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The sun., 1871-12-06

TUEsuAr. Dec 5-FIoUR AND MEAL-The dour
Pns, wees.oGe dsy Sne loca trade S"Hld De- pFetry
We rcpresen % IN the mnrket. ami another day tne
sgilo.ent euA9.ie, 70 Anoro lnJ decide support 70
ness; shloping ezra, aoweyer. met with so.ne de
eorn aa0 nsa ne 0 GSi. B BackR&h'S, & nsf @ sO1 shade S
9 Ms.sin sIs sIsSs sS ss .ss
western ,prlug wheat eI % ,osto ~ d.
a3s0s ra. snS S1 aoaoe es @ Gs5 s5ah,S =. sr
Aid family U.auos,sst9,5, 90. shi9ong eItras 81. 5
Cora ~ mai western &C. ss 5 s. SfsndysiSs sc c.
ti..o4s4.O BnsAwpca, ur, y 100 ms. ts SssS7O.
cired mcA e,pccaiy porE Ani bacon, have saowl a
ysno'i stS sIed .Sne spscaAoa as f', the rscenI &c
r a~Ss 6S Sa aSye 3 .se. 5 s. SIS . 5Na oT o SSrs
ttl for Old rine meas new m ss Quoted 80 1s8 5
!n iaqre 4& 4Sca & &Ss qa sss Sm hsn 81 sale s sSS SSi
m'at. qnict Lad steady srIes so pGgs At
So. 20 nrunri aisl 80 tcs. pr'pe steam o, Marcn
Tors, u'"ss. ' ool 8 $50 ftiS.,5. pi.me mas 8
s4tn M ittse tr,me mS.s 'ea ~, 65Ift IA,
Mes, ,.essa sam. r-s, % ',!5s.i HANS, Hina,
rendered. ,ei se,te d. 9a .Ji.t bacon 10 g Gle p
"t,fS s1'i, S.,a'' ,,s,S' DiGssSl LV-a ~ - &c.
ai} SIms9.e 3-ll1y w"sa. s' nrn "a 6dg % %sss.
in.srjr TO plms rel winter, fl6j 81 . Tor White
state aud Mlchsaa. Rye q net an m. Bli Y
60 ID s,e. ssc.@ti Tor 40. Neslern q 2s for s =,
Canada stern. Osts n,r s4le' Sd l.O Hu'h, 40,
shade hrmer; salcs sOoo Du,n i0s5sc. fpr
urw mixed DHe0Hc. Tor old DO, and soc.
flr TAR elow,an 4, ncqu.ei nsai--No.2s.rinR
slSsstl amber DO, o. u 6iSsl 4, wn;e We
zee, o. 05et! li Corn-S e'lern mlTe1 NV, iIG7Sc.
sOso.e'i sout.yrn waite aGGs, ~ $50 kye stale
SIC Caicago m,xei. B. 80 &c. ghi.e ONO Anl state
.Gsiic 4 irley- |esserd. Oc.StI SAC. So v, ,lIj
tAalda. s lstfl 5
pticcs nave wcaseuel iracuo lIo AMI NarRci0 10
liAalOc.; ana Java. 9iaS1'. guiu, duty palI
c4igo OF ho IN hew orleans Old priyat. terms
ace continues scarce ami nrm sales of Chronna at
ggc kaugoon nnd latna 7&iAc. Nolas-es actly,
tor Sew OIcans crop. OF wniIh Az Obls iu'd al
t3955c gu ,lity. torsgn mllas.es Nciy dun
uDa III Porto rico 20 siOc. suslts dun and weaS
thc c.tent qI0taiiou OF ~ 1o5ic. for iar good
On ue all ost nominal aiew nhds. OF New Oiiean
sd tart auctoa, al ~ IS anf So bXs al 3. .
/ kc.; No ~ Du stAndAid benz quot u al iOr re
hued su1Ars dun nards. 2Sci soft Nhie, uhsliLc.
and v. lNs, 10 bllNc.
1prroN-lbe ma ket has been i'm proving and to-
wa scvNe an ouoyant hoth or Immediate Ani IUsur,
uenycry. Tn recelpts At the por up 10 the close
week were ~ Is nal's. AGAINST iG5' %, bAles
The sales today 40 Oslrs Of which 300 wer,
for cElort and 70 tran. fortH are dc VERY the sale
reported were - ~ Ott' c1sl on me ,ss OF Low
mino Al nc. lor cem., l9sc ior January ls. c
Tor Fv1ruary, tl r.. for NfIch tF.c Tor Apr l. al,
lgAc. ior May. We Qnute on tue Spp.,
The sun., 1871-12-06

