Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1881, Page 6

NEW YORK. Drivelihg Public Confession / ° of the Chinese Let- ler Forgery. & Public Letter to. Garfield by the Smut-Mill So-Called “Truth.” Senseless Repetitions and No Now 4 Faots—Equally Idiotic Letter "from Jayne, t Conkling’s Man for Speaker Wins Easily Enough in the Albany Caucns. Yesterday Investors’ Day in the Great Money Centre on Wall Street. The Rush to Get the Ready Cash Breaks Prices of ¢ All Stocks Badly. Brisk Denlings in Wheat at a Prices Tallying to West- ern Variations. ‘." Account of a Bloody Assagination a in Brooklyn Last oe Night: < Mexican Railway Builders Forced to Flee from tho Greasera— Many Items. ee Ce THE FORGERY. CONFESSION, - Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns. New York, Jan, 8—The Warfleld-Morey Chinese letter comes to the light once more this morning in the plain confession, on the part of the paper ‘that published It to the * world, that {tisn forgery, ‘The Star contains the following particulars, which will, no +, @oubt, bo the meuns of settling the vexed question forever, As pravyiously published - in-the Star, it is now a clearly-established fact that the overzealous friends of Gen, Garfield, in subjecting Kenward Phiip to arrest nnd Indictment on a charge of ma- liclonsly lbeling Gen, Garfield, only placed + themselves‘ further away from the real culprit, ne B. G. JAYNF, +.’ formerly a special ‘Treasury agent, and an expert detective, where presumable forgorles were involved, has devoted much tlme and labor towards unraveling the Garficld-Morey Chinese letter mystery, and he hing ascer- tained not only that the published letter was & forgery, but in what particular office it ‘was concocted, by whom, and the names of tho men who fostered and encouraged its distribution. Some thus ago, when the proprictors ofthe Truth newspaper be- came convinced that the letter was a forgery, * they wrote to Gen. Garfield, so declaring, at tho same time desiring that the correspond- ence should be suppressed from the public until all the facts in tha case could bo se- eured. ‘That mission having been success- «+ fully acdomplislied, the propridtors of Truth have written e : .,° THE FOLLOWING LETTER TO Mit, GARFIELD, “and one also from B, G. Jayne: To James A, Garfeld, President-Etect—Rin; After a sonreing Investigation, in whlb w havo apared nelther timo, energy, nor expunse, We hitvo traced the Moroy lettor to Its origin, and ascortnined that Itisa forgery. ‘This ac- Knowledgoment is duo from the Journalin which +> thatietter first appearod, It ia mado volun- ' ‘V.” tarily, and ns an act of simple jus ‘ uco, for, whilo we believed, as wo did ‘ha unth a. fow weeks past, that you ‘, Wore the author of tho fetter, no briba could tempt nor threat intimidate ua iuto making a . contrary statement, But, MAVING ASCERTAINED OUR EROR Bow, It fs a gratitication to us to give the same prominence to this ucknowledginent that wo uve to tho forged lotter itself, and thoroby make ull the amonda in our power for the wrong Of which Truth was tho unconscious Instrumont. + Upon the instant that our investigations cons + vineed ua that tho lotter waa spurious wo privately informed you of our conclusion, At that t{mo we were advised that the onds of jus- titice might be fmpeded by a public avawal, such 4; 88 wo now muke; but, us will appear by tho appended lottor from B, G. Jayne, Esq. } THAT CONSIDERATION NO LoNaEn ExrET8, ¢and, we do to-day whnt an obscrvanco of tho 2 4 principies upon which the Truth was established, ([. and by which tt bag boon conductet,would have |, | impelled ts to do immediately upon discovering 4 iv shat che letter was a forgery, and which nothing “h could have proyonted but a desiro tu faston the gullt whore it ‘bolongs, Truth pubitshod the lettter in good = faith, belleving » that you wero the: wutbor of it. While wo !, Bo bolleved, uolther temptation, thrents, nor force could influence us to repudiate tt, Likes wise, huving now gatisfied ourselves of its apu- “jh “Hous obaracter, no false pride nor selttsh motive yi! ef auy kind can restrain us from announdlog thy our conclusion, and theroby ullaying tho doubt "741 that now existe respeeting {ts authonticlty, Ito- spectfutly yours, Turn, f°". IN ADDIFION ‘To ‘TIM FOREGOING, of) the Truth newspaper has recelyed the fol- si)! lowing letter from B, G, Jayne, the former oft Government detective: : ; New Yous, Deo, 31, 1890,—Joseph Hart, Eu ae Dean Sins In unswor'to your note of yeater- “Yi day, 1 « yi, rs Twould say that Lean seo no good reason -for longer withholding tho statement you do> airy to mako in your paper, viz,—that you are now satisfed frum the vyidenves in your poss session that the letter published by you pure .'E? porting to have boon written by Gen, J. A, Gare ‘¢ Hold to aT, EL, Morey, of Lyon, Muss, was a L. forgery, “E, FUGLY UNDENSTANDING ‘THE BMroBITION Prac I 3 TICKD UPON YOU BY CERTAIN MEMUEIUG 4) of tho National Domacrntls Committes, ou whose sssurances you relled with regard tu the genus t Inoueas of tha Igttor, aud kuowlng how carnoate dy, you hava worked to ascortuln the authorship. of the fraud, by following every clue that soemod to loud to Its solution, and fully appreci- -j,ate your oft-ropeoted declarations that ¥ your ouly wish iu the promlsee was to ascer- {i falu and procluim tho exact truth, Edeom that sal 4a {ustico to ull concerned, tha timo hus come y i when you ubould suy the letter waa a forgery, a ie ida 4 THE. CHICAGO TRIBU UESDAY, JANUARY 4)! 1881 tWELVE PAGES. for, with tho proofs in your possession, thera can bo little doubt as to tho real criminal. Very respectfully, B.G. Jayne, BLOODY MURDER IN RNOOKLYN, Spectal Dispatch to The Cateago Tribune, New Yous, dau, 3.