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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02

NEW YORK has 5000 Indians on
reservations, all that remain Of the
great Eastern tribes. There is very
little of 10 when high, jack and the
game have been taken by the whites,
st louis Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02

INSTANT RELisF.-Unl'ke E1ost remedies
recommended for this dis ase, SANFORD
RADICAL CURg FOR CATARRH does not keep
the sufferer long In suspense as 10 is culs-
tive properties Relief is in ,tantaneous'
an cure rapid and permanent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02

FoR Original Fl. Horse Fl Fork, Agl.steeis,
or Fencings Tor Lawns, Cemeteries and ield'
from SOC. To so per Rod, address \. j. NIL
LIS Is Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. Satisfactory com
pensAtion guaranteed reliable agents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-02

HoFaAN's HoP PIrIs for Fever and ACue'
They cure at once aud are a preventive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

Sales 5000 bush u for No Mlwausgc 81 50 70.
No Chicago. $i.eS Tor choice old No Chicago. and
,4O@tl 90 or incror and ungradcd .prina We gnoc.
CHICAGO No ?. 81 -: rcoctci and 30 Surfing.
81 iusel3r; red winter 81 Ntati 10. amlvr do 81 80
&sl.,5 white do sld,@si 80 & bush Rye aud barley
co~d dun sales 42mu hu-h nj l@nc. tor mixed West.
cru including No. at sc md 4 s11c tor white DO.
including No st 80 also white state. 5t@tic., aud
MIXED bt@j-c Indian corn VA, luw,r and clu-eh
"ttl'd; -aic. Nun bush. Including No western
mixed new at lla@d2c.. steamer do. 62esi2Ysc
Southern 6@csc lur White and yellow. tor iuturr d..
livery. is5.nD bush. vt haissaOc tor steamer mixed.
TOT MAY. and Gle. Tor No
GroCFVts- frs were very quiet, hut steady NJ lea
2ihc tor Rio 22@2ic Tor Java. and lsls@Hr for Mara
cniho ali void Mulns~ps shows nfmn. -. With TAR
gurics Prevailing 30 test cuba refining tlc and Ngw
Orleans tnajJc. Rice steady and fairly active ut ga
&C.. currency. Raw sugars were hfiu mud moderately
active. to good regning cuba o4@"isc snies ut ~
hhd~. ani 1890 hHr> at Naai' sc. Tor cuba Esc. ur
RrHrt aud 81. tor Manila Refined active d strplg at
ii9s@iiilc. Tor " A." and ~ el2'Ac, Tor hards
SuNnhiFS Spirits uT rui, closed steady at SIC. with
no hhls .od 'nriy nt 32isc Resins w'lr more acti,,
closing at - 0ltnt3 Tor strained to good do sales 1sp
hhl~ mostly ON prNnt terms. Petroleum WAS firm uul
nupt at Oc Tor crude In hulk. and 11isr Tor rnduch
Ocean ffcishts hrn aud quiet Gram to liNerpuu by
steam. tisd bacon 60. fu-iu TO london. hN sail, !. al
nnlltha IN Exeter. = ~. DO To- Antwerp l. 81 4.
crude petroleum 90 iiaNre - Fat rcund du irum IuI
ndtllhia tu the Mod trrrtutnu e. Tls G2Ir. Wi~ktN
nmrina at 81 io9si ioL railow acu'e and higher at
.dysssc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22
o'LEiRr's rRIuMpn OYER WESTON.
The Last Day Of the Long Pedestrian Race
In London The ,htcag""n's Feat