A Witness Imprisonrd six Weeks through
the Negligence of Police Justice he
House Of Detention lniquity.
In tho General Sess Gus Yesterday Judge Bed
ford orcered the eerA 10 oar ii5 to one McGu're ID
witness VINO had been IN the House Oi Detention
since Oct co. Col FeLowes tAen arose and sl,l3
" Ny position demands that | noace the circu
stances connected with this case. Tue police m'.
gistrlts who had the original examination OF tie
oIse committed one o tie w,,nesses to tue House
o Detention on the 30'h 3lst OF October and the
Uapers we're MT receive at tae District Attprnc's
once until the 23l OF November, 30 taat Tho case
could not be bruurht he ore the Grand Inquest nn-
nj that time a wit, ess meantiue sunering lmLfi-
sonmert without just,hcaton.'
ia 20 Bedford turned u tHe Clerk and said
+" Mr. Spark. wisl you would furnish me with
list Of Cases the " Illnesses 10 vince aie pursOu.
Cd 90 tas ilauss of Detention. !. l. great justice
nat IN inno.ent uau should be confined IN such a
pae."
Col FeNowes sa'i thnt oniy one or two such cases
re- name o, ana ure'etenHe Nta a.lu gwen tu taen
Jnlge Bedford MAS heard Ia stN 20 m nh er Of the
count shat the action o. tie committing nn lslr 'ies
wis Au lnjusuee ana dis ince. justice Icdw, q,
= the magistrate TO whose neglect VI luly Mcuufe
ed las IOug IApgisOhHent.
The sun., 1871-12-06

ALLEN In Nashua. y. H.. by the sunrens Judicial
Iuurt, joseph G. Al.n from sarah l. H. Aled. Of New
Boston.
BELL.-In salem. Mass. bv Judge Morton, Jane
BEL from Nm. bvl Cause. dcstrtion,
HKDMN.-BY Juige LJouts, OctODer Term, Supe.
rlor Court. New Htvel. 4 nm. Chs. II. Brown, ot
New Have !, from Lucia A Brown, of Providence. Il.
l. Married SentemDer 10. 1852. Cause. misconduct.
BurLrR.-ln Nasnua. y. H.. ~ the sunremi In.
dich Cout Lotinla A. Butler nom samuel D. Bu ler.
Of Nasun.
BAGGE In Cnyahoga county Ohio. on sa,lrdav,
DtCeubfr 3 1871, Uy Jud1e Paine, ChAr ea Bag el
tr m rmclne Balget tausc. deseruon anl ne glect.
0UID AkD.-li CuYaIOgt COuufv, ono. On Sat lr-
day. Dec 1871, Dy Judge pans. sAsan G0idafd from
samuel Gnddlrd Cau-e. deserti0n.
HAMBLEl.-In Salem, Mas ~ Judge Morton. LIZ
zie J. Hamblet from WIN. II. nsmD.et Cause, de-
serton.
HiLL.-In Cuyahoga lunty, ONO, on SATURDAY. Dec
:, ISL, by Judge filue william hlll fgom kacael Hill
Cause grufs ueglect of duty.
NEw la Cuyahoga county, Ono, Dec. ?, 1911. ~
Judpe Pane JOhn New from Chrstana New. Cause.
adultery.
PER..Y In NASHUA n. H.. by the Supreme Judicial
Ccurt, Mary A. Pegry Irom HeAry 5. rerry o. Merrl'
srEvENs.-In Cuyahoga couatv. Ohio Dec. ?. 1871
b. jude Pane Frank steVcns ON Maria steveLs.
Cause. iuliey.
ToN Ns 10 Keene. y. H.. by the supreme Judic 4
C1urt, Maria ID. Towns from Jonn IOSas, wltn seJ'
aI1aOay.
The sun., 1871-12-06

