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The sun., 1873-12-26
DRIVEy TO SUICIDE,
Youug wouns Arcu eI of Theu hut
Soiemniv Alarms u,r Ianocence and
then End- Her Life bv Poison.


JOUVSTU'vV Hnc. q This community has
hean deeply excited hv the suicide Of a Young
woman Of promising character. Her name u
RRa,y b"w anI iaS mas nee9 bsd ~,
been working at the little village e lockwood.
bat her home was IN Oppenh i'm. .wheIo her
naued Ferguson, where two other glove makers,
Martha France and GeorZana FULLER, were also
turned TO Rod. wood, leaving her trunk at her
boarding house. The next day Fergus On called
On Oh the lrm Sd and astsd ,ney bad fnssed any
the girls came down stairs and said they
had looked into MARY Browns trunk.
which was unlocked. and bad found lfty-
four spools Of silk ONorth sl.R per spool.
As the trunk was still at his house, Mr.. Ire
land took an officer and searched t.; lie found
a number Of spools partially used, but this was
no proof of guilt Machine girls seldom use
spool to its end, II takes more time to do so,
a spool is worked down "a far as profitable
the girls generally keep II and use the remain
lockwood and saw Mary who was much sur
prised at the suspicion, and denied any theft
At the same time she told her empower 70
search the house, and offered all facilities for
this purpose. Her denial AMI general appear
ance was such a. to satisfy Mr.. Ireland OF her
innocence; nevertheless, he determined To
make special inquiry OF the other girls. They
however, had returned TO their homes hence
lived, and received from her fresh testimony.
A statement was drawn up and signed like TINS /;
d IL. soSttS Nry rrw ro snd foSnd bef 1nk
unlocked. o. cntd II and counted over nuy saoos
(rart n-e weninl, sui thtre saw case containing
e.cNtn tull spools. MARTHA fRANcH.
Mary brown had said that she would send
q wn her father ana have the whole thing
cleared up. Mr. Ireland addressed her the fol-
lowing note
JonNsrowS, Dec i3 1873.
Ms NlrV BrocH.
Plea, como Al once aud clear up tms matter You're
respectfully, koNLEs a lhLLAND.
This note was sent by mail and was received
the same day Ii threw the unfortunate girl
into great distress, and she determined on sui
eide. There was a quantity II arsenic In the
house. and ON sunday she took a fatal potion.
Before doing SO she addressed q note to her
father Affirming her innocence. As soon as the
poison took elect PHYSICIAN wt.s sent Tor. but
IL was too late. III view Of approaching death
abe again affirmed her Innocence, aud Oh sunday
afternoon she expired.
Ine report il current that jealousy IL the
cause ot the accusation. MARY told Mr. Ireland
when he was In lockwood that she had quar-
rel with the girls. The secret of tue eleven
full suoJls Is now between Martha France and
her God, aud II the former 10y cruel falsehood
has driven q fellow mortal To- suicide. she must
bear the resUOnsibil.ty. Her signature j. alp
pended 10 the charge which the q INK girl ru-
nOunoed false. The pubhc VIII n4t halt long
between two opinions, anu the voice oi the uu-
fortunate h.ry -peaking from the grave main
tain, her luuntrUee.
The sun., 1873-12-26
DIED.

