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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-23

@Everybody supposes that tho duty
Of the commission was 70 probe fraud
% the very quick in Louisiana and
Florida Morton opposed the bill be-
cause be Wa afraid the rascality II shown
up wosId count Hayes out. Mr. Conk.
ling stated thst - Auty Of thehour was
10 6nd.ost Atbe hssest And true result"
Here y HE exact language:
When the contest has been submitted
TO the 'ballot-b0x, the finsl arbitrameut
Of populsr contests knownin our system,
the only duty, the only lawful proceed
ing connected with Il which remains.
rs to find the honest and true result"
70 declare Il bow to Il, aud stand BY Il.
This . the duty Of the hour.
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NOTICE II hereby given that the nm
~ dersisned has been appointed Adj
ministrator OF the estate of NJ. Fillmore
Lennon. late OF Dubois county. Ind
decenssd. said estate IL supposed 70
b. advent. ELiJAu HoBss. Admir-.
WV. A. TmAyloR. Atrv.
teh. ~. 1077 3w.
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that by
~ virtue Of certified copy Of decree
10 me directed from the Clerk or the
Dubois Circuit Court. In cause wherein
William >. Culbertson Is plaintiff. and
John Parsons and Mainda Parsons are
defendants, requiring me to make the
sum Of one hundred and fifty-six dollars,
with interest on said decree and costs.
| will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th. 1877.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. N.
and : o'clock r. NJ, Of said day. nj the
door Of the Court House Of Dubois
County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, Of
the following real estate, to-wit:
The north west quarter Of the south
east quarter OF section No. four "a. in
township No. one (D, south OF range
No. three 81 west; containing ~ acres
more or less, situated Ia Dubois county,
Indiana.
III such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum 20 satisfy said decree.
interest aud costs, will ~ The same
time and place expose al public sale the
fee simple OF said real estate. Ui sn much
thereof as may ~ S'iiiicisni NJ t .harre
said decree, intsrc1, ani ro.i..
Said sale vii w lic riihouf any
relief uhairNer ir0m Yan "a or ap-
praiscmcnl srNN
SLDH,F tr-
Shrl.ii Duu,4s Counly.
WIN. A. 1KAYl OK. Plaintiffs ATTY.
Feb. 18th, 1917 sn. ir.LSl1N.
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NOTICE IL hereby given, that Nv
~ virtue OF certified copy Of decree
70 me directed from the Clerk OF the
Dubois Circuit Court, IN cause wherein
Lloyd Rutherford, Admir-. Of the estate
Of Ezekiel Rutherford, deceased is plain
tih, and John Hagen and Regina Hagen
are defendants, requiring me 10 make
the sum Of four hundred and eighty
six dollars and twenty cents, with in
terest on said decree and costs, / will
expose Il public sale TO the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and I O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, ut the
door Of the Court House OF pubbis
county, Indiana, the rents and profits for
term not exceeding seven years, Of the
following real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. twenty-five t25,. in the town
Of Hsysville, in Tie County Of Dubois
and State OF Indiana as designated b.
the map, plat OF chart Of said town.
lfsuch rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum a. satisfy said decree.
Interest and costs, I viii nj the same
time and place expose Ut public sale. the
fee simple Of said real estate, or so mnrh
thereof ~ may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree, intcrest and costa.
Said sale will be mad~ without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praiscment laws.
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff Dubois County.
WV. A. TKAyLoR. Plalniifis ATTY.
Feb. 2Sd, lS77-3w. IL. T. $1,000.
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0JIt would be better for everybody,
the merchant the laborer, the mechanic,
Il the cash system was adopted in car
rying o. I'll kinds Of bnsiness. When q
man receives cash for everything Ne
sells he knows exactly what be Il doing.
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n When yOu hear . man express
c"ntemH or the newspapers, set him
down for fool. n you want to <es.
him and prove that be lies, pun him and
see how gently be will pat you on the
back.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given that The IN
y dersiyncd has been appointed Adj
ministrator OF the estate Of Elizabeth
Anderson. late Of Dubois county. Indi-
ana, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted 70 laid estate will
please comeLlorward and settle the same
with the undersigned. Said estate Is
supposed to be solvent.
