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The sun., 1873-12-25

Transactions IN real estate at the Exchange
yesterday were comprised sale by Jlmc- NJ. Multr
per order supreme Court u G. Rcamlsh, rccrcc three
,,ory aud basement brown stone dwelling l1loS3S,Nitn
lot l7u1NO. sas hast sc,cntyuinth street, lsO feet
Wt-i II -,Coud nuc, Tor flti.
ID. NJ, seaman ., jpururd thr sale ~ Two houses ana
lofs north .l4r M Bat Ffy-rEhtu street. ArHr lYlus
Ton avenue, to Dec. 20. luc lN hang sll b. c0+.i
to day.
ON FrldHy legal sales are announced.
by Jauus " Mth"r, ln turrCusurr Vt lt bank huild-
ing Rud ut uu lhr suuthWest coIurr OF b't sg,et
AID SoutA tiltu ayrAuv.
IA, llusn y Camp, ~ foreclosure of hpusc and lot
nofthWe-t oorasr OF tltJ -gnita street aAd Iihhu
niue
By Wm Kennedy pluts of land ON Twenty sccond
aud Tw,nty.tiaru sire, ~, near First avenue.
The sun., 1873-12-25

ITudenrs "Nevell dos rcs" Tie accomplished
w wh"ir OF that difficult study In two luinps
Wn'n me rrufeSsor J.; playng for him his antics
Hi' sr"c'Cuc beyond expression. He hUte On
oi' J. vi.u li- ncud almost touching tnc noor
l't ''.I.t ,r t,n ltuutts. then stands up, lcniu4
D 70 .W huu ut dance, hi-scs thtou. h has teeth,
tu.- hi- cars. shakes his extended fingers hc-
i'ic hlt DNr-.1Lu Then, trembling with Iirtsute
au tNIcttdtiuu. ruua his han.s, whiSpcrs
. luai r cay takes his Seat, aud plays pro-
ti-cl what TIE teacher has Just executed. II
n' NJ c~ tc hhgerlilg the teacher gently
ahdo eva implicitly. Tie landladv " The hOu. g
Were lie has st 'uped fnr the last ten years,
whenever he comes To- New York. SAYS he is the
iu ~ auldhc creature IN the world, aud 50 piuus
aud c1u-Ccntiuus that everybody loves him. lie
tNs ~ piNets every night letore he goes TO
LED Nlr. leihune THINKS lie Ia not mtlch at
that no was attached to Nj Befhune. liz acta
d luht lIt That the desire tu please his eunfdi1n
u iuiurnccd Toms deye,opneut in the tasto
iut classical music.
EDrCArioN NEEDED
II l. to bc regretted that he has been so much
INDUCED in following tie bent OF his own ihcli-
u rons. lherp ia no doubt chat VI Ire had beer
placed under tuition for the blind and mbecilc.
or rather idilsyncrHtic, his powers as a musical
Eiti~t would have been better developed. Tho
i"ct mat he 80 readily acquired "A vocabulary
ana tn,u learned the use Of words shows that
he could have learned other things. Indeed, II
seems that his mental powers are extraordinary
IN ln. ny respects. rs ec,entrlcities arc those
~ genius. He should lie gNGn the usual educ A.
tiuH for the blind. and supplied with books "
raised letters. lie should be controlled in hts
tuorGiuutc taste for iu,"-saut expression of u1u-
seal Ideas audAuncd to exercise his other in
t,UtCtud powers, Whitn may hc d Drmaut, but
.rc certainty not entirely extinct. such tcdch-
ln- wouid u.ukc a cJnpuscr Of lam sooner than
The exclusive course ~ study he now pursucs.
His health Is perfect, his moral susceptibilities
nne. his dhpoe lion excellent. and there not a
doubt tut what Mr. Ilcthune aud his family have
dome everything In their COVER To render him
happy aud pre-, vide tor his LiStcs, necessities.
ahd idiu-yicrl-ic-. II there has been an errur
IL haas heou ~ tNat much iudtugenvG. Ae tusti-
Gates on Gen. bethu - farm III virginia ever y
+tmWcr. ANA Wuilc tAcrc enjoys the same kind
uf pleasures hV los tr.m cutlIhoud. lie con-
\. r-'- bu. ut'r wttu tUN one never takes long
Wd'ss: cW MT ctre To rde ut drive. h hapy
Juu p,Hg dlu nCing ia his tdl way about toe
90 Itlus, I4.it IItl tu the mp, Ing machines, the
NIfa-. iHc liId the tlVrr. ana al, The sounds
&C nature, playing the piano and churnng the
hufttr.
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Honor- to Professor Avass,z.

