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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

Two actors of the Warde Barrymore Troupe | were shot in Texas, Thursday by despera- do who had insulted one of the actresses of the l troupe An actor named Porter was killed in- stantly and MT Barrymore was severely 1 wounded. The Lynn mystery is partially explained by the identification of the body as that of Jennie P. Clarke Paul Boynton had narrow escape from death at Louisville, Thursday afternoon, the swift current of the falls of the river sweep ing him past the city. The colored janitor of the Toledo National Bank has robbed it. few cents at time, of some $2, O00
 Kearney is stumping Southern California for the new constitution.
 About one hundred Democrats and thirty four Republicans and Independents have been elected to the Louisiana Constitutional Con- Aention.
 A six-day woman walk is to occur at Gill more's Garden next week.
 The safe of the Arlington Mills, at Lawrence, Mass, was robbed on Thursday night of $4,- 30O
 On Friday the Kentucky Greenbackers nom- mated a full State ticket
 The trial of Wesley Bishop has been post poned until May.
 The President has nominated Clarence King. Director of the Geographical Survey: and Francis A. Walker, Superintendent of the Gen. SuS
 OLeary gets nothing out of the proceeds of the walk.
 Sport" is to walk in Montreal with an Ital- ian of that place.
 A prominent lawyer of Starkville, Miss, was shot, last week by negro whom he had caned recently for insulting his wife.
 Serious charges of bribery are brought against Senator Ingalls, from Kansas.
 Dr Dekoven, distinguished ritualistic clergyman of the Episcopal church, died sud- denly at his home in Wisconsin, last week.
 Committee has been appointed by the Low CT House ot the Missouri Legislature to frame articles of impeachment against State Treas
 The Southern Bank of New Orleans has suspended.
 The Emigration Bureau Matrimonial Agency is overfowed with applications for husbands.
 An Indiana family has been poisoned by some plant they had eaten in their food and one is dead.
 The sulphur" shower reported in the papers turns out to have been pollen blown away from the pine forests.
 The mayor and police board of Rochester have been indicted for not enforcing the Sun day liquor law.
 The report in the Fitz John Porter case has been sent to the President for approval.
 Edison claims to have his electric light nearly perfected
 Rev. Mir. Talmadge's trial before the Brook lyn Presbytery has begun.
 The youngest daughter of ex-Gov. Hubbard Of Hartford has been making runaway match with his coachman. They were mar ried at Westfield on the 11th inst
 N. P. Pratt, Treasurer of the Reading Mass Savings Bank, has defaulted in about $1OO, ,0Oo
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27
Legislative Items.

The State Prison committee has reported faverably to the release of Charles J. Allen.
 The Senate finally yielded on the tramp bill and allowed the amendments made by the House to become part of the law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

HISTRICT OF LITCHFIELD, ss. Probate Court, O March 8th, 1873.
 Estate of Charles Munson, late of Morris in said district, deceased.
 The court of Probate for the District of Ltchfcld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of sad Estate to exhibit thelr claims for settlement Those who neglect to present thelr accounts, properly attested, within said tme, will be debarred arecovery. All persons in- debted to said Estate requested to made immedi- ate payment to
 LUCIUS E. MONSON, Executor,
 ... 49-4wS
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

Congressman Willetts has been burnt in ef- fgy by an admiring constituency. It was a postoffice removal that earned him this dis tinction.
 It seems that it is the anti British party that finally succeeded in the bloody contest which followed the death of the late Ameer of Af- ghanistan
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

Ere 'tis too late.-and that cough has be come galloping consumption, cleanse your lungs by using Dr. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

Every Farmer Take Notice Save Agents Commission! Send the exact depth of your well on postal card, to J. H. IVES, Dan- bury, Conn.,, and see what he will de for you. (Oldest established Rubber Bucket Pump ma- ker Ill the State) 49-3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

Farmers DO NOT THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY ON Worthless Rubber Buckets, but send your orders to o. E. Wadhams, Goshen, Conn.,, and get Hoyt's Ina1oroved Self-erpan- siue Rubber Bucket P,tnp. 523m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

