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The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
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wa SAMUEL TowSsxED WRITES ABOUT
rHr "HERALp's" ARrfcLE ABOUT LIFE
SAVING srArIoN--Ir is BosH." i
Mr.. Samuel Townsend wrote = letter TO
the .Delaware Gazette" in which he said
We imposed upon the credulity of people
in our srticle published last Wednesday.
headed "Tbe Delawsre sea Cost"
IiNr. Townsend has no objection the re-
r,orter viii look over this, "letter from
SIsm uel Townsend" n n
$50 my certain knowledge, n Msscn
lsx1, in the U. 9. Senate, . bill was up for
passage 10 establish lHe-saving stations ~
Ia udy Hook and over on Long Island and
ps.ar New York" After speaking OF certain
amendments being offered the writer says
ahey were all strickea out and the Dill
passed. - .s.EE..
Now what; the reporter d led TO- SIX,
have life saving station Of "Sandy HOOK
land over on Long leland and near New
York" got to do with those extsndinR
south from the Delaware Capei DO
doubt" goes on "Mr. T--.oid people ~
Lewis petit'oued mary years tsfors thss'
for lite saving boats.
Presuming that "the old people At Lewis
QlQ oxAcbly tuuo hnu o. l"AiSo W =.
: very mucb) We win remark here thai IL
does not make spy difference though they
petitionsd long before. for their petition Wai
r never granted. 2& g.
II Mr. Townsend after vivIdly describing
! number of wrecks, goes on TO speak OF fiio'
, Boars in manner which lea Is us to believe
that he thinks there is no difference oe
y tween them and lite saving stations
\ when there 10 vast difference aggy
r To prove that our article about the STA
4 tions being established through Mr.. VIZ
d cents efforts was correct, we publish IN
following, which bears out our statement:
It Treasury Department
WASHINGTON, D G June IL, 1878. \
II "SIR:-I ack ledge the receipt OF you
In communication Of the 10th Of April last
ID relative to the occurrence OF wrecks on Tn
ID Delaware Sea Coast, and the establishmeI
life saving stations. In reply you are In
" formed that the coast named has recentl
" been examined by the proper officers with
r. view to the necessity Of live saving station
70 az you suggested and the, department vi
RI RECOMMENDED the esta ablishment OF suc
sts tions 60 may be deemed necessary.
o. "Due consideration will be paid TO u
of suggestions contained In your commuAie
q !. / tion in relation there to''
.vE Very Respectfully,
, r j. HARTLB, Assistant Secretary
to "To r. Vincent, Esq. Wilmington Del. -
h, "Dus consideration" WAS paid; for VIII
ne the stations were established soon aft'
A. they were put in the very places Mr.. VI
be cent had suggested. o .s.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
A REMARKABLE CURE,

We call attention to q most remarkable
cure Of s.ammering, by DR.. A!drich whose
rooms s,s st sos Market street. The graf
itude Of hia patient has led him TO give the
following q rtifcates:
WlLMINsToN, Nov. "a, 1878.
This Ia to certify that have had q very
painful iDp pediment in my speech all my
life. have now besn under the treatment
VI Dr. Aldrich onlS one day and can row
read and speak quite fuently thin there
IL o case af stemm-rtne that viii not
yieid to his treatmeu,.
Yours Respectfully,
W, oARftETF.
WlLHrNeToN, Nov. %, 1878.
We the undersigned citizens OF WHINING.
ton have Witnessed the great Improve.
ment In thespeech young Miss d3arrett
and we cneerfuIly recommend the Doctors
treatment to ott ers.
JOSEPH W vAEDEG RIFT.
JOSIAH MCCALL.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
TO THOSE WANTING CLOTHES

Quinn and Adam both learned Ahe same
trade; bat Q1inn could beat Adam at tai
loring, and give him odds every time. If
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean WV. H, QUINN,
TIE MERCHANT TALON;
No. 1.22 Market street.
You will there find choice and we'll
selected stock of all kinds Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees of Quinn
the Tailor, will be faahioned into garments
sure 10 improve the appearance, and pro-
mote the conf rtof the wsarsr.
Prisss to suit the enforced economy of
he times, Il the the rule with
e.. ,W VIM. h. QUINN,
""T T'."nss MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 12H Market Street.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
CHESTER CaIT-CHAT.

