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.MoNpAr, Aug, rs Flour steady. with a m "a,
Snsp 'sa ds%9 s' T % and
. .lSw rye r.ur was {SoPns Corn meal s,esdy W
YEA 10 'i Via, sS,l5 sSss1 d M!
ssi go l Ps1iGSt ~ sHpss Sssr. .S5s
81 e So Rsgdy~as saaOSssd ire
OTs low gSas. sa ses pc.'
s SSnIsqD,oH M 4, dppas Il fpT3
1876 foI seps@ger iSac for OCTOBER. i niq sue
snusy aud il 1896 tor FgeuaTy LYeTp p sSf s ~
kg pn guet end upenSnxe1 midd,ins uoiapds 81
sn S az ed iP2i Tor 'n seps9pss
fSr Ts' sS.a sas ' Gu .S5 meat
tlol6 Tor prime western and city end very active foi
!smberl aud ilolosiiSiS fei octoe Z eOsps via via
t TIE 9shsr prices ed Dressed hogs higher at ssssse
butter more steady state 1rsin s' and tpSs
Western nrsias .gd lugs, l.ss9cs Cheese nrp sts,i
saSSry STiSc ws .nS ps do 'ssS ts aShs
,ol wss:i mere sass
aged ana s s &c m REQ ' Sp u
,isi q fof fair % prime No Chicago 81 90 ioI GOOD
Stis fei snbsf siner Ju spa .isSS.i " 10
s eD Hf sad d s S eo I'D s ss s
Inactive, sales So 900 ousi, at s5elSc. Tor mIed
s9S s1i e Tss
graded NO. 2mlxed. soc and white Bpc Corn droop
Ing sale. $1,000 bush at 6N95sc for new mixed IN,
eldng steamer mixed at 04J5ocd also Western yellow
oo,tGoVcI Southern white, GOO. contract tor say
m'hed Tor August was settled at Sc and thh eHs<
quoted ~ the close for lots on the SPOT.
GBooERIRs- Rio coffee was arm and In nsavr.tyTs
guest Quoted q l5elec- gold sles here aud At Bal.
unoie are 5dls bags also Oo7 bags santoe stock q
al ports, b321S bags Of whiCh $3.50 here, mild
grades quiet at lgG22c for Java and ti6o Tor
eslgo both gold Rice and molasses quiet, but crm.
Raw sugars m aud quiet, no sales reported fair "a
GOOD rehnlng Cuba pit9ntc.i centrifugal pf1I0ko.l
"A's"
syspEihs5,rsv. store. -ec. y.s.: 90, 'se.-s Ief
GSOc Tor eplrite tnrpentne, AMI VI b7leftl67A fOt
common to good strained rOsins Petroleum wa high
err excited. and nrm. closing at itdc for crude buk,
aud &c for refined In bbs,l 10000 b1s rC1ned sod
early ~ 25S&26120lec ocean freiehts we're rather
quiet by steady nearly all descriptions u tonnage.
Gr In 10 Liverpool by steam sgSAd., provisions, tNa1
6Os, nour 70 London ~ s'il g. gu, glain to dbevt
port IN the United Kingdom, ST. do. to Bayonne IT.
3D. raow fairY active and nrlu AZ 500 1.lss -
prtns WhisEey vas dull sDd OOminsl All
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pulpit work or mission onor. will enable me To

pulpit work or mission effort will en- able me 10
DO as much for nv race "a this work.
have given this matter eleven years thought,
and FOR years have taken great pains to inform
myself as to the true feeling Of the people OF
the south, and II Ia my conclusion that
the whites desire to live with the colored
people In peace and quietness, and are doing all
they can to gain that object. They do not want
all OF the cOlored people to vote the Democratic
ticket, but believe II would ne best to divide
their vote between the two parties This point
would have been gained years ago but for the
terror OF the Radical party and its loyal leagues.
There has been no intimidation In the South
worse than that practiced by the oarpe Dagger
party OF the South. do not chergo the cOlored
people with this cruelty. They are not TO
bla they are only tools In the hands Of tn ese
bad men. have known some. colored men to
be whipped, some turned out Of their churches,
and all kinds Of lntolerant abuse have Deen
heaped upon those colored men who dared vote
the Democratic ticket. In some parts OF the
South the life Of q colored man Democrat 10
not very safe. ! submit these facts to YOU as
The honest conviction OF my heart, and must say
cannot eccept your advice, because In doing so
would not do Justice to myself and to my race.
