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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
GLORY TOR ORES On.

The Webfeet have done nobly. They
have redeemed their State from Demo
cratic rule, a;oned for the.c delinquency
in eleetine Democratic Legislature and
i Democratic Senator in Congress, and
made clean sweep Of the political chess
board. The State has gone for Hayes by
At least 2 thousand majority and elected,
10 douA,. Republican, Williams. to
succeed Lane. Ih;> winds up the Re
publican triumph Of The Pacific States
most cloriously.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
NEW TO-DAY.


4 BUNCH OF KEYS. BETWEEN
n Robinson street AID the crnsby House.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
at tho APPEAL OffiCe. uoy9:i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09

THE CARSON CITY
S aVsNCS BANK
Cen~za o. CARSON AND esocroE SHEETS
Il Rrs1Ez.'s BLOCK.
CARBON CITY. NEVADA
George Trns Richard Esrran
Jacob Klein John G.. Fox
George Gibson Vim. p. McIlooaS
q. II. 4;eck A. ". Pray.
E. y. StsdtmUiIsr
FEIAScE COMMITTEE.
George t5i.ison John q. Fox
VIM. P. Mcintosh
This Bank VIII receive Savings Deposits II
lew 81 One Dollar, and issue Pass
Rocks for the same; will issue Time and Cali
Certificates Of deposit, and receive Commercial
Deposits Ga open account subject or draft or
demand: VIII pay Interest Oh Time Certificates
and Savings Deposit: buy aud sell exchange
On New York, Canada and San Francisco.
Currency and bullion bought and sold. Make
collections, loan money, and discount COM
nlerciai paper.
Agents for the following ompanies:-FTencb
Insurance Corporation Westchester Of New York,
Traders o! Chics2o, Citizens OF Newark, FTars-
lyp Of 81, Louis. Globe %: Chicago and Gourmet
ciai tr.Vn ASSURANCE Company OF London.
GEORGE TUFLx. President,
Mn z. MClSIosI7 Vice ITesi.
Csc. L. Mill. c, a er.
usYtttf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
NOTICE TO HOLDERS O. CONT
MENTAL LIFE POLICIES.

4 MEETING OF SICE OF THE
"A citizens OF Crmsbc and Douglas counties
Aol1 IIo.;CiGs IL the Contirlenti, Life Iusur-
ance CUmPauy are requested to meet At the
OrUshy .Use, at
IL O'Clock NJ, ON Tuesday, Nov. IL,
t. take into consideration the best c ur-e - be
pursued concerning the Affairs Of the sad com
pany. This meeting - called BY request Of
several Ci the CARS
POLICY HOLDERS.
e." Carson Valley News please copy. and
Size editurislir. sna send bill tc this oiGc-.
November :, 1876. to
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
MOODY AND SANKEY'S SERVICES.
Greater Numbers than Ever Before Went TO
the HippodroInc.

Yesterday, for the first time the noon
prayer meeting was organized in the large hall
OF the Hippodrome. The galleries were not en-
tirely nlled, but upward Of six thousand persons
were In the hall. After the congregation had
sung hymn, the Rev. DIR. IIepworth read the
requests for prayers. DIR. Holme prayed, asking
especially that God might work mig htily in
Princeton College. The congregation sang the
49th hymn, and Mr.. Moody spoke OF prayer The
Rev. DIR. Tying prayed and the congrega ton
sang the 2Gth hymn. The Rev. DR.. Ormiston
spoke briefly.
The Rev. DR.. Foss OF the Wesleyan Univer sity
told the story OF an old Indian woman who
prayed through Christ in all the English she
knew, which was January, Februar v, Janu-
ary, February" Mr.. Sankev sang the 47th
bcnedction. About hundred went into the
inquiry room, and upward of 800 remained for
the wOmen's meeting.
Half an hour before the cvangcllsts entered in
the evening every seat In the large hail was oc-
cuptcd, and the standing room behind the gal
lerles was all taken up. Hundreds who had
tickets for the platform, although they were
Ing. were yet too late. The smaller hall was
thrown open quarter OF an hour after the first
OF the crush at the main entrance had been adj
mitted, and In a very few minutes upward OF
4OJJ persons were In the overflow meeting, and
a vast multitude was still outside, unable to OBJ
tain admittance. At least 5000 persons waited
for the prayer meeting. and upward OF 900 at
Of 5000 persons who went to the Hppodrome
Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
Another nisnntnd NYilI.

