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New-York tribune., 1878-06-19
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of

GUPREME COURT, City ana county OF
- New.York,-CHARLEs A. Cotton, plaintiff, against
JONATHAN NIELD, defendant SummOns-With nOuce-.
10 lie above named defendant: hereby summoned
10 answer the complaint this action and 70 copy OF
your answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service Of this summons exclusive OF le aay O s
vice Of failure 20 appear OF answer ludg
nt viii be taken against you by default for the relief de-
manded Ia tho oOmpanl-Dated Eew.YOrk April 10, 1873
WILLIAM r. SYME, Plaintiffs Attorney.
oaee and p O Address no l7O BToadwSy HSwfok Glly:
summons judgment will be taken against
you for Of four hundred and silky "1Qo dollars with
interest from January 1871 and with costs Of this action
WILLIAM r. SYME Plaintiffs Attorney.
10 JONATHAN NIELD, defendants The foregoing sum
mons served upon you by publication pursuant 10 an order
dated 14th day May 1873 and filed with me complaint
IN the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Cy County NeWYO
az the County Court House IN said city
Myl5 1aW6wW
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TAWARHNDHEN GRELEON

universally prescribed by the "A axstiye Teise@sn @
1 end eicated fruit lozeI &C. for the immediate reei and
efeca cure Of constipation headache bile hemoIholdS &C
lamar unlike pills and usual purgatves u agreeable 70
iake and never produces irritation Prepared by Gil
LON. 27 Rsmbuteau Paris Depot: CASMELl1 hAHh'D" "
~ Garner 6thaye. and 24tlst, NeW-HOrk
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Gin DrOperlp 90 Eet.

spO WEST 45TH-ST., near 5th-aYe.-FOur
ele( story mmediate possessIon open DAILY.
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GRATEFUL-COMF0R
EPPS' COCOA.
By thorough knowledge OF the natural laws when gov
~ S opeTst0ns Of digestion and nutrition and by careful
srsti6n of tho fine properties Of weseected cocoa MT
Es bas provided breafastabes with dehcatey nav
a beveta0c which may save many heavy d0CrB Dhls
It h v tle udciOuE OF snch articles OF det hl
tuition NAV bo gradually built until strong enough 70 Iet
sI tendency no disease Hundreds OF subtle malades arc
oatng around ready 10 attack wherever there "a weak
0nt e NAV egcape many fatal shaft by keeping
well forded with pure blood and properly nouHshod
-fCivil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or MIX
Sold only In packages labeled thus;
JAMES EPPS e. CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists,
4g1breadneedie.st. and 10 piccadlY
London, EDgandb
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DOARD at a farmhouse, ut southampton, L..
ID al 81 per week fifteen minutes drive 10 ocean, bshng
ponds good shade good table ana fHh mk any one wishing
10 bring conveyance can DC accommodated z...,.,,
800 BERNARD ARCHIBALD.
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DURNETT HOUSE, Stroudsburg, Penn,

