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Contents Of the WeeLi, sun.
THE WEEKLY suN published tbs morning con-

talns the following
Tho Democratic State Convention AZ Utlca-Speerh
OF Coy. seymour-Nlctory for Iammany-Ihe X, solu
IONS Delegation Tor 81. Louis Pledged for lildcn
The Massachusetts Convention The ArkanHa' IL pub.
lcans The Belknap lmpC1cnmcnt- slow Progress 81
the 1ria, Proceedings of the Forty fourth Congress
"A bill To Kcusw the Issue Of Fractional Currency
Rises to Explain, latte johnny DaNenpurt's Tactics
Irving TO Beiog The Committee with books and Maps
The u aino scandal HIS flmsy Defencc-An Expos.
OF his Msreprcec aud PcYcronS OF fdcts
Hallrt kilbourn'- Release; RrstOw's lnvcsttgarOn-
Tho Charges AGAINST HIM Originating with the MhiskeY
Ring the silver Problem Demands Of the PuOic ana
Resources OF the Governments The Methodist Con.
gre.s- Quadrennial session Ia Bhtlmore-Nca.th aud
Growth II Great Religious Organic alton Centennial
Ad .rDts ~ the Bshupsi The Nov Mexico scheme
showing p tle ltltoty asst ls-lhc Mormon Jan; Sc
ami luumidatc Witnesses Going 90 the Centcnnial--
WHAT u will Co.'S OF the Railroads aud Steamboat
Present ana Proposed Reductions hy The Great Iompa-
nirsi Tine scottish PMlsopher-A visit to Thomas
Carlyle In ais study An lmportant Indus ry-llOw
American steel Il Manufactcrcd NOWADAYS; Phiius-
upher's Religion Tue Opinions OF Benjamin Frank
lln PsichOlogi AL fulNei Tue Latest Tel
eRrinnic News, Ladies Department Notes on
Science and Industry; Many tol,mns OF Editorial
pcious NeighO0rs, Financial Intelligence and Mar.
kCts.
THF WEEKLY SUN contains a complete epitOne Of the
neWsof the wseS fion Az paris of the GATED safes
aud the American continent Copies IN Wrappers ready
formahng TO the OLD eoLutry May De n1d at the aesS
CT our pnbpcAtion o7fce Price folr cents. For safe
by all news dealers IN e. " ant country.
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ton, went on to explain that there was a neces-
sty Tor the passage uf the bill on account Of a
sort OF panic that had arisen In regard to small
change, under which fractional currency was
now commanding premium OF from to ~
per cent. IN diHerent parts OF the country. The
process OF exchanging fractional currency for
slvcr coin wss so GLOW that the supply was not
the bill proposed that the silver coin should be
exchareeable for legal tender notes. That was
The whole purport Of the bill, which had been
utawn in accordance with the suggestions OF the
Treasury.
MIR. Hewitt Dem, N. w asked what arrange
inent was made In the bill to prevent the green
backs which were received for silver bcng paid
out ~ in, Instead Of being reserved for a sink
ing fund.
. MT u vne replied that the committee mad not
Thought n necessary tO lcRisate under tho idea
That the secretary OF the treasury would be
likely to violate the law.
Mr.. Blount dem. Ga) objected to the consid-
GRAFTON. OF the bill, and the House then al
juurned.
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State bonds were nrmer and in better request. We
mote sales of Norm Carolina Ss Issued TO n T. Il. r.,
coupon on April ana October at As do. es. Funding
aci 1866. ii aud Missouri Is, long bonds at l05i4a
i0t,.. Bank Of Comnerce shares gIought rs; Mum
Natl, ma. sol MerchaDts', lltsi Metropolitan. 1876
ana Fourth National, o. Railroad bonds we're higher
aud reflected large aud wclldlstr,buted trade. The
following were the principal transactions; Boston.
mortgage consolidated. 1904 American Docs I'm,
rment Company ~, r4ls MIN aukce aud II. Paul
st. Lacrosse Division, I0isla 1890 i0e' l@i0ee; Nil.
wnukcc and ST. Paul Chicago and Mtlw tuS,c DIVISION,
o., Aloany ana snsquehInna 3is, 1Ol Chicago and
Northwestern consotd TED. iOehd1O2'S Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated coupon god nOuas, ~ tese
9lsli Chicago. Burlington snd Quincy coLsudaiel IS,
me Hsnnnal 81. JOSEPH -, Convertible 7if 30
81 Mch Central IS ex int lOl Mich. Central ltOs
OH Union Pacific Ia ruad lst uOrtgugf, lp4 ~ 100
aion P,cinc sinking fund, DIN New YORK Central
~. 1883. 1903 Cleveland and Puts con- e. ex int log
col, G. aud Ind Cgnists aGteiG; Alton ana r u eds
RAILROAD ISIS 1903 Houston and Great Norhern ists
with interest certificates Is 1oledO and sbash 2i-
81 Alb. and Susq 2ds, lO6ts. Che. ana ~ Wet lists
lOtA, che aud. n. W. cons reg. gold bOnds. pliV
Peninsula lists lol C., G. {. ano Lao. lss. loA Erie
BIDS l021 M. and - p cons = T., SSlsa sS ohio and
Mics. 80 l. shore cons. lists. coup. 1nt y, l..
shofc lists, cons. lo5ia North Mis- durl ! !. "a
Central Pacific lets sau Joaquin branch, VI Rome W
and Osdeushg cons. isii, Hl.
Inc upcning. ngnrtt. lowest, aro s r. N. closing
prices Of STOCKS to-day were;
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DIED.

