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snenh Thlrr Morann,. EsploIt..

Two men were fined S. each. In the Jefferson
Maract Police Court sc.eny for Sighting in tlc street
ana William Ao,sau. SHOWN 90 the police rs sneak
ui,f .eup,t up Co. she hr and paid their nncs As he
Was about 60 go out Morgan, who was hand IS
dressed put DIS hat on ~ ua court room and negcot ted
Go reaO,e b. when told 20 du Ne was arrested tlr
cu'cnpt o court, and leaked up IN the eNaminat 30
fu.In ali Olrtr wilson who j. lame rom recent Hc
ril uf. Nl. uu,t.i tlrrr tn watch him when Wilson
HH-.t r.. nf rtnd u tle ruuu Morgan stepped ON o.
bench Threw 81 the Windows. and spfang uut
a. I. hDl t,d t.it hr Na, Il o. 40 this hv seeing
C.tf N.luIu.N nt the Prince tuirt station. vino
n.iu.cI llu luf $40 ur tltur offences Morgan
at.I td uu ihe -upW- window .. hhd i' 8" t'r sne'
so Be distance u Twelve l0cf striking Ou Ms hrai The
fail t,.e hi i- ANT cut ana bruised ms taco terribly
ic staggered 10 h.s oct and lau into jefferson Markr
where Doe va. caI cared llc became dguuous, and was
taken 100 au uhuiau.o 20 te NcW lofk Hospital hut he
soon lt .., better amt handed over a. the police
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-23
HE.tRN'S OPENING.
The Removal ofa Popular Brondway House
to East Fourteenth street.

The opening Of Hearns new store in East
Fourteenth street is the event In the world ct fashion In
that quarter OF the cry this week ON MONDAY and yes.
crday the establishment visited by thousands and
there viii doubtless be increase in the number VI
visitors today The exposition il complete every de.
partucu' ant 100 o." continued until late this cN tning
The new story ot llvan extends III feet back all the
way through FROM East Fourteenth To- last Thirteenth
str e. AMI j. -htt by ankles from The f,f such a
manner as t. distribute the regularly OIL tIr'.
az the hutldtng Tie basement j. DEVISED entirely g.
white ttois aud hh,s~ the hrst story On dr, ss nara
soils hosiery itus. aid fancy .uHi- Tue second story.
henhiulN irpitd in llack ani ud gold color velvet
wilton. u devoted TO dress suits Hul wraps. the front
A. show fuun ana ptuu ltrlu. Nr lacN a ladies
niuh- room The Top story j. u.D iur manufacturing
purrc-c- hNiranic elevator run b, water ustu al oi
sieAm aud nnir siaicHsos connect the several stories
The artan-eE ut Of the house tor the opening was III
the best taste uiiA uAhle The hurN decorations which
were elaborate eiNn- TIE look dover ai fancy iair
L. the WNut huu~r supplied 10y Wilson. the florist
The large floral horseshoe ..-uicd the srcuud story
staircase Tor good luck contribution from the
cirl@ employed stlcsNufncn In the store EACH and
every ompl yyc wore bouquet noscgaN. ant every
curt iie hv both rroprictors and CLERKS t. maze
the OQt ming entirely successful.
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FINANCIAL AND coMmERcIIL.

