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DIED.


ALLEY Brooklyn. March 9, Charles Clark Alley.
Ia the SD OF Ms age.
Funeral from his late residence. "a Fillmore place,
today Wednesday, March T. at o'clock - -.
BEtHrEL-In Philadelphia, Pa, March o. Jacob
Bechtc In the Sgth wear OF his age
HtNGE-At Windsor Locks Conn. March 7, Horace
Birge. aged ~ years aud . months WIN ms elder
brother Asa who died several years Mr. Birse cult
waited the small which they were born. Their
industry aud economy enabled them IN early manhood
accumulate small savings, which have been on inter
est more y an seventy years aud together WIN such al
dious they were allie to make from time u tune nave
made an estate originally worth about 500 worth now
BY estimation. over 500 OO Mt. Briggs character for
honesty MAS unique STONED. -
BOGARDUS March 10. of apopexy Frederick Bo-
gnrdus aged ~ years II months and Is DAYS
Funeral his late rtsii nee 3io East 4th ST. on
Thursday. March 49, az hall past /
CLkRkE-- suddenly of scarlet lever, on TUESDAY,
March ~, Mabel. daughter OF Thomas H. ana FANNIE h.
GViiFoYLR In Brooklyn on Monday 10Th inst.
john Guiylc, beloved husband VI Teresa Guioyle,
aged a. years.
OF Constitution club. are iuNtrd To attend the funeral
from his lat, residence $50 High ST.. Brooklyn. The re-
will be taken a. ST Jlucss Cathedral On lhurs-
day. az 9 4. " where solemn requiem mass VIII be
offered the of his soul thence to Holy Cross
Cemetery. flathu-ll for intrrncnt .
METZ On Monday evening. Katherine Magdalene
Mage only daughter Oi Albert and Julia Metz AGED
years -,
parents o. Van Keinen av, Jersey City lie Rhts on
Wcdne shay. nth INST. At4P NJ
SNLR-M fchnsburg, Pa. recently Mrs Catherine
Styer. ia her itith wear
TAiLORIu Philadelphia, Pa. March <. Alice Taylor.
In the 9ith year 81 her agc.
ASSOCIATIONS or ENfNFr ftsrNrS- The members of the
shove hereby nuuned o. meet A. ~ West
18th st. this "Wednesday morning. At II o'clock for TIE
FRANCIs HAGADoRS. ?. g
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YEW JERSEYS LEGISLATURE.
A Caucus for Speaker HandnlI-The New
Bridge Bn Not Prospecting.

