The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 21, 1872, Page 3

but ite real object ta » an endorsement of the first 2. and thus aave those who publications tn having to disor rely realized by the alleged commission of per cent, and at the Hy lative Assembly, THE METHODIST —_—. VTON THIEVES, NT'S OFTICIALS RUN THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, CONGRESS, THE BURSTING OF TNE INVEASTIC A- TION STORM. 6 time to carry up by the Syndicate, rornments are sell- The Oficinls Vietoting the Law Under the One Oficial Called a Thief and Another a len of Necessity Over Pentteutiary Convict—Wholesnte Charger Editors Frauds the price at wi 200,000 Rx- Appropriations erdarsement by Congress of 1 to be Exponed. The Academy of Music, yesterday, was ate whose like has never be- fore been heard in a Methodist Bpiseopal Gen- ‘The cause of the trouble was the presentation by Dr. Curry, with an it-timed motion to read, of a memorial by Goodenough, ptendent of the Printing Department Dr. Lanahan not + oF £100,000, profit to the 8} je trananet ion re Atiadd-bake which will wel endl @xcrR entertatnite: while the present Legisla- lewbers: of which are tised scan pass another four-mil- — Congresemen tand Oreha, of the Committ District of Colmista, have mode aw the scene of fo tie bend busi eral Conference. Lion loan act within forty-e cress adjournia, notwiCiotanding the that na more then ten mill shall be crested without authority of law. the professed Hnittation sof the Distel Aband Board of Public nena und taxpay of the Distriet Gove of the M. EB. Book Con only repelle| the attack upon himself by a terrific onslaught upon the vutedness to ten ana it does are fully austatived by th first charge made by the men ‘ort enough, but whole array of his persecutors. ‘There was an exposure of family skeletons not at all to the dignified representatives of a powerful Christian Church, and the threatened revelations vut the management of the Missionary So. clety—to use the words of a delegat moralized the Conference. to an end by Dr. Lanahan’s forbearance, the majority of tho Conference hi hear him until he chose to THE OUTBREAK. Bishops Ames and &impson presided, ‘The call of delegat als, and resolutions went on quietly until York East” was reached. sented a memorial from 8.J. Goodenough, late Superintendent of the M. B. asked that it be read and Committee on the Book Concern, Oke in opposition to read ral, ag such n ; fi which will hereaft ; authority to make fmpror nents not author tintettsted te them by the Lewis ‘Tho Inw says that shall have no pawes to bind said Dfetrict to the payme Any sim of money, except in | arsine printions mada by lations shal! have heen made.” 000 LOAN BELL. July, 1871, wa own as the 4,000.40 loan bill Jause of thé Orst section of this act de- ares that the money thereby ay | be expended, ms fully as 7 sud consistent with the public int-rest, In con- formity with the plan of improvement ¢ubmit- ed to the Legislature, sald plan being by the sxpreas language of the act incorporated into art of eald law. It is clilued on the part of the majority that dhe words "as fully as may be practicable and cor sistent," give the Board of Public Wa {onary authority. The minority think not, and o clear away any doubt on the subject refer to je Gest clause of the second section, which de- in no case shall the said Board enter ‘optract for any work or improvement, stof which shall exceed the amount esti- ted for In Its aforesaid plan, less twenty per "Thus positively d restricting sald Board to the plan fur- sed to the Legislature, STEALING BY 1118 LAW OF NoCESSITY, ‘Two examples of the action of the Board will show how recklessly the law ITH-RED MARRIAGE, How « Well Known Wall Street Broker is Bride a Widow Within « Puy Another Side ton Once Told story. ABSewn reporter yesterday conversed with Mr. James D. Little, father of the young Indy whose recent marriage to Mr. ( son may be remembered by readers of Tar Mr. Robinsun was formerly head of the firm of Robinson, Cox & Co., stock brokers in this city, 294 he retired from active business about two years ago, having Mr, Little has conducted the Putnam in Carmel, N. ing voted to Jaw, and ne leman T. Robin- Git the oth ng for potitios paswed what Is Dr. Carry then pre- Book Concern, and ade a fortune. y be practicable fi the memo- kely to pro- ¢ motion to read was 1849, and is a ian whose statements are entitled to ‘The reporter's object was to get his version of the story which recently appeared in ‘Tue Sux, and the matn facts gathered during the conversation are given in narrative form ; "8 STATPARNT. After fitting up his mans\on at Brewster's, Mr. acquaintances with his norial criticises the facts alley by in his report to the General Confer- ence, and asserts that James F. clerk and ac & Co. in his dealings wit! behalf of those firms. ieally dentes that there was any mc sire on hia part to conceal any matter connected with the business, because he believed it to be straightforward and legitimate. on a par with every other dealer, had proposed and was allowed or Campbell Mr. Goodeno Robinson rapidly me; neighbors, atuong whom was Mr, Little. Little had a daughter, Florien, not yet 17, with whom Mr. Robinson became acquainted some He fell deeply in love with Miss Little, and for about four months prior to his death he visited her father’ months go Mr, Robinson proposed marriag ‘The girl's parents discouraged the suit on the a that their daughter was to ‘There was nothing to be said against the suitor but was not wnusually addict- Mr. and Mra. Little said that if he would wait a year, and he sti donghter's hand in marriage, they would ther ir. Porter was except that he to devote special on the best Jerme the Concern. PORTER'S PROFITS. All the benefit he (Porter) ever had was in ‘and commissions as a deal je out of the manufacturers onsent, whic! months ago. tum of sald e house daily. ‘Two r, which were y their agree- penrs, were ring the high prices of ofits of man. » clearly express ufacturers were enc i Mberal terms with brokers and coinmisston deal- ers. Mr. Goodenough save : 19 reference ts ma In which Tam mavte t nt to be conveyed th hetters, neglecting my duty to ‘As to the ‘oll companies mentioned Tever gave to them did not tn ; while the "travelling ” Virst-L he appropriation asked for and grant td for the improvement of the Seventh st 2,M¥), ut shown in the plan, The Board is 4 misprin umount was tntended to b save already expended @45,/0).20, while their a ineer est unates that it will cost £70,000 more t plete the work. ‘ond—The appropriation asked and granted F.C, Seventeenth, nth, Twentieth, and Twent, ws testified by their engine an analysis 0} —he drank so! and that the wu, but they A DISASTER, Mr. Robinson was impatient, and he parents con- the tine app: Mr. Robinson’ meeting disfavor v's relatives, the inus eaisted between the two. faintiies. 