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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
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New York, Oct. 4. 1873.

MEssRs. PAINE, GOODWIN & NowELL.-Much
has been said during the week OF the announcement
made by his firm of the determination In offering, on
Tuesday last their large stock Of Beavers, Chnchas,
Coatings Sunss, Fancy Cassmeres, and miscellaneous
Wooden Goods such prices as would surely draw OUT
currency il such q possible Of accomplish
ment Trade was practically at a stand, and we are
tronoly inclined to the opinion that Judging from the
rpacity with which buyers took the plumber offered
that this house found the bottom prices at which mer
obandise would co. aud not only set the Ad ." notion
but have since kept it going AS their operations
Generally are SO was this, thorough hH IN every re-
nect attracting an attendance Of buyers and causing
a movement Of goods that was not possible, under
the circumstances of the market in any other way In
creating movement no matter at what sacrifice, they
have benefited the market by keeping certain section
Of the trade alive and active while they have suddenly
and in the midst Of the panic fortified their position
financially that cannot but turn to their credit under
any condition OF things that may arise Tho long and
short of the matter is they have made themselves he
clearing house TO the WoOlens Goods market, when
they PROPOSE to continue for the next sixty days They
were confident in the opinion that money was 70 he had
~ the attraction was sufficient and 10 this purpose they
,o univ begun the refer To, but intend 10
continue the character OF sales 10 the uhtmnk-
ing the first impression OF such manner vi SlaHVer
~ merchandise is that 1t threatens danger to the mar
ket hut reflection not only undeceives but lustles tue
movement with any improvement In the situation OF
affairs their stock having been distributed they VIII be
"a new buyers IN the market, ready TO assist in tho
distrbutiou of any accumulation that may have oe-
erred Looking their methods Of creating business,
and comparing results with other operators, they have
not only benefited the buyers OF their goods bat they
have assisted relieved the markest the extent OF
their sales which have been unusually large while they
have drawn out OF the money vaults and safes very
many thousands OF currency, which, though at some
sacrifice to themselves. must be OF great benefit TO the
banks wherein deposited. II they did MT want money
they would MT do a. they're doing hence to all
BUYERS who the currency TO plank down. avail
yourselves OF tho Opportunity offered by messrs. p
g. N-fU. y. Econ0mit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06


BowNAS-At Munog Penu Oct 1877 Eleanor a. .f Of I,s-'
ard eldest daughter OF d. H. l. and biks0ch Ana
Cocker o Rye New-YOrz
DICKERN AsIn Brootn SUNDAY, 1873. Of dphtbers.
Watson bradley ooy child b. and Matte r. Dtosemsn
.s0i yesrs / mo1th sad i6dayA
Fna services uncle Samae Phelps M, 50j
Clinton Brooklyn. on Monday 9th rs' at 4 osock p m
yOSTER-At Gservle Oao County NJ r. WeinessY sept.
"a Of heart disease MrN Lillian Foster o. Newlort CG
HARRs-As Wisconsin Sept 30 Of disease o.
the " &. Harris, aged % years nsye Of Rhee
sd lately Pot sAln Liverpool England Of the ouiou ae u
Ri. rnsss v be tisn Tor ntermeni Poyd1oce T. O'Clock
(Nondsy Afternoon. from Wise-asiu, Pier 40 Morn
Ever
MBRRrr-ou Sopay De-. s. ypihu ivns'oa ~ the @s'.
George Merritt the 07t1 year Of bis
Pmesa oaN edncs3iy. Hoiee Of hosr bercsneg
SAVANNAH Piu6eh lOth month 3d. Joha selman Susst
ofPurehase n \. IN the 81 yetr o. bis age . . -, -
WoOarF Meeting house OHss
Ceuusy, n u ~ Ene ks-oa4 tram Aa'es io'' ''O""
bsrssL al SAOL -.
sTFpM&N-ln Paa. MINI fady aisru0on IVA o. 900
wiailm Pssk Stedrasn In his 10Th year
SUNDAY morrng Oct y 100 ''
lp.ernz Hes Merritt wife u Esia A. Stsirss ~ ~.
saad tn tnnersl "a
ase.u Al o'clock the r1ra 'tAes @''l0 ms 4sa ..
Merr.ll ll6 Columbia Wghh. Mo0AJA
Florida paperN please COPY .
TICk-Iu Rfossyn. Oct s. 1879 sSIaA N'a ""' wy
ID Tee aged 81 aud Il moosS ..,-, 49,, 4, -,
~ ,s.i t,. s C.u Church. IN south Fnh. fhh
~ an Tassiay I'm INST 1 y orloeh
- %, srx A. h. r,.desce. In Hudson Colsnbs
',s Y on THURSDAY %. q 1873, DR. heafY H. vau vSe>
p "a We ~, Ii1 1is sssdsJ Dat g. 1873 stspm
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PASSENG ERS lARRLHEp

