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Summary Justice-A Recreant China.
man Thrown Into tho hay.

from Ehe san FTdT1c38co BHttett91, DEC. Z.
Yesterday afternoon party Of Chinese resi-
dents, having become thoroughly disgusted with
the allow and uncertain course Of Justice through
the labyrinth Of technicaliies and successive
trials, and lack OF confidence in the integrity Of
petty juries, resolved to visit summary punish-
ment upon an offending Celestial, who was &C
cused Of stealing $500 IN coin. The Court con-
vened in the case assembled at q Chinese wash
shop on Fourth street, and consisted Of
the accuser, . second heathen, who
and the unjust Court individually, who
permitted the introduction Of no such fool
ishness in his Jurisdiction as pleas Of emotional
insanity, hysterla, or other forms OF moral ire
sponslbity. The evidence for the prosecution
having been patiently heard by His Honor, the
prisoner was then examined by twisting towel
about his throat, but the process failed to elicit
any testimony pointing to the whereabouts OF
the missing coin. The solemn duty then only
remained for the Court to pass sentence upon
code, just adopted by the reform faction among
our Chinese residents. Exceptions On motions
for new trial, if any we're made, were indig-
nantly rebuked, and the Court ordered that the
prisoner be taken from the place where he
was arrested to the place Of execution at Long
Branch, where his body should be sunk in
the bay, and the pleasure Of the gods concern
ing the final destiny Of the cu1prit Was a matter
OF indifference to His Honor. The prisoner was
hustled off in broad daylight to the locality indi-
.aso1, VIC uAko eSSo411pHAJAub w 6ueo1tAttuA
the proper execution Of the sentence, and see
that no flaws we're discovered in the Indictment
or humbug technicalities raised at the last mo-
ment. It appeared that the execution was wit
messed BY boatman who padded out to where
the condemned WAS doundering in the water,
and With considerable difficulty succeeded in
etectlng his rescue. Thus again we're the gods
Of Justice subverted. The officers OF this new
Court, and culprit likewise, we're taken in cus-
tody by members Of the old conservative police
force and conveyed to the City Prison, and q new
trial al round will be the inevitable result.
, 1872-12-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

The Executive Committee Of the Illinois State
Woman's Suffrage Association will hold thei1
monthly meeting at No. 884 Michigan avenue
On Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Ninth Presbyterian Church wisheB tc
| Know who breaks its windows, and offers the
sum Of 1926 to acquire the knowledge. Can't
| some one give it7
Mrs. ott-Siddons' readings, next Friday and
Saturday evenings, are not III the regular Star
Course, and, therefore, The whole house will be
open for ehotoo OF reserved seats. Season ticket
holders should remember this.
| Charles Shickler's saloon, at the corner of
| Clinton and Madison streets, was broken into
| by thieves last evening, and robbed of $125
worth OF cigars, and some currency. Had
| Charles violated the Sunday Law, he would have
| got off much cheaper.
# the rumor should prove true that Police
Commissioner Klokke contemplates "calling
ont " Superintendent Washburn, it will undonbt-
edly result in his being kicked off the Board
for violation OF his oath. There are hundreds Of
people In this city who pray that he may be led
into the act OF inditing the challenge. However,
alr. Washburn's life is not in much danger.
The fourth lecture in the Oakland Star Course
win be delivered By Charles Holland, Esq, to-
morrow evening, in the Ninth Presbyterian
Church. Mr. Holland has selected az lis sub
ject The Land Of Gold, and How to Get
Thers." With this subject he is thoroughly ac-
9ualnted, having spent all Of last summer in
Colorado. The next lecture will be delivered by
Ar. M1burn, 'T The Blind Man Eloquent"
In reporting recent occurrence in the vicin-
ity ct Chapen l. Cores establishment on Mon
rec street, The TRIBUNE WAS led into the error
ct saying one Of the participants VAS member
Of Of the newly organized colored fire company.
offender, which at the time Was supposed to be
that Of member Of the Fire Department. The
co1ored man in question was connected with one
OF Pul1man's sleeping g-coaches.
, 1872-12-09