Mr.. Morris Phillips, editor Of the Home Jour
nal Is interested In VIII being tired before
the city courts and which only awaits the decision Of
Judge DOnohue OF the Supreme Court which expect
ed to be rendered few days. The facts In bri are
these; An uncle OF the contestant, Mr.. Lewis Philips
died four years ago this city, leaving the most
his real and personal property to puOc charities and
other puohc institutions. Such arrangement, where
there are near relatives living according to the law OF
this State, docs not hold good, the validity Of the Will
being affected hy laws OF 1862 chapter 800, dcclar
ing that In such not more than one-half Of an
estate shall be devil ed 10 chnrtabe aud religious iust
tutiuns other societies. Tue an unit In dispute Is
SoOOo. II judgment adverse u M Morris Phillips
Councillor kaufnln representa- the estate Mcssrs.
La AMI -cr LOOK ter tue intercsts OF the
c.cUcs ana Mcssr8. LautcTblch and splngdrm appear
for the cuItOr vi me HOtHe JOHFHQi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
4 MURDERER TRRICE SENTENCED.
Michael Murphy TO he Hanged for tue X ill-
ing of Mrs. Huius In Nanuct.

In October, 1874, Michael Murphy was
convicted In the Rockland County Over and
Terminer Of numbering Mrs. Hujus In Manuel.
lie was sentenced to be hanged. The case was
carried on stay Of proceedings to the General
Term, aud tho decision was affirmed. Murphy
was then sentenced to be hanged on the 18th Of
May. 1875. The Court OF Appeals afterward
considered the findings Of the General Term
and sustained them. At his trial his counsel
attempted to prove an alibl. The charge against
him was that he had shot to death the WON an
HuJus by firing at her through window after
nightfall. Witnesses testified that Murphy was
at mass in Catholic church ia Jersey City u
few hours before the murder. aud that. there
fore, II was not possible for MIN to walk u miles
and commit the crime for which he had been
indicted.
Yesterday Murphy, heavily ironed. was taken
into the BROOKLYN General Term 10y four Rock
land county Deputy Sherins. lie was well
dressed. ADD was seemingly in good health.
When asked whether ne had anything to say,
Murphy struck the table before him, and an
swered, 81 know no more about II than this
table was with my wife all that sunday"
Justice Barnard said, "All we have got TO 10
Is to fulnl the judgment OF the Court Of Appeals.
Ii Is ordered that execution be done on you ac-
cording to law, on the 1;h day Of April next"
-" shall die an innocent man." Murphy re-
piled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
on THE EYE or An INDIAN VAR.
The sioux, Chcycnnes, and ArnpnhOcs Pre-
pairing Tor an Outbreak.

P"IIHg Tut I'M VWIDItHH'
OMAHA, Feb. lit Is said, on the most
competent and reliable Official authority that
the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapahoe Indians
have been and are yet making extensive prepa-
rations for an outbreak In few weeks. They
have been purchasing large quantities OF am
muntlon and arms wherever they could get
them, going as far south as the Indian Territory
for this purpose. 1t has been known for some
time past that the best fighting men had desert
Powder River, and Tongue River countries, con-
centratng and arranging forces for this war.
There are at the agencies and on the reservation
only those VINO are too innrm or disabled To be
OF use, and the families Of those Indians who
have lett. So far IA known, the Indians Will
likely strike the frontier settlements, and un-
less something IL promptly done, they will do
terrible work before they can be OYerpOwered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
TWEED'S DESPERATION.
Wishing Woodward Dead, aud the Order 10
Burn the Books and Papers.

