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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
ONE OLE SANTA CLAus,s SHOPS.

The approach of the holidays is already in
dicated by the preparations OF business houses which
furnish supplies to Santa Claus AMI provide for the en-
Joy ment OF Christmas. T. Ii. Macy Co., a: Slxth-ava
and Fourieenthst, had their ntoenih annual opening
yesterday and made dno display OF all articles thai
could possibly load the family aad al The chldrons
stockings Their stock SUPP In quality and variety
any they have before exhibited. ng every nook
and corner OF their bwljiug, which embraces eight
stores four stories and basement. In the latter Is
complete assortment of useful articles ofu. wood and
On tho frs. floor great variety OF dolls OF
wax and wood. OF French and American nanu!actufe
in every variety and eompiexon and all sinls OF doris
apparel French combs, SHOES and dresses OF expensive
material and style. Here. too, chdrens crOcker1
AMI furniture sets Russian leather goods for the toes
and sewing table deicatey framed baskets from lAon
tenfel's painted medallions from the ulountains "
Thuringia; the new French plategass teHe.-oofes
painted In oil; Vienna fregilt go0is images ahu
statues 0f bronze, silver ware and ieweiy, poosss
canary birds, ETC. Upstairs Il repetition OF ai ts
with the addition OF .wVfsed-work, rbOols, ndss' az"
drums Al every turn Ia hing 10 cotrbae 20 .uo
comfort or beauty OF tasteful home. The store ws
thronged all day aud the entire force OF $50 cerHs
was Gusily employed serving customers ana he.p, n
aud shelves order Uutn CnrlstiuaS t' ssoi"
wIll be open day and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.

The Japan Mail publishes the following state
ment of passenger the Pacific Mail steamship ARIEL
wrecked the coast OF Japan, Oct a. while voyage
from Yokohama to Hakodadi
After leaving Yokohama on Sunday afternoon we
had fine weather. and everything board went like
clock-work. On Tuesday evening soundings had just
sci appeared Craze reef. The engineer on watch OBJ
that the boilers appeared TO rse and Thought by
deceived as We felt her, so to speak under our feet
crunching over the top Of reef Steam was Kept up
wheu Pockets aud blue lights were fired. She then
rocked to and fro. and in very short time the ser
by the boats see running gear all right aud mail bag
put in the eboat and SO soon as all had been provided
the boats and oil hands to take to. them,
entity not a moment was lost When the boat 1
was had cleared the ship the stern level with
within call at safe distance aud the captain left when
all were safe, aud nothing more could be done The
way ashore, which done accordingly. aud in short
tins large fire lighted by the natives on the beach
the light steerei between several large rocks and
before long oil were safely landed The captain and
well manned, and at once made for the wreck On their
arrival the danger was so great that the boats wond
venture until they made TO do and the
only or getting on board was by rope. Every
thing that could be laid hold OF In the fore cabin bcrhs
at secured and thrown into this fishing boats
BY this time the water had covered the vessel nearly all
but the bows aud fore cabins Us the men had 10 swim 20
cut down some meat which hung ON the port side near
the padde-box. She had by this time taken Hist
to that side. SO everything that could
be secured was safe. the captain and crew made
for the shore and had all things carefully
cured. Before break OF day the captain and part
OF the mast have been alongside were all up
little after six o'clock when he had returned and pro-
nounced hor total wreck the sea was going over her
aud only family visible and before loft, she
seemed to have drfted closer In shore. as there Is
great and fall OF the tide. She then either appeared
have broken her back parted, rs we saw large
part Of her floating seawards. BY the glass could
make out what part OF the vessel 1t was IL might
ship, but the distance great that could
make out what part OF her At break or day she
apparently the top OF the reef bat
seemed part rne fore part seemed 20 settle down
deep water. As did not again could tell
whether IL the main or foremast that visible;
but think It must have been tho forsmast from her
prsvious posiou when we left nothing Was visible
but tho mast lttlo below tho toDmAst."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
AN ISSUE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the United States District Court yester'
day In the matter OF Byron Sherman and Porter snor
man, bankrupts. II. q. Lockwood. counsel for inc =.
signee filed petition asking for an acoonn1HS 70 '"'
assignee, and for permission 20 brog suit "a NE hAD
TO recover about $4,000 whsh alleged. WA psia
retired special partner OF the hrm O wbca che O:pH
rupts were members by hru subsequently iormeu ~
them According 10 tho petition tie cause 0, acuiss
based on the following alleged facts on Dee, 81 Nv
Jonn X Ottley and stephen Condit, SPECIAL pgtherso,
the baukrupts. withdrew the amoant OF shcn spssS s
capital tue special pa rDer ship h.yins teImnslouoS
lnitafion, TIE nrm or sherman < Go. was conuhuss
and new special partner was taken In. Al tue uuovs
WAS aud the payment VI $50 10 the
partner a fraud upon the creditors" Judge bs.oos
lord granted order alloy ing tho suit 70 DO pous
,uDiecL however, " the opiuon OF Register iIoh W."
d IA Tho IA altar OF thu bankruuts In CHARGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

