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NV Nngr Larunrv 7.-Cot;

NV IoEE, JAuuAry 1.-Cotton-
Quiet st ll3@llsc. FloGr-Light trade .;
strongly in BUYERS favor; receipts "a, OU
barrels; No. , 50 0O(G4 To- suPsrhne
western and state 81 S595 TO- common
to good So 256y5 55; good TO choice 30 To
lG.6 or white wheat extra IS Ootdo 'oi
isncv So SOFAS %; extra Ohio So 5OG
: 10: ST. Louis So 4O(d,S %; Minneso's
patent process 81 40 40 OO. Rye tloLr
AT 81 25t04 rs. Corn Mesl-Hea7y;
western 81 65ra3 90. Whest-Moderste
export and hight milling demsndi re-
ceipts 23o 900 bushels; ungraded spring;
81 25d,l 32B; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 81
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 38t9l "a; No. J
spring 81 IS. Rye-Dulii western no
74c. Barley-Dal; No. 2 rowed state
75c. INTELLECTUALLY uLcnsn Eed. Corn
Dull; receipts $4,000 bushels; ungTaded
new western mixed 55G5oT new h.s1
mixed 593.. Oats-Flrm; receipts l8,-
900 bushels; western mixed md State
96d4Oc; white western 37lG44c. Hay
Shipping 6OG65c Hops-Firm; year.
hncs 3Sa5c; new western 5Gl2c. Coti-s
-DuM; Rio csrgoos 15!@ls3T Iobo!ne
l58G2Oc gold. Sugsr-Quet and IN
cnsIged Molasses-DIll and srEeo;
K ce-Qule; and steady. Petroleum.
Dull; crude 6tl97c; -cinet l2tc. Tallov
AT 7IG7sG, RusIn-S:caGy u '-al@
775c. Eggs-Wes:ern 20G2Ztc. Turpen-
,ine-Quiet at 32!c Beet-Qaiet. Pork
Quiet ii 81 25Gl2 80. Dressed Hogs
Easier; western 5tG5!; nldtles. io1-
clear ard wes.eru 6E2. Lsrd-Prime
steam s. 95tds 90 BltIeE-Weste-n
ut 1922. Cheese Firm ~ 1Gl24c.
Whlsky- Dull and nominA. 8: 81 %.
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The Legs Snd Feet of Horses.

We.l-knOwn fact thst horses Will
work and stsad sound for many years
Nth legs sppsrertly much out OF order.
Euisrgemenis take place II the sheath o.
..udoas after strains; also from blows
where tie parts become lined with n
thick cost O. lymph; and sometime the
BODY Of the bone itself IS iour- :aI.N oeo
ron. = deposition Ut oyuy lsIIns over
he original bone. " hen a. this has
been il progress We question the pro
oriety o! any active measures, unless, rs
Is generally the case, feeling oil soreness
IL expressed siter work by shifting or
gsv.r.aE o. the limb or limbs N the
sta, o. by Feeling Bsnler q gong
on Us, quitting tie stable. " hen the
legs are -ualy csllOus, little ImpressIoa
css be ulsde upon them, uDless By sc:iye
mea- ures; but resi- and proper alter lion
sre he best preseryAtives OF these most
essential nemb OF the horses frame,
with the trIendly auxIhAries OF hot water,
fsrns! bsndages and freedom IN = box
sts!l after severe WORK and good shoeing
81 ~ times
Pr.y;ist 10 internal disease s;tsCk the
,ee,. they will not Only Re ss sound md
aesiihv. bat in better form, from hsying
been properly shod, than II they had no.
baeD ,bpd At sll. Some bOots, however
having gresier disposition TO secrete
horn lrsn others, snd thus called stro5 6
Toe: should never remSlR more ttsr
,b-e- weeks without bang suoJe1 ted -
ne drawing knife OF the blacksmith, snd
the shoes properly replaced. Neither
should stopping wlts dsuP tcS be
omitted. ~ moisture, sSoi lect, Il ben heal
- me health Of the foo. ID what We
NAV. however. horses ihsi sre required
for wo-s on hard roads, or - go the
p,ce will always De more or less sibjeci
10 diseased feet, quite unconu eciea WIFE
.b,.i,r. The sction Of the hinder feat
n, horses reminds Us Of one usetu, h4ut
4, tros. u, have - Use their horses o.
long Journeys II We follow well
formed tcrse, with the tree use o! us
limbs. on 8 road upon Which rs .oo-siep,
s-e Iu,prir;Sc, We shsl End me hIG1sT
foaa 1ve-steps ne tore loot Il lie Va a
hut sis behind Il IN the SLOW tro.. Tx
G usiys O! rel 81 20 the muscles oy change
Of seton, then, il Is safer 20 vsry tie psce
from 3 walk 10 SOW t-ct or lodriey,
- esusirc less fatigue 10 the hocs- Io1Dt,
by which curtis snt spsv!ns are tTe4le
?, thrown out. Add 20 this, The SOW trci
. the safest psce horse goes oecsuse his
step is shortest
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

