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RELIGIOUS.


missionary Work OF tho Protestant
Episcopal Church.
NEW YonK, Oct. 27.-Tho Board OF Missions
OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church met in an-
nual session to-day. Among those present wero
BiBhop Smith, Of Kontucky, Chairman Of tho
Board; Leo, Of Iowa; Talbot, of Indiana
MoCaBkrey, Of Michigan; aud Bial,op Tozor, Of
Africa. bishop Smith made MI address, dwell-
Ing on tho noceBsity existing for an incroago Of
laborars in tho Lords vineyard. Tho annual 70.
port of the Board showed gratifying increase
Of work. Tho receipts for the past year wero
SITS, ,254; expenditures, Sl37, ,918. Tho annoiut-
mont Of Bishop for Dakota, Idaho, Montana,
Now Mexico Arizona, and Wyoming WAS madoo
tho special or4or for to.morrow afLornoon.
, 1873-10-28

4 difficulty occurred yesterday, at Gave City,
Ky., between D. L. Graves tho proprietor OF the
Mammoth Cave Hotel, and E. Wilcoxeon, an
agent for the Cayo, in which pistols wore drawn
by both parties. Mr.. Graves received fatal
wound, and Mr. Wi1coxsen escaped unhurt.
, 1873-10-28
MDRTUhRY.

spn1NaprrLp, ILL.,, Oct. 81. The funeral of tho
late WIN ;... Stadt1en took pace yesterday, and,
Notwithstanding the inclcn.ont weather, his ro-
,nains wero followed to tho grave by large con-
with tho ritua Of tho Odd Follows, of which or
dor lo was jealous member. It ii proposed to
na,no All Odd Fellows Lodge, which ho rccoutly
founded hore Staddon Lodge No. 4G5.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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ofico order or In rogistorcd lotoru. At risk.
TEnAtB TO CtTY GuHsoR1nENR.
Dai]y, doilsoroi SuHday excepted. 2. coMts nor wop
Daily, dosesad. Sunday tnntlol, 20 conts por wcok
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison md Dcarhorn.hts,. Chicago, Ill.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Spteiai Uispach to Ths Chfcnya 7ribuue.
KANaAa CITY, Oct. N.-OATTLE-Aeccipts, 2,033 !;
shipments, 1co. rho receipts wore uloatly Of pack.
proving aud primo aro shade bvstor. Through Tex
an cowa, 81 .lbeS1.2o; rough through Toxin atcers
wintored Texau COVE .al.oo; Texan rorn-fad ateory
f310; good through Texan steora, 81 ,70G93, 90.
uo08-Eoninul at q, ,JsC93,5O.
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The majority Of Allen for Governor In Ohio iB
now aaeertainod to DO SIT. Weloh, State Treas.
nrer, has LIT majority.

Theodore Tilton, having boon summoned to
appear before tho plymouth Church Inyoatigat-
ing Committee. In tho Deeohor-Dowon scandal
case, very neatly replies that 10 won't do auy-
church.
, 1873-10-28

GLOBE THE AT1sE-Desp1anc street, between Mad
lAon and Washington. Engagement ol j. j. Wallace.
- Erin A.ChorrA."
, 1873-10-28

ACADEMY OF MUSIO-I1aated stroot bolweon Mad.
ttsn and Monroe. EugnEeiuont Of Cntlotta LeuIcsoq
, 1873-10-28

K1NgsBuRY MUSIC IIAL1-oistk * street, botyeon
Subject. 'Uhisalry Of tho Old Ttno and tho NeW.'
, 1873-10-28

MYERS opERA.1lous1s- Monroe atrces. hetveon
Dearborn hnt Stnto, " Funny MukuB In Fog" Mlu.
kt1elsy aud cofnioAtitlcs.
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hfoV1OKEn's TI1EATRE-Madison street, botsoon
- Nome0 and Juliot.h
, 1873-10-28

CENTENARY NJ. Il. OltURp1I-I.ooture By tho nev.
], 3. Peck. kubjoot: Tho Man Who laughs"
, 1873-10-28

