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, 1879-04-24
YENTt1lNOCS.

ts1 hhvc vertigo. Gu for tho doctor Quick
Dfmy slllr1l Illness he should lHck!y know
lie lIvcs 'tnnstl tue c0rner. I'm very sick. ;"
So tho ynt.G 11la,l dln't have vertigo.
court journal.
, 1879-04-24

A nuLL's.ErE.
''I!ayo yoll III ninl, frlona.
You eeck without shirkiugf"
''irs. s!r. 1t II, Fir,
To IIye without wofkingiH
EEfhaudf.
, 1879-04-24

Sugar, tllc chemists tell ua, is composed Of
cual atnl wnter. Now, II the Eroccrs would unly
remember ills, and put soal III tile sugar, when
tlIry feel compelled to mix 1t, jnstcN1 of annI
u would be gratifying to their custoiucrs-Bar-
, 1879-04-24

IN THE SPRING.
In Tho ss,rlns. tho loH,ulo funcy
Lightly turns to thought Of Ionnct.
With Hlasr Of gimp and ribluns
AMI h1l,ch Of feathers IN 1t.
st. L0His 1iHlft.
, 1879-04-24

fur tss At.tclS cH{t Ut Seminal Weakness, l.1st
MI.,o. sal ail ,ttraera brought IN Nv ln!lserH.
t,A ur Sx:v.. Ny It.lY sst lt4s thg !a.:r!,shtt'
JAQtl.S co., l3t McAt 4l4tl.,t, aGsIsn1+l. ul10.
, 1879-04-24

4 gentleman had d bad eye, and was advised
to 1lare it out, 80 tut III might saye tl.e oter
eye. llu took chlor0tortn, lti the doctor. II fa-
t,lous specialist, tuuk ont the good cyp by mis-
takc. The patient ls blind, a,,d cannut shoot
! Ina t{nf- via
, 1879-04-24

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD
InpOa fut Of Lnkt.st. na{nrAav. and 6ix&eentt.st,
md Canal and slxtccnth.a1. Ticket Oncea co CtaFks
u. hHu II lquDt1,
, 1879-04-24

w At4t1Jl-N l. "Oo511
yERslCLI:s.
ANTITRUST.
Wl,oecr wonl rid blade Of rust
dust lnurk tho full cunrrHlty-
Must emery usc, md aowly. 'cauBo
lie can't with acld do it, lie.
-Etchangt.
TIT: rENIAN's PAT1.
Tho Fcntan satd, with tragic mlcn,
''l'll die for my opinion,
But never yield" ]ic took morphine:
He's now atlls n0raphiulan.
-l'ucG.
IN THE SPRING.
IN Tho sx,rlns. tho lon,ule funcy
Lightly turns to thought Of bonnct,
With Il illasr Of gimp md ribbuns
Anu a h1l,tch Of feathers IN It..
st. LoHis TMfs.
nuLLss.ErE.
t'IEaye yau ln nini, frlona,
You eeck without shirkiusf"
ttirs, str. 1t ie, alr,
To lire without WOskiHEl"
yERTtaiNors.
~ hhyc vertigo. Gu for tho doctor dnick-
He lives 'tnnnl tue cOrnGr. Tm very Kiek."
So tho yanslg lna.l dlln't have vertigo.
court journal.
4 QUIET PUFF.
sThcrc'R M smoking nllowcd!"
F!lu E0ilHtt1r GxCla!nle4
To u nan wf0 Ind jHmpcu On tie chr;
Tin mt snsulsin. aloud
Ito gently explained,
''Fur nosclcssly puff my clgar.S
-Edttensatk RtpaotceH.
Nts nIyg+
fIe dug his halt anh nir Ae l,tcd
Untn tho pncid Scuso'a sl,u-
Ills hu1k xntlk In tho WAyH;
lie sAt with basement very wet,
But plllr nue hlte Ald l!c yet,
And tliat-mosqn!to Enyc.
-ErcAdagf.
IN AN ALBUM.
she hnr!ol! hin, hrr aibunl.
lH which 10 wrItB 1inH
. OF frlendsnIp, love. mud tlowefs,
Eplent1ifsroHsly $lne.
She 1ilurIn,lrctl, ns xllc rot 1t hack,
III rather ptltish tunes,
bIUu might havo written something besldos
tyuuss truly. Il. 4. Junes'" i"
-Nem l'ork Star.
JOLLT OLD TIMES IN EDINDURt
Htrafr's Hh1afiHe fur luFH.
, 1879-04-24
LcATc. I Arrive.

