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PERSONAL.

IL THE PRISON WHO ADDRESSED NOTE
TO ties cher Of the Public Schools. Informing her
sdnpiieate Of the same to the party to whom the
nrtf note IVES addressed, great favor win be con
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MEDICAL. &c.


MspAMK BoSIss ALrKRATIyE PILLS.
lvl The great Frepeh remedy tor al Female Com
plants, and ali di.esses that spring from Irregular
s%i,A.nn,s sale ct 800 srieet southwest oPso,i's
nk. LEON, 7ss OIsssf ksfabIi .Asa aaf os,
,. n,,.Ss Lss,.s bas.ae,as =. re Cs can Dc
, = street, irsT % 0'slsek All Female Com
foa W. Lombard street. baltimore ies Srn'
"SATisI AOrIoN"-Ap positive cure, q per 6Os.
~, us, Prepared socordins % tho original torn
yivsn,s ave oonsulissiOos tree se''' WI iss sS
nB. ROBERTSON, y-O. SaEtmO-., oan % Goa
~ suited at t2t 10Th street northwest, nearly OF
xTTRns IN vtnS., eseJ "a tepAn sne
the Urinary orrans. oonOfrh@s, elect, s,ricsur..
Teeenty eonirsses esrea - dave sSsSI,sss
Al iis quickly cured, snd the poison entirely
curry. spermstorrbea. brought on BY eXoes-os and
abuse In youth, causing loss OF memory aud insNni
nersous irritsSify, 81 ptems of oonssm r.ion. a.
digestion, pal pitsiop Of the heart rains in bsos,
di.Irust, &c. spsediiy cured BY newly esco,ered
remedies. Geniismen 'plscins tbsmssive- in Dr. rs
crafty tre.tSa Re,sr. ns & sss hss sHS s.
shses he now hold. tr.m the leading physioisns q
Bsitipore. Once S2< letb street northwest, iron
BIO sp. m. msrs-ly
s S.rs o. sG%in. wsSsp &c Lc.t Msnhooa ..a
cess Any prusssi sss the ins rsd,eats.
. sad;.ss s Ras ssss Il. ggs srt
A CARD,-To all who are suffering from tns
"a errors and indiscretions Of youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, ioes Of man hood, &C, Will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE or
CHAhGk. This great remedy wss discovered By Q
missionary IN eorth Amerlcs. Send self addressed
envelope 20 the Rev. JOSEPH T. IN NAN, Station
NIADAMB kKsTKLL, M d.. q Thoroughly en-.
u Isrfenoed aud scientific Ladies' Ply .icisn end
ndsfe OF ~ yesrs gr.ctice attends l.die. q their
Ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doc
Vol private residence: Ladies' plscfnG themselves
upcer the care OF Madame Restell are guaranteed
scientific treatment sbd Q speedy cure. Once and
reoenoe, corner OF South share and Dover strects.
baltmore. sepn-ly
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CLARETs, SAUTERNES, &c.
Ico dozen Fine Table CLARET, o. so per doz;
MUULIS, POSTET CANET;
ELORIAC, ST. ESTEPHE,
CHATEAU PAILLIT, quarts aad piuts;
CHATEAU LAFAuRIE;
Fine OId PORT WINE;
AnONTILLADO SHERRY, Dry;
CATAWBA WINE, Sweet and Dry.
&. G. BRYAN.
STAPLE AND FANCY GkOCEKIES,
jJ63t Cor. 18th and streets northwest.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT1On the I'd instant. a plain, heavy GOLn
and !,h street. The finder will receive liberal
ward by returning II to Mr.. LOONkY, No. rs
street northwest. j.7as'
c. REWARD-Losf, this morning. July 7th,
CJ 1916, black oil.cloth POCKET BOOK, with
owner Payment of Check b IS been ftop ped The
above reward will be paid il left at JOHN W.
