New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

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ne fountain b gold, sspySed IRON horn Of pseniy.
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gold funnns cat q sssr noutAs INTO vases tnscriha
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Wholesale and Retail Robbery" represeats. In tyo
contiguous pictures the different fate of great and tts
thieves In the upper SKETCH tho four Ring thieves arc
emerging from the doorway Of the city Treasury oil a
fat and Jolly "a possible Tweed and sweeny come 0rst
their pockets full and their eyes standing out with fat
ness sweeny Is Whispering something 10 his partner in
crime, who laughs hilarously over IT, while his cnss
diamond sends Its rays In all directions Bshind them
come Hall and Connolly. totterng beneath . weight OF
punder and good cheer Halls Eyeglasses made 10
do exquisite service In rendering him hidsous Pclics-
men stand ON each side, reyerenty touching their ha
The picture beneath shows Q poor ragged man, just
seized by policeman (who brandshes club In tho aot
Of leaving bakery with stolen loaf under his coat.
The head of bis starving wife appears around coer.
with that Of their infant which she cuchng 70 her
breast; their starveiing ragged lts boy stands 6mu
lous beside her. Policemen rushing mp In hot hlss
while the head of the clsmorous baker seen In the Op
"a Group Of vultures Waiting for tho Storm 10 How
Over La O masterpiece. Upon Ledge OF rockt Ies
New-York, O human form-arms extended and hsts
conched. Tho skulls and other bones OF preyouEv VIC
Tins Lie around. These inscribed "Treasuty.'
Taxpayer" "Rentpayer," Law" Justice" "Fdb
erty," and "suHrsae." muzze, inscribed For the
Press" lies on the edge Of the precpice The Ring gu
lures are gathered thick upon the PROSTATE their
hideous talons in his nesh Tweed the principal ngurc
Is the most disgusting picture Of gorged vulture inag
inable He is lethargc, after his feast that be
with dull eaden eyes, apparently quite that
the ghtnngs Of heaven rending the rocks his
head The other thieves, wearing yulture beaks arc
Gazing In terror at the falling rocks
"Whst the German Democrats have done about It"
depicts the Germans throwing the Ring from
their stout ship "Germsnis." Connolly Just falling
into the water The bristing brush Of sweenys hair
shows above the wave and his bushy eyebrows are dir
oernble through the water. HaPs glasses and mus
acbe are dmly seem and Tweeds bald forehead shows
| above the surface.
"A Lively Corpse" shows the thieves standing in q
graveyard robed In winding sheets. Hall says as they
stand by an open grave Come Dick. get In It's your
turn first. I'll cover you up nicely" Says Connolly
"NO you don't, Oakley. THIS Is JUST 10 'Auen '0ef
| funeral as 1t Is mine."
"The Mechanic of the Period" represents an elegant
gentleman with wiskers mustacbe eyegiass, shrtstuds
diamond breastpn and boots Of the finest, but wearing
mechanics apron and paper cap, and holdnga giazier
apparstrs in his hand He Is standing on the stoop
an elegant house. beside elegant young lady VINO say
to him. my dear Andy, cannot consent TO marry you
while you are nothing but poor gazer." Andy replies
Poor gszier, indeed! I'm millionaire. I've got tn'
lob Of putting in the new pane Of glass In the Con
trouer's Office"
In picture :ef Japanese Customs In New YORK tht
cur,a may see bow 'Tamani Tycooni invites Conuoni 70
uanRar-nogolse- This picture is In the most ornate
teabox STYLE and shows Connolly sitting on carpet III
Japanese room stretching out his hands In utter ds
lot ,yt'J. sweeny osers him dagger which b
printed Kssignr Ha b In the background Just draw
Inc an immense sword upou which to tupale himsef
and Tweed sits on the floor sgtast