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New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

.., viii opcn in an unusually lively man.
So =. .or,ow Next in interest TO Pacific Mail was
- Ic,s.y Central because of its further aeeii'ie
" o, from 9plo. with o subsequent recovery 10 90
enol sale at 87ie The first break In TINS stock
s,,r;ng nj the same time as The rise In racine MAIL
..,s3 IA an offset to tho other IN its inhueheo
.-,n the general market. which remained eomPara-
uYon .,.sdv. excepting for Western Union. which,
s''' dsclipe to 64ss re ponded to the
.;..d firther reduction Of rates by
,.1ant;c and Pacific Company. although the
VI. ... ,.tsr rallied to 65lOG5is The recent ex-
..s concerning the value of stock like that OF
- Central, showing that it has for period been
ing up.arled dividends from its surplus, Is well
i.,lated 10 deInuraze the values OF that class OF
..oeks of which the people know less than tbey
thought they knew while ago. However, by amt
NJ perseyerencc Lake shore was worked up in.o
.ometting like activity late in the day, and smaruy
advanced from 53l4053ss tn 81, but as quickly rc-
acted to 53le053ss. Michigan Central at the sA,'e
time moved from 40a4 to 47l2047. As ahec,hs '"o
value OF both of these stocks, a. well as sno"ns
that the present unparalleled low rates oneioa ~ A.
railroads do not divert business from the 'A~
total receipts of grain at Buffalo, and the
-, h. r.;road and Lake vessels is OF interest
From Nav 10 the 18th inclusive. they were rs ioi'
80. ~ iaLa xesssIs g. S44, 900 bushels py all tne
m
-. AIo 600 bushels-total receipts. 4.2o4'ooo
h..h.I. In this connection it may DO stated that
Tho rates by lake are now quoted at 1ia Genus per
S,.hsl for wheat and 2l4 for corn. Union Paciiic
-. heavy. and suffered o further decline to o9@
Hal, with sales of about 2, 100 shares. Delaware
y..r.wauna and Western. after selling at lOols.
los sustained and recovered 10 1OG. Erie. on q
Ill husiness was conspicuous for rally from
1As, 70 ISL closing at Is. In the miscella-
ason, shares, Consolidation Coal sold at 40 and
produeery Petroleum at 113. In Expresses. Ameri-
can wss strong at 63. At the close tho general mar
tct was very dull but feverish and weak. The total
TRANSACTIONS comprised the purchase and sao OF
fe9 900 shares, resulting in the Hal sales showing
changes from last nigat as follows Central and
Hudson Lake Shore, and Michigan Central each g
higher Erie. Ohios, Rock Island. and St Paul each
L.. North Western and Producers Land and Petro-
,eum each 3s The stocks that are lower are West
arm Union. Ia; Pacific Mail, IS Wabash y; c.. c.
C. and l., 81; Union Pacific las; and Jersey Cen
trail 3lo. The folio wing table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Inc principal gold quotations wor5t
>, We annex closing quotations Of foreign exchange

Inc supply OF money to-day was again ahead of
sao demand, and call loans were freely done at go
'.z per cent pledge of the usual collateral
Nlie the discount rate continues slow at rates
.AnTng hom 404la per cent upward. The
'onoWinG is the Clearinghouse statement: Cur
.eney exchanges. $50, i03.594; currency balances
9-''o52l2; gold exchanges, 81, ,655. .631 gold bal
snese, 81 ,4s9.45a.
ihe movement in United States bonds was small.
Das saies were at higher figures. responsive 10 the
snVance In gold. There is however. AZ yet, little
''0m Tor profit In trading between New-York and
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

London. The sales to-day covered dealing in regis
tered 6s of 1881 ut 1872; coupon 520so of 1888, new
at 119ls; and conpon 5-20s of 1867 up to 1214
In State bonds New Tcnnessccs were higher at
421s0i3, District Of Columbia 3.65s declining to
II. vrginias were firm and Missouris strong. The
bids were:
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=. the mark-. was steady. The following wore