ZAcHARrAu NJ. DILLON, Adm'r.
WV. "A. TRAYLoR, Atty.
Feb. 23l. le77-3w.
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-Boonvi!Ie has thirty-fve old msids.
-IBoonville Standard.
Petersburg hes scventy-thrce by
actual count.--[ Petersburg Press.
Your young men must be great cow
ards. Jasper has but tive old maids.
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AZ The Cumberland Church Nc Pcssrs-
burg has closed = proiracsed .ncc,iny
with twenty conversions
~ The revival mcetings IN the NJ. T..
Church Al Washington. have been large
" attended and great interest displayed
JASPER GRADED SCHOOL.
THE Spring term Of thIs sehnol win
= begin ON Monday, March I2th, 1877,
and the term will continue ten weeks,
10 be followed by = Summer term Of ten
weeks. The studirs will embrace the
eight common school branches, aud
such additional ones. a. any students
attending may desire. The aim viii Le
10 thoroughly review the comlnon
school course. 10 enable students 10 be-
come competent and advanced teachers.
Such assistance will be employed - may
be necessary.
Good boarding can be had In private
families for - 80 per week.
TERMS or TuirIoN.- Class "A."-all
the common school branches, 81 % ;
Class b. embracing additional branch
O., s 200.
No pains will be spared 10 make the
school pleasant aud profitable ono to
the students.
For further Particular, call on or
address, GEORGE c. COOPER,
fe0- -, W-k Principal.
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0rLsst year was hard one Tor rail.
roads and : dull one Tor I'll intereets
ans yet o,SSl miles Of new railroad
were bnIIt- hftystwo per cent. more
than III 1878.
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ga revival In the II. y. Church. stI
.ann,eIton, resultod IN twenty two con.
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February l7th, 1877.
Inatitnte met at Srhool house No. 8
and held their fourth session OF The
present school year. House was called
- "aus. - ~ oc,ock' =. ~ ~ our
y ~ x.snoe~S =. =. nrumn'ck,
SmS ~. ~ c.s't IN account o. ~
l Ssr 49, essons e,ven ~ lnc
~ .v' 49, s"c rEuisr pr"xrsmme 49,
10 ~" ~ evun sue1 neon
~ -. DIu"usck -S"nJec''
T TAI - ssaom 70 sne lower glasses.
..s' -. .ssy aMs.essng s"o W.
,ssscI.,~. s 49," !. ..m %n., MIN sucn
gsec's.Ons snst - wss uuaouo!sniy worm
-. .s's""on I" my 'sscns' Ia 'ne
s" .::,. p-n 80.
ee, ~ = ~ pTu"u'ck
ow - .ea'r '"ensas Hr'nueuc
s !. .".s' ~ ;s| - me gsm;.ensn prs-
~ :" ,ev ."s''ucs,v9 m"u".''
";s.' .r.' 80 a":s'su'e soon '"'e
Ill. LII !. :. 'em n -. ~, anu snsn oe.ns
."''eu ~ o1uef ~ inc Supsrih'endent-
Is - 80 ..h ps".' Issso" Su"lsc.'
=. 1880" S"s"~"sfs Ano SUPP
tnen INFORMED the Institute that ne
couIa not % present any longer, ana y
e1oS :, sscess ~, O'Clock P: -. Ia spuo
~ pcsvuss'ou s"o uysn8 70 inuuce
nsm - 10y our SuPs ie!s ns o noon'
s"ss warm SNAKE nsnds.
AFTERNOON.
The Institute was called 70 order Il
I o'clock, D. m. by President. A. Hesse-
mer. Geography. by A. Hessemer Sub
liect: Motions Of the earth. and how
they affect seasons. This WA given by
ON the board.
