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, 1870-12-27
Chancellor Lansing.

To the Editor o. The NtK lprk HoFlds
S1R; In your issue Of December II appeared
a Communication from Schenectady. pretend.
in, to account tor the death OF Chancellor
I4ansing by inserting with considerable par.
ti.u1arity that be committed suicide. Othel
allegations have been made It di0srent times
since Mr.. Weed revived this subject in the
Summon Of 1863, Aocounti1 8 for hts disap-
psa1ance in other ways. send you Al Arti.
e1e from the Schenectady Star Of December
y, admitting that its tsst article ~1s bzsed
On nothing more reliable than what WAS cou.
stdersd i reasonable probability; it hid. il
seeus, no proof, nor even information,
which, on investigation, vaa found II
al reliable. That Chancellor Lanstng'e
stsappea12nee IL not to be explained
Il, this ~ay is entirely certain bis de1.h VAS
from accident. As it has always been believed
by those beat informed on the subject, until
doubt wa cast upon this theory By Mr..
Weeds declaration that he holds proof satis.
factory to his own mind that be Wa mar.
de1ed- Mr.. Weed does not recognize this
claims Of the descendants Of tbs ChAncel}o.
to be put IN possession Of what evidence he
slaizns to have though uaoet earnestly re.
queated to reliore their minds on the subject.
This matter has ceased to be one Of public
importance, and there is. submit. no pro-
pEiety il further public discussion OF it.
fttouble you With this nots ouly trosn de-
sire to disabuse the pubGc mind OF false in
pres4iou1 derived from your 6rse reference to
the subject. which, unintent:ons1ly no doubt,
did great injustice to my gIAudfAths sr 1
memory. JoHS y. SUTHERLAND
, 1870-12-27
OUR UHRl8TMAsES,


"aA once remarked BY orc Of the venerable
ssoe1s ol me cau1ch-!t Lay have been chr,sos.
wv. .. II may navc been Athanaslas. or orlfeu,
s.,' s.aeho' or 1otoaster, we forget wh,ea-.har
SaI1stmas comes but orce year." 1t Il ono OF
.eoss nomesy truths whicn inprcsses.the mind ~
t.t fn1; oh oIcs mathemArcally corect, and other
It hss Been lepese 9qn, to tent .9a 70
century % cen'urr. until It naa become 1, It vete,
acpa,t,,o Ratt o. our everyday life and thought.
VIC nas net enfs asard sa' ,ns snfs i.,, }:ds9s
repeated under ali conceivable tinfs nj csrs
enm1Hancea, bI all kinds Of men, stum Its DAYS OF
shem :, '9 q ne y asys o. wiidhood: and beyoad
Aid m4y be made 70 convey many different mean.
ines. II u the ready excuse for excessive i7llIty.
%asa aI4ssa, 70. 1g2 m1s1 xas
ns numerous EeA'lses {e1ery one OF whom Mfa
atii asmsaas cordially dttssts,. aod 5nen tbeJ III
house and bring sao cndssn III sney eay q hsre n!s
Two heads Of ne hoassaoll, % m.aiiested led
atar VIII wiii you nsis. On e1nflua ineee nv.
~! Reop1e @ hssr, md thee nEass: Io1tound tnen
John puta on smiling face. and responds. IL 81
st osss Aaa Aead ;'@ts hspssa snss Ss@ss e.
atsata1ce, after Jolly interval passe,i T smong
eoeom croutes. and Eei a rovninx fsce At the
door, be you'd bill be able to a1ucu!a;c tie old
i is susceptible OF various intefpIetasions.
@ss vii so!n Of sss and iose@ ,s9'saas sisa
~ ne happy recipient OF ca1es. Watches.
snilt s!ads, and cigar staEda. whu has1i,T re-.
pea eponas - :. ~ @ ~ a.nal happy manner" aud ,nsn
;se morning psoe; Gbr'saa Msen snp paragraph to
once year To hin Who Is loote,i ono s,s as ons
na.n1a1 sGSIee from which variety Of s1ch
comes but once year.
Bu: leaving mankind to molallze at leisure
oSef tass eoDpsehenslre theme, and to folio out
70 semnE, what indeed We intended Il i'm lrE
tn the very second sentence, that The pTe,ens
Cnfhtmts ts distinguished from other ChrIst-
thts year: IT wss divided into TWO celebratjons.
TIE religions md the secular. Tue 1esul;, ss far
o. = eompatlson 9, various experiences ana OBJ
tne ns, ns9ai mitih ard gladnesa attending the an
ssS ,sSaca.s,s ss,, I I.,o not onI !o,i5 ~ssa
be 70 the advantage Of the seller of pnoes
and tntseJ. but 70 The household It Is source Of
that unity aud harmony which Should aiWays
chsf1ctertze the ce1ebrat,on. The seen ar Cntist-
asl mas I'D the advantaKe OF coming in afier the
han passed away. It was too much IKE asefe
hha1oE Of the really, while the reality itself nati
to be observed IN too solemn aud c.1cumspect q
indge from the somewhat dlsconsolatn aspect Of
the city and ita Inhabitants yesteriay, it not to
be hoped that Christmas will often occur in rnia
haauer y iaIaie. Let IL come, as Of Old, once
On Sunday, the city wore an aspect OF quset
which Il exceedingly uuusual on the 18th Of De.
ctnbef, partly due to the fact that 1t Was SundAy
snd par1ly On account OF the sno~-stoSm which
churches were veil 1lled but the street cass werl
comparatively idle, acd the city WAS asleep long
be fore the usual hcpr.
, 1870-12-27
TIE ALLEN BOYS,
''ov Charley did The Rn.tne.. for r rh,c.1o
Friend.