rRooKs.-on thursday. Dec. %, Of diph'h.rs, Car
rie l., youngest dsugityr Of ioek~o2d n aud EmiJ
me relatives aud FRIEND, are invited To- attend ne
iuHcra services =! " res.de.,r OF htt patrns, -
tc, Tht r,nSas Will be taAcl 10 staniori, Cpunr at
W" 'i np innr,dtS' pee c5 1873. Robert youngest
son of julius aud Margaret btcA as'd years and IL
t.rIIyes and friends OF the family are re'reclfu.y
invited 10 sttyId ihe iuu,ralon >aturiy, l'c q. at
" ,,1!"'i'I ltirslSy. ncc Is. in. { his resi-.
druc, 30, East t.. Patrick CArrot' ased % years.
join -GN .~saidenis, in brooklyn. on the morning
Of Doc o. 0t Gst ma, ,aIJuut A. teluYca "e Vi Cor
"sySs and ,fisnds are invited To attend The funeral
T. IN ler ate esd 2. l'' beaiori A' ON sdhdAJ'
II cirs o. fac,ly, sd iast.. a. P4mrapo, N.J-
Gsor.s Ju'.ui, ago 4. 'T'. ,,, . is,, re,.ie,ce
on saturiN. 2ith mt. atm A VI.
lnf E"g =; a R' i' LsSon LSSs daughter Of tn,
late Nlciaei Lennon, aged :! years ,..,
The fmet- oa saturdAy, Fth inss II A. NJ from 81
'i0SEA"On Wednesday, evening Dec ~ France,
T.. daughter OF Hiram '. and susau j LOsuA aged y
lie friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of her eus 2i5 NAbrr,
81, New lorA, at ~ o'clocS A. on Ssiurd.i Dee ~
bcioSta vie * Miehsei Haher native Of the parish
oi remp cleohy county Of TlpperArl' Ireland ~ tue
Tie friends aud rri,tyes Of the family are respect.
fu ID Invited sttcuI the funeral from the resid ence
of her son, Ihou.. Maher corner Of 5th st. and lst
Ay., on Saturday, Dec =. Al ! o'clock T. NJ, Her re-
HsPfNCf"on wednesdsy Dec. a. Gertrude z only
chd Of John ana Maggie Spence. aged months aud Il
Hsntyes and friend, are invited to attend the funeral
thls 4sy, al oo,ucA i. NJ, from lhe t,sdelce VI her
'Ni,LELAND.~ CHRISTMAS morning, Harry G.. only
chd 4 Nirholas q. aud CathArlne ~ NEeeAhd astd
lie ativss and friends Of the family are re'pecttuly
'Cd Ntend 'Ht tuneTai on sttHrSay Zee -.
corner of Bergen aud Orient AVS jersey lly'
The sun., 1873-12-26
CJfEISrM TRfGEDr.
Auothrr Murder in Boston The Nic'im Ter
risly .daugicI VITA n tlatehrt.

shortly before | O'Clock this morning
Nr. MilIiken. the proprietor Of the house bear
ing hls name, head tue crv of Natch'. and
upon going outside to ascertain the cause, found
II proceeded from the tuildiug Province court,
where there Appeared 10 be some Kind of a
scune gong on inside. He immediately joined
In the cry, which brought Once lian.cum and
Nelly to the spot. who tried to force ala entrance
into the premises. They did not have to wait
great while, however, IS a young man unlocked
the door leading into tue entry, wht'h ne
aiterWard loceed, aud then unlssteued tue
front door. The uMCers Immediately cuhared
him and asked him what the trouble vas. hut
his answers were somewhat iucuhtrcnt, but
that there had been bl"oished from the fact
that his sleeves were rolled up and his hands
were pesmeMcd with bic. q. .Ohtauin. an
entrance INTO the room from which the man
came. and procuring hghi. horrible sight
met their gaze. There upon the II ,or, weltering
ia his own blood IT ia no less than ufteen Ter.
rihie cuts upHu his head, lay the murdered man.
Lie was extinct and he was beyond all earthly
aid when aSr stance arrived.
The murderer, Whose name Is Joseph lienger,
Is Hungarian by birth. and ~ al lut b years ~
axe, Of small stature, and Dr. fuye THINKS that
he l. deranged. a. he has been confined once or
twice previously for INSANITY He wa- brought
to the Second station, where he sdmitted OF
having Killed hls victim, whose Etme va, Anton
Huitl, but claim. THAT he did II IN scf-d fence.
II appear- that iierrer keeps a lOcNsmith shop
iu the building. and iuttl was in his employ.
Bofh men slept in the building. and II l. sup
posed that they were on friendly terms. At the
time the deed was committed tpth men were
auparent \ iiupn the point 4 retirin. a. neither
was no h-It IN thC room but what came
through the window. Hprger states that they
bad some words together aud tult Hutl seized
a hstchet winch vs. near the be and threat
cucd his lite. lie then dr.W a small sev'u-har-
relied pistol, and, a- hr says, iu order 20 protect
himself, kuu, he'd the hatch-t frun the uAnls OF
his autAcon'st Hnd ptttrward tired the seven
shots - Huttl but one 81 whrh entered his
body. tits ueiu. /. la the ri-ht shoulder HVugcr
must az TINS tirc have become perfectly frcu-
Zicd. a. he seized the hatchet, a mall one, and
literally butcu. f'd MS opponent.
What motive the murderer hsd fur the COM
initial OF the deed, or what the quastc wus
about. i not known. rs hcrger i rather un-
communicative, :, asa IN fact ms answer t. seVe-
rl q-csr'ons were rather vague and incoucreut.
Anton Iuttl. the murdered man, was y Bohe-
miau by birth, was about tweutv-hve yearu Of
age and unmarried aud has been employed IN
this place for some time. The premises were
put IN charge ~ the police soon A. the tragedy
was known, but Toy order Of Dr. fove the prem
ises were locked up and the police relieved. The
AFFAIR occurring 80 early tins morning was not
known bN The public to any great extent. and
consequently there was but Little excitement IN
tae locality.
The sun., 1873-12-26
The $40. zoe Cow.