DR.. Cbas. levitt 10 deliving series Of
temperance lee ures in T.inty N. 3. church
= The young colored men have literary
association, with good prospects Of success
Lee Pong, Chestel's only Chinamau has
gone back to the land of rats and pig tails
The News says that Mr.. stogden an
employee at Reaches met with painful
accident on Saturday. He was hoisting
sheet of iron by crane, when his hand
slipped off the crank, which whirlet
around with great velocity striking him Il
the face, cutttng it terribly and breaking !
iu several places.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
-foezLy'sorEs.

s.fumblsrs, ss cents per dossn, at Law
tons COS Market street. assr
Charles B. Lore ID the most clerical
looking of our New Csstle county lawyers
The Delaware 10 stlli rapidly eDcroaehina
upon the old Potsers Field Just above Ne"
Castle 4t
The Board OF Education met last night.
City Treasurer Vincent was in New Castle
yesterday. 9 yfr auIu g5
The Wilmington council, Of the Jr. o U
A. N. sSve quite an esjoyabls entertain
msut last evening, at their anniversary
celebration. 4-%
Tho cases tried before Mayor Allmonf
and our Justices of the Peace, are lik'
| angels vista just now,-"few and frr BE-
TWEEN 4" E
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
sTAMMERING CURED.

DR.. l. r. Aldrich 30 celebrated in curing
stsmmsring and all other impedimsnts of
speech has opened an Office at 60S Market
,trsst over the Delaware Fire Ins. Co.'s Of.
ace. His success in curing that distressing
mslsdy has not been equsled in any coun-
try and all persons who Wish to be relieved
should avail themselves of this opportunity
at once. If,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
ROUND ABOUT THE PENINSULA.

Prof. Tsra 10 now in st. Michaels.
Oysters are selling for 80 cents . bushel
at Salisbury.
ssiisburyis is rapidly improving, 80 says
The Eastern shoremsn.
The business houses In St. Michaels are
connected by telephone.
The geese Of Qualtico disturb the sleep
OF the Inhabitants Of that place.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
The MISSIONARIES.

Ysstsrdsy the mission services At Ct.
Mays Cstholie church, were of an intsr>
esting nature. 4 large congregation was
pr. sent on the evening, and 8 sermon was
preached BY Rev. Father NcInsreny.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
FAT PEOPLES nIsFoRrUNEs

Some Of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through mole in the ioof and
whea person becomes so fat that he cam
not get In, he is regarded a. an OUTLAW.
Had this system been adopted in the
United States. the 'out-laws' could not
nave made more active demand for Al.
lan'a Antt-Fat than now exits, Hundreds
who had lived in constant fear Of sudden
death have, by its use, been reduced to a
comfortable living weight. The Anti-Fat
= karsly yaefssble AND psnostsg harm.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26

NJOTICE.-New milk and cream store
IN commencing on Monday tho 2Ih. TO
ali parties wanting flrst clsss milk and
cream are requested cali, or send there
order to 400 NJ ,dissn st., where I am pre-
pared to deliver 1t, at any time Of the day
TO my customers, By keeping o good ar
ticls and square dealing, nope to meet
fair share OF the public patronage.
Respectfully Yours
Mr.. WILTON
40 Madison 81.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
nHnlCAl-


I Dyits great and thorough hlood.pnrifyine Prone,
Ney Dr. Pierce,s Golden Medical Discovery cHr,
ali illmcrs, nom the wor.. serofnia to comSos,
Mineral PoIsons, and their effects, arc eradcssS
and vigorous health and sound constitution eth,
iished ErysipeIns, sait-rheum, Fever Sores SssI,
Or Rough slim, in short all diseases caused BY bS
blood are conquered by this powerful, purifying SSi
Especislly has it manifested its potency In ~,
rrettcr. Rose Hash, Bolis, (arbunelcs, sor IN
scrofuious sores and swelllncs, White sw
Coitre or Thick Neck, and Enlarged CiandA
III Won feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have salo,
coler OF skin, or yclowisll-brown spots on face
moith, Internal heat Or chilIs alternated wifi b,
ushes, lew spirits, and gloomy forebodingS irrerI
apnciIfe, and tongue coated. You are suffering lG5
Torpid Liver. or .niliousnes.." In many CSsss d
experienced. As remedy for all sue such cases D
II cfiects pcrfact and radical cures
In lie cure OF BrOnchltis, Severe Cough. and M
earlv stages OF Consumption, II has astonisled M
medical faculty, and eminent physicians proaouno
n fhe greatest medical discovery OF the age MIN
IL cures the severest Coughs IL strengthens thesu
and puriaes the blood. Sold by druggist:
n &. PIERCE, VI. D., Prop'r, Worlds Dspen.ar
and inyaiids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
DR.. sAGE'S CATA2RH REMEDY