with its value and always suspected IL "a IN
sdously working revolution in the habits and morals
Of tho nation Frugality passing away us
a Loaf art. and prodigaty Is oecoming the
earls acGuison as well OF grlhood ana ooyhood az OF
legisIators Speculation Is usurpng the neIo OF Ihau
trial enterprise; and labor, cheated III every
dsgusted and not unwilling itself TO learn tne triok VI
paming of s. for am eagle, day clipped AZ Dotn e.us
Tor whole days paw. Work seems 10 spe Roihg OUT
fashion and Iockeyism Is becoming tue soe autocra VI
the times But a nation that aims at greatness canho.
siandard of integrity which stoops TO daily discount
r. Main thai industry cannot thrive unless ITS re-
yards Are sta HE and secure. How can we expect "
train mn a con cientons people where the Governmon.
i,seif gives an example OF daily aIront 10 the tte
standard of tho commercial world by the issue au ro
suc OF paper legal tenders, VIGOROUSLY above heii
yalne In apy market, ut home or abroad may no, ap
neal 10 patriotc men everywhere 10 aid IN stfangx
ms munster evil before IL fatally enfods In us COILS ne
interests moral and material OF society anu Tue
natOni u..,r,,rvr
Mr. FERRY (Rep., Mch) moved to take up the resolu'
ton offered by him Monday to provide Tor the se'o
ment OF the financial arrangement.
Mr. WRIGHT Rcp, Iowa. moved that the senate pro-
coed to the consideration OF Executive business WIN
the understanding that Mr. Ferry be entit'ed 10 he
floor on his resolution tomorrow. Agreed TO- .,. =,
Mr. STEVENSON (Dem.. KyJ presented petlhon vi
$500 citizens Kentucky ASKING Tor the passage Oh
law prohibiting the manufacture OF splrltuous liquors
I'm the Territories OF the United States
The Senate at o'clock went into Executive session
After 20 doors reopened ana the SEN
ate adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

The stations in Districts Nos. and g. except tho one
at Block Island in operation during the entire sea-
SON. those District No and the Block Island station
were NOT completed and equipped until January. The
number OF wrecks which have occurred since the date Of
the annual report upon the coasts where stations
were IN operation shown by the wreck reports OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04


Total nsmber fdays shelter afforded. .......... II
The wreck of tho American ship Peruvian Dec 49, 1872 on
Peaked Hill Bar directly front the sit. Of Station
No BY which ~ hives and 800 900 property os occurred
before the station completed aud equipped
LIE
, 1873-11-08
SCARE AT WARSAW, lND.. =.
'WAnsAw, Ind, Nov. 6, 1873.