The short-horn COW, Eighth Duchess of
Geneva. that was Is,rahased at the late New
\ urk A.ll- sale ~ M. x, laNIn Davies, " hIOu-
cc-teIshlrc, England, al tuc enormous price Of
StJ,DO, has aEain changed hands, aud Nill re-
of tol. Lewis q. Morris, of FurdIan, \, Y. 1t
seems that Mr., ntyie-'s agent, being uuaC fus-
toned Ia our currency, in the excitement OF TIC
rdlc became confused IS TO tue RET tlNu value Ut
dollu- and pounds sttrhng, ami uld tur yund
his uutu uflScu limit. tu nr return To- thgi tud
him 10 dist Ose OF the COW for MA account on as
favorable trims as possible. Upon heuiug of
tins tul, Morris az once offered tho irice mat
Lord Shli0, rtdue paid for hls prominent pur-
rIIA- 70. SluLLI. N.NINh " /. aNnDnlAl.
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10 nt Edtor Of he sun.
SIR' The remarks ~ Mr. Moss ~ Whlacks
Theatre IN rug stA greatly surprised ne classify
me a Of the theatrical deadhe ias, Probably MT
Moss does not tlAk IL worth four Iamsslun Tor tie
privilege Of using my premises in advertising his tsiab
.lshment II mot let hu pay ne four dUlar. u.untuy
for the privilege ana val pay mY Ny through. 1t
strikes very much 10 see uysc cassa,d among he
doadheads when give free advertisement 10 Mr Moss
return he also rsys, ~ "" place bi board cut
side Of mans door We expected ~ give four OF
nNe admissions for II every muEtl" What right has
Mr. Noes to place bul board IN trout of ary mans
door? He IL not asked TO do H. "a, taxes "a. pr ycgr
without any tormaIcs anu m return fJr his care of
the n es1lu Nl board Doe tnNut rtrrNf four Gy.
adul,Eiuus mouth; auI thus IS Nuat No Mos liz
atAd4cadl-u. | Atut Mt. Moss Go LIugistaIl Ne ask
no favrrs nut lrunui our d4os. aui ~ Mr. No.s
uinss tour ucA nuuiA TOO u4cl tor ms drhdHt al
constituents, let LU pay Us Boo Lard Ctsh aht W. n I
pas hin return. N hr WnkS NallncNs is too oil
kuONu to require constant aDNttusu a t-,t Nuatu
iu manager lu ttr country vi admit Of lls cstuIl-U.
mont let hln take NaY ME hl. 1urds, but A. tor
nave saved hm ihc itIa'i. as tt' nne A rV.t NJ y
place /, warming mp my room hN .'as Uu.t. "a NJ
~ longer be uAd. Ar Moss ,ul-t.ous us ur yeI.
Nrw YORK, Dec. 10 49,.
The sun., 1873-12-26
Deacon Eicaard -mitL'. sunday Evening
Address.

