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THE sArB BURo1ARY coNsp1RAcY.
Why the Government Delays the Prosecution
Of II. q. Whitley.


WASHINGTON, March oh. G. Whitley
seems to be master OF the situation here, so far
as the Government oficiils are concerned. All
the witnesses necessary to secure his indict-
ment, along with Harrington and the rest OF the
safe burglars, are and have been In the city since
Saturday last, and yet no action has been taken
to have them before the Grand Jury. Nettie-
ship and Cuntz have both made sworn state
mcnts which fasien guilty knowledge OF tn at foul
conspiracy upon Whitley, and their testimony,
In connection with that OF Mike Hayes, Column
bus Alexander, and Major Richards, suporin-
tendcnt Of Police. will beyond doubt convict
Harrington and Whitley. The failure of the
District Attorney to take any steps In this mat
ter can only be accounted for on one hypothe-
sis: he hiss been instructed by his suporIors
to let It alone. THIS is strongly con
ley bears himself. He openly declares
that the Government dare not push him 60 the
wall or even force nun TO tne expense Of another
0rst trial had he not been assured that II would
BE- sham and that 1t would not cost him cent.
The latter part OF the bargain has not been kept
and he saws he II not to be fooled with twice
He has facts In his possession that will null
down more than one high head, and he init
m ties that the present Secretary OF the Treasury
dare not 40 too far with him, This last threat
Ia OF course believed TO be mere empty braR (:
nevertheless, the bo;dness and publicity
with which IL Il made deserves attention Sec,
retJry BristOw should see to II that n square
Issue Is made on this case, and compel the
Attorney General to have this braguart and his
confuderates brought promptly to Justice.
Mr.. PierTcnont has lately created a Secret Ser
vice division of his own, and has put at the head
of II one A. u. Newcomb, who was whitley's
right-hand knaye. There IL not single act of
villainy IN which whitley was conc arned during
his connection with tue Secret Service division
of the Treasury Department that NewoOtnb was
not part and parcel Of. and yet he s In the fun
confidence Of the Attorney General, even after
he mad been discharged from ths Treasury force
by the new chief Washburne.
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AN USEHENTS.
Won Buiow's PinnOforte Reconsideration,
Rapidly OF Execution.

