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FINANCIAL AND COMM

MONDAY, May S-P. M.-Speculation at
| tho Stock Exchange was almost exclusively con
| fined to Lake Shore and Western Union, though
| Michigan Central, 81. Pauis, and Pacific Mail at
times attracted attention. IL appears that fresh
| pools have been formed TO advance the arst two
named stocks, but there was observed a quiet
| unloading of these shares by parties who pur-
chased at the decline Of last week. Notwitb-
standing this fact, however, a generally Arm
tone controlled the operations, and more con-
| hdent feeling prevailed at the close, though
| partial reaction was established. Lake Shore
advanced q cent. to b4H, and Western Union
u to 67h, while Michigan Central after rallyiDe
u to i7A, declined y cent, with q subsequent
rise TO IN, and closed ct 47k. The
Western shares were strong and higher
In consequence OF assurances from WASH
inRton that tho Supreme Court would de-
eide the Granger suits In favor OF the roads; but
Pacific Mail yielded from 2oJs to 1917. and closed
at 1ok. Rock Island advanced to los, with con-
siderable transactions, and Ohios rose from I6r.
70 Us. though the remainder of the list was
1897, Of which Western Union represented
ite e vi t en-; shS5e' 1900 Michigan Central
s., Psa $780, Q9sS e f so Moth Ss
w yet a., sgso ;ths preferred, lao Rock Island
sew csn TaaGn Msw s5
New York Central, 3s5 New Jersey. Central,
b4O Harlem, 200 Union Pacific, 800 /; ". g. Ex-
press, $50 Panama, 100 Illinois Central, 100
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 100 Della
ware and Hudson Canal. I2p A. and r. Tele-
Rra oh Comp nv, IS ; and c.. c., G. and I. 10.
The gold market ruled dull but firm at 112H
and 112A, closing at the lower figure.
There were no influences either at home or
abroad affecting the market.
The following were the principal transactions:
1893 1883 a. a. Mia i s5 n Ss H. iiiis
To losns the rates Dsla for having balances carried
The tot, .sar,nss A. The Gold EXCHANGE e.nt were
f23 1857 900 gold balances, to77 03b ana currency Dl
snces. The sub.Treasurv deened $4,000
~ called bonds and paid out In coin Interest tne pub
lie deot. ti3S,OO0.
The oays bu mess at the United States Sub Treasury
was Gold receipts 1857 7Do.4si do. payments, 81 &c.,
l01 do. balance, tI3247 % currency receipts
Obb 2Hep0 no. Dayments o. pSS bS0 so do. balance
$50 OCS677 oil customs. t2Si, 600.
The internal revenue receipts footed t1 OOOO 900,
ano the custom receipts s6000J0. Tue Treasury Il
washington received t9OO0Oo In national notes
for redemption.
Foreign eIceange ruled nrm at tss< and 1901 for
90 davs and demand bills. There but few urafts
Offering while the demand decidedly improved.
Money was easy on ca at 3a4 per cent, bulk
OF the negotiations a. 3ee3f Discounts were prac
ucay neg ected because OF the scarcity Of hrst class
douOle-nsmed mercantile paper Toe range was 4s8.
ties, and the market was nrmer Currency o. be and
6s Of 1891 io4Os and 1905 were IN the
days business.
Tne folowtng we've the a y N eiasfno nrtca.,
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REPUBLICS Ar WAR.
An Unsettled State Of Affairs In the Centr
American States.