The Welhodist Christian AdUocdte having as
sertcd that, though the late William Il. Seward
WAS q man of quiet manners and of good NOR
Church af6nities, and beset about with religious
associations, yet he lived without any religious
profession or conformity, and his death was, 80
iar & as is ascertained, absolutely destitute Of
1alth or hope as to that great hereafter into
nat retorts: '.We beg to inform our
contemporary and all others interested,
that Mr.. Seward in early manhood was
confirmed BY Bishop Hobart that he MAS from
, 1872-12-09

that time q regular worshipper and communi-
cant IN the Episcopal Church that he was .
vas for great part Of his life active as 3
Church officer and member of General Conyen-
tor representing the Diocese of Western Nuw
York, and that be died in the faith In which he
had lived q believing and humble Christian
man. Mr. Seward made no secret Of his relgi-
GUS convictions. His letters and words are ex-
tant to show with how firm faith he grasped
the realities Of eternity and the duties Of time,
But he made no unnecessary tdtk about his re-
lglon. It is not the custom OF members of the
Church to which ho belonged"
, 1872-12-09
Two COunteTfeiters Arrested

ST. Lou1s, Dec. 8.-A special agent OF the
Treasury Department., who, for some months.
railroad bonds which we're sold in New York
over year ago, arrested two leaders OF thegang
last Saturday, on the st. Francis River, near
Bolivar, ARK. One Of the men, named Jno. H.
Carpenter, is a steel-plate engraver, and was
formerly in the employment Of the Treasury
Department at Washington. The other man
gave the name Of Edwin Cole, but he is supposed
to be the man who committed the heavy forger-
les in New Orleans few years ago. a large
amount OF unfinished bonds and United States
currency notes WAS found, also the plates,
presses, do. The prisoners arrived here to-day,
and Elu be taken to Washington at once.
, 1872-12-09
MR. GREELEY'S TREATMENT.
Interesting Statements of His Attend.
E7f4IRicfHns.

| .ut n,,-,s,xu-.
| ous 1n5 ale.@1ns'
! f52n1 Me 1eD foFs sun zee: 8:
| :, beneF1nB the pupnc are deeplT Interested II
| the symptoms OF Mr. Greeieys disease and tht
| meolcal tteatment 20 "h1ch ne vas s4p)ected,
nnh fepotIet mas oeen engaged 1#o Gays N the
enort 20 gam in!oimatlon upon these n points
ronr o. 1ne pnysielans gno aItenueo ~. II. 91ee. @
ICY nave 19eu ~ eeen anu coa'Grseo VIII. 1ns M
iesu1s y sne ni.ei '!tne as "aa pus :agoe tr Ur
EIGes' AtnGho"azel ane ILL., talsy sician 4a "
AVN =. johnson, "As @ tne 1Ist man eaued &c
Rhss 1uoement uPou Ut. 9leeteys olsolqer
Inc case #as IN hls hanos nnIu Inc removal o.
n tne paI1ene 10 IT. Cnoates n9use IN fieasan1,
W we g. ne ghss tne sepoaaef aesaeo accoun1 ~
o. ~. d1e111ys . synptoln an1 1Featment up &C
ea, ehat el"e- 1ne following ls Df' h1aeHo"1zefe
o'et1 s,a+ ,.,1oa r,rox, hr ,rr 1o,raox, T.
- "as 1 n1se caheo upon " Mr. Johnson IN
iga5e M ~ Ta ~ nn re9iey NY M on me noIn
agEoIi ag ~ anhisuIs, N9v. - ~ hlr. 9onnsqa :s we
tat 3er adreh %nen t ne e' @ e ao sala
5hat. 1or se5eaa s3a ngnts past Mr. GMIeeey r. had
tost9en -. a9 siaep III con5eauence' Is ne tnougnt'
~ Sat9a ~. sTe ioss ~ Us Mne. ne sala atso'
nd sndt +h;s s uSua 9uua 1gpsse ~ was mn, ~,
9randa MI, thasa .a;n1a ~ ~ han1s
otora Sr Iohn,n ~ t1 aI.,ons ~ n.y. Jnyn
~ uo1ole aa, al; yunnsoa eae ~ NO. " tuesuay'
tn1 ~ ~ uaa -. 10 peGn
!oHS " ei9aI neisous oegiession: ~ "as ~ ~
~ ~. coa4oenGo T. III mseu. a. 9ata ad sea5
1on .l' ~ NJ We soa-aa1 ~ Ia +q1,"r
A4s it!e14s. !He tuGuSns seenSa W 70 GEPs; ~
aos1 ~ b @ ~ ~, S.Ie ;s nn ~ fno nnrs
ILL., ~ % H. escrnfion u'o that Mr. ohnson navn
s - ~ sne ,as1ed % 4aa,,t
@ o ~ R1 ;1"tr3anoaJ lin, -
aI' o1s5ie5. II. ocnuagn a:a91 ~! ntn "
a4h 4a,e 10 tsnI XXI, 4lI - ;.., .
w. ;aen - st!eI w. 'ain W 4 ta1 sa
some ;uea oi "nerb 1ne anncsy iay. nc was
nos o1Ro1ea & h ] 10 pe Fefy ou now VI,
eset ana 10 e'aueo - uao wy ~ 4ot 20 - a.
oeit. - ~ hnrave- ~ ~, Ia
, 1872-12-09