Mr,. Llen kimbad Of - FJain avenue ap-
feared IA the SPECIAL Sessions ye-ierday TO te-.,N
tgatust her son-in-aw, Jos'pI Hlmburler sle
accused hIu Of appropriati"s tl7fJ winch hal BEEN
entrusted 10 him TO oc!ivCr to Mr. sch DO, lsJ
D.ane street TIE money was IA payment OF 1.-TWO
utae brls," and was enclosed IN an envelope Mr.
llAmburser witnessing the enc o.ure; 80 Mr.. KIN
bali said. wnen the goods laued TO come, size Il.
down to inquire. and learned that Mr schepp uad
not received the money Tnen size aSsci Han.
Prrger, aud he dI not deny { si he rai taken II
HIS Honor doubted Tue Jur.suIcuou OF the Court
ehSro ieiters haI not been entrusted to the mnt
During t,e trial the prisoner stood WItA hea. OoNsd
GoNn aud lace surOudel ~ des 'alr.
Giant Hummel Go wIlnes.)-lOur daughter is : Is
mans vie, Is sue nOti
Mifue-s-~ha -.
The Giant-sIe has begun divorce proceedings
sgainrt tns man, his sne nJti
WItuess-Sue nas
1ue Gant-s.Gce he has been in prison, has she
a,tt
Nitness-She has.
Jus ic. 90 urIsoueT, his mind it rest ou the ques-
Ion OF jurisdiction You arc dl,charZcl
The sun., 1871-12-06

Miss Nil.son's admirers seem to be almost
equally divided In oginion as TO her ron oartuve
merit IN the dlTsren, roles IN winch she pears.
There are some VINO mud in ner Margusrita the very
ideal OF Gghe's gentle heroine, and In Gonnods
music tle per'ettinn " sentiment, 70 others the
lr4uo lucia d. LdmNttnloOr is Ibe hest Of her im-
per.onAtons Others sdl Ind the picturesque Atq-
iOa. alta it, variety Ol character ana contrasts 80
emouOn, The hApWest o. her elnrts, W4io D. n ,all
mss Nilsson herself mas pressed tue belief tllt
ner oWp power, are most lullY uni"llcJ ana ttath
ter ishest eKnrossiou lu " Il raw ata.'
A. thin consi tered, Ne regard " Vi nv ne the
most Ain 'frtory or produce lurin- t'r Or stuL
season. Not nat II IS nusl ais cons cred suIe.
r'ur TO tue others, but because IT ls I''un'ss hud
ori.tnllt,. Nith n- WNrN TIE segstu en- rs, md
TON, .ht ami Friday evening aIe he oAlY remhnll 3
pre-eut occasions on w.ucr Mss Nilsson can be
he trd. Tris evening Ia rriy,ta" IL gwen, lLi
ON F-.cIy "Luca." A. tDe -utur Iay matinee
" Fr Dlro'o" wil be sung, Nile. puyal sus. .a'u'ng
TIE .Ip.Ipl y0a.
The sun., 1871-12-06
DIR. Creeiov and the Oriental Club.

