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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

TIMER comparative excellence IL recog-
Il cognized by the Judges in their export,
from, which tine iotIJwing is an extract,.s
'sThe b ~hont N ger Organ C0;ss en-
hibit as the best Ins.ru aents at s,,lIrfee
rendering them possible to large class of
purchasers, having q combustion of Reeds
and Bells. predicting mover and pleasing
effects. eontainilg many desirable infpfove-
meuts. wi l. stand longer in dry or "uan2
climate, less liable to get out of or Ter, an the
boards bang m sde thres-ply. put togsthef 90
1t is impos ,ible for them to either shrink,
swell or split The OIL Organ awarded
this rank.
Tue Medal add Award was granted after
the most ssvese competition of the best
makers, before one of the most competent
jaries ever assembled. 80.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

8. W, RJse Is altaJciz d to make eollec-
stons for the SILVER srAre. and receipt for the
same.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
v DeessrlEa

Fashionable dressmakiug, cutting and
fitting q speciaity. Three doors above
the Courthouse.
MRS RHODES.
Winnemuccs. Nevada. Feb 10. : If
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400 Il.i
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ny STAGES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
by STAGES
By NEVADA STAGE LINE PARADISE
ARRIVALS LAST EvRNIsG.
A. Kuhn W. Adams,
T. Laswell, NJ. Amer
DEPARTURES THIS MORNING.
Miss Gercia, ". +. Robinson, C. Carlson.
By IoAHo Stage LINE.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
ano. Catalow, ID. p! Pierce,
Miss Clara Lovejoy.
DEPARTURES THls MORNING
f.. b. Tage.
rzuzSzzprsssz.nsz&
Lost.
Near the town Of Paradise. a mem
orandam book, on which the name
Wilhelm" is printed in gilt letters
i contained twenty. & ve dollars. which
The hnder will receive upon returning
the book. which was present from
the losers mother, to
CHARLES KEMaER.
CHEW Jackson'sI Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. pov90 40 T.,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

SAN eaANas-os '-r0cx REPORT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

CHEW Jackson'sI Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. noy20. 7S.1y.
The sun., 1879-02-22