FABB-ln Brooslyn,, on Monday. ,Msy l. James
o'IOnnor feOh, cuuuselor-at,iss sgd 30 Ie irs
Of ST. loan the BAotst, wiloughoy between Lewis
AFuIIAGXR on Monday. May l. 1876. william Full.
La a, IN me ilst wear ei nisa-e.
Theatrical Mechanical Assoclatiln. ldg wos4 Lodse,
~. 40, +. and A. aud NlEcNsp 4apier, W soJ,
K A. NJ are rcspec fully Invite 10 strn The ian raj.
i.om M lac r,sdgucr so2 ist.s aN, Broos5n. On
Weqgc,sday' My %M o'lock ~ s.,.,m..,.
Warrington clever youngest son ot Mllin ana Sarah
' TSc rc Is G nd friend. OF tie fny are respect
fuiD invited TO attend the funeral services on lanls-
pSfcnts 10 Ea,t le7Ih ST., harlem.
GKNHAN,- At Florence. Itsly, April 80 1870, Jsmes
'hILLltR al ia t.eInc AZ, Jersey CIV date L.,
fAl etteJ, on Monday. May l. James H. HITLER, aged u
lis relatives and fr!cnes are respectfully INVITED to
walton street n +. Nhurch, Laia, elte. ,o-s A..
Homo "a Ieg.c wife u Thomas Lcsse. ia tue dIh yea
Relatives and friends OF the family are re'pcctfuy
inv tne funeral from n late residence u
sth Az x Weans sdsy VIA, ,, =! 3eoe; r. NJ,
Rsa'iis. and friend. are respectfully invited to a:
tend the tuLcrs from tue resi- tacr ut hrr mothcF Aas
We! tStn on In@,sa,y, At IL 9e,9 ~ ron.
sumpuen lsaOelA leriey Mcdonald, aged - Yeas aud
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are rcsaect
fully invited to attend tue funeral from ne 2iti ~ NJ
T. Church, between STA aud GA avs on "Wednesday Al
NEWLIN.-In rhila l,lphia. MAY l, 1879, Henry New
Nouce of funcral hereafter.
TAYLOR GA Tuesday. MAY g Cornelius IaJ lor' 10
Io funeral vii l1ke place from tue resi- fence Of his
81 n4muthrr Mr.. Z. O'biicu Hh ~ n AZ, blooADh'
WiifINioN or Toe. iay, MAY ., At her late rest
dol1t IsiG "a av Mar, wnc, roi.. aged 20 years.
fuY myltcI to aucnd the tdngrA on l9griday at 10
orocN from ING ,nui,n oi ~ ,u,,nt ooIn,n
Cav,ry remctcr,.
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SKILL THE BALL FIELD.
One OF the Finest Games on Record Played in
Brooklyn Yesterday.


