davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1873-11-18
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.
C1UGHT ON 1IJE ELT BY THE STN'S
UBIQJITOJS REPORTERS.
\ Successful Raid by An Organized Band of
Mn ID Cd Il nhhrra.

About I O'Clock yesterday morning stable
man Ia the horse depot Of the Bloomfield tr
line ON Mount Prospect avenue. on the suburbs of
Newark, was attacked by man wearing mask. The
s"blcman struggled for moment having the advnn.
tage' when the man the mask called for " Number
lhrec,' and another masked man hurried to his as.
slstancc The man was soon secured. handcuned. and
throNn into corn bin, where one Of the gang stood
guard over him with revolver Two watthincn Jacob
M.nt,c ana William trosson were also secured, hand.
cuhe ana thrown into the hin The gang Dictated two
guards 70 watch the prisoners, and the ndrr
anlo he once, breaking Opcn three doors the way.
in'y hau previously broken open the tool house Of a
quarry ln nc neghoorhUod and secured slcdge ham
Her crONba and quAntity Of tools with which they
iorrced uprn the safe. They secured over tep.
hiler the plumber was secured the band nun berine
zen IN all returned t. the blu took the prisourrs ant
anu after bathing the head Of the man who was inrrd
~ te assault fastened them with straps broken from
,he harness In such position that they could breathe
ireyy and went away. The prisoners after an hours
nara WORK summoned the nearest policeman II is be.
ntveu that the burglars from New York and
uat they drove TO Jersey city 10 wagon.
The sun., 1873-11-18
SPARKs FROM THE rELEGRAPH.

A heavy southeasterly storm Of rain and snow
prrNN,rd in Washington Yesterday.
Prison officials say that Stokes and Wnlworth
ar To be removed To the state prison 81 Auburn.
John Arnold, a leading banker of Elmira. and
one ~ ne oldest and most prominent citizens Of Wcs.
erh Now York, died yesterday.
ON SUNDAY night a terrible storm visited Fair
huIn, ha Houses Wcrc uuroutCd AMI q brick wall Wls
blown down ona wooden store kll!ls John HIId o4e
OF the proprictOrs,
A warrant was issued Yesterday for the arrest
ot stephen J.. NardWr tIr defINlliIg clssr uf ti,s
Commcrclal National Bans of Providence r. T. fhe
sCOndcd w.
The Cuhocs mills did not resume operations
lrstrfdaY, as was expected. thc ruIrols rlfr- n
Nhth the goods are now ug iar,d mlAcs Il mlI,.
snic TO- produce them tXcclt at AIcrAce NAcA would
certainly lead to bankruptcy.
ON saturday Elder James Hammond of Wick
iord u J., ttsrol In wagon 10 fuu uu appointment
,0Vcith ln Flst Greenwich. While ascending a .fr N
m il Y p4{sNe NE harness broke, tIe horse ran away
"lH , w lian onl Wat THROWN against bulkAead and
lll0 a FACTORY trench Gpd kIllcd. N
The sun., 1873-11-18
Two Paterson jain Bird. ON the Ramp,xc.

James Fitzgerald and George Fine are Ia the
Paierson Iail awaiting tria for robbery On sundsy
afternoon ucy both refused TO return 10 their celi-
and dcned the warden Mr.. II p Goodridgc. scvcraI
Other ptscn.rs urging on and the warden seeing Flz.
& rAld aud Fine determined, he Mt tor "a fqnad of
police by whom they forriby Put IN their cells
IN ntiy thcy cnptrd the officers contents of
h' sop psn-, ami threw al them small articles Thcy
were i0rebJ removed TO the dark Cell, but coutriyed
20 gst 9rge iron poker with which they hammered on
me door In manner that threatened break IL dOyn
Ihcy tcfsseF to give mp the poker the oiicer hnt
ssld they would XIII the hrst man who approached
ZONE random pistol shots fai ed 90 frighten them NJ
thcy we're captured by the max ing sudden
eharge They ver. then h.ndt uned with their hands
.. hind them and 10 further trouble experienced
N the night afhoufh they hufh succeeded ia getting
their shacNcs oh h,furc morning N IL supposed tN.
Hcmpt was TO get ~ riot, when they might mas
sudden STAN pede aud cscnpe
The sun., 1873-11-18