Because Of the sbsence or the assi vnee.
the subject OF analysis (Grammarl was
taken by A. Hesselner. This lesson was
confined to, and illustrated lysis by
bracinx.v
The following teachers were present:
Misses ID. Hone. X. Schraiug and Rites
Mr.. j. Melchoir and A. Hessemer.
In concurrence with the Trustee. and
some Of the schools being closed before
Jour next Institute. Z resolution was
passed that this be our last one.
On motion, the Institute adjourned
sine die.
ADAM HEesEMRR. Sec'y. pro tenn.
CHILD MURDER.-Last Wednesday
evening Sheriff Stevenson committed
70 jail . young negress named Eliza
Henderson, on charge Of infanticide. III
the story Of the woman be true, she IL
evidently guilty. for she admits taking
the life Of her illegitimate offspring BY
tying string around its Eeck and there
oy producing strangulation. After
numbering the child she took It up, car
RED y some distance from her lone,
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HFT- M ~
NOTICE j. hereby gwen lint on the
- iiil day OF March. lss7. pnrsu-
ant to request, the Surveyor 81 Dnbui~
County will proceed 10 run tie lines
and establish the corners of Section FL
Town \. n, Range 5. " Intermediate.
lines run ana established ~ HE >amir
time. Al persons inIsrc~tnl are noli-
6ed to be present. SEsAsrIAS JPti.
Fob 18Th Ies7-3w
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in Columbia township II aoed- For
the Railroad, -; against the RAiIcead
s. majority, ~.
In Harrison township there was .
misunderstanding in regard 70 the props-
sition aud the law, and -ass some
double-faced action on the part Of some
Of its deceitfui citizens, which to say the
least was not creditabIe to them, but
which showed itself in the following
vote: For the Railroad, 81; against
II, lao.
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ANAiNi>f KATOi:'- SAiLUr PIE-
son Al PROPERTY.

AnAlNl>f RATDi.'- >AILDr PER-
SON AL PROPERTY.
NOTICE j. hereby given hat ilr
~ undersigned. Admin, traitor OF the
estate ~ John Alehnc. @nior. decreased.
will offer for sale al Public Auction. al
the !Sie residence % The lrce,lsnt, 10
Boone township, Dubois rvanl,, IL
diana. on
MONDAY, MARCH 5.h, la7.,
the personal property OF sail estate. uo'
taken by the widow. consisting Of horses
q pair OF mules. cows. hugs. sheep. cattle.
poultry, wagons aud farming impIe-
mcnts. household aud kitchen furniture.
also one buckeye moving machine. also
= full set OF carpentcrs' tools and block
and tackcIa, also lot Of poplar, chrrr,
and walnut lumber. also hack, u set or
harness, = lot OF corn, wheat. oats and
hay, also wheat and barley growing 10
the field. and various other articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale 10 commence nj o'clock. AN.
TERMS. Sums Of 50 and under. cash !:
over S3,a OF credit twelve months will
be given, purchasers giving notes with
interest from date, waving benefit Of
valuation and appraisemcnt laws, with
good freehold surety.
JoHS MILNE. .Jr.. Administrator.
BRUNo BrErTNER, Attorney.
Feb Orb 1877 -axy
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Enterprise and Intelligence Al
ways: Ahead!


The elections in two Of the tow ships
Of this county upon the proposed tax in
aid Of the indianapolis and Evansville
Narrow Guage Railroad, held last Sat-
urday. is gratifying to all who wish to
zee tie county advance in prosperity
and intelligence. We wonder at their
icing ANY opposition to II, rs under the
irr-cnt law, it seems to W there il no
fisk run in voting fsr railroad appro-
riialon every time, g should the road
te 0ul.t the people can well afford to
pa. snd If not bulk, they have nothing
to psy.
in cambridge township the following
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~ The revival meetings IN the N. Il
Church al Washington. have been large
" attended and great interest displayed
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NIIfF.ll JuU,ls Comfy.