On saturday evening special entertainment
], to he given oy the Oriental Cub. l. viii be tie
hrs' reunion In many months. There will oea DIS
MAY VI skill at billiards between the enlmpnn
C,rile Dion, and Maurice DAILY; recitauons b,
oofty Gooft;' singing oy f'm'us qulrtette.
Prof Bsrg6 viii preside at the pianoforte. Toe
oyster supner viii be under the supervision Of jas
sullivan. Of fulton Market celebritt. MIns marSed
improvements have re-ontiY oeut m 1dh Tor tie com
n of the mcmters Oi this &C. cbra'et east DE- or
glulEauon. and the nj. Us atten tanH' mas ht ONE
mucl greater tlrn u-uu. TIE Com uIN'u nf seven
VIC nave .uWri 10, Cnt 'uct susc tht dep tftu.
900 su5rrinterdrnt Pcgiori Orup',8 To Re- nuuue the
~ItIrd IA evening enttrtt'nWcntS tnrnug 4out O. e.
I tHr season. d.. Horace frHn ~ - ps iayltru
% liver bis celebrated .cIu.r nu 90 Nit.'
The sun., 1871-12-06
OF sUcH rs THE NEXT ASSEMBLY.
Fowler Falling toto bis own snaro-Onc
OF the Gentlemen who are TO Ernme n
New Charter for New York city.

OF the Gentlemen who are to Ernme n
New Charter for New York city.
Correspondence Of The suu.
BAru, n. Y, Dec. 3.--An amusing incident
occurred here o day or two ago. in suit TO
re-ove damages for personal injuries. The Daintlh
was put on the stand, and in order to nun the
effect of his testimony, defendants counsel sough,
to imprach his character lor veracity. Among
tue witnesses called to do this ives Mr.. T. " Fow-
Ter one o the recently elected Assembly men from
this (steubeu) county. Fowler is m enemy OF the
plaintiff IN the suit, sud his efforts to impeach his
character we're lauguable lie sVoie positively thgt
the pDintin vas a smnderous man, and IN 4 II was
common report tnat ne could not be believed under
o4t1. fhe following was his cross exlniuIuun:
Mr.. Fowler, will you be good enough 10 tel me
wnn YOU hsyc he sly they would noi believe tue
olau "a un ier oAthT nsEed TIE counsel lor the
pmnrG
.'oo }.' 'ir willingly. I've heard Gft' persons
"W,l. slr ! want you to name them, or most Of
"i--l-ha,e heard twenty persons say SO, at any
"You can name tv'rt persons ol-.er than you
can ATTY; anl w. .i. want jou 90 name thts1
:" WIZ cln .ane hem al t. I've mlud TO-"
"Meil. | desire ven 10 81 80 al once"
i've he ird RICE sN ru.'
"rtNi. onl, one o. the tscu'y. Who Else have
wei. II" Here followe ! q long and ep,aar.
rass ng pause, In whlen the witness SCENE to be
s.udNlng Low to relieve himself irum tue dhemha
into which he nad evidently 'aler.
Come, Sit, Won were very prompt to tell tho
jury that from tho soeerh OF peO lie you coul not
btlieye this man under oat J.. want YOU to be
equal prompt in nauiug tue twenty persons YOU
he1td say thev would not beiove him undst oatn
Come. | want YOU 20 name then, or some them
Wen, have heard some women say something
some women, Mr. Fowlerf"
Yes, sir, some Somen.'
Name the NOmen, tucn.'
III don't knos as can recoleci them ALL"
The sun., 1871-12-06
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DfSHEs HFRE IND THERE BF THE
SUH'S REPO GTERS.
stump. the Policc Dog, which should be mn
Honorary Member Of the society for tue
Ia 4 I'm ~ In M nI

