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, 1870-12-27
M1EOELLANEQUl.

COLLECTIONS ENFORCE eDBY SUR on OTHFR.
-. - M1se; y = Pr esntssc No charge wh.tcvr. uo.
Tribune ofee, "
HQ FOR TFXAS! THE TEXAS CENTRAL
;e1 ssn1r I'M So 1xens now heTo 10 IeUsio
larfe eontracts % repopsthfe pers to: E1dlns Their
thsts paln line 4 the fei p.cs .s witt = cents
r. enns ta5d foE kood ssyaner work s,eragiu6 elrc
E: yssa tar cut; ena p e,ns. y.td mixing
tYns thr91sh rolnE !ruprn1 Cd prairie County SIP
!t.s via bt iurnishfd hy the Nalirpsd Company &
"ateFst., Room .. and 1t III Rando1sh-st., nom
pAA1lK3 WISHING TO pIsPOsK OF THEIR
tS1ninre etfpett. o. general household soodst caa
doph%t-
ITO COUNTRY pRUGG1sTs-r HAVE al;aso.
WIN which wish - bny out, or tnte1s.t. ia q
drug store IN the couxtfy. State LEGATION. rxfee
91ncuot o. daily saIea. and stoek -Addresa OMkCA-
, 1870-12-27
&nuurAt,

coroner stephens Yesterday helu IN Inquest on
the remains Of m unknown man IN the COantv
AEent's once, on WaahinEt7n etrect. Fun, the
evidence, 1t appeared that the mau, until within
few DAYS. had been an lnm1te OF the Poor
Honse: bat had left tn 1t Institution day or two
aro. lie was brought to the County Agents Of
nee % saturday 10 dying condition, aatl died on
SuuaaE nlfn N. The 1ur! Rave verdict Of death
iIom consumption. TIE man WIS . ScaauIna-
vlan. RHtd about 10 years, Nothing tu.,ac. could
be learned about him
, 1870-12-27
PERSONAL.

PERsoEAIz7THR GENTLEMAN. WHOSE An
Z swE 70 1hIt Week " rae cIu4rd In 4 JctiuH en-
yeope pate cali fos letter lett today on notcd place
pEREoEAL-WILL THE GEsTLEMAN THAJ'
tonk the tELx trom the # - State-st, NeAs4.
pKRsOHlTRRRY LEARY, Wa0 LEFT
1 G0nee. Psstsh OF Huttevant, County Cork liz
lad hen l2st heard from he WIS Ia HepfSoton,
Nina, about seven and he In noy "a r3otd
2 ee Il Chieas9 Any Lafe:ms.iua concerning tis
ELLEN LEAHf, Orange. n. j. -
pERSoSAL-W1L. J. R. MAXCEY, RHO REP
r.en,s hn,eit q Be eierk In ne Port Utirr. n
turn thr keys which be took away tfon - 4ubaasJ.
T 70 ownrr q akrn.. and Eaye fIlrtaer trArhle.
, 1870-12-27

tfatcfdnysA Fires.
An lnciptent Ore occurred on SUNDAY evening at
No. IA Indiana arenue, owned ny Catasr,nc Moo.
aeau, who occupied the rear po.tlon OF the upner
aoos. Her loss On building aud furniture Ia cs1i-
mated It f400: unlnkured. The nsst rnr was &C.
cnptu u " Lewis Oerfon. " hose lo4sis S1D; uutn-
suFe!i: Tne cause OF the afe Ia unknowu
ABOUT oc'ock on Sunday evening Gre &C.
eenth Street. Gati>.d by the explosl7n OF ktfo-
Mhe lamp The aro WAS eIrtrgulshe.l ly the oc-
cupante. damage to tie extent Of $50 only hayirr
resulted. Insured Tor $500 IN the Reru3ic
Mite.
Henry p. King, EAq. Preside'.t Chieue'o Relief and
Aid Sor1tiF:
DkAK SiR: herewith tuclose 70 ynu k1dS, hoplug
through -Four agency this mite Will speedily reach
and relieve some poor, suffering, needy soul tnts
dreadful cold weather. caunot feel TO enjoy tue
good things Providence has bestowed upon me
without contributing this day my usual aubscrtp-
fton In aid Of your nobl. charity. Pleaas send me
tome relief ucketF. Yours, very respectfully,
ESna AYHRS.
rHtCA1n nef~ 9S 1RS3
, 1870-12-27
WANTED TO REM,

