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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
County Auditors Office.

County Auditors Office.
GOODHUE COUNTY,
- STATE OF MINNESOTA
TAX JUDGMENT SALE.
(: IN tie matter Of the sale Of lands for
=, ta1es remaining delinquent and u,a-
8 paid om the first Qst) duy of June,
4. d. 1876, for the year Il. d. 1875.
g Pursuant 10 Il Real Estate Tax Judg-
X, ment Of the District Court in the Coun-
g ty Of Goodhue. State of Minnesota, en-
& tered the second (2"d) day of October,
E A. d. 1876, in proceedings for enforc-
8 ing payment Of taxes upon Real Estate
., in the said county Of Goodhue, remain
a ing delinquent and unpaid on the first
v Qst) day of June A. d. 1876, for the
8 year One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Seventy Five CA. D. 1859 and of
6 the Statutc in such case made and pro-
= vided: shall ON THURSDAY TIE
q SECOND (2nd) DAY OF NOVEM-
3 BER, A. D. 1876. AT TEN QO)
q O'CLOCK IN TIE FORENOON of
said day, at the front door of the Court
8 House in the City of Red Wing in the
=, county Of Goodhuc, and State of Min
8 nesota, sell by public vendue, the
-. lands which are charged with taxes in
8 said Judgment and on which such taxes
" shall not have been previously paid.
g Dated Red Wing, October Sd. A. D.
g 1876. 52w3
= S. J. WILLARD, Co. Auditor,
2 Go. ofGoodhue. State of Minnesota.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

very great degree by giving me a
call, examining my full assortment,
and learning my prices, and know
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
WE'LL

it will be to your interest to buy OF
me in preference to going elsewhere.
Agreeable attention and no reluc-
tance to show you goods at any time
whether you buy anything or not.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY Ii Flour steady and fliriy
active, tAtrAs. No . aud rn rHthtr De ter
rrQu 1T. Corn inca nrn We quote; lpur, y hn, ,.
atJ6J tupcrnnr stare iud Western a. t.ttSitO,
suu X fatOASh.11; ninntsotH rut-. e. &lestH %
,rgicri Wt.tur common Y 90 lbut1 40, o., - \ aud
XAN f5.hOsgib.15. southern shupHlug, 80 fnbfh.t'i
de-. gh pran' r, td75ptN 10 yt noun, .uYvtunt Aio
Ssb 10 rrsnuY~lne corn meat e. "1et5 90 800
lHuNts.s b 4lNfG. cate iIr q y .
b1is. u.ss al s-0gA ~. aud Tor fu,ui-d Iv.,i .,J
bi fui A gust At 81 20, Wltl i3o-lu ld Tor y,
t2pNO Juhr ~ 90 cor July. n.c Iu go &, 49,
100 uN.c ~ long ear nn rfNae lrthl- "a tri At
~ ., We,,crn do liAt 1000 "a ..l al ne Wet ~
60 ettWaaiet II sllIr ior "bI a. az, AZ, hlu wa.
loNrr, 500. ou t.t tplt 500 ,c' in- western 81
~ bs,ttI2i 20, snI tu arc h'uf' SoD ict. Hl
$50 tl2 Is t1r June; tl21o 4il 80 l'rJuN, il3NO
l.J lur u.us Isus ~ Ih r lfl.ts, tiu as Iur
S,..c,ihcr. pwss u hVs-, OsGJ}sc. FIRES" cs-' sci.
GnAIS Ni A du hut nrmt sales se,oll nush., in.
eull No ,hlciro spnug Al IL lNdfl.2!, ~
M auNc" spriu-, al ,2ls ! % So ruiIu-, a 500
Gi Nite winter 81 10 10 arriyr tor oId Sue
wheat, Micmgtn, ciup o. 1914 Il Jisfl.lt TOR SO
Oats luncr bluoi uusn. IS 49,. ia -. raurd
mixed 4h Tor 80. thlclso uuNrd, 3,Iftc. Ton me
Ttusv VI m A"di i0et5Oc for wuie, nuu anr. tor
Jcctrd Peas Su 1000 bush. Canada aA al l5c.
Il ray -sa es 900 Oush. No 3 Canada At ~, bArrY
malt 4 plr,irs apar Corn nrn aut tairt a'uNe 3
igr spot 81 amer Gl444gu-c Tor nLcI uu suu., a4i
u0'lc, Tor June &c, tur white Western, and III tor
Ola We, tern ulrcd ~ Store.
GROCERIES RIO cnnse quiet and unchanged a. 100
leirr tud islts bAlJ hagsi md gr'ne. SOFA {" me
extent uf 5000 uags Nsri,Ino Al l6glA'1. guldi 80
al Amsterdam 10000 bags J-VA al 6@.s &c. IN, vas
quiet AMI UNCHANGED. MOllssrs "a. IN, VITA 90
hhuB Cuba rtnnlns the bass Of 33leDAir Tor 80
testt New Orleans quoted tJAI6lc. laW sugars we're
sesaJ and rsIAer quiet iAI " good Tenn1s' IlIoe
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DANGERS OF Loo ROLLING.
Men Crushed TO Death and swept Down "a
River with the Lumber.