TUESDAY, April 22.-Thc stock market
was fairly active. but with q fevcrlsh ana unset
iird tone. Tho old fancicS' such a. the
Granger roads the trunk lines. and the coa
,hnrcs were uniformly depressed. and IN early
dealings somewhat neglected. Michigan Central
alone being comparatively steady. The new
'aneies. 80 the Southwestern roads did not move
RISKY. except Iron Mountains which further
ulyunccd. There WIS some reaction in
Alton and Terre Iaute from tho highest
figures Of yesterday But the most conspicu-
Gus feature Of the early dealings was
the activity and buovancy in Wabash
an I'm Hannibal and 81. Joseph. After mrri-
ian the whole market showed weakness but
in the later dealings thore was very general ac-
tiyity and improving prices except for OHIO
and Mississippi. Sales FOR the day were 2ll-
225 shares, Of when 1910 were Delaware
lhokuWauna and Western. 1855 Frie. 2Aii
Kansas pHrilir l5.35l Lake Snorr. 2 $40 Mirui-
gan Central $500 ~ Paul. 4 $50 y w Jersey
Central > 4s0 NJ. X. and rrxas 30.5JO NORTH
Western, 10 $50 OHIO md Miss I-sippi lui2j ~
Louis, Kou.us city and Nnrthrrm 273l Union
Pacific ~ go Wabash. OZ5 Atlantic and Pa
cihc Telegraph; 1900 Western Union Tch.
Terre IlHute, $3.50 Iron Mountain, and B. 2JJ
G., G, aud !. G. Ad>auccd-Kansas p.cihc -;
Iron hountin. ~ Ham bal Hnd ~. Joseph
common. Hannibal AMI S. Joseph preferred.
Wabash. 2'n Declined Northwestern pro-
lrrred, ~ NorthweSirrn common. =; st. lHul
preferred. =; ST. Paul common. a Lake
shore Do, Western Union, 70: Alton aut l'Tr"
llaut" . Delaware, lrrkawanua and Ng-t-
ern, Chicago and Alton o.; Morris ana ts-
FIRST pr"inrrcd. . .; Mo-. Il. aud rrNa-, d., Erie.
= Jersey Contrul. e, S. LnuiI Kansas CIV
9@pdi W ,ni plE.,rrGd i c. o,andn AZ.
llsSls~Iui pr'frvre ?. New York Central.
Rock lsIaul. AMI Michigan Central uncltauIad,
The following will show the range Of prices
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Mic Annie will NOV rrpcar until Thursday. as SHE Is
Troubled With severe hnar-encs-
Thrtlh,fuN Milton Paradise Lost H. ou exhibition
lu iuc fl,mruth CHURCH i,ttlfr Room RreuNNI
IL nleht Miss Emma Henry will take q hcncnt at the
Broadway TNDufre Mis- Henry mtrIll ct, tIr tn.D n'
ftft.I o. in " llNHtr hv fIp thufDh tIulf
COMPANY on NJ MAY next fluufur, wall give Ilacr
to Mr. ana Mfs taco kn-ht
Mr.. S'D0'n NltNa3 els iufrrcsr- venture with fc now
MaUt-l tttr i. Ifrc. 80 iW OPS u.lNi street VIII 90
iuHsIUrard iii. tNtttiu-. lils own urtiuA Aitr
maui or Won 81 Last" wlu lt irua.rl. III am tsro
.nfruNrHtN. Iast evening 900 ttts- Dh,ir-al %
-'I eos biz pa. he sat Boo front with 80 anil select
tuirct ul l~rsoull ircid> aHi directed Jus A,iurs al
HHir.u --.rst'ti-. The .Dtuctt tA.tIcai ami t't
%. 3, maua-'m'n' j. 40 uIc Aaaf. of Mr. J e. rd4cll
Wlu D. car, eel. Ialu.ta. itt, NNu tNlrifn cd. MI
NlD saves partner. M Dan ilniAlu-. ~ o. f'Ir
d,"l. q h,arsug che urtiod ui admitting u' anl
-tsN i4- .uti t,ui disable lru.0 Ia I
uuItI. tlt luttiI-r ui Nr T. g. rl nu4i ululs,.
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George W. Bryant. one OF the candidates for
Congress defeated last fall by Levi Morton
raigned IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday. TO
swer toa charge " assault and haery made by Mary
Nccnc. domestic employed IN his house. The woman
SAID that sunday, Mr. Br, ant entered the Kitchen
ami asking her how long he had teen his house
ordered her depart She >ail that her month
out and he caught h"r hy the throat beat her. tried Co.
hul her 0f the Kitchen range dragged her 60 the street
d'"r. am thttW her into the street M Bryant sAHi
lat wttr be A. Tsadlu- N lis library ne dust
ing from nc lower hall lie ciei to hfry close the
door opening therciuni Instead ot DOM 50 she used
yrnaue language. Aud said that he could do 10 himself
When hc went dawn stars 10 reprove hcf, size was
armed win q carving liur lie wrestod the weapon
from her. tns her 10 he tlnu door AMI placed her
the pavement Tie gave bail 10 appear tor trial
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IMPORTANT RACING Events.
where the Coming Flyers win Show theIr
MettIe-The Louisville Races.