ST, LOUIS, Dec. 8.-state Treasurer Hays,
Auditor Draper, and Register Of Lands Solomon
vera arrested in Jefferson City. Yesterday. for
contempt Of Court for refusing to answer writ
of certiordri issued by the County Court in be-
half of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The OBJ
iect of the writ was to effect the correction OF
an alleged erroneous assessment made BY the
above-named gentlemen as the special Board Of
EQUALIZATION for railroad property.
, 1872-12-09
Saturday ..'-s s.ssss.ssssss"ss~
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Total. .*-.''..'@of ~ INV
Pn1nEs.-T1e naatt ruling Of the market this week
Prc1aium, $a75@912; extra, s77s@soo; hrst quality,
s6.5o976o; second quality, f55o96'oo; third aoa1F
M1LoH CoWs-Receipts OF small, Of only medium
quality, good and fancy descriptions ssa5se. Iaee9
4saef fe 1o5 co,n5 eom9h rom % IS 70 oo. ~ "A' ~ ~
SHEEP AvD IAMns-1n Light demand The narhet
continues dull The average quality is good with ~
1uand for Eastern OF Southern markets, and only
fev were taken for Brighton and New York The
ruling prices were: Lambs 6H@7nc; common nus
wool eheet 4@5Xc; selected do for feeding, 696Hcs
coarse wool, 554@6Hc; wetherH, 7c. -.
Hoas-The market for live stock rules stronger.
with an upward tendency, some moderate sales Of
good heavy Western s.ock having Deem effected u
4H@5c; hooks are improving at 5slc.
, 1872-12-09

ST. Louis, Dec. 8.-The epizootic has broken
out in Kansas City and several other towns in
Central and Western Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8.-Some twenty houses in
the little town OF Cherry Vale, Kas., we're burned
On Friday night. Loss about 510, ,000-
, 1872-12-09
MARRIED,


