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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TAKE NOTICE.

The Poor NAME Trfemd...One Dol.
lar saved is One Dollar Made.
Great sale Of Roots and shoes for
Gor m short Time Only.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
CARSON LODGE Nc. 4 K. OF P.

~rEET AT THEIR CASTLE HALL,
H1 in Odd Fellows Building, the First and
third Thursdays of each month: sojourning
B rethren in good standing are cordially invited
Q attend. >. r. MEoIn,
ALEXANDER LEpoRr, h. Of Z. and 8. oc1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

The cornerstone at the new Masonic
Temple at Omaha was LAID last Satur'
day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
MINING STOCK REPORT
Morning Board


Nph.r 50 5;,2<. 395s -I't Us SOL. lSs tQi :
los "a, G,,S O., i,:si. &c, 50
Mexican .ii5S -, lis y
Gould and Curry .tS Ii
Best and Helcher sos Al. lbs ~;
s,alifurnia Ilss s15s, lbs 5.s I, sos 50
savage ICES II, Ices IL u,
W" As ss,5. sl,ss 81 Z. :,,s s2'., :',s 81
Hale and Norross 2i,s So SSs SIS
Crown Point :Js,s n -. Ns lbs
Yellow JACKIE; :l5i> - :, 6.,> ga. 1854
Imperial IsoS SO SIC, ioas So s,s., los s. sc,
Sa.s 81 SUc
Kentncl, .GS IL
Alpha l5sls ~. Dos H
Beicher s5s iSf4. a,s's ls'4, 5,s ls's
sierra Nevada iS.S III ;, s,ss IL. iHs IL. 50
bullion PISS 81 9Os q
Excheauer i.,s l5,ss. 5lss Is, los Is slO
Overnan ls,> ~, lis 7yl., los ~.
Justice is5s :!.f l;'s AS lss III Jus ~.
Union Con G, s,os f.si., SOS l.,s, COOS l4'i
SnccOr 5Als lSc
LADY BRYAN zoos 75c. H5s see
Julia iOs "a, los 7ss. fOs IA
Caledonia ii,ls TO- Z. 2iOs 10
baltimore LOIS y !, hos -
silver Hill 9os 81
Dayton 2Ss
Rock Island fGS lss
New York Con l95s !, l00s aoc
West Beicher Dds y
Tahoe 2,s)s 7c, lVos Is
senator 50S
Phil sheridan l2ss ga, :o0s : $50
Alta SOS
WoodviIlc Sos rs
KOssuth cos y
Lady Washington Sos 3
Andes l5ls y los 81
Cosmopolitan iSS Soc
IIeviathan ZOOS SIC
North Con Virginia SINS las. lbs -
PrOspec: .1tls SIC, .,s,s 6Jc, sW> I3c, ioos sue
lklS tic. ..JS ttc
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THE COMING MrSrING RACE.
Eastern Turfmon TO be Artonished by Dar-
Inv Mcstcrn MmiI u idcr.

Within ninety days from the 2d OF March
last, and WITHIN ono hundred miles New York
city, on track not yet selected, there Is to ne
mustang race against time Of three hundred
miles, to be performed within fifteen hours.
Relays OF mustangs, not more than thirty in
numrer, are to be used. and the whole dist nee
TO be made is to be ridden by one man. The
feat "a to be performed with all the adjuncts Of
California saddles, Mexican spurs, spanish olts,
fire. rein. he gers are S2JOD against tl5,OJO.
he horses, purchased ia Nisalia, Cal, arrived
at jersey city on the 18Th ult., and are on their
owners fam IN New Jersey being prepared for
tue race. They are tie Ordinary rOugn-eoated,
shaggy named California mustangs, Wild a. tue
north wind. vicious Is any Jezehel, and hardy a.
the SUBMITS Of the SierIas. Uudsr the condi-
lions vi the " ager they are to be gIass fed 40 to
the day Of the race, aud II be taken without
cnoice, except, Of course, regari Tor physical
soundness, rom tue Nisalia stock yards. These
terms naNe been complied with 10 tue letter.