" g tuom saftsbto foe snsle Ssnts<nAn. within
ieE nt5oiss M1lk Of the FoAt Oniee, AAd:eas. with
, 1870-12-27


as kl2iinr park. >'' -
IL J 81 the!e WIS PARK opened st the corner OF
non IS1I. between T.. .lS and lscube. Hoih had
shn1t lives. xEd lLcn ole1i OF In mpecun.osiiy.
~, h 1 s;a rak shach occupied Two
and stniJ-nttn St eesr, was big a1.lr, and ran
f'n1n 1st. ~ !! Is faisd soon after.
laSs:lc and E.ark ktrrets. 1eas Lincoln raIE II
wa aststtci IL ls6s. a4d ran successfully for one
Ia 40 there Ia noa single park o. rink In The
ee.. em- ne ci!y sl1t1ng cone Ia on the mixes ii
:Ne l'a!hs+ 1ua on The riseI. Rn1, In comparison
pera:r maz e IL sa r. ~ nsv1 :,
rom iss: III Ii About isl6, tie climax bctnr II
!! t.,ee Lee when It h. slowly fallen snto lhe l.a.
rehgattd. Like ba'c hail and cilrpiine. i, I'M
nla5s'' nse'f onl ia no longer fashionable. So
.o9 .o9fs ope, NJ. In, aad n1seaas aanoyed
,.as::, nEes; f;o,n Ho moe have The na@es G oi
ssseoa ssn..s,,n n3r,ots' ra.E' xeo made money for
d''t the FANG fer The Central d,iTtnr fhr' xs,ns e
tcasoo charm to rouse 1ne enihuSiasn1 of rne
l.vrr- Hee Dt Mrs. Fo1, he Nsses To,ss1 ~ sne
ast, i s eses}.1 fnf sna s;cs sN 9, SeE
ate toeLtionto on;J 70 be forgnt1er, snt' n X.
.4n'e ,s WY. Ptnknan, Wright, Brsins,4i. . =
@ 7, &c, o,hsls Th1 at noE
tiEk IN th'isinn II ta1c hall .splays nut ~
skasfg re- uts to have dnne. Thus ii IL with ali
4AtNss t.4t 4iA. 4uef EfCH1 70 &Ec.I every
honf III While: the excitement Ii conta9 9ious
tSr b,Et aan E!ils lmpart II to their pareuta ani
lAs moe couEts! Ete DAFT for 4 yeaf or rwo,
sE'ii tte nAttonaI hohby. for tie t1nne being. ts
t:oLtE " eeafh. We t2ie allorathic fnAtsat1 ~
incn .'Afhtc, toses, aud get tired mucn soonsr
'a?a u NC Eerr fnnds :a:c and less exctt4b!c
~ e fa,s1tr Ct ;ezrst that skating hss crown
:. ~ cntathtolaa,;s. II IL & healthy excni.r
trd tat American I'ecr'e require 2U tie nn1si-.{
'"sel<tfctLt 10 tt gained Gy Its PRACTICE
ccAHtlasa had so..c.tfug 1e do win ahe
~ Els E! Tee p2'ks. aLl The eaterpr,k,a werr
aLa.e:.;.s G:'ast'oua, rIhtca:rg eyei. Dody fsum
u. 5arA~ arc abandoned. TIC ground occu,
lieils ION" l. cui..ua; by other, remains "a
W. ,'he max il no more. AMI tnc other Il den
LET wihs iEss'H. VI ere The wlI noEla AID {he Yux
T'a1s eer .aht- WIZ Ia snls . or, a. The Rent!e-
Fan tAa 10 1c7o Bapttste. " Juurquojf-
We lnxe Eus the least hesit ktion
e atcEhEt to the girls, ThtT
s!id Il: they lil!ed Cock KoI!n, bY 1heir oni,
1sv,tEs t1JlyxQRnLe an. their peculiar had
t-reria Dan'A tor running to exIeme.. SkatinT.
the scsnttncE' O: baya, ,becae the recreation pnls
oi ufD. lut tht eNtcy1Fsnce nf women. Not saIts-
tesl v III sksul9 tn .he simple costumes which
tne:T ani1:stofa *otc OF tuch occaMons, SteT IT,
vented the Il a1tug lEc.f. and that once done,
zach tnp'tye1 ueon the ot:arr. NAz one woman i
tIiuHed 1iih common fur, smother uust have
L~l1 utmn ed With sable. 80, whcn the AeRtnS
<4ftse dtsl meets, NIE- A. hos feS md pA!n cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

