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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-07-03

ADAM BLESBR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

"jQu9 valen va todas nuestras pa
sadas protestas contra la empleoma
MIA, 81 nosotros las exageramos y ha-
cemos ell mas escandaloso alarde de
improvisaciones inmerecidas9 SQue
trAmites hemos simpli6cado? SQue
economics hemos introducidos iQue
benefcios hemos proporcionado al
pals, como no sean los de arrancar
de sus oGcios q honrados artesanos
para elevarlos a funciones que desco-
nocen por complete, quitando ell pan
a empleados titles que no saben ha-
Ger otra cosa y que serian su vez
malfsimos artesanos9 jEs esta, por
ventura, la rep1blica que habiamos
ofrecido9 SPuede contentarse con ella
el pafs9 iVale la pena de que Sc der
rame una gotta de sangre para que
sean unos Il otros los que Sc comen
ell presupuesto7 La responsabiidad
que tenemos contraida es inmensa, y
cuando un dia y otro minabamos los
elementos monarquicos, no cier-
tamente para conseguir ventajas per-
sonales, sino para proporcionar al
pals mayor suma de bienestar.
"Esto 1ltimo creia ell pats: pero
los mismos federales sc encargan de
decirle que @ma coSa es predicar q Otra
es dar trigo."
De todos modos, es plausible la
actitud del colega federal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09
JUSTA QUEJA.

La RGsOn, el peri6dico retormista
en- ell cual, a pesar de su intransi
gencia, siempre hemos reconocido
mas tacto, mas l6gica y mejor critic.
rio que en- ninguno de sus correli-
gionarios en- la prensa, publica en-
su ndmero del 5 las siguientes hneas
con cuyo espfritu justo y moraliza-
dor estamos enteramente de acuerdo:
LA ley de abolicion dc la escla-
vltud, precept1a terminantemente que
los emancipados deben contratarse por
un tempo determinado, para trabsjay
con sus antiques duenos, otras personas
ell Estado, con ell laudable obleto de
moIalizar y hacer comprender 4 los que
acaban de salir del estado de servidumbre,
que la libertad impone deberes que "a
precise cumplir en- toda sociedad bien or
ganizada. Ahora bien: al los contratante.
no ofrecen la garautfa debida Eespecto 4
moralldad, 81 no tienen industria trabajs
conoc'do en- que ocupar los coutrasados, I
contratan mucho mayor nGmero do los ou,
pueden ocupar en- gu seFvicio 8 indus,fia
desde iuego Sc elude Ia ley y Sc bace "
grave daho la sociedad en- general
los emancipados en- particular, desmorsa,
hzando 4 individuos que podrIan un dil
ser ciudadanos 6tiles al Estado. fonen.
tando la vagancia en los vafonea i
prostitution en- las hembraa, vicios au,
deben perseguirse toda costa. Llamamo
Ia atenciOn de las Autoridades ' dc i
personals llamadas intefveuir CT l.,
contratos que sc estGn celebrando, ' i
su patriotismo esperamos tenean n,ssen
To nuestras obserVaciones, nacidas do Al
gunos casos que han llegado 4 neestr
conocimiento.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

NO asi, la dicen, Sonora,
Os entregueis al dolor,
Que habreis de parar en- loca
Y fuera una sinrazon.
Quizas mejores noticiss
Lograremos tener hoy!
Nuevos corredores fueron
Para el lugar de Ia accion;
Entire los muertos del campo
Sc dice que no qued6,
7 que no fu6 prisionerO
6abeislo, sonora, vos.
InGtil es consolarla
Porque no escucha la VOC
LlOrando perdida prends,
La prenda del corazon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

La Isiguiente protesta arrapca 4
un peri6dico federal Ia cmpIeomania
que So ha despertado entire los att.
guos republicanOs;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

-iMal hays en- Su ouita a6adS
Nal haya el conde traidor,
Que asi por cadenas trueca
FL comunero pendonl
lMal haya quien escarnecs
El Sacro nombre espanol,
Galardonando & los buenos
Con suplicio aterrador!
lMaldicion sobre vosotros
RonquillO, Pedro Giron,
Y sobre tt, Condestable,
7 sobre tt, Emperador!
lMalditos seals mil veces
Y tormentos os Dc Dios
Como ayes mi pecho lansa
Nacidos del corazon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09
VARIEDADES.
TRoVA CASTELLANA.

