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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
TIE SHOOTING OF FITzPATRICK.
Testimony that Caused Much Excitement In
Williamsburgh.

Coroner Nolan held an inquest In Will
lamsburgh yesterday In the case Of Patrick
Fitzpatrick who after a quarrel with John
Riloy on Sunday last. followed the latter to his
residence at 2G8 North Seventh street. Williams
burgh. and after repeated attempts 10 gain ad-
mission to his residence. was shot by Riley's
father. He died from the effects Of the wounds
in the Eastern District Hospital on Tuesday.
The weapon used was an old d-fashioned fowling
piece. aud the charge OF shot entered Fitzpat-
rick's side. The circumstances otthe shooting.
90 far as known at the time. seemed TO make Il
acase OF Iustnable homicide, aud although 1t
created great excitement in WilliamsburRh,
every one looked for verdict 70 that effect from
tho COroners Jury. James Riley the aged man
VINO onred the shot has borne n good reputation,
md he asserted a. the time Of his arrest that he
had iired the shot In self-defencc and TO protect
MS residence. aud particularly his son. Public
tympalhy was IN Rleys favor. and the change
n Il after all tho testimony was In and the ver-
Gei rendered created much excitement in the
8, Charles Scuen the officer who arrested
hliry. testified that he found Riley In the door
way OF ms residence and that he Immediately
Mkhowledged shooting Fitzpatrick, and said
,lAl hli'r whipping his son Fitzpatrick had fol.
i9wed llm 10 the house to bent him again. and
nller attempting 10 force his way In by the door
trltd me window. Then in order TO scare him
hands.
young man named Bazlm was then sworn.
hhu MS appearance caused excitement as the
female members Of the Riley family began 10
sob, and the old man wrung his hands and
tear ticklod down his face. Balm testified:
M9,in iii"l yani with Fitzpatrick sunday after.
i' itN 4!r in me he was gong IN TO get Johnny ~
icy To luh "iil hiin AMI make tue thing square. The
WHtN irfln over nn old rubber ball ON the END vi
INK iSpar!tN had struck Johnny kloy with II, and
uN hai u. D; OVER It. | went down with him 10
ltnaicnrp He went in the hall to get johnny out
'' any row or KNOW oi any trouble but aiier ne
'''' "ul 40 tHrNAii and know Johnny Riley wouldn't
come .n' sat. " idy. come home" ~ that instant
IttN T.. h'rrc Of mu'ket stuck through the window,
~" ''l pulled hEca Hsain. / was scared then ami
ln 70 iun before either ot usmovcd the barrel Of
H. WN't was .uck CUT o the window again. ana !
'Htli ~ lh ,td rs he staggered toward the
.fiNplrlck's story. when he was dying. WAS
il1l NlrT he had struck young Riley for not
E'gIht lor some drinks. he went down to the
,.,nSr 70 MAKE the thing square. and that AS he
E,1 cong away he looked back. and saw Riley's
tnu,f ~ me window with gun. with which he
lh.,n' 'lately shot nm.
dln" Jury returned a verdict that Fitzpatrlck's
,' "o"'u Ilb caused hya gunshOt wound from q
@ h@"m III lr lnnd- OF James Riley. Riley was at
99lee comm tod 10 await the action Of the Grand
Jury IN deia Ilt Of 81 900 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
NEUsPApERYEN ROUTED orr
Not Waiting to he Burned Alive In the Old
Commercial building.