WAHsAw, Ind, Nov. 8, 1873.
10 ths Editor a5 Tho Chieaao Tribun4
BIa The Sheriff Of Kosciusko County was in
formed yesterday, BY q stranger, that the band
that had robbed the 1ailroad.train IN Iowa was
making Its way to Waraaw, Ind, to rob the First
National Bank In this place, and would be there
shat night that he 4Cthe said strangely was
acquainted with all the party engaged in tho
railroad-robbery, and he was to have bad fair
divide OF all The finds procured. but, "a they
had not divided satisfactorily with him, he was
going 10 expose them; that thore WAS q large
Il the Sheriff would. give him s250, he would
assist him in tho capture, and would identity the
party as the same men that robbed tho railroad,
express In Iowa. and tho Sheriff could claim
The large reward offered. Tho Sheriff offered
the stranger $20. and he accepted It,:
The Sheriff then called together oil
the chief men to moet him st the Court HOUSE
that evening, to plan about the capture. Twen-
ty-ave OF the brhve8t mon Of town were appoint
cd to guard the bank. ALI the Bhot-guns and ro-
yolveFa that could be got we're procured, and put
into the hands ct thoae warriors, aud they were
secresed, In some safe place. ct course, SO that
they would mono Of them get killed by the rob-
Hours passed on, but no robbers made thoir ar-
pearauee and, just before day, tho guard ro-
tired In disgust st losing nights sleep, for
nothing and all Of thom felt as though they had
been badly sold. But tho Sheriff was the worat
sold OF all, as he VAS out $40, beslaes money
spent Tor travelling expenses. We al feel glad
that We still live, aud hope such unlawful bands
Tor We Keep prepared at All tlmos for any emor-
genoy, and sometimea when there is really no
danger, "a In tho present for instance,
Our OF TIE 80nApE.
, 1873-11-08

M.Sal@ ~ common to fail, d. .ae01.4o Corn dull
amM s,, !owsr ml1od Western, nominal at go. oAts
aq1! WestorD, 10; white, lo@s0o. nye quiet.
r1hovIafoNs-pull, irregular, md unsettled mess
Ior8i *lo.?sta1b.00; old ana now bulk meats nm.
ss,nanged bacon shoulders, 7H@7Ao; t1oar rib, 7<a.
b'lRar-cnrcd hnnls, 11,;t311o, Lard unchanged. . 3
@a0c.
,Corrrx:-Nontnai, =. :: :. 49,:
WH1aKEr-Duu aud nominal at D2@12Nc.. az, a..
TOLEDO. I:
,.Iotfnot Nov. I-nnEl lDB ruFFe-Four duh. Wheat
ati hnd lower Mo. sn.ber Michigan' 81 40 sn1l,or
Mirhtgsn, S1.234, spot q 20 for NovcMher; N3aa
Tor Daccnlbcr Corn stendy high nixod. 42'lc, arot
a9c for Decombnr; A4ko for Jannnry: low mixed,
A2Hc. Oats shade lowor: No. !, 9o>So; No. 2, &c.
aeller November. 49,. -
CLOVER gHEp-$470. :: >" :.
hsozirrs-F1oar. 80 brls; Wheat, 10000 bu; corn.
EnfrMzsTs-flonr, @ S 500 brs wheat al 600 bu; corn
IS, 5,0U0 bu: oats, 1000 I'M. - y >.<5
OsWEGo. .....-,.
Oswkoo, Nov, ,7,-BREApErurrs--whea quiet +, No.
Milwaukee,, Sl4o. Corn, 67@Sso. Barley inactive.
---. -., -. MILWAUKEE.
.A1uwAuxxf, Nov. 7.-DnEADsTuErs-Flopr-, ,qulet
and unchanged. Wheat steady No. !, $l03 40.
$3.50 cnah, December: CSC November. Oats dull and
aliAlo owor; No. 2, T7Hc. Corn steady Nc: 400.
3;ya stesy No. j CO. Barley dun .na nominal
FnE1on7s-ro Du,rnlo, a,1c; to osweso, l2Xo:
REo4tPrs-Flour, 1000 brls j; whnat, 105 900 bn.
eu1rMrNrs- -Tloiir, 5000 brs whoat q, 900 BIZ.
, 1873-11-08
An Old-schoo1 Clergyman. i

