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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
TRYING no HQuAh RIRUs's TIME
Hopeful Approaching u within Four Seconds
and n Hair In Fleetwood.

The attractions Of the closing day Of the
meeting at Fleetwood Park. given by Dan Mace
yesterday called out an unusually large attend
ance Of conspicuous turfmen from New York
and neighborinR cities
The first event was the unfinished 2 80 class
from Thursday. in which Tip Allen had the
first heat. Barney Kelly second Wild Dandy
third. and Brown Dick fourth Brown Dick
won the fifth and sixth heats and ,rot. Time.
2341i. 2:35. 1891. 2:3i 1891. 1854.
The next event was the unfinished 2:26 class.
in which Lille had the first heat, Amuous the
second and third. and Rose Medium the fourth.
Amuelus won the 9TH hoat and trot. Time.
1929 2 :29A. $50 2:29's. 2:29.
The advertised races 81 the day were the 2 $3.50
Of 800, and there were four starters: West
Cora. Lulu W. Rush. and Kitty Reed. West
Cora took the first second, and fourth heats.
and won the trot, Rush taking the third hoat.
Time 2:4O. 2:3Si,. 2:40, 4:40.
The great feature OF the meeting was the 1928
class for a purse Of s400. The starters were
Driver Mary Russell. Capt Emmons, Lady
Smell Darby. and Steve Maxwell. In the betting
Darby was the iavorite at 900 10 $50 against the
field.
The first heat was won easily by Darby by two
lengths in 225A,
Just before reaching the quarter Lady Smell ran
in front OF tho three other horses. Driver ran
into Steve Maxwell and Just before the halt
broken and the driver, John Murphy, thrown TO
tho ground. happily uniniured. The horse.
freed from his driver and drawing the sulky
with but one good wheel. ran around the track.
passed through the upper entrance into the
field. and was stopped by the fence. He was
badly cut in his hind legs.
CAPT. Emmons won the heat by a length in
1928. Tho third and fourth heats and race we're
won by Darby in 2'2G and 225i; Darby is
inely-formed colt, l5A hands nigh. dark brown
in color. and only six years old. He is the prop
erty Of Thomas L. Wallace. wealthy brewer II
this city
The special purse, for Hopeful closed the day.
He was sent around the track and a mile and
half to warm him up. and after he got the word
fairly few around the turn and was at the
quarter pole in 33H seconds. He passed the
half mile In ;07. the three-guarter pole in | a.
and finished the heat in 2:215i. In the second
heat he made the quarter in "a seconds, the
half in ;Qs, and went under the wire in 2;2l.
In the third heat he went by the quarter in 35
seconds the half in :0s the three-guarter pole
In IA. and finished the mile ia 22l. Rarus's
time over the track was 2lGS.
William II. Vanderbilt appeared upon the
track with his chestnut team Of trotters, Lysan-
der and Leander, They got the word on the
first score, reached the quarter in 37. seconds.
made the half mile in 1:l5A, and went under
the wire in 2.33l4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
THREE DEAD MEN.
One In his Doorway, Another In n Cellar, and
the Third Hanging from n Raiter.

James O'Donncll. the young son Of Dominlck
Oponnel oflis West Eighteenth street. found yesterday
morning he taking hucketof ashes 10 the street.
the dead body Of his father lying at the foot the stairs
INSIDE the street door He reported the ms
mother who had been up un'l 49,. hour waiting Tor
her husbands return home Dr. Nh4t p West Twenty.
nrst street said that Nj O. Dounell .U' disease
Mr. q puunoN a. years age
The dead body OF William Co. ~ nd yesterday
morning In cellar at $40 Tef He was "
years OF age, no occupation. and alto the Thirty
seventh street police as a hard mixer. No marks {
violence were found, and the supi Is that Ae died
OF alcoholism,
onicer DOYLE saw Yesterday morning. lnder an old
she'd. al col West IhrtYhiri street man sung upon
his knees and his head thrown forward. The man was
dead. and hanging by rope from rafer not much
higher than the mans head The suicide had dchbc.
ratoly thrown his WEIGHT upon the rope until he was
stranged 10 death lie was about ~ years age ept
inches high snufi colored sack overcoat dark
pAutao0n and vest and DARK cloth cap and CATER shoes
In his pockets eight cents aud written IN
German with no date or signature, saying that tho
writer was out of employment and was tired Vi hic HIS
body was sent 10 the MOrgue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
M,KILlor & srR4GUE.s AGENcr.
The Truth About the Rumors that IL had
Closed its Doors.

