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nag Who has not noticed law Of nature,
that nearly all productions of the earth grow
upward? Some giants and vines spread hor-
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receive admiration, and are. thought Of as
coarse and groveiing. So tits with man
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The sun., 1872-08-23


CosGROvE.-on Tuesday, Angus, 20. i'79 Margaret
Coserove the beloved VIE Of Philip Cosgrovo aged
- years.
fhc friends are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral from her late residence" 29O gh av on this rt
dsy afternoon, at ~ O'Clock thence ~ Caysy Gene
terry
CisowE-At his residence as West ioth st., between
9Th and Oth John Grove, OF the parish OF Anna
down, county Galway, Ireland. aged q years.
Friends and relatives respectfully Invited TO attend
the funeral, at O'Clock L.. ". to-day,
DoLAN.-Oa wednesday, August q, Hannah wife Of
land, IN the Sth year of her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Friday, August *
\ O'Clock Z. NJ, from her late residence, S2 East
18th ~.
DURKIS.- Wednesday, August q, Catherine Dur.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
att, nd her funeral this Friday at o'clock, from her
late residence. lsi list aV.
HoLLAND,-on Wednesday, August =, after a short
Illness. Margaret HOiand.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
from the Rooseye cit Hospital 59h st.. between sth and
10th avs.
PELsANG. 90 on Thursday, August o. Martin Pelsang,
aged u years, II mo1ths, and Il days,
Funeral will take place from his late rcsidencS,
Columbia st., New York, Oh SATURDAY, At 10 g.. ".
PHILLIPS. ON "Wednesday, August q, John j. Phil-
lips, In the SHh year OF HE age
The relatives and friends Of the family respect-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on Friday, at !
O'Clock +, NJ from his late residence, 80 Delaney
sCHoONMAkkR.-Mt the Highlands, \. j., on We'd
nesday. August 2 Bridget, wife of Daniel SchoOl.
maker, In the l9th year OF her age.
kcatiYcs and friends OF the fnmliy rceDectfuly
invited TO attend the funeral at her nte residence IN
Easi Ssa st. ON Friday August g. at i0A o'clock A. NJ.
The sun., 1872-08-23
REIL ESTATE MARKEr.

The market continues dun. The protracted
hot weather and the OF the eadrg dealers has
checked real estate operators st the Exchange sales
room almost entirely Tho spproGch TO a sen
salon tins week tLg forced sale OF Stadt Thea
tire property comprising about city lots fronting
sgO& feet on the BoNery, aud running through 10
Chryse street with the old buildings thereon. II was
sold IA foreclosure OF mortgage. The plalpun hid
tl2l 1, and 10 was knocked dOan To Mr. VIM. A. Mar
TIN for 2SW. Jos. NeGuire was the Ructloncer.
Tue sHlrr announced by Muller. Wilkins 4 o. TO take
place Yesterday, were al aduuTsed to opember
The Only announcement M suburban property H ah
auction tae hy Jerc johnson Ir on SEPT s. Of $40 lots
koi ksxsy Beach opd adjoining the MOodshurgh Pa.
Nt0n Hotel New Jersey ard WestChesteT uctloneer1
VIII probably not enter the neld until September.
An important auction sale Of villa property at STAN
ford, Conn, VIII be announced by JeTe johnson
week, We are Rlso aa,isfd " IN extensive tale 10
PREPARATION al tayside, and one ~ whiostOne.
In reply TO numerous lrteTs received making inquiry
concerning tite legitimacy ~ an advertisement In THi
sun, wherein Il held forth that CERTAIN Suburban
Lot A@uclation" VIII sell lot for VI cash, We have
made the necessary investigation, aud learn that a
company OF gentlemeh have purchased large Taet OF
land on the plains, near Babylon, l., L. abol mile
from the SOUTH Side Railroad and are simply selling
them on ~ lots An Tor 81 cahh, or at the rate Of t
per acre The tue - the property IL atesedb by good
LAWYER There Is no lottery of catch about IT, and large
Numbers of persons are buying the LOIS. We All
the more particular TO learn the facts nnce We
aiued that of iD lots already sold, 8N were attracted
by the advertisement m InE SUI. The question ap-
pears t0 be merely as TO the value of the lots.
Among Important transfers note one on the
boulevard south Of 18th street, i0Il&xipKl539, for
ti,Un,
On Inquiry among dealers We learn that nearly all i'm.
portant public sales, Including legal ones, will be post
Ioncd until cooler weather.
The sun., 1872-08-23