All the editors. reporters and compoSitOrs
OF the Mercury we're routed out of the CONNER
ciul Building at Fulton and Nassau street by
the cry that fire had been discovered in the rear
OF the second story OF 1874 Fulton street. 1T
IL o'clock last evening In a room occupied by
the New York Stencil Company. This room is
also in the rear of 81 Nassau stree, adjoining.
and opening into the Commercial Building.
The Stencil Company used forges and it is sup
posed that the fire Was caused by some Goals
left In them. The floor was considerably
burned when the ilrcmen arrived. hut
they soon extinguished the flames. The
story above. occupied 10y Douglas Taylor.
printer. was filed with oil stained boards re-
W. Ferguson. shoemaker. occupied the Ground
story NJ - NASSAU street. The ground story mt
13i Fulton street WAS unoccupicd. The damage
Capt Carrcy WIS out with his rcscrvc force.
He knew that II tho Commercial Building took
fire there would hc trouble. The Cnmmcr'!al
building is one Of the most insecure in New
York. IL far rs means Of c-cal" in case Of IRE
are concerned. The Fulton street side is en-
tered 10y an extremely narrow stair'nseA'er-
tninly not over four feet hrOHd-whlch winds its
Ii cas-" pi panic the death OF ono-thlrd OF the
cOmposltors Of the Mercury. who work
in the top story. would be- almost n
certainty, because no moro than two
men could 90 down tho Fulton street staircase
Oh" only one in use al night with safety. ON
the Nassau street side the staircase IS broader
toward the bottom. hut at the top IT. dimensions
are identical with those on the Fulton street
side. To add 10 the dangers Of tn" fire il may
be said that in making the recent repairs the
panks that have formed the flooring for years,
have been piled IN the rooms. As they are
soaked with oil there Is no doubt that they
would have helprd the fire along amazingly.
The hole opened for an elevator would also
have done good duty in creating "A draft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
FIGHTING 4 THIEF.
Mrs. Eagan's Encounter-A Young Man who
Came of Second hest.

When Mrs. Patrick Eagan returned to her
grocery. at 424 East Thirteenth street. after an
absence Of few minutes. last evening.
she found young man emptyng the money
drawer He attempted to run past her. but she
seized him 10y the collar and threw him to the
floor. A struggle followed in which the thief
reRAined his feet and struck her with his fists.
In the mean time n number Of his acconplices
stood outside breaking the windows and
her. but she held on pluckily and shout
ed 10 her husband. who WIS up stairs.
Mr.. Eagan hurried 10 her assistance. armed
with a club, which he used So unsparinRlv that
the thief lay limp and helpless when Ofilcer
Gleason arrived 10 arrest him. On the way 10
the Fifth street police station crowd gathered
around the officer and attacked him with paving
stones, one OF which struck him in the back.
The prisoner described himself as James Moran.
of 339 East Thirty eighth street. His head was
covered with wounds and his wrist was broken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
HdTEs's COlfPLICITT.
How the Florida Conspirators were Re-
warded by the Mnn In the white House.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Frcsh disclosures
are constantly showing the strong hold which
any man engaged in the Florida frauds. how
ever worthless he might be. has had on Hayes
and his Immediate advisers. Sekirk was and
Is man utterly worthless. hut the star of this
city. which is strongly Administration. gives
the following outline OF his connection with the
Treasury Department. II says: Selkirk has
n record with the Treasury Department and
with the police court Of this city. He was ap-
pointed to a clcrkship in the Treasury in July
last. although his average at the competitive
examination was only nfy-thrce while the
minimum required to cntitle any one to
place in the department was seventy. His
appointment appears TO have boon gained by
outside influence lie had strong letters Of
recommendation from Assistant Secretary
of State Seward. Col. Rodgers. the Presidents
private secretary. and Thurlow Weed. lie WIS
suspended from the department for intempcr-
ance. and rcnsta;ed in tho fall upon the same
recommendation. He remained in the depart
ment nearly two months. and was finally dis
charged for intemperance. After this he stated
that he was given Il letter by Secretary sherman
to Collector Arthur Mt New York. recommend
ing his appointment to position in the Custom
House there. This position he failed to obtain.
Prior to his first appointment in the Treasury.
he was. on the 10Th Of April. 1877. arrested in
this city. the star Of that date will show. and
as the police records show for obtaining money
under false pretences fiOm n grocer. He ex-
hibitcd IA letter at that time from Col. Rodgers
and others. which. on the day Of his arrest. were
considered foreerics The star Of thcvlay after.
the Goth, stated that these letters proved to be
genuine. Judge Smell discharged him as dead
bput
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
sP4RAs rRou 1Hn 1ElEGRlrH.

