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, 1873-12-27
Tho Lynn Murder Nrtn1 In Indians
AnnlfE.

SFtft1E U18D1feI u Tic Chicago Tf{btus
ISDtANAFoIls. Ind, dec. 21.-rllo tiury in tho
trial oE Lollta Lynn for tho m,lrlor OF liIram
Minnccli has roturnnd verdict Of muryor in tic
second dogtoo. Sontonco llns not yot boon pro-
l.o,lncCd. Tho trial lnstod nearly two wcots.
md was warmly. contested throughout. Tho do.
fcnso was insanity. It il probable tho case will
!layo 10 60 to Tho Supreme Court.
, 1873-12-27
Burned 70 1lcntlas

DETno1T. Mich, Dec. 26.-on Tuesday oven
ing, Mrs. Dennis WoIyertun, of Grand Blanc.
wlillo busy preparing for the expected Christmas
yiait Of her Children accidontly set her drcsn on
tra md was burned to death. She was aged 80
wears.
, 1873-12-27

CISclNNATI. O., Dec. 26.-rho dry goods
Btoro Of Kcnnano l. Brother, Springfield. O., wns
robbed last night Of ~ 900 worth Of silks, vel
ycts, and other fancy goods. No arrests.
, 1873-12-27
xEurd Fighting and shooting in Fort
Wayne, qtAus

- SpetIdt HfSpafch to Jhe C}.!cHGo Tribune.
Fonr WAY:iE, 1ud., Dec. @G.-A desperate
fight look place Inst night botwoon PARTY Of
roghs, which in NIL probability will result fatally
to ono Of the participants. C.arlos Young, 1ra
Thompson,, and Ell Nichols, having grudgo
against I'D anil John Dow.ioy, proceeded 10
aottlo tho mnttcr in their uaual style. Young
k.lochctl Ed Downoy down, Nichols thon stabbed
him in tho bac md ThompHnn kicked him i'll
tho head seyorai times. Tho Whole party ran
iEiurics aro not considered fatal. Shcrtly
Afterwards tho unulo purity mot John
Downey, brothor oi tho lurnlor victim,
who Aatl in tho meantime hoard of the
lle drew revolver and t,od at Thompaon. tho
bull taking OBJECT Ill his nru, close to tho shoul-
dor. Tho ball cnnnot DO extracted. Tho doc
tors fonr that Thompson canuot live, 1t being
tics concerned in tho affair, with tho exception Of
tho wounded men, wero arrostod aut, lodged IN
t"il to await tbs roaut Of the injuries inflicted.
, 1873-12-27

~~e-~>~->--<>---
BY WILLIS, LONG Sc CO.,
This, Saturday, Morning
Dec. 81, nt ~ o'clock.
WE SHALL OTTER AT AUCTION.
At our Salearoomr, ~, aud la7 Raplospa.s..,
Marble-Top Chamber Sets.
Centre-Tables, Sofas, Lounges,
Rep and Hair Cloth Parlor Sets,
Desks, Book and Show Cases,
Brussels and Wool Carpets,
Stoves, Croclzery, PlatedWare,&o
WILLIE 1lNE. L Cn Anrttanrn1s
, 1873-12-27

- .s5f7717 T73T7stN 7Tt L19t135 7T7DHH9.
DAyESronr, H., Dec. 26.--ln thiB city lust
evening, about & o'clock, II muu named Juro-
lis hrothor-in-law, Cornelius D. O'I3ricl..
O'Dricl,, while almost crazy with drink, wont to
the llo,lao Of tho deceasot and tho two got into
II fight. Tl.ey wore parted, but whilo O'Drion
volycr, nnd stot Brodoyinl;, tho bullet passing
through hlB breast, n1ll rcyul,iug III hn Instant
dout,. OBsion wan 4 police ollicar, ant go,,-
,ornlIy qulel, respectable man. IIo gaye Linn
ucif llp tu thu autlorition antl IL now lii JUL.
, 1873-12-27
Judgment Against tho Bonds
men Of Genet and Other
Ring Thieves.
Particulars Of tile Murder and Lynoh-
ing near Dodson, Ohio,
Miscellaneous Criminal Items.