TRENTON, March 1.-THE Democratic
members OF the Legislature held Joint caucus
last night after the adjournment and resolved
10 recommend the Democratic Congressman
from New Jersey to vote for the Hon. Samuel j.
Randall for Speaker Of tho House OF Repre-
sentatlyes. Tho caucus was held at the instance
OF Congressman Ross. who is a stanch sup
porter Of Speaker Randall. Congressman Heze-
kiah B Smith, who was elected on Joint
Greenhack and Democratic ticket, Will. II Is
said. vote for Randall.
The Central RAILROAD bin to bridge the Nor
rs Canal basin at Washington street in Jersey
CITY, was the suecul order for this morning but
the seat Of Mr.. Duscnbcrry. who introduced the
bill, was vacant when tho umo came TO call II
up. He and other ilicnds OF the bill, on count
ing noses, had found they had not votes enough
10 carry II. A the adjournment has been iNcd
for Friday. and the bill il passed would stlll
have 10 90 10 tho Senate. this probably settles is
fate. Receiver LathrQp has several other biils
in both Houses 10 reach the same end
Tho Senate Committee on the contested cleo
tI0n in Camden reported that there was not tho
slightest ground for tho charges brought
against Gen. Sewell President OF the Senate
6y The Democratic County Executive Commit
tee that he was not citizen.
MIR McDonald's bill to reduce ferriage 10 two
cents. between and Z o'clock in the morning
aud evening. got only six votes IN the Senate
and was killed.
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THE WEEKLY SUN. published THIS morning.
contains;
The International Walking Match-The Pedestrians
who are Cuutening tor Sir John Astlrys Be-Rcsut of
the FIRST Two DAYS Srugrc-Ihe Men and Their STYLES
of Walking; The Cipher Telegrams-What the Potter
Committee found out about their History, Archbishop
rurcors Misunderstanding the Cathedral IN Cincn-
natl Lieut. Nyses Canal fruIeCt-ihV New kOutr mat
he has SURVEYED Across the lshmus, Custer aud his
Brave Men-fhe Report OF the Massacre by the Reno
Court Of Inquiry stormy Scene IN the German fHrlla
ment. The Sew Congrcss and the Spcakership-iromi-
nent Candidates, The on Monopoly between
the Standard Company and the PennsN yHnia Railroad
Ten Dollar tcruhcahS-llOw the IAhuriug Man Ia.
vest his savings IN Government Bonds. The Chinese IN
taliiorWa-A Provision in tie state Constitution by
which They to be- Excluded, Politics IN FrAncc-lm-
peachlng u Late Ministry, The Legal Tender Act Letter
from Mr. rlicu. Executing the Treaty Ol Rerhn frucc
ton ot FISH and Game the United States; the Imueud
ing sirugge-A Sound Democratic View " the Questions
Wary-EXIcr,uccs OF Subscribers with Advertisers;
Shipping HORSES Ahrosd-Ihe Demand Tor Good Amen
Animals. tHtcls m the American Desert, The Pro.
tccuuust Revival u Europe. Leon GHuhctta-Sume Ac-
count of his Early Career; Chidtcu for Adoption,
Gcurgc Howard. the ButZIdr-A story ui Crime A. Re
mArkRhlc As ficunn-Muy his Career Ended IN A>sas
siuaton Latest rrle-raphic News, Sunbeams, Notes
Science aud Industry, Ladies Departments Many Col
umus vt Editorial Articles and Agricultural Matter;
Financial Intelligence. and Markets,
Tuk WKtKLY SUS contains complete epitome OF the
news Of the week from all parts Of the United states aud
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mailing the old country may be had Al the desk OF our
publication ncc Price four cents For sale by all news
dealers IA city and country.
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Many Women who Walk.

Nine. Franklin was walking steadily in Brew
ster Hail last evening with appearance Of being
able TO finish her task IseNrected that she will hnsh
her $500 quare- miles In 1890 quarter hours o'clock
tins morning Fannie Edwards wil hnsh 2 zoo quarter
miles in rs many quarter hours At about the time
Al tins morning. Miss Won Berg wall have walked so
quarter miles.
five female pedestrians began six days walking con.
test At Suzersrark on Monday morning tor purse Of
$50 Tn 20 o'clock last night. Nelhe bramore com
plrtrd tbs miles; Belle Brandon ~ miles; Nrlhe vii.
Hams. Is miles, Hattie Warren 81 miles and Mary Bur
nett, 90 miles
In the same hall Mr. d J Ross the celebrated "Cana-
OWpiish the feat ~ ruunins
1000 half miles IN 100 NAN hours. each half mile % be-
run within four minutes Ats O'Clock Ross had covered
~ miles ui his task
Miss Lee gan her walk Of 1900 quarter miles in so
quarter hours At0 O'Clock last evening she had walked
IN quarter miles ami apparently as fresh a. al the
start Her appearance ever time SHE came on tie
track was the signal applause from the audience
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MRS. s4MUELLS RELEASED.
Accusing her Husband OF Sending her to an
Asylum 60 Get her Property.

