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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
IN 4 NORTnnKsr RREKzE
The Yachts Of the Jersey CIty Club skIB.,,iug
the tresis In the Bny.

A stiff northwesterly breeze yesterday
carried the squadron OF tho Jersey City Yacht
Club quickly over tho course in their twenty
first annual race. Out Of twenty-sx entries
seventeen yachts started. The course for the
first two classes was to buoy 81. Southwest
Spit. and return; for the third and fourth
classos. TO Robbins Reof buoy and return
sailed over twice. The start wne n flying one
for all classes; from of Bcdloes Island for the
frat and second, and from of the club house
for the third and fourth The pretty feet 81 b.
ped on ut the starting gun ut rapid rate
and the leaders were soon out Of sight from the
Judges boat. In the tirst class the Pilgrim WINS
the leader down to Fort Lafayette ut which
point the Linda was barely deserted to- he tax
inR the lead. The LINDA rounded buoy No. az
at 1908 and the Pilgrim ut 1903. the others OF
Their clnss being some distance nstcrn. The
Knight Templar had 10 one to tilt against in
the aquatic tournament and logged easily
along, secure of victory.
In the third class tho Willie and Jessie @. had
q spirited contest. and led their opponents
home on the first round. In the fourth class il
was close work betwsan tho Annie Forsyth and
The wind held fresh. aahnR the broad ex-
panso OF tho bay into glitterinR foam Greats,
through which the dainty craft dashed Rayly,
throwing mp showers OF spray IA ever and anon
they hoeed TO the flaws. The second round WINS
soon completed by ths lenders, although several
OF the craft found the wind too much for them.
and. turning in reefs logged along home under
eney canvas. Tho first class were soon after
sighted. rafting through the Narrows at tre-
mendoua rate. with the Linda still in advance,
and all cnsses made an early finish.
The start finish. elapsed. and corrected times
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WAR VETERANS IN LINE.
Yesterdays Pageant Ia Aibany-rhe City Dee
GRATED with Flags and Banaers

ALBANY, June 1.-THE city this morning
presented picturesque appearance Along
the route designated for the procession to pass
nearly every house was decorated, some very
deliberately and tasteiully. flags. festoons OF ma
tional colors and arches aboundinR. Flags OF
various nations were also displayed in many
other streets and on the public buildings The
places ard manufactures were closed. Bands
Of music ri tho hnad Of delegations were pass
ing to and fro TO their various Headquarters
preparing 10 take their place in the limo OF pro-
cessicn. At Q A. NJ. tho several divisions
formed, under direction Of Gen. Fred Town
The pyoresion w 1 ven ysry ong one an
Guiding delegates from many Of tho princip pal
cities Of this and adjoining Suites. Tho line
pnsssd in review before Gov. Robinson in State
street. in front 81 the Tenth Regiment Rrmory.
In Twcddle Hall the Grand Encampment was
welcomed By Mayor Nolan. and after brief nd
insOn tho EDcampment went into secret session.
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HAtEDuring the past week nriccs have generally
cllhcd with only moderate business the whole To-
~ 1881 7S ur No. rcd. 81 ~ Tor ungradrd do and
white state. ~ i6i. for N white. Ole TOR No spritx
suf for No sprg tor July 81 iaAasli4 for No red
tor July. e. II tur do August. Si, do for
kvc was quiet hut arm ~ Bjise1d6c for siate d1c
Canalh nnd ul@i2c tor Nrsic H. Oats wrrr iairly
whit; Ma linked, s71i7s2c and do white no sISc
Corn was quiet aud ower sule- 2T1 OOD bush including
ste mer ut SIC No do. 49, he. unVraded. 436l
43fc and 4t4@l+'sc Tor July; 46a4c do August
PHOVEioss-pprk was quiet and unchanged On the
snnt sales D DDS new moss $40 2S future delivery
a. bhs August, sd at $40 -. Beef strndy; 100 bbs
extra lndia mess sold On private terms. Bacon rm aud
dull. small lot NJ Western long clear sold DC
meats dull sales 90 bxS rib blcs ~ rs 5ssr Lard
dull and somewhat early In the dav, but co.cd
6s5c.; do Western. 4ose eye: Tor future delivery,
sales 5000 tcs. July. 4 42fGG 46c.. August. $40
a52lsc; september, 657lSc! all the year. dlc.
We quote; Pork. p bhl-Hestern mess e. 25tssp 80
n 100 bs. S6loaf8 4ox; primo citv. ~ 30 Hams
smoked city eA994c.; pickled. ssf6nhc. Shoulders
smoked city. bea3Jtc pickle 4hts4.c Bacon--Iong
= bill. SIT 5O0fia Beef-western extra mess $40 hOa
FL ~ n Dbl plain do 50 5Oas1u 5O prime moss n ce
Sl0aelI Dressed hogs ~ fe5kc tor city, lattrr for pigs
quiet, during the past week; refining moas-cs mas de-
clined To-day, raw sugar quiet and unchanged;
refined sold well NJ ycsterdav's prices Molasscs
moderate demand and about steady: T0S hhds Cuba,
weak Rio coffee IN fair demand and steady: sales
~ 300 bags here and 5,fO0 bags Btltimore mild
grades quiet but steady loo haps Maracaho sold With
~ tie range. We quote Conee-Maracaibo ilaldc.;
Java. 23es25c Rio. 1iAai5kc Rce-Caroiina. ia7c.
Tor fatr TO prime Louisiana, fair 20 good GiseBfc.
hulasses.h uscovadO. b0est 2f@2lise; New Orleans,
refining 5lOe1 ice. centrifugal. Gaf676 &C. Refined
Standard A. Tss8sc. hards. SisesS,sc.
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ANOTHER JERSEY TRAGEDY
chniei Vnnorden Accused OF Kicking aud
heating HE wife 10 Death.