Jnt'gncnt Entered 4iyn t1as tho 1sontfs-
men OK etnact stnd ether Faissinx
King I'o3tticia,as---f:cllct Still III
.a s,s.ta, Dix,m,eh Il, rnc fn,e.oo r,;,yu
NEW Yam yor pcc 9G-1,i1n,nontn so ,'y"o, snrc t,,o,
oo,,rat hon1amc,, NJ Tho 1,r fugt,vos 11o,,r,
a' s1',,, .AV Mug
W. EloI' M1cAae1 Norlo,t ihomas Gonan, John
j. Walsh, dcorgo y. Miller, mud John u. Wolcl,
Doc, 2, by Judge Daniols.
vo,c1,o,u hondanoo,, IL Jncoh T,oon +bo ,kk,r,t
oe ii. hn;t ,,o,,o az mn
go" .4'o ."'' ~ 5 1.';,,e 1., ,,,,,.
uoosgo ". DaVlus aha 'ohn y. MllEor hro
Thoro arc novon indictments for conspiracy
aud QUO for bribery against Wa1sl,. Tic bail o,
tho former indictments III u 900 on eaol, mud on
tho latter s5ovo Pei. Peter i Hickey Is M M 1onaa; %st
OI;rion OH tho bribery Indictment.
Coma,l'a bou,lsnau is Morgan Jones, In tho
amount Of S.. QUO.
Genet notsa for forgery and ase for
a Gh@rct 'i + liz a e saa' ef seGes
on lie former indictment, and Oharlos DoyIn on
tho litter III tho sum Of 35,1D0.
Tbs indictments ngninst Norton aro tho Bame
tho sauao., Charles Rogers is lis bonds'nan on
indictments.
That 4 bondsman's responsibility coasos with
tnG neElnnlnE u tta Crlal OF tlo dl1ontcr sccntH
to be tic common impression, but careful Pc
rnsal Of tho condition Of rocognizauce shows
that It il incorrect.
GENET
llas not yet hoeli captured. Many r,n1ora are
cuyront concerning hin1-somo tl,at l1o has boom
seen in ono part Of tho country, and sonso III
another; but no con!ltonco is rlace1 in them.
NEw Yon1s, Dec. 2d-A dispatch from Mont
real reports that Henry Gonot was thore today.
Particulars Of tiao Murder AMI E,ynci,-
ing Affair Nctr Dolsoa, o.
Special Dispateh tn 1Ae chicaao 7r,bttne.
DopsoH O., Dec 2G.-lho particulars Of tho
Henry stowo. are, as near as can lcaru, US fol-
lows: Tho village OF Rga consists Of porta
bio saw-nill aud three l,oiBos occupied
by tho enlployeg OF the mill. It is still
ated on tho farm Of John Riga, from
, 1873-12-27
OrghIi.ed I1aieyory Ill KANSAS City,

Special Dispatch I" !Hs chscayo Tribune.
KAseAa CRY, Mp, Dco, oG,-El,rittman oyo,
between an1 o'eocls, Tho cigar atoso oI I.cs1s-
ker BrolEors, ou tlo corlor Of Ninth aul Mnlu
, 1873-12-27
st. Louis Clerk AbnCoR1slB with His
4SM1plOYGrx, QIunY.

81. Louis, Dec. a8.-F. 8. Rutherford, ann Of
tho lasc Col. Rutherford, Of Alton, ILL.,. mud who
linn for tho pnst two or threo yoars Ind Charge
OF tho flour department In tho commission hou1o
Of Crnig. Alexander j. TO-. Of this city, ab-
ployotH' mouoy. Ho also purchased IL 800 worth
Of Hour from anycr, Shaw & Co., Oh short titno,
converted it into onsh, nnd star:od for San Fran.
cisco on Monday evening. YcHtosday lso was
arrested at' Cheyenne. ". T., and tic officers
md has horetuforo borne III, isroproncl,ablo
character, aud has ujoycd tho fullest confidence
Of his employers and tho Hour merchants on
Change, with whom lie had daily transactions
, 1873-12-27
tHrlalM ln thu NltsAnllrl i: Pacific 1Ent2.
road 4stsslcl.ctl BY IL l1abs