His brother answered that l,o would be ]oro Iast
night but at 0 O'Clock ho had not arrived Coroner
Stephens was notified Of tho Judgo'ssuddcn doatl
and repaired at onco to his residence to hold nj
inquest, but at tho urgont roquoss Of nany Of
Judge portor's intimate frlon.ls ho deferred tho
to give tho doooaHod's brother an opportunity to
500 him.
J,ldyo Porter evidently died Of hoart-discaso
or apoploxy-it Is gonorally thought tho latter,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

KAIIn's ANATOMICAL MusEubi-14a South Clark.
1t. Acitnoe aud Art.
, 1873-10-28
Proceedings Of the Dominion
Parliament.
Tho Leader Of tho Opposition Moves
a Want Of Confidence.
a Long and Acrimonious Dis
cussion Expected.


Special Dispatch to Tho Chteaao Tribune.
OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. 21.-Tho Speaker Of the
House OF Commons took the clair ut o'clock p.
m. Tho reports Of several Election Committees
Woro rald.
, 1873-10-28

TO CONSERVATIVES MANY HAVE BEEN HAPPY
to Give their Testimony In fsror Of The Of Wtlbors
Pufe God Lygr Oh md Limo. Experience has proved u
70 be valuable romedy fer eopsun,ptiop ashma aph'
fsosuEed only BY A.. u. W1L!DR, Chemist, Boston.
Mas. Sold by drtRGi8t3 HorDrnlly.
The sun., 1873-12-17

TUESDAY, Dec. 1G-P. M.-The adjourn
mcnt Of Congress from the 10Th inst. until after
the holidays has practically postponed the
adoption OF any early measures of relief 20 the
impoverished Treasury Department,and this fact
viii also explain In degree the smaller volume
Of business at the Stock Exchange, as well "a an
abatement OF speculative feeling. There was,
however, considerable realizing in the morning
trade, but there were good buyers In the market
and notwithstanding q lower range OF prices
during the day, stocks closed strong with
generally higher figures than at tho opening.
The requirements OF the Treasury, until after
the reassembling OF Congress, will be necessarily
met by further drafts upon the $A,0OO,OOO re-
serve, and a. the Western and Southern mem
bers are adyocates OF further imitation, the belief
obtains In Wall street circles that higher prices
for stocks can be safely predicted. Speculation
In Wall street at all events viii hinge upon the
possible adoption Of imitation views, aud opera
tors to-day consequently took advantage OF the
depression to purchase. Western Union. Union
IaGlhc; c. C. and l. c. Lake shore, Pacific Mail,
sentcd the bulk Of the business, but Western
Union was conspicuous i9r It's activity and
strength, having. advanced y cent. 70 10, and
closing lrm at this figure on report that dyi-
dend of about 20 y cent;-Iepresented by the
t7,WOG of stock owned 10y the company
would soon be declared. and that meeting Of
the directors would be held tomorrow for this
the active list will be found IN the comparative
table.
The total number OF shares dealt In was l6S,-
l(g, OF which Western Union represented i3,3l0
Union Pacific. ;B.tU0; c., g, and l. c., Sl,5lj
Lake shore, l. ,lG5 Pacific Mail, l2JOO; Wabash,
6,G5 Ohos, 5i25 Northwestern, 4S0O Now
York Central, 4,,J5 St. Paul, tiOO; Rock Island,
1907; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1850 Delaware
lackaNauua and Western, l35i Boston, liza l.
ford and Erie, 800 Harlem, 200; Panama, jl0
Northwestern preferred, 500; Hannibal and S.
Joseph preferred, 400; 81. Paul preferred, 400;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, $40, at - Maryland
Coal, 800, at 10; Atlantic and rucI0c preferred,
200; Morris and Essex, no, at SS Consolidation
Coal, ITO, at ~; st. Louis aud Iron Mountain,
luO at 81 ana United States EXrress, 10.
Speculation in gold was further stimulated by
private Washington advice OF the Impccuulous
condition of tho Treasury finances, and the
clique operating for a rse took advantage Of
this information to still further advance the pre-
mium, The opening price Wa III 't, from which
point there was rise To me-, though suhse-
uuently, under the influence OF realizing sales, a
T,aCtuu 10 ~ WlA recorded, m, days business
large and the dealings attended at umes Ny much
tXltumvut,
In goal loans the rates psid tor having hennccs rOr
T"l Wttt Fo li>, ana '"i Win hhal ncfu,latlohs
1T 4 ana gONi,
The to,d clearnps M the Gold Exchange Rank
were $50 'tpJAo E,u lnu,'s 81 tltH sui currency
lu"u,ts, fir, 1898. o. ... .tt~|. r.., .ul 5000
"a {" |r" '"..s .ui .'I. t I. '|. .n. .r-t ul in'
The sun., 1873-12-17

