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REFoRMED avn MARRIED..
Yet ON TRIAL In the Court Of General session.
In the IoneYmoon-

Mrs. Marian Joncs's rooms at IA East
Ninth street were robbed Of clothing. bedding.
aud iewclry on the afternoon Of the Goth inst.
Detective OConnor Of tho Madison street po-
lice arrested Richard Mulberry Of % Pitt street
and William Wallace and John MeAdam who
were asleep in one OF Muldrry's bedrooms. The
detective found a pillow Zip that Mrs. Jones
Identified in tho room whore Wallace and Nc
Adam we're arrested Then he saw new steel
Jimmy on the window sill. The Jimmy fitted in
indentaions made over the lock on the outer
door Of Mrs. Jones = rooms. wallace pleaded
guilty Yesterday. In the General Sessions.
Judge Gildrrsle"ve sentenced him 10 State
prison for three years and six months.
Judge" said Wallace. ." wnnted to say n
few words before YOU sentenced me-, hut didn't
McAdam amt guilty. I din the Job alone.
stolo the things from Mrs. Jones's room. ! took
He and MeAdam were there. and they didn I
know anything about whit had done Then
Wallace was taken 10 tho prisoners pen.
Assistant District Attorney Bell said that he
regarded II rs his duty, despite NRaco's eX-
culpa,ion Of MudeTy and MeAdam. to put thcm
Judge Gildcrseeye granted the motion. After
Mrs. jones and Detective OConnor had test fed,
Judge Gillerseeve ruled that Muldery had not
been legally connected with the burglary. and
directed The Jury TO acpuit Mg,,depyi, .r
... Now, your Honor" said Mr.. Bell. feel nj
liberty 10 inform you and the Jury that Mulberry
has served two terms Of imprsonm"nt In State
prison within the last six years. Wallace hn |
n'fn OUT ~ ITlNpH tilll1 Nol Ah1h WutH nc
committed tho bur~.nry.'
Mulberry" said Judge Gildersleeve. you
have had u marrow escape. ! fear that even
now You will not reform your life
" Yes. Judge will, " said Muldory. with appn-
rent emotion. II have reformed, l toll you,
I wouldn't have married. Judge II hadn I
meant To reform. only gave Wallace a lodging
for that night You'll never see me here or Ia
any other court again as long ~ | live"
81 earnestly hope 80. huldery." Judge Gil
dersleove said. Go now. and try 10 be u true
husband and good citizen"
Muldrry turned from the bar, and clAsped the
hand Of his young wife. who hns not yet laid
aside her bridal honnet.in both Of his hands.
Then they walked smiingly, away together.
Mo- diam was DISCHARGED
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WV or MiNY ScnnuEs.
The A rrest OF Jnncs ". Pntte, the Head Of ~
Wyoming Mining Company.

Atall, pccuniOus appearing man, with gray
hair aud beard. walked into Commissioner
Shields Office yesterday morning. aud an
nouuccd Tint ITO was james NJ. Pate. and that.
having heard that there was warrant out for
his nrrcst. hc had called to surrender himself.
Ha was accompanied by his lawyer and two
respectable appearing men. whom he offered
ns his hond-mcn. The proceedings against
him wcro based on bench warrant aud indici-
neni found in tho Second judicial District Of
Wyoming Territory. The warrant is signed by
y. W. Mcllrum. clerk Of the United States
District Court who ccrtinoa that j. NJ Pate
and others nr" charged with the "crimo Of
tnispsing tho United States Poet Onirc es'ab-
lishhl"nt' Tho indictment says that the &C
cuscd per-Ous were Ruiliy on Tho lst OF June
last and thcreahouts Il having devised and
intending to device scheme and artlilce
pretended organization ~ the Seminole Gold
and Silver Company, under the laws OF the Tor.
riiory ri Wyoming, and falsely represent anu
advertise the said company u &c organized Tor
the purpose oi mining and tO he the owner Of
rich mines aud valuable mnchincry used TO
work anil develop the sanc. situated In the
Seminole mining district In Wyoming Territory.
and 10 falsely advertise the capital stock Of the
company to ho yalunllc,and to sell the same and
OhiHin money aud value thcrent"
PHtte gave hail IN 81 800 before Judge Choatc
Ia appear Mt court In Wyoming Territory. His
street.