About 1000 persons i'll Brooklyn yester-
day saw the first match for the championship
between the Athletics of Phiadelphis and the
Mutuals. The weather was fine, there being H.
tie wind and an obscured sun. Roth clubs were
In excellent condition and a close contest was
expected. The Athletics had tho call in the
pools on Monday at sloo to 800 but just before
the game the Mutuas were the fayorites aud
pools we're sold on them at 800 TO $40. Mr..
BlOdgeit OF the Arlington club was umpire. The
Mutuals went hrst to the bat. The CLUBS played
a splendid game throughout, and II seemed
almost impossible for either side TO get n run.
The Mutuals were the fayorites witt the spocta.
tors and were cheered heartily whenever u good
play was made. ID to the eighth inning not a
run was made by either clun. Ihen Crayer got
his first on three balls. Treacey went out on
a nv to Hall. Craver did some beautiful base
running, stealing to second and third base.
start hit hot one TO Force, and sent Craver
home, amid the shouts Of all the spectators.
IlallihAn closed the inning bv going out al nrst.
The Athletics did not score In this inning, but
Ia the ninth Meyerle got his first on three halls,
and base hit by Hall gave them one run, which
tied the score. Neither club scored In the tenth
or eleventh innings, hut IN the twelfth inning
IiolGsworth led OIL VITA two-base MT. Mathews
got ont on fy ana Nichols retired nj FIRST base.
Huldsworth reached third. Crdyer made base
hit, and sent Holdsworth home. A base hit by
Trolcey ana one 10y start sent in another run.
Mailman lit ID foul tip which hit Coons on the
neck, and So disabled him that he bad to 90 on
the field. Richardson, the substitute, took ms
place. After fifteen minutes delay the game
was continued. Hallihin went out on a NY to
Ey9lti, and closed the inning with 'wo runs
earned for the Nutuals.
A b. sc bit hy lllll aud an error by Cravcr, a
base hit by knl-ht aud an error oy Nienois'
gave the Athlc. les run IN the twelfth inning.
HodsWoTth made a very difficult oue-hand
catch over his head, which saved the game for
the MutuAls.
Mutual. ...........0
Atnlrtc.... .........O 0 0 "a
Time Of game Two honr and ntW minutes.
Runs earned Mutual 2; Athleuc,O.
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Keep the teeth clean and white.
W 4 RIED.

BESNETT-W THURSDAY, April %, al
Stanton Street Bpllst lhurca, ~ the R'y. Or r. 7.
Ill. coz assisted by the Rev W. Haync LeAyel, James
A. bennett NJ. T.. TO Matilda b., daughter Of Thomas
A Wnurt all Of tins city.
BLAIoDELL-t Iill'NAN.-At the Baptist Tabernacle
Gnu Oh; ga ay. and lQih st: on bhur,day. Api 81 FL
bridge Choatc Elasdell to Alice Parser Chapman.
HIRE Mix ELL.-in New YorS on Monday May
1870, BY the Rev George ~. HepN Orth. william ".
Inr,e Of Jtrsry ty to Annc l.. hxscll, daughter Of
the ate Ldmund h. Mi1.eli Of Eastou, Pa.
ROs 5 SCOir-On Thursday eVellng, April II, ~
1rniy Chapel by the Rev. Dr. SwOpr, Henry HARRISON
Ros, 10 ANNE, daughter OF the lae Aexsnder scott.
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Live stock Marker.