BOsToN, Dec. A.-Ihe trustees OF the museum
Of Comparative Zoology today adopted the iollONug
HfSOrei, That desire to record our sense of the
irrcpArahlC loss which the Mufcun has 70 bear ma the
deaih OF LOUIS Agassz, who cunrtVcd The pan ot II,
who made INST ritt which let To ts foundation,
whose thought dlrUCtrd ITS Nholc orga ~ ton, ana
whose enthusiasm, kndling the puhhc ecilug, created
All It's rcHuuI CrH,
He,o.rtd, That, much as We vduo the scientific
acncypnputs, We value even more the dsintcrcste u
devotion Go science AMI cdu alton, IN" hfn aud broad
aluls and the geurTUN sNmpathits, WhCn gave loute
AgassiH such be- nehetut power tc. cher ana
and ihn tine nature which maze every one VINO knew
hin his friend.
II, sOfred, thst the President of the Board be re-
qurstri GO send copy OF tAcAt rrsN ui"uH tu tut
taWly ut Mr. Agas,lE "a testimony ot our tyWpatuS
and >urlow.
App oprlate addresses by GOV. Woshburuc and other
The sun., 1873-12-25

81. Lotus, Mo, Dee. =. The great iron bridge
Of the hcago, Alton md ~ LOUIS Eallroad Company
crossing the river az Lnui iaua, No, was completed
yesterday ana tram of cars SEED over tt to-day
Ths bridge consistH of nno spans, rarSlng from on"
hundred aud sixty tO two hundred ana sixty feet Ia
width. The draw which IA four hundred and forty fou
fees lu lrrg H. IL the longest IN the word The tut@
nsth Of the bridge "a 2n2 and in II are nye thousand
rullc yards of masonry, hty thuutand cubc yards I
rprup two hundItd and nifty thousand cuhlc ward
OF earth rnblnkment. Its supcfsunctnrc all iron I
the best qutt Int who'll putk lah been dOAr IA ctH
llAn sH months dySy half mnc long l. 6nns hunt
from the Illinois shore so - 20 lnsurt permanent
channel through tho draw, The officers Of tie railroad
anu thc bridge company reached Louisiana 20 day, al
tre viii nc formal opening OF the BRIDE TO- norruA
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rnE whsr FARMS scn0oL rIGnr.
Hmycr Un,emevcr Taking Hand IN with
Me..ra. FordhaIn MOrrIs nnd Hnskiu.

4 motion foran injunction aralnst John
u. Ilaikin and other ~ the Board Of Education
~ Schoul district No. / OF the town OF West
Farms, to restrain them from removing any or
the school furniture from the school bnildug,
and from the removal Of the school to the new
school house, vas argued yesterday before
Judge Brady. Mr. John +. Parsons appeared
for the motion, ana ox-Judze Emott opposed
The action Ia instituted by the Mayor, SC, Of
New York the school district referred 10 oo Ing
after the lat of January by the act of annexation
the Eighth School District ~ this city.
The complaint rccltes the act of tue lertsla.
ture annexing to New iork that portion or
Westchester county, with the provision that the
property OF tho school districts shall BE- trans
ferred to the board Of Education uf New York (;
erection OF new school house was commenced
near the Harlem Railroad depot; that the land
on which II was erected belonged, until n time
shortly prior. 70 MIR. Haskin, the President Of
tho board that he was Interested In It's sale and
e9nveyance, aud that as such President he was
disqualified from selling II for the school house
that the site was very unsuitable and the place
unhealthy; that tho Board Of Education Of
Vest Eorins had applied to tho New Y orb board
| to include In their estimate enough to pay for
this school house that Mr.. Haskin IL making
upon the Board of Education; is making ar
rangements to lease or otherwise dispose OF the
existing school buildings, and TO dismantle
them, 80 as to make them unsuitable Tor school
purposes, and to remove the school furniture to
the new school house.
Forlhnin Morris one Of the Ave persons appoint
ed Oy the New York Board OF Education to be
school trustees for the new district
ENJudRe EmOtt, In opposition, produce d
many afhdayits, among them those of WIN.
Melkleham and A. 4. BuCkhout, SECRETARY and
President Of the West Farms board. setting
forth thai tho action comrlained Of was legal
and Trover; that Mr.. IasKin had not been Pres
tdcnt of the board since last May; and that the
land when sold for the school belonged to judge
fappen. who made AFFIDAVIT that be purchased
n a. business transaction. free from fraud and
cusion. Several hundred citizens signed an
affidavit that the new school house was very
suitable aud necessary building for school pur-
poses. and that the site was very convenient
md heAlthY. The deCislnn was TeserNeu.
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rnE rIGnr wE NOR ANsKxED.
VI 0rrisauia Coming in with Drums Beating
nud toinr, EiViug.

