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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-03-06

The Housewives Table.

By which persons not having scales and
weights at hand may readily measure the
article wanted to form any recipe, with
out the trouble Of weighing. Allowance
to be made for an extraordinary dryness
g or moisture of the article weighed or
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-03-06

< CIIAPPED HANDs.-In a heal
thy condition the skin is kept
supple by an oily secretion,
which answers the same purpose
as oiling leather. During warm
weather this secretion in COM
mon with all the other secretiOns
of the skin is more abundant
than in cold. When it is in
sufficient the skin becomes Grv
and harsh; and in those parts of
the body where the skin is thick
and subject to much motion, as
on the hands, it readily cracks
or assures.
The amount of this secretion
is so much reduced in cold
weather that the frequent wash
ing of the hands with soap
causes them to chap readily, and
this the more certainly if the
soap is not thoroughly washed
of, The alllali in soap is usual
ly in excess, and this combines
with the oily secretion, and
thus deprives the skin of its
natural lubricator.
10 oprevent the hands from
chapping, then, be careful 70
wash all soap from them thor
oughly in clean water. This
will ordinarily suffice; but if
not, it will be necessary to make
good the removed oil by the use
of glycerine, honey, mutton tai
low, &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-03-06
INSoLVENT NOTICE.

DURSUhNT to an order of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admins
traitor of the estate Of
John FL. MiIliken, deceased,
OF the insolvency Of said decedent's estate.
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
to the Clerk of said county, authenticated,
on or before the 2Ist day of Nav.
1873, for pro rata distribution, or they
will be forever barred.
novel JOHN ANDERSON, Adm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-03-06

At the Paris Morgue there is
always a detective in plain
clothes, whose business it is to
observe the impression. which
the sight of the bodies makes
upon the spectators. Many
murderers have thus been dis
covered.
The sun., 1873-12-08

SATURDAY, Dee, 6-P. M.-Speculation AT
the stock Exchange was renewed this morning
with considerable vigor and under he influence
Of further payments Of greenbacks out OF the
S44 O00,000 reserve, which also explains the large
gains by the banks In legal tenders, the bulls
became active purchasers, resulting in an adj
vance Of = to 80 Il cent. on the general list
Pacific Mail, Western Union, Union Pacific, and
Lake shore represented the bulk of the morn
ing business, but Wabash was the chief specula-
tive attraction Of the later trade, and the gen
eral market was strengthened by its rapid rise
from e. 50 to 5Ois, Ohios were, however, heavily
pressed for sale In the afternoon on rumors that
the company would not be able TO pay the in
torcst on its SlGO0,OOO bonds which were sold IN
London. The general market closed up strong,
aud in most cases the beat prices OF the day
were established ~ the nual dealings.
The following table represents the opening,
highest and lowest sales of stocks during the
week, together with tn total number OF shares
dealt in, which amount 10 LlN2,hi. II will
he observed that Western Union has during the
week advanced SIX II cent; Pacific Mail, h
cent; Quicksilver, n Harlem, "a Northwest
ern. 3's'; Wabash, g.. C., T.. = |. C.. ~ New
! oh CehtiaI, 2.,i OLios, -. Union Pacific,
The sun., 1873-12-08
me SETEN-TOED car.
An Ansctionate Embrace witch Mr. Wallace
Distinctly Remembers.