On SATURDAY night Weston appeared con
sii-rin|y tho ir snrr NJ IN. two, nni SON" Of
n> nil'- " re- walked ia gpO4 time. ami with
al lu1 Iuuuty, ~w,usin- style. - l"ary, though
he pr served ms upright. soiiirrlko aifion,
WIS '. - stn ami apparently weary. Al TINS
lu.r. how Yer, tl.cr' was l-ss tian tur." hours
iulf4 "a. aud i.NarN WAS 80 iitr all'ai That I
WIS imlu-s u.e Tor Weston 10 n. AT 10 o'oln X
"a" nuuuer 90 people pr s'nt Was from 10000
a. 2J.Ouu, AMI no dnuit moro came IN ul1rr-
ward. There were iCW ladl, ) n IN" "a 4ISGIr.
II was only natural that Lrary, having Ger
tam victory before him. should take things
somewhat easily. He rested Tor nine minutes
soon alter 3 o'plo'k. and stopped Tor NOR than
han an hour when he had finished 5Uj miles
tour laps. Commencing again al about nall past
I, il' seemed q good deal more ihtiSucd than no
hdd hr-n 10 lur morning, ana Makeu NJ SLOW
pn". Stlli he completed 800 miles ~ about n ne
minutes o. . 80 mlirr ht u. ana 5l0 murs AT
49, MS nu' minutes pnsi T. - Juun Asllry,
that b - man Wda defeated. and said that there
was no Necessity Tor O'Lehry 10 keep on
the track. Al ,ths point the mat'h prop
many people in the hail, n large number
OF WHOM had paid haii a crown To rut tho
enclosure, II WAS Leiessalb 70 give tuem some
ulng Tor their money. For TINS reason, q l.rHry
krii on walking tai b" had done over JlH miles.
The incentive Ia "Aertion beng gone, however,
IA" t!rmyniJus slFAn 81 I19 ~ days WORK
tbll terribly upon MN, ana ne hechne weak
and feeble. Air a r'st winch lasted II minutes
d" anne out again, and staggered rather than
walked rounl the track. Another retirement
hEaln made ms appearance dressed ia an ulster
ami supported lD ms TRENDS. IL" went round
not count M the articles 81 the mat'h forbade
amy one walking v Ith "ltuor of the pedestrians
for more than - yards M a tine and then only
Tor the purpose of handing refreshments. Tine
tunt. the match beng over q L"Hrys iuil DIS
Wnrc WIS recorded rs $50 mlles-ihe great II
secutiye days, and surprising by more than Is
miles his own performance at Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22
rrNi>ciiL .ivD couuGRcIiL.

SATURDAY. April q p. M.--Ihc views adj
vanced this morning that the market was in
such n demoralgcd condition that no stock
called at the Exchange however valuable. could
res 81 the attacks of the bears If no protection
Was afforded, was apty illustrated to-day in tn"
decline in New York Central nnt Rock Island,
while some other shares OF. perhaps, less COM
paraliyc value such rs Chicago and Alton,
Delaware and Hudson, and Union Pacliic. prac-
tirally stood firm. without much change in
quotations. The want of support for some Of
the loading sporialtcs in the dividend paying
storks has led mary 10 suppose that the large
holders of certain valuable properties are will
ling to give the market for time 10 the bear
element. as their interests would be suhserved
bv lower prices especially if they are disposed
to absorb the entire capital stock at price Ii
is too much to expect that Mr.. Vanderbilt. own
ing nfty-one per cont of New York Central for
investment. would incline to the idea that he is
called upon to protect the price of his shares for
any purposc of control. or even for the benefit
Of tinnd sto .kholdrrs. II he could, however
retire "A port ON olthe 'Apltal ~ me Gehirni at
low tsurcs. h" would not hesitate to do 80. Tn"
same may be- said Of the immediate managers
OF the Delaware, lhrkuwanun ana Western,
who have lost millions, II estmnlei 10y the
shrinlage in prices At the stock Exchange If
they do not slst the attacks upon thls stock
until II H. placed ON th' plane u New Jrls y
ly irre purchases at the luWnr figures, which
wnuld shnwA lair average betwern A and 10
Wng,tavcr may be thetratA Of tlis theory. NV
York Central declined ,o-ddny from 81 :.
to * regular. way, and 81, seller 80;
Rock Island from $50 to So;
Delaware. Laokawanna and Western
Morris and Essen from CO., t. S., regular way,
anl jG. socr co. Lake S,gore also drgpped
| from AZ t. 49,; Western Union from 57A 70
5G4 seller B. and Michigan Central from 40 j.
to 3Si.. The hcuvinoss in the general market
| WIS in part due. however 10 n rumor that In"
| California elemeut in tho market was free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

