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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02
SELFISH POLIoy.-That commur;t,

SELFISH POLIoY.-That community
is long way on the road to decay, the
individual members of which feel under
no obligation to contribute to the pros
perity of their neighbors while seeking
their own well-being. One of the prime
conditions of the success of any town is
reciprocity of feeling and interest
among its people, and there is no better
way of manifesting this interest than to
patronize home institutions in every
way possible. 1t is scarcely ever nee
essary to make personal sacrifice to do
this. Almost everything that a person
wants may, in town like independence,
be procured as cheaply as to send abroad
for it, and when this is the case there is
a personal obligation growing out of the
good OF the whole resting upon every
member of the community to give his
preference to those who, like himself,
are interested in the growth and pros
perity of the town or city in which he
lives.
These remarks are called out by the
fact, as we hear it stated, that our mer-
chants are complaining of a serious fall
ling off in their trade from the practice
which many of our ladies have fallen
into Of purchasing their goods in Chica-
60 and receiving them by express. This
we are told, is not confined to those fine
goods not kept here, but extends even
to the pins, needles, thread, &C., used in
the family. 1t is even affirmed that
some of our merchants adopt this ruin
GUS policy with regard to lines of goods
other than their own. We can scarcely
believe this, for if our business men
have no interest in advancing the gener-
al trade Of our city, we can scarcely
look for it elsewhere. In the great ma
jority Of cases there is no good reason
why this practice of sending abroad for
goods that are kept at home should con-
tinue. Assuredly no money is saved by
it, and if there were, it is a policy that
will ruin the trade and consequently the
of our town. 1t will have
the effect Of compelling our merchants
to leave or to greatly reduce their
stocks of all but the commonest goods.
What effect this would have upon the
trade tributary to our city we leave for
the reader to guess. Undoubtedly each
person who thus transfers his or her
custom to the retail merchant of Chica-
go, thinks it but little matter that will
make no difference one way or the 9th
er; but the practice has become so gen
eral through imitation that it makes a
very material difference with our mer-
chants. We trust that all who care for
our growth and prosperity as a commu-
nifty, will think Of this matter candidly
and sincerely, and in future patronize
home dealers and advance home inter-
ests generally.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

SPLENDID Parasols, at the City of
Paris Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

PHELPS & CROSS will sell you any
kind Of Sewing Machine, cheap for
cash.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

LADIES White Pique, at the City of
Paris Store.
THE latest styles of Hats, at extreme
ly low prices, at the City of Paris Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02
GREAT FIELD TRIAL.
A VICTORY THAT COUNTS.

The following telegram has just been
received from J. E. Hayer & Co., of St.
Louis, Mo-, general agents for the South
west:
EST Louis, Mo-, June IS, 1873.
The following from Pittsfeld, ILL.,,
this morning: Wood, Mccormick, Os-
borne, Marsh, Buckeye and Edward
Binders were in field trial here yester-
day under the auspices of the Agricul-
tural Board. Three committee men and
nine Judges all signed in favor of the
Wood"
This machine may be seen by calling
upon the agents, Kemmerer & Lamb,
west side Of the river.
No old, second hand goods at the
Boston Cheap Store Every thing new
and cheap, Evil
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

GooD Top Buggy, for sale or trade
for stock. Inquire of Kemmerer &
Lamb, Office at Bisbee's Store West
side. If
HOSIERY in infinite variety, as low as
5 cents per pair, at the City of Paris
Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

LIST of Letters advertised Aug LIST,
1878:
Clemens, Jos. Seeley, David
Barnes Boss Cooper, Barkalow, j. E.
johnson, Miss l.. Metz, Chas,
Robertson, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth,
Burns, Miss Mary Agnes
When calling for the above, please say
advertised" VIM. TOMAN p. N.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TAG" is rich and fragrant; try 1t. P. Ia
Dor 4 Son, Independence Iowa. - 32m6
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

LIVE Geese Feathers at Marquette's
Furniture Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-02