-iDejad que loren mis- cjos,
Dejad que loren por Dios,
Que las lagrimas que vierten
Alivian mi corazon!
Asi apenada las dice
La hechicera Leonor,
A dos damas que procuran
Aminorar su affection.
Estaba de Tordesillas
En- un alto mirador,
Donde Ia brisas son suavos,
Do gratas las vistas SON.
Con blando susurro el DuerO
Su curse sigue velox,
Y esta la tarde serena
Y toca al ocaso ell sol.
MAS ay! que NADIA repara
La hechicera Leonor
Y exhala al viento suspiros,
Suspiros del corazonl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09
-IPor que, sonora, repiten,

-IPor que, sonora, repiten,
Amasteis con tai ardori
IPor que del hermano vuestro
No oisteis la opOsicioni
IPor que al amor de Gimono
Cabida eGe pecho di6,
Para llorar de esa suerte,
Para sufrir asi hoyi
Muchos mobiles infanzones
Vos demandarou amor
Y sus amantes querellaS
Oisteis con aversion.
IPor que como estos, Gimeno
Carino en- vos no encontr6,
Y lagrlmas no vertierais.
Lsgrimas del corazoni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09
.Preguntad ESQ las damaS,

-Preguntad ESQ las damAS,
Preguntad al Creador,
Por que gentil apostura
A mi Gimeno ls dl6,
Por que concederle plugo
Tan encantadora Voc,
Llceros, en- vez de ojos
\ un volcan por coraxon;
Por que de tanto attractive
Y hechizo, le hizo favor,
Y porque SO enciende un alma
AL fuego de Ia passion.
81 dc clio encontrais reSpusSta
Comprendereis como y6
Cuanto son tieras las penas,
Las penas del corazon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

Esto diciendo & las damas,
Esto diciendo Leonor,
Del Duero por Ia otra orillA
Correr un ginete vic.
Qaedose suspense un ratio
talsA Ia respiration,
Y en- Aquel, fila lA vista
Con semblAnto inquiridor.
CAbAlga con gallardiA
In un alaEan veloE,
\ % alAIAn su cabAllo,
Como pocos corIedor.
Dada 81 e. 81, y un lcnzuslo
Qae On los Aires 90 agit6
Ia diio QUO ora el que Amaba,
Que amaba su eorason.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

4 POGO ratio encubierso
usmsno on su casa entro
Y dAndola IN dnlce AhrAso
Al 10 disc Leonor:
al 60, Gimeno, 10 vso,
Al ia eacach6me Dios,
Al Ga stn mosivo fasron
Ia daslos del eoFAson.
--PIagassra { Dios cue aA hasss
Qaa qalaA&--lA eonlass6--
81 sa villAlAr sAh salvo,
Tosedo 90 d. panssOa.
~-I.asgo otsa vea. =.
Mes lannsmOs
A sapArAE naaasEo honor
-sT solsssAa las oongoias
- nasFo 1 mi cosAEont
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

~~iA sAagra da JaAn PadillA
sas p4le FopAsassoai
- ssaaA CO. al a0ssvo
lsa1AA Taie4a nAFch6s
QaAss haasn y Hehla - oFsA,
uass ssKsss - paaaon;
u Qsss4 saasn sAna - naalde
Lee assesr &C. ko0ur.
lssgAssa 81 axsFAaIaro
a4s.gta vssAagsI. ...-eso -
ssaee lssa nasse Khsaao,
ST aA. Lsrsas, adsesl
IS - a8Aa II
\ psaa#asAas - i oy6s
assa ves. cs@a hey = ssaFseAes
III ssst@she { ml eaFsaaal
mA4avasn. @em , Wa4NsFAa
The sun., 1873-11-21
NIcHr orAH 4HH lrohILs.
There was Cheating "a that Game Of nice
.IO.N lIr. Mnmr- lnl 1 A,.n.