Spcei0l NsUUlch Il Tic LHirHHU Tribune.
KANaAs City, alo., Dcp. 3U.-llo trnin coming
from Independence this morning Oh tho 3liuhou
ii Il ruet!n lluau was nttnclscl by \ mub. who
t,llattcrel tho Windows and iujnrol TWO or tlroo
paHAongcrs by throwing shower OF htnnus ut
lin tIail., -Four shulN wore tired IN return by
tho conductor, with wllnt clfoot it not know1.
, 1873-12-27

New Yong, Dec. 2G.-James Gallagher. Of No.
so Pcavl etreet, while drunk, last night at
staira, and Immediately aftcrward fatally shot
himself
, 1873-12-27

Bosro:', Mass: n. 20. Joseph Galvin. aged
81 years, waa kill n Yesterday at Wakefield, by
John DoAorty, ~. 81, inn drunken street fight.
, 1873-12-27

Fatal t&nnrrcl :.t 1}nrci,catcr, Ont.
DORCHESTER. Ont, Doc. eG-During n drunk
on row yesterday, between colored and whito
fucn, que of tao latter, nau1et l}ti!, wus killed.
Several Of tho rioters wero arrohted.
, 1873-12-27

u NE1rdcrer 1a;stlscl at Pcfcrboro, Ont.
PErEEnouo, Oat., Doc. 26.-Drenton, nlias
Cox, WAS hanged to-day for tho mt,rtcr Of alrs
Payne and tho boy Daughty, i'll tho Township Of
Dumnler, in November, 1872.
, 1873-12-27
Scd Cnso OF Browning in Co1dvnter
ti;kicla.} E4itiSe.

Special Disnatch to 9Ho Chicago Tri5une.
CoLpwArEn. Mich, Dec. 2G.--Wesiny Shor-
man, aged IS or u years. while skating, nbout
nightlaIl yesterday on Co1dwator Lalo, adjoin-
lE me Gty G5oe ose snrG"gn o oo
bocalnoi exhausted, aud sank under tho water
and was drowned. uo broke in only so1no four
or ivo rods from shore, md during nil
this time tiyo persons stood on tho shore, 20
frightened, or something elso, that ITO assistance
was given him moro tllan to push towards him n
few rails and pieces Of boaras, none Of whicl,
reacel him. IIo WIS q student III tho High
School, and gave Indications Of great promise.
His body was recovered thiH morning.
, 1873-12-27
Mysterious Disappearance OF 4 Cons
= mi N,a.x1x. x.6Ala.

'I3lcrEiui NFNVGIpr,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 2G.-Nathan Marx. u
traveller for Lotiis Kahn. wholesale grocer, bas
disappeared from Preston. Ky., under cirsum-
stancus that create the boief TINT llo las bcon
murdered.
, 1873-12-27

Tho ScAnlnn Murder Cnsc i'll st. Louis.
6r. Louis, No., Dec. 2G.-Thn Cotoncrs Jury
tn tho f;canlnn murder caso returned q verdict
this eyoning Of murder IN tho first logrco
against afichaol Scanlnn, tho husband OF the
woman killed. Tho Testimony on which
tho verdict is based was given
by two cllildron und years old,
who stnte that botl1 father aul mother wore
drunk TINT tho ofathcr struck tho mothor soy-
oral times with Ills tst kicked her III tho sido
md back, md thon s!rlcz hor Oh tho back Of tho
neck with piece Of bonrd. Scanlnn denied this
testimony, and there IL no evidence To convict
him, ay no ono saw tho murder except these
children.
, 1873-12-27

Arrest and Ac9uitsn1 Of Parties
Charged with the Cosnll11ssio,r oR IL
Murder Four Xetsrs Ago.
Lou1svl11.E, Ky., Doc. 40.-About four years
aEo Jonn 0hati >yas murdered in Horny County,
Nontucly, and hla body thrown into tho Kon-
lucky River. Onan WAS believed to belong to a
Ku-Klux organization, md 1t WAS supposed that
ho wap murdered by nombors Of tho gang to pro.
Won't linn exposing taolr bloody deeds. Several
days since eight citizcna OF Henry County woro
arroAtcd charged with tho murder Of Onai1. Tho
examining trial WIS held ut Eminenco to-day
nnl srccial to tho Cou''ie-Journal reports tic
ac41littal of nccused OH tho ground of lack Of
snlfciont evidence to convict.
The New York herald., 1873-03-20
PROPOSALS..
FOR sl,sW,ON.