On May 20, three days after the opening
races in Lexington. Ky. whore our turfmcn look
for the first Indications OF great speed in the
young candidates for racing honors. the spring
meeting in Louisville opens and continues dur
ing the week, with an extra day on Tuesday, May
n. for the most important alleged event ever
offered in this countryside new Merchant
stakes The Louisville Jockey Club is II live
racing association. Pour years Of enterprise.
berulity. and bold venture hayo made it the
successful centre Of a vast breeding section om-
bracinG Tennessee. Indiana. Illinois, Western
Virginia, Kcntu ky, and Ohio. The free Derby
Day has grown to he one Of the popular nsttu-
lions OF the Southwest.
Tho prominent features OF the meeting and
the ones to which the yes OF Eastern turlmrn
will turn. ARE the three races for two-year-olda
the Alexander. Tenn, ssrc, and Louisville LAT
dies stakes. For tho FIRST Of thcs ia rush oil
| half u mil'-tweuty- nlnn hlgh-hrrd colts are
engaged. In tho dish OF half mile for the
Ladies' sthkrs, twenty seven llillts are MONT
mated 10 contest no issue ot supremacy. Fnr
| tine Tennessee stakes, colts ana Niles VIII ily
away together In % brush OF thrne-uuArters Ot a.
mile. IulrtY- seven spirited young hniuuiS are
| booked for this telling test Of spirh. No two.
ynar-Oid event in the season VIII INSPIRE moro
interest than the race tor tho Tennessee States,
The three yrar-Ol,l stakes are iull OI int rest
The Derby ~ 10 be- run on thH op ntng day. 1t
| II looked forward to MS ono Of III" most une"r-
tain events of tho year. Lprl MutphY ana
Hnmadan Aro in good form and ihvOrlirs, hut
| tho ehhnccs are that tho priHe will los captur 'd
| by a horse that Will unexpectedly burst from
the shade.
la Favorita is ars, fnvirte for the Oaks but
| there are eight other WIN m in the contest be-
sides rattllng niles who Ave PROMISE Of becon.-
| ing stars oil magnltnde, go go
Tho race Tor tho Louisville Cup Is tho batting
vested vested 10 nat at t6S Fist. The msnons to Hinyar
| and Invrtlrr bring DAVIS Moore to tho front.
| with Belle Of Nelson, King Faro. Day Star,
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TUESDAY, April 22,-FLouR AND MEAL-Have
been du.l and Depressed Tor Tie ps,t wccN AMI to- ~
s3rst1gl. esus siaic. 4e s9e5esar. Western
extras. S3S5.s4 10. 10. NN AMI XNA. e. 25s$f -.
Minnesota patents. e. 3hss-. city shipping extras.
- eHseh 10 southern bakers and family brands.
stI1ss, southern Shipping extras. stSttda. Rye
sasS2 .. brauaywine - 1oeS 2j5 Wheat feed. e
ton. Siftgsii. rye feed. ti5
turroN-IhC buoN aucN ui prices. atisug ont Of tho
speculative ACTIVITY Wa che kcd un Slturtny followed
Yesterday by a SEM panic and marked decline Today
sfuts wcrc stoafy nui fiflN active. sales so bales
Miidhng upland ll-c Futures slightly declined. clus-
ing 1t Hole Tor NAV ~ c tor jane u Stc Tor iul
llFr Tor August llIur Tor september and lie Tor
October sales l72pn bales Receipts ut the ports
sent 2l3 bales correspondng period last season.
4 LLLL L.
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nLEn.