MANSFIELD, Pa, May LION Saturday n
numt er Of lumbermen were running logs down
Slate Run to Pine Creek. George Shampane was
sent by the head runner to loosen the forsard
log Of large pile which was living on steep
bank. He started the log, but before he could
get out of tho way was kuockod down by It, aud
more than two hundred logs rolled over him,
crushing MIN into a snapeiess mass. Abrdm
Seercase. one of his companions. was caught ny
one Of the logs. his leg, collar bone, and Iight
arm were broken.
The SANE usy a gang Of men wcro running
LOGS GOWN rocky stream known as II ietv
Gucn River. im Of logs occurred 4 Jake's
tall- Al that y mt tue water his a descrnl Of
twenty five feet u hundred. Frank Cooley
and Oscar Shclp jumped on the logs 10 olsen
gige them with utke coils Tue logs started
unex ectedly; the men sprang for piece Of
timer tntt WAS st'll lodged, nut missed II, and
fell INTO the water. lhey were instantly swept
over the falls with the logs. mile und half
below their mang ed bodies were found by their
uauiuns.
Inc same afternoon large pine log jumped
the snute, rrytng logs from hieh hill on Pine
Creek to the water. William Jea was onopping
close To the shute. The log struck nm, kllling
him Instantly, and carrying hun with II down
the MIL
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The Pump at the Centennial.


"Do you know Knowles pump1" asked
an old farmet-lookiug man OF the writer. VINO
d asked Of ne latter III y questions and vino.
In nj. turn. had not answered one. mo, never
heard Of the pump" WIS the answer. " Wall
replied the farmer looking man, " I'm from War
rem. Mass. You know wnere II l.. Its between
Springfield aud " ooster wall, We kind hol
Ter on Knowles's pump. and s'po.e there'll be
million or more people fion Europe at TINS
yere big thing. Wall, now. what arc them EN-
perOrs and kiugs GOING to do when they see
knuwles's pumpl l guess they are going to
take It home, amt theyl I'm gong 10 1--we right
Oh the ground, and take y look at them emre-
rors when they iustce FRS, sight Of that pump.
hut the biggest thing Ia Cheeseman's rhisel-.
what, you nevrr saw one on them chisels !
Wat til jim PeeurO sees one Of them cnlsels.
" ny, good heavens, he'll have EN- everywhere
In ms empire. l have a son here, and I'm gong
10 live with INN. Might as well save a dollar.
how are you going To get your turnips inF
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SEC0R R0BBERSON'S DIVVY.
NOW HE PROFITED BY HIS FAVOR
ITISM TO Contractors.
Ills Long Branch Cottages Bniit and Paid
for by the Cattelis-Robeson's Note for
$4,000 Taken up BY the same Firm.