N,rrNYrn From i0e wcs' go >" ay1arg Maltese
- 4.4 Hlfr cat. l.. seven tNt. CI,h front .otf
C..,ta. ID, ~. reward.
See ng the above advertisement in a
morning new. paper, and judging that the loss
Of an animal so favored in the matter Of toes
must throw the whole nelghborhood into con-
fl.iun,a SIN reporter hurried to Forty-second
street He was surprised To- md the street COM
/ irativcly quiet, bat on calling at luJ be found
the old lady who owned the cat So overwhelmed
with griei a. To De unable 10 conyeI-e intclli-
gently On the subject Of her loss. Indeed she
could scarcely leave her room, aud much OF
the conversation was carried on over the Dalus-
tprs The cat, she said, was ono Of the
n uSt remark able animals in existence, ana was
the envy and admiration Of all who knew II,
which, indeed, might have been the cause Of its
disappearance beyond this the grief stricken
lady could give no intorInation Much con-
Cerned the reporter pursued his inquiries In the
ncighborhood, and the result satisfied him that
the cat was still near is home, \ gentleman u
the name Of Wallace thinks he encountered IL
on Thursday night. lie has been. in his time,
much troubled with cats, and has inundated
upward Of fifteen hundred with a boot jack not
counting one that escaped with broken back,
and which he has reason To think subsequently
died, for the following night no less than one
hundred and thirty cats assembled under his
window, and their plalntve waihng, MIR. Wal
lace says, was the saddest sound he ever heard
ON Thursday night ne recognized the voice Of a
strange cat, and selling the bloud-staiued boot
jack, he crept into the yard nder the moon
light lie saw what seemed 70 him TO be young
rather than Kill IL, he approached 1t so softly
tnat II WAS unaware ~ his presence until he had
IL firmly 10y the tail but the quddruued had no
wish 10 avoid hun, ana turning on its back II
Ilayfully embraced him with its claws, contnu-
ing It's Caiess long after he wished to let il 90
and return TO his bed. Finally u left him, aud
on inspecting his hands and face he found the
little skin left ON them was marked In as many
places as there was room with distinct impress
siOns of seven detached claws, AIr. Wallace
now thinks that any one seeing a young Maltese
and white cat, aud desiring to secure the liberal
offered ",
pTosCh il gently, and with glOved hands seize 1t
cautiously 10y the back and call friend to ex-
anime its claws. If IL should have seven ON each
foot, no further doubt need be entertained
ABOUT It's Identity
The sun., 1873-12-08

The transactions II the past week closed with
the touoWlu. sales Il, V, llarnott per order of the
Court Of Common Pleas Cw $. Kelley refereel sold the
f.Iut house, lN.ULg, south side of u5th street. W
feet OF lutrd avenue Tor g jl also per order
the supreme Court same rctcrrel, the thrce-story
brown Stone huusC Nlth lot i1ysO north side OF 10th
street, 81 feet west Of Third avenue, for Sl2}U.
". II, Blackwell. Co. cold per order OF the Supreme
Court, ln foreclosure, tho fourstory brown stone
house, with lot ltnNlu15 northeast corner Of Nmih
avenue and fiN-siGth street, for s26, Vi B 4.
Falrchd per order Of the supreme Court, sold
two gore lois on 09th and ilOlh streets, between
lClth and E.uYcnh avenues, for flNu, Al pa.
yate sale note Tue tourstory brown stone hol e.,
vain lot s3tAiiNluf sluthWtst corner OF dl-
son avenue aHd Flu. seventh street tor $1,000;
the tourstury brown stunc uOusr Wltl lot, 3IXJlx
100 east sid uf iinh avenue, between Forty fourth
aud Forty tith Streets iur bl3JlN
lhe agsrcsatr amount ot thrs for the week ending
Saturday, Dee Is 44t5. the largest pub sale Wls
me iron riy Of VIM. VI, Tweed ON Mucrr .trrrt SAID
10 uc bought lu uN nls private frr'ttuy for t72h0
sal as announced for the present week ere altogether
legal ults Ihusr So for TINS dN lt tnr thtaurc are:
~ James NJ. Miller IN rrcl1,ur"J l,t-r',Id II
house and Dot, 2iNHl feet south rIIr Of twenty nrst
street, 80 iyet west ut Tenth aYeuur.
lN iluAA ". AMP, iNt .f.r 90 ft" rnc Yrrs ~ - .
New ors and OsNe-u Midland H. 'ruHu Cuw1luY, rc
north hdt ut rler %, Aurt ,NrI, 4 iIr SOUTH lI ~
r'r q. .&.un r'.r under IAtc D.Hl lsuaal5, ls'y
rrHttl, 5000 per tllluIu,
ry r. v harnctt. Va torcc'1s're house AMI iot west
sd" %! Tenth avenue, U feet uHrt. Vt sAth street
also, house and lot auyp.ulu.
The sun., 1873-12-08
mar OF FILTERS BURyTD.
bonhre In the White Plains Court yard
Mrs. McMahon's Interesting Corrcspond-
cuCc with the Husband of her Noutb