produces radical cures Of the worst tea Sases @
no matter Of how long standing Ine In thG lis ue q
ns PIasncEs q poache This Is tie only form ]
ment vet Invented with which fluid msliCleS ,9S III n
carried HIGH UP and PEETESILY ATriib and H. Z
parts OF the affected nasal passatkSesr, atkSesr,eM,th viii II
sores sore and ulcers frequently exist csdd? and lion
is pleasant and easily understood m iroF sAGEs
accompanying each instrument p of aCCd lnl
raa nsaan essG Sg lew appestions Il Is mild e1a 4rb
Ant to use, containing no strong or cau.d .Od BY
poisons tatarfh Remedy sn6 p91S3ig pSInniT IW"rl3s
nensary s, and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
LoTTERIEs.

81 Prizes. smGuutl'lg 20 CspanlsL) VoOVN
Information fir ished FREE. Oder
ilied. Pr xeE caSnej Spantsh Bank oiil'
and G. Guvernmen'spuic chased.
TAYLOR q CO., Pauhars
u Wall -, New Nors.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26

EOR SALE-3O0 shares Of Clayton Loan
II siocK. new series, vt one dollar hnai 9
new plan, loa ing the full amount and
collecting the premium 10 onthly.
I NJ. L. LICHfEN6TElNS Sec.y
L II uavlk I'm
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26

In others, dryness, dry, watery weak, OF a1aa
eyes stopping up or obstructGpn q e and ed
ins 10 clear Ire throat, ulcerations. scabs from a
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breat ,op gPaa
or total deprivation OF sense OF smell ad la IN
illness, mental depression, loss OF abpea,' jA 0uA
few OF these symptoms are likelyto be pre'en' Ii
case at one time.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-26
NO PARADE.

Or Thanksgiving Day there will be 70
parade of our mlltsry companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25
FANCYING HIMSELF DIVORCED.
a Boston Police Omeer Married "A Second
Time mud Finding out his MIstnLs.

BosToN, June A.-It has just been made
known that Edward Beecher Bartlett police
officer OF Lynn. is the husband Of two living
wives. He has been very ofiicous in the prose-
cution OF liquor dealers. and they are Jubilant
at the prospect OF his removal.
When the war broke out Bartlett enlisted
from West Newbury leaving his wife. who was
married TO him in 1853. in that place. Soon
after, according to the story OF Bartletts law
yer. the wife loft home. became intimate with
other men. and finally entered house Of i'll
fame In Boston.
In 1862 Bartlett came home on short fur
Tough. and ascertaining the facts. he visited
lawyer in Boston and filed petition for iii.
vorce. The lawyer made out the proper papers
and then told Bartlett that 1t woull not be
necessary Tor him 10 remain and testify. rs
there was sufficient proof to obtain the decree
without the testimony OF the husband. Bartlett
Immediately went back 10 the seat Of war. and
about u year Inter received letter from his
lawyer, informing him that he had been grant
In tho latter part Of 1864 Bartlett returned
from the war, and. when he arrived in his ma
was ON the strength OF this. backed up hy the
letter OF the lawyer that he had been granted u
decree 9f divorce. that. some two years later, he
married woman IN Lynn. and has lived with
her until last month. In this time a child was
born which Is now living.
The latter part OF April Bartlett ascortaned
that mis- first wife was alive. He received n let
ter from the sclectmen Of West Ncwbury saying
that she had applied 10 the town authorities for
aid. Bartlett Immediately sought legal advice.
His lawyer went to Boston ana searched the
records for the divorce, and. being unsueeess-
county records. but with n like result.
No divorce had been decreed, and Bartlett
was forced to the conclusion that the lawyer
had heecrd MIN out Of his money. Subsequent
investigation revealed the fact that the lawyer
left tho State in 1865, and his present where
HbOuts cannot be- Hsc"rtalned. Mr.. Bartlett was
advised To separate from his Wife at once. SO
thnt he would not be guilty Of intentional big
amy. He followed the ndvice. and applied
anew for 4 divorce from the first wife.
Tho whole matter now becomes public
through demand from the Ncwbury Over
move the woman or pay for her support. with
an intimation TINT she is insane and must 70 TO
an asylum. The first knowledge the Lynn Po-
lice Committee had OF the matter WAS from u re-
porter to-day. summary action Will be taken;
and it IL probable the officer will be forced
from his position. His second wife IL running
IL Holly Tree Inn in this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25
MoyMoUrn's MONUMENT
Freehold, n. j.. Preparing for Imposing Cere-
monies ON Ncxt Friday.