WADE'S, 915 7th'street northwe.t jy72tf
COX kEwARD.-Lost, o Gold, Huutfoe case
T&C WATCH, with the name VI &c NJ. n
Harmern engraved on the inside Gaze. BY IN
lssvirs the Watch at the Office of the Ebbitt ~
tions ASKED. WI 2ts
I CsT-On 9TH street, . BUNCH Of KEYS. TIVE
IL on and one brass. A liberal reward will be
given II returned to 410 street southwest. js2t"
II OST-On the night Of the 4th inetant, some whore
II between 18th street northwest and oil East
Capitol street, . PACKAGE Of pam phlets and pa
IeTs. IL the finder will call send q note to c. w
2l1 East Capitol street, city, he will be suitably
Iewarded i've IT.
I Os1-A PACKAGE OF PAPERS, containipg
deed OF trust and receipted tax bills In the nane
OF John Chapman. and note for fifteen hundred dol
lars dated November 81 1875. payable enc year az
ter date TO the order OF NJ r Callsn treasurer The
nicer Will be SUI ably rewarded by reforming them
to A. DAVIS, 61S 7th street northwest, opposite
fatent once. 1861
Clio REWARD WILL BE PAID TO the person
y II ~ giving Information W hich will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the parties have stolen
flowers and Destroyed trees, &C., the grounds at
1889 street northwest. ieli-lm'
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average Daily Circulation 0ver
I5,O0O,-being more than three
times that of any other daily
paper IN Washington.
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1NHE UNDERSIGNED A0REE TO CLOSI
Il their rec pective establishments at z O'CLOCK
.. m, Saturdays excepted commencing
WEDNESDAY,, JULY srH,
and continue to
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4fH.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
II. STINEMETZ,
WILLETT a RUOFF,
jys4 KRR 4 GREEN
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R = N 0 v a l..
J.y. q. HUY0K, Real Estate Broker, has re-
teest sadsy nfst door north OF New York avenue,
ne nearly opposite bankins-house Of Riggs d
20, LOhronkRsDl isl1ln
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The Northern Pacific Land Grant.

has extended or about to extend the time for
peling the Northern Pacne Railroad to eight years
Tue nr.t agreement was something ike TINS That
IN company should buIld the 70 oy the year 1877.
All ttlrre from tne date Of the la gr
snouid be requrei 70 pay $3.50 per acre Tor Govern
Lana usde tue limits o. tle ldnI grant Ii 10
say, Tor 100 res prr6mptiOn anu snOud only DG
Hliuw Il Homestead ~ Acfss. Now that they lave
granted or are likely to grant, the ralrual company
tne desr lime, SHOULD they not Also extend the llme
OF Tue uler yln- for Ills land pTUportiOuatei,
else eIuee the anu let hm homestead 80
llA allows elsewhere SluCc the co,npany faIed
u fun It's reunent, why should Cos Kress requ the
settler ~ unl Ill. Nhcn WA based On IN uufulnllrd
pTumse2 MANY CITILkks.
'WAsnisoTos TERRITORY, May 90, 1874
settlrrs Who induced TO pay the Government an
extra price for lands under the mistaken under.
standing that a railroad AT conslructcd
through sucn lands, certainly entitled IN equlI TO
sOlne such relief a. our correspondent suggests.
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lie Didn't Wan, the ',crip,ion.


He was an old man, and he had a bit OF
conductors pasteoo nj stucb ~ his hat. He
walked into the drug store and inquired " Have
youg any god wnisKeyr'
" Yes. ST., replied The gentlemanly druggist.
"Gimme haf a UintT
"nays YOU got a DOCTORS prescription
No"
Can't sell II, then, cir. jury In session must
oesincL"
the Rsd inehrllte.
"Im physician, STR" winningly responded
the diuIgist.
Cant YOU give me that-what YOU e4ll It,
'scrpuOn p
ell, fmirht" And the Doctor wrote out
a prescription blank, calling tor so many Ounres
Of spiti'us ff1inontL No hllrd su Y loOking
bottle Win the article, pasted a label ON N,
NUMBERED 10 cor espOnd with the paper, and
plesentIng tue not - 20 the venerable roy stereT,
len rked, In the most d siness IKE Wy indgin-
able: "A collar and "a milf sir"
"A dollar anu a hall y gusped his astonlshed
customer. -
"Aii'L that pretty high, msterr
"It's our prce-a dollar tor Inc prescription
an lfty cents for the mediclne.'