SATURDAY. Arril 2l.-FLouRANDM EALaThcrc
wa timrr ami moderately active market Tor nour hut
the Improvement WA, MANLY with elders hi not II on'
an, aetN IT'S demand Mcqnntc STATE nni western III.
pcrinc. siNlef7 10. extra state ~ ,@s' ~, Mr,nrn
surs wheat extras a. alssl 90, no M and MN 500
cssta, winter wheat extras. ~ 3,es7 ~ DO AK AMI
AAN S-.r 30, Minnesota patents 3, loesll, CITY ship
lne extras ~ iutsr- L. Nnuilrrn bakers ami family
irsnis ilas,h0, southern shipping extras s7.hle
= s., Corn mcaNe.crn. fjss5 -5i Brandy vine g. %
assoc Rive hour D. ar ~
lands. II nl'c. sales alS bales For future do.
livery the market 3tts pn'nis lower, closing AZ
II no tor Arl II 81, Tor May. u Sc Tor june.
II 20 for October iic Tor November, ~ See Tor
Drcember II to- tor January. ami II DOC Tor February
Sale. b. future dr livery, 1913, ~ hI hnlps
rRoyisioNs-rork was nrmer with ohhng sncs of moss
on The spot Mt slU1GSlOl- "a. and tutuf, dciN, rs
more active and hlsher, silcs 2VD hhs fid Tor Mly.
ana Sl6 lsAHld ~ Tor June, Witi sld2p hi Tor July
Ha on very ava ani q cnt ~ cis Me- onN iran.rcuul
OF moment Nts .npl NJ picked uh bellies, ul weight
AZ 7,a'c Lard was quet on TIE slo ,nnll sale, m3Ains
erm hut futures active AMI nrner sales noD tcs nj
81 .peSlu az, Tor MAY, nnt s1i2 ,ssuSis Tor Junr
Dressed hos, rrn al saIsc Tor CITY. Ruter stcrdN
state duirins iladr old aud lb@13c Tor new, state
pals 21S.br, western creamery new, 2ldh@1ci do
dnircs. old, lnslic. thcc,e unsettled; state factory
new, rnllr' Er.s steady fresh, ~ ,'Hllc
GRAM Aheat WAS 10 &c hsier ani moderately aeuNe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
pris.i foreclosure sales 10y
j siearn,-Ouc frame mansion, with ouihouses, &c,
with plot lGiN3stNlopN3ii. the east side of Girard
avenue ~ ieet south OF Ella street hornsania, so
an. tu pialnun go .. -,
IA side Ot sixth street, 2ij icetca OF Avenue h sll
80. To IlMuun -. 5000
tn south sdc OF ll7h street 1914 icet east oI trs1
avenue sl3,4,5. go, q,
~ A H. Muller Snn-One house, with lease of lot ~
NN1d Is fruhln street. south sd,, between Huds'i
ami t,rrruNl,h streets, Sl.ssi. tf plaintiff
~ i. Lynch Son-onr plot "i land, l2e aNl'3 ~
~, ihe south si u NlnpNl street, li-H 'ri cast
oi Fourth avenue Sll,ukl. tu pianun one Plot. 10y
iuO~ Nlu,y nrst srrrt, southeast corner o -Four "a
avenue S--2l. To plalnun
uuuh,r col legal sales are announced tor Monday Al
the Exchange.
Tho iuf value of city real estate SOLD AT the Exchange
f,r The pasi week amounted to $50 tl5, sanst 500
Gr the figures tor the week prrNtou, . .
NJ INuCh. Hucuunrcr. III ROADWAY, VIII ~ll Ulr
'FRONT.' street .~Nl frrt uu Tue NiN NJ NJ, az
noon fAl, j. part OF the late }. II Hacketts estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22