CoLE.-On Moudsy April a. John y. Cole. aged -
wears
,itvc- aud ircud. are c spectnuy invited to attend
the uWru also The nirmlrrs Ot tie Exempt fircmens
Association. from tue o. dencc ut his hruihc rinlaw.
Charles e. MARTIN, ~ Greenwich av, on Wednesday,
APtil ~ ~ uVirk His remains will I've taken " the
COOS. la GarnL GnuHba County. n Y. recently.
bicHrdT Cuuu. a.rd lhi yrar- months ani 4daNa
April u iicn john A. nix IN the sIt wear his age
The funeral services VII BE- bel IN trinity Church On
Thursday next 2it'i lust 81 o'riock =
ti~UsncctiuiN frGucs'cd thnt u2 flowers he sent
ami sarah Eaton aged years. months aui IS DAYS.
hcl ttiNes and friends Ut tie family are rlecuuv in
yiwd 10 attend The funeral, Anal - at $50 = NJ. from
tue residence Of his parents. Williamson av., New Lots
NrOpklu.
,ENANs-lu rhiladcphia. IA. April u. DR. Charles
writer IN medical aud teia ous subccts n. mior ~
Tnuremeni IN 1861, one Of the stknown MY sciaus
GMLLN-In Philadelphia. Pa. April H. Ann Galley
IN tive sSth year Ut her age
,utNh.-om M"ndny. Apii ~. AZ o'clock r. VI. Jane
p wife of turydun I. G'av anl daughter of the late
lWac AmcrmHn Heri - 'ars and - DAYS
Funtrnl services this lfednc.tvi evening at 7.4s al
her late residence. ioi west i2Sth Relatives and
tn nls are invited TO attend
LLWlS.-lh Talaiega county. Ala. March 81. Alexan.
der Lewis ascl 80 years.
-, MEEkER-in Nlbanv y Y. April 49, Mrs Fanny Price
M,ckrr. ~ The s-th wear 81 her age
PRA!T-ln TIL. city. Tuesday, April % at the Ross
Hotel Cant Isaiah Pratt IN the tBt wear Of his aye
Friends are respectfully invited 10 ate nj his funeral
Conn. at > O'clock THURSDAY afternoon Trans leave
Grand Central depot via Sew YORK AMI New Haven Rail-
road, ats returning leave Essex II j9r
fNt = In san Francisco, tul. Aptil u, john Prce.
or Johnny Prize, the minstrel. native Of Liverpool
ENGLAND. aged y tVurS
.WEEks At Nordsdnia. n Y. April %, Mary A.
Funeral fron hcr late residence Sd ev and ie5th ST.
on Thursday. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
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BALTIMORE, April 22.-Senator Whyte an
nonucc- that he Is uota candidate Tor reelection " the
United States senate. This closes up the last GAP and
heals the bitter fuI over the Scuaurshin Maryland
e Golnltu WIN Hamilton. candidate tor Governor,
AMI oiitr leaders have uutrd Robert VI Nc Lane,
tntuicr ot Congress. as Nj NhN'u's successor Nj
Whist, has boon spoken ~ asa caii1ic Tor Vice frc,i
dent ami w.l be supported hy uurnan and his friends
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DR.. TALMAGES TESTIMONY.
cEOSS-FN tMIN.ITION on TuO SPECI-
IICITIOSS ny MR CROSBr