stump, the Poiicc Dog, which should be mn
Honorary Member OF the society for tue
Prevention of Crucitv TO Animals.
About year ago a small black and tan dog WAS
run over In Mercer street, and enc OF hi' legs was
Lnokon. police officer was about to shoot tue
animal. hut another member Of the force intcrtcrcl.
OHccr G. II Mckenzie took the dog home, and pad
n .urt con ten dollars to set the broken lmb. TIE
dog We named Stump, on account ot the shnrtnc's
O. us tail. stump soon recovered the use OF his
lor and became an unnid member OF tie fo.cs.
Some months ago Mex aze was transferred nom
the Eigath ward To Tnirueth street, aud stump
transferred his services also ani siace then ho has
become a regular at,e1 liant to police station in
Thruetn rect ant pst with all tho force. A
few nigrts ago tie Vas out with his friend Nick tgic
on duty aud rau tris>ing Jout in toe col /. utn
Sixth avenue G. ELllr uf 12i Crctnwi. sire I
VS. driving his mix wagon aud running ALONGSIDE
his horse. lie was Violently Jersing the retns,
which maze the animal rear ana become res'tyc.
Stump rin no and htrNed at tne mlu. Eu ar kir>-
Ell StunU away. stump r-'iu went 0r ava, aud
second ume he ws seut Il in several feet uver tue
road. keuZie seeing ais pet thus treated cznIs.
tilatcd Wiin EGlAr, NO tntitu .bh Uutcalenct -
H,rye tim the same. Euar was lrr,stol on arte
q cruelty to aIimals. When aiken before Justice
Shaud ey the neat morninI, luisr Nas DISCHARGED,
and told that he had aOne rght ~ kicking tue do,
sad should have kicked his head on In face OF THIS
encouragement, Euar has made compliant At tue
Police central O.co x inst McKenzie lor faiso ar
rest. Mckenzie Is an oid me'her OF tue polce
force and like the good Mr. Bergh has feeling tor
dumb ANIMALS. He arrested during the uast
fcw years thirty drivers and others Tor abusing
tue quaurupcds stump called on Mr Bersn a day
or two nEO, ana was warmly weic ,med lie l. a
very intelligent cur. His closely crUppel ears aud
stump tall weie tue Unly iaults Mr.. Bergh could nu
wit MIN, that gentleman not believing Ia sueh mu.
llItiOn.
The sun., 1871-12-06
Curious Mistake Of the Harlem Court House
Commissioners.

The Grand Jury yesterday continued their in
vestigaiion Of the Harlem Court House frauds
] ey obtained from the Comotroller's once large
number OF werrants showing the expenditures on
the work. AMI revealing the important fact that the
arproptiiton for Its completion had been exhaust
-, although tie first story has not yet Deen built
From the documentary evidence they ascertained
tlatJ. Mcbride Davidson hid receivsi $4,000 for
safes tor the Court House. aou they found on exam
inng the structure that IL has no place vet for safes
The foreman SEQ ned uuszle At the discovery. lie
~ gssted that MIR. Dtvidson be summoned At once
eN a't the matter. A ~ nmOn- ~as lssued. Out
Z OIL charged with the duiy ot serving It re-
turned with Tie answer, " Not found The "ru1t
- e maker wa beyond u jurisdiction OF the Grand
jury, wdO proceeded examine otuer warrants.
They found one Of $4,000 beng tue amOunt put
for rom wing gravel aud -ani {, ureoire tue "uu
tatiun and cellars and this item is sai to iUvn.
lille fraud of 1900 II ia also sald tutt 'r-"
quantity Uf " unut intended for tIo bu liIn- us
been uU0l ln ~t n1fr. % house ana sft NI.s
tor TNeni and Mr. Porter. two % the Cbunis. one
ors O tire Harlem Jo1rt b1use, deul al kuU yls ,4o
o. tIc irauIs.
The sun., 1871-12-06
Edwards Picrrcpout 10 Prosccste james
Irytun.

The trial Of the Hon. james Irving on E charge
of assault.ng u 'pu'y Marshal Dpoley has been sct
down ior to.aay In the United states Circuit Court.
The Government has attached 40 much importance
to the case that Edwards Perrcnont has been as
signed for the prosecution. Mr.. Irving saws he can
bring score OF respectable witnesses to prove his
innocence. lie says that he Is a Democrat who has
made himself conspicuous AZ the recent election in
opposing Radical candidates in whose success Com.
missioner Davenport, who caused his arrest h,d a
deer political interest. lie was discharged by Com.
missioner Nhte. and then taken into custody by
Davenport. VINO ia the only partizln o1icer con.
nected with tie FeO"rh BuudiLg. Doulei, tue
DeOuty Marsha, ussaio T. says no Il not sure thlt t
was Irving wuo struck him. II Is believed tnat the
case Will not be tried to.uly
The sun., 1871-12-06