FnIpAY. Feb. 21.-FLovE AND. MEAL-Wcre
ac @ S 81 ss wv 75 ' sxTa State. Sc sisNssaSS, West
crn spring Xxx aud XAN, fil5eS5Si' % winter
s5F5 Minnesota patent. 5, 5osss IS. city ,hppns ex
stiSssS aihera ' .ippias SSifa. sistic@ sye doGr,
suyernue. e. 9ttis C"rn mssl-wr.trrni SC. s2;2l
ns. ~ GlesIsj Wheatised. y ton. slA1Jaflo 5O' rye
torfos-spoi. rraln lie, hi,her pnd mcderaiely
ing at T7c or March oWlc ior Apr iOu5c. ior May.
ip2ic Tor june l19c for Juiy ana lO4e ior Ansust'
rEouugss-rork duii wiz az adyaneg dp. wholly ~ 70
s s,i' ii ., ~ 49, a.. 81 ef ~ a. ,u sn N W , &
esr ~ lols api ..r, q9s3 herr ae rs n"Xe; .;
~, .isndv. sale, 5nD fresh lces. et 50i de-. hiin.
7'teSc 25 o. xe; 40 hel... ~ n o. Lard was 9nct
erg 7c elosgs AZ ee5,seIe as to arrive arrive 3 % VI and
Wt'"", N o,,sg o-tc cI'.i~s 7n,e A,rii 7t1i.a
717,.s7 i-lsc.; MAJ. 5o7hg7 l2Jss73s june 7-'s
hol. air sale u, o,te1,,c ior city aud i'4s'e Tor
Wtsicrn LeT. lover AZ 'sias.e ..,....,.
VI; ,,,cs 33nou bush q, sfi.A9si IS ier s. I'D
& IA 'or unirad"d - winter e.i2'sqH y or 80
white, nni 81 l34asl ls5s or hie wuii.' y" 2 rsi
4" Tor "a a. si ifs NIX 80 @mier ~ A,r.,
~ - 2it AMI No whlte do Htst 10 Barley 80. iowrr
",l % m ,nr M,s ~, Ky at. a, .nip.b Al .
ndSri aud 52957c tor WHIT, lncludi.g y miN'd AZ
a2is81@Asc C.fn was elsef nui ratlrf g4tti s,ifs
s{o6g;n s,4t.s',c 'or .,esa'J 4eh g'ic or So
47s.c Tor 80 Tor Apri. iale. ior seAsr for March,
ami 4Oc inr do. tor MAY.
,ro.EEirs-Ra~ su.ar was quiet ard unclaimed at
,dsr inlr 10 snOl refining. melHdn si at ~
rc.urI srndy at - =. i'r stanlari "A and ~ 40 or
haris y q ihoa..cs sult iat-ly az . Mc ahd ruled
st,adN iurei dun ani nominal kin uilc ~. inul-
itrnt, ly atfiVr unchanged at iNlar ter ordinary
To riuu ith snles 800 hags. tni Grades Qu and
unchin-ed Rice mirlv active 'ilf7il inr luu.sie.
srspWrs-Rosn. quiet. bu, ar,n a, sl.t-,,6:i - u
cnod rtfaiNd SiIrts turpr utr steady aud "a at So.
Pet olcum quiet but hrm at VA nii tor rcn' "a hhi :.
Talow .teHdg aud quiet at o,atsossr prime ArVri.
lg iron irm anl more ntuN, ,u.". lately 81 @lys
i'us -. aad ats S'ass and 10 soGil7. ~ {
tons 30 .sciucr ru s ihfuaHe 81 t4l Ocean .fTels'
were quiet ht ne ally ft"nHf. gfhu tn London. uy
no.. "a. g.. 81 b.. do by sH. A. 81 a.. nHu, =
81 ttui 90 litrrpnol. by .,i 3ln65--l grain 10
Olase0W hN .i g. dn t. Coz b. fur orders. ST. do
.nptfl 4 81 un g. Ofuru. l1c y hu heli ruunl 4
tetfurum tu London. %. 81 WI * ga,t tsluV. Ia
/ sot copper unchanged at l'is al'4,.
The sun., 1879-02-22