8 father wae dead, sister were tully cognizant of Mi tachment, and entirely approved it. Tyson was thrown from bis rer tris belt few wie brokers. reaidence, and he and her parents, ter, went at ¢ At that tine there was po appre At that meet. narrhage set ari So far from the be gue minieters engage to better thelr and, ae { claltn, my oF Tuiey of hwccaalty 0 ‘aridly prow Les were Lever fully comp tete We sole OUT Robinson's at- COMPARISONS DEMANDED, nough proposes to let competent snd shisinte: by mutual agreement were paid for p. Appleton & ¢ Brothers, C. Scribner n Was mode, exce ag terreh dpbonetn ished by what authority of Ju April: Mr, ie num sty na he chosen fo adéertAih WHAC prices per during the last ten years by Mi itarper & Mrothers, Carter & Con the American Bible Society, the American Tract Society, the Amer- Union, and any’ other pub- New York, or elsewhere if destred, J then make a full examination of the books and bills of the Methodist Book ¢ length of time, and any a be found that the Concern paid average price by the above-named houses, for the same ay to Dr. Lanaban, t nahan would amount saved t orices below those oat: ay propeations were bers of the sent tor his aM@ane tle, with his wife auswer of NTINGENT EXPENSES. ut refers to the trict Governtnent, Jeon proven that for Lhe Governor's oflive there appropriated: $2 can Sunday Seh ded by hired derer care of servants, but he longed for the te: 4, Sloth, making a total of EU, whic ity, is Dine ntingent expel jot, and this ina and with a popu- hot greatly ex: ceding une hundred thou- Fven then Miss Little's parents hesitated. yv's mother and bis sister urged that the ent to thelr daughter's ght, that the cl anging the time appe and that as far as atte rades of paper, he would on the oth y the annual ainount of ’ Mistrict loss than a towns by these parties, and be- Jow the market price when the goods came to recites “that the City Hall.” ing, “was abandoned, and four ‘idings for the diferent | 1 fitted rp. at ‘ "This is admitted on the part N the District Government, but is sought to be justiled under the law of 1 ¢ of her intended busband “s house Rae f the course pursued jan to break up the “monopoly of Mr. Por: thee of the Gene jorenee ont the track for \avesth which may throw kome light on hig motves. © Whether, ing to get ridof Mr. Porter and by day, returnia the inspiring cau Finally, in deference to the nob the wounded man Ato the murri: Mr. Ktobinson on the 3 nd his relatives, Lig « matter essity. The minority crandfather ¢ Mr. Kobinson Some time pric in his death, he ha Miss Little, and give her a deed his offer her father had. Jd that the Legislature only, and not the Goy- ‘nor, was the proper judge of the p authority competent to legalize y making the necessary appropria- ade no settlement on his wife, aired, the hauics of par nation will be forthcoming. sod the ont i f the house at ANOTHER $4,000,000 LOAN BULL, ‘The sixth charge ts that “the Legislature, at stigation of the Board of Public Works, Joan bills of $4,000,000 each, for outs, each bill involving an addith lal tax of $2,000,000 on private property, this 41,000 to be placed absolutely restriction in the hands of five Aftor the $4,000,000 Toni f the District, who of the fourteenth: et, because It inc ¢ than five per cent. of f the District, without Laving recelved the approval of the people at « reneral election, as the law tn such case direct ction restraining the feral Confercuce, imittee were betrayed into an In e funds of the Hook Concern w ‘expenses of th that not one fort by any party connected w B,J. Goopexove DR. LANAHAN’S CHARGES REITERATEL n- Mr. Chairman, this, red im the Book Com By request of the Chair, for a few moments, to pe sent a communication on the receptic The interruption being over, Dr. Lanahan stepped from his seat to the aisle, and, looking ealuily around o & How the minority of son itwould be for himself an has passed tw After bis marriage Mr. Kobinsc ly for the wors day, twenty whole sum of and without the bulk of One of these wills he other was in asafe in ise on' Brooklyn Mr, Little never had any conversation with Mr. Eugene Robinson relative to the wills or the property, Nor was any will destroyed In his presence or to his knowl When his daughter was married she reeted by all th Hily, Who, almost without exception, wifts of diane Ir, Is a repetition 1 Re ey erty Was given to his sister bill was passed. Lanahan sat down lis sister's hi the aggregate debt ternal delegates the assessed property ownership of the or the gazing mul ot Mf the acenes enacted in the meetings of the Hook Coumillice. agents of the Hook Concers, 1 inade to th a represeniatle A PR iGR the mani Bomeee phy. would ene tn armed with & tied out an the Legislature, Works and the Governor, unwilling to awalt th courts before which said: sult was ding, on the wth of August, 1871, passed Konno $4,000,000, the MMs Tttet pitmacntow of we ed husband’ s:rest sufferance of bis relatives. but re of tho com! y the senior Al paper to present making attacks on me. ASTONISHING THE CLEROY, ‘# plano, and 8 A FORTUNE. r of Mr. Robinson's will is not dsinhertt his wife receive. the do: J, and this with at act, and the means by whitel equentelecth t, affords # stariling ox suppression of the public wil otwithstanding vention of using m J disclaimed 1 ne of the 84 rors las taken fre 1 the judgment of ti as Chat the second was wholly un sailed for, and the expenses incurred thereby In addition t ‘®sister, Who is Mr. Eugene Kobin- Mra. Coleman Rob- ¢ her husband's death, y's relatives had pro- yport of the us allegations against Me says. that 1 the paper tus! to make my so wer to du so,yety son's Wifey has inson, $10,000 sin report that Mr, i vided for the su aking her an al an athelet. It Would have