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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

MONDAY. sept. 23.-FLouE AND MEAL-Thc
Hour market rather ~t,hlitr general whN.
quote. 40. >. = Nh - pssta 10 crnue state and
Western f'4ussain' extra STATE. g. - ihst+ =;
Western spring wheat extras tiasi W n M ana XXX.
~ toet6 hu 10 winter ami AN. ~ liss6 ~. do MIN
sofa patents th'Ak> iu, snppua extra ~ 100
- - southern bakers ant tamil, brands - 7'Hr -;
southern shipping cNuRs ~ 500 - ~ RNr Hour super
nn". t2os0s3 t Corn mcal-wrstefn sc, 81 2UsssGGl
Brandy Nino. &c. s4isSS-1a
upnnds III, sales 1850 bales Futures were Inwrr mlt
Tor October - 7lc for November u7lt Tor December
lu7ic tor January. lnNic. ior February. ~ We for
March nn' r. Ter April sales '2,5n bales Receipts
In,isoNs- Mcss pork decidedly lower and snot. mare
active, sales "a hhlS 81 81 t1ftsn2i Ani TOR uiiurr
delivery 80 hhs nj r. ~ tor ucfu"r AMI 81 Tor Drceu
cut meats ull ami unsettled. Lard LAWYER AMI more ao
i've saes ~'i ties NJ 81 81 for prime city AMI a. ~, r
piur western amt tor tntle delivery. 300 a., Mt
- >. ,trt tor september 81 Sl@Rn 4', ior October
e. - - S'' for NnNemhcr, Amd ~ -, esS6 or JAM
nrnl crcameries ao@a7c state tubs and irSn, iis
steady state factory hAso,c Western G'Asl,c Fresh
cMN Wheat active and closed nrmer for red winter
hul spllhI AI"M lhs leprrSsd sales uu the SPOT ant
2 bn'll h"1c No spring. I'r2~S ~, red AMI am.
l"l NHt!I ~ mtl'N. red winter Nu ., ~ o1SS o.
Mnc, :! h@Si 10 The bulk OF the BUSINESS was at
do, slu7' sSsl O7'4 Tor amber MichrAn 81 7Ssi ~
lof No red winter sai, and 81 tH ,sSltb Tor am
tor future delivery, 80 bush, ncludins 30 sprins
ior S"nemher a. o7i ~ uS tor Ociorr. and sl~i4s
SltNi TOR November. amber No At tltdi,9sIO8 f,r
september, and ~ tS4@ti,1is Tor November oats
mixed and 2os37c Tor white, including No graded AT
4d2oi for mixed, and DO ,t10c for white Indian
corn about steady the bu, futures closed i.c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
WHERE LIFE Is IN PERIL.
4 MAN CRUSHED At BITTERT STATION
or THE NEW FORK LINE.
Inadequate Protection r,r the ssfety OF Pas
senuers-Iuconvenience- and Deiays-Whnt
Might he the Fate OF Other Travellers.

Inadequate Protection fSr the SAFETY Of Pas
scnuers-Iuconvenience. and Deiays-What
Might he the Fate OF Other Travellers.
Shortly before 7 o'clock last evening Ed
ward Cunningham. track foreman on the east
side elevated road. was caught between tho
wooden structure Mt tho Battery station and u
passing train and dragged fifteen or twenty
feet. though tho space between the two is not
over six or eight inches. Several windows in
in the car we're broken. and the heavy station
door through which passengers enter the trains
was burst in. The body was found on the track
below the broken door. and was carried of torn
and bleeding. Tho man was. however. SUM-
cently conscious to ask to be tnkon nome.
II is not strange that such nm accident should
have happened. Tho space between passing
train and the shed that is called u depot is so
narrow that human being caught there meets
certain death The windows in the shed look
ing out upon the track IRE. traps To nyi'c pas
scngcrs to thrust their heads out. No wire
screen prevents il. Blu: so close Is the pnss X
train TINT head half thrust out of the window
may he taken with II. That very thing came
near happening last evening.
For half hour before the accident the place
was n scene Of confusion. The shed contained
n largo multitude that had tn wait SO long for
mn opportunity to get AWAY that 1t lost all pa
tience. Some trains were announced to mako
their first stop Mt forty-sccond strcct. though
they rolled away nearly empty. and others were
started while many ~ a.. multitude yet waited.
though they wern not half full. This wns owing
to studious adherence To schedule time to the
second. Ten seconds might have suf1ccd 10 let
tho whole multitude into the first way train
but this was not allowed. and the station was
left crowded with disappointed mon and wo-
men. and life aud limb were endangered in
thrustng them back Some who were prudent
enough not TO force their way into the front VI
the multitude, or who did not like to stand in
the crush. hal TO wait twenty minutes or moro
and see seven Or eight trains 60 by, half full.
before they found themselves able TO enter une.
Mr.. Cunningham. VINO was the roadmastrr vi
tho New York Elevated Railroad, died at Q
pf.l,sk nat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
The Cheney Broiher,' silks.