Nht GuptFts
John McBain Davidson, John ii. Keyser
and John Garyey testified in the $6,OOO,O00 suit
against Tweed yesterday. Governor Tildon was
ready to be examined. but Mr.. Carter did not
have an opportunity to call him. Mr.. Davidson
said that his name Is not John Mcbride, as
painted on some Of his safes, but John McBain.
He testified that his bills were correct, and his
PROFITS liberal, from IS to 20 per cent.
Mr.. Field-Woud you think IL prudent to sell
20 the city under It's present honest manage
ment without adding to the price nj which you
would sell to Mr.. Stewart, for Instancei Al
would add - to q per cent.
Q.-Because OF the almost interminable dif-
nculties In the way OF collecting your bills
A. That's II, sir.
John Garvey described an interview he had
with Tweed about the time Of a. J. Garvey's re-
turn from Europe. Tweed said he wished
Woodward was dead, adding that he wished
somebody would Kill Woodward.
Mr.. Fiold-Dd you take IL as an intimation
that he wished you TO commit murderf Al
most decidedly did, but | did not let him think
l SO understood II.
John II. keyser, the Court House plumber
testified AS follows:
soon after this tning broke Garvey called on me-
one saturday night, ana said he had tell me 10
burn MI iny uooks aud papers imne 1atcly collected
all my books aud sent them 10 a safe place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
THE SPdNISH NOTE.
What the London Tunes Thinks Of spain's
Answer TO MIR. Fish's Complaints.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Times this morn
ing devotes leading article to the recent Span
ish note on the Cuban question. The writer
says
We cannot congratulate the Spanish Ministry on the
force OF heir long aud elaborate answer TO the
paints % the United states II their reply proves
ung Il proves TOO nucn. The Insurgents are made out
- lu,Rnlncant that u u dMcut to understand why
they we're not crushed years The damage by
the struggle l. assumed be 80 small that the com
psint- - America sppear only unjust hut incom.
prehenshle. spain speaks Us II she had not merely
tccu gucss ~ oppression. but mad treated the island
with generosity au altogether we are forced 10 infer
that the people VINO have fought against good pro-
tcc,or Tor more thAn ven years with indescriOahle
bitterness must be an unpAral oed compound OF stu.
pidty and wickedncss. Sucha line ~ argument LACKS
the hrst element good advocacy. FOR II IS not even
plausible. A very slight knowledge ~ human nature
Spanish hist ~ and colonial life would suffice TO show
mat II must be fatally incomplete. When We test IL
by the real acts Of e case Is found TO omit ci-cum.
stances which make the origin and continuance Of tie
contest intellig1ne.
The article concludes as follows:
No country seeks TO interfere by force with spalns
possession Of Cupa hut " she cannot govern H. she
woud DO welo consider how she could best prepare IL
for the the freedom which always follows colonial
rule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

