaSose Sr
new mixed We tern Including steamer mixed at 5000
GRocrriEs HIio. coffee, was quiet but firm at 15l49
grades were steady with LOO bags Maracalbo ,od az
4 joy quoted AZ in@zpS o9ua Eou. mlce W, IN
es.es was more active under conce sion sales % o2o
5 hhde bO test Cupa refining at 35c. Raw sugars we're
aul ana nominal a. Sal@ac Tor FAR 10 gooa rennlng
9r no1sse' Grades Renucd IN fair request ana easier
:, CqTToS-spots quiet and the higher grades quoted
- luWeri saea LIZA bales. mostly for consumption.
Middng uplauds i19hc For future delivery price de.
chhed llb clueiug more STEADY, with sales NJ 11fc.
Tor september. OcOOcr and November, IL 7-32c for
DecemIe, 5I0c Tor January. u II 32c for Fepru.
arY aud llAc Tor March, ana ~ 7l0c for April Itv.
erpool inarNct irregular middiing uplands Sd,
suEDREs-Navnl stores rather quiet but In the
main decidedly nrm SpiriG turpen'inc 32iy33c and
common TO GOOD strained rosin si70atl so. Petro-
eun was quiet hut nfm AT l4tg ilC for crude In buk.
and 26c. Tor rChned m ibis ocean freghle were
rather quiet, Luz rate. we're well ina ntaned Grain TO
Liverpool by sican $40; cotton 9sd bacon a2s 3d.;
gtain by sail i'ldi DO London % sail 79li do 20
Cork for orders Is. qr cases to Genoa, 27ivc gold
naphtba Plymouth aud E1mouth. Is whiskey STEADY
and more active at Gill TaOw steady at SAets 7l0c
for prime.
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MIR. j. JOERGER ABOUT DIR. SHER-
MAN.
How he Came 10 Go 10 Him, and the Result
of his Treatment.

You have published many statements concern
= rutfure aud ASK VI you TO pu lsh mime LOT we
hturGt 81 others. was ruptnrtd III 1903 uh ny l.ii
ldc aud IN 1867 my left eide, Ia seeking relltl
wore great ullny tru scs, hu only WIN INJURY huu
great annoyance HAppuI Was .dNlsri 70 consult
Or sherman, whirh time, now over UlTte Years.
my hopes aud nay capacities To enjoy me Mtrc rvhrNee
Msny times since have been under nr. Sherlhans
treatment have regretted that had me- seen mn
Of yex,tion and suffering and great deai ot money
NoOnr knuw. more OF the truune OF ruplure aud Jug
injury from wearing truE. cs than DO and now Whtn
tluk Of ali that endured before received W; sht-
mans eatuen aud uf the Joy and Satisfaction nave
experienced since that time, tel IKE persuaiihs
every one rupturcd To MIN ana be renewed anu re-
stored A. / nave been. At nrst myself hesitaled
10 go having been often disAppuin ed nut earhln
thai Alderman Henry Harnan had been rupturel
twenty years. and that he waa cured IN 1907 py Dr.
SAermane treatment, and that Daniel hauler smother
neghDor Of niue mad also suffered some lhrty Years
from rupture both sides and was cured Dy inc shy
treatment, tOOk II upon myself TO see Them had the
assurance from their own lips, ana had ther strongest
expressions OF confidence that went and rectlvod
Dr. shermAns treatment would also be cured, tel1
satisfied and went, aud to-day thank thsm and DR..
Sherman for my restoration to health and happners
and at the same time express nv nrm heief that Dr.
Shprnans treatment VIII permanently relieve any cas-,
OF rupture. | am well known, hay lug been engage
many years At present place OF business b24 Nura
second street. Wilianaburgh. JOHN JokkeEh
such PLAIN statement Of facts as Mr. Juerger maxi
IL 4 the highest Importance 10 the victims o rupture
We are satisfied that his motives are purely phah
hropic ana that he makes this statement solely l'
interest OF the sun ring Otherwise II would not DC pun
nshed IN our cOlumns.-Adr'
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YELLOW FEvER IN sAyiNNIH.
From TNyeniy-nve TO Thirty Fntnl Cases
Duiiy-An Appeal icr Aid