soldto the cxtent Of 6o bls. new at Gt. bacon wnf
very uriiI @pXs fancy city short clear heavy NditT,
sold Az tkG tOp Iyett mhef, January, ann eintart;
long clear ted on the spot at SlrGIc; ard
&c. was bid for short clear for August aId
Ssptemher Cut neats we're nrm, apd kaua ara
shoufdcrs scnrcc about 100 bta pieklcd tlnc1 sod y
X Lard was very qRct and miner pnscttled fDr
Western quoted PC IN city sales about mtcs u
SIC. FOR rmc4 ard 8Ic Tor No. drcsscd Hogs quot
NJ esiethc. hnteer frrn FOR emo GRADES, snd ga .
quoted at SsaBe; with western ut 2cs3e. CTesc N
good demand end In small supply; best stat factory
gunteda isNhi3fc. aHf do. Western ~ E"iNr. ~
In limited supply, and quoted NJ 2dgc. fOr Western
express and Stntc.
CoTToN -Wri continued liberal demand for cotton
on she SPOT prices arr c higher Ordinary unchanged.
Alnrkot arm. MkdliRH trlO,e, Re, aIil low mldlinn
Io 2c sales 232 bales of Which iWn were for exPorti
2lG2 for CO nsuption and IN for spec uatiOn Forwg ri
dcnyrrcsin fair rcTurst ~ nc hiVtcr rucsi sa!cs
100 bHlcp cusnr, ny ONcin report at ~ il.fHc Tor
hU9nst, u7pc. for Stptcpih =. 10 7-lfc for October
~ iJlGc. for November gud dtc. for Dereinber The
liverpool market quoted lrin, mddllng sup-
anda, 9N@l0'.
GRAIN Wheat shade nriner and moderately
active mostly for export for snrn9 md milling Cor
The sun., 1872-08-23
Live stock Market.

NEw York. Thursday. Aug. 2s.-rhe receipts
of bccycs yesterday aud to-day were sos car loads OF
8,it2 hcld for the same time last week there were
a,i23. The cattle generally Of poor qualify, and
trade extremely duh ~ decline Of kes kc. " n.
from the quotatiUns Of Monday hast A FEW choine
steers werr sold at lai3 s.. n. and common native
steers at iO0iOtfc. TukAns not wanted, and
cepting two car loads of ulinus fed Texans, fi aud
fnC sold at lO1c. n ia" range was 1fes'fc. Light
ish steers Of G6h cwt. wcrr generally selling at Ia
NC. p.
The arrivals Of sheep and amts yesterday and today
aggregate gt, making 1861 since Monday, against tO
@s for the time last week. The demand fair
and the stock all sold before ut advance OF
fully iIc. p,n. on both shoep and lambs. Sheep wer0
selling at 5a6Ac. n. for common to good, wtha few
6Ge1c; lambs at 79c, with the best State at 9Ha
- c.. and good lots Of Canada at s..
calves were inner at gasSc. ~ u. for milkfed, ana
a yts$Sl0 for lyrassers.
or hogs the receipts for dAys numbered IL ts.
making i5l since Mond1y. against itiis for the
time last week. The market quiet aad unchanged.
Live hogs readily sold at 5HS5kc nj cars of
heavy State hogs az 5Ac OF lght Ohio do, ltf
ne. average at Sc; car good do. s9 bs ay at ;He
car light Do NJ 5c and car good do iS ms. at " 20
? lCO ms Dressed hogs we're steady at Gss6+c, VITA
light DIGS sold al 6tsc.
The sun., 1872-08-23