Daniel VanUrden, a farm hand who lives
IN small tenement house on tho Joseph Os-
borne farm. in Frankfort township. Sussex
County. N. j.. is under arrest on a charge Of
causing the death Of his wife by beating and
kicking or. Yanordon went on frolic on Sat
urday and in the evening he returned homo in
toSicated. He was accompanied by Walter
Jrnkins and William Dewitt who were also
under tho influence Of liquor The three
Mon brought whiskey with them. and spent
iHrlY on sunday morning they began q
quarrel that ended in Tight At II O'Clock
Jrnklns aud Dewitt started to 20 home. and ut
"elock Mrs. NanOrden began 10 prepare din
nor AZ she was turning over cake In the
oven, II IL alleged NanOrden Knocked her down,
hpl kieked her about the head. shoulders and
b'pS until sue bccnme unconscious. Her crloB
lul assistance were answered only by tho
o. whom Is years old. VanOrden remained in
u" house with tho four children during the
hItrnoIn. leaving his wife lying unconscious
on l'r moor until 7 O'Clock in tho evening, whom
my were alarmed when they saw Mrs. Van
II''H condition, and. alter placing her on n
Io.uge. quit the place.
a lew hours nfierward. Mrs. Vanorden rolled
~, Un 'N9 SOFA and fel on the floor. where she lay
IN" ner husband began 10 sober up at about
40 on Monday morning. He was alarmed
Mhoh ne could not arouse her, and quickly
ssauiH9hed tho nelghbOrs A physician was
1pt loI, nut Mrs. VanOrden died before day
htnI Her years old girl told the story Of the
uo,,"ihR 70 me town officials. and Vanordon WIS
-. Nu'e arrested NanOrden is SO years old
NIe IN VIE was about 80 years old
,oDc"lll ana jenkins have disappeared. The
'~'N'"ib are mueh excited over tho tragedy.
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NoeoAre ro otes the growth and beauty Of thu hnir
''"-V'' " uAik ana glossy ado
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THE srANLEr-HAzEN COURT MARITAL
stanley TO be Admenishea-Both W armed Noe
to Revive the suhieet.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE proceedings
and findings OF the court martial in tho case
OF Col. d. S. Stanley and Col. W. b. Hazsn Of
which Gen. Hancock was President. were to- day
made public. The charges against Col. Stanley
were conduct unbecoming RD officer and gem
tleman. in that he wrote the letter OF Sept G..
1876. to Col. Hazen then at Vienna. charging
him with disgraeeful conduct AT Shiloh, &c,
the other letters in the case being also given.
The second charge embraced the publication
In the Netr York Tunes. charging Hazen with
conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentle d.
man. There was large number OF speciiica-
tions. On some OF the Declilcntions Col. Stanley
Is iound guilty. and he is acquitted on others.
The court finds Col. Stanley guilty OF conduct to
the prejudice OF good order and military disci-
pline, ana sentences him to be admonlshed in
general orders by the General Of the Army.
In reviewing the vouminous record this case the
General oi the Army afrms the Judgment court
that Col stanley in wriung 10 Col Hazcn, then shrnai
the threatening leuer u sept a. 1871 aud aiterwsrd
allowing the publication ~ the charges IN thu Ner FORK
1fmss OF hArch H. 1877. committed breach disci.
pne lie had perfect rlht To prefer tho charges aud
specifications. which he had done from New York the
ot day NJ july 1877 but when ADVISED that the Priest
dent Of the United states had considered them and had
decided thst the best Interests the not
be advanced by general court martial II his PLAIN
duty have submitted gracefully The law officer
Government has decided that the United States cannot
arrnign tor trial any uncer for offences committed more
ba two years before the order Tor tie Assembling at the
court For this reason the charges Col Hazen
cannot he inquired into by general court martial
thh trial And Judgment must stand the nHl decision
Of all the matters raised IN the controversy Both
will be careful that the service be not injured by revival
THIS subject
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DIED.