y. 4 q, Palace Dining. Cara and Pullman 10. wheel
eiec1ugG tara rim etwccn Chlcsgo md 0mah& Cd ahe
Pacific ExpEc1s.
OHIOAg0 ROCK IHLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot. eurnef q fan nuren and ShcF1ran.Bu. CITY
T1GeGt OllcG. y EtaLk:4t. sherman lIou1s.
, 1879-04-24

IL Harper d brothers will send nny at .llc a4asc
works by mail. Postage ptcrad. tp any part Ut lhu
lfn!tcl sLatcs On receipt Vt the price.
, 1879-04-24

sT- i'aTncss Catalogue mailed trce tccclpt ur
Niue Gents IL stauIps,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
RAILROAD SUBSIDIES.
senator Jones Proposing that the Governnaent
Shall Pay $4,000 n Mile.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The Railroad bill
introduced to-day by Senator Jones Of Louisi-
ana proposes to extend Government aid 10 the
following named companies to secure the con-
struction or completion OF their several roads
so as TO provide continuous railway commu-
nication from New Orleans. Vicksburg, and
Memphis to tho Rio Grande, there to meet
the Southern Pacific Railroad OF California
at III Paso-namoly. the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Company. the North Louisiana and
Texas Company, the Memphis and Great South
ern Company and the Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio Company. Tho lastnamed
fp ipa IS SSo 70 pe E1th0rEESd to extend ~
Paso, and to construct q branch from y
point within 100 miles Of San Antonio to
Each company 10 to receive from the United
States the sum OF 10000 q mile for every sec
equipped. provided tho work be begun within
twelve months. and that ut least 1fty miles be-
Completed by each company every year thero-
Tho hill provides that the money thus adj
yanccd shall be repaid with four per cent. per
books OF the United States for Goycrnment
transportation during the first twenty years
and by forty somi-annual cash payments dur
ing twenty years thereafter. The bill also
grants strip Of the public lands. 400 feet wide.
through The, public lands from the Colorado
River to tho RIO Grande for right Of way To tho
Southern Pacific Railroad Company OF Cali
fornia and requires that road to be completed
within five years. otherwise tho Galveston and
San Antonio COMPANY IL 20 have the right 10
cross the Rio Grande and construct the uncom-
plotted portion. And similarly in case the
Texas Company fails TO complete it's rond within
five years TO tho Rio Grande. the California
Company shall hc authorized to cross the river
and supply its deficiency.
II also includes the Northern pacncas report
ed 10y Mr.. Rice OF Massachusetts last session. and
the Portland, Salt Lake and South Pass road ms
reported 10y Senator Mitchell of Oregon last sea
sion. The TcNas Pacific and connecting lines .cN-
cept southern Pacific. TO receive aid in green
backs 80 900 per mile to be secured by bonds
OF the railroads. bearing three per cont inter
est. The Government to retain all pay for
transportation Of mails and troops and sink
ing fund created for the payment Of interest
and principal of the bonds. IL provides. further
that the Southern Pacific shall have the land
grant in Arizona heretofore given to the Texas
Pacific, and that the Northern Pacific and Port
have the land grants asked for in their bills Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
SINGING a TIE DEU1f.
Russians Hejoieiag over tho Cars Escape
from the As.as.in.

A service OF thanksgiving for the escape
Of the Car OF Russia from the sssassn's pistol
in ST. Petersburg. on Monday was celebrated
yesterday in the Russo-Gr eek Chapel. In Second
avenue. The Russian Minister. Mr. Shishkin
Mrs. Shishkn. tho Russian Consul General
Mr.. Schwewsky. Mrs. Schwewsky. the Consul
General Of Greece. Mr.. Botazzi. and Capt So
metschkin. Aide-de-Camp to the Imperial
Grand Duke Constantine. brother 10 the Car
wercamonRthe notable men and women present
Father BJerring the celebrant. wore q mantle
u cloth -of- gold. hurdensomo from lis richness
of texture and ornamentatlon in embroidery.
On his breast was n golden cross "A giit from
the Cabinet Of the Car. in recognition Of his
priesty services in this country. On his
head was the kamiaffka, high. brimless cap.
OF black velvet a distinction given only 10
priests who have been conspcuously Jealous.
Father BIerrng prayed. In the S'avonc
tongue. for the welfare of the Car and his i'm
peral house for the Russian army and navy
and for the Russian people. Then he led IN
the singing OF q Te Deum Tor the preservation
OF tho Cars life. and the congregation. re-
enforced by detachment OF sailors from the
Russian man of-war lying on Philadelphia.
chimed In. Capt. Semetschkin telegrauhed for
the sailors. Their robust voices gave an I'M
wonted vigor N the anthem.
ST. PETERsBUBa. April l5.-The name 81 the
The city AGAIN Illuminated tonight and aAs every
lisullyel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
signor BIna's Concert.