NESTFSfEN, We have sold sASToRD's RApI-
" CAL CCEz for nearly one yeAs, and can say
can1idly that We never sold & similar preparation
that gave such universal sati faction We ASyo
70 learn the rrst complaint yet
We are not n the habit OF recommending PSF
ent medicines, but your prep2E alton meets the
wants OF thousands, AID re thi1s those Ersicteo
should he convinced offs great merit 30 thAtthe
suffering will be relieved We have been n INC
drug business for The past twelve years constantly,
and sold everything for GtRrt, but yours leAns Al
the rest. II you proper yon eAn Use this !et,ef
Vgry t-rIy yours s y. BALDWIN & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Drug, Books ana
Stationery, " Gshilgtor, Ind, Feb. 3, ls's.
Each package contains DR.. sEnforts Improved
Irhaling Tube, aud full directions for use n a.!
cases Price. $40. For sale by al Tlo!ese!e ano
retail drug stF aud ElerS throughout the rlted
sIzies and CaHGdas. WEEKS & POTIER, General
Agez;s and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08

IL IL now an acknowledged fact III a
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. II has been
cured in very great number OF cases
tsome OF them apparently desperate ones
by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone, and
On Others by the same medicine in con-
uection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord
Ing to the requirements OF the case.
The old superstition that Consumption
Is incurable,'. for many years deferred
Physicians from attempting 70 find
remedy for that disease, and patients
afflicted with 1t reconciIed themselves
death without an effort being made TO saw
them from a doom which was considered
inevitable.
DR.. Schenck himself was supposed at
his Physicians having pronounced his
case hopeless and abandoned him 10 his
fate; he was Cured by the aforesaid rnesii-
ctnes and afterwards enjoyed unlnter-
rupted good health tor more than rty
years. Thousands OF people have used Dr..
Schenck's preparations with the same re.
markable success.
Schenck's Almanac, containing a
thorough treatise on Consum ption, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia &C, can be had
gratis OF any druggist, or OF j. II. Schenck
& Son, Philadelphia. Full directions for
the use OF Scbenck's medicines accom-
pany each package.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are tor sale by
ali druggists.
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NEW ADVERTISE Nj ENTs
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has entailed more suffering or
~ FASTENED the breaking up OF the constitution
than Cstarrh- The sense ofsrel OF taste. o. sight,
ofhearing. the human voice, the mind, one or more
and sometimes AL Weld TO It's destructive influence
The poison II distributes throughout the system
stacks every vital force, ana breaks I'd the most
robust OF constitutions. Ignored because but little
understood by most physiciRns. tmpots asssiIeo
by QuAcks G1d chAriatsls. those suuerlng NON
OF lie grave IL time then thatthe popular treet
nent ofthis terrible disease byremedles WITHIN me
reach OF 81 passed into hsnds 81 once competen,
and Trustworthy. The new and hitherto uhttled
method adopted b. Dr.. Sanford II the PREPARATION
o. 5 RADICAL CURE has WOE ny hearty approval
bel eve Il likely 70 succeed Hhea 81 lne Esga
remedies fan because Il strikes nj the root OF the
disease viz, the acid ted blood, while y hehs me
liberated membrane by direct apphcatlon 70 the
nasal passages Is action Is based on certain r1ed
rules, and unless the vital forces are too lar e.
hAustec musk IN the great MAJ ority OF cases, eject
GEO. BEARD, NJ. D.
-NopsccrT plocK. 50. FEANIAaEAN. Oci. !. 1914
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SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