Tho following were the comparative earnings OF
the Union Plciac RAILROAD COtnt tnN for tue month
OF November 10 1870 and Isl: Nov lSiJ-Gruss,
f5iOOO0; e1 9enses, f212,OJ; net. $4,000. Nov,
lS1l-Gros>. k123 90; eGycuse- $4,000, net ti13,-
uJU. Increase IN tue gross earnings, Si53UO0 IN
crease iu the net earnings, silj.OO
lilo monthly settlements alta connecting lines.
whicn will be made on tue Rita prOXlmo. VIII, 1t is
eslmateI, increase these amounts fully ton per
cent. TIE net earnln = Tor the eleven months of
the year ISL 10 Dec I, will, IL u estimated. sno 4
IN increase OF sis5J,J0J over the Corresponding
perio OF last year.
Al the annuil stockboders' meeting OF the Gold
Exchange Bank today the following directors ~erc
e.eete : Cas-. II Harvey. Alfred l.. Seton, RichSrd
l. El~a ards, 4 + B Plrac., llonr, NJ Benedict
W. A. Gibson. ruw.srai Cox, joan 4 Uudernill
+ Cornelius Bouedi,, L. o. leI D.. simon schaier
l. EdNIrd~ was -uu~equ-ntN t.ec,ei President
AMI 4. r. Is. P,rSer Wee .fi'-iIsut. Ine casniers
are H. {. Rogers aud W ; Mathews.
The sun., 1871-12-06
LOGS not Wanted In tue Cooper Union Free
KeMdlMg Nnom.

Tie trustees Of the Cooper Union have fur
uisss4 a re room well lighted snd warmed. ur
iished % ~ith newspapers, books, and msgaz mes,
and generously opened ,s doors to tue puzzle 1. at
an VINO Vish ray enter and read, unGet certain rseu
iuons, sucD that every person conducts proper '.
does not ,cp spit on the floor, &c but there are
persons no yinlate these rul. :, and Tue oncer d,
under ID di-agreeablo -ity Of requiring them
@ icAv'. lhs sometimes Urends. aud tue person
thnks himself iI-treAted snd cumplaius. All yer
Suns thuuid cndravur t. comply with tl- regu atoms
cl, erfu, tur t.e osrtNts are freely c0nlerfed On
tlaIe tu1n l,l)l lersUu- sally
The sun., 1871-12-06
Lave >iosk marEet.

NV NonK tue-day, Dec D. - There was no
t.ul 100 ne .ltlr lay, ana prices remain u
ally az the close estcruav, Shcu common to pume
uAl,YH btte.s were selling ~ 9bu sc D. and IAN
good lrNaus Al lose
lMrt,en oais " :. 400 sheep ana Lambs arrived ths
morning and were readily sold at me ydnCci nrc,
uutad yesterday Ordinary TO prime shgep At A6 q
n, ana mm 10 pllue IA NOS at q .Ac, wl-l prime
tots OF sheen and lauIhs M Nc1 "a iG'tc.
1hirty-.wo c.rs, or ij' 'ss ariN-i aud win IT.
tc- weather TOR the traIe the niar-et wa nmei NJ
iAGILc n. for good hogs ahNe, and 3s16sc. TO-
The sun., 1871-12-06

The Hon. Rulus +. Andrews learned by tele-
sraph rom AbluY YESTERDAY that Judge Learned
la. or.cied the persons condu ting tue prosecution
pganst tue lion. X Il. Connolly to AuUear before
HIM on satlri1y next ard snow whv the order oi
irrrst agans Mr. iOnnuily sbou d not be v icated
u o ban reduced Ia conversation with a IN
REP rt Mr.. Andrews said iat II was certain that
one OF the other would be zone.
The sun., 1871-12-06
Conicut- OF tue weekly sun.

