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+E1cept Sunday. Except Saturday
Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave St Pau
daily daily except Sunday, making day of twelve
morning, saving nearly 20 miles In distance over thu
old route via N. P. Junction. Connection made at
Bismarck with stages for Deadwood and all points IN
the Black Hills. Also with first class boats to Fort
and the Yellowstone.
Connects at ST. Paul with to all poiuts East
and South. At Duluth with steamers TO and from al
Lake points, both American and Canadian: also with
steamers running in connection with Wisconsin Gem
trail Railroad, at Ashland. In effect April Z 1873
Fl. E. SARGENT, General Manager
G. g. SANBoRN Gen. Passenger Agent.
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IISKY-strong; S1.09.
n. Foreign Produce Market

Foreign Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.
COTTON-Dull; 6ss O; sales 1000 bales; for specu.
lation and export 1000 bales.
GRAIN-Wheat, California white 10sl1Os Cd
red western spring, to l, 8s I'd l9s Cd; winter do
9s 8d@10s. Corn, new western OBS 6d@22s Cd
PROVIS1ONS-Pork 34s Cd
LINSEED OIL-28s02Ss Cd.
TURPENTINE-24s.
LONDON, June %.
SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-2Ss I'd.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, june 2B.
HoGs---Receipts 1900 head: lsnIp1nen1s 900
head active light shipping and packing s. o504.lO;
heavy 5000 Is; good to extra choice 4.10G4.25
CATTLE-Receipts I, 100 head; upper grades Of
200 to 1850 pounds, $4.so@5.1o; other grades
nominal.
SHEEP-Sales at $50.
st. Louis Produce Market,
ST. LOUIS, June Is.
COTTON-Quiet; middling lie.
FLOUR-Inactiye; super fall S265@2.6O; extra
do 2909315; double do 3-7594-oo; fancy 45oG4-e5;
choice 4.75Q55 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, fairly active; No. 8, red fall, 9lo
cash; 86@835ssc July: 83A@S1Xc August; No. 4
do 76c bid. Corn, dull; No. 2 mixed 33Ac cash !;
t34A@37ssc July; s5h@35ssc August. Oats, quiet
and unchanged at24Ac July. Rye, dull at soc.
WHlSKY-S1. O6.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork, ss.75 asked. Lard, drmer
at 700 asked; 6.s5 bid. Bulk meats, strong;
clear ribs 500. Bacon, firm at 5.37la, 6l2Aa, Gas
held higher at close.
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, June 2

sH1PMENTs-9,4s 400 barrels flour; 44,45 bushels
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Freioh
office, No. 43 jackson street.
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MORRIS LAMPREY,
Attorney for said Assignee, st. Paul. MINI.
may30-7W-thurs
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LIVE sTocK-Market very dull dealers hold at the
following prices: Prime fancy steers &C., stall fed
butchers steers 4Ac ID steers and fat cows 1915
S4; lat mixed cattle, $3.60@3 rs; rough cattle, 80
SIC; sheep out Of the wool, 3h@31ao.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
FINANCIAL.

Money and Stocks.
NEW YORK. June NJ.
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st. Paul s. Duluth Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street.

A1I traIns dalIy except Sunday.
ITO and from the St. Paul 4 Duluth depot foot of
Third street only. All others from st. Paul Pacific
depot, foot of Sib1ey
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Minneapolis g. st. Louis Kaiiway---sbort
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains With Pullman
palace car sleepers to st. Louis without charge ~
miles shorter than any other route.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

Z. B. GALUsBA,
Attorney for Mortgage. may 3O-7w-thur
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LARD,
COMMERCIAL.