—Anothor tragedy, the main features of which closely resemble the inurder of Mary Sigerson by Andrew Gillen, was enacted at an early hour this evening in Brooklyn. Shortly after 7 o'clock Barbara Gwoenthall, a girlof nbout 10 years of age, stagaured into the basement of her em ployer’s residence, No, 502 Willoughb$ ave- hue, and fell dying upon’ the floor, with: the aingle exelamation: “Tam stabbede? «Inv few moments the girl died without uttering another word, death being caused by a stab wound, which sdvered the main norte of the heart. Barbara was engaged In Mr. Charles Carlisle's family about two weeks ago, She was a modest girl of prepossessing appear auce, A few months ago James Walsh, 0 young painter about 20 years of age, FRGL IN LOVE WITH BARBATA. ‘Tho girl did not faney the young man, About To'cloek to-night Mr. Carlisto’s son wasnsked to bring soma conl in the house, and Barbara volunteered to hold tho Heht for him, ‘The emi was under tho stoop, and Barbara and the young oman had to go outstde for ft,- While they were outside they saw Walsh standing near the gate. After the conl was taken in, Barbara went out again, presumably for the purpose of talking to Walsh, and telling him not to call there. In a few moments she staggered lute the house with the denth-wound in her breast. IN THE SNOW infront of the house a knife with a blade four Inches In length was found, covered with blood. ‘The blade had evidently been recently sharpened, Dr. George R, Fowler was summoned quickly by a - meme ber of Mr. Carlisle's family, — but when he arrived Barbara was dend. Aman was taken out of — the Gowanus Canal at the Ninth street bridge by the conductor and driver, who heard him in the water about 9 o’clack, He admitted that his name was Walsh, and said that he killed Barbara, He said that he supposed that ho was Insane when le killed Barbara. Jie ts tho brother of the notorlous “Buck” Walsh, now in State Prison, PATRONAGE, COMMENT OVER a Tun ” EpITo- RIAL Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune New Yorn, Jan, $—The announcement made by the Zriune this morning that the Gardield Administration {s not to be used ng.0, make-weight in pending Senatorial contests, elther in New York or elsewhicre, has stirred up considerable discussion here, It is con- ceded that the article has been tnspired by the previous publication concerning the pening Senatorial contest here; that Mr. Hayes had taken a position ‘that looked to the disciplining of certain leaders for the opposition to Garfield nt Chicago, by making Appointments previons to his retirement from ofitce, that might have the effect to block any attempt of Conkling to maintain his old grip of patronage In this State, TH“ pogr! this evening says: This scoms to monn, if it means anything that the Administration {s to bo used na a muke- welght after all, If thisstartiing authorized an- nounccinent is not Intended for the Legislature, {ts pubilention just now is a singu- lar cuincldence, to say the least. It may be only an ingenious suggestion of personal organship, but if there is nnything mora init, Itisin order to suy dla- Unctly that tho Incoming Administration should abstain from interference, direct or ine direct, by private communteation or newspaper double-teads with tho Senatorial question. Too Legisinture should be ng treo from Influences on the part of the Adininistration ag on tho senior Sonator, THE HROOKLYN “EAGLE” (@em,) discusses tho pronunelamento yery leugthity, and says: Tho 7'rinune's announcement makes ctenr what was only suspected before, that President Hayes, In opening war on Conkiing's friends tn this State, ia acting in coBporation with Mr. Garileld, He ts foreshadowing in the closing days of his Administration, tho policy of bis successor, Bo far ns appears upon tho aurfuce, Mr. Conkling bas ns yet taken no active part in tho Senntorini contest in thiaState, Tu tho face of the challenge now thrown out Mr, Conkling is not Nkely to main- tulna potloy of noutrallty a day tonger, Hia friends may be beaten in tho struggle, but It fs certain they will not bo slaughtored in detail and by detachments If Mr, Conkling can help it. JOUN KELLY’ PAVER, the Express, says: ‘ It {8a very courtcous declaration of war flung out deforchand into the fleld tu encourage Conking'’s cnumics and exclto thom to moro strenucus efforts to defeat and humillate bin, Mr, Conkling has our congratulations, WALL STREET, THE NEW YEAR, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, -, New Your, dan. 3—The year opened on the Stock Exchange with the share specula- tion active and strong, prives showing an ad- vince of 34 to 3 percent, ny compared with the closing figures of Friday, Louisvills & Nashville and Northern Paelfie preferred leading the upward movement, Svon after wards, howover, there was a weal ar feeling on rumors from Washington that the 8 per cont funding Joan was not Ikely to go through, and the announcement from Pilla. delphia that the Pennsylyanin Railroad Com- pany had ordered the ejectment of tho Western’ Unlon Telegraph. from their ronda, and made a contract turning over thoso roads for telegraphic uses to the American Union Company, ‘Phe de- ellne ranged from 3¢ to 83{, Michlzan Cen- tral, Lake Shore, Northwestern, St. Paul, Canada Southorn, and New York Centra! bo- Jug inost conspicuous $n the breals. About midday there was A BUDDEN CHANGE * In the market for tho better, and, on heavy transactions, tho entire Nat advanced 34 to 6g. In this improvement Western Union Was the special fenture, In the early dealings several! heayy lots of * tho stock, among which, were 0.000 shares at 81, changed hands, white, ater, there were steady vurchases up to S05¢, ‘The rise was accompanied by rumors of 0 settlement with the Aierican Union, But these could not bu verified, and tho indlen- tons were thut It was sluiply 9 ** bear panio’” in’ tho stock, the “short Interest” laying been very large, QUE ORANGERS reacted 1@13{ from tho vest quotations of the morning, The coal shares suid down only about t from the highest, At about 13 o'clock there was ou rally of about 1@14 fn the Vanderbilt stocks, but ®& portion of the Smprovement was subsequently partly lost, ‘The decline