There is an excellent prospect that Nor
risanla will come into New York nrnting her
officials as usual. The last oyer and rormincr
Grand JuN ip.iicted william Lesue, a town
Trustee. on ca irce - forgery. John I. Hunt,
the town lr' asurer, was the principal compain-
ant. II VS. alleged that Mr.. Leslie presented a
warrant to tno treasury for a sum of money duo
to plumber The plumbers name was en-
dor-ed thereon, and tho money was paid to Mr..
Leslie. subsequently the plumber presented a
bill Tor the same work. and was told that ne had
been paid. when the paid warrant show n
To him he pronounced his signature a forgery
Mr.. Leslie, having been arrested, gave bail last
week. Yesterday he had Mr.. Hunt before
Justice Blythe on charge ot conniying to swind @
charges that Mr.. Hunt tried to persuade a. q
contractor to brbe him. The contract forol, -
ing "A portion Of 10Th street was given to Duno-
hue HandibOde. this hrm being the lowest
bidder VIZ estimates were put IN. Mr.. CLARK.
the Town Clerk. SAYS that the two estimates
were pasted together. There was about $3.50
difference in the figures. Through some hOcus
pocus the estimate for the greater amount was
audited 10y the Finance Committee. When the
warrants were drawn Mr.. Leslie, 50 Mr.. Hunt
says, called for them. Before delivering them
the Treasurer left them lying on his desk while
he examined AN estimate book To see that the
amount was correct. There he discovered the
error. when he went back To hs desk the war
rants were gone and he SAYS that Leslie took
them. Leslie now SAYS that Hunt approached
MT. Hlndlbudc aud offered TO pay the warrants
II he lIandibOdeI would "diyvy with thcul.
MIR Hunt put ln q Nat dental to these charges
and throws the whole Of such bargain. II such
was made, On Leslie. The heHlag was adj
juurued.
The sun., 1873-12-25

Personally appeared before me Brig ten,
Augustus Funk, who deposes aud says hat the state
euts made hy Col Vlmar before the Court Of Inquiry
uf which Cob stoncAouse is President to the effect that
he ever requested money of him, Is false every par
tIcular that the statement OF CCl lmar aurOutlng
II. lice on my pHrt the OF the arrest u Tho
Eleventh Rclumcut at Prospect Park ls also false and
tnat to Nuiat being knONu aE aud has tCknuNUdEt 4
himself atheist, ma statement should not have been
accepted by any court whatever.
AUGUSTUS tNSK, Brigadler.G tnrTal.
sworn TO before ns tnls .itn qAy ut December 1913.
fEANK NJ. tLARk,
Notary PuDic CltY and County OF NeS YORK.
The sun., 1873-12-25
Anolhsr ver-lon o. Ihe Armor, .sisare.

SIN: Col. Nilmar and myself accidentally
passed the armory on Fourth avenue car ABOUT "A
O'Clock Tuesday evening and, seeing the hal ghted
walked up thus quietly became spectators OF IN,
review. Ncther the colonel nor myscf made any
demonstration whatsoever Cot A. Staur advance ed OF
col. Nhniar prOnUr hs hand, which this gentlcnal
uuder the citcuiusta declined 10 accept Iutrt
upon Col Staun used Offensive ianpu uage col \ilIua
spoke not single word and made no reply but left IN,
aInUry underline threats VI personal VIOLENCE.
"a. hSAANN,
Fir.t Lieutenant and AdJutant Eleventh K,simyut.
NEW lOLh, Dee ~.
The sun., 1873-12-25
Advertising for a wb,rlwiud.