cncc with the Husband OF her Youth.
The singular libel suit Of Mrs. Lucy mn
McMahon against tho Rev. DR.. Holden, and her
former husband, Francis f. Eldridge which was
before the Circuit Court in White Plains last
week, was abruptly terminated on Saturday
The reading In Court of Mrs. McMahon's letters
to Mr. Eldrldgc dispcllcd all doubt about the
p.ssllll'tN OF SUSTAINING the suit.
ON FRIDAY evening Mrs. McN1hon testified
th!i she ala not seek the currcsi oudcnre with
lIdrid-c. and that she was requested to write as
thr hld conc. judge Emutr, cru.s-rxaniua-
~ irt'. Shr admitted that Mr. Eldridec htd
n'N'r sisnihcd desire thn she should write
thnt ne had ne ier sought other than fri icndly
Mr. Edrfle was recalled 10 testified that
Mrs. Nc Mahun had not acted improperly In his
presence. a. regarded his motives IN keeping
" 60 nscl pleased 70 term the ussicna'on
vi nrcd hv her before he went to Dr. Holden 8
l" bcaio' MI ElGrdEc said:
Fr2nhC 'cu rs t,o me while was In oncar.vil'c |
. see ~. tnc OH loNe winch sne entertained for
81 tt uonry. had been revived. had not tecn rer
g. rn,,T'y ~ envy G,e years aud rrG.n.d thai lie
"'@ M 'al W oi a guld,,t ol 9crHint' ago " shr a.
her ~ rc-ariux me - anything 'orc than a newly.
t.' III, IT. H9 Atter recc, her l.t.r fyag iay qi.
t., ,e when wss TO publicly appeor N Morrsagla,
fgeas }' ,aid before ~ ne rlclurea me In ler
10 as her youn hu.tiud bat "a ihc.c siycry 10, Il!
harlsrs tl- -htrd bv the hlrd OF time tou NJ nat
itr 100. tr- traces "t ratiN love would Instantly van
i 'id VI a. We should ugderst1ui ,a"h utyr ue;t' r.
EI"' .'. M ". w., w., t&u" & i9' lrr IN ''s- 10 me ~
Gf A.. i, ,,5i.i D, = '.t.s ,.. ~ c,',iS
mt ..uf tto~cticriiufc niu,F. d, rr.stutins rs
stf 90 ore Mrs. Nthnr privately dlf 50 horii 70
I, .". u''t 20 ~"I' ""'t' lt'itH sac hnTht nave
'" '''"' ave "'''
Whc1 c,urt opcncd ON Saturday morning Mr..
Mon iiuu was absent. Thc previous Il VS. di--
I'll .-,,r.. b.d ,.r...tr,..J D. a. a. N.N.t,''..
s".vs "'u Ituel'''I h.r' VT. N'NNn',i'
~ ~ ~, ,',V u.s. @ s.,'l' 10. w l'"ullE -, .tv '''
q o. il N'hlt' Ht'.uti 10 nave I'tn lNu'idil 'l
ts.ir e. Intcuis, looked pale ana nervous, and
counsel I'D was much distressed.
Dr. DNkruuu. counsel for dyfpuse. ber1n the
s.tuinIin,. ,ii, N.inrc br Ind ntisbrd sis"L Lin,,
,....i ~ L., 80 -, i, - '.., H. :
%,.'' % 'o' Ii''i,t'u n,,'eu tn' oppu,ltr 'vHil-
- li'' private room. Altcr an absence oi
i,,i, ,,I,ai a''u Mr ~ u itm
- ,r ,t tt '.,"t'ui , - ~, ~ - ~
The sun., 1873-12-08
Edward Cisacro's EmbRrRocd Estate-A De-
ci,iou against the Claimant.