lh' CAV business NJ u" United states sub Treasury
N~t !'odrrc lrts. e. l%s 10. dn pfyin.nfs r i.s 1.
o"' ~ - "'',t' ttrrrnY recent. rll662Ail
' i4 Nr, lituJ'yt ou Otl inIt. $50 s,..n. UOi
toms, to''Utu.
The Treasury hniaures at t,. r,.s, ~, h,s,,.... a.,
W .n .tlt, "A, ~. urr.,,,' -, Il, J."
Cufu. lnciai!ns stiAu.i r,.n c,r1'i,st III w. ~ 70
amount OF ra.I fond. r.. ,lftius n. .1 ~, =, .
n. ., = az -. .rr s,,,,, 10 fSo~,i V',u a
rn, r,crinfs fo,, az e.r. 49, - 'h %, Z i., h.'
wa As.Jst I.c ass ,ciated 1s, ss lave fnrthe, y
\ h. Ut IN I-al a. ,i,rs si,, = ,,,ri r''"r' 1', !
- "A, 49, N'"''s s'"O' o''"' ''!' "Iu ~" h"ld
T.trlyn ,,ri.ng. NO. .t,,ti ,,,l ,.., la 81, -
ur In ~ usrii,nrr ~ ie ~ r,t"'S ~ ,'e ih"rl-
london ptrf~ 10 sfrr.f oc,r,fos ,ysr M ~
e. ut lItIourf tfr hltk raft.. =. ,,nfi .i a. az /,
l.. tdtaY .ir ,,..ts NJ, .i,. 49,, " ~ lhN
stein ~, 80. NH" an, t, y ~ ~ tu u, iot p5nr
NO., ~. ..J ,'' ia, -, ,''''t 'i< NJ uut thfy
taon,v M, ,ei 80 M M .,ic ,l',VV i''l| ,,
The sun., 1873-11-18

MONDAY, Nov. Up. M.-Spcculation nj
the stock Exchange was active throughout the
day, and the market by its rapid fluctuations
Afforded excellent opportunities forloss or profit ,
according to the side on which the operator was
ranged. In the early trade there was a strong
tone impair I'd 10 the movements, and. under the
inllucncc of an active covering hy the shorts,
Western Union, 81. Paul. Rock Island. Union
Pacific New York Central, Wabash. Lake shore.
and Ohios were made the chief speculative
features. Tho fluctuations were within n rance
~ 4 to about per cent, the lowest prices uf
the day having been established after L. o'clock
There was rally in the afternoon, however
but the heavy realizing sales in the late trade
again depressed the market. Attention is in
Nted to the extreme fluctuations ia the COM
paratiye table.
There was no special prominent features pre-
sented. but good trade was observed, with a
more bearsh feeling rred Dmnant in the late
oJerations. The total number Of shares dealt in
was li02O9 OF which Western Union re epresented
5i,dij; Union Pacific, 2s.SBl: New York Cent raj
1880; Lake shore, 1j,5iD; st. Paul common
R,si5; Ohios. $500; Waoa-b, 800; = acinc Mail,
fi1p; Northwestern, 4,2lO; Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, 3"sO: Rock Island, 2,s,5: c., c. and l.
C., LOO; Boston, Hartford aud Erie, Loco; Erie.
lS0 ~. Paul preferred, I1D: Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, Sis at ,iGJ,6, ex dividend: Hannibal
and 81. Joseph preferred, $50; Delaware. Lacka-
wanna aud Western, 6li; Northwestern pre-.
ferred, 4jO Panama, 80; Atlantic and Pacific
preferred. 30; Harlem, 30; Wells. Fargo, 3JO
New Jersey Central, $40; Quicksilver preferred.
lOu; United States Express, 12p: and Adams 40
The operations ia gold were active i'm tLp
morning trade, with the tendency OF the market
Upward. but about midday the premium be-
came lower. though there was "A slightly better
tone at the close. The opening Price was fGIt,
WITH rise to lW't. and "a Subsequent decline 10
u'a. with closing ngues ut lLgf. There were
u! new lcai utt~ presented, except that the high
iNi.s tAlt tcu tCr tmtying gud balances prrNruttd
lfh ranc" ~ lo hull NOV CuIcut ~ day
ln d luAus tie rates rald Tor lnvng halancr- car.
rtd were la o HN4 and g. with nnal ner tqtione ~ Ia
anu cent lhc tot Al clearngs At the kVcange
lahA we're tN'5nu. gold balances. Si1l5.isj; aud
currency bahnctsf gla 81 The Trparur, rce,nrd
Slttt ucgt ed bonds. and pa at ut u com interest ON
'h' lNhic dfut flFWh. The following the prlu.
The sun., 1873-11-18
REFORM INBfNhING.
Tho Presidents against the Bank A--ocia
ii"p Committees Report.

