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Catarrh IA q common disease-so common that
snuiilEg, splitting, anu blowing Of the
every turn ON tr street Your foot sp- In these nasy
DISCHARGES on the idev IL aud In the pub convey.
nnce and It's nragfecaOle DOOR, cont unnatlug ne
bTe am Of The afflicted, renders IA m ohensyo W heiT
associates, There Is the hEht NJ medic authority ioI
btalhg that win fully ouehalf u not two.tllrds u
those afflicted with conau npliun OF the lungs the dis
ease cOnnt nces eatarrh IN tie or head, tue
next siep beng To HE throat aud bronchial tubes
laAtly " the lungs How Important then to give early
and prompt attention 70 catarrh To cure this loaf :.
some dseAse CORRECT The system bv uslng Dr. Pierces
Golden Medica Discovery which tones IL up, laansfs
,ns olooa and heis Tho diseased xlands of specine
influence upon them TO assist, ure Dr. bage's ca.
t1rrh Remedy with Dr. Pleroe's Nasal DOuche. This
the only way 20 reach the upper and back eaviuts Q
where the dschaIg comes from No danger lh
tIeatmnnl, and "a pleasant 10 use. Tue Two meOi-
ADO
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THE REPUBLIC OF HAYTI.
A Provisional Government Oran nized By the
Revolutionary Committee.
The Central Rev evolutionary Committee of
HhXiI hnye OH hli.hed Tho fnlloM ing decree.


. The Central Revolutionary Committee. considering
that by the fact of the triumph OF revolution Cen
Niche Dominique has fallen IRON the Presidency snd
tat thcre 10 urgency tor prooaimnx ami g4nlkng
Provisional Governments
Considering that all over the country restoration
sfrued snd nAt II IL important e. the necessary
measures ia order 10 Insure It's immediate WORKING Il
AErIcLKI A Provisional Government, composed OF
nve memuers, Is instituted
i. To administer the ordnsry public service. e. 10
oonvoke immediately Tue primary and electoral
the electoral law OF the 2ith Of August 1874. 10
nominate he equities and CANDIDATES for the Sens
totial elections VINO are to com the National Az
semby, lntusted 10 nominate toe President OF the
public.
ART. ,. After the nomination OF the Provisional Gov.
ernmeut four Councillors vii DE- appointed
ART. a. salI Councillors are 10 share with the mem.
befH OF the Provisional Government tue responsibility
AIR 5. Members Of the Provisional Government and
OF 500 pissrss for their whole term Of ONCE
ART. q. Ciuk ne Boisroul Canal, HTppcnte, Louis
pointed memoers u toe Provisional Government.
Arr. T. on the Installation OF the Provisional Gov
ernment. the Revolutionary Committee viii DC dls
count Of their administration.
Ahr g. Ihs decree shall immediately be made puniic.
tory OF the reDublic,
Long Ave Liberty
Long i've Revolution
Long i've the Consultation OF 1867
Given At the Headquarters Of the Central Revolution.
thiro Of our Independence
T. CARHIf. the Pr.slacnt Of the Central Committee.
tares.
The names OF the four Councillors referred to
In Art. are
Hannibal Price. Minister OF Finance, Com
merce, and Foreign Relations
DIVIDE Cameau, Minister Of the Interior. Agri-
cul lure. and Police
MORN Montasse. Minister Of War and Marine ;
5. l. Lafontaine, Minister Of Justice, Religion,
anu Instruction.
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Gen. Charles G.. IIlpiue's widow, Lucy L..
ia pine recovered judgment yesterday for about $500
agalust W.ultm c. Barrett, the defauiting lawyer.
Barrett was her cOnndenuh ayser AMI business sgent
and fuen. yed 10000 OF her money On the 2oth
Of d mOer, 1919 H. pr missed 70 invest II securely
for ncr ueutn Dut iALrad Of doing 80 ne Converted
II 10 Is Owl Ten day aiterNarl, tor the purpose
Of conceAliug cOnV rsOn, he hdNi cd her that a
nlnre secure hive tncnt 81 tho money might he made
by mortgage On MS house al liz rat lhfly'hihlh
street, an tru ting Inn, she Arsented. sue suntt,
0u.ut earned tHat the nous, purchased IN 1851
~ 300 aud that The mortgages On lt amounted 10
laU,uUO, : NM MeT .Ion Nls v Ollues1.
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DoxSEIIy-on Monday. NAV IL 1874 James n
Dann,iiy agcd ~ years '' ~' ~ N'
1he ,s.ttxs. snd sricnss ~ IN. t.rnx .r. r..r..s
fuiy ,nvifsd To- attend Inc tnneral iynn NJ. Ia r,s
dence. 5ie Newark ay. Jersey Heights on Wednes
Rai,W N ay whsr, mass ~ rennen ~ m ha ofnre1
M Tor The rsnuse Of Ms sonl f "
NfDONNFiiY SUNDAY NAV IA Ann wife ~ John
DonneIy. OF the county II Armagh parish OF Tynan
Ireland In toe pSth wear If ner ACE 49, F - '-'
Reafiyes and friends OF The FANNY are respectfulIv
invited to attend the tuneral on TuesIay ne i6ih al
Az Mes, 4Ist ~ - -'' ~ "' ~
FOX-On inc 18th inst Mary beloved wife OF owen
EoN In her 18Th wear.
Relatives and itcds Of the family are invited to at
tend her ,r,n c ~. re- ii,nce 9So North am
ss WI iiams6arsn' at r. ~ ns.aS tue iSth ins,
az. ~. frand. ~ - - . ~ i sir
e Anni VTnonn Snndsv - st, vie AZ
John c.rainer ICED 10 49,. "' - -"@A'S'"' w.
Re and fr,rnds ri fha t.,,iv axs
invited TO attend he iuprral on Tnrlssy Wax Id al
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A DEAD MILLIONAIRE.
wherein the Late John A Merritt Differed
from Many other Men.