Through struggle and suffering, at the cost of null
tfom agones, bereayements, devastations, the
American Idea embodied in the preamble to our
fathers Declaration Of Independence approaches its
complete realization. The noble inspiring assertion
that "al men are created equal,' and endowed by
their Creator with inalenabe rights to life, liberty,
and the pursuit Of happiness is no longer glitter
ing generality, poets fancy, philosophers specu
laton but the recognized base ofour political fabric
The benign Revolution. which dates from the Boston
Massacre of 177O finds logical completion just one
century later, in the XVIII Amendment, which gives
to the equal political and civil rights Of every man
born or naturalized in Republic the shield and
defense of the Federal Constitution. The pillows of
Caste and Privilege may roar and rage around that
rock, and may transiently seem on the point
Of washing it away but its foundations are deep
laid and steadfat and the breakers of Reaction and
Slavery are hurled against and dash their spray
it in vain.
We do not underrate the forces Of Prejudice and
Aristocracy. We do not forget that very large
minority Of the American People still hold in their
nmost hearts that Blacks have no rights which
Whites are bound to respect. We fully appreciate
the desperation wherewith all warning elements
Of hatred to Republican achievement will be COM
bned and hurled against the battlements Of Repub-
lican asccndency in the Presidential Election Of
1872. We do not doubt that local successes, facl-
tated by Republican feuds and dssensiOns, will
inspire the charging host with a sanguine hope Of
victory, such as nerved it TO put forth its utmost
strength in the earlier stages of the contests Of 1864
and 1863 Yet our faith is clear and strong that the
American People still bless God that, on the red
battle-felds Of our late Civil War, the Union was
upheld and Slavery destroyed, and will never
consciously decide that the precious blood thereon
poured out was lavished in vain.
The TRIBUNE believes in the prosecution Of the
great struggle by legitimate means to beneiicent
ends. To State Sovereignty, il opposes indssoluble
National Integrity; to Slavery for Blacks, Liberty
for All to Prescription, Enfranchisement; to Pop
ular Ignorance, Universal Education to intensity
and eternity of wrathful Hate, universal and irwin
chile Good VIII. 1t would fain do its utmost to
hasten the glad day when the South shall vie with
the North in exultatOn and gratitude over the dis
appearance of the last trace faint of that spirit
which mpclled Man to exult in the ownership and
cbattclhood OF his fellow Man,
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1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

II WINTER ARRASGKMENT
and aftr MONDAY. OtT a. 1872 Trsss vii sse James Sip
IL oioFs:
6.lu n. GrtSnpofi and Sag Iiarbor.
l0:3o n horthpou NsV Tran.
$500 iarbor az kvriLead Eprsts through 10 GrsI
port on SAT- riAy nights.
100 D. m. korthpou RIprtD.
500 H.np,tssd NAv Tran Rms IL ltp Saturday .b
t:o0 = II. Sorbpon Nsy Train.
An branch for Hampstead studav for Ror
Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Hctsvt HUI horhpo
Huuters 20 80 n. AID ". j. D. BAfION. Sunt
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ESGINEvR OPrcx, THIRD LIGnT-lIousB insrRicr ,o-o
No l6 BKoApwAY y. v. Box 4O2 NHw- YORK Dec T. io"
PROPOSALS will he received M

No I6 BRotpw.y n " Box 4OR NgwYoEx Dec - 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
his oece until WEDNESDAY the h DAY Of January 10, AZ ~
RAOb hO'h
UOTSF lang land Sound Three thousand OF less OF
sne will be required present time Of the beet quality 0i au
1v and blocks weighing les than and qgaer III nns
The blocks NAV shape bot slabs thin pieces VIII 10
lie granite be thrown srounl the "Roei Ia which an
ron spindle placed by the contractors suitable msonngs also
must properly placed t. bring the vessels over the reel insure
unloading AMI dropping the blocks Of granite close 10 the Kas " Is
believed that ,ons be the spot during the Winter wbp
westerly winds prevail &C., -- l.
The PROPOSE price per at which the grss can e
furnished and which price include the cost OF he
pnde secured Rock and Of the moorng for the vessels
The Granite blocks We deposited h the contractor under ne %
Inspector designated by be Lighthouse Engineer OF e lo
District
PAYMENTS inside follows the first acceptance Of one thou
placed position rcsrvng 10 per ctnium m ne contract "
another thousand
10 per cenium contract fulfilled and The last payment on the
completion 81 the contract. - -,
Proposals The time when the work VIII be begun hief t
approval OF the contract.
fopos must be- duplicate accompanied hv guaranty IN dup'
cate printed copy Ofhs advertisement anel ~ The proposal
The right 10 reject and al bids that may not be deemed
sdy ant - TIE work.
PROPOSED. must the undersgne1 and indor,ed The
envelope. Proposal building foundation " Race kock
-'fN' G.. WOODRUFF,
Engineer nd h lluuse Distinct
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DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and WEST
IL RAILROAD