FREEHOLD, y. j., June Great prepare
tions are being made for the celebration Of the
centennial anniversary Of the battle Of Mon
mouth. which was fought near this town on
June %. 1777 few days after the British evac-
uated Philadelphia. The corner stone OF the
monument Is to be laid with Masonic ccremon-
les in "a plot Of three acres. given for the pur-
pose by Mrs. Schauck widow Of the late Daniel
Schauck. II is situated in this village. on high
ground. about half a mile In the rear OF the
Court House. overlooking the battlefield and
forms part OF n farm across which our troops
rotroated when Sir Henry Clinton reformed his
line and pursued them. The old Monmouth
Court House. now replaced by Il commoiious
modern building. was filled with wounded men,
50 WIS the Episcopal Church. which still stands.
quaint. one-story wooden building, on the
Court House faces. and the old Tenant Church.
10 which the wounded British Colsnel Martin
was carried. aud whore he died and was buried
This little town will be gay with bunting and
alive with banner and buglo and Iipe" on FRI
day. Tho bells are all To- hc rung at o'clock IN
me morning; At6.i salute OF thirteen guns
is to be fred in the field 81 the monument. VIII ch
is hereafter 10 be known ~ Monmouth Park
The procession. in which the Second Brigade
at ga o'clock. Mr.. Morris. Mrs. Schnuck's SON
n-law. is to make the presentation on her be-
half at noon. EN-Gov. Parker. President ~ tho
Association. is tp receive the git aud make a
short address An address is then 90 be made
Hon. $. :. Cox. whose ancestors are buried In
Monmouth. will follow. When Mr. Cox was
invited 10y the Saratoga Association, last year. 10
make an address. he said, in declning Ny
revolutionary centennial II NJ Monmouth. where
my grandiather fought. and that is next year
So my turn will come
Gen. Darlington President Of Wabash Col
lege. Illinois. and author OF The Battles Of the
Revolution" il to give n historical address. b.
W. Throckmorton. young New York lawyer.
who was born on the battlefield. and has made
4 study; il 70 describe the battle minutriy.
EX-CioV. Horatio seymour. one OF whose parents
was from Monmouth. Is To be present. but Will
not speak. Cows. Mcclellan and Harirnnf.
Gen. sherman. and other distinguished Wis
itors, ara expected. The Rev. Marshall B..
Smith, Masonic Grand Master in New Jersey.
is to conduct the ceremonies OF laying the
corner stone. The exercises are 10 be closed by
singing Old Hundred" and at sunset thirty
eight guns are TO be fired The Committee ~
Arrangements expect about 10000 visitors from
distance.
The Rev. L. ]. Foote Of the Middetown Bap-
I tist Church. preached sermon on SUNDAY
| from the original notes Of asermon delivered in
| the same church. lust 100 years before. by the
Rev. Abel Morgan. The pastor Of the Old Ten
nant Church also preached an appropriate
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY. June PAP NJ The general
stock market was irregular, having opened
weak. and then rejecting strength, after which
a weaker tone again controlled the dealings.
with the lowest prices established in the final
transactions. Lake Shore continued. however.
10 be- the great speculative feature. ana on vague
rumors that the July dividend wouLl be passed.
the price ~ this stock broke from 594 to 81 >.
after having opened at 5s&. and selling down
10 5s's. There was also good business in
Western Union. which during the morning Ad-
vanced from 81 to 81 buyer 3. although later
yielding 10 sG7s. when the general market be-
came heavy and depressed, under the leader
ship OF Lake Shore. The Western shares. how
ever. ruled strong and higher. rs will he OBJ
served in the changes noted below; but both
the NJ. Pauls and NorthwnSterns rcucted in the
Afternoon Erie welded L. 49, hut in Union Pacific
There recovery 60 81. Pacific Mail ranged at
Ia sltslti and Sew JrrsN Central ru>, from 3ot to
- l. Mcultuu Central however wa, tcvvrsl At % de-
crc from 81. 10 &c The other changes Will be found
brow
The gold market remained devoid Of special feature
with all vt the transactions At ltoAs
IN loans the rates paid Tor the OF gold were IL
. 4 cent. ami tiat.
Foreign change ruled quiet az quotations heretofore
noted iur several days.
IN the money market call loans approved stock col
lateral were freely offered at 2s3 e cent. with huHl
goiaunns ~ the lower rate. Prime commercial paper
Mas quoted al 81 a.
Government bond, In better request and the
ket closed strong The principal transactions were In
1875 aud the "a e cents
In Il4 NJ NN.N a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25

