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CHICAGO, July 15.-Flour-steady and
firm for winter wheat. Wheat-Active, firm
and higher; No. Chicago spring 81 OF cash;
$l0S July; 81 OF August; spring unsettled and
active, but weak and lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 90 cash; 09I1c asked July; 975<o Al.
gust 96ssc September; No. 8 9Oa0ic, rejected
10c: Corn-Dull, weak and lower; No. 2S6yEc
cash July; S67Sc August 361Gc bid September.
oass-Dull, weak and lower 81 SOEc cash July;
2lIc August; 261lc September. Rye-steady
and aE unchanged. BaEley-steady and un,
IS 10 cash; 50 621faS 6S August IS 72lIa
rs September. Lard-$5 SIS cash: IS Sj
asked August; S 90 bid September, Whis.:v
Market easy at 81 05,
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things in a very decided way, and when
ready to 20 out turned and sald;-
" am naturally kind hearted and for.
giving, and I'll give you one more chance.
No beer. no cabinet position under the
reign OF the dark horse Of 1897
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NEw ORLEANS, July l6.-Cotton-Quiet
midaliug like; low do II &c; good ordinary
ll1fc; net receipts 81 bales; gross a.; ex.
ports to Great Britain 2,370 bales; sales 4, 700
bales stock 1898 bales
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o1Sc,xSA71, July l5-Cotton-Dull and
lower at 1lXc. Flour-Easier, but not quo
tably lower. Wheat-Demand active and
prices advancedat 81 GOAL O5. Corn-Iu good
demand and prices higher at 4OI<a4lc, Oats
Quiet at 33aSec. Rye-Dull at67c, Barley
dull and nominal. Pork-Steady; iobbInp
50 80. Lard-In fair demand; current make
s. IS bid, 90 asked. Bulk SIeats-WeaEer
shoulders $ 50; shortrib s. IS cash; 4 30 seller
August; short clear nominal ut 81 50, Racon
In fair demand at lower rates at 81 OOa5 ID
as 26a5 S1k. Butter-Dull and dropping
Linseed 0il-Steady at Csc. Whisky-Sl IL
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Dry Goods.

Nav YoRK, July l5.-Buslness continues
light, owing partly TO the very warm weather.
Cotton goods are quiet but firm at generally
unchanged. prices. Grain bags active and IN
light supply. Dark prints In fair demand.
Mems wear woolens sluggish and firm. Re.
pellGnts In steady request Hosiery and un.
derwear fairly active. Foreign goods quiet,
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lSaI FRIES, amounting to 200
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At iii
prominent points, 10 whom liberal compensation
Application for ntes TO clnbs should only be made
10 the Home Office In Nov Orleans
Write clearly, stating full address, for further In
formation, or send orders TO
n. A. DAUPHIN,
P. .. Rox ga, New Orleans, Ia.
AHcur GTaad RIraordiAary Druria1r ara uuA,r IA,
igEkfttttaa aud management Qf GENERALS q, T.
BEAU REGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Cineinnatl HoE lrnrllet.

CINCINNATI, July 16.-Hoss-Dull: com.
mon s. 00a3 so; light s. 60aS so; packing
s. 70aS S5; butchers IS s5a3 90. Receipts / ,0O6
head; shipments 264 head.
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, AiIerneny Cntt I'D

EAST LIBERTY, July l6.-CArr1E-ReceIpts
to-day Gl2 head; allf0r sale, and all sold ex.
eept four loads Just come In. The supply has
been good with fair demand at the reduction
OF about is cents from last week. Best 81 80
70 y %; fair 70 good 81 10 to Il 90; common
HoGs-Receipts l.26S head. Workers S. Goa
I 90; PhiladelphiRs 81 GOAL 05.
sHEIn- Receipts 500 head; selling fair;
market steady at $ 25a4 Is. Lambs a O0a
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Baekngos tor MeAts hold 4, follows Casks, 900 lbs,
AAl CaNks go lhsi TeFees $50 lbs RarrelL pa III
RAos-lNc per pound.