Judge Pratt. in Brooklyn yesterday ordered
the discharge from the Inebriaps' Home Of Mrs A. K
samuell. the wife OF the manager OF Madam Anderson
the pedestrienne. Mrs sAmuens has been In the
IncbrAtes Home since Jan. 10 last, when she was
committed BY Justice walsh on the application Of her
friend Emma Baker In her AFFIDAVIT, Mrs samueils
swears that her husband removed her four children
from her against her rcuoustraucc that they
nov IN tile Batter street Home for Destitute children.
and that under prernce taking her them he
transferred her 10 the tuebatcs Home She that
her confinement In the Incbriass Home device 20
enable husband dispose Of her property and that
he has sold her furniture and WARDROBE and that al
though entitled to the receipts OF the sac and OF
share Of the proceeds the Of Madam An.
derson IA the Mozart Gareu where she -ted.
she obtaiued neither Mrs Samuells formerly an
No effort was made TO prevent her Discharge.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos 49, &C. ~.
l6 1888 100 49, 22i Pa - ~ ~ ia 231 2tl. IA,
2s7. 249 2ai $50 2Ss $50 26l GtSKRAL rKRn-Nns 1871
1875 Ia l6t 1877 2Sis 10 loi. lO III. lSD l3S l6l,
l62, idd IN 40 iS lss is9 iva l0is, 2@; ~ ~,
~ SPECIAL TTEA-D demurrer No % Law--Nos. sol,
5s3 SO SIS az S 10 A. So. ai2 Ga. 49,. 7lo, es,
afa SOL @i2 100 10 $50 inclusive. Part Nos tl2l,
1858, Bass 271G tu1j. St1 lp6 1850 32ia 3l7T H27~,
1887 222s sal. 2s56 ISL 2s5- Sas SEQ, a52l 2al,
2i74. 224a et2 2ai 27Ht Part II 'ase on Fart III go
Nos 2s,s, 2l3d la22 als7. 3a- Stsi, Nrs6 47t N73,
ISIS. .slI goo, slu!s "a 2ltl 2t53 alsa 2.i $40,
$40 2i72 tl2S. 1881 2E73 1910. 1877 82N2, N;iti Ett-
2,a 2S3l 1850. 1876 32ll lu1i. 3l, 3lnl iih', Hii
.E57
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEci.L TERN-Casc on. Part Nos
423 a4o 52{ 4 S.7 luta lu2 log, Ojl. GU, 3S, J1b
OS3. Ola, 81. 325. AS. 5,3. go,
COSMOS PLKAs-PArt Nos, 92A. Nls SEQ iu22. 1904,
sol ca Nd7 s oSf a. q75. H1U. H7n 1922 III ia
$40 gl7 xii yss 1855, 07l, lHl5 1877, ,9i, pe2. 30
GkStRAL TERN Nos A. a. 90, 5s rs 49, 10 81 o. a., 81
A.. ~. ~. ~. -. ~
MAniNT CouRr-Part Nos 4Ti3 h5Oa. 4st5 3i77
ai7s 62l 5is 5b2l a777, $3.50 6aul 1887, 5i27 h373
2H9s Part ll-Nos 54l Slshs $3.50, h5Al. 1887 $500
$3.50 4l4a, 5i57 5fi4 f2J- a,6i 34Si a4S9 aS2 Part
lll-No. 5aid. 5a, 26i3. $3.50 u2d, 5243, 537l 1913
1914 1918. 1919. 5377 a37S, ahsl, aas2
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PASSENGERS RIGHTS.
Using AN Umbrella the Head OF Brake
man ON AN Elevated Train.

Mr.. Paul Weitner. a dealer in cardboards at
2l9 Pearl street at2 yesterday got on train of the
New York Elevated Railroad at Fast Fifty ninth street
bcvy OF girls from the Normal School filed the car
There vacant seats and as there were no straps
10 cling To inside he stepped out on the back platform
lie told the brakeman William A. Wtbeck, OF ldt East
2sth street that he would remain there until he could
get seat at the Ffy hl street station A. the Inter
station there were It'll no seats Miucck told MT Wet
ncr u 90 inside OF the train lie refused ana
struggle followed Mr. Meiner was iorcbli thrust rom
the car 10 ue station platform lie became eurased at
this IN treatment amt Int Mheck over the head three
tunes win his umbrella irec-pass police 9ieer VINO
was standing the platform at once arrested MI wet
uer In the Fiitsc street Police Court Mr. Neitnor
said that he had paid for scat aud had not received one
lie had intended waiting on the platform Tor one Dunhg
busy hours IN the morning anu evening the phuurWs
were often crowded ana nothing SAID by the conductors
The rarnad thus evidently intended 20 suit It's own con
vencuce IN allowing persons on tie platform at one time
and not AZ another time. Mr. Wcitncr admitted his use
the umbrella ard insisted he MAS Jusea by the VIC
lence used on himself Justice kashTe gave nm u
friendly caution and dismissed the case.
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TUESDAY. March

