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New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
THE NEWARK MURDER.

A COrOner's inquest was held at the Court-
House, Saturday morning. ID the case OF Mary Ann
Kane. murdered on Thursday night by her son-naw,
John Murphy. The stoye-fter iron bar about eight
inches long. and weighing pound, was lying upon
desk. Barney Burns the first witness testified to haY
ing Mrs. Kanes body Friday at p. at which
time Mrs. Murphy told him her husband had killed her
mother he had Murphy intoxicated on Thursday
afternoon. Mary Burns wife Of the rst witness testi-
ed 20 knowing Mrs. Kane, and that she saw her dying
Friday Mrs Murphy had also told her that Murphy
killed her and had also struck her Mrs. Mary
Pryor of No 65 Jaoksous called 10 the stand,
and said that she had been at Muir
phys saloon ON Thurnay and had seen
Murphy and his wife and Mrs. Kane drinking
and that Murphy went out aud during his absence the
women got more liquor aud that when ne returned,
Mrs. Kane began to abuse him. He also had some hlg
words with his wife, and Mrs. Kane said something in
her daughters behalf, whereupon Murphy struck her
and she fell unOn the floor the blood DOwrg from her
mouth. The wounded began 20 s1Ore, when
Murphy stopped the noise by stamping her face with
has bOot-heei This all before O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. Witness then went to her own house, and
aroused about O'Clock by Mrs. Murphy, VINO called
out that her mother dying. and that Murphy had
left and taken away the key About O'Clock she got
the house. and being still half drunk told witness
two or three different stories OF the murder
Bridget MURPHY wife OF the murderer next called
upon the stand and testified that husband struck her
Thursday night OF his violence being apparent
her face She said her mother died about - O'CLOCK
and that Murphy mad often threatened tO Kill her she
had no idea where her husband had gone. lie wore
full beard. dressed in heavy dark vest, black
pants, gray overcOat. and black hat. The inquest
adjourned untl o'clock tomorrow. The Police are
making every effort to accomplish the arrest Of the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
BOWEY, THE TRIBUNE, AND BEECHER
From The Rrooklrn Eaqk.


For some days past paper almost as devoid
OF brains az OF constituency aud professional status has
dacity and neanness toward cOtemporary TO which
the records OF men since the art or printing was dis
onyTnous persOn-prObaby itself. This probability is
strengthened by the general CONVICTION that rom no
other could IL draw the pestlent ana malicious
matter it has spread &C large.
That matter Is brief that the editor Of THE TRIBUNE
got Jay Gould the money whereby he able TO puI
it that he goa it on condition that THE TRIBUNE
be under him. Goulds property nd organ aud that the
advertising and circulation OF THE TRIBUNE, TINS
report meant sti further to in1ure, have been
steadily andsmmenseIy DECREASING for months To the
which claims monopoly Of antIpathy 20 Jay Gould, has
repubished this malicious mess winch rests on the
world renders Jay GOulds by comparison almost
white as the driven snow.
THE TRIBUNE waiting for The Times to give the blow
the sole impetus II has received replies todaytn fierce
and short leader requiring OF both papers reracti0n
Within twenty hours or the consequence Of an I'M
mediate libel suit For newspapers to DC defendants IN
libel suits is a position they are often made oc
cupy by those who come out OF the contest richer IN
wisdom than dollars: FOR Newspaper TO sue others
(newspapers for libel Is policy never before essayed
and Is surprise 10 the pubic, when believes that the
daily journal its columns fight its battles in
II THE TRIBUNE intends 70 hght its battles outside Of
its own columns, aud In them TO publish newspaper
and comment on other than those which relate
itself great departure win have been taken from the
policy which would have been pursued by IL founder
We all know what Horace dresley would nave Done
would done what We advise the acting editor 10
matter as 1t was taken of him by THE TRIBUNE last
Summer, when II proved him to have been L4ncolns
Leet. However, THE TRIBUNE 70 its own course.
BY the way, yet another course was open 20 It. IL
could initiated 70 this peler the silence OF Mr.
eecher as party, with reference the
scandal against the pastor OF Plymouth Church. which
had It's and has It's roots in the fertile malice and in
venton OF Henri c. Bowen. We speak that do know
aud testify that have The aim OF the whole
publication diaboca. II seeks 70 niure the
sors of Mr.. Greeley for except such the
devil might boast; malicious love OF evil for its sake
THE T1IBUsE's interest and its nbeers nowhere com
nercaily OF terrtoralY another and the ami
mus OF the proceeding against the legacy Greeley LEFT Is
about the same as annus of the allegations of the
same paternity against Mr. Beecher-the satanic sats
faction OF injuring men, TO whose fOrbearance and
ture aud methods.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
IN BROOKLYN