soang mar, native OF Chicago whose nam,
h6d -, returned to spend his cnrtstnas Al
| no"e, Ses'efoas, aftes . DISASTROUS iournnf IN
| nAaa1s Cty. Ihc occasion OF this iournrv. ,nd
now kd fa1ed ID Kansas City, and how thcy m,n.
tsl nSs atses 'r sfas rising metropolis, win now be
There lived IN Chicago, no. MANY ,non,,. ,no
member OF the notorious Allen family. naned
Sn*ee. nc IS younger brother OF the wcll,
kno"n Iohn Allen, whose exploits have frrourn,-
y oeen fectrued IN these co!umns tIohn r.,
vac way, 10 now IN Peo,is, spending his Chr.st.
N a. Lolida.c) LIE John, Charles has snr ~.
suneu Of loafer. without the asplrs tions at
senuemsn- Ills life for soma time past has heen
.., 1N A.oa o1 experiences In the BtdeweN the
noerte nan IN good standing. and. Ike not .
lev OF hts class, he has found frends IN
me course OF ois crooked uay Through ths vnr,d.
nne OF the best friends he ever 1ad, pernap,. ~
- r, ~ Sos long ago. Charles Alien vas arrest.
vas con1ned in the County JsiL In III eIt1sme 1ne
is nsto frs es appsslea pa 70 e. ana re Latter came to
nad not enjoyed his liberty many days. wncn he
sEsht ,oE1t ~ ae'iseres and With blacE ingrautude
c,nsb,e of s soSa himself a would have bcca In
A. nsua1 In sucn cases, ii VIA not .Don.v nm.
te,ct5 "a ca5e1 foi; ~as The ldc. Of having been
hutnan being IN rh1a world. and ii tSe sarne tt1s
hs vowed to b reveueed upon Charles. % 1estjpv e
Esss.. NJ 7me Mat he fag't'se hsd turned up Il
Governor TOT hG arrest, and putting nat III "
nnndcuas "a his pcekst. be started for he West.
Gpon @ @as1:ting r. kansss cry. one Of tne 1itst
vetJ sssdy condition. They met, and the follow
ing dialogue ensued:
Gsaslst g { T.. I'm mighty el4d to zee Jou. Edr
"a. I'm pretty Etaa to sec you, and I've
CaAl1eA well. Is regards thar, Ed. i feel that
treAscd you mean, THAT'S q fsct feif oIuc
ebon1 i eyer since I wish ypu rpuid take me
haven't had square meal for a Wccs.~ '''
e. partially relenied ~ he viewed the forloru
and famtshet frame Of hss v1ctim; and, after
eone @ hesitation, he proposed to tate 6im to q
TOOK ous the nandcuaa and rstled hem ue risTs us
fulZ In bis old friends face.
Iness ase ior you. Charlie. " katd he, d.
q, az ao1 don't ny sos" said chalie; let me loox
They entered tavontc sslocn, and the CONVEX
ess1op Ghs9,Ip psosSsd. .sSI 9 9 3aI Is follows: M
me WITH them things :"
Ed. Ynu BET, / do~
Inst tn second Fou eee, my Vi.sta a1a 20 s1asa %
that can slip th~ru right On. Why, big as your
is1ds aie, you could slip them on.
They Wcst on eating AND drinking, Charley oc-
ntt him thst he could alip them CT, and nnaIly.
Eds after snne pc1snssfont was induced to put On
one Of .es .'oone alonss." and then Cn.rieJ sud
'he otcet, and then Ali.n. the wicked, aided By a
select corns o. ioatels, Immediately hauled him
away 10 me nearest Justice, and gave him IN
Ing - psss himself OF ~ IN orncct. Tbs next
night "a pared In prison, while Charles ayalled
himself OF the opportunity 10 slide away.
Iast - Nhy Te remark that Ed setamed 70 CHI
cling expenses.
, 1870-12-27