At the request of the Supreme Court the law reform commission is continued during the present year. The capitol commission is also continued
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27
PETITION FOR FoREcLosUR

New Milford Savings Bank, vs. Eli D. Weeks, Ad. mlnistrator of estate of John T. Peters and others
 Superior Court, Litch6eld County, April Term,
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

The legislature did not succeed in finishing it's business, last week. It is expected to con- plete it's labors, this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

The Springfield Republican calls attention to the difficulty with which the Republican party will regain control of the U. s. Senate. There are sixteen of the former slaveholding states, which are almost certain to remain Democratic without another political revolu
 tion at the South. Democratic Senators have been already elected in Ohio, Indiana, Cali
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27
Valuable Real Estate

FOR SALE. A IL of nay real estate situated in the Town of xA Ltchfeld, and within mile of the Court House, consisting of two residences on South Street. and about acres of good meadow land, the farm known the Sol Marsh" farm, containing about 200 high state of cultivation, about 16 of woodland about one half of which is heavy wood and timber,
 Also all of my personal property consisting of live stock, farming tools, etc., etc
 Terms of payment for Real Estate made easy.
 GEORGE Il. BALDWIN. Litchfeld, March 2etb, ls79 5l.tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

It seems that the laws of France deny the privilege of teaching in that country to foreign CTS. Minister Jules Ferry proposes to extend the exclusion to the religious orders like the Jesuits, which are under foreign control It is thought that the bill will pass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

An influx of spring advertising crowds out 8 good deal of matter from correspondents which we should have been glad to publish. It also cuts down editorial space, so that many matters pass without comment to which we intended to refer
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

The late Elhu Burritt left about $9000 to various public institutions-a small matter MT. Vanderbilt would have thought-but there was even larger difference between their rep utatien than between their fortunes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

The resignation of Warden Hewes seems to be accepted as 8 substantial confession of bad management involving the directors as well as the retiring officer against whose conduct of affairs so much has been said.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

Nordhoff, of the Herald, says that this is a better looking Congress than the last. The Southern Democrats are better lot, he thinks, and all are much younger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-27

The passage of the bill through both Houses repeating the ten per cent reduction of salaries, is on the whole 8 good measure. There was some saving under that law, but much of the reduction came upon the wrong people.
The sun., 1879-02-26
FINANCIAL .iND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Feb. 25.-The stock market open
ed sluggishly. but steadicr in tone and ut firm
prices for leading funcics. except Union Pacific
which declined from the final bid Of yesterday
followed by partial recovery Western Union
yielded n fraction ut the opening. but almost
Immediately recovered to the latest prices Of
yesterday. Northwestern was variable and
moderately active. but other railway shares had
a very slow sale. The coal shares slightly i'm
proved at the first call. Later in the day there
was removed activity and general buoyancy. in
which Western Union and Union Pacific shared
but Northwestern preferred taking the lpud. The
siccuiniuii IN knnsHs AMI Texas suhSiicd Investment
shares were about srndy. with iair business ~ Illinois
Central and Morris AMI Essex.
Railroad bonds generally quict. hut there was
Sme movement speculative issues; Chesapeake nnd
Oho nr~tr series B, sold nrm at ~ down tn ~. New
Jersey Central nrsts consolidated sd from S13s down To
tbla. aud recovered 10 500 tIfciutu and Sprns-
field nrstr guaranteed bv C.. e.. e. sud Ind declined
rom plll ioSot THE issues o tie Pacific roads r.
ANS - Paul issues and the choice Investment bonds
wcrc qurt
sales uf state bonds embraced Louisiana con.os at
Ss Her - 52i- DOL seller 8. AMI @sl1t cash the
hgner nsurc ior sa also District ~ CuumOis 3Ods At
81 THE bonds ui Tennessee have iully lost Tire aic i-
ltnis Republic. inD. aud American Exchange. 1u5
Money wasvA-y un cal ut 2asi a cent. cu.iWl a the
inside rate for brokers balances Exports from New
York the past week are valued nt Sd,,,2 49, sterling
exchange Is quoted at 81 81 ssi 81 Tor prime sixty yday
biils
The sun., 1879-02-26
Contents OF The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning.