from Many other Men.
Mr., John A. Merritt, who died about a
week ago in westchester county, was an ex-
traor mary man. He was about ~ years Of age,
a bachelor, with no near relatives, and worth, at
the lowest estimate, over million dollars. Mr..
Merritt was n director IN the Pacific Bank
from its organization In 1850. and was Vice-Pre
dent at the time Of his death. He was never
known TO give any m oney away, but was strict
ly honorable In his business transactions. He
made his wealth chiefly by cattle brokerage. Ga
the severest days OF the win er Of 1s7i-5, be Wis
tied the cattle market, and hseeled about prices
a. though he depended on his bargains for a
living. He made no Will. A few DAYS before bis
death Mr.. Campbell President OF the Pacific Bank,
advised him to make will. aud Mr.. Merritt said
he thought he would. He was suddenly seized
with pneumonia When his life was despaired
OF, he sent down word for Mr.. Campbell 10 bring
up his papers. Mr.. Campbell took the IN up, and
Mr.. Merritt, Mr.. Campbell, and q lawyer pro-
ceeded to examine them preparatory to writing
anvil. When tho examina.ion began. Mr. Mer-
ritts mind was clear aud rational. 1t occupied
several hours, and before 10 was hDlshed his
mind was wandering and he was not IN = At con-
diton to intelligeotly dictate testament. He
died soon afterward. Although he denied himself
m ny Of the comforts OF life, and seemed to be
infatuated In his accumulation of money, Mr..
Merritt bad strong conceptions Of right and
wrong. When the Supreme Court of the United
states decided that antc-whr dcots should be
Dai1 in gold, Mr.. Merritt protested against
the decision, saving that all debts should be
paid in currency. When people called on him
10 discharge ante-war mortgages he willing
TO take greenoacks. Almost all his investments
were IN bond and M ort gaze, aud he seldom fore
closed as long as Interest was p i'd. Eveu In
these times Of depreciaiion he had 70 buy In
only one or two pieces Of real estate. His prop
erty Will " divided among twelve or fourteen
cousins. Mr.. Campbell Is his administrator.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
THE SENATE IN SECRET SESSION ON
THE IMPEACHMENT.
| The House Inauiring About the wbiskey
ains and the Dismissal Of tseu. Henderso.
The sf0.O0O,0OO silver Dill Defeated