NIAY safely claim 20 be one OF the few popular
NJ remedies receiving the approval OF medical
gentlemen WHO, IN p-lyste not only freely recon-
mead Il hut Use 10 IL Their families In preference
20 any 81 the preparations usually prescribed oT
physicians.
:" You are Evsre said distinguished city ply
slcisn. that my obligations 70 the Mass MEDICAL
or prescribe the Radical Cure; butsince rece we'd
So much relief from The nso OF u myself, AFTER
thorough trial OF the usC-, Temedtrst have pri-
vsiely advised its use and presume have sent 10
your store no less than ole hundred ofEy patients
-
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at'hesliu9 geelster.
.soss OF THE CADY-DID.
LYRIC OF TO DAY.

LYRIC OF TO DAY.
Cady sent Mcbride TO isil.
Cady did,
And refused him any bail
Cady-did.
He declined 10 hear his plea,
Cady-did,
Or TO set the prisoner Tree,
Csdy did.
he felt wounded in his pride,
Cady-dlG,
And thought he WAS lusuned,
Cady-did.
He took offense al what Mac said,
Cady did.
End let the "lor" fall on his head,
Cady-did.
he asked him II he'd take II bacE,
Cady-did,
But Jim my didn't care Il whack
What Cady-did.
He went and TO d the good Judge Jones
What Cady did.
In hopes TO get him 10 undo
What Cady-did.
But Jones the judgment did affirm,
AS Cady- did;
And Cady laughed 10 see Jim squlrrn,
CAdy-dld.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, January 7.-MoSET-
Opened at per cent, declined to 5 per
cent, and closed easy at g. per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5a7 per cent.
Customs receipts s401, 900. The Assist
ant Treasurer discussed $3.50, 900. Clear
ings Sl20O0,0O0. Sterling quiet Tor -sctu'
al busin ess; price not quoted
GoLp-Stesoy at 1925. Carrying
rates 1872 per cent. per dlsmi 4(S' per
cent gold per snnum.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here,
silver bars llSs greenbscks; ll5i, gold;
SILVER coin ! per cent. discount
GeyERSMEYTs-Close firm.
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y new vocal and two new inStrumen tal
- pieces sheet Music, lUc, silver or stps.
Music Pub. Co., Mid1leboro, Mass.
n - CARDS. p STYLES lOc., or 20 Chrome
LO Cards DC, with name. !. Husted
90. Nassau, =. !. Jas
SEW ORGAN. j. stops slZ3, 10 81, u
ss5 " s55. Pianos. retail price $50 only
s. D. send Tor conf ential circular.
Daniel D. Beatty, sShing ton, - J..
IN LARGE MIXED CARDS with name,
JO ia case, &c. - without case. Nc. ~
new fun cards lcc outfits IOc. =. WASH
BURN & CO. MlddleoOro, Mass la
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wha. nighr Have Been Heard.

knot OF physicians might have been
seen gathered around the elegant glass
case, standing in the Main building, in
which Seasons Cspcine Psrous Plaster
was exhibited, discussing It's merits and
superiority over other porous plasters, and
the Astner might have heard words OF
warm praise ial from their lips as they
spoke OF the revolution IL would likely
effect IN rem edtes for diseases treated ex-
ternally, such as RI journalism, lame and
weak back. spinal and kidney disease.
sciRJlca, lumoagO sprsins, bruises and all
aches pains and focal nature. With these
opinions the Centennial jurors who We're
also learned physicians, were in perfect
accord and awarded the manufacture n OF
Benson's Capcine Plaster the only medal
given 10 porods p asters. To avoid iIRuo
see inst the WORD CapcIne is cut through
each plaster. Sold everywhere Price sc.
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A Belief

You A-s troubled with bad oresth !;
il sn1oys your friends and acquaintance,
q well S Yourself. Yea would like 70
Get rid O: IL bat sOsroely EncV what
means 70 sdopt. We wIil tel ven: Use
, ~. f-sv-srt SozapoYT Ii viii cleanse
AID besutity your teeth, snd leave your
hresth pure and svee4-
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TWO I'm ONE.