Proceedings OF congrrss-Heated Debates and Hasty
Legislation Marking the Closing Hours the session.
john Ruach'S Subsidy Grab-frNt of the Blt-Army Re
organization Defeated IN the SenAc-1he Anu Chinese
Blli sent H. Nj Hayes-The House Voting AWAY Many
Millions WI hout DvhatT-A Lively Row Between Scmt-
tor Cunklny aud Burnside Rascality In LouisiAna-A
New thHItsrin the Great Election Conspiracy OF 1876,
The West and the frcsicncN The black Pest Russia
frghtul RANAges o the Plague in the Southern Prov.
incc-Suggr stuns tor the Treatment Of it, Archbishop
rurCelrs Drbts-A Lottery Scheme for his Rehrf. our
Treaty with Jauan-A Blundcr in Washington Making Il
= Bundle uf Waste faper, our Foreign Cattle Trade
Disease Among American Oatte-rr0posrd Legislation
on the SUBJECT A Scandal IN 81 lous-tirsyc Charges
Against the Commissioners ot Police Frauds New or
lrau>HoN the Government l. Cheated by the Tobacco
Ring Amnesty to Communists ia France. The Problem
Of lahor-lntrresng Results of n Careful Inquiry in
Massachusetts,, our London Letter, Tue Fcul SitkA;
Psmnrck's Defeat. Troubles ui the Kh,dive The British
RrNersr ~ Luuani Traps tor the unwArv; Notices of
New Book s-fhc story o Mary Mulistouecrau. should
Women frop1srf Monsters Of the Sea- Poetry: The
Cous qucncr, Yesterday, Stnry; tohbcr The Latest
Telegraphic News; sunbeams Notes Science and In.
dusrN, Ladies' Department. Many Columns Editorial
Articles and Agricultural Matter, Financial Intelligence.
ani Markets.
rnE WEGKLr suS contains complete eptome NJ the
news Of the week from all parts o the United States and
the American continent Copies in wrappers ready for
aihrg to tie old country may be had At the desk
publication nice Price four cents For sale by all
dealers IA cIy and country
The sun., 1879-02-26
rn.hIonnbIe FooIl.hne...

There ~ no lnorru fashionable notion quite absurd
~ the generally received idea that 10 be- beautiful and
attractive woman mast possess wan spiTuclie face
giM gure ut sylpN ike proportions iragty in
cases out OF ten h" result OF dl'vase Nv many fashion
able heIles n considered special compliment be-
spoken ~ trail nud delicate. They forget that the
naturally delicate face aud petite hsure very different
from r uaic and diseas, ckCn tuces that in
The city ihoroufhtares o"h out from the Luxurious
unrc7 o wealth aul Ridr anpuldlN thr0ugh crowd
td draw INK ruauS " dlrhrr were uuta-iiuuahe,
ought u" not badly An the land but would take every
rosilr lrtgNuuu To secure the fresh, blooming lace
mud wen rounded figure tNat only health rnn give
Ladies' ~houh remember thHt much gs Veutemtn may
profess tn rnnir ue lace and Aled and cinHCatrd
hv disease, when ttN hoo-' Nic they prefer nlonm
my, hcuthul. huoVant spirited woman Dr. rrrce's
laNori" Prescription o. the arknuN iedgtd standard
romndy for iemHle diseases and wtakn'sA II has the
tWoiId advantage a. Gazing uie local disease ant
parting vigorous tone Ia the whole system 1t is sold by
The sun., 1879-02-26
Lena wormer, the CTR, Thief in Court.