Why the Cheney Brothers. manufacturers Of
American -iks can afford to sell striped sauns and srns
Ailos mr unc dollar wand ami Tissues dorcnt black
Aui cuorcd lroradcs, black and colorod Venetian aud
armurc AMI grain SILKS for dollar aui my cents
yard, and all o qualities that surrass European silks
IN appearance II double The price wonder every
one Bnt the marvel EXPLAINED thus ~ tho Ancric m
IN counter otJamcs Mc'rccrN company The Cheney
Brothers have discovered the art and invented nll
patented the machinery hy which the roconns that
been cut by the chrVsais when cmcrgcs from ITS
prison In the orn al but'triN be- spun and mann
lacinrei mo 'k fhrc A. Durable and hcannul any
ever issued from the lnons of France Of Chinn itself
Rioc purchAsn. vl,c where ladies' who intend To tn
dugr m HS ircss Tor the coming SEASON ADVISED 10
MAX" u VISIT Ia N" American silk counter at James
Mc'rerrN Co AMI zoe AMI examine Tor Themselves
These silks are not 'nllN hcnuul IN ustre ami finish
nut are warranted 10 wear one year without cutting or
becoming slrek us lmanN nilInr AilA. Ln-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

In state bonds mote sales VI Missouri Us NJ 1889
ifA. do g.. 1871. iu2. and Virginia Is. consolidated.
e. ulatufcd cuuuon At -. Railroad securities wer,
strong aud active The principal transaction, wcr" ssfo
lows Hannibal and 50 Joseph - con. U.s., Michigan
central 7lis Sew Jcr~y Cenra 1T mort consolidated
asscntcd. ~. Lehish and W u consolidated scented
49, go, Milwaukee nni II Paul - gold IKE, Iowa
Midland -. i.mort 10. G., G.. G. AMI l. consolidated.
- syracuse. Binghamtnn ani New York luli Albany
AMI SuNlurhanna lat. no ono and Missssipi DID, al
Union Pacific sinking fund. iun Pacific Railroad of Mis-
souri, 1t mort iri Toll and Nah lsi. rN conp lO2i
Louisville and Nashville con- - in7s Louisville aud
Nashville ais so, North Missouri lists iut ~ iu4
Kansas PaCihc 6s J. and n issi ~ New York k,yai1i
Railroad i.ts. 49,. chic. Bur and Quincy ~. iia Nil
waukce and II fFul consolidated sinking tund ~. LAKE
shore con ~ coup, nii Mchiian Central - M can.
ada southern lists guatantc.d. u, Duh aud Sioux CIV
Central Pacific gold bonds iWr a. Central rAc,nc iN,
Cal ani Oregon branch. Ea Iniun Pacinc Railroad is.
l'd. Che, and rarinc O.. 1911 coupon. iis Toledo
AMI WABASH 2is. rN Nuv. 1877. coupon. -, Bur G u
and Nn lists. To- Nal ami " rg'n sts up Fort Wavne
lsts ll". Northwestern consnl coup. gold bonds lui,
n, opening. highest lowest, AMI L. ~ CLOSING prcrs
OF today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

NV York. Monday. Sep. 23..Receipts oi
hcc,rs ms loads. jnIl mead making total OF
i1t fnr the week against ji ur the previous week
Market Opened with little show ~ lite. and ut Traction
medium far. and good grades. but an raStef
ic"hug prevailed st the ru~r. aud latest transacuOns
about the rates Of FRIDAY. common N eN
ira native ranged rum ~ to dress ~ ms, up u
lnic.. Z" drr-' - ~ Trxas. Cherokee and Colorado
Steers trun ~ 10 sc in dress hfNfjS ms. with cw
good lots NJ in ~ s' Exporters used iNpircsh cattle
AMI siprti during the week ended saturday 1857 cattle
alive. and l.'sil in dressed.
Re eip,S u On NO head making 1883 for the
week agrin a~u last week Market arm at Iull prices
or Ae'ic r. H. Tor grassers and butrrmilk calves and
- ,s5i-" for vrals
Receipts nf sheep and latnhs, f2.t1S hcnd, MAKING
1880 for tho week against 2G7'1 Tor last week Market
ruh tor choice stock. hut sluw Tor common. Extreme
rAr"r tor sheep. asmii,r with luad II picked
W hers sold ~ g. ~ Lambs sold nj i,aSi,c y n
E"rripts Ut hu1s iuS2t head making total NJ
2t nr the week against 2hjln Tor last week Market
easier with sales 7s state hogs. 22D bs average, at
i.r n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
The Nov.lne. OF lie Bourn,.r nro.

