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An USEM ENTS.
New Play ut the Eagle Theatre-Reappear-
Hnce of Mrs. Chanlrua.

AT the Eagle Theatre new play, written
by Mr. {. W. Iayleur. brings back TO the New
York st &c Mrs. +. ;. Chanfrau. The play has
four acts. must 10 classified with m-lodramas,
and deals with incidents and characters such as
make up part OF our social history. 1t Is thore-
fore called an American play. In the main It Is
well constructed, shows careful work on the
part OF ITS author. and has some strong and some
very pleasing dramatic points. 1t would he
made still better bN discreet pruning. At tines
the dialogue IS too rrOllX, and too much retards
the ac ION. Then portions Of the work fail below
Its gen raj level, which is otherwise well sus-
taihed aud besides improving the drama Tor
purposes OF representation, Judcipus elimina-
ton ana compression would very greeabiV
sIorten II, since II Is now too long, especially
Tor "A performance Ia summer evenings. Some
OF tue acts need no revision Of this kind, as-for
Instance, tho second, which Is strong and good
Throughout. The plot Is Interesting, and the
performance retains the close attention OF the
assembly I'LL tue end. Nor is this the only sign
u dpprob.tioni Tor hearty applause Is frequent.
Mrs. thanliiu was Vcty cordially shluteu when
sue nrst came ON the scene, aud was several
times called before the curtain. she is an &C
oomplished actress ami a handsome woman in
her prime. The cast generally IL good.
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TIE BAsE nam FIELD.
One Of the Most Brilliant Games Of tue sea-
son Played IN Brooklyn.

About 1000 persons in Brooklyn yester-
day saw the first match for the championship
betwee n the CIncinnatis and the Mutuals. The
weather was all that could be desired and both
clubs were In splendid condition The Mutuals
were the favorites in tho pool rooms, SIS TO $l5
the game was well played throughout. Both
clubs did their best. The Cinciunats played a
very fine fielding game, but could not get the
hang Of Matthew's pitching. MIR. Seward OF the
New Haven Club was the umpire. ana the Gin
scored IN the FIRST six Innings. The pitching on
both sides was very effective, and the helding
was so good that IL was almost impossible for
the bdtsmen To reach first base. In the seventh
inning base MT by Crayer, one by Hicks, and "A
wild pitch by Fisher gave the Mutuals two runs.
These we're the only runs scored Flsner's
pitching was very effective. The Mutuas made
tue Cincinnatls played remark tbly 1ne game
shoit stop, aud Clark AT second bare was not
far behind him. Jones played very hne game
In centre field, as did Gould At first base. or
the Mutuals Hallhans brilliant playing AZ short
stop WAS admired by everybody. Nichols PLAYED
worth In centre field. Start played well At nrst.
Crdver led the score at the bat for the hutuals,
aud Foley for the Clnei0natis.
Ma Observation-Disclosures. ...........O g q
The Louisyilles defeated the Bostons In the
fret OF their games yes erdaY-3 100.
The Harvard College nine defeated that of
Brown Untyersity-l0 l.
The st. Louis CLUB was beaten by the Hart
fords to4.
Tue Paterson olympics defeated the Elizabeth
ResOlIte,-U to 4,
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prsed sales by:
A H. Muller Son. per order execu,ri1 10 close ou,
portion Of the estate Of the late william II. Raynor
three lots, each 25S901l on the north Of Iesth At
100 feet west OF Seventh avenue; s5 700 One ot Cox
110lxl5l10, on the north side Of ghty street
l75 feet east of Madison avenue 1908 one gore,
SSr2i6il.S, on the northeast corner OF i20th street
aud the Boulevard 1880. one gre. 16Ixi2 iisx
lsSN' A. On the southeast corner OF i2Bth nnd
tue boulevard. 1850 Onc lot, 25Npg.l1 the soutn
" OF li3d street. l75 feet east Il Elshth avenue
house vth lot xlgc 7S4 Tittn avenue east Side 20
Feet sou OF sky third streets StS.5OO. One hotel
known a. Point VIEW, with plot 1874 81 23G lOxl OK
POLIO, ana bound by lilth aud liz streets snd
sixth ana 81. NichOas avenue. t3n.25O On three
STORY frame house, wi n lot 252rlOO the southeast
corner OF Nlney-sxh rect and Third avenue o. O,O
one lot % llAlOO the northwest corner Of Ninety
seventh street aud Third avenue 5000. and four
25lxsGS. 2O7 West ffiy.nfth street, north sue I41
fect est OF Broadway tls 600 The remainder VI
tn property announced was Withdrawn from sale.