been egusily T never thought of It. the Book Committe tion On the $400 sume wea that prompted hin Kult againet ue in the clyil courte, prosecute that sult, FNORMOUS PRAUDS Yer HIDDEN, puld have opened the doors t ry of the Mlk Mr. Little, who t# abundantly care for his daughter, HALE A MILLION ‘The reporter learned that in addition to his personal property Mr. Coleman Robinson owned ant place at Brewster's, valued at about 1 Huffalo a large pre ad estate ; a house and lot at ‘The seventh ch acy in advertising hus been © yment of tfte fouls resem blanc af the District, tnount (hus exp newspapers, tosubsldizing the pres This charge is fully proven, the nied reaching the enormous sum of $145,605.02, aud the recklessness aid HE UN TURSHAY, MAY 21, 1672 Ss Ree ra teRa fellow 1 o if take At, pelt pas eer e the recesess a "inch may be here, sir. THR MISSIONARY SOCIETY FRAUDS. An appeal was here taken from the decision of REAL ESTATE MARKET. asic all mained, with, some, to el yacise Res ‘The tae of suburban Jota at Itlehmond Hi by | fre a By ‘hosing rea, th nen J. Johnson, Jt. yesterday may be regarded as an un- anna eauirocal nucsces. The segregate revulta were O1420. | HIS apt fe. i fo aiew Stace ee Bee ars M Batic pea on Ti mia, of Heaiiaa Wight Git Hea ecm ee Ly a One hundred and twenty-one lote were sold, at an aver: tre 1 fy ‘um, and ron it ‘Age a litte over $120 each, ‘The samie house sold eleven zt ia, at Wi4e in PiitSatipnta. Kiitow more active Speci Moi ONC mt COMPLAINTS £9 bad J pente eer aaa ecu ee i orders Nt hhwe ies reat aoa, by more than thy plote at New Brighton, 8. f.,on Satnrtay for $17,517.50, and many other An average of $40) per city lot. ‘The sales announced at i hotaes me Beactitio farions parte of the United the Chatr relative to the latitude which should } iy Rechange to-day will doubtlews attract « large Ot dolphin, Millow mere acti’ | Pu ant pint fottien, an a enys ‘The Chait was sustained, and Dr. Fanahan was | tendance. 4 Preps active for grain: corn 40 eligy Daper, Witt my namid ou the bottle, o admonished, at the siggestion of a dclogate, | Muller, Wilking & Co. wil! offer a house and lot and Fe aaararhis cutnce oars doing ates ind liquor deafers tn the city not to allude again to the Missionary Soclety. ‘A delegate moved that Dr, Lanaban be allowed all the time he wanted. three lots on Thirty-third street, house and lot on Forty-sixth street, also lote on East Forty-firat, 120th, H6th, nal 111th streets; A.J. Bleecker & Co. uatige and ity U bourn WOLFE. ding new inese at 98 on the epot, ad #14 for June, $18 ' for old mesg aud N SHIRTS. Dr. ill Kot Rock Ri to amend f Srlcot more steady. "Wee? haga un tcheaek of “ot iver moved amen Seve fourth street and Aven‘ic James Miller ices more stea eek hat jade to Orde dW ud to Fit. Deca eon inahan an onteuslon of Aiveen | one (ol east {ttt street house and ior fast Porty-elahih Ti ral ante oomall Gates | pane py mates OFEST BOR Neerrantes LOFT sey minute bee? iJ. Cole 48 lots in warions pal of Brooklyn, alee AS iy and persis. yrhe 0 Yo that Youn. 6. Schvotey ry jon to Talfourd Lawn tole ne wud cheap hotics at $10 - the following Nirts, good iteta, Manor on usin and good Hnen. Mie masa and fino ti ' G Shirts, Wameutta ny in and very fine linen. 6 Shirts, New York Mills and best finen. 0... Fancy ehietings In great variety. Directions for measurement sent on application, Dr. Slicer expressed an earnest hope that Dr. anahan would not be confined as to time In re- plying to a paper which had placed his charac- ter on trial, An indefinite extension was granted. it must Hot De f/ eck tern, #ice. for nrpeimecliy.. Drews. ed hogs lower at Sicm@he. Batter and cheese in rood demand ond firm at Ie! Mt Freeh eqee, aide. Re pod CO. fn, important one of 10 Ave Stock M. tae ANDALOUS OM Ligeti oe LS @ alone ease Sn Mares ‘ , Free z NY, Komic, Monday, May RICHARD | Paruline Goad, Dr, Lanshan—Two years 940, sir, when an editor ds f. the Exchange, Muller, Willkie peeves scaterday and tusady Wet 5 { itying | thiebody refused to jiabiisn a statement from me, bat tot late Janes Flevin—executor's « the week: against. 8a cst BY, Sb Dee oe ee Two eolumls from this may Goodenough, he “PATENTS. pubiishe We notised by Dr iitchcocks ton Church, house and lot on Walker, 6 lots on MUNN. & CO. Publishers Selenite ork, obtain patents ave c corrsponding week Inet ially different from the ruil ‘Grand Roulevard, 14 on Broudwe: Ton Beveuth avenue, Amerie i 4 hat whoever sindertook ing rates of Uh u to defend me would be put to the wall, and iteh. | 1 on Fiftieth street. w ‘aryl thé range wag about the eame an on Mond: where, erience. Everything ee Cock would help to put him there. it Mampleat | _Anumber of efry and suburban sales of interest are | Inst, but buyers obtained more quailty, and in some Mh. | Rdontial, Seu tent kaws and Guide to inventors. tyoutment’ T Feecived. That le freedom of the | atnonnced for the week, and wo Ww feat. to dcal cra the importance ‘of sendi ee het ad tennant eee: ete TN, RSgon keg stances more shrinkage ; and it war erally conceded {hacia endeney Mavoded te buytre, A. few choice " nd faney stecre were sold at {Sul ge. # M. but the toning Wop tgure'was ti. and die-estreme fange for *de- the reas! A man guilty, to aay the least, of breach of Wrst, ane cha re ye tn ueclvileorte ny oe Publications, bat came ponse to hit ed, Can have the use of th — ela Prete but { mast Mi hented And this Man comes | 20MN GF OUUG readervof Tue SUx,and wil cxamine | steers ilusier white covmon wo good bulla worcwoidat | WY ILL NE READY AT 12 O'CLOCK, ore usd ‘eareht “ xu day to [ary the knowled, quired. Apro).os of fate brilliant enbar- sale of a leading house it occurred to one to take the census of the car on feiurn,to ascertain by what newspaper the several parties had been induced to attend the sate, ‘The result was that ‘of every @ per fons 2 }had frat aeon the advertisement fa Tum 6tx, 14 Herald, \0 in the Times, 8 in the Tribune, and f ip qxtonuation of the scandalous oll epecula- Hone In the Book Concern, he makes « genera) attac: on the ministers of the Church, that they have been en- gaged In ot! speculations. Yee, me ministers tre drawn {ito these miserable companies in. the Ok Concer, and lost their money, Were swindled out of their money. which, at ® COMMENC ORs jc. # D., live weight. id nina were scarce and