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ASpyRsox.--On Sunday, JuIy Z. after snort illness
CHARLOTTE oaughter OF she lac William Anderson
Relatives anu friends are respectfully invitcd 10
tend uncrnl rom her late residence No. G5 T. 1T
Sd 81, Tuesday afternoon, Juiy o. a. i've O'Clock.
Tho remains viii be taken 10 White Plaias Tor iutcr
mcnt
BnoApugAD.-In this city, on July :. HrxRr Broad.
H.sD, aged ~ years.
Relatives AMI friends OF the family. also bcrs
Of tho Exempt FiremeL's Associniinn. are respect
iuiIy invited attend the iunera from mis- late
dcnce 80 Cerkson street, Tuesday aIicruoop, half
past one o'clock.
CAMERON. sunday, July l. JANET, widow of the
lale William Cameron. IN the 6is' year OF her age
Friends OF the fanny are respectfully invltcd TO at
tend the funeral, on Tuesday. oih inst, at two r. W.
from her late residence, ID Brooklyn av Brooklyn.
without iurtbcr notice.
scotland papers Please copv.
CARLL -Ju = g. 1875. at No South oxford ST..
brooklyn, hAEGAvEr, widow oil John Cnrli, IN Tho
Funeral services at the Reformed Church, Flush
irg tuesday, July .. at ten o'elocs a NJ
CLEARY-Nrs. PArncK CLsARy departed this life
sunday. Juiy T. 1878
Friends are respectfully invited to attend tho fu-
neral from the rcsdcnce OF her daughter. Mrs Tyne,
10 Gold s Brooklyn TUESDAY. Juv o. thence 20 Gem.
ctcry Of the Holv Cross. at two o'c'ock.
CoNNoR In Brooklyn. on sandy. July T. 1873 OF
scisiic rbcumntiSn JonN CosNOR, naive OF the
par 81 OF cion@ugnadoo, Queens county ire'and, In
his 5.th wear
Relatives aud friends invited to attend the funeral
on Wednesday, July 10, NJ ten ~, from his late
Church thence to flatbush Tor intermeni.
Mount Melc tirslandj papers please COPY.
De CosrEM-Uu toe I n inst, C.aRgNcs II. Dr. Cos.
Mtrsarct A. d. Costcr.
Funeral irom residence OF hts parents, SO East
Brondwa y, on "Wednesday, - two 7. u. Relatives
and if"nds re peciiutiy invites.
Du FLpx ~ SUNDAY. July J. RACHKL NAkaAHEr.
reic uf tie late John f l.. Du Flow ia ner gsth yenr
Relatives nnd Trends o the aiuiiy respectful v
Invited 10 nttend her Iuncrs. from tne rcsdehcc OF
her grandson, 30 Greene av near Grand av. Brook.
lyn on tuesday. al one o. clock i. W.
FRAwLgy. July g. JOnASNAn beloved vile Of James
Fraw cy nscd 80 years, native OF BtihnIens county
Limerck, Ireland.
Relative. and friends are invited 10 attend her ia.
moral, on Monday. July al twelve o'clock. from ll4
East lstns
HASLos.--suddeniy. July 9. JANIS b. HAsLoS, aged
80 years
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully iuviicd to attend the funeral from late
dcnoc, 800 East 10th st., on Monday, July s. at halt
past Que o'clock
HARr On sunday July T. FRANCES Eprn young.
esi child OF Bertha KING anu Francis X Hart, aged
year and 10 dayA
FuncraI strictly private.
iNsLgr-Ou FRIDAY, July 5, Et'zA, widow o. the
late samuel l1siec.
Relatives aud TRENDS. and hose oi ber sons.
Slinuei aud Edsin, are respectfully Invited 20 Hticn
the iunera. from residence, No 0g6 Greenwtcn
ct. Monday. July y at ten a. ~.
JCsGESs --On sunday, July !, nj aine A. NJ. after a
long and lingering Illness, JonS X. JuEGEss, In tho
5Stb year of his age.
Relatives anu rlssds. also members Of star Of Hope
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THE wArLR SUPPLY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have TO pay heavy tax for water every year
for tenement property IL tho rhirleenth ward, but
utter the heavy rain tall of last month my ten
ants cannot obtain water above the second noor Of,
these houses. Now, saw lew mornIags ago on tho
side wanton OF water on the part OF
an engine company, Who used much water 10 wash
oil the sidewalk IN front of tnoir engine house as
would be sufficient 10 last couple oil tenement
Tor ~ your bours. trust the Croton Department
VIII i0ok iniO TINS matter only stop this un-
necessary waste, but see that sufficient force pGL
secure Tho residents oil the upper floors
ments "a Iu suppy Of water during these months.
There are people ivug IN norfolk, suffolk, Llini on
and adjoining streets who cannot 10 day do
their weeks washing ior the want OF water.
W. p G.
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A POSSIBLE REArJusrnExr.