VIM. A. TRAY OK. Plaintiffs Att'y'
Feb. 18th, 1917 sn. ir.ksloN.
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ooo1 Iaal Of fi,nn VIVA n.,ttni.J thia
- S'"" uV"i VI 'ihic was oNS"I'' '"iS
morning. in deciding the prcli min iry qaes don as
-, -, ,,-.r ,,,., n, .bo,,,, -. 4 ., ,Ia
10 Nh't"eI inc hONTc eho"lu VIot'-u 10 'he
consideration OF the resOlui.J us reported last
rr,,,.,. ron, ,ho Commune, ~, ,,o p,iy,Ia,as
iriuN' from the Committee on the llNleses
ana Dates 4 the House IN Counting the Elec-
toral votes, or to that Of the cOmprouis1 plan
.s ,n,lisn,d A., mi. ,nornin,,s naners Tho Ra
r,,f,l,r,,s f,,vnreJ ths Ittfer and fhs p.nn,rus
100 former ha "A ,nsa tari i.d ~ "A VIE al llI
~ Inc Committee on Privileges winch are as
follows:
Firt-Ihat the Constitution does not confer on the
President " gre lnte pQ~er 10 cham.ne and asceT-
second la, the os,y p,wer shica tue Constitution
doe, colicr on Tue resident - M sea te "A ,ue
by tAe several E.cttorA Colleges Keep the me
saf ami open a certncins os lose plrp -rtlns to
be -uchl 10 tie pre- ehce 81 tue two House,
g. mrs. ma, .ne On nrntiSI d,rs soIier on t,e
milne ana the votes 10 Oe COUNTER as electoral
Votes
Fuurth-That IN The execution OF such power the
nate 5hl 49,, 49,. D.. -. "a, ......, a., .,
,n, e o ~, ,,nn NJ iie.ei n '' .nt
i've. ~ ~ " ~ -
-, 80, ~ -, c,at... ., 49,. ...
III hiot,' l,c,l'' - " a. ~ wv ov'n
ult'oe t"eu "uuirSSrn Va, ~ - - ~ nN.'it "
we prlh.ln,e, enui', ' .,e 'oo'o 'csO'u-
believing nat ms Honse has alsn power and
to'mn du 20 p,rl grn III i,s ~ 10 ~ lhl.ns ihr 'r'
@ ~" H M" Inv .ti.nn an mo Lei ~ ,nv men
~ ,',,, '.s',ss lie 81 NV az "a
IA It's Jlt lneut Is Invalid void, or 10 cOercr this
House 70 no~ cut yot" which 10 IT. Judgement = le
"a al vi u, OF 20 lHteitlv "a all VT
WIN the e,ceu ai.chaFse ot is sonstntiona Iun,,
,'"h- ~ t'''s 'sp .',, ~, ~ .c'',,e,,,
"a Dt, ,9 M " 80 i,- a,,' h. tr,.s" los t1e
United l.ts ,of America. lApplause On Tue Demo.
e,4uc slie II tAe House lAd IN the gAAeries.l
Mr. nurrhari Ulep.. Il). A member of the
! committee offered on nohAif Of the four Reauh-
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Live -iOck Mnrlkef.

NEW YORK. 1nur-dav. Jan. ls-Receipts OF
bceycs To- day were 50 car load- l4OO mead, making
4U.O snse MONDAY. against zoos or the same time l,st
week Tue market tribe easier han Tor the lass
tire days anu tn offerings COu no; be- 81 sed Out
WI h ut some concessions pair Of premium II ers.
1903 rs each. koid q 12l1c to dress 90 Ds
to the gross cwt; aud couple of or load OF str Guy
prime cntile at Just IT ctiOn of from l2c. n, to
dress 67s5s ~ Otherwise tnr range for heers steers
aud oxen was S'scsllls' n. 10 ores. % COZ ms,
while fat bu J. were sold at 4q4a,c. n, 1--we weight.
with one very me Gull 10 lulis for &c. n, ave
wcgut. kcly Ia be sod at 55sr Lilh ausite ed beef
sides ruled sther dui N Washington Mirket AZ stg
eipc. q. Ac load Of Mvsicrn.drCsscd arrived To-
dy Ia good order, and butchers were taAlng IL freely
al r.. IN.
