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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

on PRETTY Cari>. Oriental, Morning GLORY. etc.
w mo alike,1rih NJ. Toe q y Havens summit n "
Rl1 Snowflake. Cur mo. etc Carls. name in
w 6old ana Jet lOc. T. : Gard CO. Nurth;ord Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

In AnJ,reon's t.atip,onv b,for, N,rrisor,a
~ '"'' '"'""' ''Vi' I'o'''s""
committee ne proiessed to have given great
personal attention 10 all the acts Of the Roturn
ir, p,,rI a,l - h,,.o hi,,s,t, D., -,
'"- "'"'" "i' !" NV" n'n's'" h'p' m'hW-
rahua oi All tlc Notcs rcJccteu Tor MS own peg
sonnl uen Al nn,,n Al In nns,ycr 10 Tho onos
,t ',v,,.. IA, ,.,", a',,1,.'. o., ~, ~,
u"n' "nv N'l'H'u 'h'sc "uui'iohs ne ehlu'
generally went over them myself. added
NV. '''"' " ~ q, =. ~ nn '7"' "' wv no
"'"'u '''h up "'S"' inore was great u'al
of work done NY ne In person. At page A, he
said. "Wher, thnre wns no obiection IN n
- -,
pui -" !",' "lV.' .i' No'" ,Vh,p'e''' sent IL
TO the clerk. aud IL Wis compiled a. returned
from the Suuervisnr., Tho other menh,rs
- .,a,,'....,i ~
progressed equal knnwltdsc ana pcrsOnalagency
rur srcovn roRcruy
rho 49,. ,a,,,,...1,''..' T.. ,.,.,
LutcNed in the following passage from his
testimony. 1t is found on page sl3 Of the re.
- " 'N"''N y" f", '-' - "'N ~
port
Odd YOU know al any subsequent time ~
any gnila,,ts being prepared with refer nee to
Q.-Just state what ia t. you know with rcfcr-
enc To- that A-W"ll, after that parish WIS
aiternd-it was the lat that was acted on by the
ofli.iul decentralization AZ, an the 9Th nrd thnt
WAS The TucsJ1y precelin. Tney caiind f"r
l.. r',,,t,inj md H.. NvnrI ,"rm,,ils ,,riti,u
on n Il wna r"npil.d Af,ar tHht GOV Wdls
WIS Summoned Lrfnrr soma .Nn,,nittnn / h"
iirN, M, tho Question ,vns s.t..I Rim H. a, /,
nnr,. ,r h,tv Il wa tiut ia ynt,, ~ v,rr',,
parish was "rnseiF / believe that was The
sti,u-,t L',v III . trnu.ros f,i,n nc,,,rrai
thst ,nnn mo fn' ~ mo IA mrs II sb,v"d pnl
t,yn Vhts fn,. On. nni ii \ hiInIr~a nnI ali ~
fIn nthsr. IL. anil h. hi Nh know hut th.t
th.. records would show H. then came ~ M.
and said hn felt "A litt. mems y aboui that partsh
Thsy nl. .stion,I him IN II md he nsk.d mo n
knew why they did / tod him / did not.
Ter ,, wal "n,y 7rn" ', 81 ,@ ,irfks Wno knsw
me. perhaps. This alteration w..s made i'm th,
clerks office where they AL We're. and some of
,y VIZ ,r "nu a anu .
that this matter orca-ioned him some alarm.
n says; You Will have 70 arrange this SO
,',". WI, ~ Tho dn.s M''S ia ,ne
board. He says" want you TO ascertain what
lvu, II any, Will make an aggresate. the same
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co., sHErHERD's pREDIciMHyr
Gu Trial by Court Martial on an AccusatI on
Of Violating Sacred Trust.