FROM Sssro DOMINGO CTTY-Is steamship rD5as OFT. s.
Lewis liorsn B d. Hal J. NJ CLARK Plrso > H. HnnbGrget
heo P.Tnngion NJ Karhlrit r. Schumacher ArmA Diego
boynsz MADAME Wilson.
PROM SAYANNAH-IH steamship Vf,go Oct 5-W H. Wool
Miss ~ Could Capt d P hctersou J. 7. Smith nahoney A.
hdsanl.
FROM LIVERPOOL seI".h'p c.v9r bysss,s Oct 5Ger-
" r Chapman ami wife the Hon. Judge Miller Col stocking WIFE,
Dr. Van soriet wife and cst Dr. Gogt PoT wi- child sod
seryant Capt ienuck a. Gibbs and wife ao daugh M n.
g Richards ard cd Mss MARI Dsve Mira Iech and dsugse
.er, Mrs. 2. Fowler Mis- Ruis's Miss Kate Jairr
Thomas Greeor snd wife, hrA GilbraBd chnd N.
A. Baker ard daughter Mrs NJ Roberts end nss q d Boil
Ing Newton and wife Thomas Philips and wife Brown znd
daughter. Levy Brown Cir0H BoNn Charles aOn Geos
Heyieclrr james Bishop Manuler WIN. Wright ". Clarke
Clarke, VIM Jones, Paa Lyman James Cun o. z. Sobmm VIA
Parsons Jines Olagan, John Rslns H. Francis g. Haris a
r. \ Boiling, ). G. CAaher GeoZe T. Smith A Gh00iy. ssmae
Gaylord = y Collins George Glsu1er K r Kenrar
L. Boarqunn g. Gilbert Josepn Sherry W Wosdse lOhn Free
man George a. Taylor Has Sbjj 900 on freight
FROM LYERPOOL-Ia s1amship Wisconsin. Oct 5-RcAcrt
Harris. g. r. @lsrlTook. Prot A. H. futile wife M C0wls
Abraham seller seller Mr. sellers
Sellers t Miss Hanuih Wilson, H. Waterman and wife Daniel
Mangn ete Thomas Mr. ~ Cooke Mrs 5 II Briggs aud
dlughter W. AHor Miss Ford Ober McGhestney Mira
Counthcrs Alexander Cray j. p Ronse, Mr. Elenan Chas
HgsOn 5. Close M.a s. A. sweeney, W L. McCuiOck
b. Jsck,ou B. W. Bull Jas T. Bates LOUIS Coacn,en J. b. ss
lo0s NJ. tb4s II. Pacshursi Js Hupag. alter
Baker Miss knight Nha Moore aud vile John Norton Morris Noes
Joseph Beck, Mr Bell sam Stshoaam Nm kysns D. T.
Mrs Clarke and chill Nis Babsl hong
Minnie Smh Margaret Kelly AMI dB Mo harr
Peters Jlne Andrews and children Wars
wife W. Chamberlain and we John ttea As- MARI Antfe~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
THE STATE or Trade.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS

H,y,s, OFT i-susar-Operstons lmed oViag ss,rc,
Of c.s Tor shipment merchants refs 70 pss.
Osug TO e higemsnd " holders hos 10 20 ~ d. s.. l2aBlg
re,ls pr arrnbe - 20 b. g.. l3'1l5 f,ss nohf
srcar 909Ls Maseoyai S1zsr-insnor 20 Common $50
lOi, aIs: Far Good Refining. lOl1Ull fe1s Gfop-r
Grales 1904 s,ais sugar A. Hiy6s asi
d Of The sees 500 boxes AID 100 hh Ma
dnnng sesk 2iOOO bores Iaf lsy bids lnaudns
800 bores sol 325 Ia ei States hossss qBe Bs
9e $50 cst Butter Flour quiet sDs-hmsr'
Sagircarri at ~ 3OH+Jf 0O " Ali. bAl
kegs ST. qura in uHs s2302t Potatoes active st OF 5ov
COL rsJw demsai p20Ub2 q1niaL " AZ n'giosi
Honey demand 40 81 y bbL haVd
store, uominaL Coal O nominr at g4@5a rests
gsou Empty 80 Lunher-Wt.s Pine eafr "A
- N. Pci Pin. mHn so Boz SheoI seadY Al '@
~ s0gsr Hogshead Shocks 30 fssi~ ioop !aJ bt
shaved Sl2N per Sho, sL~el sl5 ~ FF.ss n9mnsis
Lsllg H=sana he United boz % 'rsar u lJ@
81 To- to Falmouth aud orders t5UjON ang 81 otb'f
the norh Ffmoah nj isrs 90 S)Js per ton
EKcsaase nomissli Spanish gold. Cd Ll0Gli2 lrsmam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
OBITUARY..
PROF. DONATE.

Prof Donati, the director of the Astronom-
zeal Observatory Florence, died on the 18th ult in
Vienna where he had just arrived TO attend to duties
connected with the Exhibition. His name s inseParaby
connected with comet discovered by him In June,
1885, which, during the following August passed around.
the within the orbit OF Venus. exhibiting nucleus
bright as Arcturus and tail OF great 6rancy' ana
more than 200 In length Donau calculated the peri,
heOn elements Of It's orbit; hut It's course AFTER eaVs
ing the solar system found incapable OF determine
tiOn. Many astronomers have sought 10 identity DO
MATHS comet with great comets whose appearances nave
eviOnsy recorded The later researches OF Do
have been principally 10 respect TO the aurora bore
ais and the phenomena OF the solar surface He did
much 10 promote the diffusion astronomical EnOwl-
edge and maintained cordial relations ith the leading
srlenr-ts OF this and other countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
HOW TWO IOWA BANK OFFICERS EMBEzzLED
OVER THREE Hundred THOUSAND DOLLARs.

OVER THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
DUBUQUE, 0ct.4.-The investigation into the
affairs of the suspended Merchants Union Bank by the
directors that astounding frauds had been perpe
trated upon the stockholders and patrons by the officers
OF the bank The amount abstraoted reaches $685. Of
which F. w. H. Sheffield the President obtained S62 I88
and Babbage the cashier. s257.2S9. These sums have
distracted by Of notes and bills by over
drafts and by direct thefts covered by false entries to
tho amount of $4,000. charged 70 Babba0es account
Some OF these represented balances which did not exist
and in other cases they purely fictitious. The
directors publish a card, in which they promise TO
make public statement OF the affairs OF the bank to
day They say that every effort will be made To secure
all the property possible TO the dedication. and
that prompt steps being taken TO realize speedily
the eatest amount that be made out of the prop
erty. BY "A unanimous vote of q meeting, at which two
thirds the stockholders represented. the bank
has been put in liquidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

most OF our readers It H. 10 sh6S. 20 enlist the co
operation OF the women Of the counv In the task OF
celebrating the Centennial Anniversary On our inoepoos
ence The measures proposed by the managers s'o Al
OF character 20 commend themselves at once 70 ''
approval Of all intelligent people They propose. among
other things, TO establish scholarships ~ rewsrB Tor
excellence IN art. science. Industry, and literature p~
played by women The awards are TO begin 10 INC cen
tenory year, but are 10 be continued permanently ~
tho enterprise meets with sufficient support T'e
movement Is in good hands and deserves tho success
which II VIII doubtless achlngc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

SUSPECTED ABORTION IN JERSEY CITY.