hORRlS AND ESSEX DINRIOh
Deots NeSicrk foot BArcay aud foot Of Cnsophsrs
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS eomasnsng hONDAl Nov. q 1870
800 EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN connecting at DsnYs with BoO1
Dover 9Th Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX H.
for ALdoysr and keuton at ssngot with the D. L.. and W
for Wstr Gap Strousbefg Scranton Great Bend Bshsmn ra
al points ID. leksuAuBA aud Bloomsbury
And Delaware ard Hudson X Rds
li:n LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops ssHewsrk Morris
Dover Hseiorn Washngor Phpsburs and Esston
Phipburg -i Bel bet X for Btyssre &c, aod st
Es,ioB with l. " for Bethlehem Asutoss Asqh Chunk aud
Niksihsr,.
4lOp SCRANTON EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
Waterloo with r. and " sh with d., l.,
X r. water Gsp Srouisburg. and Scranton
320p NJ HACKBrfsTOWs MAIL sth BoonIon Chester
and Sus.sI EslfoAL
For aoRRIsfOWS, Ns l9o l:io NJ, $50, $40 iio 500,
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations ., GO 80 and 1910
7:3U $40 and sos IN - $500. - . 49, 81. ..
For ORANGE All SOUTH ORANGE. go 40 $40 1910 SD
II2o m :io 1880 $40 i:2o, 49, $50 Geo $50 900 sGe las
2
10 1870 lao geo. TO 20. $40 $3.50 $40 f2o',
$50 $40 5.lo 5Ji $500 o:7o go 900 500, sud Has
Trs "a marked stop 81 Esst kTrsIk. --. 80
Leave ses or BLOOMFIELD ana HOSTCLAR at $40 ard
Lima :, .,s 100 .s0 5.IO and b.20p
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Steamboats, ano Nailroaos.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
rr Ro.e. worcester sstsIT y..... LS Ss l ,S
Gate points ONT ,,, The nee Ind 'sAneh 'teamon
CITY or s eirT or LAWRENCE, y.
CRY or rBw LONDON
III Law s,sr.i tsy .sar 20 ;S;!,s At '''o'l N" '"
For New IosSos .S so.S there sasnes.s With E,p h.n
psss u. Ls1dsn soh. Sor"ieh AID w's's
aa[sssA a'is' and rates Of freight 1pT os On os rs
New SssYoii Oct 49, 1869
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRoVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
u4p M. from Pier "a, n. R.. foot Of RSs.,e4,i
S S.s' Are to b RSSTSS j.
A., l fs % c:aSs DsiS. I'D
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOusa-
tone and s'ugaiuet l.Io.d Fare 81 s'ean'" leave C's,
| rine-slp a. " t0cn SUNDAYS excepted. "
LlOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
connecting With Railroad.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
ID INDEPENDENT LIMB for the WEST, SOUTHWEST and
KoRT WEST FRflGHT rss,s and or..d.d ~ CAMDEN md
fT R GsE m s sS RATES f IoS M a
d,PAs Passenger, isie the sswJ.y and ssd rcge from
lS S D c. ai t soS t. cost The osiY line siaHs
's' opportunity TICKETS GOOD WIZ FE hSTR er. Asn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" Passenger a4 Plssh Depot Ss,yo foot q L1er, con
W s Delaware laeIs.1nSa and Western Railroad at rolgOGy
the Ithgh SusQutanna IA the
Waller Raad and ts connections forming direct ne 10 Pits
6urgh West without change Of eani a.O Central PsaU'y
'' ' aIif NyHEE hsh re THE VEST
Csmmsnebg a l6sO.-LsAve New foows:
mfof Esston, Bethlehem hauch Chunk, Wikss
barre POG hshsnoI City runEhsnnoeh To"ssda W'Very a.
7:4Oa n.-For Raston.
m-ws.TrRs EIrH,' d,y Except sunday 70, E..ou Allen.
town Harrisburg aud the West Connects Somse for Fsmingon
Junction strodsbug Water Gap Scranton Bnghamon syA.
1G Phnpburg and ka'to for hsseh Clans hihanoy
| City, Wifesbaus. Willamspor Eie, &c.
| IO:31s. NJ Train for Somevle.
Il mFo Pennington Raston Allentown hsnh Chunk. hahanoy
City Whs'baue Reading Columbia, Lancaster Ella POi's,
Harrisburg, Se
| 2 p m.-FOr E,.ion AleH;oEn. and MAGeh Chunk.
$3.50 D. Esston Allentown Msuoh Chunk and BeIGse.
l:lO =. m-For S0merylle and Bennington.
Bethlehem Ansu-
Reading Harrisburg, Pthurrh Chicago, and Cincinnati Sleep
Palace Pittsburgh and Chicago a. Junction
with Delaware sctssAnna and Ns,ie Railroad iT SeAGbE
| 5:l5 ?. m.-Por Bonneville.
| p.m.-koI Easton
7pm-For Someryle.
Dr.. m kmgrantl-For Eagtos
| e:1S y. n-fot PlsnGed
I2pm.-For Plsin6,d Wsins,iays and ftturaGv.
Elizabeth GO 75 $40 $50 a:ON $50 1850 n IS
m-2m 2:o0 J5 $50 40 $50 4:t5 5:l5 $50. 5:i5,
80 800, $40, 600, 9:i5 1885 R:0O
Ticket. obtained the omee Of the Central Rail.
Jersey Of Lib,rtyt n r. No AGo Hous;
Boad-ay Ne 10 Gfeensohst and At the principal
/ hotels H.. T. KICKER Superintendent
| N. p B.Lpwrs Gen. PiA Agt
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nRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot


foo, Of Chamhefs-si aud foot Of 23i st., follow;
Though Erpress Chsmberssi 81 II $500
D. M and m ds- B:35 10; Is and" 10
and and improved Drawing Room tosohes
arronpany through Buffalo connecting Hunes
vile SspBg Coaches mHnng through 10 tesesnd
tud Calico sleeping COACHES accompany the II ~ G ION s1'
auhann. Buffalo the $50 train sio t. Buffalo ard
hs ,n oa Nes iok to Hornel''s BOHso add Cse1rAd
A EmiPTsut Triin leaves daily At 1:t5 D.
Port Jerys and Wav 1880 .. NJ. t21d-st, 4:l3 NJ
MddeoNn aud Way Of $50 t2adtt rs nj sIo Sea
day only $50 a. (2.d,L. S:l5 a. M
For Oi,ville and NsJ. 'I:yl m. t2JiG, 'l;l3 M
For Swhurgh sn1 Way ass $3.50 and $40 M t2S!stS.S
3.lS and AIS ?. NJ
a.. Train. III: 30 .. n t2yd-st. III "a 3 M
For and from 23dst Depot a. b:4 $50! and 80
+l:f5 3i5 5:l5 snd 6:i5 Prom Chambessi Depot at
1: Is 1000 a m IL 10: sl:t5. T. 5:l5 and 6<5 n.
Hse.snsaek Hl-isle 2Jst Depot. at SiJ and
"a g.
o. M. md l.. 4. t5;l5, 6O0, and e:a 2. m
Moussy, snd Nav, from 2dt depot tte3S
fl25 l:i5 aud sl5 ami SATURDAYS ONLY l:g
D. Chsubest D'ot $3.50 oO, $50, i:l3 $50
o. and 1880 D. NJ; Saturdays only. il20 Midnight.
Tickets Drawing Room and t.pbe
the checking and transfer o. Bag
moes 2 12Y aud 30 Broadway 200
Cbsmbesst; n-ch. I25h and Thrdsrs. Harlem
Fuon-L bOotlyn Depos foot Of hsmbe and foot OF 2
EvYork EIcbagesce and L~uf Dott Depot Jtty City Ass
l. d. RCCKER Dee s. wa. K BARR
Geul SgpG 1870. Gem PAssr Al
DAILY. flor HselsIsaek Ouly.
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SIMMER sRR,SGgMEET

| SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
,.......- ,..... tOhsNEh.lHG JthE 70 lS,o ..1
Fittttd Ssuor 10 hts- ION corner 81 INtn 'e'NI .so
| fouhhsys fpi,sset On Ison stvsrtht''
| - H. IkhlNS Lave HsM iVith:
tSI ~, ven aso P2r, .hhh HV H. 1910 NH
RI 80 -, ~ ana ~ 49,, ,r. I'm
For a,.of. sf.uSId F'lisso Southport ahd ""po = INV
n ~ IT, si|yRH u,, ,,.,s r., ,v,,a.s .5a
| (EII $50, $50 and 3 CEI p. 10.
I% s.mo E e M 9.lS as aR.l
| o:.S i:JO Ell i;t5. $40 $50 5:i5 BiEi1 D. M 49,
rs $40 $40 Tx! ,IS d. s'iA'' '''''''' > '
sunday Maj, rain leave, Twenty EsrYOrs at m To-
| CONNECTING TRAINS
| For Boston, VIA Springfield, o a. m. AdS pm
f foI gS,tSn y, Shore Lie. 2ls u,n
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