Receipts ~ calves were 1s0 head. making 500 since
Monday against OOv for the time last week. De-
mtnd moderate At sos. n. Tor ycas, aud s7Ssl3 a
herd for grass,r-
Receipts of sheep and lamJs car loa s. 800
head. making $3.50 since Monday salnst t,s53 tue
me time las week bay ers were more auxi lIs foI
stock than on any prey Us DAY TINS wees aud the mar
ket was decidedly nrn at an advance OF D. orii.
nary To goOd sneep ranged from 54,c o OA.c. g III
pm ana extra were sod at ~ &C. aud =
lead Of . iada sheep ana laulOs AT ~.
Rcc,iyts OF hog. were "A ear load - 3s3l head, max
ing 1888 since Nonnay. aRan-t sou tor the same
time at week. Inc dem .nd wa, urgent Tor the few
hogs On sale awe ana three iOaus VI Just far hogs
we're 80 d AZ ibsg1rc 4 u.
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a REMARKABLE DEFALOATIoN.
President Of Bank for Fifty Years and n
Dcfuuitcr at Last.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ia special despatch
from Annapolis says For the past few
days there have been rumors affecting the Hon.
George Wells one OF our best known and re-
spected citizens. II was learned to-day that
Mr.. Wells, who has been President Of the Far
mcrs' and Planters Bank Of Annapolis for lfty
years.is dofaultcr to the bank IN the sum offrom
fifty to ono hundred thousand dollars. lilo very
unexpectedly resigned his position on Monday
last. At meeting OF the stock olders. hcld
subsequently, IL was discovered that he
" defdulter IN the sum named.
His resignation was accepted. and the
Hon. Alexander Randall elected In his stead
Mr.. Wells has conveyed all his property to the
bank to secure n larze debt on notes. some OF
which were discounted without the Knowledge
OF the Board OF Directors. The security to the
bank Is thought TO be ample. Ii Is rumored
that the Hon. A. W. Wells, his son. and also
Mavor OF AnnapOlis. who resigned the position
OF first oookkeeper about two weeks ago. has
also notes in he Lank am ountingto some $1,000
Several prominent citizens will be heavy losers
Joshua Brown, who lost some $4,000 by the
failure OF James =. IIowison some years ago, Is
said 10 be financially crippled. Tho an ir has
caused great excitement, particularly In high
ci
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ASTON ~ COURr.
A Physician sent to Jni for Perjury In u
Divorce suit-ii,s Confession.

Oswald Mlllers divorce suit against his
young wife. Margaret, attracted a throng In the
brooklyn city Court Yesterday. The testimony
IN behalf OF the plaintiff WIS tu prove the charges
OF adultery male AGAINST Mrs Miller, incul-
rating DR.. McManus and one Horton. They
lived In tlathush avenue, where The husband
alleges that The cts Of iunIolty were COM
United. IN August last. Tue defence was that
the father OF young Miller had been opposed
from the lrst to his union with the defendant,
and that he had said that he was willing to pay
$1,000 TO get divorce for MIN. lie had nut
workmen and Others on her track. aud they re-
y rtsd that they had seen her enter places OF
TT repute. HOrtur, wuOis q llv rs stable keeper,
testified that he had occasion Ally been Hiding
with the defendant, bus their relations were
aiw vs. iecoruus. james Me- iruick. witness,
snopcsnaed by the pf Isecu'i.n. iesuued tnnt
>ucrlun. tnofrcr witness, tod him that he had
been y nj for his testimony.