1t was rumorcd, yesterday, in mercantile
circles that the McKhlop& sprague Commercial
Agency had closed its doors and retired from
business. The report arose from the fact that
on Thursday. the 3lst OF October. Mr.. Lester W.
Clarke. the treasurer " the concern. gave notice
to the employees Of the agency that there was
no money to pay them. and. therefore it could
not longer command their services Mr. Clarke
said last evening that the agency had not col
lapsed or suspended Ms reported. though notice
had been given to the majority OF the employees
OF the lack of money TO pay them and they We're
nominally discharged. There was that In the
notice which forcshadowed the future plans II
those Interested In tho concern. and the en-
poyoes were requested 10 remain at their posts.
and assurance WIS given them that In event Of
the success OF the plans under consideration
they would be reinstatcd and Identified for
their time. Most Of the men remained at their
posts yesterday.
Tho difficulties that have thrown tho concern
into its present embarrassment grew out Of tho
failure Of its President John q. Tapuan Of
b. ston. also President Of tho Boston Betting
Company. Negotiations are pending by which
the business can be put on "A new inaacial basis
and continued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

couN-oPPENuEM In Albany. Y, oct IN, hv the
Rev Max schle.-uscr Marx tuhu to Miss sara Open
helm. daughter Of Nj Gcrson oppenlein. The birdie
atufcd very elegant white satin. en- princc-sg
trimmed with pointacc and oranse bio SONS veil win
ORANGE blossoms Her ornaments solitaire diamond
earrings aud lockcf the pre- scut 90 the groom.
DENrON-SlIAW oct ~, ~ the residence Of the
BRIDE father in the townu NawaN anta Orange County,
hy the Rev. Augustus seward D. d. lcurv W. Denton to
Mile C.. eldest daughter 1T W W. shaw. Esq
FOX EDDY-On Wednesday. OCt 81. by the Rev. o.
n Tiffany. D. u At the residence of the brides sister.
Edward G Fox to Mary A. second daughter Ui the Hon
John T. 'ly.
KERR-swENsoN 81, ~ the residence Of the
brides parents 10y the Rghi Rev j. wiihrms Bishop Of
Connecticut Daniel Kerr Of baltimore, Md, 10 5 Mar
grcta SWcnsOn Of BROOKLYN \
OsBoRNE-JACUBSEN-A st Peters Church Ham.
burg Germany. Oct D. by the pastor tile Rev DR. Ritter.
Walter Dodd Osborne OF Newark, j. to Elise jacobsen
REED-VANDERPoRI.- wedne siiv oct ~ at
the residence of the brides aunt Mrs. u Williams. by
the Rev. Or. Nermilye, Robert Kalston Reed 10 Miss
Debora W. daughter u Mr. T. Nandcrpocl all vt this
city
sToRM-FOwLER ON TUESDAY, oct 20. At the resi-.
dence Oi the bride mother hv tr Rev Graham N lur
A J. Storm II Brady city, 1eNn- to kqtc !. Fowler.
daughter Of the late Theodore Fowler, VI ID, ol East
fshkiu. \ Y.
vARXrM-LowREY- The residence Of Lorenyo
Snow. ESQ, Orange, j., Oct 81. iN the Rev H. =.
Bishop. William Narnuu Esq, OF Boston Mass TO Hen
rieta LowreY, daughter vi The late Waite Lowrey Of
Troy, y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

