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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
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mteien waren uno curb 8sr;1aerun9 cer
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der eeeinl9t baben. Mubetoem bat @o!z
leftur Mrtbur an Die &aufeute bic Nufz
foroerung ersebsn lo0en> ibm lbrtftlihe
8elbwerren iter ale lebetforoerun9sn
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pielen 3uaeftdnonillen t1nnen Die Smz
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balp ras meitere MAIDEN, bob 0e cen
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gang le9t.
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- B{ttere6 Mlter.- Gin ar
mer oebrp4ensr @rsi6 in rem ~ltltensr
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mencommi0dr BauAb uno bat penlelben
ibm aufsseint9e Sage S5pah uno YRest
gu 9ewdbren. &utleoge6 8ater @omarr
mar elmer Der pier Nboeproneten SUocaz
roltno6> melde bic neutrality-suspicious.
run9 untersei6neten. uno Der @obu
frrt jeBt BIZ oS alS wabrer AbaSperua
I'm 2anoe umber. Ct battle cine Tamiltf
9ebabt, aber ldmmtlt9e Mit9lteoer bers
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bate aud einmal 9lutlide Sage 9el eben
unp Elm @d6neS BeiBtbum fem ei9en &C.
nannt. Daslelbe puroe tbm but1 biz
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mabren Stnne peS @orte6 9eraubt. unc
nun wanpelt er pie emit Der blinee, Don
ieinen ei9enen @Dbnen pertrtebene &Dnio
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@ater ol6 Tremoltne ron plab III ploB,
obne cine mttleipt9e Ssele, aeibwet9e
cenn cine treue Eoater M%ntispne> ale
pae9erin CUR Sette su baben. SIT ee1
Ebat, etn berries Sos! 5srr Bauob
lancte ben frdnfl|den @rei6 tn ba5 dr.
menbouS, camit er Ietne mtcen @lteoe,
ausruben lo1en uno 19 etwaS erbolen
fam, Soften nit, cos fb mtIoe Men>
iden fnren> Die Dem l1n9lldli9en ben
ipaten Abeno leines 2ebens beba9li9 ma=
ben.
Gus Nurnber9 miro 9elhr!eben
WQes, mas Der Ofeni6 gun, 2eben becoyf
1T lett ;ebn Sabren urn Die 6dlfte &C tic
gen. Die berlbmten NiirnterBer 8rat;
wurfe boben ie utn eiuen &reuser oui9ez
}dla9en uno ftno nur NOD unter een>
0er9rDberun9salale ia enteefen, bic
&nadmarfe ltno 70 9roF, bob fe jebt ben
Namen uTleil6ni6s" erbaltcn .babsn, uni
ca5 8ier, cteIer Stol; Bayerns uro 1pes
cieQ NirnbersS 1T, perbd!tniBmdbts nie|
tbeuerer ais 1orma!8 Ter Bein unp wirt
INNER olnaer, Die 8rauer raoeeen imme,
oider. @lei@wobl iuhten piele UNI
@teuernudlab fur lire @el96fte mad
pel9e6 @eluh jepo6 unter aIoemeine,
Gntrafuns BON Der &ammer at9ewie(er
rpuroe.
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&unfausfeQun9, bie @emdlee bef9ti.
|ttoenb Soft I'M 6tmmel, welde TN.
