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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-05
Births.
In Harwinton, June End, daughter to A. w., and Ellen E. Buel
NIarT1ageS.

At the residence of the brides father, in Sparta, Wis, May 2S, William J. Brewster of Falls Village, to Miss Carrie M Strngham.
 In Winsted, May 31, Mir. Frank Johnson and Miss Alice Thompson.
 At the parsonage, West Winsted, May e7, by the Rev. Joseph Pullman, George E. Clarke of Meriden and Miss Bessie J. Scott of River ton. In Washington, May ss, at the residence of the brides parents by the Rev. Mir. Thrall, Clarence Logan, of New Milford, and Alice Clark, of Washington
 In Watertown, May 2e, by Rev. W S. Web ster, Franklin A. Chamberlin of Unionville and Nellie F. Baldwin of Watertown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-05

LIQUID CREMATION -Counteract the result of alcoholic beverages with Boneset Bitters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-05
Clubbing Rates.

To County subs ribers we offer the following peri dicals. with the Enquirer, at ike following yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-05
BOYS CLOTHING:

In this special line ladies will find assortment of genuine bargains. Our reputation as manufacturers Cllldrens ssuits Is we'll established and we are de. termined tO sustan
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-05
Dissolution.

THE Corpartnership heretofore existing under the 1rm name of A. s. Wright & Co.,, is this day dis selved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to m the aDove nrm are requested to make payment 10 Waiter Peck, who assumes all indebtedness and is auInor1zed M to collect all accounts due said firm He VIII continue the business at the old place.
 ASAPH s. WRGIHT, r. WALTER K. PECK [
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on the 1st lust. the Commissioners of Taxes
and Assessments asked Corporation counsel Whitney for
an opinion as 60 their dui, tn furnish whoever may
demand them coiics o papers In reference To- the per.
sonal lists aud Co the rtrsnna prop
cttv On the iiu inst Mr. whitney ~nt 10 the Tax De
parfucuf fhr foiiUMIra.
section iO7 IT the Charter NJ 1871 contains among
Other thtuEs. The following ir Nisi 90.
The hc eds ui ail dcrrrtns NJ. except The Police De
tnrfmt ut aud tie ce Of each hnd every Nutcan 90 hit
dcrriuip Mt. ~ ct trn. rNc,pt the Police Do part
tNN aver tcsi- the same. true aud crfuftd COS ut
amy lHuk. ntcHnf. IuIsr ktrt Wv such department
hHtNu ur UnirFr CO.. such PERI thereof rs uHN Pee nr.
macd upon nt 800 GdN cc uf i've cents r every
hhmlftd words Mctcf 10y the person dehaidins the
a,c mo- doubt Whatever that tins provision apnlics Ia
fIN ltf HifWtu Oi Ifst- aud As mt. aud fnt HnF
taxpayer who r. TO pl, ad,sucr at tc rate ut nvc
Hl receive wii H.onghi, urWrtuc-s. trur and Ger
tr'd copy VI any iaicf. hrlt hN the department ~ net
rDfr" tho irtsnnal tx Lists anu Tue assessments If"
personal if'lrfN.
OuseN'rsi siOn.duun- the administration of Comp
tlpr Groru u, attention We called 10, him TO- The inri
that law Mer, % munding au inspection 90 the hu"A'
l tile lficr. tor III tNlrs- purpose uf hunting Ht INTO
nation u uu which tu lrtu- suits against tht tty aul
asked Do, nim the question whether he cnuil ksalN
rviuse tn~lftfiun toe lr-utt tlNf D. would is
udscAl Go tie interests W Tho ct e. xiv" the inurnl
uuu then uifurWtd tim that the law iid not mai,
iuhic records ami documents should w. ofen 60 iuspcs
tom authorize bin tn liise-t.ttr tide motives witch
,tuat,d tig applicant ~ -eekiig tic information.
The rule 4 made Imperative Nai ruht ~ urs am
payers und the advantage 81 the system ~ tending g.
tulCIN &C. the trau~nH nit~ of Ne ltlc tr ltl
Hni IN, rrN prevent iraudr supposed o. count tho.
ancc tie disadvantage VI which there ARE do@htes
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Feb. 14-Thc stock market opened
hrmor, with "A brisk business in Northwestern.
st. Paul. Lake Shore. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. and New Jersey Central. Western
Union was also active. but at weakening values.
owing to indirect efforts to establish competing
lines Wabash showed exceptional activity Mt
the fret call on n favorable report Of its earn
ines. Northwestern and New Jersey Central
were especially active and buOyant on the later
dealings The RAILWAY bonds were but mod
erately active; yet in Now Jrrsey Central issues
there was an advance 10 9jh for adjustment. TO
Ga 3, for income. followed 10y n decline 10 63S,
regular. and g. seller Is and first consolidated
a~sfutcd declined to $50 There ut tie Second
Board good business IN ohio and Mississippi Als at t
Nt4a4 TVa bond. recently suld IN the cehuuflOod ut
~ The issues oi - Paul aud the Pacific roads
quiet Tut steady Missouri. kat-ns ami Texas bonds
were hitv active. hut values weak ned closing ut as
for asutcd. and ~ Tor s'cund inc. The bonds ui the
coal roads were duinl better.
Governments NVtr iu good demand aud hrmcr silcs
included It's i-s registered. tpi@ 100 do coupon. iNtl
lu4os. registered. ~. b t~i registered iUi's rlpi4
do coupon inis 52's i'~5 registered iu2s =, GU
pom, small itu aud currency Is i2iit i2t'a. The
only business ~ state bonds wRsn Alabama, class A, at
~. District 90 t"umhin iGts. rnupun sold at Slis.
Money On call ranged from - tu6 = cent, closing at
urd At g. IA "a STIRRING exchange steady at 81 $40
- ~'iis tor prime UOdaN bills
fhr following Will snow VI prices rnid TO
Al 4 an lplu vain
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FIVE CENTENARIAHa
One Dying. n is ssid, 81 the Great AGE OF One
Mnndred and Tor Year.