"s 'E,FruNt fhotNew sY0Tk Ifntts.a -, = u
There died, three weeks aso,':inT Shropshire,
the notorious Lord Chancellor JoHreya, who was
Baron JefreyR Of 'Wem,' one Of tho fow olor-
gymen'who remained belonging to quite the old
school of diyinbBs4 - - y ~.
In early life Mr.. Mereat, for: auoh; was this
gantleman's name, had been d boon COM
panion Of former Duke OF Cleveland; who had
proved Ills regard BY returning him for ono Of
ing the Legislature Of his country. the Dukes
living Of Wem foil vacant aud tho Duke
proposed that his 1rieud should hold 1t a.
q wnrming-pnn until the Dukes cousin, q
youth then OF tender years, was ready to take
III Hia Graoo, no doubt, after bis usual fashion,
il was 10 id good thing;", for. thia was tho
Duke who marked Lis approval OF sormon by
saying to the preacher: "That was id good
sermon you 6aye us, u id good Sermon" 30
Mr.. Merent threw OF tho Senator and became tho
divine, a. proceeding probably thought quito
natural and proper In thoao days, bus which
y;oald, under similar einEsunetancest now send
into fts. The Dukes young klnsman
mover could persuado these !: inexorable
gentlemcn, the Oxford Examiners, to give him i
degree. Ho said he did hiB papers BY thelight
OF reaeon." but they doAirod them done by tho
Light Of certain rulos OF grammar and matlie-
WAS never ordained, and the old ex-M. P. con-
timed to hold the living, which WAS about
s12,600 o year, with IN excellent house and
grounds, for life, ILLS being, probably, q unique
case in every respect, The present patron of
the living Is widely different Duke Of Glove
land Ho was great friend OF the late Bishop
Wilberforce. aud his wife Is only sister Of Earl
marriage, Of Lord Roseborry, latoly Visitor to
New York. : ''.. u.
, 1873-11-08

os1,n road Or :; T;f,s sae verdict The hghes
Thore = Jury Of diroront raoo, white mon, edu-
oatcd mon no doubt, had rondered verdict con-
trAsy TO what lave been considered established
andproved facts, 80 declared BY Tho Jndge on Tho
ment. En- mitch for tho difference Of },istico
as administered In North Carolina. His Honor
regarded this fact as worth tho. calm eonait!ora7
tlon Of ct: toynon and law-makcrs. Honest ig-
noranco should be recognised, wl,i'c Intelligent
vlco should DO scorned. Tho community had no
ronaon to tear 30 long ~ mon were goyoruod by
tholr convictions Of what was right. IIo would
not thank them for what they had dono no ono
nhould be thanked for doing his; :, Simple, duty.
dor % similar % eponeo tss Joad 1 = svo WE sonVisiod I d.
white boy Of numbering negro boy. Their ver-
dict. al leaat, lad not pbeon Influenced by any
feelings Of race or cast. It; certainly presented
food Tor rofeottou.
, 1873-11-08
afao Reppblloahs,,, Yet, with tho rallying cry Of

also Republicans. Yet, with tho rallying cry Of
Reform, tho manifest necessity for a chnnge
and tho Rankin 'dofalcatloii staring tlom
party woro apondid1y orgnnizcd. and tho victory
was great ono Wien wo take into confederation
Tho battle-ground. Tho Rupnhlchn innjo.ity
was reduced from 1000 to dDD.' Tho proportion
while. a yenr ngo, IL WA 1 to o. Much Of this
gatn t6lho Nefortn party Ia duo to tho efforts OF
o. A. Clark, the editor of tho Liberal, published
horo. II tho work Ind boon commemorate iittlo
throw Of THO Court-Honeo Hing. At tho uoxt
election *o will Bweop Tho stnto Of 1owa. and
+! Anti- Monopoly will carry its candidate to tho
Whtto!Honso in 1870, AS easy as Jackson t1onted
Into Int the prosdontalchar on tho 0ntaB'asm Of
, 1873-11-08
Extraordinary Charge of Dignmy,