--~~~
PROPOSALS. FOR Sl.S0O0N.
L Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptroers
Office until Thursday, March 70, 1873 at o'clock NJ
when the will DC publicly opened for the whole or
Stock authorized by chapter go of the Laws OF 1869
SAID stock will bear the OF per cent
per annum payable the LIST day OF May and November
in each year. and the principal will be redeemed the
day of November, 1892.
The proposals will state the amount Of bonds desired
persons whose proposals accepted will hereupon be
required to deposit with the Chamberlain the sums
awarded to them respectively together with any pre-
miums thereon.
On cscnng to Comptroller the receipts Of the
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties will be entitled
to receive certificates equal amounts OF the value
the awarded TO them, bearing interest from the
dates OF payment -
Each proposal shall be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for CITY Improvement Stock" and enclosed In second
envelope addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right is reserved the part o. the Comptroller to
reject any all of the bids in his judgment the inter
ests OF the Corporation require It
ANDREW II. GREEN. Comptroller.
CRY or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT FINANCE, ConP-
rRoLLER's OFFICE, March IL, 1873
The New York herald., 1873-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS. A

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
EVERY NIGHT ATs O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY AND sDG SATURDAY Ara
The American Grmaldi,"
GEO. L. FOX,
and his mrth provoking Pantomime Of
HUnPTY DUMPTY,
~ yssS af' BEEN %si ye atA1rD
IN the annals of amusements.
The essnass, as.S,s. Corps q Specially Artists
ThIE;A.THHSEo +. IRE. .GSSWy1.9UE.
= II JE$ II II II Ssy e.
u SS ~ q ~ u Gy
-
~
s.. THEATRE 90 con.syH;;, r, :,
THE cS.rcAL BvRLEsQuE, bNoApwAf
s5sFssos SHSsoE 'AfE1!h kosNsoS Nht dHSsSE Apk
NJ JOHN HRWT"'"' HART, MI Mr.. = JOHN ii HSH VILE,
Mss JENNIE HgGHEs. Miss ADA WRAY,
Miss KITTY Try 0'MEiL Miss NELLIE SANDFORD,
Miss IDA GRANFiEID, ~s Miss cK1lH KiTrY rifsT6S,
H're'Sas %4san saa!SS2b %SbsasDAa AND sAruRpAY
RowwEsRys rMEArEE; ~ a; 1s; ,
THURsDXY' EVENING. . '"''"se'
Continued s"ccfss SEsT1sSs q as great drama of
THE FIELDISGs Ts 4 THEiE NEW ACT CALLED
WITH nHE e9MhpY Gun hSreHtg 81 TIAT At LkAscAL PAT.
rR'DAs AsSSAG SsHSqMqhhST3 bHSGEiF FFyHFSlSo' II
noNpAYa MEs z NEW VI q DRaMx SaSEs' CALLED
~ JACK nAkKAWA9,o AkKAWA9 oA'''ND
n5SS SSS9 oSE EE4Sk Sok I kfSIbfIs Sab nor.
pOoTn,s THEATRE BoUc1CAULT.
ID MI. Edwin Booth. Proprietor and Manager
Mr. bISS GSsSy BoTchcfxuLr, BsHTsnicf
g. H s 5 in his anS
DADDY o'powD;
or. Turn ABOUT is Far Play,
S2rH sRaIa ss. %Ana %Es E SaHS
YOU YOUNG AND OTHERS in the very strong and efficient
Matinee of DADDY o'DowD on Saturday at2.
PLACES n may be secured FoRTNIGHT IN
Store, M Broadway. '''" =" w. ''''''
- Su Ttwysn,yeighth y street and Broadway.
BUCKLEY LucRGziAa HS sEz!fsa aBoRGfA Hs GRsfa
TROUPE Begins at g. Seats secured
GERMANIA THEATRE,
ufSSptefn!G street near Third avenue n.o.op
,,,,, THURSDAY, March 70, 'D'''''o'
OPEN tHS daily ro% nnf afS iii q cycoss aa.e
SouI-s1lssIRMISSss sIMSs s sEfsSSsa ksSSss v
Founder and SnUN ras,or A. or tANDls' ba hr n d.
the Mathematician Hotel vii civ. w, 900 oppose
thrilling and eionment Ser,nons On ndo, W ,s
THE Eo6K %SSS %aIcH THE cnyRcnn SPLIT,
and saav Hvc vnn and Sc tor sale saturday from
1--e"s e-e",s, :. s,.o -,.neneu,n liche. once.
WAY Y5aK ptwean MgSEUM dMd, OF ANAToMy BROAD
sHs sS@d yis,, '1is
daily on Ihe PhiIosonSv Of Marr;nsa ec,uies ,
pos free On receipt q e cents BY addressing
Broadway, New York.
HrUw ,,r,,, go ----
EW MuSlC-MIsS SIMMONS "FROM EAST TO
&c Moioy's so the story Goes" sOc. Strauss "Doc-
Miard's aa ."Mestingm 5oc Rubnsteins Melody NJ
~' ourteenih ,aSSssnd 5 Of our Gems Of 81
7.nv sr. w,,, - ,.' a..., :. D.o"a""s,
"A pare for the stage. Engagement given as soon az
Apply ny etter only TO ITALIA, l4S West Tenth
. 80. nno.,n
M pc.1
vopr WE'VE,
MORE NEWS
EvEN1Nc rr,popIV
'" AHI"nA"
THAN ANY OTHER PAPER
IN THE CITY.
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The New York herald., 1873-03-20
W, MARCH 20, TRIPLE SHEET.
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, M