Transactions at the Exchange Salesroom yes
tctday comprised she foiio~ing legal sales.
BY r. n, Ludlow a Coz per order supreme Court in
foreclosure Geo p smith referee, fourstoN brown
stone house. ith lot xi22 south EIDE Of EigatyIth
stect, % feet cast " Madison avenue, t.o Bought
py the defe dAnt on second mortgage.
By \. ). Blecckcr Son White, per order Supreme
Court IN Foreclosure. tIno. y Lewis refetcc three
tIorY brck hOusr, viii 1T 25tlu. east ,4u OF lhop
tN stfutt, n. rTtT ucah - bctss - srVCt:ti3Ss.
Joseph Mcclure adjourned the sale of 9gioIs snug
Harbur lease Flg IN street, to Eco TO- and of the
property on Ilifueth street to Jan. 10.
The following legal sa.es are sct Tor to-day at the
ENcNaug~:
by T. u. Ludlow 4 Co., the premises NJ. H5 Fast
llgh street.
By Jsnes VI miller house and lot north side Seventy
uluih street, nrtr SECOND avenue.
ny R.V liafuttt. premises 80. o james street.
rs Joseph Mcclure, rNt Eous.s alI tuts OItAWest
corner Madison avenue AZ q SiNty-lr-t street
NY A !. Hl'eckrr, son white Que lot ON FCry.nfth
street, near lex uEton avenue.
As commentary upon our views Of he market eH.
pressed On MundHl ltad ug dealer Who had reccNCd
order to purchase a hrs,cl.ss dNrulus tur $500
each, advertised three days wlthout receiving sluir
application. Parties owning ~ h IrlHtr'y Do uos lp.
I,ar 50 anxious to sell as many snpius'.
The sun., 1873-12-17


BELLtNGHAM..Ip BrooSlyn. on Tu,sday; pee; IL,
i15, Margaret BcllnAAn reuc of the laie joan Bel
ieiauycs ana friend. ~ the family an those " her
s,n, Jan',- H. BeilnsnA and her .onn,i"~ Hugh
,r--, .' a,.a'- ---r>Sy, r. r-rpS. - i~c-.--a, -
BE0bLEltS o. flrsdly, nee ..l6, is7l Edward
Eroi. I,N, 80 OF MsfA ana Mary BrodencS. aged
foe ia ers siil take i &c on wcdnesi4y, Dec. 49, At
., oce, from '' "a non O.
""HGfiE%p HSiN%%M 9t'r' R'" NonG GOy Dec is c.rn.
Youngest dau .utci Ot JnAts an1 Anne tunhinsh 'nl
"tr INV, and friends ~ the family are rc.pect
m Is invited t. strr e uncra FROM ihc e,ience of
l,rar'ut., u. Las, o. u ST, tAis day wednesday,,
ioGG'-uu lou say. pee % william nogr o. French
KriAuyc, ami friends oi te fault, are Z ,pectfuy
invited to attead hi- eta' ieon NJ, Ar rr,atnc Ss
M0ukE.-on tuesday, be-. 10. ~ Nuittm M9orc a ma
The friends aud relatycsoi the family invited to
hucud me tnnyfhl i,,n " 'Hlr tg ia.u'e, y Litt
remains Win be taken 10 the Church of II, Vincent
4c rS1ssr vii Il BE- S % Hs i posc ef " Gsts
All r9ul thr cc tota!'aiy Cemetery Tor lnl'rmeni
sou ot Daniel aud sarah rh'an, ased >oar tmoh'ns
E,hinc' and ircl!. Of the family are rgspectfqly '
invited to attend ne ilncrI rom We fesi'ns' 1i D..
tqrgl, on Medns.ia,. brG II. At ecloc" +, NJ ,.
fRlon.-on luesiN' Dec To- ls'S' Ia'n~rine Pryor'
f6e friends and rsi'iyes q a. tm!y ar Tssocct;
hir rbpr.S,i' Dae IS s5 pretriy VI
ri sSfll-un iursta,, Dec. 10, Catharine Russell,
! IN the 6lst year % her age.
The uuera 10 be held from thr res deuce of
her brother n.aW, T. tUN ~, corner O u r., aud
Hartson avs. Jersey CIV y j., on Ittr-uiy, Dee u.
n f. VI. The remains Nil b. taken - Ny"ch Tor IN
! torment.
WILDLY. ON Monday 'venine. Dee rs, SnrahWildey
widow OF Jona, Nildr, IN me s,th year oi nrr nEe.
The relative. ana irlrnds OF the family are re,pect-
fglN invited 70 attend tr funeral services on Nrdnes
dan Drc H. al + NJ. from the residence ~ her son IN
/ Law. william "A See, ~ tonlinerCc ~.
! PsRK LoDoE, 40 SO. .sp A. M-Bretmen: You
ar hereby summoned 10 meet in your room, 1n h
sv. On Thursday, Dee l., at - O'Clock sharp, for
he pupose Of attending tht funeral OF our ae brother
Thomas A. Bennett Atubers OF lister lodges arr fra
| t,rnaliS iuNtud. BY order, MARTIN CAN Lon, M.
The sun., 1873-12-17
THE WEST FARMS SCHOOL EIGHT.
4 Victory for John ~. Hnskin- Damages to
be pnid by Mnrris a %.