The peculiar local sect called Fnlleritcs, or
the Adonai- Shomo. which is Hebrew for The
lOri ls 4 hrre located between tholand Potter
sham, Is again brought before the public, owing
I, tine recent add ltlon to it, membership OF two
old ladies from vermont, who huye made oyer
u"ir property 10 the society. The association
i, corporate body managed ON communist
irn ,ip.a, 'oup} ng Il farm that supports z
ltnIly Ol tW 'uiy , and Hdhuring 10 "a number OF
peculiar customs, such ~ Hhsinining from meat
aud vegetables that grow under tn" ground the
u.~riNdnee OF saturday as tho Sabbath, w.
3ltS. LMlly Jones and her sister, Miss Emma
fHu"-, VINO mr." the new converts OF the Fuller
n r., nrH sfNsnty-liv" and seventy seven years
o.l. lney decided tothc association all their real
=. .o'' anal hou-rh0ld furniture, and made ar
Engagements o. have iholr bank deposits record
eel IN IN" nam" of the community or ITS imam
eng "F"ii ~ return they were made members
81 lnr 'uiplrdi lon, winch engaged to support
lh'm through life. Thrr brother has succeoded
ia l".' r""nt ~" payment Of the deposits in
lhr hhhkA. lnhl7o LtiOus the Probate Court
~ hppYinl ugu rlHn over his sisters. IN the
ground mat ihrY have iroome of unsuund
mind, and that tLoy were unduly Influenced in
d!spysi!s VI L!elr property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

z
Mr.. Nathaniel i. Carter, commission
merchant OF New York, arrived here day or
two ago. On the nignt before last h" received a
Telegram announcing the death OF his sister
lie went. brtNrru and o'riu'k. Ia the West
crn Union Telegraph oilior. corner Of Third
and Ollyr streets. a. send an answer. The oil -
Is reached by ascending I'VE or SIX stops and
under II Is n hlSrm mt. with the sum" numurr
OF descending steps. Mr. Garter wrote his Il -
from hus inside vest pOtket paid lOr II and re-
placed the wallet "a red leather one ~ plump
proportions. lie then dos rnded the stairs. and
when at the foot Wa irilrd 10y two blows. ono
over the lett eye. the other on the mouth kno X
lng ont an upper front tooth. tie fell down the
basement stairs IN an unrnnsruu, condition,
uui his pOckethook, containing 800 or 40. Wts
taken one porhrt of ms trpW-cr- was 'uII tirI.
but nothing Of value WAS IN it. H. watch WAS
untouched.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

Prom Me Springfield Rcp,9h'an.
Who puts oup At inr pest hntrl.
lni lakes his ov-'irr, nu der ~chrn,
lnd mlt der irau.oin- cuts "a sVhNoIt
Der drummer
who va- 10 comes inlo mine srhtore.
Drows down his pundles nu der Nlnur,
Una meier sthtnps tu shut der door,
Der dlummer
who Aakos me Ty der handt uni says
" Hans f'rllrr. how you vas to.1tN ''
IND goes ior prrsn,ss rghdtANayf
Der dtumuti
VINO shprcads ms ztmplcs In q uic'.
Inl dclls me- " Look, tnd sro now ntceN'
lnd SAYS gets der bottom priocf'
Der drummer
Who SAYS der uugs vascgcstrv vino
"Nrom ShRrmlnY, uhnn der Rhine
IND sheats me- den DIMES uudt OF inner
Der drummer
who dolls how shear der gonts vas bought
hou'h less rs Vut gould mhnri
But lets dem go A. hr vas short" Y
Der drummer
Who warrants all der goot' to suit
Der customers uhun III, route,
ind ven deg euluc7 drN vas 40 gootf
Der drummer
who. ven hc comes again dis way,
viii hear Nut l'itll,r has 10 say,
IND mt IiHlk eye goes aNaNf
De- III sliilllt. NnAhLl5 r. ADAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22
How nm Ianoesn. Man r.cnpea the oanow.