The court martial appointed by Gen. Han
cock for the trial of Col. Oliver L. Shepherd met
v II rlay ia the army building. at Greene and
Houston streets. Col. Shepherd is accused Of
isappropriatinS - 900 intrusted TO him by
his brigade. with which to erect monument on
tho battlefield Of Stone River Tenn A board
81 trustees. consisting II fellow officers. was
chosen to takc charge Of the matter, and they
male him treasurer. and he invested the money
in Government bonds. In 1875 Co.'s. Lawrence.
Kcttc.tas. and Gunther wero appointed a com
mitt"e TO obtain the fund and approprnte
1, 10 the Use for which i was rMsrd
They found that Cob Shepherd had
sold the bonds. They made repeated
demands on him. AMI h. promised TO deposit
the monry with tho Union Trust Company 10y
tho first Of the present year. On Doc. ~
H. asked TOR further delay. and ON Jan.
The cnse WIS presented 70 IN" War ID 'paitWent
Tho result was the appointment of the Present
court martial. Col. Lawrence was the only wit
moss examined yesterday and facts were ELECTED
as given above. The fund should now. with in
ter II, amount tp 5000
Cot. shepherd is n West Point graduate. and
was for nearly forty years IN active service. lie
WAS formerly wealthy but has lost heavily with
in u few years 10y the shrnkaga in values. and
by unfortunate spcculations. He owns hand
some house in Newport, and several buildings
in thIs city. but thy ARE MI heavily mortg aged.
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HORSES by AUCTION.
The second Sale from Col. David NeDauasrs
Stud Farm Held In Trenton.