Frederick Francis Archibald, Farquharson,
young man, has just boon committed tosthe
Wiltshire, Eng, Aasl2oe on charge Of bigamy
by the Trowbridge Magistrates. It appeared
from the evidence t4Rt, in 1863, he first married
q lady named Buckley, but In 1861 WAS divorced
from her, ~ II vas alleged, on the ground that
he was under age at tue time Of tho, marriage;
1n the samo year, being now OF age, le married
Miss Alice Bertha Henrietta Yoyer Denoat, at
Hackney Church, London, after oourtshp Of
seven months. On the occasion Of this marriage
prisoner said nothing about the former mar
riage. Tho party lived together as man and
wife up to 3 very recent period. Prisoner,
however, waB In the habit OF going into the
country On businesB, aud the frequency Of these
excursions excited some suapiolons in tue mind
Of bis London wlfo's mother, who tloroupon;
paid aviat to North Bradley, Willis. tho ,roai-
dohce Of the prisoners mother, q lady OF inde.
:neudeut means. To her great astontshmout ahe
thore found tho prisoner with another vito and
family, ho having, 1t was shown ID .sYidonco,
married On tho 26th Of December, 1865, young
lady namod Jesaie Hooper. The mother Of tho
London wife compelled Tho prlsonsr to enter her
cab, and accompany hsr to Trowbridgo, whore
is i man Of good address,, is about 30. He has
served IL The army. Tho prisoner, WHOM ho
left Ills London w}fo, said he had to go Into the
country OH bualneaa, aud whom le lott lis coun-
try spouse 1t was under tho prete1t Of going to
town on businoss. All three OF the wlvos wore
present during q reeent examination, aud the
two latter have fAmllteH,.
, 1873-11-08

From The Salt Lako Tribune. m
Under tAls head the Denver Tribune Of Thurs
tcatnster employed BY shet1nsn l. LOWS, lumbor
dealers, at tho corner OF 'D!aho and Niuntcenth
streets, entered their yard to arrange for days
work, he discovered on the stops loading to the
excited his ourlostty. He began to fathom It's
dcpthH,, and drcw out round package which
was wrapped carefully in a. wo1l-woln paper bag
and copy OF tho Utah Mining Journal Of April
2S yaese T1Isppings sid ssae there spPoarsa
skull. labeled "'slado, tho 1lontana Murderer"
Mr.. Lowis ut onco took possession Of the
"rel,c." md Ills offlco was viaitod to-day
BY quito a tlrong anxious to got a sight Of
Mcdary, plain eman, Of fourteen years ;expori-
ence, who knows Colorado, Montana, fdaho, and
all tLo Territories almost BY heart knew slado,
and Was preRent At his execution in Virginia,
nomewhat the bolougnge OF such a desperate aa
Blnde wis. known to be--broad ncross the check
bones, and low, retresti1ig forehead. 't8hep, ~
who just returned yesterday from plotting the
Hayden 9soientiao pertk recalls eeno re,ninis-:
tic most dreaded man, IL the Rocky. Mountain
region. Blade canle ont from Illinoi1 IN the days
of tho California gold fever, and dodRod about
on the Tlnins for long tima, dividing bis htten-
tion bofween tho 1ndlnns and tho avoiding oot a
small band Of sigiantes who wore hunting him
to "sostlo' some nagrant outrages which be
Ind porpetratod back IN tho sBtsses' !Aftor
rowing about for several years, be was placed
at Julesburg as agont for Holidays
Overland Stage Company, he being: aeomed
an "availhble ~ man. to face the cut
throAts who swarmed Id that region, often mo-
testing tho Oompanys property, He snpplanted
another almost equally desperate man-Jnlos, q
Fronchman, with whom ho afterwards hnd i
desperate encounter, both reoeiylng dangerous
wounds. Subsequently 8lade killed Jules. and
Go 1s sG1es q
teriug him. After a career Of uno1amplod vio-
lonce, passing now for desperado, now for =
vnlued Ecitizen, killing (by common report)
agent expressed it, from Fort. K6arney west =
great daal more than the Almighty, waa caught
BY party OF outraged miners At :Virginis City,
Mon; and hung, It was supposed at the time
that Ills, body was shipped East tol lis friends,
At least nothing transpired to warrant. any
further attention to the matter. = - -s;l"-'
, 1873-11-08