NEW YoRK. tuesday May 2.-Recepts Of
bctvts were Is car loads. $50 head. but not Ing
regular market day there trad 81 consequence.
Dealers IN drcs scd beef port fair ira at SltbSc.
n. for ordinary TO good native bect si1cs. -
l7clipfs OF calves were POO mead mainly mills-fcd
Neais. which moderate request 90 former Lrces,
but with better feeling towurI the close ord nary
TO prime mlls.icd vcsls ranged from to 7iac. n,
Nttn a few eclC tluus at So. y n.
Receipts ~ sheep Hnd lambs were ~ car loads or
7u9 head. The demand urrent ana most of the
ply ,hanrc1 hands carly Case. y n for ordinary to
good unshofn sheep. aud 5iac7c. for common prime
clipped 90, win Anew cuhs al 4glc Spring lambt range
from i2 TO loo. " n.
Receipts Of swine 20 cars containing $3.50 hogs.
N..tt. t,.r a.l.t aIlx
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WAREHOUSE Ell ERRT.
A Custom House Threat that Followed n
bridge street burglary.

United States bonded warehouse men
and importers were greatly incensed yesterday
by threatened Custom House order TO lock up
the warehouses between Il and O'Clock in the
day, thereby turning the proprietors OF tho
places aud their employees into the street, and
rendering 1t impossible for the importers to dis
Dlav, sample or withdraw their goods In the bust
est hours Tue order IS attributed To the action
OF Mr.. B. G. Johnson. whose warehouse in liridRe
street was recently robbed of 5000 worth OF
uulum. belonging to Paddock Fowler, and
Caylus, Beckett & Co. Mr. johnson seeks to
make the Government responsible for the loss
by throwing the blame on the Government
storckeepers. lie has been arrested IN suit
fer $4,000 for SANDER in charging that Mr.. john
Clark. OF another warehouse, planned the
BURGLARY
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CLEVELAND, May AT two o'clock this
morning soour forty masked appeared at the coal
mines north Of Massloa, ONO. seized and tel nc
watchmen and set the coal shafts on IRE. Nlhow
Bank Nine, Moult sans Mine aul khples cps
Nine are nov burning. Inc Fite Department OF Mas
0ii nave goue - the scrne. These mines were not
neg (Jrkcd on account OF The siree Ahl no on9 was
H. tlnIn Inc nccudiaTi were, undoubtedly, strikers
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B.l,o,,us puy and all Night.

The Rdnway Common Council after balloting
oil lay Monday for President, under te dea lluc
o. Elk Republicans 90 Elk Democrats continued its
WORK all nignt snd ~ clock yesterday morning tie
members engaged IN squabbie In which one member
called another liar over matter OF very minor i'm
pnrla1ce. lne work Of attempting TO organize thea
Went until 7l5 a. NJ, when after 3i2 ballots Tor
Pie.ilrnt alone no c1unig the rlll cans "a acJpirn'
lneut- and motion was carried for recess
until O'Clock last hight, when the hght was 20 be re.
Ine Bayonne Board of Education has taken twenty.
fou more DallJts frG prer.ulug ohccr, maalus MY
I'VE ia ali, Nltaout cling an trsanl1alou
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Lebbeus Chapman, Jr., n member of a Wall
street Jaw nrn, dicd Monday, m Easton, Pa aud
WHEN the rows ~ his DEAN was communicated 10 his
mother rrrdrnfc n Elizabeth. she Was auacaNd
by an apOplcuc NJ and uied,
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F, In the suit NJ Salmon Skinner against Henry
w.rl Is. e her. upon the affidavit Of the PLAINTIFF
that one of the deiences ntcrpOsed the stat
ute OF uin atons and tnat the case ruli he lrieh III
one hour, Judge Lawrence has set NO Gaze on tht
suolt cauee calendar for the tiidl next Friday.
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Dickson, the colored man who was assaulted
by Bullwsgon In Ro,lyn, L. l.. last wees, snd whose
heao sas cut op.a with an are, became delirous yea
trfdsy aud ru.tng hs hngers into the wound pulled
hs ora ns vut and dlcd BulwAg0n 10 ~ jail.
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iinccn Hundred barrels of whiskey Burned.