sA1T =, S barrel, Ohio river, 81 49, Pitts.
sSgEa K1Ur-se 6oPer half barrel; whole
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 40 per bushcl ;
clover, s. co. Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush,
65a75c; Orchard Grass 81 25al 80.
TALLow-53<a6c for country.
ToRAcco-Nayies, 50a65c; Twists 65aaOc.
NXE0AR-PsF barrel, S 50a8 90.
WHEELING SrodlEs-Per 1000, $40 50all 80.
WHITE LINE-Per barrel, 75c.
Wool-.Quoted at $50 for choice washed,
and one-third of for unwashed. Market dull,
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NV YoRK, July 16.-MoNEr-E Easy at 2Ita
81 per cent Prime mercantile paper 3a4X
per cent Sterling Exchange, bankers bills
heavy at 81 s5X; sight exchange on New
York y s7k. Produce exports fer the week
$6,S79000.
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Water as a physician.

Among the'elements IS designed for man,
lone arc more significant than water, ASone
flower Is brighter and more beautiful in color
than another, 80 with the different kinds OF re-
storatives, and which are everywhere so abun.
dant-some are better than Others for certain
specific purposes. God never created reptile
so poisonous but that where 1t crawled there
grew some plant or shrub, or was provided
with some means Of cure for the venom Of its
bite. And in the catalogue Of diseases to which
the body Is subject there Is In the providence
Of nature a remedy provided. II remains for
man to discoverand determined, This, 50 far
iurcibly illustrated in Dunbar's wonderful
discovery OF Bethesda, In Its uses and for
what II s certain specific, than all other in.
stances Of medicinal waters on the globe. He
was himself sufferer and given up to die.
Providence directed him In an out-ol.the.way
place 10 the waters OF this spring. ''The
waters were troubled and he stepped
In" He drank and was cured. Thou.
sands followed and were healed To-day
the wonder OF It's work in the marvel Of
It's cure Is the theme Of many tongues In all
lands; blessings and benedictons follow In
its course. Parties given up to die approach
Bethesda and are restored forms worn and
wasted drink and are reiuyeuated beings tired
OF life aGd tried with bodily athlction breathe
anew In the shadow Of It's shrine, and are
given new lease and better eSiabIishment.
| IN all drOpsical tendency Its cure isswiit and
certain; In diseases Of the kidneysit Is no les
certain, and for oil disorders or arrangement
Of the urinary organs It's positive cure Is Is.
tahlished beyond the possibility Of doubt,
In general debility, nervousness. and the CON
dition incident 10 an oYeF.ta4ed system, moth
ing has been discovered to equal Its eifectS
Thousands upon Thousands verify these state
lments, and they are composed OF IS reliable
personages as theworld possesses. The trutt
u our declarations can be Established perhap
better IN a visit or BY sending for pamphlets
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Louisiana State Lottery Comp'y.

G II,sSS Y, At NEW URLEANs, TUESDAY, AU-
Louisiana State Lottery Comply.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
legislature Of the State for Educational and Charita:
bic purposes, In 1888, for the term ofTWentY.
I'VE Years, to which contract the faith Of
which 1t has since added reserve fund az 06co.
Its GSapd Single Number DIStrIbution
viii take place monthly on the second Tuesday. n
sr IeaAS or PdpoAes. Look At the following DistFi.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
hALF-TlCkETS, ONE DOLLAR,
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RAILROAD BoNps-Irregular. c. c. 4 l.
fists FOX seconds 26JS.
STATE HoNhR,.nnll


SrocKs.-Speculation to-day was increased in
volume, but the tone Of the market was un.
settled. Granger and coal shares and trunk
line stocks were strong, especially grangers,
which advanced ka2 per cent, with o reaction
at the close OF Ha5S per cent. The rest Of the
list was weak, with decline Of 9 per cent In
Louisville & Nashville, TX In American Dis.
tEict Telegraph, x In Western Union and
Hannibal 81, Joe common, and IL In Han.
ntbai d st. Joe preferred. The early rise in
Northwestern common was due chiefly to q
rumor that large pool in the stock was form.
eds few days ago at Saratoga, and that conSid.
cradle purchases had been made for its &C.
count
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares Of
which $500 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1000 Northwestern common, 6,OOO preferred,
$1,000 St Paul common, 5000 preferred, 9 900
New Jersey Central, 5000 Hannibal &St. Joe,
5000 Michigan Central, II 900 Western Union,
1880 Kansas City & Northern, 1900 Ohios'
and 1000 Louisville & Nashville,
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TolrpO, July l5.-wheat-weak and low.
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pmcr-5o cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key, S. per half.barrel, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
,.t, Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbars Bethesda
WsteF in Wheeling.
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JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, IN.
Pamphlets mailed free s.a
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LOTTERIES.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
EOkIuEE. EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION
CLASS II, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY. All.
GUST 18th, ls79-IIIth Monthly DRAWING,
The sun., 1879-01-16