Yours with great respect,
john W. DurJnn
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BUSINESS AT LONG BRANCH
COZ. HAYEs SOON TO BE THE UEsT
or THE PRESIDENT.

Ne more Races on the Monmouth Park
Course Brotber-in-Law Cascy's Diver
sions-Whai the Politicians are Doing.
LoHo BRANCH, Aug, BIT would sur
prise the ordinary man to know that while the
Custom House people make Long Branch their
ioahna place, because they Wish to stand well
With Grant, the Democrats m AXE II their strong
bold for the purpose Of intrigue.
what are the fat places In New York's local
art at the ensuing eleotionf
The mayoralty. the eurroeacy. and The Dis
trict Attorneysbip.
wiokham wants to be Mavor, an doas eobeI
40 does oreent so docs Hewitt. Calvin, the
present deserving Incumbent. wants to be Sur.
rogate so does Bixbyi so does Traphasen, 90
does Bobby Hutchinss so does Minor.
Jim Coleman, Barnard's Grats, IL here and
when Coleman stays 10 . stupid place like this.
II cans something.
There are smart men In New York. doubtless,
but the smart man who can discount Coleman.
IL yet to be discovered.
Shed Shook manages 10 nnd time TO put in an
appearance hero. too. He leaves the Garden to
Ned Gilmore, the Union Square to Al Palmer
the BROOKLYN Iheatro TO ROGERS, and the Brew
whatS
Does any lido, suppose Shed sboos shs de-
hRhts OF New York for the ~ osquitoes Of Long
Branch, for the fun Of III
Not much.
lie put up Morgan against Cornell, and when
the city ticket Is slated. II will be found that
bheridans ride, from Gotham to Long Hrsnch.
meant business every time.
We are to have a genuine sensation NEXT wsek.
Gov. Hayes OF Ohio has accepted the invitation
OF President Grant. and with his $1,000 900 wifo
Will spend o week at the Governmental cot tage.
This means business. The programme Includes
adtnner. kinder state and kinder quiet, party In
the evening at Mr. John Iloey's Geo.W Cbllds.
Collector Arthur, Col. Frankie Howe, aud all
that sort Of thing will be present. A ssransds,
with speeches, and several blue lights.
The hotel people are already INDUCING r .
prep ratory coat Of paint In honor Of the event,
aud the establishment nearest tue Presidents
chebane may possibly go to the sIpsnse AT q DOT
Of varnish.
Don Cameron Il o ere, sno very run Of pu,f.
ness. He came here last Saturday, and has al
ready expressed his convection that Grants
stables arc No. l. He also likes the Govern
mental caret, and 10 said to have said THAI
Grant Is "A second Washington.
Grants agent tells me that the President tn
tends making a tour around the world.
He has been roundsr for many ysars. bus
this Is another kind.
Secretary Chandler IA With us. Although not
exactly a tallow chandler, be has no objection
TO dip 10 salt water. lie likes watsr-in this
wav.
The mos, popular man nsr. lust COW seams 10
be John Cham Oerlain.
Judge so because Brother-in-Iaw Casey
spends great deal Of his time at johns club
house, as 10 othor intiniates % the Admintstra-
ton.
mo more races" here, unu-rstsno. %.
cause the managers neglect 10 pay their purses J
THIS won't do When great bankers, worth
millions Of money, run their knitting needles
for oasb and win. they want ther money.
MoNstEup y.
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Business tloiltss.


Trom r, @ Enllth, Esd, OF Ilhees, n, y,
Having for the last fourteen geare used WNtsrs
BssRm OF wa Cherry IN my ftuu y-always WITH
the best success, aud confidently believing that 10
has on several coca ions saved my life, IgNe ss ny
opinion that " n the best remedy In use Tor diseases OF
the throat ana lungs ABOUT two srs since my young
est then fifteen years VI age took violent cold
which settled his lungs 50 rapid and severe vas
the progress OF the disease that becaue much
alarmed. We commenced giving hun the Balsam. and
continued to do until i've bottles we're used wben
this dangerous attack Was removed Lat year he go
again seized With violent cough ani cold and below
Ing his luugs to he diseased applied 20 the late W.
j. L. Hawley, one OF out most dneusned Dh' scisn..
for examination. The result Of which that his
lungs were pronouuced diseased On learuina that ss
had made OF the Basam he advised Us to eohtinos
~ do So whcn we did, aud IN the course Of few tst
the health Of my was entirely restored Feeling
under oDigations for the benants derived from thH
great remedy, cheerfuty recommend II 10 W 49,
snneJ from diseases Of thu throat apf mnSs
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An TSEMENTS.