There was Cheating "a that Game ot Di,e-
uO~ w. Moor- 10, INru.
WI lam Moore, Who ha- saloon ut
Seventh avenue and Fifticth street was o.
PRISONER iu the s.e,d Sessions ye,terd ,v
lbomls Kennedy accused him Of stealing S-r
Both were middlu-a-ed, well-dfc-sed mcn. with
the indes,IiuAnie flavor Ol rare Old spolts about
them.
Il was iG M Moore's restaurant tuo Other
night testified Mr. Ernnciy. VITA tone and
facial cxprrs- II man who HAD been decpl,
Injured ~ somebody aud we was a chucLing
of the dice. There was hve or siN there. and we
throwed for the drinks, and the oysters, and he
cigars for the crowd Well. your Hunors, Nr
Moore he was behind Of the bar and chu,. 60.
or me house got stuck round after round |
.-pu-e, your Honor., tnat Mr.. Moore was lef I'm
T e. as many a- twelve 10 r Ntecn rounds rlI,
il got to BE- kinder lte, aud fir vinder-up We
--Muurr ANA me, your llouors agro ed 10 81 uct
dollar hili-, your iiunors on top Of the bar /
haani nor n got j. rlanhed when Moore
~ ere W. drunk 2" asbod Justice Bl2Ly
No. sur Wa. the cWpuHtlc Itply
lladu't goa been dr.n Ing t'
go. bcs, a. course. Counting sotas AMI beer,
pee "a dl.h"ed iourtoen ~ liltceu un'a ,'
Nr. Moore was called - the stand. lie y IS
smiling bland, and sell posse ..ed.
WIS eleven and after when Kennedy came
m. ne sad, "aud pretty soon we an sui to
ehhklhl Tor tie dlluAs and o!stcrs. Kennedy
felt prvtlY well. lie was fresh and lively. tie
said he was bold Iluportry mountain bnV
hld fuull ihuW hirher uud lpnFtr than any
hud} ~ lht houHe for the driuhs. lie wasn't
hciiher drunh MOI sober HLout su-su.'
Auoul nay per cent. drunk suggested a
" should 'hink iusi about ofy per cent" as.
seilca Nir. NuiIc. "Iho chucAn. went on IN
, 1'l"rk in ihe mor1'ng, and had cot stuck
Oad-he ln-t niueieon rounds aud some II
9rw ior %,'ters. Incn he offered e. bet me
look nm, dNd 10 Wds agreed that W. should stop
The sun., 1873-11-21
BOND ROBBERIEs TRAcED.
-iNty.iwo Thousand Dollars worth Recoy.
cred Two Important Arrcsts.

Two years ago Scnor Don Carlos Castiglo
Gonzales, Treasurer Of the CUBAN Junta ar
rNins IN New York, put up al the 81. George s.
Hotel IN Broadway Ou the fol wing morning,
after securely locking his door, Ac went down to
breakfast. a few inmates later a well-dres Ell
young man aocostcd a servant. and telling htr
he wanted to get into his uncle'a room. baie her
open the door, and giving her g., asked her to
get his Nniise Wh,h h. had ler Il On the r,titIt.r
in the urlce. Returning fr,n brrakf fast ZONE
ten minutes la,er Mr. COM lies on entering his
r. om found mis- pnrtmnut"au burst omen. and
s:,t,sJ worth 81 United STAGE bonds nhstractcd
-Four months aftcrward Detectives sampson
and Farley arrested Rein q. Bennett ANA Antn-
money. They had one tinted states hund for
slO;oV, na1 % the property u Nr Gonzales
ana tw" shl bonds, the property Of two widows.
AMI Proceeds Of the great robbery OF tho lIoyies-
ton Mt--aChu-ettsl Rank.
year later Capt sampson was sent TO New
pteaH7 10 arrest SoIng ah Eaton ON charge of
i"r'in- checks and bonds belonging 90 Well.
tgu 60. ON th" way to New urk an
-, "uered 10 make an importnnt revelation
il sal. -"n would promise HIM e. nave hist,rin
"l imprisonment shortened. sampson Lavir.
gN h's wurd that he would exert himself -
4 '' utmost to assist Nan Eaton, the Latter tod
t.I" d'i.. i've that hc bad once Sold fr Mr.
George W. Chadwick. hroEcr ~ Warren sir, et .
to the Bank II California. a United state. bona
f.r SI.Un. Mr.. Chadwick becoming ..ltrf,i.'i'
7, purchased tAe bond ut The bank yhi,',i b,,
mad" "a present of to Van Eaton. Wll resoll n
- the taiue bank. Aui lug in Sew YORK.
sampson at once took the case before the Grand
jury, recovered the bond, WniCh TO uis etoni.h-
mcnt he found % hr part of Toe lut stolen from
Mr.. Gonzales. Chadwick after tilAi wa, s.u-
en,rd q" ten years IN state prison ana hned
About three months ago Cant Irving ascer.
FAMED through his detectives iu al street Tat
lhrre w'~ ah attenpt htiug NJ ide to sell ten
forty bonds greatly below the marke, frice lie
40 once detailed Detectives Sauu- au aud Iarlry,
highly Respectable sources CoI Whitley. OF The
most tru-ty aids to nssi-t the other de. c,tive-
fTftt ffHfft INN AIf
The sun., 1873-11-21
mn NrrrNth nIrfA,h ncnrtr
" port OF it- oprrn io1~ tor IL. I.lst Ft-cnI
Wear NesrN >~~,uOH. Collected on
Distilled spirits aud robnccn.