The thoroughfares of Brooklyn were almost
impossible, owing 10 the clogged up sewers, the
water poured over the sidewalks depths OF foot
and lay in deep pools in the cutters and over
the crosswalks. The melting upon the housetops
and sheds still lacking the regular drain by
the leaders which froZen poured torrents Of
water upon the sidewalks and the heads OF unfortunate
pedestrians. The water was in many cases up 10 the
platforms OF the sreecar aud the horses were obliged
TO wade to greater less degree throughout the day
Cellars and Easements in the Fifth, Ninth and Twenty
second Wards flooded, aud bailng the order of
the day Notwithstanding the utmost exertions many
tenants had TO seek refuge the upper hOors with much
consequent confusion.
Ihe water roze upon Trees telegraph wires and avn
ings OF all descriptions, that all dressed in
glistenng fringe and presented beautiful appearance
The police telegraph wires leading 20 the Eastern Dis
trict and toward Prospect Park and East NewYOrk
were cut by the FROST and rendered useless for the time
Breaks reported in the lines at the City Hasqusre,
at the junction Of Smith and FultOn-sts at Elm and
tutOnplaces, and at Fulton and Dekalbaye5 The IRE
telegraph was also broken down, and TIE Superntend-
en and assistants were busiy engaged all the afternoon
aud evening IN enddavOrng 60 repair damages and open
communication with the several engine stations,
and bell towers.
Very few people out during the storm, and tine
churches had slim congregations.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

and civil JUSTICES hive been ridy observed seyeralof
fire police and civil Justices will be implicated 20 son
ousy that the intervention Of the Grssd Jury viii be
sought. 80.
In the proposed reorganization the Police Courts VIII
Do the earliest object of attack and can most oay DC
provided for no constitutional objection seeming 20
stand In the way of changing the justices or OF Ieeua
ing their functions appointment Inc b'SlS,st,ure ,u
will be asked abolish the system OF electng the fouce
Justices and 10 provide for their selection or appohE
ment IL a manner that will permit the choice OF cOne,
men OF good character untrarstneled Dy ponuSl
affiliations. Is proposed 70 provide for making uanJ
or record OF their procsbnngs ana Tor te crea
OF a separate Office wbe eia shall be kept puolo
return OF all business and statistics OF these courts
Several Police Justices have gwen the benent OF ther
experience, sRd have expressed approVal OI
ths plan, which ia heartily indOrsed Dy
OF the present ustices P0r the REORGANIZATION
OF te marine and civil courts constitutional aehu'
ment Is expected II is sought to provide Tor tue ap
p0ntment OF the Justices OF these courts uDOp pau
similar to that proposed the amendment 10 the Juul
cary article which is 10 be voted upon at me next
general election In She mean time the LeRlslstute VII
be asked % remodel the Marine and ciyH courts anu 70
take cogizance or certain juIcia acts whcn may re
suit In relieving some Oi the Judges from tue Ouen 0
Office The large amouns OF money which ls annually
collected In these courts, and which should eheM Ihe
city treasury will he looked after and will We presented
showing the extent OF collections which Nave hitherto
been appropriated by the Justices full stntrment OF
the amount Of fees received and unaccouned i IN one
OF the has been obtained and evidence will be ad
duced to snow that the other courts similarly con
Quoted
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen for 1873
viii meet at p to-day. to organize and elect Presi
dent Corporation Counsel, etc. The Democrats have
decided nominate John NJ. Clancy OF the Fifth Ward
for President, and william c. Dewitt for Corporation
Counsel The Republicans in conjunction with the three
Independent Democrats will nominate William Richard
son OF the TYentysecond Ward for President and either
E. T. Wood or Col 4. C. Davis of the Committee OF One
Hundred for Corporation Counsel The Independents
hold balance Of power and said % have pledged
themselves to vote with the Republicans. Alderman
RODer OF Third Ward has declined TO state whom he
will vote for and has refused 10 attend any caucus.
The Board Of supervisors will also organize to-day, and
probably elect George II. Fisher, Liberal Republican,
representative nom the Nineteenth Ward as presiding
afiie
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
MINOR JUDICLARY REFORM