firm. The rece! ty Tel thaig 14,00 for the we a we the co outing week fered were al anearod: ab alr to v] 73 e lambs were ij nd at fe ais tl ‘in deman EMENT OF THE 45TH VOLUGYs HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE, 182. , memort- New A CLOBB CORPORATION, 1 Comment is une A febennie i; Talc, © ®. for mitt x What would we say of the American Tract Soctety or ROPE BS MBDGRSENNET. As ine vateable | CRU ante alae eeers tating "cate $3 matte Contestat . tn to-day were B60, mates 4443 for the week, againet 1672 Inst week, and 4,014 the corresponding week last yoar, ‘There was nothing doing tri live poe as the recetp' wore consigned to siaughterers exclusively, Dressed hoge Were a shade easier, Vut sold readily enongh at 6) for extreme weights. Recelte for agterday sod to-day, waking: S10 For 1499 lant week, and 2,711 for the cor. iaat year, ; MARINE INTELLIGENCE. the pe Foclety ie in (Ae {30% pond ye re ou! rganiecd, w rent {01 Predident. the fupertntendent ‘of the ‘bindings depart. ment for' Vice-President, the nan in charge of the pentiog department Secretary and Treasurer, the cash- Sdlrector, the bookkeeper ® director, thé clerk in charge of the girector—the ‘employees of the house ail mixed up in th ‘business, Wit would en: 4 tikaefous What would the. Methodist Eviscopsi ohures put that the men who have known Sarai ells THE GERMAN GAMBLING SPAS. Ici cerRations,Wiesbaden; the Garten.—Inva ids at the Spa.-View of Baden-Baden.—The old Castle.The Trinkhalle, Baden.—Kxperience of © Novice,—The Conversationshaus, Baden; Interior — ‘The Conversationshaus, Baden ; Exterior.—Disgram of Rowlette.—Gambling Saloon, Wiesbaden.—Dia gram of Rouge-ct-Noir.—A Lackey receiving ® roperty of M, KE. Mead, Req. at Darien, Conn, Hi fist'sendon tn that vielnity were quite edeceestul ‘Ten Houses ed Cypress Hitt At 4 o'clock yesterday morning the block of French roof buildings, recently built on Cypress Ills by Frederick Hill, were destroyed by fire. ‘There were ten houses, and the gate cost Was $5000), There ee no tnadranes. The houses were to he gold at auction pa ‘the belief prevails that they were pur: re, ‘ial dele- tn sayt into a tempent Stranger.—Venerable Gamesters.—Conntess acted as | OY" are? Rae “the men’ Who’ kaew Maths. e y —— lateThe Curecal, Wiesbaden. At the ochbres: ‘all | itore assistant segretaries—knew all about it for MINTATOURE ALMANAO—TIIT® DAY. 4 Rnoarn on | years, but never tola the Church. ‘These. olf re in Sun rises. Sun set 115 Moon sets... 84 ridge of oats at Main: fh omphat- | the Book Concern, when I tried to bring up the fraud | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. a maith a AtEms; @ Believer tn fon or de. | {Rat wae the readit of thegc scandalous procesdings, —-— Sandy Hook.. @W8,Gove laland., 6.61 Hell Gate..., 6 those who go there to pick up alittle Money. Interests of Goodenough, who, according to the assist, | MONDAY, May 20-P. M.—The general stock ORT RR View of Ems.—At Eins; those who go there to drop a little Money.—Biamarck.—A genuine Crow pier, THE MOUNTAINS.-ITIl. Inuustmarep ny Pots CRavon, Inuvstmatiows.—Arched Strata.—The Chimney Rocks.—North Fork Gap. -Refused to be comforted. —Great Expectations.—Karr's Pinnacles. The Race. —Cilffy of Senecn,—The Clerk.—The Country Store.— ‘Old Sam Bonner.—Cathedral Rock, Mouth of Seneca, THE HEBREW EXODUS. Lu.vaTrations,—Sinal: Valley of the Convent of St. Katherine —Summit of Mount Stuat.—Abraham's Well at Beersheba,—View from the Summit of Sinal, =Wady Wutéh,—Map of the Hebrew Exodus,—Jedel +Arideh.—Modern Bedouln of Sinal.—Rés Sufsifeh, from the Plain.—Gate of the Couvent of Bt. Kathe- Arrived—Mownpar, May 2, Stoamship North America, Rio Janerio, Piteamshty Peretre, Bteamiahip Metra ‘a, 7 Rtn Aesander avatiey® Bieamelip Win. P. Ciy de, Norfol Bteamentp tn Liverpool, mdse. Hark Skjold, Bordeaux, indee, Hark 0. Boek, ralroad tron. inn eyros, Frankiia, La.. timber. Bre RPK Pied Rermuda, produc Brig Joabe} Clenfuegos, agar Mo Starya, Pouce, E.R, sugar, tilt, charleston, gotion! aud nin her: Schr 8. H: Jones, Geofactown, &. C., lumber Sehr hveve, Me Behe Baw 3 Ror Lette | Behe JA. GF Bone BBW iso, thew ant editor of the Advocate, and my associate, Is ama of such excellent worth and virtue, AN OFFENCE AGAINST CIVILIZATION. T nay ir. airman, \hat it te civilization of the age’ that the official press sho prostituted hy a set of plunderers of the Church, and It wit! be a atill greater offence if the General Conference will stand by and allow the continued perpetration of these wrongs ‘Seoretary fiarrie—If Dr, Lanahan alluded to me when he used the erm asslatant secretaries, In. regard (0. as sistant seeretar! ‘nowing of oll speculations and so forth, and concealing it from the Chureh, | have only to he has Been ‘entirely misinformed. know nothing whatever about the matters alluded to by Dr. Lanahaa. Dra, Curry, Hitchcock, and Hodgson were on thelr feet waiting for Dr. Harris to get through. The quick eyes of Bishop Simpson rested first on DE. Hodson. Dr, Hitchcock sald he wanted to make a per- sonal explanation. market appeared to be controtled during the day by the sane influences which characterized Saturday's deal- ings ; the volume of business having been quite nomt nal during the morning hours; only Pacific Mail, Chicago, Columbus, and Indians Central, with a sharp rally in Erle, having been the more prominent consider. ations of the early business, A few sales in Rock Inland, Union Pacific, and Obios at improved furcs will cover the additional morning transactions. In tue Afternoon, however, a decidedly botter-¢istribates business was evinced, and a much stronger tuarket was developed, with Pacific Mail, C., C. and L ©., Western Union ‘felegraph, Union Pacific, Rock Island, Erte Lake Shore, and especially New York Central, Ohto and Missiesipp!, and Northwestern common as the more prominent specialties, Erte preferred was also eagerly sought after, and rose to 87 at the close. There has and pass. afford sain, trv it, Harbor. 1, San Bl nd, pineapples. soouauuts, a tine and trolewtn river and rine.--View from the Cleft on [tie Sufadteh.