Ceu,.roa.e,cc o. TITO stu
CINciNNAr1. De. 22-Though | Agvc
lived in this city over wear IL Ia. never beea
mY fortune until last night TO SEE the truly good
man 4 Cincinnati. Yesterday learned that lie
ws- e. address meeting at the rooms of the
.ung Mems Christian Association In the even
ing, So when the time arrived thlthorward re-
paired with great promptnoss ia order t. OBTAIN
on tie platform u front there were several
-itung hrstlN, - thc .elt was and, consisting
one violin. These, with an organ ulaNrd 10y a
.dy. t.Iui-hcd the instruultn ntdl part IT Tue
f.rtainment; besides tur.e there were a haif
4 zen singers and on the cN' rene right a me-
diun.-silvd man, with sandy locks and beard To
match. lle singing proceeded, with assistance
and prayer cred. Al the close OF the prayer
the man Win tie sandy locks arose, aud Deacon
lUchlru smith u the Cincinnati Gd<dte stood
before us. ! confess was disappointed at hrst.
NV h'dU id,di Of the truly good man was not
realize by ms actual appearance lie was not
a- | would have had him. but as the silyecy
words fen from his lips became conscious that
IL was he.
The Deacon is about Ave feot SIX, his hair "a
sandy, and liz won Cuite long. His ard y a
lev shades lighter, but rather short and s"Tag-
civ, aud somewhat intersprnklrd with gray.
II is worn full without shaving. His aress
is lain, He Is appaIently about my years OF
age ana he speaks ia son ewhat low ah eS3t
cuuYctiuus lie has some pecul lrities of utter
auce that rather add To tue interest OF MS uis-
con 80.
HIS openiug statement was, that he would
sp. al on tie subject " religion, He could
-icik equally well on many other subjects
which no uudeTstood, having lived dong and
bg-i life. lie had seen great de OF retg on and
it wa a good thing. lie never knew ~ hs doing
narm ana he had known Of its doing good lie
Wrurouet hypocrtes 90 churches, bat though
| tury we're no worse tnan tn. Sc who did thoi r
wicked de-d1 boldly aud not la a sly manner.
/ Ne mentioned udls to illustrate that hVpOcrites
/ VA churches always we're and al9aya would be.
tie objected To Darwlns tneofy Ior, sdid
| tie DoUr4il d" II man descended from monkeys,
HhI made The monAtYs =
N4t WI Nut uuItrt .kr t. rcUu"t all that he
/ .ld lie ~ deeply iu earnest, and finished hy
/ quoting 4 IeW tines uf uueI ~.
ITO. hou vas hllcd fIll With attentive lis
] Iruc4-. II. ID
The sun., 1873-12-26

81. .NMEY- -REMsTN.-ln rrOoSlyn on Mollly, De,
., by the key Arthur trushS EdmuuI biAney to
Ntrt j. ltstIsrn, uOtH OF BfuOkyu.
II AVIS Bk Dbl l,l on Iur-lIy. Dec. 2' at tbs
Presbyterian Church, hth OF lH.A ths
l!ev. br r. :. NcNn, j. uvrr DAVIS OF Lacitrcas,
MtXit TO Ncttie NJ uguter Of thr late Wa Brad.
bury uf NontclsIr, =. !.
hlNPtL-kRUG.-O Tuesday evening. Dcc. q, is17
~ f1" resfierc" = tc hri4 = p.ret-, Pos The Esy r.
". Gc..., ut,iuer Jgnn kimpc Jr, 90 Mlggc, Young.
es' dustcr of tac late NalcLtur krus, FL both VI
New Nork. No Clris.
ChoONMAREn- LARNOUR.-At hackouslck. y
J on Ncdn,s ty, Dec g. by tl- Rev. Dr L0mtur.
Daniel sc4ooam ker Of N,S NoTs TO Miss lllUe Lar
'VHN pE W WEIKEN- GARDNER. -on Thur.dty Dec
- az ne rc'iracs ~ the 1rae. ps,gnts h' hT ls,y
Henry Neslagr Of lrVugtou r. NAl dc ncrNs. Jr., to
l. "a 4. Gardner bDth OF Bloomfield, y. j. cards.
ATtuS lONE SlARPS.-On Tuesday, Dee. %, II
o., residence of the lTlGvs parents. by the Rev Geo
A. NN.att, =. ], Natcrstone OF Grcrnwood Lake to
a. uuy daughter VI Christian sharpi Esq OF Yer
NOS, touu. 81 & Irts.
The sun., 1873-12-26
In the jill. ard their sudden removal forming
another lttle episode In this strange history
Vcn. Morales does not AZ! ear at all in dignined