ACTIVE EFFORTS TO REFORM THE POLICE AND
CIVIL COURTs-APPEALS TO BE MADE To
THE LEGISLATURE.
The organization Of the minor courts OIL thls
city is fair way to be- disturbed, If only the neoes
sary legislation be procured by those VINO nave
taken the matter In hand These courts nave Deeh tne
subject Of serious discussion among lawyers hotaoy
sinoe THE TRIBUNE outlined in general way ther con-
titution defects and abuses. number Of gentlemen
promnent in the legal profession have prepared laws
and constitutional amendments which VIII be submitted
20 the Legislature at an early day. In circles
nromnenty interested In reform feeling prevails
that early and positive legislative action If heeded
70 defend the rights OF the people against the
uresent irresponsible ad mnisraton OF the minor courts
As one Of the first steps toward success II ID pupoSea
70 ask from the new Speaker Of the Assembly, whoSo
ever he nav be- the appointment of Judiciary Com
mittee every member of which shall be recognized as
capabe and honest The possible character Of the legs
lation which will deal with the wrongs complained oi
may therefore be inferred at an early daY from hs con-
formation OF this committee.
To secure such appointments is TASK Whlon ms UGH
delegated 10 influential citizens, who VIII enheaVor 70
impress the Importance Of their views upon the speaker
and who viii courteously but nrmiy cause j. 10 oe
stood that while they do not intend TO force legislation
ar nduy dictate TO the law-makors. they siil purpose
20 AK for that relief which justice demands sha be ae
corded to the citizens OF New-York.
It's sad that measures thwart these Efforts have
been taken by the Judicial officers whose positions ana
emouments are likely to be impered In reorganiLa-
tion Of the courts. Money and pollteal peuges WI
not be wanting to argue with the auu win
those who will be supposed 20 direct and control its
action probabiy no measure OF reform will meet with
"a active hostility AZ this but facts have been collected
regarding the personnel OF the courts and their manage
ment, with variety Of details IN statsteai Iotm lDs
onrts have beep carefully watched and note mas Deen
taken of tue proceedings. tho official aet Oh the ponce
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
COMMERCIAL AGENCY,
100 AND III WORTH.ST.

NICK ILLOP & : u II A G y r. o.
THE REGISTER f0R JANUARY 1879,
now being prepared and w published er 'hs s " poe
able. Il will contain
A FULL LIST OF NATIONAL AND STATE BANKS
NAME AND ADDRESS OF EVERY PRIVATE BANKER
A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE MANUFACTURERS AND
BUSINESS MEN EVERY TOWN AND VILLAGE IN rHE
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES. WITH NUMERALS
GIVING CREDIT AND CAPITAL IN ZACH CASE
The compilation made from the DETAILED REPORTS si No
Offices OF the Agency.
This Agency the r undertake the rporas Of the enrs
country and IT'S RECORDS ARE THEREFORE, TB OLDEST IN
EXISTENCE
This gives decided advantage which Il maiEisn through nnnef
branch oees systematic a travelling
agents by employment 1000 Local resident
sDondents
An AMI economical COLLECTION AGENCY connected
with the institution.
The REGISTER xi be found valuable assistant 70
Banking sud CONNIE ca House the cosnT
N-.r-A NJ III
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
MUSICAL NOTES.

AptOmmas, the harpist so well known in
New.York, was recently playing with great success at
Baden.
The sale of seats for the Rubinstein and
Thomas concerts at the Academy OF Music VIII begin
this morning.
Mr. Henry Blagr0ve, one of the most distin-
cuished OF sh yioniss died recently IN his sxteth
year after a lingering Illness he was puph Oh spohr'
The Onslow Quintette is TO open its second
season OF cOcerts ednesday evening at DeOBrno
Hail. The programme Il very choice one. IL lnouues
string quartette OF Rubinstens qulntette eonpossa
viola tins season. plano solos by Mr. Caryl forio' ana
tart songs Of Leses, bnarts, ana w Maefarren rem
dered by Miss BraInerd. Mss Anna Bulklass Ar u a.
Eush, aud Ir. B0hAusss..
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06


