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MONDAY. July 15-P. M.-The early opera
tons M tie Stock Ex change were charm't 'r,H Il
by good degree Of nrnncss, although in tho
Inter dealings there WIS w,nkncss. e1nssq rant
upon thn bulls selling out uleir atocke. Tho
aggregate volume Of BUSINESS, however wis
light. and only ~. Paul common, Like Shore
Delaware, Lsckaw nna and Western, AMI
western Union attracted special at ntinn.
Their fluctuations WILL be found below. hut
western Union ut ono tiinc rosc to 81
with Like Shore at Cox, after which
Il yielded TO G2x near the U.usc NV Jersey
central WI alsOa con-ptruous feature. bHrtu-p
r,nlH y cent, to AZ aitr which 1t hroke to
4O1. ana los q mt the nwt at points uf tn tlav.
IT. Paul common at thu same time ran down
from 90 TO 5lH. manly in conssdu NJ VI tho
trail moved NJ 10 ITO, on small dealings. Eric
was lower at i9h but the changes in the other
shares will bc found below.
oo INC tota numben OF sharrs dealt n WE 10o.-
oa6, OF which g. Pnul reprrs"ntrd % $40; tle
Union. 1850 Northwestern. 1850: do. pr
i ierTeoI 5000; Eric. los chitaG9, BuTl9eie,n
s. E@as 1 nsas CITY Civ ' and w. p dco w W.
bush. 900; Ncw York Central, 150 G., C. and
ohios. 400: Burlington aud Cedar Rapids, zoo zoo:
g. c.. 9. and l., 200; Chicago and Alton, l1B Z:
Hann i6a ana s.; yoseph. 100 consolidation
sex. 400; 81 /, X. and Texas, 2oO Pacific Mail.
100; Union Pacills. lo7, and Erie preferred 7;
special interest. Tho market continued dull
and all of the transactions were recorded ut
1905.
In esns the rates paid for the Of gold y.
II, r. cent and Nat
Tile total ccarnksut the gold department OF the Stock
Exchange SS0rHp gold balances SOl9 stHI (:
aud currency balances, sAi 04u The Sub-Ireasufy
deemed 81 90 IN called ,mis and paid in
tercst the public debt, StiO.uoO
Tic days business a the United statcs Sub Treasury
Coin receipts aF3 tss1 81. do payments s22j-
g31 90 Do balance. sls llo 20 10 Currency rcecints
si5ai s67 76 do pavmonts ~ 1-s 62l ~ do balance
ga iSj.l 4 % Customs $40 90
The internal revenue receipts at Wnshnrton today
fiOb 90. sud the cu~tnm receipts. s.iStUn The
Treasury also received S0lb.fD In national bank notes
for redemption fhc bullion IN the Bank OF England
was decreased f2uUlo
forrirn ENchan ruled lower. with tho nominal quota
tons at Sisi and SisI Tor time and demand drat, re-
spcctyrly.
Government bonds closed strong. and were active
through Du the day The a. cents, s11s and 5s VI
i~S1. were cllcflv dealt In
le he a MelU
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MoSDAY. July l5.-FLouR AND MEAL-Flour
y S 2 S S.na 'S'' b.h 'y snds. ycr y' nr
ngdi snd m ,n, Hr rGgaG't rye -four nnd corn
S e ' Sni wS,fa ', .apcranS y' Il G as1,
say. 49, * snT wX" W!sI tS SnrS, ss