81. PAUL, Juno %.
Prices given In this table report are retail.
spR1Nc CH1cKENs-very plentiful at so0soo pc,
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Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line
comprising the Chicago, st Paul & Min
neapoiis ana Chicago and Northwestern
Railways.
Depot foot of Slbley street. Ticket and Freight
Office northwest corner Third and jackson streets.
Charles Il. Petsch, Ticket Agent.
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ARRIVE.
su:0 a nj II :64 p N
t7:N p Nc t5:47 . q
@6 10 8 nj F6:27 pm
1910 q m 1921 D m
1925 p nj $3.50 q N
1918 pm *ll:25 a 10

Sundays excepted. tSaturdays excepted. Il
days excepted.
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Meeting Of the State Contention Of AGENTS
In minneapolis quite Full Attcn.l-
unce-The Convention Sit With Closed
Doors,
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad

Train No 70 viii carry passengers between IL Sale ana
Ottawa mud Ne. " VIII carry passengers from GcncscO
Ottawa when provided with tickets, and not otherwise.
No u Will carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau
and No y will carry Passengers between MOkcnI ana h
sale, only when passengers provided with tickets.
A. NJ. SMGrH. Genl Pass. Agent.
\. kIMRALi. Genl Supt. 4. MNSyRL. Asst Gen. Supt.
May lS ISIS. u. VI. HALL Agent At Ottawa.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO July }, 1873.
FLouR-Prles unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat s5.75@6O0; fancy western spring
extras. S516525; Minnesota patent, s5nM-
$50; choice spring superiincs, s.. 500 400,
WHEAT-W inter-Whitc, in store, slolW
lG2. SprinE-No. |, Minnesota, slW@lol;
Cash NJ. :, S>9G90c; No. 3, 50
CoRN-No. >, 366G63. Options, 81 for May, for
June. s.
OatS-No. =, 24@26; rejected, poe.
Ryc-No. = 81; rejected, %isc.
Barlcy-Nu. ,, 81 C; rejected iOc.
Lard-S6 12dGS5 = 100 lbs.
Potatoc,-l 75c@2 DC for southern new.
Butter-Crramery, 1890; good to choice dai-
~, Ia lie.
Eegs-96Hisc 2 d0z
CATTGF-Without much change. Choice extra
grade steers - 2UG550; good 10 choice natives
s45NG4aI; butchers steers, S3.15@4.OO; COWS
and hcifcrs. 5000 400
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REV. ]. n. WIGGlN SAYS:

"Ono OF the best remedies for Catarrh nay tho best
remedy have fouu la l'etme OF suncrinx, Is SAS
FpTp'- RADICAL tUEE. g :. not unpleasant 70 thko
through the nustri!s lLcre comes with each ootc
small glass tube for u-c IN inhalation II clears inc
head and throat 50 thoroughly that taken each morn
in4 rising, there pleasant sccretlors ana no
d'acrc able hawking during the entire day but an u
: r.. T. H. Wtgghl, ~ dorchester. Mass GeacoA
F. package contains TT. San lords Improved IN
h,li1r Juhe with full directions for use IN al cases
Price 81 co. For .ac by all Wholesale and Retail Drug;
g,sfs and Dealers throughout the United States an1
canada WEEKS & POTTER. General Agents and
Who'll sale Druggists Boston, Mass.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

take nleas,, q IN recommending sAyroRD's RADICAL
CURxTon lrARRH TO all who are afflicted with THIS
disease was greatly afflicted with II for long time
and cured IL with two bottles the above CURE About
ayesr afterwards Was taken again with Caarrh quite
which hIed me all right giving relief from the rst
dose am confident that this remedy viii do all thar
ia ,imed for It, rni more too Wishing you success
Ia It's introduc,io | am, very truly yours.
" " A. W. SMITH. OF Smith Doll.
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SOREIi AFFLICTED.

J. n. Bosrorfh & Co.. Denrer, Col: Gsntieneni -
prn,uutci hy a fcllCw.fecng Tor those afflicted with
CUtarrh wish 10 add my testimony IN behalf OF sAS.
E,ED'. RADICAL CUHE FOR CArAREH. | nave peeh
sore!y afflicted with tails fearful disease Tor -FOUR years
and havt tried cV 'ry known remedy without avail
until bougnt h'litc OF the above CvRs from You
Which gave me al - Instant relief II being consul;
tuiunal well local remedy, believe IL 70 DC III
that Is claimed for 10. Radical Cure for tatarrh
Denver Sent ~ 'lSi5 With JensOn. Bliss Co.
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OTTAWA wholesale Market.
OTTAWA, July 5, 1878.