The Home for tho Aged, regulated by tho
Little Sisters OF the Poor. In Seventeen street
eost Of Third avenue. had an air OF gloom
yesterday. for the bodies Of two OF the oldest
inmates lay in the house for tho dead.
Mrs. McCloskey, who. 1t is averred. had
arrived nj tho extraordinary ago Of 10 years.
died yesterday afternoon. Her general health
was perfect. She died OF extreme old age.
When the first hospital Of the Little Sisters Of
the Poor was opened in Thirty-fourth street in
1870 Mrs. McCloskey was one Of the fifteen ap-
plicants who were admitted She went with
the Sisters from one institution to another. and
beyond steadily intensified deafness her
health was good. and her mental faculties
were almost unimpaired until the last
fortnight ago she walked about and did
not seem to he failing; but about ten days nGo
she was missed from the Home. she was found
in the large garden attached to the hospital,
wandering Ia n bewidered way. unable to find
the pa;h. II was very cold. and she was proha,
bly, chilled. but she manifested no signs of
physical discomfort When she saw the attend;
ants approaching. she threw up her arms aud
cNclaincd Where am |? where am |? |
couldn't find my way back" She was taken into
the hospital and put to bed and there she sank
quietly and died without pain She had
nephew who visited hcr when she first became
an inmate o. the hospital In Thirty-fourth
Near her body lay the remains OF Mrs Brock,
who died only few hours earlier in her 1924
year, Her scanty snow white hair and wrinklrd
| ince brtokcned crent nlse. Both she AMI Mrs.
! McCloskey in their last days evinced a tendency
| 70 make their age even greater than it was; but
| In Mrs Brock 5 case her two daughters. them
| selves aged women. who frequently visited the
! hospital. assured tho Sisters that their mother
| had passed her first century 10y two years. she
/ was much more Intelligent in her last nomnnts
! than Mrs Mctluskcv, and retained her faculties
! - the end of her life. No dimness ~ eye or
! dulness Of ear was noticeable in her. and when
/ she died. at o'clock yesterday morning. she
| was fully conscious. A few hours before her
! death she complained Of feeling pas, but 1t
| soon passed away, and she died peacefully.
The Little Sisters OF the Poor have In their
| Home only one very aged woman now. Mrs.
Gallagher. los Years OF age. who Is unable u
| take her meals with the other patients. but for
| some timo has boon confined to her bed. She is
! less vigorous. mentally aud ply sicnlly, than
either uf the ngud wom,n who died yesterday.
/ but her appetite IL good.
! On the 81 inst. u Miss Rosannu Hammond
! died In the Homo for the Aged At iu1 Years OF
| age. mud on the 2sth ut Mrs. Scully died ut the
/ age of lU2 years
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stephen RrodIe to Walk Ninety MILES Under
the Roof Of the Lodging House.

