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TIE ST1TB or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wftmSero- O. Dec Spirits THrpesHDe CUTS. al a3e, De-
ce1ner lersg Roas ane % TO- bu er5 option for ss
December dveyi ~ - e rtra Me- Crne lapebeae %" "
80 Is Tor Hard Tar sod Il - - 1890.
ExwOHLEays Dee l6FloDr am Good Treble Hsra Ssmpsol
Family IrsB5L and 6rmsfg White, @ Ost brtf
Daa and 81 ~ Hay ssaree sne sf Pnme
49, ChOos 80 duh; Mess 81 BAf0n fcafeei ShgaSe
Sc RIB Gle Clear Saes lie Tart Sss ana Bra cicr.
6ia8i Cog JaGt Inferior 3tablc; Lomon I~'5ct
Pair ~ Fnr P sr Pine 10 strictly Prime, ygie Moassts
Common Psir s00sis Prime u reIs PINE sxdS
Wh and higher L0uans, c i1d1n1 ~ 70
here. Coge, anr at lbIdsje BfebangcoisThSg s3i HeSi
Sglt. i9g i~cosnt God, t2i
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LATEST SHIP NETS.
tor otler SHIN Aews ere Seco1ld Pdce.l
ARRIVED.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Burs Ther Nor J. Prochen, Cork d days. Ia ballast
Bark Asia (Norl, SsbsarL leenstgsG o. ballast -
Blk Eastern of pewsysnl Foster Deerr % dJs sds
and n0ilsea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DOr9s De l6-Anvod. sp fFcy from bsaTisj brig hs"snss
frou No ie.
Cnaars.ioS g, DEE l6Aryod. bark Investigator ifS'@
Havana.
HAvANsNs. Ca is.-ArnTei. sssn69p Gen bsTes hon
newo0d FROM DcnaGls tearei s.i9 mrs sa
Lverpooi, schr - Mrh Tor s. john n u baiea
self Sasss l. Davis, Tor NeW-fOrk.
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5ueslal Notifies
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Eire-DrOof buildings.

FFe-2roof buildings.
THE NEW slREpRooF STRUCTURE on NASSAU. FULTON,
AND ANN STREETS.
THE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE
EDIFICE IN THE CoUNTR'
SPLENDID cHAscE yoa rEoPLs DSsIana OFFICE ROOMS
BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES. MERCHANTS AND MANU-
FcrUsEas. ArrEsrIosii
APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN. 80. PINE STREET
sEE ADVERTISEMENT on uGHTH PAGE.
Thing, Hoped FOR.
isSI T. DIckiSsoS'
TUESDAY syESisG Dee IL. 8 O'elocl
;s g s.: :;'f 5; H. 1 = :' .I e e e.: s
SssS,y Hall BOaa~aI. .sa at seArssr. 81 Bse.4..y
Meet a Chsnden
EXTRA DRY CABINET.
ACKER, MERRAIL a CONDITS,
CH1MBgRsST. ana BROADWAY and F0RrY-SEcOSDsT
Amerirsa lnsttute.-Tbs snenlmsnts The By-LAss
nestrs Deser ady ioI dstn1aioa %
Ih VI ms Inta;s, ,. Cooper budius
JOHN X. GAvlr. Rec Ser
American Institute Farraers' Cisb.-rhs Clns nce.s
RVERK ESDN o'clock the % the lzsututs 10 The
Cooper Bu1S naaral Improvement iayitsS
10 .ttsad NATHAN Z. My, Pres.Assa
JoaS w. c1A.s.a', Secretary
The werkiaswemss's PrsIscsye yaisa,
drss Of frauds and nposhsss
amos AossehoA lkAChkks
COPYIsTs rRADRswOERN, CLERK he, sappled 70
obtaining enpezent wsSss shsk have
An ss % chssze
- Paimcr,s lFscuia plan Mngnctic Renediese
Csuh pton Dyspepsia and NERVES. Atceaa hA<sos
ievsu Paeas BOARDED r. A. PALAkk, Mssuetc faJ
ae.u West Twesty ssveathA, CITY. send ios csiArs
Dr. j. ~. schsnok PalsspA. - again be At Ns coasasss
asa Rssss g9Ba a.. Hes.IStk 90 TUESDAY. Dew. III,
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cATrLg MARKgTa 80. +.