of the morning. was. generally regarded simply ana healthy reaction, and the bulls declared the market would soon bq all. the better for It, : Tha market was Irregular ‘and unsettledon the second call, but generally better, Western Unlon was singularly strong, Thic Granger stocks and tho Vander- bilts wore dull and loss firin on the last call, + PULLMAN PALACE REACTED,. ' Later the general Hata becama weaker and heavy all round,—the Vanderbilt stocks bu ing the most pressed for sale, Western Unlon lost 3 of its advance, and the Granger were ulso “weak, Centrul Pocifle declined, ‘The stock market during the last hour of business was characterized by a heavy tone, and prices doclned sharply under pressure to sell, ‘fhe: fall from the highest polut of the day runged from 34 to 8, and extended throughout the Ist. ‘Tho deallngs were enormous, aud. UNEAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILED, especially In the closing busjuess, when the depresulon was most wurked. ‘Ihe weakest stocks were Lake Shore, New York Central, and Michigan Central, Delaware, Lackn- Wanna & Western, Jersey Central, Milwau- kee & St, Patt! Yuion Paci, Canada Southern, Northwest Enlo, Delaware & Western, and Chattandoya, One theory of tho break inthe’ Vanderbilt premium stocks (whieh rauged from,8 to 6) was that the largest holders had been spt{ing their stacks to buy Western Union Tele- graph, but this ts only one of countless ri- Mors, none of which eoukd be traced beyond the walls of the Stock Exchange. Tho “GRADING” BAYSS Tho market hns bevn irregular, feverish, and Anally weak to the verge of panicky, It ts rue Mnored that a very poworful syndicate, after Felling their tong stocks, hrve guno short of the market. It $4 a time for caution, and for realization whore there are profits, Ultimately the market will rigo to higher figures, but it fg questionable whethor,at presont prices, stocks fre a good purchnse, Tho rise in Western Unton wns undoubtedly engincered to sell the Lalanco of tho market on a cavout emptor fora day or two, at least, : MONEY. closed on call this afternoon at 5 per cont. Some of the banks and money-lenders begin the new yenr by Insisting upon a wider mar- ain on foans, as much as 80 per cent being re- auired on some stocks, That {s, they will only end money up to within 80 per cent of tho market price of some stocks, ‘To-day was “ investors’ day” in Wall street, and tho January Interest and dividend dis- bursements were begun in earnest. ‘The ‘Treasury will disburse during the current week $7,934,000 ng Interest on the 4 per cent bonds, a part of which hins been anticipated, 26,000,000 on the 6s of 1881, $1,938,000 on the currency Us issued to the Pacitic Railroads, and about $8,000,000 for principal and the Inst coupon of the 6s of 1880, ‘Tho Intter will be pall at Washington, but tho checks will generally come through the New York ofice, The leading bankers pay ont large Amounts a3 interest and dividends on State, county, elty, and town bonds, and rallway stocks and bonds, and the same is also done by the trust compantes and banks, RAULNOAD HONDS were strong and higher, with the Inrgest ad- yance—2i¢—In Boston, Hartford & Erte firsts, which sold as high as 64. ‘The next Inrgest advance was 2 In Loulsvilled Nashville gen- eral mortenge 63, which sold as high ns 105, ‘The other changes were ns follows: An ad- vance of Lin Chesapeake & Ohlo currency §sand Mobilo & Ohio new mortgage, 3 in Great Western seconds, 34 in Mobile & Ohlo first debentures, 3¢ In Texas & Pacliic in- come land-grant 73, nd Kansas Paelfic first consols, and 3g in Chesapeake & Ohio firsts, series B, ‘There was a decline of 1% in Cleveland, Columbus, Cinelnnatt & Indlan- apolls certificates assented supplementary, 3¢ in Kansas &'Texasyeconds,3/ in Northwestern conpon gold bonds, and J¢ in Ohio Central. Milwaukee & St. Paul consols sold, ex-inter- est, at 14; Burlington & Quincy 7s, ex-inter- est, at 123; New York Elevated firsts, ex-In- terest, at 110!¢; nnd Western Pacific bonds, ex-Interest, at 111, + AT THE NEW YORK MINING NOARD, during the first two calls, the business gen- erally was light and unlnportant. Navajo sold up from 83 to 205, while Ophir declined from 7 to OY, At the American Board, dur- ing the first two calls, there were no note- worthy transactions except soind large gales of Boston Consolldated, which showed a slight “Improvement on Friday's quo- tatlone, At the Stock Exchange |.Sutro declined to 13%, and Starmont to 23g. Standard sold at 824. Silver Clit au Deadwood were respectively 237 and mig id. f THE VANDERBILT PEOPLE A elnim to believe that New York Central ts worth 200, aud that it will sell there. ‘Also, that Lake Shore will sell nt 150 and Michigan Central at 140, ‘The boom in these stocks continues in London, ‘THE GREASERS, ata A number of Americans. who went from this clty to help build the ‘Tehuantepec Rall- rond In Central Amoricn have hastily re turned honie, thelr Hves being’ threatened by the Grensera, ‘ CONKLING. ‘i JU WINS a ALBANY, Jan. 83—The Republican mem- bers of the Assombly, in caneus to-night, unanimously nominated Gen, Sharve for Speaker, Skinner withdrew in his favor. The Democratic members vf the Assombly met lu caucus and nominated Erastus Brooks for Speaker, . . PRODUCE, WHEAT, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, New York, Jan. 3—Winter wheat’ was fairly active, chielly In the speculative ne, the export Inquiry being guite moderate. Prices were very unsettled, as {n° good*part reflecting the varinble reports from the West. ‘Tho cartlest trading ludicated-a further ad- vance of }¢@1 centa bushel, but the market soon broke again under a renewed pressureto plies suppiies, which led toa declina of 1g @ cents a bushel from tho highest figures, aid through the Inte afternoon dealings yalues fluctuated frequently, leaving off ‘ heavily; No, 2° red at $1.25, closing at $125 bid; No. 3 red at SL.I7H@ 1.1834, closing at $1.178¢ bids. do free on Board at 81.174; do January at S$1L17!