The second sale of horses belonging TO
Col. David Mcdaniel Of stony Brook stud farm
WIS held at the fremont House. Trenton, Y. J..
Yesterday. md il called out u large attendance.
The prices obtained woro satisfactory. c. W.
Barker was the au, tionocr. Following are the
sales. with the names Of tho purchasers and
the prices:
The Pawn. chostnu. nli, foaed is7S. !. y waite. n
Y. SLIGO fefre VI Cuilnrh chestnut colt nHod 1876
James N''ui"ch. n v. $40. B,nnctt chestnut colt
.f.Nh lrt'.I H. ~mtth SarHtra. . itt, Ie'suri.
pay mar saei i~Alj. Elher.. Fhr,ln phin str. Ok
!"M, bay mare. hunlol lstG Dr. u 1rUt. tiuhtt"u. n
SO b'v mare iuni,d lsrn = N Nct3nire r. nton
fsii I"y f"fEsr, lwp colt i"ai'd l-74 H. N.lsh
S'rih 40. Hr.HNn. T. u S2A1 Lad, snis.r$ nay iilv
,o,N y hnl .laf and il ll"s eul Mt. sod
u, ~ ''hh'r. PRINCETON. y. for F-TI. rtu t'lnrf
rnc,'n,t MY. ieHl'i nj n,ly Brth,f. n "
w wnl "|S, ~ u y, srn 'mra Ma, chestnut
Edward Hove. rirsiHut colt. ioll.d is7C ~ Nit.un
So Bow .tri Hr. hry ',ff 'uai.d 1878 j Snfh n
$40. lieurN SOL chestnut colt io,4 Ie-0 ;r, no
n v slN. hNin wooi. brown roit rnled ia7s i =
!iicks. ' $50. iruit'. brown rplt iuard 1915 = w.
Bhthyhic. $50, Lillian brown my ioii.l in 1919 =
listen b,.'kYlvv D, t,17,' LEW Mac. bay Billy,
INV. 'oaled iS7d ~ I. Fii cps rhtaf.,rlf- ellS Tl,
~. brown nllv. onlrd 1873. whlir w. sipj. Y unn
brown my. ioaled 1875 capt yard Trcniun j.
so, Mate craniall, hay hly. ptlcd ls7S : De- Wit
bridgcpyrt Conn. $40 Princess of Thule, hay MY.
years Old, ID Ne Daniel, Jr, Princeton. y j. stsl
The running horses Oakland Willie Burke.
and Suo Ryder were drawn from the safe.
Tho celebrated JOSIE H.. fcalrd in 1871. by
Asteroid dam Canary Bird. has died since the
Sule WAS advert isrn.
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In page s12 Of the evidence before Morrison.
committee We lind the following statement from
Lnuonc.ds testimony taken Jan. 80, ls'1
BY Mr. Jonfe:
Q.-Mr L'ul,held yesterday morning ct the
time the ir-t qu"-ilD II waS asked you. Nulrh
ylu declined To- answer Will start al that
point will state IN this way-iiave YOU any
r"iollertion specially concerning the clnSol-
iiatrl statement concerning the parish or YER
nolt Al have.
Z DID you receive any special directions.
privately or publicly. from any m"mber Of Inc
Returning Board concerning what you should
de- with reference io that parish Al dli
were and from whom received. Al was in
s'rotcd by the President ~ tho Board, tnS.
Nel-. to tran-p,-" Two polls. Polls 2 and ..
taking FROM the IcmOrratl; VOTE and giving To-
u" K"pupilean side ia both OF th"s lnsiau 70 =.
The Dasun that he guvr for that was that he
wanted to elect Mr.. Hunter and Andr W..
one candidate for District Judge ana the other
Tor u.-fr,rt-Attorncy ia that district.
q Did you obey these Instructions Al
OF. SIR
Q-At what time WIS that direction given
yu4f A.-AAoW me-, please; | omitted to state
Il. my original statement, ] meant to have SAID
Mat giv" NV evidence under protest. Is that
.-Perfeoty proper At what time did Gov.
Wells give you these dlrertlunst A.-AhOut
hnii past ~ or IL o'clock on Sunday evening,
thc 81 day believe. OF December.
THE FIRST FORGERY.
Tho effect Of the transposition of the votes Of
Polls and 8 is shown By the following state
noHt.
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FOLEY ON TUESDAY 2gh inst william = Foley s
hi lat residence. 3u7 East -'h l.. m Ia. 18th wear
Friends OF tHr family Hamilton Rowan r'uh sons II
Tara tnd members V the Clun.nt-,ic requested to
aitnd the funeral 10 Calvary ccmctor! Ut T. ". on
Thursity
HANSON. Feb ~. Ellen Murphy the beloved vito II
Fred Hhn.on, native Of parish oi tn! land, county
Monaghan, ireland. a&ed "a wears.
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence. 161
Mott 4. on Meinc ~iaN. nm. at - clock
HARRIS On the 18th inst. Townsend Harris. late
L. : Minister to Japan, agci ~ years
Calvary Church corner Of tth ami st. Thurs
day. 2~th inst At 10 o'clock A NJ
HOLLOWAY On Feb 20. Isaac Holloway, IN the roth
year ol his
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral A. the sith = church. on Thurrda, 18th.
at ~ - lm covered with tho plan ui ,al,Huonn
LLOYD On Tuesday. Feb ~. u memhriu~ou~ Group,
paNit ray L,i sui ct naNid and Elizabeth Lloyd. aged
YEA >. months amt ~ diN.
Iunerl ut -i,rnce OF hi parents. 20 ioratio -
Frlncc-. VIE % Esbcrt Myers aged - years and 10
months
Re- and nis resp, iu, invited ia attend
~" mineral ON Ilur-day. 2-ti inst, az uclncS NJ
from ~ lHr residence. IL tuflDu I Uuhnkru. \ T.
NuNIkpsS At feeh.MN u LlzAe T., eldest
Of NJ ntrrst& lcu'. agel Aear,. month AMI - iivs
Rculfrs AMI lrlsni, u the HniiN arc Invited 90 At
irfd fur inf ~ ti l iNr .ltN4"f OF her uarrnts
fgr k~klN y pn W'dic-iay. f,t - at O'Clock Il ~
hnhft- n ciaih Rogers. aged i3
"" Fi. nd Of ht ainf are respect ulN invited 90 az
= on rhnf stay Feh =. nt2 o'clock. The old rlg.bers
sItIrfs t-"... lnNIf.d
SNirii ON lue~la,. r,h 20 Catherine smith, thc be.
l'N,d NlD o NnI.rht smith. add 90
lock from her late residence, - 3i Il, BrooAlyn
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This II further proved by the presence among
the papers Of the Returning Board Of the three
forged afiidavits upon which these polls were
rejected. Copies of them will be found ON page
2sj oi Mr.. Meade's report.
There was no protest accompanying the re-
turns, nor any afiidayits or objections. These
forged anldavits purported to be dated In New
Orleans on the 18th OF November. Three days
before the returns were received. United States
Commissioner Jcwett. before whom they pur-
port to have been sworn denied all recollection
OF them. md Wells. the President Of the Return
ing Board, denied all knowledge as 10 who pre-
scented them 10 the board.
THE OLD MAN FRIGHTENED.
Liitlcnclds testimony that an inquiry made
Of Wells about the original transformation Of
the vote Of two polls was what alarmed Wells,
and Induced him to II second forgery to conceal
tho first is confirmed by a reference to the
printed testimony. page 20. We give below an
extract from Weiss examination. II will be
seen that Wells was unable to answer the luos-
tion, How any protest against the poll. as
boing yitatel hy intimidation or otherwise,
could transfer those votes to the other side r
He answered. There could not have been any
transfer: there must havo boon polls thrown
OUT lIe founders about. and concludes by
saying. " II Is clerical, most likely" This
worthy comp"tes with Minister Stoushton for
the invention Of clerical ,cror" us name for
fraud and iorgeryl
The following is an extract FROM the examine
ton Of j. Madison Wells before NJ. Morrison's
committee. at New Orleans. Dec. 81. 1876;
BY Mr.. Jenks-In the proceedings before
your board. as taken by tho Shorthand re-
porter. this occurs:
Mr. Krnncr ireadingl-Consoldated statement Of votes
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NEW YonK. Tuesday. Fob. 2G--For wnnt Of
l'-h .i't riN.r tatt uutliil Iul beef
day Wt-htN. ion Market d't.r- lr~~d hrOi =, mort
slow trade 81 fa~' - ~ ordinary tu uitme ritv
,Nu-htri'd t" -l.. and Soc lur Wrstrrtt sscd
int. lu' Wrf. un' at4t.t "
R.r'iris ~ ,al,'- were inO head Tie demand was
mNNiih, H'b NrNt- sci, ruf matt rally changed
''h t' itiN" 'c'l- wH rn QUOT o $50 7sfi, =. n and
COM. on g. W 'nt -r4s-' r. aUu tf prmtk calves 81 gaut
Welt pm '" ''"' '''' ''"'
h'"l Ih Hrmhri wa. sac. 500 sac I.trNet eius,d with
"!n 800 'H.f' .r. lt % common 10 cotti .hrcu.
NJ inb- UN i.L p,.r- r., fnfi a slow trade AZ II, SO
g Y. i4. Or seed mutton arf .auh
Receipts U wine we're pl ear innis or 3gl7 head
none -"m aitr hciu" change Jersey and state a ssed
hogs quiet aa.U r. D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