tras 81 lessi 10 DO XX and NIX. sis0ssi Minnesota
soa,Icrn baker. and family brsnd. 81 sSssl !s Soni
81 srsSys - "a - Sor X, ad
- - Wheat iced. els a,ssi7 ton. rye ICED sitgtG
lands Il d s b S'S Futures n arme P
Tor August, II 2sc for september llic Tor october
10 s, Tor NYysmser l4as Tor pseGmrcr il% for
sa So G6. AZ W. W. ~ or mga s Gs III
prime mes iut,res bcii Si,hrr Ana nv sois n,eon
easier sale; l7h bNS part ata western long clear
DER AZ Sc and picked nh bellies sht wesh!. at ec
Se I eve n nna % c nr s E u 10 n ST
for utnre delivery, 3~ns ~ 3 2pior JUS aud an the
~ "a, Tor ocrobcr Dressed los 2 aGc frr nv Ra,
wcscrm a fSssrIs ''s d. I.s S, dFs, l9is
an'gi AT 7s9sc Tor state factories LsSs l3sioc Tor
GH,N-whcat opened oppressed, hut closed moro
s s9gdy ,e9sM r.hGT gi s"i Sn tls ret 't'
q 9 ,,t ~ So red Winter 81 o5@sl9' 81 ! do
q ' and d "T i Syn Gttcry ' %"S% ss' G
clud.ns ~ sprng tor Judy at H. e lat n,.uy rcd
Tor 4" western AMI SC f"r c2acc stia sn CanaIS
the latter Tor early arrival Oa. dull and opened weak
but closed pretty hrn, though the demand mot brisk
lor .wmic ncludms So 2'slaledq 33i, o5'c lor nNcd
AMI 81 t''c. Tor white. 40 Chicago Sold iur JlN at
Hi,c INDIAN corn Opened ratlcr easier but tho demand
improved. AMI the depression was recovered. sncs
the spot ldlpn tush. nj 4d'4at7c ior steamer. 400
l1i~r Tor No > taf i,c ur No. amt for itNrr delivery
22ipn bush including No ., at a. ~ &c. tor August
and iS'4 dlSi,c tor September and steamer 81
july and i6aif',c tor Au.u. CLOSING outside H-uros
Gnocrnrs. Coffee hrm, RIO, inhhug lots. la'. al"c A.,
MafNrAlho lJAldi, gold, silt- 2NlS bags klu Sftdo
santos, and sp ia MaracWhn. private terms. lnrr
quiet Molasses dun. Cuhl. 30 test 34WHi, sugars
Ialher gu,ct Tws 1ss7 3,lGc Tor l'ir to sood nnns
cuba, witha sa,s of 1850 hhds, part at q .lor common
refining. also 2Sl ceroous - Domingo d ltr Refined
nrm; white nj % &C., standard crushed. 81, i''tc
SuNDKt>-NaNAl stnrcs We're quiet amt unchanged at
mon To GOOD strained rosin Petroleum was Pu'et but
steady At d'sc tor crude. i'm huk. nnd NY iur refined
in hbls whisky wa, quiet at - u5i4 IaoW quiet and
unchanged nj 6l5lHafc tr primo tn chNiec' ocean
trrights were generally about s HiY. with moderate
business grain to lNcip. o, hN steam. '',l bacon. 3Ds
@t2s id cheese i- t,iiN. ~fll iu luuiuu, hN steam
: al do 10 GLASGOW. hy stoHn. 7l4@7lh., do to llul
b. stoam 7i,d do tn Bristol by steam. SAT do TO
Antwerp by steam. W IT,. do. To Bremen, by sail 7 al
DO 20 Rotterdam, Us qr: do TO llavre boricaux or
nunkrk ., luttd rrnucd petroleum TO london 81, Ia
do to the Balug Is 3D. do to the LcVant, 1872 gold IN
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GEN. MERRITT'S BOND.
Names that Surprised the Custom House PoIi-
ucIans-More Hemovnl. EApected.