About twenty of the bank Presidents
whose banks belong % tho Clearing House met
in the liith Avenue Hotel last evening TO dis
cuss the proposed reforms Among the banks
ro, Pc outrd were the Bank ~ Commerce. naul,
OF the Republic llroai,yav Central rheutr.i
iuliDn, Leather Manufactucrs', Park. aud
mon. The conter"uce WIS purely informal.
hut strong opposition 10 some Of the features
OF the reforms was developed.
mat binding the banks not to pay interest
m't WIN almost unanimous di-fHypr. The
hhahtltrs regarded II as unVse 10 attempt TO
restrict Tree trading In motley any more than
"ihcr commodltits. Banks could not hope TO
use money without paying for II. beside, the
competition OF private bankers would speedily
compel the incorporated banks to recede from
any such compact. The close curporation fot-
ilr'. - the art icles ~ association proposed aro
likely to be discounteuanccd by me banks
Ihc other features of the proposed reforms are
llkcly 10 he ratified but those that meet with
most ul1ldLor are precisely the ones that were
most radical and likely 20 chcck the wild speciI-
lhilph hnd lessen the insecurity uf inStiuit ions
OF trust No definite action was taken by the
meeting. ''
The sun., 1873-11-18
L1TER FROM CUB1.
Denial OF the slaughter OF the EiGy-seveu
Nirsiuius Prisoners Attitude oil The
spauiard..


Nrsiuius frisoncrs-Thc Attitude oT the
spanisrd-.
HAVANA. Nov. 7.-The report received
from Cienfuegos that nfiy-seven more Of the
Nirginius prisoners had been executed is not
confirmed by later sdyices from Santiago.
The foil, wing despatch has been made public
here
$ 'NTi tCO rF Ct'u.. Nov 1e-Thcrc have
been np iurthor developments. The mafl-uf-
wnr lshhclla Ia 'atOlird has arrived here to con-
Nul tir irginus to Havana.
. me attitude Of the authorities Is unyieding.
lhey insist on theif pertert right to dispose ~
mo Nh-ntus ~ pirate IN accordance with in
ie!hIt "hM law. u.d That 100 ouc hd- right to
interfere with them.
Inor" hdNc been no more executions. but the
trials are proceeding. The British nau-uf-war
Niuhe is still here.
II IA reported that corrcsplndcncc Is going on
hctwcen h'r capt 1in ana Guvernpr Burr about
ON the NiTginius.
Tftre are rumors thit IN American corvette
IRON Aspinwal! and another from key West are
oh :At W,y here.
The sun., 1873-11-18
NE " JERSEY

The Paterson Aldermen last night resolved to
ntklh an extensive system Of street imnroVrmenfg
nnder tac sntnorly Of the cty TO provide work for the
unemployed Al the rate Of lta cents per hOur and also
10 cl upon the mti owners 10 provide work a redurrd
wages lor their employees through The winter.
one hundred and hfty more men were lis
thWgeu from the Rogers Locomotive Works In paipr.
srn ~ saturday night, and probably aOmen from other
tstapIshnithls Al the churches have Otgaulzed nid
sl,ellts Tor the rellc OF the poor who suffering In
t,nstIurhcc OF Oeing out Of employment. SeVertI Ell.
ntns nave offered weekly contributions TO aid t6e
The sun., 1873-11-18
The A-hhuiec War How the British Recent
an Iu1uit 10 thrir Flag.