Some Of the bodies still remain on tho hillside
whore they fell The others are accounted for
here rs follows:
Original number. 149
In the guard house. including the families oi
Wild Hog and Old CrOw-both now in irons 10.
wounded. 8: missing. %.
Some apprehension IL fet here about tho
effect OF the unfortunate affair upon the neigh
boring powerful tribes OF Sioux under Spotted
Tail and Red Cloud. Tho former chief has
been visiting the new agency OF the ORnllnlna
during the past .ew DAYS. He appears indirrr-
ent about the affair. ana says Of those Killed.
with grim sort Ot humOr. that thCy arc put
AWAY now whore they cannot give any moro
trouble. the hail breeds and suunws are very
nervous. and the agent. Pr Irwin. announces
himself rs very much disturbed.
Red Cloud has not mndc his appearance much
Tor the past three or four days He waa troubled
about the want of harmony among tho people
and his control over them Many ot the Chcy.
hence since the ont rrak there has been con-
siderable wailing md funeral chanting. accom-
panied with warwhoOpng,
Among the white people generally through
this country there IL u feeling OF uncertainty us
To- tho condition OF uIars in the near future,
10y thosc who are familiar with Indian matters.
~ almost n certainty. Should the escG ped Chcy-
cnnes get into the camps Of either Red Cloud or
Spotted Tail. and arouse tho young men and
old women. dangerous state ot things will at
onre rcign from this point to tho Back Hills.
IL will become necessary to send "A strong force
OF military To this section. md keep them here
else. us u retaliation Tor tho punishment given
the theycnnes 10y the army. raids will dOubtiess
BE- planned at once upon Camp Sheridan and
hence aifording fine field for pluuder and
massacre,
The sun., 1879-01-16


On and attcr Jan IS. 1878.
Trains New York. DcabfUsscs ana COrtandt
Streets Ferries, u follows.
Express for Harrisburg PITTSBURGH the West AMI South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at y A. NJ, o ana
$50 4. VI daily 80 .
4 NJ. connecting at CORY Tor Iitusvilc Petroleum
Centre, and the oil Regions Wiiamsport ahd Lock
Haven, A. VI 80.
BALTIMORE Washington and the South. LIMITED wash.
ineton Express" of Pullman Parur Carsduly. except
sunday 10 A. NJ; arrive Washington Y T. W. trsu'
lar At 40 and = 70 A. VI, anl 10 + w. Suniiy.
$50 A. NJ AMI lOP VI. For Baltimore. 4 !. NJ, except
Sunday - ..
II A. VI. t33p. 4, .. q. 7.;ti sjO and 20 =; n. sun
dAy 4BD ami y A. NJ D. q. 7.3J, ~. and 10 T. VI. Ein
grant and second class. TaD f. VI
Boats vi Brooklyn Annex connect with all thrOugh
trans At Jersey Cty. aTurling speedy aud direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel . 49, -
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. ESQ 1910 A. VI. 10 10
4 NJ daily. p.lp 4 VI .G.sDP. VI daily. except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore $50 A. VI. =, > ;,
as, InIOP " sunday. G5I 4. VI. and 1910 +. w.
From Philadelphia $50 ~. H.tl. 1910 iit3O A. W.
2. $50. $50. J.2p. saI aud 1910 T. NJ sunGay 431
ESQ 1O.iU II 80 A. VI. $50, iolp T. "
Ticket Offices, 526 AMI ait broadway A"tor House,
and foot DcsbrOs-cs AMI Curtan 10 SIS 4tourt t. ani
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Of fulton - Droqslyn,
FRANK THOMSON L. r. FARMER,
Gcucra Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
The sun., 1879-01-16
OFFICER SMITHS MURDER.
Covert D. Bennett and the Dead Mans widow
are Jointly Indscted for II.