The WLLKLr NuN, ouOIshol lhls mJfnlng, con-
tains the following:
Foe neeung ot ConTress the pr@aid~nt's hea.afs
Tie Treasury E"po.t; internal Revenue Report re-
port OF taa War ''partnsut, Iu.Ys 90 cave thr Va
uu.4 lue Atfpcl. 90 Ntya. NtA4t a o.. tufr Wlta
scIcncS, >tcNhr. s. d ~ fae Litlg tuus -u.cnlN
tip4. Tue .Fa r..p % Nt.a. iut ftUlIIIte fut.Il
ltt.I4E AZ IhttlI#s NrWr 90 %.
Week ~ %. tag Go.d1.-ri t.uant.a aGI AErlcu.
81 k'p VS..
The ,lllr 5rS contains Ac, np'ete ep'o ~ OF me
ncwsortne wee. con au ulrg Of rIs tmtcI STATS
and the Antrc,1 c1aurslt. Gomez 10 wra1Ics'
i,ady ilr ma.ahg to ihe Ola cJIatry IA o1 a1l A. tIs
Gcsko.Jlr pu1ucauln ode. rrc' tprtl c5l.s.
The sun., 1871-12-06

AfTNr'T r-GAR rR.-On November 90 nt oak
land u wrakIv county, Rv A. the res lencs 1T usvpr
Gardner, the father Of tho br DE-, Mr J. j. Allnuti,
BAnsETT-uOO III ii the Third P,esoyietsr
Church, & ncinnatl. on Wefnastty. Nlveuner 80. hy
the Rev. {. H. Tavlur. " - M &. Nft,I NA.sett 70
Ni.a Anna VI No lre. daug.tat %. j. VI Moore. Eco
all OF CucinnAtt
o. .AlK-RtF tFr.-Tn 81 ptri Niu1.. N,veurcr ~.
Mr Frank Il. Cia.t,o Us, jc'. e. N'c.. d,0si,er Of
tIc n n Edmund Il Ecs
40 ur Wm il nav az I.It m ,rs. to N.s Ann. Il
H.rst of Wasdin ION Giisi .rp "a. ih.I.ts geV Nm
Ht.t
COCKREII.-KEI1rtt-M the tcsii ifurt NJ the
The sun., 1871-12-06
Andrew Y. GarvcV's Latest Architectural
nnh EinH HnrInl Trinmnh.

On The opening Of the General Sessions yester-
da,, tie Grand Jury made a presentment setting
forth dat tney had oximued the Hall OF Records,
and found the new top Story and tho upper stories
OF the old edince IN m open, unfinished, and dan.
Cerous condition. The new too s,ory hal cost
fl6OO'O NJ II stood. while GOOD judges valued the
attempted improvements al not over t2j,OOO Tue
Grand Juty recommended a usS fire proof building.
The sun., 1871-12-06
Police Di.iniasals.

Pstroman Thomas Lyons, OF the Spring street
-tation, accused OF abIuctns hicnael REYNOLDS, OF
1869 Bercen street, Brooklyn, inducing nim to make
= viii IN his favor and execute mortgage for 80 5O
on hi- property; Thomas Daly. Of Finn street ora
cinc and hictael Heily, OF Prince street precinct,
iur intox..AtOn.
The sun., 1871-12-06

rhstu annears on slc estimate ana canvas that he
whole number ~ votes s.vrl Tor the Oicss ui il-
c0rt flHctou OF the Fourth Election District ot
th- -cyruteeuth Ward was seventeen tho sand one
hundrst sud nnv-x .................... l1l56
OF NuIcn John Hug Ies received hye thou
sand nyt u4udrel and seventeen. ........ .5GT
Oi WuIcl Eusruc Martin celVCd n yr thou,
aA1! fvu l2rllUl Ant frytlfepl ...... SSH
OF winch william Ngudcrb * received
three thousand ana forty -one. ............. .SJ4l
OF winch WI lam II. Hogan received three
thousand aui tOrly-Au ....................3 .3,0il
o. Winch there WrIe detective two...........
ei.Li 49,. .'''''--.'.. s. -1ll1
The sun., 1871-12-06

The Trustees OF the East >,de Savings Bank
Tor s,nors,' Nhich il to be IN the ssameu's IA
q. tnrc building, 10 Cherry street, opposite ihe
~ail'fF Home. YESTERDAY elected Capt G. G.
uuncru. prc-tdont; 4. : ditch. =. Y. Wi.to v q
Prc-Iuenis. Acses j Bc1c 'ecgetsry az Troa.
surer; W. +. B'u'h lmnu1 Dwight, william
NJ LNs. Executive Cuumutee.
THIS bans wtl 20 INTO active oporato On "a soon a.
the new building o. the seamel's AssocIauou is
coml-s.el. NJ JAnuarY nexl.
The sun., 1871-12-06
Ir.nnnre rranhlra ,,i.hn -liuht cnnuh.