CncAGo Dec i6CiTrLE rsT dub receipt, isD hes6 sen-
ing tons Skipping esrs buishe eog and good 's ofSn '" "
~ G5nsS 20. shipments saturday 9l3 bead
Iioe1 active higher; recp 90 bead packers Dd'nf
mer : Ssiarlay, 3,2y0 heat
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al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed wssA fsa
nd
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STATEN ISLAND.

RICnMoSD.-The County Police have made
Isg srTess. aud recovered property worm N9'OI 20
during the past Is months.
srAPLErOs.-At the Kingsley N. +. Cburrh anh'ef
sary sunday, tSu0 wEs sibserinod Nhoh VIII eiesf
on tho ohuroh's entire dcOt-
NEW BRGuros.-The Peoples NORTH shoro tenY
CoIupauy seslis likely 20 pTof9 Iaote' AH9 ou VVu
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THE NEW glRRpRooF STRUCTURE on NASSAU FULTON,
AND ANN STREETS
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THE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE
FDIFICE IN THE COUNTR'
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S-RocnELLE.-The work of grading the
Harlem RIVER Port Chester Railroad Is rapidly
preaching eomplrrion 1nres thousand tuns OF steel
rails are on their way from England for the road and a.
soon A. they arrive the work Of putting them down will
m pushed forward vigorously The frogs &c the June
ton of the road with tue Seg-lOrk and New Haven
line az Rochelle, were placed IN position ON SUNDAY
AUD the nrst rail OF each track OF the new railroad may
therefore. be considered laid
HuIrE PLAINs-An adjourned session ~ the County
Cour, aud c0ar ot sossiOus Will cont enc to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
NETWORK CITY.

The German Consul-General acknowledges
the receipt u s1 In gifts OF from q to t25o for che
sufferers along the Baltic coast and sOleit further CON
TiDutiOns.
Controller Green yesterday paid the labOrers
on the &c inch main pipes to Dec l. o. and those
on small pipes 60 the date, 097 He will &C.
day the balance due the smapipe laborers, 1922 o.
Gen. VIM. II. Morris, Inspector-Generai on
Gov Dix's STAFF for several years officer IN the
regular army served CALAMITY during the war OF the
n beOu severely wounded la the battle OK the
wilderness.
The case of Foster, the car-hook murderer,
appealing a trial. argued ut Albany. yester'
day before the Court OF Appeals by John X Porter for
Poster aud Dstfict-Att0rney Garyin IN opposition NO
decision was reached.
Exception having been taken TO the amount
OF duties collected silk ribbons. the Treasury Depart
ment has ordered Collector Arthur 70 liquidating
such goods until the Department. has had an oppor-
unity 10 review its opinion IN relation TO tie matter
The following is n comparative statement OF
the contallou, diseases OF the past weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
ArArAL EXPERIMENT AT YoNKERs.

Some time last Summer one Coffin, a con-
tractor on line Of the NewYOrk and Boston Railroad
lett several Of nirogycerne the railroad about
two miles east OF Yonkers. The cans in wooden
boxes, with ithe necks projecting. Around these
was board fence, with notices follows: "Dangerl
Dangerll Danger Let nothing tempt you to touch,
or even go near the contents Of the Enclosure 1t is
pitro glycerine." -Four young men q Yonkers, John
Donneliy, age 10, Of Mulford-st; VIM. Terry age
Il, of vneyardavej Michael Callagee of Vino
yard-ave, and George Hill, age 49, of Hillside,
went cunning yesterday. Coming to the incosure Don
nelly and Terry got behind trees while the Others think
ing IL is supposed, that they OF safe distance,
threw stones the test the explosive power OF
their contents. Az consequence, they were blown TO
atoms At last accounts not a remnant OF HLps body
could be found, though Fragments OF hs clothes had
lodged in neighboring trees, and only fragments Of
Calageos body had been recovered Donney and Terry
were badly manged but the trees saved their lives
Terry will probably lose the sight OF one OF his eyes, The
windows OF Il eoaehhouse in the neigh6orhood was
shattered by the explosion. D0nnely and Terry were
sent TO st. Johns Riverside Hospital, YOnkers aud po.
loemen we're detailed collect the remains, and guard
them TIL the Coroner should arrive Great e1-
element prevails In Y0nkers, and Coffin Is strongly con
dtmned for leaving gycerine where even such folly as
this could explode IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
EVACUATION DAY.