by l.. n. Ludlow Co, per order executors, one two
story ma attic frame house, with greenhouse, tool
house DC, with plot 4os lr251 tile corner Of sand
ford avenue anu Percy street Flushing L. L. tl2 SEQ
by A. j. Lynch, foreclosure, one lot 25xlO0, the
west aide Of Third avenue. 20 feet north OF ioSIn
by J. Bleccker. Son Co.. foreclosure one three
story brcA house with lot 81 bx9S o. on north side
OF ihirYf0nIth street. l64 feet east OF second
By Harnett. partition sale to close estate of the
late thates Moran, Two fourstoTy urCk houses (iou
WIN TWO similar houses tronr). win each n
100 lSi and 136 West Ninrtcentn street sou b llde
ff~l rect "est OF SAIL avenue. -. luu. Afu under
~ cigsr, one hve-rtorl brck tenement lot tx
loo ego Delaney street. north side 70 fec, east VI Pit
street, tl3,yQO.
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stats bends were strong with light trade We note
ssan Oh M.sonl g. Hannibal aud 81. Joseph Of
aoop lOof lO51f LOUISIANA "a consolidated, Co.
smu haDana % Of 1890 At 301f Ninth National Bank
hhaI,H Drought 49, aud herchants' ia. In railroad
DOnus there was wclldstributcl business Tho uriu
Sp,i wero as follows Joliet and hicago
~, mprt llOi chicago anu Northwestern con, coupOn
kva oonus' vOa ualena and Chicago Isl mort. 1O5 ;
e maaN"i,hsee anu b. Paul consolidated sinking fund
osst mliWnukee and st. Paul So lat mOrt.. Ill.,
,rs, ~ lno ana noed9 new bonds 1os Michigan Cen
Union Pacific sinking fund sos southern psciic X n
ROAD OF Missouri honds, 90 Pdcnc Railroad OF Mis.
mort i h Pt,6ufen Fort Wayne aud Chicago i.t
Union Telegraph Company 1900 ipls N1rihern Mis-
,99snl ~ mort, q6,+ Harlem lat mort 5s coupon
ho't ONO anu Mise. consolidated shaking fund fO0,
e'tcfn c0nso lldated coupon gold bonds, pOi1
~ .u u; !, hnn Prcnc e. 1l0ls Morris and Essex 81
moIti llO Delaware ana Hudson reglstcrcd 1891
igun Central D. 1OOtt Vs. wa "i'"
prices OF stocks to-day we're ~ "N
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cent with LIBERAL offerings at 2jp at the close Govern
ment pond dealers were accommodated at In dis
signatures. '
There was an active and strong market for Govern.
mcnt securtice With more decided preference for the
such ~ 1875 which further advanced to l2
@Izz1s 1908 and 1850 new. The fact that thcrc Will
nor DC sny cal by the Treasury for bonds To BE- applied
70 tne sinking fund for some time has attract
~ Vestorsto tins class OF bonda but the demand was
greater to-day than the supply. and round
hghcr than current quotations bid without Uring
ing OUT onerings equal to the amounts desired.