In the jail and their sudden removal forming
another little episode In THIS strange history
Gen. Morales does not az! ear at all ln digniaed
li-h' 100 thc aFa.r. for after explaining AZ let 9Th
Co. TIC tD,oi-u ,uImuudcr. tuat hc had been rct-
.Ne uf 90 90 sItrriur cfd,r4' 900 sending the mis-
Dhti- io ll4V ua. 10 have them returned ou tis
utiias NItt ar 30 oN y the kuucNlcs into the bar
II is vtrN hard e. get 40 the truth " au,tNiuc
IcE'. u en- not hud c.t exactly how far tht
bore ON hoard the Cicufuegos PASSENGER ste I'M
er, aId u rricl came iu the same h.4f. They
got aground somewhere Lear IH. IuutS, Out
whether going t. tieutuc-. ur ,uulu.. Uach IS
What cannot and out
The auiable Don juan Sepanuccu0 Burtiel
aud IiuCh-whose ntsf surname. some ueoplo
affect T. find. has its deriVatiNe in the French
fd fmFL ia tckec itionerl. and whose second
name B.. ~u0iricrtv sugreetive IN Auciu-Saron
or AnGl American arrived about 10 O'Clock
ana was received 10y lis lbctW tSnsus Morales,
meet an MS hhhusterihG friends on board. by
various officers of the stat and nne, by his
bosom friend the Captain of the Port. and Of
curse 10y the irrepre ssible TtfrtllO EspdNol in
the person OF its director with Burrcl came the
Archbishop. Don Pedro Ilorentc. the Mikado Of
Cuba. who had been 10 Havana to- salute tie
now Tycoon. Next morning the prisoners were
con iuctcd TO their old lodgings / suppose the
So ttip had removed all fear OF ali epidemic
The foreign commander have so far done no
thins beyond, / undcrstsDd. the Amenean
s.n"r ghrtr rclucstng rcrmis. ion 70 see the
PRISONERS 10 ascertain Il tley are well treated;
Boat D. is uiohlrlc thlt ON MONDAY afternoon. If
Ioillni i- shd about handing then. over. o. i'o-
lite JOINT inquiry VIII - IN t. the GoNctuor as
tu what he intends To 90 with them.
U uls morning the newspapers congratulate
Ten lIurriel uu hls return, and ray him u lot ut
very pretty ComtliWents. The Brudefu will
nov pronablv resume its attacks on Mr.. Schmttt.
Whether ia. rctu-n ot Burriei has a political
hts and i- a defiance e. the United States pr
whoever may have tersurtd his conduct here.
The sun., 1873-12-26
A Lesson Tor hlep, ouaniae..


On "Wednesday two women were brought
before judge Oticshour-. a L--cX Market puige
Court. charged wIth tneft. one was very re
speclable iduN Of me appearance. tue Other a
widow, both ia middle age. They had been
shopping at lprd Taylor s, corner ut Grand
ana thrystie sire cts, and had bought various
httle articles Tor Christmas glits t. the juvenile
members of their households, IhcN were sus-
p"Cted, however, # tAAlng articles when they
had not houEht and ON being aTretted a num-
Der OF fanCy arurles Nere found Ia their ~atchels
which they had mot paid fOr. Ihc sccLe beiuIe
the Judge WAS quite affecting. Toe widow
plead, in "a sulpNcAtinE voice that II Was her
nrst offence, TIA, 81" knew not what Influenced
her to commit the theft and that she had a
family OF little ones at home depending on her
for sustenancc, The other was ACCOMPANIED 10y
her husband, As the officer took the articles
from this lady's sdtchel she 20 n.ed out the ar
ticlcs which She had bought anu those she had
appropriated The Judge WAS evidently much
affected, and remarked that II was the hardest
case that had come before him for decision.
The uthcer was also overcome, and remarked
that he could nght, but when IL came To that
he was Just Ike child Tne AfCAvits II the
officers were taken, hut as the hrm from which
the goods were obtained withdrew the complaint
tue women were discharged.
The sun., 1873-12-26
rLIeve. In the Treasury Department..