Thus combined we have tvo grand medical
agents II one each o: which performs - function
and uGi,stly produce more cures thar any I'M
pounded In the history Of medicine. Try one
PLICE, = CENTS.
Sold by a. Wholesale Enc Retail Druggists
through ont -. United states and CaEAdAs, and BY
WEEKS a POTTER. P-oprtetors. Boston. Mas.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
suherer.. chronic, painful, and pros
train. diseases cured without medicine.
PulY, -.nscher's Electric Belts the grand
desiderAtum, Avoid Imitation. Book
and Journal, with particulars, Hlal.eG
free. Ad Tess PULvERMACHEE GAL
vANic Co Chemist, ONO.
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bEhSONS CAPCINE p PO s9gsR

ton ever found 70 the old style OF porous
plasters, that OF slow action in bringing
relief. BensOn's CapCine Porous Plaster
relieves pain al one and cures quickly.
II i'm parts a sensation oigentle and StimU-
iating warmth and brings rest and com
fort 10 the sufferer. Cec2UO
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RAILROAD BosDs-Generally higher.
STATE BoSDs = Steady.
SToCKs-Tbe week opened at the
stock exchange with very strong mar
ket for speculative shares, with leading
stocks evidently in strong hands 1t Is
understood that Vanderbilt, Keen, Sage
and Morgan are holding Lake Shore,
MIchigsn Central and New York Cen
trial. Moses Taylor and his friends
the coal stocks, and Charley
Osborn Northwestern. Rumors are
also sfost inst Gould's brokers are
changing front, on yd in favor OF
Lake Shore and the Wisconsin rosds,
and are billing Union Pacific. The
market opened from I to 1t per cent
above Saturdays closing prices snd dur
ing the first hour the general list sd-
vsnced from 10 ! per cent. Subse-
ouently there was similar decline, out
during the evening speculation was
sgslu characterized by y strong tone,
and prices made further advance, es-
pecIslly for Lake Shore, Granger shares
and cosl stocks. The market Cos
ing firm st sbost the best prices
OF the dsy; the Wisconsin stocks
rose TO the highest prices OF the new
wear. The advent of cold weather has
improved the condition of the country
roads in the West ard inspired the bulls
with ssnguine expectations Of large
grain movement and consequent thrlv-
ing BUSH ess for railroad properties. The
TRANSACTIONS aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which $1,000 were Lake Shore, l20,O
North western common and $500 pre-
ferred, 1900 St. Paul common snc
1900 preferred, 5000 Ohios, 1900
Wabash. $4,000 Union PscfC, 4o,OUO
Delaware. LsCkswsnns and Western,
5 600 Delaware snd Hudson, 1000 Nor
ris ard Essex, 1000 Michigan Central
and T4u0 Western I nion.
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FoRI YEAHs BEfOkE IHE PIKIIC
DR.. c. M?LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
Or
VERMIFUGE.
cvMpT0MS Of WORMS
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE CountenanCe IS pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumScribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; thepup.Isd .late; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-hd;
thenose is irritatrd, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling OF the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throb5ing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracIous, wltha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; feetlng pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent painsth through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
Al times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequestly tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult. and accompanied BY hiccough;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onvu,slye;
uneasy ana disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper vaTia-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found 70 exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE' SVERAIIFUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form; il is an innocent pTePa'
ration, net sztGb.r Cf@@rCf TE S.IstE
est !gjG,y 10 liz m0St tsr@Er in1lg!.
The genuine De-. MeLANE' ; YER
MFUGE bears the signatures OF C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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RALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties OF our Own fragrant bal.
sEu EuE pine ard tus gums %. TIE Est E7e too wei
known 70 -.QlIrs description. Their grateful.
healing soothing. and str-Es tAelnR properties are
known 10 thousands When combined L. accord
Ence with late and important discoveries Il paAr'
macy, the.g healing aid strengthening properties
are Increased tsrfelc. II this respect our asker
Is he 6esf NJ use without the aid OF electricity.
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In calling the attention OF the trade 10
the above cards, the subscriber would also
announce that he has undertaken the
bus ness OF Pork Packing exclusively, al
the establishment lately occupied by List,
Davenport & Parks, who have disposed Of
reir grocery department
with increased facilities Tor carrying on
the Pork and Provision bush, ~, II shall
toe his aim 70 meet tke large ana luCTeah
in, demand for meats OF superior quality,
and TO maintain the reputation for which
the products OF the late firm we're cele-
brated,
He has now ready complete stock Of
Sugar Cured Hams shoulders and Break .
fast Bacon, Bulk and Bacon Shoulders
aud Clear Sides, Mess Pork, and Lard IN
all the styles of packages.
Prices furnished on application anC
will be As low az the market Will admit
keeping ia view the superior quality OF
the products.
b. Daven port, OF the late firm, will re-
main with me and expects 10 visit our
friends shortly.
Thankfully AcknOwledg the large
patronage bestowed or the late firm, re-
specially ask it's continuance.
Very respectfully,
WHEELING. W. VA, Dec. 10, III. deIU
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ELECTRICITY