~, nfrp AL NEAI-rho was less doing In Fo1r hut The
about ITO zane a. yesterday tho nome
tna.fa ty. while 200 pes we're ih'l4hfu 70 bl
oi ~ Sail, FE we're ~ lttA Letter ielue, nany l
m. A ,st IuUsn abOat previous liccs S IVV D.is
man 800 bis Unsound EKtE.a. ~ 9to 10 800 bpa
inS 's3e Extra 50 lodsJ 5000 Dgs M5iani ~, 20
sy'cs NVe.erp Extra 1O@as 30 and lUOn Dds ~
"a ~. " Clo Al a. ~ lV~r0o loi 10 - 'ien'
q, "a ~. so Common CnOcr Supernne ,isr Hnn WIZ
en- al l5aE4 NANNY 81 - 5Jef4 oV ~ H
Cboce, a. OJ44J - Ini,rOf 10 Cohihtn va
81 IOGSs 70 fot Common ~ Far 10; 10 ""%;1 ~ ~"
"a, 50 51dS1 for be.l 10 ,H"iso
Common Fxlia Nestilii - ~"
$3.50 ior Common OO' - % IN i1 'tvt 70 @ 80,
- CE1irc o Fancy q" - ~
Ns Eria .nd ~ 5000 for Winter Wheat oh3lce fann.
CIV Mills ExIIa s. Ojas5 - for common - rs ~,
nn1n1 Hoop aln 3O0sj ~ i0r tar 70 ooel 60 afn
I,ood Patent Extra; " h1ds3 or 'iVu 70
90 ana one fayoriie brands beih nj ~ 3VafS
With occasOnal sales within tho range - -.
80 go Tor Common W Good Extra ~. LOUIS; 20 -
,a for Good 10 do and sas9 20 foF sia pa rs
yery choice do closing rather quiet
Ii ur brought rrsVOus hsros VIII sssioe so nueh
n,s rrfortsl; lO0 Dbla at - lO1s5 30 Tor con
% Good Fxr, 400 ~ 2j for Good To Choice DO 20 .
asS ~ for C0nmon Choice Family bir and sSd ~ Io
Chobe 90 Fancy Process tnrs Rye flonI ws a.
change ftiie better trade dohan ses so Dds az
81 1s5 10 for Supreme mainly 80 % for Good and
Choice dgll; sales o1O DDS ~ - 30 - o. -
for yellow Western Jersey. and penpsy lval ahd 70 20
90 fer wine Bag Meal n2s siihE ~ - i'~
81 80 v lC0<. ,,,, ... ..... .,..,v ,,,
far sort milling demand Aftofwafd the MAI
hImeJ closed fully ic higher win pihk eI
port for immediate delivery and mir inquiry ior pr
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

GALVESTON May ls-Coton quiet Mddling, ii &c low
Mldsnr Osc; uooh Ordinary oS; net receipts lyo p"ss
grosa bales exports eoastwis 2lS baissi ssS oos
bales; stock. 23 302 bales . ,... ,,.. -
CTscrsrAn, Nay ls-cotion Gull hddlins: liEcf Low, low
uadinr lose Good Ordinary, 9asc; receipts l7t eaies
shIpmsnta 2l3 bales sales, bales stock, bales
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In city bank stocks the only sale was of Bank of
New-York tI23l III l1701I712. The bids were:

Railroad bonds were IN moderate trade, and prices
were generally firm. Eres sold Mt 102ls for thirds;
fourths, 100, and ffths, 103. Michigan Southern
seconds sold at 1O1l4, and Michigan Central rs at
lOOss The Northwestern gold consos were 93ss.
and Central Pacific frsts strong at 1854, tho
Unions being easier. The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Dressmakina ano Millineru.

NME, TILMANN Of Paris received Mon
WI day. house the most unique sssorn,ent q
Par sian MILLINERY yet ofsrei frencn CLip FioweIt
Hichels).
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Rlar5ie ano Slate Maute!s.