AMBITION Monday, June 49, Mary A., wife Of Leon
Albeit
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral her late
dencc 10 Sussex place jersey City "Wednesday tho
18th inst. at "a o'clock T. "
aged ~
CoOKE-In Branford. Conn. June IS. at the residence
q her brother Col v u Cooke Miss Grace Cooke Of
Fair Haven.
HAYks-In Detroit, Mich juno ID. Mrs Mary Hayes.
aged ~ wears
oSTRANDER-At her residence. in BROOKLYN. " ".
suddenly, Monday, l6th inst, Of Of the
lungs, Margaret T. widow Of Abraham ID Ostrander, in
the SIst year OF her
Funeral from the Reformed Church, on Cermont av,
near Myrtle av Brooklyn Thursday, June 10. at r. NJ
Friends are kindly requested not to send flowers
WROrH.-Tn Baltimore. Md. June ~. Or Pereerino
Wroth. aged % lie graduate Of medicine Of
the University OF Pennsylvania and tor hfty
praetsed his profession in Kent County Nd About ten
years he removed TO Baltimore he the auth or
cf several medical works. and instrumental In
curing the preliminary legislation for the foundation Of
the Maryland College Of Pharmacy
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Contents OF The Weekly sun.
TIE WEEKLY SUM- published this morning