WNsuG$GroN, pcr. The United states and
Spanish CLAIMS Commission have decidcd the case Of
foulhr mlu.strato- If EdWsrdo Clsncros ard guar.
dian Of Maria ami Emma C.sncros. The claim was for
damages growing out Of the scqucstr1ton Of estates
amounting to Sls,tu with interest. The claimant
urged taat by the Laws both Of the Caed states ana
Span, and 10y the express terms of the embargo itself
the title of The parties actcd by It not dyestcd
au that upon the death ol any sdrh party tht pfop,ry
thAIuel pAssDd tu us ul-trlUutrts that uy tur
pi The United states all persons born therein ct
Us thereof ani entitled 10 protection against LnluN.
ti d. teutun OF thtlr property and that Emma tis
uefos such aclLru, and her property cannot be de-
tanned - spanish embargo.
lue bries shows tiat ldH ardo Csncros was formerly
resident Of Havana, and removed ana resided IA
New l1tN tom ich. u, ltJ, 10 May I, lNl, when he
ded lutU-fatv Emma etc. os vas Doru IN NrN York
iu Apul, $50 There being difference uplLIon ho
tween the inei states aud spanish arurators. Baron
lrdtrrI Che uuirt, Nt- NtCiltd that tie Child uf
SpauIatI u, torn tr Uallru ~l.tr, Is NOT tLEru ~
ihr ted states Nliu tc intent " t.C cuui cu,Iuu
The sun., 1873-12-08
2it; Hannibal'and 81. Joseph, 2; Rock Island
Il, St. Paul, Is. and Lake Shore IN;
No. oI Open. Hoi.l Lotc.
SI1,g ma eI ed.

The total number of shares dealt In to-day
was 2O62l0. of which Union Pacific represented
40anO; Western Union. ", li9; Pacific Mail. a.
ioO; Wabash 2l.FO Lake shore. 2lHn; g., {.
aud I. c., 12,,JO; Northwestern. ll,1a0; ST.
Paul 7.iOO New York Central 7,CM; Boston,
Hartford and Erie. boo; .Ohios. 1905 Rock
Island. R,OlD; Delaware. Lackawatna anu west
ern L1Ol; Quicksilver, 1870; Northwestern pre-
fcrrcd. l,2SO; Harlem, 1,lO0; Hannibal and -.
Joseph, $50: Panama, ep5 Atlantic and Pacific
preferred, sOO; Consolidation Coal 100 at 49I
4sti ~. Paul preferred, 200; Mariposa Land
and Mining Company, b02 at aas s0H's; Morris
and Essex, ;s's at wv !tHA Cleveland and PITS
Erie, ~; 81 Louis, Kansas City and North
ern 2p at 3Jft3iH United States Exuress. 100 {;
Onto and Mississippi preferred. 100 at bs: Ameri-
can Express, 100: ". Y, n II. and H.. lp at
l2iG; st. Louis and Iron Mountain, go at o. 40
&c. and Canton, lOO at 6j.
The gold market opened active and strong un-
der the influence OF further apprehension lest
the Cuban complications would not be amiCahly
adjusted. and n belief also obtained that Spain
Is poweress to enforce her demands upon the
Spanish authorities In Havana. fhe opening
price was l09A, with a rise to lgis, bat after
closing at the latter figure. Speculation, except
In the early trade, however, was nominal, and a
majority OF the operators were not inclined to
engage IA any new ventures on either side of the ac
count.
In gold loans the paid for having balances
ned ranged from to- cent and subsequently at 3,
WIN nnh negotiations a. ., aud6. The total clear.
mys ut the Gold Exchange Bllk were tl2.J o.; gold
balances, ,6j@3l5 and currency ballnces tlieU6Sj
the grOss Clcarings OF the having been small aud
amounting 70 only tlS,S60h The sub Treasury ptid
and Tor lie week ,i55eo having redeemed tii}o1 M
called bonds, viii % during the week Aggregated tJg
~, RECEIVING during The same period In cuin Tor Gus
toms tl3'5VN The following we're tae prine.pd quo
The sun., 1873-12-08