CASONI g. ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
1,6 tn l52 West 4JLst. near Er0aifway.
Monuments. Mantes Atars. Fgure Tins = ain scotins
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
NI NEW DESIGNS, froni $ll upward; alse Monumental
WORK Greatly prices Marble iog the trldA
A. KLABER No. 134 East III shteenta ~
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn
iaCs for week ending May at Ss,l5l same week.
1879. 81. .7g2: decrease, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Good Ordinary.

,ttsf ,,nI ,j,dlary 9 5ie MldDli
,r grry fiers wa moderate business 90 80.
bsGsf m e.. saes yesterday AR J. a. ine ~ l@'g''
i2f5c. toiai 300 ualca. tilst caL ioc~ Jdne' ~
lDI c January % II t total 20 .Hlcr. -tt'hu '2i
ulv poo ~ a., 90, l25ac; gahi lJj l-'iG'@ Ncy-
Tcf 100 l2'sxc. Dccenb,r %, ~ 81 J"Hu,,fy wv
t. foai 600 BALE. Thru f9-JtHn, 80. '--e cs
r,,sbc IO lli' 4e Deocmrr 800 l@r 10 a. ~, p'l-S
IN. 10 ly u: - D. in.-Juuc, 5yJ. .Ztt 100 iZ-a-'
~ i 3is. 800. - 'Fc 50G l2"ifc " lI.s.c '.9 ~
i@4, 100 ,zII..c.. 600. l-Hc.: 90. ~ as2c., 10
iI7c AErnsi 900 - Iaagc ZOO rae; loo ~ iaaci
tunI 1c.. TOO NJ iis2ci 800 L. 'sc.i j., o.. l'
G5 iIs,5a septnbef, 2oi l1'le, go IL '3.,.: 100
go Tlsc OU IL slc.i ioai 25IoO bales grand '0'-
"J'g c c,, the markc, was steady The following were
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Very little change is reported IN the pTiccs oI Din
ish consos or United States securities in the cable
dispatehes from London to-day, the market remain
ing steady At last quotations. Lre was quoted ai
1875 for common. and at 2oa20l2 for pr,feritd
The Bank Of EnglaDd's rate Of discount stih
remains at per cent, icing considerably above
the outdoor rate. During the week the b-""
made gain "On balance" Of E237.oOO bullion, sup
plemen;iug It with an increase to-day Of 9I43,O0o
The prorOr ion OF reserve to total liabilities, WIN
was last week 473s per cent, is now 1914. The Bank
Of Berlin has reduced its discount rate to 3l2 per
cent. In Frankfort United States new hyes
were quoted at l02l4. Press dispatches re
port g4ia by the Bank of France dHrng
The week of lS.llO,OOO francs. The per cent
Renjes declined 10 1857. 2jc., exchange on London
being firmer at 2jf 222c. for short sight The for
elsn exchange market, however, was quiet and INN
at quotations Tie selling rates on the basis %
81 s74aS4 ssh, and 81 S9l20S4 S33i for 90
days and days bills to lie ponud sterling. The
goidmarket was quiet but fTInor OH the expected
large specie ouigo by Saturdays CunaTder and the
snpment today Of over half million god CON-
Inc Sales were at 1923 and 1879, the advance COM
pelnng quite closing out OF short contracts. On
eou Ioas The rates !. ., abt y per cent ear
g'Ag TO ha'. Time loans are Is last quoted. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out 100 coo coin interest
Oh lhe pahilc debt, and $4,000 in redemption Of
called bonds. The days operations az tho Gold Ex
cnahge Bank covered Gold cleared. $25, 5,Oj5 900 ;
solu Dai&ices S732, ,350 currency balances, $780,
ooo. Inc principal gold quotations weres
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Cy",,larIie - y -. l85s Gt-a1 sJu% sit1'& i.Jp.
ri ,io,.e .fe the uuotatols tat1 intu'f =" ''i." ."l
u. ac. Ca,n.ssc.; fIt He.nHs 80 &C.. "9"l @ tai
l....... Tatll ft cool f,unra f"0t' Fifr h'..'"t
e,,4t. taIr 10 Cho.ce Gfute.Y, ~sGN-rt teriIii.Al
lld. aud bosr. t0 49, o'-oJ' &C.; Mo.4--rS Nuts hI
No.. GArt-.,.. Mc.aa fSbfc.s Havana. io4r-, b -.
No- 20 . fU1G.: Sos. 10 20 ~. 90 ~ Nos i ,
a.. -. lb Fta - 10 ~ iu-
giii.r " me JaIID1c Tor0 l.lco- ii-rrihf common
Z, ITme 7G re; 90. pf".'ly, lalt 10 th"'' .~' .-
f-,lI ID - Ncs 9 T. if01c., Java. 10 n- res
10 t ~ sI4ts.. Manila, lBnl7r Ertnrd wee % 4i -
-, a. tOitr or Grauu1ied; lOl~ lu'i. lnr fnwtif fed
~ q Tor ,rusi-i lO1, lt-c. for tut ~ A. ana 't l,I
Standard - 49, for oI a. ana 7H"'+e i'f o'''
iow-Nsrket nua sales. 5000 Prime at SO"
sut.c. -. ,., -. ,oo ,,,. q, ~ 10 - cal
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pipioeno Gotlecs