¢@1:10, closing at $1.173¢ bid, and $1.173¢ asked; do February at S1.104@1.9134, closing at $1.10!¢ Did, and $1,1937 asked; do March at SL2@ 1.2134, closing at $1,2134; do May at SLIVE@ L234, closing at $1,217: No.3 red nt $1,159 Gl; ungraded red at $t08@1.2, as to quality; No.3 Chicago spring at $1,105 re- Jected apring at 07 cents to $1.00, CONN, OATS, RYE, AND BARLEY, Corn has attracted much less attention, especially for early dellyery, and was quoted down about 3(@3% cent a bushelon freer offerings. Sales were made of mixed West- ern ungraded new at 553¢@57 cents, as to quallty; No. 3 ut 53ig@sueg cents; round yallow, new (a enr-lond), at 8734 conts, Oats were fairly active and mosily In the speculative line, opentug stronger, but clos- ing generally cnsler, in several instances showing a deellne of 3@1 cent per bushel, Sules of white Western ungraded were made ot 43G@47 cents, as to quality; mixed do at AZ9G@H cents: white State choice to faney al 4934@00 cents; No, 2 Chicago quoted at He cepts, Hye gqyas very quict nt formor prices, Prine "Stato lust sold at 07 cents afloat; No, 3 to arrive at ¥ cents, Darley was dull and weak. PROVIBIONS, Tog products wero less active, but prices ‘Were comparatively Itt changed, Western ineas pork wistnmoderate demand for early delivery nt steady prices, quoted: at $12.75, aud in the option ling in sluck request; February delivery at $13.70, aa the best bid, and 814,80 asked; Murch at $13.70 bid, and Sl4.35usked, ‘The stuck of pork in packling- yards to-day was 45,534 barrels, of which 11,744 barrels wero ‘new, againat« total of 6,200 barrels Dec, 1, 1850, aud 74,374 barrels dan, 1, 180, ‘The receipts iu December were ‘97,857 barrels, Bacon was very quist, with Jong clear quoted at 87,18, and short clear at 7110@74 cents. Western stean lard was jess active for carly delivery, closing at $¥.02¥, and in the option -Jine fn more re- quest, closing more firmly, with January op- tlons closing - at $9,00G0.035¢; February 89.193¢; March at $9,17}{@0.20; April al SOUKGU.974; May at SOG g Goss, 4 / OTHER MANKETS, 7 Tallow waa in demand, avith ‘walés'abted at OG@u!g conts, A eB B, dn augars, raw-was guated up to 7%@ 711-16 conta for'fajr wid 7547 18-16 cents for good Feftulng Cuba, Suscovado, with a fatr inquiry fioted,”, Bafliied sugars were in good Tequest, byt’ quoted steady, with cut loaf closing at O%@I10 cents, fo fvelzhts 4 woderate business was re potted, with berth accommodation for won anoted a trifo firmer, Rates otherwise showed lltle alteration, For ‘Liverpool, en- Aang hients were reposted by steam, flour ct Ss@d4 Ol (mostly through freight and for- ward shipment), aud by outport stenmers as low as 2 shillings; wheat at 64 peneco; pro- visiotis nt 1h@00 shillings, mainly through frel&ht and for forward shipments by-outport stentners as low as 253@20s Sd, os MATRIMONIAT,. CoMIsa EVENTS IN THR RASTHERN soctETY Hom — ENGAGEMENTS OF PROMINED PHVA Speetat Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune. + New York, Jan, 3—Tho engagement of Mi Henry Morgan to his cousin, Mrs, White, of New Orlenns, Isannonnced, Mr. Morgan, who {3 Asonof the lute Matthow Morgan, of this city, hasbeen a widower for nearly twenty years, his’ first wife having been a Misa Pell, an adopted daughter of the late Mr. Walden Pell An chgagement is also Announced between Mr.-August Noel and Miss Florence Wright, a daughtar of the late Isane M. Wright. Mr. Willint Wright; only son of the above named gentleman, isshortly to marry Mlss Caroline May, Bre The marriage of Mrs, Henry Dunéan‘to Mr. George Parrish, a rich Amerieany who formerly Uved gt Ogdensburg, but of “Inte years has resided on a handsome estatd'in Bohomia, where he has kept an orchestra of sixty musicians for his own entertainment, {s announced In several of tho contintntal papers, Mrs. Duncan’s firat husband was a son of the late Dr. Duncan, of Natchez, and was 0 most charming and accomplished gen- tleman, She herself fs one of tho two bean- titul daughters of the late John P. Sargeant, of Phiindelphtu, and her alster Is Mrs, W. Butler Duncan, of this city, ENGLISIL. In connection with the name (although the two familles of the Natchez and Providence Duneans are not related) we notiea in the English papers tho announcement of a matrimonial arrangement which will unite the two oldest Baronetcies in tho United Kingdom,—that of Haye and Napler. Lady Haye, the wife of Slr John Haye, was 2 Miss Duncan, of Providence, n alster of Mr. Alex- ander Duncan, and the aunt of Mr. W. B. Duncan. . EDISON. Spectat Ditvatch to The Chteage Tribune, THE MAN OF MANY ProMists, New York, Jan, %3—Menlo Park was brilliantly Hluminated Inst rilght by Prof, Edison's clectric Nght. Over 500 Inmps were ablaze in the street, stretching ono mite in length in one direction and half a milo in another, . The working power was a sixty- horse-power engine. Within three weeks Mr. Edison says he will have an engine that will furnish sufficient motive power to sup- ply the park with 1,000 lights. Mr. Edison says that his Invention would bear the test of trial as well ns criticism. TALMAGE. REFERENCE TO SANATL Spectat Duapatch to The Chicago Tribune. New Yonr, Jan. 3—'‘As a celebrated French actress recently assailed me in the public prints for saying things adverse to her eharacter,” sald Dr. ‘Talmaga yesterday morning, “when I have not, as you are aware, made the slightest allusion to-her i: any possible Way, I think It may be well for me next Sabbath morning to speak concern- ing the drama, and whnt we are to do with the dramntic olcinent Implanted in most of our natures,” + ITEMS, A MYSTERIOUS CASE, - New Yonr, Jan, 8.