Silver was quoted in London yesterday at 537sd per
ounce.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan yesterday az.
gresatcd Slloun
Gen Grant arrived IN Milan Yesterday. and was re.
cciNcd hy the irrret slhdlc ANA other uotluiiirs.
The StHe G'rWe cst~. ,hnru IN Trenton, resumed
iorty-siN IN uumh, r, IN golt
Gcn Glhhou was bcofe' the House Committee ON Mill
t1N Affairs yesterday HdVocan. the transfer NJ the In
dian Bureau To the War Department
The schooner Carrie s. Hart. which went ashore ON
Sandy Hook in the log YESTERDAY morning. was hnud nn
the beach at noon, without apparently rcceiln. any
damage.
TWO thousand operatives are out of employm hy the
,lnpmer ~ lhe hurcr 'liy and sycamore Mills nj lAl
saturday.
The House Committee on Public BUILDINGS nnd Grounds
has agreed to report orahy the Mll providing the
treuun OF new building Tor the Bureau Of EnsraNmg
ami Printing
secretary sherman has directed the paving out Of ~
@ IN silver 10 replace that amount u Treasury notes
reured during the last month m consequence OF the issue
OF national bank notes
Mr Charles T. Parser. who injured hy the accident
on the Richmond aud Danvle Railroad on trdHN. dlcd
yesterday. He wns salesman Tor J. J. Henry, turran
CO. tho Wholesale drssls He LEI! this city on Tuesday
business trip to New OrleAnA HIS father The Rev.
O. O. Parker VI PaTeipAny. ND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
s4MPLING LIQUORs AND CTGIRs.
Reputed Nephew of Blaine Arrested for
Per.onntInx "a Kevenmc Agent.

A well-dressed man visited that part Of
Williamsburgh known IA Dutchtown last even
ing. and proclaimed himself an Internal
revenue agent. H. examined the licenses. and
sampled the goods of the liquor and cigar
dealers there. Deputy Collector Cocheu was
appealed to. and the man was arrested in Ne
Nulty's distilery in Montrosc avenue. He gave
his name as George $. Stnson OF IS West
Thirty-ninth street. this CITY, and on being
searched. memorandum books containing i'm
portant information us 10 his dongs, and the
following certificate were found:
USirfD SrAus 1NIERNAL RrvrNuE.t
INV Nutk. jan T. lNsS.
t. 'shon mrV oonrerf
Th' ccrtincs that George Stnson Is employed hv me
20 assist In discovering frauds upon the Internal Revenue
under authority from the tunmi.sun.r at Internal
Revenue. EDWARD MclfrR.
Revenue Agent, ~ Cedar street
Tho prisoner. before he wns arrested claimed
to be- an agent Of the Hon. T.. ID. Webster. who
succeeded Edward M'Lc.r. but the revenue
ON 'als Of Brooklyn say that no one but Com
missioner Eaum can issue commissions. They
also say that the prisoner il known as the
nephew Of senator Blaine OF Maine and that
for some time past liquor aud cigar dealers in
Brooklyn have been swinded by persons who
have personated revenue officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
New York rlckpocIe,. Arrested In brooklyn.