The House Inauiring About the wbiskey
| ains and tbe Dismissal Of tsep. Henderson
The sf0.00O,0O0 silver Dill Defeated.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-In the Senate TO-
| day Mr.. ConkliuR 0sep., N. " presented various
| resolutions OF the New York Chamber Of Com
merce in regard to the naval station at New Lon
don, Conn, relating TO silver coinage, and to the
Signal Service Bureau, all Of which were re-
ferred to appropriate committees.
Mr.. West Gep., La, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported favorsbly on the House
bill appropriating $1,000 to pay the expenses Of
the select committee appointed to investigate
the Federal Offices in Louisiana. Passed.
Mr.. Sargent (tep., Cal) introduced a bin to
restrict the immigration VI Chinese TO the
United States.
Mr.. Herman (Dem., N. " introduced q bill
TO enable the Court OF Claims to hear and de-
termIne the claim Of the personal represen ta-
tives Of Ferdinand Gals, q citizen Of France.
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Boutwell, Rep., Mass.J from the special
committee to inquire into the several executive
departments Of the civil service OF the Govern
ment, reported bill to provide for the more
sDeedy adjustment OF the accounts OF the
Treasurer Of the United States. Placed on the
calendar.
The House bill TO amend tho act OF March 10,
1874, to encourage the growth OF timber on the
Western prairics, and the House bill to extend
the time to preemptors on the public lands were
passed.
At 12:t5 p. NJ. the legislative business was sur-
peuded, aud the cOnsld Grafton of the articles OF
impea, Ont against w. W. Belknap, late Sec
Rotary OF War. was resumed. the pending ques-
ton b. ,ng whether the Senate has Jurisdiction.
Mr. ingalls, (Rsp., Ken) moved that tue gale
Ies be cleared and the doors closed, that the
Senate might deliberate on the subject. Agreed
To, and the Senate, at l2i5, went into secret
ference.
At 40 p. NJ. the doors were reopened, and
the senate, sitting as a court Of impeachment,
adjourned until to morrow.
Mr.. Ogles6y (Rep., Ill iron the Committee on
Public Lands, reported favoraoly on the House
bill ex ending the time within which home
stead entries upon certain lands 10 Michigan
may be made. Placed on the calendar.
Mir. Morrill, (iep, VT introduced a bill re-
curing the removal OF the tracks OF the Baiti-
more ana OHIO Railroad Company from certain
streets In the City OF Washington. Referred to
the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds. Tue Senate then adjourned.
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Yesterday at the Exchange L. A. Lawrence
Co. sold at public auction Sstory brick tenement
with plot ooxi0o idist street. ~ feet Harlem
Railroad depot. &sO0.
The following property vas also sold under fore
closure:
Two 3story brick houses. one 2sory and attic frame
store and dwelling. and 2-story brick stable, with
plot 25lxl00 s1252Ni07 TO- esi Henry, southwest cor
her Sea nulcl street, tl2.GuO.
Two 5--tOrY brick tentncnts with luts each 25x76,
ago AMI 1922 West Ffsxth street. south side. 800 feet
west Ninth avenue, tlJSOo
one OF 25llO, west side Clifton (now Rrookl
10 feet south lA3d street (I~enti third Mard) t2t5O
one building with lot 25NlOo east ride Eighth avenue,
boo feet sOuth titiy-sAih street, $4,000.
Two houses With lots each D. north side Fifty
seventh street, 50 feet east Tel, avenue, 10000
One noueo with lot II x9sO north side Thirty eighth
street, 2gl.5 feet west eighth Avcnue, 1900.
The following foreclosure sales were adjourned:
Twelve lots northwest corner OF Avenue A anu l03d
street 10 May - one plot northeast corner OF i0Slh
street and Fourth avenue ono blot mort
OF Lexington and 1O6th street one plot south
ea corner Of l07th street and Fourth avenue and
plot southwest corner Of IO7th street LIE
ton avenue, 10 May ~
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PIGEON sHOOTiNG IN BERGEN.
Ao'ose'y-Coniested Match for $500, betwee
MN..r.. n.nuian Ia nd 4 I'm Mann.