I.0uu HrauCb nutIf nj
= - a.. s,...a,,- .,....,. ~. -
ior oy the Catteils- hooeson's Noto Tor
vSsOVO Thken M py tue same ftrm.
SDsefaf DesDatcb 10 fhs Bosfon HeraH
w.s,,,xoro,, NJ. IN NJ. II ~ Co,.ou
"AeniN"ioN my iV' i'' ~ W. Oa,'eii,
In his testimony before the Committee on Naval
Agaira atated that be want ,nto anvtbino
1850, s-....' 49,, -
whereby ne couIu make money pecfetary hoo-
eeon, witness. ana bis brother, A. G.. Clttell,
,,t,h o,hors u,h, tho Lon, pr,nch nro,ertv
WI" o'"e's' oouA"s 'uo n'i. n'a"on oOs,'s'
The urn OF A. u. Cattell " 20 paid Tor Mr. ROD
eson's interest In the property, and built his
cottages, and 1t stands unsettled on their books
AT tnls time. witness mentioned the various
arms with which he WIS interested In obtaining
.o.,...,. "a. .....to.. .w..a.to,. ,ro,,, 49,
oO"ua0'S" us oo'in'S''o"' a'e'aSz ~" Nv
tc ten per cent? and aggresatinR tlSJ'Voo. lie
hoots h,, ,,,,, 30, n,,,,,a r,.,,,rsn,,,rn 40
N , y" 1870 ~ Us
he did not wish MS son TO know anything about
1t. witness borrowed at different times $4,000
,.,., p.,,,n..,o. n..d,o., .rd a, r,,., :, ,,,,,,,
interest on II; don't know where bradford got
the money or whether he ad any me ans OF his
60, .,,,,,,. -, 49,, -, y,,,ass ,raouo,,,y
Wv" 'u'S'uo VI us e'a''. """'o'
had money transactions with Secretary Robson,
both I'm borrowing and loanin1. Was also In the
n ,bIt Of uavtny Mills for MIR and Mira. X ,beson
but they 'ix ,ys ssnt MIN the money Witness
AT one time loaned sIOoO to H. L. Oney, the
cnief c,srn 81 JSs - neoarpment Wifness
oeno-tted money Ia the creait OF a. NJ Ronesou
In Inc Camden State bank. There we're some
monev tI,nsacti"ns tnat II ,beson waa VERY
amor, in Don,t tnink Mr. Hnheson has mueb
nonev
The cross-examination of t. O. Catteli de-
valona f,rta ~ avsn mora intarast thnn tbosa
given In MS former tea imonv Catteil WAS line
and again reouested nv the 90 mmittee To tro-
duce a list OF the persons of wnom he received
crnm,ssi,,ns fnr rnntrarts win Inc Nv ne
n,ri,nent TN. ne nv naved To- oyade. and per-
Stated IN ,tyi,,s mo nn,,es IRON, 1er,,iis.ii1n
oniv Ina ,n, Al aunount nf nis coinn,tsainns an
close q 7 ,m,nstton anneats 10 foot nm s.aDlo IN
siss 'ao W. r.ceiven from Metthews sIone lie
rec.ivr d fiom Inc Swifts s5O0S' although. az ne
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TO OBLIGE THOMPSON.
A Prisoner sells His Name to n FeIlsw Con-
Wet, ana Taxes His Punishment.

William Thompson, alias William Mont
romery, alias the KID" was arrested on tho
Sd OF January by Detective McNamara for pick
Ing pockets ona FOURTH avenue ear, and was
subsequently sentenced to SIX months impris-
onment in the penitentiary. On the way to the
penitentlary Ia the Black Maria, he asked Albert
Hullett, a fellow prisoner, VINO had three
montlsto spend on the Island, to exchange
names, Thompson promising that when his
term expired he would pay Hollett LIBERAL
ly tor dong so. In the penitentiary Thompson
answered 10 holletts name, served the three
months being Cischarged "A month ago. A lew
days aso Messrs. Hubbeli Woods OF lljO
Broidway Weed swing ~ 20 Uuion squaie,
anu Charles ii. Strpnen OF q Nassau street, re-
ported az the follce Central once that they had
suffered a series 81 rObberies. Mir. Weed ldentl-
ned rhOmpson's picture In tue ROeurs' Gallery
a. that Of Que Of the suspected thieves. On
luesday night Thompso0 was arrested IN sixth
avenue. ana keeper from BlackweIs Island
recognized him - the man who gave the name
OF Holiett. The real Hollett Is serving toe re-
mainder OF Thompsou's sentence. Thompson
was committed Yesterday for trial.
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DAVENPORT's TRANSACTIONS.
The Money he Received Apart from the Sc
cret service Fund-IIis Many Onices.

