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NEW YORK.

Business Man Commits Suicide.
 NEW YORK, June 18.-S. Waldo Sibley, junior partner in the firm of John l.. Bruner & Co.,, one of the largest commission houses in the city, whose principal office is in Bos- ton. committed suicide this afternoon at his place of business, No. 62 Leonard street, by cutting his throat MT. Sibley was about forty years of age, was . native of Ben. nington. Vt., and resided with his wife at the Berkeley House. Dependency on ac- count of sickness is supposed to be the cause of the act
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TELEGRAPHIC JOrTINGs.

Base ball yesterday: At Providence, Provi-
 dence 15, New Works o; at Boston, Bostons II, Philadelphias 2; at Baltimore, Baltimore Unions 12, Keystones 9-Baltimores 6, St. Louis 1; at Washington Washingtons 8, h. dianapolis o; at New York, Metropolitans 7,
 Columbus 5 at Brooklyn, Brooklyns IA, Tolsdos 7; at Salem, Holyokss 12, Salems 9; at Hudson, Walthsms 5, Lawrenoes 2; at Providence, Harvards 12, Browns 3; al Springfield, Worcesters 8, Springfslds ?.
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Death of Mrs, E.. s. autntard,


 The estimable wife of E. $. Quintard died yesterday after a continued illness which finally proved fatal Mrs. Quintard was very much esteemed by her many neighbors and friends as 8 kind hearted lady, and her loss will be deeply mourned. Her husband and near relatives and friends will receive the sympathy of all in their deep .af1iction.
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Forty Eighth Conxress--.First Session.
WASHINGTON, June IS,

WASHINGTON, June IS. SENATE.--The chair explained that the House having receded from it's amendments to the Fitz John Porter bill no further &C., tion was needed on the part of the Senate. Mr. Conger was afraid the clause to pre- hibit the payment of back pay was not ex- plicit enough. He thought the section did not preclude application for and payment of back pay after his appointment.
 Mr. Sherman entered his caveat against such construction of the bill, the language of which was clear and could not be twisted into the shape suggested. He called for the morning business and the Fitz John Porter subject was dropped.
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Temple Street Society Fair.

The fair of the Temple Street society op- ened Tuesday night at Smiths hall. Last night Mir. D. A. Thomas, of the Yale Law school, delivered lecture on the Recent decision of the Supreme court on the Civil Rights bill" After the lecture there was some very good singing by quartette.
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FOR RENT.

The Grand Street Livery Stables (old number, 192) formerly occupied by Allen Seaman. The premises are modern and desirable in sl respects in per- feet order. There accommodations for thirty horses and ample storage the carriage outfit.
 low price for the rental will be made to Tesponsi-
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The following are the Congressional dis trict delegates to Chicago: First district, Benjamin Downing; Second, Felix Campbell; Third, " Kingsley; Fourth, Henry Cul. len; Fifth, Archibald Bliss; Sixth, Nj c Mur. phy; Seventh, Abram Hewitt; Eighth, Michael Norten; Ninth. John Keenan; Tenth, Hubert Thompson; Eleventh, John Kelly; Twelfth, W 0 Whitney; Thirteenth, A White; Fourteenth, W Stahl- necker; Fifteenth, Peter Ward; Sixteenth, J Tilden, jr; Seventeenth, A BParksr; Eight eenth, Edward Murphy, jr; Nineteenth, A Bleecker Banks; Twentieth, J W Greene; Twenty first, Smith M Weed; Twenty-second, Daniel Magone; Twenty-third, Jas Stephens; Twenty-fourth, Stephen l. Mayham; Twenty fifth, H J Mowrey; Twenty-sixth, Elliot Danforth; Twenty-seventh, H D Brewster; Twenty-eighth, B K Apgar; Twenty.ninth, Thirty first, James A. Hanlon; Thirty-second, Solomon Scheu; Thirty-third, James M. Urley; Thirty-feurth, D Murray.
 The following are the electors-at-large |: Oswald Ottendorfer and William Purcell. The district electors are: First district, Benjamin BrownxSecond, John Delmar; Third, Charles l. Lyon; Fourth Robert Black; Fifth, John H Connolly; Sixth, Benjamin Wood; Seventh, Jacob Wendmuller; Eighth, John J Agnew; Ninth, Arthur Leary; Tenth, John 0 Valentine; Eleventh, Adolph l. Sanger 1; Twelfth. Charles w. Dayton Thirteenth, Moses Mehrbach; Fourteenth, John Hunter; Fifteenth, John M Helck: Sixteenth, James H. Halden Seventeenth. John A Griswold :; Eighteenth, James Flemnning; Nineteenth, Erastus Corning Twentieth, George L Thompson; Twenty. first, William F. Creed; Twenty-second. John O Budges; Twenty third, Fred s Easton; Twenty fourth, Zsnas c. Priest; Twenty-ffth, Loyal Taber {; Twenty sixth, Alvin Deveresux; Twenty-sev- enth, James A Clarke; Twenty-eiehth, Will. liam D Mercer; Twenty-ninth, A D Under hill Thirtieth, William 0 Rowley; Thirty first, William Hami ton; Thirty-second. Charles D Curtis; Trinity third, T " Jack son; Thirty-fourth, A Fuller.
 The following are the delegates-at-large Daniel Manning, Edward Cooper, John 0 Jacobs, Lester B Faulkner. Alternates- Francis B Spinola, William A Boucher, J Russell Parsons, Robert Titus.
 After the appointment of the State commit tee and of electors the convention adjourned sine die.
 The unit rule was adopted ,this evening. The County Democrats claim that out of the seventy-twe delegates Governor Cleveland has fifty-two, leaving twenty Flower or doubtful votes Flowers friends, however, do not give Cleveland more than forty-fve votes, if so many.
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NEW JERSEY.