THURSDAY. Feb. 11.--Fiour was dun tho ship
Ing ihqnr, moderate. No. aud supcthnc nrmer.
stsslati 70; v'xim. state &cy, t51oet525 winter
%sog ~ eng nv Miinesota p,',i O. 70
GrAIS- Wheat dun sales 5000 bush. at siis for
xl;5 ~ ~ tnring m store, AZ for amber Pennsy
h i9r cn9lcr white and 20 IN ~ re- tpr ga
a. 400 Glec. anoat Tor No g. iGiec IN store and AZ &C.
an)at ior No. Chicago. bic IN store for White stale,
uun I've quiet. Corn nrmtr hut quiet sales 1880
n n9.h ~ oSs ior no Grade G3c for uneradcd mixed,
sw Mesern on spot 6ic for February ana G3iec. for
Corros Spots dull and unchanged. Middlinp IN
n99a.' l2'sci sales 6l' bales Fuurls d,cinsd I.i0a
Y lbi6c. for March 10 SGc Tor Ann and is 5.idc fof
May. Receipts &C tue ports TO-DAY 1914 bales.
bis mess at sso os febra a ur a5 sc5 a., liza
i.r April quoted on ne spgt at s22ib' ais. POO bbis.
on The spot 1900 ties. at ti3 J f13lO Tor Prime Vest
en- tlJ @ Tor choice do tl325Sl33Q for prime city,
Tor March, t135u@tl355 Tor April, ana Si3d5rs135d
for Nav: Dressed hogs lON tc. for city, anu lOac.
suSpRirs,- Naval stores though quiet. were firm a,
3o52c Tor spitits urpcntihc ana $40 tlOj for
lover with $500 i. refined sold at ig6-c crude in
huk quoted at f,sc ocean frclghis were rather quiet
pool by steam 7a7lsi; DO for neat week. 81. cotton,
oy s,l ftlS OPS 90 London, by steam }sii grain, by
hf, ndi renncd petroleum to the Continent, 49, ode
fs lO]td; gram from Phadc phia aud Ia timore 10
CO.'S for orders, o. 3D. Whisky lowers 100 bblA.
GrocsnIEs-Ro coffee was dun and rather weak AZ
i59t@ls,sc gold sales toOj lag- on private terms;
ler Maracai0o both gold. Mulas.os was duet qua
stesal saies 400 bDs Nov Orleans at iSa6ic., with
ed Raw sugars scre weak and a tfinc ca ,er lalr 10
1909 bSgs AZ ~ abs sac, c 2o hhds 9n md
moinsse grades p,idc. Tor ccitrfugai and 7ir Tor
brsT REFINED In moderate demand at lOIsslO,lc Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

NEW HoRK. Thursday. Feb. IL Recoipts of
bee' were "a car loads orpl2 head making 800 since
Monday against 200 Tor the same time last Tho
quAnty was most ordinary and the supply eXcu-
eNey made up OF native oxen ana steers Sellers want
Cd traction advance Ia prices, hut buyers "a back,
aud the market ruled dur former figures or sod
l2'ec. NJ To- dress 55a5S ms. to the gross cwt for
poor 10 strictly prime.
Receipts Of calves were 2oi head making $40 since
Monday, against 523 for the Corresponding time last
week. Inc demand was far. ana pr fraction
higher Poor 20 strictly prime yeals from &C. 10
llc n: fair grasscrs were sold at go 1870 n.
RccetDts Of sheep we're II loads. Or 2fqB head.
maxim Pa since MONDAY against 10 OiS for the same
time last week. Trade was moderately active and the
market closed nrn AT an established advag Of fully
&c. n. compared with Mondays rates. Common TO
strictly prime sheep ranged from De- to 1i.c. . n,
and car luad Of extra Pennsylvania sheep. IJ1 ns
average, reached the high mark " soc = n
Receipts OF hogs were IA c.rload- 1899 head,
making GAS suce Monday, against Oils for the same
time last week. None Tor alive. Dressed hogA
u aiy At lO9sSllc n. for city, AMI 1Osiulc. for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
MfERIEU.

BRISLFY-POsT.-OnT ucldlv. Fob. 3 nj Elizabeth,
=. J hY the Rev. James Mont sriutly VIII a ia Brs.
ley, Of New YORK e. Miss L9uise rost Of Enzaoeih
Fcn. y by the rector the Rev. j. H. 1utfle. H. d. "a.
sisted Dy tue iev. A. II. Warner, Charles IA chcoc
Of Bergen Point, y. j., " Mary Z. johnson 81 NeN
York.
PONn-JoYCE.-At ST. James's Epi,coph Church.
on Tuesday. evening, Fen. L. by the Rev {. 49, Smith,
Migmm A. Pond Jr, 70 Louise NJ. daughter Of Jslnei
i. Joyce. Esq, all OF this cty,
STEELE MnlflNG.--On tuesday. Feb. To- at the
Church Of the Epiphany Washington, u. g.. Morton -.
STEELE Of BIookyn ~ y to lsosI. daughter Of the ato
George &. Whiting
TisEN-ROWE-'f ST. Augu tine, Fla. on wednes.
day. Ich. -, 10 Trinity Chur h hy the Rev g.. krnfe,
Robert +. Tyson To Ida IIcton, daughter OF Orn.th
Rowe, IsQ., both OF New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
Lnrae Fire in Rutland. VI.