"Yes, we'll" slowly re-, led the wicked old
durer, - he slowly buttontd up the h 10 plat IN
M uverc lat 20 'ket; Z" Y ess, Vuss. That don !
want the SCRIP ION. Hs,e's your h III a dollar"
and no stucS his tongue Ia one side oi his
mouth, winkrd ironi ally AZ MIN OF the mortar
aud pestle, aud wel&rd out.
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NOW SOME MONEY rs MADE.
More About MIR. Maubews's Dealings with
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

MI Driscoll. of l92 South street, furnishe ed
the following additional facts and figures OF the
rich placer Mr.. william Matthews, OF Catharine
street, has been working for years trafhcking In
"conde N ned" naval stores. About Ave months
ago Mr.. Mathews sold IA. X. Thurber a. Co. III ore
than 100 barrels Of vinegar. MIR. Matthews bought
the vinegar as condemned and unnt for use. but
the grocers say that II was excellent. II NAV oe
Interesting 10 consumers OF spices and coffee 10
know that much OF the GROUND coffee and spices
Is aduiterated with navy hard bread and desic-
Gated vegetables. Mr.. Matthews buys the stun
as condemne ), and sells It at a profit to spice
anu coffee grinders.
Mr.. Dr-coll sold on commission to different
hrms, on account OF Mr. Matthews. a rye guam
tty of snir aud drawers IN turned out of the
original packages sound aud good. / he oiled
canvas wrapping OF the packages I'd not been
br ken. lneV were marked "reinspected."
however. Mr.. ID t-con also bought a quantity
OF navy bltnkets that were delivered fiom the
Navy Yard on Mitthews's order. Matthews has
In store many boxes OF navy tobacco. Some OF
this WIS sold a short time ago to IA Pearl street
hrn, whose member say that the tobacco Is ex-
Celent.
A few items from the account OF sales OF an
auction II navy stores by Ludlow Co. IN 1857
methods. "HiIyins" bought 4S3 barrels Of beef
AT g. bArrel. At that time beef was Hing at
SIG. In the same sale @|OO rounds Of butter
brought an average Of 81 cents pound.
open market. A lot OF old barrels and boxes
brought S2ll.n, which amount, tue auctioneer
says, was no. pad 10 the paymaster, but to the
Inspector Of Clothing. Bates" another Of
Matthews's auction pseudouyms, purchased al
Together to the amount OF $6,iM6l Among the
goods were quaint les OF blue ciOlh canvas duck,
sewing SILK, as welt ia made-up goods, Tue
blue o otn sold seemed to be an alterthought Of
the Paymaster. he printed list OF GOODS to be
sold had no such Item. II was entered In writing
under the general head "clothlng' as "2%N
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FLANDERs-HARBN -ON.-On Thursday, June q, -
the resiuence II the Yilles parets BY tue ey. n.
Camp Mr.. Joseph W. FlInders 10 Sarah Lille. only
chlid OF Henry Harbinson all of BrooSlyn.
LAkNED- COOk.-At Christ Church, Elizabeth, N.
j. on the sth inst. hy the Rev. Stevens Parser, Mr.
Russell NJ La n d Jr.. 81 Providence, X l., to Miss
Helen COOK u tue turmcr place.
MEAD -JAtksON.-Ou Wedace lay, June z, By the
Rev. J. s. Ramsey, at Harlem Presbyterian Church,
AL ~ this city.
owNALL-DAvIDsON. on "Wednesday June 2,
al tie residence OF the dre's parents, by the fteg
wiinam ;. Mixes. u. -. WI ,ht ID. Pownall to For
city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday. June g.
At thc REL ence OF the brides niu.cr BY the Rev. DR.