—W BS | eee ORRS The Rea With & speech, and} bean duriag the late bose raid quite an Inaportant sport STRAMSILPS ARILVED OUT, ona bhiaeliphinianseaarenre aye § wa 5 f o ch. | interest put ont tn anticipation of the usual summer | Pi ryourn, May #0—Thusingia, New York. nil REPDELIONN WOVIOIENT In NUKOOR: cHine® | ocUE hat ie aitwed to explain immediately. | dulnese and this tact has been reflected inthe borrow | OA L278 % May Ble tie itew vert, | TH er cenctane cota Paper) rica Risks Wie | irodimon wasinexorabte,and began biespeeeh, | soe demand for Pace Mall, which toaued at Wats «| AON With a Portratt. Sen tinny ot | The drift of his argument was that nobody had | cent. per diem, Erle and C.,C,and 1. C. also command : : AUNT PEN'S FUNERAL, CALIFORNIA.-IL, Wirvr To See TILERE, AND HOW TO. Bae rr. By CHARLes Nonvuorr. ILLUsrRaTioNs.—Suinmilt of the Sierras.-C. P. Muntington,—Alkall Desert, Central Pacife Rail road.-Dloomer Cut.—Flumne and Railroad at Gold Ran.—First Office of the Central Pacific Ratlroad.— Secret Town; Trestle from the East, Green Blame, cts Business Notices. paz s ad been taken assailed Dr. Lanahan, and that Lanaban had been sole accuser. ADMONISHED BY BISHOP SiMPSON. Bishop Simpson said to Dr. Hodgson, who was getting warmed up, that the question of ref- erence was In order. Dr, Hodgson resumed, independent of the piekepe A few sharp blows of the mnjlet p= lenced hi ing 4 ® cent. premium. ir pas ifn U.S. Consus of Bed-buc antoualy during the fast thirey ‘wouldshow that the nut Dave not incren uinber during that VON'S MAGNETIC POWDER has kept them Wherever and whenever it has bea ured they ‘Atsappeared, Vo ansitsiate all householl insects itis only hecessary to ure it tu every home, and the day has been singularly free fr nsual Washington and London gossip. The market will probably 0¢ advanced for & short turn and to frighte: Hed of jn Knowing ones” thus predict, et) ah. Aasthese Cue puin’ im, and he ylelded the floor, ae tae +3 Pt Tae New Updos te ren Blu Dr. Hitchcock aroxe tow personal explanation. | “irneSmoncs marker ruted quis se RRR wear ee Tree Brent hehintlon, = Marion tm Pete of-inbeneal bo Sorat Cem He denied having threatened to hel anybody | the day at & ands B cent. wuri it a ebeat Inne kd 91 chnaprr thar, ai others tral Pacific Ratiroad Hospital,—The Geysers,—Call- to the wall for sustaining Dr. Lanahan, Huminaliy at ¢ thie wflerncon. the t HH tne Dent trheste, livethe Guest olicoin the city | fornia Live-Oak.—Piute Squaw and Papoose —The ere aeited having refused. to give Dr. | favoring the borrower. Prime business notes moved | ab Wi lirowdway PLUG ARI BuLbe Litas Grtites Peaks ae Lanahan a hearing in the Aitvoente. He bad re- fused to Insert nothing but Dr. Lanaban’s Balti- more speech. Dr. Curry further dented any knowledge of the oll speculations. Dr. Lanahan reminded Dr. Curry that he had refused to insert a statement which Dr. Lanat had Pronoved to sign, after the first allusion ¢ on the Baste of 7 to 10 ® cent, Government bonds have been dull but generally steady, closing on, the banie of 116'4 lo Livy fur lie The dealings fave been small all over, the deprivation of foreign quotations doubtless checkilig busluess. Henry Clews & Co., 2 Wall street, report at 4 P. M.: Ril, Asked. Bid, Anker. U.S. curreney 6.116% 110) 5-200, 1865, coup. 1154 115% fe, IAAL, Fe. oAlOM NGS SB, 1867, comp. TION 116, Mount Lincoln.—The Big Trees.—View near the Btate Line, Truckee Kiver.—Lake Tahoe.—Boating on Donner Lake. ONE NIGHT IN VENICE. By Canoure A. Menten. LuLverRation.—“The Goudola beside the Ter- race pauatng.”* The best ploce ta N rk to buy reliable sterling elven w ate, le BQUIKE'S, 07 Fulton ern for the that can than the publishin, ‘arin. recommended by emi: Neatle’ ‘The Mother's Milk substitu hand, Dr. ugh the | the Book Concern irregularities in the daily | se: isi, coup. "Uay 1s ba tans comp cree Hes | OMA Cale THE GOLDEN LION OF GRANPERE, Hy Axtuoxt urchaues nt | Presa. Show, reg, MANUSS 10 0.8350, 8, fertigy 1S | Ay, 1 ont +o ales Baw Trouworn. ms d > » 53m, 862 coup. -1s'g 113% U8. 58,81, couplia't 1 ren Dream: ove, in Perfor ee, ‘ © ‘ Beh carer Cute dos teubrrice onl that orcas ae ee Tay cate rem ettoM J10K; | after taking a dose Willlame’s Jamaica Ginger. ILLUSTRATIONS.—Head-Picce.—“Oh, George, If ——— tay Exterminators and Insect Pow Teal ba otha, &e, Costar Co, 27 you could know all!" Th yor DORN Ri; THE MYTH. Dy Rose Taney. A GOOD INVESTMENT, peTmaTions.—“ What Tine can he make?"— was seated on a low Stool.” LEY AND HIS TIME! Iw ll protect her from 52s, 1865, coup TSN 14 1Ws, comp. 2 1n any BAe, Ciera GILT 15 Cent. Pac. g. biel 1065 Gold has presented no special featu: yanee of Whit-Monday asa holiday tn Le fug the market of foreign intuen Dr. Lanaban simply made & proposal. and Jurry) endeavored to dissuade him from carry- tout, ‘THE PENITENTIARY CONVICT. Ibert Havens, of New England, sald, “1 4 pach t sayiansthing’on thle question Wwuatever, butt feel called upon to take an explanation concerning one ‘nan referred to. in the remarks of Brother tan kfil, rat the obser on depriv: The openin to 11%, a0 DIVORCED. BUTLER. to this ety, by the Court of Common Celis Butler from William H, Butler, HESNIGAK<In t N tion for tte : A a by umay which should have becn made by another. brothe Char TL Van’ brunt, dudue' of the Court ot C shea {haa mpeelf, but he im hor aTmernber ot this delegati nga 3 Piess, Wm. 1. Heanigar from Clara A. Tennlgar Dy Mise Tasckusay, It te that one gentleman referred to.had the misfortuue | th 1S%; $8.64 1.624 iu 1800: $8 Teta Ammerst, NH. by dudge Sargent, Wal Down Stairs in the Dark. arte is for 1807, The rates to be a pen! convict, bul was more Lec fl for carryti tant Treasurer reece Total of 890,115,080, Th of coin interest were an, Sub Treneary were: m8; bi lace Seat from Abbie A. Scott, of Peterborough, TRAVIS.—In Amherst. N. H., by Judge Sargent, Vi Holton Travis, of Deering. Francisco, May &, bj ‘Trump froiw Cloud-capped Towers kam @ & tary convict. Idon'tdeny that he wi y In'pallintion that his off al than otherwise, and that the Jui uring attorney wire so convinced petitioned the authorities for his linmedt- ate release, andl hy wae release: Dr. Reed of Chicago, the ofictal editor alluded to by Dr, Lanahan as having been overawed by Dr, Hitchcock, arose to make a statement, as he r what transpired between him and ed disbursements The transactions at the Lnmortell TWO OF MY LADY-LOVES. WHILE SHE SLEEPS, EDITOR'S EASY CHAI I'S LITERARY RECORD. RS SCIENTIFIC RECORD. , ation pele used eine, T mente, #824, ge'pts, WiBi.. Coid Exchange Rank were $64,227 10 $2,407,495; and currency balances, $2,531, Ing were the quotatious 10. A. Ma. AIBA UDP. Moo... 1188 [$09 PM. 18, 1018 ALM... 11836 | 9 P.M} 18 PM 184 Foreign exehange ia dull and unchanged, rates statt- ing unaltered at 109% for prime @ days bills, and 104 ld balances, |. The follow: ATKINSON.