FRIDAY, Nov. 1.-FLouR AND MEAL-Flour
less active hut prices ruling hrm VIII common cN
tras slightly dearer We quote No p hbl t2to9
$50 supernne f3sfl6u, common shipping extras
State and Western S37u9S3 po, choice do - 1n4kt 81
trade and family brands - 25@s9 ~ patents g. bo@s7
Southern shipping extras - elGS4 -; bakers and ian
lily brands. 81 4o@Sh 10 Rye Hour 81 loaSi 90 Buck
wheat flour, T. 100 Ms 81 H59t2 10 Cnrnnca-Mest
ern u bill 81 Zoos o. Brandy wine 81 was 10 wheat
iced. p ton, coarse SIS 5n@sla so fnc sle@S2l
CorfoN-Sputs 6c higher and active mi Ting up
lands ~ lbc Sales, .il2 bales fuuresexclted buoy
ant closing 23@27 points higher at sc tor November
&c Tor December, 07ic t0r January . s6c. Tor
February, aud aa7c for March, sales, 1880 bales
Receipts At ports this day, ~ $50 bales
PHn'sloNA Pork hrmer on the SPOT with iohbing sales
mess nj ~ s1SSS and closing bids for future delivery
were old - IS November aud 81 10 Tor Dece nber
aud new, 1915 for January aud - 80 Tor February
stocks, i0.UiS bbls Bee. quiet and nominal Bacon
nominal but sales nelgled Western hall and half at chi.
cAgo for Deccmlcr Mt We and Western long clear for
November here at 3.4c. Cut meats unch anged, city
packed shoulders is95e do. hams, s490c. smoked
hams 81. Slrc 40 shoulders SIC 800 dry sated
shoulders at the West for December delivery al Be n
Lard deaer and IN good demands sales 800 ties at 81 20
for prime city and 1927. gsS6SO Tor prime western and
Tor future delivery $3.50 ties at - for November,
aud Ss57aSS0i2ys Qg February, closing II the higher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Half n Million for Missions.

The annual session Of the General Missionary
Committee OF the Methodist Episcopal Church WAS
opened yesterday at $40 Broadway one Of the r,t acts
was to send the following message London. the day
being the tooth anniversay OF the chapel named which
was founded hy John Wesley:
city Road Chapel. London Centennial congratula
tons from the Bishops aud Of tue Methodist Episcopal
Church now assembled
Tie Committee then began apportoning the $3.50 40
SIT aside for missionary work Last year S676 az
Considerable discussion had over sending little
the heather and much 10 enlightened countries such
Germany and sutherland Some Of the brethren
spoke rght out In meetlng As far made the amor
uonments were; Africa $3.50. South America g. 10.
Chiua-FUoChow Sl0OO; Knkiang Central china.
e. 0Ss. Peking North china, 81. 5si. in ALL $50 50
Cermany and switzerland, go Opl The community IN
the latter two countries numbers l2.Nll Tor which
S7l6 have been spent The Treasurer report sON sd
tile treasury Si2.G2s Oh IN debt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

The rumor that was photographed from Wash.
ngton that the failure OF the German National
Bank OF that city had involved thc Germana Lille nsur
ancc Company OF New York IN loss OF $4,000 TO So DOp
WAS denied Yesterday by the company Secretary lie
SAID that the bank had the colecu Of premiums for the
cOmuauy ia Washington. and that the total
premiums due them 1891 2d The company loss by
the failure OF the bank the Secretary said would not
coed 500 lew banks in tins city lose trihins by
the failure. There no heavy creditors here,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