Bs some choice super and NO. rs at ss.io ana g,
but the medium and better grades were quiet; BuCk~
wheat nours ruled shade hrmer Wheat MAS fully &c.
higher, with good export demand and moderate snes
iatli ~ for MOI Chicago, aud sl59 for do MI
wsusce, closing buoyant Corn was also nrnert MIN
store oats nrncr, but quiet at 551.}o51c' Ios
nlired. BARLEY nrmcr. with the sale OF Two ooss
ioads Of prime Canada West at VI 80, sl0at ,.,x.s
GRocFRIRp-1hc speculation In coffee was checseu
by the high prices but there were small saes OF Mens
1hds ~ DC gold. Rice aud moSsses un hanged WIN
fair business. Sugars were nrnier but quet at see
ijsc, for fair TO good refining and lVIisWAe' iof fo
PRoyIsiOss-There ~Aa tonscc.. - -s:ou,-,ye IN
provementsn hog products, based Western adviccs
New mess pork was tl5.5O on the spot. aud 500 bbs.
sold at t6 for March with reported for February
q the same price. Beef in fair demand and steady,
bacon was active and higher for future, sales Of
about fWn boxes including long and short clear to-
Sflhtr Tor December and January, al 1fc. and for
Fchriry at iXr short clear, spot 1xc long clear,
Ing large sses of pickied hams at gHetiOc. Lard
also higher with some excitement, the sales including
prime western steam at SIC On the spot, SIC. for jan
uaryi and &c for March Dressed hogs &c higher nt5T
Q6kc, including AO los. and down at 6Ic. Butter aud
cheese held with more hrmness.
srNDRIEs-Straincd rosin dull NJ q 6ndt2.GJ Spirs
turpcntine also quiet at tONtalic. Petroleum more
sctive. Rehncd IN bhs 3itlI.c spot, and ftc. foi
Jansary Crude more active and hrmer at SIC Freight
dun and rates about steady Grain to Cork for orders
seed nj 33s Cd OIL 10 Palermo Al soc stesr
inc nrn At SIC. for prime, Taliow hrmcr hut quiet al
1sc. for prime citv. Whiskcy dun at 9ifta@i6c.
toT1ON-Was Af. lower, with Hight tranHacuons;
sales 81 bnlcs % which 80 for consumption and I! for
CIRCULATION Middlng unlands SIC. tuturen &c lower
c,ulcr 10 1882 for January . l9iec for February
lC Size. for March, and 10 1.iGc, for April.
The sun., 1873-12-08

G5 @ s esl HSfa %. FrFsy Pss
The friends and relatives y the family are respect.
church, Furdham, On Monday Doc. : At o'clocA T..
". Carriages VIII he IN waiting ~ the Furih1i rnil-
rad station on NE arrival Of the 1913 train om i<d ST.
CkSsIDY.-On Saturday. Doc 6. Lizzie, daughter Of
Michael +. and Mary L. Cassidy aged year II months.
Tie funeral viii take plice from the residence OF her
''nnIiHNtC1Nii" On sunday Dec Aim Wlris' Wifc OF
Airxaadcr n uuusconih aged b, year, and Il months
Notice Of funeral hereafter. go
7. Thomas Ferris. son of ,muel D and letiy Fgrus
Funeral ,eayiey' o WI ,anc pace At i9f fptG9ph
Carriages VII ue IN waiting e the keuslco station 20
relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully n'
IOVGHEAb-At Prooklvn r. D., Dee. S. 1913. Agnes
Lgushrad, widow of Robert J. lu-nrid agrd ~ Years.
Relatives and frt'ud4 are nAlfH l az md the iuuerh
nj cI late residence, IL i!th st.. " Anspurgh, Dec. 4
"MtLiES.IOn SATURDAY pe, r. Kate, only daughter
OF bernard r. ana Narv r NluI..
Funeral from foot of 6l.t a.. T. Re- on Monday, Dec.
sat ~ P.M. M incaas OF tue i2miy are Invited
"u'lU0LE-bce.t.is. At osidenco sa Eis ilth
late ~ Kinssfown. COMFY DUNN. ireland. '''''
AL fronds ana relatives ar requested @ att md from
her Mly residence, AZ iO' o'cocAo Monday morning.
rAIDtE'- Oh Friday, Zee = Ann s. wife Of }. 4. l..
The f'lt,es ard friends OF ne family arc respect.
fuly invited to attend the funeral. N NDuda Dec. $,
RIi0DKBNG k."on sajur'ay Dec. s, Mrs. Agncs
RcatiScs sad friends Of 6tr tanily and that ~ hc-
scnln.aN, Or IS ;. Roberts are respectfully invited to
attend rl from Ier residence, 10 Attornt
IT., On Tuesday, At ~ O'Clock.
SPIIX-Un SUNDAY. Dee. a. lis resid nC', 2ig hth
st. BROOKLYN, J. d., Of heart ds'a,c lsuatE sptz, IN
tie isth year ut ll. a.r,
Friends ana relatives are luy ed 20 attend the funeral
on Tue .day, Dee. q. at 40 A. NJ.
san francisco, ta,, papers please COPY.
MtNB.- suddenly, on saturday, Dec. q, John |. hy'
mar webb of tls city m the GOTH year ot lis age.
hls relatives ami friends aud those of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Daniel A. Mathews, are respectful invited to attend
o." funeral services at Trinity tlufci al Tuesday Yth
inst, nj o'cIOCk l.. NJ.
bloomington, H. and California papers please copy.
The sun., 1873-12-08
Spttll notltts.
Pills CURED I>-TANTL