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS or The
AMERICAN ExPuRss COnPAkY, sYw YORK. Nay IL, 1878 '
vi1UE BOARD of DIREC O,S of this CON-
i PANY have this day decla-si DIVIDEND OF THREE
DOLLARS tS3i PEI: SHARE. ysbic on tse iss cay "
July next
viii closed from the 10Th day OF Jane
J. n. KNAPP, secretary.
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Business Gbances.

NANVASSER wanted for frst-class law
~ paper hos. havas experience ned apply Ad
dress 4. H.. Tribune Office.
DARTNER WANTED in the Theatrical
Business at well known watering place for the Sunmeg
Caia required from 5000 TO 900 to b held and
controlled by lest u reliability ~
aucd knowledge Of business NOT necessary Address.
appointing interview, RELIABLE, Box q. Tribune Omra
vJ,HE undersigned has fruit on hand for 1000
bottles Of highly approved Therapeutic prepsttsasn
Who viii invest for the manufacture thefssfi Adarsse
RHUS, 149 East 61stst
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r1n.lsn r,1lA Anp1rnlA srocK ouorArIoNs.

William Ward. Drexel Building furnishes the io!-
lowing table of prces of the prominent gold ana
silver mining shares, as received by telegraph from
Co.,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
THE MARKETS.
lCare:uuv rspo-Jsi Tor rnr rn1rNrl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Eorih Rrer. Te-stis, and Enirati-
TnIl.nAY My Is. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Fcrovai Nav ] 10 Pcr f3 y. r., loot oi q rinr 81
EOE ROND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
"! cis,cv AMI Delaware Ra.rold. lalGilg A. sl-
l..C fags west Point. Cornwall, =. aburgh, Marlboro.
.iDc- rougAkcepse ard 1sopus Steamboats, ThonAs
olgo leave eyey TUESDAY, Thursday, anu saturday James
- L-.awE Ao-day " MeLnosGay, Rru12y opTns-t Pes a.
=. l.. al d.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

2 FIELD. WHIT. NOUN TAINS. MON NrKElI sEdinter.
mediate teI p f. r. eay SUNDAYS
xr-yr.o at 3 g. H. sna connecting With special trains
Nswi Tor trtiou. spring cd &c i'.es sli And
LcChcI - Jfs Broadway Ne"-i ofk, AID CCuits|,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Financial.

CTATE OF OHIO FIRST-CLASS TOW
- AND COUNTY BONDS BOUGHT AND sold BY 90,
WM II. UTLEY. No. 10 WALL. ST
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THE REF UBLICAN GULcH.