q
Wear NessN s~~.uOn.oU COLLECTED on
bi-uiird spirits aud robnccn.
w 'sHiSCroS. Nov. 20.-The report Of the
Commis,lon-r Of lnternal Revenue shows that
the az. -aied rcceip from all sources for the
year ending with June last, exclusive Of tic
direct tax upon lands and the duty upon the
lii.'d' rirD laliou. .nI deposits Il national
haa hs, were slli,u,j 49, Ihe amount includes
sums refunded and allowed on drawbacks. TN.
t'i.l amount On drawbacks VIA Sie3l6 ON
SPLITS. tobacco. lnl general NOR hand sc There
wo- refunded for taxes Illegally asses ed aud
collected sflsGf, 'rhc r.re pts from the several
s"tr''. rcihiinL 90 distilled spirits were for The
wear - sia' ''.'ln' ana iur l',.' SilU'fil Tue
~ reh-" Ia the receipts from the g..lou tax On
distilled spirits was so a. .i6. aud from the .fr.-
,lh '"A j fc' iliri> ana dealer. Ia liquur slNHt-
a'4 making tut,d increase from these sources
ul over sll!'hun. q hc Tax on d.st,lled spiiit-
we hr"i from !" tv 80 cents pef gallon August
J. l'.2 80 thi- fact l. due the large iucrease la
Ir'' ~. u 'n tni -}"rce. Ine inse Increase In
ln Eicti part to ln earlier and more thorough
coilr' lion oi ~, al taxes since the inttod .,c-
uuu OF tue present. system II paying them bN
stamps. pnlt II thi, sltnatU0 increase Wa
dt,Ius the la.t year B., the red,tc,ion' 'rf ~,
Iuc # stamps for spirit. other than tax paid
stamps, frnW = cent. t. 10 cent, eA. IA, uI,i,r
-. ~ me u. So hud bN the fur her loss Of
ACT, uf certain taxes r,ifIlE to .pirit-, lravin-A
hdIIut" ~ itte more than ;2.,uOuIn increase
a. .t'' A''Nl hll F-'Nti'fN Iildl ils o. rNllltH.
ihc production II spirits duriug thr H.ral
year ended jane ~. 1873. was Ia taxable gallons:
FROM materials other 'utu frui., c.. ..,--i from
] uti' 2,Flf, "a total stl1iIjt. the tax collect
ed ON spirits Withdrawn nom " WiTenoesc, WIS
StiiH''-I against tGfl.,tA tue previous year.
J Ih' lax received on imitation wines during he
ledr Wa sA'il The tax received on '-rfu 'ntsd
liqu.ts al per barrel lur tue year ~. and l,,J
Wa3 SNHHtf and So,Nlus2i res uccfiycly.
hc total receipts from tobacco for the nseal
year ending unc ~, ls,j, were SA.isi.gr. COM
pared win the total ,, ceipts Tor the previous
year there u decrease Of collections uu man.
uiuctured tobacco Of all d,scTipt ions Of Liz
III. and an increase from tae manufacture and
.hIe 81 tobacco, sHur, and cigars in all tLsir
forms Of shu iE!. Inc artuat urottt,t of tIn
The sun., 1873-11-21
4 coXvEcrIcrr sURDER MrsrnRY.