MONDAY. June 2l.-FLoyR AND MEAL-Tht,e
tg market @9rS SSvc ANA ,S Extras r, also .sSbs
Ri 500 bbs so June and September at ~ y1
sa S Tns iT M ~ Extra STATE 1854 @ western
!: wncs, extra; ~ gm' " and Xxx
ti55qs % Munc.otn patents, 81 s7 90 city shipping
sissS5l, southern ,GiStIn: SSttas siS sssiss Corn
RyS -four s5assse5 wheat feed. si3ssi7s tons rye
ISIS bile. 2n,ar.. sHSSy and psrsny dgsr.t cio..
Ing at 5Sc for JnnS y s'f GS } o1 e,o SsS qr A
for November. Opic for pecemner tSs iot January;
b J. .' Tor February and '-' LOT A''' 'l'', -''
PgovrHcSs-PorN dun and weak srns :alss o. mes:,
yo2S. Win only siois bi Tor August and $40 10 fr
easier S y, ofS for wes s 1% aad city long clear
meat dun aud unsettled Lard slightly CHEAPER; ~,
Tor prime city and - 2l9s7 22 for prime western ana
e. 20 r july. = Is r Xu.ns AMI s7ss for september
Dressed hos o'G'sc fntrr connnWu uuii anI pdn H.
color nj sls@sic Fash csgs. it9 l0c -,., ....,
., n.y. lor SO sprini. slp5Ysi u i,r 80 d. ,ns
sii2 'or 81 ado 81 ia Il II Tor no do and amberi
also - 2s8$lsI'of So e. extra whit. Nothing done
s a ae 70 SaE but Ts sS PIe ssn
S gr sS E Ea, . H Tn Msh.an Al in in so sSa
Rye IN demnnd sales 500 bush state NJ &c. and SDo
owcr ami NOR, aci,c; sale. 7ipp bush at 27elie. 10y
ntsG,c mx~d aid ss 10, white ,bc sale Inc pded
also no. chicago, on The SPOT, ard 30 l. New l9Ik.
mostly Western mixed AZ ln@ lSc. including 80 AZ
43sti c., steamer at AZ 81 &c aud No 1t 4Dis
4ul.f.. hut Including Western yellow at 45@t0c and
round state yellow. ASH uc for fuure delivery ij0OO
bush mostly No ? Mt f'ic Tor July aud fdaie for Au
gust. but including steamer at 49,. iur August
GNnttRiFs --tuiite dull huN depressed. stes Of
.4u5 bags Rio private ter 5.Nsl hags with.
drawn from stock. Rio l2f sl6c. Eoit stock here of
bszil s3 Tii bags; mild dun aud nominal Rice was ~
fair demand nnd steady ~ tNI'ac MOasses was dull
aud unclaimed. Raw SUGAR steady ri 7ES7fc for
fair to looi refining. with sales Of go hhds aud 4oD
bags this basis. ucuding French Island at 10 lee.
and Bra1 NJ CSC refined steady at e4@oAc Tor hard.
SuNbRTs-NnVal stores continued que taud unch anged,
conmon To good strained rosi 81 jOGsi So and spirits
turutnuuc. 20@2plsc Petroeun was steady and qieti
crude in huk. 7c refined. in hhls ll4c Tallow dun
and UNCHANGED az &c. Tor prime Nhi.key steady AZ
81 rslsc Ocvau ireights nrm and fairly active.
grain Liverpool steam. 81 provisions. $50 t5s
grain Ia GlHsInw by steam, rseoi chee f2s Oh sos
grain Co Bordeaux, o. Sd 10 10 direct French port 5s
81 do 20 Havrr. Antwerp or Rotterdam, o. 3D. re.
fined petroleum Cork orders. - Sd n bbl do TO
the Continent a. do In eases To- the Mei rrancan DC
gold do n bbls from Philadelphia ~ the Continent "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25
FALLING DEAD WINE SINGING.
MIR. y. v. DuGy. Member of the Choir OF ST.
Mary's Church, Hoboken.