ii''ii"N' "i VIZ o"oS"i'
letter. Introduced to show the Pastors DIs. |
position The sale OF The christian ut
wo.n 1% ar 1,,r1 ,a ~. S a"","I ."e
rho nu.h of sprins w,. ON IN, rn,e, of the
.t .... r,..i,,, p...i.,t.,,,.. ,.-,...t,
n.r,yrl,trrrl Taos SECOND rr 'sby'rrian Church
4, f,.niou sfrl.t Tho fn-linu.h,, T. ,tnn. ~
i" 0'''''' ...,i ,...I, t,' i,',r,..', ,'',.,,,
" i4Nu 'ii'ic' Ntti l"lla iu.t j. tttN'.-' iiI'N
a-l' Weir N-"t W'Ai', anu r''r'th'' li'r-
e'N a., ,.,.,.i...., ,'...'',..
tWtot'' AROUND '"' "'h'""'' "ni "s1m"i'r
ut.o-i' r' -utf 'uhi'd the tt,I. Most ', ite
Tt ..~..f,,.l. AND .,y.rul of th.n, Nl,.
.rl.. ,.,,.. -. '.,t.. 800
n.nn3uu.unl.
pr ..l..,ta,, the witness chair lot. or ss-
c>smn..ou. aud the Row. Arthur Grossly.
u-n-aiuls 10 legal zap paE Is contain .uc s't-
T,. tr.l.,,,. -,.,n. ,.,,.lu.,,,i ,l,r .o.,,i,,
H. Iu.i"l-' rr mr. - -t'W Snoopy an" ''."-
q ua.N AROUSED hi"-c.t to answer ,t ,cu-,A;
bu' W.. ''' ''' ~" wa s'''''1 ""-
svtr-. hc .i'li I'd '''-h ih his sal.
,t,.,. ..,,... ...., l,...,,.,.. If a.. ,ri.f
mus 10" 7'"'' ''''""''' ~ '''' ''''''
~ u.,.. you .f.-tr,,oI amy SINCE thr frs,
. ...,..f,,l t1..,. t.,.t.Is
sir. IrukctAru,.t, u stro, c,.ryi'ins
uniI..ant Letters oi that character hu, d
uIr.oi thtt t.ui.
E 49,.
70 'H' more ..in'''- ~ 'ii- ii'-"}' 'fN' tNU
.t. ~. ...., ,.if..h v...,.it ,.,t... .,,..rt.l
r."iHst Al .'a'i know. have 81 mG'A
chrrfu. f.I1ur.
g.. - Etistf.,.uur,.in- editor. v,,s ono
-
o.. ur ifi.u'S. t.' treatment of wh 'm hy Mr..
Eruin-f "A ,.N.-r .,.t.l y.,u N,y d.i y.u r,.
s.ys.-,.,,,.,. a., l.., t,.. r..,....,. ,t nj.
'' 10
Ia' -ur in~'ttei lu The SvN from tle Icu
90 uar liri-ht wAn now style hlm,.if iuaun..-
n...,...-.. ,i....,... -, ~. ID, 80
n''N''" "' ''' '''N'', u. n"'' ~ " FORM %
Plantation i"r .irihNhuS hHd ~ E.vo Nim
verbally and iu writing for repeated biuul ,r-
~ "t'". N'V"'''N- ~ l1N directions D" VA e'h-
du 90. h' t"r"r His inlirliiy. stupidity. or
rT,t.'.,.,,..,- .t..t', ,ii.,' w.. Geo.. ,'r.
o. 'N', "''." .' WIS l'',
,a. r,.l..r.r, 1l..f H. ,,i., 4. a.. r,,,,.r
w.t. l.te,,. Mt. o. .r,, l. ."- b0,a l.l.t,Mp +
an h,s' .n,s MI .f 9'n..r ~ 49,.
h. satl. va- ,..- ,.l go .li-.r.lb NJ. Td-
n .-,..,. .,i.r bad vi. i.,- ,-.l1, '.v
uutu % ur l.'.l. t... v.... sl- ,,.r. Nlr.
,.r'~ly said thn' h' pr.l's.'i ~ ow tl.'' ~.
about rcap.'. airl Zee 80, up..l Tine, q 8. ~
fah'3ay. n wa6irl r. std i.atac ,l.'' . ~,
IT, I,iier he wr.te o. A.m br. H.. Ma, an
., ..utc TWAS To- ~, rr,. In collision Min Dr.
Hg.-
tlr. Crosby-Nou are welcome To- your view
Of
TT nc' i"Ii.r e, red wrs one written by pr.
jatn-.-u rs described ~ spiritual fr'e lover
an in.'. ,,5Sl1,,n.lr ,ahd"l;' ih@ ,hri Letter
y etint. k.'s. Ms TalmaGr Mr.. Crosby said.
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Governments were quieter. and u part Of the
recent advance was Loot. especially Tor the older
issues. District OF Columbia 3.Gjs sold nj 50
a SO, closing Mt the higher figure OF State
bonds. Louisian consols wero active. but de-
cliued from 49ia 10 49, aud other snlcs ON
branrd Missouri Gs. 1886 104 Alabamas Clnss
A. ~ an Is e. mostly NJ tho lower figure: and
Tennessee Gs. old. 3j--iho latter n decided de-
cline. Tho following arc quotations Of Gov
90
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The Par,. Rllllnrd Tournament.