Or. wiiam McManls. Of - wvckor street,
one II the co-rcsuondeut-, identified an AID 4
vat that he made Hul siguel In August last. II
TIE eject that Mrs. Miller was, Tar
us he knew, cbaste, and mat he had not
visited her except PROFESSIONALLY. Inc de-
fendani's counsel questioned him directly
to his relations with Mrs. Miller. lie declined
10 answer, ana when instructed by the Court
that he must answer yes or NJ. he admitted tue
Truth II the charge. lie confessed that he had
sworn falsely in the nidavif. lie testified at
length lo h, sits t. Nh. Mliier. saving that he
son etimes approached the house at GA Fiat
bush ,vcn.c, 10y sealing tho fence IN the rear.
she sieulled TO him ~ ighis when her nus
band W ,- nw ~. Tho testimony VIZ sururi-Ing
% thu defendant and her friends. VINO had relied
on the fromiSed prutec ION ~ the physiian.
Tine deienoants counsel pleaded surprise, and
asked lie iyc 10 withdraw juror, but the Court
ruled that he hadn't tnat rght.
A. soon us Dr McAianus quit the stand be
was arrested oe court officers under Jugse Me-
Cues direction. District Attorney Brittnn,
VINO had been sent for. moved for NcMannus' =
commitment on charge OF leriury. and lie
was sent To RNmond street JAIL. Iue sult was
NJ
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BLOUS INTO ETLRNITY.
The Terrible Dcnih Of n Man who was Dig
giug up IA Can OF Nitro-t.ycerinc.

SING SING, Jan. lS.-Two or three weeks
ago, Andrew Ludwig, well digger, buried acan
Of nitro gly corlne In tho rear Of his garden for
future use. This noon, while at work digging II
up, his pick suddenly struck the can, and ter
rHc explosion followed. Ludwig was blown
in the uei-hUlrhpoi were sptttetri win his
rc-h and blood. Buildings IN the netghhurhood
were shaken to their foundation and the VIM
Il va shattered. A hole WAS torh INTO the
ground i've teet deem and ten ir"t IA diameter
Pieces ot the hody were found ~ wards distant.
TIE largest pieces would not exceed i've puunus
M weight. LudWig leave, "lo "ud t"o CALI
fr
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THURSDAY, Jan, ls.1,FLornAsp MsAr---There
quote. STATE and Western sSpcranc .s5cs.s sos e
fss aGs.S$S 9. xx @p& xXX iSsS s,SS%S, d.
@iS, southern baker family brands q 20
Corn mesI"%es'ern ss.sSs.ae5 srandi NINE $3.50
xt5dC Rye nour-supernge ti.'JGt5.2O. Buekwheat
SorToS- spos arm ana rather more active sales
LIDO &c. dearer. with saics OF g so 6ae,, closing
Is 7os or March, Sr sy da ABEL Is gsc f
Nav "a ls2c Tor Jule. "A 53sc Tor july and II &c.,.
fF s' gs qac d a sS on Inc
spo MN mail sale Of new mes at si5g2s FntuTes
caaPs heavy p klcd bellies az On, ana medium 70
~ for prime el.y, and siis5 t,r prime Western.
gs9rss Of ify ,Giys '1t ci3ssd e9ser sses
a. ss h for M s t sp ~ aos az iT T,r AIN IN
hntier dull ,ni irregular state dsisl y eySe DO
e,egneTy' a, S6c, tgbs nnd nrias s 10 cbe,ce ~
&c. conn On to far, lJc thcsc dul and prices
O. lac; western fctSry, Saiie.: sam. i,.5c, Eggs
lover state aud Jer ~ 5lsiOe southern and West
GnIiS- Wheat dull aad weak, car. lots slightly
ooJ busS. including No. M9sikee at tisSs
Iao dSaFT g. go M NJ s lS siiossg Taas
Chicago NJ: 81 Ats -, reJeciei ana No:
Ser TO-. sLSicssibi While do. .l45tsi 30 '
Dnsn; Ky oneI ond 9nse'ted barey "a ,air &C.
anada, aud tlli t1r No. do, Oat, M at q" lte
Tor mixed Western, including No. at iGc ana i6s5ic.