IL Boutlor Bros. nrc charging their stock
andhrlnsinf out many attractive novelties this season
Amons their lk and wool mixtures intended for PARTS
Of composite street are some exquisite goods
showing bright colos Persian colors dark ground.
These are tnveiccd Rococos handsome broken check
mixture i called BcNarie ami clouded cleis
shown As IrcciufA I'm the notion and trimming 40
parlmcnt Of lie Boutlicrs the latest novelties
IN fancy gilt nNid1'i anl white silver. Anl horn amt
porcelain buttons, amt some trnges ol very unique
and OTi.luAl AMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
smart Money Demanded.


Elizabeth Ryan. one Of the girls who was
locked up In the hold Of the steamboat NarraeAneu u
the Provilrncr line by order OF the Captain obtained
order NJ arrest against him in the Marine Court yesor
day. She for 40 damages tor false imprisonment
The Captain that he subjected the girls Ia their
rough treatment hrcansc after they had been hired AZ
hrp, they became drunk and disordeflN. nnd n WAS
necessary to keep them IN custody until ucr arrival
N.NN A.rk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

The first two Of tho one-horsc or hohtnil "
AMI conductoros that 10 take the place of the
present cars ON the sixth Avenue Railrmd were
teTdnN To the Nrsoy street terminus They neatly
furnished, and at night ARE brilliantly lighted II -
expected that by the INST 8" No,rmlrr thr ninety ave
twuhOr,e cars VIII all hV superseded 10, the new cars
ILrIn l. lAlA %. L-LM.Lm. lhn NM % lII.n rnmlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
Arrixcd-MosnAr. SEPT -

NrrTNrd-WVNUAfs NFVI s5s
So Iris. Taunton Hail.
- Alhua. Bradley. tartngena.
- san Iacintn Phillips savannah.
- cts Ut Merida. R"Nnnld- Vera Cruz
- Giants castle Greis. Yokohama.
~ HermRn iGd Wig burt. Antwerp.
- Ashland. Hunter. fernandina.
So Alsirrs. Hawthorne Galveston.
shin clara. Arigcl. bordeaux
shin John Brrtrain Rod, BRISTOL
Rark I. CARNEY. jackson. Dunkirk.
Ham iiHrghurg lIasharcu. Hamburg.
Bsrk ~ Ciccnmarla. Ciccomnrdh. Bristol
Hark fnirs Belle Gnriiucr. Alicante.
Hark r,rmsn, Niccrina. Bordeaux.
Bark MnnarS. Halvcrscn. Brcmen.
BSrk Jane Adrhne. Hess Fortn tahcllo
BHrk t!olhcn Fleece. DVlrc. Antigua.
Bark Cunhdc MA. Stnliia. Hull
Barn Louisa Uahl. llnNrc.
Rnrk irsus Minor Jansen. Iciu.
Bnrk Adriatic. RliN, tihrnt
Mark krhrkka. kArlscn. Bristol
Brig Sal-tA. Partridge. talik
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
Eusintss Nutnts.


FIorilinr! Tor thc Teeth ind Bresth,
IL the best liquid dcnulncc IN the world. II thor.
oughlY ceaneis partially iccnyed teeth from all
asitcs. or living "nmnalculr.' leaving them pearly
white impartng delightful n r,rancr 10 the breath
THE FRAGRANT "FLORlLINE"
removes instantly All uiurs fsns from foul stomach
tobacco snusr R'tns partly confused 1T honey soda
ai extracts IT sweet herbs aud plants II Is perfectly
harmless. and delicious ~ sherry
do England, aud RECALLED every where Price, 10 cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

An OVERLOOKING gallery, and the other parts Of
the honsc well hlcd. greeted The hr't performance of
dramau1auon Of Bret larlcs story OF s' in Nhlos
Garden. last c,cnin; Kate MayhCw h,d he ute role,
supported by e Elmonls. ANNE ward iifan,. Frank
Roche Smcoc Leo, r \ Tauuohill. ! = Incc. and
others The impression TINT the ulaN made seemed to he
a strong one the principal characters called be-
the curtain AT the end OF each ACT and appaudcd
q hrar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
Fighting Indian. In Kansas.