Three miles from Delaware Water Gap opens June II m
der new management grand mountain scenoy house new
Rl modern improvements everything huety hIstCiaSs
7oHu Ioi oIou"I' FrLTON & CROsLEY, PropTIetors
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GANBORN'S HOTEL, West CamptOn, N. ii.
- This popular Summer ready for guests,
and situated u OF the most beautiful locations IN ht
Pemgewas Valley convenient to all the FrdncOnia and
White Mountains seven miles from Plymouth pure air and
water good table and reasonable send for circular
TT. .SANBOkN d SON, PrOprietOr8
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GOOD BOARD at the sea-shOre; plenty of
~ good fishing sailing bathlng healthy location and
rea.anlnr lnrm. ALdre.a J MOOLLEY sonthamDton. III
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GANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, L. l.
- open seawankaka leaves Peck slip daily
and 33dst T.. r. at AIS sands Point at 900
p MI Sundays, leaves Peck slip at and 33d-sL, T. X,
az 9l5 M Sands Point at 4;2O D. M Address O. DUN No
PAUGH, Proprietor.
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TIME GREAT NEW-YORk AQUARIUM,
IL BROADWAY AM 35rHSr.
Wonderful performances Of the celebrated troupe OF
TRAINED MONKEYS, DOGS and GOATS,
from the Royal Aquarium, Eugand
performing PANrOMIhE ES ami PLAYS ike human beings;
most novel entertainment given IN this city, Living
OctOpus or ght armed Devil Fish, trODica fishes Amph
blous Anmals Chmpanzee. and Rare Marine wonders
Admission, so cents children half price. - -
CONEY ISLAND AQUARIUM Now OPEN, with W. Q.
Coup's troupe OF BRONCHO HORSES.
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GUMMER BUAKD.-A pTlYate IalnIY VIII
- accommodate 8 adults; other bOarders; shaded
lawns large piazza pleasant rooms high ground pe views
stabng for horses references given and required 4O nun
from York 10 minutes from depot Address Box
4 I
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GOOD BOARD at private house, 3l2 hours
VI from " v; near depot daily mail location healthy
terms moderate. Address W. A. HOLrsLANDER, Pine
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nRANGE.-E board; house pleasantly
~ suatcd, with shady grounds Main-st. Address y.
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w Jefferson. " II-New house, Just completed, newly
furnished, NCw.WaumbJk House, IN full view Of White
Fruc0na auI Green Mountains heated by furnace thos,
suffering from hay fever catarrhal ashmauc complaints
Immediate relief accommodations for 30 guests
effort will be made for their comfort Address Mira
H. BOMLES.
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DOARD at the Evergreen Lawn Farm house,
ID Highland Ulster County. ~ y, two IN miles from
house large airy Send for circular Address ~
WILLIAMS a. above.
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GOOD BOARD.-Thirty miles from Saratoga,
N Lake George; commOdOus rooms always cool ample
grounds attached; persons ro0niug together 20
each person alone - special rates 10 families
Address MIS-. l. NJ SHAW North Granville n. " or uht
JnLy !. E s O. 2. Q. Box. 1909. n. Y. CITY.
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FIRE RECORD.

DETROIT, May N.-About half past twc
o'clock on Sunday morning Ere was dis