ClNCNNArr, May "A fire at Versailles,
Wopdioid couuty Nv, on sunday, destroyed Harrison
Iohn one bon c1 warehouse and 1900 barrels Of ~his'
.e' al.d % SO aud insured for s33 per barrel Inc
mr. i~ attributed TO acrndiatsm - the bul ing Mas
OF uon aNu ,fpno, ana au explosion AZ u gunpOwd,r
V'tlifel immodiateiy before tHr nAnes broke OUT.
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Mr.. Oliver Dyer will lecture this evening in the
SN t'u OH u 'nLr 70, ia Patterson The subject OF
enc aud reason"
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The 'lOngshOrsmen emploied at llazedlne
stores, OF Ptcinc street, Brooklyn, are on slke
against a reduction OF Wages New men are doing tue
work under ponce protection.
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Steamship Charleston. Charleston. mdse and pass
Steamship City Of Dallas. tcrnandna, mlsc and pass
Steamship CITY OF Chester Liverpool, ndse and pass
steamship Benefactor. Wilmington, n. G., muse. snt
pass.
steamship san Jacinto. Savannah. mdse. and pass.
steamship Liberty, Hsvaha mdse anu psss.
Steamship dlaucus. Boston. mdsc and pass.
steamship Wilmington, Havana, mdse. aud pass.
BARK Jas Kitchen. CalJartc1, Guvar.
Bark Armontl Gloucester, In o Hast.
Bark Lola ", Dublin, IN ballast.
Brig Havana, Havana. sugar.
Akotnc usual RIVER tud cOastuise vessels.
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., The body Of Patrick McAlons Of Pearl and
trout streets Brook IN. taken frVIl the water on
lAS LI.UlIt t,Qlet Yesterday.
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BUSINESS Notit,s.


valuable Discovery.
"Dr c. ". Benson practising ply stefan, at LOG North
Eusw ST., ia umorr. Sid. (wno has paid much atten.
ton nervous diseasvsl has discovered that Extract
Of Celery aud Chanomilc combined IN certain pro
portion Invariably cures hea lache, either bilious, dys-
peptic nervous or sick headache neuralgia anu ner.
Vousness THIS ~ triumph in medical cnrm istry, and
sufferers all over the eountry arc ordering BY mall
lie prepares IL IN pills at 80 cents per box postage free
The doctor Is largely known and highly respected IN
Baltimore" -SuA.
sold BY c. y. Crittenton and all druggists
JOHN +. HENRY co. Agents. N. 7.
To Mothers.
Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethng IL old and welltrfed remedy. II hasstood
tue test OF many and never known &c fall
The discovery Of the process Of prepn rims
Nlk " Magnolia has been the means OF adding to the
last Of remedies which equal IN disease OF
The stomach.
Cri-fndoro's Hair Dive acconipiishes its work
tpirndidly safely, INSTANTLY. Depot 81 John street.
Wholesale and retail.
Act wisely and xnmipc Pomrroy's 81 Elias
tic Truss al IA Broadway. before buying sny other.
DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Keep the teeth clean and white
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Business men conlde in Institutions through
whose counts they can sec The United STATES LIE
Insurance Coz OF New YORK, has Issued It's annual 4
ment. There Is maze OF figures no double khuine
srthmel all Ia direct and GEAR he company II inc
satest In the cJuutTT, ami emlodlts " spuartneAs.
FlrsIclass mar secure very profitable agencies
IA,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

uryfATvRK ALSANAc-rTts nav.
sun rises. sd sun SETS. 5S Noon sets. a.
al ~ wArgR-rnts
sandy Hook 36 Gov. lslann. 20 Hell Gstc ~
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SEYhOTR AND THE PRESIDENCY
Positively Declining TO be IA CaDdidate-New
lork's Delegation for Tiiden.