Covert d. Bennett was indicted by the
Hudson County Grand Jury that was dis
charged on Tuesday for murder in the first
degree for conspirinR with Jennie H. Smith
and causing the death OF her husband. Police
Officer Richard H. Smith who was found doad
in his bed, In Pacific avenue. Jersey City. on tho
1st Of August. 1878. An unsuccessful effort was
mnde by the previous Grand Jury to lndict
Bennett. but the bill was thrown out Since
then he has bccn in tho County Jail. being held
ostcnsiby as witness against Mrs. Smith.
Prosecutor McGill renewed his cxertions tQ
procure nm indictment before the last Grand
Jury. and n true bill was found against him
Jointly with Mrs Smith.
Mr.. McGill told II reporter for THE Sun yes
terdny that important new evidence had bccn
obtained nKainst the defendants.
Bennett was seen by. the reporter In his coll.
He said that he had heard of the indictment
and thnt It was II complete surprise 60 him. but
ho would. ho thought establish his innocence
beyond doubt. Mrs Smith Is confined to her
bed by acute chill md fever
The sun., 1879-01-16
FOTL AIR IN SCHOOLS.
President Wood Thinks that u IL About TImo
SOmeIhIna shonId BIO Done.

At meeting Of the Board Of Education
yesterday President Wood said. There is a
subject Of great importance to which desire to
call the special attention Of the Board, and that
Is the ventilation OF the 100 buildings occupied
10y our common schools. A good and reason
ably chcnp system OF automatic ventilation
would seem TO be almost as unattainable
matter rs the squarlng Of the circle Tho
attempts TO do that have been innumerahlc and
SO have the attempts to put theories regarding
ventilation into practical and nt tho snme tme
economical working. 1t is well to know just
what we want. We want an abundant supply
OF fresh air without draughts. aud wo
want ut the same time to get rid Of the
I,nul air expired by the school children.
The more crowded the schools. OF course the
more difficult to solve becomes the problem OF
thorough ventilation. The press. and through
It tho public. have recently been greatly excited
on the subject OF school ventilation, and while
as Is usually the case in these spasmodio ex-
elements there has 6cen good deal Of cxng-
gerated statement on the subject yet still so
much smoke cannot exist without n good deal
OF real IRE, and we owe II to the children and
parents of New York to spare no effort on our
part to have the lre cxtinguishcd and tho rcl.
ntiyc smoke dispersed. In order that this sub
lect oi ventilation may be properly dealt with.
matter. which will bring to bear upon IL some Of
the best talent and greatest energy In the Board
and hope that the Board will supply the com.
hlttce, when appointed. with the necessary
sinews of war to carry on their Investigation
Thoroughly ana succcssiully.'
CommisSioner Wheeler offered the following:
R' ~ That committee Of three be appointed hy the
thar tn elafc AMI present 60 The Legislature the
state oi NV York an act authorizing and directing the
'umptrul,r uf the ciy OF New YORK 20 borrow. the
credit ot ssid city the sum o SlUpWn to he eNpruirl
uudrr tie ttrtnu Ic fUatd % Educ duflng the
year l"sn aud ~s tn the purchase OF .iic AMI the
erection oi new school buildings Ia the city ui Nrw York
- II was Violently opposed by Commissioner
benjamin I. Watson. He made bitter attark
upon the press. and was loudly Kissed. Tho
school buildings In the city ne said. are in good
th" resolution was passed. with only two dis
scuting voices.
The sun., 1879-01-16
BANK OFFICIALS INDICTED.
EX-PREsIDENT HdLLTGRD and OTHERS
ACCUSED or CONSPIRACY.