Lena Wormer. alias Maggie Smith. the girl
thief who sid down the elevator rope OF the Adclph
apartment hou~r brought nom the Roosevelt Hos.
ptsl criay 10 the F,yscven,h Street Police Court
Her face pale aud hollow and her hands bound
with handsuc- After hc arrest The puliCs tound In her
possession uumher II pawn tckets which led 10 the dis
reared against her ON Feb - Lizzie Murphy " tile
Aitphi lost haMls ani dresses tile value S7n Lena
MurnrT taste ned crooked nail the end stick
hookcd OFT the through the faught Of the door
ou Jan ~ Bridget Mcdonald oi ei7 avenue had
quantity Of dressrs stolen from her The ihird
complainant was Al rrd 4 Liscomh. the Ianitor the
Aichi Hats who jan ~ caufht Lena alng from
hls rDuins and chas.d her dosn the el,, ator Lcua
pleaded gultN to all these complaints and
uuuon She said she would reform Justice kasnure
Committed her IN 81 90 bail on each charge
The sun., 1879-02-26
MISS MoLLrE McLAIx's sUIE
Descrting the Giri lac had Given SEQ Cold
Piece to Ray the Minister.

FRANKLIN. Ind. Fob. 2l.-Miss Mollie McClain
is attractive maiden NJ ~ an orphan and has hren
struggling for number Of years to maintain hersc
miner in this place. She Il mshl, esteemed by all
CLASSES aud is welcomed into the lest society here For
long tine. It's alleged Mr.. John W Ragsdale had bccn
paving her the devoted attention lie IL about
years 81 nqc, rondi"kng ard ambitions His lopuiar.
ity and position c Iusri from the that lie
locu twice elected trrd~urr Of this county few
months he married Mise Ophrlil wheat the iAusit.
Ter u aitiv AMI tnhdentia citizen of Franklin aud
wrut Ea.t ui wedins trii. TN hts return he was
served with the papers n suit Instituted bv Miss
MrClsin against him Tor breach u promise msrtiigr.
the damages being laid ~ sinup This suit ~
to be- tried today AMI. from the roton IT the
prrs,ris interested. cNcites wide attention Miss
McCiain alleges in her complaint trt after number of
y, ars ui ntt ntuus Mr. Raf~slt IN red marriage. which
was prumuty AMI jovmliy accepted hut that arr long
prrui he deserted her und ieiu-s n iuhl his Uit re-
pcsicd promises numhrr "i letters written hf Nr,
Rsrsa,e t. Miss AcCain Will hc rfuiurd In evidence.
although it smd tisthr hi. rrps.esscd nrll o snc
the Interesting spunruco A twenty dollar
gold piece is also 10 hguir IN the riaL hss hccHineN.
hiits the coin mcmentn her courshp. and saws
IL her bv Mr. va. -dale % be presented To
the CLERGYMAN who shuud rerurm the mHrringe Uere-
Size Mr. Ragsalc visited her 10 reclaim
the piece Of money but she refused to return IT, d crng
that she would unly surrender 1t with her hc The Hon
Thomas A. Hendricks Is one Of the lawyers for the de-
nsud
The sun., 1879-02-26

TUESDAY. Feb. 25.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Th"re
has s'ua some hat iupruNlug market In the
partly from more active deuuud and lurtly
paihy ~iih the course OF wheat tut today trade
dal and prices barely supported. kNe flour was
trafcr. We quote. SupsInnc. 539Si75 extra
SsE. 3c., - 3Sl@si io Western sp1ls. AN aHi
e. iu~ste'. 90. Ky and NNN stDsss Min
n"totA patents, g. 7afft~ il; city shipping eNtry-
sSN o., southern bakers and family brands s1s
t":' southern shipping extras, 81 @ssf4N5 Rye huur
nf~rnne. S'ess3 - Corn mFHl-N c~tcrn. &c So
-. 80. Brandywne. Sc e u, Buek heat hour. la
H. 81 t10sLc. Wheat iced. g ton, sAJtsslJ1 -, rye
feed So
CorTos-rherc has been IN improved tendency In the
market there being speculation Tor hi-hcr prices nni
today suos we're very hfn, aud more active saies ~
bales mhldlnc urlauds. NAac. Futures again sligt
d"Hrrr. CLOSING ~ 7rc Tor March. Hptc Tor Auul
luirc tor NAV. iu2c. tor June, in SO july and
10 ~ for August sales. "a tNu hars Receipts the
ports this DAY -u27- bales since seutymhcr l. a772.s'
lalcs, same time last ~cason. 35l5,Ol9 bales Quota
The sun., 1879-02-26