American States.
PANAMA, April H.-The elections which
are Just over have caused serious disturbances,
aud In some Instances, bloody riots, In conse-
quence, 1t is claimed, Of the undue interfer-
ence Of the Government. Business Is unsettled
and greatly depressed.
A revolution is threatened In Uruguay, and
the troops are constantly kept under arms.
Great excitement prevails, and business is de-
mOralized.
The crisis In Duenos Avres is daily growing
worse. Over SIX thousand houses and stores
are unoccuried, AM the value OF real and NOV
aDle property has Deprecated greatly.
War between Guatemala aud Salvador W 3
formally declared on the 9th ut. Rlfeas Il "
reas, President - Guatemala, W appointed
Commander-in-Chief OF the army. The nrst
battle took place on the frontier, resulting IN
the defeat OF Salvador, with loss OF 81 killed
and 81 prisoners. Gen. Solves IS believed to
have invaded San Miguel with 1900 Guatemala
troops. At last accounts Gen. BdTeas had
occuUied the towns Of Chai 'huapa and Att
duirIyo. The war will probably oe OF short
duration.
Don Amceta Esquirol IS been elected Presi-
dent Of Costa klca.
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MoSpAY, May s..Flour dun aud prices were
%e a' Guo GG Flour SO, No S & 81 i6@,SS9
superdne state aud Western. - .iosti 80 snip
aud Xxx. t.2IssG 20 Minnesota patents, u 25ctt9l5i
Western wluter common \ ,toest5 81 90 IN AMI AAA,
Is tOoets!6 southern shipping, ~ S5@to - DO h'gh
brandy y inr corn meal. Is .J0eesJ7O.
toTToN-spols l,l6elsc lover; Mtddling upands
closing 1900 loc higher sales 5000 balc' q,
osH- at II 1885, fr May, II 81 3sc for June, i2c.
Tor jay and rs SIC for August Receipts AZ the ports
PR5yisioNs-P'r TX was lower; sales on the spot 400
bDls Mess AT t2IShle&s2l 80; for May, s@lsp. I'D
Der Go Bacon quiet but steady sales 100 ox'.
Long clear on private terms quo al l2Se and
spot LoO AT fl2 ~ Tor prme CITY, an az.
eatl2 ~ for prime Western and for future Gclvrry,
| Tor JAY. Dressed nOss pt!Asc. for Western.
GRAIS-Wnrnt dun saes $4,000 bu h. Including Am
| ber wlnier at - anoat; NJ Milwaukee sprins at
So sprng, sl 2Gatl.3O anJat; No sprIns Al 81 10
IN al Canada spring % arrlYe al I'll 60. Oais du
Western aud 45cti3c. Tor white Rye aud partly dun.
ORR lower sna active; sales 10000 Dush at 1dle@oi
for grade B0.yc. Tor steamer mixed, dl@Mlc Tor
| quiet,
| tor cOmmon to good strained. Petroleum Vas about
steady, an IN some moderate request crude ~ b =,
geuera " quiet, but steady uncnlngcdi provisions
20 Liverpool by steam, 35aios. ton; coton, 40,
Rotterdam, bat porte al bsi renncd petroleum
TO the Uni ed Kingdom s.. "a l@As All do. to Crun
stadt A. 3d., eases 70 the Leyant SOC Wnskeys1eaiJ
| URooERIEs-l.io coffee higher and 1rm at l54Cs
1880. god sales here aud ~ Baltimore 1855 DAss At
| l7if@Isc. Mild grades qu' P. Rec and moas'es we're
dul uud unchanged. Raw slgars we're steady, though
quiet lair 10 good T"nnitg CUBA 94c5 sales o.
hhdr TINS OASIS. kenhtd IN ueiDAnd anu url AZ lOt
GalOhsC, hurus.
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In state bonds there va. a better trade. We note
g.. new series, 41ISd41A New York State 7s bounty
loan Registered, lOa< end BROOKLYN 6e, water loan.
at lO7 Market Bank shares brought 1121t, and MGR
chants lli railroad securt ties reelected fair 6usi-
ness, with the principal transactions fol Bur
nngton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota lists Al Chesa.
pcake and Ohio lists coup on 81 81. Louis Jackson
lie and Chicago lists 1O2 Mlwaukee aud ST. Paul 1se
La Srosse division iGs1 Misaakeei,ad 81. Paul con.
soidated sinking fund gS1y@pSas; Chicago and North
western consolidated, 1925 Union Pacific n. land
grant, lU0as ONO and hissi sppl TO- 6gf Michigan
CeaIr a. 100 Chicago and Rocs Is and aud racnc Is,
1lOle entral Pacinc gnld bonds 1O6Af Union Pacnc
lists, lo4s Morris and Essex 7s, 1871 iU7 Morris
tssex consolidated los Burlington Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota 1sts, 40 Chicago and Northwestern consoi.
datea coupon gold tonds, b2.
Inc tDeuing highest. lowest, ana 3 4. NJ closing
prices Of atOcks to-day
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CAPTURIN0 A TRAIN WRECKER.
A New jersey Mischief Mater la The Clutches
OF the Law.