The recent ease in Vermont Of the convir-
ton of an innocent man ~ the rrlm" ~ murd r,
reminds me OF "a nimilar mistake IN Portland.
Many yr4rs ago John Gould was convict ~ of
the murd r of man named STAFFORD. In"y
were drunkuris. one morn NJ SWrMri wis
found drld near a rum shop AT the h'hd 90 Crn-
ira wharf. At tl' inln ~, AMI on IN" trial 81
Could. tho ruuls"llrr testified that i" and Sur.
bird w"rn IN mis- shop the night D"iorr. both "i
tlrut drunk ami quHrr-liin- and that returned
them out ol his shop bt"Au-e thcy w"r' no. ~
AMI lighting. starbird was found w'th his head
fatally injured.
On the testimony Of the rumsoNcr Gould was
convicted ~ murder Hnis mt ,ndtn he mango
whenever the Governor should issue ms war
rant. and he remained many years IN state
PRISON. Eut the rumsc"r ie,l srk on day aud
Just STORE ms death bee cont RS 81 that II WIS ho
who md killed Stnrh'ri hv a blow upon the
head with an iron weight Gould was released
IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

seller OF Rock Island. added to a sharp decline
Of Y cent. in Pennsylvania Central. to 301i. in
philadelphia This story cnused y decl ne in
Cleveland and Pittsburgh to 81. and Fort Wayne
from 30 to IS. Albany and Suspuchanna also
60. and the general market whether invest
ment stocks or others, betrayed unusual fever
ishncss and demoralizaton. Union Pacific
touched G2h, seller 60. but closed at CA rcgu-
lar wny.
The following table represents the opening,
highest, and lowest sales. regular way. ri the
principal stocks during the past week. together
with the nutnber of shu dealt in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22
AIaw,.r str,cLen In Court.


Tho Superior Court was In session, and
Col. Vi .kAy had Just finished addressing the
,lurt-juul,r Soy iuour Oh tue henrh-an WAS
sttnsNy CO.. y a. VI l. 4u. when he rom-
planned that the Fingers OF has right hand were
uuunrd.
ler4aps YOU have been leaning on it," said
Col. " Ian.
No; have rubbed my hand and II docs no
good. believe AIN going ~ have a paraiytc
strlke.' ,-
/ Will remain for awhile; perhaps it will
pass o."
In u lew moments another case. was called,
and Cob NJ Lean turned 10 Col. Mckay Tor GER
tan papers. The reply gwen in slow nh
sfra foi way WIS that b" knrw nothing about
flru Tn answer surprised Col. NJ Lean. ana
h- looked INTO Col. NJ kay's face and was star
tod Il the change that had taken place; Col.
NJ Kay VAS r'movtd from the Court Houe b.
tie sank rapidly and never rrgan"d con'ious-
moss NJ b. the TIM of his death. our readers
vii not the remarkable SIMILARITY bctw 90, n
th ri- nnl that 81 Col. Robert Stran5e IN
90 the -Amr profess tuth tutn" court room.
hntu ia the diNE"ut pros utun "i UusIn, -,
bOth STRICKEN down IA the same way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

state bonds dnn ami neglected the only safes
having been M North Carolina a. old. January and July,
at - Railroad securities w'rc moderately dealt iu.
with ne principal dealings a follows y Cent lst-.
new. ~ MI and ST Paul St, La Crosse pi',Non 49,
tNc Hu y Ft western cou~Ol NNufnn Eud htud-. So 4
klAssSr. 80 chic and Norih~r.t n isis iWl'4 lni ,
bl""mn- ton anI West i,t-, -. isAr shoIc ia nd
htuu- ltf. lHkt Shore lst-. ipi's I Pacific
Z IT. lo' - l. sni Iron Mountain 1T - Alton and
u -NA itvi - De- and H. j. re-. iuui-, ~, %. L.
Pacific g., r2A c G aud l. lists. ~, Cent
ds ~. 10. 1ul. = and Nar.aw, west DviSon. IS. G.
ami L | AMI Pacific -. ll14., AMI IT p / aud
Division. s2s Mi snd 81 fau "a. ssis I.lish s,d
MlkrsuArre con~ol, ar horrs sud 49, lsts, ll3A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22
Mr.. IIcnchen's Box Of Money.