Won BuiOw's PianOfOrte Reconsideration
Rapidly OF Execution.
larger audience than has attended any
Of the previous concerts gathered last evening
at ChickcrnG Hall, attracted by the generous
and admirably selected programme, composed
entirely OF the works of SchumaDn and Men
delssohn. Except Chopin, these writers are per-
haps the two most widely esteemed Of the piano
writers Of the Or sent century and they are GER
tainly admirably fitted to supplement each
other, the light graceful melody OF Mendels-
sohn forming charming contrast to the
rich harmonies and intricate thoughts OF Schu-
mann. Won Iiulow Outdid himself in power,
splflt, and deilcacy OF touch, his wonderful
grasp Of the instrument being particularly no.
uccahle In the INST number, Sona'a In L minor,
and In the Faschingsschwank aus Wien Vienna
carnival and bis r. hnement and facility IN the
three Songs Without Ords, which, though SO
hackneyed, were, under his fingers, like old
friends in new dress, and very bright and
pleasing. Won Bulow had all the Appearance Of a
m IN whose nervous system had been oyerta ked
bv the great strain Of the long series OF concerts
winch lie has gwen; and this was indicated
especially by the impetuosity with which he
played some OF the pieces, p rtcularly the Pre-
lude OF MendelssOhn and the first and last move
meDt OF the Schumann Carnival. Owing to the
imm nse rapiuity Of the time OF the latter many
OF the figures were blurred and lndistinct IN
form. TINS series of concerts closes on Saturday
Of tue present week.
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AcKERNAN.-on Monda,, March e. Albert Ackcr
man ia : ne ded year 81 hi lge.
fuy invited to attend his funeral nom hs late resi
dence, corner OF Conn unipaw ana West side avs Jer
,AULD,Ilsapy a. youngest dadgntee Of James and
Jane AUD. aged year nud mouths
,o5 1p s o iTI rn M' 59e at IS, af9ls tSl Es.
hirnd.ere respectfully requested 20 attend.
=, BAkER-M4rch ls George W Btker son Of Peter
Relatives and friends invited ~ end tie funeral
On Thursday at o'c!ocA' at $50 West 2dth st., New
CnAPPELL on March e. Mary L.. widow Of the
late joseph l.. Chapel. aged ~ years
The relatives amt friends q the family respect
o. heT son Joseph Iwppel tlailanls, L. L. on Thurs
Gone from useful ME 70 meet her saviour.
JlDD.-un lucsday, March ~, Sarah Judd, aged ~
years, IL months. ana da,s.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
atcnd tie funeral from the residence Of her grandson,
". n. Marshall. 90 Mtlou.AbY tt bruokyn, ON Friday,
March 81, It o.cuck.
KELLY-ln JcrseY cry, on "wednesday morning,
the late Mary Kelly, aged - years. monihs'Nnd 20
NE relatives and friends NJ the family are respect.
fuzzy invited attend the tuunru. from the residence
Of Ills father, ~ warren ST. corner of Norris on FRIDAY
Chuch whcfe a SOLEMN h.el nlts. NJ requiem viii be
offer up Tor the harl1 rcp0,r ~ bls soul,
MORAN suddenly, March 2S, 1919. John Moran,
lis funeral WIN move from his late residence. o2l
East l2tn st.. At +. N. to-day
SUMMONS -siLKsTIA LopuK 40, l0S, r. AND A. M
Brrturen; You hereby summoned to attend u spe-
cial commupcsiion OF the Lodge our Lodge rooms,
IiViugluu 81. BONerY. u 1850 T. VI, prompt, for
the purpose Of pNng the last tribute Of respect
late brother john Moran JAMES MORROW. NJ
IuuMAs X, ~ KfAM. See.
sKl sE.-On TUESDAY. March * Bridget, wife OF
T6c friends VI the family are respectfully invited 70
ST., On Friday 3l,t iust at IL NJ. without furtber
notice.
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New Bill and n Great Feat of Mimicry nt
the Lyceum Theatre.

THE Day after the Wedding" "The
Goose with the Golden Egg" and the bur-
lesque, Black-eyed susan" are the chief items
OF the programme az the Lyceum Theatre this
week, The most extraordinary part OF lively
performance Is Mr.. n. c, Goodwin's imitation Of
Mr.. Stuart Robson's embodiment Of Capt. Cross
tree, IN tho burlesque This imitation Is the
next thing to a work of genius. IL Is excessive
~ amusing and warmly applapded nightly. Miss
Minnie Palmer a very promising young actress.
Miss Nellie Boyd, Mr, Harry Josephs, and a very
good cast In general are engaged In the bur
iesque. Mr., Walter LennoX. Mr.. sidney Smith,
MIR. CHARLES Nlllers. aud Others IN the tarces.
The quality OF tue performances here has been
much improved, but Is not yet on 80 high a level
as Is desirable. or as will be- expected from the
NJ inagement OF Mr.. Matt Morgan as soon as he
shall yo had time to fairly show what his taste
and skill! can achieve,
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Real Estate Market.

Yesterday at the Exchange, the following
property was sold under foreclosure;
one stone and brick dwelling with two.story and
basement brick stable, with plot l991oxl25 west side
Of CT nd Boulevard between 1iOth snd l4lst Streets
$4,000.
one plot, Boxes, with buildings thereon southeast
corner OF South fifth avenue aud Houston street.
$4,000.
Two nye.story brick buildings with lot. 2ix7s4X27 On
o. IS Rose street, norh side running through to New
Chambers street. fe2 800. 800.
One hyestOry brick building front and hrlck building
rear, With lot, 6OxVoV SiS and $50 West ForlynrsI
street, $4,000. go -
one plot 81 lI1OO on East Eighty eighth street. 23S
feet inchos east OF Fourth ayenuei lb-bOO.
Two lOts, each 25xlOO south aide OF bunpter street.
100 feet east OF HopkinsOn avenue, Brooklyn t22 BOO
Tao eYegtoTy brick stQgea spd tsnementa With pl9l
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The Women. Centennial Union.