Political PROJECTORS Planning Ont
Probabilities.
Cincinnati, June 15.-The best post
ed men here maintain the confident
opinion that Blaine will be NOM
mated on the third ballot, and though
that result is not absolutely certain,
tonight witnesses the crisis of his
contest for the prize. His marvelously
compact and we'll organized body of
unreserved supportes, though double
the number committed to the fortunes
of any competitor, still fall something
short of a majority of the whole num-
Der necessary to a nomination, but the
number wanted will be readily had
unless, after the first ballot, some
new combination is developed between
all of Blaine's rivals. Blaine's security
from a disastrous combination rests in
the inability of his opponents to con-
centrate affirmatively on some n
candidate, and negative attitudes connt
nothing.
Bristow's friends will number from
100 on the first to 40 on the second
ballot, but neither Morton, Conkling
nor Hayes will accept him as their
rallying leader.
Most of the New York delegation
concede that Conkiing's nomination
Is IMPOSSIBLE, anu their aote5t men
admit Blaine's nomination. unless
beaten by concentration upon some
candidate who is not compromised in
the sharp antagonisms of the princi-
pals. In this view attention is turned
chiefly to Hayes, of Ohio, who bids
fair tonight to be the nominee, if by
any possibility. Blaine fails.
Very Latest.
1t is now well settled that at least 20
New York delegates will break from
ConklIng on the second ballot. This
will probably be the sequel for q break
from other candidates. Blaine's friends
claim that he will gain largely by this
and the claim is believed to DO well
founded, still herculean efforts are
making to n concentration on Hayes,
with some nope that when Bristow
ceases to rise his friends will transfer
to Hayes.
Hayes has written declining to &C
cept the second place. Under the cir
cumstances this disposes of the sugges-
ton of Evarts and Bristow US the ticket.
The presidential nominee will be either
Blaine or Hayes and almost certainly
the former.
The Pennsylvania delegation, 1t Is
admitted, will break by the second or
third ballot, when Blaine will get at
least 20. despite the leaders, and that
will nominate him.
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OREGON.


F/ob0bie RepabAean Wctoyy.
San Francisco, June 5.-Iater re-
turns from the Oregon election show
that the Republicans aud Indepeud-
enIs tie the Democrats in the IepisIa-
ture, rendering the election of q ii. s..
Senator by the Democrats doubtful.
The Portland Oregonian claims that
The State is now Republican BY a con
siderable majority, more Republicans
than Democrats having been elected
in b reeent election and thinks the
chances good for a Republican majori-
ty in the fall election.
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WASHINGTON.
The Scientific Surveys.

The Scientific Surveys.
Washington, June l5.-The House
committee on appropriations have had
before them Prof. Hayden. Mai. Pow
ell and Lieut. G. NJ. Wheeler, in rela-
ton to explorations and surveys made
by them west of the Tooth meridian,
and the necessity of continuing the
same. The committee have decided
to recommend appropriations for keep
ing up these surveys, but have reduced
ed the appropriations in each instance
about 33 per cent below the estimates.
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YORK STOCK MARKET

New York, June l5.-Gold closed Mt
l12s@1l2a. Money. 4@4a; Govern
ments active and strong. Stocks dull
but steady. Following are quota
tons: Western Union, 6Sl Quicksil-
yer, 14f Pacific Mail, PSI; Mariposa.
ST; New York Central, 1911; Erie, l3i;
Panama. 1876; U. p. stock, sol u. r.
bonds, 1861; Central Pacific bonds,
1854: Wells-Fargo, 500.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-16

One hundred and ninety-seven wit
nesses have been subpoenaed for the
Belknap impeachment trial.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-16

The Democrats of Arkansas have
nominated w. R...AIiller for Governor.
A $50 900 fire in Brooklyn Thurs
day.
Thursdays Congressional proceed
ings were uniinportant.
The Emperor of Austria will shortly
consult with the Car of Russia and
the Emperor of Germany on the Eu-
ropean situation.
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wnr kINcoLN wAs ASSASSIN 1rnD.
How y In Wiiics B"oth Avenged TIVE Iinng-
ing Of Ills tricui john y. Beat.