MuLER-ROBERTS-OuO Octooer3, 1872, at the resi-
dence ct Rev. E. J. Goodspeed, Oun Miller aud Mrs.
Susan Roberts, both Of this city.
, 1872-12-09

course, we cannot say so much professionally IS
we cou1o nad an opefatlon been performed IL
IL an outrage upon medlca1 science that thus "as
hos aone; ! n sno1ia nave iKeo very mnGn 9 70
nave "e4gnea hl. dreeleys Dfaan' Oa1el Meo-
sters praln was weighed, and NJ. Greeley 9
ought 20 nave oeen. am surprised ana gI1eVed
that SUCH an operation VAS not permitted. "
course, without thas, al record OF the medical
phases OF the case must be incomplete.
KeporserIca m M suppose T. M vas =, the sensltlye
ness OF ". ~feeloy 1an1ly WHICH prevented
poSs ne0Tte'.a. 4a uv
IT: ~ MonS,. es: 'nat Mas me Iro4ple,
pu! NJ 4tee.oy pLain 1 ouent 70 nave oeen
melg1ea. sa" 1l,,l Mn out once: I Was ea!eo oy
~. Inoas9 ~; ~ 1u11ussoay,: 11 anu t4lnA IL Nas
anon5 oclocA ~ tle evening "1en was huoWn
1nso ~. dtee1es loon N IT. C1oate = nou5e-
~ tnas tl1ne tne patent was dent1oas. d1s oe
nrlum "as caa5acter1zeo ny an inco9erence OF
e4pleestou ~ -? sAtteng M uleoIuel ~ .ae ar
1aug93nens g3a ~ mo LIZ iaeas' ~ aean "as u
Yely tow sIGaaete.; ano 1deasly Mucaseu nis ap
xor,aat on.ta a1
tenoeafy cer1al4 eapless9us ~ aa; r.
Pe1tea t;1ae ~ iI m1 q na11 to
3 I nuilot9n 81. .Iu9o WI mnnp "1a tnIio , Npm,
qll1u Taen nae oq1n l ueu' anu nnIn %
ueo man DG1a ia 80 1d10' a5 sa5ou ~
pc petpeegaH1 ~ IL @ ms "ino' a11 anu; %nen 1ae11
ne iepeaseu sne -. ost;Ia1 M9Ias ng Fana iooA
dnr u, to- teat his consco1sness asked him # ha
10 80. ~ NJ rr0' nolena Tnow fbat ba d;d for +
Ane" a at H. d;nnaT n" ~ IN M y nrIans ~ q,
."h;c mhn r. Hnraca Graa1ev nresidad IA eTc1airned
"n!cn ba.r5 tho aToa =. ~ rfa NJ
,a;nd G'o1 whan was T horn diad md when ;1edi
, 1872-12-09

The Bodies of Il Father and Son E11d-
den for Six NIonths-The CIeRched
HIND in 4 Horse POnd-The Two
Feet Under an Apple Tree-The Head-
less Trunk buried Under an Old Wat.
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Sic beifcn, errrebten 8liAabletter,
in eeu Ser. Gtaaten.
Gtne 4!
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ben, lonbern It n,ub bic Graft babeu, penn Der
Bis in einer Gntfernuns pom Is Gab, oom ab>
letter nteeerfdbrt benieIben an3ujieben, unb in
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Die 9lisasleiter 7nb n,affo eetpunoen anb
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I'm @ebduben pereen bie'elben In @las eeieBt
unb NIT Rupferorabt befeRist unb ftben srei
3oa ppna @eb1ube ab.
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~fomnen nte auber Sronune. &c foQte Nie-
manb peri6umen, feline @sbduIi6tetten ser ben,
Biib ~ fdern, unb nur einen guten Blisab.
letter aufmaden la1en. @er einen Blieablei>
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Oft1R S11dBt, 8t6eHuoe1 J111"t 0e'u'
Sd babe metu @efhdft beseutenb susr6eert unb balte
xun eine srote auspatr ssa pferbeeet&trren, eattd.
Rpfru D., ptl&e ID ~ ben btqisaes vretfea st13aaten
ss2n. &dne ea1sSlexte xnte ID safS psemSfefe 1eete'
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house with the feeling OF resolution We
always have when we allow pride and ambi-
sion TO crush out love.
Ose night little after this, Bryce sat 10
. crovd.d house 70 witness Zorayna Killers
an franc. into the world of song.
ITO say that il was success would give
bat she f.intesi idea of the storm of applause
that greeted her.
Among the trophies that fell at her feet
was one that she took away from the rest, .
little bouquet Of hear,'s-esse, and Bryce saw
Il resting in the folds Of her brown hair when
he went 10 TELL her goodbye, and bid her
remember" ....
Then he went home to wait for the reward
he knew would come some time.
Closely he followed her career, hearing
always Of her ~ the leading sssr Of tn,
troupe 20 which che belonged.
And yet he knew there would come
time when she would weary Of the world
praises, and her heart would come back 4
its old resting place.
So 10 perfect faith he bided his sire unit
she came one summer evening, as the day
light went 90 rest behind the western hills
and, laying her hand in his said, Il
tired
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CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,