grand ball will be given in the Academy OF
Music on April 25 by the Womens Centennial ULion,
Every exerton VIII be made to commendl 10 the favor
Of the public, to whom members Of the Union feel
sincerely grateful for the interest already shown in
their efforts.
TIE tmperor Of Brazil Is expected to be in town at
the time 81 the bali and box viii be paced at his di
posal by the committee. II Is confidently hoped that
this occasion will be even more successful tnan the Que
winch has pr ceded II, aud form brilliant prelude
To the greater assemOiages WHICH are " follow the
opening VI tue Centennial
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ALBANY, March 20. Proceedings were had to-
day before the County Clerk IN the matter OF striking
the jurors from panel to try the Of the People
agt. william c. stephens ct all and the People agt.
Henry d. Denison ct al Fortyeiaht jurors drawn.
The Hon, Matthew Hale appeared for the people,
struck twelve names from the list. The Hon. Henry
smith Messrs. Ruger ana HlscOCk, the part Of
the defendants also struck from the list twelve
From the remaining twentytour twelve VIII be drawn
IN court Monday next to try the cause OF the People
agi William G. stephens ct al. Tue Jurors Ia the
against Henry ID. benson are summoned 10 appear on
Ami
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Few words to Feeble aud Delicate Women.
by X. Y. Pierce, NJ D., of the Worlds Dispcn-
sary, Buffalo, y V, author Of The Peoples Com.
Ii ION SCI .nM : A ~ ~

by H. Y. Pierce, NJ. D., OF the Worlds Dtspcn-
moa sense Medical AdSiseT" SC, &c. ''''''' 00u
Knowing that you are subject TO great amount Of
suffering, that delcacY on your part has strong
denci 70 prolong IT, ana the longer Il ~ neglected the
your case becomes l. as physician, VINO am daily con-
suited by scores OF your sex de ire TO say YOU that
| am constantly meeting with those who have been
treated for their ailments for months without being
benefited IN the least until they have become perfectly
discouraged ana have almost made IN their mind
TO tate another dose Of incidence or be tortured
BY any further treatment They had rather die and
have her snnern-s ended than to i've and suffer as
they have. They say they worn out by suffering,
ana are only niade worse by treatment. uf any thing
more dseourdRtn1 we certainly cannot conceive, ana
difficulties than mat the principles Of which teach the
reducing and depicting OF The utu forces of the system,
reverse OF the one opted for themetheir case would
be deplOmnle indeed but, ladf sufferers there ~
you one more ~ harmony WIN me laws and require.
mcnts OF your system, harsh irritating caustic treat.
mcnt and strong medicincv Will never cure you. II
you would use rational means such as comnOnfenHe
should dictate to every intelligent lady take such med
cines as embody the very best invigorhlng tones
and nerYnes, compounded with special reference 10
your delicate system. such hgppy combination you
VIII mad ~ my Fayorte Prescription, watch has rscev
anguid resoe sensations Causing YOU To- ee So irce'
y able 10 be your feet or ascend hight OF stairs
ali your former elasticity and drv ny the bloom from
forces that renders YOU irritable and fretfunay ali he
marvellous remedy, Irregularities ana oosruco1s 70
the proper worSing Of your system are relieved by
existence OF winch sure Indication " serious dis
ease that should not be neglected, readily yield 20 ~
t%e, the special cause of these pains permaaenty
remoysd Further gat on these subjects may BE- ob;
confederation OF ali forms OF peculiar your
:s1 receipt es; 4 i TsoR s s
By eFpRGUu,~Aays
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An Insane nurgIar Cared fo,

Charles Woodruff, VINO has several times at
tempted suicide In White Plains jail, was yesterdA
committed TO the Hudson River State Hospital Il
Poughkeepsie by County Judge Clifford on medical
timony that he Is insane from epilepsy. Woodruff I
supposed to have committed the many mysterious bur
garies in the sound villages from New Rochelle 4
Greenwich. Among the houses entered were those o
Edwin Booth at Coscob, George W Quntard In Rye
and the summer residences OF many Nellku0Wn New
York business men.
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The nineteenth annual session Of the Newark
Methodist Conference met yesterday. in the Ilascy
street Newark Church Bishop James presided He said
that the prosperity Of the church during the past few
ably n0eral under the 1nancia pressure and the pas
tors would willingly suffer with me people. Resolu.
lions were offered ny the Rev. Mr. Van Zandt and were
unanimously adopted by rising vote, expressing pro.
FOUND esteem for Hshop James. The remainder Of the
session was occupied with routine business. Dstin-
guished strangers were introduced including Bishop
Foster Inc Rev Or. Porter preached tue Centennial
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BrookIyn's Bank Roblrr.