On the 4th of December Alfred Speer's build
ing fell In Passac " j., ana Killed sboal IN.
hAbtants The Coroners Jury held Mr.. speer respon.
,ibe, aud the impression prevails nat the Grand Jury
viii indict Mr. Spccru defence In that wlirWind
nev the building down ana he has ntcrted the follow
ing in the ne wspapcrs:
IMPORTATION WANTED Any one having Fnowl
edge or experience the peculiar gale whirlv nd
that passed through the country Thursday, ptc T.
the day the buiitnnR fell Al Passaic, Will receive the
AiFRED sPEIR, Passalc, \. J.
The sun., 1873-12-25

NEW YORK. wedneada Dec. A.-Receipts OF
heevs- - t.2H head. Part Of the supply
resced the market at late hour, an tbs market was
unfavOraby Affected by the delay. The morn1g sales
were at About proyiOus figures or pl1@i24c. n foi
common to prime native steers with Of llsAt
exams sold NJ 2s CSC. = live weight
Arrivals Of sheep and ainbe WIRE cars or 5s head,
and trade was slow at 5il@I1c. p n. for common 10
extra
fOry.thrce cars, or 5000 hogs, reeeivcd all for
slaughAcrers direct Nothing doing IL live hogs-
Dressed hogs 6rm at 6lV74c. for city, and -
e. for Mpsteru.
The sun., 1873-12-25
Arrivcd-wEDSr.DAr. Dec. e.

Arrivcd-WEDNYsDAr,D Dec q.
steamship Assyria, Marseilles mdse. and pass.
steamship Mas, lot terualn, mdsc. ana pass.
Steamship itaiy Liverpool, udse. and pas.
steamship Minnesota Liverpool, mdsc. and pass
Steamship Isaac Bell Richmond city Point, and Nor
folk. mu-e. aud pass.
BarN Dcodorus. Malaga. fruit.
Also the river aud cOsstwisc vessels.
SAILED steamships Leipzig for Bremen; Jaws and
liAho for Liverpool; Irlnacra for Glaeguwj Holland
for London Gaelic Tor Liverpool Clt VI Merida Tor
Havana CITY of Dallas for New Orleans. Shps Helene
for Bremen Ludog tor London Janet Court Tor Glas.
gov. Barks Jonas Resting for Havre; sunshine for
Liverpool Kong Sverre for Trieste; Golden Fleece
for BarbadOes; Hernioue for 81. John. n. Il.
The sun., 1873-12-25

WFuNEspAY, bee. "A. FLOUR ANu MEAL
Flour more aUiyc tur hhi. pnF, hut quirt inl whiti
Wurat trade ana family uruuus ana or spring bakers
There VAS moderate nquty Tor Ho. 2 MGR
WuiLt hour Hi,adY. Corn uttl qua l, We quple
tlour-No. , bnl, tt5 si5lN, Supcrnuc stale nnd
Western, {l.akl sos CNUA NIhtC, fh.tt4lli Wet
m snrn{ wheat cxtris ~ 500 do. DOUBT. oNtrtH,
tlIie5I, do waiter wnoet extias aud dHu lr eN ls.
fTfslU5l; city shDpng extras, tnNstfttl, cay trade
aud fanny brands, tAssiO.95i kOuticrn makers and
family brands, ts Ssslvbli seuther shprng "a Atras
The sun., 1873-12-25
rhc Cnn.c oL nc hn-lcrn MnLlrond Dlnnslcr

nmpErohp, bee. 2i.-irom the evidence now
n relating to tho late collision on the Eastern Rail
road, between Kcnnchunk and Dayp Siding It IL eyi.
dent that blind gdhercnce 70 rules without exercise Of
Judgment attArurs 20 the ktnnchunk operator. Tue
rcd .gna once al played shuu have remained ~ posi-
zion. Ia which Ctse The terti lie accident would nave
ucrn prcvrnted iiad the ny tram knpWno the with
dTawal Of tue Hlgna they could ana woad nave taken
precautions by sCudug men ahead and 10 tue rear with
sl-AAlr,
The sun., 1873-12-25