Gen. Merritt completed his bond rs Col
loctor yesterday. and sent it. with his oath Of Of
fee. to Washington. The bondsmen are Reuben
p. Fenton William Walter Phelps. Marshall o.
Roberts. and 5. b. Chitenden. On the approval
81 the bond by Mr.. Hayes and Mr.. sherman
Gen. Merriu's commission IL To be s. mt to him.
Col Burt said Yesterday that the now Collector
will probably relieve Gen. Arthur the latter part
Of the week.
There were many rumors Of changes in tho
Custom House. several trareahle to no anthem
tic source. Sem-offirially it WIS said that as
soon IA the new Collector " commissioned Mr..
Sherman will order another sweeping rcduc-
ton In the several departments Many OF the
OLD politicians in the Custom House are expect
ing early removal.
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Michael Hoffman of 234 william street had
Rosa Rooney arrested charge Of having stolen his
silver watch and chain. lie told Justice Morgan that
Rosa had entered his shop and asked him To change 81
Tor her HIS watch was hanging to mai ON his return
from rear room lac missed his watch Rusn denied
having seen or touched the watch She SAID that when
She entered the -ou and asked Tor change he lacked
door aud tried assault her She screamed tor help and
when assistance arrived he sad that size had robbed
him Kras father followed Hoffman out of the Tomhs
fuice Court after she had been committed. lie saw INN
cuWr his shop amt take the watch out u n drawer
Rooney hHi Holman taken back a. the court room
Hoffman searched aud tie watch found IN his
loeket lie told Justice Morgan that he had found 1t in
the heel Of an old shoe and alleged that had been nut
there while he was out Rosa Rooney was Immediately
discharged.
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STATE bonds were strong, We not sales Louisiana
. consolidated AZ ~, ~lai aud Missouri Is ut 1857 at
lOlts Railroad seeuriues ruled steady TING PRINCIPAL
transactions follows Boston Hartford and Erie
Its 80 Burlington. Cedar Ralits aud northern .ts -
sTla New Ier.ey Central convertible assented ~ L..
h.h and wabash consolidated accented 81 ,s.lt; Nil
waukee and - Paul J. and VI division, iu24 Mlwau.
k,e and 81 Paul ~ ists. ~. Milwaukee and 81 Paul
~ mortgage 10. Morris anal Essex nd ip1s Central
Pacific gold bonds. l'0i central Pacur lists, san Jos
gum branch. a2s Pacific Railroad Missouri lists 1Oi
Ioumhus. Cleveland and indianapolis ntra ~. ~
Lake shore MORTGAGE. con coupons lul Erie 2i mort
case l1ls Enu :s mortgage los thica-u. Rock llani
and facinc SIS 1917, coupon. lu7a Nurthwtstcrn cnSn
dated coupon gold bonds iul Lake Shore registered
l.tsli2. Laugh and Waha n consolidated asscnied. 53,
western Union telegraph coupon. ltst lu-4s Great
Ncsurn 2d m rrigage eN aul Nov, II coupon. 90 CO
aud {, 1T M rtsagc ~ i. Paul Its aud VI.
9gols isis lbs Chicago, Harrington aud Quincy ~.
liza. Chicago amt Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds iuils Morris and Essex 1T mortgage. lin
ohio and M..ssippi consolidated sinking iuni i'-,
$50 Central FnciaC gold bouds iuiit tutuu Pacific Raj
road ist mortgage. iUi. Pacific Railroad Missouri 1t
morIagt los. - Louis and Iron Mountain lst~ lusi.
Louisville ana Nashville cun - iuit Louisville and
Nashville IDS - Milwaukee and 81 Paul consol sink
in iuud ss~cutcd. ~.
The OPENING highest lowest and L. n closing prices
a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16
Thomas Meeks'. Return.