Tor hite Guiding No az i1c.. also wntc stare,
52G56cy aud mixed do 6Oe5jc lndian corn In good
demand and ratnor hrmer sales li2oOl bush at $40
b2c tor new Western uLRra ed ant steamer miNedt
6lc for Southern white on dock Old Western
mxcn az 0idt83c.. new yellow. 6irJ5c
SUNDR1Ks-Nayal stores we're Cul and nominal AZ
i6'dc for turpentiuc, and s24oss 80 Tor com.
mon to good srn ed rOhin. Petroleum was null aud
hanged at Hoe. crude tn nuk. and 26t.c. tor
refined IN bO-. Ocean frciyhts were quiet am uOmi-
nay unchanged ultOn to Liverpool By team. p3.d.;
cneest, io@i5. grain. by sail IRON store, "a; cotton.
pi2d cuupre ssed rosin at D.. 3i 90 To London, ~
esii, %. OIL. oil to Java 4.iec gold; refined
bbs. to Lisbon bs.; resCuum to Liverpool Js. Tail
dui aud nominal e Sjsc. prime. Mhskey slightly
easier ~ tl1iCtfl15.
GRockRKs lilo coffee was quiet, but nrm at isiSo
23c., gJug no sales mia grade- were quiet anu
changed ut lSat2lc. for Maraca1o. anu 2bt25c. for
j va. both gold, Mol isses du ana numiual with
New Orleans quoted !. 4bOc56c. Domestic rice sold
fairly AT i99UiQc out foreign was uul. Raw sugars
very owing to tnCir scafcits fair to god
fenning CIOi, Uls0lOslc and cenrlfusal. 1Ua1OIxc
OF $40 hhd- a $40. Tor New ore and molsses
tugars ao 1900 hhds and 1000 boxes Cuha, ate y,
on private tcrLs Refined sofa M fair NAY at Liza
ii &c. Tor "a, and ll9sNsllA.c. for harris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-19
~ DArAAcE ms MornAR.
The story of an En-t side Tragedy H. Told
NJ "a lornmnl'- Im4no.I.

NJ a oionfi- inquest
George KricN, butcher, Of III FORSYTH
street, he-potfcg wi.h blood, entered the f.
dud-e street police station on SatuidaS, aud -ald
tuat ne mad, while defending hls mother. stuck
hl. father with Ratchet. IL was arre,, led. His
father WAS found unconscious ON the Moor AT III
T1r.yth street, with -.,crl great easAcs Ia his
head sud Lls face hi.,Aeucl witn nowuer \
long knife, revolver, a doGO.e-h arre.e ed pistol
aud Lat,net were ne.r IAN. H. wa- sent T.
- uevue llo-iit T. Justice Morgan ,iuu..,ted
yuuuG kri. Is a., fNr Cav Prison,
hlt-A, 90 4eeo'et1A- 1y"-e.oAsn,s5 .cs.el Jay
st4;
My wife anl come 70 America anon y,,-i $500.
N" tr b.tH uarHl tN.rh -tNu ttte- .NH
never lNc4 4atE u.t latr 'ar 10 .QI0a' 4Itfrti-
alt. tuLr HDl George i.t' .Il' ti-f.t tN"
n..tl fou'H o.cot These women ,lue o.. tnr lounge
900 ull Mli .u.uI Ntl.fHl IrE f.N VIZ d..
trrffrrA I gave my wi.n iu.A nn+ .ruDe aul
e-tHsg trd sun-t % NIDr lA.l Iu' sDu Ntui.r
tanlr iu suu n.,I iYYr tl.c- r. .Y L4t ALLOW ~
u..it tlt4 ti.t ~ IcA % 'nns NA- a"t..
Depuiy Coroner Cu.umtu sMd thnt kriot',
wruu.l- were not FROM hIilrt-, hut from eiih~.
a hatrhct e an axe. hlIcN mot recover, The
J.r, found "a verdict a. INST AoIus hIltA.