The first game OF the Paris billiard tourna
mclf wac iiaNtI 900 NuH'Hf evening The PLAYERS Wrr
" fot alh Narice Da!' IAs American won 1u
scnIt il not .. ported
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The SANDY Hook MY.,ery Explained.

SANDY Hook, April 22.-'fhe body Of tho girl
found 30 '4e Watr here Sunday afternoon was recog.
mnA ly Che clothing 'oday as that ol Frances Ldcr
daH-tior ~ iacub Eder d 6aytesyilic. y. ) She was
rm'ine with her sister Mafse snl Katie mitchell on the
t.e k1iau RIVER an n nci noon u JHil ~, ana
o. icc gave way Thc arctieut WIS witcss'd hy Two
mem ln s.up anchored ncur The men Huud Maggie
kurr the ,lIo- tiUping the edge n te ice, td res
twu htr France. Elder, aged 49, and Katie Mltthtl.
as'd ~. were buth drOvH'd JFoob Eder mIl"ACl u
div 0r tNudN. 90 search The bottom of tho river The
booty Of Katie MrcAtl WAS recovered saturday last
about $50 rn,,s from the place Of the drowning
Physicians and tho PubIIe Recommend Then.
hu,our fitue Porous la,cr- fhcy rein, We quickest
nv .Ae MNIe ALANI LlMIAlIgs nm frLSe y lts-lde
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.



HOW SHALL WE MAKE SOME MONEY Is THE
question t0ghi over 10y many IN these times TAX oar
advice and small amount 10 Alex fTuthtn- ham
CO. bankers l. Wall Il, Ncw YORK. who, by their Juii.
cious Investments have relieved many pressing
need send tor their Financial Report, sent iTce
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ttwaNAc-ruis nav
sun rises....., uSun sets... ~ Noon sets, 10
HiaH VkrkK-rits nAf
sandy Hook. 81 IGov island. 90 Hell Date. ~ %
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Inc Ln,e,t and Mo,. Sncccrnn

Remc,iy for consumption coughs, aud colds Is PnnuI
" nHttiu" Cod LAYER Ou. u combination Nlih ll ~t,u
AuuliMr. All druggists. D'put Pi"u slide
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Fine Snk nnt. -. 70, worth ~S.-wue ,lli
pvg.N., e. $50, Nnrfl a. l'N v'nHt'h 80, up .tll,-
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LoUIsIANA sTATE LOTTERY 90.