PILES CURED IN-TNNTIN. sufferers from
tins terrible disease VIII thank ug for informing them
tuat ANAhESlo Will afford instant relief and perma-
urut cure. u acts as p"utl,c, Instrument aud mcd-
'rce 81. Sold ny all drugsiss. Anakesls depot. 40
Walker b. Ncw York.
DAYS nave pad many OF our custom F!lD. sums
low as so eau ne Invested without SKI 3pHgr explain
AtlrY pamphlet mailed ON application. NALENTl TlNE
II MBklDGE CO., bankrr' and brokers, 80 Wall st.
BEAUTIES or CUTTING HAIH Ann
whshers practically illustrate. al u tultOn st. cOruer
Of Pearl 81, nyeing, shavinp, &C.
The sun., 1873-12-08

BRUCKNER- NJ CNsON.-In Hoboken, Nov -. at
the res!A NC OF TIE brides parents oy nr. Chas d:
Elck of tie Reformed Church. Carl H. Bruckncr q
Iisle, switzerland, 10 JO-ephine daughter Of s. I.
Muu-tu. Es4.
FLEEr-NcCOUN.-A oyster Ray. on Monday, Dec.
/. by he cy r. G Hutton, samuel Van WyCk Fleet to
AnTi NcCDun
McDiYNN-N NtGRANE. Dec. !. iS7o. In ST. PatrcE's
Cathedral hy D. 10 Grace john fctU.eey Most Rev.
Archbishop ~ New York assisted by Very Rev. Vicar
GruyraI 0alnu. the I.ty. arthur j. DUIueiy Of -.
MchAcl's, and the Rev, Father Mck,nua OF rrtnsng.
urtunn Church George ". NcGi, m, Youngest sou u
tns iate Peter Mcbyun, to Mlry Anna Mcrane, young
ct daughter ot lle laie john Mt1r4hr. No o-ris.
saratoga ana California papers please cOuy.
LUss-BU sll. A. BauA.O, on " cdncsily Nov. e6.
Is flr Erv Mr. thycrs, Arte1us Ross, ". u. 20 Evan
Fur T. Bush niece VI the late Horace Greeley, oil "
tItupr. y 4.
The sun., 1873-12-08
The P,t,.huruh Financial irregularities.