The name OF one Paitec. vii $50 address is
given IN N,sl Fiiy-siNlh streei' ngnrrs IN an
account published In 1876, purpnrting 10 be- IN
exposure ~ 'hnmcs to obtain money from the
unwary. This Patio" II said H. hive given n
great drn 81 trouble To the Port ONCE authorl-
ji's. He WAS first hogrd 81 In 1870 in CON
noction with the Temple lottery 81 Omaha. He
sui~rqurntly appeared in Laramie. Wyoming
Territory. whore he established himself on
terms Of Intimacy with membars at the l"xsla-
ture. and wan enabled to get charter for n lot
trly known ~ the Wyoming Lottery. The COM
pany WIS denounced Us "a swindle In The SuS
Of Nov. 10. 1876 Paitro aitcrward etartgd the
bihck nus lmproNsInrnt ComtnnY' Ihis was
Mining Company. whose pro,bcctusrs nm
nnunced that II owned rich mines IN the Black
HIS, but had no money Tor machinery to do
V"lop them. The next srheme OF tho company
WAS the Bullion Gold Mining Company, which
Mining Association Of Carbon County. Wyom-
ing Territory. The association issugd glow
ing descriptions ofrho riches II had buried,
branded rs false. Since then The Post Onico
agents have been uxious 10 know Mr.. Pattcc.
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I,fIIJ.

CANPRELf.-At Philadelphia Pa Fch. ~. of rarshv.
Mr.. unrcAs am. hell vile " Mr. Daniel Oanni-,
In The "sh year ~ her age. lauzhtcr te late utah
pENANE In Wilmington. y C., fch, ~ Col VIM c
tie volunteered a. private aud o. be- Ieulcns At
Al I.tcrshurg Cot pr'ano received severe wodnd In
e shoulder " grapo shot ani hrar the Close Of tle
meek D., mimic ball
flSuER-In the College Budins Canton. \ y. F"h
y. suddenly Of heart di>ase the Rev l. ~ Fisher. d.
D. AGED ~ wears President OF the laiycrsAi,t Thc0l ",
cal ~eA onl At Canton
-, HOWARD ON THURSDAY. Feb II ~ pneumonia, Geo
Nlunrid Howard, AGED II Year, aud months
Funeral from 02s 6th av, saturday, March l. al
O'Clock T. v
LtNr--on wednc -tav. r,b ~ Charles l4nt. Jr aged
~ YEAR. = months and 10 daNs
Relatives and irieni' AZ, sp"otay lnyii-i - ainl
TIE funeral ON FRIDAY Pet ~ at ~ O'Clock. nom ND
lat, residence. ltri Gf.enNich
USlkA I'm rueslny 25th INST Rt her late residence,
@-i fa-' A't st Mrs Mars - shea IN htr 18th wear.
The Tsau,eS AMI ui nds ~ the family, nnd NJ her
susin law, Law renee u ktrruan AMI tr lat" strlH
tnA an invited 60 attend tue iunrf Al from - ia
bnrls Church East a7t, i ~hsre solemn hish mas
" requiem will ~ ukcTsd on Friday morning at iuos,-k
Friends arc requested not "a sud nuWrrs
NlNbl.ke I'm Thursday morning. Feb -. Gusta, No
Nlnh'u{. born iu sweden. asei - wears
Funeral from hts late residence - fHst Houston -,
this ffN att T. " liz friends are invited Goo arcuf
NllHAl fk AT GOV, MIR, vile. Chester county, Pa.
Nr'. John MiihAuer, lust 90 years al axe.