There was commotion in the Ncw-boys
Lodging House last evening. At 6 e stephen
Brodie. the boss ncwsboy. aged lG. partook 81 n
banquet. consisting Of bowl OF beef tea. four
fried eggs and n plate Of toast. AT ! he be-
gan walking on a sawdusttrack laid around the
gymnasium in the top story. Il required thirty
one laps and one-thrd 10 make mile. lie
started 90 walk ninety miles in tweny-iour
hours. When he began walking there were two
reporters and tire" newsb0ys present. Tho
mass of the ncwsboys were taking their tea and
lessons in the rooms below. Master Pred
erck OConnor. son u the Superinteul-
rut oiiiciHied as timer. and Make Up
William Riley as scorer. Mr. Edward
Broiir. the American Grant. who acted ~
starter at Fleetwood occasionally last summer.
was appointed referee. At Z 800 Brodie had
busted oNcr, one mile. AZ ll9 10 scored
two miles He was alfred ia white duck trou-
sers. with tight leggings below the knees. 4
red flannel SHIRT with the word Astor cmnroid-
cred across the breast. wnS lucke,l insid" his
trousers and helt~d tightly. He walked brisklv,
lis arms moving vigorously back wards uHd Tor
wards h'ruHs ms breast Win clehcteu haills
~ II ne were trvlnE 10 knock 81 Tue irtter oii
one end aud the X on the other. OF the word
Aston. Four dim gas vets gave dun, shad-
owy hight. through which Brodie moved like q
donkey engine well oiled and silent At 1852
Brodic had lott Ave miles behind him. At $50
he sucked the juice out Of Il lemon, and then
OConuor. aged IA. daughter OF the Su-
perntendent. walked seventeen laps With
| OConnor stepped further inside the track, ant
fully making her laps hhOrIer in order 10 keep
NJ. At :35 the newsbOys began 10 swarm up
from below. There fun IN the air. aud
| cheers shook the raitrrs. As they covered the
horizontal bars. the ladders .clung to the swing
| ing rings and tumbed on the polished moor, in
white shirts eheckerrd sllirts. blue shirts nan
mel shirts shirts too SMALL and shirts too large,
! they made a lively picture.
! When asked whether lrodie would walk his
! ninety miles one said, OF course he viii.
! Why, he thinks nothing Of walking 70 lonkers
| aud back" Another remarked. He Kin 90
| eight miles an hour. | seed him do il tothcr
night" one round headed Arab said. There =
"a man IN Fulton Market that'll back him agin
| any boy ia the city, ono Of the assistants of
the lodging house gave lirodie credit Tor being
| full OF business vim. He sells newspapers IN
| the morning and blacks boots IN the afternoon.
! Last month he took the prize for saving the
most money. think hen do ten hours walk
| without n rest. ~ he said he should.
At 80 BrDdir had placed ten miles Of the
ninety 10 hir credit. The boys checrcd wildly
After completing ten mites Brodie lett the truck
Tor about two minutes, and then returned
spinning around al the ratio OF about eleven
| %
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An Episcopal Church. Hair Century.