"A letter from Saratoga, December %. to the
Albany Ara1s. says: John Aorrssey Ii aiding
70 by .Ci1b House, and II Was said, when he
donr last SUMMED, that he Naa TO build ! note1
upon Them II once. but there arc no signs IN that
$50 800 cash for Congress Spring Park, which his
loI adloins, and has . r1an for improving it and
Utilizing portion OF it. IN CONNECTION with his
PROPOSED hotel, IN Eay that Would add much to
lhe attractions OF the village, another rumoT
says ahat elegant cottages for the occupancy OF
himself, A. 7. Stewart, and other personal friends s.
c1!ned TO think johns plans are not fny settled,
aud that the coming summer will show oc1y
vacant lot where he designs to do something by
, 1870-12-27
some Facts About tho Now ldrta Min.
fuw Clnku.

Frou the San Ftaueiseo R,.,,tsin. Dec. Il.
When the Now 1dria Mining Company 10
gated their mining claim in 1854. the exterior
boundary Of the grant known as the panoche
Grande did not reach within II m.tes of the
claim. On the 18th day Of July, 1866. Com
Eress passed an act declaring that the mineral
lands Of the Unitod States. both surveyed and
unsutveyed, we're open tn exploration and oc-
lations "a may be prescribed BY Law, aud to
the local customs and rules OF mines. The
act also provides th1t any person or associa-
'icn might, after expending $1,000 in ]aoor
aEd improvements on the lode, fls diagram
OF the same in the locsl Land Office
The New 1dsi. Mining Company had, wlen
tbis law took effect, already expended
sl50, 900 on their nine. The company then
complied With every provision Of the act of
1866. and actnally paid over to the Recorder Of
the local land office IS per aczs for the amount
81 land included in the diagram, together with
the costs OF survey, and Eecsived the usual
certihcate- The tutver and plata were trans
mitted 10 the General Land Ohice, from which
IN the1r usual order OF business. 3 patent
should have been issred without any pro-
sIsc:es delsy. The company took precisely
tho sAno steps TO obtain their patent - did
the leading companies Of Eevada-such as
the chol!ar, Gould L Curry, Savage, and
other companies had taken without
any hindzance, AID with complete succass. In
the winter Of 1SGs-S, McGarrAhAn and those
.erkins in his interest obtained the iutroduc-
tioa III st . bill giving him the right to purchase
9,,noo Acrea OF land Of the United States, at
Sl.25 IN A,re- This step was not taken until
the Gomez st!e, under which be had claimed.
had 6eeu tsintd with fraud, aud defeated in
.. the Federal Courts. skoGartahan pfoposed to
tpy this land OF the United olatoS, ac1uu~l
etglng that there Was no otller tltle- But ha
did not propose to Lry u1til the right OF tho
>e- Iar1a Mi!.i'.s .:nmpauy hAd bcceme
:: sct: Ccngrese, bs it's owu acf'
had made another disposition Of $50 acres
Of land which contained the New Idria cipne-
b. rode. McGsrrahau's bill WAS defsatedlin
tie Senate after being thoroughly investigated
~ tho Committee on Private Land CLAIMS,
McGarIa1an and his hackers have introduced
this bill agstn in the Lower Honse, and For
neg haa begun to champion the claim lhcte
Will be smother dght ovsr the Claim in Con-
gress, for there ia money in il, IL We t,svs
seen by proposition to give one 1asn go, 900
for bis influence with high uEi.Ial in favor
Ct tho claim az presented BY AcGas1ahAn.
Nodecision has been made adveSHa to the Ne :
1dtia Mining Company, expect 10 s1speud
tn1ther examination Of the case before the
Lard Office, AID to refer the whoie case
again to CouEress.
, 1870-12-27