BELL-In Philadelphia, Pa, Oct ~ Mr. Ellen BEN
widow OF v lliun Bell IN the S-tl year nj her age
CtRTlS-At Westhyld. y. j.. on Wednesday oct 80
william Curtis. aged ~ years and q months
Relatives and friends of the family rcspec1ully IN
ytcd 20 attend the funeral services a hl atc residence
Wcstneld y. J.. on saturday. NoV .. az ~ 800 \. NJ
Cars OF Central Railroad leave loot OF Liberty st, New
York, ats a. and iUli A. NJ.
HANMAkD--At Melro,e. Mass. Polly ". Hayward.
widow OF Ebenezcr Hayward, AGED - wears and :
months.
KEST-oct 80, john NJ Kent, in the 18th year Of his
age
hi, funeral from hs late residence - Lewis st. sun
day, NOV ,. at 7. NJ.
LANlGAN Nov |. Annie flanagan, aged %, wife Of
James LAnigan.
late residence. - Madison st. Hohohcn, y. j,
MILLER In Baltimore, Mt.. oct -, William Howard
Barter. aged - years, the youngest SON of Francis A
and Mara Miller and grandson Oi William Il. Bart,
uf New York
WILLIAMS In Foster, r. /, recently, Mrs Amy wi.
hams aged ~ years
NorioE The members OF standard Division ZIG : of
7 requested ~ meet at their rooms ~ Grand 81
sunday the 81 u November. At ~ o'clock sharp. at
tend the funeral Of their late brother. James Mctca.
Members oi sister divisions are invited 90 attend.
Ry order ~ GEORGE ". WRIGHT " r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Kew ORIEANs Oct. 81 IN7S
Tho undersigned certihes that he held for
collection for account OF jos Y. Reeside, care OF
NJ A. Landenberger, LII Randolph street
philadelphia, Pa. whole Ticket. No. 6s,72i Glass
the second capital prize OF Ten Thousand Dol
lars. on Tuesday. Oct. 3. 1878 said ticket hay
ing cost the sum OF two dollars. by correspond,
ence. at the office OF II. l.. Plum. General
Northern Agent. $40 Broadway. New YORK, and
that the amount was promptly paid on presenta-
II. M. WEsoOAT.
Agent Southern Express Co.
New Orleans. La,-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
The Address Of the Democratic state Central
Committee.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RooNs ST NICHOLAS lioTEt,(
NEW Y0RK, Nov. l, 1879
To THE DEMOCRACY or THE EMPIRE STATE
Courage and the battle is wOnl The Democrats Of New
York city greet their country brethren and ask them to
do their duty and the victory Is ours The Republicans
are counting on gaining three members Of Assem-
hy In this city Their hopes In tins respect are luur
Not member will be lost here, and We hopefully
pledge the city Democracy this result Do your best
IN the districts beyond the city, and the work is done,
WILLIAM PuacKLL, Chairman
Henry A. GUHHLEToN. Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
IINANciAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Nov. 1-P. M-The operations at
the stock Exchange developed duh market.
with. however. n strong undertone controlling
the dealings. The chief feature was Lake Shore,
which submitted TO n severe hammering 10y the
bears. and in the early speculation the price
was thus forced down from 70's to COS. quick
rally. however. to 70 was recorded at the First
Board after which this stock became exceed
ingiy dun between the above figures and Co.,.
with final transactions at CO.,. Western Union
was less active. and the Illustrations were linn
ted To narrower range. Opening at lolA
aci"rZHd the subse1uent dealings with rally
10 lul a again. closing at l0l =. We understand
that u circula- addressed to the President OF tho
company request lng that a moetingof the stock
holders be- called for the purpose of determin.
ing whether the capital stock shall be Increased
10 sJO.uOu.OuO. Will he Issued ON Saturday.
Tho Northwestern shares exhibited much
strength. and the common after dropping from
A. 70 Al steadily advanced 70 Al buyer 3,
At "a s7N.sIi "a seller 3. with the bulk of the
uc conspio uous features The afternoon spccua.
ana III, latter from to O both stocks closing At The
hishest POINTS Of the day The rise IN Erie was due TO
Yesterday, while Wabash advanced chiefly in eunse.
aSn and ns S ps i Ct SS%S
and Me''s19 issin1l 4 cent e. 5o. and closed weak
aud Union Pacific was stronger at 1s The pool in THIS
lay. The St f4nl shares were alternately weak and
strong On limited ngct9ai9hs 4nd small volume OF ous;
attention.
IAc Aot market remained quiet with all OF the tran,
ncuons at luIi.tsiNDis
In loans the rates paid having balances carried
were .. ~. s. aud :, cent
Fur' 0huugc rulcd quiet at ~ c2l anu "a ~ for
sixty dAls nnd short sight bills
There was more active money marketin consequence
Of the Withdrawal Of several millions from oanlng cir
Giles, belonging 20 the c To meet the payments due
day Earl, loans all % The stock brokers We're nego
uated Al 500 ana later az cent but IN the hnal hour
offering. were liberal At ,. Prime mercantile accept
AucOs passed At 5sd
Government bonds rejected large AMI well disrih
uied business AMI the mnrSe' osed arm The princlpa
lausac lous were ia coupoL "a cents Is OF 1881, aud
lutus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Mr.. seher. Bank Talking OF Resumins.