On Sunday afternoon. as the members Of
81. Mary's Church. Hoboken. wcre on their way
home after service. Mr.. T. V. Duffy who had
been nspicuous in the choir for several years.
dropped dead in the street. He was about 80
years Of age. fine singer. and favorite wher-
ever he was known. His disease was rheu-
matism. which had reached his heart. A min
vt before his death Mr.. Duify was talking en-
Enthusiastically in regard 10 the music OF new
mass that the choir Ind sung for the first time
ihHt morning. lie begun 70 hum bar Of tho
Music TOR "a gentleman who had not heard the
muss. but as he was closing the bar he threw
ms n"nd back. became suddenly silent. and fell
Mr. Durys residence Ia Garden street
On sunday evening the church. Of which he
was member. WIS crowded by his friends
Father Corrigan, the pastor spoke ieelingy Of
iun life and services Oi thu dead man.
The funeral service is 10 be performed in St.
Mury's Church this morning. \ requiem mass
: 90 be sung hy q choir made up 10y personal
friends. ana the solos sung are 10 be selected
from his iayorlte pieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25
LIve Stock Market.

NEW York. Monday. June 24.-Receipts OF
hecvcs Yesterday AMI day were S2i car loads 5t
head making total of 1882 for the week. against liz
~ ur the previous wcrk Demand very moderate aud
reduction ui ic r from last Friday, and u &c. y
~ the week. the market DRAGGED aud closed heavy,
with number Of car loads uniold Anew selected pre-
MUM steers taken Tor export. alive, reached lOfr y
10. to dress 81 s 10 the cwt and rough oxen
aud and gras.icd steers went low 1sTfc n
r dress IS NJ but 81 100. q N TO dress s. rs a57s
the range tor - z cent uf the sales. and Included
mcdium strictly prime steers. EXnurter- took upward
7ul native AZ sARluisc. q n. TO dress
80 hsg17 hs shipments Tor the week were $50 live cat
lie. ami 7.7tO quarters 81 beet
Receipts cuve. were ~ head makinglA total OF $50
for the week against 1875 for the previous week Prices
were traction hshcr. and -1lrs were quick at SAKE.
4 ~ Tor milk-icd yoHis and 2'saic Tor gras-ers
kccents o. shecn and lambs Yesterday ani today were
a3 loads. i head. making total Of - 5O3 Tor
the week asnrst 1881 Tor the previous week Sheep
wee In demani nc former urlccs or 3ti8ihc. ~.
while lamb. closed easier and fraction lOwer with
- p
Receipts OF hogs Yesterday AMI today were 80 car
loads or B.2ai head. making total " 2b,3tI tor tile
week. nlain-t a2lOl i"r the previous week None iot
sale alive. NJminay quoted at 81 3Jefi ~ & iUO bs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-25

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs -Nos. so. Gs, II.
~. IN IA 10. l2i. 2iS. 10, i.H, 2l1 2ul, 2uf
Inv aud Fact Nos 2,o % 70 la1. il7, 567 57o o74,
a. itN $50. 81 1856, i1f 2lh. 573, rs
2di7 1909 l7ls 2iI7, 500 l7oss llpos 81 loi5 ~,
lu3 2ei2, 1855 81, 1852 POSI-, li0e 3-s9 1880 100,
a2n2 1876
SUPERIOR CoURr-swciAL TERN Demurrer No o.
surmOg rovRr-Pnrt Nos $40, as 7i3, 35i. AS,
li3 Suj 4id, $40 $50 Pa 1876 1888 4s1is 6i5 Part H.
-Ca,e on-No 1861 Part lll-Nos v0t 1923. $40,
800 90 no 100 s77 s17 es v1o go, 400, $40 1913
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MAINE couRT-PArt Mos. 1883 400 80 o. 20if.
Part lI--No-. $40 400 2iis +asi $3.50 I422 4J36,
4nta lliO, 1927, 3S5S 4in1 4iio Part llI-Nos l27.,
a3l5 lU $500 2Bl3 +t2l 1904 iUJi i0i9, 2l6J 1853,
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