TUESDAY. March 1l.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The
export demand has fallen % 10 tnc pact few days aud
the home trade became quite dull Today The market
was very fiat and PRICES weak AMI unsettled Tor all
grades Receivers who were anxious 70 ~ll ON arrival
made concessions rather than svni lots o. store
We quote, supcrhnc. s3auasiG5. extra state, Ac ,
e. 7its4, western sHlng. AK and XXX, st21A
a. 20 do winter shipping extras 81 haet Nls DO w
AMI NNN s4758S' ~ Minnesota patents, g. 75sfs 90
city shipping extras 81 49,, Suutur bakers ami
family brands $685. IS; southern shipping "NrasS4 20
ets4 - Rye flour. supcrhue, sA@SA2a. Corn meal
Western &c g. 2us2 90 Brandy vine sc. g - 10
wheat feed, & ton, sla9sld rye feed. slhSfl3 3d.
CurToN There hn. been an improving tendency IN the
past icw days. but the only advance has been IN con
tracts future delivery furr.p aiNlccs have been
weaker To-day spots were steady sales 33f hacs Wi
ding uplAnds, oAc Futures we're AGAIN slightly d,arer
closing at 76c. March. % tuc. tor Alrl. luu1c
Tor Nav In 22c june aud 10 $50 for jay. Receipts
attho ports tins daN H. 7 bales siucc sept 3nal u
bales spending period last season 36f go bales
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, March 1.-THE dullness which
has overtaken the stock market was without re-
lief to-day. which was nearly repetition OF
that OF yesterday. though the fluctuations to-
ward lower values were not quite so great. and
less feyerishness OF tone was apparent. As
usual when business in tho leading railway
shares is quiet. attention was diverted to the
lighter fances. among which Kansas and Pa
cillc and St Louis and San Francisco became
prominent: the former however. was without
further advance. the latter selling at 5hm5h for
for first preferred. Investment shares were
quiet.
or the State bonds. Louisiana consols further
declined selling from SO down 10 80: Georgia
Is sold at iioi. and Missouri o. 1855 lO4it Dis
trict of Columbia Cos were nTmer at r294
Money was loaned on call at 3lsa5 Y cent closing At
3sat The exports OF domestic produce from New York
the past week valued at a. 3ii.0il. stcrhns eN
change u dull
The following will show the range Of prices paid today
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MANn1rrAN SAVINos BANK OPEN
The Iniunction having been Dissolved, uusi-
ness to he Rcsumed To-day.