Proceedings In Congress-PAsang the Army and Legs
latiVc B--Dssensuns In the Ranks of Buth Parties
The Warner silver Fill As an Element OF Dscord-Repub
cans and the supplementary Judicial BillMore Netoe
ExpectedSeuAtor Hills secession Reeord-Blanes Re.
ply 10 Mil-loua's congressmen- Hayess letoes An
ay zcd.Ihe Ringing Report Sent Forth by te Judiciary
COMMITTEE 4 Tsk with Gen Thomas E~ing-His opn-
ton About the ono Election, Nominating 4 Senator In
New Hampshire-He uuhlicAns by the Ears; Grant and
sherman; The Election Commission, The Darien ship
Canal POlygany Discussed IN HAyess Cabinet Progress
OF tho War IN South Americas The Revolution In Russia
The Champion Oarsman Of the Word-Hanlans Last aud
Greatest Victory on the Water Murder Of Mrs Hull
Mysterious Tragedy in one of New fOrks Fine Mansions
sam mrs ReVsnge-A Georgia TIaEedy; Novelties IN
krliglon-New Discoveries and Theories by English
scholars The Eruption q Mount Etna, Horse Breeding
in kentucky-NhHt an Enthusiast In the Business has
Accomplished; The Story Ut Ella Zoyafa. the Circus
man Poetry Legend OF ArabV Grandpa aud BABY. Story
Rider; Jefferson Davis IN PascAuOlla; Talk with a show
Aunt BtTbaras Present. Latest Geographic News
beams Notes on Science and Industry; Ladies' Depart
ment, Many Columns OF Editorial Articles and Agricul
tural Natter Financial Intelligence and Markets
THH WISELY Sun contains complete epitOme n the
news OF the week from all parts OF the United States aud
the American continent Copies In wrappers ready for
mailing To the old country be had At the desk Of
publication flee Price four cents For sale bT all
dealers IN city and country
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TUESDAY, June H.
ance OF activity by tho freer offerings Of
the leading fancies and the futile effort to
sustain prices. Western Union Telegraph
and the coal shares exhibited weak ness. and
finally dragged the whole market after
them. closing however. at a sliEht recovery.
except for Western Union and Iron Mountain.
Tho most important declines for the day were:
Boston Air Line, II Delaware Lackawanna
Hannibal and st. 10. =; Iron Mountain. : :
kansas Pacific, Lake Shore, =; Louisville
SMnd NashyIl E 2; s. PSgl =; DO. preierred (:
Standard Mining II; Union Pacific. /; aud
Western Union Telegraph. - Governments,
though quiet, were rather nrmer, Railroad
bonds wero duh aud generally cnsier Money
on call. 500 per cent. 3ss@4 being the ruling
rates. Tho exports OF domestic merchandise
from this port for the past week arc valued at
sG.3l5,753
Another large failure il announced in Eng
land to-day-that Of the ST. Johns Colliery Co. at
Wakefield. Its liabilities are 1896 900. 1t was
reported in London yesterday that firm Of
provision merchants had failed for $500 900
Tho Philadelphia Ledger. says that the latest
President Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad. who is
now abroad. were hardly as satisfactory ms the
reports previously received. II understands he
does not contemplate returning before fall.
The new Pennsylvania y cent. loan is sell
ing in Philadelphia ut 1921 and interest.
The deposits IN the savings banks Of Connec-
ucut have ceased TO decrease. us they had done
in the main since 1873. and are now slowly but
steadily increasing.
Taxpayers Of Houston. Texas, which owes
R,noO 600 bonds held meeting last Saturday
tax for interest on the debt.
The subscriptions to tho y cont rounding
certificates since yesterdays report have
amounted to $23 $50.
Everett h Butler ono OF the largest dry goods
houses In ST. John, n b.. have failed. The liza
bilities are about t225 900. principally in Eng
land. The assets are not yet made up.
Tho Nevada Bank has closed out tho last Of
its trade dollars vi par in gold.
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TUESDAY, june 17.-FLoUR AND MEAL-There
has been some advance during the past wees especially
the lower grades but ,he higher prices have checked
business To-day. with the exception OF activity In
city brands, the market was quiet. though hrm Corn
meal quiet We quote: Flour -supernne 81 t5ASs rs
extra State. Ac,, S3.S0SAtn: western spring Xxx and
Xxx 81 30aS8 do winler shippinE eItrss Ea6sf4 tS:
40. II and XXX, $5Ossa; Minnesota nate uts, IS so
dSs city shipping extras 81 9Of5 l5 sOuthe
and family brands o. 2SSeb as; southern shipping extras
- 25Ssts5 Rye nonr .ursrnns s. lostS 81 Corn
meAl-MesteTn Ae, 81 0O0t231; Brandy wine. az SO,e
81 30 whsstlssd y ton. tI2atlo; rye iced. sitetl5.
CorToN-ThsTe has beenA YeTV depressed market un.
der variety OF adverse ,nhuenesL To-day spots wers
aetVei middling upands, IA 7ioc; sales 7ht bales,
July. iaSSc for August ia2so for September, Ii SSc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
VINO WAS PUT ON TRI4L9
Gallagher and Meehan. or ~ MAa who has
been for 10 Years a Police OmcerI