Military parades and bright display of
limiting ON the public buildings signaled yesterday the
anniversary Of the retlremeu OF British troops from this
citv. Tho LIST Penhsyfyania Regiment OF Philadelphia
arrived here about IL a. and proceeded directly to
the Grand Central Hotel The regiment numbered $50
men, under command OF Col Latta, and was greatly APP
plauded during the march up Broadway At p. m es-
corted by the It'll Regiment the visitors marched down
Broadway, through Beaver-st. Broad-st, Madenlane,
and Broadway 10 the City Hail. where they passed In
review before Mayor Hall and Gen. shaer. Tho lst
Pennsylvania Regiment paraded ten commands Oh
twelve files front, though much OF the march
ing was done by division front The 7th
turned out ten companies OF "a files each,
stretching from curb to curb. Arriving at the Grand
Central Hotel again, the Philadelphia Regiment staekeu
arms and proceeded 10 the 9TH Regiment Armoty wheIs
collation. had been prepared Upon invitation OF Oo
Spencer OF the 9th Regiment the visitors htlenueu a,
theater in the evening. At midnight they returned "
PHILADELPHIA escorted 70 the ferry by the memhers OF
the 9TH in civilian dress The Veterans OF 1917 aHo met
In the morning front Of ST. Pauls Churchi LOT thel
OF Brighton. Henry Raymond and Col AOram nalP'
they proceeded 10 the 9Th Regiment ArmOry, NhoIe
detail OF that regiment I'm attendance TO escort them
10 Central Park. Here they unfurled the stars ana
Stripes upon the old block fort at One-hnndredanu-
tenth.st while salute OF 10 guns was fired IN seventh
ave, near by An DrntiOn then delivered by tue
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith Of Brooklyn when the Nete-
collation..
Evacuation Day was celebrated in Brooklyn by gon-
oral display of flags upon the public buildings Qua PIT
"a residences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
1Ec1rREs AND MEETINGS.

Prof. J. G. Zachos will lecture this evening
In Cooper Union. on shakespearean Dramatists"
The managers of ST. Vincent de Pauls Lodg-
house for New sboys and Bootbaes NO. % Warrenst
purpose giving feast to the little Thanksgiving
bay.
The Madison-ave. Commissioners continued
TO hear objections, yesterday, to the amounts Of their
awards and assessments Several persons appeared and
stated their objections.
The funeral of the Rev. E. +. Hadley, late
pastor Of the Warren n. L. Church, Brooklyn, took
place at D. M yesterday the Rev Charles Fletcher
officiating. The remains Here inferred az james
port, L. J.
The International Academy of Natural
Science at Cooper Institute has engaged Prof. John
Fraser late Deputy Professor Of English Literature In
the University Of Glasgow deliver series Of lectures
on PhlIology and Literature, the first OF which occurs
this evening. Francis Gerry Fairfield will follow with a
course, discussing tho Science OF the Arts"
The $50 inmates of the COlored Home for
the Aged and INDECENT at the foot Of East s1tyftht
win celebrate Thanksgiving Day with 40 extra dinner
OF poultry, roast pork apple sauce, and other gooo
things In the evening they propose 20 have socaI
time in the chapel with music, aud addresses by Chap
lau Horton and others Contributions Of all Kinds VIII
be gladlYrecetyod.
The second annual meeting Of the Business
womens Union yesterday held IN the Home, NO 20
wiloughbyst. Brooklyn when the Corresponding Sec
rotary Miss Kate Hllard made report for the past
year Finding the building occupied by the Union mad
equae to the largo number OF applicants the work OF
enlargement begun in June last, and completed at
cost OF 50? $50 TO- rs improved and enlarged the Home
is about 3Sx feet IN Size and five stories hgh with a
IL contains CT bedrooms besides cOmmodlons
sittng-roOms aud psf0rs The Union has yet an inder
ednese Of $500 20 meet md earnestly socits snbscHp
ing wear President Mrs. Anna q. Ford; VcePresiden
Mrs Charlotte A. Clark Corresponding Secretary, ME-
Irene Harland Aecordmg secretary MISS Lama T.
BeeChCr Treasurer, Mrs. Mary II, honey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
HONOR 10 TILE POLICE.