L"NnoN, Nov. 1.-THE lutest advices
from the Ashnntc' expedition say that the
British troops have advanced twenty-five mtics
ifHu Elmin1. one ~ tho lnrgest forts ON the
q .i0l. iuc AshJuiec- have breu defeated with
si' ~ loss Ia kilcl and wounded. and Nv. ui
tHrlr ril'Icr, burned. rlcy retrrated on thr
river IRAN, but the british forces eat on their
re'I At ana capt itcd MANY prisoners. II ex-
fr'iru lnnt fhr litr frtiyf forward noyeul. .nt-
~ the l'rittsh troops VIII result m tho capture
81 neuiy the entire Ashautec army
The sun., 1873-11-18

LONDON, Nov. IA special despatch
from Aden To the Dldy 1cleQrdph saws that nm
encounter took place recently in the dist let Of
hl-Asha, between bodies of Arabs and Turks
latter were killed apl wounded. IL is Irobnbie
tlAi ln c'use1uence Of this occurrence the
hl.t,h force AT Alden will interfere nnd urc-
wont ehcrnt"hiuents by the Turks uuon the ter
utory Of surroundlu. tribes
The sun., 1873-11-18

FoWlhR-GlFFlN.-ht Kcnka Lake. " Y, on Wed
y ~iaN NOv. ll.ey the Rev. u. H. Seymour, y fIeIvy
Fowler oi this cip to Mara Louise. yonnacst dau ier
of imct ,'ii o. k-g. form Of New IOrk No cards
NJ NDE-HI GHES. In TRINITY chapel, Southport.
Ioh" 1v ~ by iae Rev /. L; Wells, assisted by the
ktfs Andrews aud walton, Paul Mundr ". -, OF View
Hughes ~ NcR Haven.
i'm ElCk-CHAPNAN.- on Thursday. Nov is at
s. lHul tnurch, Norrsania. by tnr Rev Robert HAf-
us. lem H. len Eyck Of Harlem TO HIATT e H. daush.
ter uf Juhn Chapman uf fremont
Il~NAlE BLACKWELL Welncsiav NOV i2
g. = GEORGE Church, Astoria /. L. by The Rev Dr n
W. Harris, samuel B sdsle 20 Fmmi l. daughter OF
John Blackwell both %! Astoria, l.. l.
The sun., 1873-11-18
Trotting in Fleetwood Park.

The unfinished race of Saturday was con-
tinued Yesterday Before the word Maces black mare
Hanohe was selling az even against the Held Auar
several attempts al scoring they had good send Il.
anc LED 20 TIE quarter Ia thirty. seconds and to
we hait ile IA ltue tne othcrs vel Dunthtd IN fhs
INu h ntNc mtllfaluel lead up the Au me- stretch
and peat Joker under the wire about neck IN g Jo,
brown third anu charley Grren fourth.
tur the deciding heat the two remaining horses had
nhe start ana the itons ot Joker st stLck To their
en- ,, ~ We pOu box blanche led to the quarter polo
IA tnhli "a SECONDS, ana u tr hall mile iu 2. iUe
ma e tN't - on u breaks and WIS sxty yards b B..
hIi ~ lh' an mile hut from ths point sicldcd nj
c'rd ON rae mare al 'Ntfy stride, hut h- foot ni
M!ll lhn, ~ 'ial"h" cuno home winner Of the heat
nnu rANn WIN
The sun., 1873-11-18
BROOk LIN.