POSSIBLE REArJuSTMENr
The foregoing ,able tue xtct position oi
sacn club. according TO tue oil iai this
The rules ana reguatious OF the International Asse.
ciaton, however, proviae that ia any club should
dsband or IN ANY way wItndraw from contest iar
the championship, except where another club should
ASSUME the position OF such cuD IN the race, VA
uoDe twice auring THIS season, the smallest number
oi games sucn uisbandiag quo or clue Withdrawing
Ifoh Tue Contest witholt any otuer one assuming ITS
place had played WITH any club competing for the
ponuaut snouu he taken IA the real humber oi game
SUCH cub pay ed wtn ali the other cluUs.
III this rue - applied, and D. muSi ana wilI DO
the Executive COMMITTEE ignore tneir
aud playing rules, tnen onIy one game by Tue
banded Aii-ghenys wth each OF the remaining clubs
can be counted. This would make serious change
IN Inc results. The Aierbenys pay cd oniy game
viii not oe affected. IL would ,ake inree victories
each from ali The other cuOs conesiur Tor the
pionshp, except only the Hariords. From tneni u
lakes one defeat as The iegnenys were successful
over thcm Ia Two games. Tins method oi u.Justiug
the controversy likewise changes the percentage OF
games won TO games played OF ali the competing cubs
with Tho solitary exception vi ,he syracuse Stars.
THE LEAGUE
Although the CLUBS oI tnls organization occupy
upon inc ust the same relative which
held one week since there have peeu couside farle
changes IN their Respective percentages OF games
10 games piayed Al present the percentage OF the
Bos,oDs 10 1912; oI the Chcagos. 90; Chciu mats,
55.2; Providohcu, lo.2; Indianapolis, Az and
Mlwaukees IL Is 20. Fouowin- Is The iautc:-
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WAS len BRoECK D.UGG ID?
STARTLING sTATEMESTs ON ALLEGED GOOD
AUTHORITY.

STARTLING sTATEMENTS ON ALLEGED GOOD
AUTHORITY.
From the Louisville Post Juy5.l
Mr. Ben. q. Bruce, editor oil the Kentucky Lire
Stock Record is considered the best, the
and always the most thoroughly informed lurlman in
thus section OF the country ln general coDvsrsalioa
with number OF gentlemen at the Gait House last
night no madc some stTtiine ststclnenis. lie said hc
had the best reason to beIcvo that len Broeck had
been drugged with morphine before Inc great roce
yesterday. He would state names, but lac had IN
formation OF the attentions Of certain parties to that
cnG, and three days before bad warned Mr. Harper
who seems 10 be putly IA the hands OF sharpers anu
sharks. Mr Bruce satisfied from the way the
rae was run the condition that Ten Bfocck was IL At
The eud, IRON certain tbiDg, he Lcara tue
tracs but above all from des patch wired yesterday
10 Eistcrn sportiug cnufac,ers, That the schemeis
had succeeded IN their dasiadly purpose 20 lar
"a the use oi morphine VAS concerned. The vi,c
scheme was to ave the drug ~ sucb quantity
that Zen Broeck wouid be thoroughly under its
influence after the nfst hca,, may oc sooner. IL was
expected that hs might, probably ~oud, win the nrst
Lcsi, bul could never starr Tor a Mollie
Hno~a Nv those informed 20 be utterly unuttcd
to cope Win len Brock. Tue despatch reicrrea 10
evidenced tnat len Broeck had been - al" ia
way, Tor to the elect that Inc horse n liked
bel everythipg you've got" leu Broeck, however,
great animal as he " (mserablo beast though
luck ownership, was equal TO the occszIos
pninc ana all, and won tue race IN iva miles ana n
hall beiors the Grug could poiaon him eeotuay. Mr.
brucc's statements spread Ike wiIdhIa apu this
noraing II was the tax of the CITY, people
stating that he hsu charged the act upyn caiornnns.
1bis alsr. Mr.. Brucs did not mcnton tue hanc of
mau or state IN the uia ter About tue city tue
question how anybody cOuld get 20 Ten Brecck's
stall vii hout the consent Mr. Harper his stable
COMPANIONS Ii Ten Broecx was really druggcd--and
not only Mr. Bruce but i"aning doctor Who oxnmincd
would he beyond bencf ainost that those VINO had
cnarse OF him should not have sDown u.
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HONOR TO COLUMBIA.