DoytH, y. H., Dec. 2i.-George H. Smith, the
i,noro u me school houses IN Ward =, was shot IN the
noes ly an tHOwn man. at O'Clock THIS morning, IN
fhr school street schoolhoasr, whore he found the
stranger Nupu he won't O. build hre. Ihe wouna IN
dangerous. nta rmths condition Ia rosarded aH crlu
cal The City ufefH td0l ruwHTd for the capture and
conviction OF the WVuld.1c atsasen.
The sun., 1873-12-25

CORII-s. In the city ~ New York On the Ath dsy
of Drceuhcr. nv the Hon. John x. brady, Justice Of
the supreme Court Benjamin tOrss IRON Ca marine
Corlss. ...
DOWN the city Of New YORK. on the 2ith day Of
Dccemuur, by tAe Hon john Il. BRADY Justice OF TIE
supreme Iourt, Emma Dow from Nm, >. Dow.
The sun., 1873-12-25

PITTSBURGH, Dec. A.-'rho city has heen on
veopcd In dense fog today ZIP to noon the WORK
shOps and houses lighted TO the full power
Of e gas natros, ana Ia some putts OF the city was
found Necessary " hight the street lamps
The sun., 1873-12-25
kihln,.t.nrhcn Thenirr.

The fairy spectacle of the "ChIldren In the
wood," wish the Vokos family In the principal chari
tcrs VIII he played here n II afternoon hall past
% 10 an ACeeui entertainment for the nttie OneH.
The sun., 1873-12-25

A good cup OF Cocoon II easily had, II you viii
msist On your grocer furnishing W, BaaeT co
breakfast Cocoa -Adr.
The sun., 1873-12-25

Dunvilie & Co., the Irish Di-iillrr-, B~i-
fast ireland, are the lIrsest holders Of whEkey N
the world Their OII IRISH nlskey Is recommended ny
he medical profession preference o. French brandy
supplied u cases United states uraucn, ol
,H 81 NpW YORK
The sun., 1873-12-25
ETANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

HNNCIhL AND con- BMERCIAI
WEDNEsDAf, Dec. H-P. M.-There was
scarcely any business at the stock Exchange,
the day having been practically given mp to the
usual fun and frolic observed previous to the
Christmas festivities. The general market opened
strong, however. and was firm throughout the
dealings, with the highest prices recorded In
the final trade. Western Union, Union Pacific
Lake Shore, Boston, Hartford and Erie, Wabash,
It. Paul, New lUrl, Central, Northeastern, and
Panama were the distinguishing features, and
the advance ranged from = to q cent. Many
Of the brokers lcft the street at an early hour,
and the adjournment II both the Gold and
stock Exchanges until 10 \. NJ. on Friday ter
minated the ficial transactions at T. NJ.
Among the causes for congratulation in gem
eral business circles may be mentioned the re-
SUMPTION of Messrs. Fisk ~ Hatch to-day, and
had their announcement been made before the
closing Of the stock Exchange the effect would
have been seen ia an advance In prices and
generally buoysnt feeling. No M ore gratifying
Intelligence could he received throuxh the
country at large token that the dark days
of the past four months are passing away. This
firm usy all deposltors Of sA,UO and un-
der on demand with interest NJ cent since
made satisfactory arrangements with their
larger creditors.
Ihe total number II shares dealt In was only
35,,l7, of which Western I Mon represented lU-
gO; Union Pacific, 1.sJ; Lake shore. 2sssJ;
Boston. Hartford and Erie. 20: -. Paul, l7U;
wabash. l.70O; New YORK central, l.5vO; North
western, lV9; Panama. lfb IArinc Mail. L.
'I, ho.k ~ iSuanu' l 80. a H"" a. " rS
western preferred, 4tO, -. Paul preferred, pD;
81 yeland and Pittsburgh, 30 az ~. New
York, New Haven and iihtlori' -. At ~ Deii-
ware. LaCkHwanna ana western, 40; ~. Louis,
Kansas CIV ana Northern. lUi at 3l aud Alton
and Terre Haute, lUJ al 10.
The members Of the Gold Room participated
In the general festivities, ana business m this
Department. tnultil dv-'Nr ~ "" eilN tT'i'le, i
q the srSe. Sa' te4yy aaa me pr'ce gcne % T , from
lie rslc. pad ior having Da.anc,' carried RAGGED
from 10 cent anu n' w, ,m N,,n u u a., q,
ucsonl9l, az o. an c'.i, ",al % ~
~ .ioa ~, Sa 1rny .' na,.utS,. I, lac S
Ire ssry reaeGgl - ~ sy , IA & Sae, 81, S'g' S s pa 9S!
i".. ~ ,.. -, l ,,rst,,ii'l i.ii,.i lt.,-'s
10 \. NJ ....l .llDk lU.i \, ..l# llll A. M'..',lsA
u92 4. Nm !Dlt \ M..'t' -. 80. a. IT,
lu.lI A. M..IlV ,.vlG :. M....lw 1901 T. N....i"',
IN, aa,'. bu.n,, at the Unt,d state, SUD- treasury
-" "'l t'ld rr''I,fs ~ f9.s. do pa,ut.ts SllS.
Isl 3 do. bal nee. s5l td5 tsi currtucy rccr rls
,s.y, 7os DO pa neat-. s4'4nS.ie do otancc, go,
'%'9iu % ,,r % & utstsndns 4, ts,e
an nerta.e Of 'y" 'iGee M i"I t1.- a SA
f9G' aa sSn +, the SaaS Of iasn cn oaaaSc diy
va, ies.u,y IN wa,nnston oda, there were ex
ehs,,s"I slCU "a .. Is,, G1Gd, f1f tue ucN l,cs
! NJ
,s',' "a al ent Ia dseu1t, o,inc-e pa.ct At
50 = , Sgn, tor rraf s..o's uo,aton.
iowcr, IN > mpalAy VIA sea. sArA- g and 'l"gr- id
c.npon lel' ~ e"ut"9 ~ ''i ~, T.,
- - ncN ~ u AK t.,9Cn &C. 9. ID" Inc l''
The sun., 1873-12-25
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MrNtAruRK ALMANAC-rHts DAT.
sun rises. y sun SETS. 81 Moon sets. III y
mon NAIER-TnIs nay.
sandy IOok..2 ~ Gov. Islaud. 81 Hell Gate. y
The sun., 1873-12-25