covered In one Of the coal sheds Of th,
Detroit Gas Works, at the foot Of 2ls
street. II spread rapidly, and in abou
one hour the entire row Of coal sheds
under which was stored 10000 tons o.
coal was destroyed, As were also ths
slaughter, packing and ice houses oi
Bigby & Co., which were located few
feet east Of the gas works. The Gas Co.'s
estimated loss on the coal sheds and wharf
and coal damaged is $4,000. Fully In
sured. Bigby and Co.'S loss is $4,000
Insurance, $1,000.
Gascoingue, Superintendent Of the FIR,
alarm telegraph, and Alex Lafeveres
fireman, were ptecipitated into the river
by falling tim6ers. Both were rescued
Leieveres fourth rib was broken. Gas.
coingue was severely bruised. Cause Of
the FIRE unknown.
MEMpHIs, May T.-Last Friday even
ing 8 fire broke out In Freundentanders
dry goods house, at Marimna, which soon
communicated to the adjoining buildings,
destroying that and r. Worthen's dry
goods and grocery store. Canton's grocery,
Nunallys drug store, Woolten's tin shop
the telegraph office and q barber shop
Freundentander was arrested and held to
answer charge Of setting his store on
Gre to obtain the insurance. The amount
OF the loss is unknown.
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CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour-Dull and
heavy; holders In order to sell seem m.
willing to make concessions large enough
TO meet buyers views. NominRlly un.
changed. Wheat-Irregular and active,
but weak and lower; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 o2 cash, e71Ea97lf 10 June, eSasSlsc July.
sales at 9Sa941zc; No. 8, 92c, rejected 75o.
Corn-Heayy and active, but weak and
lower; high mixed S6lSc, new high mixed
SAKE, new mixed SS1fc, No. 2, $50 caih,
S5No May, S5sic June, $50 July, SsIlsSsIi
August, rejected SS<c. 0ati-In fair do.
mand but at lower rates; 22xe cash, 22Jfo
June, 2Slsc July, CSC August. Rye-Heayy
at SIC. Barley-Dull, heavy and lower at
46hc. Pork-Active, firm and higher;
SS 00aS 05.caSh, Ss 02Iias 05 June, s. goa
s FAX July, S. S71ias 40 August. Lard
Firner, but not quotably higher; 50 47a
Q 50 cash and June, So 66a8 SIX July,
50 62lfa6 IS August. Bulk Meats-Firmer;
shoulders Ss<c, short rib 4hc, short clear
$50. Whisky-Nominally unchanged at
81 04,
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NEW YORK, May 27.-Cotton-Firm at
llhallkc. Flour--Dull, lower and heavy;
No. 2. 50 60aS 80, Superfne western and
State IS 60a4 90, common to good a goa
4 60, good to choice 81 65a5 rs, white
wheat extra SIS s0a6 so, fancy SO 60a7 rs,
ct Louis SO 25a7 %, extra Ohio 81 40a7 so,
Minnesota patent process So 25as 90.
Wheat-Hsayy; ungraded spring 81 l5s
II, No. 2 Chicago spring 81 I2al 13x
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 Is, No. l spring 81 10
al 49,, No. 2 red winter 81 %, No.1 do
81 27, extra white 81 27, No. Northwest.
ern May 81 l2Hal Is. Rye-Dull and
nominal; western 66a6Sc. Barley and Malt
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Heayy;
steamer 4sa4sIi. iNo. 2 4sa4sIfc. Oats
Heavy; western mixed 28aS0zc, white
western 29aS0c. Hay-Dull and heavy;
shipping 50a55c. Hops-Quiet and un.
changed. Molasses-Unchanged. Coffee
Dull and nominally unchanged. Sugar
Dull and unchanged. Whlsky-Quiet at
81 07al 0S.
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IhtgRtelLiaettter:

= ..oa,,s We publish some remark. "a, .
dD.,no, " ''s Seymour in favor oil hiSf
% 4 o''''T ". would say to The friend
ss'a.. s'..d. ,b..s remark. for publication
.S%. q, NJ. IsrrL1rOrScrH doe. .s., not oppose y
sh : 'ps s.booI education. What 1t oP'
BI. 't.'V !. The inpO.itiOn Of High
re-, Re- op the public " 8 part M
sr' 4. Common School system oil the
,.,,. 4 ., The report Of the State Super, P,.
''a.I,, .j',, Of Ohio shows how the public
li4e', ,.,.j and the Common Schools dis
''i,,iD,l.i ~ la,, .s.in,. in order to foster ,h'
S.ID gu c,bool,, whereat the lew are sdu'
i',.J a.I :, r,..s expense IS compared with
~ aa. -'s., " .p.p. on the Common Schools;
~ r .on,,nd that ii is no part oi
" We ,.,;... Of the State to provide High
s.s".I =, sJ' EDUCATION, any more than College
aa,, 'i,,,,iop, and all attempts to divert pub
sa'', .. ....., in such a direction is not only
Us Us si-oo.itiou Is,,I on the public but a blow
S,I, stability Of the Common school
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7oTARLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

out 10 the speaker that he was mistaken
about the increase Of salary-that Il was
Beecher and not the President whose
salary had been increased to 4 hundred
thousand
Mr.. Luther G. .shinn was next invited
10 enlighten the meeting upon the aims
and objects Of the Greenback Labor move.
ment, but like the first speaker, he failed
TO touch the subject, and instead Of some-
thing fresh, treated his hearers 70 rAmb.
ling recitation OF old stale platforms and
resolutions, hashed from time TO time BY
labor reiormers throughout the country.
This speaker Ia the same Mr.. shinn who
wrote q letter to the New York Tribune
In 1872, announcing himself for the Presi.
dency, and which Mr.. Greeley published
with some humorous comments. The pres.
ident Of the meeting, and Rev. F. Oaks
and some other speakers made short ad-
dresses; all Of which tended TO shed about
as much light on the objects Of the great
Labor Reform (?) party Of this country
"a did the remarks Of the frat speaker
introduced.
The meeting broke up about A o'clock
in the evening, and several gentls-
men heretofore connected with the green.
back movement expressed Themselves
as disgusted with the whole business and
its would.be leaders. J.
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CHICAGO, May 27.-Californias favor.
ite running mare Mollie Mccarthy leaves
here for Louisyille tonight. She has
attracted much attention from horsemen
during her stay here, and connoiseurs
are convinced oil her remarkable running
qualities. Henry Walsh her trainer,
states that she IL in the best possible con.
dition for her contest with Ten Brock on
July 4th.
RACE CouRsE, LOUISVILLE, KY, May
27.-Day Star, Solicitor, L3veller and
Blue Eyes started in the Clark stakes.
Day Star won the Derby last week and
was great fayorite. L0veller was first,
Day Star second, Solicitor third and Blue
Eyes last. Time, 3:S7. This race was 4
dash OF two miles.
The second race dash Of four miles,
Merchants purse. Whisper, Chesapeak
and Kinlock started, Whisper won by q
nose, Kehlock second, McGrath's Chesa.
peak, third. Time 1855.
The third race was for beaten horses,
mile heats. Short Line, Burgundy, Elem
burg and Bonnie I,aska started. The
firist heat was won by Burgundy, Edin-
burg second, Short Line third. Time,
1:44i. The second heat was won BY
Edinburg, Burgundy second, Short Line
and Bonnie Ataska third. Time, 1:44a.
Edenburg won the last heat. Time,
1:47S.
The fourth race was q dash Of one and
half miles. Grimstesd's. Brown Dick,
colt was first, Spring Branch second,
Classmat, third. Time, 2:47.
BALafMoRE, May 27.-Closing day Of
the spring meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey Club.
The Preakness stakes, for three year
olds, one and half miles, was won by
Duke Of Magenta, Bsyard second, Albert
third. Time, 24ls. :.
The race for the Baltimore cup, all
ages, two and quarter miles, was won
by Parole, Joe second, Tom Bacon third.
Time, 4:0s.
The mile heat race, all ages, was taken
by Lon Lancer, Ventilator second.
Blondelle was drawn after the second
heat, and frankie was distanced. Time,
1:45, l.4s, l:50i. Yentilator won the
second heat.
The grand steeple chase, two and .
half miles, was won BY Walter, Dead
Heat second, Coronet third. No time
taken.
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MEsDATA, Ill, May 27.-News reach
es here Of an atrocious murder commit.
ted at Arlington, email town nine miles
west Of this phase on last Sunday. A
Carney, young man who had been re-
fused permission to visit Miss Cullenbine
young lady Of his acquaintance, went
to her room, cut her throat with razor,
shot her with revolver, and, being me,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cullenbine on his way
down stairs, shot the father In the hip
cut Mrs. Cullenbine severely with q
butsher knife, and, rushing out into the
yard, drew the razor across his own
throat several times and expired almost
instantly. The parents are severely but
not fatally hurt. The daughter lived but
q few moments.
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''eenoaek Meeting out in ma.
,r fiou county yesterday.