Thomas Meeks. the stove dealer at 90 Atlantic
avenue. Brooklyn who on Thursday ran away from his
wife and three children with Kate Driscoll the sstcrn
law Of old scafaring friend. returned home at mid
night sunday lie intoxicated. lie prevailed upon
his onpnny him Ia Atlantic AMI Henry streets
where they found Kate Dnscoll awaiting them Both
Mecks and Kate protested that they guiteSs any
wrong Kate went home with her sister. Mrs McComh
with whom she has been living and Weeks 10 his
own house Mrs Meeks saws she viii her husba nj
chance 10 prove h> Innocence. and lac docs not she
viii leave him AMI got divorce All that she Ould ash
VI Inn would he ~ support his children
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Aner n Weck'. Liberty.

Tho French fiat house at 60 Sixth avenue,
occupied by Timothy Mucdhy, who Is in the country.
entered on saturday night aud robbed OF |ao worth
Of icWclry and clothing samuel Brown of 316 East
Forty sixth street, being arrested cont ssed Mike
Collins alias James Davis 9hus Biz Nike was toUnd m a
hairunn at Forty SECOND stree ami IHrd avenue While
hrius taken through FortN SECOND street me- uirt tu
tie j. ~iN et our inches IA height hud poWc-
t man. bat lrt,cu'D >huNtilof-,r forced hun to walk
along Ms Nike wei ,nnW irsprridn Nlr has been
cd tiinton Prison only week. having served xix
years fer burglary ON sunday hr Wts arrested Tor a
burglary in tho Twenty INST ward hut WAS discharged
Tor want u sufficient evidence Ihe stolen properly was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16
a Female Horse Thief shot.

CANON CITY. Col. July ia Shcrifi's posse.
pursuing horse thieves. ~ them Boe's Ranch
aud were fred by the thieves The posse returned
the hre, killing instantly and mortay wounlng the
second who died SIX hours but refused to give their
burial. 1t discovered that the smaller rohhcr who
nal been Killed ~ the trst hfe wa, woman young and
been mistaken for boy She Vas heavily armed. aud
the nrst a. ifc the pur party There was no
clue o. their Identity They had stolen iiyc horses aud
had all an their possession
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16

WASHINGTON. July l5,-Thc case Of Mclilwce
art blackwell, the manufacturer of the Durham smok.
In. tobacco which has tor the past months been be.
fore the Commissioner of Patents, was decided to-day IN
nvor of Bla'kW,lL McElwor claimed that he was en-
uurd L. the trade mark, which consist, ot the word
4" Durham and the symbol ol the TAN, Upon the evil
dcucr, Il, cdri That MrElNcc'> claims. which were
based ON partnership relations with } Green, de
ceased not wed Inundpd. bat that Blackwell has the
prior clam To use said Trade mark
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Missing from White Plains.

Martin Frazer. II house painter. of White
Plains came TO New York Tuesday. collected some
money, aud started To go the Grand Central Depot
take the train home. He has not been since His
friends ~ TIN SuN that man had jumped from \
Fulton terry hnut into the East river and II thought
that the suicide might have been Frazer The man who
droWncd himself threw down his hat on the deck A
short time Mr. Frazer and his brother.iulaw pur.
chased hntscNacty alike Thu hat found on the dock
was however. not like Mr.. frHler's hrothcriu laws
MIR Frazer had threatened 10 Nil himself lie lett vile
amt three children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16
The Hanian.Cour,ney Match.

KINGSTON. Ont. July 15.-1here seems to be
some doubt about anlan ami Courtney coming together
this fall Representatives. ot each have had conference
AZ Kingston, and the place o meeting Is serious bone OF
contention Hanlans rignis insist ON hAvng the race
ON Toronto haN aui Courtney = admirers insist
hWH.cu Lake, y. Y, some other point than Toronto
Their REASONS that Toronto bay Is much posed
Tor october weather uni urge that less exposed place
he selected lnlr hanlnn Yields this point no VIII
be- lAriN Ia take place this year Courtney ami lanldn
may go to England, failing TO make II match IN this
MN
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M.IRRIED.