81. Andrews Episcopal Church, Harlem. eele-
hraicd rs ,ntcuuia anu,crsarS a. cycmne. aud
the Rev Dr Ahcrcomhe. now col 80. Matthew. Jersey
Cliv one oi is TWO former rector. who vet living
90 Illinois the Rev Or carp and ten other clcrsynen,
were 40 the altar
Tho church was dedicated by the R,v ID Wainwright
o rtcr church ls.S when the surrounding land
Nef in farms The parish organized IN i~2a. with
tho EtN Nj Hinton rector ANA bishop Hobart latd
the corner STONE. In i~tn ihc Rev Roosevelt Biyry
ltr.iur rector Ia i~44 Bee IuinHd Tie Roman catholic
Church and became Archbishop In the even YEAR,
o The Rev Mr. AhefcnulHe. trui lrta 20 l@'F D.
scarcely house built afd Tie irsion wrs waste
d uninpgoyci AMI almost ur-aiAhle lot When iIs sue
the i.'N ttnr.r 49, Draper toos charge the
muo offerings tor the hrst two years averaged hes
than spi
The parndc through the church Of the SUNDAY school
with IL many banners feature Of the meeting last
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DIED.

MEHRHOFF.-Tcb. 49, Mrs Mary Barbara Mchrhon.
aged ~ wears aud tmouths 1T hrartstruke
Funeral NJ her late residence S3j 9TH av Brooklyn
SUNDAY. ~ ~ =. ".
McLEAN.-At Lake Ainsle. Cane Breton recently.
Rum Arrylrshrc. Scotland Mclean emigratcd e. Nuva
Scotia In lS2S, and settled at that tine the STORE
Lake Aiu~e.
Meet RREN.-At his residence. ga ~ nv. Thursday
m1rniuc Feb ~ John McHurrvn native N the parish
Of kil-kerrvv County Tyrone. Ireland AGED 80 wears
solemn mHss ut requiem will c offered tor The re-
pose Of his soul In ST Gahric church, East 3Tih st.
will he removed CALVARY Cemetery His rela
tivrs aud friends are sprrttulV invited t. attend
PEIESr-fn Rrnukhn Thur 1'av. frh H. al cun~unp.
ton Maria Edith daughter uf Joseph and Maria Priest,
AGED l. wears
Friends are invited oai'cni the funeral on SUNDAY the
10th inst from Grace Church chapel IN High It, near
Gold. af2 T. VI.
RICHARDSON In watcrtown. Mass. Feb. ", pr.
Samuel Richardson aged over ~ years Amer pradu.
ating from dartmouth Medical College hc lcgnn Practice
~ fetrthuro. H.. IN lsi and rcn owed a. Wacrinwn
In lsi7 He was member OF the New Hampshire M,d
cal Soeetv. the Massachusetts, Medical Suci'tv AMI AT
different times President anil Ncrrrcsdcnt nt the Mid
diescX Medical Sucicty lie was also Justice Of the
REENfS.-On FRIDAY. Feb ~. Margaret. widow vt the
late Samuel Reeves. IN tie Tftl wear ~ her age.
Relatives AMI frients rcsectmliy invited tn attic nd
the funeral THIS duV alta o'clock NJ at the residence
Of DR. &. \. Burt. Mount vernon. n v
TAX New Haven trains at Grund Central depot
SMITH Al Derby. Conn. Thursday. Feb. 10. Ruby
Ella. only child OF George W. and Josie ID smith u
Corona. L. T.
Inicrincnt at Huntington. Conn on Saturday.
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FmpAY. Feb. 14.-FLouE AND MEAL-Were
more aruNc 81 former price,. W. quutr Supcrhue.
a. lufsiSl. extra stat. r.. slrissa#; Western
stnus ny AMI NNN. 81 iaas- ~. do winter shipping
extra. stat~fi a. dn " ana MN - 5usS1 -.
Minnesota patents e. 81, -. city shipping extras
fsdtt ..i southern bakers AMI ian, brands - -
"a. southern slppiue extras stestOn Rye nour
sui-rrnc. So stAi u Corn mrRl-Ncstrrn. &C. f22p
at. 40. brandy inc 6c 2. Ilss.sl Buckw At -four
= iun ~. 81 ab->is1. Wheat iced. Y ton. tlASOs
si1 80. r,~ feed. SD
Ho,uiuss-P,fk closed stcalter after consd, rablc
weakness the spot 80 hhls prime g. choice
old = -, sf~ go. quoted SO 90 Salc- 10 hhs
Tor Aprd. siuSt N.ci qurt 10 day. hut firm. Bsc0u
duh anil whnN nominal ~ tor luns AMI short clear
meat. low aud dui Lard closed nrtn. salcs a51
7sefs- Western nl Toe. Tor CITY prime
iuUre DELIVERY. $50 tcs -oli. March. hSsso -
chasing -ls6 7strrl. Apttl. ts- sa1c NHN. "a
1u1i- ~ O. th,d. 10 tc~ TOT Cuba s"i at IA. de-
Continent. uft1,d i4c DrCsssd hcs conuuurd dul
sui wesk 1T "s'isc tor citt aud a"'c. Tor Western.
Eees siDHsN af - -.'t
Ds.N IS l',ai "a. slightly higher hut quiet 'ales
It1ftsfsi - ~ Cot NJ red and nnf 81 lp.. Tor
Nu ruti si go $50 No 3 dos ias t'c ur NJ 3
spru- ~ie - t.r urrfri -pruz ~ tT 81 - iur
whr s. stature sa's e. at a. bush At a. l'a for 80
r' f"r February - i'. Tor d, u Mstch. ant e. ~,
iur u tr AHI I've Un4r active, sales ~ go husii 81
Western Ht f.t Barley tuil amt nominal Oats wcrr
tuDf tI Irregular, sti.s HtHh hush at HIriiaa, Tor
uIlNnd q. a a. iur ~ lltr including No mixed AZ
aii t.In fln "f AMI weak Ter Old. sud criv rail 3
rstutr quiet safes lt-i'I hu>t 40 49, tor ucW ~ >
g. f.r .b &c.. ~ i"r ,~amrr, "il 80 Tor fr,s
rnllt u f.'~ fsc. ~ for Anil 80 f'e do Tor May
40 a.. 81, ana -i, amer Goo February at 49,.
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IfEIsJ; MENTION.