Their rider is IA Mexican, famous In the far West
as norseman, one II the most daring riders
that ever carried the mails into southern Cali
fornia. Ia addition 10 himself are three othtr
hOrstmen, who are prepared 10 mount should
anything happen 10 him. There are Fix ex IA
horses in the event OF any accident 20 one. ma
eacn OF the jockeys has LIS own personal "ccou-
trements
The principals In the wager prompted by
a nrm belief in the merits Of thorOugnble eds aud
California native Il OK, respectively, one being
iiornian, one Of the pionee rs of ~. lhe wager
had It's origin In a cnnversatlon between tneh
In whicn the foats Of y. IL. Mowtry, the chan
pon relay rider Of tue est, were spoken Of and
the New Yorker based MS wager On the belief
that, although the must ings might be ahle IL 40
all that said of them On the Paclnc slope,
they could not endure the change OF climate,
food, and water, insepardbY from visit hete.
Nevertheless they have endured II, having made
tWentysiX day journey from Nsalla 70 jersey
City, over tue plsins, making one de al run II
nifty two hours between Ogden and Lar lInte,
aud resting Ia corrals filed with snow, md they
are 10 such prime CONDITION that their owner ~
Wiling to put them on the track WITHIN twenty
four hours.
me odds in the wager have been given To the
Californian in consideration Of the heavy tA-
penses Of purchase and transfer. Iuese have
amounted To more than $1,000.
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oncerts viii be continued nightly.
Where TO Get Good Dinner for Reasona-
Bile Price.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: II the
Gastronome Of the World ia really anxious to
dine cheaply and well, let him try some OF the
Italian and French restaurants situated for the
most part between Tenth and Fourteenth
streets, where table d'h0te is SUI piled at a
fixed price. The charges range between ~ cents
and 81 ~ for a dinner including a pint Of wine,
and he menu, which is varied from DAY to day,
IL almost always more inviting than that for
which the GastrOnome paid $40; salad aud
cheese IRE never waiting. OF cour-e the wine
u not chateau h Rose. but unusually fair rim
OTIindue, qulte good enough for everyday
drinking. When the fairs ot the WOfd are UNI
usually prosperu the Gastronome can easily
suit. tiute higher priced wine by paving the
difference. In most Of the restaurants | refer
To the diner will obtain separate table for
himself, and the table linen, though simple, ls
0l~av- good and clean. Tue Gastronoms will
md IA I his fellow diners arc for tne most part
Journalist. artists, nd other gentlemen,t 10 whom
econ mical habits and good dinners are both
matters VI Importance. 81.
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An TSEM ENIS.
Opening Night of the Central Park Garden
Concerts.

Mr.. Downing VIII try this summer TO
sustain the interest in the Central Park Garden
concerts that Theodore Thomas has given 70
them In past years.
lie opened his summer campaign last evening
aim 81 unsessonably, as IL turned:out, for the
night was breezy and chilly, and II fire prefera-
BILE to Oten air. Nevertheless there a large
attendance, and OF the same excellent class Of
people that have been seen all through the
srring and summer OF former years at the
Thomas concerts.
Mr.. Downing has nm orchestra of about thirty
must ciana. evidently c imposed II verr excellent
material. comprising some OF the philharmonic
orchestra, ana others OF equal ati lty. His pro-
grammes, Judging from that OF Lust evening,
will he made up OF lighter class Of music than
Thomas acoustic mtd to give, such as
operate irrangemeuts, ranscriptious for or
chestra OF popular songs, insIrumsnt solos.
ovcrtures, and waltzes. lnere VIII also be
spice e variety In the shape OF vocal music.
Last evening, for instance. there wero some
twenty and more singers who took parit IN
the concert. singing among other things tae
"Star Spdngled Banner" and singing IL very
well, Madame salvotU taking the solo parts.
