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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
A Card.
JUyIATA VALLEY BANK.
MIFFLINTOUS- ADril 10

MIFFLNTOws, April 10, 1855.
At meeting of the Directors OF the JU-
niata Valley Bank (POmerOy, Patterson, Ja-
cObs & Coz held this day, Mr.. J. Neyin
POmeroy resigned his position as President
he having previously severed his connection
with the baIk. He is no longer interested as
a siockholder of the bank, nor in any other
manner.
AT the same mseting Joseph Rothroc K
was elected President, TO fill the vacancy
Uccasloned by the resignation OF Mr.. Pome-
roy.
This bank will not lose any money by tbs
failure of Mr.. J. Nevin Pomeroy, and all
Its Stockholders, including the Undersigned
are personally responsible for its liabilities
JosEPH RoTHROCR, Pres't.
LOUIS r. ATKINSON,
Amos q. BoSsALL,
". c. PoMERoY,
NOAH HERrzLER,
PnLp N. KEPsER,
April 10. Directors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
then he asked about the envelope.

! then he asked about the envelope.
DR.. Graham, recalled On the day of thu
post mortem examination, talked with tn,
prisoner in Stimmel's office. He did no
want post mOrtem examination. l asked
about strychnine. He said he had go
strychnine at Niifiin, the Wednesday before
He gave il to his wife and cautioned her
He said he had got it from Banks a week
! from that day. He said there was medicine
in box in his house, quinine, saltpeter and
tIncture of asatetida. He said he did not
know why she took the stuff / am satis-
fed that she died from strychnine. He
said John Will had told him of his wife's
death at Harrisburg. he could not see the
use ofa post mortsm examination. His
wife had died from strychnine what was the
use of an examination.
DR.. Shelly, recalled: McNeen told me
on Tuesday, he wanted TO see the poison,
plate, and spoons. set them on the shelf
OF the secretary with the powder. He said, /,
yes, that is the outside wrapper, did you
find wrapper marked poison or strychnine7 2
He said don't know why she has taken it
for we parted on good terms. He said he
had been TO Columbia.
Squire Stimmell, recalled McMeen talk
ed in presence Of DR.. Graham and myself
in Graham's offce-The Squire's testimony
was about the same as that of Dr's. Shelly
and Graham anG is not repeated here cx-
cept-that the quinine in the house was
looked for aud could not Be found,
Elizabeth Wilson, sworn: I talked to
McMeen about the post mortem examina-
tion. He wanted TO know what they would
find out by such an examination. He said
they knew she had tsken the poison, there
was no use in it aud be would make it no
Tor them i; they did it unlawfully. He said
that they hai a case Of the same kind in the
family aud bad held no post mertem exam
nation. lie said he would silt it to the
bottom and find out who weTu doing Il, lie
used prOisn- language. did not see the
envelope. Looked over the floor. Mrs.
Oliver WAS looking for it. His father was
present when We talked. We were on the
back porch. He said We all knew she had
taken the poison and that was the reason it
is not necessary 10 hold post mortem ex-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
Private sale.

A FARM OF 200 ACRES, MORE OR
less, of limestone and shsle land, in Milford
township, in Licking Creek valley, Juniata
county, Pa. about 100 cleared, 40 acres
timberland ''under fence" The improve
mcnts are Large Double Stone and Frame
House, Large Bank Barn, Wagon Shed,
Large Hog Pen, Sheep House, Carriage
House, Wash House, Spring House within
ten yards O: the door. Fountain pump of
nevcr-iai.iug water at both house and barn.
This is a desirable property, and is only two
miles from Hifilin railroad station. Terms
easy. For particulars, call on or address
John Robson, Patterson. Juniata Co., Pa,
or Shelbun Robson, same address.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
PRIVATE SALE.

ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STANDS in the county
may be purchased of the undersigned at a
reasonable price. The property is situated
in Johnstown, JuniNta Co., Pa, and with
the Smith stand includes lot Of about
TWO ACRES, having thereon erected a
comfortable Two-story FrameHouse, com
modiUus Stable and other outbuildings.
There is Well of good water at the door
of the house. For particulars call on or
address WM. HOOPS,
Walnut 7. o., Juniata Co., Pa.
Payments to s nit Purchaser
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
Entertainment.

The "Harry Sisters" aged respectively
six, nine, and twelve years, will give one of
their wonderful musical and literary enter
tainments in this place, or Friday evening,
May 7th. Admission, Is and 25 cents.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
MIFFLNTOWN MARKETS.
sIyrLIs1owx, Nav 5, 1856.
MIFFLINTOwN GRAIN MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, May l, lS66-Wheat CSC.
Corn 44a4Gc 4Sc asked for August. Oats
3Ss40c. Live spring chickens of . and .
pound = pair 33s40c, live Old hens lOc. But
ter l5a3Sc. Eggs l2c, duck eggs l1al6c,
gee.e eggs S5a4Oc per doz. Hay slial7 so.
Rye straw S2l per ton.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Nay l.-Cattle-re-
ceipts 2s5, shipments 45G, nothing doing,
all through coLsignmeBts 20 cars cattle
shipped to New York to-day. Hogs-re-
ceIpts 24OO. shi; ments 5000, firm; PhIls-
phiss 81 4Oa4.45; Workers Sl.2Oai. 80 =;
skips S3. 75a4 %; cars OF hogs shipped to
shipped TO New York to-day. Sheep-re-
ceipts 500, shipments 1909; very dull.
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PRINTERS INK SPILLED
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sumed If the Stock Cannot Confirm the Statements
No One Knows this Better than
SCHOTT !
Whose Phenomenal Success Business but the result of
Fair, Square, Honest Dealing.

We strive to please please patrons every way;
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UARRTED:

RAFFENSPERGER Err STEWART AT
McCOysville, on the 18th ult., by Rev. G.
y. Dewing, N. A. s. Radensperger to MISS N.
Lizzie Stewart.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned not t.
trespass ON the lands Of tine undersigned il
Fayette township.
JACOB S. WHITMER.
McA,isterville, April p, 1866 IN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05
THE VERDICT.

The iury came in a; ten minutes to eight
O'Clock p. NJ, on Saturday evening. A
thousand people wedged themselves into
the Court Room to hear the verdict, and
sucb an intensely wrought up assembly mas
mover been seen in this county as that one
vas when the prisoner aud the jury stood
anon their feet looking into each Others
face. The prisoner to hear and the jury 10
deliver the awful sentence. hcheen stood
erect hut his face was a dark red. Inc
iurs looked as If in suspense and the iaces
of thousand people looked upon the seen
with an intensely painful expression. Tne
verdiet was rendered, guilty of murder In
the first degree, and was 80 recorded ior
each Juror. The verdict is in accord WIN
nnhl,c opinion. Womankind is particular
iv rleased with the verdict, aud what was
necnIiar about the crowds in attendance up
On the trial is thai they were largely com
nosed of women. The lawyers Tor The pris-
aner moved for a neo trial and were gwen
twenty days time in which TO fle their rsa-
sons for asking for q new trial.
The several votes of the jury on Sstur-
dav after The case bad been handed to them
for decision, stood First. five for convIc-
t,un. seven for scquittal- Second, SIX 'or
conyiction, six for acquittal. Third, nine
for conviction, three for acq initial. Fourth,
tsn for conviction, two for acquittai. Inc
s,,h vot,, was as the fourth. The sixth vote
was unanimous for c"nvicuon'
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TnE JUDGES CHARGE.

