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DIED.

=, AssIP In Brooklyn On MONDAY OCT. 10. Mary Ann
pady the BELOVED Nie " john Assp, aged 81 years,
the friend, e9d asaaalu,qsaes Of the family also
ssau mex laner rom es te residence 10 Vanderbilt
oRRUES on Monday Oct. 10, Gamanel Bruen. In tho
e.. Brogsyr; L. b., 70. ~ az r. Il. The r mains viii
phLNAGE. on Monhly. Get. 70, John j., eldest son
OF Micha, aud Mary Dentgo aged go years, II months
yiicd 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF hrs
tHtigr l2pt ~ ay., ,o-daY NJ lie O'Clock.
bivSE%oa Moady 81, Is Mrs e' Mary Divine in
Funeral lake place at her ate y sidence 2i5 North
81 A., Brooklyn T. D. on Wednesday, 1sih INST, AZ
EXRL.-on saturday. i!tn inst, Robert Earl aged "a
Polar Star Lodge 40 etb r and A. NJ. relatives aud
friends the fioiy are e'9ecttuiiy Invited attend
~ lnn ~ sryge at 5he r2sidenee Of ns soninaw.
day evening. al o'ciocK 'e'1'''"'' luz"
1AaLIS;,on sunday, oc,. Is, Nancy Elizabeth. wife
Funeral on WEDNESDAY a fity.ntth street Baptist
II, " w o'ncdenly' on Monday. Oct 10. Lester W.
Funer from MS LATE residence Ses Jersey Az, J.r-
seH ny, on i1 r ny l9e ins! az O'clock r
youngest son Of john Mary hl the eth year Of
Tue relatives and friend. are invited to attend the
tuners from &C. rssd,nee Of his mother 6Gs Wash
n ,,ii,i 9r RI pspers D ease eopv;
Jgseph Tia uwell.
Notice OF funergi hereafter.
IStMANN.-Suddenv y. from heart disease. Mon
DAY evening, Oct TO- Mcaatl lseinann foth yeaI
Of his age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
the funeral from his lag residence Crawford, N. j.
on thursday. OCT ~ at ~ O'Clock A. M, from fool
~ o th,. , room "a, ~ ,szr
after lugerilg iliue Cstnarine Corwlne, beloved
wife of Water MuiigAn
The relatives aud frenas OF the family invited "a
enS fns iunersi ron her s'e residence 81 char'es
sWAGlE.-At his rcsidence. Lakeland Mondal
morning. Isaac Swayze.
tunerh services from his late residence. Wednesday,
al o'clock l.. NJ.
PUTNAM Lopos No. 33s y. AND A. M-Omcers ana
Bft ihren: gu are hereby summoned 20 attend
cA meeting on wednesday. Oct. ~ ~ A. NJ. at the
Lndc room Tor the putpose Of attending the funeral
o. our ate brother. John \. Brush.
Go VI. foRa AZ sec. JOSIAH WALKER. N.
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MURDERED And BURNT.
Arrest of Man Suspected of Destroying tho
Trim Family.

BANGOR, Oct. H.-EdwaId NJ. Smith, OF
Ducksport, has been arrested on suspicion OF
being the murderer Of the Trim family on Friday
night last. Capt. Trim and his daughter, Mrs.
Thayer, and her little girl, were killed. and tho
buildings set on fire, the captains body being
burnt In tho carriage house. The remains OF
Mrs. Thayer and her daughter were found hid den
In the barn.
Smith worked on Friday for Andrew Harri-
man, at whose house Ars. Thaysr, the muir
dered woman, vas Hing that night when last
seen alive. some OF his clothes are covered
with blood stains. This he accounted for by
saving that he went cunning a short time be-
fore and, XII ing rabbit got IN that way Gov
cred With blood. Ino coat which no Is known
70 have worn Friday evening, lie
which, OF course, would prevent the
detection Of any blood. When arrested
he had on 1ne starched SHIRT that could not
have been worn mUre than a day, while he af-
ltned That he had worn IL all the week, though
thsie are many persons who can testify that he
wore ctlico shirt the day before. His panta-
looms nave not az yet been found. smith has
followed the sea, and has been the master of a
vessel. lie HAD always been held as quite ro-
spectible. lie was Tor long time school
master.
Frank Saunders, who was arrested on sus-
piclon and subsequently discharged, Is still kept
under surveillance, a5 the officers still think he
Knows something ABOUT tho murder, and per-
hays was au nCcOmplice.
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Cerrit. Brad. and Irene.