The arrangement OF the national anthem WIS an
excellent one, md 40 cuntfived AS to give con-
trast and interest to the stirring song. IL WIS
not. however, IN the least degree helped by the
young hoy dressed a. the Goddess of Liberty,
and waving n large American flag. That little
innocent Piece of buncOmte fell very Hat upon
the audience. On the stage 81 theatre It might
have been effective, but IN concert hall II was
out Of pl zee.
The hall itself Is not large MS II was Last year.
the long ssHge way or corridor, In which the
entrance was, having been shut on, and the en-
trance being directly into the main h4il, which Is
but single room.
The concerts " III be continued nightly.
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Two important discoveries: The discovery OF
America by Columbus, aud Dr. Percts CO den Medl'
cai discovery tie one opening up 10 mauelnd ne"
continent the other fuuut IN OF ntaltli Wucn Is n-
dispensaOle to the fu enjoyment OF he AID ITS bees
Tugs In to the above sen iment come the uh
patleuts who have been relieved 81 chrome ailments
through ltH ms rumentaty. Those VOICES are united
10 no one locality hui from every city, village aud
hamlet IN our broad domain, as wei as from DINER
cmCs aud IN the strange ut crancee OF foreign hgues
IKE the confused murmur OF many waters, come un-
fesned and hearty cuumenlatlOns. 1t Is IN comhlna
ton with the Pleasant lurgaye Pellets the great de-
purator of the age. Under It's benign non erupons
ppeAT, excessive wa tie Is checked the nerves are
strengthened, and health long bauished from the
ten, resumes her regn and retstahishes Ter rOseate
throne upOn the CHEEK. All who have thoroughly
tesied rs virtues In the diseases Tor which Il Is rec
commended uric IN pronOunein1 Il tue great MEDICAL
Discover VI the aa1.-Aas
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: In
your paper OF the I'D inst ind the following
In an account Of certain "curlostles found
among the effects OF the late Hon, Henry II.
Mygitt" at Binghamton;
On the wal OF tie library Of the yirtuso hangs life
Size painting Of the noted Florida Indian chi Osccul .
over lock OF hair, straight aud coarse, anu as
black coal Inns hair Was cut from Nsceolas NJ al
Immediately after he WAS snOt ny AN officer relative
OF Mr.. hysatt. the letter enclosing the lock, Rmo
states that the head OF the chirt was severed IRON ms
bod aud taken to ST. Augustine for preservation, a
fact never mentioned by historians
This Is very interesting, and is accurate, cK-
cept in one or two trivial particulars. Osceola
was not shot by Mr. Mygatts relative or any one
else. The head Of the chief was not sent TO 81.
Augustine nor was IL ever severed from his
body. The truth is that he died IN captivity ut
Fort MOutIe, Sulliyan's Island. opposite Charles
ton, 4. c., ana was buried with his mead stil on
his shoulders, within the grounds OF the Tori,
where the writer has seen his grave score VI
times.
Your correspondent at Binghamton 10 correct,
however, in the statement that the idct ne re,
NERIrAs.
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THE BL.fCk MILLS.
A Movement Of Troops and Armed Citizens
against the sioux.

against the sioux.
FORT ELLIS, Montana, April 10.-Thcre
seems to be general movement OF military
and parties OF armed citizens directed against
the Indians. Six companies OF infantry under
command of den. q ibbun, and four 49, anies
OF cavalry under comnind Of Major iirisbin,
with artillery aud turee months supplies, are
RAPIDLY advancing on the hostile Sioux, and no
douut S.ttilg Hun will bc onu-ed to move ms
seat In snort order when they come up with
him.