Thcolorc Thomas Is 1T the Cmon Square Hotel
The g. y A will euov their annual ball in Lyric Hall
ON Monday hlshL March x
Tie Rev Z De WIT Tuinape Is In dellverA lecture en-
Titled Muscle md Goul cheer on Tue sduN evening
next IN Sictnway Hal
Mr. Jerome Buck will lecture at The rooms Of the Young
Mem Hebrew Union sunday night on the Lie and
Cha'attcrm Henry Echiord.'
Dr. Hayes will lecture in tho sunday School Han
ri the Church at ~ Jos pn thisUVeniuF Subject Are
Tic Adventure amt pis,u,errs'
The nest paror lecture before The Ncw york Free
Trade club IN the At lS2 fiith avenue, wall bee 10y
Charles /. Brace on the -utli INST
PuI,c Commissioner ErhAdt VIII call at the Mayors
ONO. laN aud NV" such Information rrEhrdint the 20
hct Department ~ bee possible apart insprc
uuu W the 81, IHrtmrnrs req utd,
Tickets held hv tho-r who unable L. lni seats IN
NiIn. Theatre Tor the nfcWons btntht on IhursNa.
will rrroiN tor amy performance AZ Nihlus until
Yet - inclusive. 'Ncrpuh. SATURDAY mint
The mrmhcr, of the Rrard u Regents u thc University
Who presented tu Mr. Rotor 'uulsr ms degree ~ burt
OF laws were 4. Benedict " frrsuu. WhtulAW
Kod, VI. brUew, g. ". GURUS, and - II Warren
me Pouhkrrpsie lee Boa Association TINT the ~.
rou Itldsncd yesterday Of an ir, boat ,ilpi IIcir
cloth There WAS no such time ma'e nor Is there boat
OF mat name.
Judgment tor slSi ~ was recently obtained against
the lion lorlindn Wuld ~ y. iruIs AMI Ma pat .u
n,d uusausnfd ~ ntiihor real nor personal property
cuId he ouud hv the Shtun
TIE West SHE Kcle Association. headquarters Al 3ut
West rWrutN eighth surtL has distributed ~ 20 ~
among Gil mWillcs duinu the past quarter, aud has
found HmpluNmcn Tor ~ iouhltH ANA ~ mhirs Ihi
Ct Tor assistance st YER frequent, ana the
has run low Contributors are wanted
As MI a,nnt A. nap to wrote patcHt opnose
hi- name trT having nren teeth extracted, At pr ,ol
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QnarrelIInu Over Gen. sAlsld..