"What was the real truth about your
brother Brad,ey's engagement to marry Mrs.
lrenet' asked the World reporter OF Gerrt
House.
"Wcll. now, there Ia no use talking any fur
thor about that. There's no question tut what
Br and Irene got deeply IN together and "
she Is acquitted. nm satisfied Brad viii marry
her. The fact Is. though | know she shot my
brOther-the best brother there ever was on
earth-without JUSTIN iatlOn, still | know that
she loved him and loved us all, aud would have
laid down her life for him. Mny, she hasn't got
any harm In her she's got a Kind heart and a
most bountecus soul and, rs wrote to her aud
brad YOU know she referred 10 that IN her let
ter-f were ~ liberty mot married. YOU knowl
hDd in Brad's place. should not hesitate for a
moment ABOUT marrying her"
" But added Mr.. House, thoughtiulIy. II
should throw In the river all the reyolvers about
the place, and make 1t principle that men aud
women shouldn't carry reviewers aud precise
on sach other With them"
our brother OrsOn was married once before
he married lrenei"
ION, yes. He married LYDIA Younger, whose
father lives In South First street, Brooklyn
Wnen no hired Irene a. his assistant, and she
had room In bis Office, Sister lydia got very
jealous, you know. You remember, don't you,
that he was found senseless on the streets i've
or SIX years ago, and when they took her home
they found she bad taken lauuanum7 She died,
and OIsou then Married Irene"
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when Be began 70 % lie shlpped me In tho srst

when he began 10 do 80. lie uhpped one IN the nrst
year Of our married ltc, frcuuenty.
Mr. vanatta asked how often suob things bad
wish to know why he acted 80 viii tell YOU"
NO. said the Attorney General, - have no
desire TO ~ into any M 1t not pertinent.
IRENE IN TEARS.
81 don't wish to expose my husbands faults,"
Mrs House began, but what seemed to be emo
tion stopped her utterdnce. She began TO sob,
her face 4 shed red. and she stepped quickly
down from the witness platform. Mr.. Nanatta
stood facing ner. about six foet ON. She went
toward MIN, extending her arms In an APPEAL
ing gesture, aud cried out with dramatic eX-
presstvencss. II you want my IRE dom. take
it-out I can't answer any more questions"
Then she whisked past the gcntem ulv Old Low
yer. ana went quickly around the table, where
she was met nv her counsel. she le gned Az inst
him IN the attitude Of giieved child who
wished to he pcttcd, wept convulsiycly real
to ~ running down her fdce-and said between
the sobs, No, no. mo- can't boar ii-tnere Is
10 use TT Ing" The lawyer told her to sit
down, and she obeyed. leaning her head on the
b1rk OF a chair and swaying herself ike per-
son IN inten-c mental anguish. rhis scene ex-
cited tho spectators greatly, bu the confusion
was ut once quoted 10y few rams Of Judge
Deasley's lavel; Nobody spoke for nearly a
minute, and ONLY the womon's whtmperiDg was
audible. Tier lawyer was the hrst TO make a
suggestion.
ut Is evident. your Honor" be said, that
this lady n In state Of mental excitement that
disatles her 10 a witness. She has been very III,
ana Is weak ply sically and mentally. There
fore, ask for an adjournment until to-mor-
row."
Perhaps her father can pacify her." tho
Judge replied.
Rather than have any DELAY" said tho At
torncy General, IL will waive any further cross
exaulu. tion.
Mrs. House had grown quiet, and Mr. Green
asked her whether she was able to W on the
stand again. Sne said that she would try, and
stood up. but Mr. Nanntta sad that he had no
more questions to ask. She reseated herself
aud was given a spoonful Of medicine by her
father.
The defence then rested. and 10 rebuttng tes
timOny was offered by tue prosecution. Mr.
Green addressed the jury for the defence, do
mnnding an acquitt ON the ground tuat the
killing had been done In self-defence.
what would you hive done, genilemen Of
the jury" said he, M your husband had
knocked YOU down, pulled your hair, kicked YOU
In the stomach. and assaulted your boy2 All,
gentlemen. 20 and count the sands that border
New Jerseys shore, measure the distance from
Coos throne to His fOVtstOul, count the angels
that hover around Hts throne, and after mat
you may attempt to learn the height, the depth,
tue width of mothers love-"
Tue court tnen adjourned until tomorrow.
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An TSE.MENTS.
"swcethearts" and "Tom Cobb" NJ the
Park Theatre.