S~s AOsOs AAUAA -
AMUsEMENTs.
NiBLos GARDEN LAST NIGHTS SIs1o's GARDEN.
THE MOST hAss!sIsEsS a4s! sIskss SPECTACLE
LAST rEkpSks4ssEs a saASE IN 1a yShnssSkAAncEs
LEO LEO AND AND SSs kS!Ss, w
WITH IT'S LeR eRAAD Hbp coESISArros aHaSs or
EVERY EVENING as51szT Ans szTonbnY
Az EVENING March 81 IsSisc P,stre 81
@ 5SSr S.:,
pSSqSaT ,Ss s.tnor JVSsoM ED nTSrSE
IN TEsTiMoNIAL BENEFIT TO
PREMIER yzs&sIPSa M n; 3 aSlsH SA1 AZ Ss THE a1 WORLD,
HOST or voLtNTEEHs aAsi eRANS Hsn
Fiji sSfssssS 5sH5dR
NIH1G2..s. eAhRnS Mis-. MILE eooRA REYES
4zIs sHy Fl HFEEsy4HssHaE z S4HssH
HsRHs RaS'N'
NTIBLO's GARDEN DAVIES,
THIS sH ArrhkAoos. shiSSa sna AT P1s1 X O'CLOCK @
NJIBLO's GARDEN DAVIES.
N SsHSpSE%s,s GaE cH4scoA5 o,.l1 oaN NAN
NTIBLo,s GARDEN. DAVIES.
1Hls T1s1 AF4ERSS6A FHsES6 AsR 1r TIs s"Ras eoGoc
NTIBLo's GARDEN. DAVIES.
THIS n1ST nSTHsSoos: iSSsIE XT T3sh5EI n 6dtocx
N '"No BhARNEY-rHE FIEIDINGs. '''''
THIS AFTERNOON, AT az O'CLOCK
NIBLO's GARDEN. DAVIES.
Nfh'S %ais HrTEsSooE, THETAHfs a y 1sR SGloGk %
% SshSsR asR %HsT
NTIBLos GARDEN. DAVIES
THIS SrnhhhS0SSss HTfEksoos. "A TfR Y 6cSocK 64csSSc
RIBLOs GARDEN DAVIES
!" THIS ArTEsao6s, nSfsSs SSp AZ TfS'6S5 * 66S5Lock
N'1l0's aAfRHH sS451aAs AND m v WEST ST. o.r DAVIES
THIS AFTERNOON, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
N1BLO'ss ssssp GAEpES Savxoup puocrw.v DAVIES
this AFrERNOoN, At tx O'CLOCK.
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Manager A. NJ. PALMER
BEGINS AT g SATURDAY MATINEE AT 30
Carriages may be ordered at lOAo
LAST PEREoRMANcEs OF EysJNEss WOMAN
AMP LAST ST THEE Fhk sAFGsP9KA &AdEsAh
A BUSINESS WOMAN.
SATURDAY EVENING March %, after careful prepara
mens charming three act Comedy DRAMA, by NJ Louis
,... v., n, Characters ste as follows;M, u.
George vaideSt, wealthy manuac-
sSnncsace an %%fsaaSS Ea@SS
GnambryS man % 6s of hs GeSrg Parses
Peter. youthful workman Miss Miss Il Thorpe
&. t
MoND%x NmD2TxfmsR' sT'ESfsGs sHfssis' 1fil hPlkfG f. Il,
the sfss sffssr%as %SsEs Esuns ErmEG HffEfs'
will reappear at this theatre in her original part of
sssss ssx oes dnss mssTy from a. r. tsf!
COUSIN JACK
CArURDAY EVENING MARCH z
COUSIN JACK.
CATURDAY EVENING, MARCH q
COUSIN JACK
CArURDAY EVENING, MARCH e.
Woopsi iMSsSsE NSsssE SUCCESS OF ERxANl AsNSlkLhseOk
the nautical drama LAST MATINEES
TOM cRrsSs'LEs LOG J.1 SAksFFLErr
rRIDAY BENEFIT OF MISS DffAS LISA wGBAs GBAs
g. Ms ffsiSEs4 +
CO. SHnp hs sSSsklcSs s5sq AGSsean Jig Dancer
bsTssYsSSSi sRY2Si OF
AF yExIS xSD THA nHAPsas PDsHs FROM
Miss cH4REoFTE cUsHGxN viii have t' the honor to
NN VI FRIDAY EyEN5NG, EyNI,,,, ,MARcHA,
ssTyhnAx sssdsIhASHSSs SSSSssal shlLhsEfoss MAESSsS
SgAx sSSssS
(THE SKELETON IN ARMoR.. .LSngfelow
PART II. THE cHAkcE OF THE LidHT TD'0NNl"s
BETsEY And ARE oUrr-By requesI einsa"''0"
Ens Forming Forming ons ssr
seats sasn be in
Readings without extra charge, at Stelnway Hail. from
ga. NJ. to =. NJ. daily.
AUGHING CASTOR LADIES.
L Or: COTTON will give LECTURE and an ExHI
halD FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March a.
Admission Tree.
Doors open At 2h to commence ats.
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR 81. 100000.
Sealed win be 81 sd a The
when the same will DC publicly % %opeped tor the whole or
The New York herald., 1873-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