Hop Sing 81 90. Taking TO tho iIoa rds Or the
Union square Theatre.

1.-TWO Men of Sandy Bar" Mr.. Bret
liarte's American comedy drama. was acted at
the Union Square Theatre last nizht, the first
time In this city. The house was completely
1iled by an audience OF the best Kind
all evidently alive with curiosity. The play
has four acts. As It's title indicates, It's per.
sonages are taken from the authors prose
tales In fact. the play itself Is made up Of somo
Of these stories thrown together. As might be ex-
pected, unless they had been FIRST fused into one
molten mass and then recast, the parts appear to
be loosely united to lack complication, and
t. want dramatic interdependence. As ropre-
sented last night. the tone seemed to be that o {
melodrama not Of the highest class Tho
action. such there Is, moved slowly
The character which won the most cordial
expressions OF apnroval from the auditory was
that Of IiOp Si-~ the Chinese lauudrynNn,
clcyerly imper>ouated 10y MIR. Parsloe col. Cal.
p6pp,r SfurbOtilc, who was evidently intended
10 he leading part IN the drama, hangs
upon ITS outside and thrusts himself ocCd-
siunally inc 1t without any dramatic or
other sense Of propriety. THIS part Is acted
Mr.. stuart Robson. Messrs. lhendore Hamilton
aud II ;. Mudock PLAYED The parts of the Two
Men II Sandy Bar" Johu OGkhifN and Sandy
Morton, with much pruprletS The part If MIS-
To- Hiss Mary Cary, who actod with good taste
and Judgment. but did not ~ Elk loud enough
t. he easily heard. Miss Ida Vernon was tei
tccth melodramttic ms the Duchess, Miss Laura
Don was sufficiently sell confident, loving and
pretty A. Don J0ritd Castro, and Miss Maud
harrison played the part of MGuiUit with good
discretion, looking uncommunlV wei IN her
Suani~h costume. lhe other arts were fairly
well filled. The scenery was picturesque, though
for the most part mountainous AZ another
time We snail more carefully review thls WORK
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phYLON -Op saturday. Aug. n, ~ the r-Hovue- OF
her uncle. sl5 SIN av, Margaret dLughtaI Of PAttIAu
Dayton. aged Is years and 20 days.
Tie relatives sud trends OF the FAMILY respect
fully invited TO stehd the funeral ON TUESDAY Aua IL
al o'clock.
PkOsCh Az coytesulie, y. j. on sunday. slth
inst, q. lrOsch ~ ME dith year.
Funeral on Tuesday 2ytn ust- al - N. RELATIVES
ami TRENDS Invited
QUtklitL. -Ou the e7tn inst. IT MS late residence
$50 West 27th st. Joseph QuerpeL aged % JeAs ana
mOaths
The relatives friends " mo family also tho nel-
ners Of the 24tn st. +. Church are respectfully
vted to attend the funeral from the church 2sth -
near 9tn ay On Wrhncs4aY az II ocioca. His fao-Il
VII be taken TO typfrte tliils for interiuent.
sPkNCE.-On MondAy Aux. -. 1870. OF ob.uuo.gs
OF the bowels, Mrs. Caionav spence, sgsJ 81 yeas
months and o. days
The funeral Will lake pisce nom the house ~ 80,
George ID. II. Watt, s5s HeIAiinaT 81. BrookBn. "a
Tuesday, Aug 90 at O'Clock.
New Haven and Bridgeport papers please oopy.
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Jshs X ELY Testihes from the Doeumsnts.
IRON ia sprin qae!d Rspubhean.

NEW YORK. Aug. -. 1879.
MYDEAR SIN. A few days ago. you stated
TO me that you had heard that ] had invesu-
gated certain rumors that were in circulation.