Soon after the riots III this city, in 1871, the
Board Of Undetwriters unanimously voted to present
Abe Police Department with beautiful flag In honor Of
the brave condoet OF its officers ana patronen during
che dangerous period just passed and also during
dine IN 1se3 when mob violence threatened stu greater
Ier " peaeeable ctzens The flag presented, yes
srOay rue police 20 the number OF 2o0, assembled at
,. ~ ~ hadsOn-sqasre sDd thence marched through
MsdisonRVe Iwenty-siYth-st to Fiftb-ave Fifth-ave
70 Fourteen thsti FOutteenthst 20 Fourth ave- Fourth
ave. To seVehteenthss where the battaliOns
ny on the plaza front OF the igrand stand Al
tue northern end Of the Unonsquare Park The stand
wac occupied by Police commissioners BoswOrth
Aanierre and Barr IGeOrge w. Nwaze Presdent OF the
Nsw.York Board Of Underwriters, Henry A. Oakley,
President OF the National Board Of Pre- Underwriters
A E. Jewell President OF the Produce Exchange; Ed.
ward King, President Of the Stock Exclange: +. 81
IAthrop President Of the Marine Board Of undewrters;
william f. Dodge President Of the Chamber OF Com
sneree; William a. Camp Manager Of tho Clearing
bouse Naior-Gen Alexander shaleT Commander Of the
Plrst Division Of the National Guard, and Henry b.
Olcot secretary Of the National Insurance Convention
George w. Savage advanced 20 TIC 'front.' or the stand,
and Insde the presentation address 10 Commissioner Boz
worth.
Ihs Ass WIS then handed 70 the staBdsEa bearer Of
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POLICE NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Kate
LuiI committed for stealing 100 from William R. Rose
James Larkins, mason residing at No. IS CARL
Brooklyn % yesterday from the house Of No 2ll Hliyt,
while repairing chimney. He sas instantly killed.
Fowler Stefins. age 8, of No. 424 Crosby-st, New
York. fell out OF coach at EghteenhL and feuhaEe Brookn
yesterday The wheels passed his he'd nuTng him fatally
Charles McNamee age z, of Franklin-ave and
Van Brooklyn and killed Yesterday, By
No Of the FTIREnAYe. line The dTs Michael Ross
rested --s'2- .--a>s,ss.
The BROOKLYN Police Commissioners transferred
Yesterday segesn attached the Fifth Precinct station fos
which there's made their escape Saturday last bursting oPn
Owen (;ormley. age %. Of No. SIS Greenwioh-st.,
attempted suicide a night BY cutting bis throat with hArgenkers
knife the harness shop No S24 GeenS' while 'OserHg from
Mrs. Levi Of No. eos Third-ave. was slightly
wounded Las. night 10 the 'ssl With Ane - The hand. Of one o.
store. The boys escaped.
Patrick Waldron. residing in Columbia-st near
Safest Brooklyn while al WORK Yesterday In the ruins Of Woodruff
injured By falling beam.
Judge Gilbert rendered yesterday, decision in
Booh denhg The application for wit Of error and stay Of proceed
onoer Doushue and sentenced to be hanged
fire on the sixth floor Of No $50 Third ave. in
ih. apartments Of yGsn Ps"sI {s. d,@1ss farGtur.
lamp. '''''''
j. w. Green and wife of No CO Pierrepont-st.
BrOoiyn while driving down Fabushsv Prospect Pan i
evening we're nsr Ss'nhs q The ho nfng nght and
eeiTed serious ihjarieA
Henry Lynch age 49, laborer, Of No 89i East SIXTY
thr, died =, Bellevue Hospital yt.isray from iejals, rsesyd
wheel Of eghtesr PourhATe Poy teTebs yssterda
and received very severe nuneA
Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, held. yes
,sdsJ Joseph H. cnsoI sngHsehin .gsst in $500 ball ioI
sg1 sIa By whom be smPoJsd cswfgrd
va entitled s s.s.d % ss aSS' sa y .sd
H'""eh 0s>dss 10 TAds's car ss' committed isr hsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
THE PUBLIC scHooLs.