The West Farms Board of EduCations
suit against Lewis @. Morris. Fordham Morris,
sergeant steer, number OF policemen and
ct Uer- was continued Yesterday before Justice
Pratt In White Plains. The Haskin and Morris
parties were well represented, and each side was
confident Il victory. john -. Ia-kin and lieuj.
+. Haskiu strollod into the Court House at an
early hour, and Chauncoy Shefcr on crutchcs,
followed. Then came Lewis g.. Morris, Ford
ham Morris, Sergeant Steers. Henry l.. Clinton,
Nr Frost. and others engaged In the gtclt ught.
Justice Pratt Was hapDy. but the JuNmcu
seemed troubled. Among the witnesses for the
defence examined were } udgc Dunham. ser
lari. They sought to show that Furdhlm Nor
rs was the choice Of those assembled at the
memorable meeting OF the sth of last Apul;
tuaf tuc police were there merely Ia prevent "a
treach " the peace. and that ia t'e terri" not
none Of the def ondanis destroyed ahN oI tnc
school property. The friends Of tbs plaintiffs
were amused when this testimony was given.
hut the defendants wero So earnest In their
: cries anu the jury so attentive that maJoniy
of the spectators predicted Neruiet Tor the de-
Pendants.
Ihe speeches u counsel on both sides were
eagerly listened to. MIR. sharcr. In consequence
Of ui- iamene-s, retained hiS sc Al While deliver
ing hi- address. which was pronounced by the
IiIsNlu party one worthy 81 the " old man. Inc
jury retired about | O'Clock, and tho opposing
parties adjourned T. ihe court YARD and the
ueighhuriuI hotels aud discus ed the situation.
than the other. About haIr past word Was
sent from tue jury Ihnul lnaN tItN hhh dsIutis
and they were ushered in;u the crowded court
room. Counsel we're absent, and the only de-
fendant IN the room was Furdham Morris. lie
betrayed much nervousness wnen the foreman
of the Jury handed scaled verdict 10 his Honor,
who tore open the envelope, glanced at the pa
per. smiled, and then handed 10 to the CLERK.
IN tt oricial read IN a loud tone that verdict
had been rendered for the plaintiffs, and that
the damage To property was assessed At Selb>.
Tue news rapidly spread through the town and
. tue HaskIn party eJoiCcd. In the smoking car of
the 5O6 train last evening from White Plains for
Mekx trkN A
Morris. Tne former wore a broad smile while
lie lttter's countenance was clouded.
The sun., 1873-12-17