There is no perceptible improvement in trade
during the week and very little change in prices
Very little grain coming in, owing to the low
prices, which. however, show little sign OF I'M
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TRIED EVERYTHING,

R,,r. J. O. Boucorth d o.. Dsnrer, Coi: Gentlemen.
-Ih.y U,ei SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE FOR CArAREli,
And T. has given perfect satisfaction. ] have tried
suo,t everything, and It is the only thing that has
given ~" rclie therefore t:ke pleasure In reconl'
mr7dlag s use to oil afflicted vith Catarr Of any kind,
and Ctfer this as my testimony 10 it, bcnents;
Very truly, VS.. DECKER.
D,nVor Oct.
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A CARD.

oa whoare suffering from the errors and nd-cretion
of youth nervous weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&C. | will send q recipe that will cure you, FREE or
CHARGE This great remedy WAS discovered by mission
AIRY in South America send scfaddrc'sed envelope 10 inc
REV IusFp r. INMAN, Station D. Bibls House Nsc York
1ytU nUyl0ly~p
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL. CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES,
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are from Messrs, J. o;
BoswogTH Il Co, Denver, Col, large and riluent al
They report unprecedentcdly large sales
an universal satisfaction. No other disease IS 80
prevalent In that region. they speak OF the
folloMip EcntlcmCM as amOng NOR best c!tzens:-
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ELEtIING BINk OFFICERS.
Some Of Those who to Serve ne Presidents
aud Cashiers this Year.
The directors having been elected, nc