Geo. h. Draper, Geo. v Menrulnn to LOUISA dAugn-
ter II tue late Lou spaisci NJ ID. No cards.
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ARCHER.--AI Yonkers. Sunday. June III

ARcHER--At Yonkers, sunday. June II, George n.
Archer.
Funeral Tuesday June 10, at p. NJ from his lats
residence AshDur On
CURlsh.-ln Brooalyu, Jurc IT, Joseph @. Curry In
the SAN year of his age.
The reatiyes ana iicnds OF the family respect
fuy Invited to attend the funerA, from his late
denCe. SiO,x Union o., Brooklyn, On Wednesday tina
IAN INST, al 4. NJ.
Dban. aged - years.
Tue reiatyeu and friends are invited 10 attend his
funeral IRON his lac Idence 20 West 2ltn ST. on
"Wednesday morutn., al v O'Clock. so rrQuem
mass AZ st Frances ,yer- Cnutch West 10 ST. Tue
sOc ~ u II. Vincent de Paul anu Catholic Unon
spctial invited.
MAZE-On sun lay, June H. Kate. beloved wife Of
Abraham Maze, In the 321 ye of n
Funcral from 2ao Be ecker ST., DAY, June IS at
L. NJ.
REILLY.-in tins city, on Saturday evening" June 10,
al TIE 81 - ater brief illness ot hastS cousump'
ton, /. AN nse n.y. Tor IL years faithful clerk
with g.. ". CT ictonN Co
Relatives and trcnls arr invited attend the funeral
Al bi3 Broomc 81, Juuc 49, nj u'clock.
- HlER dANN. Junv ~, Of al. htncrla Elizabeth,
daughter OF Philip AMI Eleanor schurrmann, aged
ye-r~ and days.
The iunera viii take place from her late rcsd nee
l6stn St. tewren 81 aud Wasnn stOn avs. Mon sanla
OF Wednesday, June IL At O'Clock. Relatives aud
friends also IN muers OF reuonia Lodge, 80 H. l. o.
q. r and Morrissnia Lodge S ID. F. are Invited 10 at
tenc.
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A Family Walking Hundreds Of Miles for
Work.


Yesterday afternoon, when Trustee
Blend came down from diuner. he found In
front Of MS ofiIe, on the cur, stone, family
consisting OF father, mother and eight children.
the latter ranging In years IRON to
eighteen. The iatner told air. Blend that they
had W liked from one of the northern counties
of Illinois, Ill tance ~ three hundred and hitv
miles, to thls city. lie could get no employment
there, aud concluded tn emIgrate TO some SEQ
ton where ne could earn bread for himself aud
little ones. rney first vent to Indianapolis, where
with the llttlo money no had he purchased "A
hand car, In which two of the Older boys had
trundled the bapies to this place.
lhev were all tired aud hungry, and all he
asked Tor was bite " eat and 10 be ferrled over
the nveT where he could find work ~ the field.
MIR. Blend To them TO a grucery and purr haSed
ham, some bread, cheese aud other substan-
tials, aud the party made a hearty moal. Alter
this they were gwen pass over the Ilver, and
the old man said to Mr. Blend. In the gratitude
Of his heart mo matter where ! am, " YOU
want me TO help YOU, III swim the river to do
It. He vas ABOUT nitV years old, and had q
good, honest, old-fashioned countenance.
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Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange com
prsod foreclosure tAes by;
A. J. Beecker Son, one building, with lot 25xlo0
on the east side of sullivan, l75 feet south OF Prince
street, $l4 70.
BY II. v harnett one plot, sooxloo9, on the north
wet corner OF Avenue and 1854 street. t60uoi one
thrrc-story brick house, win o idNSl7Ni7dr7i g.