4 CONNEC TTCTT 1URDER MTSrIRY.
4 Poor y MI TnoArnding " idow Kiitcd is her
own House md the Building set on Firc -
Ne Known Motive for tho Deed and uo iue
10 the petpetratOr.
NEw CANAAN, Nov. 9o--Thc evidence
lcfor a jury " inquest h 90 to-day hrs de-
veopcd one 81 the most atrooloue and brutal
murders ever recorded, and. ike the Nathan
murder. c"n,plefciy cnvclopcd tn mystery.
The victim. MIR. SeIcck, widnN, about nnv
| tctrs ofa-". living alone on n small place. In .
n'1t cottage of her own with ncirhhors within
% few rods. having tut little money or .uluabIcs,
secure la the thought that no, one would disturb
hcr, was xiii d Win common wooImau's axe
u hen own, taken from her wood pile. There
had evidently been three blows STRUCK. the frst
just above the forehead, and glinclu- back ward
taking out part II the skull about IN .il. # a
silver h,lf dollar. and which with the brains
was found IN The room. The second wac a side
cut ON the hc1d. ana seemed To- have been given
stt'r thc victim had fallen. Tnc th,ri was on the
back ut the bead toward Tue rght side, ccan
cut through n false braid, md through the
tWrkc part of The skull, the 1uil vidth ~ tho
force
inc evidence goes 20 show that the Woman
had arisen carly and made cup of tea, which,
with some bread and preserve, had been eatcu
in the ptutry Tor her hreakf tst The teapot being
warm when found on the kitchen stove THE
crime WIS ontu'n.tfed aho1t six o'clock IN The
fn 'fftug. Mr.. Scuucld II Pound Ridge called 10
take her to hia house about psD. After knock-
luE he opened tine Il daur into tue halt, then the
-'utu room door. No, lndinc any oue hc
Opened The north room door and saw that the
room was tuli II smoke. lie went Immediately
l" .' "a; H. ltnh9Nei' near uclGhhur and fc-
ported Mis-. Sci eek house ON ifc, and they i'm
mcuiWey proceeded tirfe together. Nr. Pen
meyer went into III" n rth room. whiD n was tuti
oI -inn"', Huo th'u-. thv ruur of which he fcll
,"io .'." itr llr 's>H'-I los hfeANins oW of
MGR. n,i.nb,ts were summoned. nud tie rrr
The sun., 1873-11-21
AZ rNrhEchDhA1rD rrnDicr
The @torY 81 the Loss of an Irish BOYS LlttIe
Red Pockrth0oL

Red POckcth0ol,.
jury In the General -oss ons Yesterday
rtuoeicd a verdict which was not ou,ied in
me language ~ the legal formula. bqt WA.
nevcrtt eie-s approved 10y JUDGE sutherland.
Patrick stack, a raw youth with a decided
rogue, was ou trial or cHirt' If scouting 81
from Ph,rlck kane's carpet tag. ON the 5'A Inst.
I.n l.''er Is hut Cf'e.n y.4rs old, aud hu. a
very proposes IN. face. lie tod his story win
charm NJ simplicity. ON tho evening Of No
Veu.btr 1. Lo sailed from Providence. In a boat.
intending 10 return 10 his home In Ireland # he
could tnd vessel in New York in which he
could embark fur S4i aud lis services during the
passage lis money was Va a bright red pocket
book slowed In hi. carlt' tng The prisoner
WAS coming 10y the same hnnt from Providence
10 Sew York. tud tho two Irish lads struck ~
Hr n'1Ha.u. ancc. Sta. X, who had been over two
i,,, 49, a.. n,u,,'.oH aiiN'scI ul- toIh.rr Trend 70
ANr months experience oi the country
Young kHne did look urudnd the greater utrt
streets win STACK. T"wrrd cy,uinr :, .ct ,n'
volunteered 20 relieve his companion nf the
Fiat"iuliY a'repted. Kane could not abiuId in
Us lr'le ~ Going home and Wtutt ..Or l.
N",,u H. I, maNe i'qlreF about t'-s"l-
bound i1r Europe stack .topucd un ttc Ij,r
p'uuln[ ihr 'nquire-, retuiuin- the carpet lag
IN MS b nds., When Kane had learned that ne
must go ~ ticket oiire he turned a. look for
his nd. ILe lr. end ana carpet La.. however.
and AT length went TO CAetle Garirn for adv ice
and NIGHTS lodging Tie no1t morning ne
Nts sen. ip the Police Central once, and thence
WIN detective ne started To search for stack
lhe} soon found nm near the pier visited the
b hrfure. stack seemed e. be lookinr flr Ii,
friend, nnd told hin where the carpet bag had
h.'' 10 l"ft fhe evening before.
J ur on er and me two boNs went to Il aigh-
h1ln- Cigar store. The carpet bsg va there,
put II had prcn pred open, and thc ret pocket
hnoh wr zone. Tho locking ~ Of stack uotur-
alA followed, After the two boys hHd tuld thcr
The sun., 1873-11-21