For some time past an advertisement has
onpeared in the Jersey City papers winch has excited
the curiosity of q number Of persons and numerous
attempts been made to ascertain the true Gaining Oh
the advertiser. Last night runor was circulated tna
Young lady had died at the place mentioned In the al
yersement under suspicious and inc
nolce Immediately set to work to investigate the matter
cant Van Ripper OF the Second Precinct visited the
house which is No. 81 Eriest last night ana found the
corpse of young lady, apparently about Is years OF age
The house was Immediately placed IN charge OF the
noice and the propretress who gave the name OF er
cell. Metzer locked up In the Second Precin nc,
clearinghouse. The name Of the victim IL known 10 Ie
D@iIce but they have refused 10 br pun pun,
Ecatlon, in order not to deleat tne , enus
AZ Justice. IL IL stated that the prlsohol
made practice of decoyng young school girls INTO ner
establishment TO strange gentlemen anu IL was
suspected that she was acting In tho capacity oi pro
SIrrss the accused IS suspected of having eontteu
nm abortion the deceased. The County fny scla
beeu informed, and an inquest VIII DC ncu anu '"'
whole affair thoroughly investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
PERIL IN A TUNNEL

Five minutes after the Albany express trAih
passed through the old Fourthave tunnel "hien eA'eu
from Eightysixh 10 Ninety eighthst al D. W.
aay morning portion Of the arch between Nlnetis'h
aud Ninetyirststs suddenly gave way, ning the 'un-
mel with masonry and earth. and creating great eAoo
uent IN the neighborhood. Tho rift IN the aIoh "o
feet long and 10 WIDE IL was reported ~ mot ''
tram had been buried beneath the ruins but sucn ""S
not the fact though train had just left IT, ana mother
"a due at the time OF the accident. Over 500 neD Wof
put W w0rk clearing away tho RUIZ haI |"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
TIE FIRE RECORD.
AT NEwARK-Loss 100000.

On Saturday night fire broke out in the
ocloth factory Of f. H. Lapsley OF New-York, at Muir.
r,t and Isilroad-aye., Newark, burning the building
q, ,i ropnd AT one time the houses in the neighbor
I'D we're considered in dagger and streams Of water
we're directed upon them. high wind was blowing at
the time. and the cinders were carried distance of
n,f mile. The factory was four,story frame
building valued at about $1,000 Oh ,SheG 10y p $50 VI
aud WITH iot OF cloth an unfinished siate, In
~ t,o was valued at $40 600, making the total loss
about 10000 said TO be covered BY insn,h ovn'o1d
fle mr. y'as raging. four barrels OF naphtnn ~
S,fb loud report the building falling 10 at "oou' "e
time
gLsEwHKRE.
A fire in Montreal Last Saturday, destroyer
Mullins saw and planning mill, on Canal BAnA'
with an adjoining warehouse aud an immense qea1i5
of lumber Tbe loss on the mill II $4,000 on wnoh ~, , ~
h 90 insurance Tue other losses raise inc Vo'"' "
ABDUL S00D0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE GOODRICH TRAGEDY

The following Is the substance Vi sVaVo
ment said 70 have been made to reporter on SATURDAY
by Mrs Lucette Myers. On Monday March 10 sue osci
heard Roscoe and Kate stoddard agreeing 10 Visit ~"
Goodrich Thursday and INK matters On tha'
ring she warned the deceased that Kate ard Roscoe
plotting against him "a be left she disguised
herself mems clothes ana called young man aueu
John Henry Beach TO accompany her. They followed
Goodrich home Giving him time TO get wen H. they
entered with a key she had and bid themselves soon
tbey heard Kate talking angry 5he sai1 ths 10 y
ia n time you leave 10 visit any am ~,
hot was fired and BODY fell heavily on the moor nii
Cdrich said "Oh don't !" and then secOhu slot "dS
I'D sue sprang out and saw Kate wipins tue ploou
fr,,a the dying nan. Roscoe recognized the lhtIisr
@ threatened death II she informed, ana sue ran Oh;
I'M was about IN the morning. she had met hate anu
Roscoe since the murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
THE Rim ON THE TRIBUNE.