The directors having been elected, next in
order with the banks is the selection Of officers.
The following is II list of officers;
Mechanic. Niuona Bank-Bcuiamm II sherman.
Conunental National Hans Edmund u Randolph
Prcsicnt. John Aenew. Vice President Alfred II Tim
Il Nichos. national Bank-whliam fo-.rck Prc.i.
American EXCHANGE Nauouai Bank Gee rgc : coc.
Nauonai Broadwly BANK Francis A. Palmer. rrcsi.
dent. John / E'cnu Cashier
irather Manufacturers National Hank Nicholas
Palmer President. William H. Macy. Ncefresidcnt,
Ga.iaun Nauonai Bank- Frederick d rippan. Presi.
Ncrchan,s Nau nal Bsnk-J d y, r,nil,c Pre- -ident;
Bank ol Norih America Wan poNd. President, Henry
Fulton National Bark-rhomas Monahan. President.
conirsi Sai"nai Rauk-w.il,m A. wheclock rre.i.
d'N, M,i. ,, NJ n.,;, N.ePic,,ii,,m,, p...,,.,,
S ST"@1 AND Ta,l Sa sg E.aE-Jame.
Bucn. rn,iieut Ru.s.n s,se. We, rr,-iicnt
d,nt. Porter ic, fw.ii.ut
rrs.iicni. BONN v,cc iTe.G IT. n I,aac wao2 s
= kcclcr HebsrN Fold. iim... VI NAL. I.or.c W.
blc ciof Geo' ioae ca. p'S" '0'" ,'''
f-"in NN',g, hs,o'l ON W.. lay W, s.
Yidcgt 3 wilson nrtSlo ,-.eerss law. George
Mir-han Joseph u Dalwir. Rafchi. q q Wright
John Marshall l. Tow nssud. ;. II Marian. JAm,s
The following named were elected directors:
Tracer, p,nk > " N,ck' Charlie. .ncan.:cn. y =.
Wye lamt, tm91h ,o, p s,hedcr " = I,~n,, Ni
Levintr,r Henr, tdln,. Amo.R cnrk
rSii y II, i5s sS' n. r. Many i,6s vi cos,
weil 7 7 Bae1iey. sane'9,n " u rgon : R
Ncchsnic. National Bans Rrnsmin b sherman.
Ricna,d lr,ln. an Billiard lr Curtis. u ur, b.
Ng"'N h.."ah ss,tl tSanl,r + OK pa ,, /
EMPORIUM Fire Insurance comr,n, -acorse Aser
n
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FINANCIAL .tND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. Jan. g-P. M-The snoculo-
ITO, n, ,,,o s,ocL rvch.,oo ,oy,,o,,.d s.,or,,,h
'Vh Ut uic 'tVVh i'N'i"iE' uoN''op"u Il icN'ri'H
and unsettled mark t. Tho fact that certain
members Of th, Lake, Shor, nool Ind recently
,..,i . - . -. ,... l.. 49,
Solu OUT causo" II Iur'her depression Ill 'nls
stock during the morning from G2.t 10 62A
but frrah suunnr, uns ,rnuyht forward oi th,,
a., t.,, ~, ~ ~
"''' "'"i"' anu INC price Suuu'hy .oVA an ul,
ward turn TO G3'a with sales at G3 at +. NJ.
Tho Northwegt,rna and ~, pnuls were nt tho
s,,,, ,,,,,', - ~ ~
s'iic ''ih'' uiso CONSPICUOUS under the mahlpu-
lniion OF fresh combination with rise from
3gs. i'm Nortl,ves,,r,, o,',,,,.',, ., o-7.. ,,, Il,
,t..a,t, o., . ~, W" "
the preferred from G3's to6lS. St. Paul common
ranged at siaw31 in)g'4 up to o'clock and
the prcferred at 73a ~. q, 7aI un,,r tho i,ar.
,,,.,, ~ ,,,,,,,,n,i a.. ,,' "''''oi W. '''''u
'h'o Oh hlailpula'oh ny inc same spcrulatOrs.
The highest prices Of the day were generally
established about p. NJ. but soon nf,cr,v,rd
=, , 49, '"' sum "i''rW"ru
tnc market TOOK q sharp downward turn, consc-
,luoh' upon ln1 rcuiillhs snlrs % certain NOM
u p,l nunie11s r Yi proP1inf armlstlce between
~, htu'sa anu Inrk,,y Yidei To- iqlse rnp9rs 81
,hc snspcpn9n o, ar RI rm identiiied Win
rms VIII explain We nrc9k IN Northwest.rn
common to 36 IN ihe INA hour OF trade; thc
st. Paul dropping - to 37's seller 3
W pr"I c55 81. 90 10 80, nnu 'akg onore
New, York Central at this .Junrture. which
Iulckl{ nrooHe rom bVo 10 luoS. having
opvh'u u, ~, mon I"nlhc Wns the sttongcs'
n,nta'n,ng tn9,,adyame az the ,mse, out tock
Amy Of 81 .G@ oi5Sr shares. and declinsd from
iirm tone especinly d. lawarc. InrEawnnn"
i,n s MrStGir,n,, wh1h recovered from AZ TO- ~
vJ,VnV iniuuaS, "Vugn lHslhg tne huviih,oi
when thr general ,markct became d"moralzcd
TT~n. causes ,t u, 70 an"ys Peawarc, nnd
nibql and St, Joseph yas weak Al 25'.@2i'i on
"p p ,i9'll hanillitl ut lrHuiuioul returns
company. cntiilug a considerable losa. New
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BiyhhKs ~ coNfHRrN,E.
congress 10 he McmorinIired Against the
rns.ngN OF The nlnnd A.Ixrr nm.