Hugh Gallagher and Patrick Meehan were on
trial yesterday m the General Sessions the charge
beating Charles Proeseher fatally In the stable OBS
First the evening Of the 18th OF oatober last
Thomas Doughsrty OF 0o6 FIRST avenue testified that
he has charge Of the stable that and Proc oher
who kept their horses there cart drvers that he
heard cries OF "Nurder Watchi" at about7 O'Clock in
the evening that entering the stable he Proc scher
lying on his back In empty STALL that Gallagher red
faced ana stood over him; that Proescher
bleeding cuts unon his forehead that he asked
Gallagher, why did you do thisfN and that Gallagher
answered. " lie stole some Of my hay
Police OiceT George W. Fnnier testified that he found
Proeseher lying in the stall almost unconscious he
took the wounded man 10 the YOrkyile police station in
hr Dougherys truck aud ashe iancied that rroescher
was intoxicated because he smet liquor PrOeschers
breath he prsierred charge Of intoNoauon against him.
and Proescher was taken into the officers sitting room
and Police Surgeon Clements was tregraphed for and
that after the surgeon had dressed the wounds Proc
was locked up.
What" Assistant District Attorney Herring inter
runted Indignantly. wa, Proeseher in the cOndiuon
that then locked up In bare cell in the station
liquor on his breath"
hIow long have you been the force :" Mr. Herring
continued,
"Fifteen years" the ofncer answered
"Humph !" was Nj Herring sole commentary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE principal
prizes drawn in the grand semi-annual drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery to-day. under the
supervision Of Gems G.. Il. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early. were as follows: No. 35. 400 drew
100000, sold in New York No. 1887 drew
$4,000. sold in New York No. 24.703 drew
10000. in St. Louis No. 16.436 drew $40 900. in
Washington No. 80 1926 drew $4,000. in Louis
vile; No. 35347 drew $1,000. in New Orleans
No. 4l,l6l drew S., 900, in New York; No. Ga Gl2
drew s., 600. in 81. Louis No. 5000 drew So 600
in New York-Adp
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FARIN NCHOUs SUBsrANCEs ARENO
Nsn llab!itatluns.
NEW HOOKS.

TllE SOUVENIRS or MADAME LIE BRUN. 2 vols In
one, with Portrait. large Elmo Red cloth. white
label, gilt top. fl75.
Souvenirs delightful in their geniaty and tui OF in
teresunE AnsedOts and incident "-London Graphic.
An LmusinE hook. which contains great deal that
Is new and strange and anecdotes which al.
ways sne rlaining. Pail MAIL Gazette
HouSsAfE, Arsene. Lie in Paris letters art, Htera-
turs, and society Cloth, GAS
Letters written from rars to Y. Tribune; detail the
news OF the day rSauVs ~ Partisan bonks plays, WRITER'S
arnsts. weddings deaths. scandals, &C,
r. WoRrliINOToN. 7so Broadway, N.Y.
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Court Calendar. ,hi. Day.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAhBERs.-No 16. 90. %
~. &C. ~. So SO. o. "a 10 n3 iOs 100 rs 1iS IN
i3s va 1873 lse i'o ls5 i'e 700 los ~ "a; ~
liza lsi iOl4 iooi, s6s ii2s ii6 1883 Part i-Ad,
ionrned Tor the term. Part II-Nos 32O7 2as2 2SI3
SO $3.50. 3f75 1874 34n3 434l 2ai6 S427 454s ati2
2t2l 3inl ed7 1897 2lto. 34s7 S49S, 1875. 4t6O 265
27S2. 2g25 Part III -CAss on
Cossos PLsIs-Psrt II.-NoS i744 as gan 1880 col
1913. 1871, s- us 24s 1877 2223 1886 al 49, As7
lui4 773 22tP.. 467, lO42. 2237 95 $40 1913 ifcis
Eeurr TnRH-No day calendar; case on SPECIAL rERH
MAmSH CouRv-Part Nos 5a2a 57sI b776 asis soi7
Gr2, $3.50 47a5 57t7 haas $3.50 $40 4ats. dSsi as4
Part II Nos a3i1. b442 $3.50. 643i 04fS 5Ssi a4OS
56;i1. 1910 $3.50 a34l $3.50 3si3 i4'a Part lll -Nos
5ih5, 522t. 526t 1893 a9a 5052 83s5 800 633l 5ls7
1871, $500, 628f, $3.50 $685.
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The trustees OF the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art have decided 70 devote part Of their build
ing In Central Park to series Of collections illustrating
industrial art DR.. Thomas Egleston. Professor OF
AetAiurTy in Columbia College IL authorized to solicit
donations in their name for the securing such eolec-
tons Up 70 the present time there have been In
city no mus nms showing good types OF industrial art
Communication relating TO the subject may be address
to Gen dt Cesnoa director OF the Museum in Central
Park To Prof Egleston. at the school Of Mine in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18