AiDEN-wARRFN At Paris. France. ~ the reei,,n ce
Of the BRIDES iatcr By he Rev John ~ Moran on the
18th Of June. percy Alden. ESQ. ~ cornwall. Pa, to
Mary Ida, eldest daughter George Henry warren, ESQ,
Troy. \ y
JAMES-GIRB1NS- In BOSTON. on the 10Th inst. by tho
Rev RUFUS Llii-. H. u. William James OF Cambridge.
Mas TO- Alice lowe daughter OF tue late Daniel l. Glib
BINS, " d.. u Boston
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kinney common Pleas Special Term. February.
s77-Sut oi william kinkry against Adelaide kinlsv
10 anuui has marriage with defendant on fhc ground ~
fraud her st husband being al Hnd she not being III
vnrccd from him but he being present IN cvnrt ~ wit
AGAINST her tlo Jury found rdic dee lIring the
marriage void and an questions submitted In favor %
1 na All
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Nnsinrss Jln.ifrs.


FioriiIne foe the Teeth and Hreash,
Is the best hpud tcnnlrce IN the worh. ~ thor
oughN clcan.cs partially IVcavrd teeth from all par
as IS. or living arinalcur' leaving them pearly
Whlle inpa fig delightful fragrance 70 tie breath
THE fRAGKANr "FLORft1NEr
removes instantly Al oiurs arising foul stotnac h
o. tobacco smoke being partly cuupsd of honey soda,
and extracts ~ herbs and plants IL il pcrfeC tly
harmless. and del ciuus sherry.
Prepared hy HENRY c. GALf.UP lg1 xford st.. Lon
don England, and called cveryw here ut 7oc bottle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16
Movemen,. Of the sioux Commission.

WASHINGToN. July l5,-lndan Commissioner
liayt telegraph, from Yankon, D. T., july IA The
SiouN Commission lett Red Cloud landing on the Mis-
suul river rrlaY tu examine the country tar
rs White clay. lhcN Wall he ahs,ut and probably not
heard rom tar the next three weeks. The Indians are
quiet ami apparently lracrHllv disposed"
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LouIsIANA STATE I.orTnE, COW:

llru Llubitati5ns.
IL EAbS AT II O'CLOCK
fEHl r. = NNNhIh
,o.
N"''"
~ ''' ''
wan, '|' ~. ''' NS Ni'F'
NM ,,,,r,. ,,,,,., -,.,,.
oSosr
WIN '"'"N '""'''"'"'
AuNl E-N''ES IDEA a sf'N By II u hoAn'eH
"HIi"RLVN NP'" B'%
An OLD FASHIONED SPA RN c"mr No"'H
,,...,... ......-
by i'ol 'nAlAs '"H"iL
VIM NN'"'' N'''' IVY N>''' '''"'''
BIRDS AND pLUMAGr d. llttt>, coNASr
ar, Lsn'.rl ,,,..
with Nine ula,t,u.
'haoter AXlr -NNyt
WAN one '''''''''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16

ROME, July l5.-At n consstory held to-day
~" Fupe submitted for approval u the Cardinals secret
alto, uuon, indicating the luuru line VI conduct toward
the various powers
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Extract from letter by Nicola Briglia to his
brother Antonio BriKliaJ

hear that the win OF Nicola Sapctis~e has made
compliant To the delegate do not hoicvc It. but she u
woman ami have done II. hut do not burrnW amy
trouble II there II any trial will zee what can 10
done without your getuns ANXIOUS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16
MIRINB iNrELLTo ENCk


uf~firupF ,SAc--rtus nav
sun rtses a. sun sets. BE-. 20 Noon rises, 81
H'gu wtr4K-ru. NV.
sandy Book otlGuy l..tut.. ffllien late. n 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16

Mothers. Mothcrsil Moihcrs Don't fail to pro-
eur MRS WINSiONs SupiIIING sYNtP ior aitdis-
eases Children while tccthina Price % ceHs hottie
a 81 Pearl MiNed Derby, st.OO, Fine
Mncknuw ~ ~ worth So - New church II w stairs
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Sprtml Rotltts.