uade oeri@mterter 2etnpano! @te pteI,
9enbtn flrs gelt batte pas seseben!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

Stetttt Il. 81. Tysebtr..* - Sn biedecn
milttdrti1en 8rsilen matt Elm 1eitens
zines neutrality-suspicious. NIT ~leltener
Gredbeit peritter Bstrus> 1orte roa
oletdSettt9e ger|dpincsn bss Ebdteys
nidt ~9ertuge6 Aufltb:n. Derlelbe, auf
Dem Bureau einss 3ablmeifer8 belddfs
ttat benubte benumtann,cab III benz am
81. B. Dt. berp; ftsbenpen %&1bnune5,
taae fir paS betrsfenpe Battalion Elm
@prl9ub BON $4,000 IbaIern bel Der
Observation-Disclosures ibli@, erboben
mereen iolte> jur Nusflbrun9 etneS piels
lei&t ldn9f 9sbesten ploneS, lh in Be-
lIB oieier beceutenosn Summe 5u leBen
unp ramit oas Bstte ,u iu9sn, penn
auaenl&einlt@ bate er ucvber 1hon bic
n5tbi9en Bdlldun9sn corsenommsn, um
ben sur @nbrtn9ung elmer fall9sn Quit>
tuns m1al{&erpeile %oseianeten Moment
nidt 3u Yerldumen. 1as BalG feat, ouf
@runo peien Die Grhstuns Der $4,000
Sblr. BET Der &ssieruuoebouptfa6e er>
fol9te, enttielt> wie mir b5,en,ct ldmmt,
lt9en unteri@riftn rer GaNenccmmi]>
fionSmtt9lierer, welde Der Mlpirant iebr
sei6idt nadseakmt bat, unb trus aud
Den Nbprud ces 9ataiuon6i1empels, ~
welaem er su 9elon9en wuete* Ser
tsde Tdll6er bate lcaar einiae Sage rpr
Dem ermdbnten Iermine sundttf raaTalz
l1ffat i'm Bureau Der f0ntSl;hen Sntenz
cantur pralent'rt, UNI zen erf oroHlihen
Mumeiluno6osrrerF rie}sr Bet1roe sue r
lon9en, unc mar i'm er1isibe, ba Nuse
inSrrnun0 idien, unbeanlenest ertbsi!1
mOresn. Nunmehr aolt e6 nod sinf
weitsre Ghmiert9trtt III ttelniusen, Uni
ro8 Welp felt It nbetn su f6n;en. Isr
Diennbeftbl }6r'en cor, coB rtsG; htbunQ
ether 70 nambaften Summe i'm Nelleit,
etne6 Sffcters reS 5ruppentbetls5 oez
laebfn muete, aber aub bis>fur botte ee,
id!aue 8etriiaer @prlrree oe>roHsn. 81
perI9afte itd einrn B%s,trauten, cer Off,
cier8> Uniform anlessn mubte, I'm ibr
na@ cer Ne9ierun9abaurtto1e su bsolei=
ten> no ct remle ell en- CUR 8yIBern Gt1ers
belt ben Naren etnes, pomJts9iment al:
%eommanoirten Sifcisrs bei'e9te, ccl1en
Yerl1nlt6fett weni9er tsforut NOR. Die.
ier Sci erSbelfer, rsr rrabr'As1nlih lstner
Nntbeil an Ger erihmiultlttn 0sic(urz
me papon Qetragen BAT, mub ete liter
notnrene Goue ntht miner fed ais &c,
Uallber islbit 9slpte|t hob:n> tenn hi
2dulhunA oeluna r%ou|;dnct9 unp rtt
Summe pom $4,000 Iplrn. nurce au'
oir Nc9terun9ebauptcoile Yen bticen oul
bic, aud bier in Orpnurg befunrene2ln
peilunG re|p. Suiltur9 ertoben, pbnt
pob feiten5 cerGoNtnbgamten cer 9ertnSs
tie Bereadt eeid'Dpit mu!cc. Ser per
iitte 8etrug fteute fld eff siniae Sag
|p1ter berous> ole ser 3at'nei1er rsl
Bataiuoa6 felt|i msaen G%thstun9 rec
beuHtbi9ten Oelrt5 ouf ccr G7tencantul
e1|dien unc ibm bier III fein:r 3irmun:
oe1unA beceutet 13rrce> :1b Ger Aefotoert'
Wnwetlun9Srsymelf iton srhsilt uni
Elm @oridub pcn $4,000 lb:rn. 9cbuht
lei.
Der fll9tiae Gi|l5sr> pslder ether
G%or(prun9 DON etrI iroet2oAe ysmenne1
Bat, lit IT. dtrisaih enfolot
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Ser 9aasetnftar5 tn Trahffnrt
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reber bic teleerapbiid bereits eemeloez
te &ata 1ropbe in 6ranffurt a. 0fatn BE-
ridtet po6 Tranffurter Sournal unterm
1. Mdrs: Das prpjsct oe8 Ntbru9s Der
SuoensaHe 1T 70 alt, aIs Die &ufbebuno
Der Gboriperre jener fnftern@a Sbz
ldon Die 8ebbroe gum 3wede Der Nte<
perle9ung na6 unb mad fat '1dmmtli9e
auf Der weili@en @eite eeleeenen 6duler
aneetauft bat unb bic eeieB8ebenpe Ser
lammluns bel Dem @rwerb Der ein3elnen
piectn Die 8eotnsun9 al6balotoer Niez
eerlc9uns fteute, 10 wurce BOD nidt RAID
eantt oorBeean9en. Wan riff balo bier
balo oa etn5aus nteber> fptefte bie9ta@~
'barbduier nur tbeilwetie uno mics bic
@ebnung eepSbnlt@ iol@en Gamilten
an, pel9e nit ibrer Mietbe I'm &iditonp
eeratben rparen unp pboa9lo8 muroen.