Judge Hooper c. Van Worst has appointed
the following as Committee TO provide suitable repre-
sentaon Of this ctys school system for the Vienna EK
position: william Wood, Samuel A. Lewis. Nathaniel
Jarvis, jr Commissioners; and Bernard smyth, Presi
dent Of the Board OF Public Instruction Henry Kidde,
Superintendent Of Schools Prof David b. Scott Princi-
pal Of the Introductory Department OF the College Of the
City Of New-York and Lawrence d. Herman, Clerk Of
tho Board OF Public InstructiOn-the number having
Seeu changed from to I. meeting Of the Committee
VIA be held at $50 a. M. Wednesday In the hall at
GrahA and ElID-sts The Executive Committee OF the
Commi1ee Of F0riyoght has been constituted a. fol
lows ChAiruaI Henry Kiddle Superintendent OF CITY
Schools DE- Howard Crosby, Alexander b. Webb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
RECEPTION TO MINISTER wAsHBURNE.

short time before Mr.. WashbuTne's return
from France the Union League Club took measures for
giving him public banquet. On his arrival this was
profered and accepted but the fixing Of the date was
postponed till he should reach Galena. II has finally
been fixed for Dec T. 1t found however, that the
number who would wish to attend the banquet would
be too great for the Union Leagues accommodations
and public reception has been substituted
Seven or eight hundred invitations have been issued
to the leading business professional and literary men
of this and other cities Beside the invitations sent to
those who arc expected to purchase tickets at 0 EACH
complimentary invitations have been Issued To the
President and his Cabinet to tho Diplomatic Corps, 20
the Governors neghbOrng States, and TO other us
tngushed persons The President has sgnihed hs pur-
pose attend, unless hnderaoce now unfores
should prevent. Gov. Jewell OF Connecticut has pom
ised 20 come with ms military staff Gen sherman ana
Gen. Mcdowell with their stats, Gen. shaler, and otner
distinguished military officers, have been invited ana
win probably attend The Theater OF the Union League
Club and the suite OF adjacent are wen ntted lor
such reception, and expense or care VIII be spared
10 make IL a brilliant affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
THE BoNARD WILL CASE.

Mr.. Coudert, counsel for the alleged French
heirs the Bonard will case appeared before Surrogate
Hutchings yesterday and announced his determination
to appeal from the decision OF the Surrogate recently
given in favor Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city 10 Animals He asked for stay Of proceedings IN
order to give time for the appeal to be heard, and for
return TO be made from the Commissioners appointed 10
take testimony abroad in relation TO Mr. Bonards Ens-
The petition objected to on the ground OF the
impossbiity that such heirs exist, and the ground
that the months given for them 70 appear In were sur
cient The Surrogate replied that the property wOnd
he distributed till ample time for the appeal ana the
collection Of testimony had been gwen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

B,eroori HoRse-Anthony TrOllopo and wife, En-
~, ,S de Csrv.bo Borge Brazilian Anister.. 81 Nicholas
toSl-sensor A. O. Of Ohio ar Hsr.uo ssymou
fi ,.ov Saunder Rebasa Gen. H. t. Red Of o"ai
Howard Mhisan Jadgs Burke Of clsys,nd .ss y
Kansas the Hoo Alvah CoeLe5 NJ o.; Of hassseh1,e VIC
Hon B'Tngm e. Of sw CI1A't o 2n.ny p ssd
Col p willard, Z. s. Es Fsrk Hot-fhs H.n. af'nl
srcfo NJ O. OF West vgnia and W. Pike o. hesOfsas
G JgSs HoiI-Tle Hon. r. D. Hubbard the Hon W. '" h4,on
Nathaniel shpman and Henry c. Robinson Of Hartford hq 'as
m Wjp6ei n 05shen ~ Y..HQgnGn House-aas ~ btomty
Of Hartford Col W. Church o. Mbmy:. A' re pc
Wcr Geo T Rdr Of Erereg HoncCo dowen hn
Can't Baldwin England. WestntnateT Ho-DeI H. f3e o.
Boston Gsy H0as5obn p Bgeo" CMe Of i1e hoso D,'0H
~ M ea,ury Depa ment Major Rossa Of the Bnh Array
~ Upis Conrressman Dennis McCsnny Of syraeus''
C7aread0a Hfo6l-George i. osgood Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
A GREENvILLE REFORMER CHECKED.