Two young men were overheard quarrelling
Yesterday afternoon by detectives Folk and Corwn Of
the BROOKLYN Police Central ONCE. the Twenty third
aud Twenty Regiments passing the City
Hall bccnus' thc' had failed to get an old mans gold
watch. They were h arrested as pckpockets. and
ON one Z" them Mas found red morocco pockctbook
marked 90 lduhc.' engraved cards hearing tho
uf ltlliU AMI hair chain mounted with
gold. will iew c,ns IN money. They the names Of
james fhump-on aged L. OF 81 Oliver street this city.
AMI James llfgcrnid aged .: OF iu3 Mulberry street
They were locked up IN the Washington street police
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Last Monday morning Mr.. Joseph Fritchie,
quite well iodO laboring man OF lsl jackson street.
Paterson sold horse pockeed the money and started
out saying that he 10 buy another That was
the Of him Being temperate and steady man
OF so ms family alarmed a. his absence over night
and they caused notices To be published in the local pa
pcrs Yesterday morning Corier Myers was Summoned
Il view the body elderly man found IN the Morris
canal near Centrcyile, ~ j. The coat ana panihoons
pockets were ned with stones over the lett eye We're
The marks of a confusion that would have stunned or
Killed man The body was recognized by Mrs fnthle
A. thar Of her husband As the pockets contained no
money il is thought thathe NAV have been robbed and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Mrs Elizabeth Tllon has been sick since she
made her confession and has been under the OF
physician Her sickness was proiuccd It is thoUsht
trOuh" ON inquiry IN the u,i-hhuihoul YESTERDAY. u
was learned thai she had been out u the house hut
tWirc her confession Inutc public amt has
admitted but few visitor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-The Hayes party
started ON special train the North Pennsylvania
Railroad this morning tour Of inspection through
the coal and iron rc-ons ol the Lehgh and schuykll
valleys They will proceed ON the North PcnnsNvana
Rnn to Rehlehrm after which the irln Will VIA the
Lchiyn Nalc, Road to Mlnch tnnnk The Schuyklli
city via the Reading Railroad stopping AZ the most prom
inent industrial establishments ~ the valley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

SOME FLASHING TON TOPICS.
The Mrs. X. II. Hayes Temperance Society
DIscnrding her Name.

TII1HI NJ ETflfNV If1Fl1lHL
WASHINGTON. April 27.-The Mrs. Rutherford
b Hayes Temperance society last evening adopted the
following
Hi,roi. This association was formed and named in
honor of the declaration of Ms Il II ilHNrs that she
would not ALLOW wine 10 Doe used at Sia dinners. amt
NieltIi ON 'lie ucra-inn of banquet given ~ the
Union LcHsur Club. liliadrlnhit. Mr. llNcs said I
do mot u~ vine liquors ysel iu my f1nilN hut |
have no thousht of stunning those who tiuk ami
differently. NisH mistake 60 ihuk that should want
a. he So dictnorHl ! want people a. ruot themselves
IN the manner that is most pleasing 10 thcm ant
NNsfsr She cuunienAuccd the of clIrtf punch NJ
dinner ON huHtd the excursion steamer the Delaware
river. there ore. be- ~
R~H ii That tins society dscRrds the name of Mrs II
Hayes ANA prunounccs her ~ complete fraud
her husband
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Fighting Brooklyn Truckmen.

President Roberts ami Aldermen Waehner
Keenan, Shells saucr, sc,in rnckney, Jacobus Morris
Bigln. and rercy have been directed by the Common
Council to the Legislature not TO pass the bill which
gives permission residents of Brooklyn 70 drive trucks
in this city The Aldermen Will take to Albany memo
rial winch complains that this ciN docs not MAKE enough
out of the ierres tO Brooklyn, and l. compelled 10
large for the consructu of the East River Bridge
aud declares thatt - unjust that cartmen who live in
Brooklyn should drive trucks IN this tiN and not pay
part ut The tax Tor the repair Of the streets which they
help ~ "wear ana tear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
NEW JERSEY.

Ephram yai aged d. an old citizen Of Planned, y.
j, dcd yesterday.
James Frntln saws he was not engaged In a hcht In
Phhp Groh, n hail. Bayunne on Tuesday night, and he
was not arrested
A base ball nine Of Atlantic and Pacific TELEGRAPH
managers beat a nine oi western lmOn managers at
tnnmumpaw yesterday 10y a score OF "a Ia a.
Snipe shooting has been begun At Point Pleasant n. j
amt sori-Wu ictuntd io Long Branch yesterday With
lHr-e bags o birds, tile result O two days sport
An eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train was
thrown from the track by truck breaking down ne ar
south Elizabeth at II O'Clock last night There as con.
siderable loss w freight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Taking a BODY from the River.