10 EDITOR HERALD
Let US BY all means get up reception to CoumbMs IS
tour who have 90 CALAMITY ma INT inod tue honor Of
the University. Columbia College, or. more properly
Columbia University, has In New York, Brooxyn ami
two thousand graduates, large proper
tioD OF whom urc me rcbants, physicians and awy crs
Let us have grand procession. starting from tho
Battery, each Of The colleges that belong To columbia
namely those Of literature ana arts, medciue and
Law, Inc College OF Mines, hc~dcd by iis baud,
together with MI OF the graduates who may h,rpcn 10
be III New York "A lie MkDlIUS
BEOoKLYN, Juiy o. 1873
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CHARLEY ROSS AT MILAN.
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED WITH
FAIR HAIRED AND BLUE EYED BoY--ITALIAS
BEGGABs MS MlsTEBs-HE sEENs 10 Ux-
DERsTAND ENGLISH.
fEro,, Tim ch,cago r,mas I,vet
From the Chicago Times, July61

DERsTAND ENGLISH.
From the Chicago Times, Juy61
MILAN, Italy. June 20, 1878
About one year ago some excitement was created
here among Americans by the appearance In tho
streets OF srolne party oI musical bcggars, having
with them boy supposed to be Charley Ross. tie
stolen boy OF America. 1his opinion was based upon
his actions aud picture and iption OF the bog
IN America. When attention was nrst attracted
to him there several cniidren listening to the
music VINO continued speaking to each other Ia
the English language, bearing which he left tho per-
form ana joined them. a.d seemed TO recognize
the language. This noticed by OF the
keepers. VINO, in apparent alarm. hurried TO him and
rudey jcrked him out o, this company, and The party
lsH. 1his excited the susplcion OF lady RON
CINCINNATI, VINO saw tho affair, Dnd tho circum-
Stances anu tue resemblance were talked among
Americans In a lew days aitorward the party was
seen IN another part OF tho city. and lazy at DIS
tancc OF rod or more spoke ia Engiisu, saying
''Charey, come To me-" lie seemed TO understand,
anj started toward her, but was again scized rudey,
aud with angry words hurried out OF sight AL further
efJris defeated by ,heir suddenly leaving tho
cy. some ten dnys ago thc same party again sp-
sbly dcformed man who sits IN nand.cart and Is
drawn about by n vilIanous.ookiDg man, each about
thrtyhve to forty years old OF very dark, swartby
SKIN, hair anu eyes black. The boy plays accor.
deon and sn-horso collects tho coppcrs The boy Is
judged to be eight or nine years ODD eyes large and
bright blue; features, opcn, refined and delicate tar
clear skin regular, iar teeth; hair gh approaching
red faint ircckcs about the nose OF uccae ligDt
buiid; seems bright and "etfu Hts appearance and
manners viii convocc the behOder that he Is not
Itoii1p, and IN no way akin to his kecpers
Tue interest IN this was Intensified by the
kpowedpe of the practice in this couhtry oi stealing
children TO aid IN the practice OF bepgary ADD all
some child 10 small fortune IN the hands Of strong
vhsabsndS
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNorE-Lettcrs intended Tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's iull and address
insure attention. Compainants who wiling TO
comply with this rule simply time In wruins.
Write only one SIDE OF the paper.-ED HgRALrl
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RAILROAD BONDS.