Judge Barnett charged the jury at half
past two O'Clock NJ. IN the presence OF
eight hundred people that had crowded into
the Court Room. The charge was brief and
stated what constitutes murder undor the
law. He stated the case, and announced TO
the Jury, that if il was the intent OF NcIcen
ID give his wife strychnia, that intent In the
ewes of the law is murder. scseen had been
arraigned for the murder of his wife. The
iury should tiud him guilty or acquit him.
He stated 10 the jury the points of evidence
tha. the Commonwealth relied on for con-
viction. He stated to the jury the points
of evidence that the Defendant relied on
for acquittal, and left the issue with The Ju-
~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05

Saturday forenoon was taken up in argu
ment to the jury. George Jacobs and Judge
Junkin for Defendant and Z. !. Doty and
K. ID. Parker far Commonwealth. Parker
closed the argument after dinner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13

aMnie omttb, 113 Htbertp Ctr. gtep Orleans,
Gu 10,
@ 5O5' s 1o2.r1 SO srOaOpop, Seem gort... Is,
6rsoeriG odari, '7O4 De Solb Qpe,, groOslpu,
VI. g................. ................. Is,
%. 81. Sones, @aurpbpsboro, Su. ............ Is,
Scttireo Anaerl on, Ddmpier .OnwarO", Mtartet
St. g8barf, 5an ST nctsco, @al........ il. 5,
g6sus, sarge & &c., Gan Srancisco, Sal ..... 5,
Gus. Seth, Ytdsburs, Utifi. ............... ?,
". j. &uOalpb, 131S @sit 0tr., 0atlanb, @at.. 2,
p. Y. 9untlp, @arItSte, Nep 3lertco. ......... g,
y. ~ 6tnueene. 0aflanO, Sat-. ........... 2,
g8elS, cargo 81 Sos BAT, San Srancisco -. g,
S. y. Seebad, 0teO @tag, M0inn 49,. ......... g,
&eas, 5er9o u sos SAINT, Sou 6rauetscO 80. l,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
81 bana bonn IL. Samnar, 1855

Gem yOrt... go, 600
S. S. BENIGN, 947 Oeatn Ctr, &Gnias @itp, $40. 1900
s. Sbmarg, &anias 9ttp, Wto. ................ 15,0UO
s. %. Barnes. Sanlas @ttp, Dto. .............. 5000
y. u. Surnitoe. cincinnati, Sbto ............ 5000
Solepb 8tttenfeler, @btca9o, Sa............ 5000
Albion u. SimmOHs, 936 Gin Ctr, @ean3eter,
y. 8. ........ ........ ............. 5000
llriob Steiter, Gait Sidorp, a................ 5000
cisco, Sal. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Gal. 1000
Y. Sroesnranr, Souiton, Geras ...... -. 1900
S. =. Rleinfegoer u Co.. 9ouitou, Eeras :. 1000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
Ser SnDress Seri6t.
9eTen 1t8ebeWre SIntme mnO tUette Uextbef.
lung. gSMnoer oeS GIi6S.

Gin Gbetl Der 9tfe pom ben Qrefien lber Gouieno
Dollars, 6e3abIt pOn Der 9outitana State 4otterp Cont
paup TIM gauie bes Sabres euOenO ytopember, 1885,, aus
iammen init BEN tameH unO GOrefen, petds Der @Outs
panp pom ben SnDabern, iOI6e ausseIafsn, bic es pers
lan9ten, seseben wurbet.
autttumsen fir bic Betrdse Tnb In gsrwubruus in
ben Sfficen BET @ompanp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
SteDams bout 10. MnsnT 1885.

8eus, Sarge II. COS SAINT, San SraucIsco... 10000
@errnon gonf nj Miempbis. Senu. 5000
SenrY Noiore, Sotbroot, 0tail .........:.:.. 6OOO
.; s SaT"' 0"'pSs' . V'u"'' ~" o'A"' o.r 5000
G " = rnitb. sSnrt glnrroe. @d. .... 2,40O
SSJirs. 6. @olbimith| IN W8sas Str, @btcaao... 1900
S. Dtsqus, philadelphia, Ba. .........."".. 1'@OO
Sas. s. Gltn6ep, ode @tala mnb PerotbO Str.' ooo
Nep Orleans, Xa............ .........'. 4f%Oo
ICES issn g'' % SF0Ost'u' 20 Pt''"' ~ 1900
Gorf NJ Snmnsrce' Snn,os Stir. Wfo..,.,.... 1900
Js. q SH1rrnuIt SOfnutnnmern' AlQ. 1.20O
SHiG : Inrr' SnncorniG. Sas1 ... .. 1900
Sno' III n SSRTiou' sSn5as sin. Dto............ 1,2O0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
9fehuna npm 1a. snIf 1856.