The body OF an unrecognized man was taken
yesterday by officer Gilmore from the East River at the
foot Of Twenty.eiehth street He was about feet
inches high. s5 years OF age, had brown hair, sandy
moustaehe. was slightly bald ON top OF the head and
was dressed In dark ovecoat black frock coat dark
rbhod pantAluOns. new. elastic CATERS, white shirt
checked neck kte and blue wOulen socks In his pocket
WAS iOlnl watch key several cards of brewers and
wine merchants in this city and Brooklyn ami blank
hook containing memoranda Of purchases nsGr for these
The last from whom purchases had been mndr were
Charles Kelly French hrandirs and wines, u cherry
street and jeremiah Butler. wines amt cigars POI Court
street The body had been In the water about vc weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Hun on Rhode I.lnnd Saving. Banks.

PRovDENcE. April 27.-Ihe supreme Court
this morning granted temporary Injunction the Pas.
coas Savings Bank IN Buruluilc There j, much acv.
ity at nearly all the savings banks IN town today. ani
tic >uudos are cucnuu rms the heaviest run The Imon
AMI jackson Institution, have to-day dcctd tu enforce
the notice provided hN their charter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

WASHINGTON. April 27-Mr. George Opdykc
Of New Nork before the House Committee on Bank
Ing and currcncy this morning. His views In reference
n tie pracucahliy OF maintanin. resumption coucicd
IN tho main with tho u u She other representatives. u
banking houses iu New Aurk although be- admitted that
II The table, o estimate, o COLA n tie country now and
IN l-i5 and 1861 were corrcct-whch he did not admit
Tor he IN usht they were tNIEscrauuhs-tv at
tempt AZ r, sumption might hc hazardous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Tn. OH Barrel Drivers strike.

The men employed at the Wcchawkcn oil
wharycs to replace the hoops ON barrels were supplied
Thursday last with pieces oi red chalk, and directed
10 mark their number every barrel they drove Most
them refused todn aud 80 stopped WORK ami quilted
the yard They he Id meeting on the IN Fields ON
Friday, ana appointed committee 10 wait un tie yard
master Nud demand the irclslnn of the obnoxious order
Ih,lr request was refused and new hands were aIi-
uuluted their places
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Emma prohst known ms the Morphine Girl.
wasn the Trenton police station last night under ply.
siciaus care. She has several New jersey towns
telling romantic sorcs aud bogeiny he LETT alone to
die while under the influence Of morphine The police
ot Ehlnhcfh Newark. Trenton ana other places have
H. hor awake hN making her walk about until the
effect, OF the drug wurc uM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Acknowledging that He 1. Thief

Jacob Osborne. aged 2j. n well-known crimi-
nal, arrested ly Detective McAdam, Yesterday in
this city just ho about taking the steamer New
orcm, He was wanted by tie Flushing avenue police.
Brlohlvu. for burglary. and arrested cant Riley =
request u the Ponce e. ntra Oitrc u Bro Allyn lr >lid
that one 81 Juhu who was his enemy. rrnfcnrd fn Nil
him set hu arrested or some charge m hrnokNu on
Whlr hV could hr sent tn prison tive MY wears and be
iinu-ht hls arrc. must be m pur,uancc o tis threat
know lm a tlu1, he sad, THAT'S how make my
hNu hW never stole cents worth IN BrooAlyn' lie
"A a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
The Gilbert Road. First Locomotive.