Ihe >.Soklyn horse-car companies have re-
stahlcmcn. "' w
The body Of a boy about L. years of age was
lound nudlllE ~ l,r river YESTERDAY opposite Pfeu.
pants,
Tho Family Of Robert II. Daggett, the under
Menn "a Kings county. have heun poisoned hy entuu
canned Tomatoes. I1st Thursday ihcy uarook nf thS
preserved Ner tables ami almost immediately kcucd
rhysici9n was summunHd, H. prescribed the upuai
remedies Tor poison aud saved tie lives VI the family
The sun., 1873-11-18


steamship city Of Itoustnn Galveston udse and
pass.
steamship Cleopatra, Havana, mise and pass.
Steanshlp city OF Paris, liN crpuO fhise aud pass.
steamship WISCONSIN, lIvCrpU J mdse and pass.
Stelnshi Mediator. Nurfo'N. indSr. and pass
Steamship Pembroke CardiH infs, and pass
steamship Colon. Asptnw1ll, udse. and pass.
Bark AOvenirc. AntW crp. mder
Darn Iyttleton, Auckland. cum, &C.
Iark Qnlckstcp, Boston, la ballast.
BARK Milo, Gloucester. IN ha.llst.
NtrN 70, Genoa In ballast.
BARK francisco r.. liamburg, iu baliaV
Bark Tr1filgar Santos coffee
BARK Ceres. Cork. IN ballast
Bark Antonio, Cork In ballast.
hsrk rae oiu-, sydney. 4. a.. coal.
Bark llba, Havana, sugar, dc.
Btrh pdsQutlc. Palermo. tnt.c.
Big luspp ph CLARK. nrunsNich U, lunber
nrs Venture, Pcrnamhuro sIuar.
Brig Nancy. 81. Martins. " D.. ssif.
HrlE " tud Koiter. Arroyo. T.. H.. sugar. 40.
Big Doia. ernaHburo. su-ar.
l.rg rid % The Channel. r,tuamhucD, SUGAR
Brig hala5a, tieniuego-, sugar. Gr
lrg sarah Hairs. Mii, Eiyp-, Jn, logwood.
Hrig santiago, Naraciibo. coffee.
Hrig ssrN, MatanlaE. sugar.
Brig Nilltgv Belle. Areribn T. f. uolnsses
bri< NJ ic. l0Ca del Tufa. cr lar. sc.
Stltr. JAS. VI. l.tilcy, IOrt { llcOuia. & R. coal
Schr. sea Lark, socklaud -. b.. building ttoue
: hr Sparicl, Windsor. \. S.. plaster
sclr. Mary 7. Pike. Dorchester ~ h. huldirr etonuS
fchr. Henry Bu-chnnn, Wentworth. \. S. Dlastrr
schr. souvenir, windsor, y. &. plaster.
Also the usual river and COistwlse vessels.
The sun., 1873-11-18

Secretary Robeson arrived last night at the
Fnnh Avenue Hotel He came from ThiI sicipha here
he has beer Inspecting the naval at Lcagc
]. .nd, fut intends today to inspect the condition
OF ne war vcsfos At the BrooEiyn Navy yard H,
"" ~ every irng progressing satisfactorily AZ League
Fl 'hd. luI. ur .t"i aCthty, ne SAYS shuufd no
Do Construed mo anV warlfke Intention Oa thr con.
rtfS he Meet 1" be sent to cuban waters intcudt
4 iur ctNauol aLd The Protection ~ Au.Drlcsn
tiif ~ aud shfr- The lffl4ficnt % questions Al IA.
ns Ut - the ate oltraes has yet pa,ed bsyoui
Tho pruNiuCt vi lluluulalV @r'''
The sun., 1873-11-18
The rIlzabplh VII. Mnra.rcr A,r,.,.d