The offical records of the Treasury show
that f,- the fscal year ending June 80, ls,2 out
81 contingent fund of sinVlG. 1885 was for
horses and carriages, distributed under the fol-
lOwiag heads:
Horses, tisO; carriages, sTt0; repairs of wagons
t31t; harness, tl45 repairs Of harness, tSei
care Of horses, S,.2yi; shOeiug of horses, sEil
oats $3.50 /; hav, sS46 straw, <li5.
Resides this there is "A regular contract with
the express company, under which a ltrLc part
ofthe hauling for the depart ~ ents IL done, hut
neither express nor treasury wagons did. u
will be seen from the above figures that nearly
Ous-slXth u the contingent fund Of the Treasury
wis used for carriages and horses. Among the
itPms for repairing carriages N one OF SGoS and
another Of SsS3. While II Is claimed that these
carriages are kept 10 transact depu tneut bust
ness and de- the general running about, the pur-
chase of street-cAr tioketH Tor the year amount
cd to $500.
The sun., 1873-12-26
A ncer chn.e In nrnngc rauuty.

A farmer living in the little hamlst 81 Denton
in the heart Of orange couut', y Y,Vas ',tounhod
,hr other morning to see deer browsing d. Is orchard
back Of his hOu-c lwas the FRET Mild .detr hat had
Deru seen IN the ucIghborhood Tor Lcu1 tAltac,u.
tury, Ta farmer procured hs gup from te house. bu
returning 20 tho orchard tLe decr had ssppc4red
from sight. The ucis burs were Immediately lLformcd
Of the fact and soon every old gun in tlr toNu was
loaded and thr on toe Aut tlr thc deer. They
were all excited ard eager Ter the Nenson. All ay they
ranged the hls aud GALES ahd c.smtrtod well up into
the Shawaug1nh NuuLlslu, uut no deer came within the
range OF te eT VISION, TIE deer Kept out OF toe Of
ia hue;trs but Just at nighfal he Nas seen by Mr.
John Wood who had not 10 ned m the chase, aEd shot
Mr. Wood mas invited the disappointed hunters TO a
dlnner he principal dish Of which TO be haGnch Of
TAI and iLieg veAAsa
The sun., 1873-12-26
BRfBERT AND FR4ID.
Another ~tntesuau accused OF Purchasing
his seat IN the -enats-~eiious thatsc,
Against -pcucer OF Alabama.


WtSHGNsroN, Dec. 2j.--The Committee
o. iriv.i gees ani Elcu.. ne - the Senate viii.
upon the feassemhhng Of congress. take up the
case of the contested Senltorship from Ala
hama, Al the srcrid session " the Senate last
-fring the prim ft,it right 20 the seat was de-
ridcd to b- VII Spencer, but notice Of inten-
ton GO cunte Wa scr' ell on the Incumbent by
Mr. Sygcs. since that t.,le the cont. slant has
been engaged in woihIns up his rtse against
SPENCER, au4 lis iileno- tuumIhantiy cain
thd he Las abundant evidence t. prove that
spencer Obtained his election 10y open fraud and
OThtry.
Anon. other things IL will he shown that
spencer induced Internal revenue collectors aud
p'r tina ttTs to furnish large suuis ut money To-
erist i'fu 20 huNtng votes and that ne protected
these on 'ials from Prosecution when tbey re
dice lver-i 20 hc d"faulters t. the Government
I'm one ta-e ne oh dlncd ,2.'s' and m another
l-tnI from ,ficilt., and when ticse men were
lti'.. .ri ly thr United states detectives and
l.r-t tciIIy.tluns lN-tci spencer note, uf
n ,Iu WEI fHund Representing cash. he r,vp-
f..1. prom .-cd hF thorough inquiry II
~rticrr's case viii. It is aid, be very starlu..
The sun., 1873-12-26