Die Baufdutoteit ber 6auler puroe I'M
mer aueenfdut9er uno man mubte ltd,
munpern, pos nod fein u%n0lQdsfau ft6
eretenete. 9eute baben mir penn bic
Tol9en oteier bimmellaretenren Tebrldis
itsfeit Dor Mugen. Cine mabrbaft entz
leBli6e &atafrppbe sonD imenfonen, Die
'elbf Berlin binter iih lal7en>b bat 1id gu
%oetra9en. @twa 20 Minuten na9 led6
utr fiel BON einem in Der Mitte Der SUI
oen9o1e 8ele9enen 5aule e{nSt0dMauer
in. ben 6of uno 3ertru,nmerte etnen Sci
ltaltaQ. Der paour9 reru.iaGte 2drm
beftimmte etne Mn;abl in Dem 9auie be-
lnolibsr perlonen, ft4 al6balo gu entfsr>
men. &aum batten fe jeopd bic StroBe
erretdt a!S 2 6duler> Don penen etne6
me9en 8aufaQisfeit nidt bewobnt war,
mi! reno co5 aneere 80 B%empbner bate,
in f6 sulammenfursten uno MQe6, paS
16 prinnen befanr, unter tbremSdutt be-
sruben. Gus per Na@bari6aft unp Der
naben &alerne elite iofort 5ulfe berbei>
AUDI Die Teuerwa9e ber9erren 5olsmann
uno 3iem tanren CUR SteIe UNI idritten
lofort fylemati16 gum 5tnweerdumen
BET Grummer. 3und@it fam Elm Wann
in nadtem 3uNanpe unpsrlebrt berau6eez
froaen. Damn fisb man al9balp aui
tbetls 1hwerosrleBte, tbeil6 tobteWe l9en.
Bis IL ubr bate man IL Goote uno 5
8erwuncete (%carunter 6 &tneer) au6oe<
9raben. @intee8tncer waren unperlebrt
bon BRET Sc amiaern maren 3wei foot
einea> Elm fleine6B Ibben> mobl erbalten>
ebenl u Elm Mdc9tn DON IL Sabren. an
elmer SteQe fanp man bic 2ei6e elmer
6rau nit ierl6mettertem Sddoel unp
etneeerldter Brut> mdbrenD ttdt pauez
ben ibr &ino gang bell war. Die Hetz
tuneSarbeiten me1cen fortgelebt "a nod
etwa II Menl6en Dermtbt peroen> bon
cenen man nod etni9t lebenp 81 ftncen
bcft IS spercen ndmlt9 i'm Seller ee6
5auie6 6Ulf erufe oernommen. Da Elm
Nad ltir;en berNebenbauler befQrbtet If,
fo wurpen bieielbsn nit Soften p%erbunoeu
unp beute nod erfol9t Der Nbbru@ perz
1elben..
Na619rift. DaS e{ne Der beis
ben einseitursten 5duler (unb snar roa
b%emobnte) war nod nt6t In oaS Gt0enz
tbum Der @topt iiberoe9anAen, i~onoern
9eb1rte nod Dem Sbubmoder S6dfer,
uno e6 paren osmlelben DOR ment9enWo>
den 5000 f. Don Der 8et1roe Dergeblt9
8eboten pprpen.
2 ubr Na@mitta9S. Die
Nrbetten an Der unolld5fdtte tpers
BEN eifrieft fort9eieBt obne bis jeBt etnf
mettere 2eide %9efunoen III boben. Gcot
fno iieben &inper> 5wei Grauen uno prei
Wdnner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Il

In reeu5irten Naeen.
tablbar bet allen ppfamtern In
Dsat16lano>
&urembur9>
ben Nteperlanben,
O1nemarf,
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6 9weben n.
9Dtuius 8rp'S u. Dunbar,
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iua8s-Uertebr.