Railroad bonds have shown great activity and
strength. There has been general rso in the eptire
list, most marked tho bonds OF the New jersey
Central road, Lehigh and wilkesbarre consols sd-
vnncing as much as IA points. II is reported that
large purchases OF The Canada Southern bonds arc
being made Tor London account, but as these pur-
chascs outside the Board they did not affect
the marKe, price. The following are the latest bids
Iasx raadh
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YACHTS AL NEWPORT.

The following yachts were at anchor Saturday In
Newport Harbor:-Schooner yacht ves,a N.YYC,
Mr. 5. NJ. Mills. schooner yacht NGtiic, NY.YC.
Mr. r. H. OSBORN: also schooner yachts iptrepia, Ata-
ianta ana Hazs, and The steam yaclts Vedele aud
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A STREET OBSTRUCTION.

TO THg EDIroR HKRALD:-
Cannot something be done in regard to the grocery
stand No 40 Broome street, corner Of Lcwisy II cc
cupies July tnree-quariers OF the Sidewalk. The
owner has no permit TO have such siand B B. L.
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To rnE Evlroa OF THE HERALo;--

occupy n second aoor IN oil the large houses
on Second avenue. pay very high rem, and yet
Tor weeks the water pipes have yiedoi only drib
let's and now not one drop o water can be drawn
during tie day. Tho water iOws at night, ana the
pumb'r savs there is no fault the pipes; that he
has the same trouble III his house" II Is really
In ole rabe. G.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CAswELL-ScHwARz.--On Wednesday, July g. 1873.
at the Residence OF BRIDE. by the Rev Z. ROBIN
ron. D. ~, assi.ted by the R'v j ". Frcunc, ALAS.
SOY W CAswELL TO CARRIE r. ScnwAEz da gh'cr ol
the iatc Rev. William SchwirZ No eards.
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owing the greater activity Of money the London
markat The falloWlpg are the latest auotailons =
THE GOLD MARKET

THE GOLD MARKET.
Tho gold market VAS very dull md weak, owing to
a report that Secretary Sherman would specie
payments before the next meeting OF Congress- Sill
yer Is also weak, owing mainly TO the cheapness OF
money IN India.
COINS AND BULLION.
The following the latest quo IN gold for
md hni
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There was but litlc doing :u State bonds the prn-
cipai securities dealt In being District OF Columbia
365s and Louisiana cousol-, both Of which have
beon steady in price. Tho following are the latest
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GOVERNMENT
Government bonds have been very active, and until
the close OF the week prices strong and gener-
ally higher. On Friday the decline in The price Of
gold aud the lower quotations for our bonds IN Lon
don caused falling OF IN price. aud these bonds
closed weak Yesterday at the following
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rHE MONEY MARKET.