wAsHiNGroN. Feb. li.-In the House to-day
NJ Brsfs Drm. WIS reported bill authorizing Il.
Have. to appoint James Shields Of Missouri as Brisa
her o. ncral ON the retired list
NJ White diep. Pa rose TO a point Of order ana al
hnu-u anpea,h to a. withdraw his point hy Mc.,rs
tt'-' l dem. y FfaHtuu Diem. Mo-. anu 1871
Ni N.l.. MAr-, BE- tciu-ri e. uu "a.
~ flI..t-lti va, na raruuiN hN Mt frhhhNN gong
nt'f Hr itpunu,au side oi tue han AMI charging Tee
Y .IIiu- with not having been IA tnrncFt last wear
W u'f ,nu.t, tot the appointment Of Gen Shields ~
btDIn'.It.i
q. t4- Nr White replied that the Democrats were
w. 1000 Co. make Hl The PARTY capital u.eN waited "it
=. i'u ID WHs wiling o. 'tt rN thr o. -l,irI
h..Iff
lin confusion was 80 great mat Mr. Bridges Don ,
J ".rI fi foo luIlift Nhtthtr tlfs county town
h u- Oh. Nr nIri states iiYu-c ui 4, prr ,rufafcs
- Ah 10 sa-tllrd ti' point a nldrr. aud the blii
Wa i'"fi'd 30 the tnuuluc, vi tle Whole
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DITIsION IN PARLLzMENE
TIE Home Ruies- and LiseraIs Defeated On
the Irish Borough Question.

LONDON, Feb. A. In the House Of Com
mons to- night tho motion Of Mr.. Medon. in ia
vor a assimilating the Irish borough franchise
to those Of England and Scotland, was rejected
by vote Of 2J6 to 1877
Mr. Charles Lewis tConservativel. member for
Londonderry. violently opposed the motion.
declaring that It favored the maintenance OF n
system az REORGANIZATION and disaffecton. and
would hand over political power to classes sub
seryicnt TO pricsts and dcmagoRues.
Mr.. Forster Lord Harrington. Mr.. Chamber
lain. aud Sir Charles Dixie warmly supported
the motion.
Mr. Lowther Chief Secretary for ireland. and
Sir Stafford Nurthcote admitted that the fran
chisc might he revised at the proper time, hut
they objected to perpetual tinkering ut the con-
stitutiou.
A strong whip" had been issued by both
sides for the division on Mr.. VI 'ldon's motion.
thc Liberals uniting with the Home Rulers
against tho Government ON the question.
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Nrw YoEK.- Friday Feb. i4-R"coir,s Of
ltNt~ tOlat u5 car loads. nt 71 head. uskiu- total
ri ~ since NrudtN. n.uu-t As77 tor the same time
last wees ir supply W.. h-htrr fuHu lsd htru uuhpd
ini rf,r wore positive orlefs trout Chicago 0Wutfs
O. -ru ani GEAR thc frn~ and The market Was more
ueuHr si fHr the tNnft past shade nrm than AZ the
ciu-r yesterday. Hu,trs rui no tariaus" today. trt
rhit Qufs much a. rf"A tft A't O. gct lack Snur
tn" cnuuHrc-t 81 suat 90 >s~sc v o. 10 drVs,
4s 80 - So the rnt orruafv iar stovrs -lt
ats .aHl, o. dr,s - p. Eusi 90 prime do az ti. .
~ irrss Sci 80 r.. extra nui fHucy du "a i"ii q
ira in afcs- 80 D. outside price tor 81 WcAtd H.
hnn- steers -, D.. avcrgse. taken tor tAporautu
alive. sw Loads reached tho NHrls 70 stc hour
iAiortrr~ used ~ ~c irufI V~h receipt. AMI ~od
out 60 Gr IT Britain tomorrow 80 i've cattle Aud +"Fi
qusrisrs Ol larvf
r. ccip', ct sheen aud amhs II car losds, or 100
be- ~. nAkins tfai of l-1ii since Monday, AGAINST
l62 ntur hr same unt last week ~ change Ia prt IS
IN IL" general tone ui TIE market Shcrp .ohl ~
e. ssc. r. tot extremes hul bet lambs reached ~ 70
o..
keceii Of hog. ~ car oHds or au head making a
tntal al 1854 ~ner MONDAY agHtnsi l1p ior tir sanit
time last Lave hogs about steady ~ ~ - "a
"a ~ ? loi D. With . lords 81 Curntri OlC,. l.s
p. average sod a. - phcr Sars ni car loads ui
ONO hogs. iN1 ~ LNefa.r. at 81 q y ~ n and al -
state do l'l IN HverAec. at "a 20 = iOi h. ar rr
ported Hni show singular anNietv on the part o
aushtetcTs To prep the market ~ tirtr own coat
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The Jersey city walking Match.