TO The EdITOr OF INs ITtOHHe
SIR: Cannot you do something to make the
sluggish newsdeaers Of quarter satisfy the demand
for THE TRIBUSEi Three mornings IN succession l
have asked for it OF the in front Of the Ash
land Uouse i'm FOurthaye. and have failed to get il,
and vice have had the same luck with the dealer At the
corner OF Twentythirdst The answer Always Is. An
sold" A. r. D.
heg- York. Oct. L. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
GOYERBMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAX DbPARTMEIT, ,
DFFlcB Of THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WAsHlNGTos, ID. G., Monday. Oof. 6-ta.n.
SDnOpstS for The DdSf u hours


OFFICE OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
MAbHhGros, ID. c., Monday Oof. G-ta. IN
800 Sunopsts for the past ~ hours.
The barometer has fallen very aenerally
since Saturday night throughout the country east OF
England. "
south-weserly winds, with clouds and rain hase,pre
vailed over the Middle and Eastern Stsos but are now
loHOwed by clear and clearing weather.
southery winds and partly cloudy weather contiue in
the southern States rising barometer north westerly
Sihus and railing temperature prevail the upper
lakes and the Northwest ''
PrObabriies
For Monday IN me htddte Gad Eastern Suites pesL-f,
:cinds and ciear weather. ~
For the lower lake region, northerly wirds rising
weather.
For the OHIO aud Missouri Valleys, Tho upper lakes
ana the Northwest, north westerly winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather. rising lower
temperature.
For the Gulf States northerly winds and lower tenn
perature For the South Atlantic States, continued
s0uth-easery winds and partly cloudy weather posi-
bly, with rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Camp Colorado. on Jimneds Creek. The Indians at
tackled fNc house during the Of Williams and his
son, and lived 10 force Nfs, Williams away but finally
they shot hsr WIN an arrow and pistol er girl the
Indians took aeng, and her infant son. about seven
months cd. they threw into the FIRE. Mrs Williams
who shot near the house, crawod TO her baby, ard
took IL out OF the fire She died that night and the baby
a week after. Her older son came just in TO
his mother dying. and TO qnench her thirst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

ARREST OF THE HUsBAND on TIE SUPPOSED
UAMILL MURDERER.
The detectives of the District Attorneys
Office. yesterday. srpested Jsnes Mcrrgan. who is sup
posed TO have been implicated IN the murder Of MISS
TAMIL. He fOsbd at his mothers house In VIII
lamsDurgh. 1t viii bs remembered that both merrgan
anu MS wife were originally arrested omsspioon OF the
nurutr, ana that the husband discharged. since
shdt ule No has been absent from the city lie made
crime -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Tho Women's Centennial Association OF
America are hoI their frat public entertainment at
steinway Hall on Thnrsday next, the 9th. The oooa
sion will be one Of unusual interest Several eminent
speakess wnl 90 heard. The Hall is to bo decorated
In gaD. dress aud excellent music has boon engaged
TO- ourpoas OIL tho Association, doubtless knoWh 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
VITALITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
TIE PARTY EXISTING ONLY ~ NAME.
Lr... Ia MI ~ I.-Lf-tr u 49,