Ia lsl2. against Charles Francis Adams, that he
had refused to use the influence Of hts office to
s,vo the unfortunate Irisnmen who were con
victed Il politicl crimes against the British
Goyernmeut during the time that be held the
office Of United States Minister to Great Britain.
Nv reply was that | mad. You then asked me II
Il id any objection 10 address leiter to YOU on
the subject | answered you that ] had not.
and. IN accordance with INV promise, COW state
to you the result of ms ina lries
In lsi2 tetore the meeting OF the Liberal Re
publican Convention held At Ciuciunati. there
was general desire expressed that ~ the poiit-
Teal elements opposed 10 the Re nublcan party
would unite for the purpose ~ accomplishing a
change IN the condition OF the AFFAIRS OF the
country. My convictions at that time were, that
" Charles Francis Adams were the nominee,
aud the Democratic party should endorse his
Nomination, h. would be the most availab
candid te before the people tn effect that object.
There were ruuiors az tne time OF the charac.
ter hereiubefore mentioned, aud iOr the purpose
OF getting at the facts in au oficial way wrote
TO a friend In WASHINGTON To- send me COPIES II
the CORES pondence which had passed between
tn. British Government aud MIR. Adans 90 these
subjects.
was fully satisfied that MIR. Adams had shown
himself a noble beneiactoT and true friend to
those unfortunate people, and. think, was the
means or having the sentences OF many who
were condemned to death committed TO impris-
onmont for life. The whole correspondence
shows that nothing was left undone OH his part
TO relieve and amsiorate their condition in
every way hs could. His influence, too, was ex-
ercised ~ many WAYS 10 save some Of them par
doned Therefore YOU viii SEQ that these ru.
mpts had no foundation in fact. and most PROB.
ably were instigated by his political enemies.
IL any one viii take the trouble TO read the
correspondence 10 which | have referred, he
will, think, fully agree with me In what state
herein. | don't know MIR Adams, have never
seen him In my life, and therefore am not actu-
ated hy any interested motives hut as YOU have
asked nc TO give my opinion on this subject !
do 40 unreservedly, and trust that It NAV tend
To set at rest such unfJunded rumors against a
gentleman who has RENDERED such an Important
service to the unfortunate men who were influ.
enced by patriotic zeal to endeavor to free
their country from the dominion OF Great
BIitain, Very respectfully, JoHN KELLY.
MIR. RICHARD OLNEY, Boston.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY, Aug. 2s-P. M.-Attho opening
Of business ibis ID corning 1t became evident that
-. -. - -, ,,-. a,
os"one interest was oeine developed III Deis-
ware, Lackawanna aud Western, but the re-
IN ainder Of the coal companies did not symp.-
,, e'D'
'n'Ie'o any e'es' oegroe' IN ihc'' the ransao-
tions. aside from those which were recorded IN
$500. D., -. 49,, 49,, &c.
character MOCK island western onion' tho 81.
Psuls. Erie. Lake Shore. and Michigan Central
assuming eoHpAra.Ve POSITIONS 70 wn'on tne'
had Tor some t'me'oeen strangers. Asthe day sd-
Western became mora markea. AZ with Not,h.
wss,srn n u,t ana LAKE, snor. ds C,~
but the general list subsidized into q more quiet
The decline in Delaware. LaokawsppA and
Western from So 70 81. on sales of sTb8o
,h.rea ,ndica,ed t.aIlos q, ,,.n,as,,or
~ a.. s,, y, .o1a.'' - u l.'.,,n
on the part OF holders, which vas partially
explained when the announcement vas made
'ua' asa Ia0Ae' OF tue Leu'sh aleY ha"road
had issued circular To tue effect that ho would
sell coal In large quantities i've cents below the
DAY, VII tever that may be. This course S was SO
suggestive of coal war hat Il is no. only not
Suttht the S Genera st ~ cod stocts did uot A.
sumo a, con lition Of demoranfauon: There is
sale. but i1dsins from days adylces no al.
femut yyilI be- mao, ~ rortrnl triros The ssio
WI take pi ace ~ Henovor square instead OF the
pauy. OF the. general list Of stochs Western
Union and Northwestern preferred showed
w. hut the common r'ile wns ~ decline DnIeware
and Hudson Canal sold OF from seG 10 So. only,
eithough at the close tue best bid WAS -. New
II. 70 ~ s., Paul q to az do. preferred,
e. to g. M NC Central g 70 &s' Lake
Iial o' M, I'v 49,, W. ~ novA iS's ~
e. Sl%. The Hll details OF the fluctuations are
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% <RINE INrELLI9 eve -.