President Arthur Gets Degree.
 PRINCETON, June IS The degree of IL. D. was conferred at the Princeton college commencement to-day on President Arthur, Leon Abbott, governor of New Jersey, and John M. Harlan, justice of the Supreme court
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FN0R GAF,E.

,ksAS No. 25O James Street, just north of Grand
 i9 Street, on lot S5xl0O, nearly new seven room sGA house that can be occupied by two small fami- lies The entire premises have been well cared for and are in 6rst-clsss order. Price $2, 900.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
IN Ps H&RA A z~ TE-r a T@U1

F. T.'s Gift to Tufts College.
 BOSTON, June 1S.-At the Tufts cole ge commencement to-day it was announced that P. T. Barnum, who was one of the original trustees of the college. had given some $55, 900 to found museum of natural history.
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FOR RENT,
rRR RENT

Thirteen houses and tbirty-one tenements in vari ous parts of the city. -
 Open Evenings HORACE E. HOADLEY,
 iI0 Hoadley Building.
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,kEAS A frst-class house York Street. near Helii9 Chapel. Has 12 rooms. All modern con-
 iif veniences and is in fine condition throughout. inquire at 174 York St. m5
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Svetiz! gutiees.

Admiration which is richly de. served is everywhere being bestowed on the superb Mathushek Pianos, o1 which go many have been s0l01 oOnIe Ioods have to be pushed and talked up with great energy, but the Mathushek Piano sells itself While business at large is suffering 9 great depression, there are no dull times at the 1enple Of Music. The public has learned to appreciate what is first-class in Musi'
 cai Instruments and Pianos of high quality sell rapidly at fair prices
 Visitors are cordially welcomed at our stores. and a call and examination O1 our stock does not incur any Obl1ga- tiOn to purchase. We are happy to show goods even to those who do n0i intend to buy, and we carefuIly aVO1O
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FnR SALE.

LARGE Lot on Shelton Avenue Only 8 small "A sum required down. The balance can remain on mortgage and be paid for in instalments. Horse pass the premises every fifteen minutes. Lot is 125 feet the avenue and 1855 feet deep. For particulars call at MERWIN'S Real Estate Office,
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Thomas O'Brien & Co.,, Real Estate and Loan Agents.

s50OOO to loan at and per cent. in sums to suit
 For sale, double house and lot, 60x150 on Chapel street. for S7500. Small house and large lot Yer non for & 800. Large twofamily house on Or chard street. opposite Charles street. for $2,250-a bargain. A small house and large lot on Congress avenue will be sob for much less than its worth the owner ls leaving the city. Two houses Wal lace street, near Grand, for sale very cheap
 aYeninR. l2
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT.