In fact, the old Democratic party managers
have been forced by the neXOrabie logic Of events 70
surrender every hing hut the name. To this they stu
cling In most OF the States Tleir platform is labeled
Democratic" hOugh IN all, nearly all essentials II
Is little else tnan paraphri5e Of the Republican party
platform Of the past few years A. measure Of policy
objection be made; but to deliberately smash one
partisan creed, Hen new Que nom ones enemy, ana
then insist that because bearing the Old name NJ - st
old creed speak mildly arrant hypocrisy.
The held a. H. stephens, By Robert IOombs,by
Davis, cnuuciaed IA the d m0cratic platforms
OF 1864 and 1863 by B1ntOn Dunc1n5 bourbon COnyen-
ton which nominated Charles OCOuOr for President
last year. ancient Democratic faith" lt Is the
pure article. All other brands are spurious; yet
" Democratic" state Convention. North or south,
ventures 90 incorporate 1t IN PLATFORM If the Old
partisan crccd-ls is the lact-lds been utterly ADAM
dOned; If TO maintain struggle for mere existence II
has become neCessaIyas Is the facttO adopt. 10 so
great an extent, the Republican party platform, why
name has unpopular TO bring defeat To
organization that bears itt This IS answered ny lew
herOics over the past of the old party. But OF
what await Tney cannot change mnOfltlrs 10 MAORI
Public confidence in political parry once lost can
never be restored.
THE DEMOCRACY BEPLETE WITH VITALITY.
IRON, ne P,tsJpIgh Pos, (DemJ
The Democratic parry has been out OF power
for twelve years. Daring all chat period il has been
gaining strength and but for the negro vote il would at
this moment hold possession OF our State and General
Government Compare its history IN this respect with
that O is opponents and how great the contrast, and
what proof affords of the honest enacly OF the solid
voting portion az the party, the rank and file. The
Democratic party Is rcplete with vitality IN every
anu sncw and nerve. II never die while there
remains III existence even portion OF the Constitution
for which il can contend. When that glorious old pOti
party will be proof that the Constitution has
been utterly GsrOy and that the last hope Tor mans
seI-goyemmeHt has persisted from the ear.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
A TEXAS FAMILY's FATE.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 4.--Capt. COoney
Of the gth Cavalry, stationed near Camp Colorado
Texas, reports that the girl long since found Dy
surveying party hanging To tvs and saped, was the
daughter OF MI Wihams. WHO lives "a miles below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

ID, VI A. MCCANDLlss Will ~ Nicholas lioel 'hls
week aud two four hereafter all kinds Of Piles
oat main danger canss instruments but By absorption
psnHans An eKpeueaoe -
% years which hap treated thousands Of -s warrants u IN
giving he assurance bad bnt We meas
What se say will dspOon you ksisIenes %
hundreds OF The best ctilens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

was not urrl D. ~ that trains were able 10 Dass Many
remaining portons OF the tunnel are cracked ana sp
parently 0bsafe. Trains are now running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
PRINTING CLOrH MARKET.

PR0ywEsCg. ~ L. Oct 4rhe Printing CCths market 0u ini
bat clo.e With improved eng; sk. 81 ODv peees
5td5 - Zoe 80 by go Cisc for toT64. e Tor ~
sIles cOuicass 6, for staBdu5 "a squses sni 8o fss
avlr. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
Srerial NoIlces
Creedmoor Prizes.

Creedmo0r Prizes.
IN. silver ored ooupso the h Annua seesus
of ss EsoaAl Rae Association 70 b. bsh Oct = At CFssiao@
Ru. L. L. viii be on exhibition toe salesrcoa. n TIE GORHAA
c0APAsY. eOad a.. DsO.isS. aStt rUSsOAt gysSM&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Thousands of Ruptured ones have been permanently
BIZ pals and
anime the omoraDle THUS OS3 Br0lssy. aSi - cn>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

M,soS-aALLADAY-Iu suHe1, Coma st the rsliesee q he
The 4h uL. BY Rev Dr. Ives Dr. JARVIS nASpa
10 Hiss Cara X HilSay. AL Of SDf+d
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THURSDAY Oct 2, at Caly,T
Church. by The Rev T. w. Pe D. D. Casroe Dstgcs is1sh<
Of Mr. lenry W. Hubbel 10 William Lawrence W Aitemore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Having teeth DR. C9LToSs % Cooper instal M NirHi
OXIDE vii charged but hall prce ing De inghcd Aanoa
meeting Prime Dr. Iolch, Dr. Croa Dr. scott AMI
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Kearncy's Buchu Brghrs Dsense gravel db'er am
tieOa. KeaneEs bucAu eve, heaIh iaf
vsO aol bloom tbe pahd check sod b. su~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
MARRIED.

Tvye and False science. hs rTniu ssoiie bp
PsIke G.isa ia TRiBUSR LscrURs BxrRA No D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Senator Summer has written letter faYoring
he Ch8rrsosu and Other suburbs % Dps'y- I
aseFnsi Tor sotng on 1e q,s ~ ny,