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Tclprre lateQe .yt mic Mt nc 9&beer II. 9GtNn ~91bzIfodine in unirer
Snoe m1brcnr RS Sahrre 1871 Ae9en onoec Molh{ncn of rc yrptc 9WhQt
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

ct. pauL Minnefpta*
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staa. T!lustsune CUR Ssrflsuns Der Depenerten. Su1
ssf {areere, bentnmte 3eit uns anSertraute @tlfer Ser'
@iuins 8rp's II. Dunbar.
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In hstten oDer Banauters au 8efeate Bedfel t6nntn
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,NtQius Bro's u. Dunbar.
@plb uno Stlber.
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QEtQius BroS u. Dunbar.
Dte @tn3tebun9 BON @rb1@aften
ess .as sneats ses %{snahtesn gstssra"s gen, tn ,xs sasa
DiQius 8rp's u. Dunbar.
8pumadten>
k.sra}a etue, gerstatsletfunes, @aen.anes- unb an'
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Ssnt atauh etn8espeenen Btlber tablen pr bier tt
t&it HuB..
WiQtuS 8ro'S u. Dunbar.
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G8 eYett ib aus SbWsn, cb 3mt 6unrert unp Gut 0omen (bern Namen
unb NptnunNu su nennen mir bic Grlaubnib bahen wenn ipldes Solon9t Miro
Die 2cutun1ef1bMit unp ben rep. QSutb Der ncuen gEteekr IT, gtNpn 9een Die
pten9enonnun Mtotinen protit uo nur neun uo rreEg &aufer fir neun pr@
itnrene Wonincn Utrt0 oIalen> wehe6 Yrtteit nur rr unp Elm baHNn &iuer
fir ree Ben onreHn aNoidinen 9e9en Gin 5uncet uno ner up edas fir bic
ySbekr Il. Wt}pn ausmadt.
e~Sarrtr o., 9Sgeeler,
GngroS uno 2etai( gerfauier, geo. 1873 2rite srab> ct. Saul, Mjnn.
P s-@ra , crrtHau p bMa Ter Wmnrmlun1 tu pbn gpdier n evanem NIB rsR I'D !rua
din &x dadsA4@M ! i ware n&t HR9tt4 ns Gs nx ans HstsH Lam5a Sc stxa
The sun., 1872-12-23
4 DUTCHMAN SOLD.
How he was Made TO Believe thut lie had
Drawn IA Capital rriYe THE Worst Victim
OF the Louisville Lottery.

F'cu ~. Nr"oHGl Re- "hYcGr.
Saturday morning. at the hour of the
draw ing of the Louisville lottery. two Teuton-,
clerks IN the Adjut,ut Generals Office, wore
vending their way, with the usual stolid indif-
ference ~ putrhmen, 10 work. Each had
ticket IN the lottery Aforesaid, and each cN
p"ct,d to draw the hTst pftle, with u. GttCn nd
ant supply o. lager, pretzels. blood puid etc.
The \. q. q. has never b'tn nj los f't wags,
am one projected aud eant a Telegram soon
after Iiuc 80 be- butld NJ On NCw York avenue,
near seventeenth street. addressed 20 our friend
llart4, informing ham tht he had drawn the
Al the t!me Of Its receipt the corpultnt Ger
r.n was FASTING. Selling the telegram hc oprn-
ed II with more nervousness than wood dis
played AT his hanging. anu reading IL contents,
plunged his paste brush into the paste pot,
NthIrcT 4, and Gn4cl.ins 1t ,p 1sS,n,t me cell
ing. eNclaimcd ohrntiemei, I 90 not more
snatching his hat he rushed 20 the War de-
par mynt building proper 70 see the officer In
charge, hut meeting the placid Dave he was IN
formed that some gensr,l service clerks were
BE- seen. Chanug with the delay, he wanted 10
90 in de o'clock DRAIN" he exclaimed 1
monish on Nv What All draws % in their loddery. Dave.
must got den days or goes der building out =
In his frenzy he rushed to the room Of Max
tho "imperturbable," TO get some sympathy, but
only TO receive the cold shoulder, and TO bear
what no man could endure the gIbos aud
heart with his hand he exclaimed with true
Dutch emphass, Don't II you boor CLERKS ish
gejous init me because you don't draw nOtings
turned half dozen somersaults toward the
VT II door. striking the light-haifed messenger
I'm the back Of the neck, and with Dutch tam
says, How you was been, hcyf don't yas see
you dis long ime. am worth $75,OO0 Ain I
II? Gone and get some lager"
Cranmer mot the one that was burned for
principle, rein 'orced with several temperanoe .
clerks, attracted by tho noise otherwise they
never leave their rooms, and the graduated first
floor physicians, suffered themselves to be borne
20 a neighborug restaurant 10 allay, II possible,
the nervous state Of friend HartI by drinking ?
moderately to the health Of a fortunate fellow
clerk.