DODGE CITY. Kansas Sept. 23.-The Indians
who being pursued 10y the troops and some cattle
mon were founi in,rcnchri Sand Crcck. thrtvfvc
miles southwest ui that place Fighting was hc'un ~
saturday and Mt the latest accunnt. several indians had
teen Killed, but nobody un uur s1c had been hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
The Momnn In roIInc..

BosToN. Sept, 23.-Mrs. Clara i. Boss lectured
In Wesleyan Hall TIN, evening on The wnmans kim
dom She took very strong grounds against the pro
priety or advislliiiy nj giving women The ballot 'l
never saw she said. a woman who could talk politics.
indeed, argue any question tor halt an hour without
LONGING u hcTAch. snrAk from persona eAperlcneu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

JAMESTOWN. Sept. 23.-The regatta ut Lake
Wow, Chaunuqua Lake, will take place on saturday,
Sept IS the reports the contrary now hstandng
Frenchy johnson, Luther. Coulter, Morris Powell and
Hosmer are here practising daily. Mcken, Elliott Ken
nedy, and others. are coming tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
Henry a. Pnrr Discharged.

BosroN, Sept. 23,-Unitcd States Commits
laet his decision this morning in the case
OF Henry Parr ordering his discharge Parr was en-
gagged with others in the capture Of the steamer Chesa
peake IN the name al the Confederate Governments dur
Ing the late civil war The Cumm s.ider ordered Ptrr
discharge IN the ground that his covered by
the general amnesty proclamation OF Dee. %. i,a5S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

Dr I. SlERMANS appliance and curative retains
AMI cures NIfTl RE without the Injury NJ truss
Pamphlet with Photographic Nkencs>cs m case. before
and alter cure mailed tor luc. Office. 21l broadway.
Fan sfyis. Pine silk Hate. 50 10 worth 81.
Fine DERIVE "a. worth ~ ~ Sew thureh ST. up stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

lower: snlcs IN tho sno n7oOO bush. nj faa5oc for
steamer mi vcd mud jOi,@Ji,c for No. and int future
delivery $500 hush 80 . closing ut Nh. tor October
AMI sic Novcmlcr hut most at tho bnin"s. halto.
nhnv, thcsr ngurrs Ryc IN demand; sales 2ODpl husi
Ut thhsr No WESTERN aud N2@Ur Tor sMie bhIlCy
malt lcmant snlrS i2tnl hush tfnaii ~ ~ ID cnsn,
and snnii lots VI Stni" G.rowcd 1T A. tossI.l2it -
URnrfHNsiticr was quiet Hul unrunn-rd. kcnmne
mur.as nrm hut qUirt NJ Itr Tor HltcS' grocery
GRADES IN ipinr demand NJ ap@rc. Cohr" was ~ iitr
demand mai nrm: sales. I.lii hays BraA. within the
range o lti,AlSc. nul i.Uuhags Mar,rnirn At l3lt@
l7i-". .,ud Raw at 1aGlIsfc TOT ihtr
iO ,i trhu,ug with suies oi ~ hhdA aud 2JD haas
includng centrifugal At sltietsiac and Central Amer
lean r'i, s7r r'nnrd atgse Tsc Tor hards aud
n'aHH' a.. tuf standard ~"
STspEtES-Nrvnl stores quiet. hut unc an~cd At
27t-oel sprts turipniine. and si3asSi f2lt for
common 10 runl steamed rUSn Petroleum continued
dnll aud nrnny unclaimed ~ size Tor crude In bulk
and n.c. ur ~ lined. In hhS Ocean lrcght- were rather
quiet hnt frurrhlv about steady. Grain 10 iVerror nv
steam. ii,wt',d.. provisions 2|ajH> COTTON. iaaH52a
hii pNr through freight gtHn, hy sail, - ID flour to
London hv sail y Ri vrant0 Nrcmcn hv steam. 20
marks d. I" direct French ports. ~. cd OBS loi,d
and Narsrcs Crtt g.. do to Ruurn. IS tti dnrye
yr-.rn; do. Ia vwo ~. r"id. bush refined pctro
hum. cases. To- Corfu. Hlr gold. crude do tO Dun
kirk Is I'D rSiduuin tu the United Kingdom q, 81
rflrd to ElsinUre Tor orders, - 7i,i. Whisky sold
al q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
Fernando Wood. Investigation.