keAa. Two family house on Sylvan Avenue, $S0 E4::IiH cash required. Two family house on Jacksc 4IN street, $35G cash required.
 ma if GEO. 4. ROOT, sos Chapel St.
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NOTTfyK

OFF1oE OF THE SHORE LINE RAILwAY,)
 NEW HAVEN, June 18th 1884 HMNHE annual meeting of the stockholdera of this N company for the election of directors and for the transaction of any other business proper to he done 1t said nesting, will be held at the banEin0 house of The National New Haven Bank on Satnr day, June 21sts instant, at 29O o'clock D. m
 jeI3 It WILBUR F DAY eec-at.rz
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FOR SALE,

k A FIRsT-oLAss HOUSE, modern built. kstss9 with all the improvements, IA rooms besides ESEiS the closets and bathroom, located central price terms that will make it object to buy. Gall and 1t.
 FOR RENTs A number of good Houses and Tenements. Money to loan amounts to accommodate on reales- tate security. No. 90 Church Street, Room 2. Office Open Evenings from T to s.
 l.. F. COMSTOCK.
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Safn lnvnstmants fnr MnneV
Notice to ContractoI

Notice to Contractors. SEALED proposals will be received at Room II, NC New Haven Depot, until 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday, June f5. for the excavation and masonry street bridge, to be placed under the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad in New Ha- 
 Plans and specifications be at the EDgI- neers Office, Room No. 23. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
 k. M REED, Vice President. Office N. Y, N. H. & E. R, R., June r, 1884. ie185k
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AkSA A NICE Tenement Blatchley avenue,
 fi11d south of Grand street, Eii A nice Tenement oR Blatchey avenue. north of Grand street.
 Two lower Tenements on Bright street st $11 per month.
 Several Tenements on Haven street from $7 to S9 per month. @. L. BElATCHLEY & SONS, 1e RuTThfn1
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BUILDING LOTS

have tract of land finely situated, close by West Haven Church Street 400 feet front and POO feet deep which will sell at S5 per front foot, will take the whole lot. There is nothing else faverably located that can be bought nearly as low
 A
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w WANIEIGe A SITUATION by young girl as waitress and A chambermaid. Is thoroughly experienced. No objection to go little distance in the country, Please address
 jI9 1t% IoI wKsT STREET
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c. M. LOOMS. TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
BOzro an0 8oOu1s.
BOARD AND ROOMs

AE&A FEW gentlemen be accommodated 6ia with frst-class board and pleasant rooms with TUT modern Improvements Locality second to none in the city. Terms moderate. Apply at
 ie3 1m# 35 WOOSTER PLACE.
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For Sale Cheap.
For Sale at a Bargain.

A d& A BEAUTIFUL two-story cottage house, con-
 ii taiuing nine rooms, situated in the pleassntekt k&4 part of the village of Saratoga Springs, New York, within ten Ininutes' walk of the celebrated mineral springs and large hotels Lot 100xl50 feet the corner of Third and Catherine streets; within one block of Jndge Hilton's park, high ground ; of the healthiest localities in the village. DOT tion of the purchase money remain on mortgage it dc sired For full information call address E. F. DURAND, grocer, SPA State street, New Haven. jeI4 Inn
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WANTED,

WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second "A work or light housework in private family. Good reference. Inquire at j19 It. 2s ROSE STREET
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FOR RFNT

FIVE rooms No. 55S State street. water clos
 1IIH et gas and water; and five rooms corner South #IIG and Park streets. Inquire at No. 792 Chapel treet, Room 2. JACOB HELLER
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO new No. 8 Household Sewing Machines nav
 1 CT bsen used, taken for debt. Will be soit5 cheap for each. Apply at office of Yale Manufactnr ing O., 125 Water street. iIG St
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WANTED

WANTEDe
 A YOUNG LADY, having some experience A copyist, would like to do copying (for lawyer pl eferred) at her home. Address w., j9 lit nAaca
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gunrmtr Resorts.
OCEAN OUTAGE,