DIR wRlGHr's LUNG ELtXtR for Coughs. Colds.
Arhu.a, and Group. A SURE REMEDY.
tUl TINS OF take II to the nearest drug stor, on
CIR sTIAs DAY, and you wall receive a bottle
GRATIS.
The sun., 1873-12-25
Busintss Noiitts.


Obstruction Of nasal passages. discharye fall
n into throat, sometimes profn-r wstery. acrid,
tck aud tenacious, mucous. purulent nOody, putrid,
unuuslye sc. In others "A drinteH, weak or iuldmed
eyes ringing n ears deafness ulccrattons scahs from
uicers. altered naea tgang, offensive breath, i'm
paired smell aud taste, SC Few only Of above syIDp
toms likely to be present. IN any case At one time.
To curr-takc Dr. Pierce CuidCn Medical Discovery
earnestly, to correct the blood aud systen which are
always fault, also to act specifically, ~ IL does upon
the diseased glands and lining membrane OF the
aud IL communicating chamtrrs. The more see Of
this Odious disease the positive Is my belief that
wOuld maze treatment psrfteg srcceSVal In cur
ing ~. pHst cOpsitutiOnIi uedipteIt to ect
through the blood well as s1othing and healing To-
cal application. DR.. Saees Catarrh l;emcdy, when
used warm and apr lied with Or. fierces Nasa Doucne,
effects cures upon " common sense" rational and
scientific princips by is mild, soothing and healing
prupcrtics. which the disease gradually Yields when
Tue system been put perfect order Dy the Of
the Golden Medical Discovery. Tins is The only per-
fcCty safe. sceatGc and essfIl mode Of acting
upOn aud healing II.
So successful has the above Of treatment
proven that the proprietor offers SO reward for case
lie can not cure. Al the means sold oy druggists. H.
'. FIERCE, NJ. d., proprietor, bunilo, y. \.
The sun., 1873-12-25

ALBANY, Dec. N.-The contract for the iNgis-
lauVn yriuuns tor Two years has been awarded 20
W ed, pdTtOns 60,
The sun., 1873-12-25

BAKERS CHoCOIATE.-H II YOU wiAh the best
vanilla Chocolate, ggt B4Aers.~Ade'
The sun., 1873-12-25

". y. squirc, ~ Fulton 49,, Ncw Nort.-
Watches, diamonds, hne JeSeiry, AMI sterling silver
var. 10 ruall pruAt4,
The sun., 1873-12-25
SpraVI QOiuts.
LOIlI- MRINEM.