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he denied. Tho States Attorney began ques-
uoning tho witness in regard TO getting Rosa
Mcmahon into the carriage shop with tho view
rection were ruled out. The witness was exam.
med PARTICULARLY us 10 the details OF administer
ing ; thc choro,i9rm t2 Jack and putting The body
She got the scissors and rolled tho body up on
QUO side and cut the hem Of the coat in the back
two with tho scissors. She threw tho
coat on the floor. She pulled IN
ono shor. and ! tho other, She then took M
legs up against tho chest She put the rope
around the knecs aud the back OF tho neck and
urd W the legs. ! helped her tic the rope and
then helped her slide the body on into thcbarreL
We then "ndcd NJ thc barrel She oosened tho
hoops with hammer picked up tho pieces Of
10 hold tblc head, know II gave an alarm
sic would ,iii say did i. and then what show
while the witness was tcstifylng further in
ments and the events ~ the following day.
james Burton was introduced To- testify that he
saw JACK sitting in Mrs AleNundcrs rooms in
inc rarriHge shop ono morning when Bassett
The examination OF Bosscit was resumed. It
went over tho circumstances Of tho carrying of
III" body b. New Haven. the return TO bridge
UorL AMI the milking Of his confession 10 Jailcr
Judge Lockwood. one of the prisoners coun-
sci. went on the stand aud testified that Bnssctt
didn't tell hun II his statement To- Jn!irr Wells.
lf itiIllfNl ti II lINlil u NEW NIk
Mrs. Alexander was called To- the witness box
by the Prosecution, and WIS asked: " You have
heard tho testimony OF Frank Bassrtt. Have
YOU ANYTHING To cOrrc'4 after hearing his state
m"nts 2"
=" II all wants correcting-hs statement does. "
she replied. | have told the truth. and moth
| ing hut tho truth"
She WIS examined in regard Ia several mat
| tiers on which she had been cuntradict"d by
other witnesses and her evidence correspondent
4 with that she hHi given before. Some Of her
REPLIES were made with much vehcmencc. and
! nj times the female element ia attendance
which appeared 90 be somewhat hostile to her
| laughed ~ though in derision. The Court was
| compelled Ia sag that unless dccorum was pre-
| served the court ruom would have t. be cleared
| I.yZir kaNunagh was recalled aud questioned
| IN r'Nsnrd To Mrs. Bas-.tt's testimony that sh,
| tLiIair D told her that Mrs. Alexander tried {,
! Keep from Frank Bnssttt the knowledge Of thu
| visit tn New Haven To sell her body. The wit
ness denied TINT she had held any such CONVEX
| saiion with Mrs.. Btssctt
! Mrs. BaSsett aud her daughter were weeping
| They had begun sohbiug when Mrs. Alexander
| in her t'stimony. gav. an alleged cOnVerhatinl
| with George Iias-"tt concerning them. in which
he applied epthNts To them. the cool repetition
| OF which by the Alexander woman caused Ia,
! multitude In the court room To draw n duicI
| breath,
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fence she having been nj tho window NIL tho
AFTERNOON and seeing no such action on his
paIt; Bowen. who brought out tue now point
OF having found calf tod 20 n sianchiOn that
should have been three stalls away; John l..
Davis, neighhor. who called during tho after
nNon and noticed the mara and colt IN the pas
tUro md the bull and calves in their usual
placus; Evans j. Jones, who declared TINT be
1NcI tho fence: Nathan burgess. who thought
he saw Buell. ~ the west end Of the COW stable
when 10 WAS passing. 10y. and others. Simeon
T. Griffin could not nnd the alleged track of
Buell. IN tho meadow. and snw blood on the
stable hpur. the door. rnd the milking stool
j. j. Smith said that the prisoner cleaned the
stable floor very carefully nier the death OF
Miss liiohards; aud Miss loucs. Mrs. Evans.
and Mrs. Mcfarland testified to other facts
v'ry damaging To- Buell.. Jcliu pugh nyerred
that tho bull was Of mn ugly disposition. aud
The prisoner seemed anxious ON The day niter
the murder to point out where he had fixed the
fence.
Tho jury went ont at A., =. ". and at 6P. NJ.
were allowed Nv ~ 10 their boarding house for
suppor, accomunniod by o1i'ers. The Jury Mt
s;20 J.. VI. returned n verdict Of guilty. They
were unanimous on the first ballot after sup
per. Counsellor I.ynrs moved for n now trial
gn the minutes and ON the fact that tho Court
did not rad To tho jury in his charge all the
I law regarding murder and mnnaluughtrr.