—Thore ls yet si mys- tery about the ‘ease of the handsome young woman who a few days ago was sent to the Hudson Countyifatl, under the name of Eva Clifton, and dies there, , She wag arrested bu Weehawken, whero sho was found wanter- ing about Inu semi-dazed condition, and tus officer who took: her Into custody said he id + cured h so chiefly for the.purpose of saving her from | three men who.yere prowling about her in | a manner which convinced ttm that thoy had evil: designs on her. Recorder Streng, of Weekawken, committed her to the County Jail for thirty days b t shortly ‘tter her arrival thore she was tusen ill and dicd; A dotective called at tho Morgue, and sald there was q'slugular story conneceted ! with the caso, but refused to: disclose it. : Yesterday afternoon two gentlemen, whose attire and appeitance indicated wealth, vis- ited the Morzus: and professed to recognize the body as that of a young lady from New Orleans, whose iiamo was Ada Clifton, They | refused to glye’ thelr names, but sald Miss Cilfton’s father ond brothers wero residents of New Orleans: She had come North for hur health, but, they cou'd not account for her presencg In Wechuwen, whore sho liad been found, | LAST YEAN'S EXPORTS OF GRAIN. ‘Tho exports of grain from the port of Now York alone have exceeded by nearly 15,000,- 000 bushels those of any previvus year, aggregating the enormous total of more than 107,000,000 bushels of corn, whent, rye, peas, oats, barloy, and buckwheat. ‘Yo carry this immense“amount of grain to Europe the acrvices of nearly 3,000 vessels of all elnsses were required, in whole or In part, consist- ing of 1,816 steamers, 88 ships, 1,483 burks, and 105 brigs. ~ A MANIC OF RESPECT, ‘Tho State courts adjourned ‘to-day out of reapectto tho momory of District Attorney Phelps. a HOLD DURGLATS, The jewelry store of Mrs. Itose Gondstein, on Third avenue, near One Hundred and ‘Twonty-tifth, was entered by burglars Inst night, Four thousand dollars in Jowelry and $500 Jn money were carried off, ‘The burglars gotin by climbing a fence and en- {oring tho rear window by prying open the shutters and removing three heavy Iron bara. After stupefying a large wateh<log in the store with drugged meat, they blew off the door of the gafe with powder, The store was well Hehted with gns, but the move nents of tho burglara were veiled from ylow by thick frost on tho windows, ‘ THE HAILWAY CItossina, f Wiliam Leahy, aged 47, while crossiiz Eleventh avenue at Thirty-second sfves | yesterday afternoon wasrun over bya freight |, train of tho Hudson Iver Railway and was go badly injured that he dled soon after ad- mission to Ronayelt Hospital, freee A SHIMSURGHON'S DRATIN, ou: The body of Dr, David Dore, surgeon of tho steamur City of Berlin, has been brought {nto port While Dore was pasting frum the starboard alleyway to the steer igdcom- panlonway a sudden Jurch of ths saip thay Lili headforemost to the bétto n of the ship, Mo did not speak after te fell, Douth en- sued Su lx hours aftesyyard. .. A DRFAULTER CAUGUT, . = Josoph W.: Mido, the ‘Alleged defaulting paylng -teller'of the Loutssur National Dank, was returijed todayto Fall luyer, an term of the United States Courts beglis to- marrow hy pie Clreult Court. 'The docket contains 313 Jaw and 238 chancery ensi ‘The Grandand Petit Juries will be Impan- glodita-morruw. Tho Supreme Court con- yenes to-morrow for the January term, oe ia ICE-PACKING, BpslatrDispateh to pa Tribune, Quisbt, Il, Jan, 8,—Ico-packing began here In earnest to-day by three firms storing for thé {oca} oud other markets, ‘They have been wilting for sonie time tor the ice to acquire suficlent thickness to store prafita- bly, atid now they get a good quality, withan Ave! Nekuess of about thirteen fiehes, ie hut stop thei, they expect to fy tlie capacity, Which is equal ‘ Itatl A uy lo about 178) 7 niiop DR. CLARK JOHNSON’S RINNE. ‘ Bd a & 28 Fy] a8 a ga = get = Ba 22 es ea ann 2 ae s Be gs ao a oB 5 Ba & Be 8 | (nape wan) s F U FE Afoart Disease, n Biliousness, Nervous Debitlity, etc, Tho Bost REMEDY KNOWN to Man! 9,000,000 Bottles SOLD SINCE 1970, This Syrup possesses Varied Properties. It Ath Inte t Fibich converts the aeaeen ay Phy the Saltray Basted nda eSa ans meb. Ef the medicine $5 taken tae, ely afier cating the femencatien revonted, eatlen of food acts upon tho Ever, nets pon the ne yee f Weanluces tho Mheveles ¢ Buvities the Minods £ Qhiets the Nervous Byavea. E Nourisess Meron ene vad 3 ourla Fengthens and Tavicornte: gcnrrica oi tho Old Hinadund mien nen fonenathe pores af the skin and lndioos \ Dyspepste, Liver Diseases, Fever B Ague, Hheuna~ tism, Dropsy, Ff rf 1 1 i 1 Healthy Perepirai It noutratizos tho hereditary taint or polson in. the biood mitch ee 3 rain’ abutdnacsaatinteiaaies td 0 Intian Sloot Syrup! fn jena fut ‘Thora aro no spirits empl ts 2 TRgeD OF RONNIE ployed in tts manufactare, ang oy the most delicate habe, axed and fooblo, care ony Fetny repsiretan’cacrion i vations CAUTION To DRUGAaISTS, Rownre of Counterfolt Medicine, C eniwloy ne Havellagagents orrunnars to solicit ‘tend io from drugs TESTIMONIALS, | ILLINOIS. Disease of tho Stor: Cs niger Ce . Alexa DEAR Bin: Buffering for soma time witn tteadache and Disease of tho Siomach and Javer, {was indu Youse your rollnbig INDIAN BLoon by RU, ‘which matured I erteot buaith an : ‘Nowa Kiunihi-as, CHAS. BUBLLEY, An Excellent Remedy. Bolvigoro. Moone Co.. Ml. Fob, f DEAR SIR: {have bean using your INDIAN: BYTUI for nome time, und ai the results. ft Purittys tho Wood It But oo without It. Kidnoy Disense. is Fishor, Champnian Co., 111, DEAN tn: This is to cority that your INDIAN BLOOD SVIUE baa dono mo more geod for Kidney eine ever usear it nisorcuren dpe prey opeg mea ths and Berofuta. MANUAIIES CillSss Third-Day Chills, DaAN BIN: ‘THe Is to certity tha" yoRy INUTAN +4 our 1D x BIOOBEVIUT bag cured soot tie tuted Day CHAS Afterall other medicines hyd tailed. M188 BROWN, Chills Curcd. Coles Co. Mattoon, i TH T,find your INDIAN BIO STRUP : oe e fsa MITCHELL, All that It fs Recommended to Hie, Lemont, Cook Co, Ti, at andy by RVINE your INDIAN Pasay Byiad aint trial, that i ta HH te Face and advise anyone ey In pa Bends torre tea trite AN ees aN’ Chills Cured, 14 Co., TH. ‘ be “ Nooga, Cumbertan ‘DEAN Sik: Bty daughter had Cuitis for feuirtoon month andy tctod aime, ovaryining, but, without qect unull 1 commenced tha tee of Four INDLA BLOOD SYP, biel or, "he Hyrup ins also Featof my fnmily, nnd | have at hava had yous madieliy in my hor | woul nebo withULE It, ANG Fee i utfor tt Buran ot ho USANN AIL LA Wit Pain In tho Near ; Waterman Btatlo: lo Kaib Co. 1. -| ? bas ct me ofl ee valuacie medicine. ALKS. WOU, epi te, at Best miodicin Neuralgia, “Dyspepsia and Indigestion, DEAR Bin: ‘This ts to certity thee yous INDEAN Th ee AE eeig H o4 jatoly curad ma of Dyspeen Rediege lever wie i BAER Cure ror Bieart Daenne, F ‘Teurapolls, Eninutiam Co... INDIAN MLOOD BY RUF ts the tort medicinal ororused tne Zioare ‘Disoate.. 