TWIINHEIFHIA Ia Nov. I7.-INe per- N WnO
attempted Tie alrlor Of A,s wife at Elz bctn. d..
was arr stci at ue Baltimore depot ln ms city TINS
AZ ~ a.l tonight W.. s-nf back 10 El.zlb ~.
~" 90" N'i N't' i"lAd s4N 'r pvckcibu1s, WI ca
%" ttlnLA. iH Air vie. former hus hau!. u.stuI
Win when DE- is 20 posed tu have ar, the shdi and
Two pawn utkr's, calling for watch and a diamond
1luhttr Uns al L' property of the wife. ko, wing IN
nNt" sN iect hlFn, aud OF heavy build TIE Chri Of
fnAt' - tlEtlrth AMI Detective Franks Of phlladcl
pima. traced the baggage of tho flyitlye and linus
rcturel tHr dr.cst Of tue prisoner.
The sun., 1873-11-18
THE on BORLD's NEWS.
hnc h"hon A~hins the rroIouRntion of hi
IotrI- tor seven Nenrs

''' ''''""" f~hthA tue l'fuiOuHutiOn oil hi
io"ri> tor seven Years.
PARIS, NOV. E.-lr,>ident MaoMahon
seat a message to the Assembly to-day. which
wa presented and read 10y the Duke de BrugIie
Ih' resident says that Il hss been decided a.
best for the Interests II the country TO ask Of
tne Assembly the prllongation Of tn" powers of
the pr' sent Executive FOR seven wears. lie
ur.iS u rs dutY To indicate the guarantees
without which u would 10 imprutiont for him, 10
"c rpt The task Of GOV erning the country
ne Iolnts out tho bad effect uf apnstpoue.
nent 81 the brginninR Of the prnlongnt ion uutil
ait'r Tue cnnstitntipnal bills are voted. such a
s"ut.' would diminish his authority and rem
Ger 10 the more uncert tin. He sxprcssn. thr
strongest desire for u speedy discuss ion of the
c"nHttutionil hiils. II his term Is prolonged he
VIII use INC powers granted In the defense of
.h-"N1ti'c ideas, which he Is convinced are
'h'sc u the majority of the nation.
Alter The adjournment Of the Assembly Min
- r. 'c lroel", baihie aud krnaud sd-
dr'SS'l q meeting ~ the committee on mo
.h-4u"n' ana submitted the propotit itions uf
thc ~ -idcn = mess '...
me ON .Hiitre Dlu-cLtcd TO the term ~ sry-
On l'dis' hut refused Co Nieid ON other point.
The sun., 1873-11-18

J.. j. Burdirks extensive planning mill, box
factory and lumber yard eio Wet Iwcuty.nfih street.
hetNeen Nlnth and Tenth avenues. WAS set fire ast
night at Nil uClOck. Tie flames spread rapiiy befor
We ,snNd ~ ihe ehglnef, In short time ten large
uluer piies snd large building used planning mill
lncudius euklue- and Other apparatus and NaIualr
hOrsSs, were consumed third horse was nrougnl 10
uic iWcntctl street station, The loss kSltJ; ll
,ur-d VT bdrdl'k's premises always had special
waterman uhtll two or three nights ago, when lie a.
dircced not 20 sleep Ia the oice any norc Al nighs
The sun., 1873-11-18
The AIIeu-IIogan Prize Fight.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. l7.-Tho arrangements for
the AAcn'ioFan prize nsht tomorrow are complete.
and the prg'is with their seconds and trainers start
on me boat ia the morning Is supposed for some
l'. 100 Iowa up the RIVER. II 1. rumurrd her 10 iEUt
inA GOV. aipentr has ordered company Of militia
toIr'st Tue cNl authorities 10 prevent night Oh Iowa
The sun., 1873-11-18

ioac. Tallow In fair demand At re for prime city.
Sfclrnc fairly active at Sc for city Nhskcy I'm mode.
t1s demand II s Fr,Eht. dul but nrn bacon .
az t" CT; grain to Hris vi by saii at igad. grain
TO tardih by steam. al ids and grain 10 urtci port
IN the nitDd Kingdom at s.
The sun., 1873-11-18
The BnZninc Court NInrtinI.