Ho-r.r iess OF sore rlrlat You m'y say" !he y.
ne &c OF AiOctnr's Ou o. usut At once d. J iynsS
ENp.ctoiArf. \ neglected cola often tclu4ua,e.,
urtnch m ici sun 'uus, Ia Cln,u nptIl. sli1h, %.
ntuutt lnu OF uf llls o. tic SIul-fune. tae usu
ssuDtini- ot whoa A.e sore luiptt I. PAN % he
lTc}-t viii. n not properly attended t1 frequently
lea o. Pru4rutls. Eyra matter ut eco iju,. Co
cas- IN ~ comfort or N. llnfrr % rul nonatv
urouc lA orgaus ptudent win vo " Cold. Il
ny frf' tp stA4 lAri re- uedN-fhF ENp1ciottu -
ilnc. ave money aud escape more sc.Ous trouble
Sid WItls.-Iff
The sun., 1871-12-06

That II npncars on such estimate aud canvass. that
tnc Wuui. fuuhar Of votes glycu tor the uffcrs ut
IuspcCtl .IHrt Of Huf guii tIecU n Uls met
Of the fourteenth Ward WAS scNtIIecu ~. LsaAd ouo
tuu rea and nty-.tV ............ ...... Il56
or WhCl WI 'au .s,c .csN'i uy- tu'u.
sand I've hunltF ID ald svN 'Uteeu. .........55 5l7
Oi when NiNlam StruClty received hve
t.uusgn tyt uuudrtd Aid reNtntaon. ..55l1
Of w ..UI I.ucs SIC .leluuy received .h.te
I..IsHId Hrf fUrtv-One. 1907. ........... .. AOll
bf So ...I 10 fwt- "A. Ie tmAu received tbtee
.rYHd 'ud fprty-oNp .... ... .... 90. ..a,0si
90 Au..I ..U.r were oct 'ctIvs two..........
AUf uH ...I Icra Neru scattering Unity
The sun., 1871-12-06

ThN II appears such esumate aud canvas. that the
who uumU"r OF votes gtven tor the offtts Of In.
spvctors OF econ cf the FIRST Election Distrtct Of
the SrVente MN Nard seventeen thousand ne
hun ited Al Il LIS
OF which Water OWNER received nve thou.
ran1 nve hundred ana seNentesn. ......... 5 III
Of wlcn JOnn II Nils received I've thDC-
aAnu I'VE hundr q and seVenteen..
OF Nhirn Bsruald krnneY received three
thousand and tairtt-seNcu ................3u11
OF which james Tracey received three
tnDu ana ana tIlrt seven. ...... ............S OJl
or Wllca thtte were defective two.........
e,sni E - ~ ss-l7l,s
The sun., 1871-12-06

THAT It srneas on sucl estmate aud canvas that ne
whole uumb-r Of yotes given fpt the orices OF In
spactors OF Eicciion OF The seccn Election District
of the seventeenth Ward seventeen thousand
one hundred Anc .,...... ms
OF winch George schafer received ave
thtusAnd i've hundred and seventeen. 5,5l7
OF which Incodore Mltls received i've
thousand hve hundred and scysntcent....5s sl7
or which Corucuus Burns received three
tuuusAnt and tnlri seven. ....,.......' ,9tt
Ot wuich ftulS N,la4-ul % received three
ous,.aa,aa ,aa ,s.ri s- ,,ysa aq'5
AUD Z which tlrfc woe scattering tullD-
M ..... .. ......'.........,,........ Ss-iIils