On the list Of August W, II, Brathwalte, the
wellknoHn photographer At South Sixth and Fourth
streets, Niliamsburgh, suddenly disappeared. Many
placed his name on the list OF mysterious disappear.
aneos, but to members OF his osil family and few
others his absence Was easily explained Some time
ago he vent with friend into u saloon In Broadway,
New York aud there made the acqu4 lntance Of dark
eyed DarNaid, Tho woman heRttchcd him, aud he
Hrgecedhs family and his business and lost the conn.
dnHee Of his wife and friends Meantime the baTInAd
az been adyeneed 70 the position OF mstress ~ tho
saloon, having married her employer. That her aitc
tions however, were placed on The photographer ls
evident from tle fact hat on the az Of BrahNRlie's
disappearance eho too became Invisible II said <lt
both secured all the money they could for some days
previous to their departure, and that they are In
Canada.
Btathwalte left many creditors. among whom IL his
landlord W. II. Weeks over whose store his gallery
situated, and to whom he owes over 20 ne also
leaves wife and six chidren the oldest about II ears
OF age.
Brathwaite and his wife came frOm Englaud, aud
have lived In Wlansburgh several yeals lie was
highly respected and was ut one lime yestryman Ia
81. Marks (Episcopal Church, lie was prosperous In
business aud lived happily with his wife and children
until he net the daTk'tSsd svrcn In the BTVsdway
saloob
The sun., 1872-08-23
4 COFFTNED JJDGE.
The Terrible Enrrt- Of BRA udy-DriHkina In
Hot Mcathcr--trRngr rcrur In thr Park
Hospital Frariu! Le-Snu which Wade
Another Temperance Wan.

The Terrible Enlrt- Of Brrudy-Driuki na In
Hot Mcather-StrHngr -crnr In iIr Park
Hospital Frnrinl Lesson which Wade
Another Temperance Mnn.
Last Saturday wall-kuown ex-.tudge
entered The PARK Hospital in state Of partial
intoNication. He espoke incohcrrnty. enl laurl ed
when warned ~ the danger ~ fimhihiugtuo freely
during the hot weather. On leaving the hospi-
tai the genial Warden Brown advised him 10
seek some shady retreat. else he would be GER
tain to return on a strctcher The Judge strollcd
over to Delmonico'~ and there invested few
dollars Ia :. -. p. brandy He WIS found soon
afterwurd hoy one ~ the Broadway squad At
broadway and neadc street. unconscious
To summon ih" ambulance from Park Hpspi-
ial was the work q iew minutes: Another
The surprise II nr. Nnndewater and Warden
Brown may he imacined when they found their
patient To- be the rS-Iudg". The usual rcstura-
tiVes were appled and the case pronounced
Tie ex-lud.c slept. His breathing Indicated
n drunken stupor. lis snoung alarmed the
other iatients, but stiil he slept on. At length
"a the hour of midnight approached Warden
BrpwI who Is an ardent Temperance man, CON
ceifed the idea ~ curing the Judge of his only
iuhrmtiy. lie sent for a cofin, packed Il with
ice, and then laid the Judge on the Ice The
lights We're turned down and only Tho pais
cleans of the moon entered the room. white
cloth was thrown over the conn. and INC soli-
tary attendant watched the corpse The lie
began to melt, and the Judge began TO revive.
fcN muscular movements indicated returning
consciousness As the influence OF the ice he
came more powerful, the contortiuns increased
ana were .oon followed by violent torrent of
oaths. They fell fast and thick, but still the
SEN ni-conscious orruiast II the cohn failed to
realize lis position. AZ last he opened his eyes.
loo kcd and felt about him, experienced strange
sensatiuns and ~ last took in the situation.
"Groai God % he exclaimed, they think I'm
dead, and are going to bury me-
To cry out Tor help was his Grsi impulse. he
yelled Ike Cumanchc Indian. Warden llrown.
the doctors. the orderlies, and all the patleIte
who gtIild, rus he'd To the poftln. The
sisted that II was not dead, but Il required
very careful examination and serious consul
tttion before Dr. Nandewatc' woiild express An
opinion. lie directed the Judge to leave the
coffin and get into a bed. No. sir. exclaimed
the thoroughly frightened man; "if | ~ To-
slgcp you'll bury me, dead or alive. I'm going
home"
And he did - home. youing never 60 drink
any more. 50 far be has Ecut his wuid.
The sun., 1872-08-23