CAssIMEREs, at Is cents per yard, at
the City of Paris Store,
A SPLENDID line Of Dress Goods, rich
and tasteful, at the City of Paris Store.
Prices to defy competition.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Con-
stipated, have you Yellow skin, Loss
of Appetite, Head Ache, if so don't
fail to use sHILoH's SYSTEM vITALIzER.
1t is guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as these Price
20 cts. and IS cts. Sold by P. Tabor &
Son. 13-32m6
A FULL line of Dress Buttons, at low
prices, at the City of Paris Store.
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TUESDAY. March 2G.-FLouR AID MEAL-The
pfc.d Sa IA. ai,erly been mSsIs sc',s on TIE bet ,
sns S.sS s Si is as Se higher 1S
barely main,aed ~ the low srsh o ~e sme o. ,e
a. q0S ssr. State an" s,@sss 10; wessTa sp1e
IS iisss - winier wheat, extras, ss@sa 81 70
CIV .hipNias extras. ssssi. southern bakers aud
y gIsnd $ sss e so9,..G o ,S q, s Ssa;
v inc 81 lessa ~ Rye tout iossss5 Wheat feed
PgnyIsioSs-rhe market has been variable and IN
.et,lcd Pork was tdss gns dnll seii2f IN Slns
slnOi for April $40 II NAV and so - for June bids
request and uf .eady bacon held rsier more drmy
western hall and half sc. Cut meats qms, ON ihe
Quotation. a, he close sales 10 e. ~ dc ,poi an
e 0 ST a as.e sHa at & 775 " or fs%
Dressed hogs lover We quote rork, z ebL-We.t
pr" s 3sass5s Lsri-ws,,eT% steam p Joy
nv 7e p D9s%SS s s.
ns S ssSSILoGs Ssrb w'i s iSd S @ss
MA ".. No. 'c ssss3o Dressed Goss =, 5.e cr ey
GWAiS-rhe war cloud IN Europe has caused some re.
was more active RYE was taken nee Tor the continent
Ave- n w ss SE uca soe To-Day
WAS NO, 9,d WIN SO much nrmnes an, ANA mere %n' "Ss
sspnns a, q 1891 20 and 81 49, At 8 so',Ssl ~
and and VI %S"se So :J%s 9qs 'sSss
81 81 rsa and smnsr ~l9l, = sss !, 3 mhi,e VIZ
livery, 6t.sn bush including 30 sIrng I9r Aprll at
81 2Jl,. Ne 2 Northwestern for Apti at ~ ma and
No 2'red ~inerior April. 81 81. RYE In demand
at tS,s re Tor Western. AMI 1+@Iic Tor state aud
BARLEY in lar demand and Hrm teaisc Tor feeding
| GuR7OV for tworowed state, 7us73c. Tor Ax-rowcd
| STATE ami aOsGlc Tor canada oats were again rather
cheaper hut the low prices brought out better demand
and the close steady. saes 2UOo bush at i-so, a.
for graded mixed and all Sbc tor white, including No
| graded At as'.c Tor mixed and 3+sc Tor white No
| mixed Western ~ a.. IndiAn corn fairly
active closed slightly lower sales the spot 1905
| bush including No AT Jac old, 5ais que 80
AT 4aa5n and o2i, al3c. for steamer mixed, yellnN
| Jersey and Southern. new 5aaa6c new Western white
53sltc For future delivery, 1907 bush steamer mlNe'
| Tor March Al So slsoac,
GRockRlEs-Dnlng the past week has risc cofie
has been active, and other items have hccn muder
atey active aud steady with the exception OF tea, wheel
has beer duh atluwer prices To-day raw was quc
but hrin sales 100 hhds low grade Cuba at 7i97@c re-
fined Was IN tair demand and nrn. Rice was quiet AM
unchanged. Moass.s was hrm with moderate lobhin
trade Coffee arm, but less active, sales l,tl hay
RIO here on private terms and 200 in New Or.Hn
AZ III t.c gold tor good We quote tntee-Java, H's
2IAe Maracaibo, lisl7c and Rio. lisls'sc, gold, kc
-CArona h,.@di,c and Louisiana. 's@d.c Molisses-
| Porto Rico 3iostlc New orleans 2ueeiSc ioi new
| latter ior fancy. sugsrs-far Ia good refining Cuba
| 7ls@7Ac centrifugal, sAslsc, refined, S'sslOc. 10
| hard, and o. 500 lor " standard
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Heuse Of Representative.