beer Of Gorlnhny has oaniod away tho protntu1n
arc getting, TO be muoh fon1or Of H. than they
ovor hh7s been Of cider or whisky. He says YOU
may ask an American viaitor to Vionna wiiere to
find this street or that avenue and tho chances
aro ton to ono yon will not get satisfactory
answer, hut just nsk him whore ho gotn good
glnsB Of boer and atraightway ho will guide you
to tho place. be ho.ovor 30 much Of a tompor-
Alco t1lnp at homo. :. = -
, 1873-11-08
KDunR Female Clerks,

"A London paper saya: " The experiment OF
employing young ladies' az clorks In all insurance
oi1loo has bean tried and found emnontly BUG
ceaBful in tue case Of tho Prudential, On L,,d-
cato Hill For more than year and = half the
little band: beginning with ten, now, reaching
thlrty-si1 In number, and intended to be still fur
ther reinforced, has been working steadly, and
giving onsiro satisfaction tosthe managers. The
rooms occupied by them are light and airy, sepa-
rated altogether from those occupied by the malo
clerks in the establishment, and furnished with
convenient chairs aud desks. The lady clorks,
who arc OF various ages, from IS to so, seem to
enjoy o1celent health and spirits, and are unanl-
1nouH in agreeing that regular employment, II
moderate, is peculiarly en1utary.' They arc e1-
olusivoly edioa strictly 90 called, the daughters
various homes at Ludgate Hill, at 10 .. M, stop
work for an hour at O'Clock, and leave the
Office at p. m. Several holidays iu tho year are
allowed, The work is chiefly = simple kind Of
copying, requiring only caretal attention, good
handwriting, and Intelligence to doaipher uaneB
Of persons and placea,-the Welsh oue especially
lTording . liaifless feld for conjeotnre- The
salary OF theaa ladies Is ANAL, beginning (fn-
elusive OF, oertnin feeB) at .Gs2 per aanun, and
being raised :E10 each year up TO- ECO. II would
appear, however. that there ara abundance Of
candidates to bo found for each chair and Of
courao, as tho work Is III well dono as by malo
clerks. the advantage to the Company must be
very great indeed, It should be added that all
directions for the work pass through tho hands
of lady superintendent. a. e.
, 1873-11-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