WALLACK'S.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
SIXTH WEEK.
20 MR. S0THERN
in MS splendid impersonation OF
r.... DAVID GARRICK-
This charming play Is
.~.. - with the most gratifying success.
. perfect ensemble of acting and mise en- scene
MI SOIuEhN M John GILBERT, Mr.. j. B. POLK
Mr.. GEORGE BROWNE, Mr.. w. J. LEONARD Mr.. r.
NJ HOLLAND. .Mr;,SG Mr G EDWIN, Miss KATHERINE
Notwithstanding the extra accommodations provided
the demand seats weeks advance Is so Urgent
EARLY APPLICATION
Is strongly recommended:
DAVID GARRICK ~
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT I5s r. NJ
Carriages may be ordered at lO:6
Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
u Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
evenings the brilliant successes Of the season.
THIS TuURsDAY) EVENING, March 90,
for the second time in this theatre the brilliant London
comedy, -
FALSE SHAMEl
Clarke b. T. Ringgold, M. Chapman, G. T. Rockwen-
Owen Fawcett, Mrs. q. II. Gilbert Miss Fanny Daven
port Clara Norris and Nellie Mortimer.
:, Ihis piece Will be given also SATURDAY at the
MATINEE and In the evening.
Seals may be secured six days in In prepa-
ration DIVORCE; also new piece, of SING ULAR EMO
TiONAL POWER, by the author OF Leah, the For~
sakenn wv -
The New York herald., 1873-03-20

A CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER
"A. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
This day (Thursday at II O'Clock at 70 Nassau street
consisting OF Pianofortc Paror, Chamber and Dinin
Room Suits and walnut; Beds and Bedding
Carpets Mirrors Lounges Hall Stands, Kitchenware
&c Sale positive
The New York herald., 1873-03-20
FOR SALE.