Mr.. Patterson Dem, COLI offered rcso-
luton calling on the de facto Secretary OF War
for Information as to what steps have been taken
to protect residents Of Colorado from an out
break on the part of the Ute Indiana.
Mr.. Atkins Dem. Tenn reported the Legls-
biivs ESsSvge'liSSsa iva, PaaI AJ SeL.AoaraqEI%On
next Tuesday
Mr.. Wood Dem, ". ". Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. reported n bill To
impose duties on foreign imports. 10 promote
trade and commerce.. to reduce taxation. and
for other purposes He also reported resolu-
ton making the bill special order Tor lhurs-
day April L. -
The RESOLUTION was adopted-ycas, 1877 nays.
ia; as follows;
Yy.s-Ne.r. Acklcn. Aiken. Akin. H,oo-. B,g,s
BANNING Bel. Benciict besknel blas snarn, Basj
s s9en n,," cShiweii Kyt caldwell r,nnl sn-
carlisle, Chalmers cstn,abc Clark O. ~ 'ss. :
craysps rite nhen abers9n D@ydsn"r shsn r
pslten F,mley' for"sv if,r Garth dan-e Gibson CID.
dngs Glover Gum,er Hamilton isr1, III
Henry Hewitt As Hewitt S \ hs.ee it,, "I Ken
Lattieu L,nde Manning. Martin, NATHAN. NOR, Me
Naisr Phelps Pilhp,, Potter. quinn. Hin'y Rea. kea
sa9 Ess ono h saSsr H'se,Gs sneey sngy
Slenon.. SrsT. smiih lGal Southland. springer sam
III rucser' turner vance vecder wgadeil warngr
| Wh,tnorn. Wi.elnton. Williams Mich Williams Del
Williams ALA wlhs n, >, willis a. y, Wood. Young
N.Ys-Messrs Auirs. Hnt~r y Y. HnNH, Risa, Bai,
B',rl,o B'se''. Brdpes is'gg D ".gs h~,', h'ss hi
T., d,'n, a"9 "s5,a o5'"' cn,ler n,i br,
(csi p,,aq D,'a". ba.a'g t,., t';,g@ From, h +,
1- ~" Ma J. H,1,d H,y', H';,lr. n ,,t' n,D.i,,
hs, Hsghig T.. M kg. S'i 5. s 2 la, 5 I.o
M i%" ~ MAST i' SSo.s j&K@.y a,so'I,, Gsid
=" < ~ S"' t.i@s isl."% ray io-,:. XXX. XXX
S.o1 s.st ssiy s f Ms., si @," G s,
PENN. sens'r, @,,,rni SINE .M.h 1'.' u,,Mnn
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AMUSEgfE vTs.
italian Opern Mt Hooth's.,

"Rgoletto" Is what German would call
n world drama. a legend which has grown and
taken shape by some law Of its own. and like
he poet in the proverb. has been born-not
made. In the painful story OF the deformed
court Jester who seeks revenge for aristocratic
insoence and injury only TO the ruin OF his
daughter and his own despair. there are ele-
ments oidramatic pass ion and intensity so cogcnt
30 internally consistent. that we might look to
see i reappear in all ages and ilteraturcs. We
tor Hugo has treated II in one OF his most pow
erful plays, lie Roi $ Amusc.' Our own then.
tire goers know 1t as The FOOLS Revenge" and
opera. II not not positively one Of his. greatest
works. it is still replete with line numbers. and
the famous quartet n the fourth act may safe;
operate writing in tho modern repertory.
Dramatically. II not muslcally. is Interest
back Rigoietto. In the delineation OF which some
OF our greatest barltoncs have taken especial
pride. il is the misfortune OF any artist who
essays the part our stage that he has to suifor
comparison with such traditions as those
among others. Of Santcv.
II would be pleasant 10 record that Mr.. Verdi.
the RiOoleto Of last evening" In any sense re-
calls our ideal standards. But the most indul-
gent criticism will be forced to ndmlt that he
role so cxacting and SO essential to the effect OF
the whole representation. so far, the pos
fs exSs o Of Is Mr. ysrds m ana a nT
TO artistic position. His defects, last night
IN crudpneSS and GOODNESS OF denVery anu Hc-
ton. and, most OF all, his defective intonation
deprived his Interpretation of almost all inter-
est and left the public listless, and unsympa-
thctic. The splendidly dramatic third act in
especial. which should be culmination point
OF action and pass ion. came but frigidly of
Miss Kellogg's Gudd was rs usual n specimen
Of uncommonly perfect vocal execution and
uncommonly cool and artificial dramatic action
The temporary fire she showed in Aida ="
seems likely to Kicker out Was II bLt straw
fire after ALP
Signor Frapolli grows upon his auditory day
by day His Ducd wins both dramatically and
vocally good-graccful sympathetic. and corr
rect. As the opera goes on and he warns TO
his work. his really fine tenor-rathcr robusto
than III grdzid. hut good under either title
comes out with charming effect. We have
had no tenor SO good since Campanini.
Miss Cary's small part Of Mddidlg,d merely
gives occasion for coducttish toilette, pair u
trim fancy stockings and ten minutes of molo.
dious filtration. which the music. not the tot
lettc-lcavcs us like MIR. Weer's love letter.
wishing there were more OF IT,"
Mr.. Bchrcn's orchestra would b. the better .or
more thorough rehearsal andt the stage rarpcn-
ters-it they are tho parties responsible-ior
better system in their sets The long waits
between the acts, whoever b., in fault are " toll
cradle and not 10 be endured"
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THAT BIG HALIFAX AWARD.
BLAINE or MAINE MIKES ANOTHER
SPEECH UPON THE SUBJECT
Not Only Unjust, hut Iiiegni-Whnt the Lone
don Times aud Mr.. Blake said-The New
Tariff Bin mt Last-A Preliminary Vote.