"'EfalsoTOs, Marion Co., W. Va, |
C,,, May %, 1878. J
N ''i'a"' Of the Int.llIrsucsr.
,,,Is AIoat t"O hundred people assembled
%@s i,S.s pIAcstOday, in pursuance Of call
%.sS %'sS some weeks sSo by committee Of
~ n SAuOnAl Greenback Labor Party"
S-i,t M been given out that Mr.. Fon..in
,..s sa,A md Nj. Lindsay Raymond a,,or.
=! %''i The FAirnOnt bar would be pres
G.. .asa ldd'es. the people, bu. those gen
~. ~ !o' reasons best known TO them
iva va Old not put in an appearance.
,,iia iriasdly wa' pleasant, and the occasion
,,.' ...'sssd e., BY the presence Of the shinn,
~~. '.I'e' COfnet band, which dispensed
'...N. "-'.i'.llsnt music. The meeting wa,
S,1. Ss''ed B! the election Of Mr.. Felix s.
'serIty. N "'' A~s' N0SSss'
r,:aEpa a aEpater Of amateur speaker, Of III
IOios,..tSk iY.Sk Persuasion being present
nulti,UI,su 10 appease the disappointed
oS,,SI, Who had expected to hear
psN5 3 y IRON Messrs. Smith and Hay
R.s 'u . lhe 6Ist orator called was Il,
iii SktSsf I W. sturm, who descanted
IP,s,.s s.t't :, severity upon the ertray-
S.,,s.o 49, .! the government, He told hi,
a., dssIaa. the the salary Of the Preei,
H. Il oad been iRcreaS'd from twenty
,osrS' Ou,ind TO eAs hundred tko,tsand per
~, % also, that ex.President Grsnl
o. MA, VA! time travelling over Europs
h ,Is ,II'asy ob!ainsd BY Ibis Kind Of sIse.S
Si,sr Pay oil public officials, His al.
Ia !, Ss'e l 4 a lOss to zee what ali hi.
io,n| an " bao 20 with greenbacks and labor re-. re-
" pa' With this. "' HO'u'
4' d'0ll fellow In the crowd called
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men; and II was proclaimed by Mr.. Her
bert that as long as there was q chronic
disposition on the Republican side to use
the army for unlawful purposes, SO long
there would be . chronic disposition or
the Democratic side to defend the liber.
ties OF the people.
Finally q vote was reached and Mr.
Knott's amendment was agreed to-yeAs
120, nays III.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill and amendments 10 the House.
The first vote taken In the House was
on the amendment increasing the limita-
tion Of the strength Of the army from
5000 to 25,009 men. The vote WAS
yeas 116, nays 120, all the Republicans
voting In the affirmative, and had for al
lies on the Democratic aide all the Texas
members except Reagan who voted nay.
Mr.. Garfield, at the close Of the roll
call, changed his vote from yea TO nay 80
that he might move to reconsider, the
vote actually being, therefore, III TO ll9.
When the result was announced Messrs.
Garfield and Hewitt rose simultaneously
10 move 10 reconsider. The latter was
recognized by the Speaker and moved to
reconsider and TO lay the motion To re-
consider on the table. This recognition
Of Mr.. Hewitt by the Speaker was resent.
ed by Mr.. Garfield, who claimed
that as matter OF courtesy, when
q member changed his vote for
the purpose Of making such mo.
tion, he was always recognized by the
Chair, to which the Speaker responded,
that II the gentleman chose to give an
insincere vote 1t was not the fault OF the
Chair, and that the Chair was bound by
all parliamentary practice to recognize
the gentleman in charge Of the bill.
Mr.. Reed then broke into colloquy
with the declaration that there had been
nothing to justify the Speakers remark
as to an insincere vote, to which the
Speaker replied that the gentleman from
Ohio (Garfeld) had undertaken to re-
feet upon him and that he proposed TO
defend himself.
There was 4 good deal Of feeling
on the part Of all con cerned,
4 feeling which communicated itself to
the two sides OF the chamber, and which
was shown by the applause Of one side Of
the other. Then a dilatory motion to
adjourn was made on the Republican
side and was voted down.
The motion TO lay on the table the
motion to reconsider was then carried;
yeas 12l, nays III.
Messrs. Wiggington and Patterson
voted with their party 20 that the House
could limit the strength Of the army TO
10000 men. Without disposing Of the
bill the House adjourned
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The Unprecedented sIoyementoi
Grain.