IASCAsIEu, Dec. 25.--A bloody frncts took
pl.c a. Grose lat evening, RrowipE out Of an at
tempt by Michael OLrary and a Frenchman named
BIckSe both intoH Gated to enter house OF ques
uOnsbl- reVute, owned by Frenchpan named GOpYe.
The result Of tho a. ht tie sath Of Gouye and ms
son, young man, who was killed b. o'LeAry with
c b, tie mortal sounding Of Boek vel with an axe 0y
old Gouye aud . bad wound on OJeaTJb head from
eiuD uiea ky tna feslze iALaAiAs ef tls konse.
The sun., 1873-12-26
rrNAScrAL AsD commERcI41.

THURSDAY, Dee. 25-P. M.-Christmas
was faithfully observed in all OF Wall street
dcpartm IT'S. the banks and various Exchanges
having been clo-ed, az well as all OF the public
buildings.
The following we're the --latest hii- for stats
hnL.Aa
The sun., 1873-12-26

On Nov. William Martin of 20 Wtll,tt street
sLd G,Ur-, snyGcr OF ~ Pat street wer, taslF d
political decus-on at sgutou aud Willett streets, and
the latter pulled revolver ,r1 his pocGrt rrcd a.
his uuprIrnt, VINO dOuStd the shot SNYDER eHcnpcd,
but trdaY he arrested hy Othccr tnHres OCun.
mol ho Was hold Ia sltJJ by judge ouerour. ,.ter
The sun., 1873-12-26
Euslntss ncAtt3.

Mr-. Wiuslow'- Soothing syrup is the pre-.
.cuptiun uf the best female phycins and nurses In
TIE United states an has been used for thirty years
with never failing success by mill ms Of m'ihcrs for
their children. II cures wind collie regulates tae bow
es, correcs acdy, and give. rest aul health 10 the
cAlI.
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steamship city OF Havana. HtveHa. tndse ami pass.
steamship lsCnmonl. ilc1Hloli, -iy Point, anl NOR
st,al. Ip Js'ne- Afger charleston. iuis-. aud pass
Also the usual river ard cnasiw - v~-seis
The sun., 1873-12-26

A.-Welcsne the NIrsiniu- Rud tuy 'ont
~ II for lady fricuus and HATS for the gentlemen ai
kNOA~. These are Appropriate gits fur the holidays
both usc ul and urEamt kN rs stQrcs arr at u.
RrgadNay, in the Prescott houit, and fifth AvenuS
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penes all honest competition. Awarded medal
Vienna tAuhIuOn sold uY all grocers, drus.Als, Az
conteCt,Onors. Depot >5 Beaver ,t.-Air,
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~. '. squire. -, Falton 81, >rw No-k.
Watches, ltnOLds, nae Ie~clrl, aAi st,r.u; sIte'.
ware. a. enIaIL prOhLs.
The sun., 1873-12-26

A good cup OF Cocoa u easily hal, II YOU viii
lnsst your grocer furnishing W, bazcT Co, o..
Bress sfakt Goa -1au.
The sun., 1873-12-26

Fili, yearsngo. The brs phlsciaus ndo p ed
Dr. MRiGIrs luug EItxr As the best remedy Tor
coughs Gods aud al iia: Complaints. Try u.
The sun., 1873-12-26

Take Ayers Pills
for al purposes ofa purs-..'e. SAFE ani eiectu,l.
The sun., 1873-12-26

BARER's CuoCOLATR-lf YOU wish the best
NanIllS ihuenla tr. set Bsi11 s--Ade
The sun., 1873-12-26

The Z" Prison Life of NJ. o DoHovsn Rosa ~
published by ,he American News COM .any m a duck
volume of than ~ pages II contains the record
ofsI yesrs In six English prl,ons, aud Ia dedicated 10
the lrlsh convicted felons of 1865 " No doubt u viii
meet xIIh al extensive circulation
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MiRINE fNrLLLfG ENCE.

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