though he had his weakne but ho believed
that he influence OF Wakefield WIS all powerful
over Nd"rt.. Wakefield wns Il very plausible
man, and L Nideot and Ladd were on the
Police Board he thought he might induce them
to pursue certain policies to his advantage.
Can't; Price, was then asked to give I'M ex-
stables. He admitted that his horses had boon
krlt urrc. hut said be had permission of the
Police Board and had paid for it, Witness ex-
Dntc'tlvc Stiles testified to tho intimacy be-
tween Nid"l"t md Wakefield. Wakefield had
tod the witness often thn Ni1elrt did As he
directed. He had often been ut Wnhpncld's
oilee when Nidelei would stop on his way
to mc"tng Of the Police Board. and the
TWO would consult together. and then Nide-
i.t would come back and report to Wake-
ne!d altcr the meeting was over. DR..
ahead anu make cAses against tho lottery
folks and told him TINT Wakefield furnished
tho mongy, At the, time Cnl Armstrong was
appointed United Suites Senator. L1dd WAS
Wgkcn.ld's candidate Tor the vacancy on the
Police Boarl. and Wakefield told him that
Ladd's petitIon. WAS drawn up in his Wake
George Anderson was the man who drew up
Indd's petition. Mr.. Anderson WIS not now in
the city and had not been here for some time.
VI" hnd not been seen here since the meeting Of
the Legislature. On one occasion Wakefield
went tu witness and said: Sharp thing. thnt Of
min". in sending my wife down to Hot Springs
to capture tho old Governor"
When Armstrong wna on the Board Wakefield
made MIN believe thut there was gnnibl ng
ring in town. Well" said Armstrong. If that
is 80 they all shall have a chance" meaning
that all the gamblers should fare alike nnd that
after that the rniding ceased. Wakefield imme-
diatrly proceeded TO fit up the "Wndsor'-a
splendid establishment near Sixth and Locust
streets. All kinds of gambling were carried on
there. ana Il was the finest place of the kind in
town. One time Wakefield asked mo to 20 with
him W there and piay. but said no; there
may los raid. " This place" said he. " is
rnidcd only when | say So" Witness had
gone TO pr. Nidelet two weeks ago and told
him NIL about Wakehcld's rascality. and ali
that Nidelct snid was: Well, I expect 1t is dog
eat doKw Witness liked Dr. Nidelrt. and
thought he had many good traits of charactcr
and ne had tried 10 get him ont oi the Influence
Of Wakeilcld. but he seemed tu be charmed M
bird s charmed by n snake. Ladd WIS inti-
mate with Wakefield. and Ladd and Ndeei
| have a room together.
| 5. A. Brmis. Charles d. Parsons, President OF
! the State Savings Association, j. VI. Franciscus
! OF the LucHs Bank. aud J. ii. Lghtncr testified
| % general rumors OF Nideless Intimacy with
| Wakefield and connection with gambling
! ring.
Thomas J. Smith testified TO Wakcheld's part.
nership with himself IN the gambling house
| known as The Windsor" and ~ Wakeheld's
assertions as to his power in the Police Board
The sun., 1879-02-22
IMTSElfEN7S.
sullivan aud GnberT. soreerer" at the
broadway.

The new so-called comic opera, the joint
production OF sullivan and Gilbert was brought
out last evening at the Broadway Theatre. 1t
WIS preceded by farce. the " Rough Dia-
mond." which WAS 80 ind ffsrrntly acted that II
only SERVED 70 weary the audience before the
opera WIS begun.
AZ 20 this latter work there can scarcely be two
orinions. How tn" same men who produced so
pregnant md telling bit Of satire rs the
Piuaiorc." and set il b such apt and taking
music. could have written n dismal affair like
the "Sorrcrer" Is simply n marvel. They
seem 10 have emptied themselves OF every idea
in the previous work. ald left nothing for this
one. To be sure II WIS difficult to Judge OF the
musical merit OF the opera. ohscurrd rs il was
10y su 'n absurd attempts at singing us those OF
Only one Of the characters seemed to he IN the
least iitted Tor his role. and that was Dir. W. ~.
l. nguri, who took the part OF the SOrce7'e'. IL
would aim ~ have been Rn Improvement 10
have permitted tha nctors To- speak their parts.
leaving the music To the orchestra inefficient.
thin. and unsteady rs TINT was.
Mr.. Gilbert IS uni"nihhly man ot humor;
but If we hni nothing bur this specimen Of his
hnndiwork 20 prove the fact. II would stand for
eyer improved Certainly thrr- II not u laugh
III ,nS fh.r ply ~ ~, iie M
10 take the rhgraNer OF the lover, anil that WIS
- tempered by pty at the absur,lity OF the
thing that there was no pleasure IN II.
A. to the music, II iell as Hat upon the audi
enen Hs the words
The management have put far more care and
expense upon this produ ton than IL des ,rvrs.
Although So long postponed for rehearsal. il Is
still in no condition To- he present 81 10 the pub
lie. for the choruses. ~ well as the solo parts.
wrr" only halt learned, and there was through
ont the evidence OF in 'ompletpn"ss.
But making allowances for all ths. II does not
seem possible hy any am"ninent or improve
mpnt In these res poets eyer 10 make this dreary
affair successful or entertaining. We do not
se'. how II could b" 80 under ANY cir,um-
however
never can be with the cast with which IL is
pr sentrd nj the Broadway Theatre
II il entirely unnecessary to go into any do
tail Of criticism uf the oprra. II is sum lent 10
say thnt the persons WHO took part in il ARE
none Of them singers. No more 80. probably
than any equal number of persons whom one
would meet In the street at random.
There are good actors among them like Mr..
CromIton who would do well enough IL they
mad no music to contend with. Hud il Mr.. Lin
gard had the support Of u few others like him
self. litile simulated spirit might be infused
into the nffiir: hut under It's present conditions
We cannot regard il IN any other light than that
Of a melancholy failure.
The sun., 1879-02-22
ROLCH'S SUn>IDr GRIR


WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-The following is
the full t-Xt Of the Brazilian Mail Steamship
Subsidy amendmentas it passed the Senate this
morning:
FOR ocean steamship service bstwce the United States
and BraA $1,000, anl the Pustna General 4. au
thorized aud directed alter due pnic advertisements 10
contract or time not oNcee4ing YEAR. carry.
ins the mails once each nont. commencing no' Later
than July. 1873. from New YORK by way OF Nor.
folS Va. 10 Rio de Jincirn AMI once each month";
commencing not later than Mach iSsn iron New or.
leans by way OF 1pvc-iOu, rrNts, Co RI de Jtneiro.
nud return. inclmiius rnyfiatr int rntdiste
ports with the lowest tiider 'ins responsible owners.
owned tun screw ,teamsh D. of mot thau Sup tons
alter the hest modern m'sel. tpabv fuAiu- th.rrrn
nautical knots an hour such ua CARVING 90 be pid
nt not exceeding $50 lrr rtuNcal ule rr Huuuu. one
waN or the defiance actually trtNri lttwc,n the ter.
utu o each W sald routes, lriNld a. however, tIt The
ntulal cUutTusHtluu tur such Iu-it .trNi0c shall
exceed the sum o 80 .so Tor e ch "a said lines. The
tN lines To he contracted suti and
contract o. 80 INTO enrc urss bu D service sual he
tuntructd q Tor and t-tlhu hrd Hccurin. 90 tlr pro-
visions o IN. act ueitherc nrit go Dee considered IN
inrcr 10 the service on rer line be ahaud med 10 cun.
unurd and the con rict- tIerrOr {, contain al pr-
visions Tor securing ~ i'ut vice, wlirh maN hr Gus
touaN Ur required b, laW in such ct-,. TIE Hm"unt
g. oupI though each hur j. % receive -ltDuD Yer
HuiW \. tlr Ncw OF aus lu L. not to lr v.tthi hi.hri
uui March eeO no greater Appropriate was required
Il this
The sun., 1879-02-22
DETECTIVES IN INWOOD.
Testimony showing In What Way They Made
Night OF II There.