The following we're tho 4 - Al cIostn., nrtcea,
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MONTREAL, June 6-lhe Metropolitan Bank
Of Montreal difficulty II f. proposed 10 reduce
the toc6 and anagauate tue concern with other
hank Serious charges are m lde against the directors
Mt. IL ode, OF QIfnrc, VINO cams &lN,uOl daul-
ages. owing ms nrins de- eN0d lnt uu,lus tir
81 che hauS throuRl hguN cp.orcl d"cunouis sued
ny the Board of nrcrtur- lie UlsO Charge ihr dc
tors wi Jung money belonging 10 tne IDAHO Tor Scr
IA "a a. eI
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The Hoboken Police Commi~sIoners have re-
duced the pay Of sergesnts and roundsmen from 81
10 t,OOQ and Of p.trOmen from 81 900 TO 1900. The
sSiay ~ thlef Donovan remains unchanged. The re-
ducuoh saves about 1900 year. The reduction
W. reul OI ne cutting down Of the police upprO.rl-
tion b. the Tax commissioners.
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L;EsnCHA MIXERS On snniav June 4, In ST.
"44,n,gf1 r hIhouas D9yletq Elizabeth Chambers
III iCllNsON-llOWELL.-At Che residence 81 tina
vIn par MA on Thursday, june /, 1876 By The Rev
y ~. tleeNe ar. Ldwln l.. Hutchinson VI Auburn. n
OF gu gue, l.. |. - ""nN IA hO"en
. fLC NIB OMEN.-On Thursday June l. NJ the real,
to Charles r. Plumb. "' 'i''S 'es9le O"en
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This Is the last week Of NJ. Onenbachs public
appearance at Gmorcs Concert Garden. Next Saturday
evening Mr. +. = Gilmore, with his band Will resume
hls piAee as CONDUCTOR OF the music al this popular
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When mind and bndA ara ont Of SORTS, wtth
cod tAlfem irs lluNuVss 10 HE shin, cos Ncn ~
Iul' n,adachG ma az .nu 9o.l4n 10 SIR anuut. be
SUR YOU are IN Tor bilious attack sprin.ug from
more or less disaTlrt,I liver. d. J-yuc's sauatiye
pile VIII hri y inc lycr TO healthy condition, aud
speeaIly TeuIVye ali U"ary alsiress.-AiV.
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Dustutss Hotlt,s.


Our New secratary Of War has II" donned"
VVne 81 NOAs best, which tue admiration of ali the
Washington fashionabes The stores OF the halter 5I2
BroaowH and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel arc con.
Hanty hleu with purchascrs OF his ne aud elegant
tion are unsurpassed. " P'''eO-
Hupture.-A permanent cure nv Dr. uARau,a
ucameht SILK elastic stockings ana abdominal belts
snouluet braces, ana surgical appliances OF every
pw.sc,.lP,ion Vesoy st., Ast0r House, opposite ST.
To Mother-.
Mrs. WINSLOWe SOOTHING SYRUP for chIldrsn
,eethinR y an old and wetried remedy 10 mas sood
the test or many years. and never known TO fail
Metal Trusscs went down deeper Tim m ever
plnnnlet sounded when the NlIs Elastic I'm az was
happily introduced. 10y the Elastic Truss Company esq
Broadway. W.
There q. nothing which 80 DESTROYS the FMS
citations OF beauty offensive breath there 4 nohina
which at once cOrrecte II but MIX Of Magnesi,.
james Y Watkins & SON,
Manufacturers OF Ice Cream Freezers, &C.
III Catharine st.
M mopelrs Teething Cordial lulis the infant
in'V heaithiul steep. Prlce 20 cents bottle.
Act wisely and exa mine Pomeroy's 81 Elias
VIC Truss. AT 7fo Broadway before buying any other.
II. vi. stewart, the steam Carpet Cleaner,
80 Seventh av send for circulars.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets
GIVE the most complete satisfaction.
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ws have had 70 make good SP1 The
There are other ms,.erP which would refer but
0 g Ge R.e e or SHf' n scu 70
% soe Nr nI OF "s a p may to De
lateral In any event ask simple favor that You
al s O NINE ia by srH man
ybsi a Bs IN IONS me a e sioS regards 90 Mrs
have poasant and profitable tour Of Europe.