's Facommend Ito all similarly allicted. ap, All thas It Is Rocommended to Bo. : Kanena, Hdunr Cp. U1, PHAN Gilt t hava ured pour oxcullont INDIAN BLOOD SV NUP Io my familly for Hie hast tive years, end aro always found tt Just as recommended, itis ‘the best faully ngdicine ove wns! SUES, ‘Diseases of the Lungs. Nonton, Franklin Co. BI, DEAR Br: Thies ts to certify that your INDIAN BLOOD BYRUP has cured me of Lung pinense, Bich fad been troubling mu tore lone tina, t cheerfully rocowmend it tw ail audoring humanity. © For Neuralgia. Dabluran, Hamtiton Co. 3n. DRAM Sint Twas troubled with Neuratvin foreuine BF p, Lbeeane, home ot four INDIAN, intiow eee an ayy aU eU KV IR Dyspepsla Cured, . . Hancock Co. 31, or trouwion wien Wiodene aie pape sng daigentian OU SY Pend found it to be n in Bots Mee TOATAS HLMHUAS Never Fuatis to Cure. Recaitie Milford, Iroquola Co., PROB Aine abate meee Tues TAN, wn EO who ware troubled ‘With spasins, and In vot Ganca se ertecied mcomplety CHEa, ie serenzis, An Ageni’s Testimony. Woodiand, Tequols Ca. mn. PRO Gas hens tz te gan NA aoe a4 the Howelasand(hilisund | ean aafaly rucem> mend its use to sudering BUNADIYY OA HeicicD, Recommends 3t to Ale om ne Co. 1h PxAr AIR: 1 have ured Prkits uae INDIAN BLYVOD SYRUP with beneticlal fe and 1 think it weer’ medicine 2 a up tie pe ny tgnarally, fould recommend It to ail eu! gn Pott me Liver Complaint. aftagenyanan, Aeamuakas Coy, ate ah ty oulee i - gaa INDIAN INOUL BYU tt pide untvureal eats sfaction! und is hixhly osteemed by all whe lave un u ale 78 Used your madicine ith the: poet aa nor Leadache. VENKY, ‘and can therofure recommend. Ktrouuiod with taver Compiaint ant nice DAMA Rheumatiom, Bockingbam, Kani DEAR Sti: Tas AR wrU and found no iad valbanle, Cr, Hh, May 18, 1879. Moror trom ihe CommUncEd UAE OD SYRUP: nuw ed NAS VTESSEN TE A Good Blood Puritler. Waucondn, Lake Co. tl, PAAR Stu: have used your atest INDIAN IOUD BYRUL and have tound | unogualul ese iivod Wurie er, and Wake pleasure in ro ina ft ms ach Suppression of Menstruation, Sturidan, 1a Salle Con 1M. Dean Sins My dauxbtor way n bufurer fruit Bi nof Monstruntion. Bid Tabor Eeteaiiteatey torwore then a year. lin thw GU acmant Of two payee ry lans—one Allopathic and gue Mowe. Si i a A TA abr eines, aniony wale Cothousit'mysetCut the INDIAN ieoOd Sent snd, running over your pamphict, ny eye cauahd on. the disuasa, with which she was atuly provutled un hee to try yu: y ue uy uf ait sympaiteing frida ine atthe Oreo WiiTkMOnE, | Female v loitirtbatnae io aid i Pontiac, Livingston County. 11. Daam finitnis et cori MeL hove heen GAREY, Pepefted, by using your great INDIA RAW Sy iKt 1b ar oye U years of ayy. und lave bean ureatly troubled with Weakness. Your mudl+ gine inkea ma fou! Miwa young girl, Lean rocowe Reudibase valuable runiedy on, paumTT. LISTOF WHOLESALE DEALERS Dr, Clark Johason’s Indian Blood Syrup, ‘ GHICAGO, ILL, vam uaeat nt STEVENSON & CO. 08 and IN, Pea ER & CO., 53 wid KING, teareueee bento PrOUTENGU AUIS Co. waunsn an | BLOOD ruRTiEn. DR. CLARK JOHNSON’S an Tloot Syrup Su. —— OE, Agi SES, 3 H Soul! 2 2a 5S Ee we 3 23 Pt % Ha it Bg Shik Q Ba “fue B BE ot az Be aa = oz r=} 68 Se Ba oo 5a Ba a toad 3 a NS Dyspepsia, Diecaden Saoines Age, Rheuma- tiam, Dropsy, Heart Disease, Biliousness, Nervous Debility, etc, The Bost REMEDY KNOWN to Man | 9,000,000 Bottles SOLD SIXCE 1670, This Byrup possesses Varied Propertics, It Stimuintes the Peyntino tn tho yWhich couvorts tue Meateh und Nanoa ae foot iuta gineusc. A dencteney int Peraling cAttisca Wind antl Suuring of tho food stomach. If the medicino Te tulen tmmedis ptely ofter enting the fermentation of food In proveuted. Jenets upon t fe ont! Ie Hewain Me o z He aneeles cache ol ef Binod nna mimiecenetre ares o Meatthy ‘Perspirntions ee ea taaleesm Jt nentenlizos tho hereditary tain son, e bloody" witch menorates etree rem ease stay te nore ere are 0 Bpirit nk din its te can bo takes by tifelinore licate balm or By th $504 and fooblo, carccaly being required tn’ atteniton toy Jan it CAUTION TO DRUCOISTS. Bownro of Counterfeit Medicina. 1 employ no {voling anonta ar runners tUaciicit trade from drugs TESTIMONIALS. IELINOIS, Diseaso of the Stomacifhnd Liver. Catro, Alexander Co.. I. Dean sims Sumtering for soins time with eenduche Aud Discuss of the Stumach nad Livar, | waa induced \o uso your rolinbie INDIAN BLAIS SY TUL, wien swore purfect Lenith an * FO eg eee ee ELLY, An Excellent Romedy. Dolvidere. Boune Co. II1.. Fob, 6, 1979, DEA gint: J have beon using your INDIAN LOUD Y RUM forsome tine, and am portactty satiated with, ULL. It Puritios the Ilvod, Heutorey 1st Ape parte, Strengthens tho Norves, itewulates the Sum- Reh and Bowars, and itelleves Hheudatism. 