A citizens' expedition, numbering about go
men. has left tnis region for the Black llills.
the men are an fIlV armed and equip ed fr
an exploring trip through the re puted go nelds,
and are supplied with seed and agricultural
implem nts. II productive lands IRE found ia
the country occupied by the Sioux II islntcndcd
to seize them, found settlements, and begin
which the Indians claim 10 the uossesston Of
the soil under their treaties with the United
States Government.
VERY discouraeing and contradictory reports
continue to reach here from the lila' Hills,
vet the restless dyenturcrs Of this frontier press
IN the hope Of finding the hidden treasures
about which so nucn has been said, but u
which so little has been seen. In spite 81 the
unsatisfactory reports rom the HIS the from
tiersmsn neatly all seem to be infected with the
gold fever. and with the utmost disregard for
the safety Of their scalps they are invading the
territory OF the SIOUX from eveiv iarter.
Having had much experience In gold hunting
myself, take this occasion To say to the enter
pris,ng youths OF the L stern States that n oird
IN the hand Is worth two in the hush, and those
who nave home had better stay there rather
than rish starvation aud the scalping knife In a
region wncn promises 1t poorly for successful
results even 10 the experienced miner.
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MoypAY, May Flour dun, with tone in
buvrs favor svg!hern aug ST. Lon,s ''sad' RI
cvt3 65i ,upernnc sia'r and Western ~ iooti5o SIP
Wcslcr winter common s9ves5 % a, XA and KAN,
fraaes, sd76ats 10 ~ hour .npcrhnc' slooss5. 10
r'H"SisioSs"Pork va, lover; sales on the spot 800
b1. mess a. t2loS na ios is'.rs seivers go 33i,.
July ~ % ana Ssrt.mbcr ~ 20 ,loeS fg,'s %
ava tcs bacon qa,ei sale. 200 eIs. ely lon. q AZ al
iease we ct 90 quoted ,' ~ larI wa lower
sisioSsisi6 Tor prime .We,tsra, ssa for future
, s., s,,i is tor jay ''s S s 49, Jun of
Angus, Drc,Sel hogs o~e- At 6rsioe' r. III csgs
Va further decline in Ira ior iature dsiiv ~ vi
ale; at slSlss for June. 1880 for july, and 1855
5orFSscepo,. ag irTcsqar decline Middns up,
"pened sr s' 6u, co.rd nrD SaIeu <, 80 6ars clos
Ing at Il lll6, tor My, IL .9.3sc for June, IS .c
ior july AM io.e for August Receipts al TN potts
GRAIN Wheat unsettled, sales 10000 nq'h a. g o.
sIrlng tIeuoil2l Tor No. MIN aus slrinI tl.2G-
saic Tor o as a 'I sl 'S aS ~ al sS Oas
,S'ioe ioT relecte ! al@ ~ eG 9, dcd So sm yea,
.sd sSslg aSd az, % r ss Gs ~ ile
mixed cios a DEE. dtosiH u, ror 'a mixed, c 80
c D,,'s ana Sis5iec Tor mt H Gair u Ss; '.D
stNnhits.spr,, tuipeltiae was guy, At 3D. Rosit
quoted At 81 so,s,i 80 Pc rolcuin va, rather easy,
nned, N Dbs. AT 1870. Ocean lgel hts Nert very
steady, though rah quiet era t. LOnaon by steam.
Sd d.. 10 Glasgow by steam. 7ewSla to Ani"e y
b, steam sgd. do. 10 Bremen by steam, pi' do 10
Cork for ORDERS bs UIOths. & a.; do, To the british
Channel, D.. AZ l;i refined petru"um 10 ne bili''
As Sd, do from PM drplla to krcmru - 80. Nhe-
h y nrmer, with FL. ~ asNed and an I'D
GROCERIES coffee was arm uht uhtt quoted At
lbAvilnis gold sar. 1850 biss, part AT SAN uolr,
NJ l9oolSc., goldi mlli grade, uncuHnsei Molass's
and rice QIlrt nut unchanged. Raw susNs more active
an firm FAR TO good refining Nuna Nldal lhl6c.;
sal,s ,dii hhds. ant 40 bAs cuba mus. Ntuo at
grades AT -. lonncd sold IA rY al lu'sSlu'pc. Tor
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DIED.