nrLrurE ALNAsAI-rlus Wv
sun rSss... "a sun SETS. IS Aooa 49, -asrs-
ufou wArER-rHt pAV
eaAdy aook OF Gov isiann. Al Nan sst--. ~
ArrIved-MoNpAv. AcE ra
Earn MN. A. Farnsworth, Hanson. .A--i-~-
Bark Ftden, HalvOr7en, NsbeacI.
hieotne usuni river iud cuastsise vesss-
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THB WEEKLY sCS
FROM row TILL AFTER THR sRs"naN1 III
POSTPAID. TO Any ADDIskss rn-ousnocy
THE UNITED STATES
TO oAkpAIar nn"uMhSr L!kP RI
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bTLoT tn me city 4 New YofK. o. me rsrh GAY ~
August 1870. by tue II 10. JlscpL a. Dair judge oftlt
Cnnrl ~ Gonllu0n flaas kmh Beol GofS CsA@-isA
Hall
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 Mooaay aug. ~, q
WatchemOkct, H. / VIM Witislus ~ ksV YorT n
kmDa Williams ~ NstchtfnoAat
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A.-Hcrnta. Those Aniicfcd win 90 wstt ~
consult r MARSH At hi- old Office. 40 Veseyst (kS
tor House, before looking elsewhere Forty years ergs
fence enables hitn to master the most obtuae ca.o-
No aanp sAtioa vuh other oaics No s~As ~. ss2Asb
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ris.. .sr.S 81 s..s M: sAs a;
AfoadyAI
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Soss AND ALLEH READH
A Promise Of an Old. Fashioned, Brutal Prize
Figbt-A Letter from Jim Cusick

Inv many W HlNAAiNNb BlAE'
nght. have made skeptics Of the class inter
esIed Ia such events but the Indications are
strong that Ooss and Allen really mean 10 keep
their word. and fight within one hundred mites
OF Cincinnati, on Friday next The following
Is d letter from jim Cusick the trainer Of ooss,
10 friend 10 this cityi
FoRRsT HoMF, CINCINNATI, Aug %.
DEAR FRIEND: A. the eventual LIST OF sept m1er
draws near the excitement ding the coming nfht
becomes intense, On su.uay last tulY nNe Thousand
persons visited the AZ their respective raining
versation Wien say that the peon.e are wtld over
the match but feeOy orpress II Goes IL ~ nh' hN
and NJ to AZ tor name liie " and ANtn II tqnily
aH well. Both men couhdou' OF success aud eager
tor the fray, consequently long aDl bloody ale my
De tLpcc,rd, barring al accident All tue pr'llmlha
have been arranged, aud am free TO confess ilt
IN my long experience VITA sporting matches, have
seen utn pains used regardess u expenses 20
render sfacon g. the parOlb VI the ring Ana you
eau say to persons desiring to attend, That they
may come with perfect connderce OF seeing TAR,
square night Ihe following persons are making thtlI
headquarters here; john Leary Barney Aaron Bauer
aud Miner, the wreatlrrs Harry ChOate, champion on
HARDEST Of ONO Joe GOas Jr Is tuurb, ana Df. Mar
tin Col tph Holland aud hu sstnaOle lsdT care iol
Us,
on Saturday Sept 9, Goss gives sparring exhibition
following parties IRE expected to appear Mace Co.'s,
Barney Aaron, Bny Edwards. johnny DIVER, Steve
6aylOr, the Davenport Brother (gymnasts), ana .
number OF the members Of the Gymnatl un besides .
wrestling match between Bauer aud Miller
Yours truly JAhRi custcA
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.s osr q. RI Ia: n .pSsIqt tl.