COHEN-BUR RNST1NE-O Tuesday. Feb ~. by the
Rev d. Jacobs ChHs 5 Cohen to Lcna Bnrnstnc, both
this civ
GREESuCGll -Bvsii.-On Thursday. Feb. %. by the
Rev Henfy Nlcr. D.. At the residence uf the brict
parents hnrHuu ". Grgennush oi Bru"kiyn 20 Nina,
younset iauahtcr OF Mr ana Mrs Nicholas Bush u
GrrcunUiut. L.. /
HAiERAN-LALLY, - on Monday. Feb ~ NJ the
Churcu uf the Visitation, Brouklyn by the Rev John w.
Kelly, James 3. Haleran To Maggie G. Lally, both ~
Brooklyn.
AiES-HOwELI.-On SUNDAY evening. Feb. % A.
St AIMS Church. by the Rev. Father Hayes. James
Hayes tu MARY Z Howell
QrACkENBU Sli-IORrON.- On Thursday Feb cO hV
tie Rev. Dr JriircN Genrte Queckcubush, Jr u BROOK
lyn TO Lizzie, daughter c Louis Horton VI New York
The sun., 1879-02-26

yer SAYS he did not lko tho looks OF Cohen. and
told him II he could 1nd one spoon he ought
to be able to hnd them NIL. Sawyer refused
" employ tho fellow. About year luter
State Detectives Hill and Cronin uncartheI u
large hmount OF stuon goods in the house OF
one Wilinm s. Porter tn Danvers. .Rmongwhich
was much nf the property that had bocn stolen
from Mr.. Sawyers house. including the full
dozen OF missing spoons. From sui scqurnt
Investigation tho detectives became satisfied
thht Cohen bought spoon answering tho di-
scriition of the lost ones. and had Mr. Sawyer's
initials marked upon IL.
The sun., 1879-02-26

IS Rhcin, Hoffman, Bremen.
- Gamma, Liddccoat. RermudA.
rs llHdsuu, Gager, New orleans.
s. Nrptune, berry. Boston.
IS prNunia, Oyrustunc, GLASGOW.
ahtp Nlhcount. Nicholson. taicutta.
BARK Athena, Bellmar, men.
Bars Anglo norman, Davidson. Annoy.
Bars ruggr. Snrrn@'n CALAIS
BARK Idaho. kichhidsOn, CruiucCos
barn has Mdtd. Gay. south AmbOy.
Brk Mnclc. Andersen. Londonderry.
Bark ALASKA. Jones. MatanLaS
Bark sam Shephard, Durlre, Ciennlegos
BARK Shooting Star, Newell. lAsbOn
Brlg II II Wright, Meyers. Monte NidcoI
big Three Cheers, Mcconnell, MayagueA
The sun., 1879-02-26