WAsHINGToN, May 17.-Mr. Davenport's
examination was resumed in the Committee on
Expenditures OF the Department OF Justice this
morning. He was FIRST interrORated 10y Mr..
Meade, and In response TO questions explained
the fictitious signatures OF some afdavits for
which he had CHARGED by saving that the war
rants which were Issued on these anll Wits we're
issued at the insug iton OF James O'Brlen, aud
the aflilavits were taken by the Assistant Dis
trict Attorney.
He was questioned pretty closely as to the
none, he nad received apart from the secret
service fund, ans said tina. In 1872 lie received
$500 90 $1,000 fr N the COMMITTEES Of Security,
a cuutrlbu4 ion OF vcr4l thousand collars from
the Union Lsagi Q, and $500 from the Repub-
ncau state Committee. Ia 1873 and 1874 lie re-
ceived voluntary subscriptions from patty
friends ia New York amounting to $1,000, for
enaUllng Aiu TO set up MS regis tratlOu uuUk-
TIE very Uook for wnicn iaumany paiu MIN
500. and Ct Nnica 40 copies at flj piece
nave been sold, tuis Siel lng hun 5000 more.
The gentlemen VITO gave tneir volun arV sub
sCupti4n- "trs District Attorney Phelps, $1,000;
Jones. $1,000; Atnur. Bliss, l. thin, Colu,il,
l-aa. SAefuan, anA many Others, $40 each.
DdyenuOit declared that lie z u these MONEYS
because he informed the eentleMen tnat he
would get no further amounts lrom the Cow
ernment
Mr. chran asked HIM II he was positive
alto I that, and Davenport answered IN the
Affirmative. Ar. tOCnIau showed hin tudt lie
diI forward ct IN they from the Government,
al whlcI u veup ri's face grew very req, and
he wTigEieG out oi tue dilemma by saving mat
he ne ~ he WOul yet no fur her ord rstiOr
IN pney aud That no then mad the orders for winch
lac attrIw ri EOt auulllOdal supplies uI money.
Davenport sad he IS a. attorney for the Boa.
Of liealtn "A tue same Time that lie was COumIs-
slOurr ana SUPERVISED.
Q Whit ofice 10Y u now hold In New York ? A.
al CerK 81 the circuit Court OF tue United sturs
iur tue s.uth IN D.stnct OF ArN Io,a, lue Chlct
r,sor OF E,ectuns, AMI UAl,ed States Cununs-
hiUulr
lie explained that he held these numerous
Offices because the law required IN 1T the Cniel
Supervisor shOuld De taken from the Conmis-
sluaers aud tuat me CierA vi Tie Court was ex-
olnClu Commissioner.
z VINO drew that law1 Al did, sir. LOUD
l4u hltrI
Aiier repeatedly explaining that he personally
male only S3uUJ together out of this WORK IN
all tnese yea ne aImitttu thai the unlce OF tue
eek Of the Unto States Circuit Court, nlch
he now huius, Mas worm from $1,000 10 $l2OJO
a year.
1ne committee tod greed o send sub
commit &c 10 New York TO Examine into Ddven-
ports iii la transactions MS the great 1eguid or
II el+"uOns ~ tnat CITY. NJ tauluel the
hartman, st rts Oh FRI ay night to bean tue M
yestigatIUu Dud on Monday next Meshrs. Meade.
Cochran. .ud Joyce VIII De present., wnen the
work os,igned tue committee will 90 begun IN
saIuebt
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An Ambitious Amateur Challenges George.
the Count Joanner.