SAVIN R c K H 0 RE-
 NH RS. s. HOLMES, Proprietrees. The p.essantesi lX1 place on Ssvin Rock shore, elegantly fitted throughout, ready for Summer Boarders and transient guests. Views from its rooms and veran- das unsurpassed by any upon tue coast. Bathing convenient and free from danger. Baving had long experience in the business, cannot fail to please who favor me with their patronage Terms meder- 0
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State Te8ch9rS' Examination.
 { examination of teachers will be held at Hipb
 School Building in Ne 7 Haven Wednesdsy sy and Thurs 1ays July I'd a 3d. To those who are snc cessful will be granted State certificate which may te accepted by school Visitors in lieu of the exauin Etons now required by laE. For Information ad- dress CHARLES D ZINE, Secretary of State Board of Edgcation, HaE4zord. jIe 42a
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WANTED.

WAN1EOs A SITUATION to do general housework second A work would go in the country for the sum jis 2t' 1O6 PUTNAM STREET.
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GIRL for general houEework and to cook, wash "A and iron; references required. Apply from g until Il 8. m. at NO. S52 CHAPEL STREET. je11tf
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will examine stock he she will SaHtOrV VDTiCGS
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l Local Weather Record. 1 FOR JUNE 15 IssA 1 7:1s 11:1s sls T:1s ll:ls Barometer. l so.o7 n 80 S di ds.ss ass5 ass5 HamIaIs9...:: Haa1aIS.tsr S5 s ss ss $ sss | and velocity in
 Weather........... sm'k'y Hszy Hazy Hazy Clear Mean bar. 30 O12 mean temp 72 T. mean humid Ms1. temp. se; min. temp, 6O.; Rainfall - Max velocity of wind. 10 miles. | FOR JUNE IS, 1888.
 Mean bar., 3O029; mean temp, 65.; mean humid Max temp, 6s.; min. temp, 5s. JH SHERMAN, Sergt s. c. 5. s. A. A minus sign Fl pren1sd to thsra meter read | A dash Fl preixed to rainfall hgLIe indicates precipitation too small to measure.
 MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 1s sua RIs.s, s:ss 4ss hoO1 ,ss. snrs. Hro7 wATrn. BIRTHS. MAsoN-1n Waterbury, June 12, 8 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mason. Hl A NRkER-HITOHCOOK-In Woodbury, at the resi- dence of the brides parents, by Rev A. Powell SOB, Robert V. Parker, of Naugatuck, and Miss Let tie A., daughter of George Hitchcock. DEATHS. | oUINTARD-In this city, June 1s Mrs Mary Stew ems, wife of Eli S. Quintard, aged E9 years and months.
 FunsraI services from hsr late residence, 21 Home Place, Friday morning, at Il o'clock. Body to be taken to NorwAlk. Strayed. TzzH BLACK MAZE. two white feet Reward, j191t' 27 ELD STREET. DRRSSMAKING TNHE services of first-class DREssMAKER in sll j191t 1s HOME PLACE. FOR RENT. [sSh MODERN HOUSE, II rooms, No. 260 Portsea SHE Etr ct at $27 per month.
 #I Five rooms, upper floor, Mo- 25s, at SIP 50 per month.
 No 69 Carlisle street. first floor, s17 per month. Apply to H, A. WARNER, jel9 lot 1O6 Grown Street.
 LOST. D DETwEEN New Haven and Branford, 8 lady's cap basket, containing cap and gloves. suitable reward will be paid by leaving the above at
 PECK & BISHOPS,
 702 Chapel Street, j191t New Haven, Conn. LITCHFIELD COUNTY BUTTER. C REAMERY and Dairy received Tuesday. The r,51oISk S r1.1Iwrr IOkk1
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TMams.
WANTED

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do house 1A work, serond work or plain cooking in Q pri vate family. Best of city reference. Apply at
 jl9 It. 19 DAVENPORT AVENUE,
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Tor Sale and To Rent.