Mr.. Wilkes Collins's drama in "A prologue
and four acts, entitled "1he Woman Ia White"
was acted the nrst time nt the Broadway The
atrs Monday night. The play tels, in theatrical
way, the story made known SO widely by this
author In his novel with the same title. We
need hardly say that II IL a lurid story Of
scheming and crime and that pruned for rep
reseDtation on the stage, It salient features are
brought into high relief. Count fOscO Is the CEN
trail column about which the drama Is built. This
parsonage was embodied with uncommon dis
cretion and skin by Mr.. Wybert Reeve, an Eng
llsh author and actor. who has won wide rcpu-
tatiOn Of an honorable kind in his native cuun-
try, especially by his impersonation Of this
character, and who gave every indication
last evening that this renown had been hon
estly earned. lie impaired consistent form and
color to a well-conceyed and harmonious con-
cepuon OF a striking character, hlled the stage,
attracting almost undivided attention, Hlarred
ms imDersOnntion by no extrayagances, ,staginess
or apparent effort, and from first 10 last seemed
Helen Tracy played the dual part Of Anne
CdtcTich and LditrII FdtTite so well as TO eXci .
Home surprise in those VINO were familiar with
her work heretofore done. Miss Ida Vernon,
with the execution OF some ill-concelved or
imperfectly considered portions, acted the char
hcter OF Marian H0lcOmbe in a very commenda-
ble manner; and Miss Bella Golden was quiet
and discreet in embodYing Madame FGscO. OF
the other actors embraced In the cast we can
tay nothing laudatOry. The play Is not OF a
character which is altogether pleasing, except
to those who enjoy the dissection OF criminal
motives and acts. But II II constantly interest
Ing and exciting, aud cnchdlned the attention OF
the audience from beginning To end, 1T was
further notice, MIR, Reeve was called before the
curtain at the end of the performance.
The sun., 1873-12-17
AMUSEuEArS.



The scenes prv-rut"d in The Dead
Heart bring viyidls to iuind the terrible suffer
10 G. ant viciSsitudc@ OF fortune experienced by
men and women during the French revolution,
notwithstanding improbable motives used by
the dranttst aud oXaggerations In the plot aud
ia the characters. II l. "A sad but very interest
ING play. and some II It's parts are eIcelently
acted al the Olympic Theatre tins week. Mr.
Edwin Adams plays with admirable taste and
discretion the part Of Robert Ldhdrp, " the man
Of the people," whose heart was deadened by
seventeen years confinement In the Dastile To
eveTyJhing, aa lie thought but the desire for re-
v.nge ON hIs unjust prosecutors. In the
lost act ul the drama love revives IN
h'a breast and prompts him Ia make
"A most uudgnanitnuus Ea.rihce. II Ia unpl"ts ant
tO note any defect IN 50 good piece Ut work a9
thai done by Mr. Adams IN tins play hut IL is a
kinduess to call hls attention To an ohtras -
fault, namely, that OF inhAli x las breath ia a
loud and stacey manner, especially IN the more
impassi oned portions OF his defamation. Mr.
Charles Ieclercq embOdies Indtole IUuIu like a
thorOu- lily UDpetent artist. Mr.. John Jennings
acts with and good taste the character of
Jacques I,grfht, and Mr. g. Wilson dOes the
work Of the BldcksHluh well. Mrs. Z. NJ. Walcoi
impersonates CdtiseI1He Durdl with uncommon
pruprietv.
Next Friday evening the performance will he
fm the benen. of Mr. Adams, whose engage
nent here closes with this week. On that occa'
sion he appears In the drama -" Dreams Of Delu-
sion,' anu ia the comedy "Nild Oats.
Next Tuesday evening holiday piece, made
from Charles DIckenhs Christmas stories, and
called Gabriel Grub or the Goblins VINO stole
the sexton" may be seen at this theatre for the
nrst time. The Majilton and Rayner families
will take part in lts performance, and II the
promises Of the management shall he reason
ably fulnlled-which may he taken for granted
startling effects, iun, wonder, and amazement
Will be result.
The sun., 1873-12-17