"'s-rs' DcnnisOI aud 1hOA p-0n.
'Alsr nu uber OF sports IN bergen yesterday
'''N.oN 20" match at pigeon shooting Tor $50 be.
% w. ID "'nhi on and + Thompson % birds each,
'''' ''s'' o. yards boundary, from ground trips.
1l'a 'h'lr are. lree Olrdsi then Dennison hit his
,'+' aari blt t4e bird m ,nlged 10 get out OF the
s1|.' i".upson followed suit wan hrs fourth h..
b.l." N''Dh e.. chpper got OutsiIr t.,r distance
n ' it Vi ga hlui NttIlu a asa Il &c buu d g..
hu .,'''. r'u-ut down "a, nan, and thia gave
tr "Nlt ht malitainrd uh II me ., yenternt n
a..y... ' 'y.1ro4' Mean ile Dcuubou had been
k4.. t ''"liHf' Beginning VITA NJ nfln Ii u ne
Ltlr A. ,-Ii. A'o"s until nc broke uOwn al tue nf.
utn ." tH'NN htds lhcY acre ven. Den.iaoa
h ul.'t, d ' 'u'ns hFc, NINE Thou pso . ~ en-
iavu ttu. va % u.Yb, a. uid ~ u eAti nith, Del.
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NJ USEMENTS.
Pride at the Brooklyn Theatre Cha riotts
Thompson as Alice.