FoUR,rU roPrLtK DnAwiNG. COM:
NbNNtAIIN ni~IKlNi lIUN tpNfANh authorized
hN nc saicall ,npcf,i-ra Do, LEADING MHN OF THE
ttNMnN NtAll 10 g. 81. fltNn no lp lSNlilE. KY On
WEDNESDAY July 81. NJ SCALING OF rRIIEs
AND NJ fOsiluNLNENI- ngtWlus IA public amt
lNSFEt TION INVITED Nnrlv 2pp lrlcs amount
ins to Slthf1n ttnttt. of S,Itut $1,000 500 and
h,r of 81 pnltucl ant sn from sipluWu Tickets only
a.. halves ~ Andres. COMMONWEALTH DfSTRIBr-
TlON co. louisville Nv, or IS H. PORTER \ 90 +.
Eastern AGENT, l.--5 broadway or jArkSON co.
Bankers, ~ Aa,sau 81, Brooklyn office, ls3 Monti.
guc 81
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
fANf 1T NE1 tK So ALLS or ru~TPoNEs EIGHTH
GRAND DESTRUCTION At SEW ORLEANS. August
- 1851 PRIZES ANOr NrfNG TO- sIi0IoD, CAPITAL
PRIZES s31"o si0ps' Si.n'l a.. 10000 TICKETS
TWO a. DOLLARS HALVES. ONE 81 DOLLAR
APPLY To- A. pAtPulN. p o. bon ~2. NEW OR
LEANS La. OR u. l. PLUM, 80 BROADWAY. NEW
YORK
KEROsENEOIL sTOVEs.-Bciorc buying, Sc,
"A"-SURE CURE FOR LUNG MS.
EASLS-ti AMI rk, . ucr gallon. ~ per arro bottle
\. AAN HEl l.. ~ chant cis 81
RICOgD'S INJECTION. ~. TOR both sexes, Al
p'hut Go .. frnnh fHHinhr.'s, $50 hl"tiW ~. ~.
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.tter to BrIglIa from bis wife. ]

A. tor what concerns tac children must hope that
II VIII to nothing because there written
denturt. II was God grace that w >id not make
them because went 10 al ami thel Told that
nothing be- done and then come other person. called.
but All SAID that they dld know anything about
alter all Likely 1t will Ia nothing AN they .ll
,nid that the children had zone 10y themselves The
compare, Don Philippe Rasso. has done good deal fur
Nou much thnt the delegate police commissioner
did roprlmAni HIM. SAYING that he defending you.
and also about letters aud he himself Itifc bonl
told that they cannot do anything without the writ
ten iudenturcs
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-14

Will the Dodge CITY (Kas.) TINES in
form m if it is true. ss reported, that Buf-
falo bones are legal tender in that me-
tropolis?-[ Warrensbsrg No Standard.
Buffalo bones, buffalo hides and all other
hides are a understandable commodity. The
bone trade is slightly depressed in the towns
east of us; prices have fallen, and there is a
great depression in the market; many of the
bone gstherers having Withdrawn from the
trade. Standing thus against the arbitrary
action of the bons purchaser, in lesseniDg
the price of bones, it is believed will have
the tendency TO bring the market value Of
bones TO the former Just and discriminst-
ing Standard. The hide business remains
without fluctustion. There is q splendid
opening for man OF vitality to enter with
cash; the market lie not ruled TO any partic-
ular varieties Of hide, all kinds Of skin
even, tinding a ready and lucrative sale.
The plsins afford 4 variety oil vocaiions,
and an industrious man makes ends meet
comparatively easy. To your interrogatory
We hope We have sufficiently answered; aud
would you like TO go into the bone and hide
business? or course, the field is full but a.
Webster once said TO the young lawyer,
"theTe is room on top"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-14
THE INDIAN BUREAU.