OF the Law.
SoMERvILLE, N. j., May 6.-For some
time In this region numerous attempts have
been made to throw trains OF the track, by
placing distractions In the way Passenger
trains have usually been selected, ana tho at
tempts have not been confined to any one rail-
road. Yesterday, on the Somerset and Mercer
road, as the train from New Brunswick, al 4:lO
Z. NJ, was approaching Pennington, the engineer
discovered a large stone In the centre OF the
track. lie could not stop the train before the
cowcatcher had struck the stone with sufnclent
10. ce TO break ths obstruction into fragments.
The train started again, and had proceeded
short dis tance when man was seen peeplng
from behind tree. ,5The conductor sopped
the train, aud passengers and employees started
In pursuit. After sh 4rp run OF half mile the
fellow was captured by Hurley, the b iggage
master, and taken on the train ~ Trenton. lie
made no denial Of his guilt.
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New YORK. Monday. May g. Receipts OF hee YES
making OljJ for The week, against b,bOl for the
Wou' week. Qualify u fresh offerings mainly lair to
prlne with some very hne steers, and about 80 car
loads of sil-ied steers aud hus. The market mod
eratey hrm ana active AT shade advance from Fnday
or strong Ne D, advance from last Monday. some
OF the choicest sc ectons were sold st ilS4@l2e ~
went at t4i0@ti.75 v 100 ms. 1--we weight but tae
range generally Tor ordinary 20 srcty prime steers
was vbt0sllbt v n to dress 5tOsj7 ~,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs yesterday aud to-day
were lSs car loads 3766 heaO, maEing l5DS for ne
week against rs b27 for the previous Week The reel
Ing was pretty nrm at suStained prices. or
n. for ordinary TO good clipped sheep. tnd o94@s
Tor unshorn with ear load Of spring lanbs from Ken
lucky sold at lie n N.
Receipts OF hogs were 20 car loads, or 0,Os9 head
max lng "a Od3 for the week, aKlnst 2Ol2o last Meek
Sales alive incude Cir lOad VI ONO hogs laS ms
average. At 1913 100 MS Clty dressed were Nesker
w e14llQe y, fVI extremes,
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To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sir; In THE
SUN OF yesterday / saw that WIN. McCann OF Albany
challenges me to walk from twenty to one hundred
miles for $1,000. have only one reply to make TO all
prants for pedestrian notorety and that IL for
all Of them To deposit with their chalenge 10 some
responsl0le sporting Journal can assure them that
ey will md II covered By me within twenyfOur hours
after am notified Of as AN anxious ana vii Ing TO
walk either McCaun OF Albany, Brown OF Providence,
Smith OF Chicago, Oddy OF Philadelphia, any other
man IN this country (blr none) for $1,000 SIDE. any
distance from one 10 ten miles, six weeks from snnR
articles. EDWARD MULLEN.
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To THE EDITOR OF The sUs-ST: Peddlers
In this city offer powder which they say will silver
plate bras spoons forks &c. by merely rubbing IT, or
solution on slightly over the surface OF these articles
The assertion that they sverplate them thus wrong
They cover them merely with nun OF mercury, the
powder being mercury salt Ihe salt itsei rs his y,
scch article spoons aud desire therefore, that you
Will call the attentlu Of the puOc TO this fact n
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BAIKELEw-POLLOCK.-O the 26th mat, In Ho-
eoken =. he residence Of the brides father. by
Rev. NJ. Il. Ellison. ADram Willis arkalew to Lucy Eva
eldest daughter OF John X. Pollock, E,q.
CHApMAN-BEEBE.-on Wedne-dly, goth inst. at
the reslence OF the brides parent at Westnrd, j.
BY the Rev Joseph Greave assisted by the Rev. J. W.
nah H., daughter OF silas H. Beeoe.
MARr i1hAkir,ro9 Tanrsdsys April, q. at the
p d. George lie Baron Hart to Maggie. daughter OF
Henry A. Hartt, N. ID.
wILLIAMS-CASHIN.-At Melrose, Westminster
county. y. T., on May 7, ny the Rev Chas II. Ritcr
Eugene Williams Of New YORK to Evelyn CashIn, for
merry Of Philadelphia.
Montgomery (AiaJ papers please copy.
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Senator Conkling-Do you know what IL
costing this Government more Just now thah
anything elsei ,
Those present expressed an absence OF knowl-
edge on this IMPORTANT subject.
Senator Conkling-Whnt - costing more Just
now tran all things else Is e.con-0-my, sir and
retrenGhment, and this craze for reform, Ana
on these subjects We have mad quite too mucn
posturlng aud aititudinlzlng before the looI
lights for popular effect
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The Financial CAroncis has complied the gross earn
ings Of the following raj roads from January TO April