The Gases OF the state Insurance Company
aud the Mechnuics' and Lnborers' savings
Hank OF Jersey City-The Allegations
In tho Hudson County Court OF General
Sessions In Jersey city. before Judge Garrett
son. John lInllinrd. formerly President Of the
State Insurance Company and Of the Mechanics
and laborcrs Savings Bank OF Jersey City. was
arranged ycstordny on an indictment which
charged substantially that the defendant COM
mittcd perjury on the Goth OF January. 1878. in
falsely and frauducny swearing to an annual
report OF the insurance company's financial
condition TO the Secretary OF State. in which 1t
was represented that there wore among tho
assets and In possession Of tho company Jersey
City bonds to the amount Of $4,000. Bayonnc
bonds to the amount Of $4,000. Improvement
bonds OF Harrison Township to the amount OF
$3.50. together with tho sums OF t262.57 in the
main Office and fl2 525. .i3 on deposit in various
local banks, whcrcas," the indictment rccitcs.
" In fact and reality tho company possessed no
such property"
Mr. Halliard pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Daniel
i. Cleary became his bopdsman for $500. m
As the prisoner WINS about to retire, the Dis
trict Attorney stopped him. saying. There Is
another Indictment against you. Mr. Hallard.'
This indictment accuses him Of having on
own own use and benefit six bonds Of the city Of
BnYOnne. valued at fl 900 each, and the prop
erty OF the State Fire Insurance Company. The
bail In this case was fixed Mt $1,000. Mr.. Hal
lizard. at lato hour in the afternoon. obtained
bOndsmcn.
James Reid. the Secretary OF the state Fire In
suranco Company. who was indicted Jointly with
Hnllinrd for perjury. pleaded not guilty. and
was admitted to bail in the sum Of t2,500.
. Hallaird. James d. Donclnn, the former
Secretary Thomas G.. O'Calaghan. the present
Presidents Adam j. Dittmar. Patrick Sheeran.
and Jeremiah Sweeney. composing the Finance
Committee OF the Mechanics and Laborors'
Savings Bank on Feb. 10, 1877. are Jointly in
dictcd for conspirinG TO defraud the depositors
pOurpulinR
the bank was insolvont for the past two years.
None OF these defendants has bcen arrnigned.
The presentment made by tho Grand jury on
Tuesday renOcted on the other directors
nnntnet whom true hills hnVo not bocn found
The sun., 1879-01-16
C0RHINPoNDANIs .tNSwEarD.

T. h,n,, ", ~ a,,'Ao street Institution ter 81,
,t1uaIp -J,un Harlan n hrutucky succeeded
'Nt.f Nltl. o linuf ir tHr N'ncli u' tine a. Court
- y. j. IliN .I.Ilrull uor. preferable form ol Hd
r'' N .Id lr lH E'' lolu b'r' ulnpr.l tnUut "a.
lftouri lhr proper form pi HulIr., in the case OF a
dsclVr " dl'ImV 10 Tho beI. Dl john Dye
The sun., 1879-01-16

N1rrnOPOLITAN ELEVATED

NHErROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
Nl WAI-Opcn FROM ~ A. NJ. to ~ + NJ Rector
st. nearest point Tor wall s. crry tOruahul 81 near
place nearest point tor Post ONE city Hall and
Barclay IT. terry liObokcn; ca .mhers ST. nearest
point for PavOnia and Eric Railroad crrv Franklin st
brand st. nearest points DushrOsscs st. terry to
Jersey City: BceckUr st. 9Th Il. nearest points
for Christopher st ferry TO lIobuken. l4th st
Nearest pnint 70 UuOn square aWt Lyceutn Thea
tres Academy Of Music. Irving and rammaiy Hals
Esd st-Nrarest pOnt to BDutlis ST. James. AMI Park
Theatres Orand Opcra tlousc, OilmOre's Garden. Ma
SOME Tcmple and Jersey city ferries 33l st-NcaroI
point sinerl Broadway. and Fith avenue Theatres
Aquarium. and san trnncisco Miu-trels 42l II ton.
meets with New York TranNct CO.'S cabs ur brnnd Cen
trni Dcnot SSH st--NcHicst point for Central PARK
FOR uptown trains. take east sid" stations For
Iowu.town trains take west side stations Fare -
cents between III hours NJ - AMI "a W AMI
and Up VI when the fare Is hccutA Connects with Tie to
lowing horsccar lines At Rector St. with tor South
ferry ~it brand It. with cars for Dcsbrosscs aud East
Grand st. fcrres Bceckcr ST., with cars Or east AMI
west; 18th st. with cars ior Chnstlhcr AMI East lO
Il crrics at 18th a. with Tor West III anu Eat
23I and sth Il ferries 3jl st. with Tor Wee
hawken ferry. at 5gth St. with cars uf Bct Line ka
road WM H. GARklSON, frcsidchL
The sun., 1879-01-16