The uth sde " Forty nrs street" 10 ieet east ut see
ond 5000; one similar house, tn lot, luxyS ~
the south ne same street, 800 feet tust Of
Second avenue, $1,000
By r. Stevenson. Jr. one block ~ lots together In
sz 2Ol IuKiO5 bounced ~ Fourth and Lexington ave-
MUGS, llOti ami l01 u streets, aA2,OAO.
ly VIM. Kennedy one house vi b ot l7NlOob, on the
north side ~ tght mn street. ~ 2 feet west oi Lex
lugtou ave- Ne, tl2,Hn,
b, a. snyth one nouso with lot 25HlOO the south
side Eignhrst street, 800 feet west OF Second ave
nue.. $4,000.
the following foreclosure sa'es were nfjIurnodi
Premises GA second aNenu. % June ~ oue.tnrl M
IN not bounded bN he Gree, Elshfu hVrNut,
eItyhrst street, the fonltY ri, iva lots ON the
northeast corner OF sYt-hnt street aud fttn avenue
ami two lots the 10 III tie OF SIXTY ft steei, ea
OF flfln avenue To June 10 and Two us on tut south
sde OF seventy ecoud street, west OF Third avenue TO
Juue 20.
A number of foreclosure sales announced for toe
a
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MONDAY, June II. Flour, &C-The market
Was geLeraly dul and dressed, oNns to the decline
In wheat, am ialing on Ia Tho demand Tor export,
hul prices were wituut lnpoualt .echnc. We
quote: -Four. y bu. NJ. 81 Su0DfShO, super.
hnr State ANA Western. AeDfidO, shipping \
tNs, Vest m and STATE. tbei6.1oi sprng y anu Xxx,
t1.i19gtN.t5 Minnesota ptcnts. ~ 2Hgf9 ~ stem
iei common \, ttpt6 tOi 10 Xxx aud NAN e. 30
6bfs.hO southern summing - . Usth2h; 40. nigh
Prsd t67soth 90 Nv" nOur, supernhe SiN Qt5. -.
pTAnuy ~luU corn turaL 40
GhuCEhtE- Nuu rC4 were quiet and
price, hui..uAlh uuf hanged Moi sHr. In ,itur Ct-
n,nd Nlhr ~ OF 2t5 mus Cubt uuec0vaGu ~ 32iec.
for ho trri Su-srs ne we tnd hrnri ars 4 tc uur
lHt 400 hhds. Al IAN INC tor frencu IL tus, AMI ~
@h Ion tar o prime lrhhing tuoA musr,Nwu. lr
nued sugars si-o active ahn hulb aids lpAs v
lOse etlte "a ~ si0 q yeilont, Sc, 81 gtar
SukDklks kaNAI 81 res woe Within ttrtt4t. and
yel qu'et sprls OF lurp uuue quotci ~ ep9 $780,
ami common To good tran Il tusI a tldSeti 10 T. 10
iro cum STEADY, though quiet NJ IA ir crude IN
bus iibSc for refine IA nols. ocean Il eghlr Mere
ihlri active, aud witluu much IN ug".rhcc tic Law
eTpool steam gram ~ "a hc GTLint v.
eruool, b. steam, 81. PrO'slon. tss5's toni cot
gran TO Loulon, by steam losi 90 70
Cork ofVrdeys, DE- 81 eecs +1 @os o. 10. 70 Cardn
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SUPREME COURT, HAMMERS. Nos. III, l20,
lso, ~, ls Ijo no ~, laA 100, 2o7. 2lb 90 g2%
25i 25S 1852, 2gO 3Al SO1 $40 81 a27. 31s 3Sl 49,
33i, 3D. 800, 337 3dS $40, 3t2, 34i, J45.
kUPkkhE toURr PEcIAL Term -Dcmurrers, Nos.
|. q 81, ~ Law and IA l. Nos 100 o., 200, ,al 40,
AZ 92 $40 @il a7i 500, ss7, 3os ga 40 97s 29o'
li3 Ia. Oh, bl "a, sos 0l2, 900. PIT l. Nos ~ l.,
2s6s 1900 i3si ie2i 1861 1855 2s6o ib35 eSe iIiO@
lllH ol l,26le 1901 l577 1910, l0i! l@o' 2e3 30
liSs iis1 1907, lsSd. ~ Lag 1874 l2St 7td,
Hoi 49, Lil,' MH siio, llt2 2hos, isS ,hn i1ll'
100 2ls9 so 1907 lly7 s ION 1913, ESQ, 100, 7ls,
oyl. l07Sle, 1921, si0 l74ll6 lbl3. 1897.
die.