—On Mon daughter of Asher D. and Atktts The funeral will take pia Wednesday morning, at i0'y o'clock, from the residence of her patents, Liv: ingeton ay, New Hrunawick, S KOWNING.—In Steubenville, O.. May 14, Mrs. Sarah ©, widow of Nesheck Browning, of Montgomery coun- 2, Raith, youngest EDITC EDITOR'S HISTORICAL RECORD. hoes Brother Reed say that he care if Thave been, or if Thave not the statements was exactly correct. EDITOR'S DRAWER, TERMS FOR HARPER'S MA’ AZINE, WEEKLY, AMD 10 for slant. {yi Na. care, BAZAR. to pre ba n 7, Ma. wai a AZAR. oping 8 sponds, Tenncenoce cente gerapied the f Row 'n Hrattieboro, Vt., May 11, the Re Magazine, One Copy for One Year,,,,.,0608 Bout € on ton, rows, aged 727 Linas’ rose Ly ¥ cent. to %, paper, but not incendiary, RARNARD.—-In Camden, N. J. May 17, Mary Werkiy, One Copy for One maa ugnter.) sonsoln 5 Be R ps 4 AT ind toa question of privilege. 1 aid | fant ot Commerce stock’ sold reliet oft Fa. ot Bazan, One Copy for One Year....., 400 113, were firm on sales of Michigan Southern Ice st % dividend bonds, 96; Union Pacific txts, vey ; and grants.*1; Incomes, %6; Ceutrala,l084; Toledo and 1 not wish to take up the time of the Conference at pres ent. "Tnever saw the paper of Goodenough tll it) was in print, and a copy was handed to fue a short Ume ay. Tnever knew It was tn existence, I did the beat Leould Hanren's Magazine, Hanren's Weekty, and HARPRES Basan, for one year, $10 00; oF any two for #700, ‘are. In Portland, Greg: y 9, Ephraim Day, well known in Oregon. ‘one of the nd Rawex ists, 8: do, Jste (St. Louis division), 9; Morrie, VI8.—In Rhinebeck, May 18, killed by the K HARPER & BROTHERS, New Yor committee | tavorevent the civil sult, and d will only add that his | 21s, 87; Milwaukee end St. Punt DAVI8—10 . May 18, killed by BS. He chabera today are characterisute Uf wiuunveriewe aaace: | 3% 5 Bicdo." Bear a, Naeene fg Davis. Genductor of «gravel train on the Hudson | EBLE AND HIN FAIM oak be bas tipde is reference to me sich), ig Island. Ratlr cid baton uuatod ov rhs Wabouaes = ne Ws Aber can igmretenesh, |. Eke {NS. Oe Monday, May %, Mrs. Carotine Bikins, fully MMustrated in thin week's No, (0) of betore the Con ; Co. 7, par ; hoston, Hartford aiid Erie THe, #7; Wis Maa fF Ruleral services wilt De eld th the: tig ter Bapttre PRS TATE. Hees | | A memorial from Jon Smith, and others, for nia gt Joveph convertibles aF M1 vices of | Shurch, West Supt, on Weaneaday. at 8 Meluck A.M. ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAT’ prev 0 suppression of Free Slasonry, was referre ¥ Mo of | Theretiaine will be'taken to White Plains for inter: bist dd Tih) at, br. Du. | eine Committee onthe state of the Church stocks were as'follo © Blowing= | anere CONTENTS. Bui. AWS. | GRADY.—Sunday, ‘A memorial for the discharge of one archangel ay May 19, 1872, Mary Grady, the be. | Entrance to Greeley Farm from Chappaqua. va church sorv’ fe ry loved wife of Dantel Grady, @ native of the pariah of from the church sorvi @ was referred to the 98 | Ttaheen, Queen's County, Ireland, in the 41st year of her Tie Fatiroaa gee me happaqua; arrival of f phition for the creation by the Confer- \. i rs ee friends and reletives of her famit; aot, Linn Beaters) 2 es, ence of a court to decide all questions of law | Erie preferred. RY retin frienay natiend thetaneral, trum’ her: tate rest: ‘The Motel at Chappaqua ; Mr. Greeley meeting arising within the Church jurisdiction, was re- Jake gore, €¢ ®4 | deace, 11 Hoboken st., on Tues 12 o'clock his farmer friend ferred to the Committee on Revisals, F Bere, sorry: 2s | HAMILION.—AC Peekskill, May 20, Caroline Delia, ‘The Old Homestead at Chappaqua, to A lively discussion aroae as to whether the Tn- 1” | tbewite oF Genegs tht which Mr. Greeley resides etry sonup in | dian Territory should be attached to the Kansas ro Bie | poe enegal ceraices, the residence of ; : had wished nference. Northwesters’ preferred iif | her uncle, Edward A. Kvans, 29 Division av., Brooklyn, ‘The Post Office at Chappaqua; Mr. Greevey ure tsvention ot sald there were three rail- | Kock Island i im” | getting out his letters. > ‘oulce of the funeral hereafte LLY. into the an | Bore W 4 f ish odenough arnt Foads running fron ae » ute the Indian | ify atee e ai: Paul sabi ten On Sunday, May 18, Mary Kelty, inthe 0nd atthe plough, in fromt of be abtached to Kansas. nkee & St The relat nd friends of the fainlly are respect we bars ed hit y at the Walled Spring, eley tn Is Conservatory, Southeast eutrance to the Greeley Farm, ‘Old barn aud ice house, ‘An Arkansas delegate said that the one railroad from Kansas into the ‘Two others were going there, but were there. Arkansas won. ‘as only ritory, t yet fully tnyited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- 125 Weat 19th at, on W day, May 22. where from thence to St, 1m high mage w ill Her remalus wiil be lu Francis Xavier's Chur Ck. Michigan ¢ be celebrated New Jerse} Cemetery. delpiis, May 16, of disease of the heart, Union Pacite Pn has been, plug. THE BINLE IN THE PUBLIC scHoors. C20 @ Ind, Central ‘ by Seger CH Old Homestead, the Church bythe | ‘The Committee on Education reported resolu- | [Jantipal & BL Joseph pret ELLL—At" Rocky fle Centre, May 20, James Hemlock Grov profigacy of the District ge ‘orks in regard to this charge Is Ue Wane dee ann cack “tions Tatall make Concerning the met His entire estate Is said to be valued half a mill widow Is by law entit ——— and Troman S if tn the be st and intelligent pubite t'that before these w # revolution will be started at In the Church. Ok COnCEM Are Hot ordinary id the criminals to destroy me. ale ek w itech en Hat your Mine by ay pealing to an’ hth complaint Works hus create sly increasing the nutnber of ufflvers a ‘Lhe evidence estab! bhie Works claiins right to creat t the Board of d to the use of one-third. od by Che Chure Daniel Webst Biitor of The Sun. sins L am glad to see that the int enervble friend, Truman Smith, has ng taken in party management and polltical affairs generally continues unabated in his de ent