voted 20 rlllows and fenther bods There v,r.
hundred. ., huRdry iy1n4, An> one ru1n-v,s
ilhed with old and new clocks. All tho watches
V",lT; pnu Naiuhoie' were kept III HE great rnfo
e. Are Won not afraid ~ ,-irrlnrsy - incurred
thiyr bat % boarded. Iuccilcd b.rrack
49, "'rerYhned once, stih the pavnhtohtr's
N.,,t. ,,,t, ,o uu,klaIT came rough the .h'-
s' JhH IRON 'tts ihere, aud besides We have
1No PAuHfrL POLICEMEN,
T'o .',ep, "a here all day and patrol tic prem
Wrh Tits sho approached largo rinc box i
WHl'h numerous air huies we're bored. and I'M
',' "InF i'd,,iu,~ thc opened about Two inch,s
'vI flgs wrtr thrt,s' .uunl'u., tb~oi',.b ma
"rcmn4. one Is e black tan deernomd, tIr
,'Nt h"iIb"g " B.t n! buck, beoutiea ,ried
u''- hbth "hd 80 90 49, %, aud
"'H 'n "' di"nt "."ue and ,uuhlc u.c} coded
"ick tntu thcir k-nucI
NHcn tne rep .t,"t returned ., t,o ofi 20 the
t"W ulh- 9hd icD thiiux wcte still gotng un.
Mv-t Di Ihe Nuc.'. redeemed t"U uoIulug
tHid ne h"S were ~, etVed Oy tho owners rne
,mS rh'e and uoub,esotne customer Wa iuu-
rrE WuINrros snrnr.
Thc follow ru@liug in with his stick In
one ~ me- lnhdS aud d pSvubfuker's ticket IN
wants to know II my ,s.fr's a toiI'n' me N lie
81" sav~ She didn ulNn nv -hlrt, aud T. y snr
uid, i,t h.lh N"Df trhet. SOW tell me Il thnt
'he prwnbrokcr took tho ticket AZ looked ut
~ ~, 'h,,l'tN. he banded tito The assistant
di'" 'due I'm see II toe shirt va. iu the % rr-
room. Ih' boy went and return a Ina 4, tow
minutes" sayin- hc could not nniit. The mu-
lHttu man lr"ripii utriy tore 10 10 Vi. k4f asa
with savage shane pt the ti- .ti,t swure' he
n . h". No .lou., h.d ra .,n. I.n,i ,,ia
'r'I"f -'"inplDN stoned hoy came ir and whi.-
''"' tulhs the raNnriuket. Wuo banded
what docs tna, meaa2' incurred the rc.
.-w1.ro',r VIE n'eL..t,,,'r o'.
The sun., 1873-11-21

NEw YonK. Thursday, Nov. o. Receipts oa
g"V Ntrc 10 Cgf- 81 l..gg head, iDaktug i,as since
Nytd J, hfiins l'i lO the same time lst week. lao
len,hd was wcts 1nd The tendency OF pricrs was
downward. There wcrr uo I-Ann- shown, and loor TO
thtts naily cattle w,re sold at .SENc v H., TO dress
90 bs. to e Da. to IN, grl.s cWt.
Arrival Of -hctf ana tus vpfe ~ cars or s1i head
Wathg 1'l sincg MuDlav, tgdns Z 50 for ti. ,tint
lunr get week. Tie Uatk.t was quiet, with mod
Sra, demand Tor rool stock salcs we're At StsiSc
u tui poor 10 tNtrt -hfrg, ana flAt1i.e Tor Ituh.
h,tepis ul hu-s Os cars. or ~ head maxine
l-ti tihr" NHrd ~. a-tirst Xlist Tor tie sait e
lhne itsI week. tur tone 0f the market was nfrtr.
snl uf'se h"ss were advanced TO a5sagic. for 90.
The sun., 1873-11-21
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHEs RERE AND THDRK ny THE
SUNS REPORTERs.
Eiophnntiasis-t NAN D,inc or Disease
which HnGies the Ph,sicinr-.