pUyc,SA, so-.,rp N j. en- Friday jan I;is5 Duu,..
Ffs Ss % g., % :, + rss s @ ' NO T @ % Ss S.asi
and ChnstopherstA ssS IN
Ms,are, rsict Freiley u Ns~o-n ssss C'a'y
We s,~ her sps.uns, hesra her dgh'
vita throbbing hearts ard weeping ee';
Bat As !. ds9d and saes % res.
ne faHsT rom bs residence Of Der "a wH Fs.Ss, I'D Rls,
sT'oe between & os,a s .a - ,ly ~ cs5er 9s "a 15tn.u
Hgw Spring IIabor L. L. Friday jan Ph~s J..
wife Of Charles iswist, asea II ye<rs
a9wELLA. Nassau P Dec IS leik l John ws, HGss NJ.
and NJ r.peesav invited attend the fsH nom
sOuh Ceisrsi. CITY lagh,s Monday Jsd tic
NJ Carriages ~ ~aiiss HOboten Ferry HObOt'n ani
JOHNSON r5a,; I,s s5 Martha ", s.s.
Tavss. in the 2',n year o her axe
The remsus will be Inferred In UreeuEood Cemetery.
KR3ROa Thur day. Jan uga Kerr 10 tie 7 Of his
LAJRD-n Saturday Jan Biwari Laird Of PaoOn n j. sgd S
yean
LYoSys this city on Saturday morus J.nA Dnouu,u,
Hnnes re q The lac joseph LgSq 10 The "a year Of het see
The relatives friends Of the Mi, snt thss Of Der Josepa e.
D. John r. LyOn ana Of her daughter Mr. Mar n D. ss,
invited to attend her nera on IIssnS s,aoo "a, s
leaves Libertyst the Central Railroad at O'Clock
agrOSu Saturday Jan ls75 Mint1u, aged u years.
MOHRdAE-OB SATURDAY, q John Mohrnsn aged a yea
Fo gS a the yS year ter sse Alice w. daughter
late Alfred Large Of Brooklyn saa wife q aatoas Seol Of . ety.
4ayes sni iienis invited % attend The nera services N
Tuesday NJ isAs Anhon Memorial Church West Rcr-
ghths oe,ve-a Sixth and seyenhs5es The remains will ss
taken 10 Shelter Island inteuneaL
PEABODY-l Dec D. Abigail Peabody WIDOW of
Peabody Audoy the st of her
PERT-At bis residence Washington wedBesiay Jan
D. Principal OF she York
Institution the Deaf and Dumb IN the 18th
Of his
Relatives respectfully iavtsd 10 atead the funeral from
tie Chapel fnstuton Monday Jan D. at o'clock m fbs
100 train Thirhst will the grounds the sutuoa
The emsns Hsrod Conn or Hternen By the
a U. train Tuesday.
PHOERUS-In Brooklyn Friday Frruk PhOebu aged s
Funeral services win place the Church Of the NewJeusale,
Monroe-plaoe Ciarket Monday Oh nsi Al ~
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 aend
sLKMANAt North salem County n y The
ing OfJn Mrs. Skma1 rehc Of the ats Joseph ohAmin Ass
II years
The relatives and fads Of family evd 10 attend tho
funeral the Church cross RTr Village faesi&s
Jan. I, at O'Clock 3.
SPEIR-Or Sunday DeruOou a Ms, e Of the late Hush
Speir. n the 96h year Of her
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
THE WEATHER.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 5-5 p m'
o...oa.ss 1or fhe Daff llCsufu- four hOurg.

{
Svnopsis FOR tte paa f0entv- four hours
Two areas of low barometer have moved
eastward over the lower Mississippi valley, ana appa
rently coming Tennessee and KENTUCKY, anu nov
nrobably central the MIDDLE States accompanied
bv fresh to very brisk winds - -, g.. "a
esyv rains have fallen over the Southern stoes ana
the sOuthern portion OF the Middle states cIOul
and snow over the northern portion OF the latter ana
rom fhe Ohio aud Lower Missouri valleys 10 aAes EIle
Huron and Michigan The river has fallen TWO ee' al
PtttSDurg n11.t;.;.s
For NewEn gland, winds, shifting 20 tresh anu Drlsk
,,crtb.,Vestarly and westerly: on Monday clearing
eafher and falling temperature; for the MduIe stes
,si, bsromefer falling temperature, fresh and brsk
nort6srIy 10 westerly Winds and clear anu clearing
ro the Eastern and South Atlantic Coasts 20 Lake
Erie and the Upper Lake region nOrth-westeIy 70 west
rIv winds diminishing in force, falling temperature
Using baroneter and generally clear weather. except
inc from New Jersey aud PenneylVana
10 Florida and Alabama. - . -. -, hoa,
afved Cautionary signals continue at Norfolk, cape
Nav New-York New-LoDdon. Boston, and Portland DE
THE cAUTIoNARY SIGNALS.
oasKRyER's OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED
STATES ARMY; NEW YORK, Jan o. 1870
To fhe Edtfor Of The Tribune,
SIR: | am directed by the Chief Signal
Oncer OF the Army TO inform you tnat the
order Of the City Police and not BY order Oh tne Ssna
ISave 10 ay father that the order was given by the
police, in consequence OF portion OF we ApPa s n &
derng the father display of the signals dangerous w
persons IN the street Delsw. .. ~, 80,
BY nOtfy the public OF the above facts y0u VIII con
fer favor upon the Signal Onice. Very respectfully
= c. r. EsrABRooK, Observer
s- Signal service u .. a
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
THE BROOKLYN FIRE RECORD.
The BROOKLYN Fire Marshal submitted !