Asa grSnd curative and restorative agent is not
eOuAlled hy any element medicine N the history
OF ;he healing ART. Unless the vita. spark has LED
the body restoration ~ ne ans OF electricity - pos
sible It'll the last resort OF al iy sicians hnl sur
CeonE an has rescued t.Dusnu ts. apparently dead,
from ~ untlms'v gravc, when % other human
agency could have succeeded. Ills . The leAdlng
curative element u Ills Plaster.
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VECETINE G.

soCTH sALEN, HA-s-, SOv. a, ls5t.
Nh q r STEyESs-
De2y -iE-I have ben IoIolsa WIZ
S,----ulE CFpker and Liver Comp lA4nI pr
fnre4 year,. NOlLiBE sye- DID ne any
good ~ cOInmeDcsa using ~ NkAsb-
flSE. ] an DUv getting Along frs rae,
ard I'll using fbs NE0kIiA L. J cou-
E.s@- there - botn5 NJ equal 70 y for such
c0mplz Ia CAL bsArli4y REC q mend u
20 every bOly. Yours Truly,
NRs- LIZZIE Il PACKARD,
No- KISzrEEs - south -altm, E&sA
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C0LLIAS'
VOL TAIC PLASTER

An FIecrro-GHIvRnie Battery combined
with n highly Moderated strengthen1ng
Plaster, forming the best Plaster foT
pains and aches In the World Of Med
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CINCISSATI, Jsruary 7.-Cotton-
at IO3c. Flour Demand fair and mar
Ike: firm; family s. S0G6 90. v heat
Scarce and firm; red 81 22Gl IS. Corn
Strong 1T 4OG42c. Osts-Demsnd fsir
and prices higher st 20@,S2c Rye
Demand tair Ind market firm al 63(G 64c.
Barley Demsud light; holders firm; good
to prime western 5OG55c. Pork-Stes3y
and in fair demand al 81 80. Lard
Quiet steam y 47tG7 so Bulk Nests
AT 81 I2l@4 25a5 37.@6 90. Boxed
Mests-N oI.n alIy unchanged. Bacon
Quiet and firm at 697@7tc. Green
Mests-Dull; shoulders 8 S1!; sides
SIS As. Hams AT So l2!(,7 90 Tor l6 to
IA lbs average Whlsky-Quiet and
steady 81 81 O3. Butie--Flrmeri choice
Western Reserve 23924' Central Oaio
2OG2lc. Lrnseed Oil-Stesiv 81 59c,
Hog--Demsnd fair and market firm;
common 20 5Od3 90, light 81 0094 IS;
packing 81 1904 Is; butchers "a 25(g
4 80
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"Whst then :

sweet OIL, o. course
I'll 90 il, slr-Sood by.
And then Court adjourned, and BgAh
and His Honor began disPutlng rs to
whether white lesd wss made OF lead
9.lr;ed white or OF marble dust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