PKoysioNs-Pofk At the close was steady 81 the recent
~ ~ fof ftrc delVerv sale. 40 Ibis new me so -
Beet IN air sale, % bills p.an 80 hls extra mess
loose shurtrlb middrs. SAC 25o boxes long clear on
private terms; long aud snort quoted here asc. Cut
~ rih bellies at -, fsc Tor II ~ Gc for ~ ~, and
ciocc At SID - Lard Giry active ana seaIv sales Oh
city. 6U@dNl - closing at insde rates, No io 6sc
Lt iuHir, dehNtIN t.'!l lcS SOIL March, 'hc. Ann
t1o ics. AZ 1a5c tor ComuuenL aud aoc Ter cuba We
q otr Pork. bhl-Nestcrn mcss 81 IS foI old and 81
city. 6s6c Hams smoked eitv sis@st-e Iickled
1,9S'ic shoullcrs-Smoked city. A'aeilac.. llcklcl.
beet Weston. extra mess sieinssil % 7 tbl plain
hogs, AlpsSt.c Tor city, latter tor pi.A
GKaiN-fhr whole market has been quite variable IN
proVrmcnt nl Yesterday sales the spot lOsu bush
and We quo'o 81 ,prins 9ts"7c. rcJ, ct"d DO, 80
. sHlcr and No white 81 i.h; choice amber 81 il..
No. rcd, Slla1 extra White, slItGsl l4A canada
Ter April 81 IA and offered at 81 is i6r March Oats
were ~ dclnand, and further advanced; sales sion
eiaiis 40 : mixed At ~ and SS WHIT s4,,e
R,e was aglet a. 5e@'2c Tor Western and ~ edjc Tor
aud our.rowcd state and Sc GSl % canada bar.
ley malt very unsettled Indian corn was the turn
nlAtd, old m,4@n'sc Tor do, new sc lnr No west
tern Whit 49, ~" for steamer mixed; t3's@Gisc tr
southern, and for tuurc delivery, 24oOO bush. No
mixed At f7a4c for April, and isc. for May.
- considerable decline IN coffee ana SUGARS To-day,
coffee was quiet at tie late dcclnc. Rice steady hut
h'sue but foreign uulL IN sugars ttfc WAS scarcely
avmn; DON and nnceS werc weak We qno!H Col'e
Mnracab., lass Ilsc., Java, 2ia2h'sc and Rio lu'aa
l.c god Rer.'Arohmh 5a@14ci Louisiana, "7s
SIC Aolasses-MuscokaiO 6ltcst 2sc.; New Orleans.
2's7e Porto Rico 2f~ ,oc Raw sugar-fair To good
htahdAid A. sc; hafds, HestsC.
The sun., 1879-02-26
gusinsss EO;itts.


How oftcn hear teonc coughing hacking and snt
ting and yet those trouhled Uirk nothin u
II. uuul s.rn0 o their friends to them: Why
I>hus, Polly. Nafia or vhttcNer ticir may he
how rnur ytu getting; your rhrcks rnd arc
suuken. skin hooks ycoc and YOU do put look Ike te
I~rst W tcn saw Nnu last t adcr this j. al
caused bv neglect u not breaking slight cold
u grucRrs which can ic casv done hv purchnsinl
anil uSng a buita ot n Ai.iS HONEY Nr uOtlEliOI NJ
ANn TAR Oniv ~ rents 81 ucr hnitl. at nli drug
ris's' aud ut VKtTTENrpN'S PHtcm Medicine Ware
house. 9Th av.. New York city Great saving by pur
chs -inr large size
TIkE's TOOTHACnE DROPS cure in ono minute.
The sun., 1879-02-26

linking AND FINANCIAL

ALEX. FRorHlNGHAM co. HAVE REEN FOR
many stock hroArrs and BANKERS in New York ut
- Na It They have the reputation oi gaining tor their
customers large rcturns ru iuNrmcuts rausiug from
go 500 aud have the cnNtttlc reputation always
making quck returns send ur their Financial Re port
The sun., 1879-02-26
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.