PIrrsBURGH, Dec. THE Investigation by the
Finance Committee OF the CITY Council during the past
week. relative to the half million dollars worth Of
bonds placed by the Secretary Of water BOARD In tho
National Trust Company which suspended resulted last
evening charge OF conspiracy TO defraud the city
beng against at the officers and directors OF
the bank and The secretary of the water Comm
charge Of Cmbe2z emcnt was also made against the
secretary ot thc Water tumuiHs.un. the parties all
bail except the ASHER Of tAt Bank, VINO Las been
mlsalus SINCE tue Suspension.
The sun., 1873-12-08

The last representation Of Fortune NJ
the Fifth Avenue Theatre was given Saturday
evening. Tonight, "O'd Heads and Young
Hearts" Tuesday and Thursday, New Years
i've - Wednesday and FRIDAY, Alike \ Va
reY sufficient to suit all tastes, and, with the
attraction Ut the new amt beautiful house,
enough to nll the theatre nightly with tasteful
The sun., 1873-12-08

The Lingard troupe will act at the
broadway Theatre tonight, Alexander Dumas's
" Diane which We suppose To- be an English
adaptation ~ Diane de Lys." A week from to-
night Mr.. Milkie Colins's dramatization u
The Woman IN White DO Will be produced
under the authors SUPERVISION. Mr.. Wybrrt
Reeve Will lm persunatc count FoscO. TIL. Lu.-
lsA newspapers uAAe pra.sel tins !mprrSuna-
ton very highly, and with great unanimIty.
The sun., 1873-12-08
Three Rows Drowncd whilo sLnnng.

PurIsVILLE, Pa, Dec. G,-At o'clock this
IN WcswOod, suburb Of this city, The lee gave way,
letting them INTO the water. The braKemau Of u1ss.
lng IRAN to the rescue and saved two of tutIr
ives. Three were drowned, samuel summons, James
FINN and trancs Boppgr aged respective q, n, and
" years The father of James Flnn was crowned 10
ne same pond sI years ago, and the nOtAGr left
without husband Cul urCu.
The sun., 1873-12-08
Academy of Music >aIyinI.

This evening Signor SalViai willreappear
at the Academy OF Music in the character ot
Oromdn', the chief parsonage in Noltaire's eel
cbratcd tragedy, " Zaira." lie will he assisted
l., the excellent company which acted with MIN
during the former season. The prices of admi--
sion nave been so reduced and arranged mat al
VINO desire may see this lnComp parable artist.
The sun., 1873-12-08
Arr,v.a-s.rrrp,r AND scSpAY. Dec. g al
Snslntss Nniltts.

"a friend in need !. a friend Indeed - and
snch friend 10 HELMBOLDs BUCHU to the unfor
tunste sufferer who has been sowing his wild oats.
Warranted to cure all diseases Of the kidneys aud
urinary organs Look out for counterfelts. Genuine
has private proprietary stamp Of IL 7. nelmoold on
each bottle. Directions accompany. Sold by sli drug
ssts. JOHN +. HENRY. New York. sole Agent.
The sun., 1873-12-08
NibIo's Garden Theatre.

Tonight the Vokes Family and other
artists win present "The Children in the Wood
to crowded audience, doubtless, al Nihlo's
Garden Theatre. Expectation Of an unCom-
monty good spectacle and pant umimc IL on tip
toe, and the demand for tickets has been very
The sun., 1873-12-08

PoTTSvIIIE Pa, Dec. 7.-Yesterday morning
as the car desceudn, Into the slope at the Honey
HrooA Cotry at Audeuroid near thls place. with tr.
teen miners IN IT, the TN staple ring Of the car broc
and ran down one hundred and twenty feet. whore II
jumped The track, falling over among the skids, killing
th er q the men" AleNuuUcr Brown, john richards,
aud lgtrick Duan- and luJurlng tN others, most of
them fatally, % IL feared. The miners mad express
orders O. ride the soiug INTO the slope, and
lpst thtr lives pl their dsoDtlithce Of the sdpcrnen.
~ a Il
The sun., 1873-12-08
Mns.nchn-ell- MlIl- nc.nmLna rulI Time.

LAwRENCE, Dec. The Atlantic Cotton Mills,
which been running only part of their machinery
four days each week, to start every loom fun
time. The Washington WOollen Mil has started upon
large Government orders for navy blue for the Quilted
states navy,
LOWELL, Dec, THE Appleton Company of this city
commence tomorrow 10 run tnelr mls iull time with
fun pay uut the close Of tue payroll for btcCmhcr.
No announcement 10 made OF their action beJ Oud that