The company Of the Park Theatre played
two Of w. 5. Gilbert's compositions last night.
The first was "Sweethear,s." delicately and
subty written comedy In two acts the second
was three act fdrce called " rom Cobb." Mr..
GYM Searle and Miss May Howard may be said
to have played the 1rst piece, since the other
two actors engaged In its representation have
almost nothing to do. Mr.. Seare lacked some
thing Of heHrtiness, something Of what the
artists call breadth of effect, especially IN the
last act, but, Us a whole. his work was COM
mendably done. Miss Howard played ner pg TT
charminely. In the last act, perhaps, her decla-
nation WIS rather too slow, her words too long
drawn out. But the character was, IN the main,
very finely impersonated, as well as Justly con-
ceived. IL was an unc0mmOnly excellent piece
Of pure comedy scting.
In the second piece Mr.. Thomas Within. Mr.
Bradley, Mr.. COgswell, Mr.. ROrene, Mr.. Padgett,
Miss Edmonson, Miss Ida Jefreys and Mrs. A. r..
Baker. with two or tnree Others. appeared. Miss
JeGIeys played tho farcical heroine with much
spirit and proDrety. sho Is rapidly advancing
In her profession, in which she buds fair to hold
TN envlablo rank, when moro study and expe-
rience shall have made her more entirely mis-
tress Of her powers. Miss Eimonson did some
good caricaturiDg, and all the persons named
earned the plaudits OF the large audience pres
ent The bill made merry entertainment, an "a
particularly during the performance OF the
farce laughter was abundant. IL 10 announced
for repetition Till further notice.
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PRINCE AND BARNEY KELLY.
An Exciting Tros TO Maaons-The knowing
Ones Betiing on the Wrong Horse.

An Exciting Trof TO MRgons-The knowing
Ones Betting ON the Wrong Horse.
About five hundred admirers of trotting
went to Fleetwood Park yesterday. 10 see the
trot for 600, mile heats, best three I'm Ave. to
wagons. The trotters were James Dustan's d. q.
Barney Kelly and John Splans spot. G. PRICE.
Previous to the start the betting was heavy at
oven.
The FIRST heat opened with Barney Kelly on
thu outside, leading half length. Kelly led TO
the quarter In 3oJ%, and was two lengths ahead
at the half In l.l4; roundin the turn for the
rocks, Prince broke and lost three lengths,
which he was unable TO make up. Kelly won az
his ease IN 2.3o.
IL the second heat Kelly took the lead, trot-
ting square aud handsomely 10 the quarter In
3dN seconds, where ne broke. Prince then
rushed to the font, reaching the half mile pole
IN lilo. Coming round tue turn to the home
stretch. Kelly UIoke again. Prince came home
. winner oy half a l3neth In 2:3d
Fol- the third heat. Ia the pools, Prince had the
call. The horses were sent of on the nrst score,
Prince leading - The quarter IN 80 seconds (;
toward the close u tue MALT Barney Kelly vent
To the front In Ills. As they entered the last
quarter Prince got tue Iced, which he kept. COM
iug home winner 10y half length, 10 2:30.
10 the fourth heat The knowing ones thought
Prince had the race sure, ana they bet $lOO to
80 ON him. The horses were sent or at once.
Prince failed 10 kceJ tue advantage Of his post
tion to the quarter, which WAS reached In Us Sec
Onds. Going very badly around the turn. and
getting far behind on tue back stretch, Kelly
passed the half NILE ON the lead by three lengt hs
In LEY. splln could not get Prince down to
his pace, and Kelly kept his place, winning the
heat easily Ia .:4.
In the lfth heat the horses we're sent OF on
the first score. Kelly was nr-t at the quarter In
3iH seconds, but broke on the backstretch.
then gave him tue go-by, Prince had no further
show IN the trot. Kelly won The heat aud trot
by length IN 2.31.
Kelly, IN scoring this victory, proved himself a
game anu speedy trottef.
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ANswERs 10 coRREsroyDENrs