The Union League Theatre was crowded
last night by fashionable audience assembled
TO listen 10 tho performance OF Signor NJ. Biua's
pupils. There was nothing professional In the
entertainment 1t WAS a strictly social gather
ing, all the more delightful from the fact that
every person present seemed To know every
body else. The Misses Addie SelGman. Anna
Hall. Alice Hall. and Julia waldron were among
the singers who secured the greatest applause
Miss Hattie Cady. an admirable pianist. was an
eorsd Tor her skiltul Interpretations Of Bach
and List. A young violin player Mr.. kapp.
showed considerable ability in his obligato
accompaniment OF Gounod's Transcription Of
Bach's Ave Maria"
As matter OF course. Signor BinA was al the
piano all through the evening. There was a
large attendance Of musical authorities. who
paid the young professor the highest compli-
ments. The venerable maestro Maurice Stra-
kosch. seemed delighted and said, with some
thing approaching ecstasy: -" did never glyo
better lessons 10 Patti than Bina gives 10 his
pupils. He is simply wonderful as n teacher
SiRnor Bna is prizo pupil of the Conserva-
tory Of Milan. and has been in this country
since his graduation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

PRnvsioSs-rork was dull and decidedly lower ami
weak; sales the spot ~ ths new mess $40 80. for
future delivery. $50 ibis jana sold al $40 81 Bacon
equally du and weak; sales 100 boxes long clear q,
Cut meats lower ami quiet. sales 400 Ms picked
shoulders; 10 n, uSc; - picked shoulders &c Beet
and beet lams quiet Lard very weak At amarked de-
chuc sales On the snQt 1915 ties prime city 2OsB l5c
and DO Western 22t ga zoe FOR future eeyer, $50
JulS, t.ss 81 " renucd 10 ,cs for ne Continent
Western mess - 2aa$s 81 for I'D aud slo 25Gioa7s
tor new LArd-Wcstern svAm. p 1uu ms. as ~. prime
city. - u hAm~-~muktl Citv. ~snc.. pickled -
Baccn-Lonr clear. Western ami citee' s, Beef ham.
Western. p M, siSaSlS - Bcct-Westcrn extra
mess, sluIu4sii % T. M plain do. - 5pasiO ~:
prime moss. p tee, sioSsl7 Dressed hogs 80 &C.
for cifv. latter Tor uigS
GRNN-rnces have generally declined during the past
week nud trade has been hN no means brisk To-day
wheat was moderately active at decline iee2c sales
Of @nu bush az ~ rtgfl 10 for No amber ~ ~ tor
40 white. ~ 10 tor No do. Si.ii Tor state white
sole. tor N spring 500 .si ut for 80 do 81 ill,
for no rcl tor Apul - l3 do for MAY 81 ~ hi
% for June ~ w's for 80 amber for April y io tor
- white tor Anril ani ~ lo,, for do for MAY I've
wHsgWot A. WfNlc Tor state, bl's for Canada. aud
80 '' fer western oats were gwrt and weak sales
ui 42uH bush at Hl@31 &c. Tor mixed and ;sf-t Tor
v lie ineludi9s 30 mixed az ~ .s.. ST. Whit. ',,
corn was uul' uni lower sH,s 90 -@ttHE bush iuctii
ing ,ranct at HA9i, ' so ? do 4i.@ti,c., &C..
for ~ Tor Arm amt iic tor DO Tor June, ana ~ &C
Ton steamer Tor April baIl.N WAS dul and nominal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
DIED.