DoLAN-Tn Williams ,ursi. April 90 Margaret Do.
Ian widow Of the ate Daniel Doan In the 7On year u
Inc relatives and ends Of family re4pect-
aanScc - o. ia as, NAV : At o'cocS.
LCLDAGNR-N! l. -, Mr. " liam Fuidagar
NotICc hereafter.
lLUPoLp. n 81. Jonn Leopold, in Ms e7th year.
yii,d oa es ir '' "a % ron his late resdcace 81
"a, L.. 80 On Ia 10y Nay a. Tosi9i,~'
You requested To att, nd g. eel meeting at Cuun
Snrp To- ait,nd ,ne lanerl +" OF Bro. johh eSpol.
Mean. els sstc- Coulciis are respectfully invited 10
"''slu :" '',' ~ S''-' D Gmi.stYuorR,c uncillor
LFGGE-1n FRO X yn. On VI Il iay. NAV |. 1870. Mrs.
Il 10 oege wife OF lhoma L *. Ia tne Both year
Relatives and frlenas OF the family are respectfully
ytctfolte tte tun,rai from her LIE nti nee. %
Moon LION i nday. NJ /. at p. NJ, Of con.
sunni "a, l.oeii hereJ Nie-oA~.d, aged ~ Yeas and
ai'es and nds OF the I'm t@y a are re respect.
c9grcA. between sta anu VA avs, On Wednesray at
hEirrp.-on Sunday April 81. Anna Jane. beloved
wiie Of EdwarI Reter. aged 20 ears months and 20
lieihuves and friends. also members Of sanctorum
Lodsc No ~. Fald AN, are respectfully lAyitci 10
Brunt ST. south Br OK Va, on Iuc,day My .. at !
9'Sek T. Nj nas MN, M ',sSn 'ae CHURCH
II 'NDhAt l.-Ou The Let INST, OF consumption.
il. ne d. aud he musical fraternity are invited to
NTH u he r. sidrnce OF II, son stephen smith.
3gi humboldt ST. 10 At an sin Il, 10 u- S2d year.
I,st.Ves n friend, re resp etfuy my te tost'
members u Alegha a. Loi.e, %. of o. r also tho
Veterans e IN, War ~ 1872, rsqu"s ed t. attend
ANorHER VETERAN ~ iSi2 GoNE-lou are request.
Ell To attend the funeral VI ,ur mts urOthcrs ldler
JONATHAN smith, IT ui the residence Of us n. 3Jd
HUMBOLDT -. i!fc Smith. on Tuesday, May ., al
o'c.oc, T. M"with the usual baige # mJuruing
y. B.-Tak ,ranu Ct, from loot % South 7th st..
Broualyn, l.. ID. GEN. II. RAYMOND,
tOl. \ hRM DAILY.
WA KFli -sanda-. April 30 MAJ sarrt a. Walker.
usht-r the late LernATG Campbell III the 27t ear
~ hti a-c.
Fun fro y her brothers res icnco. John H. Camp
bell. Jlnltor's apartments, iS Montague H., BrooN.
Ign Tue .ay afternoon, at O'clock Relatives aud
friends are invited To attend.
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THE OKLOHOM.f JOE.
Bill TO RepudiRtc the PHphtcd Faith OF
the [ nited StnIe. Government.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUNNI: The
duly authorized delegation Of the Cherokee Ma
tion desire me, as their Chairman, TO thank YOU
for your past defence Of the rights Of the In
oians of the indian Territory against the fire.
quent attempts OF cert In railroad companies
to dcspoll them of their lands through uniriend-
ly legislation in Congress.
The exposure OF this swindle by THE Sun and
other le ding JOurn Is OF New York, mas availed
much IN checking and defeating II. Nevefthe-
less. Its frlenfs have not despsifed OF success.