election of Senator Perry oy tie Coereotiout Logioataredoos not t his approbation, and he ts specially dis- gusted at the means by which it was accom- thinks unhesitating obedience to is indispensable to party efficiency, and he evidently apprehends dissstrous consequences to the Grant Adm!nis- peration of the De the Liberal Republicans shall be made a prece- dent for future action Phroughout his long public career Mr, Smith J for his disposition to direct the course of his party associates, and for querulous » his advice ts disregar 1 a hard-working partisan, and his efforts always been zealous, rate of thetr si ‘An attempt to © is made by att law of necessity «of salaries, and ap vay Chem without apply lng t Legislature be number of salaried off the charger a reeont chyrgts here denigd access fo the books of that sovt THE ner He: Brother Brian of Newark called Dr, Lanahan and it is proven that ors cremtod aud ap ¢ Board, without other authority own Aleve, be ie. od by the buard « These, with the Tam always ont of order, ‘and of] apeculator ts not he comes here and Body isnalle tn Dr. Lanahan (earnestly) k-Joh Uriel government, whose agure id by the United state Huinbia, amou plished, He the mandat Another charge is that nugineer should be at the rate of ®)a00 peru Howid of Public Works imported froin Sow’ York, and employed without authority ot or at a sabary is, In the main, sustained by t Gen, Greene by the organi ptto me oul, Abd that Fesulution was passe: ‘olleague, the friend of this st jobver and oll speculator, A BROTHEK CALLED A TH ration if the nm having been [Cries of * Order,” and tary convict, James F, Perter, Of 8.000. by the same time its ¢ and it is a pe salary Axed by Las fact that it ts his Heentiousn ‘againat me bw 5 May It please your Majesty, you bul you cannot « Conference rt presented here this in the political heerfully rend Hut when not allows was always in despair, scolded and fume lined to allow him t n proven on the emy to have bi had themmelves selected shorty conclude Uh 1 exercived by the Bo to the best in Kless extrava own way be 1 remember how be when President Taylor de. » control of his adminis~ “that this Whig is cursed with a superfuity of men THE BOLDEST CHARGES OF ALL, A report is to be pre nyt by om file company, overnuiet, Wou and while they reconmmend rothered with too i yare, but not worth & straw f ‘There's orator Clay, orator and orator Clayton; but what do they ton, or the dé- periment only ax yet, they Itshows the »} Satem of management which Nas carried ob iB Ui mung houwe of the Churel for the manipulation of Books, fale entries, Aner that can be CoM yunlzation or work recomniend rauid i every shape utearrying at managers than the whole ca of Cincinnati, rose to a point of voodle of them,” snot on trial ulted In Tayle clated his labors highly, to other advisers ver, We Tilighit ae Well Fhe can't say worse than he has, Bishop Ames said the Chair had ruled that than had aright to reply to anything in I which conce NG AN APPEAL, If any one wished to take a would be very happy lo entertain it I will be glad If some one will call for a SUH he Histened occasionally wid Sinith madg sure that the rolng tothe dogs, His extreme solicitude the paper re ‘one day on th whether Lh dthat J had just parted with Now, as usual, responsible for all man he seems to hold bin’ ws well as com Weakley sald Dr marks to the specife charges made 1 the ult conti Pthe Administration the weight of | ison the spect some words were passed betw han and Weakley, which were not audible inthe ned to Death, ur children, atages vary Mr. Chalrman, that itis a Astical history. tn this that he did a gre aud the fourth died ¢ known to liu to be freeh frou the Mackrell, 1b the 70th year of his age. ‘The relatives and fri Diaioud Lodge, No. 140, LQ. of 0. F, also the Veterans of the War of 1812, are Invited to attend funcral, on Wednesday aftern 8 o'clock, at in Jamaica, where the funeral services’ will be MANNERRIN! rd Mannering, @ native of Fixe | Baluinglass, coun Treland, was drowned on April fs, who have no de wi tions condemning the distribution of school funds among religious denominations, and pledging the Church to resist every attempt to exclude the Bible from the common schools, (Applause,) Dr. Hibbard of East Genesee declared himself strongly In favor of singing and prayer, as well ts the fible, in the comin shooks. Wentern tai eatern Union The Mall Conservatory. Walled Spring. New Barn, Orchard, ett Greeley on his way to work surrounded by hie For wale by ail newadeaters—price 10 oen io of the Taimity, aleo the men Wells, arg Amerlean M ‘That attempt dk a . aa nd was Cound on May 15, aged §7 year we —~- Dr: alicer Of Baltimore sald no one tn the land } United state tis | ARTS tapers will take place on Taesday, TUNE BATS EVENING WISCONSIN, of Psa: | would go further that bimself in wantainituy | exiox raciyie maitxoa0 oo—LaxD oxpaxricenr, | ¢herenliaicn of hi futer Atty of MCA MIE WRARUD utile icuting Newapaper ot tie ete Thave bean W's law, as laid down in ‘Bales, Harlem, de are requested | ANd State, It has’ becn under the prescut success is Seriptures as the mc * 2,466 we This funeral, without further notice, at bot ik | Meuagement for twenty fve year it is the most de- Mies hut He theught they would | AML 12466 97100 scree, for... ceseee 91000 0 | On Tuemluy, thence Co Calvary Ceiioctery for Interment, | sable, advertising medium a Wisconsin or Minne. Be COACHING | Hue he ShOMeDe Chey ous Average per a : 40 | OMAGH On Monday moruing, May a} Anne | sts ‘Only evening peper ins c ie iu propriety if they Tand grant bonds canceled 10,000 © ] Magher, daughter of Bartholomew and Mary Magher, sted to turn the public schools into prayer Total salem to April a, Isid aged 2 years and § month J meetings, He on the reading of the i five Fotatives Js and those of his brothers-tu 2,194,008 87 4 Fonu ( Hille In the pre actoots, ard wort alway + roll, and Fzzie How insist on that, but if accompanied by singin he Taner “the tanern prayer that would make them places of religious f his paredte, 45 Pes aching mstead of kchools for literary educa- Land Grant Buns, ‘eto Calvary Ceuletery for liter Pit The resolutions were laid on the table and Lota" onas eancetiod by Lani Depart seni Hass ote, Morsle, Olseee sognty, Mar 3: rence $m 23.00) 8 order be printed. ment 