Justice George w. DillOway was reaTtsted
in Greenvne N. J., yesterday, charge Of false Ar
rest preferred by the Street Commissioners who were
arrested and held in bail last week at the instance OF
Doway. The latter, accompanied by his counsel. was
taken before Justice Chambers in Jersey City, yesterday
and held in 81 600 bail each Of tho three Charge 90
appear before the Grand Jury. The counsel took eX-
cept1On 40 the ruling, and demanded an examination or
his client before the Justice This was granted and me
examination set down FOR Dec. 2, az a T. Tie Judge
stated that he granted this examination only because he
Thought there was no alternative and that II nyesuga-
ton proved that there was obligation TO do 60 he
would reverse his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
U.rv Uopsr Avn HAY Man.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., has removed
H bis Private Hosp 10 the vicinity Of hs residence, AZ Fnsv~
Spacious and competent provided Tor 0e "ao
REQUIRE careful dee CONSTANT sur:al attendance Specs ":
Tho more obscure Pelvic yes Bei and It's radical
curt, S,rcure aud is lntsbLi tie Bladder; Van
coeele RstaA and m Ccnnaons At Dr.
D's residence from to o 20 3. and Z 70 3 eyeI,nsE
VNHE best place in Rew-York to buy reliable
Watches fn Diamonds rich JeEey Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents SOURCES, ~ futou, DiImoDds Specially
DEACON LIGHT BASE BURNERS.-Thes
Dsoves are perfect Those them always for
more. National Stove Works 239 and 2sl Wa.er-st
A HOUSEHOLD WORLDLY all your
N China Glass Crockery Cooking Utensils &c, E. D. BASS
FoRDS hrnishsg SorS Cooper InstUte BgLng
STRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- the knife detention on Impotence Dis
ofshs Decorative oTesns H. Darie D. ~ LeI agonsSe
NTAINEs PORTABLE WINDOW YENTI-
w sLArOR. uSDRRHlLL & Co.. 80 ljuaas-sL a
TTNABLE KNIVES stamped Me1den Cut-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
coMpRoMIsING REVENUE FRAUD CAsEs.

BosToN, Nov. 25.-The revenue fraud case
against VIM. f. Weld Co. is said to have been compro-
missed by the defendants paying into the United States
Treasury 100000 The originally claimed by the
Government $4,000. The suit against the same
firm In NewYork has been compromised Dy the payment
OF $4,000.
WAsHINGToN Nov 25.-A dispatch from Special Agent
Bingham, at Boston, says that judgment has been en-
tered for the Government against william f. Weld & Go.
OF for 100000 also that judgment was TO be en-
tered In NewYOrk against certain parties Tor 100000
made by the Government, and Is for Customs dues
IInnald-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
One heard the cry Of murder and tho race "nen INC

One heard the cry OF murders and the face When INC
body was found, was badly diseolored
YosKERs.--A Norwegian named Weideroan, vi, while g
nsintine house here yesterday, FELL rom Iadder
sanee az about 30 feet and broke both his wrists anu
tho of one knee end cut the other knee 70 s Dol
The "a Resirionf, National Guards n l. D., hAo
narads and reyle y before Mayor Coulter.
FREMONT -EbeneEer McGew left the County-hou A.
Jnionye on Friday morning 10 Walt daughter AT Idle
eeRbanstod vhile passing through some woodland
where lie was found Saturday chilled aud
lie was taken 10 Riverside Hospital, YonKers Wnere,
after several hours attention he revived ana tDere IL
hone nj hi, recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

the police upursd 10 .SS entire 81 s force Of police
0rS i y, The Gag was seen 10 be OF aaonted
six bordered by goldcoored six fringe Snlor The stan
sof ysrashed ance-WOod, tipped with DrasS " nu
mounted by gilt eagle with spread WHY W. s,. u one
tity of Hew-York and on the other tue following in
soIiption: "The citizens OF NewSoIk 70 their brave
nnyesented COMMISSIONER B0sworth addressed Mr. saw
ago in reply. The police, headed by snperntenoe1t
and thence TO Police Headquarters ID Muloeys Whsro
- &c.,, .vas dismissed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
NoroR1ous sHop.LIFrER ARREsTED.

OeueCuVe heuly, Oh IollCe lVdu'ludItclS NJ"
a handsomely dressed woman, known TO him as motto
rous shop LITTER leaving the drygoods establishment OF
]. NJ McCreery & Co., at Broadway and Eieyenth-st.,
Yesterday afternoon. The detective followed her to
University place. and arrested her. When search was
made I'm large false pocket, suspended about her waist
were found two seasin sacks, valued at $500; piece
OF black silk worth $40; mu valued at $40; and 500
worth OF gloves and aces. The property was an dent
fed as having lust been stolen from the store OF McCreer
& CO. The prisoner gave the name OF Elizabeth FLOOD,
and was locked up at Police Headquarters.