The lavsuit Of King against RuckmAn, iu-
Io1y1ug over million And : h1lf OF property.
sitter long aad tedious litigation OF two and
half yes1s, has iust been brought to cloee
in the Court Of Errors and Appeals It Tren-
ton, y. J. In NaJ, 1858, Dr.. 3. y. King,
Of this city, purchased ct ElshA Rueknan,
Of clossef,. y. J.. 1000 ACRES Of land op-
posite fonkess. lying on and along tie
Audson R;yar for more than three uilest
and eItending back nearly to the North
ern New Jereey Railroad Ru-kraAn refusing
10 cA1J ont the agreement, = suit Vas Brought
for specific performance Of contract, before
the Chancellor Ct Now Jersey, and il Octo-
bcr, 1859, was decided against King. Tbs
case waa appealed from the Ch1noellor's de-
cislou to the Ccurt OF Errors and Appesla II
Trenton. II Kss argued on behalf Of Dr.
Etng by VIM. l. Dayton and Frederick T.
Frelinehnyaen. ara for Mr. R1cknau b. I.
J. Davidson The Court hi. Just reversed
the decision Of the Chancellor, and decreoI
that hickman must convey the land accord
ing to contract To King, and pay costs
, 1870-12-27

G. r. WIZ, the veil uuok manufacturer.
Erf, Was the HI p5 recipient OF an elegant goId-
headed eanr: psSpesiy inscribed; also, . mIave
gold r!rg. With beau1fa1 dfs'gc, OF moss agate
996 Moth Clark sr-et. Wtsninx him :ranJ : NesTy
Il ssS sae M VI; replied e
deserved '.cAnlr1,- and did no& csre hoW much
tney voa1a . rnK hta nnxers. Of they their ham
n1es1: bat he would saks god caTs thai they
tpwsd 1ios suppse end Eenesai eood time.
, 1870-12-27

N@kEVN~ NSF VI Observation-Disclosures
4 MATCHMAKER IN Town ssa8es that gentleman
esme % hls ttote eveI! morning for week iatsy
regular Appearance created some suspicion, and
the ailvcfsMith and fepairer Of watches could
matn spring every morning. it was none Of his
business, however. he kept putting u maiosor1nss
as long As he WIS ratd for thcnn. Finally
the same witch was brought by = lady who turned
out to be the vile Of the owner OF the watch aud
Inainsprtpgh She stated that her husband was IN
ks wsnt Is os3, ms fae ' nSh1 Seiole % sas 1 ~ss
awase, and at the w1sching honr Of !. 20 htr hue.
"a rang gns nr. toor hls watch, and wound II until
time, and had been Winding up hts watch fcr !
long time in The ,ame way, TO the ruin OF the
mAicspktrg.
, 1870-12-27

The pertls' to which railroad empptex arr ex-
posed, Will never be fully appreciated by those
fortunate pettocs who nave NOT LOST lite or ilmh
duties IN connection WITH railroads, ID sonne ca
pacJ or o,her. II Il of&en Urged that csfcless-
neas o. tgnorarce Of the danzera 70 which they
rank and die Of railroad stasiona eiabfscicr
sKttchnen, btaxemen. snd The hka. But il
70; 70. nn;ass. ssaon h.pps1s thaa owing, d
pelknecd hand u TUE oTer or crushed hefvsen
car, or injured IN sons wSy OF AnoEAos. Udeed
when uen coeehdes shxs he Win a.cQme !
, 1870-12-27