"S. c. W."-You have lost your vote.
Inquirer. Election day is Il legal holiday,
George kerr."-You do not lose your vote.
Charles Belden"-You have not lost your
vote.
"Irutus."-Y landlord cannot levy on your
wages.
Pennsylyania Democrat."-You cannot vote
IN this c.ty.
r A, s."-The Exhibition will be open on
election day.
ar. ;. H."-You lost your vote by moving out
OF your state.
&C: ". B.".-He can vote II be does not move
out OF hls ward.
Alfred Bald win."-You will have 10 produce
a"l'h''s' AMI Sc your papers from The courts
Ninth Ward Democrat Your Information
erroneous
III, K, N'-Your question has been answered
the United States.
ID. n.'-You had better get your certificate
ni naluIalza.lon Nheh you can DO without nrst de-
curing your intentions.
"keno"-YOu may cl1lm your residence in
THIS STATE, aud not there unless you voted IN New Jer
tey while temporarily living there.
IN. B"-You ma, vote In nrooklvn on nat
urali1luOn certhcate Obtained m New York provided
you have hYed Tour lnyptls ~ Dr00klya.
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Contents 81 the Weekly sun.
WEEKLY sun published tas mornlns oon

taine the followlnR
Complete Returns OF the October Fections-rhe We
tory m lldiana1ne Promise for November TIE Hayes
pa-tys Desperation The bayonet Conspiracy fhe
November Batte Ground The rsis in the Ee.l. In.
successful Attempts at Peace Making Turk ~ Prop
ortion inr 40 ATmstice Rejec, d. The Attitude. of
RusssJ The Pc pie Congratullted-Address II he Ma
tional Democratic Committee Toe Real Qnes,ions At
Issue Mastery speech oy Wghafd oGornin the
New York Tue Fight in Louisiana Political Views of
an Independent Thomas n u nton, Jr, on the Fl ua.
ton Great Wrestling Match IN New York-rwo Mich
igan Athletes Contendng Tor tho Championship Black
Nus Ggld Hewsi The War 10 the SIOUX Gouatryi The
PUB &c Lands one Years Opera iOnsi Sweets nv the
Gar load-C Mifornis Honey Coming into New York
Wcapons Of Wsr-Gr.at Britsins Monster qua; 80.
tees OF New Bolss-MemoiTs Of the Duke de 81 81.
mon Brigham Youug's llarcmi Puetry- The Lay OF
the Land,lnan-fh they are IN Love- Bcss Thlm-(iolGtn
rppms-Ihe Modern Robinson CrusOc; The Latest
Topographic News Notes on Science and Industry
Many Columns OF kdt ri u Articles and Asrcu ,curdl
Matters sturY-Old ADes MnlstOnei Financial Intei,i.
gence and Markets.
THEwEEKLY sUS contains complete epltome Of tho
newsof tho week from all parts OF the United states
and the American continent Copies Wrappers rea ~
formailing to the old country may mad at the
Of our publication olce. Price four cents. Tor sue
BY all news dcslers In city AMI country
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North CsroIinn for Tiiden.
nom n, Brinmor. Gmeiie.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. October 13.-Sinco
left my home In Virginia / have visited seven
counties in thls State, and seen and cunversed
most intimately with many Of the leading citi-
zens OF these counties, and have yet to lnd
the FIRST Democrat whV entertains any doubt OF
Governor Nance's election aud from all could
think there Is no doubt OF the entire Demo-
cratic ticket, state and nation Al, carrying this
State by a handsome majority. lne result Of
the recent elections IN West Virginia, Ohio, and
Indiana Will add largely TO the vote that would
otherwise nave been given to lilden and Vance,
ana places North Carolina among the most GER
States for the Democratic party. III. S.
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AMERICA AuEAD IN srooA COTTON