Ti institution regularly Incorporated 10y the Lee.
iaturr OF the State tor Educational an hafitthc pur-
~ iSs~ iur ihr trrW fweutN-uvc Years which
contract the iuNt"ah. tnii ta Inv state j. pledged with
a capital of sinLtf to Which IL las ,iucc added re-
= rye uud az s.@Htuu IT NENEK SCALES OR rO:fr
loNE> lsiih NunhlN .runi nis'r'i'uon New - ielis,
March II. l~1' rrh's total sllntn, caIdtnls SH a.
$1,000. Sjuti. Ac. lulftu ticket. So no.l ~;
halves. Que ~ olir. Apply to VI \ pAtrillN. T. o.
Boz W. y. -. Ia or u u FIl ". $40 hinIdMlN. y Y.
The sun., 1879-02-26

SUPREME CouRT-CH AMBGRs - Nos. CO. lO2,
~, - go, 80 ~ ~, ~, -, -, - 90 -,
Part II nud lli -tusr,
toMsoS tLfAs -lHrt l-No, $50 o>l 1870, ltu7 eCA,
tn. a,s2 RiLt .uid. e3N attp 3i2 aG S2l e25. aOA
nJL s2O. Hp Part ll--kos sS2 SAO. 9u,, lT4i lCl4.
iU! 49, sSI 35 W, go sis sas, 80, 0D U., 1895.
The sun., 1879-02-26
REEFS SHIFTS.

Keeps Custom sh.rts made To measure. Tie very best
that can h prducrd at any price. SIN Tor - Prriect
satisfaction guaranteed. Keeps patent parflN -nade
Dress shir the very best that be rroiucc any
price, SIX 81 Ens.iv uuishrd by aHy hitle -lrL
KEEPS GiSBUAN UMBRELLAs
the very best fdtrnt projected ui-. MY per cent
stronger tiian other Umbrella made, 81 each.
KEEPS KID GLOVES
Tor Gents the best. ntlu embroidered 81 pair
KEEPS UNDERWEAR. IL ALL STYLES.
Handkercci.. Hosiery. rrs, &c. All suWs warranted
Saunirs aud circulars mailed frre.
KEEP MANuFACrURtNG COAPASYTs STORES,
Gi7 Broadway. N.v V.rk 3ii Fn.tUn -, BROOKLYN
IA wv h"ihs
The sun., 1879-02-26

ltt~i. THSticss. utrlf vegetable No uuNtous drdgS
Formula on each pack wc All Know what they take.
ture dvr;crst heartburn dnliur~s oppressive brrHi1
inf cn>uvcncs- sch headache paine IN back shonl
dets kidney affections. nIvnus debility. coated iogue
aud all nui muriticA - cents package. All drug
gists Principal depot, 40 West san It.
The sun., 1879-02-26
SpttrlI notItsL
TuE BANKEH's DAUGuTEH.
THE FIREsIpE COMPANION. 10. so.

contains the 81 cuius chapters rf the story,
TdE BANkERS DAUGHTER
adapted from the celebrated play The name, by
Br"nsan lluward now running IN the Union square The
utrc. New York. TIE paper also contains tie
opening chapters of james rayn's new story
UNDER ONE ROOF.
The words and music the following songs are given
away with THE flRESiDE COMPASiuN:
Comic song and chorus Like 4 TurS." with. No so
The words. cuurl-te. ot the cum'c opcra. " IT, "
: PiNAfOkE." ul.o the words and music uf the
song and chorus. When was Ltd." with Sn 5sn
" lie Eugii.mnn. ard chorus. with. N, a0f
Pm Called laue Buiercup." song and chorus.
with - it3
THE PRESIDE COMPANION j. Tor sale hy al news
dealers The suh~cruuuu price D. utrce dollars YEAR
Address GEORGE MUNRO II a. - Naudv water St. y. y
The sun., 1879-02-26
M1RINE INTELLIGENCE.

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sandy HOok II 10 lGoy Island. II - Hell 0Ate. n 10
The sun., 1879-02-26

DR. TOBIAS has reduced tho pricc NJ his Venetian fin
me nj To 2c warranted the greatest pain relevrr In tho
world; depot ~ Murray IT. phy icIaus recommend 1t
The sun., 1879-02-26

Fine g. SILK Hat for sB go. Derby and
SOFT Hats ~. worth SJ n New Church st. up stara
The sun., 1879-02-26

Bensons Capcne Porous Plaster. The best known
remedy for lame back, coughs or ria, umAusn.-