Al all times ships Of one kind or another are
noaitns about At "a abandoned by officers and crew,
what seems hui'l, condition SOME are dsinantled
ann mere llks, uWc are sWimmin- keel upward. some
are water lDgsvi but being Laden with umhe viii not
sink but are duV,n luttr and ulih,r as tie wind aud
wave. may direct 80 people Afrf0d with cHiarrh,
hrun'h . ami c"n-nmpu"n are abandoned hN hN
aud friends a. iu'uiHhr, vet ihou ands such
nuhN restored "a perfect health the N Sigrs
'atIrh Rem ~ ami Or ricrce's Golden Medical DIS.
coNcrv The iahrrh Remedy j. uncuulllcd as a souih
ing and healing local alplcauon, while the discovery
runns and cnrichcs hr blood and imparts tone ami
Nisor TO the whole - stem.
NIDoLA, La, April II. 1877
Df,a SIR; suffered for twelve wears with that most
offensive ana l1athsume 81 all diseasescatarsh Ny taste
hld smrll were conuiVVly destroyed procured sun.
nly pr sage lataIrh Remedy and Nour Golden Moli
cal p~lNcrN winch u~d according To dirrt tons aud
c"npl'i" anu permanent cure was sp"e,v enc ted |
take pleasure ia recuniWchliu- tl'm 10 an aithct.d.
Ever thankfully Yours
CLARA lItsT
wAnIsG RIVER, Burlington CO., J., Feb y. 1871
n ptu>
Ia sm Your Golden Medical Discovery is the host
medic, i" coughs, colds and consumption ever knew.
II ma faN Il my le
Respectfully Yours,
IhIfN u. McAsSEY-A1r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