NICE LITTLE CIGAR STORE FOR sALE-NEA
N City Hall, Brooklyn; completely fitted up stool
fixtures and lease doing good business; a bargain
= BIGGS A SON, 2O6 Broadway
, 1873-12-01

For so magnificent criminal as Tweed to DO
subjected to the minute degradations recorded
In tho dispatches this morning, and herded with
tho potsy Offenders who arc consigned to Black
wells Island, makes his punishment terrible in
dood. Ho atolo millions Of dollars, and betrayed
great public trusts, and must think himsolf on
titled, in all FUR dealing, to the rank OF folon,
md tho cclat Of coll in tho Stato's Prison.
1Io loses all tho dignity that attaches to
great crimo when ho is sent. for
nlisdemoanor only, to the County Jail,
whore yagrantB md aneak. .thioyos, and midnight
brawlers e1piate their mean offenses. Yester-
day ho was sont to tho Island, his hair. and
beard were shaved OF, striped lartony
suit put on him, and ho was locked into COM
mon cell, 1iko vulgar polloe-Oourt convict. In
rosponae to tho usual question lo gave anawer
that 10 was "statesman," and lad "no ro-
lgion," us might hare been expected from such
AL occupation.
, 1873-12-01

The poop1o Of England aro evidently not ac-
customcd to seoing speeches IN print be-
fore they arc delivered. Er. Baxter, q mombor
Of Parliament, found himself in an awkward
prodicament, recently, owing to tho premature
publication Of III aadrasa 10 his constituents.
1Io was about to commence hia address when ono
Of his audience, n flax-drovuor, called attention
to tho extraordinary fnct that his address was
published in tho local paper Of the previous day,
aud had therefore, been road by lis constituents.
Nothing dauntod, ,howovor, ,AIr. Baxtor commenced,
but was soon interrupted BY bill-poator. who
was anxious to know how 1t was that tho speech
appeared in Tho pnpsr "wth chcors, loud up
plause, md everything o1ao," whom, as tho bill
pobtor innocontly remarked, l1r. Da1tor could
not hayo beon certain that lo would bo received
with applause. Tho last Hhot was b hot ono, aud
had the effect to break up the lnooting, Mr. Dax
Tor retiring with tho romarls that it was III awi,-
wnrd affair. No ono will bo dispoHod to deny
that Slr. Daxtor was right OIL Lhat point.
, 1873-12-01

Tho Hon. Charles D. Farwoll has delivered Ills
opinion upon tho question Of war with Spain, to
representative OF tho NeW York Herald. Mr.
Farvon said. ut will Dive al other questions,
such az tho Panic, tho salpry-drab, and tho
Credit- -Mobilior frauds. out Of tho public mlnd
and, by giving tho Administration tho support OF
all pntrioto oitizons enable 1t to maintain itself
in povor." Thoro is nothing particularly original
in Mr.. Farwell's view Of tho cffeota Of
awar with Spain, but the e1trome oandor with
which ho expressed 1t is refroshing, to say tho
lepst. He ia the only Congressman or nepubli-
can politician who lns thus far spoken right out
in mcotlng, and acknowledged that tho party
moods war in order to coyor up It's miBdoods,
and thereby maintain itso1f in power. Elr. Far
we'll Is correct in his assertion, but hs franlnosB
in making 1t Is quality for which no havo uevor
before givon him proper orodit.
, 1873-12-01

Active, and 10 pcr h lovor, closing Mt '756@7lo
cash, aud 79lo BOILER January. Groom hams wore
quiet and unchanged at 711@ec por ID. Boxed
moata wcro easier, ut 49{o for shoulders. G96@
ohc for short ribs, and o5Go for short o1oar.
Droescd hogs woro quiet aud unchanged, at
$4.75 por 100 lhA. 11lghwincs we're quiet md
irregular, closing at se@so>ao per gallon. Flour
uas quiet and unchanged. Wheat vas lena
aotfvo, and 1@0o lower, closing At S1.oool
seller December, and 91.oe94 seller january
Corn was quiet aud 1o lower, cloalng at 1870
cash, aud 4C5zo Bollor January. Oats woro
quiet and 1}}1c lower, closing At $3.50. Rye WAS
moro active aud oasior, c1osing At oo16@7oo.
Barley was quiot and 1@ac higher, closing ut
$1.ss for No. 2, and s1.0o@1 .o1 for No. Q. 11oga
wero fairly aotivo, with aalos at about Fridaya
pricca- closing casy at $4.oo@4.o5. Cattle and
sheep we're dull and unchanged.