WASHINGTON, March 26.-William A.
,,,,,,.,, - a., e.. . -. -.
R. B. Hayes enclosing additional reports in re.
card TO tho Sioux war of last vcnr Referred
Mr Mnphoreon nan N I, nroso,,cd r.eo.
WI AZ" "O'eO" o,.,'' Az, o'' ioo
buttons OF the Board OF Trade OF Hudson county.
N. j., in favor OF the passage OF q law making
49, Ga, ~ -, =, -, ~ -,
Jersey CITY port OF entry. referred.
Mr. elaine tRep. Mel moved that the corre-
spondence between tho American and British
c.or,,,on,s H., ,.,,,ard o., ,ho ar,,ir,,,,,,,, 90
uo''.h,non'9 III i'h"iu W 'no appo'n''ie"' VI
Mr.. Delfosso on the Halifax Commission be
taken from the table and referred TO tho Com
~. - r,D, ~ W Wv 49,
in'"oo Vi o'ok,, ",'',, D. Au" soiiesl,onuenVo
more than justified all no had said about the
torco NJ Doi,osso ,,,or on, coyorn,on, Tha
ioiNo ''i' 'V"'''o upon "", 'o'oi "ino"'' ine
award would DO paid, not because 1t was Just
hut simplv because IL vas an inward which for
horor,. soLo no., ,,,i,,h, r.,, ,ho,,,,h ,,,o no,
sN' H"' wy nous ". so
nothing Tor the large sum required III the
payment OF four and half millions were the
and ~ ,ho matter La ,.o,,,d ho ,,iliin, y, ,,
'"" VI '"' '''''.'' "O "uui" " "i'i'ns " No'o !.
In silence and bury the whole matter out OF
sight. But this award was only the beginning
Of trouble. The period for which. II paid
privilege for in-shore fishing would have to he
negoti need afresh Ii WIS well known nj Half
lax, during the session Of the com mission. that
the Canadian authorities were st irving not sim
ply for the large sum on hand hut for the n king
of n ratio by which tn assess The prire Of th. ins
shore fisheries in future The total value of the
catch in the in-shoro fisheries by American
fishermen during the four years tho treaty had
been in oueration was only t435 40 on which
the rroft was urohnbIy tiU0 0uO This covered
The entire catch. Tor witch we obtained tho right
under the trpnty During the same four wears
the duties ON Canadian FISH and oil remittrd Nv
our C;ov.rnmrnt Amounted To- al 900 OW in
gold Our Government was now called upon 10
nay "a 900 900 in gold coin for the uriy ilrur Of
pnrmittinn our nshorn,pn to make proflt of
800 900 on the i'm. shore isheries 0i Nova Scotia
Thn Inndou Times Of Juiv q 1877 said. ON
every point that comes before tho Fishery Conn
oil nil ts members is hv the terms Of the treaty
necessary before nm authoritatiy@ verdict can 6e
given So i'm 1875 MIR Blake th,. Canadian
Minister OF Justirn snid. The amount Of
CONFIRMATION We shall receive must be an
nn,oI,,t unnninInusly n.,rnnd uron DIV The { 'nfn-
missioner Considaratiors rntir1lv outside
Of the Legality Of m, iustico Of M, award might
constrnln us TO assent to its payment; hut il
should meyer br mid without surh urutrst M
wonid forever prcv"nt It's b"inr aunted as "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-27