Among the chOs II friends of John
Wtist' Booth i0,houd Wa. rt-hin en- Ni-
rous voungm nunnr a iu1. Y. Hc1. whose iofc
was IN the hra t,tui sncr in.Ja Naiie, not lar
from winch, efci. Dl nun ma j tutd- Nttc % 81
more ntiac,"d To 'och other I az Me's - a. u
and Bel. Bel WIS ~ltthHin iu MS -Ni y lhl'-'
q planned r. id en- Nnrthorn riti 8. lni a. .d
was GER 'used NJ ~ mar u bur. ~ d" pr lf"'y
on Norl ern a,r-, ANA scut-nct TO be hanged
on Brdlnc's Ill nd.
Olc .aftcsnoon. 10 the city o. Wasritgon.
alighicd from a carriage two men. who waikc1
In % the room occupied by W,sniuQtoi 'lcii an
OF Cincirnnti who wa az tho tfl,e tn Washing-
Ion In Tho IN, resi- Of bis I'm mos. hose h. en-
who called ~ re- senator II IT. Of New Ham
sl,ir.' at,l Inbp W,ik.a Nom BIo,h wa ans
teus 10 save the mo of BE T. bis cbum and con
Gdontial rcr.onal i.Iend. lie tad interested VAR.
'pev i,,nnr,rgnd Mclean. >, 90 with t5nn, 10
the pfcsiieut a. A Oem5crr- . a friend n
Booth-asam,nw VINO il Ii mucn Influence W lth
ironi... i,l,1f r,,,.,. MIA ir in'ar' f ~ 4 NJ
= oat favor To- I ~ Aftar A ,,r,frI ctc in, r.
rorr,,. t I''' Ill.,, r., ir 'c i 19 lam ~ Frn.v
a. "a Id, mon, l., ,. t,,. l,clr b.i.'. TO- ar
nov was aw .kriied nom iis slcco AMI to.d ito
V' ns e g, i' ~ m ss ny. rnd.
II Iie Furucv Mclean. ana booth we're GrIveu
10 iva W ite lions, irhe rr'rt Al IA, rem at
81 / nov nd,i "a ma ,.- To- 40 grounds.
Sir Lincoln v. e. lI,d ,r0tu M nap.hiI.I il.r,,
A. ~. L,,i ~ ,,.h. ne ort ia, nod tn ma
rrtvers OF IN ,t, AMI 'Lo cnt''. sc'.cnfs - tfosc
~ ~ ,, i,,,,i, d, ,,r 81, . t,,, ,,vnr ~ rx-ru.
tivs ,l,,,eo,c
ma t,,..+,i., t.s,,.t can 4 t tt, r,,rrfny II
, w 49, " W." w., W hob.
v1s M, Az r,, ev. In tiic ronu na l1otl kut't a
80. a. ~ ~ MN, .i,s,,t a.. In..- ,,t 'fi4
we leet pi Lincoln, 'i".p'u us NU'rt W ii
,nan =, ,'rs,., iri".d ,vh, 4, ser,.in,, In, ON
t." , j. "A .",,.'t, IN. n 80 .f'd.'f
Hootnttldall urtoiI NOW. long hef,r,, I'm 70
q, -, ...''t -, $50, IN ,-.ot -, I.,f
i'iva0 In "a no,.n,Io,v ,n ehinrt tne Prof. .rft
ma g. b1it mn. ~ %, lin.t'.e Tor tb. ri g-e of
co.. A., ,,,'ii >, 81 ,r,rs v.h, a., re- II ,rt's
,,i,rd, .1 rto' 4, a., - 3D. ,,ft ,.r,. 80 i,s
SHOT. lie t1li OF thr uic..ir..,. tnev haI neld :
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The GnIlows in England.