Miss Charlotte Thompson produced last even
ing tie Brooklyn Theatre the four.act drama OF
Pride" The piece was taken from the German and
played b. her hye years ago under thename OF Alice.
II simple IN construction with but little Incident,
aud Ntuuut strong stuatlons. iAc', tile mOtheriess
daughter OF rich tanKer mortines the pride OF her
fafher, grandmother, and brother ~ refusing the
hand OF wealthy young man, aud BY
marrying her drawing master. Her father discards
her, and she lives In poverty until her husband Mus
money sud fame as painter. Ine father ruined by
hls worthless SON IL IN succored by her pure, and
RECOMMENDATION taxes place Miss Thompson Vas win.
ming usual IN her dehueatlon VI Adt, but the other
character, rsonated BY Mess 3. Arm L. Burroug -,
L.mJ Pympton, aud Ms Farren, had H. tie scope Tor
effective acting. The burlesdue, Bhck-kyed susan"
with stuart IL DsOn as Captain CTOs6H &C, closed the
evening hlaTlOuhly,
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MONDAY. May l5.-Flour nrmer and sai0c
and GOOD DEM nj Tor minneso,S a'r aud .sr
SnteT: vsrn meal aull. We quote; Flour. : bol No =
sGapns xsras EsstsSn and State io1t5so SPHINX
WIN 1s So sS Mpsi ,ssss g. % az
a. ~ o,sosss.s SOUTHERN .hipn.nf 90 s,a.'o IA
Sios sndy sins corr ea IS Scass U.s. Wv
m w,s nrmsr sri On ne sPSs 800
a t'o jub AID sci soS,aI S tot HasS.i Win Win
- cry long clear "aG liS.e Tor western DO. Lard
opene1 hIsr, 9u, closed oser; aes ON ne sg95 800
;$G5 5 g S, "a ss"iag = inside Efys. .a
Jun, fisaS dosa 10 ,isO7'.. ana Aasast ! ti5fsis
an G 81 Tor S Aasa hos ~. oSf
fT'sa s R for n iS iS e.
pol s' /, , 22o 9'q 1ash At q " tor No CnesSo
81 q Tor A. sne 50 sPrns q a:pti 70 70, no
No spf'gi ii si1SI 70 fSr White uenss.r ii 20
fot No. white Michigan 81 Al Tor amper stte AID
"A 5000 bush At Sesiife. ier I1e range o mixed
s ~ ~ Tor no ua9e i t5e I g. VIII ana
bd&Se xnlie STATE; Ne safes 5000 busa. Mcsi;
Sa, IA At 800 Y .'srs barley sii.Is.ss a go
bush a. 'iH i"F No.. SAT- Soi.aY 40 Tor canada
sales $4,000 nu-n a %ss6O,ic tor steamer mxed Oh
fop IS 4, Weslsrn h,SsI 49, A'N ''''
GHooknlss RIO conoe was quiet anu weak, At lolsa
ieras stock here VI l02 40 bags mid grade, wcrs
80 Gags Mexican sod at private price Kiee ADD me-.
lAsses .tt ang IN hang,u sugais n,m md far
act We shiH - 100 hhds blOb mHtr, and 1900 Gags;
inemlnR Cuba muscoyAdO al 7jh75lCgSc. ntr,ful al
AZ slr, mulasset grades AZ &C. and Manila at 5-lb.
krhnei N demand and nrin at l04 glO4s for hard,.
sUNphiEs - plnts turpentlne was uull and lover at
,isO iSr ssmIlSn 70 5000 IiSl.sa, reiroeun Va. IN
sone demand anu nrm at s9sse2lc. for Ia bula,
anu ltc Tor renLed IA bus. Ocean fftJhtA moi.
ertsy sctve anu berth room 'teady, nut charter
.s 3d. sS,sss ''t sG e"
don by stam I'd; bacon, 6s. GAN to 0asgow ~
steam sjyegvi do % Hull b. steam, OIL 40. to tfr
oam; bs lo,td art do. 10 II inburg 6s, Dapnths to
the United Kingdom. A. 8d crude PETROLEUM TO hsr
settles, ts rebned do 70 Rotterdam Be Atdi 40 from
Philadelphia 70 Bremen s. MhsAey was dall anu M
settled; quoted at tll15Sdot112
Corrok-spots ntm, With a better inquiry. MddlisQ
spiAnds. Size. sales, eio3 bsles FUTURES opeled
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FOR THE PiRLOR CITY.
A Hose Carriage that will Bear Comps rison
with any Other In the World.

Mr.. Edward u. Leverlch OF l19 Walker street
has completed q new plrade carriage Tor Crystal
Hose Co. No. 1 OF Binghamtcn. The reel head
faces OF hafnch French plate glass the reel
Is gyerplated JACKET which IL engraved the name
OF the company. wreath OF laurel leaves encirces
the motto; Good will to ALL" The reel rests upon two
side arcucs. under which are two crouching tigers
facing each Otne- over the reel scroll supporting
twenty four inch ngure Of fireman resculng caid
that IL held Ia the left while the right hand IL
tended ID holds IRE trumpet. In FROM Of the Il
more elaborate scroll work supporting lwo silver side
lamps and silver signal lamp VI desgn. Be lind
the roll IL scroll WORK supporting two hilvtF bells, tWo
silver side lamps large gold eagle anu
plate. Inc box tters are bronze ngurcs tHeVe inches
high, representing the Crusaders Richard and Ec~ar
ON horseback. an SILVER plated. The carriage coal
$1,000. IL 10 10 be taken to Iughamton TO-DAY.
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"''l henry HalgnL's will was admitted 10
yesterday. Mr. laight left two ehildrel ID, sous,
r, n"'m Is oeai and dumb, and VINO married a
n lie gave Mrs lia,g.t 10000 year ana ,ncir
Ven, .tal ~ l.sou We ne and flcth srte aud a
~ I, Al '-- t'u A.cAA.Yr country seat IN q shcn
TAlOj u, Mit.H o.. Mal.rtle. Ot See nd ayeuuc,
Ga0 }.fi 10 DaNid P,f,rd. II 800 "a year 10 Ia,
H.. Ia A...An a.l Am iih-Id, 800 Oh annually; to
B.-h,' t2, a,1a aver a.alo te Ndow OF Daniel
lr,t +, ~ 4les the So. kchu4s hot . IA 10 be heId Ia
wet '0f ILLS ISo soas, tquslly, " " "N "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16