ISM. Glen, MonroepiIe, SSub. ......... $50
v. 8. SoneS, Antlton, ala ............. .... 1870
Wsrs. @tarp y. 9Otntes, 308 princetOH Ctr, CAT
Bolton, Deaf ...... 1870
BelS S1r9o u. sos Sanf, Sen 6rancisco. ... 800
V. 3. @nlbmuu, @orreitsr. Nafi. -. ........ 1870
SSno. s. Bones, 349 QSeit do. ctr, Seem Yort... so
penrp Sab, % 8eitern Nue., EoIe6o, 3d.. so
@arl &tOeman, care Mteper Bros. Drug Co.,
Sanlos @ttp, Dto ....,........... ......... 5O
Ditto Dilorenss, @de @aibinston uuO 9anrel
Str, gtem Orie ms, so
SaIoI, Oeniion, Ser. 30
Sobn u. Stepart, 5 &~aidpette Iue., Detroit,
Dt'Q. .........ss.. 80 S'u
Sobn W. MttIer, @almpra, Wo. ............. 20
Secono Nattonal SAINT, louisville, &p 800. ~
Is. gS. @orren, 35S Otain Str., Springfield,
0taiI.. ..... 30
,frant 70 @ascto, Bolton, Dtai. ............... &c
S. s. Homell, 1outb &atIeio, Gal. ............ 1E9
@eaS, Sarge II. 60 g Sant, San Srancisco. 1t2
0t. \. Bailey, 3bOrpe, IenH. ............ =. 19
Sbos. DtaIon u. 80, care u. WecNulep, 225
~. Str., &idmouS, 30. ~
u. @. Ortep, SaH SranctSco, Gal. ........... L..
George NlettIe, COS Strtb Str, Gan Sranciscu 1,2
Mrs, Marp g. 0turbod, Gal Soliom Str.. San
Z. 8. Smitb, care gemfe u. llrta, Gan Srans
@barIes GIttturO, ct. SAUL, Wtun. ............ liz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
sienuna Don. Ia. September 1855.

cfnoc yNtl morth WpeffeIO. yteD YlDrt,,,,,..... I5IUUU
S SIrr a1fnh"n' Soriun Gitn, ep,........... 1900
Sno. GonnOr, care @aramad II. Deder, Is. 9tr.' = ooo
Swtl6sn I uuO K, u. 25. @aibtnStOn, v o. 72'0 O3o
Nv -. ~ I mn;oV 'J;;bsirn 9rHon. NSaii .......... $4,000
@tsIs ssarnn - g. "a ssnnf' San ,[rancisco 80. 5000
YGnl e s,r s5 Sr's sraae EsassSSS al i's a'o. $4,000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
Stebuma uout IL. Mai 1886.