At Harry Miners Theatre brief but realistic
play is acted every evening man stands before the
fooights. inoffensyely singing Another man, dressed
In police uniform and CARVING thu sembaBce OF heavy
locust club stalks down the stage: The singer eHcaims
" on, here's Cluhber Wamsl" Then the personAtor Of
ClubbeT Williams selves the SINGER by the collar, wipes
the Moor with him pounds hin on the head with the club
until lie IL apparently eless and draes him out through
sdoorwsy over which Y the ,isn. Twenty ninth PIe'
snfgroans at the representative Of olubbsr Williams
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Lost seven Pound. IN Thr,. w..k

Alans Anufat is genuine medicine, and will reduce
corpucncy from two " hve pounds per week. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless acting entirely the
food in the stomach preventing the formation of fat
Is also positive remedy for dyspepsia and rheuma us.
Bohinic Medicine o., BnGuo N r..
0EsrLENEE; The lady alluded 10 lost pounds in
three weeks by the use OF Aan's Anti Fat
Yours. truly, bATH. DO0LIrTLE A SHITH,
Whole salO DTugEistsL-lds
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Spttml Aotitss.
KEEPS SHIRTS.

Keeps Custom shirts, made u The est
that be produced AT price. SIX 50 Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Keeps patent partly made
Dress shirts the best that be produced
price, SIX Tor 81 Easily finished by any little girl
KEEPS BINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
the very VT Patent protected ribs. nifty per cent
stronger than any other Umbrella made 81 each.
KEEPS KID GLOVES
for Gents the best plain emhroidc red 81 pair
KEEPS UNDERWEAR. ~ ALL STYLES
Handkerchiefs Hosiery. Ties, &C. All goods warranted
Samples and culars mailed tree
We have removed 18th to ,299 Broadway,
between 3ii and 3tth
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S STORES
637 Broadway, N.,, y,rt 3il Fulton ST. Brooklyn
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MlRItIEIp.

BEALLr-CLARKE.-On the 18th inst. at the residence
Of the brides father. 42i Fairiua1nt av Philadelphia
BY the Rev. Snyder b. Shines, r. ~ NJ Beal 4. s. A, 70
Matte Clarke
RPsrEIN-MICHEIsoN-o Sunday June l. at the
residence OF the bride parents. Moses H. Epstein TO sa
rah Nicholson, both OF this city.
FORTUN-FAIEs-On Monday June 2 at ST. AIMS
Church. 18th st.. by the Rev. Dr Gaaudct jose ph N.
Forum Of Remedies. Island OF cuba, to Mrs Helen l.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL


IN THESE TINES THERE Is 40 SURFER OR
quicker method of making money than 10 invest lew
hundred dollars 10 stock speculation ALEX FRori.
lNGllAh co, Brokers, " wall st. New YORK. are re.
haba AMI experienced okcrs and have been the
Ut realizing large amounts for many Of their customers
Their Weekly flnamcAl Reports sentiree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18

The winners In their respective clnssns are tho
Linda. Knight Tomplnr. Willie. and Annie For
syth. After the race there was n collation. In the
club house. and then the prizes with accompa-
nylng nautical OrntOry. wore dellYered.
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On the 30th OF March last. Herman Gaten
aud his Maria ~ is2 Allen street had symptoms OF
poisoning aud M Gaten died the 18th OF April and
Mrs uaten the % Of May. Both had ooked
smoked pork Dr. Wtthaus testned the inquest We
terday that he had found trchine In Mrs GaUen's
muscles The jury pronounced IL case Of trichinosis
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HOWARD In the city OF New York. the lTth day
of juno, 1879 by the Hon George Van ilUcsen Jus
tcc " the Cont Of Common Plea. Elizabeth b. Howard
from Thomas J. Howard. Cause. adultery.
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Il the heahiest food produced from wheat Twice
baked and ready for immediate use all the phospnates
retained aud netarchy SUBSTANCE converted into
kOurishing and laxative IS cents pAckage grOcers and
druggistA Wholesale X. O. Hazard Co,-Adp
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900 Roublss Stolen.

ST. PETERSBURG June ia telegram from
Odessa TO the Gohs " The Receivers Office In Cher
southern Russia has been unde rmined and robbed
Of million and half of rOubles."
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DoN'T GO on EXCURSIONS.
Don't 60 AWAY THIS SUMNER
AND If YOU STAY HOME,
Don't fail To have with you. in ease OF need,
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SUMNER COMPLAINTS. HEADACHES,
DIZZINESS, CRAMPS. AND PAINS.
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