Mr.. Sllas b. butcher. Appraiser. testlfyng
before the Congress Committee said yesterday concern
ing Custom House that he had doubt unden alua
tons existed. but they we're incVnkidsTable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
MARINE TNTEIIIG ENCE.

MINIATURE lLaAsAC-rrt- nAv
sun rises Goo. - sun 81 Noon rises ~
Hi.n wArrR-rHs
sandy uook. - l,iov. Island. 81 Hell Gae... %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24

Gus bring home moro smax They give the
breath delicious perfume and cost only ~ &c ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-24
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON


PANN-l never scales or postponcs 10Th Grand plsri
button AT Sew orleans oct + 1887 prizes amounting TO
siorA, capital prizes, SNp'l Sion" 500. &c;
l"non tickets two ~ dollars; halves ono al dollar
Apply tn ". 4 pNrrlllN. 4. % Box 6ol, New Orleans
In. or II l.. PLUM. aa broadway. Sew York
$40. 900 FOR Se.-rhr kcnucsv state Lottery 10
comut mnratr The ruh year uf it. existence. Will NJ
i,Itihuti among l,s-n prizes; capital priz,s, $500
$1,000 t'Fn Whole firhrf, -; halves 81 Address
all orders a. our Eastern t.rnts
WILLIAMSON co 500 Broadway
sII7AOo. GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
S'u.tr fl1tDl son 1854 Prizes siI7 Indisrihuted'
Mhdr tickets "n'N - Halves. ~ order the lucky
office Of ~" Northern AGENTS. Is n. PORTER co.
NJ ~ brHhdWAN oicu EVENINGS
MY ROCK AND RYE" HEIIEVEs
Ask tnt Van Gris Rock Hud R,r' and take M other.
On snie at leading druggists. Depot ~ Chambers st.
Pnee ~ per hottie y yAN BElL
royal. HAVANA LOTTERS.-NrM ordi.
nary drawing oct capital priko. s2OO,tDO Prizes
eAshed, INFORMATION furnished grHtIs
TAYLOR co. Bankers, n wall st, n Y
ALI persons can be discharged from their debts and
judgments under the New YORK lnsnventlAws Apply
: WHlfEhoRNE. Attorney. New Chamber, Il
MEDICAL. WONDEK.-uyatrsI Lite Basam,
the conqu.ror rheumatism cure for ScrOiula 2c Try
cleaning works. go 7th st. Send Tor circalarA
, 1878-10-24

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEADs can be located upon any
lands, either single or double minimum
lands. subject to homestead whether tim
bered or not, and having the only first
class paper in the country, have made ar
rangements with the following gentlemen
in Western Washington:
A. Macintosh. Seattle,
John r. Wheat, Olympia,
G.. Morris Ha!ler. Port Townsend,
Henry Jackson, Snohomsh City.
Who will have on hand at all times. my
scrip for the accommodation of those de-
string to purchase, at the rate OF 1925
per acre for sos and 120s, and 1915 per
acre for 40S; fractions special. Another
fraudulent class of script known as floats
can be gotten at much less rates: but no
title can be given. and Is, of course, not so
valuable. A deed can be gotten from the
original applicant OF any land located by
script purchased of me. as in no case buy
from other than the original homesteader.
and know where to address him tor deed
il one be required. Full investigation is
asked that the worth OF my paper may be
known. Call upon or write any Of the
gentlemen named above, who will sell you
the Talbot additional homestead scrip
which will ensure you patent to your
land as well as perfect title, and also as
cheap as you can buy it of me.
ID. III. TALBOT,
Gen'l Land-scrip and Warrant Broker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
, 1878-10-24
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