LOUIS WEINER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
NEW YORK AND iHiL ADJ LPiIlA. 1900
IA MAlirN LANE,
havana LOCTFRi Of 'ihA.
Ono.h.Af OF ucA.t 50. O.hs. SA.ca l.eN tlJ,uJ %
NEVTu N'ylNG INN e. ls-i.
GlFAT ,'rION IN I",ltE or TICKETS
Wh,lrs, t2U hty'S, 80, qunters, g. tcntns, 81
'''' G'IUAiNN &c EKNMEVr LprrfRlT3.
PuIes oasued, ord,rs promptly ul d, anu HuIn4t4ot
~ o. Lock boz 5st THrOp RZ9CHOCH,
i,6 NNs~1u 49,. N"w \ crk.
PUBLIC LIbiiAIh OF kENTJCkh.
FOURTH GRAND pRANlSG,
positively March a. ltlo rph pltts amounting te
|, s0uU0. Whole tehots 80, halves Ylii urutn,, s.
TIOS. f.. HltAA,iErrE, Agent.
riTOs. n. HAYS e CO., Eastern Agents. % broau~V.
HOYAI HAVANA Lottery.
Great reduetion In pnrr Of tickets Whu tc,oS
tsl irl4es eishrd. orders h.ied. ,rcIIIr' o Ai0T'
iusti furnished.
rAYLOHS 90. Blnkcrs "a Wau st. New YORK
IOrERIA DE rs I~lA ~ q ~ ,,sor-To
OflnariO qlH ~ ht C trllIai 90 +.t. D. ut Ett Ai
loiS. SO yende bAetes NeIu.' pesos ~ p1h -
ROYALHAVANA LOTTtth Pr.1a, St.hea
orders faithfully executed COR ~ N'u' e.l.' F''
vaIs vuaTs, OntAEinK ful lutprrs ilou, iTee
A bCuEEIDER n CO" IS NAI'I'
The sun., 1873-12-25

FOR Coughs aud Throat Disorders, use
e Brocls Brtuctul ErOstss," having pro. cd theif
efficiency by test Of many years.
The sun., 1873-12-25


purihes the blood. scrolua sud diseases OF the
The sun., 1873-12-25

Thirty Years Experience ot Old Nurse
.fRS. wINsLCW'S SOOTHING SYRUP II the prcscrtp-
Of Of the best female phy slcans aud nurses in
tho United States and has been used for thirty years
with nevepfsiing by millions Of mothers for
their chi Il relieves the child from pain cures
dyscncry and darrra, gripping in the bowels and wind
colo. By giving health the child II the mother.
The sun., 1873-12-25

hfr leaving tie reporter tried to en-
F'-D ,uln la conversation. lie asked
ur would not. come and spend
lI' Fn'uug wlth a friend 81 his VITO
W. .p.udid musician. "No,' sud Tom
N't p.-.us,y "l d.u't want 10 go. /
t.t cr stay hero and pracuse' lie
''.N.l Dla Face dha5 q, hc ran Ia lugvr,
u, I.r hoy-, tncu -tupued suddenly
alH asked, " but It. Eetting rather later The
t'H."r l"Hk the mini aud lett The next daY
IT, ltl.Itd TO see TO music Lesson, Tom
m''h. IN imitation and repetition. Sometimor
u.e Wule--ur, who ls a ane pianist gives him a
"'"' 'A"HulIon IA IugeUng. lie was leaI uilg
The sun., 1873-12-25

There were no transactions In state hOnds, but rail
road securities reflected modrue tridr, win the
princtpal business follows; New iOrk central 5s
lsS, So Michigan southern 2Gs, n fsin,HNile aud
Ash. utW. gI. central Fatiuc gud bonds, bi hlCAgo
and Nornwtstcrn gold buuds, i9AvS IA, lug do and
Map ,u ltts st. LOUIS division $50 Iulcdo and wabash
.as, - MOTHS anu tsseN Jus. no; OHIO and Misss-
sippt consolidated SINKING tuhu, sht; MilsauNee and
- Paul lst mortgage, la trustr division, VI HanuOa
AID ST. Joe, pu ss, convertible is9sts (.
lns opeutns, highest, lowest, aui T., NJ. closing