Par LN9s ma 1914 lils tos4 1850 1880, 157 1904,
33l, l2SJ, lln 1867, lOds llrS. MA, ll7S Part II
Nos 1872 1909 lOb, COS, lilo 74l, 1889. eot. MA
7O4. 1891, ll5l 1904 lld5. 6J2.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUlrY Term Cse on, No. %.
Nos; ~. 81 ", ~, J. o. "a ~, 49, 30 a3 2, g. 70,
1904 1857 mi, lo7, giis Isos is5 ilod, siss lo3
l1 $,5 sSS at a i "a nAr. 4 Ola s.4 gal
dA5 hg: Part e NOS 9ol6 22o7, IvS7, eoA9 2Soo
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NEW YORK. Monday, June 12.-Receipts Of
tte..s were 2de car od o O53 mead. m King 0,51s
Tor the week against 1913 last week. SS7 for tins
corresponding week aet gu Inv tar. wltn
s.ernule number ot stil er- amuug the offerings.
buyers were holding back, pnu the nark uu and
heaNy at 1oul the reduce prices last Friday COM
mon 10 Jar Cherukce stcersr ugc1 from IL. to So n
u drots hf055 NJ. 10 he gross cwt.: medium good
native steers eud 81 VJ4c.. ore 90 MS; PRIME
am cxtrt do at 100 10 &C. to 0a57 Dsi fa buls
NJ &c. n, live wrlg 1t.
KDceipts of calves acre 800 head. MAKING $3.50 for
the wees, against 4412 last week. Nca- acre duing
pr me.
saceints OF sheen and lambs were 80 car LOADS. or
n5Jl head, making 2llp1 ter tn week. against "a 279
Tor las wees. SDecn were duU and weak 4Gt53lc
n. Lambs rul d a sh1fc trmrr, sales of q mOu
10 Rfou lCtTo X 'utucky tbgSsts. y 10.
Recclp OF hOy 30 cars or 4 .775 mead makinr
1ef4s Tor the week. aRtiust 2fus for laet week.
alys ate SATURDAY Incuie liz OAos 2O7 MS average
at CSC. y n.
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Under the call of States the following
hill. y.,. tu,,,,,,,c., and ,.,ar-sd
'1l' were 'huodu'eu ana referred
~ VIZ II trs t'rp., Ma l-f9r We est bllshment OF
=. '"' N'''"''''Aef' III 'ne navy VI '"e O-lei
-, NJ rb ,,rnso, nam Nae. To- rr,,,,. D.. 81 .
iet.a, " w 1np,I ~ ms o. tn.. ptan ~ ' te
" ,u4 luu.r, ann, wIo served Iii LIE et,ss ~ M,
Nv ia BE-. as .M
- 10 Apri tDen., n. VA JOINT resou ion recon-
'D- &c. -'-,., .na' diie"t To- the I,nsttuu u,
go, "a, IN 10 we uhl'ed stti suen a. A..
Colo. =. en- I'M. an =. ~ shsn ,.s 'i.",,.a Ss'.
hrs .i tour var. "
b. hr &C. ,m4krr Dem, N VA JJint resolution
" u,nd 10 % unpu,u at.
,l pit s'f %, " O"iol-io provide for better
A. l "s'"" "a 10 I4Ae NC haLuArd Vi hospital
Nf d.. u A. -, ',,' man, In, p.o.,,,,,. o.. a..
rr.lul rt,u l,lo1 Of ,n- f.. ayinenf a 7or Inc ~
pee Ul ~ tne rrsu ptlun act "A ae, ths uat,,
W f'sliuplpn at jan. l. 1870
49, ~. i.rN pru., MoJ Authorizing the issue Of
~" a. ,lri tnd &c SO ets.