G'-rsn Henohen. an eccentric gentleman, NJ
"'' l2 M street has no aiu IN savings banl, and
~ teei as luty in tan OK which he puts under hi'
F" NhF.i dty or two ago he missed the tin box
y .nialnci .-i.'f ln CON aud greenbackS He wH'
! 'Nl fHNiI 'HN ~ until hls servant. Mary Lupkin
: ~ iinil M wf"i sici. and showed hum where ,ho
''" l'h tht ~ 1suIr hie sad that an unknown
h'i Nr N.. Hud ecl ~. ali lNr hcr hat
N"-'" ss1e1la., Il. a..9-.. \. VI ~ uaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-22

Total for the wcek...i.ill.a2i
The total number " shares dealt IN to-day
amounted to 2i3.s30. OF which Rock Island
and Grw aSn t2P ss W.SrS uhan s4eg
New York Central. 90 ,2a7 Lake Snorr, $500;
McnS"1 opr" l MSSl 81 nd P"F % 2oS SG g.
delaware and Hudson, .5.ll5; Northwestern
Zoo; do. preferred. $500; Chicago and Alton
I'm on Pacin' LIS; Illinois Central ujl:
Chicago. Burlington, IND Quinry. 900; Albany
burgh. IA; Hannibal and 81. joseph, 800; do
pr-ierr"d, 100; Auanti, and rtailr IeoSraEh.
Sir,es. 100; Erie. 10; Now Jersey southern. st.
Louis ant Iron Mountains, St Lou $. Kansns
S ouv civ. oach 100: Ppuana, i5O Rensselaer,
and Saratoga. $50; and New Jersey Central.
Tie gold markot was dull hut strong Mt nm nd
vance from lO6ss Ia lO7. but clusing ut 1867.
There WIS not. however. much disposition TO
The following were the principal transactions;
ii SSt To-: SEA IT,: IT,: "a" i% .
In loans the PAID for The Of gold 4. -
The total clearing. s,,ne COLL EXCHANGE Deparlncn,
w.. 80" e9,a nsa Ne, s.",i5'i ana eur .
~, s ,i r,.'r, laid ns DIV s,ns, N - M ncr,st
ON tie public .ht aul Tor the week tianun hsvns rc.
&c. moa sar,l - called tond.. winch drr,ns ~ w.,k
s W .'.,, - ,sn ''''''- WV @''' "
The day. huane.' At tie untei states sab rres'urv
Wa uuld receipts ssif.t7 %. e~i raNment> sit'.
slt 3d. lui balance. <7tr"Ht- Z. currency r'''i' Is.
sirpno .N. clrr.ncv payments. SIS. ans. b ,an,'
go a.. so 20 Customs. g ii.,so
Tie iNf rnfl revenue frftf = ~ Wa-Ninffnl niNY
We spatsu aud the customs receipts -.aut a. I'"
Treasury also received ssptn lu national tfI. n't S.
rl itlnf which total u q. N'l.stI
week The Treasury holds eStl.pi.'r Uf lNiH'-.
fi, national hank circulfnur. also ~l~''
tho fuhic deposits The outstanding hank circNHf l
smounis sAi~ tnt'p CURRENCY nu'.. and ~ an 80
CURRENCY a. isufsn ami com si outuu les So
SOs' com cyftIlfAe~ The exports specie iur the
W,k fuit,i ur so ~. and sine. Jan fttH,2-i, ~
AGAINST SIC ~ tl time last wear aud s3 ls-t~o
ga l--t Toe exports dt str frtsiucr-curf"lrN val
uatiOr-fur tiIf hitting fur~fN Inst - - 5tsi
sni since Jan 80, tGuN against s'l,ift.' sane
time last N,tr aNd S7-.HH.- = iu $50 The imports Of
dry se,-s-Vod Notwithstanding general mrrchgn.
decor tAc week cniu- today united L. IS az 10
same time last wear. aud silr~7 1nii in i-1a
tfol.nt NtHug, rule iuIl tut nrn at = - aud $40
for and i,uHnd drafts, with the usual concessions
IN srtual husiu
! Tie nunry market was we'll supplied with loanane
fun'is cAl at So per cent, with nna negotiations
ai4i,
| rlnc commercial paper VAS in request by money
| lenders staissh
The weekly Nhiht Of the associated hanks showed an
incrca-, S-.pspti ia thu net The total
81 than last We, h. a. against an
increase OF <tti ~ IN the item ~ deposits The net
banks reflected Of s2rl1 80,
they consequently hold Ell ssku Ia ~
the - 2 cent required by law The loans we've con
scrd " SDUp but the lcssl ndcrs gained 81 81 3un
Uoscrnme ut bonds were nrm throughout tie day, IN
| rcsnen.s IN the sfvancs In gold
| lie f,llp,eln yer the = = NJ. closing Urices
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FAMILY SOC ABLE,
For the heucnt Of tho CHrRCH ~ TIiF ASSUMPTION
West seth It. the Rev A, >chweuug"r. ia.iur. OF
F,rrrrn's Assembly Room rawnauv itn, Mclm..iay
evening. the 25ih OF Apl.l, al O'Clock. The following
aTusts will assist
Ms AGAril, NrNSIR - sterhcns' Choir
MIS- NJ. kEMlNG u.s. 49, ruald Choir
Mi.s VI 4 ONEll. - Cululnla = Cholr.
Nss VI \ Quinn. SOLO Piano.
Mr. ApOLPli SUHSI. Ra~~o
NV. A REBACH. loo Violin.
Mr. > y DiIisr. solo Trombone.
- CAEKliA. MAnn,Ithor
Triple QuaI,sle Vi the thO.r of the church ~ the
Assunil ton
Nj /. RullMAN and M CHARLES TUERNER Will
preside a. IA. Piano
Graiulla's TN Regiment Hand ? y Dilcr. Conductor.
The grand piano l used TINS occasion j. nom TIE
celebrated nru ul ~tluNaA sons
Admission. % cents ~ VouAlVn nee at O'Clock pre-
cissly
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oNE HUNDRED MArcnlEss GENERAL Perform
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pooTu's TrrNTuE.