RESOLVED. |. That we are unaltera-
bly, opposed to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the
Territory, and are in favor OF State gov
ernment at the earliest possible moment
our population and wealth will JUSTIFY the
same.
2. That we are unqualifiedIy In favor
of the extension of time for the compile
tiOn of the main line and branch OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad, aud we recog-
nize as enemies Of the prosperity of our
people all who oppose such extension.
3. That the improvement ot the CO.
lumba, Snake and other great rivers OF
our Territory. emptying into the sea, are
national works, which ShOull be proSecu
ted to an early completion.
4. That we recognize the mutual de-
pendence of labor and capital. and de-
preciate all attempts to aItagonizc them
in the combination Of capital TO control
and the strikes OF labor to resist this con-
troll AS destructive of the true interests OF
both.
). That the present business depression
and wide spread distress throughout the
Union is chiefly attributed TO mwise
measures of finance for which the Repub-
lican party Is wholly responsible.
g. That the policy of the Government
in relation to the Indian tribes on this
coast, the experience Of the past demon
strates to be Il failure aud "A change there
in is impertivcly demanded such an
abandonment OF reservation syste lis rs
will insure the breaking up of the tribal
relations of the Indian, or consolidation
of all the reservation into one with mill
tary control. in order that the annual
raids of the hostile bands and the murder
of our citizens may be eifrctualIy checked.
The peace and prosperity of the Territory
requires, ,,. ..-..,.,
in the intelligence of its citizens. and that
onr common school system cannot be over.
estimated. nor can too much care be be-
slowed to make it more liberal and per-
feet
S. That our nation is to be congratula-
ted that in none of the great Si>trrboOd OF
States, Federal bayOncts are used to Ell
force the laws. but that all are once more
moving along tremendously under the
government. established, by the ec Suf-
frages of its people, and upheld by their
patriotism, and devotion to liberty.
, 1878-10-24

Our cotton product this year is
about as large as that previous to the
war, and the price about the same.
The crop of this year is estimated at
4,Sl1,265 bales weighing 2,309,9OS,
9O7 pounds, which is about 10 per
cent. more than the weight Of last
years crop. The quantity con.
sumed by manufacturers in the South
this year CAS- 900 bales has increased
about 1000 bales over last year.
The export of the present year has
been 3,340, 166 bales, and the quaint
ty taken by Northern spinners 1888
29S bales.
, 1878-10-24

An Arkansas constable's pistol be.
ing stolen, he advertised that, if the
thief would return it, he would give
him the contents and no questions
asked.
, 1878-10-24
Territorial University.

The University of Washington Terrific
ry, with its corps of six Instructors, is full
ly prepared to give the following InstrHr-
tion through the Freshman year of a fuI
classical course:
A THREE YEARS SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
A Two YEARS NORMAL COURSE.
A COMPLETE COURSE IN HOUSEKEEPING.
Pupils not fully prepared to enter any
course, can receive thorough drilling IN
the common branches.
Vocal and instrumental music, painting
drawing, military tactics and telegraph
ing taught in connection with the institu-
tion.
In the University boarding houses and
in private families, there is abundant pro-
vision for boarding pupils.
The fall term begins September 2, 1873.
g5g" For catalogue or admission, apply
to the President.
A. j. ANDERSON. A. NJ,
Seattle. w. Il.
, 1878-10-24
A Living Witness.

Do not despair of ever finding relief from
that dreadful disease dyspepsia. or its mate
liver complaint. A single trial of Whites
Prairie Flower will make You witness
to its lnla!ibility. Druggists say they
never sold II medicine they can more
heartily recommend. 1t cures chronic
rheumatism. CutancOuS and ulccrouS srrot-
ula, organic debility, nervousness, etc. etc.
For female complaint it has no equal.
Prairie Flower is gathered from the
prairie of the tar west, and then carefully
prepared in the form of Il LIQUID medicine
by an experienced physician. Is positive
ly purely vegetable and harmless IN any
reasonable amount, yet powerful purga-
tive If taken ia over doses. Directions in
iuI are with each bottle. For sale by all
druggists. Trial size, % cts. Large size,
10 cts.
, 1878-10-24

nDnD business you can engage in. s. to
UANll ego per day made by any worker of
mlN either sex, right in their own local.
DA1c tiles, Particulars and samples
worth sj free. Improve yOnr spare time ut
this business. Address Stnson Il Co., Port.
land, Maine,
, 1878-10-24
a.. ID. GILMORE, A. A. THOMAS
Late Register at
Kirwin, Kansas.
Gilmore e. Co.,
e2e r st, t,WAsHINcToN, DC
q. ID. GILMORE,

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fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court of Claims, and United States Su-
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under laws governing the disposal of pub
lie land, or the adjustment of French
Spanish, and Mexican sgrants, or other
private land claims. Special attention
given to cases involving titles to grant
lands and mining claims. Land war
rants aud land scrip bought. Cash paid
for soldiers addition homestead rights.
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