WARREN 'IFS isnnHR,, y yT. ESQ. D. IT, BLAINE
MuLLIGANs MEMORANDUM.
The following is MuIliean's synopsis OF the
MOL. Oct. 1859 RELATING to debate in House and
copor for pressing bill extending on hrst twenty
NS.g. Oct. :, 1892 on same subject.
him TO participation In land iees, railroad ana urging
mn 20 90 maze can say bow much he would give MIN
wSSuld render gslgs s assstance;
Nos sept o. 1sGS--C Contract win Inherent parties
No'9 S2ntrict w, viln Nortn ,i Psclnc.
nendsomely in me End
meni Of SoriserS faelac Railroad scconnt sss6cc
INT Blaine declares that there Is no such letter in the
MOB. Oct. L. is71-Mr Blaine sdmits:thst there was
se0D paid on Tue $4,000 loan and to have received
No, 10: Oct. /, is71-Admts being paid 10000 on ac.
p % s %GTs when i ne 90 SS
snare o. the Transaction tlsb lana grant bouds.
Now calling land and Grst moriesSe bonds equ'i in
value and stock vHuelee for $4,000. plus t157Nn,
equals t2Ss 200 bonds, cash t25.UUO EQUALS a. 2SiI3
per cent. Mr. Blaine aHJ sold sundry parties eos 100
bonds and t5dOO stock for each 31b0 lees cash no.
100 paid Mir. blame for his share IN the tfahsactOn
lwenycght thousand cash received by MIR. Fisher
for the above eos 900 bonds and $4,000 stock equal
~ 2SU3 per fIr the bOuds, calling stocS noti
ing. Mr. Blaine, IN nnal settlement. sept q, 1879.
claimed only 1Ol 900 bonus due. December letter dee
.. ls32). Tie previously received SOL 900, and was to
To- 10 Caldwell for balance. sept. 81, 1872 received
$4,000
No. H. April IS. 1s72-saying there was sioi 900
"a IA an nm
Union Pacific bonds exchanged $1,000 and admitting
that there were SOM OF them ms own.
No. 12. April IL. 1872 ADMITS the to4 900 sale OF
bonds, and paid the money over IN foryeght hours to
Maiue parties.
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sr. Louis, June 6-lwo sprucelS dressed
young men, GIVING thrr names a. A and # GrIsaod,
we're yesterday Ihey have lent circulars
all over the West and NorfhwG, asking consignment
~ butter anu es ANA ot'flNE unusual lAdu' meats
10 shippers. Ia have also operated IN CHICAGO. aui
le trfs nave been found la thtr pO-brsslOu Il sting
that they have done an extensive swLdihg puaiu1st
there Ia various Nayg
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URoo kkks TIE c1hfe mlrkci was agan quiet moth
NJ tut JJbuiug trade MAS done and no furt.tr
changes TOOK place, Rice ana moAss,s nave bcen VcrJ
quiet, yet no quOtHbe changes have tahcn pl &C. Raw
kGg have been very quiet un, to-day, When better
business Was done a. steady price,, tue sales were
go hhus. anu 2yh boxes at - d 7toa 1aAl7
10 loose for Cubi ANA '-s' for lotO kru. Kcuncd
was IA iHlr demand huu tady. We quote: Coffee
Java, 200 &c haracaib1, A. 'eGlSec ara RIO las.
ls9ic gold hice-lsahgoou, Zr0s 24sc. gold In blnI
taiolnh, OAo4tc Louisiana, 5O4dc. MO.assc, Cuba
nluseoYado' new, "e4O % Cuba cayed do, 2Dss3iti
PORTO hlc 45ebsc' New brlrans, new crop 4ptBO'.
sus = fair To good rchnhg tuna. / l6ss7 l6-iBc
rfusa 81 epsc refined, lOl lOasc tor hard and
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TUESDAY. June 6.-FIOUR AND NFAr-1bere
In changes Ia prices Law, occnrred rn niea
~ ,llght decline nas been quite active To-day flour
sasier y ana suq,rnnc n u.oatrllc ryqu,.t Com
meal gcuNe We gu ties Flour, No. . T. uhl IS ts3,l
.aperhne state and Western sios,4 sos extia sIa &c.