CRAVFvRD In Norwak Conn. April H. Charlotte
Vrauiurd ~ the Nlth year o her age
FRENCH In Boston, Mass. April ~. Sarah. Ne rbv
French. aged Us years aud months. widow Of Nosts
HANNAH.-tn Jackson COUNTY Ala -cceutlv Cant
John Hannah snt to hnve reached the wonderful acc OF
hi years mouth and days n tho story OF his c il
correct. Capt Hannah was born Virginia Feb H.
1884 Ne served under Gen Washington during tho
knew the great Irish American orator Patrick Iienr,
when he was but mere boy IN Virginia Cant lIAnndh
had never been III until he century old and his
eNeright was perfect 81 the time Uf his death.
JAMES In Mcdford, Mass April IL. Deacon Oa.en
james, aged ~ years and months
LAIGllllN April Is Bird let Laughln. aged 81
years At her late residence 2B East 4ist ~ horn In
waterford county parish ul wight Church, ireland.
fi"hds and relatives are respectfully invited tn attend
NE iuheral from the above residence. Thursday att
NORRIS In san Francisco cal. Anil O. Samuel v
months - '7 49, 'N "
sEELMAN. In Philadelphia April H. Anna Elizabeth
nttlil!n. IN the 9th wear Of her age
The o1tli year Of his are
Relative. aud friends respectfully invited to attend
me funeral from his late residence ia Mulberry 81 on
"Wednesday. 10Th. at O'Clock '
SMIIH.-In fhiladcphi IA April 10 Deacon Ja,nes
smith, IN the n2d wear NJ his age.
IAllbM . Lost at sea, from shin Gardner Colby NAV
4 $50, Wlhhn A. Taylor aged ~ years, only child OF
TOMNLEN- heart disease. in BrookIvu April "a
Mrs fhcbe A. rowncy, formerly Mrs Crane. aged 81
years
Funeral .crvccs at - stephens = = Church pa,chen
nv AMI Jefferson st. ON Thursday April II, atj = "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
THE FORTY TRdMPs.
Failing or In the Marching Squad In ell
more's Garden-The Leaders.


There was n fair attendance at the re-
markahe walking match 10 Gilmore's Garden
yesterday.
Only one flrst-class man has developed thus
far in the race. This Is tough little Panchot Of
Buffalo. At 10 last evening he had gone ovor
ls3 miles In As hours. which placed him nearly
two miles ahead OF howclfs time at the same
stage Of the race
Mahony. alias Pat Rooney. tho mock police
man, created great merrment with his serio-
comic face. His red nose. curious turn OF his
head gruyely earnest gray eyes and half
stumbling gait made him the clown of the
procession.
Brodic, the newsboy. who had started in tho
rae" ~ ~ he was carrying an armtul Of extras
with important news dragged slowly around
with laggard and lame steps, rs II he was
heavily loaded with blanket sheets filled with
dull lectures and foreign correspondence.
Hughes lepped around at intervals at the rate
OF about four miles an hour He was more
than fifty miles behind the leader.
Little Modem. who resembles Corkey OF Lon
DON T9s going easily about thirty-hve miles
butcher. the bald-headed man, was marching
around with the confidence OF Napoleon before
he met his Waterloo.
leader at 10 O'Clock. glided around with easy
strides.
casionally struck into a dog trot. lie needed a
galop 10 overtake the Buffalo man. who was AZ
miles ahead Of him.
The latter about 20 miles. and the former about
rs miles behind the leader.
kyellberR the sick Piute. had recovered He
was following the trail 70 miles behind the Duf-
ialo boy
Raine. tho Canadian runner. toiled around.
sick and weary. 20 miles behind.
Panchot retired ut about H.. having walked
100 miles. He will take tho track again about
this morning.
just before midnight there wera only eleven
men on the track. Eleven had retired for good.
The others wore resting and being doctOrod.
Spear the old fireman. was going in good shape
far in the rear
At midnight tho leaders were. Panchot. 100
miles Merritt, $50; OBrien 10; Murray iGj
Mahoney. 1i7 Byrne. l45 butcher. l6i BrOdie
l49; Modem. l56 Hughes. only 1872.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, April l5.-Thc stock market to-
day presented some novel features. What are
termed the leading fancies." such ~ the
Granger roads the coal shares. the trunk lines.
and Western Union Telegraph were more or
less neglected. and soon declined somewhat.
But Michigan Central was active and buoyant;
there was liberal movement in ohio and Mis-
sissippi common; and the Southwestern roads.
St. Louis. X, c. and N. st. Louis and San Fran
CISCO Missouri. Kansas and Texas. and Kansas
Pacific. attracted increased attention, the latter
taking the lead In activity aud buoyancy. open
ing at sou. advancing to 3s. and closing AT 36k.
St. Louis. X. O. and N advanced from 8 to 40
81 do. preferred. from Slx to Ssh. closing at
33; and Mo-. X. and Texas from llH to lao
l4H. Western Union Telegraph. Northwestern
Railroad. and Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western became more active after meridian,
whilethe movement in Michigan Central sub
sided Sales OF tho day were l45 O25 shares.
Advanced bal ana ~. Joseph pre-
icrrod, Kansas Pacific. @; Michigan Cen
trail y Missouri, Kansas and Texas "a: Rock
Island, y 81. Louis. Kansas City and Northern
common, IN do. preferred, ~ Wabash, Is.
ern, y Delaware and Hudson, Erie COM
mon, y 81. Paul common, y do. preferred, "a (;
New Jersey Central y Morris and Essex. y :
northwestern common = do. preferred. = (;
ONO and Mississippi common, y Western
Union Telegraph. :.
The following will show the range OF prices
paid today, ana closing Nniucs; --Chsi0 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
THE SETON NAIL BOrs.
A Very Lively Contest for n Peculiar hut
Popular Reward.