hc Nw YORK; Monday. May 16.-Receipts Of
seencd 9ssins' sdSs for last Prces farthes
lOfc n, to aress 5000 ms for common ~ 80
f1vn ,tesrs with few prime aud ots sod ~
ollfc., TO dress 81 be ~
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 20 nara ar A ala
nesn ~ 100 for the week against 5e Tor iss1
Mneen nne supply was not equal 20 the demand, and
sse ~ o. very poor TO prime cpp sheep e97ic
13ifc. n. ''- '". - "fO
kecegts q hogs were 90 cars. or 7os5 head making
W s., 1o1 lar sac alive nis morning but load
saturday a. NC n. City dressed hoss CLOSED nrmes
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The MII,,iamen m C-..dmoor,

The fret military shooting OF tho season was
done yesterday at creedmoor. Representatives from
nine regiments. all Of the First Division there
Those who had won markamens badges, and those who
were eligible to compete for them were the only ones
allowed TO shoot tho object being 10 all who
scored ~ OF the 90 points from further mhary shoot
lng TINS season. col Richard Vose OF the Seventynr
Regiment, onicer OF the day aud Lieut., Coi. " H.
FarN ell, Of Gen Shalers stan inspected the shooting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16
Beuea, Nigh. n, the Finh Avenue rhea,r.

Next Saturday evening an EXTRAORDINARY per-
VIII be giycu at The Fith Avenue Theatre for
the bepent OF tie popular comedian, Mr.. James
Lewis. "Charty" viii be played; also MIR. II. j.
Byrou'r new comedy, Weak Woman" when has been
nuru appaudtu at The strand Theatre, London. In
"tnirity" Miss Fanny Davenport vi, give her ad.
of tnc per onAnce vii uc the met appearance u
MIS- May IA ,NHrJ. whose regulation a. a handsome
wtm und an earnest and accomp lhhtd actress ras
pre- eled her. shr VIII play the part vi AIs IanOIa0h
Ia IA. = a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16
The Grenr SILVER Qnes,ion.

The people want silver IN the abstract,
and bills, too, and viii not refuse even gold but,
above all, they mt TO know all about the pdn-
ciple Of autornatsn which the Wilcox X q Ibis
Sewing Machine Company have applied with
such wonderful results TO their beautiful ma
chine. The oompany's address In this city is 6Js
Broad way.-Adp,
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PANAMA, Nav 6.-Gen. Barrlo, President OF
Guatemala has published decree. blockading the
ports IT salvador Article prohibits IN Che ports of
lyad1r tne intrOdu ION Of contrtbinl Of war All
aruc declared 20 be SUCH shall pc awlu prizes when
Liken AruC declares tne Following cOntrLn1ud OF
w.r; Arms uf knIs powder or It's constituent ele-
nLs, munitions uf war, aud material Tor their manu-
Iacture, 1Qulpnents Tor trOops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16