contains.
The Crime nf the Centurv-Must Anderson Fscane the
Just Penalty hi Mlsiecdss-fhe Attorney Grucrns
Plea tor a Reheatng-lIow the supreme Courts Decision
Is Received IN New Oreans-Huw Mr.. Hayes Aided m
Procuring Andersons Release Hayes Policy Assail'd
Powerful speech by senator Ilnwc-Ile Man VINO has
uno ntons-Rritish war Pr paraunns-N Hopes Of
Pearc-Wil tie Congress he leldf Reorganization o the
Arny-Mr BHnning's Bill ~ Revised In the Committee
The Amount tn he Saved; Al Important luNcsughuon-
Tie Texas Pacific Railroad Ia he ONcrhaurd The Con
sular and Diplomatic Bill-The Senate opposing Re
trcnchmcnt. Plans Of the Extreme SILVER Men, Cham.
bcrnin AMI Pnitersunrwo Thieves who sui out 81
the Pcncntiary-Thc Story Of the Grecn,ile and Coum.
lila Railroad steal, Three Hundred Lives LOst-Awiul
ucs some Account of the E.oh1he 6hda Of Australia
Too Much Scirncr-Our Costly En- editions. A New Kind
Of Excise Law-Dr Mufeus Great DscOvcrv-The He'll
Register and How II Wnrk-, The Great Coming Wheat
t'rop; Pope eos Policy, The British House Of Commons,
Fashions FOes Abroad, The Terrible Famine ~ China
Tile SWISS Colony ia Wisconsin, England's Wghuul
King; Que -tinns Oi the Lovers Notices Of New Books
How 10 Elect President Poetry, Tile Revenge, BY A.
Tcnnysnn Free Gagged. The February Fly The --latest
Teiegraphic News; sunbeans; Notes ON Science and
Industry Ladies DepaTm, Many Columns o Editorial
Artces and Agc uitural Matter, Sury-LONes Of AUuHC
Titx Clarence and kosannah EthcltOn, by Mark Twain
Financial Intelligence and Markets
TUE WstkLY sun contains complete eptome of the
news Of tie all parts ri the United states and
the Anne rican continent Copies IN wrappers ready Tor
mailing to the old country liz had at the desk OF our
alton office Price four cents For sale by all news
deAItls IA CITY and country
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BARRY In San Francisco. CAL March IL. Michael
Barry native OF the parish OF kdorrery, county Cork,
BEXsLEy.- Boston March 4, Mary Bcasiey aged
tARR.-ln stanford Conn. March Is, Mrs. clarssa
Coates. aged 80 years and mouths
DANA--At Orange Valley. \. y. Suddenly. March 20.
Eliza Andrews wife Of william Dana. .,,
KiNG-In New Bedford Mass Marcn a. Bridget
King, widow Of David King. aled y years
IiNAlIAN.-fn San Francisco. cal. March i6. Jcrc
niah Linahan, native Of Philadelphia, Pa aged -
NAHsFIRLD-In New Haven Conn March %. Jesse
Mansfield In his T7ih wear.
Of cancer owen Nuan. native OF six.mic-cross.
county Tyrone. ireland. IN the 18th year of his
the funeral on Wednesday At o'clock. from 3id East
ORR AT East Priiscwatcr Mass March Il. Mrs Han.
PEARCE In Providence. r. 7 on the 2ist inst. Mr..
MARY q Pearce widow OF tue late Pardon rearcc,
PFC K At watchemokct r. l.. March u. Candace
Peck, aged 10 wears and y months
ROBERTSON AT saNonville, Mass, March y, Mr.
Jane Robertson. aged ~ Nears
ROBINSON In Meredith Centre. n. rccentv. Mrs
Bct"y Robinson. widow OF Ebeno1cr Robinson. aged ri
SMITH In Lincoln, on the 22a inst, Mary Smith, in
SMITH In BOSTON. Mas. March IL. Mchitable smith
aged ~ years. 10 month. aud days
TODD In Philadelphia ON the I'D inst Jane Todd.
VALrNuNE racsday. March 20 Riohcl dau.li.
ter o Regina and to late Joseph Valentine. IN the t4t
Funeral services will be held at her late residence 2
Wet 'si - on Ihur,dsy ;S'g inst Sts n,...
ylNfES In sew orean. on THURSDAY. March u. a,
VI, Mary Moran wife of g 7. Nintn. aged % years,
a native Of Clay. county Navu. Ireland.
WEBSTER At Danvcrsgort, Mass. March 3, Hannah
WElsS At Charcstown District, Mass, March ~.
Lou, Ms, So a s - yer; and mcn'h; r., Nal,
-. Bartholomew wentworth. aged ~ years
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Signs.