Proposed Hallway Communication with
Mexico.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.-NGr. Phillips tof Kan.
saN has present to tho House proposition TO open
railway communication between the United states and
Mexico. and especially urging thata survey OF road by
the secretary o War from Austin To- xas to Topo,ampa
BaN ia ihc Gull OF California shall hc made Among the
document, submitted. ami which give complete history
of the measure acrumi anird iN tables o imports AMI
lIs between tt United STATE. au4 Nlgu nom l--l 10
l~l~ ate the views 40 the NoNi an Minister. ~,hnr
LluflHNfn. utun tlt subject given rrpN letter
of lnglf ifom Mr. ihNp. ds 60 whciher such survey
- THIS tame would De- welcomed hy the Government II
his country Stnur IfmucUna siN.' am Inclined TO
TIC conviction that The NJ NIgau Government Wi ii VII.
IN g. contribute go tlr uulrrt i.ifs ana n tr slice
cessfnl carrying ont uf sticnuuc expedition ~ the
nLlr mo nh -M.I IL.lIl.i.
The sun., 1879-01-16

CINCINNATI, Jan. 15-At Homer. Trxas. n
man named Martin became diskod. ami tnc ciulcns
determined 70 stone him out OF town The assault va,
ll hN ono Thompson Martin returned aul made THREATS
against liom SOM aud tc latter took his gHn. lorlcd
Martin ur. nni .Iui hlu dead
At 0httmnn Toxins gambler named Harrison Thur.
man gt into 'ihtultN Win Doput, lmcl state, Mar
,hh Nii,r Johnson There hN lctH % previous mis-
fshnIlus They met uu thr street. drew il.iul.
sl w gambler Retuns the drop on johnson, instantly
The sun., 1879-01-16
Fatal Dynamite Explosion.

OTTAWA Ont, Jan. l5.-An explosion took
riace at Kennedy phosphate mine at Buckingham yc.
HidAy hole had been loaded with dynamite over
nl-ht and iu ,he morning refused to explode The men
"lt mlbd iulllI ~ ti Nhrn AN rNpin. ON took place
hlil.H- man named Blrow hreAkii- AN arm AMI los
"i tholueI and hirhhlu- un arm ui thlid.
The sun., 1879-01-16
An Indrana Mnnonn,re'. Failure.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. 15.-Much excitement
has been caused IN hi, city by the announcement Of the
failure Of the Hon willard Carpenter For forty years
he had been Of the most wealthy aud influential men
In this region his possessions being estimated from
one TO two million dollars lie owns an enormous
amount OF real estate IN this city and state Two years
ngo he endowed free college, to be- called willard Col
lcge, with property worth from s3jDOpc to sinnOO1
THIS endowment at the generally expressed desire Vt
ne ciucn who were invited to choose was diverted TO
the erection nj a museum and public library aud the
mrnishinf OF public mark Mr CARPENTER organized the
project TO bud straight line railroad from Evansville
To Indianapolis. but the urigucs at fvHl corporations
caused failure and hurdenci Mr. Carpenter with costly
contracts which depleted his purse. lie In husi
ucFs with JUnathaul Merritt ot BROOKLYN A. this time,
aud became greatly indebted to him m ensuing compi
cations Mr Merrt- heirs brought suit Tor sJufsD and
Mr. carp ntct testified that be was not worth SJn lie
II almost eighty years old lis probable the failure will
only AFFECT Mr. Meris heirs aud the AIR line creditors
The sun., 1879-01-16

! hnvo lust eaton hearty lunch." said Mrs
Anderson. yr-t'ria} afternoon 'a and am asMcu a.
c'rr' She l,kcIt There wa, not 90 ..n of fatigue ir
hrr round Eu-l % nc,. 90 wautri inwi,h oyer to Sow
Nth Niu uN hu-iinl' .'. rIrfrH.d. lut 'r WauiuI
o." '.ilt-r tu. Wth q httr present. 80 rcu,u.t al
The sun., 1879-01-16
SOME HlsHINGTON TOPICS.
eovernmen, N oney. In National Banks.

WASHINGTON Jan 15.-The Speaker laid be-
fore the House this morning. In response to resolution
of that BODY. communicate from the do facto
tarJ Of the Treasury giving statement of balances
loan account In coin standing to the credit of the Treas
ury Of the United states In national bank repositories
Jan l. 1879 The aggregate amount was $40 sgs Iesoi