For Sale and 10 benGs ,haAR. FOR RENT-Block House Mo- 259 orange M HI street. Perfect order. Possession at once. Eia Rent low to good tenant for term or Se1rS NS Lots on Howard avenue, Hallock avenue
 and in ssThe Annex"
 onav to loan in sums of $500 on First Mortgage at 6 per cent. Inquire of xr,,.,. u,,,.,r,, No IA opposissr wa1ssi s0.ns EoVTs 10 to Ia .. m., sto P.m. ses W&sa
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

i1.
 FOR SALE OR RENT. kAA& WITHIN ten minutes drive of postofice 8 Esi4 genteel house, OF rooms, nice barn, henery HU and chickens, two three acres of land, large quantity of apples cherries grapes and small fruit excellent water nice neighborhood beautiful Ghade trees. To the right party will rent reasonable, or will sell more or less Iaa1d to suit purchaser.
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, a1etf 63 Church Street. A Cottage to Rent on the East
 Shore.
 $& One of the largest, best located, and most de- Esia sirable cottages a+ Morris Cove nearNew Haven sIId to rent for the It has large kitchen {with water brought in), dining room and sitting room and six large sleeping rooms well furnished. There is also a good barn belonging with it. Apply to H. STEVENS, at the office of the G. F. WARNER MFG. CO.,, 212 East street, New Haven. a14 If.
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WANTED. HNABLE Boarders at je3 5C9 CHAPEL STREET
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wsstern Grain Markets.

DErRoIr.-W heat was dun No. | W hite nj
SIC TO. cash and Au- ust sept. NJ SJHs3; oct
NJ S5AC No, rcd II sac tor cash, August
and sept; S3LIC for Oct.
Corn No. Fat 55c.
oats No White at sc No, Rod at 25hc
MILWAUKEE. Wheat was neglected and
nominal 40 Milwaukee,, cash At 7SLc
August ut Isi4G; september at 7s9sc october
1T 1gisc.
Com was uUmur rejected at SIC.
oats were In active demand No. old were
BCll co nj sac
rye was scarce No. at GlHc.
Barley WAS cnsiUr; No Spring Mt 55c
GlHc bid tor September No. spring extri
at ole.
PEOEIA-COrn was firm high mixed ut Az
81 iUC No, mixed Ut iIADiSc.
Oats were In active demand and prices nom
inJl No. White at 2G&G27C,
iye was duh and nominal new No, ut .
csc.
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FEIL, pBLraIA Aug. i9--"inur quiet Rud IN.
changed Supcrhnu state, Z! 5JUS Extra su.
pprhua state 80 OD,93 10; Pa. family 81 90
sD4 25 winter clcEf, ~ 2jfg5 2j do straights,
straight, - O0G5 30; Wisconsin clear, % 80
tti % gtrdighs, 81 2JRb winter patents . 80
HG - spring do. s. JOL6 Is
EyG HOur dull Ht 81 5GRs3 Gl1
wnsi-lnarkct ~ firm, but quiet No
western Hc,I, SIC; No 10, 9sic
No. Pa, do. 9T0gSs No. Delaware do, SeI9c.
Corn quiet and unchanged; Gamer, G)c
sail yellow, 8jiGG7c do miSed, tG1 in elevator ;
G50G7G tor local trade No mixed, 6id65c.
oats quiet and unchanged No. White
Old, A5c; No. White, O.d, 49I4c new, 4Oc
No 3dO old, 3S43hC new, 3jaGJbc rejected,
| Oli, 33Wjjc; now, SOd 3jC. No mixed, Old, BIC
| Rye duh ut 6)16}c.
| Seeds ClOversecd quiet at 9G9H; TimO'h hy
| firm at tl GOf9l G1H rluTsUsi steady aL 81 10.
| winter Bran duh at SlJ jOi0iB.
| Mess PORK, SlS Ol8ls 81 Be0I Hams. 6s9fp51
India. Mess Beet, $l9 5O8lO; CITY do, $50
Uacon, IIHc; Smoked shoulders, sas%c;
SAT- 40, F4G7Soi smoked Hams, loGl5hc ;
Lard arm ciIy refined, At Q: loose
butchers, 7A,QgSc prime steam SSps l2I1.
Bultcr-mhrkCt nrm with u tur demand (;
iiGllc; y, G. Il y. |. extras, loc do nrsts,
li@lCc; Western dairy eNtras, lbc; West.
ern good to choice, llUl6c packing butter,
1850
Eggs hrnI, with tar demani PA. extras,
cheese market anI prices dun and castor {;
Now Nurk wu Ciwtul9, lOWlO4C; ohio
fluJ7, CHOICE, SG'ao; Western h'U ~ prlmo,
6&31}zc; fcnUa part sNimsr jJjgi do fun
'Perr0!orm dull: Refined 7Hc
WHISKY dun Western at 81 70.
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4 I,AW RNB Hc.A> ~UIP LtSbh E"lS
\ evening at the Luw EuildwE Il, -tuurHni,
corner DulIu luu Grant s,r"ri5' hOhlUr sCvlu
Urtltu ace LOau Ih'"r ON tap. ..
NIrCH n STAplFtoEn,
II iINpIiujOIH.
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GHAE,ttp WIN PERJURY.
Hu Outcome Oi Iho suit by tho Cuun
AEaiuEi Alderman 1puITiOT.