FTOTT TVTTVVTI TTfTTV 1NtT7l
George Hill, aged -, groom, was exc
cuted yesterday morning WITHIN the county
prison at liertfoTd ior the murder OF his NE
ultimate child. The prisoner, who was in the
service OF gentleman at 81. Adams had formed
an acquaintance " itn young woman employer
al "A ribbon mandatory at 81. Adams, and tho
CHI d was hers. Tue mother had taken out an
animation summons against the prisoner, and no
formed In consequence the Intention OF kllllng
the child and the mother also. lie told the lat
ter that ne had prepared house, Tor them 10
1--we In, and day was appointed Tor thelf mar
have token pl zee, on a Sunday evening IN July
last year, the young woman met MN by appoint
ment in the neIghbOrhOOd OF 81 Adams, ht ms
earnest request bringing tho child, which MAS
nye years old, with her, and as they were walh
ing through cornheld tho prisoner ailaeheu
them both with heavy hammer, LEAVING inc
mother for dead in the held, and the infant a
corpse. The defence OF insanity was act up ior
the prisoner at the trial, but the Jury eoh'ie'eu
hlm.
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rllIr-lIoHr mas UIrnorr room.
Lille sustained hv MN. and Reef Tea Baths -
4 tn-c fiut has no Parallel.

,-...... ....l D., Nm ia. ,.tIlr~. of
vs." L''' Il l4'I 49, -''"i '"0 N'''"7' VI
NcA4c lu .l.I- county, lives iue widow Sans
.,.,,v .t,n y...,a has teen ledtiuaen II
=, , . ,t...,. i a.,
nervous ol'e-se' li't q u-NitI ''"i 49, 49, ~
years. Uytd WitI her AID 70 4 ere 81 her. Ia
n..,,,'rt... ,i,r,t, v,. taxa, sick with uetrl.
~, 49,, 80.
= 10 ahce lon u TIE lace anu re o. AZ" s'"'' -
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| so 81. .i.N' ~ zoe TO sNHNrd L. O." Imminent.
! h. eigut or smell ot food produce. Nptsnl d.,
/ rd 10 le .iuc necessary g. a'nd trt7cn.hS
| fIoI t. .let for q time. .ht- stage slr seen ed
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| or II aay, ~ stale OIL ~ c1na' aiier
wnich revived -uhlrlehty 10 W.T. e
| htr de- 10 on ~ .tr. - we lhI VEGAS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-24
REDEEMED dRK1Nsls.
A Happy Condition OF Antir-, which Presi-
dent Grant Did his Best TO Prevent.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: | have
recently re ,urned from a somewhat extended
tri2 through the state OF Arkansas, whiih l
have been visiting for the last twenty years,
sometimes once aud sometimes twice each year
and desire To tell YOU briefly how matters look
there OF TINS time,
It Is sururisiug to see what change Tor the
better mas taken place siuce the chlnSe IN ne
Stt.e Government. Ms bushes called me into
a the important parts II the state, and during
the wluls time saw no disturb tnce, hoard no
or bit. etness anywhere. The people are III nc
work with am energy | nave not witnessed there
for yturs; harsh sud cutting words aud epthets
engrndered by the war are husied ana heari
no mere. The culOr>d people seem 70 he hotlcr
satisfied than nave seen them since the war :
and. IN fac, all classes are In good humor rnd
full of hope. Ine pc ple are better supplied
and IN re- cImfuItnDle tlan theN have he Tor
sixteen years. The great wheat crop OF last wear,
| to = y nntuing Of tine other abundant crous,
make the state wen u do, and with even an aN-
or &c cop thi, year. the poverty brought about
10y the war Will TIE only mist Irtune OF tne pisi
| There Is IN Arkansas no disposition to co bat
| 10 omen up old sOrts-nO searching among the
| emle r, 10 kinile atresn the fires of sectional
| strife peopla Of all parties are on kind ana
| frieudl. terms, and working together to m he
the state urOsperlus. In the wise and strhg L
| forw ird administration of the Government
| there everybody has the most Implicit conn
deuce The condition Is trulj gladurnng ~ the
! heIrt Of every lover Of peace, order, ana law
aud fl. ure of prosperity to tnis state 50 rich,
| Nv endowed by nature, Is not now m ltttr oi
| doubt, MERCHANT.