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BowAYros, Conn, Feb. 2, 1879.
DA. o. PHELps Bsows, No. IL Grand Street.
Jersey City, N. J.
Dear Shiny brother who is new In his l4th
year, has been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The spasms would Invariably Occur
during the night, and our local physician here
ooul fdo nothing 10 help him save prescribing
Bromide Of Potassium, which would afford only
atom pOrary relief, He was gradually but surely
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l. Cures Erver~, Congestion, determinations 80. %
Worms. Worm Fever Worm Collie. =,
GrytnF-COc or teething of Infnuts... q
4 DtnrrhGn, Of Children or Adults. ...... 2,
., Dysrutery, Gripping, Bilious Collie 100. Is
. Cholern-Morbus,N Vomiting ............2 %
= Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. ............. o
$ Neuralgia. Toothnchc Fuceache. %
o. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. Is
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach ............ Is
u. Suppressed. or Painful Periods. ....... .25
~ Whites, too Profuse Periods. ............ Is
~ " Group, Cough. Diflcult Breathing ....... Is
u. salt Rhenm, EryHpelns, EruptiOns. g
v, kheumnti-u, Rheumatic Pains. IS
Y Fever mud Ague, Gnu Fever, Agues. 50
n Piles, blind or bleeding ............. so
y, ODhthl amy. and sore or weak FyCs.. go
" dntnrrh, acute or chronic. Influenza. so
", Nhooptng-G Ouuh, violent coughs. o. 30
~, Aathmn, oppressed Breathing. ....... 80
" Ear discharges. impaired hearing. 30
- rcrOfnln. enlarged glands Swelltngs.. 80
q. General Debility, physical weakness 80
-, Dropey and acanty secretiOns. 80
~ een-Sickuess. sickness from riding. 90
"a. Kidney ID sen sc, Gravel ...............5 so
", Nervous Debility. Seminal Emi--
alous, involuntary Discharges. i 90
Five Boxes. with one 81 vial of Powder,
very necessary In serious cases. g 90
= -oTe NOUN, tanker. 80
II, Urinary Weakness, wettirV bed. 30
Y, Pulniul Periods, with spnsms. ....... 80
gatherings at ehnnre Of life-..........-1 &C
~ Epilepsy, Spasms, ~. Vitus' Dance. i %
Dtphtherin, liberated sore throat. 30
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or rs GO large vinls. morocco
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ease "a family IL subject TO, and
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MANHOOD:

LOW LOST, HOW REsToRED.-Justp pub
~ hshed by Dr. Lewis, ass pages, Ihiro Kdi-
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Health. on the radical cure Of spermasorrhs sa,
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the face and body, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced BY ssn-induigeres or sexual e1.
trsvagancs.
The celebrated author, in this admirable treat
Use, clearly demon states, from fsTty yssra sue
ssssfsl practice, that the alarming consequence
Of self abuse may be radically cured, pointing
sut m ode eff cure at once simple, certain, and
sseetual, By means of which every sufferer, Ee
matter what his condition may be, can be effect
ually cured, cheaply, privately and radically.
ss~ This beck should he in the hands Of ev-
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CENTS. Address. DR.. LEWIS, No Z, Beach at.
New York. juns1s-dkvly