m Outcome or lno suit 10y tho County
AEaius, Alderman 0puIriOr.
Last evening Charles Eichmau had u
hoArins before Alderman F0rduey on tho
charge CT perjury preferred by Alderman
SpGrricr. 1t will be remembered that at a
hearing of the case last week, in which
Alderman Spurrer WAS the defendant,
charged with false pretgnse by the county,
E.chman was u witness. He testified that
he never made q criminal complaint against
man named Sicily, for whose
case Spurrier charged costs. After
wards complaint with Eichm3u's
name was sLowu him when ho stated that
it looked like his writing. Al last nights
hearing several witnesses were called to
provo what Eichman swcre to at the
hearing last week, Alderman Spurrior
was thea called and ho testified that
Echman mado the complaint against
StoGy and signed it after il had been read
to him. Tho alderman Was corrObOrated by
ex- Officer Leman. EicEman testified in
his own behalf and stated that he had no
recollection Of making or signing q orim-
inul complaint. The alderman held the
accused in bail for court,
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IsrANNEu.--N iUU-D u,nL WAHIs a
w situation "a strip tobacco. Apply nj N".
Il Caroline street. L.
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rEw IORK Aug. 10 Flour Uull and sim
tending in buNCls' favor: SupCrhnc SAic,S ~
El3 20 do Extra 50 gOG3 30: Choice, SS5SfD5 %
FunCy'dO, 90 SlWU; Round HOOp ohio, SS 3Of2
. 20; choice, EiAb; supertino western, q 600
20; common 10 good extra do. 81 2O63GO
choice do, O. G596 o.; choice White Wheat
90. o. 1906 Oh; Southern dull common to
"a 3 as -,
Wheat 2s11kc higher and somewhat fever
i~h, With Il moderate speculative business
so. ! W mite nominal NO. = Red, Sept, 80 q
Gol.c oct, 92d9!lEc; Nov, l3AG9jAU Dec,
.t>5G' G25c Jan, 0i%q9Sc: ,,,.----.-.
Orn Aglhc higher Mixed western spot,
jGYGic; do future, 57d6OMC.
oats IsGgllc higher; No Sept, 3OA83OHc
oct. :lAB3rsc; State, 3S8ijc Westcrn, 500
-. ICCClptg, 2s,5 bus.
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A icmAlo amDang 81 .ir created no
ht,le amu.amsuy on Nnsth QI,cn street
,hi- morning
OM,cr Bnruh,id's pj3,urc apgcus in the
Plce GG.eN5 o; th,s week VITA an account
ui the rocaul oIp'ur, ur p.GkpJIao's iI this
Citv.
T"o rlr,,Gc and ooo gasoline trght
we've reported ut l1rt evening.
Charles II. Bar uls been awarded the
contract .or tho furnishing OF books auu
supplies by thr suhnDi board 0j this CITY,
tor the ensuing year.
Harry NrtEgor. employed on 'ha tarm
of John II. Gugirch. near Batubrdgc. had
hjs leg 50 badly ru,n 10y u the,uiGg INA
chuo this morning that am!uHtI"u nil
be necessary.
The yDuwcrs appriutoi hy tho court to
assrss damages caused D. tbs proposed
opening ., Dauylrp street, lium East
S,rawH.iry strcaa - the Philadelphia
turnpike, met TINS mrruiug ar.i went over
tho ground. a't'r which they adjourned TO
meet Uu Tuesday, september 10, 70 hear
testimony to th" value q. land 10 be takou
by the I,.ulr sd uVguuE