The motion will he presented in tho morning.
The jury we're discharged, and the prisoner
was remnnded until \ 4. VI.
Bu"l came into court with smile. and mover
ninchcd when the verdict was pronounced.
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JOHN BROWN GUILTT.
Convicted or kiiiinR John RcxaiIIa with an
Organ Grinders stIck.

Organ Grinders stIck.
John Brown, an Italian worker In glass, OF
10 Baxter street. WINS tried yesterday In the
GcnerafSessious for the killing Of John Regal
lia. ~ tho same number. on Christmas Day.
The testimony. given through m interpreter by
forty witnesses. Italians with unpronounceahle
names. was u mass Of contradictions II was
shown thnt Brown knocked nj llrgallin's door.
and dared him to come out into tho hall When
RrgHlin appeared. Brown struck him uuon the
hogd with an organ griHdcra stick. Ncgalia
fell up0n his knees. aud begged Brown TO spare
his life. but Brown struck him again and again
upon the hend until he feU upon ia" door I'M
conscious. Then Brown kicked him. Tn" de-
fence WIS that Eegallia and two other mon
pounded upon the door 81 Browns room. ~hero
there WINS Christmas gathering. with organ
grinders sticks. When he opened II a little waY
ono Of the men struck him upon the hand.
Then he shut and bol,rd the door. and did not
GO out
In his charge Judge Cowing asked the !ury's
indulgence for no. trying to pronounce tn" VT
uesses' names. liz referred To- them ~ " Ital-
ian No. -" No. 3" 81.
Tho Jury consulted until 10 O'Clock last even
ing. and then found Brown guilty of man
slaughter IN the fourth degree. Judg. towing
rrmandod Brown. Before the Jury separated
the foreman said that. on thg part Ot IN" Jurors
II the February teriu. he desired IL assure
Judg" COwing that. In tho Jurors opinion. his
administration - an honor TO the STATE and
county.
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dcmami bii oihsf grsdc' DAN and scarcely 20 arni
sales on The SPOT iGS ~ hush Including No rcd win.
trM ~ 1901 iSiai Va do, siia,e 1872; No. do,
SS 9 "a %G iiIifsS rs s ss,Is DO Sc s nTTf
~ nv No syriu5, - se9Ii rejected DO, s2ia a~ic.
~ ~, fcr March siltt,sstitA for April and 81 Is
nr May. Barley dull oats partially dearer; sales
'n su' c "a ZEE S for @ =. g and az 'sssG
white, safe 1--we was ~ fuu demand Al ~ ,-e3c Ior
prime corn In mocraie demand and partially dcarer,
as. foi No. do; aud a. sla'ic tor new yenow,
lgrsey and southern also % - hush 40 at t5c for
Mlrch. ~ e.. iot April. and 47'tST ,c. for Way. -
Provisions Pork about steady; sales IN the SPOT $50
NH, old mes, a Sa5i; NV NV quoted sl9IS 70 DBL,
1t SO snStloTi Bacon quiet and nominaly 5ise. lur
.ile. 80 picked .hculd,r- i&s,c ~ 10 hams ~;
Land eusy and mscrl tcy active sales on the spot 90
to- ~ ihSSN1'sr for prime western CLOSING AZ TcL
SSp e g." MN NV 81 g!GF e. a siansy at IT.
June 7Er refined quiet at 80 tor continental lot
dressed lg' nimct, .s,,sc loI city; Western 80
maud and steady. frcsil eIgs. i3a@i7isc.