u, 9tnt. gineton, stta., Ourd Gttp gtatiOnaE
m so"t. Selma; 1
9a5rp sG9nlon: esastlirt onrd V9ann:g ). .
map, Slepelano, L
Sobn Olion, ~ Dit q. Ct, Stem gort...... -. i
y. $. Beiiep, QSeit @noSbur9b, ST., ~coIettirt
bur6 9%tattondl 8art 8out, 9e1p gorf. ....... L
Se6obIt an Soispb MontreuiL, @anGl 8aut, fir
sine Seieul9aft in Ser. @ruS, Dter. ........ II
@bwarb Quinn, Nuiance, Ohio, Our9 Mbams
erpreB, @leuelanb, Shio
30: 9arrtlon, Cos Oelapore @ue.. @btlaOelpbia,
Sbos. WtcGOHneu, @tu9forO, DAT ............
y. u. &tmmet, Baltimore, 0to ................
Wlrs. ". .. 9nbbarp, HOs An9eles, @oI........
Y. .. Wttuer, pa iet, 6D., Dura q. y. 8otter s.
60, Sowltn9 @reel. &p.... ....... ........
aOam Anas 52S @satiot Ct, Detroit, Wtt6 -.
Seulamtn S. Brontp, 6artioro, Som
S. 8. I%tatbep5, @urefa, @ot....... ...... -.
u. y. 9oaew, 9rincetOn, 0tO... .............
=. y. Spencer, Safionptlle, Sla ............
9. y%ipputuu, 903 8'lpap, Saflanb, Cal $1,000.
ID. Us. Artnar. SrtsbrpOOO, SnO .............
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
Sienuma pom Is. smnf 1886.

9ars. annie sc. GroB, Sanias @itp, @O....... 10000
S. Wt. Jttdetts, @reiteb Butte, Sol ............ 80, DOC
Wtrs. S. Start, Ser1. @tartnn 80, 8a ........ $4,000
S. @. 8tata1ni II, @iaow @rope, 90. 8a...... 5000
SeSabLt an Sant Of commerce, Wtempats, Senn. 10000
S%rancisco, al...o........... -. 10000
S. Z. @olDp, @tlows. @dt.... ."........... 5000
Seaablt an Y. S. DotSe, Reople's 8anf, Nsp Orr
teams, va. ........ ........ ........... 5000
ISM. y. Sepmonr, 1875 EboIta Ctr, Seem Orz
+talISI "a. 5,UUu
Nuertcan @rpreB Co., GoIGmbus, Sbio........ 1000
Us. Z YutnGau, 49, State ct. 8olton, UtaI.. 1900
Sames @artep, Bolton, MaIi. 1900
Samuel Pearion, I8aibtnston, .. @........... 1900
SoIbua $'urrea, 22l5 . St, u. @., &aibinsz
Sbas. S. Summers, S~trutbers, Ohio .......... 1900
Tirt gtattonol gant. Nonttoc, Dti8 ............ 1900
@ngloz California Sant (2tb.), Gan Srauctsco.
@uk ."....s....s X,UUU
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
9fehmna npnt 15. aeaenber. 1ssk.

gesobGt sOutitana gtotioual>8ant fRr &eGnuns
pou N8m. 81. MtcNrtbur, 2tmtuston, Wee.. $4,000
2eon Dtartbe, 10 ct. @barIes Ctr, 9ep Orr
9Iacc, Stem $4,000
Sacob 0tar6olt 8lads citation, @aL.......... 5000
g @fs. @ @apa IS i sfea Mo8'" Memphis, 9snn, 80. 1900
columbus 1t. seiUis, Gan TronciscO, @aG.. . . 5000
l. Ssf = s %Tp"s'' ea1rOatOu, p.............. 5000
S. e. SanO, 449 M. Z. Ctr, ct. qauI, @iuu... 1000
VI. Nt. Genoron, Bottom, Otoit. .............. 1000
SEQ. 81. Gibenor, Eucion, NrtS. ............ 1000
u. Z. BED, &0nCaitcr, Sbto .............. 1900
s. 6. Dau9bertg, &li5auils, &g............... 1000
cisco. 1000
Benno Bald, 264 Sin Str., @bica9o, ST.. 1000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
SicDMn8 oont 1G. N6rs 1856.
# QSibern. 1431 [outh 10 y1tr Sn,oho