TUESDAY. Feb. 2j-P. M.-Thc operations
in the Stock Exchange reflected a well dstrib-
uted business. but the aggregate was limited in
PROPORTIONS.
Western Union. which had previously been
neglected. rose into comparative Importance
though at a decline from 76'a to 75k; and Lake
Shore. heretofore an active stock, dropped IA
cent TO Gls. sellers 3.
Tho Western shares were also lower the st.
Pauls rejecting the great r decline. and Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh further yielded from 66
to GiH: c.. c.. c. and /. became more
active a. tho day progressed. at u de-
cline from 81 to 2g's but this stock
recovered subsequently to 3o'a. buyer 60. with
final transactions Tor odd lots at 30. The coal
shares wore not Influenced by the Legislative
inquiry. aud ruled higher. except New Jersey
Central. which ran down early in the day from
IL 20 H. and then rallied To 49,. Fort Wayne
sold ut 50 - seller -. to s7a. regular way; Hi
nois Central Mt y sg73: and Hannibal and st.
Joseph pr"i'rrHd at % go - b. seller ID The
transactions IN the remainder Of the list did
not command te'inl notice.
la th" y W York VI ming Stock ENrhnngc La
cross. was the most hHtiNc ut 500 JM'Gl. buyer
90. ana Il regular way.
The produce rcr"i pts ut Chicago and Miwau-
k"e continue to show a large increase. and an
TINS ia"t mainly tho prices OF thu leading West
crn roads nre maintained.
n" total NUMBER ot snurcS dean in was D.
v65. u which Lake Shore represented 1900:
n'hwnrr, fackawanna and Western. $500;
" stern Union. $500: Delaware and Hudson
Canal 1850; Northwestern 5000; do preferred.
C. and L. SOS cleveland and Pittsbursh' 3si'::
iiannha and St Josenh, 900 do. preferred.
loo. \. Y. Central. 705 \. J. Central l470;
Ohios, 800: chic. Bur. and Quincy, $50; Morris
AMI Essex, 100; Plcinc Mail. 700; Ontario Sill
YER 800. ouicKsi lver 500: Illinois Central
40; Chicago, and Alton, 800; Erie. POO; Fort
WAYNE. 2ib: Panama. los: Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, 100; Michigan Central. 100; aud
Union Parih,. 10.
Money on call to good borrowers was accessi-
Die NJ 800 2 cent, where prime stock collateral
was pledged. Mercantile Hrrrptanc,'s, with
best signatures. ranged at 500, for four and
six months date.
Tie following were the principal quotations Of gold.
10 ..... ... iOi,, iliIOA " - 1917.
II - \. ............ iu2 500 M......... lol's
In loans the rates maid for having balances carried
were ~. ,. 81. 4. and "a p cent
Foreign exchange irm at - sSi, and 81 s5i,
Tune ant demand drafts respectively with Gomez ssons
The Government bond market was strong in response
:" London que 'tons. which i4Ga y cent higher
than Yesterday. The principal business in lsb7s
lutus, laib- and - OF ISL
Ihv following were she 3 r NJ. closing prices
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Contents OF the Weekly sun.
TIE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning.