We now understand That they have succeeded
IN inducing the House Committee IN rerrit ories,
tnd probably the Indian Committee also, to
agree upon modified bill, organizing the
Territory If Oklohoma. This Is but the entering
wedge, which II carried through will sooner OF
later aoeomp' III the long sought end.
Our tr atie- secure To our people governments
of their own choice. Ii these may be supplant-
ed by an act OF tongre- our future may he
easily predicted. Whenever our people sh III in
vte q change, then Congress may assist IN
erecting IL; but until then Congress cannot
initiate measures looking to such Change With
out doing viulen e 10 the plightei faith Of the
nation and endangering the most sacred rights
ofthe Indians. Very respectful,
ID. IL. Ross,
Chairman Of Cherokee Delegation.
At.rt
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than one quarter OF section TO ono pure 'ser
and for price not exceeding Two uolliS NJ
0fty cents ter acre. Tue act referred To ny Mr.
Blaine. "a hayny he pas-ed since hls NV, ~
mem was ma G. M &C. e hci ~ Nart" q ~
T, pcalne this p,uviso. do u eo nov tu's
ACT can well he called one mct'iN 70 Zee NY u
vin,s mi stake In A. cisntion, for u will rrudly
be sen IN / it was most important To tue com
pnuV. ,.,,te D,.L rcod
Nr. Blaine repeats that the Llttie hnSN rNnu
d. rived ain 1t had fr m the state OF hthuhs,a7'
and NOT from Congress; tnat II was ~ thc US
cr,iton of Congress to give or wiihh' Id rom ne
~ tp i'm. il was solely IN the discretion OF tue
Si,te to live or Withhold from the Little Rock
rh,-I' n, hid assertion In view 81 the f'cts.
II 81, a. vel he s i'll that the Dcuchcihties I'M
d. me Peabody fund are indebted To tue
truatees OF that fund. nj not 90 Nlr. PEABODY,
fnr Tho bounty best Nv d. rue luea INT this
roiIrrsi company derived the lands referred TO
rom the state of Aiklnsas. aud not from The
g,nernl government. Is so HO utd that II creates
asfouishtnent that Nr. Baine should venture to
assert ii with ~ knowledge OF the facts before
MIN he stultines himself by such a de1 ra-
ION aud. II he Is a. Inaccurate I'm the other
facts stated In his replv" ~ he II SHOWN To b,
in those relating to this land Cr mt, the fewer
EXPLICIT statements he makes the better Ii Will
be fOl his reputation.
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AsHER-ZORR OwskL-On sunday, April 30. at the
re G, OF te 9rid parents uS We hev D. lstzzc.,
kOWs 4 OF this city.
HENTON-No APTHv.- on Sunday. Arm 80. 1870
~ the Kew. lr. Nahudenke Mr.. Bett min Benton 10
M.s Neiie, second daughter Of MIR. Daniel Mccarthy,
all 0t New YOrk CIV.
HtDMAN-BOOKMAN.- On SUNDAY, April 80, at
Lyric Hal, ty the Rev. I. I. iyuue, judah Z. Fined.
L.s' New YorS
Apnl 90 thu residcnc Of the mi les father. Thos.
IIggn, to Bcssy bartwell daughter OF James Crane,
Nj. ~.
LATHAM -TIGoMPsON-on Thursday. April 81. It
the luiondac VI. l.. Chufcn, the Rev j. l.. LO iRe
william ii. Latham OF Jersey CRY II iEhts 10 Jeuniei
ypuugc.t dau liter OF Garrett Thompson, Esq, VI
UMoINa. l.. |.
20 ~ El-NOORE.-In Buffalo. n. Y, April 90, by
q l;tv. u. Il. Frazer MI. Edward server Of New
York to Mis- Kate Clarke, daughter of John n. Moore
4 4.. Z 10 I cIty.