4 would ub be without it, MUS. WESTFALL. Kidney Disenno. Fishor, Champaign Co. Ut, DEAL BU This 6 to corufy thut your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has done me more xood fur Kidne Complaint and Heart Disease than any other medic Puig Srarusad. Jt alee cureg ung of ray children of Chwls und Berotule, MANGAIET CHISSL. Third-Day Chilin. Flo DEAT SIN: This ts to cortity that’ your INDIAN Pails artorall outer medicines had fate, Toe hs ‘alto, pl tahaa Allds BROWN, Chills Cured. ‘i Mattoon, Coles Con Th, Dean Sim 1.fnd your INDIAN UIWOD STRUP Bere medicing in the conatey for itaumuat na eed st iiedicl 1d country for, Itheutia: Neuralgia. nny OFT MERCH ELLs All that It Is Recommended to Be, Lemont, Cook Co. It, RAL Sins T have found, by giving your INDIAN sity ENC Haa tay oe as od to be, and a no who iuay be i pvui Health to wire tue trio Fone Sit BEEMAN: ” Chills Cared. Neows, Cumbertand Cou 11, DEAT BM: My daughter hed Cullis Tor fourwen, months, and 1 tried nimost everything, but witous Stect until t commicuced the use uf your INDIAN BLOOD SYIUI, n abort 4 i ually @urod hor, ‘The syrup tins also sroatly ted the feat of my family, and t have had nu use fora doctor ainco! bays bad TOUERIOUIUIe ies my aoa oni Ob BG without nd recummond Ite use Rutuantir. OS" “A ROMSANNAL ba WRENCH. Cin Fo At Pain In the Back, . Waterman Station, No Kalb Con It, Atisa valuable inedicine. MRR, Woud, Dyspopwla and Indigostion, Bundwich, Ne Kalb Co. 1, PFAR wuts This ts to certify that your INDIAN Bal ta SF Dyan ace PR AAS pltoly cured mo of Dyspupali, Modiuiuy 1 ever Used. Tai HtASt Pe ALLEN. Curo for Heart Disease, 4, ‘Teutopalts, Eninghain Con Tt, DEA IN: Your great INDIAN LUD SV RUE Lp (he bert medieing | ever ive for Heart Diauaso, £ fecommond Ie tw all similariy witicteds ae, All that It Is Recommicnidud to Bo. Konaas, Hduar Co., 11, Dean Sut: I have used your excellent INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP In ny fanully for the past tive years ea Dest gemally “MRS. MA, BULB, Diseases of the Lunc», It Mis {eto coruity chat your ‘3 aPOOB Svitur bas cured wo Ot foun Disease, whe bad oon troabling me fora long. Unio, “Teavertully ran f f Recommend 110 sil augering DETR YierINGTON, for Nouralziu. 1 ou ange doubt stato, Seguin TAN inv ¥ ts 0 eu BYROP, and sin bappy Lonny It nas entry cucu an Deansin: v paves ag ae ‘Stliouanoss, PRUE IRS SaNATO ea aaa z EAE valuabie medicine. SHUSLAS TRUM BLES, Never Fally to Cure, 1m: Iford, Iroquota Co., Daan sin 1 have used Your INDIAN bose 4 4 Crnmypes in i: ach wl ‘ul eter nba tote Woutied with ppauan, and in Dota canes It Gllectad @ compio! SLIZABETHL MEIZE, Un Tentimos An Agen! tin 1 odiand, tpequle Coy TH PRAT SIR: I can say that your INDIAN BLoGp BYHUI bes no wqual Jor Constipation, Slok-}uad- Rohe, Fan in th a.and Culils, wiid Lean aatuly Fecomm 7 q end its use to suteriug HG A. REED, Recommends ae to- All. moor 1 4 your SRIMAN Prt our BLOOD av up wite vonotctat renutiatend think Ib mudich ° build up the systum wenorutly, ecommend 1 10 ait sumTertan fry Houitieg, Liver Complaint. Buckingham, Kankakus Co. (Ul. May 20 197m Draw nies | cheurtully uetity Aunt, your Justly ele ebrated INDIAN 1.000 SY UL wives universal faction, und ts hixhly estuemed by ail who bay 7 luave uayd your mediaiy with thu gost sa AL, wn Cory rusuils, and can therefure rocuninend ite use 19 Complatat and sick-I 1 oe all roubied'with Liver Comp! aad leks Hluadien Atheuniation, Buokinghaw, Kankskuo Co., 11. May 18, 187. DRAR Butt bert 2 urumE suilerur from Ibheumatiom and found po rollef until L comnuuneed using sour Bears a eenats Uo ace) ee a aaa : ANAS VIBSSENUEILG, A Good Blood Purifier, Waucunde, Laks, Con Th RAR Beit: I havo used your great INDIAN B1OUD BYU} sod have found It unequaied ase Blood Purl Her, and taxo plvasusu in rucunimonding ibas such, truation, sins Sty amogheottaziiam, taealia Cs I it: My daughtor wa eur {coil Bp poston or Ueteuauone wind afer abutinw undo iuley fortuote tua. '& yaar wit iG fruate Frent, f twa puyalctanes ott Allopa ou —trithout relief, lke 8 tale trial of nang diber iiecietnes: smong which w Sazue'e Alter Suppressaion of Mon a Ue, nets wuRbtinyeeif uf the init BYitnbvana, uch FOU TUBRIVK OVOF your vaWphlot wy eve Cuiarks On the Uisvase with which she 1 lminaudiataly yearatled gn he ta ‘ry oy, oF, ail azul oma OuiN 2. Weve euknees, a Vontlac, Livingston County, Mt, Dean wins this is to ceriily that 1 hace boom rently benattted by usinx your great INDIAN ino BRU ett ver io yeare we anu, gud bove bere a MarR een te valuable renieuy: "RHODA BARBI. LISTOF WHOLESALE DEALERS Dr Clark bus’ lin Blood. Syrup, CHICAGO, ILL. van trate STEVENSON & O00. 9 anda ie MIN and 64 Lake-i iene a Niet ae Stactave ees of Lake-ee MSAN S RING a1 Luky at SUKD, WUUTSNUUUGL & CO. w Watson MEDICAL, (uticura Wonderful Cures of Salt Rhoum, Psoriasis, Itching and Scaly Humors, Scrofuta, Scrofulous Sores, Ulcers, and Mercurial Affections, Cutlourn Temeites consist of Cutlourn Roo solvent, for purity nue the blovd, through the bowels, fiver, kldneys, and akin, Caticurn a Mae dicinul Jelly. which’ inovesdend {leah and akin, renders healthy tleers and old sores, nlinys tne Humination, Itehing, and Irritation of the skin and setlp, and Cuticura Medictonl Tottet which restores, whitens, and benutities tho akin, Cuticum Shaving Soup ts the only medicinal sunp oxpresaly prepered for aunying, Psoriasis. Thomas Delany, gaurd, ‘Tenn. says: yr have been afflicted for nincteen years witn Pao rinsis, and have spent hundreds of dollars for doctors, and stuf they valled blood-purifiors, Doctors did not know what to entl my dlaensc, € would scrnteh nights until T scratched mysolt raw? thon It would dry and form into scales, which wouttd all be aeratchod off next night, and f0 on, I havo been completely curod by the Cute icura Remedies,” Leprosy. HT, E. Carpenter, Laq., Henderson, N,Y,, cured of Paoriusis or HEptey, of twenty youre’ stand. ing. by the Cuticurt ftesalvent. intornallys and Cuticnra and Cutioura Soap oxternally. Tho Most wonderful caso on record. Citra certified to befora n Justice of tho Peace and prominent uitizens. All atlicted with Itching ana Sculy Dis- gues should send to us for this testimonial in Eczema. F. HT, Drako, Eaq., Detrult, Mich. ruffered be- yond alt descrlj rh from A akin ‘acuse whieh Sppenred ov his hund. head, and face, and nonrly ientroyed bia oyes. Tho most careful doctoring failed to holp him, and aftor all had failed he used tho Cuticura Reaolvent Internally, Caticura tieura Bow externally, and war cured, and