The Judges OF Awards and the Centennial
Commission have dspeled smother delu.on which has
prevailed In this country m favor Of cotton thread Of
British maj dfacture, and against Of domestic pro-
dnctOD' Heretofore 1t has only been necessary 10
place an Engn-h raue marx a spool TO insure n.
sale Now, however, different order of thing. Ia in.
reduced, and sitter careful test Of all the cotton
threads and yarns from the most noted factories at
home and abroad by twelve expert judges we are told
that the WILLIhASTIc COMPANY. Of Hartford Conn.
produces tie best cotton Mredd ~ ne o0rid
Lei Americans read the following and be glad Il
another triumph for American Industry and nterprse
CONCEAL copyJ
CENTENNIAL EXHBIrloE PHILADELPHIA, 1870.
TIE UNITED STATES Centennial CONFUSION an.
nounces nc following a. The bases " award ~ the
NiLithAfTic LINEN co., OF Hartford, Conn;
PRODUCT Spool Cotton Inc Yarns and Machines
fol winding and tcseting spoos Tor sewing threads
Award ron OUgmdhiD dhd complete sSi n system;
eTo"tHee NJ M1chhteiV ant Appliances (Ne u,ndiA1
p'athHs oeAg NE nttenrJA Of M,sckiIh CoHdaJ, ana
J0i SUPERIORITY mi Ec0soNY ~ production alAO (sr
tItcieHce n nneytafd f tarisig Qfc0iis NJ Ia eats.
sgned A. T. GosuoRN, Director General.
j. Il, nAwLEY Pres j. l.. CAMPBELL, sec'y.-ldr.
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4 GRAND STORY.

A PoWERFCL ROMANCE OF THE APE CTIOHa
c1iitied
now sIiE LOVED HIM
now SHE LOVED HIM,
now sac LOVED lin,
now SIZE LOVED HIN.
HOW SHE LOVED HIM.
now SHE LOVED HIM.
now silt LOVED HIM,
now SIZE LOVED HIM,
now SIZE LOVED HIN,
ho~ she LOVED him.
D. LOUISE 4. REYNOLDS.
WIN be Commenced Ia No. 80 Of the
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hAPP-l kNCAsTER On Noudav. Oct 10. NJ thu
wsdence OF the brides motner, HoDokcn ". j. by tina
Rev. Dr. Gcer. ID. D.. Cnnrcs o. Ramp OF New York Ia
YORK. " w"
VIII TEL. MOORE. -On Monday. Oct. ie. Kate,
daughter 81 WI Ham A. Moore Of Ncwbutrh N. Y, Tor.
Durgh, n. Y
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Court Calendars this pay,