TUESDAY. Dec 16.-FLouH AND ME.L-There
hrs AtitrN wth Ah nm IoS'Hg u'a ~ l"f unpr Nud
aGd takers trir4s nave sivancod llattri l,. Ihe
.ome speculative feeling, based upon ne easter mouey
market ana NE aaya &c IN gold me chiei rSlanca Of
S LSnqn eye n M Is .abS er RTE ogt ss s SrISss 5
wheat nour have been nrn, and corr meal buoyan To-
day nouI steady moderately active slippiag grades
A.. and spS q, sTPs5qe and no I sr@er
.upsrnnc state and Western. t6es,6'o, eIrs State.
90 co. douSc tia Sfras 'f. % ''t 90 '' Winter wSssi
,xires .nd double c''r,s sl"t,oN c,y 'hinping
s.,.G2'. southern bakers and family brands.
n5af%sapSrrac SSt ,9 'E' 3ora ca 't %sser1. H. e.
nour, t3sGtS.'V tor state. anu P,uus'NaniA t3.S5a
PtoylsIoNsHoe. products have heen advancing,
aTsty esssSS tho.e of s. ca as Sc o. @ pS YEAR ar
exceeded any previous year, and u n pfouahr tue mum.
' S Si s IN. S deetd i s 1 r m M
con and lard Of which the chport moyemcnt was mainly
gdld and exchange IA. direct circt 1o.dsy pork
sy, and sSsssSS q FOR Nsrcn. Bacon easter rs and lrS.
active .ales 80 nxs At ,ie for city long clear so
f4d s@ST cgar S9 ne RS' spd
packed belize. sssf.S and sweet picsira hams a, iCc
~ pfnis western for Deceni 1rr. ssc Tor Jsnuar
9rs od %ss & IL s,fS aIS :S Srss sT Ap.
f6.5G, prime iness Western. titis2fl5l prime
Ps Tsi Ssi Sy sl n1 If'ys ;SR RFs iri '1., %s , Fs,
isS ss beef R"als, new, bbl ia,ai%5SS Hans, Hams
HsAisdl NsSsmsc s.Snia,rs 1IiSs dol eaS1,Sct oo
rendered SIC, kettle rendered, sses l5lGci prime
enyl sNHSAc Mcon short m &C. long clear, 40
smoked shoulders iN@sr. dressed holH thsyi &c
GRAlN-A considerable portion OF the grain IN this
market being held on Western account, has been With
speculation, while shippers have been fay red bJ
strong accounts from abroad, advance In gold and
las consequently been some impruveiuou m prices
but decided IN wheat and corn sing, however
MN rather less buoy 4ncy lo-dp, wheat nrmi sales
chicago l6late2 Tor Noe MilSaukur elnler re
Shitc, poor 10 choic; ut 81 6sst o. corr arm sale,
ijutu hush NJ 1tc. for Toledo, q'.C. fut hcn
mixed new isc, store and lss,r. ahOat tor mliod
Hlx"d and 90. adot Oats Vow cr and unsei i'i,d sale.
$50 bush Al 5oc. for dark mNrd Sss6e fof .bod to
l30U bush AZ slltstia5 for tworoNed State; Canads
hold at tiI5tSl.1 80, without business. Ry-Haios l0U
bush state M tl.Oo stock light demand limited,
the ports have been very large shoN Ing an increase In
the iAst week OF nearly OUO over The currcSIund
ing week last year aud bringing The total for me
bales for The corr spending period last year sud t IL
expected that few DAYS viii carry thc receipts Of this
regarded as TOO low, and this fact Win the course Of
Government finances, has been made Ar bass OF an cN
ttnsye speculation 50 that prices have adyhuced H. the
past week. To-day there was good dcmaud Tor cotton
on the spot whiCd freely met by holders. Quota
tons unchanged Saes N1i6 bales, Ot which 22ll we're
for export, Loss for conslmpton aud ~ Tor spocu'a
ary % l7s9c for fcOrgary, IA l5ltc'f Mach i 3iot
w n'm nAldin2 upiand', SGD. "' q,o.e On ue
u lukt
The sun., 1873-12-17
Court Calendar This Day.