Mcssrs. Rciselmsnn ReihIe, wholesale -four mer-
chants at No As Front street, obtained warrant on
SATURDAY from Judge Flammer, IN the 1ombs Police
Court; for the arrest OF julius J. Smith, commission
merchant dong business In the samo building. Court
Ofccr John Standlsh arrested Mr. smith at his place
OF business In the afternoon anu on reaching tho
Tombs found the court closed. Beng informed that
Judge Flammsr would sit IN Harlem on Sunday. no
locked prisoner up Tor tue night and cary yrstcr-
day morning started with him Tor the Court
house In l25th street. Judge kasmircs how
ever, was the bench but agreed 10 hear the case
The complaint of Mcssrs. Rcigelmann Reinle all
legea that the accused (Smitn) has actsd As their
agent tho past six yeats that during that time no
has had Transactions with the nrm amounting 10
over $3.50 600 that Tor the last two years Mr. smith
mas irregular In his ments and that ne IS now
indebted TO the arm III tue suin vi $4,000, when
amount has been collected BY him IRON retail dealers
in New York and Br ookiyn. :.
The prisoner, on being questioned by Judge kas-
m,re said would waive examination aud consent
10 appear trial the Court OF General Sessions
Judge Kasnire fixed his bail al $4,000. Mr.. Smith,
not having bondsman IN court, was duly COMMITTED
He is married man, ana lives with hts family AZ NO.
2s6 Graham avenue, Brooklyn. Mr.. smith ioid the
reporters before ne was taken down stairs that nc
was o member OF tho Produce Exchange ana had pur.
sued an honorable business career IN New YORK Guy
Tor sixteen years. He Iurtber stated that the com
piainnpts we're Indebted TO him III nuch larger
amount tnsn the sum claimed TO have been mpez-
zed and tina. he had not had ssttlsment WITH tasm
In over six years
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WHO OWNED POLL?

n. Duprez, who lives at No. 81 South Fifth avenue,
owned parrot SO did Nine. vaucairo, who resides
close by. From what lranspired In court about these
two birds there good infer that they bore
strong family likeness each other and had secured
ownerA II Is hard 10 say what demon OF dscord let
the pair loose sim uancousy day last week, but
volume Of evidence was sdduced before Judge Murray
10 show that such was tho TACT Tho families OF Du.
PREF vauclarc In deep sr0ulation for whio,
but Al length camo the cheering that acol
ored man IN tho ncghborhood had captured vagabond
parrot. AT once NJ. Duprcz fastened to the bird
catcher's house. where, sure enough, he found hts
Ing a general air Of dissipation. About this limo
Nine. Vauclairc burst into the room aud demanded
the RESTORATION OF her bird. Duprez said II belonged
to MN; but a glance made Nine. vauclaire's assur-
ance doubly sure, and the upsDot OF II all was that
the rival claimants came into tho jefferson Market
Court with parrot cags and about two score oil unn
tclliglbe Witnesses There was Gallic counsellor
present who insisted exam ming every one Of them
at length without slctiug particle OF evidence, ana
when NO had nauiged his foDle 10 mis- hearts content
Judge Murray chose TO ask a few questions.
Mime. Vauciaire, did your bird iakP
NO he did not talk, y was the pbatic reply.
glance AT Polly 10 the cage made 1t clear that all
oil her.
''And did yours talk, n. Duprez9"
"Ccrlanment-all re time.n The unhappy man
mad committed himself He was told TO converse with
his ornitnoiogical property, but found that Krupp
gun az the mouth OF rnegaphone wouldn't IN the
least disturb that dcmoraIized bird.
Madame, the Court awards you The parrot. Take u
and ve happy" said the Judge.
But here now complication arose. u tho bird was
possibly Vauesire's, the cage was undonbi edly Du.
pfess, and he could no, DC persuaded 20 loan H. SO
while Monsieur went OF with the persistent counsellor
, and the empty cage