LAST WIik on nv >EAsON
fROGkANNt.
KING LEAR Will ne eiNeuuu Monday. April - tho an
ni,er-ary shaN, ,Icarcs bif,hdUy and on Ia, sday
ui-ht
NlRG1Nfrs will ie played, aud for the last times. on
Wtiur itN uUi Thursday nights. and at the farewell
inr- ~nfurint
OriEtIp with .iven on FRIDAY evening Tor tho
FAkfN It'll hfNElil 90 4R Mgtt LLptGH
MACE II wlii t U,cn"n t. l!-t mtfht {" H." season.
SATURDAY.. Amfl.r 49, Mttl lIul GA Appearing. rs tho
NM anl n-nnNulh lrAnlliemne ~ Lady Mhcheth.
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RooTn's TnrATRT

n
e. Sale ~ eo1f.uNH Nr.srt..fur
GRAND FLII OItMANtE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
BRILLIANT BILL.
formed through Tire kindi' of managers and artists
JOINS Mas { ILOtt,I GIlNDtE Fl a.. TWENTY
ARRUtkIE SICUND REGIMENT BAND.
At.-fANNN GOODWIN Park THEATRE COMPANY.
uILuOtN BOOTH = THEATRE COMPANY,
and lFl others
The Merchant of N.Wtc Erciiauuu- Boarding House,
Grnud Concert ul,rutc Gems. SC.
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CnICkEEING HALL.
~ tith az. aud 18Th ST.
FRIDAY EVENING AFKll. "a. AT 3 O'CLOCK,
tI AND CONCERT
In aid the Cuban Patriots wounded and disabled In
their struggle Tor lnhtI enisncs
The tolluwing d~Ing ushed artists have kindly voun
red their services ioI the occa-Inn.
Mrs rhll!p ID Gula.rr Mrs Henry Thomp son
Mme Carreho Saur-t
MI Eugene oudin NJ. Charles Werner.
Mr Karl WALTERS
Senior J. 8. Martinez senior Jose Godoy.
Mr. George s Elsri
Mr. Louis Beicher Mr. n Crane.
Mr.. T. W. Bray
Musical Director ... :, nor Emilio .gramonte.
Gturral admission ...,....,.... -
*. rived | "a
TlckEIs To- BE HAD
A. Chicker'nr Han
ATE SCHUBERT. 4 Co =, - Onion square.
A. Kr,uttuo's IAi'rary Emporium. 80 nion square.