W" 80 ~ s-FtVV7 wv
9Oyt
Wter6ants' Nattonal &anf, @tucinnatt, 6. .... 30,
Gr@ Superpiior Art6ur DO. Gbbttts, 113 Socraz
ntento Str., Gan 6ranct5co. @aL........... 25,C
Captain Sames @jarptn, Don @arptn u. &c.,
9an Sr6nctscO, $50
g8eas, TarQo II. SOS 8aut, San Francisco. 1910
Slaf Anoerior, 40 @beitIut Str, Son framz
cisco. eaL.:...... :. ..........."."... 1870
Sreo. 9seIp, Dtont9Omerp uHo Slap Ctr, Gun
SromcIscO, @oL........................... 1870
@. y. @olmerp, 2osciuSco, Utii ............. SO
QS. u. &bontas, conecttri ourd bic 8ant OF 2iz
ad SsrT more. SiDsI Ia 20
=. Rurs, cincinnati, Ditto. $500. 80
T.. !. Ooung, ScnOon, Sp. .,...... ........... 30
S. :. Martin, st. peIeua, GaI................ 80
Canal 8dnf, Seem Orleans, a................ 20
y. .. Otoore, 81 Y. 2e or, Rttt5 fie[o, Nal... 80
8eus, 6ar9o II. SOS Sant, 5an Sranctsco 80. 30
WttB Aoetta Sanction, nit Dtme. Ouer, MtHtz
ner, &apIor Ctr, San Sranctsco, Gal........ 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
Siebuma bonn 13. anriI 1856,

GbsObore Yeub, 8 @iaiams court, 8oton, 9eafi. Is,
Otufus S. Bacon. 9ortIano, 0te 5000. -. Is,
Grnelt AnB, 81 8aroune ST., Tem Orleans, "a. Is,
Sobn Date, @lGro unO @aatope Ctr. ytew Orr
leans, Is
sOpO IS. 8rend, @olesbura, ap............... s
5enrp yOs, paterion, sc. S.......... 49,. S
So9n y. NetnninS, %ate Sbore unS Nti6isan
SOUTHERN u. d., SoIe6o, Sbto 5
SSoispb placet, nc SAFE ST. Dauenport, Soma. s.
Sole s. &ratt, Guatemala, &. A............. 5
WfiB Minnie Surte, Baibiu9ton, .. @.......... 2
@briit Saoie, Maibburn, 2
9ttB %, D%tilIter, 1876 0iuiiion ST., Gbtcaso.... 2
S. .. &bance, Harabiie, gtep. 80. ....... 2
Geros @rpreB CO., @olpeitOn, Ger ........ 2
S. .. SeatGie, 1913 @albtn8ton St., groOftpn,
y. o.; ........ I
9uitap MangeIin, BinGueputIe, Sa.......... 1
Sra I%noerion, lem gort..
SreO Sobe, NrenSuiue, Sus !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