WOOD-TURNER At Jersey CITY Heights. on Wed.
nesday. April 81, b, the Rev. James /. Amerinan. =.
Eugene Wood If Liberty y. y anu Sarah j. turner "
former place.
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New YORK. Monday. May / Receipts OF
be,y YESTERDAY and to-day were 300 car ioads or
4c1p n,al, missing $500 Tor the week, igainst pl52
flr ns previous EEK, ANT bih for the cofrcsp
Neck at wear. The average qu my Was TAR, Nitn a
few steers In the hues DR. ives, and load
pr tiy r,ugl Texas oxen. The Fact wa lttle =
guar but generally fair at about the current tos
Of last Fiday Exclusive Of a few top cattle sOld az
l2c. n, TO dress 90 ns. car load Of ruugn Tex t-
oxen at Sc, to drc.s % and fat bulls AZ ~ hl
Grai ~ 100 ms Ave weight, the range Wat ll94c
q, n, TO dress 5G,,i7 ns.
Rec ipis Of caves were SAL head. ma1ing 3 400 Tor
the week against S3l1 for tnr prcv,t US week me ",
mand moderate, and sales rather sloH 81 tse &C.
n. for poor to good vells. 49,
were % car lo,ds 800 head, ma&lng 1897 fo 4 6
week against .lS4uO for last wrrf, Tie mhlAtl A.
good nut shade easter than SATURDAY, WIN far
business at 6tqC.ssgc. n. for unshorn sheep oI
To- cllpned do, and l2oplbc. for tprln limOs.
lrct hogs - cars, or h,o'S mead MAKING
2O126 Tor the wees AZ nnst 2u2N ast ~erk Nohe loi
aals alva alAIul " elVkaG- n
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Tho Other side of the story.

To THE EDITOR OF lHE SUN-Sir: In your ia
II fnIay, under the head Of one More In Ludlow
Street Jai," you saws
LOrenz, Dow arrested yesterday on an order
gran ed Oy Justice MeAiam. Tn plaintiff, jared H.
Cory, alleges int Dow, W he repre- entatiOn nd ced
HIM to CCept ~ notes OF 5000 each III II ne (DUN) has
not PAID. Dow was taken 10 Ludlow street IAN,
Is In the power Of any two men to cause the arrest
u any citizen by false swearing. was arrested, but
not taken 10 Ludlow street jail One Of the two On
whose AFFIDAVIT the arrest wac made had arrested in
December ast on charge OF sNindlIR, anu moved by
his tears, became myself his bali ana paid the shens
ices, This las arrest part OF an Old schre,a ine
tria VIII snow. In justice ! ask You TO publish this.
ketpcctmuy, LoREszo DOW.
4 L I'M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-02

The body Of Il sandy-haired young man that
had evidently be, IN the many days found
of West FlfVseNenth street yesterday Its outer
clothing was black oyercoat, cardigan Jacket, bick
trousers, and white shirt. WILL IN lair German
tcrilt, uated May II, 1874, blAnk book containing
nutrs ~ extensive travel IA HermanY aul some OF the
OF X. DOherr Co. ink manufacturers, OF $50
Mht fOftetn street. were in the pOcNtts oi ne over
coat. john b. hoffman Was Inscribed On the ny
uaf OF the blank book Nil DOaerr sdid yesterday that
he cannot rrcuirct that he ever had customer or An
empluYve named kOhluan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-02

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales by;
T. A. Lawrence Co, Que nvo-story brick store aud
tenement, with lot lglA75 ~ Ludlow street sde,
90 feet south Of Broome street, $l2,J75.
one nOu wltn lot 2hApsp, north side OF Thirty third
street, 100 feet wet of Let avenue, fG.423
by James N. Miller. twelve wears lease q plot, 20 TX
100 WITH tA thrtv-stury prck udluss anu twV frame
houses aud stable thereon, 1880.