The Brooklyn police authorities yesterday
learned that b. p Rogers the fleeing teller OF the Full
ton Bank, had expressed part OF the $4,000 which he
stole TO the relatives OF his wife IN Augusta Ga who
had started It on its way baex TO the bank President
Lambert Of the Fulton Bank said that he had heard
something about such package but all that he could
say about II was tat he wished that would come, Inc
detective from Brooklyn Is in such hot pursuit Of Rog
ers mat superintendent Campbell expects Doth Of them
back Ia a few DAYS. Another detective was started
from the Police Central ONCE yesterd " and II Is sup.
posed that he has gone the GRAND Tne pack.
age ~ money had not been received by the bank ester
DAY afternoon al tue close OF business hours.
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The counsel for Mrs. Catherine Shields, the
rich widow OF Henry Shields have made an oer TO ex
Judge DALEY, the poor widows counsel 10 settle the
contest over the estate by giving the latter her
right provided the Judgment IL not entered up accord.
lng 20 The verdict 10 the suit In which Jane
snlrds VS. palutin Mr. DALEY refuses to sceept the
Legitimacy 81 Jano sheidss children which the suit
was Drousht IN part To affirm. = - - -
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enue Ca t2se75. INV ~
one avesory brick store and tenement with lot 2ar
Of Avenue G, t1O,s75 ''NNP w WV WV
Two lots eacn 25xio01i. south side OF One Hundred
ny nn street l2Q teet west OF Third avenue $3.50
DIck Duiluing. with plot O6f6O 229
" 800, plaintiff. " A'a'''S sefes's
, One G,recsorr and basement brick house with lot
o.Voit 90 East ono Hundred and Eighteenth street
D. cen second and Third avenues, $4,000. ~T
One plot OF land SbKOOx0Ox o6w
20 100 west Side Thomas nue. 15O feet north OF San
tOrl street, Fordham, Twenty. fourth Ward
also, % acres OF land u the town OF Minerva Fe.sr
county, y 81 $50 per acre, and 10 acres in the
county uf Alamakcc Iowa, at 20 per acre
The foreclosure sale Of onexth IN house ana
JVurned TO April 8. NN'i ""' ~
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BeIknnpisln In CABIN.

HAVANA, March 2S.-Captan-General Jovellar
has recently had arrested Of the principal contract
ors for furnishing provisions to the army. Two have
been since released. 1t has been reported for years
that Quartermasters and contractors hayo been de-
frauding the Government. Two Quartermasters run
away Sunday last and II s supposed they have gone
the United States In connection with these arrests
The police OF Matanzas have searched number OF
houses arrested persons suspected OF hav.
ing an understanding with the reYOlutlOnlsts.
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ALnbor rio, I'M New nrunsyicl,,