hus romained perf tly well to this day, Cuticura Remedica are propared by Weeks & Potter, Chemiats and Deugglsta, 360 Washington sty Boston, and are for site by all Drugglsta. Pelco uf Cutioura,n Medicinal Jelly; small boxes, 0 cents; Inrgo boxes, $1: Cuticurn Reaolvent, the now Blood Puriticr, $1 per bottle; Catloura Medicinal Tollet Soap, '25 conte: Cutloura Me-= dicinut Shaving Sonp, 15 conta; In bars for bors nnd lurge consumers, DOcents. CO All matted free on receipt of price. For CATARRH. Sanford's Nadical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent, and Improved Inhaler, with spocitic directions, my now bo had of nll ‘drugsisie, neatly. wrapped 41 une packne, for one dollar. Ask forsuntord's Radice Cure, Ais ecouuraical and nover-fafling trentinent in- f stanuly clounsos tho nasal paranges of fual wueous: Reouniulattong, subdues inflammation wh tonding to thy oye, ont, and throat restores tha sonves of night, hoarini, and tasio when affected, loaves tho huad deodurized, clear, und opon, thd Proutt swoot, the Bruathing ‘nnd every sense p in @ wratetul and soothed condition, Internally sdrainiatarod, It permeates every fnidof the gteanslng tho entire mucons or ‘mombranous tom throuzh the blood, which it purifica of tho enfeebted and brozen-di Uiacase of Its virus, and Lgalth-restoring bloat, attost the wonderful curative proj oconomical, esfe, agreeable, wn romody, Sera Ag, WEEKS POTTER, un, No othor remedy ean 0 quleely sesonko try mont vioe lont paroxysms of Pain, FLECTRO distsluuto” throughout d nervous system a gentia and continua current of Stlee= vitallzes Wonk and Paralyzod tricity, which Instantly anni- Parts, hilates Pain, gures Sore Lungs. Vulplintion of the Henet, Painful Kidnoys, Livor Complaint, Rheumatism, Neurnbtia. wd Melatioa, “Ask for Collina’ Valente Rievene tite KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. NARDIN ‘Hake Notice?! All correspondence should bo with MA A, Dauphin a3 below. In all casos tho TICKETS thom- solves are sunt, hid NEVKitelrculars offuring cortttt« cates or nnything also instead. Any onc proposing to otfor anything olyo by circular or othorwiso, on his own behalfor thatof the Company, is.2 SWINDLER. Tho Louisiana Stato Lottery. Company. ‘This Institution was regutnrly incorporated. by the LautiaL ture of the Hutto for Eduentional ane Charice We purposes tn 19 for the ‘Ferm af Twenty. Xcurs, to which contract the invlulablo faith of tha btnto ts plodued, which pledye tas been renowod ff ovormbohnbig pouulur vote, scouring Its franeling in the now Constttution adopted Dec 2 A.D. 187 with a cupltal uf #1,00,0N8, to whieh it has since addui s roaurra fund of over &ieayt 13 GUAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION hus always tukon place on. . JANUARY ft. IT HAS NEVER SCALED OR POSTPON Look ut the foltoming Din Patlunt OTT ONED CAPITAL, BRIZK, 88100, 1,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH, HAL Hops, ONE HOLLALL TCopltar Prix 0) Wad ‘w) iy won ion Ny aw APPt S PApproximation Prizes of KM). eo 2D) 2 Approxtmation Mrlzos uf “AU, Ta VApproximation Prizosot IW, 1487 Prtzos, amounting to, Rusponniblo correspon nts al points tu whut iheral euuiponsntion will be paid, For furthor information, write eloarly, giving ful gulcung; Rend ontors oy exiigss or Hosistorad 11 Jer Dy maall, wild Fender) on 3 yt $2 SURAIN, Ww Urleans, Lin, pieces as tah 8 329 Bronutwa; ere ve No. 0. or MURRAY &CO,,17 Ln Balloch Chtesaa. shear gnnt Br nonaiary, Piney re ig mupervision x o. OES BERUREGAID fAL ALBANS COMMONWEALTA DISTRIBUTION CO. Tholr popular monthly drawings, nevor postponed, hive taken place rosulariy in. tho CLEY Ui LOWS Via ik. = JANUARY 31. These drawings oceur montuty under provisions ot Bn act of the General Asvumbly of Kentucky, incurs porating tho Newport Frinting and Newspapar cos dagreaved April i Laid, ZZ ila (so yocial act, and hae never heen repented, “ho United Seatos Ctreult Court on Afarctiat rane dered the following decision: Ist—Thot the Commonwealth Distribution Company Ia leynt, #d—lte drawings nre fates The Company has now on band alarm a Sunde Hoad tha tollowipur attractive pelea’ FOPOEY 1Inze. BNO)! 10) Pris i oof UF : Hy 7 Eman 1,W0 Vries $Weuch, Has BU) duct Y fittos 628 dich, Arproxtmation Fetzox Ba Prizos EAN ouch, Approgimaiion teres 1 bYsizos 6) Oacl, Approxitanuoa Prites. LAW) P08. serysesserees ‘hula | 1 bbe oNt surstfinces s> Malt tickats, $1. 27 tickets, 6) Vomit muney or Bank Dente tn Letter, or send by Express, postr. BEND WY IREGINTERED 1851 THO POST-OFFICE ONDEIL Orders of Gund Upward, by Wxproes oui C0 F further faformation addruss It. Ml. BOAIT or Gyatlortousual Muildlon Loutavily: sees Broudw uw Yul ALK ti AUEICH tow Went a SAO TEISEA OUNEH I =8 Swallowing Poison. Swallowingund inbaling the nuxtous impurities gonoratud by Catarra, polyow not nloue tie nusal UF dany, but the stomach und’ innys. Na meruly tuenl Fauiddy, ku duuchua and invuiuble suuile, can puss albiy rduch or gradicate the virulent xporuies of cuturrh, ‘hts fut explulns the wundertul cures ovoted by Be. Wel De Meyer's now Inocuintye treatment. ‘he vloments axed by Liu wry abeorbed by the wucous mivtubruny turoughuul the 3: foraiw coustic pet tans und uttanadas wall ox locarantidute, 4 cortutn to ou tauren, ad vaccine virus t4 La pro- Yentsaatl-Pux, Jue unprucedsuted vale with unsu- Heltad Weattuoniale trun sunny thousands wuo, ab ald sluges of the disvusy, huve been cured by this wonderful rai citttal ‘1 ry slncy vueeine lor, LW Noblu-at., drouklyn, produced a sudicat cure.” "16 ar Ok wy amily whe bis AO yea Je 1, Ms Pou i cured mu after re, Eni Ioev. We 2M. Mun: ee fruublid with Cater puuld Lae ary A. ai Citeada, Hur" Yorn? yourat lay bosizils until Cure." MM, ch aoker, aN, ae Clarkeat. did not brenth throu r Cater Yer De Kusgd Wal v vit Mle Lou! le Fs eva Paty aya he ake Bey, Elgin, i iron ‘Kee sd ee ine cure’ tdentversd wang aadeees Dy Be is ture?! leiivered ja h EES DE Wev 8100, & Dug ets yar Bug oom Sonp, *