,u,i. ''i ~. hil' ", ror e llet OF inc
49, " 'N' "u''-u VI N"~''''"- 49,"
by biz. Potter dem Mtch1 To nroyide for th,
GU ,4.spu i.l , N frelht between tiIe wat, on
1e4f 'hr AI4nuc o-eau And tho ONO ana AIssss ppl
'a"e.'
THE ARMY BILL.
MI. A kns dem, Ienu.l from the Committee
Oh a ur utanuu-. fepprted tue ArinV Ap.ro-
pna blll, and 10 Was ma lie tue social o. der
i"r tp ..ufrlt. The sun appropriated in Tue
bIl i- S@l,laj az :; IA estimated for va kfL3is
Us, .Hau the 80 lul4trs. slOIaLGJl mo
sn'd 90 eppro.u ted at present IA S4T,G3.
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10 State noni. we note sa'es q Tenne os, new
series, a. 4.5s New YORK Sat n bOuuty loan, r.
tired lO2. INT; and Ms our o. long bonds lo7lx
Ralroad bonds wcrc strong anu IN better drna.. =
The prlnclpa dealings we're follows lineage Il ok
le and and Pacific y, III milwaukee, and Paul l.
NJ. NV, S5lvH MIN auSec and ST. Paul -, gold, lOOS
chicago aud NOrthwcste consolidated, l0.Ls, en-.
caro- and Northwestern conso dated coupon oi Don g.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13
THE "MAN-EArER's" CASE.
A Name that Carried "A Tammany Hall Poll
uciRn TO sing sing Prison.

uciRn TO sing sing Prison.
James Cusick was sentenced on the last
day OF 1873 to State prison for ten wears for as
saulting fellow convict on Blaokwell's Island.
Que VI the Police Justices who was legl,ldted
out Of ufioe duooed Cusiox the man-eater,"
and the name Insured him rapid transit to Sing
Sing. Ia the palm DAYS VI the Tweed Ring the
Ponce Justice aud Cusick were members OF the
rammanv Hail General Committee, aud Cusick,
VINO Kept a saloon. WAS d )ing thriving bust
ness but the Police Justice took umuraze at
something done by Cusick IN a committee meet
ing, and said. "I'h eaten you yet. the nrst time
you are found drunk you'll be sent to the island,
sure Cusick wa> captured one night, and tho
poiice onicrT. harlng made a strong com ldiDt
az inst INN, the Ponce Justice sadued hin
with the nickname OF the III tn-elter' and
8 II him TO tue pcuiieutiary.
Cusick was IN n to br feared whenever there
was an, ngbtns IA nj. neignhOrhoOd. While he
WAS IN the pen tent nv notorious pickpocket
Vas sent to Blackwel's Island Tor short term
10y the same Police Jus'Ic that nid uvowed uis
intention TO anuov Cusiek, ami 1t seemed to.
CusicN IN It Clark the pickpVck I was kbOwi
on the penItentiary boukel had been sent TO
that Insult itiun TO annoy MIN, ~ Citrk began at
once t. cast II rs upon INN and menace him.
Clark and CusIck were In tue same yard
Cusck cOmpl ined 10 the keepers, tut they
woulG not interfere. AT | ngtn Clark openly
stutud Cu-Ich while they we're AT work on the SCI
wall. ana Cu-ick lelleI CiarN To the groun with
a crOwnar. Casl Ks term Uf IMPRISONMENT mad
nearly expired. lie was engaged 10 be IN rrird,
anu intended u lead quiet life. For assault
ing Ci.rk ne was Indicted u. tue Grand Jury.
Ine nickname Of " tue man eater hhd preceded
him To- the jury room. and IL followed him to
the General sessions Court room. HIS trial was
all over III a .ew minues. he epitnet "mhn
ca 81 was ireqIrn.iy uttered bv the prosecu-
ton and Cuslca was adj dgei Ruliy. lie was
senlenc d u ten years imprson.nent, aud
wIthin an hour was on the tram for sing Sing.
Cu,ick still MS f,ends IN the city, and they
are moyin. 1, his ,rdon.