People who still adhere to the look-atyour
vour pulls. doctor sometimes express
moi little curiosity regard 10 Dr Pierce original
method Of Distinguishing all forms OF chrome disease
without personal consulate ~ some even suppose mat
he accompanies this through eairvothnee or some olher
species ssinnRl uggery All TINS utterly false.
lie claims determine disease by The rational metiois
nf science only SAYS comley. m his Biographical Bn
cycinu ia OF New York state, speaking Of ms dlsun'
gnshed ply stefan; lie perez we'd that IN each o the
natural the nye sgator proceeds according to
system signs The geolist IN his cabinet accurately
dete rnes and rs the cleft o rock which lie has
never seen from the minute specimen on his table And
the chemist his laboratory notes the constituents Of
the sun with tie that he analyzes crys
tai OF salt The analogous system Developed by Dr.
Pierce in Medical Science Is worthy Of isgenius and
has made his name Justly celebrated For tull expa
nation this ingenious system OF diagnosis see the Pco
pes Common Sense Medical Adviser, sent postpaid TO
any address receipt OF 81 80 Address the author, H.
v Pierce. NJ d., Buffalo N. Y.-Ade
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MIIlImm Pnul's Suicide.

William Paul n saloon Keeper in Third ave-
nue. BROOKLYN. committed suicide yesterday morning At
527 FINN avenue. Brooklyn He lived with his wife, two
sons and daughter in comfortable circumstances lie
was given 10 excessive drinking and twice while intoxi
Gated he swallowed poison lie had frequent quarrel
with his wife ard from mis- conduct yesterday Il - he.
hrvei that he intended rt o Nil her AMI then Co shui
himself At about 81 o'clock Yesterday morning, On .ud
denly awaking she found him standing over her win
revolver IN ms hand lie ordered her e. to the kitchen
ami make him coffee 'she had been out Of the room
hui lew minutes when she heard the report Of pistol
she ran hack and found her husband lying on the sofa
with a bullet hole In his forehead lie held the pistol IN
IN. ri.lit hand In u few minutes lac WAS dead. For
some Inn. tie friends VI the family nave regarded Paul
aslu
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ni'ft ~ 0.'mi.,. ~ 81 Wa.h,gt.a. a. on this
fore " II Raruuin, u W g.. Wheoer j T. Inno =
ani T. ko'in.on surctcs In the aioregong bond t. me
known 90 To- the persons named IN said bond sur,frs
aud who have executed the saue such VINO heinz ny
~" dnv sworn cIse AMI saY AMI each tor himself i-
AMI sav-. I've has executed the within bond that
place OF residence l. correctly stated therein that he
the owner oi real estate worth tho hereinafter
s-anst ms name over AMI above all debts due aud owing
~ him. and all judgments mortgages ami executions
ssaiust him after allowing ali exemptions char.
aer whatever III. total sum thus assured amounting to
I-+ufrn siN hundred and rtt thousand dollars htnY
double the amount uf a., u'nr,cuiug bond
And 800 answer To- ~, Hfurgong ntsrrgatore. each OF
tn sad -urstss further that the value
de lnn and lneAiIon % lIs leA r.tale lnlln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-27
The Los. by the ph,lad.lph,a Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2G.-The loss caused
nv Inst nights nr. which destroyed number OF stores
At Fourth and cherry streets Is this morning estimated
a. about saoNO Although the nre was under control
Al o'clock this morning, aud was eKuhguisheu shorlly
alter that hour constant stream oi water hat been
ksu N % the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-27
B4yKING AND Financial.

ARE yoU GoINc BEHIND IN BUSINESS SEND
FOR ihe Weekly Flm,nca' Report o. Alex fre'hinrhan
AMI contains Information how nv investing So 10 sur IN
stock opclauons 81, 90 is frequently made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-27

Frank Iatro. an Italian barber. shaved Vim
cent Narliui vender Of stale beer at 81 Thompson
street on the 81 Joking followed but Nardin lost
his tpmler and taking pistol loaded win small shot
from beneath his pillow, hred at laro me shot nicd
Laros right eve and iurruwei his forehead, Nardlni
was convicted yesterday ~ the General sessions Re
cordrr uaeAet sentenced Inn 10 state PRISON ior nNe