rHE MONEY MARKET
Money Is very plentiful and call loans duriug the
week were made ut u per cent Tho abundant sup.
ply 10 reflected In tho higher price Tor all manner OF
securies, as capitalists a loss for profitable In
vesimens Prime commercial paper sells freely mt
. per cent
Tho weekly statement OF the Now YORK banks
shows gain OF s3,7ls,10o In total reserve--the
differences bet wceo increase Of g. l0s 100 IN specie
snd loss OF $500 900 In legal tender notes The aau
In surplus reserve Is g. 755 1876, and more nc.
cause OF the increase deposit liabilities. year ago
the surplus sci 500 15o about 300 700
than now the banks then hold eos 447 900 legal
tender x2i, $50 800 specie; the latter was
then. however only by Law part OF the reserve the
premium gold having been sufficiently high to pre-
vent .he Of gold payments OF ordinary currency
obligations. The following is n comparison OF the
bank averages for the lsst two wecks:-
June 20 Juiv6 Differences
Loans.. t2J2 I2o. 200 s2s6 5l6 900 Inc s. Iv5 500
Legal tenders. 53,ge6 800 81, 600 300 Dec. 100000
Deposits 205 y05, 600 2lJ5l6 700 Inc 1851, 100
Circulation. 19,s34, 200 1888 300 Dec. 1l0,SOo
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities -
specie. . sic, ,3li 300 $40 42o 900 Inc g. los 100
Legal tenders. 53,yyd3 800 90 606, 80 Dee 800 900
Tcalres'vc o3os 200 s74 o2e 800 Inc So us, 100
Rcs'vc rcqcu
sr'i deposits. 5i.4oi. 400 5s,4,4,175
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legal req'n. sls,s1osoo $40 1875 Inc g. 1856, 32s
Foreign exchange was weak aud lower, manly
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FINANCIAL.

A r REASONABLE RATES.-MuNEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bou OF all kinds effected with compa-
MES at lowest premiums.
j. j. HABRiCH Il CO.. 1855 Broadway: box I $50
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GOVERNMENT soSD,

Fine silver bars, 81 l4js IA 81 l6 per ounce.
Fiuc gold bars, par TO u per cent premium on mint
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Tc,alresvc s7o sos 200 ga o2e 800 Inc So u.s. 90
Rcs'vc rcq'ea
se'I dep'siis 6i.4ei 400 Ss,4SI,l7S
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,slN EssA.. sssrAT;. TJ,s >ALr..
ER0OkLYN PROPERTY FCR SALE
AND TO RENT.

L,OK sALE-iHk isNTikE BLUok. 10 LOr>, IN
the Eighth ward. city Brooklyn bounced by 81 2oh
aud Ih 27th st. sell In lots TO salt purchasers:
three story Frames for stores. corner 2o s. 80 Hv
large ekiluding for hotel 21 u 50
Cotiase HOUSES. 27th VITA make nice park
pleasure garden Terms apply s52 I'D three
ruut - pa,s IN. grounds Wh. hatfield. the owner
Slnih HrnolYn
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DvAACEs" on PIANOS. FURNITURE. &C.-lO3
N West 3jd ST. west of 6th Storage oncel without
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-05
A REMARKABLE RESULT.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine, yon
have tried, it is now an established fact
that German Syrup is the only remedy
which has given complete satisfaction
in severe cases of Lung Diseases. Vt is
true there are vet thousands of persons
who are predisposed to Throat and Lung
Affections, Consumption, Heuorrhages
Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the
Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough
&C., who have no personal knowledge OF
Bosciee's German Syrup. To such we
would say that $4,000 dozen were sold
last year without one complaint. Con.
sumptives try just one bottle. Regular
size IS cents. Sold by all Druggists il
America.
Sold by Mills s. Purdy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-05
NEIcHBoRHo0D NEWS.