monthly report for December ON jan 2 " was sup
pressed by the Police Commissioners until Saturday.
The following is its text.
To ne Honorable ne BOARD OP Pocs CossissIOHERs Brookn
There % ires this % tung tie month o. De-
By which 81 buildings either damaged totally de-
Eighteen wood buildings. brick stone Aad
a church, corrugated iron sBd wood combined.
essnat loss buildings during the month Ia b7O-usur-
ance estimated loss onStock and furniture S9nsur-
5l th auai could be aseertainel Is
sl5T $40 Investigation that the fires originated from the oo"
RIposiOc Of ot annsg thereirom Il ex
plOsion OF kitchen bser ehiirea PLAYING viii nshes kero
EXPLOSIONS lights aud supposed
onssm % unknown 81 defective cues and heating apparsas IL
TOTAL. %.
The destructive those the stable
loss OOls Dr. Tamage Tabernacle. s650 ani Ayerls
pant There burne 20 desth N Brook
I'm daring through the agency Kerosene OIL On he
Allison, cOlOred badly injured ifou h
that she died the Long Island COLLEGE
Hospital Michael Conongs charged with setting are
MrrtlesY tried In the Court Sessions On
the 18th inst snd acquitted Respectfully submitted. .
BE0oKLrN Dec. 81. 1882. p kEADY Police fire hsshA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

M hen last thy launch the only
m.ar boat wth unkDown but the
Tor 40, upsessy shared vessel In connection
st bad been stationed at Gre quarters bad The
seen d 70 the also appears Chat Of the
dmora each seeking his safety regardless Of consequence
We are theco the opaOn that proper discipline and organization
vere clpe and that the master Of the vessel this respect dere
e MI, dstr m snsble positive theory for the origin Of
Ire fire. but from the evidence Of Louis Bom chief psnvsn and
ard Muyphy aSs Of the opinion that the
primary cause vas the ealing Of dmhn containing Agusrene
fwheh on yerT H.mn able he locker the pantry
and . Ignition from some use unknown TO Us
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LTvERPOOL-In steamship Nevada. Dec 5A. A. Bond
WIN Rdeng b. Bandescb Mr. aud irs August D1schei Jos
Robinson c. Coote Robert COoe Luxe Syphus Miss
n. Corn. George Phillips John Iinan r. Moi
B. Waud MARI Begess, A Alice Moeuo Miss Ada Aolteno
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
THE JANUARY THAW.


out any shadow Of sensation-six hours OF days his
tory without distinctive incident
At II O'Clock fog and the rain disappeared together
and clear start sky repeated only at an earlier hour
the weather record Of Friday The air became chill and
intry and return OF the frost OF the morn
ing without the accompanying sleet.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

largely in.rd IN this oeup spi he lr. o s vessel probI
sess The e4~ag T. h Was fs VII t poss
for tho Of he disaster
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

Az $50 Broadway Co srsihiias nee spsei-
ths vonte kHABE PHo SHHa nov ss@sf
ally sooptcd BY f,shio.sbIe society
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

ryndaIps Lectures Light. th 81 the fss'tsess Iss
TRBJsEs pubished uu. cstrf8iy refs- Pre ese
per asse copy, cents b. nail Address TIE ITiHosr VIEW
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

Tire Tribune Aimapac fDr iJ l,.dy early is isHD'1 IN
IL sdfitOa 70 ia usr,l contents hs-~
PORTRAIT Rs0snArHr
H0HaCE GsEsisf.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
Tubercular Consumption