Secretary Schulz was before tue Joint
Commission Considering the transfer Of the
Indian Bureau 10 the War Department. He
discl .imed aay p raoual desire to retain con-
t'al Of the Indian fersi1e uader tie Interior
Department lie thon ht the Indiana were
enliil,d 10 humane treatment, and that
could only be rendered through the proc's s.
SEES of yiliztiion, education and kind treat
meni. This The military were not iitted to
promote. There are great many oflioert
OF the army who have excellent ideas on
Indian afisi's; but j, is smother thing to
bring these i'd a, into practical effect.
He denied very .mphaiically that the red
tape ,ys,em Of reporting Indian outbreaks,
which had been asserted, wss required under
the present admins ration OF Indian sfiairs.
Whenever q case arises where prompt action
Il necessary, he in psr,on communicated
with the Secretary Of War, thereby causing
but = " hour delay in periecting arrang-
menis TO meet any emergency.
The cause OF the msj lrity Of the wars, in
his opinion, is the breaking Of treaties, to-
gether with the eDcroachDent OF greedy
whites upon the settlements allotted to them.
The Secretary advised the placing Of
troublesome Indians on a reservation under
msrshal laws, Of increasing the number Of
the Indian police from $50 to / 200 This
force was very reliable, and hal rendered
good service.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-14
THE HARMED RESERVATION.
The Larn.d people are moving in the

mater of disposns Of The military r, ser
walton Of Font Lafned. A rsol s'lioa has
been drawn and will be presented to Con-
gress, which SITS forth:
Fisi--Thai the sss,rsation shall be sec-
tionizea.
sscond-That one section, including the
buildings, be ee'ei by the General Govern
ment 10 tie 5 ata c' Kama, lor charitable
or rsiornstory purposes.
Third That the halanes OF The ressTya-
ton, about 60 se5e', be I'd or Otherwise
disposed Of, for homes,sads 70 sc;usl se;t'ers
in good iailt, IN g sufitcs Of no, more than
100 acre 10 each settler. upon such terms
and a. such prices as the Secretary Of the
Interior may fix and as shall be Just.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-14
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

Notwithstanding the fact that thousands
of our people are at present worrying
themselves almost to death over this yex-
ed question. even to the extent of nelect>
ing their business. their homes and their
duty to their families, there are still thous-
ands upon thousands of smart, hard work
ing, intelligent men pouring into the great
Arkansas Valley. the Garden of the West
where the AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad offers them their choice of 2. 500
100 acres of the finest farming lands in the
world at almost their Owp prices. If you
do no. believe il. write to the undersign-
ed, WHO will tell you where you can get n
cheap land exploring ticket. and how. at
self and be convinced.
w. +. WHITE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Topeka, Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-14

The Atchi-ou, Topeka and Santa Fe Co.
have ordered locomotive weighing one
hundred and ten thou-and pounos, which lis
TO be used ext resi-, in doing business over
the switch back on Ration Mountan. The
grade Teaches 3l5 feet to the mile on that
track, and thi, e. gne is guaranteed to haul
seven Loaded Cars over.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-14
BY Universal Accord.

ANER's CArHAKrIc PILLs are the best OF al
puraa'iT.s far family use. rney are The pTo-
lucl % long. la5or3'is. a4d sues siul ci.cmiaa
inyeslganor, and their extensive use by Ply 81
claus in then practice, and uy all civilized ma
tians proves them o he the best AMI most fec
-ual pur4aftFe Phi hat lullicHi science can de-
wise B,.rr purely veg table no barn csn arise
from On elrl -a- lu Intrinsic r-lac ana curative
powers ~ other j. Us ga4 -u compare. wIta
them. aud eyeIs person, knowing their virtues,
viii EMPLOY them, when needed. They Keep the
system in perfect order, ana maintain in heal
thy action the whole machinery OF life. Mild,
searching and efeciual they are specially adapt
ed TO the needs of the digestive apparatus, de-
rsngements which they prevent and cure if time
ly taken. They are the best and safest physic
10 employ Tor children and weakened constitu-
tions, where a mild but eff eciual csthartic is
CURED For sale by II. FRINGEk. Druggist.
Dodge City. Kan