Armstrong, VI D., seeing the palpable neces-
sty for some safety valve TO keep down 20 rea-
sunablG pressure the spirits OF hls Teutunlc
patient aud prevent utter exhaustion, recon-
mtuded he t.raw n keg % lager 10y q s'rn- uf
sausages from the War Department to the navy
yard, and he would SEQ him before the evening 2
train left; fee $1,000.
when last seen he was opposite a restaurant
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, looking quite rational,
and eNclaiminR; "Shentlemen, l am worth
srhenty-hile tousand dollar. Don't ~ Book is
alive and doing veil"
The sun., 1872-12-23
roUNG coUPLE,s SrRUGGLrs.
A Husbands Intempern nee aud the Tragedy
which Followed.

which Followed.
Between IL and II o'clock on Saturday
night Onloer Dawson of the Washington street
police station, Brooklyn, was attracted by the
groans Of woman TO the corner Of Prospect
and Charles streets. She was seated on the
curbstonc, and man knelt by her side holding
her head. A knife covered with blood was In
the mans hand. The officer took them TO the
police station. The man gave his name as James
Eldrtt and said that the woman was his wife
Elizabeth. She was weak under loss Of blood.
The police surgeon found four stabs In her
hack, one in her hand, one in her right leg, and
one on the back of her head. The husband con-
feseed that he had stabbed his wife, saying chat
he could not live with her and could not live
without her After her wounds had been
dressed she was horne To her mothers home, AZ
Green lane. The husband was held.
For some time past Eldritt and his wife have
not lived together, owing to his Incorporate
habits. She abandoned him some months ago
and took up her residence with her mother
lie promised reformation and she returned
compelled TO go 20 her mother. Mrs.
Eldrltt obtained employment In Millers
dining rooms, Fulton street, near Prospect
When returning home on Saturday night after
her work, between III and II o'clock, she met
her husband, lie atrove to persuade her To live
with him again, and on her refusal he drew =
dirk and stabbed her as described.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Bonner visited Mrs.
Eldrtt. He thinks that the wounds, though
Tho husband bitterly regrets his act, and
AnNiously inquiries from every one the condition
OF his wife. They have been married four years
and have one child three years old.
The sun., 1872-12-23

There was moderate business in state bonds, at
slightly lower quotations. 1cnuessces sold az ~, Nir
gina consOls at S5. t56 do, dc;erred al ISM. Mssou
&c a. % ., do. htnnls aud 81 Joseph isue at "
and New York state - bounty loan, TeEFtered. a 5
south Carolnas, new, January gnd July issues, wee
quoted at 2S 20 - Continental Bank shares sold
So: In railroad bonds tie transactions we're
modeTatcM large aud prices were wen main
tanned. The demand IL steady for some -
the bonds and s further Increase IN the inquiry Is
soon expected. The Immense amount Of capital st
anOat through the January disbursements Will seek
inN stucLt and this Cs. Of securities viii be greatly
benefited thereby Union pacinc lists advanced to ~
The other sales werc as follows Central Pacincs 0gs
Cigk Union Pacific land grants, fSi.f1si incomes,
SNcsSH Western Union Telegraph j., @; Hudson
River 2ds ~ Cxinterest2s lO2; Lake shore dyidei
bonds, sS Alton and T. II lst Itgage, lulS Chicago
aud Northsestsrn Consos, ~; Toledo aud shash "a
mortgage, G New Iersey Central lists, new, lc9 New
Jersey Southern lists al Pittsburgh Fl W andgChcG.o
lists, f0iHs ioI g. u and Pacific u, lf9A .lO4 MI
Nashville cons. 80, 20.
The sun., 1872-12-23
JICk FROST'S REIGN.
The Sunday Skating In Central Pm rit and the
Driving In II n rIem I.nne.