Anoas American and gasss physician, u; view vsy Dv.1s,
@ ,i b,es nav tSs eoeness n I'm, tbeof The medical orofs.
;seday Leune sincerely believed that .eeeqo ,.~
uon In fact everything previously shs
he range ofnecins with The sane 1nsstory e The arss
oe'S bI c MAJ @ p @ LAM B.gs ~ E5nbggSb Seolssi Aaer
sested PHYSICIANS other parts Of the world commenced gradaI "a
shape the practitioner that it formerly did.
s 10. sqssye sa'aoG sy Seossl @ I s o.
lowed progress far before medical assistance enpoye Tss
scHgSCKs PULMoSiC SYRUP People hoss7sf viii neglect
steni precautions the heh aud the
diseases might easily have been cured attended o it time ias
1 STo3Ssi % he 'sf sils1as Dr. caEscK
% & YbesRHS &C. could be sossay cured g. aa oes
ossl do. f sygp Tsree Or four Mandrake Ps before
0S followed r With tn. syrSe according % 6 ass Sc
d malay Man. %i' I AZ 5 s ,t a IT, 70 as bee BE- 81 @ .
BY OyerbunHg bs stomach VII" food are hus prevented and g fn
OoDasr remedy used ar dnEas rsy spnou, uor
Dr. H. -ortAsass ao->r S.sa ana AraAss Phss
psz you recrnE letters Of @ kind is,
add your Oag lis. what h sg lone for
Tor bousbt By Inactive liver hay,
as .ad i1ssa 7fs B5SSs Tosc commence ' your
T ~Oad be long indeed we're to write all ' Jaar "a
Commences taking them ago soshug be ne IOs
pounis anything without suffering
To-day can ca. anything 10 pounds sud still giuns
pRlks 5f sfhs 81 ys % % %, 4 m n should as .oa & gong
e BEL SS 1 o1s H9 s9f . s ny 1 own ,S % 51s . @
ose credit %. s FSaOa aa, 10 na yourself '' " ~ ~'A
The focsins certificate has been kindly seat 70 Dr. Scaeni bJMn
''1- LsBISos. Peau
IT. s s1s gs h. i'ls s g ,l $ s' s; es G 20, ),
b.Te st svmpons Of pulmonary consumption for suy y. bav
Jog frequently brought be oousHei
weeks In MAY 1851 vas reduced eIpc. reet only
death s s ;Si S5s .r.r S gy y5sS sa M % $ a o s
Yielded Urgent request Of friends to W msieine In
as .oss lop coSnad The according to rscoa gaining
opi S also Sss es0ss % 2 90 70 ss !. .s1H asSr sSs @
health shAn did At other peFoi during the last ssss
Jouy HRNRY
No 3 Cofrgso.see. seE.YorE,
' soHEscKs 'MsDnIc,SEs
To be oourDuedl
LIZA PERRISs'
w0RCBsrERsHIRs SAUCE
hs cauaOae avoid The numerous o01a'efs
JOHN DUScAYs SONS sswYOds.
Assas et the UaIsea state.
Life-.ine Portrait
RACE REELEY.
He'd bu.t sehsN Au admirable Likeness and ne best
PTes oSs Dollar By postpaid Aasrss. v..xx.
1as
upon IN hoasehed sefucs
COPyIsTS TRADBswohES CLERKS. Se ,ss snfpnsa % e1
pogers assisted obasng eplsrmest ~ soe ns'o
been collected BY as Wien geceses a @ " n.Ife
Oatmeal and Glycerne undexicail.- hest psffse.
WINTER SOAP IN asa '''''''' 'A assSEsaS CO. Bo.i.
rypdsIl- Lectures on Light. nth al s lassnuos rHE
rPlby ~ rno rts oabsbed f carefully revised P cntz
per aa.s copy uah Address TUE TRIBUNE kes
TIE Fr,6usc ximsssc Issay s.uy N J.Ss.SIl vi.
IN '4aaa 70 's' rossssf .sss saff AND noGRApar OF
- HORACE GakALkl
a. 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

Use Renns,s PnfnlkUiips Magic Oh. fbn strength. bsex
externally internally o the bonse sadeor Dr 20 vsf
bsthe the HOsirs ard 70 Eoh Ind dsolsci the n.nger
JoHs " R.szT Agess NJ T.