Detectives Waite and Bovine Of DR.. Cros-
by's Society for the Prevention OF Crime drank
liquors in The Broadway Retreat" q harroon
in lnwood on the evening OF the 9TH inst. The
barroom was at least technically. unlicensed
and John Mcdonnell. ostensibly the proprietor
WIS therefore arrested. He was tried Yesterday
in the General Sessions. On the cross-eXaminn-
ton Lawyer klntzing drew out the admission
that the detectives drank cOpipusly OF beer in
the bnrroOm and that when they tlrrd OF beer
they begun To drink hot whiskey aud winter. and
then went 10 Patrick D"oleys licensed barroom
"a short distance away, ana had more hot WIS
key and water. They returned 10 McDonnelts
barrOom aud mad mOre beer
Mcdonnell testified. in hla own defence, that
he does not own The Broadway Retreat" but
bought beer from Patrick McFHdden, the owner,
AZ price llX "a by the latter and kept the prOllts
lie sold beer under Il license granted to Mr. Mo
Fadden. but he did not sell liquor 10 tho detec-
tiyes,
william Hayes. plumber, testified that De-
tective Waite gave him dollar 10 buy whiskry
cents worth of whlskey aud returned the
change to Detective Waite. Then the detectives
drnnk the whiskcy in McDonnel's harrOom.
and AZ o'clock they started 10 catch u train Tor
this city. but were SO drunk that they fell SIX
times within three hundred feet.
Judge COwlng snid in his charge that he was
inclined 10 believe that Mcdonnell innclrd that
he hnd right to sell under the license granted
10 McFadden. but that icense is not Legally
showed thnt he was. in law. the owner OF the
barroom. He must therefore be- convicted.
The Jury convicted Mcdonnell. Judge Cow
ing imuOsed $50 fine
The sun., 1879-02-22
tININcIIL 4ND cOMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, Feb 2l.--fhe market opened de-
pressed for the leading railway fan les but
more especially SO for the Granger roads aud the
trunk lines, and in the deaiings before the
second call Northwestern sold 1T decline from
the final lids ~ yesterday, MEXICAN Central.
were also lower. Western Union Telegraph
an ! the coal roads wer". however. uhout st"a ",
and the st. Pauls hnrrlY cheaper. Al tho SECOND
call thor" was some recovery IN tone and wall
urs, and the later dealings exhibited renewed
activity ana huOluny, establish lns q slight but
pretty general advance Tor thn day. There WAS
continued s.ecuhuFe n".c.t n th' luW-puced South.
wVsrrn ruhds Invest rut shares were uu. und there
was decline ui IN Rensselaer, and ~aritnln
Railroad honds continued 10 cNhbt speculative inter
est New Jersey Central declined hut Missouri X lnsHs
nhi Texas Hs'eu'd were VERY active ui"mu- az Ai's
aud advancing 10 5f'6 Gem raj iacic were atain
SER AMI NetrupuItan Elevated sold down T. M.
Ohio ana Mississippi seconds declined io Oi6 There
was htte done in nrstcAss Issues The Issues the
coal roads were generally dearcr.
Governments ouet at the eRllA Sales included: 5
The sun., 1879-02-22
Amusement Notes.

"Thro' the Dark wilt le produced At the Firh Ave.
nue Theatre an Monday. March 3 " II ) Pnaiure %
continues tn draw lar-c audiences iu the mean time
Tdav ours will close It's successful career at WaL
lack with the matinee Hui evening ucriurutuccs on
Mnuiay evening Mr. Noucicnulrs new draul Will be
produced, Mr. Walack assuming the leading role.
Little Rcd Riding Hood Will celebrate wa-hingtons
birthday hV giving thrre lerinrnanc"> ht TIE New York
Aquarium to-day, At II A. and nt . 80 and o'cuck r.
NJ AtrHch perform Mue. Oscar viii introduce her
educated Arailn st.ed Euir. AMI Mr CHARLES Seey tle
Jolly Jester. Will furnish the iun
The Bro0kNn Academy NJ Music was comfortably
filled last niet Ia an audrnce assembled 10 witness the
production O Mother ami son" b. the Union square
Theatre COMPANY Mr. Grur.e clarke ns Huua IL 81
Asd.s. MIR Grnrue DrNcrr as " THlnud Mr. " Herbert
as Ls-hud Ms. Fanny Moraut MS Birmso Ne y An he.
Miss Linda Dictz Muoeht AbiIs, aud NJ Marie vii.
kins Nm. Grstd uate up thr leading parts ot tile
cast The play was acceptaby rendered throughout
The sun., 1879-02-22