gang Of Italian laborers were Yesterday put
to WORK on the new tracks OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
OF New Brunswick, the old roadmen having struck for
Increase Of wages from 81 TO a 30 day The Ial.
lans were allaeked by gang Of tie GA hands who
chhhcd them nom the tracks with stones anu CLUBS.
one OF the Italians was struck over tie head with
spade, and falling to the ground, badly beaten. An
her was struck IN the lace with stone anu shocked
into ditch the Italians ran u short distance, and
gathering IN crowd, drew knives and were preparing
10 make a rush, but quad of police appeared.
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WEDNESDAY, March 29.-F1our less active ana
yer. Arm We quote lour State aud western su
srOs wheat sSS, MSus sso Os.
90 Oa Tss.T ana "R, ey 9S IInss
t tsgly s S.p9 g .,o rye hour SSsIS Ws.tef
,GsslNIwIsst Dun and heavy .sl.. 10000 bush. :.
;;SHSs ~ MilwsaEes spring, 81 g sae s
Sp;s FOR White as'S wheel, Tsesp ana @ 81
NO hari Milwaukee ,prins. Data 1rmi sales 9l.0Ot
o. iee a store for mixed Michigan aud Toledo ia
tie ss bSs D s2S t Gs c Cor %ss
bondet DOC. Pess-saies 5000 bush. canada IN bono ~
bush ai o au mixed q9gR FOR ss 5000 SsS
,cy % ooso'c' for white sVuhern and 07c for Jar
corToN.aspots unchanged. Middling uplands 1890,
9,s closing o} Hpr Is 70 &c ssie for NAV ss
te p ior i1p Sgne snd - 1896 for July Receipts "
on sSs so oP was lower and Gales
future 900 6p q ss Tor Apr 81 sS lSG
Bacon n g sIoOss3SS Tor JupS and ,sg 20 Tor july
easier Sut Closed fsaT n.2 g0. s at tn % Lard opened
,lii5io prime Western en- % r choice DO. and
Tor future delivery, $500 ics prime wc.irrn at si4i7
Tor Nav and tiiIsessis Tor June prese1 ba.s.
~ lor sty and lo.c for Western. Frefh eggs
;sgsDalss- Spirits turpentne was hizhsr and nrn,
S Tss quiet eSs siesa to good strained
C much so TO facilitate movrmenti crude Ia bnik,
quoted At Tta0c ana refined in bbls., I5c In ocean
irrgnts little was done ana rates were weak and 10
crlan extent irreguari cot 10 Liverpool by steam,
A{r1d, cheese. 35s am sugar SOs ton, oil cake
70 LONDON by steam, 25~ grain TO Cork for
tSad refined petroleum to BRISTOL a.. 0di do. from
Philadelphia TO the Continent A.. ad.tsIs Odt crude
from DO g Hayre or Dunxirk, 5s. whssey was trns
easier. with 20 nbls. sold at t1.i3
sales atii bags on prlvite terms MUD grades quiet.
New Orleans molasses steady 4b6Dc foreign rem.
inx sold to the extent OF 800 hhds Cuba at lie nat
ce quiet Raw sugars steady aud fairly active fair
hhds and 500 6xs.. including muscovsao at 7G7stci
ctnultuRa AZ b9egbJtc Louisiana at TIC and ryrup
sues NJ o'tei rehneo nrin al iOs Si0psc. Tor hards
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Tho CnaI Miner, strike.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 29.-The miners OF tho
shenandoah City Colley have Joined the Kohnoor asu
Turkey Run men have resolved TO resist reduction
In the contract work and additional labor imposed IN
the preparation Of the coal over l,2O0 ana BOYS
are lde at the above named coleres II Is thought the
suke continue long, all the Other miners having
snDmllted 70 slnllar aemands AZ other eolllerles.
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BosToN, March 29-Joseph Hall, halter, Of
40 Carver street found tins morning lying beside
his wifes dead body, with his throat cut The woman
had been beaten to death with heavy wash bowl aud
PITCHER. He WAS taken to the hospital, and viii die
His wife left hun about ten days ago on account Of his
drunken habits, out soon afterward returned.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Last night a fire
originated In the residence Of Leopold Thompson at 81
Annette street, In the third district which totally
destroyed. The flames then extended to the adjoining
houses at Annette and Morales streets and OWN a
total absence Of water and high noIlhery wind tut
nre spread with great rapidly Half Of the block,
bounded by Annette, Morales, urquhart, and -; An
thOny streets, comprising about fteon small buildings,
was consumed The nreInrn were employed IN pulling
dOWn buildings Ia the regular OF IRE, and a
number OF tuem were severely burned.
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NEW York. Wednesday. March 2q.-Receipts
OF oeevee to-day we're 151 Oads orr Asa head main
" medium grauer, including If Texas and Chrro
kee cattle and cars OF COLORADO stock The market
Nas lanc and dealers very generally report a declIue
In prices from last MONDAY equal to nearly Nc b n
part OF which was due to laok OF quality. The feras
and Cherokee cattle were sold at Di,apI6c. d n. to
dress bo ns cars OF Colorado steers Ojsc to dress
90 me- orulnary to good native steers at g &C. "
dress h6db7 ns prime and extra do. at IilsaI9r 10
dress 5iS5S NJ. Just a few tops al Ice. ~
Receipts OF sheep were IL car loads, or 500 head
incluglng Ordinary TO prime qualities Slow sales and
dull feeling At former figures the features OF
the narxet Some Ordinary sheep were sold al "a m
100 MS; and prime lots NJ Sc. n
receipts OF hogs were ~ car loads. or 1889 head
Cur load Of ono corn.fci hogs. 100 ms average
changed hands I've ut S'S' n. Dress sea hogs were
offered, ''-'~
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HEW JERSEYS LEGISLATURE.
Battle Almost Won and then Suddenly
Lost-Final adjournment.