The Canal street and Eighth avenue cars
were yesterday crowded every trip, the intense
cold drawing multltudes out Of the city in
search OF sleighing and skating. As the cars
arrived In rapid succession at the entrance to
Central Park, they sent forth their loads. For
such as desired to view the Park In its winter
garb, sleighs Of all kinds were waiting, from the
cumbeno ome omnibus two-horse sleigh, calcu-
lated to convey an unlimited number Of passen-
gers through the Park at twenty-five cents
head, to the lighter, but still somewhat dlminu-
tive vehicle In which man, II SO inclined, might
take his mother-in-law for an economical ride.
Jus; above the Park gate the cars entered
uuon tract Of country drelry enough at any
time, but In its frozen aspect dpubly dismal.
The unfinished roads covered with
tack were numerous ponds, on whose frozen
surfaces an occasional youthful skater was dis
porting himself on one foot, having no skate on
tho other. On mounting an elevation overlook
ing portion OF the Park, however, a more lively
picture was presented to the passengers in
the. car. Hundreds OF skaters covered the
lake, and their numbers were. every mo-
I1sI ment being augmented; nr, In all diree.i9ns
bells Sounding clear and pic pleasant ant" upon ,"'h the
fro, a % @n s"SpS S Gs % PSs Sehnd
country until Manhattanylle was reached
Here the road for miles was In superb condition
for sleighing. As far as the eve could see, the
wheeled vehicles were seen. They looked
singularly out Of place among the multitude OF
eitlEIr gluinR over ine rOau. Inc sport WIS
INDUCED in, however, at the expense Of pedes-
tranism. Walking was almost Impossible. or
only To he done at the imminent risk OF being
run over by occupying the centre Of the road, or
sustaining severe fall by attempting TO move
Oh the glittering sheet Of Ice.
Among the notablcs out was the veteran
sleigher, George Francis, who Is usually the
first to take the road, driving a fast bay hor,e.
Alderman Charlock, Assemblyman Cox, from
Minnesota. Z. ID. Slater, and BENJAMIN ID. For
rest, were also out, AS was also Mr.. Robert Bon
nor, spinning over the snow behind Startle
james O'Brien, too, was there, apparently en-
enjoying himself immensely, as he dashed along
drawn by magnificent span Of white horses.
The sun., 1872-12-23

SATURDAY, Dec.21.-FIOuR AND GRAIN-,nhe
was nrmer aud more active market for -four, mainly
In good TO prime shipping extras, AZ fIst725. wheat
doing better, with moderate business In No. Mlvau-
kee at tlt6A@sl5 81, and 10 spring at Sl.es: Cor,
mixed In store at eskc.i little else done. Oats du!l
prime new Sed, &c
CorroS-very dull. and prices wholly unchanged; low
mddllng uplands closed ai le~c the spot, 3l"-
for December. i0kc for January, flLc. for fcr arr
~ 1916. for March NC. for April, and nhc. for Nj
GRoCFRIEsOf coffee. Gan bags Rio from the cari,o
the steamer Merrmac sold at i6IfGi9c. gold. Sugn
were stendy with salss Of OlcQ bags rernambuco at'
&c; fair to 20 Od refining quoted ut 9kershc.
PRovIsioHs--Pork dun and nearly nominal old mess.
fi3.sj; new do, tls15; and extra prime tli0 Baco
DO for jsnmry Lice; long clear for February a.
dry satcu shoulders, and 10KQ i2c for smoked hams.
Lard nrm but quiet prime Western steam closed ~
7lc. for December Ike for January, 81 for February,
SIC for March and SIC for pril city lard, 7Hs7hc
SuNnRTEs-N Nhiskey declined to s1c. Tallow was IN,
demand at sN@slc for prime Western and city Urude
petroleum declined 10 ike with large sales for neA q
week. Frcights moderately active; wheat TO Law, r.
pool, e4d by sail, aud I'd. by steam.
The sun., 1872-12-23
Real Eslate Market.

With the exception Of the novel sale OF lots
by Jee johnson at Kingston, In Ulster county the pub
lie transactions Of the past week consisted " legal
sales merely. number Of important transac tons at
private contract have been reported, sthoueh the APP
proaoh Of holiday week has evidently diminished bus
ness generally Among private transfers we notice ono
by " X stevenson Son Of o fourstory, high -stoop,
bTownstone dwelling snd lot ssSico, No. go Fifth av
enue on Columbia College lease at tsV per annum, tor
t55,O0O.
sale ~ some Interest also, was that Of lot south
cast c,rner Of Ffth avenue and Nineueth street, To
Senator Thomls J, CrcamCr for Eo.rG; two lCI aud