80; yN'T.tn spiins MicN ~ sc tsst5ol
M NJ, 80 g - M1nesot' patent tes3t9 city .hI-
k,,,E A' ~ ~ .l" M nl.cFs and FANNY
Provisions -Pork. lara, aud 5thtr n1. products ave
e es nIed iuI.her material decline In Prices tue
thr close Is rather more stctcy. To-Day, pork wss
n.c Al SIS ~ suI sor 'n me- ga me set 2o2 ob
$50 for Juy and 90 tor August win tis.45 bid Tor
opened nrner tut lover; sas o. tie spot as6
. ~; ~ 1850 Tor prims citl 40 for No., DO aud
l.,p go tes. ,lo So1tlo Wy f1r July, ana tiOoSs
Lork = obl hess ,is 5uvstis75, extra prime, tio
beefTPlln mess VI atl2i 'Aira iness si95OstE 80
Sfso' III hams, po' slietzsi mans, picki, d,
saosiders 90 RIO o,e
Gilohfi smoked naIns lSSlte slnoked houd, -
eie Dressed hoss, ,sias}sc. for city.
GE.IS-At some eccliae there ~ littcrly been more
wi e rnse Ky as be n active and S u ah
Nhea lu aud ne W ,sie, i8i ~ nu.n al 81 os ~
80; hlcago spring tln Tor ~. Milwaukee spring
ioi SO Aiis susc, ,ia.tso i 5r Unframed 81
red sna 4ues s' qae - St 10, 81 SH Ss
a. sisS.stl55 O.ts seader siirs ~ 90 bush.
s1e. M 40, :, n.aed, toc. Tor So SO.
Chlcagu mixed, 49, fUr Caulct Milwaukee ml1cl 3Slc
Tor No. snite. 4A&iac, fYr mixed state aud 4244'c
Tor whit STATE. ~ -, uA'a n h0Au, u6L utc. STA
snd Tcnusy wanna. Dolyc, sud- Western Sc arrive
Corn muic acuNc saics 1870 nusa al Juc. tor 10
erAee 5is51c FOR steamer. 5saaptc Tor graded my.
el' soc fur Western yellow, bso2S. for sOu,ltru yt
Low, tn. &c for uthern White.
LOTION Ihr nuctutiluus ~ prices have been un.
ufuab vide the pact week. spccuIaUve maMipulat ON
hsa been active, aud uirVct Influences coutradctorf
10 al there Mas uuUJ AM opening the news OF an
ttnlsi.t but Nat osns under news Of The soppagc
OF the A.An,ie Mi,ls A. L'N5eaes Mass Quotstlons
tlou ALd 81 tor speculation. Futures, with nuciua.
lions re- l-luc, m-h,l. slvs VAUO bales. ClisinK AT
Al sc ur jane IA 10 ldc. Tor July II l-3-c. tor
husus re Tor sepleubcr, /. - 80, Tor o. tobrr,
ll4gr Tor NONrnbc ii 2j-,i2c Tor December. III re-
Was no Liverpool markot to-day. We quote ON tue
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wAsnERwoMAN's FRIuND -Pyle's o. X. soap.
sDeaks IVT ItsgH IryIl. sYlp GyvIi AvIe'-Aas
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MusltaI snstrumtnls.
Auction qotlces.
Nrn NonOs.

nHESS GOODS SKIRTS prime. mp-lre, hrowr
lJthd white slrrtiuFs tre'rg-. d".'u-, rhlrtlnf
lnrn-, nannes, &c, from aurni. t,f sale ~ ~ ON
prices. WM. MAIlil 49, . Ctharli,t II.