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs.-No %, "a 20.
40. ST. 80 ~. can begins Al No. llO.
SUPREME COuRr-GLAERAL TEnM.-NOs. 2O5 lQl
lhi 49, 1906 l0s. s10e 2i 2OS, 200 30, I'll, 2ls I3s
1880, lln, 1+l, 141, lt3. lli.
csrraEAE corRr ,srEclAl TERM.-Law and Pact
SUPREMF COUKr- CRCulr Part Nos st35 p7G
llin luol 1860 1877, lpi7 2OGl, 1901 l5lp 2l35 SIS
1873 1850 2lll 1908 1859, 2225 2e27 l6t7 IN S9i D.
1889, lts 1871 sDl1 2O6j 1911 en- 1885 2i05 i7ets
lf.r, l.tN 1880 1867 1913 1885, 1898 2O27 22l5'
22ln 22d1 PnfII Nps, $50, 2s3s, 1886 1888 500 iOod
1901 eis. s5S 3ldJ, a5ds, 122i aG2 li2ilt lsai 24S
1913 22S $3.50, 3slO lIis 2did l3l2 iOd2 1880 Part
III NOE 100 e7s l7il'e 1918, 29ds, lis 657 1851
1850, l5iSe, 23l S1l ol, 0Jl bS7s, yss3, 1898 3U75
Nos 40, 90 a.. Dtmurrer-N1.7 Z. Issues Of Fact-Nos
u %, .b, a. a.. Demurrer-No. \. Issues Of Fact
Noe 80 a q, Al nemurier-No. l. Issues u Fact
Nos. ~, ~, 49, 49, a.
sUPkRioR CouRr-fRTAL TERM-Part Nos O. 2g7
SCI. ' wv
acoYNoN PLEAS Equity TrRM.-Nos, 10, "a 40, IS,
3d. Il, 20, 70 o.
COMMON pLeAs -tm,L TEPM-Part lI.-Nos. $50.
sas ~ nis lh' h's, III. Part lll-Nos 1913, $40,
bl3, Gsf, so, Nlh, pl2.
.MAMNE CouKr -lRIAL TRRM Part Nos. 45l9,
ibil ZOO lSn 1870 i7hs 4SSl 1852 Assn. 1884 1881
tbs6 1851 lys, 1889 1901, 1850, il55 Part l.-Nus.
a. H. i.J, iGsS l22 iuJl N9A i,33. Si92 ijl5. 4i3D
4bdi Adl7. AKA i,27 4O91 100. 43l2. fart ll-Nos
US 100 goo. 100 slbS 1227, 1l10, 7lSD 1855 $685.
s0'2. 7idj, 12OI 5sl0, o03.
Reduced prices In furniture and carpets.
Cown,rthwaits, loo and l57 Chatham street Pay
lnonthy.-Adu.
The mortality among children ia preatIv re-
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tv me re Highest award granted any Exhibitor
~ 'elteumhl tNDDaifOu IA given he Elastic rrule Co.
iOf sk Elastic Irusses, sOld only a. 9S3 Broadway.
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TUESDAY, Oct. E.-fLoUK AND MEAL-rhere
have been no ug9Ttan change 10 our nour market FOR
per,n wnr has been eutradzed ~ increased sup
bu, corn meal n oIsN request Buckwheat nour scarce
saoa but al prices ue a Inc iY VIEW s
yspseIg f9r zoo" .Ppi9s INES sod eu.t
sid Western superane. s4ioss.so extra State &c,
stySt'' DO Ttils w.rst ,gi'rns' sSlo
Sfss "a ana xx ,5SssS Eaas.o 10 p S"sss
IN ~ cy ts,gmnT snts' 20 Ssolo; south
..hp?ing, extras, ts5Gsto 50: torn meal Western.
pernne, si.75atoIO. DucSwheat dour. 100 D-. sa95
Provisions Some decline IN pork. lard SC, has
be followed by more &c Way In the regular trade,
beea generally dormant, though some 5u-iness done
,ioI l.e winter months, T9.Y tors wA- ns,tIl,a o.
and ti5.oogtl5 d5 old for tne winter months. Bacon
West. Gus ntsts more tslsh.. 40 iarlS active GA
!le spot at our qgotatlon ami 100 es solo for ia
idrc delivery a sysO toE Novemoer. aai ta7sesto7l.
ISrd-scan Western iSo i5sstio ,5, 5p,
cnr,sl0 ?5gtlo.50. Hams smoked, city, = n. liige
i iS PSs1d cry dsxaiSaT @ss.a Ws ea Ne
5E%'Aet rio Relies, pIcos.ea, losI:c Bacon Long
che en-, ~ Wg''sra 40 cik Sssasc Be,f .ems W.si.
nie'. ~ M prime mes. &C.. il5S'ts iada
GRAN Wnest AMI corn hsvc been tending slightly
inward - tAe nat few days owlns MANN nowlyer
sental chang hut harley ant oas very unsettled. To
900 Eu. j tor So ,1i c6iS S Ell t
for No Al rs FOR Inferior old spriuy 81 2OtI tor
new red winter VI 6ssljO snbrr Do, snl 81 esq
sl3b for prime 70 Chu1e wnitr, Rye quiet a 10 ib
dor tern anu sblssse loT ute. barley Jul A. 500
elc tor sNrONed state aud s5c.tl 20 Tor Cana Tan
parcel OF STATE sold At 81. Ba ~ malt dun al Zoe q
81 90 Tor state ana tlGtLg5 for CANADIAN tahida
ptas sold a. NC. IA bond. Oats 1rmHr; sale 10000
hush. at ~ s4lc. tor mrcd. ana 3SGlfc, for wnite,
western and state including gfaded al 1lc. for n.
Nhc and SIC for do. lnlxei. Corn du and lover sales
$1,000 push. n 5i%sos4c. tor rev mixed Inc les
OF liked cnlhraced sal grade and 30. chicago AZ OH
" 1sc., alAa white Of 5yc., ana yellow, SO.
COTTON nlarSei mas been droopi q under large
receipts az The noris, AMI The dget u general uro'
peau " ~ but closes rather more steady, OWNS 10 90,
we're Aeaner thruughouta large portion OF me cotton
region, To-day the market was tg amt p'ic"s weak
bu not duOtthy lower. Sries idSf bales. futHrc
delivery the ADVANCE ~ yesterday tost under the
iuuiurs from Europe. sales l7iO1 Nltf siih the
closing sales at 10 2OS2c. regular ana 10 1870 short
notice Tor October 10 al.32c Tor November II bc.
for Decrmncr 1lisc TOR January II 1855 lut lenru
aIy IL 20 S2c, tor March, and ~ 3.c for April. Re.
ceipia the ports since sept. 800 baits CORE
spending period last season, iyj,lJO bales. Annexed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