The representative bankers Of this and
neighpor.ng cities met in the Bank Clearing
House Yesterday to DISCUSS the silser question
md e. take fitting action t. avert the drngrrs
threatened hy ha~iy and ll-con-ldcred Con-
~ -sioual tinkering with tin nnau cs. Mr.
William Dowd. President Of the Bank oi North
America. pr sided. AN MI William 4. Cuiun ol
the Clearing House was Secretary. The follow
in4 named Eenilrmrn Wers IN tendance:
Charles NJ. Fry. BaGh ol NV Work Jane, M
Morrison. Manhattan. T. H. sherman Ne
-uHnirs Bank. !. D. N'rml5e Merchants
William L. Jenkins Bank OF Amri,,N: l.. NJ
Bryson lhcniy; kirlurd Berry Tradc,mon $ ;
William Thon.-on Merchants Exchange;
f. y. Tnppen, Ga,la''n Denton roarsnl Butch
en- aud DroN"r,' Airhpa- f. Palmer. Leather
Manufacturers George Montague Sr,rnth
MART National; George :. Co., American EN-
rnnug, Isaac Odru. Noroautile. II. Book
Cashier PA iiie r. H. Lawcrh. Bank of ;.pun!';
Grorge iiHrd tnntnem G. g. Hunter. Peoples
Woodward, Hangover j. l.. Jrw"ii, Irving;
{. ny J. W'~,y, Nouonoiitm; 5; 4; Cpmr,qck.
.. irh Contncnlal v. \ Hyll. Ourutal. sd
Iurk Bank 4 Chandler, Mechanics panhing
As-u iaton. s. b Win Grercrs' Charles
I . oI ES' Rygr: M"T r %ol, N e,c
N,uth NATIONAL G Bns,r. First National; II
" Gran, BuW"IY NMuonai. i. lc.dnd. New
York County Henry kocholl German Amcri-
car Augil~iin Smlh wolf ~ nj Nassau
GroV NJ Gr.E'a. Vice Pc sWrni hsnk q th"
Tru~l Canilanl H. + SpaldinG Central Trust
Company ! 5. Winston Mutual Ille' II. }>e-
son lOnek. q rmanin Life, W. II. Mwy Of the
Staru.l'- Bank, and othors.
Nj. Npr read thc report ~ y committee. viii u
set lurih thal ,uiilclen, huluun j. make silver
dollar Of NJ grains can hr hluaht for less
tAan 30 cents that the passage OF Tho silver hili
would drioih rrauu.Iiipn. lfusirntr hu~in'r~,
reduce Malrs stop the iunims Of our national
dclt; destroy puhltr confidence uud shake
credit aud involve the country IN distrrs,es
more srrlols than nul that follow great l'nni -.
Tar ,.uulttn" rcD lmmrndri the following
roso,ut. ms, Whith wore adpltrd.
E'.HfL hint ~ COMMITS h. appointed g. consist OF
nNO luIib nH.rl, from N,N Nuik. ti 1rl non Bus
ton Bnunoir and lhlialrll., together Win three
ltril llAn- 4i i,prr f.tAN ,rt tNo tr, amt n'nt
iit.. ,on. au. ,ud Win -u.a ntl 'ir uNln iur g.
ul,c may nc l3 u,'m "ilcd III. inl II N'''n commit
F.t lowrmoria'ltc CoHsrc., against thu pas,urc Of
uie ...s siAV. vi, au4 10 i,I..yn .h"' An! enav'
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TIE NEIv JERSEY LEGIsLATTRE
tdjournment untn Monday Biii. Int reduced
The inauguration.

TRENTON, Jan .. Both House, OF the Log
slature had a short session to-day. ana then
adjourned until Monday night. senator Magic
introduced a bin providing that upon apilicl-
i!on representing 5000 % deposits. IA. Cran-
cellor may maxi any in-olNent savings lank
which t. unable e. pay is liabilities without
Sacrificing lis areris q ward of his COAT. with
pnW-riu direct tAc manner AMI time of pay
mcnts
IL Vie Senate. Mr.. Sewrll introduced SUI
ll"mentt) tae Railroai law. which hotter -'-
cures the payment ~ the huilting of roads and
makes the distance between parallel roads three
miles.
A bin was introlu ID to make the legal rate
Of Interest six pr cent.
Mr.. Harris introduced in the House n resolu-
ton for tne apponim"nt of u committee 10 IN
Yrstignie ne ~ argos against certain state MI
Gers iur alleged cNortonat" charges made fr
examining the books li Insurance CONT ani'-.
TINS IL understood 10 refer % Secretary Kelsey.
Mr. Harris avcrr'd that tur charges were
utterly false. \ similar resolution wl- intro
duned in the Senate. This wac compelled o.
take the ual course ~ a bib.
Cob Iol-r has declined to hr marshal Of the
day AT thr INAUGURATION ~ Go, NJ tlrllAn. and
Col Dudley Strel' # Jer-ey CITY has been APP
pointed in his place.
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mcn authorizing the COINAGE silver money ut
Tor change. shall regulate the value thereof by its bullion
contents.
sccont-ro communicate with the several bank and
uiht institutions here represented AMI through tue
rrl Clearing ptihe Associations uf tie country To- their
respective members inviting and rcques sting all financial
institutions 10 luin III such tinurHl aud petitions and
Wrther 10 urge upon them, anu through them Il ON the
merchants. trni"r- aud manufacturers. ns speedily ts
may ht to- ACE their anii~ iun void basis in whole
ur ~ Part ni tn "Nls" from ue %" time il" progress
attained. fe4rlVr th ch uitt9 .i.lc .tios Tor di-
Nidual action use IVricneV may diD TAFT.
h,tsf That 1t shall Dr. The iuts ui this committee to
meet " and f. pre-
pare measure. which shall be- submitted to the hmau il
Insult Iuuns 90 the several riticS represented
M~'.t That the committee Is rvprr -ted whenever "
ha mater Go -uhlt tu the cuu-tfNrut ui,a Tor action,
to inv c simultaneous WtVtiu. ia the different cities ui
all the iI~tii uuuu~ rcrrcs, nted.
Speeches were made by Mcssrs, VIM DowI.
n \. Low. and several others, all cOncurring
with the sentiments cNurf sod in the l. -plu-
tions. One gentleman said that the passage If
the Silver hill would involve immense lo-scs to
savings banks and other holders OF Government
bonds. not to speak VI the injury done to ma
tioual banks and other financial institutions.
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TIP THE RIVER.
,nofNfTNG THE tNDfNG COMMIT
rms N TITE SIN.IJT.