NEw YORK. Friday. F.h. 2l.-Ro"eipts NJ
brtffs tH-iuy lU1 loads ur $50 head hinl total
~ % since MnnlaN. asaiu.t - .ur tr ttle
lr.t wtrk Drmtud lair and cattle all su. bat irets
tow ard the cl rHsrr. Hid itrst -al,. Wttr
smtl rcdncugn trfu ni emu rats SDm" loo' and
mixed lots q cuW.. hci Hud sold
at "a y fn drrs~ % b common tp ar steers
raHs,d RON - fu 9sc g. drr.- aas - p vu,d to
rriUie do at So. iac dTc-s 81 2 D., vi II
ti' hr. ,nl t ipsr 10 dns. 81 n, exporters oi ie
about 40 rilaiu' d n w ,ueuts tts ltf.
hot ilinu tu tr 10 qutritrs reported udt
in WHIT star stranrr. ..2u quarters were shipp,d
Nl.t,Idal ga gu Anchor line bat
Receipts >lrtt. - loads. .N29 heti. making
n 80 ". ultN against ~ l.o tl"
last wees. Market rItlrr tallr rinut pr
or -. t. q fur ordinary 10 chVcv fur.ier slip
meme uuIcHlcis
E.ccit,O huss. - car loal-. or 80 head NJ sales
tn hNr wei-ht stne very common euls were sod late
A
The sun., 1879-02-22

BOLTON In cowcM County, Ga, recently Thomas
Is Do 30. ustd Al wears.
DAt>BACli--At Culocs. y Feb. 20 John Dtus.
hich. aged ~ war. H. va, hu n AZ C,tNmtu. sencd
ln tc WHru 1sl2, anL was cun-lseut Methodist lor
htll "a ctutirN.
DAlA --ln Huohu. Hancock County, Maine, recently.
.4'pI llI,N, aged about lId year.
lAsaLrf-lu West Euus.u. 4h, VI, Feb. IL Lorenzo
fI.. o. u-tI 80 N,ars
IllmHs Hiiruy. nsei 10 years ani muntus
Iir tuucra viii t.k. plh g from hls utc residence,
l.l2u l-t AN., ON sun lhN. Feb d. itl O'Clock.
nlff Al Mana CITY, CaL. heb -. G-nrge Git IA
III, t0h year ~. ms axe native Nashville. Tenn lie
graduated from the Naval hirmy. Joined the C,n eI.
rraw navy, Aul cnmnunitd the iruclal ArAun,l. uu
tn Mls,sNpL lie settled IN Napa about ave years ago,
AMI owned ihc Napa Register
GkEGORY-In paubury CInn, Feb. II, Desire Greg.
The sun., 1879-02-22
AnInve.tlsn,Ion In secret.

For several weeks past a committee Of the
Hudson County n. - frceholers have been in,e.ug
ing alleged fraudulent tran.asuous OF the Stationary
Committee OF the Board in purchasing supplies The
myes,sAtun wa- al hr,t conducted publicly the "lce
at the Board hat on Wednesday night hs. the Commit
Tee mot secretly IN the Griud Jury ON back ~ the
Court llou-r. Hnd Nlmnrd lachard NJ Jordan. one ut
tie dealers rom whom. 10 j. alleged SUP les
ch1sd NJ cNurhthut rccs uud 10 Wuuu contracts
alleged tu have irvn iraWiulrutly awarded resu.u-
un VA passed dirccul- Ir clerk mot tn allow
60 see the mlnut's" u'lr proceedings On rhur>lW
last at the regular meeting ui the Buafd, FrOchuiirr
EldN presented rcsolunu which wa % 4--el rrquir-
in1 the INesu.atnS Committee " conduct tulr exam.
The sun., 1879-02-22
Troy. Indle,ed Han. omclnl..