To THE EDITOR or HE SUN Str: ! trust
that you Will give ms ion TO this letter AS coming
from a 20 or but ambitious anna eur have tlkel
nd raoe crest in rcang in The sun the many inch
dents connected vim tue h,ogrsphy OF to Count
Jlannes. aLd also have Witnessed hs Centennial celo
hrntIon OF HiD.e. Autlep tag thit the Count II
acc rpt challenge from me, blsod upon impair nal ana
jls. upu.lt Oh, | herewith chahruge hn 10 Pl
ne drd M. or aiy sooh comedy IA W. may ~ 8 :
uurutN a.r.r upon. NV Obj ct srrn- to to NE
CommcndAL "a lnd tnlnh from toe COunt'a onivl-
rae nsturc VIII NE Win hls upprubauOL Inc put-
4 90 tIr lcl uSc ma 40 a competitive sud
hstr Oi ina T. to raie funds aid in the rr, cton
n aba nud cosy l.rair Tor al uy brututr news
b ", uou,b aCks, g. ou the Count a. size to a.
up th' lunt,l, promise aim ma We II NJ nave bier
XXI lrie- f. mi the hONcr, aLd Grand Duke ihrat es
than hose Wh presence anu nttid- ~ III Nenten.
Mai peri rminrr ludCTOus Ia the extreme
turtnu more wlhh 10 ttat' ir u' counts inforna-
TIA proceeds aC1ruug rom SAID per- ufinahce
sha b pprInrl. tel Tor Ihe beet amy mentioned,
nj our iourh of TIE pr ceeds for the 81 ce-stul
cniuprtltir \ ufs ~ .ppctiuy, WM. PEKRy
Formerly cunnteted with the Grand Duke now "A the
Bow r., Theatre,
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ECHOES FROM THE CITY HALL.
Some Gentiemen Anxious TO Resign and
Others willing to Take their Places.

1t is rumored in political circles that
changes are to be made IN some OF the city de-
partmcnts. As the story goes, Commissioner
Cam pbel. Of the Department Of Puolic Works,
aware OF his unpopularity with the politicians
because he insists ON having the public work
done by contractors, wishes to resign, and Po-
lice Commissionvr su..lh, believing that he
cannot carry out his projected reforms In the
police force under the existing laws, desires to
retire IL II SAID that from his position NJ iyor
Wlckham has encouraged these gentlemen To
resign, ana intend@, should the two CHncies
he ere ted, to nake Gen. smith Commissioner
OF Pubic Works, and u give "A Police Commits
stone ship TO laminany Hal. Commissioner
Campbell Ia saii 20 have exacted FROM the
Mayor, Us prerequisite to his resign ,tinn, pro-
mise that his sou, homas Cooper Campbell,
should succeed Gen. Smith IN the Poi o Board.
A gentleman cOnyer.ant with tue details OF the
proposed arrangement sii yesterday tnat he
had learned Tn Il the Mayor Intended. az soon as
lie hau received MI. Cam poells resignation, TO
cheat ootn nin and his son, and 10 appoint the
Hon. John Fox Police COMMISSIONER Should
TINS deal tie made, Commissioner De Witt
Clinton Wheeler 10 to be made President Of tue
Police Department.
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Yesterday at the Exchange the following
property Vas tod under foreclosures
one lot. 2bxOO1l north side OF llih street " feet
west II Avenue A. $500 thirteen .ot, each 2 Al022
north side OF SeveItyslxth street. 20 net west Of
knth avenue t2l3OO three lots cacn 25AlOo H. nortn
Side u Nncty seventh street Is feet west " Eleventh
avenue, 5000; three-stpry hicS house, WITH iot
IN skUop, solti sue Twenty rgutn street, IS tVrt
w. OF -v"utn ay.nu' eSOOJ, one lot. 2jAl o, be-
tween Second snd 1hrd "N,uues. ElghD tuud aud
Iignty-tuurtn streets So Si2.
rreuls 4vg Flftn avenue were knocked down for
q o 300. but not suld.
lur following foreclosure sa.es were adj lurne'i
Ole Duuing aud lot est size Of Niun ayeuue, nor
OF Fort -tlui urtui-rr ll5 tat lACHtArt4Nth
street. north ,lde, cat OF Ln-ton svrnuc one o. use
sIuth she 81 lulrJ -uuh street. wet u lIi
avenue, plot uortn size oi l"2i street, ca Of
nth avenue to MAY "a one plut suutu suu 81 Ia,rJ
IDurh street, wet OF = con avenue, to Nav q
Today. AT tic tNcutusr, T.. H. Luil1W co VII sell
at uuht aucN1n PROMISES 70 MAIispl aNeauc aul -
fs- Twenty uftn street.
There are also a nunocr of foreclosure sacs An.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND FRANK
IkIEIl.APH CnAlttANlks