RUTLAND. Fec. IA are started last evening
In the Bates House in this city, aud before It was extn
guished caused loss estimated at 100000. Toe
Bates House was destroyed. and the Office OF the Ru
land Rerdii bad y damaged. The following firms were
also burned outi A. c. Bates & Son, hardware. G W
hliari, dry goodst &. :; Mason, clothing A. W Hic
gns drugs Abraham n Brothers, cigars John liza cy
saloon a. O. Cunningham, clothing. 1ne tnsurances
~ far A. ascerained, are; Bates House $tOOpu ana
$4,000 on the furnture George W lilliard 81 900;
Charles = Mason, 5000 A. -. Cunningham, $1,000
4, l. Bates q son, $1,000 A. W. Hi.gin ell 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

RERrINE.-on Thursday, Feb.l7.isic.Joh

BERTINE.-on Thursday Feb. Il, ls'C,John lie Count
Berthe.
Nolce OF funeral hereafter.
DtkAN,-On TUESDAY, Feb II, NJ his lac residence.
No 2Sh Madison 81 John B norin.
ls friends ana those OF ihr family invited 10 At.
tend nc funeral tins tfrld " Rtrrnuun ~ ocucN.
.flIISlhNoNr-on thursday Feb H. Thomas titz.
simmons. aged 80 years.
Inc friends of the family, and MS follow nhcrs %
the Mems 80 "lY OF the l V, 49, OF ~. Francis Nax
vers Church, are Invited 10 attend ls funeral from ha
LAT rcsldt nee, lls West I'm st ON sunday at a. NJ.
tinclnuati papers please IiY.
NIL ON Wednesday. Fen. 49, Marion A.. dAughteF
vi ". X. and n. late Jennie Il. llll.
kotcc Of funeral hereafter
JOHNSON. on lucsdY CyVninf. Fen. ~, Mrs. rah
johnson, rrlct OF The late pylt Jonsnu 900 tie SOtd
year at her age.
lie relatives and friends Of ne family respect.
fuzzy invited to attend the funeral uu rdll the 18th
Lust at lie oure, al the residence ui nor SOD, Ihoa.
Is. johnson, IFS Yves iNil H.
kIAltENS. ON i"H. ~, NJ 'h1"l krlrcns, native OF
Dublin ireland. IN the idtl wear ~ hs age.
Ills irenuf ami te puzzle aie Invited 90 attend thu
funeral on saturday. rom lusf. NJ lin O'Clock.
MONAGhAN.-uu Inur~da)t Margaret, beloved wife
Of Terence MonI-lI 100. ngci "a YtIlr.
The funeral VIII uEc l'rr ~ 200 her late residence,
Ao. - sullivan ~ uu FRIDAY. me lSN, ~ uC'urk.
lIEllY Ann lno beloved wife Of la,rc& Kelly,
County NNNau, Ireland.
Irr relatives ANA iricuds are respectfully n'i ed n
attend her funeral, which VIII take place from heI
late residence, vs. .th Az, To-day, at w o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

william Frazier, James Grimes, and william
j. Henderson we're arrested IN Patterson yea,erday, for
enlcod mp ilt stony road 10 lonely spot, There lac
Was hnuc.od down, robDcd ana left unconscious on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

NIENNA, Feb. 1.-THE Austrian and Hungarian
cabinets reported to have agreed that the tran
National Bank shall establish Hungarian bank Of
issue ana guarantee tho ttcTs notes accept them
the same Ito ms solves the principal dltfculty
In negou,tng the renewal Vt the Austfo.lungarlan
compromise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

CLEVELAND, Feb. l7.-Patrck Kelly, who was
arrested At Moadvle, Pa yesterday hanged himself In
his cell with M. clothing 1t Is supposed he was insane.
II h believed ne came from the East aud has family
In NeMArA. n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

On the litn inst, In lat. 259 TO-, lon 100 50
Capt Chamberlain Of the schooner William Il. stednan
plssod steamship ashore twenty miles west southwest
Of Carysiurt Reef She was brglntine rugged, and had
black Pnn with red top. Several wrecking schooncrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