TROY. Feb. 2l.-In the Oyor and Torminer
mi. afternoon. counsel for Thoma. Vail the indicted
President Of the Merchants, amt Mechanics Bank. moved
oquash the Indictment for Ierury found some time ago
on the ground that statutory offence charged in
the bil AMI hut the questions u the bank suprfuun-
dent which, u i claimed. were falsely answered hN Mr.
Nii NOT required hV iw tn he answered all The
motion WAs drnlcd Aaron Val, Jr. al1tn,r o the IN.
r,ctrs M the lluulrrtd hank, ana Francis S.ms, the
cashier. have also been iud vtHl.
An undictncnt has b found against Grorre II Cooper
ChHrm the Board ut supervisors. OF uutns To
secure tlr auit "t fraudulent claim presented by one
al lua a4.taga
The sun., 1879-02-22
pi Mnr.Ln,. Jewel. STOLEN.

Before Nine. al Murska went to the Academy
NJ Music to attend the Martha Washington reception on
Thursday evening she conhded brooch consisting o
single diamond with large cluster pendant TO Theodore
Won Gluser her hu.hands valet when she returned to
ht r Huartmrut at ~ West Washington squure. Won
GlU,r the ,uitnrc stone AMI twoir.m the cluster, the
three valued lt s2,Ou were gone, Her husband. john
til reported the case TO the police, aud Yesterday
Detective cunning arrested the thief
The sun., 1879-02-22

Johnny Cummings aged s. limped into the
jefferson Market Police Court yeste rday and asked Jus
uee wandcl Tor an order IA kill dos lie said he had
been blazing on cart In sixteenth ami had fallen
cut wnercupun tie dog lew az him and bI hlm
What KIND Oi ~ dog Wasltf'
" A ug spotted dog
" VINO docs 10 belong toy
To Mr De Brde ol il2 West Sixteenth street,
look pniucd surprise passed Justice Wande .
face Ms he said iu nm undrrtunc,
" gave De Bride that dog myself"
got al Odd
The sun., 1879-02-22
A ro,n, which Mr. nlnlno oyerlooled.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sr; The peo-
pie who control the agencies OF John Roach's line Tor
regencraung American commerce at Rio de Janeiro
Bahia and Pernambuco, are Wilson A CO., an English
firm which, during the civil war, was most active IN
helping 10 destroy American commerce By furnishing
coal supplies aud Information to all Confederate
NisltnR the BraLi.ian eoast ". E.
The sun., 1879-02-22

Keeps Custom shirts. made To nra,nre The verv best
that produced at prce. SIX for 80 Pcrfcct
SatisacInn guaranteed. kecW. patent partly-made
Dess Srs the very hest thatcAn he produced at any
price, SIX r,r ~ Enaiy flushed hy anv little girl.
KEEPS GiN gHAN UMSnELLA5,
tile very best Pitrnt protected ribs. my per cent
stronger than NV Other L uhrel u made. 81 each.
KEEPS ktD GLOVES
for Gents tho VERY best. nlan embroidered 81 q pair
KEEPS UNDERWEAR. IN ALL STYLES.
Handkerchief. Hosiery rirs &c. AiHuOds warranted
Sanr"s tni circulars m tilcl rec.
KEEP MANUFACTURE COMPANv's STORES,
6IT BrOiiwny. ~o,v yrt 34l fultVu st, Brooklyn
The sun., 1879-02-22
BANKLNG AND FINANCIAL
rnrpAY. rrp ai-coyslprRABLB ExcrrE

FRIDAY, PER 81 CONSIDERABLE ExcfTEMrNT
has prevae IN " II It. dufinl the pa,t week anl those
ndrrs hu deal tn sucks could not seiVct ule
favor be ,ppurtunty than THE pres'n 10 operate, We
observe that Mrssrs Hunt Gilbert Co. bankers aud
stock brokers id Broad See have been very correct III
lnrr tuarset editorials, punhshrd IN cir dnily sport
Tlrv have excellent acits Tor negtiutiug stock eni-
tracts and carrying through the Stock EXCHANGE rnc-
uonal large lots NJ stock nn margin VI per cent IN
stead OF the 10 per cent usually eNacted by brokers
They nail irer on Application, daily ~ O'Clock, ihtr
su report, rs also Hu eNiHtalurN circular culttniS
uulus.