This Institution was regularly incorporated hy the Leg
stature Of the state tor Educational aud chqrtahe pur-
noses i- the of twenty five years. 20 which
contract On. uNiuthlr tu Of the StAta l. pledged with
4 catitni OF siplup 90 which IL IN. siucr added
serve fund b sfnpp II NENER SCALES OR POST
PONIES ltSthMonty Grand % strhuu N. New orlcanS,
MAY II ~ prizes. total St1O4u. capitals, SlOD.
siOfDp. s5Uu. A. lOlnOp tickets two 81 dollars;
halves onr ~ dollar Apply q NJ A. DAutiiIN. T. o.
box 62, Ncw orleans. La. same at $40 BwAy " Y.
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Keeps Custom shirts made tntncasurc Tie VERY best
that can be- produccd any pucc. SN Tor 90 lrrievt
satisfaction guaranteed. Keep, patent tartN .mado
Dress SHIRTS The yer, lest that bc produced at any
,ficp. SIN toe e. Easily finished lIN any httt Lirl.
KEEPS GINGUAN UMBRELLAS.
the very best Patent protected ribs. 1itv per cent
stronger than any other Umbrella made 81 each.
kEkl"S MD GLOVE,
Tor Gents the very t~ plan cmhrHdcfcl ~ pair.
KEEPS UNDERWEAR. Is ALL STYLES
Handke rchicis Hosiery Tvs a. All goods warranted
Samples and circulars mailed tree
kEEP MAST FEATURING tOMPANN'S STORES
C37 Broadway. ~, v,rt 3il Fulton -. brooklyn
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See Grealu

IfUsSELLs Ter CREAM hest IN tho city, nc.
L pes quuit % ,hu,h iur-, So. thhIuNtsi - pcr
dozen Out vi Town Oidtsa -it,mly, ~ bble House
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

OFT TO-DAY.
JOSHUA HAGGAHD'S DAUGHTER ............ 20 cents
By Miss VI l.. nRADDON.
OFT TOMORROW
OTHER PEOPLES MONEY. .. ............... 90 cents
BY EMILE GABORlAU.
JUST ISSUED
AIRY FAIRY LILLIAN ...... ........... 81 cent?
by the author Of Molly Bawn." Phyllis" &C.
Also
FAIR, FAIR. WITH GOLDEN HAIR ...........iO cents
By Mrs fEAriIERSTONiAJGu
Also.
FOR LOVE AND LIFE ..... ...............20 cents
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Singular Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO, August GA most astonish-
ing murder and suicide occurred at 81 Polk
street this afternoon, Solomon Sem, a
partner in the firm of Schillo, Kossman &
Sem, iron founders, shooting the foreman
of the firm, Conrad Engleman, through
the head, and then after swapping the re-
volver at his own head, retiring to his pri-
vate Office and cutting his throat with a
knife. Both men leave families were
sober and industrious, and not quarrel
some. The quarrel was about a pillar
which was being cast in the foundry, and
which Sem claimed was being spoiled by
Engleman. The latter denied this, and
after resigning his position on the spot and
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-12

inhabitants in Wood county, this State,
early this morning and is still raging
fiercely.
LATER.--The fire originated in the store
building Of Thompson & Barnes. 1t was
discovered about four o'clock. The flames
spread rapidly, and reaching some oil tanks
they caught fire ard burned, the burning oil
running through the streets and setting
fire to the buildings on either side. There
were six hundred barrels of heavy oil
burned and ten stores, the postoflice, rail-
road depot telegraph Office, hotel, printing
Office, nine dwelling houses, West Virginia
Transportation Company's office, Smiths
boiler works, one pumping station and
several other small buildings. Nearly
everything is a total loss. Almost the
entire con tents of the stores and dwellings
were consumed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 Insurance. $4,000.
cB-A young fellow named Frank Walker
presented himself at the District Attorneys
Office at Wilkesbarre on Saturday, and
said that he had travelled from Jeddo,
Luzerne county, fifty miles distant, to give
himself up to the police for killing
fellow-workman named Thomas Jewers,
by striking him in the face with the open
hand. Subsequent investigation proved
the truth of Walkers story, and he was
formally put under arrest.
MEADvILLE, Pa, August 5.--Y Yesterday
morning George CLANCY, farmer residing
between Evansburg and Hartstown, went
into the woods to do some chopping. Not
returning for dinner, Mrs. CLANCY became
alarmed and went in search of him. She
had only gone short distance when she
found his lifeless body. Mr.. CLANCY was
46 years of age, and leaves wife and one
child Death is supposed to have been
caused by heart disease, but, as no post
mortem examination has been held, this
is only conjecture.