WFls.-ln the city Of New York. on tho ff'h day
OF F,uruarv 1870, by tho Hon. Abraham h. ltNrHncr,
Justice OF tht Suprcuc court, Martin Mc.s from lulsa
MCls. Cause, adul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

CHARLESTON, :. c., Feb. 1.-THE articles OF
impeachment Of Judge Montgomery Moses wers flr.
maly read before the senate to-day, aud to-morrlw
Was liked Tor the trial. Moses Will demand thirty DAY
10 nrnnAIn his hnlenCc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

Tho glove contest tor the champion silver cup
on at Harry INNS Theatre yesterday afternoon.
The conteatants were Leary and CROKER. Afcrs we'll.
contested set 20 Of four rounds Croker Was declared
entltlNd 70 the cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

STEALING COAL MINE.-A lawess act by
awsss men II you would read q the assed outlaws
nance, TIC Molly Aagures," out Ia No. ASS ol the
HreSlde C0inpdaoa.-Aae-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
Cuisines 9lollt,g.

DnytOn's Inhaler md nisiniccter. with Vfn<
cinagiun, II preventive 4 sutlpN diphfhrrl aud
othcr couarious dl-cascs, and relief for c,tarrh.
bronchitis anu nstImi Sold by drugslsts. Mauuf4c-
tory 20 West Houston ST.. y. \.
Edward II. Dixon. VI. H., editor of the IlDCk
hat removed his private hospital to Madison ay. near
Central Park. Consultations AZ Dr. D. rcsld 20 9TH
ay, from 10 10 mornings, - ami ~ 10 evenings.
Ladies'. Misses. Gents, mud Boy-' Roots,
SHOES ana callers: also lndia kubDcrs al styles and
MILLER & co 3 Union square.
Very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lsAM or WILD CnKR-
hN 10 cases OF sudden coughs and colds JOc. ana 81.
Any one Gnu sec at n glnncc thai POmcroy'a
Ella tl' ltHs i the h.st. pri.t a. 1if Broad lF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

BRUSSELS, Feb. l7.-Carl Vogt the murderer
who was returned from the United states, has been
sentenced 10 death. He has appealed 10 the Court OF
of March,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

Arrived THURSDAY. Feb. IL
Steamship old Dominion Richmond, CITY Point, and
norfolk, ludse. aud pass.
steamship Elcanora Portland. mdse. aud pase.
Steamship Gen. Whitney, Boston.
Steamship Crescent cry. Havana. m1se and pass.
Bark Brush Constitution. Colombo, mdse.
BARK Abel ABBOTT, alb iricn, sugar.
BARK ;. II. Lyman Liverpool, m ballast.
Asu tuO usual river and clIstWIss ystfsis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

In recommending Lnird's Bloom OF Youth as
the pure.t aud most delightful toilet preparation now
In uRc. We LADIES' who have used II years as an
oaed part Of their toilet, ana as simple anu re-
freshing aid to natuTe.-Ar. Journal ". l.-Ldgs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
New Jersey Opposed to Railway Subsidies.

TRENTON, Feb. l7.-In the House resolution
was adopted requesting the Senators and Representa-.
tyes In Congress TO vote against all railroad subsidies
The appropriation Of Sb5,Ono 10 the Jameshurg Reform
School passed TIE Railroad Tax bill reported
without amen umeut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
Marine INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rufs DNY.
sun rses.... 80 sun scss... IS Mooa rlsei. Q ~
ntvtt WArER-rnf,
sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Island. % Hell Gate. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
A Murder over Game Of billiards.


New ORLEANS. Feb. E.-John COstley, a cour,
officer, and L. d. Newh0use quarre lea over game OF
billiards today, and Newhouse shot Costley dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

The largest IN the world, is now on exhibition
Al 40 Great Jones street.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

IL speaks for Itself.
Quirks Irish Tea. Take it If you are bilious
II costs only 20 cents.-Aer.