There were few transactions in State bonds but the
rrt were nearly the sam aslqst reported, Icnncseccs
for irstince sellng at isN@7l sonth Caronss, new,
January and July Issues, AZ Zhs2'L aud Missouri g.
at ff sale 0fNrziril c9 dofCT.Cu report I'd at
isE, do consols At ~, and do old At 81 North CARO-.
lnas. old, reported at 81 10 8 South CarOliias
suld. AZ e hid. sud do. rev Apr and October at bid.
tiy hank shares AMI, only couple Of sales
constituting the entire business Metropolitan
.old at ~ t. FhGIix at re- and Fact River at M
In railroad bonds there n moderately large
business. the interst being pretty evenly divided
among al the favorte Issues There
sderaho purchases - bonds lately placed on
the market az the oncea of the yariou ogcnts, while
some ~ the Oldcstahshed road also in good in
quiry ard command fair prices Pachcs closed
a, ~ A0t; Union Pac Nc ists. sstSSsH land grants,
sohaS - and incomes s6xaSA frie lths selling at
~ New YORK Central =, lOyS@lOl Long Dock
bonds. 70 Union Pacific Railroad LEI mortgage, ~ 4
Union Pacific land grants, Slh c.. PAinsvC and Ash.
new, sN Alton and rerrc Hante Income sag nufilo
and krie new, yi Toledo ana abash 2ds, 9SA Morris
and F,seX lists, b2fy New Jersey Central lsts, new,
@a Cnycland and Pittsburgh con, s.f VI Milwaukee
The following table show. the highest lowest, and
The sun., 1872-08-23
4 sailors vita Grievances.

susan keiin made IA motion before Judge
Barr u Yesterday fur hlmony. She alleges that she
married Dusavus 4 Bclhn IN May le and spent about
fI!W him. In November. OF the same year
she says, her husband went 10 sea- and lived with auo
thcr ln February, ls7, che caused his arrest
for abandonment, ana Justice Hogan ordered him to
maluteuanc".
ln answer he fays that ne nrst met the woman In a
irk tip boarding house that shr has been drunkarl
ud Wursr that hv has procured lodging for her, and
fa.t shc has NJ thC money he gave her support
herself ~ purchasing uuuor. The woman whom he t1ok
"a board hr EMP IL h- tirtrr whose character ~ ftain
l-ss ArdsNts ut Wcrcbhnf- vino know the sister W,re
read 10 SHOW Do rr'sv- liability. Another motion
made by HI counsel for tue dismissal OF the order ~
ttt" on which As arrest had beeu procured Decision
reserved.
The sun., 1872-08-23

THURSDAY, Aug. 2s;-FIouR AND NEAL-Ths
sell lover. shipping grade, scarce Minnesota aud
southern rather more setivo. suPernne. and No,
steady Corp nesl active NJ lhs ate deehns,
.In spIing wheat extras s. iS Is d. double extras,
SiSsS9; do, winter wheat extras and double extras
sih9slli city shPpIng sItIss, sist7S; city trad.
asa family brands, ssatlg1n southern do. do, sya
&e, t3,5OetI.9O
rIotIaoss. Pork vas srmeri sales 2,Yo bbls. st
tiludsllS for new niece cash and seller August
ness AZ slSStls@, and sStTa prime at tn beef haDs
The sun., 1872-08-23

The amount of capital nnding hs way into nrstclass
railroad securities Y constantly on the increase, and
majority OF our leading private bankers are now pac
ing The bonds Of one or more railroad corporations
upon this and other home markets. Messrs. Fisk &
Hatch who, will he remembered, negotiated large
Amounts OF Government issues, have also sold TO In
vesors nearly sixty millions Of nrttclass railroad
bonds, among which may be mentioned the Central
Pacincs The same rn nov Offering the last OF the
Chesapeake ana OhioS cent. gold loan. which, from
the magnitude Of the road and the financial standing OF
thc company IL likely 10 rank with the other loans hcy
have heretofore 80 successfully MAJ keted. Their
here
The sun., 1872-08-23
The Now prcsIdenI Amens the r,po..