LOst-Final Adjournment.
/ TRENTON, March 29.-Ths House this morning
tioptsd resolution Senate eoneurlng to adjourn sine
uie on the ltth OF April.
Speaker Csrseallsns bill relative to the jersey city
Commissioners, which had been smothered until after
ths Joint meeting had "a vacancies was reconsdered
~ amendment, Mr.. Lewis champluned the measure,
~ Psstnleu amendments that continued certain COM
sssuers 10 once fer eignt ~ months at er the
ns iuf which they elected. They also change the
~ s ins charter election from Aprl 70 Noycmber
nAcongpiulatlng b nsclf over a great victory Mr.
ID sp,lkse presented on amendment, which adopt
h1yartultny an election for every Commissioner IN
iiNUg, nthr This was a complete surprise 10 Mr.
80, ine VI then passed third reading to 10.
~. luon Wa adopted calling for Especial com
ths hFestlE i" sirs At the State Normal school
ment. 'N '' having oeeh accused OF euOeAkis'
Srn6f to tesolulon was passed authorizing the Gov
10 sun IN the United states Supreme Court
N-'Hs lne h.hery trouble with Delaware.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-SW; j. Il. IL.
speaks OF Moody ana sankey's converted jew, who
converted wne IN the MountsiuM Hospital by reading
the New Testament, ne being fraud. j. u. H. denies
that there Bibles In that institution The Rihlc
read oy the convert did not belong to the institution
but 10 one OF the inmates, W. VI. b.
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NORTHUMBERLAND Tuesday March 49, at the
residence OF the brides parents by M Rev John Hall
city. ~
NANDERPOOL-LANG MAN.- March % nv the Rev.
joan r. Lundy, Isaac Nauderpool ESQ 10 Miss Harriet
Laugulan.
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To THE EDITOR OF The sUS-ST: The merci-
less middemen and butchers are robbing the rich as
wei as the poor The Ring they made long ago stu
Keeps the price OF steaks al thirty cents pound. Let
the people arise their might and array themselves
~ anst these souess robbers.
A MAN VINO LIKES A SQUARE MEAL.
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Banning AND FINANCLAL.

MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD BONpnOL DERs
are nOttnrd C. call nc the office of hEItHlM a BEL
kNAr,2 % Broad street where the copies Oi the court
records ready for their Inspections that they may
Judge Of the facts for themselves.
NORRIS KETCHUM
Surviving Trustee Of the First Mortgage Bondholders
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Business .lutrtes.


This Beats AM B. Putnam, Covingion, Pa.
was cured u Kidney Disc bv U-inc ony III bot.
ue Of WIslIAHI's PINE TREE I Ah CORniAi while
~. Packard fugsi.f IN town also benefited
hy ~iat remained IN the nlttl' Thoroughly cures
Sore Throat aud Diseased Lungs
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Gilmore AZ dine Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, March R9.-The Centennial
Commission have invited Mr. p 8. Gilmore 10 conduct
the musical exercises the Fourth OF July and he has
accepted. They have also engaged himse and bis full
band 20 ave grand concerts for thrtv days Following tho
openina day,
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CKSAR.-In the city OF New YORK, on the 2sth
DAY OF MARCH, 1876. py the Hon Charles H. Van Blunt
JJtgr of the Court OF Common Pleas, August CssaI
from Maria Caesar. Cause adultery.