The Manhattan Savings Bank directors are
10 meet Tuesday to discuss the question Of resunns
business. The officers Of the bank favor immediate
SUMPTION and one Of the directors said yesterday that
lie thought business will DO going usual hy the
latter pat o. Lcx week Large deposltoTs might be- pre-
vented by the sixtydAy rule from Withdrawing their
money immediately but he was Of opinion that the
smaller depositors would be paid without delay Tho
police do not report any progress IN travelling tho my s.
~ M ILllllnrN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Keller a Ruhs retail cloth store, corner Of Ann and
william SITS, where you VA find the hlest and largest
selection Of cloths casslmens s, dc tor mems and boys
wear. aud matelassos beavers &C. Tor ladies coikn.s
VI any retail cloth store IN Amenca-Aie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Mrs. Tom Fields.

PoUGHKEEPsE, Nov. 1.-Counsel Cor tho in
sane wife OF Thomas C. Fields arrived from New York
today ana had an interview with the city authuriues
The O. sutauon resulted Mrs Feldss sister and her
attorney taking the responsibility OF caring Tor her aud
also taking charge OF her property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Mrs Catherine Dockroy an aged widow OF
17B Clinton street uubokel arose from Istorduy
and while yet dazcd with sloc approached she stove
Her clothes caught Are and she was burned 10 death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

New YORK. Friday, Nov. Fresh offerings
Of heei cattle 100 market quicker irmer and higher
n 10 dress % ms to 90 Ms aud Of fair Texas and Col.
Orado cattle at 7e7lsc., TO dress 50 ms
Receipts of sheep and lambs, 1870 and all selling
fairly ut former rates. or 35l@ic d n for sheep and
4iaajiic for lambs
Receipts II hogs 347O head change in prices
and fair trade in live hogs at - 4OS3dO q 100 Ms,
with sales OF car loads of Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Fine Derby or son Hat, $40; worth ~.
- silk hat. s321 - Sew Church st.. no stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

figures Dressed hogs easier al 4XstXc; pigS 4xc
uRAN-wheat was active, AMI western growths de
cidedy higher sales the spot 9sT 900 bush, inelud
ing No : spring. e5assc.! No do. 9iay8c. No 2
amber winter, siO3Gsi O3s; No red winter q; 04@
9lO4h; No I do. and amber Michigan, ~ %; white,
81 O3tsSl or; including No At 81 u5sfl u6f aid for
future delivery. $500 bush. including No. amber
~ O2 O3 for November and ~ ~ for December and
No red winter el O4eRl % for November and Sl05e
Sl08 for December. Rye hrmer at OF G63c. for State
and 5sOc for Western Barley and barley malt unset
Tied and irregular Oats in good demand and rather
hrmer; sales ~ 600 bush At 2703lc. for mixed. aud
2ses3J%c for white, including No graded At 2slses
2s4c for mixed aud OlsajUac for white Indian corn
opened higher but closed at inside figures sales on the
spot ll6,OD bush. at 47c. for steamer mixed; gao
4isc. for No do 4oc. for No. 3; soc. for No 2
white and for future delivery 1856 OOp bush No At
@47Isc for November and 4si4c for December steamer
47c for December.
GRockRits-Rc and molasses unchanged, with only a
moderate trade. Coffee was quiet and unchanged At
i2A96Ac for Rio, with sales Of 81 go bags within the
range also small lot of Savanilla at iGc Raw sugar
fairly active and steady. Mt for fair 20 good
refining. with sales Of 1870 hhds including centrifugal
at 7A@sc refined. st@9ssc for haTds; and s1s9Jc for
standard VI A.
suNpmEs-spihts turpenune about stead Tough quiet
at 2ssic ROsins in sale at 81 40af 42 for goud
strained Petroleum quiet and nominal at &c for crude
IN bulk. aud 99c for refined in bills Ocean ireghts
steam al. bacon, SIS Sd cheese, As ats sd grain
TO Bristol by sail sd -four 9d ;do London by sail
2s Cd. do TO uavre SIS n Or; do 10 Oporto. lvc. n
Cork for orders, IS 3D. TalOw moderately active at ~
Oa6aC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Busirltss Hotties.