89776,00) Fraudis Upton, of the Mritish nay aa years, tle wo a0 nlet was distributed among the dele- Bought by Trus ors B10) Ausband wae the grande on of Lewts Moria, one Of the 2s 00) 64 O10 400 1) wing that the Roman Catholics re- —— 1400 0 | Glnera of ihe Hieclaration ot tiduendenet °°" | Oue year. SSISASELESE) 40 00 208,00 16800 818 0 the ‘Treasury in 160, Ini, and 1871, | Leaving bonds outstan: $9,188,000 00 AN Gn Wednceday, May Jam Albert mn ‘ a srom the Dre A me B10, and 187; r t arr * Newtnan, aged ey kotha Ma AMEE | Advertisements in the Weekly Wisconsin ® 1,MW,058.51, and the Methodist Episcopal Church Peat toe 6a he wanan, seed Se nea y shit, | Ute, “Advertisements in sexi Weekly. W nthe same period, $7,210.05. ye two ae cenis @ Hue, Every, other day Advertise ‘Adjourned until this morning. April 9, 1872, Principal (interest not tne 4 | tilts Fatt prices. "ey ‘ Ags e vt a {y Matters, 29 conte per line for ry : $ cluded) ce $100,827 21 yas gtlay nit, Mion Laura 4 Aint Mhaertth eeute pertine Yor each aubatquent In An Administration that Submits to Spanish : a ce, fay 18, Mary H,, wite ofex: | HERON Jena seen fast Recent al nor eect eee ee ap, ear naults Receiving a Lesson from Hayth BANKING 422 FINANOEAE, oY May id, Emine F dangh CHAMPS AIRES @ CRAUER, Milwaukee, bead up 1 Cape Hayrten, April 25.—Great excitement REMOVAL, ter athe Ie Life, foruictly Of CastleOk, VG, | it was created here on the 19th by the landing from t Sane ain POULUCR:. Monday, May 20, the youngest son of Elotinna, oe 70 Me ae eee tumat cee toate nea RT BAILE, Henry an'l the late Aurie Pollock, aged'| year, 3 months, wn oe trot any ight | and ahowitver ata place called Carreuage, 1 appears BULLION AND SPECIE BROKER AND DEALER IN Nea and friends of the family are respectful A Bid tatey Gamlelteee Meer relents iste and friends of the fami] ef able tuhcy Caseiniores, Just teceived. Outro wy Might to | that the object was simply to exercise the men, Nut FOREIGN EXCHANGE, jie funeral i hie lato seadones, | BENLEY, merchant tailor, 886 ruadway, cor Printe e parture Nord x n Tuesday ny Z, at Wo'eloe at of troope t why thie 2 WALL STREET, isioner of Ta Sewing Machines. Pariton's that If in the t under the Bauk of the Republic, corner of Mroadway srnient, would | and men and proceeded to Port where itis BN UET To Rt Thos Menitenthiry. or | Ania the Koreisn Secretary haa ciated front the United > the oldest unerehant an hat tater Lo instant reparation for the Insult New York Market taal He haat eultection af whe tis in ——— Wesvay, May 2—-FLOUR AND Meare—The | atayor uf Brooklyaeand Chelan of the pod About Three Yours Ago wccot aiid, “Al’grades were Arwly helt, bul bieinoen [peed mors, He bigeti Life ae a nilginan wen Etook ry ditesd ose Ine Per ne yk the Bruel fee: Twas attacked with eatarrh, The bones of my wna ohetieod, Phot wan nore dune an 'cxtra Blake, | wae. village, and died mith over 8 nlllon of dollars. | ihe lowent prices r Hing) pall articles hose came out In ple Have BO Y togay wpe rite bk Dentin rm ir. Charles b. Tar specuinens fromthe upper 4 B; anvinchteng | fine iaiten Kinet gh son Suny, Say: 19,, Eltea Th H BAY ty | Fete Bate Hale ae wide, Lain a physielan of the Allopat| i Kee 5 ny, dey I za Thome aged 6 aa ipod by PARE & TY LEK, drug duport poe With twenty years practice, For over a year Oy ’ relatives and frionde of the are PE POL A the saoote | avatied mynelt of the tert mdical skill is Chicas, tl reli: lntives and friends of the farnlly aro regpoct: | aay aon fiatont Chomilcal Medalile Palnte Jearned (hat one profession dh not understand ite and | winter w #1 on Pivelay. M wehbe MY] nothixing. Pabup | ud dygatlow pack that (his comparatively new discate was carry in pity anit 1 ly ta Detroit, May 1%, dude Kosa Wilkine, es. Price from tito $e her ga # Fuvageruilover tie fad. With scarcely a grin nite, gh ih Prestient digekeotir i Anat, ages 74 Yeats TR f Re ateb aly I wanit totry Woleota Aumilat Hye fou On hunduy, May 18, Janes Wootssa uative | like a piiutes tales agautton, eet Det weil, secret Ons. DOF ealth every day. Ldo not Brandy wine iele, Me, a gat sbULT want nore of It family, and mer i al Vari, #ha galiane peelilist ty start out in the thy apo ane that and Je fF alhur YACITY OL CO, Bole Agente, 1 the Chair rf Annthilator, | How m and middling do, 2 } Pi eT 16 Maldon tan ft ae Heap ch ty ran tu Dae Ca TOaTE: Was TAR done PEEVE HOS DED THOUS AND ROLLS from the appearance of Che wrapper Thave niy gout soady ut about Suttieday's closing quotauns; | ee | ehite Blanks, 100 rolls and ove Virginia avenue, Lidianapoltg, a TS De Rds | May, 23 15160. for June, 3160, for duly, Pies for * Id and Velvet Borders yagne hie re- | Wolcon, 181 Chsinain aquary, New Yorke, Aukust te, for keptenber, Mie, for Oetuber, We OF | HOLLOWAY i Ling t unl Pechatenien, — Noveibsr, se. for e tlt Ait tit blood, thege gies seart here abt wut * '] Franklin Savings Bank. Of Fortyesges | a timoonntie Coffe woth e 4 Teo, 18), aciinrge from every organ. the peikon Of diac ts ; it Tia: Tene ond street ed in is. AR 4 os in be aale fact Ay § Bw ulen shey cur " epee rere to mated r cine Keane on Drs. Lannie | gets, May Increase past month’ over | 100 ba ly Wonder dat’) Maiden lane ON, Agent, Heine hatix’opeu dany.—aue aiid iolanaia "3 cunts por Dox,” Ask for new aly eal, Sow ak Masa and protiy Arn wverteited, Pei race niet ivf kwo rooms abe great Furniture, carpet: edding, Animmense | Se. for Barto Ti (GENTS sliver pearl eassiiiore hat only 88; not w me ‘ In stock and low prices Ww hwalt's, 15 Chat FRAT N neat wins y Combon article, ae the bat » to te, but @ AR ie mm ve he for quire Ir whio, fam ef Weekly aud © payments taken.—lde, gate om tut, Nout SMilwan Hiatt cut hats WARNOCK & CO, 519 Broadway, | JAA eNtC Ld \ gale, Inquire até nts to vidleate: Nie 2 Mitwaukee epring al SLT afloat ¢ GL aeebe far red wrong io handing Winter In siiall parcels, and $2.2) for cholee white Mi MOVAL HAVANA LO BIC Y. PAPER HANGINGS, Changs tn frm, selling of worn fo dames F Purenological examinations datly at 889 Broad. gan, Corn easter; sales (3,000 bi at idke. for ye Price reaveed to # J.D. MABLINEZ & CO, Bank large ie Whvlee rolull, at maudlac Way, suoWlbg talcule, Uerects, aud Leet Dusinees,—.lue, J low, adowt, die, for white Weatern atiuat, aud tows! D erw, 10 Wa let, bua hom New York Post Ottice fory, Stu st, wear 2d wy ‘