-. -, ~, =, ~. 1, can, %.
-pEOIA l. IEBA Demurrers Nos, o. g. TO- l6-T Issues Of
Law ana Fact Nos lss. 2l5 2l7, ls1 i l no l6s, lia
lA H 81 81, Ill, lsl, l, rs "a 2,s 2Si, a. ~, IS, -
30, a., o., ~, ~, III, an, as lIa, 49, 1911 I'VE IA S9, 81
6s lSs i75, les, (2O 2y. The calling OF the Law aud
/ act Calendar viii commence at No a2.
CncUfr Adjourned Mos. ~. Hp, 80, +H Z
1876 M gyyb, $40 UitA, 2,i, sle1 SO, lSi2, 1874, S
CiKcuiT~Pan I.-Eegular Term.-Nos. S7, IS. sb
1914. 49, 49, as, 0l 1897, I6i, lSli 1872. 1873, M H.
,Og 2lS3 as. 5ii, 66g, al3l-.
sTrRRIoR CoURr- rnal Term-rart T-Nos. 67S. 6gi
t3 as bl64 ois 26 sll, sS, sl5, a. 62l, Gs DOL, G
81, $40, 1854, lu2i. - - - - 49, . ~. -.
2s72.
COMMON PLR.s.-Equity Term.--No. ts.
,oMNoS PiEAs-IriAl Teriu.-Parl l. Adjourned FOR
the term, Part Nos S.ui Ss", el1 2in, BSS, 2it2
1912 2.lg, 25lS 1l6 22c2, 1tg III lils, 1877, S3.
MARINE CoVRt.-Trial 1erm-Part Adjourned for
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The sun., 1873-12-17

COOPER BNNNlY. .-pu MONDAY. Dec. : b. the Rev.
.. h. sheldon 40 fhe residence Of The bride, uncle,
Lester kinury. ttg, in tuithytlc, cf. slr county,
s.. !, Mr. Iaurt q Cooper 10 Nss " rtha G. Nanury,
daughter VI John Rlnney tsq, Of gree cy, toioraao.
tGSONEk HNLI!l Ju " rdut sdaY, liFn. I'D, by the
Rev tt A.. E,dgWay. Ht -. J4mcss tuur.., Harlem,
Nr. william T.. tunuNrr tu Miss sarah l. Honey, only
niece o. Edgar r. lluliry. a. Il tnis cltY.
GtDNEi -~Ni Ill.-iu Nt-sau, \ Y, ON Wedncsdays
Dee u bN Rev. \ n N-G-h. the residence tho
bnir- peren :. Mr Ldsarl g.. Gcdney VI Wash!nStor,
b. c., 10 M,ls Saiun /. 3 tl.it.
Maslingtuu d G. pIpris please copy.
MATIiiLWs- G .uV LA Olc-st. n L. on Zee.
H. %, O. itrv Dr. IuNu trUwcli. uskrtcl by tne lev.
- Patton, James g. M1'h W. e. Nnnir :. troeril
SNt ~. jos -. A. brtrc hurrh, MADISON, VIE.
on v cdnss sdIy Dec H. b. the Rev Jonn whkin'On.
IS iiaW e.. su}tH" oi y ~ 1nIe - llc,l, "hi daush-
1lLION -pAInE-O4 ildredIl evening, Ucc. u al
tlt rtdcucc Of the brirt father, by tn ,f Dr. How
and Ntian L. m 60 Itflic s. cid'tt daughter Oi
ava :, IA sc sll Of tins oiy.
The sun., 1873-12-17

Kit, the Arkansas Traveller" Is "A play
too well known to make extended notice Of il
reedful. Its lively scenes at least suggest truth
Ia pictures Of frontier life and character, which
to dweers in a great city Offer all the fasclnl-
tions Of striking novelty. This play was first
represented at Booth Theatre on Monday even
Ing, and constitutes the b,l there for tuis week.
Mr.. T.. +. Chanirau impcrsunatcs ki cXCeIlchtlH,
"a is generally conceded. II Il n character which
he has made peculiarly his own, and In which he
has won muCh reputation. Tho cast Is ON the
whole competent, In soine rcspertS excellent
Tho drama is unoOmmuulN well set on me stage
ord 10 NhorallY auulAudrd H good audiences,