The Injunction having been Dissolved, Bust
ness to he Resumed To-day.
The Manhattan Savings Bank will be
opened for business to-day for the first time
since tho great robbery. Mr.. II. l.. Lamb. act
ing Bank Superintendent finished his exam
inaton OF the accounts at noon yesterday, and
at ~ o'clock Attorney General SHOEMAKER
and Mr.. Edward Schell. tho President OF tho
bank. appeared before Judge Lawrence in STU
preme Court. Chambers. with petition for the
removal Of the Injunction. Accompanying the
petition was report OF proceedings Of the FL
nance Committee Of the bank, certified by G. T.
Alvord. the Secretary. The report set forth
that the Committee met on the Goth OF Deem
Der. 1873. and resolved to request the Su
perintendent OF the Banking Department
and the Attorney General to take ac-
ton to extend the time OF payment
OF depositors. 80 rs to protect tho interests OF
the institution and that in accordance with the
action taken by them tho bank had been re-
strained from paying depositors until the ques
ton Of procuring all the registered bonds which
had been stolen. either the originals or dupll.,
forth that by act OF Congress duplicate bonds OF
the United States had been issued in place OF
those stolen 81 100000 OF which the bank was
In possession Of the remaining 100000 bong
held by tho Treasurer OF the United States in
trust for the bank, and that the bank had also
come into possession OF duplic atcs OF the stolen
bonds OF the city OF New York. and also Of the
State issued under act OF the Legislature. and
that statement of the officers Of the 7th inst
showed an apparent surplus over the amount
due depositors by say s444 4S6.71. therefore the
Committee had requested tho State officers to
have the injunction vacated.
Judge Lawrence promptly entered an order
dissolving the Injunction. and 1t was taken to
Albany to be filed.
President Schcll said. yesterday afternoon
that the officers and directors were then in
sion and had decided to resume business at 10
o'clock this morning Mr.. Mclean. the Vice
President, corroborated Mr.. SchelPs averment,
experimenting IL with tho remark that TO all in
tents and purposes the bank had already re-
sumed. Secretary Alvord gave out the follow
ing figures as taken from the balance sheet Of
tho bnnk.
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NEW YORK. Tuesday. March 11.-Thirteen car
loads or 30 beef cattle arrived today. all for an ex
porting rn Ne trade In beef cattle Dressed beef sides
had but moderate sale at 6ls9Ihc. Y n, for grades
commonly offered In Washington Market aud at 1Ae9sc
good and prime sides from uptown slaughterhouses
Arrivals OF calves, $50 heal Trade dull at 4@Bsc u
Receipts Of sheep and lambs 1870 head Market quiet
AZ unchanged figures. with sales Of common TO prime
sheen 5a6c " n and OF ordinary to choice lambs at
oa@6Hc Dressed mutton dragging at 6Ssc. " n
DIRE ssed lambs slow at sa9c. -
Receipts OF hogs 1900 including car loads TO be sold
alive none Of which had been sold before Change Mar
kct weak and nominal
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The Only Way.

The only way 70 cure caarrh sby the use Of cleans
and hra ing lotion, applied 10 the tunamVd aud dl.
eas,d membrane. Suutfs aud funlpAtors, while afford
lng temporary roloi rutate the affected parts and ca
citr more cAtcnicd Inflammation bcsldes no outward
Applications alone can cure catarrh The disoase orig
mates Niuatd state Oi the blood, AMI thorough AL
course ut treatment is necessary Ia remove II
from the ~ stem Dr. SAgc's Caarrh Remedy has long
been known efficient standard remedy TINS dis
but tn insure radical and Permanent cure, II
should be- used in conjunction with Or flrroc's Golden
MrdcH Discovery the best vegetable Alternative yet DIS
covered. The discovery clcauSes Tie Niuated blu,ai
While the CaMrr Remedy allaAs the inflammation aud
heals the DISEASED tissue -Aia,
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KHEP's SHIRTS.

Keeps Custom shirts made 10 measure. The very best
uatcan be- produced az any price, SIX tor - Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed Keeps patent parity made
Dress >lr the very best that can be produced at any
price, slA f'r - Easily finished uy any little grl
kEErs GtNGllAM UMBRELLAS,
the best Patent protected rms ANY per cent
stronger than any other Imhrrl Us made. 81 each
KEEPS MD GLOVES
for Gents the very DE IT, uuu or rurullclcl ~ pair
KEEPS CNDLEWEAR is ALL STYLES
Hanikercct,, ll1Hcry. Tvs A.. All goods warranted.
samples amt circulars mailed tree.
KEEP MANuFACrL KlNG COMPANN'S STORES.
CO broadway, t<c,, y,rr 3il fulton 81, Brooklyn
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Pigeon shooter. In Dexter Park.