4 baxAaJ md fcattyal IN AID Of St Jar.srh,s
Chutcn. WAS begun lat esenlu8 IN Rice i Jsck.
dolph street, R1d wzk N every respect, ! xr4ud
sncceH -lhants to the 1onng ladies' OF the oitIcI-
ent Determinations OF tae West Side. The fessk
tfou the success Of It's opening. Ee feel 1,su{cd +
Inns MI terminate IL ~ oesomtaps sna ard mos. osleriy
md n.,,,ss p1nr II NJ ne n asssodancs
themselves VITA candles, rs the g1s vii nor be
tnlnt1l oN Until ali leave.
, 1870-12-27

The Common Counct would have held 4 u1ee.
c1trk called the roll, aud the Following names
were responded 10: AID. Kntckerbockcr. Cocy'
NntttafeE, DaF9I, Trsccy. schictx, Scha1aer.
Adjourned until Tnnrsday evening, when spectst
meeting M1lt % held. Just - shey were densf1inr =
he Hon. Alderman Arthur DIXON vas rusainR III,
eanszattcn oi committees. subject upon Wntcn
ne feels tenderly md speats eloapenUr. The
teaa!ng Of The etort had to be posspo1ed iast
, 1870-12-27

NILSSON.
The u{.n concert OF the SiiEson season takes
r,ecc NJ Farxen llall this evening, with the fol-
IowiDs programme:
PART l..
/. C)Sert.ur-' Daufhttt Of tho Regiment" Doaizrtt
L7eAeAsfn.
:. Trto-Mc+re StIe1nre!le.r. Rors1af,
Nj. tLry Stsnoes Brtg~oti H*d Is7yer.
X Sictin Solo Audante Noud .~..... .yscuxsempt.
II; H*sr9 rtt~zteM1s.
Z. utoknE1- MtFnops Thomas.
VIII. t'ArfatiAa Nlitap%.
b Bf0 0dNl-- uAuatt, .7h1MAa
.. =. 30. No, Mo- The lluEuenoss.~ .Meytrbcet
Nt.4 Aaaie Loaise csry.
:. Grand Scrna-- Der FrstAehutx, Wrttr
VILE. CAytsssAa filAsoa.
PAkT q.
= etoitn SOLO il !" Ark Traveller. '.stSu1SanpA
VI. Henry s3exxttAp+.
y Rt1nanEs-" Marie at Euh1n~ .ponixettL
Ssenor Rrt91ot.
KTt. Christian ISils>or.
II. Dntt-" u Trnvatorr,r. Verdi
!AsAs Cary aad Si9~nT HF{g%nL
, 1870-12-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Culon Park.