UTICA, May The Utica Observer this
afternoon publishes the following letter from
ex-Gov. Seymour IN reference TO the Dem
nomination for the Presidency
UTICA MAY @ 1870.
To THE EDITOR or THE UTICA OBSERVER - have
not fe thst few cor piInentsry notices nave placed
list Of tAose ally thought Ol as candl-
d4tts Tor the Presidency. While, therefore, have con
ttanty .nswrred to al those who have spoken 70 me
tue subj 4 that could not accep tue nomination.
the improbable event that Que should be ten
deicd nave thought that there was enough III the
gcstion Of NY MANS to maze IL matter ot good
anything over my signatures but IN ar cle
In tcd HffIif may enlbarrass othtrs aud
piaoe thel Ia IA positions. aasa1ss that certain
delegates that names ~ favor Of INV nomination
aud against that Of NJ iuden, ! know that inanJ Of
ihcin are earnest supporters, whc some OF them
W ui not tie m my favorIf candid te. | feei
that due 10 the delegates named, many OF Nnom
are arl personal friends TO save them the einDar'
., nj ~ denyng the statement that thew 90 to the
Ma lonal democratic Convention with any view Of
hTulAg forward NJ name or Of opp sing tue nOnlna
lion OF Ar. Arden. | an truiy your, Sc,
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Nervousness 10 infants need not be feared
wntre MOhels Teethng Cordial 10 used. Price, 1oe'-
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RtIlglous Aout,s.

nITDOOR PREACHINs.-The street preach.
rr who was interrupted AZ the city Hall. Brook W,
lss SUNDAY VII preach again On tnr dock At he eud Vt
lunuuN 20 an Oi the irrli, BrDoe %, II 'rOvdelco
peTuils, !.ultaIJ evening next ~ O'Clock.
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So' h1 pI% nam. c $500 S.% Toa Dd %s.; so
lgac, Lnrd-sicain rendered iesic. prime city, :
ioe$i0Sc nacon. igsissc for Western ana city long
GRkiS-Thc decline il wheat brought out a better de.
msna i3r e5port put e,YlLs " OBTAIN more money
supply and prices Of lots spot have declined but
cad"cs yc ad harley lave S becs d III as &
elned materially. especially Tor the poor quiiiiies
wheat lower and du saiss ss6o5 bus6 isciadaS ny,
oa SS Sa SS''s2 az Il IN 'G store f3 Sr
S M .Srn sns ~, il siorS ,cT No. sh,
Of 1874 no srGds spring nominal al o5@ 05 Nos
md Wife iOS s5 IsS 01s soiyc eoaCd
bush. ut sGls@35c for rejected iiatiLc. for No
ior wiiie;s. rye sale, $500 GasG., i so@s5c Tor
tive sacs 100000 bush, incndns steamer mixed, AZ
AL May and bG,e@5'c for no grade. Southern yellow
toIToS- Good planting weather unfavorable foreign
advi.es, partial subsdence Of the Hoods IN the MIS-
under which cotton hus declined materially In tho
S c season. Bu Re was ss
c2yery Of tone and smart advance N futures put ths
tons nomnaH unchanged sales $40 bales al foI con-
sos@s at lle u ies Nay Z Se for June Is Sec
ioT July q Il s9c for August 70 5ec for septe9ber.
cenber. Receipts at the ports oday 1898 bales, the
Liverpool market was quiet and unchanged; middling
o.,,. Upand' Ansa,na. ". orleans. asras.
ordinary ........ VS. NS WA wa
Good ordinary. 10 Q10 10 O10 OIl.16 10 II 10
Low mddllng"...11A IT'S 12 12
Mddllng. ........12Ss 1924 ~ 1915 ~ 1910
Good midd Ing. ...13i 1874 1885 1884
Middllng fair..... IL Irs 1pl 1pt
ran. ..............1fJs 10 15k 1915
GRocgEIEs There was fair business in Rio coffee a
nm figures sales OF 4J5 bags, at 1s4G 1850 1885,,
god. Mid grades were quiet, but steady Rice
some jobons demand and unchanged. Mola.,es wa:
fair aclye sales go nhds at 7'slc for Cuba 1890
fAc. for Porto Rico, 1@iiac. for French Issnus,
aud l5.lGc for centrifugal. benned In de-
mand End l,c h,m we quote c9aee7;lsvs, go
gold. Rice-Rangoon. 2id62ssc gold, In bond aro-
lima, 500 Louisiana, 5ce6Ac. Moiasses-CubA
nuscoyad new, 3O@tOcl Cuba clayed do. 2e1;lac
Porto Rico, 500 SOC. New Orleans, crop, Ii06Oc.
Sugars-tair to good rchnilR Cuba, 7ssc he,
centrifugal $40 &C.; refined tOsaiO Sc. for hard aud
q 81
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Sells Ouirk's Irish Tea, the great rs cent bilious
reu eGI "a wonderful prepaTatlVu.' Ado.
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Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
eethiug IL old and weltrfed remedy. II nasstood
Inc test OF many years. and was never known &c fan
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Crf-fn doro's Hair Dive acronipiis shes its work
spivndidy. safely. INSTANTLY Depot 80 John street.
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Act wisely and examine Pomeroy'r 81 Elias
tic Truss at IA Broadway, before buying any other.
, 1876-10-08