PARIS, Nov. lin the Bazaine court
martial to-day ". Bonlin, "A director Of the
Bank Of France in Metz during the siege. tc.,i-
Boa mat Gen. Cpninicres urged him 10 cuncr 4
" pu. lii} u = III uu the .rh ~ Aurust, ,iuf
Lac lIussitIs would enter the city in fcw
The sun., 1873-11-18
Mc,icnn Ilnndimi Rni,Iug IN r.,n.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I7.-The report that
'aDco lGnco, the noted Mexican bandit had crossed
luto IrAas and with party of maraudrrs was robbnq
anu Puhdtrlng lhr country, ha. been confirmed IhS
parry lonOtd a. store OF about $500 worth OF roods
Hnu le'i37scd Ne no Gmnde into M,Kito. near lns
lr, INC l"lltay were Informed, but too late TO
The sun., 1873-11-18

klSGsToN, ont. Nov. l7.-rLere is a suspicion
prevalent h,re that ue United states steamer Ada.
vmuh -..l,i hence vlih forty olccrs and men On
board Doe bcrD .o,t Nlt All bands.
The sun., 1873-11-18
A $1,000, OOO suit.


SALT LAKE, Nov. 1.-THE great suit OF Has
nus ss' Wall for possession Of the wclkuown wn,or
group OF miLcs 40 Little CcttouWoOd lnVot ing nearly
NvNV W. dismissed today Ia the Dls,rut Court un
the motion ~ the pltlnur ~
The sun., 1873-11-18
POINTS FOR II DGE DAVIS.
guE COtRT IWEfRRASSED BUT
GOfN fUEdD.

r.u.ior R.-.4 without culiiru AnarrNv
I tur,r, ". =. toprlaud II Mituc-s Tor
the Defence { Our~ 'li0r truhnm's Opin-
inu oi fN.'iuy Hail.
THE rvurd TRIAL VIII probably end to-
t.if AndrnwI Gnt,cy has mot bcen called ~
.v.r...- ..l.n.t w. tweed. though iu regular
orcni .n..1 90 thc.r.ll Mr. rr,uaiu astoni-hod
,.u.,Itrtl. i'rntc yesterday afternoon by
,.n.uu,.u.i 80 tnc pro- .u,ion rested. Gar
,u.el.,. l.r,d % ictdiu, witness. and the
fHrr.f .'u.r. hiu caused much surprise
Il, 3D.. Vr ro.khlm had Unlimited In
oreniue thst Garycy would testify, and asked
the ur, u,t % I've affected In considering his
81 tcucu' o, ni. confcsscdly bad character
JaluGu,., explained. in reply e. Mr.. Fuller
ton. .thctrtu. FOL 1f Andrew i Garvcy = property.
Aadr.va,yc JOHN a decd of all his houses aud
l,rd. f,t tlo. and JOIN the s1mc day decided
tie property to Andrews wife. There were
mortgages IT, the amount uf slu,00.
e. wetc me mortgages included in the 'lo' A.
e. rc 10 fue property. A-Ftrsi. There were sN.
t'nhpu,es on rwrnt, Third sire .nea'l mortsag'd
O. N1mwce u.y Nodh3 A.-w When Hank smith
Andrew had told the witness that h, hpd en-
dnf-cd ar u's paw to nctitiou- persons,
h,t dli 30 is order Of Che Rms a.d % Vas all
JOINS hA>rn.
llumh,r. ~ e3 ni "cngge. id'nnu9,ed t,~g9
l'.I- "h .ht H i ,.i In 'N ' '"" W
nto those b..I.s. winnie ~" 30 stated nat nc
l' ' Iu NNI 20" INV h'
l',' ol 90 thc ui''s and said tuat thej Vorc ipr-
,N Hfi n'r,s'' III TlI;'y.,r'ce ana oq.'l,i
s,.aa .g,ri ,,i %, gl A.i' q, ,.r",r
B.. e..r iau m he od board ~ slrr,ois.
b..t conptr,licr Su.rr. testified that ON
.D... I...- and tcrDincttr- uf auait tr. woods
r.f ,. ir si-na,ures OF Hal and Connolly
.'" F" 'HN'
IHt fHl~Etli '1N RESTS.
,......r,. Mr. rreuain sniI: .. We res, ,,,r
8 .he .tt,r,l thc.e word. 4 T. Gnryey ON.
ee re- .. a FnI.rtGoa, "a a'ni'wil'"il 1r,''
If. ... O. fur NI t,fll...n i.,.r,,fu,
y.. ,.,
o. u.... uii tl-rt'Iri .fti' IT,
ID U.t.. l.ru .,i,,a a., ., .t| tt.
10. 'II..f l. = t,,,. NJ, '&a,, & i'
... .'.d 'w.l fIII iu IL .t,'i.
...U t..t..lI su. ny i {, ,.,.
u,.. a., Nr. t,r,n,,T,' '' yyu' y,u ,,,, ,-..
"" '
t..I. % Ttn Andrew / O. ry,,., ,,....tt
..... L. ....r ''''' '"'"''
". .u No1 havo ,ot,r rhoicc.
S.rny n-ij un mi. mornin ''''v rins ,,G"' i',
] $751;. ut 90 o. come intb c,utt thi, M 'r,'-
o..
JI I.ti. Thu Court Lse n. ,.,,ye-. a., .,,. .,..
p.I... -,.,t,.f, o.. l...,. ~. %, ..., y 4, 49,
Nr .r I4fu We lay. t..t...t', IN, '' ~ ~
'i .,.. ''''''' VINO '' 10 "''ue one '' l"'n'
....n -''gfIht M. Z. ,."y,cr.y, .'', and my own
,l...-. '' S'''S
Judge Davis You need not call yu.r s.r,,,,,s
.l f.r f..e nr, counsel.
Nr willard bartlett Ny father will lo herein
q ., 20. .tirt.-s '''' N "N'' J."
The sun., 1873-11-18
Susirrss Nutltss.
LIQUOR Dealer. Awnhrn 10 ,onr Inirr