Oue Of the great centres Of attraction Ia the
West Dtrison yesterday WAS Uuion Park. Not
fer Idle saunterers, not fot lovers who pzt7uul2e
the bencsea, not for small girls with hahies wno
sat on the 1fass, not for the young man who
goes there after dark ard plavs
melancholy airs On the nute. to soo,he The
soul OF the maiden who d'vells On pask avenue,
not ior the folks who stlt Up the wild beasts not
trees, bat for The boys who have skates and dare
TO NEG them. "The Ice Was alive with eka.ers,
ios n ths ~, winds had swcrss the snow" aud tho
ca the sidcralks ol West Lake street. aua mug nuf.
tlEg people in great fear OF broker .m,s cnneen.
,rGted there. Since Thurslb--. thesc bovs have
n is sanE w,3kn9 t.ien. .neir chief object
eau be conc ea.s t1h peopts aH"G. y
III III speed socke- lis head il some ones e stSn 4
rnton Tsit and recay cove s9ysfe r5 ~ ne pond n
Ct other days, when skating .sas sill I,5aniaT
hare no skates, brought ont thcls sis1s toes ~
pessesslon Of the hills Ia :he park, aud SsSE4S
@ aAa Sid down them, until they nere taofHacals
VINO were born In Chicago, tasted fuy tht tts
lime 10 their hscs The delights OF sliding don1
nlli. and grew frantic oscr tue neE SENSATION Il
stopped and looked on. tai In ihclr innermos l
iiar e s1inonRy tempted to renew The pleasures o.
/ .
Obey Orders.
1lere happened recently In the usst Division
une OF tnose touchinG inciuents nnr, III tnels tn-
nn n.s IalA oe. 6nnF At once ths strength " mn-
tnefs love. mud :he Implies, unquestionluS o1eat-
tnse ol Guild. Since nc days OF casa7ianca.
there has been nothoE which viii 80 deeply touch
the heart as the following narrative OF strict
obedience to orders. 1t, toc, will some daT hui
us Oafl, and this unnamed chttd Will 1ive in sou4
IKE him who died at Ab1uEiS.
A rev days 0Eu, mother lay upon her death
bed. bedtde her WAS the new born bape which
her arms were too weak to hold, and her dim
mapg eyes almost too faint TO sec. Feeftn9 that
heT moments were nuEbeTctls that her sands OF
NE were almost gone, an't her feet would 5000
be bAtned by The waters the hlthtf side OF ,r-
!1zu, she turnel to her child, aud sal, IN fsltef-
Ing accents, which thrilled to tho heart tho faith
ful watchers b. her bedside: !" could die happy
II my child could only 80 with nc to the world
otfocd the grnve. Come. my darling, let US 90
together" A few minutes later, sud che was no
longer smorg the living. The baue, obedien1 to
rs dying mothers nras request, and nuable to
teiuse ~ last rr1yeF, ana Fadden It's psss1Qe
70 ths Golden CITY. looked tor a spsse npon the
he11iltol world, ia experience OF which had been
80 or1ef Ard 50 san, and then, uurcluctantly, With
out Sigh. also expired, and the TWO souls, sepa-
rated but lor = mclnen1, winged their night t.
Rttner to The laEd heynnd The grave. TIE weep
ing lathef thus bereIt at one fell stroke Of what
he lnyeu most on earth, womb fAln have re-
tatned hts child, Int he could not counsel it to
tseb<J, aud tnus made no effort to arrest its de-
Fatinre- Still he regrets the cours9 OF the
mother, R1I. while hu lnds It natural, wishes
She bad LETT the child behind, for fe~ years at
least
, 1870-12-27

!nMted 20 attend. The soc!ety IL founded On good
pti19eipKA md should be encouraged and aup-
i,ns ,nste9 y evet1 itiAhroan tn the city. Lately
eolp, but thefo y rom for u1n1 rnnrr
, 1870-12-27
The ptanIxtA e