BUFFALO May -Receips last - hours So26 head
total thus same LIN" last "ecA
r525. conrgned through iv cars II OF when To New"
Good Choice shipping. ~ ~ 80 on
1o,linon Far. 20 81 .. is cars Lcd over ..
hfep "a hour. 1000 read totAi LOT "reA
heed for time last week -JOuo Do"'
coisIghed through ~ which ~ Ntw'1 os, .
cars Sale and 100 loo. higher toIn-
mon - 1JaS 30 Choice Mt ~ 'Jaso 10 All oner
IDgr tagcn. - ..,,.-
Uog.-Iecept last 81 hours l2ojl head ota Tor ~eos
thus II. Jv.O.J time last week o-oo nohhsnod
OF winch 40 10 New ofx Is CARS oi
easier with demand Lighi Pigs al ~ Iu1 - 10
Mixed Lght YorxeIs ~ 2DdSt 20 srloS tcd
weights -od+i 80 selected Meium weights - % =
81 Mixed Heavy Lnds - oJ1sS oc aii oheinS'
ST LOUIS NAV 23-Cafts- l4O head shlpnontA
auot 10 tnocc NAIVE 7hipine 7.e'l''
a. 2Jasj alive Butcher Stesrt 81 JUar' o. 20"
and Hciers 81 2odS3 StOckers and reelcfa % JUG
5 40. ,.. Al On a
Hoos-ReceIpts LOO; smoments. none Light 10 W.
4 90 PackIng IS yOas4 %; Hesvv. ~ lO6fA ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Features of especial interest in The SUNDAY
TRIBUNE of yestcrday-which consisted of sixteen
papes-included very full and complete record of
sports and pastmes on land and water, Art News
and Comments In the Amusement World, Stories
about People, Topics in Leading Cities, Bits of Cur
rent Talk, Juvenilia, From Many Points
of View. Opinions and Suggestions from
People III the City. Oneida Commu-
nisn. two selected stories. Beautiful Miss
Dulcimer and Lady BIS Butler, selected poetry I;
A Glimpse of Henry Clay. Current Anecdotes.
Glimpses of Celebrities Religion III Brief. and news
and GOSSIP of the National Guard. Literary feat
urcs we're reviews Of Hubert Howe Bancrofts
fourtb volume of the History of California, Henry
w. Lucy's Diary of Two Parlaments. william
Winters The stage Life of Mary Anderson, Tn.
Henton on : :edman's Poets Of America, and let
ter 0; o. w. s. on current books.
The correspondence included letter from
Los Angeles. Cal, a London letter from
&. w. :. on the Ulster question, Washington let
tiers on Congressional Mechanics, and Senator
Hearsts speech Life at the Vatican, Paris letters
about BRIDES Clothes, and the Universal Expo
sition. and letters about New-York State ropics,
and railroad interests in New-Jersey. full III
stallment of the article by Martin Irons ill Lippin-
colts Magazine for June was gwen. And a letter
from Senator Chaee the copyright question was
printed News of the day is briefly outlined III the
following synopsis:
FoRrIGx.-Mr Gladstones tactics the situati on
in England full OF mysteries - Kaising me
Grpek blockade. - Prince jerome Ma
noleou,s visit 20 America. - SpanIards firing
on English traders at Gibraltar - Capaln
DouQhty's story of the seizure OF his schooner By
the Canadians.
CoxGREss-The House in session. - Debate
an the OIeomargarine bill continued; an amehd-
ment TO reduce the tax from 10 cents TO cents de-
feated.
OowrsT,c.-TLe New-Jersey Railroad Tax law
derIaIed constitutional by the Court OF Errors and
InneaIs - Effort to settle differences between
rades Unions and Knights OF Labor ny the Genefa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
MP KELLEY TALKS ABOUT HOnE RULE.

The basement of the Church of the Sacred
Heart in West Ftyirsl-st, was crowded last evening
by enthusiastic Irshmen who came together under the
ausuces of Branch No. GOA OF the irish National League,
IN sten TO "A lecture by A. NJ Kelley. ex- NJ ulster TO
Austria on I'll, irish question, the proceeds 10 he gwen
To the Palne Parliamentary Fund The Kew Martin
l. Bropny the pastor presided. and In iEtr"ducin the
lecturer del.vrel stirring al irrss IN favor or Home
Rule Mr. Kelley, in he course al his address, SAL.
Tbe connection OF Ireland with England has been dis
a,lrous To Ihr former country both socially ana poht.
lcally Mr.. Gladstone admitted himself IN MS great
speecb that the Union carried by most fIauduleht
means since that Union The population OF Ireland hau
steadily decrcased manufactures have been killed. the
genera PROSPERITY suffered, and not alone has pow
erty but AT ,1is very moment thousands
of neope are beng saved from starvation by public sub
scription. IAppausr That Union is nov Ibout TO ne
repealed and the Irsn Parliament once more estao.
lished in Dublin When that Is accomplished there VIII
he no more famine. and Ireland Ill then nave chance
of showing to the word what she is capable or lap
plausc. . ,, 81, ,ho
Tie Kew Father Keane pr. sided at meeting OF the
Fourth ara Branch, in ST. James School hall, James
a. aud New Bowery. william b. Clarke. Colonel John
OByrne and Judge Russell. OF ST Louis, delivered al