From TWENTY-FIVE TO Thirty Fntnl Cases
Duily-An Appeal icr Aid
SAvANNAH, Sept. lS.-New cases Of yell
low fever continue to be reported almost hourly.
The fatal cases average from twenty-five 10
thirty daily. There IL great suffering among the
poor, the disease raging with especially fatal
results ia the quarters occupied bythem. fhysi-
cians and nurses are overworked and sadly need
relief. They are also deficient In many Of the
necsssaries for the comfort Of the sick. While
many contributions have been received from
neighboriug cities, more are needed. Inc emer-
gency T. urgent. our hands are tied for the want
or means to provide nurses, medicine ana
proper food for the destitute SICK, TO care Tor
the dead, and 10 purity the injected quarters.
Large numbers Of our citizens have gone 10
other parts TO avoid the epidemic, so that tho
burden of caring for the sick IL thrown upon q
few. The city has comparatively dasolate and
deserted appearance. II Is well so many have
gone away, especially of the women aud chill
dren. they could do no good mere, ana their
presence would but furnish additional oppurtu-
mites for the spread Of the disease. We ara
hopiug for cold weather, which, II Is believed,
would put an end to ". The city authorities are
doing all IN their power TO alleviate tho distress
and to purify the city.
The total number of interments Yesterday WAS
thirty, Of which twenty were yellow lever cases
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state bonds reflected better distributed business.
North Carolina funding act Of 1868 sold at south
Carolina lie. new, January and July SJ, do. oe ueW,
non. fuuanhe Missouri ds long bonds. al los anu
Nurth Carolina ~, special tax, nrstclnss. At l. Adams
ENprcs brought 100 aud ntei s.atcs hSbv&ol, buytr
3 Railroad BOMBS were stronger Morris ahu hs',1 -
Of 1871 advancing to ne aud 40 20 mortgage cent
tOlN. The following were fho prncipal transactions
Ome ami Alton st mort. l2u \ - Senlral lst new,
iO3hS y. j. Cent l-t con, y y y. Gem. cohN" ~ 3
Am. Dock lmp. co II, ooA Morris ana Essex ~, ~
iOO.o IoOa40iOe Michigan Central - lu2 liarleil
Of Mo ~ morI- MA Gu, T. and payt4n ~, Us ,
ihic lsts, 100, PITS, Fort W and Cmc- 2ds, 10 3
Central Plclrc gold bonds, llml Ncuhwrei, m con-
sssynicd 90 \ :. Cent D.; ~. iotll Chic, Bur and
Chic and North, estern con. coup gold bonds, ViA3 Y
p4le chic and Northwcstern LIST mort; los Contra!
Fs.eS 81 mort ioi. linton pncihc Silrosd ~ mort
Isl mort reg, ll0 Toll and Wau. con. COW, 39ts
" L. Tel. cony 1870. l1z1a L. aud n. con- Us, 9S't
| Cteat West ern "a mort. 80.
The opening. highest, lowest, anu i. NJ. closing
pliCte OF stocks lOru DAY Werei
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The senwnnhnIn Yacht CIub,- variety Race.

OYSTER BAY, Sept. lathe annual variety
races, under the auspices Of the seawanhaka Yacht
cub came of This afternoon Oyster Bay harbor the
entries for the scrub race were: Cabin soops-Dasy
Dean, Mary underhil, aud Emily. open Ooats-W' H.
konpareil Dexter Centre Island, Addie, and HelylDa;
1hdistanoe sailed was twelve miles 10 Mlh0Narh ana
back. Dhis, Dean took the hrst, and Mary Uuderhhl
the second prize ~ the hTst class. In the Second
class, the Nat took tie lrsl, aAd the centre blAhu
the second prlze. 49,
Ia the donnie.oared race the nrst prize was won ny
Valentine and Lockwood ana the second prlze 10y SAM
mis- aud weed In the singeoared race III. hrsl prlfe
Wa Won Dy = Valentine ana tne second ny A. Salllls
Tho h race by Fred llawxhurs, the sack race
L P,Nr Nj Adc, The foot by Alfred Ncrlani ana
AN Z Leonard Miller
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BIRD.-Ou sunday Sent II. nj Pea Peas, y, Kais
BIRD wife ~ Jacob d. Bad, aud daughter OF W. Shd j.
A. Post, aged 81 years. a..
mcmpers Of Fame Council. ~. %, o y ~ NJ. are 70,
sperttuly invited To atund ur tu.cfal nI o H1IhnG
NJ brooklyn, l.. d., OF tuesday sept H. al elueA
\. N &C. - ,,.n,,o
ton infant SON OF Francis ". ANA hAp d. NAETui "seu
Su.onth- ami II day, ... -- ,...,.., ,o .,
tcnd the funeral from lhr rsdenrc oi ; va
f,.i eIfn H. uu Iutr iN, iJfu lu- li = IN % .t
NrIEIl on SATURDAY. sept 49, AZ -Nl sun ttl
nH.r 'ih AZ suuih Br,nAyn, Robert Campbell tged
10 wear. months, and ~ 4hi.. , ,o.,..., Dol.
Funeral vii take place ON luesiaY' l'.h me- heia-
49, lnJ frirnrn are respectfully UNlru { ATTEND
III K|Uu Mouda,, Mara Fick, ~ The 6Vh ear OF
her age. ,.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. ,,, g., -
jane Departed TINS ne on Mohu"yi Sep'' Az
Bishop Janes
Notce Of funeral hcrcafier ~. 80 -, -
offs :. Pollard, Hsed 80 wears. ,,, &c.,, =,
Funeral services on Tuesday, Al : oclochs from y
Hubbard's. 2i2 Raymond It FRIENDS ana RELATIVES III
yitud without further notice"