.lhree weeks only OF April Ia eaeh year.
The tol owing were the mem 1ers ected AZ the an
nual meeting OF the New YORK SO, Exchange to-day
President, Salem I. Russell Chairman, NJ. A. Vince
Ilsysi Secretary Il. o, White, Trustee Of Gratuity
Fund, Mm Alex. smith. Governing Committee. to
serve four years-t,eO. W. Mclean, ". Is. icAernan,
WIN. Lum,nis, Fr'dcrck White, Henry Meigs. Roorrt
Winthrop, H. n HOllIstcr WIN. seymour, Jr., Chas H.
Lei nd, Nm. Alex. Smith. To serve one year-Harry
r. Dodge, q. l.. Hasht. Seven hundred and one votes
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Girls Playing Fooibaii.

The girls at the Washington Seminary
play football IN the grounds at the rear Of the
institution. rney Kick the ball and cry " Hail "
~ loud a. the boys. A nsatly-wntten, glTiisl-
looking challenge was on the bulletin bOard at
College Offering u play match game Of foot
bail one afternoon III the seminary yard. TIE
Freshmen were afraid to accept, aud have m
CURED the disgust II every one IN cOnseQ peucc.
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Disastrous Effect of the BERGEN Explosion
~ Ora the World.

Mr.. Chamberlain of the Union Square
Theatre had just entered the feti eshment room
Of the Maison ID Iree aud called for plain soda
lemon de. lie had raised the ii lss toward his
lps ana was about to drink, wnen tine explu-
soH came. The glass dropped to the floor,
breaking into a hunIred pieces, and Mr.. Guam
berlain and the bartenders stood like men
air Al
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Rarity in the GENERA, sessions.

John Doyle and Charles DAVIS having be IN ar
raigned In the General Sessions on joint indict-
ment, charging tlat they entered William +. Pat
sons cigar factory at Broadway, IN April last ana
stole 300 cigars, Doyle pleaded guilty. and begged r.
cor1er iiacNett not to punish DAVIS, as ne WA not
guilty. ~ was alone your Honor, wnO dl II, SAID
DOVE aud Charlie DAVIS ought not to suntr for mI
c, line" "We, II may be tne truth, Doyle" sad tue
Recorder and That IL 50 rare tng in TINS court that
viii commute your sentence 10 taree years and slx
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pforma,,ou Wanted from Col. Rogers.

TO THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Str: While read
ing your excellent report of the terrible explosion at
Bergen HIN ON Sunday, we very much amused Dy
the statement Col Rogers ana would most respe CT
fully Ike to ask through your columns tht name VI
Inc redhOt eag lgenent that he rsfers 70. H.,
Very truly yourA bkFkhAL fAW'
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Poison ON your Dinner Table.