net KIN concerning life Insurance
r,, somu,un schools The Ioancrs' Hank.
.N.y Mu o. The Senate committees,
,frune,i hy Judge Robertson. were an
,r..ir.4 morning. and the agony of the
.t.t. .i- 90 Wh,ro they were tu hc placed IL
r Ti.r0 u.s. NJ course. COM idcratlc dssnt-
| ..ru. iui. ON the whole. they give as good
lisa .ton as could have been expected. Tho
,,mnany Senators are the loudest grumblcrs.
,s8 they declare that they have been inten-
,~nt., snuhbcd None of the three Senators
,eed b, rammany Hal are placed upon the
| rnDIuo,- ON Ctir-. Judiciary. or Finance. TO
,heh ioei ~ the legislation affecting the city
ol Nw York will be sent Senator Hogan
sres flc best 81 the three Senators he being
| tA,d upon the Apportunment and Commerce
,nd Navigation senator Wugstnn brings up
| ,,thc End of Railroads and Insurance. while
| he pen.o-thcurs of Tammany Hall. Ecclcsine.
| l.ur,- upon state Prisons. Literature. and En-.
crossed Bills Senator Pierce OF Brooklyn fares
| extremely well for a Democrat. being placed
anon the important committees Of judiciary
and Canals. and some two or three others.
senator jacobs. the war horse Of the Brooklyn
Democracy. and the recognized leader OF that
party ON the noor Of thr Senate. IT, Of course,
veil taken caro- of He is on several commit
"e' lh'l"lih- nance Npporu"nn'u', """
..ucs his Democratic colleague ON the latter
ummttce being senator Morri-="y. Senator
Oakley NJ Queens il member OF the Commit
bees ON Commerce and Navigation and Rail-
vals
I'll, struggle for the Craftsmanship Of Cities
,-ulird ia a triumph for senator Pomcroy. the
AZ; change il Is said. having been made this
morning Two rcuson- are given for this sccc-
.u fle first being that Ion, personal friend
,,DDyVe',ern.i,hE formers ton. nut the more
gr,vr Klgorihy IN. MD IN, nlneei NJ, tho brnI
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be- cb.u'n last fall between two and
ar nr Iamn- B"iicn II Syracuse con-
i-uatnr "a res ,rvoir in Putnam county
s.ig It. n' ~ y" "a, u,''is nuH N.i,!. SY4i'u
aon aud y v.sw?f MS fact Of course b. could
,on oi lie -oli,ijude to capture thc Canal Com
a ,. mor.n,ti1m ~ NJ "FaircbTld for o
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lad n. nm mat ,omm,itro if it can he prevented
TNr N.Carthy But il il not 80 certain vet
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El. Do l- -ti. enable : nHior Noodih to stun
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