Il EtI"- -ruh ~GIlRr~, utie 10 measure,
~ the very ur-t, -A for 49, MI tur slightest uhtsa-
lion L. taNt ur hr, ait = KEEP sa,r, Uu ts, rcr-
irotY au-i1ctoo. o,l hr1WN1y, nud v!l Arch IT.,
lNldtpua,
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BLAINE DEMANDING MS SHANE or rnr roNns

NAsHtNGTON, ID. C.. April 49, 1872
MY DEAR Mn FISHER: nave your favor OF the l2th.
am not prepared 20 pay any money Just nov IN any
nlrecpn, hclIg 80 crimpci ana pressed ina am alb
sOutCy unaD.e TO do Please send copy Of the
notes Of niue hru b. you with endorsed payments
thereon. would have bren glad instead ~ dem nd
upon ilf Tor piymrut uf notes you had pTOpl. ri
general settlement ct all bet cen US that re-
man unadjuste There II stll due Ia articles
OF agreement between Us S1OUnO IA lana bond.
and tal 900 IN nrst mortgage bonds, making
100000 IN All. Fer these iuuus tue money was
paid nearly three years az D.. and every
other ry agreeing 10 take hnnls ON The same nssIs
hiss long since rcccly their ful' quota. IRonr am
leit hopeless ana hrplr so ilr ts can soc. Thnu
there 10 the 10000 wmcn borrowed nnd paid over
uuder your UrGvrs 10 Mr. Pr g. fr which 1 nave
received no nay. MI Pau paid tu" ma traction Ot
the umOunt 30 supposed, out ur no sNs tue money
WI hr pgld me mus. De crrutei io inl h'r Acc1ul az
on Nhra he was dr tor, AMI he urnlr. % rt,pousi o.
nv, pact resent and future, ON tHe t2h o0l for pay
mrnt 81 wncn must, ne SAYS lopK socF 10
TO hr. Pratt ON y.ur wrticI or4er, | sim owe
Fr,afc-t part OF II ~ eight Per cen .-nrlrlt
$1,000 yer auuuu steaY uraw on MY resources WI lrn
a." si,nuer 'iuu "a hlut ts our irn sul further
cf M. Nulg %, Jtnuiry, 1871. f"unl M Lnd Rraui
huhIs. lnpa lat uc isIirI.d, 10 nr tHcuaugrI fir
Hkr amount ui ltiUe lOch land bonds Win Ar. Can't
wei. ne to rnhnge BACK Wneu dtsftd, Mr.. Caldwell
deemed Ia tHtt q rin hnd NOu took lhfm without any
nesO ililn win me or any minority from me In regard
10 the matter. Yon paced tue Litue tuck anl Oohds
~ tue envelope, ami nave the original envelope WIN
Mr. Mull cans engorscmcnf crcou OF the tact OF the
delivery Ia you. Now 10 comm an ~ YOUR ti.ing
The pVgIS prVilded IVu bod yourself 1ouud ~ replace
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Religious Qotitrs.

TUE GOSPEL TEN r, 3itA st. west Of aud neai
hth aV. Gre a cars 23d q. crI-stowu linel pass
thr tent The Rry. stephen II. Tying. Jr and Others
NH p.esssa W. 1hos. perkrn. md chorus vii
conuucl TIE singing, l.hcTs SINGERS and Christian
Nurkers wantei for whole or part OF tue season
semi nance TO s. +. Williams as East "a st. Cuntri
Dhons Tor the support OF thesr serycos may be hcut
to +. L. OWENS, Treasurer 81 Es.t i3d II.
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.Qurl''s Irish rrn win 40 It. Sold by drugsl,ts
at 20 cents per p-cAage.-
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a o@,gEruL ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

-, . ~ AIUUhrA. June ~, lS6l.