The assessed valuation Of Bon Homme
county is S495, ,66s.
Ponca is to have 1000 inhabitants six
months hence, says the Journal.
The directors Of the Dixon county agri-
cultural society are consulting the fessiblli
ty Of fair next fall.
Tommy McCrca was offered Sl,S00 for
his claim lying about four or FIVE miles
northeast Of Springfield.
Quite large colony from Wisconsin are
settling in township ninety. five. range sixty
one, Bon Homme county.
The Ponca Journal learns that Mr.. Thur.
Der, the assistant superintendent Of the mar
row guage has resigned his position and will
henceforth engage In other business.
The tax payers of Dixon county are hold
ing meetings for the purpose Of protecting
themselves against the possibility of being
compelled to pay their railroad bonds.
Springfield Times: There will be more
new breaking done this season in this coun.
ty than has ever been done in one season
before. All our farmers are turning owe,
all the new ground they can.
The Ponca Journal utters this warning
to its readers who are going to Sioux City
to attend the circus: In the crowd that viii
naturally assemble on such an occasion, i
will be we'll to look sharp, as you may ge
relieved Of your pocket-books in more way
than one. Pick-pockets will abound, ant
20 will monte men and narrow gauge rail
road magnates.
Springfield Times: There was an excl
ting horse At Spotted Tail agency yesterday
between Owens by colt, Kentucky Whip
and q crack cavalry horse. There was be
tween four and Eve thousand dollars bet OF
the race, and the Ovens horse won by .
handsome score of nearly two lengths. Th
distance was one mile. Another match VA
made for $3.50 side, one mile dash, to
run the 18th Of June next.
Sioux City Journal: It has become pull
licly known that H. D. Booge & Co. AZ
financially embarrassed. Upon inquiry ,
the house We learn that upon their iuvit:
tion, committee Of their creditors il no
here and that another will arrive 10 da
: or two, for the purpose Of conferring wit
!, reference 70 the mutual interests Of all pa
u Ties. Meantime the firm, with the coacu
rsocs Of their creditors, continue to Isnsa
business - usual. Mutual confidence, Y
are told, prevails. and il 10 expected ID
! such IN understanding will be arrived
that . sopsags In the business Of the fir
Z nay not occur.
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FOREIGN.
THE CONGRESS.

SSA~0As1sNNSs
St. Petersburg, June 5.-Prince Gorts-
chakoff, minister Of foreign affairs Is sufflci-
emily recovered to 60 TO the congress. He
will be accompanied by Count Shouvalof
and Prince D'Oubril. Russian ambassador
at Berlin. The Agence Russo says that the
eastern question will be dealt with broad
sense, with the object Of reaching common
understanding and consolidsting the peace
Of Europe. The emperior came to the city
to advise with Cot .chako6.
THE RIDDLED EMPEROR.
Berlin, May 5.-The emperors condition
is generally satisfactory. This morning he
is cheerful, and his rapid recovery Is conf
IDENTIFY expected. At the first fire the EN-
peror received seven shots in the right fore
arm aud wrist, and five in the head and
face. HIS helmet is completely riddled
BY the second discharge he received abou,
twenty shots in the lett upper arm and
shoulder, and six in the neck. The folds
of his thick military cloak dcadened The ef
fects Of this charge.
TIE DERBY RACE.
London, June 5.-The Derby day oI'encc
dull, cold and showery. Notwithstanding
all these adjnrcts and incidents of Eng
lands glory of the racing season, they we,,
witnessed as in fnimer years on Epson
couIse. The Derby stakes were won b!
Gen. Pcl's colt, Seton. Count L'grsnpe'
!, In .uia;re. second Lord Ma|mnu,h's child.
eric, third; Seton was ridden ly Constable
There were % starters.
| HIS ACCOMPLICEs.
Berlin, June 5.-Three arrests have beel
made Of per. ons supposed to be accomplice
of No|al;uo
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-05
ROASTED corFeE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than anothcr,,t is GOOD cor
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee well,
and to meet this wantMessrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rosted coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java Of
any heretofore offered to consumers. II
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods fol
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him fol
them and obtain the best goods in thu
world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-05

FOR sALE-THE YANKTON IRON WORKS.
Wishing to retire from the business, we offer to
sell out. ii reasonable price Is offered This Is
an excellent opportunity for any one who has the
means to back 1t up. Satisfactory reasons given
for wishing to sell. For further particulars, en-
quire on the premises, or by letter to box 42s,
YanktOn, ID. T. j. & j. CAMPBELL
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A farm of 50 acres, with house and stab:ing,
one mile and a half from Yankton. on the Mis-
souri, river bottom. Forty acres under culttva-
tion. All fenced Three acres of timber-sixty
cords of ready made firewood. Liberal terms.
Apply to REIsrER BAEsLER,
Broadway, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-05
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN CP,
BY John Peiffe-, in Lakeport township, Yank-
ton county, D. T., March %, A. D. 1873. one red
Steer. white on shoulders, supposed to be two
wears old G. W. ROBERTS,
Justice of the Peace.