CHICAGO, May T.-The unprecedented
movement Of grain In this market 10 at'
tracing considerable attention and indi-
Gates q great revival Of business. Las,
week the aggregate reeeipts Of all cereals
were sSyOSai 0gshsi' 1ss ass ibs bS,bsIs b.
sideS this there was received 47,l72 bar
rels Of aour and shipped 1926 barrels
Computing the flour as wheat, this show
an aggregate movement for the week oi
7, 7,2s5 0s4 bushels Of grain, figures never
before reached In this or In any city or
the continent. To-day's movement wal
larger than hitherto recorded. There
we're 1884 car loads Of grain came In, o.
which 1885 were corn, and As, 400 bush
els Of grain came by the canal; The 70
ceipt, 10 bushels would therefore be tol
to-day, including -four, sl7,7SS; ship
| ments, 6O2, ,755; total movement, ,42o, ,4s'
| buAhela.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 27.- Cotton-Demand
fair and market firm at 10Tc. Flour
Dull and dropping; family IS 00aG 25.
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; red 81 05a
10. Corn-Steady and In good demand
at 4Oc. oats-Dull and dropping at 2saSlc.
Rye-Dull at 5sa60c. Barley-Nominally
unchanged; prime to choice fall 40a46c.
Pork-Quiet but firm at s. so. Lard--Good
demand; current make 50 Is, kettle 81 00a
J so. Bulk Meats-Demand fair and mar.
ket firm; shoulders held at s. 70, short RIB
sold at 81 40 cash, 81 80 buyer May, sugar
cured 81 75. Bacon-Quiet but steady at
4a4 lfa5a5I Sa59sa51Sc. Butter-Dull; prime
to choice Western Reserve 12al5c, Central
Ohio saloc. Whisky-In good demand at
full prices; 81 0S.
ROGs-Demand fair and prices higher;
common 50 60a2 95; light s. 00aS is; pack.
ing sS i0aS 20; butchers s. 20aS 25.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May T.-In the House o.
Commons to-day Sir Stafford Northcots
In reply to 3 question from Lord Har'
tington, said he was unable 10 give de
tailed information about the negotiations
10 relation 10 the Congress, bat added
that be might say that within q few day
the prospect for the meeting Of the Con
gress had materially improved.
At = meeting Of Home Rulers satur
day letter was received from DR.. Butt
10 which he agrees To retain the leader
ship Of the Home Rule party, but will
strong expressions Of reluctance, aut
without holding himself responsible iol
any action taken BY the party in hi
absence,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 37.-Flour-Nomi.
nal; supers at 50 0oaS 60, extras 81 00a4 90,
Pennsylvania family IS 25a5 80, Minnesota
do IS 00a5 80. Wheat-Demoralired am.
Der 81 GOAL %, red 81 16al 20, white 81 2s.
Corn-Demoralized; yellow 4sc, mixed
1910 cash, May and June, 47c, July, 47Ife
August. oats-Dull; white western S2a3Sc,
western mixed 3laS2c. Rye-65aB6c. Pork
50 50al0 co. Hams-8agc. Lard-Eas.
Ter; city kettle exc. Western
Reserve l3al5c, creamery 1sa20c. Cheese
Western choice skaSXc. Eggs--Emier;
western at llailHc. Petroleum-Quiet;
crude sa9hc, refined Ike. WHISKY
Dull; western 81 07.
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Ru.Ines. Embarrassments.

New YORK, May 27.-Jones & schaei.
Ter have been adjudicated involuntary
bankruph. They claim to have lost
heavily by endorsing the notes Of the
Logansport, Crawfordsyille & Sothwest-
ern Railroad. The nine creditors who
unite in the bankruptcy petition repre-
sent sum aggregating S2ls,7S0.
II. A. Patterson, formerly well known
speculator In the Stock Exchange, and at
one time large speculator, has inform
ed his creditors that a warrant In bank.
ruytcy has been Issued against his estate
upon his own petition. The liabilities
are placed at $4,000.
Edward Haight & Co, brokers, failed
to meet their sIock engagements on Sat.
urday.
timber merchants Of Keighley Yorkshire,
failed to-day. Liabilities estimated at
S600,0O
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EAST LIBERTY, May CATTLE
Receipts since and including Friday 1906
head Of through and 1877 head OF yard
stock; total for the week 5,542 head Of
through and 459 Of yard, against 527 head
OF through and s67. Of yard the week
before. Nothing selling except to butch.
ers. Prices about the same aS last week.
Prospects only fair.
HoGs-Receipts 5000 head; total for the
week 1880, against 1880 the week be.
fore. Workers IS l5aS 20, Philadelphia
$3 45a3 50.
sHKEP-Receipts $50 head; total for the
10000, against 1900 the week before.
Selling at IS 50a4 25.
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Bishop MeCoskry.

DETROIT, MICH, May 27.-Bishop Nc
Coskry, who arrived here four days ago,
and has since been stopping at the Michi.
gan Exchange Hotel, left for New York
this morning, This action surprises
every one, in as much as it was supposed
that he had returned to face his aecusers,
1t Is reported that he renewed his resig.
nation on the 18th Of this month in let.
ter to Presiding Bishop Smith, and that
special meeting Of the House ol Bishops
I'd consider his resignation will be held in
New York on the 18th Of August.