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dine it' ,spsfb shade. arc niiufe's owa Ssisssx
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LArre stock at greatly reduced prtces, Bro
raw brotheu. Fourth svenus. opposite Cooper bsu'
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cured me. A NJ rrOS Linden. n J
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anvy rvs Cbiidren Tee,hins-nui .ay. .s,s
life svss . Won must give them Pafss-'s aasAs f>le
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The new Park Theatre In Brooklyn which last
So son returned $4,000 pro0t 70 rs lessee cob WIN
SIM. was opened last nlsht ani the variety orc
Pramme was presented 10 an overcro"ded none
the performer, molulol the child cornet PLAYER
rlmu, Frn, Miss Louise BusIel On the hOatlus Nlrc
lue 10 aud INrd la liluplA skric lcs. jennie Elst
N q patriotic song 10 winch she waved an Americun
nl 10 tur eight OF the gallery the m gcian Herman
ne Richmond sistcrs, AMI Litue Toad IN the Colrm
Nui. lhls theatre rs 10 run IN connection with
the New YORK Olympic, that Col slim mas also leased
Monells Teething Cordial is a beneht to babies
and able.sLng " nokheIs. g1e.-4aA
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such 10 the purifying healing Operation Of
Glenn's slphuI Soap, that formidable aohceasee an1
purulent ulcers wen as the most oestnae sAln ais
eases are cured by II eIpes proud nesh and Is high
" antLputrescent Depot Crttentons sixth avenue
SILVER locks grow dark from the use Of HlLs Hair
DYe,-Adp
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Spssla! Notlsss.

mis-, MAY AGNES fIENIN?s
MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMtNG's
MRS. MAY AGNks fLfHiSGs
MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMlNGs
MRS. MAY AGNES FLENisSs
NEW STORY.
NEW STORY.
NEW STONY,
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY.
ALirTLR outENi LITTLE QUEEN
LITTLE QUEEN A LITTLE QUkENl
LITTLE QUEEN A LITTLE QuEENi
ALIrrLE QUEEN A LITTLE QCEENi
ALIrTLh QUEEN A LITTLE QUEkst
NOW READY II INK
NOW READY IN inR
NOW READY Is ruE
NEW YORK WEEKLY
NEW YORK WEEKLY
EEw YORK WEEKLY
NEW YORK wEENLl
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TnR DOCTORS oN CONAN n!Ef. lss
ffo, Sing lelierl Is ggn is.gl, ny i'noTe
Win reasoning p,lpe further ar'lucn : arr nerl ~
s'e tI hS" v we .c g ~ ,' n .ied
y popaT eHcl,eme iHa e. N9 y,I.o, nv +"
canned c1rued oecf ult ug III r snu f,' NinS H1n.
RelH} ~ " 1 s6ssi. sSmpaci ota A. p.us Gs.e
d-sden adiuou 90 ue lao lrf li,r' nuJi NJ
9ue j. Il Leaains NJ D.. rny,eaq u Roosevelt lio.
yor. rSy,r.,, IT, esi. s9re ~ i. if'roAs.os
Bellevue Hospital tuliU sN, Adltl J.. LOOMls, NJ D.,
Predecessor uuye.-'ty ,la5irs w. llcaari. D, j.
riu Rirti "a " h up Aliti it. II d +, K s New.
ION, NJ u Professor Sew YutA Lcleelc College J Il.
Cul.As NJ o.. Pr fessIrA &C.,. .t. Ntdcal College
ssas'ooO'-H"ttbmE ,SSfiEGIAL NoNrnLr
Leg Yea ~ suthorty ~ III LeslAture u wyoainG
IL be dTawn At Cheyenne MynWln sept 5. 1870
tj22 600 10 49, III slklbU TED.
To he contacted Ol sNlrl Com nl-s Iler. 90 pubic
Ia the reach Of any onr o. gam fortune
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.

In the case of the State of Nevada
vs.. j. L. johnson the Supreme Court
has reversed the Judgment and ordered
a new trial. The defendant was con-
vieted last January at Austin of murder
in the second degree aud sentenced to
State Prison for life. M. S. Bonni-
field defended him ende- appointment
of Judge of District Court, and up
pealed to Saprene Court with the
above result. johnson, who is known
as the great rider of wild horses, re-
sided in Winnemucca few months
previous to the time be is charged with
having committed the murder. During
his trial in Austin the feeling against
him was intense, aud he had to be
guarded by the military to prevent him
from being killed by friends of the
man he is accused of having murdered.