Pnrker's iiair Brisam IL the best prep.rs-
color. Sold ~ all dfug2ists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

70 be first in any branch Of effort is a praise-
worthy c ri that all energeuc men struggle Tor. Ins
been attained by b. / BAubitt, the soap maDutaC-
passcd himself For he mas produced sn article abso.
lu ely free from verifying dangerous to the most dc-
cate skin the highest attainment IN toe and bathlng
sOaps-AeU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

Those popular English shoes can alv,va Ia founs
at CANThELL'S, 2i1 ith nv. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

TO preserve bodies Of the dead from pren,a-
,urc u''ay ald corrupt N. use tue Metallic Hurlli
oYket. ana tas,s. manufactured by the RAYMOND
MFG. Co, 4S Pearl st., New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

The same effects produced by costly sulphur
baths are accomplished ny Genns sulphur soap,
ADJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

with nausea, married lad o. should use the
turo,t aud agreeable antidOtc, MN Of Naguesia,
-I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

Bilious disorders, liver complaint, costiveness
&c, are speedily removed By IL, ID, Jayne's sanative
tsKen nj any ime wIhout ~ o a"o. M may 90
eVeTyWherO.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

at ais Broadway and under tn. FlfA Avenue Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

OF modiCInc. sum 4 Qulrk's Irlsh Tea, INC grVa
bilious remedy. Puce 20 crnis.--Adr.