Fifteen members OF the Brooklyn Gun Club
shot pigeons In Dexter Park yesterday for their
champion nvetrap gold badge Each shot at ten
birds, g. r Gudersleeve and william wynn tied by
Killing nine each Then they Killed three each
Tie uud attempt tie lie WAS shot on, MI Oildet
sleeve killing two out of three and Mr. wynn one THIS
is the trd TINE that d. GdcrsccNe has Won the badge
and II now becomes his personal property. The total
scores made Gildersloeye, ~ Wynn 49, lalscy =,
Briar H. Aleu- =. Waite, 7. West, Z, Lamphcar. Acu
z Eddy g. Whner o, Greed, D B!ankly, ., Robinson
nj
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Seventh avenue last evening was startled at
seeing young colored stripped to the waist and
hatess running down the avenue at rapid pace They
followed by alarge throng Of co1rcd men and boys
who were shouting and cheering behind them. The
Youths were George Washington. IT, aud Moss Picrson
They had from Central Park 10 rwcniy-seventh
street Tor s. and box Of cigars Washington won
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DOw.-fn tho city Of New York on the nth day Of
March, 1873 by tile Hon Abraham X. Lawrence, q
Justice the Supreme Court Peter II. Dow from Mar
garct Dow. Cause. adultery
EHLEBS In the city OF New York, on the ilth day q
March 1879 bv the Hon. Abraham X Lawrence. JUS
ice of the Supreme Court Christian Ehers from sophia
Eulcrs Cause, adultery.
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ArriNesl-TurapAr. March II.

IS Richmond Kelly. Norfolk.
IS Ashland. Hunter. Fcrnnndina.
SIS City Of savannah. Mallory, Savannah.
SIS Neptune. Berry. Boston.
IS knickerbockcr. Kemblc New Orleans
IS Alliance, Lawson. Philadelphia
IS Lone star Clapp, New Orleans
s. Ctr ct Atlanta. woodruff, Charleston.
Ship Marcia G.. Day, Ross, IIaVre.
ship Zippora, Rotling. Liverpool
snip Btemcrlche. Reinken. Bremen.
Rark j. j. Strussmayer. Can, Trieste.
Bark Louise. Nielsen. Trieste.
Bark Dorodea NJ. Mnrcsca, Naples.
Bark Rehccca CrOwcll. CrOwcll, BucnOe Ayreh
Bark Sircna. Jaccarino. Naples
Bark Amcrique, Robertson, MatanzaA
Bark Cnndcur. Nielsen. Havrc.
Bark viva. Peterson. HartcDOOl
Bark Lotus. Gould, Liverpool.
BARK Ada r. Crosby. Austin. Lisbon.
Bark lsaia. Rsmoudo. Mareeillcs
Bark Maggie l.. Carvill, Tngley. Antwerp
Bark Jane Adcline. Hess. Curacao.
Brig Finhoge. Haga Mcssiua.
Brig Annie Batcheldcr. Stcclman. Matanzas
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s-s-s-s-s-s -s-s-s-S-s-s.
sTH GRAND DRAWING