On PIANO LESSONS FOR So BY AN EXPERT
AOenced lady teacher. \ 81, Tribune Office.
S1HO BUYS R1CH-TONED. .7-OCTAvE, ROSE
sDiVO @ wood. earsed.:e: plano, in pertect order,
villa handsome cover a1u STOOL Call to-day. II con-
yenlent VI millinery store, West Washingon-st
, 1876-10-08

=, 49,.
SION OIL Lne Issue OF tne strugEie- ne nas oeeu
pestered With the cant of legion Oh slaves 70
ceremonial torms. ne Is met oy noncst Cnrls-
tlans with the charge thai ne ls seeking 10 "ea9
the people away from tnrlsuan customs an9
attach them to tue prac1lses ana ceremonies o.
the ancient heathen: ms attack ne p tepeis
with biblical authority. lie 1aKes ttle of9ao' n9.'
and not TO be mistaken. grouno tnat YOU a.l.. a.
sell has from the beg'nnlne 1nllma1eo 70 70 inan
that disposition OF human remains oy ule :" ~
acceptable TO him u support o1 ns,m sns ne
quotes the divine instructlons 10 A9aanam, aan u
when IN tI1al OF MS 1altn tne saSiluee : ~. y.
OF MS son Isaac was oemanaeu Q. hlln ins ,.;s
burning OF the oooss OIL hlng oau. t,I anu al, na9
three sons ~ thelr aahe5ents, alter tllost eo,a
manders mad neen klllca oy tne nn enemy' Tbase =
other Illustration useu ny Inc poceo 1asst, aassS
Christians iuTth appeal 70 tne osu &c" ani M
forms OF eu1lal ~ support VI 1nel puos.o..fi tla
the Doctor meets 1he1n WIN tne Ely u ,ras r
buflal OF Cnrlst, VINO, ne!ng utst ~ eo;; ro'k
deposited 10 crypt newn out " tne ~ 80
Ihls rock haa never oeio!e neeu ara dseu to oronn
poses OF seputule, anu ~ nan ,,as ~ tbe
Inc jewish CUSTOM o. e'a"aIn1neHt ;t; "a' aaa ~
purpose OF preEenllng oeepos,so, ~ M,.tar nnu. ~
this custom haa oeeh nialn.anea sae W ro'net;on
m1ts that tncre Wou!a pe ~ neeu u tha ~
AS clincher, t1c uoctor malntalH S enaI nus
present System o. uutlal u pu' ~ ninI ~ =,
process. 11e cutI4Nau aeL4on - sae na!t.s, - ~