GHocinSs-CUn,e unchangcdi Rio 10 $40 &C.; sales
r1 bags part &c; ul-p SOD baIs shipped to Chit
cage also 4i6hags NAracabn in the range o lS.,i7c
Rice steady hOlu-ss ~ good demand New orleans
at ria zoe. mostly ~ s3sc Raw sugars du and nom
$40 A. crushed -. f4Or ~
StSDRrs-srrts turnentne easy and dull at 90 asa,
~ 42's Petroleum stsdv and quiet Oiic tor refined
IN tbs uanhtla ~. lhnw stondy. with 4O,1D rs,
siuTi, groa-r active, sales ii2OD n At ar for web
low and -, rNtc Tar white Sic rinc hrn sales 1900
~ rriue nj TAc Ocean frc gits moderately active and
without ihgitHnt chanfcs ~ rates gram 10 liverpuo
rhecar. ~ ~ grain tn London. by steam. I'd "! NJ ;
gram ~ IlaNre nr Antwerp. T. 81 "a ar do to Anster
Htitr. T. A. w hides sales Of 80 dry Mnntrvren
100. months 80" dry Central American. i5c ~ day
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HiERfEIh

BAKTR-nrLL-N Ruriinrton Hiona County Nv.
zen ~, Mr. D. II. bdk'r aud Miss Lulu ui The to- 10
Atfcd ~ lio- tui a blue sh. princess ~ b.,
tfiuluiuu- sauu AMI point -ce-
III NARON \ FERRIS ON ucSiav Tsh. - hv the
Rev DR. y n. Srhruck ~ the residence 81 James
iaing. Ed Atohu DE Narona NJ. u, TO Elizabeth w..
fsrris. both ri hfnH klNn
fRAME--NA rrHbN.--On "Wednesday Feb ~. at Jet.
~ ,ttN tN the Rev g. 4 f.,ii'r. " Frazier Frame V
Miss jennie Matthew.
GkEENt- CHEVktItE-M 81 Johns Church. wash
lugtun. u g fsil -. hy ~" Erv. " " BENJAMIN.,
Irancis Nnlpn "r.n. Lieutenant Ia Che corps II EHI-
trrrs 4 = A g. be ki.rus NhrN allie. only daughisr
vi The late ilvhfs theNais. fsq. Of Kehmnni Va.
at NNEGiE-SNiIll In Chust Church. New prl, ans
In I,h IS. ~ the Rev 4 Hedges \ a. tuuregh. n
New ORLEANS 10 Mr. Margaret Jane smith widow II
cant Rnl-rt smith. hate of the 4, amer Polar
LEN ESVt E--LAMurHE.-At Montreal Canala. Trh
49, hN TIE Rev Nr TAn, hsmuutagne Of the parish "a
lu-'ph. Pierre 1hoH, lavt-lgr. ESQ, OF Assumption
g. Dame Mare Louise fauet. widow Of tho late Ar'hu
Inuiu'he at Montreal
STrK"kS-Ft1IER -on "Wednesday. Feb ~. in 81
Auitrw church. kent conn by the Rev o. iitw.
les. 10 u EsN l. e SturIrs VI Louise lu, D. D.
ter OF The kate Linu, Fullcr OF kcnt. Conn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY. Feb. 27.-There was another
very active day on tho Stock Exchange. opening
at generally better prices except ior Erie com
mon. which suffered frrsh attack and WINS
forced down 10 2i'.. hut. recovering closed ut
about the best figures OF the day and slightly
above the faal ngurcs ~ voeterdAy. Western
Union. however. was the leading iavoritc with
the bull party, advancing 81 from the opening
figure and closing strong. ST. Paul and North
western were active. and, though variable.
closed a., dearcr Lake shore closed ~
d"nrer, with large business. and Michigan
Central. though quiet. was d"arer. the coal
lied and closed sl-h Traction dearcr There
r,thef NOR demand for inve.,me n, shares bat Renss
larr sud saratoga declined to 10 AMI Pittsburgh 10 W
Goysrnr.Hi' wsIs que,. bu, value, improving. sales
rs ~ !. se,pon le4', 52os soueon is'7 iU.h, A..