Her power was retained by force OF personal charms
She led the old boys" captive whenever she talked
"prrttyn to them showed her teeth History should
tell us that she used sozoDoNT. but it don't The
preparation she used might have had another then
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Double breasted undo rshirt 5c each scarlet merno,
81 RrNuicr, dog skin gloves, Si2h y " JOHNSTON.
20 Grand IT. also. ~ 9Th av., corner 2Oih -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Killed while Hunting.

HouoKUs N j.. Oct. 81, The Game law does
not HIire until TO morrow but jonathan White and Ross
Sears thought orestall NAM gnnners by going hunting
to-day Rabbits are plenty sears had hred wl.h99n.
sun In good position In passing the gun the trigger
caught twg and Il was discharged The fnuTe charge
entering Whites side, producing = Nnlne WOUND
White fingered in agony until r. NJ. and then he died
lie was ~ years Of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

KEEPS SHIRTS.
KEEPS PATENT PARrLYMADE DRESS SHIRTS
very best, Otor s. Ouly plain seams To Aul.ll.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, very best, 10 measure,
tor ~ Perfect sausfac ton guaranteed
KEEP ) NIGHT SHIRTS. extra long with or without
collars and pockets, 81 each
KEEPS COMPLETE SHIRTS for toys. ~ each.
KEEPS lNDERMEAR --latest styles
Canton White and Scarlet Flannel also scarlet. " ttr
ami Knit at the following prices zoe, 81 al p ~ ~
KEEPS UMBRELLAS AN Si/r>l
Gineham. Regina. and Extra Fine TNillcl Sik
COLLARS. tI FPS, AND GLOVES. ,Out own MtAC
Four ply LINEN COLLARS. very hest 81 iVr 7ic
CUFFS. tour-ply very test. 21c. par
GENTS KID GLOVES warranted htu"n, a 10. .
button. ~ %. Best quautA.
SAMPLES and circulars mailed nro,
Keep Manufacturing Company sloirs,
S i1s a Sew York ''i f'''' ' N''oN''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

New York agents for all newspapers In the United
States and Canada. Advertisements forwarded daily
GEO. +. ROW ELL a Co, 10 Spruce 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

SIS Tarpeia. Russell, Messiua
IS Regulator. DOane. wilmington. y. G.
IS Baltic, Parscll. Liverpool oct ~ and Queenstown
23i.
IS France Rogers. London.
IS Main Barre, Bremen.
IS city OF Austin, Hines, Galveston
Ship IiagarstOwn. WhtmOrr. Antwerp.
ship Ellen Austin Grimm. London.
shin Thor ZacchnriAscn. Cronstadt
BARK Garth Tidmnrsl. ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Cntnrrh! Dea.ncss' Enr discharge! -lnyct
crate casos solicited, cut Effected Dr tAAlbELl4
l7U Lexington ay. Oio !, . 90 SUNDAY ., 10 40 u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Invented as an improvement ON common porous pla
tiers; acts quicker, every way more behelcial ii..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Consumers o, soap always sunsT loss when hey fail 70
obtain yves old o, k.-A9s
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SpttIal Nottrs.
SALE OF IMPORTED

Per steamer Otheno.
MIR +. II. FOWLER
OF the Clarendon Repository. watiorl lcrs rngland.
will sell at auction. without reserve,
OF TUESDAY MORNING. SOY II. is7~
~ II O'Clock, at
HERKNESSS BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAMSON SIS
PHILADELPHIA. PA,
rWENTY-rlREE JERSEY
and
SEVEN GUERNSEY COWS AND lEIfERS,
direct from the Channel Islands, southampton, Ens
land. per steamer Othello.
Tems-Ca,h on day of sale. ON view three lays pre-
yious, with catalogue.
ALFRED NJ. llERHNESs 4 Co.
Au.unnecrs