DR.. ID y, of the Health Department, is about
beef and other xmas NJ preserved that
sYey SOLD throughout tue couutr,, and mat are sup
posed to have been made poisonous bv boiling IN ln
properly cleaned brass aud copper Kettles and by che
uas VI too much saltnetro.
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Nineteen liquor dealers were held IN the Essex
SUNDAY
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az You nave headsche or are billion. ,.,.
Si'rAs Il'h Tea. Pace 25e-A.s ''''o's take
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SUPREME Court = CHAMBERS. Nos. 81, 50, 90,
49, eJ lUJ 100 ia ll6 l23 100 1877 2l ia, 2Ul 2de,
265 27b2. 2s5 302, 3l3.
GENERAL TERM. Nos SO, 1870, 14O, 1ie so, ~, 80 90
40 1917, lal l4G i47, ls5 iss, lis l4s loo l62. i2t'
srEoIhL Term & a, N "s ,d esa oo S 5
H. sli 40 sls $50, si4 a92 5es ae9, 900 edl, ZOE
CIRcUIT-Part mos. 2g7l, 1910. Si7 400, 1889.
1921 iSll lbS6, 1887 1899 iao 1929, 1888 1912 &lg
1854 $50 l5l5 257O 1852 1885, 1857 557 1850 i:se'
1913 1888 1877 1857 1908 1917 IA, l775, l3a l1hl,
1888, 1859, l7vI 1903, M Part ll-Case on tria-
No 233s. Pre- IN Adjourned until the 10th inst.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GKHERAL TERM.-AdJourned sine
die
SPECIAL TERM AND CHAMnERs.-Demurrer-No 8.
Issues OF faet Nos. IA, 80 D, 20. .o,- ,o,a ,o.o
TRIAL rERh-Pat mos. 1910, 1917, 1913, 1919,
1852 56, lO52 2l2o, 1887 4O7 1909, lO7l, 537 l07g
1850 Part II Nos 81, 95s, 297 S97 1879 1887 1866
722, 60A, al, SOD ylg. 1904, h.is, 100
CouRr oy COMMON PLEAs-Eougry TERN,-Nos, l. 2,
H. g.
.o TRIAL TEnN-Psrt I,,-No. 1929, i5Sia;, sSGA'
1871 2loS li,so, igll s5e l65s 1879 l75, 1880 iloi
1893 1898 2lO1 1850 1924 1898 lpii, lgi5 le+g, 1880
as ts6 06s 1881, 1891 2O3i, 2l3o, 2O55 2O57, GOOD
1884 1890 1880, 1879, 2O5i 72S l7l7, 1923, 1885, 245l
1885, 1874.
Bargains for cash In furniture and carpets, at
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=. Dycipg and Clea ming at the New. York Dye
Ing ana TT ntlng EttaOlishmcnt staten Island Ocrs
NO. 90 Duane st.. 762 broadway, $40 6th av NJ Y le6
and ldS Pierrep0nt Brooklyn. Established o. yeafs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-09

nv Ms srn Pine Tree Tar Cordial is the nat
Oh tue evergreen Forest emitting that mysterious
aroma aud nng tue air with Joyful sensations Of
blrength and vita emotions OF perfect Health. lnfal
hole remedy for Coughs and Sore Threats.
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Bargains for cash In furniture and carpets, at
Cowperthwaits 1855 ana 1857 Chath an ST. Chamber
suites tis $50 Dressing case suits ESQ 20 t75 Wal,
carpet a. Every ming for housekeeping. Three four
story buildings 10 weroous fun VI latest style goods
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334 sth av., th I'd door below 27th Of.
GOOD tngtains at 37H cents Der yard.
0oOd oil cloth at 20 cents per YARD one yard wide.
Ihptttry Bru. sells Al 81 per yaru ana up ward.
hattings at 70 cents per yard.
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- Bcnenccnt Invention. The admirable silk
nas,c Truss, su ped only by Elastic Truss Company.
bS3 broadway co nfOrtaDly holds soon pefmane
cures worst ruDtures; Avoid wretched metal aud
worthless cotton Elastic Trusses /"
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appe H. yery apt 70 fall from general stony Of the
system The Peruvian Syrup restores the Of the
digestye system. and consequently the appetite, ov
Wing nnre blood to organs too weak 70 make IL
without assistance. Sold BY all druggiss.
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stesmship Egypt. Liverpool, mdsc. and pas.
tteaiuship ktpldan, savannah, Indpe and mass
Steamship Andes Port Prince, mdse,
paes. s vi"
81 amsbip Huntsville, Savannah. mdse and pace.
Il 80 the usual rIvtr aud colstwIse vs.sea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-09

Knox will Issue his Centennial scky m our.
tain beaver hat for summer wear May TO- the DAY
the grand opening OF the Centennial Exh bton. lin.
poriuIns, 2l2 broadway and Fifth Av. Hotel.
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Busincss Holttes.

a., pretty feithfui index Of the state Of
thc stomach and liver 10 the condition Of TO-
H. most prominent cause, Of sanowness are in.
hnemeu and poverty of the blood also tend 20 rob the
cheek OF the rudy glow Of health To regain lost color
aud, what Is much more important remove The causes
Of dsoolor.t and wanness Of vi1sge, CHECK rrrgu.
tiles, and fertize the blood, UDoLPHo RoISrs
kCIIIEDAA AROMATIC ScHEAPfs.
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MARINE INrELLT0EYoF.