The students at Seton Hall College South Or
Anse j. celebrated the beginning Of the Joyous Easter
festival with athletic games out OF doors soon After
breakfast the students with the four projects IN long
black gowns the public road At the foot Of the
broad campus to run the elastic and well beaten
ground by the side q the track The runners
against spuulfiug de Garmcuda Of Ba timorc ~ was
allowed, hud small chance n win he j. a trained
Athet ami has taken medals outside athletic contests
notably with the Staten Island Athletic Association So
nobody was surprised when DE Garmeudia the inL
wards handicap IN lVf seconds and the 22 handi
cap in - seconds The students ~ parated into
three divisions according n age ani strength In the
second divipon. J. Barril OF Brick Church y j. won
the lon wards hanlicap IN ~ seconds and in the hr
division y BArkne won the same handicap in 1884,, 80
unds The sack race. first division. was won hvJ g.
Fnrav. and second by T. BArrl In the ODD three
legged race 1rt division the winners s. de Gar
mehiia and u Meehan; second division, J. J. BArr
AMI 4 Garesche
). d. Garmendia. J. J. Barril and l. Dcut. throwing
the bal il5 an and ~ yards respectively. beat their
eomrenlors IL tbs standing broad jumps L. Kelly Of
Orange. J. J. Scully and T. Barkio we're winners by
jumping II y ana feet respectively In the running
broad jump De Garmcndia cleared Ia feet and ]
Barrl Is icct de Garmendia IN the running high
jump. made "a feet
Tie ouy pri awarded 70 tho winners was to he seat
At banquet prepared by the sisters % Charity the
lociory aud to the banquet TIE hungry winners then he
took themselves after which the were speeches by Pre-
feet ". ,. Marshall and the students
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
Content. of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun, published this morn

THE WEEKLY Sun, published this morning,
contains;
Proceedings Congress Naming the House Commit
ters-Ihrir Compile Non-Rep publican senators In Tau
cu--fhe Public health Bll-Thc Case Of senator Bell,
datr-Gov seymour out ~ thu Race-kentucky Repuhh.
cans Tor Grant-rhe Sentiment for him Throughout she
Counrv-lis Phil idcphia Managers; Edison. Electric
IAght-Ihe Inventor Declares II Entirely Successful,
Shooting NJ the CIar-Four lnsuccc ssiu Shots from a
would he Assassins Pistul-Arrest of the Latter Death
Of Gen. Richard TAYLOR Incidents Ot his CHreeT-llis
Death bed Parting with samuel flden, The Unpopular
Administration ~ the Marquis Of Lurne-French Cana
dans Camorng his Removal; Indian Affairs In the
Cabinet Demand from the Southern states for Chinese
Iaburers; The Crisis In Egypt-WhHt the Sultan Pro
poses to DO VIII the Khedive Resist; Fighting Zulu
land; Great strike Impending IN the Pennsyvania Coal
Region. The Negro Exodus from the South The san
Francisco Ring; The British Defence OF Rorke's DRIFT
tannbalism IN South America, Massacre IN Russian
Prison, Trans Tor the unwaIy, Execution Of John T.
ihalr-liistory Of his Crime The War Between Chi and
ROYlAi funce Louis Napoleon; Tile Lovers aud their
Questions, Notices Of New BuOks-Gen. TAylor's Recu
rctOns Of the Ciy War, Poetry Nv the Sea He Should
Take the Papers Easter Morning Dream Story, Love
Me Lave nv Dog concluded. Latest TeeHTaphic News ;
Sunbe ANS Notes on Science and Industry; Ladies' De
Many Columns Of Editorial Articles and AKrl
cultural Matter; Financial Intelligence. and Markets
TnE WEFKLT Sun contains a complete eptome u the
news Of the week from all parts VI the United States and
the American continent Copies In wrappers ready for
maing to the old country may be had Al the desk
publication hice Price four cents FOR sale by all news
dealcTsin city and country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
LongieIIow's wives.