refissIsh lu>. ", - r,si'.srSi, ls'' Ihcre VA
atTa,. ana declining lo ~ lai Ne Irise partially Re-
and consnls were again exceptionally active. Al 4ats
down o. 81, recovering 10 ~. at shs close Missouri 81,
Gags saaa' were g nsrall grm AZ ?a,st ea, ey
icolnc inc iuiiue nrst nsniar accented Al shaSIa
closing ats+,: convertible ats3. 49, closing atHi Al
Nike,hAfre assenttA recovered To- 81 Sales II other
SsSS, SG9 5 .yS - rH 9N9s af sS Dr. Dr.
sni vi..i.,pfi a. esis Do consolidated sinking iand
it, III The issues Of he faene road. 1,ss duet And
bu.inc - in other bonds limited 49,
m mon, market was active. aud the leading rate
rat trhrokcrs' hnl,nccs but late m the da, the rate,
Nrr, a. hash as SesJ y cent
lh' President ~ tho HANNIBAL aui s. Jostth Railroad
tomrnnv VI william powd. has submitted 10 ,ne stick
holders tu' hrst annual export ~ the ctauot~ and con
ditun VI The property since II UNtrcatcd nom
. rncr lr,c tury and arrangements AMI halt ago
lls eArmnRs OF the road tor Mc year ending Dec %
cldnv all torn. ~. sc.n 81 ia iI y, AID the tn,s ~,
st AMI TAX account So 45. making tot, al
Sl@'' tr'i ll From the net strl. uf STN a5i 49, cnu
pom inter, amounting e. 'ptsH had 90 he nNd. lctN
inS ihe net r,y'nne aboyy NJ ehargoa slsi;ia "a
department of the conrany and sos a1 from the sale o
Old material and securities oi other companies ~ The
total incp- inc uding these items sn4 - 81 the sun
NJ iS2N - has been spent for additions TO the prop
| ertN, and Sfi22n - IN pHNnrnt II debts
The following viii snow RANGE prices maid TO-DAY
-
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Advancement Notea.

Engaged At the pArk Theatre. IL drawing packed
houses. anu shoNscNtry promise ~ a run
NINE Rt.lka Gersier 6,cn.icd a box AZ the Fhth Ave
nue. Theatre last night And heard Trial ~ Jury AID
" Her Maes's ship linafore"
Mr. John T. Owensis going to the Rovery Theatre
next week He will begin an ,rgHrcment there Mon
daN evening M Everybody Friend"
Mr.. he Nivn announces AuDther III NurskA FOR
next sunday evening 1t she Grand OJ~ra nuS and Il
u Understood that Nine di AursAa will ling Pima
fore 30 ~ ecuona
OnAra Noris- engaf.mcnt A. HaidWins Theatre. San
franci-cO. has lust olo-d. and remarkable sur
csss ded houses attended each rrformance. aud
Hiss Norfis Was received with the greatest enthusiasm
Mystery Rnd romance have notsnt attractions many
Theatre -ocrs and - these liberal supply Is "nsIcd BY
"SfeNh0uni " a. WAilack's Tho performance II Csfaf
R'gd hy Mr.. Wallack - certainly chAractensuc aud
striking
There viii - temporary change IN the mAnAgenen nj
~ Tho Globe Theatre week the production u La
aralc' hy Miss uicke iingAri and company. The new
mAuAg uent Will make unusual efforts a. and de-
serve the puhlic favor
Mr. Steele Nackiyc's mel drama viii not he produced
- the F1fth Avenue Theatre next Monday eNenins.
Various eons erauons have ed g. is posrotemcnt not
hs least rosrui NJ which possibly. NAV have been the
success ct rnaforc snd " TRIAL by Jury
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Butcher Cart Driving Again.

August Metzger was a. prisoner in the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday having been arrested nr
reckless driving and knocking down and seriously in
Mrng = Ms Barton and Mr q Hunt al no East
thirty ninth street DR. Arthur lll- ot lts@ West For
trfh street said;
% Mr. iunt. myself Mrs Barton and two ladies ne
stepping Third Ninth street THIS
noon. snd the prisoner Metger cam" driving has butch
err cart ~ furious pace. had lust time To
lady and then heard scream, and turning ruund
NJ Butnn lying srnscesS IN the middle II the street
and Mr. Hunt thrown THE si~ walk Some men wIu
passing by Jumped At the horses head and held
him
Metlger. through LAWYER Hofatt. pleaded that the
elevated railroad had frightened his hOrse.