Efcphn ntlasis-N VAN D'tug Of n Disease
which HnGics the Ply sicinr-.
Joseph Ierrv, of so Pacific street, Brooky n,
diod on the 1871. inst, Of difesse known 10 medical
monHe rlcphontass. TIE symptoms Of 'ho u,aady are
swelling of the skin Of the icg which becomes
ndckcncd unt assumes tie 81 portiuLs u
an eepaant'slcg
Nr. Ferry Wns 81 Gcked two letrs and ten mo rhs
ngo. Al 1Tst ho did not know what ~as th, matter.
He noticed peculiar rUugness Of the ekln ot his right
leg, suu trlt ~ rain him iutenstN. H., rovcver al
lowed ! 90 PASS without seeing physician. until II
eNrh l- tu'tirra were Intense that ne called Ir
~l't luF lhr iWF'can saw il1t " VH. tls. " tla-
pNahtdrs. No treatment could cheek M. slow iu'
sir guuv % oft thc disease. Tue un SHOWN tro.tutf
mere "rd 10 sllrNit ne pain, anu sfhrn boz r,.i
~ the lingering stack
In few months the skin became tbts ned and
hack, anu oOsed exactly ke the hide u 81 eleuhant
me PAT ent was en- b'rd to walk Wins uta J1i uity
Irhe nrs year ui his attack. hut after That tAc Mh
hh sweed 10 such proportions g. prevent locun0.
ph OF any Nind, aud he had 60 stay prisoner IN Ills
use. After NtHre intense suffering VIZ Perry dfrd
from rhe"r exhaustion the usual manner such cas-
hl~ said 10 BE- the only rase OF cephantisss ever
known Ia EruuhHu.
The sun., 1873-11-21

District Attorney Brtton u Brooklyn took
Luo'uc Meyers before Juagc Barnari Yesterday. snd
moved hcf dsciarse from custDty the grounl mat
thc wa from hsrov Ftor useless witness ~ the
case 20 the nuricr II 'harie Go.Irich. The police
tnlhort cs Agrurd With hu that she ta dtctNrf them
tn mss. toutraaI aIctuy storlc. and believed VIA
hiu nat d Knows uous -huUt o., murati. Luc attc
Nas aircnar.cI
The sun., 1873-11-21
Snsulfss Urtirts.

The Man OF Enterprise ortates; IN. weak imh
is'or ir.,sto copy hn. Does any sensible sup
pose tst the csioas OF Duclus called that infess
the drug stores possess tie real merit of DR.. Helm
bold's Genuine Extract? Any snntrcr from Kidley
Compliant Drop., Diabetes or other urinary disease.
In nlNc or female v detect the difference once b,
the result uclmhoids euresi tho others fail. rhs
genuine bears Dr Hclnbold'. signature For sale -
All drrtpet,,,
The sun., 1873-11-21

ttrnmship CHESAPEAKE. Portland. nd. nu 4 p.ss
ttraustp od Domino lUcilnonJ, Cty fo.rt, rrd
- rtDl .. u4-e. aud rtet
st'amship ltottc-1a 10. N,iteruan, mds- and pAss.
S.rlu snip Al. all, g. t'argpN, mdsr and %
- rtns Up ou'atlo, lNu is'eirO. fRdsr. aud pass.
iafk t'tU. uIp rirh, Ly, rpuol, coal
Nr'r Pr'n' -, L.e - uta, coal.
Nchr Baltic. HJf yor attn.
scir lirnr tIet"r, Cape naytl. ocwooi
AIr1 th- Nalu fiNtr C1s-tsse vessels.
~'tFu.- .sftafu.' lns i1is TIA " IN ,n-y Acarvirr
Ntruwul, ISmc, ~. Dom ngo; Wcy holsrt. lisytit
''iy 20 ilayau-, Havana Eucn S. Tern, Newberu.
The sun., 1873-11-21
Denbs,lon In a philndplphla Bnrk.

fHLAntLrnfA Nov. 2O.-Yesterday 1t was
discovered tlat The discount clerk VI me o AID Ma
tonal fnhh of ms city had disappeared, Upon exam
nation the discount books Of the institution were found
10 ur cou,ct bus deficiency Of S(!isi was found IN
TIE rtccipis for money packages by express. The
ai lttdult'l was highly thought " by the officials
OF . pAnk, WHO mt sted ln Nlth large amounts 0f
money lie las "lie and two Chlidf0n living m the
CIV. Ht Hhrfrah utsarc not known. IL was rcpOr 'd
mat le had carried uf $1,000 1ha Cashrr states ma
lhe dtncit onlS 20 the amount saod, when VIII ne
no hing. "