AT LOUISVILLE. KY. MARCH ~.
Authorized by the Leeisature Drawn IN public under
the supervision ot prominent citizens of Kentucky
LIST or PRtZES-i Capital. S;iDUD, capital $1,000
Capital a. 90. 10 Prizes ~ DOrach. $1,000, ~ Prizes
s5u0 each. siOHo, lOl Prizes. SiuD each, SioOn; 30
Prizes $50 each StOOOO. 60 prizes so each, Si2 uDu
100 Prizes SO each. slouo ~ ApproNimauonS
e.. 4pn TICKETS s1-sa HALVES Si-Sl.
Address 7 ! COMERFURp. Secretary, Courier Journal
Building Louisville KY or B II. PORTER co, Eastern
Agents l. ~ broadway, y. \. OF JACKSON CO. bank
ere - Nassau 81, \. Y.
4 - =
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BOwMAN-LowTnER In San Francisco Cal. March
l. by tie Rev. Dr. Hartford Jane, n Bowman ~ Chris
tina : fowthcr both OF San Francisco.
ELL S-PilILtP.-ian X. 1879 by the Rev. Dr. Wood
run Annie c. daughter Of the late George A. Philip 70
Dorsey T.. Ellis, both Of Brooklyn
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PRoyisioNs- Pork was DUH hut nrm. sales ON the spot
loo bills old mess at s9a7's aud new at sloau@tAi',
800 THIS Tor April al $40 10 May at slu3n and jam
private terms Beet ste IdN sales 10 ibis ut sla go
for family aud sll for packet mr.s Bacon du and weak
sales - hNs huces on private terms ont meats th .ir
trsh hams. - and 30 ms at sc amt u1I picked
shoulders At SO Lard arm and quiet. sAts ou the
spot $50 ties Iruc western 40 ~ .ab poe, DO ttf,
ato'sc AMI ~" 60 o. 1-N' iur .ulur' delN'iN Auh
Comment sold az O'sc MrQ ufc P0rk. T. bhl- Western
mess s9:7'- Tor DID, amt $40 slp 1Iur new Lard
Hams smoked CITY. s's~o'sc .mck,cd H. g. stoul
Smoked city aA"alsr Wth rd ~. hDlltos a,A
tie. Bacnu-luut clear. Western hni rtA. aH'' o.. Beef
hams-Western y bhl, SIS 2'@sls a. Berl-Wrstern
Irme ucs,. q tee, sldasli Dressed hoss, '..' e. Tor
city, IAtttrtur ilss,
foreign adyices but al decline was rt atulc sales
ON tile spot 10000 hush, and $50 quote Rejected spuus
h2S-ac. No do. 0i@.de No du, n'@cl y Td
wmtrr ~ oNFk 49, Wrludlnt 40 Eat u asf a. lN. No
atSl lt4@Sl l4l4 aud for iuutr delivery @'i1A hH'h
iucludus 30 amber Tor Apiu olruiu- 40 ~ D. Hu!
closing at 81 2s AMI 40 RCD A. ~ ldlor March and
April and only that urirc hd Goo NI, Nur VIZ as
were best supported Rye active 20 tl"'2t- cor West
eru ami 6aa,iic tor Canada large safe u state was
made early nrriv, at H3c Hu'r' more atu,r sales
90 @gl ~ for Canada OAt, dul aud heavy, stcs 49,
uJlblsh At a229tilsc for mixed. Aud 1ka30lsc. tor
white including SO = mixed at 1897, aiiy, AMI 80
white afc Indian corn lower aud LrlN active, sales
the spot ll7un bush, ihc!ullu- no mixed. fiAc
steamer do ia0ia4r so dn. new amt DID, - soc ,
round yellow, 4Gc nov yellow, Western and suuuern
a4uc For future delivery l2uHn NJ mNrd at
t5isc for March ito tor Apr, uud ',@l7c. Tor MAY
hKuCrNits-Thrre has not been much change IN the
market Tor the past week To-day coffee quiet hat nud
gruwths Rice quiet and unchanged. Moassos nrm,r
iVI ue N, lut 4ueL sugars Nefe aeae lul al WEAKER
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swEESEY's BANKING HOUSE. loi NASSAU ST,
are bustng SILVER coin present amount az 81
cent discount mixed lots Ahaves aud quarters Ices
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Government bonds have been slightly easier, and Gle
nm at at An ed
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

SEND FOR THE WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT OF
Alex rockingham Co. brokers ~ Wall st, New York,
which is Ani contains Information how. by IN.
vestne $50 10 500 In stock operations SOUO Is ire.
qucutly made.
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INV VHItAN7' HHIVH II T ITO IVIIV"IIIE 70 i"
list OF the principal prizes drawn In the STATE lottery TO
day; No ~ 2il s3onOn; No ~ 22o $1,000, No p5.e37
500. No g7.u12 - Jpo No. 1-.2d2 s2,o The uckct
which drew the capital prize was sold IN Norfolk.