Boston, April l5.-Innuiry among the rela.
tves Of stephen Lonseow develops the fact that he 10
a marrying man Mrs v. P. p Longfollow, whose hus
band cousin o. stephen, says that he was divorced
from his nrst wife bnt that some two or three years
ago he married a oman out West, by whom he had
child HIS relatives however, have never seen the
Ond wife and do know where she and the child
whether there has been divorce. Mrs LOngellow
had not heard NJ the third marriage with Anna Hen.
Messy, but said IA would he In keeping with his
course ia recent Year,. Years ago he was discharged
honorable position In the United states
marine service AMI since then whenever possible, he
hss borrowed money from his friends. with little Oppor.
tuny pa mVnt fOT long time nv had been treated
A. y q LonrfolluW family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Miss Kellogg will sing Mr. Frederic Ciay's ballad Sh.
wandered Down the Mountain side, al her farewell
bcucnt concert on saturday evening and the
who Ia visit IN this country. has volunteered 10 e
company her ON the panoorc.
Mr. and Mrs a. Knight are delighdng large audi.
ences IA the BROOKLYN Park Theatre with their play
,,ou9" They, are very wen supported, and between
Mr knights humorous dialect and the Vivacluus and
sprighuS acting OF Mrs knight all are amused
Mr. Aurustin pay will make his reapneArance rs
q manager In New YORK hy the prediction the
Olympic Theatre, Apul = Of d." l. A,somuoir.' the
dramau1Auon OF Zua's novel. The new venture " Mr.
paly, so long one 90 the most successful Sew York
maungers, Will attract attention and Viii recall the Is,
tnt although atyly Mllcu upon evil times the olympic
Theatre has been the scene ui several most tlutahr
ire triumphs Under Laura kecucs management ~ was
one o the most popular theatres IN Sew York and later
George J. Fox made ~ this theatre his famous hit
H4nJfy baIft. Tile theatre will be repAlucd and re-
nuci PRIOR 10 the assumption by Mr. DAy OF the man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

TUESDAY. April l5.-FLouR AND MLAL-Havo
s5an@s3Ss' e1'rs stAis, 3e g. 6Ssssoo; Western
extras ta~39si "a, DO Xxx and XXX. e. 25.aS5 70 (,
Ninne.ota patents s55oess city shipping extra.
- Ni1th ~; southern bakers and family brands
g 15eSd southern shipping extras. s4as465. Rye
nour supporting. - SaSf3 Is Corn meal-Western. 3c .
q. lnst2 IS; Brandy wlue. S2h5aS29l Wheat feed n
ton, 50 5oasii ~, rye feed els togsi6
tOrroN-fhcre has been decided further advance In
ne past week, but TODAY the market was variable
closing easier suots dui sales. $50 bales hMdhng IN
lanl- HE Futures opened hWhcr and closed lower At
~ for Nay u &c for june. i2oic for lul, - 80
Tor August ~ "a for September. and ~ 4bc for Octn
Der sales l5a ion bales Receipts port, this ay
ofh hgcs. since sept ~ Tno bales. CORE sponiifn
period last season. lu1U ~ bales Quotations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
ArLnn.a. Nssro.. An.lou. to Emlsrats.

LITTLE Rock. April 15.-The colored conven.
ton called under the WINDOW resolutions organized sat
urdAy with fr representation from different sections
Of the State Fifteen delegates and as many aliernacs
10 the Conference 81 Nashville MAY were appointed
Resolutions were adopted am ning that as colocd clu-
lcus M Arkansas in man localities are not allowed rec
endowment their constitutional rights they dcslr
Gus Of emigration 10 some other state Or Territory where
the elective franchise can he enjoyed unmuested
onnendng the appointment Of two colorcd Commission
under tie National Emigration AID society N select
a suitable state Territory endorsing senator win.
don''s resolutions and CONNIE ending national donation
loan T. AID settlers In the Territory seected. The
Convention then resolved itself into an auxiliary statd
Emigraton Aid Society, and appointed al Executive
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