THE ATLANTIC. AND PACIFIC AND FRANKLIN
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
The reduction Of rates uetN cen puACipa cites here
to'ore maze tiie Atlantic ana PaC n ana
Telegraph Companies ave met cordial respunse
from tile pubic, evidenced by Increased
hAuY Editions have beru received from rcats yet
4 cludcd IN suci reductions urslhg TIE 10
lower rte. These companies desire To extend the
benefits Oi teiegraphc coupe itun rapid Ut.
icsb e sni acc rdlhgB satouute that GA aud af,cr
ud-y, MAY -, ech RI ducion VIII ue MA c
thro-guNut their eutic errNite tast OF tue Mi
rNer.e ept between points wncse rates have sleady
been rUdu iced, as fUlluNs.
Al present rates tween S5c and 55c &c. reduction
~ present r~tes OttNecu doc. 81. 10 lIctlu.
present rates between 81 Us audt % l5c
Al resen r4tes DetNeenaI - nj alJi sUc n duI non.
Tho local for New lurk q \. Biuuk ~, and
jersey ,lty Viii be 20 and /, Instead Oi p aud ?.
The Atlantic and enc .nd Franklin lie erraph
Companies there ore sol CIT the iur patronage AMI
ppOft OF The pubic td lh"ir enutts 90 give IL The
Ueirht of "chvsp teieg, amy may or slccr-sfu
lh.lr principal oni,es ia New loiA city are ss
follows;
I45 broadway. Produce Exchange, Merchants Ex.
chance. s BrutI st., Gold Bnarl fu tHn Mark I,
frruth', Hotel Astur lluu e. " .sh.urlun Marart PSI
Broa WAY, broadway aud taua II $50 kft als
per OF sprng 49,, fremont lou -, ST. Drni. ilotrl,
niou Square HoteI. ne imus.Vr II tea, li.u a. and
o. av, HOFFMAN Huusr, Windsor lioir. nrua4Nay anu
SOn st., 81 ay. snd son t.. .OS List 1S1ti IT.
THIS L kCht.RI, President.
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Catarrh /. a common di,oase-so common

Caarrh IL common di,ease-so common that
tuunns, nag, and OiuNluI ~ tue nose meet us &
every turn On hf street You Tot Zip In these nasty
dn,har-ts on the idrwilk mi ~ the pubic convey
HuCri aud It's u.-a-ferabe DOOR, cont nnnItlns the
brc IN of the sc sd, readers IN IN on usVe 10 thtr
htsucitc'. Their Is M h4h ~ IN tuc u authority Tor
tang mat VAN fully uhehalf, II not tNo-tdlfds, ~
those I'LL tel with ronsu pnIn OF tne .uns-, the dis
comm cltarrh tne nose or head, t1e
next stel beluE 10 tne throat ana bronchial tubes
lastlj tue Ia How Iupurtaut lhUutO i've early
prompt attehtlOn 20 catarrhl To cure ms loi-
some disease corr co the system BY usln. Dr. Plerccs
Golden heic ID -COVrry, wulCh tones II up, Citanses
tnr Doou, aud he Is the dse4sei x nds u, 81 che
influence upon III to a,si,i, uye DR.. Sagr's Ca
t,rrh ltrmeIy with DR.. Pierce kasal DJucne INT, rs
the only way reach the upper aud back cavities
here the uischa &c CON from 30 danger from this
treltmrn and II II peasant TO use. Tie W. medl-
cines wth hsruneht pre soll by dealers In medicines
LIDO.
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Live stock Nrnrltet.