The printers plcDic in Joness Wood to-mor-
promises be the mos; pleasant aud largely Gt.
tended Of TIE reason. The Committee Of Arrange.
ments have improved the time gained BY the postpone.
mcnt from last saturday 10 add TO tue usual attract
Typographical Union Nu.Gis one of the largest trade
societs Ia the United states, ard it, annual reunions
are second To none, The hrs lTetidcnt of No. was
Dr. Horace Greeley. aud 10 10 expected that the
rraIN "A 4 al
The sun., 1872-08-23

On "Wednesday evening John Peterson went
the house Of Mrs, Oldson, who lives alone In North
Berger, and made indecent proposals TO her Although
Mrs Odson IL very Old ana feeble she resisted PctciS
son, who seized bottle and struck her on the head
inhlcuug dangerous wound The scutc Mah heard ly
the ehhurs, ana they FASTENED 10 Mrs udsOus asst
anCc Peterson cscapcd, bat Nas arrested yesterday IN
Hob0ken, and held by Justice Ohulliygu.
The sun., 1872-08-23
IIcnyy FniIu,. I'm Ioudop.

LONDON, Aug. -Messrs. Gledstaues a Co.,
large l,st India and China merchants heretofore in
nrst rak D. standing have failed Their liabilities are
A2iWLI fhe arm Is represented In the directory Of
the Hank OF England and other banking Institutions
The failure nattens the market Tor ConsOIs,
The sun., 1872-08-23
Sprtial llutitrs.
SprulI IIotltrs.
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED.
NO PosTPONEMENT FROM SEPT. as


To me PhAc:
The Trustees Of the Public Library of Kentucky be.
ing satisfied from the large sale Of tickets already
made, and the daily increasing demand FOR thcm that
there win be no occasion for postponng the second
drawing in the Gu Concert in and Of the Public Library
OF Kentucky, have instructed me, as their agent and
manager Of the Gift con crt, 10 say 10 the public and
ticket holders that the drawing viii positively take
place on sept. 2s prox and viii not be postponed An
active demand for tickets from every State and
Territory of the United States and from the CanadAs
giving TO the Trustees that circumstances
eau prevent drawing at the Appoiutcd time.
sufficient clerical force u engaged to keep up with
the orders for tickets and in order that this once may
be relieved of the immense pressure Incident 20 the
business for the week immediately preceding the
drawing, sgents especially and those desrous Of pro-
curing tickets requested to send In their orders
nedatcb, AZ sales viii have 20 be closed in time 10
make the necessary preparations for the drawing II
Is the wish Of the management to MI every order for
ticket well TO sell all the tickets but those who
apply inst must hrst be supplied II those Who put
on buying until sales closed have their 70.
turned instead OF the ticket, ordered in the nrst ut
Concert in December last. when thousands Of dollars
that came too late sent back, they viii have
~ blame but themselves.
THos r. BRAMlETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, KY Aug, 49, lsI2.
Send for tickets circulars to Major THOMAS II.
HAYS IL charge branch once, 600 broadway.
s C0E0ifA q pAE sA. I1s EINE .o opr9R =
plrE is paving ali the side aks and grading tie
vii be- S' % Sn MS s@fs Ss
aa o s tR m s nS sn'Se .sS I sS p5 4sta m & G l5
the property and hue srho lhouse. Corons has over
Tain; daily yr I VII have r sns 2'sit st iaa a.. e.
s SSH ssSy TSs gG ot iS's ac. R.
steam from n,s New 6 ey 3a, z minutes from th
ferry; For lime table see Diiy News. Maps free.
The sun., 1872-08-23
Suslntss lo.itts.

The hest place In New York to buy reliable
Watches hne diamonds rich, fashion BILE iewery, aud
sterling silver wedding presents, Is sQClRES y Fulton
st. Diamonds specially.