Thursday. tho fourth day Of tho Lockie-Bar-
Der WALKING match ia Jersey cry. CLOSED by the
former conpetns s 2iHh mile ami the latter his 271i
mile. Locke retired lame ia both ankles About
O'Clock Yesterday morning IA, went 10 ,cop the FIRST
time zinc. he began the inAtrh After short nap.
though ID, sukc- runui u. De- Ht'eml ted togo On
track Ne unable o. stand. aud to va lHst
Inllt hHd not been walkiug
barber began ~ . % A. NJ and having the trscf 20
hiniss tuk hi time. scoring M "srh mile ~ 81 +
VI He looked aud walked well la-t evening lie pru-
pose, cu~ contest tonight Icy ntcmt tius tu do
ihc last ulti~ m erht ntnutc-.
~ ucock last m-ht A4cic Burns, miss OF ~ Nrars
started attempt to Nalk u the same track
miles ia the next twenty hours either Barber or
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Brforcthe Surrogate yesterday. CorneliusNnn-
icrbr. AFFIDAVIT ,Necutor read. showing that
ssppp has been invested Tinted states 10 % bond
the ben,nt ct Cornelius D. Vanderbilt according TO
the terms Of the Will aud that haltycary payments OF
e 900 In cUi ar made 60 e j. Vanderbilt. under ihr
term. oi tho viii VIZ Lorf tN,u continued no. eros.
examination ~ INwlu u Nufgrsfcr ard then tr john
D. Drl, No. r'caiDi. ad 49, iorl SAL Al t.u-, arc
lui.si'Ic A. Nr tItutuu knnws'
fNrrff ffuf wll d. tsrNu-h with thls case. VT
CLINTON rsiuiiti
"rrst b.. lccn SID s,otcu tnt 1t has ceased 80 be
WIN" was W. iuri.s rtlsinltr
Mr tuntrn-l huls NAY grove mistaken.
Mr. lori-oh. 900, that taIt be - while YOU are get
Ln. slfuua day.
TIC suuoiat-iti. hardly fair to expose private bust
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a Min. superintendent. LII, Threatened.

SAN Francesca. Feb. 1.-THE situation NJ
Boie isuu.haurcd Tho sup,riuu uien;s At a meeting.
decided to rrsi. the demands OF The ncchnuc and TO
import u-n At necessary. The Miners Union d-clsins
connection with the strike bat viii probably take early
action IN the an.r n. many menicr- thrown out nj
cmulntnrut Grurgr nalt Suieruis nirut ni Mono.
slapped ihe street thu morning by two Nuters WI"
announced their Intention taking HIM forclhly before
~, Mechanic tmuu ptly drew pistol aud drove
Hw az his as.sianiN tskine refuge tore l- hir is
arN threatened the street the strikers saying Il J.
tlts .tft.. o. mott