MINIATURES ALMASA RUS OAv.
sun riset.... 90 sun SEES. 7 "a Moon rises 40
49, -. HIou wArEs-rnf4
sandy Hook. 90 Gov. IsIanu. as Hell date 10 10
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The True story 1. that DR.. Marsh,s Treat
ment s the only cure for rupture. ONCE Vesey ST.,
Astor House, opposite st. Paui's Church.
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Es f9s 81 Zee S:: 'sr Ia
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Ml-7 sweet was examined In reference 10 an
"" wac d var TIER, but snc declined % say nucn
~, 'Iulhk ", tef au-e her information was
s'"'l W alsAi, related To her by her father,
49,, y uead' me alleged tr-nsactiOn Is suO-
Mhgn Gen. sweet, who was a crippled soldier
w. iv"sl'h A-ent al Chicago, he Was waited
~ W W Malh"ul ampDeil anu j. Russell Jones'
~ W, ttmpbei Of Chicago, a trOtner
y the Marshal, and a brother-in-law OF
h''' IN wanted $3.50 place for
80 sweet nad no need Of Campbelrs ser
re-, uhu coul III anprd To- pay such a salary, as
a. M phy Was onlN his lees, when amounted
o,ha ntIe more than 500 a year, ans he had
f eno' help 70 hlre, being a cripple himself: hut
somes anu Campbell insisted, ana George Cam
a., VA a point d. Miss Sweet testified 10 tic
- ~ hlr hppOlu mFnt at that salary. and man
80 t sne ehecAs Win winch he haC been uaid I:
nn,, Sne AnvW OF the cifcums ances Of his an
mar raon' 10y hearsiy only. she also testife ed
Ilusc,'rn"p uelt seemed to cOnsl Ter the ul.ce "A
aneI a ie. a '', thet her father discharged MIN
IN &c. "a lhphlNs, because he could moi affurd
fatne,' u.h on his rolls. Soon afterwhrd Ler
A. rr,',, US va position as Pension Aga,t
rnm'SS ~ she undsTslo God IT, the in0,isncs ~
posliiot - t'euls' he Committee snow A =
Gsorre a. n Wy nhpbeil and Jon,s very narshlv
lDuaed AMI ~ ahu Others have teen sun.
ve.i,,,t. S'u the matter Will be thoruu,nl,, a.,
s..sisAteu So cOnyIuclny 49,. tnhUItNutnIy N
-. ths hpptdr To ths couutttaa 49, -
IN Isn,rtNi pls'usAlng what actiot' ,.i b, - /,
send,us 10 : use somt are Ia favor ~ ,'arai.
tsaII,n',, w attorney General "A con- ~ ~ y
bells nis','s ~ recommendation tor Gam
20" .he ACTON II Clymer's comn,it'.a Us '" IL
trial. ~ an lhpeachment
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nR. WAIT (old stand), as East 23d A., will inert
~ and MI teeth with every approved material, on
favorable terms than any other nrstclass sstAb
Aahuieut, CAL AMI sxAnlae sanyle4
, 1876-05-28
IT poN'r MAKE RA11p pnoGREss.

1
The cx-Nayor received several replies yester-
day to his propuneiameuto Of the day before.
lie declines to satisfy rcportorial curiosity, and
refuses to slow them, from which the un-
believing and ungodly might infer that they
were not all bearers Of welcome intelligence
Marshal Goodell gaye his support verbally to
the ex-sIayor. Superintendent Hickey didn't
have time to answer; he was too busy attending
topolice matters. Matt Bcnncr had his fire.
boys to look after, land you must excuse
me, for I really can't find ti'ne now;
Just wait till the courts settle the
question" Observation-Disclosures Dixon had
a case to work up, besides he can only take Or
ders from his Chief. FELTON,, OF the Brl1ewc1l,
came iu propria persona, and had Z conference
with the rreteudcr in Ja1nieson's office. Neither
participant therein would disclose the result
but it Is setni-of1ically announced that he has
concluded to bow down to the gent whom the
people deeapitated at the last election.
Mike Bailey ma0e himself famous BY attath.
ing his signature to the following, drawn up by
his attorney:
CHICAGO, May2..--Tne Hon. II. o. Co!fin, -Hayor
offIt Cify Of Cllcaoo-DEAE SIR: In reply to your
Communications OF yesterday. have to sta1e that
do not recognize the authority OF Mr. ucyne to
give any directions concerning the management Of
my Office. look upon YOU as the lawfna flaf iol
the City OF Chicago aud until the courts shall de-
eide to the contrary, shall respect and obey your
authority. Respectfully, Il. j: BAILEY,
Superintendent Of Buildings,