Tho silver Bl-rhe House Concurring In the senatc's
MISUNDERSTANDING the President wall Probably Do The
Louisiana Eo elton Frauis-Andrrsun', Appeal for New
1rinl-i, Sentence; The Eastern Eutin. lcmont-B is
marrk's Speech IN the German Pariilmrnt-Rus>a's
I, rms to TurkcN-War Demonstrations IN Euglanl-Thc
Prevailing Uncertainty -LrcuOn Of New Pope sketch
diana DcnOcrac, Their Views oi the Fraudulent Prr-.
dent-Fnancial Theories; The Proposed Reduction In
the Pay 81 ARMY Onccrs, The Blrh al New Party
National Convention ot Men VINO Demand Greenbacks,
Premature Rejoicing in SpaiiBo1us Reports ~ the "a
JituaIun oi the Cuban fHrlut,-ihc RI turuIng Board
rfinls--Why the Prosecutions are Not Lik.y a. he
Pushed How rhrn was Sold Out-Thc Blacklist Crime
M the lllsfury ot the United Stltcs-WVlls and GO
Price Ter NulliAing TIE Choice ni the Nannn-Ilc Truth
GrainalN Coming out, Mrs Hooker On Nnman's sui
risc. Tempest and Earthquake talHO Invaded by
Tidal Waves and the Whole Pacific Coast south America
sh lksn-fl0,as IA tiNiulua Traps Tor the luWH~.
Congressional Lobby that Means Business The r. Nis.
lnoinc scheme. lhe Food supply ~ England MalNe
lru- Discovery Tic Untold Wonders oi the speaking
ihunrrlrh--A visit 20 Prot Edison, slWpp ward.
lulH uVrl Between NpsruN-, Poetry --kOck a by bthN,
The Whistler The Latest Irl'erAphio News. sunh,
Notos on Science and Industry, Ladies' Department,
May columns OF Editorial Articles ami Agricultural Nat
ter siory-Nalsnunes Nlbil Financial Intelligence and
Markets.
IlA WEEKLY suN contains complete cpitomc Of the
news Of the week irom All parts OF the United States and
the American continent Copies wrappers really for
mailing to the old country may be hat at the desk Of our
publication Office. Price lour cents For sale by a new,
dealers city and country
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showing or and when I began my walk In
AGRICULTURAL Hall the reporter of the Lo1fton
Stdnddrd took one look ut me and said, We'll,
TINT internal fool wont last long,"
Herr IN" steamer WIS cleared and the whistle
sounded. just as the plank was b,,ing drawn
int lrrky man with aul urn hair ran up Il like
2 squirrel and placed u bundle in q Ieurys
hands. II was tho pedestriau's shoemaker
VINO tor once in his life was trying Ia keen n
shoemnk"r's promise. The wrlt'r recognized
him ~ the we'll known BRYAN McSwyny OF tho
sixth ward. He kert his promise, hut ra mo
within an ace Of golnt, overheard, and the huge
IRON alnnmShin sMnIi from her hlln.
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WIS made. The vote OF Vernon parish Ms
altered by the forgery was inserted at full longth
in tho official certificate. The following IL a
copy OF this statement. emitting all the par-
ishcs but Vernon, and a copy Of the certificate
OF the Returning Board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

V. x. Stevenson. Jr.-Cndcr foreclosure. the
block NJ lanA bounded by Thlrl ami Fourth avenues.
NINETY ninth ani lpnil' streets si2'pn e. painuf me
hluok bounded hN Ihift and Fourth lsth ami
lul,t streets Hiyutpt To paluun The hlpk ui land
bounded 10y fhifd and Fourth aN,nuts lulst and lu-d
streets, sl.jp TO ltNiuun
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According to Llulenod's statement Weiss
ofder to him to commit this forgery was given
on me evening Of Dec. 3. 1876. and the act was
rohsummated on Dec o. On the next day. Dec.
.. inc official PRONUNCIATION OF the votes as
'sued aud certified by the Returning Board.
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snslntss qctitsi.

Mrs. Win.iow's soothing syrup foe Chi,d-ca
tt Uln- 900 cons fl0 -nu- f'u'rs lln uuItou, a'lays
all pain. AM cures Niul collie.
Pomerov's Water Pads. for Hernia. aro
cuhn"ftiiH wh'n nothing '.r rtu lr worn To- way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

rhuup,'. rnlr,nhle Uod Liver IN,

Soon become strong healthy. and robust ly n
tA .,I-,NtrHuoo iu l't nt nnruiA steam 'lNkrd
White Wheat or oa,N nleeeis. AMI alJ ,tetuNr 20 It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

Girondin Disinfec,ant preventive OF Dphthc-
ria, Typhoid, and all iuVcuulis diseases Park lllOTd
soIs agents iVT United sIates-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

The ever recurring liability 10 loss Of life in
the ferries aud the utst mrar ulous ape Ui
tho~o IN the recent collisions, must remind ANY thinking
person that It - well Ia insure against accidents
The Travellers Insurance Company oi Hartford, Conn
has paid million OF dollars on losses occasoned by ac'
eide ntS-4Lip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27

TUESDAY Feb. 26.-FLouR AND MrlL-The
prices have On the whole. tended downward. c,pc,aiS
Of late. with tho id'i,'s ron Europe indicating che
Today ,hcre was much duln - and depression Az
s. Rye dolr nrm lor The low etadt. corn meal
nm aud in demand BnckTh.at dnur ,i-hiy
8, a,as4 ~ extra STATE. tssss 3; Western sprlns
s.5l winter whea, extras. ss.iSasS io DO Nx AMI
HNX - fs" e; Mnse; so, gsien 81 sn%s ,@ ely
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