: 4 ~nanttrr ~ ti,,' 1,,,rou4oo or T7fr,r,n Ia
neo'.sR VI the cona'n't'eo VI f!nahee i1
called Tor o'clock this afternoon At the Mayors
Office. g..
Tie regular monthly meeting Of The noatd Of
Directors of tho Expositiou will 10 held on
rr,oadav ,;tor,,oo,, ot q ,,,ioor ~ tba E,no.,.
zion buldinR' f. =
Z, Maurice Daily, Of New York, and George Sloa-
nou, OF GLjoapo. nlnv A match at tbree-in,l I'M.
,i,ry,u ~ ato IT, .,,,a ava,,ro a. 1r;,,as,,.,,
latoe Aot eoo9 saae' tu!a oSeal.'s' ss Muesputy
Music Hall. Both arc In excellent PRACTICE and
/ Tho regular moeting Of the Philosophical 3d.
etatv will ho held this cvcn;no In NJ,t1,o: :1,at
Church Block, corner OF Washington aid Oiark
streets, Mr. Edward Powers. Of thiB city. will
duction OF Rain."; -, '' - '.''AA ~
/ ,.I,.,-.,
I c, - lacy named AIRS. barber died suddenly On
nnaaHay a,loeno1a ~ hef reslaohco, 70. ls0a
W. Mapasn avenue der oeathla supposed to hnvo
boenI CAUSED hy heart disense; with which she
n1u ~ ~ peen an1'ctea LOT many Teafs' rs,
IA negro waiter at tho johnson House. named
Honry Chapman, yesterday sto1e valuable
watch from guest of tie hotel, named John,
acilmalI. !. Hourly, was promptly arrested, and
Viii DO brought before Jnssice soully this morn~,
ing. -: = :"i;, / :.s.-.'
Mr. Frank Mayo, a lnwyor Of this CITY, was,
yesterday arrested upon The complaint Of a man'
named j. g.; Stowe, who charges him viii, OBJ
tanning money under false pretsnAez. MIR. Mayo
he be- viii bo nble to show tho fais,ty of sho sac acosa @
ton this morning. =. -.
:.J.mes f4rant. CaDta,n ~ +ha soboonor M n
Moora' vaa 1,r, Sa4"r" IIn,taS staf"a I uom;r;s.
a;onar Hn1ne Gn voatoyI,av n tha onr9o "fa1aa'-
trenting :: saIlor on board hts yossel OF Port
examination under $500 bail. ''..
Danria1 Enr,Ght In An old Va grant Win hna he.,,
hanciug about tho Rock Island Donot and the
, 1873-11-08
Drinks af Vienna,

condemned by the International Jury OF several
hundreds OF: thousands Of dorinsns, Tronoh-
men, EugAhmon, NuBsiauB, SHodoa, Danes,
Egyptihus, Peryians, and Japanoae, that attended
the Viou1p Exhibition. The Kroat bar whore
lhuse drinks were sold has collapsed anl gone
into baukruptuy. DR.. Daarnateln ayers TINT the
, 1873-11-08

rxROVER 4 BAKERS SEWING MAUHINEB-
VI uSnsrs1 M oass 10 stass;.t. l,.saoh otse sosnes
1aket machines are invsd 10 call sn saq tho now In.
pf0yotnens aud lluat RoMothlnG thair s1YantAKa.
mseSfe. Thto.I uoYes I'll ia napsta. VIII
cox Gihbs g. n. Co., g9Epes -av. ND Adansai
, 1873-11-08
BOARD WANTED.

sR0Ann-A FAMILY OF SIX, COMPRISING. TWO
gentlemen and four iadc!, wish comfortable homo,
oast ct Wabash md betwosn TWeilth and Twon Third
~. -AddroBs u &c. Tribune otloo -.
RoARD-A. GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD ON
- tho North Hido ior himself and wifo .uo will give
and Foquro tho bsas EeeFpnces giving name,
, 1873-11-08
LOST AND FOUND.

TOUND-TWO RED COWS. APPLY CORNER
y = Wostorn: ~. and fty-nfth-st n. nOPKE, =,
FOUND -QNEf SMALL. DUN; MARE, WaIQH
u tho owner Can hAve by proving same and paying
nbarrNa. p. EJEMfNG. Ia FnPlnr.at.t
, 1873-11-08

T0n ,nALE-ENoLIsH OEAENr~lo9 nARHEIs
pOFllan to cinso account In lois TO suit At &G.3
bxssuL JOHN WATSON, Koon - Metropolitan Block.