nc .hs ~ c;e many Jest., make soa,sslon ausua
1ne H7and open "a thiA country, 2s ptesent y
that II Win b. re-ar1 sad one more pnced
,adeF!,.sk .oane fmes<.asso. VIZ stlattssh;
si.sys doing whst ne ss,s ne WIN % Al pres
upon his hands. Asaat tfsy IL q tse one hund1ed
concerto haze now been Gvsa. Tn.5ty:ose more
~ E asssa stsSsSs a,sss.'s asss.Ee s
's'o .91a2t 5e.s1a5e Ha @n = Et,ea md
;hs 1ssSenent coslrs In the laster c Aftei
Sfiseop, be vii manage tho 1ntercsts Of Adaiina
iaiti In this county, tine In tne yeaF 1877.
ard viii then devote bis attention 70 itallan opera,
which he intends 10 produce IN 4 manner hitherto
rast reputation as a manager il q susfau,re Of
aecment. He hss alHays faIntsed his agreements
Ia the past, and he will IN the future.
Ntor ON TltK RAMrAGE-
We ha e Received from Pr0fcssur AcC0r 4 ctr-
cular, printed at Central CITY. COL where be Is
now giving readings. which contatns the prelifo-
in7rJ correspondence hrtwecn himself and tbs
Nmt n and Mechanics Institute OF that city. Va
txt,art n few choice gems from his reply 10 the
seiyes:
csosRr'a oeEnA HORSE,
1s:' ;:a'+1:: e<;;.ai a;;y; sss:'as:: .'A
og s 1:s SHs s.es
.,sPsettd h3ss Is5o ,l.besi9I.iy oseuHis in
ssa ssa as ~ fs'ia s 15s.ssse
n. sRs q IT, ssn: r.. In
Nnrn. upon beng dtseha.fra fron, speaking tabors
II a Il ID sad
ebbs Ct yg5amss 5sg.:ue "a s99,s
S.iaF ,spoa " a,s. I'D aes oaiv he. tlo:sa,
sbe,tci y 80 nsoaantrd sf1ss bot thai .hs.c sith
II ef safs :: ss N
I'd .s sRf s e t. q a,t.s IL
u erder 10 sesaia shem-I immediately. conceived
tss;s ID s :ss
nott dssssht and many Of yb!eh. s.rs ia the ~ay Il
X" e & : G., & .,.eo,
So s ILL., aa &
u e h s T
ts5 e M'9s; I;s'atare: vii aad Wisdom Il she
How much lime labor Of thiA kind consume. you
s5: s5ss s;Sss
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Hi. eseesiea q sSoSt e1traets a. shost I'll T.
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VEN, there Is my eishsnte Of higher order of
We csr,.,n'y need not sign The name Of Meca,
| AxusKNES7s ABROAD.
The German opera troupe noE performing In
Bcsnsro. nimmer, aad Habelmaan as fsnolr,
Metllng snd Forme. as haz'toncs. and Ffanosca
There Is nov talk Of se.son at The French
Theatre, New YoEx, 10 which Nadame Csl&A2 will
be the pttma donne, and st4nos LslEanc the tenor:
Il Srenae
Carrie Moore. lie ssator,al queen Of the Ameri
can ttntt. has d:telIorated into fellowship With
quile number o. R!ecss sy Ghailes 1seads art
roy II Tesue e.: Ss i,st nSladss snouE o.aers
"Gnii,lh Gaun.." "SIasss and Faces Tait
Lstlies' Battle, 's The Courier Of Lycna.' at !,
NereE Too Lnte Il Aend," and "rut Yourself ii
Nj. Augusttn Dslys drama, "A Flash Of Light
ming, has been brought out At the Geec!a Thea
as that of = Joint author With alr. DAILY.
J An EnRttsn Eapcr snnouf;ces toAs Nilsson Is en-
sa n % Fsns sse ssF
seuiin9 ipm nc stsea- Tnis announcement wi
, 1870-12-27

s",enman p, q ~ brakeman. be gener ally has no
lies, 10 Fields himself willing elcrtdce. sud sc
tepts tte situation. fully prepared 10 take q
through ticket for the other world at moment .
Eottce.
, 1870-12-27
f6{FfekffnK 1~fu-

Ine lev. Dr.. Cheney will deliver IN Christ
s.h1Ich, corner Of TweutJ.fou1th atrect and
p'eiocE, 3 lecture entitled, "Wafs,de Glinpses
tsom Lake Aichi99n to the Golden state,n being
en account q his late Western ttp. To those &C
IuAntso wna me taaented gentleman, this nottce
, 1870-12-27

God Liver On.
Hazard Csswelr1 ood ure< Oh Ii ~ aest.
, 1870-12-27

The two men, Whitney and Mckinney, who
rese arrested on snn4lay Ia connection win the
enoonnK ~ William Ae1ERof, were arrai9ped
Nfote !1stce S1mnerdetd, ycsterdsy mofninc.
ana htld for further t1tA. until January 3. 20
prove. @'@
An alarm OF llre from Box ,s5 was sounded
nt e:ls O'clock, caused bI the burning OF smoke
house n the rear OF No. 33a Sedgwtck street.
owned By George Calling. The damacc waS
t1ned. ' N'
"A still LITER a;nrm wa1 given the Ti.swo,th last
evening. caused 6y nrc In the bo1t ani Anoe
store Of A. A. Wiswrll, No. IS Clark street.
caused hy an oreFaeateu 4toye. The ID nacr Xay
aoout flot- covered BY insurance, \, what con.
panlee - not known,