PANAMA. Ma, GA speci Il agent, acoo panied
ny ten todiors, nv the President Of Panama
some week, to tae Island Of San Andres, winch
beiopgs 10 The Colombian Government 10 seize large
quantity Of arms ammunition STORED there by the
friends VI the Cuban cau.e. few days since the ex
petition re- urned Orlhshg WI 'nen a., my s r nv
lhree calling guns, and ammunition In abundance. The
selkur ana whaL the Government mtenas
10 90 with the booty Is not Known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16

middle-aeed man rushed into superin-
tendont Walng's once yesterday and exclaimed that
his two children were stolen from hun on Saturday.
He cal ed himself 1hOdore Leontien Russian Ihyscan
or Thirty seventh street Philadelphia whence the chill
dren nHd been ABDUCTED. lie satisfied that oman
named oiga Iehetchuln had been employed BY his
divorced Nlte TO carry on the children she had
Tor long time past lurking about his home Pnila.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16
The Intimidation OF Witnesses.

The barns OF l.. W. Lawrence and Charles
Eberpacker " Dobbs Ferry sci on FIRE early on
sunday morning and destroyed. Loss $4,000. Both
men are Important Witnesses Inst the Fast lrylngLon
burEATs anu have feeelYeI many threatening letters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16
Eight Hundred Thousand Fish at ono Haul

Porpoises drove an immense school OF men
haden into Mattltuck harbor, one day last week and
the Coot Fishing Company, OF which Andrew Cox Ia
Cap ain, made haul with their seine zone and quar-
ter miles long,, They enclosed and drew TO laud up
ward OF 300 900 nsh most OF which very fat and
farmer have aimee been busy IN oArting them On TO
thtr nelds Tor manure. Ibis 10 the largest catch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16

,,om DoaS OF Adam Rail. who disappeared
ms , o''ord' y two weeks ago. has been found In
hu1sy on XII heir that place. He had eonsiderable
IA NJ n Us person llst before he dsAppeaTeL nut M
S'as When TIE bVaY sas found. '''~sS' WV "
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$usintss Nutites.


FRANKFORT, N. Y, Nov. I, 1905.
In the fall Of 1si7 took a severe cold which
hiaiion tried several Kinds Of mediclne and co ~
snea several physicians. but received no benen Ths
20 my bed with the same severe cough, accompanied
amy and dRad as ,rs' :. s ms.s 5s.: .
posed ny time 20 die hao come. AT this crisis sen
and vonderfu to relate before had use1 the rsj
bottle my cough greatly subsidized my night sweat e
slept soandly, and was, soon able 70 90 out AID
psHs 70 in S.cS s SSp eossss S.a
snd the % med h had ~ sdyses me to
enjoy a. good health 4. ever Before my years.
Ss sSs e9 s have iOTns
mended the BasaIn, and in numerous cases sent
xha have Great many Zines Seior
thai the baisAm' with Gods blessing saved my lIie
80 cents and u bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Danger OF Delay i-Many victims lie in decay ana
tarrh and Lung DseseJ that might be cured with pers
botte ~ Wi,nS pNI snu nsppnsss; ey using
fsliDle Remedy for Consumption.
Treatment. elk elastic stocRlnss and abdominal oess
shoulder bragg, and surgical appliances OF every Do
scription. Vesey st. (Astor house), opposite 81.
Truss Company, oss broadwsy sold cheap worn eos.
fortaoy ngnt and day never displaced, soon cures
Iupture avoid wretched metal aud worthless cotton
elastic " trusses.
s 81 Ia itself has no Si,tine o
the breath that Is sweeter than violets.
when tue best Is sold for "a at PohKRoYs 7io Broad
Crisfa doro's Hair Dve- In uniformity and
certainty OF operation stands unequaed 81 John Sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16

Constable Thomas Bentley, OF West Hoboken.
disappeared last Wednesday with his wife and two
children He vas elected Treasurer of the Wa hineton
Hook and Ladder Company recently, and t II said had
$500 belOn gng to the company lie hsa also eolseled
considerable money on executions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-16
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