Mrssr- Hills ana Hunt iehod that any train was
At the time OF tue accident
Justice kNbruth committed Metlscr Tor triAL
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TuUEsDtY. Feb. 27-FLoUK AND MEAL The
hour marN,t was dull and lower puc,s necc--arV tn
mote business, hut hold were nrnu. sympathy
with wheat aud the umtd hurlw.S was E,Mr
AllN ufttfN tull We uuffr' Nuffrhnc - 70
80 -, extra staff 6r. k3Nl1SAiu, Western spuns "A
and ANA. bf4na*l,Hi do winter shlpwns extras
e. lHtlrl tu, do IA ami MA TisAHstu, MIN
ncson patents, s. 71esss 90 cW shlrpus cNIa+
50 g., Southern htktrs' ami family brands, Hfiq
ft2l. southern shipping extras ~ 'htff+~' Rye -four
suprrhur. Snsfa I'd o"fu mcHl-N"-WFn. Sc, - 20
l4f9 Iu. llrauiy luc At. Huak wheat Hour. ~
Ms a. H,Sakl ~ Wh,ati,,d . tou. 80 4Seslh 90 re-
iecd SO
CurroS Spots In r,ad drmand Tor home con,Iuu ton
AMI very nrn, sales 1884 hairs, nhdiln. upland.
u rs &c. Futures irmnr. CLOSING AZ ~ S2r March
o. -c Apnl 10 In tor MAY, 10 c Tor June, nale
Tor JnlN ami 10 iic Tor August; sales, $1,000 bales
Rccciuts ~ the port, tuesday, III. 7ohaHs
GRAIk-WheHt rather hrmeT Tor No J red with . nSOa
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NEw YoRK, Thursday. Feb. 27-Rcccip,s ~
h"rNcs ~ htud market dnh AMI sai,s limited, hut
nrner feeling pr,ailcd Transactions 1T N'satuiac n
nattyv Steers
Rcccipis o calvc. 90 all ini'ktd vcals common 10
prime quality. nud soi ~ Gi,r&c + N Hog dressed
,cals very rlrnty and SLOW oi .aic at ~ is9sc y ~
with best Jrrscy stock NJ tor, ti0c.
Receipt, 81 sheep 4.o'p Demand Just moderate AZ
larry sustained prices with sales poor prime at az
gH'tc. e and OF extra and fancy 1T Gsbsc. lew
sprs lambs arc comii; it, consigned direct 10 slaugh
frTprs
Receipts OF hogs l.lsi making ~ $50 since Monday
Market steady At san - - u 100 rs with loads
Ut Western. i0t A.. average. Sold at 81 a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-28

Tho Bav. J. III. Robinson. better known rs
" Domuie Robinson. the representative - the Third
distinct oi Pass.e County In the New Jcrey Legislature,
Wa.aIrused at6 O'Clock " rday morning u his
INA the Trenton House. iN tnnu servant who came in
o. N the fs morning SOLD. AMI alter
fast she door a. admit the mau. The nnninl iUmLat
back inn bod and ssrfuntl O'Clock Then he ant
ouhi thathr had been rtbed of his god watch worth
fliu. ~ ~ moues and al his rallrold iassc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-28

MfAp In tho CITY ~ New York. On the .7th ~
o February lssi'. by ihe ltIn Charles Donabuc. a
lusucc al the supreme Court Adele Mead frun Nihim
~ Mead. tau-s adultery.
kfRlNGNAN In the city Of New YORK the 27th day
Of February, iH0i by the Hon. Charles nonohue Ius
uce 4 the supreme Court RcSlcy snriusmau rom 4.
liam walter Sprugnan. cause HiultcTY
MHlpAN-in the CITY oi New York. on the .sh dAt u
February. i~7N by tie Hon charles Dunohuc, Ju-iire
81 tho supreme Court turnctusA Nhigau non susan
nah NhiEan. Cause. adultery