Iiduor Dealers, Awakrn 10 your Inirrrst,
\ public meeting " hquor dealers under the au
silres ~ the New lork Liquor Dsulcrs' Protective
b.t"r'n 81 aud an avs on tuesday evening" Nov. is
no ~ clock, Tor IN purpose OF uniting ia bod
all legim.te dealers 20 protect by legal means the r
lntret1s against unjust thcrOachncnts OF arbitrary
Laws ani igon sic TO their welfare.
Tie following gcutl,iacu uaye kindly consented TO
hiir - Va" meet NJ; The Hon. Albert tardoIo tho
Hon. samuel q. Courtney, the Hon j. H. Solnnou the
Hon. Mnrtin Narhtmann md others ~
Al luunr dealers anil other. Interested In the trado
are cordially invited 10 attend.
A iiFVZBFRG, Pres
NJ. @. LANDsnrrG, SEE Tvs
The sun., 1873-11-18
DTDDRCED.

MIS- MAN In the c',Y OF New YNrS on fhe 18th dav
OF NpNrmI o. hY inc Hon Geo & Barrett Justice OF
t4e SutL'me Court, jacob M,ss'aan from EA4lDeth
The sun., 1873-11-18
Paterson Ready win l,OOo Mcn.

N"TI' IHHHC W ANVT- NJ TaIfrfOn yeslerdAy
rendered th service u uo ucu to aYcusc the Insult
70 M" American gag iu cuba. The Captain uiycrt ed
Tor rtcft tf huu W4s Immediately ovcrwlc clmtl.
The sun., 1873-11-18
MiRINE INrELLIGENcE.

s-.-- hINiArlRH ALMANAC t-rufs nay.
sun rises q ~ Snr .. I ~ Noou vtses -
s-.. mon NArER-Iiiis pkY.
sandy Hook. p Gov. leland. o. itcil Gate. 8
The sun., 1873-11-18

eu.c''sure to crSdicsTe wor,n, Is e;n,sa box "'A