NEW YORK. Wednesday. May 17.--Receipta "A
beeves were l3l CIR loads. or 100 mead inlv Motive
steers Of Orun ~ to prlme q Try. Tue market was
somewhat rrcgu ar, nut ge era rather sOw trne
reduction fr m the current rates OF last MONDAY.
s r.cty prime steer4 sold nj 1Ottot1s. N. to
DIRE 81 n to the cSt.; fur to I'D do p6a
% ms
Rcceirts Of calves were LA head part milk fed and
tanned prices, 6asc. 70. for or n ~ TO choice
mlkfcd veals, and Zoo n for Outernilk calves.
Receipts Of shi cp pnd limbs NERO % car ads. or
AGA head Sheep weaSer and ISs &c. n. lDwrr
WIN sale of ordinary to RoOa unSha q 71s9SAc.
n ana Ordinary to en- lee clipped at OF a7Ip. Lanps
wcrr STEADY nt 0at3ltc. v n with selected Jer-
sey lamoe sJld a lie.
cclpts Of hogs were 40 car loa Ia. or 47Sg head.
None ON sale alive. Dressed nOgs edler at pAa
Bisc. D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-18
Am SEN ENTS.
Bouetcauit's Comedy GLOW she Loves Him.
At MaIInck's heatre.

For the first time in some ten years Bou-
cicaults comedy " How She Loves Him" was
acted at Walleck's Theatre on Tuesday evening.
An audience OF the largest SIZE aud II the very
best kind was present. The play IL almost an ex-
travaranz 4, Is certainly an extfavagant comedy.
b at 1t h many amusing points, and It's dii-
lolue Is very bright and witty. Its perform
anca caused great deal If lag ter,
and the more distinguished actors we're re-
He'd. OF thess were Messrs. Waliack.
Gilbert, Montague, Beckett aud Floyd,
Misses DVas aud Germon. ind Madame fonlsi.
The scenery m whlch the uieCe was mounted ia
very tastefuuv constructed and well painted,
al details having received careful attention. As
nay be inferred from the list Of pers en-
gagged IN the Representations, II was worthy ~
tut, favorIte theatre; aud the manner IN winch
1t WIS received by tue auditory inuicIted tuut II
may be repeated III any tunes with profit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-18

The Long Island Epr copal Conference recon-
Nened yestef A. morug iu Booaiyh Ia tue O. uton OF
ID, NY TRINITY. D. Duer Irtsiled. IN following
Lun,d .elt e1en were elected as officers tor IN, COM
Ing war Missionary Gou Wiuet-lhe Rev Me- srs. d..
'. ~. johnson, tha / v no "a, Ml.l'n A. shlVeN,
C4Itl llsNurtl, AID j. Asil1N ALI Mes r. Alex
4u.rf y. 30 b., ?. DE- q. Van boe eieh' j Auhu' Us
ilt " .eft, = 4mlrl -. Is troN, Lyman Il Grr'h', .
a aadlus Committee - the Durest-Iht ry, hc'tF-'
Charlie. II ilai, s.enptd pt,wnr, join 4. r.1uJlA,
j can. uter Suitf, MeH.rs. Henry T. iirfrpohi "a 4,
per W. Gilbert, Charles H. Marvin "AiAm f'"Su
Jones. .a,. - -.
Oolng " pc.sIn adVance' Of ihe Tr, .sdrrr' All en-
urre met Dr. IHukin Introduced resutuuOls 10 the
,urc. U.t a committee 81 ne MVrnushy canV M
HrouK IA, AMI rrpur, upon tne ~ s US hrrnH u le
people. AItaT nue ulsCu.Hiun tht lesoiutloAs were
4 Oi tea, ana Tue Convention ddJourhed AIAe ule'
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