The first locomotive TO bo used on the q llbert
Elevated Railroad arrived at Pier Nortl River last
evening She atterward transferred from the
steamboat to the Church street Horse Railroad. and
drawn by horses the inclined plane erected u the rear
of Trinity Church She was drawn up tie plane hN tho
power of stationary engine ami wa, position the
rails Of the clcNud road ny seven O'Clock The locomu
tive the hr> ~ twenty yc To be- placed the nr and
l. known A. No At,r bcins thoroughly oiled and rN.
anincd. steam got up and She up and down
the track as lar as Duane street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

BosToN, April 27.-The body of middle-aged
woman richly dressed found In the Charles river,
near West Boston bridge yesterday. The skull Was Tnc.
tured, and there MAS severe cash on the iace me
BODY l. at the dead house and has not been recofned
Her silk stockings were marked A II r." and hser
ring N as marked 90 COln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Locking up sheriff ,u hi. own Jail.

Sheriff Brown Of Richmond county WIS locked
an oi Friday n-ht in the inl In Richmond village. In
maxim. his rounds hc l the key in tho outer door ard
locked the inner one Two prisoner, named Manning
ud cole picked the o,k ih9 inner door. and pissiug
ont Dckod the outer door nni threw the key away. Yes
tcria, morning the key found, and the sher was
rsIa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

LONDON. April 27.-Although II is stated that
the strike o cotton operatives at Preston is ended that
appear. 10 bee the only the operative spin
nrts concerned The WonNcTs. wlnicrs and wurners
stl standing out and there seems Ia be no likelihood
Oi any settlement AT present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

lIoRsE SHOE. y. j.. April 27.-The three
masted schooner Carrie 5 Hart of Providence Capt
DAVIS bound from Cenucsos To New York with cargo OF
.sAr consigned to 6. Fowler went ashore ON Sandy
Hook early TINS morning IN dtust tus She was hauled
un by the assistance at the steamer Relief and two tug s.
without apparently having received ans damage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
A HrookIYn Hoy MIssIng.

. Mr.. S. II. Shipman. atailor.of 270 Fulton street
Brook Nn reported go ihc police last u-ht that his grand
son, aged H. sirrou-N disappeared carly Friday.
aud had not been seen since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Ihe IurT In tho Newell divorce case. after
"@'is been Lcked up all night into court yesier.
ua' ulofhnz and announced that they unable 10
s ssee upon verdict They discharged They all
hsd sa ~ NE siInaye upon The issues that Mrs Newell
Dseh crlnihAy Intimate with the late Wm II. Board
and stood en 10 two In favor OF nnding that the re.
,&1eei bs'Nssh sr Newell ana csndiss N. olnsy were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

LIBERTY. n. Y. April 27,-An aged couple
named August and Hannah Grishcr who lived near
TOWNSVILLE this county found horribly Jnuuaed
and dead IN their house on THURSDAY morning Arm -
They had lived apart Tor some tmr and - thought lie
killed By cutting her throat aud then shot himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Jersey city TO he n Port OF Entry.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The House Commit
tee on Commerce has agreed to report with favorable
recommendation Mr., llardcnhcr ,h's bill constituting
Jersey CITY lort ~ cutfN, ami Eo,iin- Tor the APP
pWnmtn of Collector ot Customs. together with such
subordinate oihccrs ~ are provided lor by law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Corner Bowery aud Broome st. under Johnstons cwelry
store, experienced shampooers; Roman baths extra -
Ldp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Tin boxes Best ANA cheapest Circulars from Mauger
Petre, llO Rcade ST. AVOID fancy names and prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Soft soluble Tin hnxes. cheapest American capsules,
Csc abox Ask tor GrayS Take no other' All urussisS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Fraud and RascaHbi sixpenny Bank and something
shQat walps :" new York. Read ~ Y ka, esnp-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Sore legs varicose veins cured without pay, Gilei
I4nlmeaI Ipaids AMMONIA l2Q Wst BreaawRy,-Aa~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Norfolk Deviled Crabs fresh every day Maltbys oys
teI depQLa aud all nIkL class Ee esLanIAnLa-Adh
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JOTTINGS .IBOUr TOWN

Falling barometer. northeast to northwest
winds. coOlrr. cIuudA. and rnmy Mraihcr