My DEAR MIR. FISHER: tianx yOu Tor the ar licic
from Mt Lewis. It's 80 "a IN lscii Hl Will do good.
iic whites ke man OF large intelligence aua rompre.
htnsion. our Oh 10 admit me 10 participation IA
tue new railroad enterprise Is IN every gen.
erous a. could expect or desire thank you very
sincerely for ami IA MS conn ciion VISA 10 make
suggestion OF somewhat senah character TIM
luu spoke of Mr. Cal wei offer to dispose Of share
Of his Interest to me II he really desires to do So
wls 40 would maAc the proportion dehnitc, that
cvull SNOW Just what TO depend on. Perhaps II he
waite III the iu deVelopMcnt Of the enterprise he may
grow rructani TO part with the share ana do by
ins ean any distrust of him. do feel that shall
prove dcadhead Ia tue enterprise embark Ia
II. see var Gus cnannels ia which know | can be
useiul. VERY hastily AMI slneereD your friend.
IN
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AN APPEAL FOR A SETTLEMENT.

- NAtHN1ros, Aptl IL, 1879.
My DEAR Mr.. FISHER. ansN cred you very hastIly
last evening as YOU said You " he'd Immediate r.
piy, ani pcrhsps ~ my hurry did not make myself fol
unuer Ut ny erroneous IN. ressiUn Ia
results IN the Fort smith matter The Gales OF bonds
which you spONc OF my max Nc. and which uHeem u
have thought for NV benefit were entirey ntnerwie.
dld not have the money m pos .rssiI forty cght
hours but paid 4 over dirccty to tue "a Ties whom
trled by every meiAs IN IN power TO pro.
tect from lots. l am very sure ihAt
you have ltt,e idea OF tho laboTs the losses, N
efforts ana the sacrifices have made within the pact
year to save these innocent persons who invested my
request from pr,onal loss aud ! ray 10 you tO-ugtt
sOirmny that an iinmrasurably worse IN than IN
had never touched the For smitn matter. The demand
wnich YOU maze upoI me no" Is on when am en-
trey unable 70 comply with. cannot do Il. IL IL not
Inat applies me Rs wen to YOU and when have
re,cled the point | am now al / Simply fan
back that law. You are wrll aware, a. |
am, that the bonds due under the con.
tract. Could / have these | could adult many
matters not pow In my power, ana so long Ne tni.
ana other matters rem In unadJ .sted between Us
DO not recognize the lawiuness OF your calling me
for partial settlement. am ready any moment to
make iull, TAR. comprehensive settlement Nth YOU
on the most liberal terms, l viii not be Cxacung OF
capuous or critical, out am ready aud eager nuke
cannot agree ourselves we can select mutual friend
who can easily compromise points OF difference be-.
tween us You MI see, trust, that am disposed 10
meet youtn spii o. friendly cordialty ana yet with
sense Of seltdefenca that impels To be frank
to you my pecuniarY weakness. Win very And
regards to Mrs Fisher, | an you're truly,
To " FISHER Jr.. ESQ j. &. BLAINE.
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sorsrs, Gayriigcs, d..

4 Roam ponYhuilt horse two other horses younI
~ anu sound cart, truck, top express wagon. u
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., There :. nothing which 80 destroys the fs-
chatone OF beauty ~ offensive breath there nohinn
which az once corrects II but MIX Of Magnesi,
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james Y. Watkins 4 son,
hanufacturers OF Ice cream Freezers, &C.
~ Catharine a.
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,Metai Trusses went down deeper than ever
plunulet sOuuued when the nrwNS Elastic Truss was
happls introduced. Dy the Elastic Truss Company 6S3
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Ioneil'e .Teething Cordial iuIIs the fnfn M
healthful sIeep. PrIce b conts D0ttle.
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DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Give the most complete satisfaction.
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To Mother-.
Mrs WINSLOw'e SOOTHING SYRUP for chIldren
ieething an old and weitred remedy IL mas stood
the test OF many years and wa never known To- fail
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It. Nj. stewart, the steam Carpet Cleaner,
920 Seventh av. send for circulars.