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LILLIAN EDeAsToa to nj gl.i at Lincoln HAu.-

'GEENASY AxD THE RsiXE'' il the subject
OF Professor Croniweli's art entertainment tl,is
evening, and besides, those WHO 20 10 " ia nis,
Hall may also enjoy a Trip up the Hud son This
promises few hours OF rare enjoyment for adj
mtreTs of beautiful scenery, and other treasures
of the art woftd. There will be q beautiful Al
iegory ~ he close of the entertainment.
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CoENs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bnnions
Chibans, Bad Nails. Re, successfully treated
by DIR. White, Chiropodst, No. SO 18th street,
ippton Ie6l.
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MISS Lillian EBGAETOS, the. Pearl OF the
flatiorni. delivers her celebrated lecture upon
ftmaie tossune' to-night at EineeiR Hail. liz
has been pronoUneesi by the preSs anal public an
interesting and entertaining lecture. "
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The LUTHEHAS MExoEIAL CauRoH.-At a
meeting st the Memorial church, corner OF 18th
and \ streets, last night. Dr. Bntler stated that
the meeting was called for the purpose
organizing congregation and to estab-
lish church In connection with the General
synod OF the Evangelical Lutheran church. IL
was expected that the edifiee will be completed
by the coming spring. 1t was agreed that a
number Of HYMN books be purchased for the
use of the chapel, and that circulars setting
forth the desire Of those having the matter in
hand be circulated.
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B WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's heopskirt and corset factory, sth street,
Intellgencer Building. los
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THE COURTS.

tiap Bauer, assault; So. Thomas CelriSR, falling
DERBY; cciaersi "f fSriefed. john MeGsr@ics, ss
SAINT; hoIle pros. Robert Rewles grand Larceny If
ner, larceny of hutter; 81 days in Jail.
INTERFERING sTRrEr oh.rRycriox easy.
Sah % SsddRfa%x ses sin sha not o s,,y
part Of the defence il was shown that Strong VA The
contractor for UNDERMINING hou-es on b. lse
and that the material was delivered a. The
point named by the contractor to superintendent
that All laws NM have sensible construction The
board Of public works are as we'll Recognized power
transition state { is useless io apply the law sitly
A. 10 the OCCUPANCY Of the street with material
The case v as dismissed.
NOT vAeRAyrs BUT POOR.
kneVlsdged that he lad ash ed for something h. ca;
pass from the mayor of thai cty, aud was iookin
for work but could get none. Hsdenied thai he was
was discharged. Charles T. Warren profaniiT: s3
= PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS.
Mr. MIuer made personal .ex PLANTATION a. TO the
case of Anderson and Jenes, in which a noile pros
was entered Yesterday to the effect thai the case As
had sseer aimed that the firm had been chaneeI ami
under the Information the charge could not be sss
Judge Smell also explained that a head line on n
report had CONVEYED wrong impression, and that in
as to whether he should have fined the person al an
LIQUOR LAW CASES.
The case OF George w Driver. charged with selling
iquoron Sunday, chilled, and after The oiiicers
had testified, Judge Smell dismissed the case saving
thai the prosecution mnsr either show an actual ME
or circumstances proving. beyond doubt th,, the
law wac being violated. John Mccarthy chary-i
With selling liquor by the small without license
Cihcer trump tentified that he gave a coIored man
ten cents to get adrink with, and he went to Nice
Mr. Hine, Tor the defence, argned that such test-
iiohy ought mt TO be received The court said that
u was necessary for the police to use such nesns As
had been respfted to In this CASE. If a citizen
nmsaees IN e. pions ge the motive g,t be
THIS case did not wholly stand on the Testimony OF
ue party, and he would impose the lowest pansity
Sl0o line An appeal was taken fs
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, . to 4. Saturdays, TO and .
to 6. 2.t3 l4tl6
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FLOUR.
STNDPTES.

'ai ~ once. A. we cannot guarantee the above m.
parSilele low prices fer any definite leacth Of time
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To TIE LEGAL PROFESSION. would
Tesiectfnhy CAN the attention. " tlfs. t,cmbers
% the profession to our sale OF Law BOOKS which
taxes place Friday evening, JANUARY f7tb. ar
O'clock. LATiMEE < CLEAEv, Auctioncers. =
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near AZ street.
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The Horse PAINTERS ASSOCIATION met last
night, and the secretary reported that he had
adopted at the previous meeting, and had in
sittd the boss painters to meet the journeymen
IN conference ON matters Of great interest to
the trade The resolution is to the effect that
on and after Monday, March 3, 1873, the wages
Of nembers Of this lodge shall not be less than
s3 Per day OF ten hopJs, except on Saturday
when eight bouts shall be considered q day
work, and the wages to be the same as for ten
hours.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A,i,usen,ents, &c-, T.o-uigbr

yCtjaaal Thsgter.-'.Ours,' for the benefit Of
thr CoTcur1n ZOuaves-
T1sr,sT Cossiqus.-Com r. opera, drama, come
DIV. bBriespge, songs, dances, etc
W.Iiass's Nsi0 Haie-Prof. Cromwell's Art
Entertainment.
AHOPoiddn Hej>-The infant wonder, BABY
EessOn,~ and 0Cher sflrs
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SPECK on REBELLION.--There il a menace
OF war I'm Vermont. Three counties of thar
state.Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle
complain OF an unequal and excessive valuation
or their real estate. A convention of Franklin
county taxpayers has voted to resist the lew of
taxes and, If they persist the state will have 70
deai Win the case as open rebellion. 1t is ex-
pected that there win be no occasion to cali ont
tne militia, as the brigadier generals are subj
GENTLY numerous to put down tho ir,surrec,;on
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HrNNTNEZ

JENNINGS SPEcIALrIEs.
Fine Readv-made Clothing,
Fine Garments tn order.
Fine Woolens, by the ward, and
Perfectly Fitting Shirts.
One Price ONLY. No. 40 .fli street
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PEIGG's JEwEIIy STORE No. ~ Penn
sylyanfa avenue. ayents for the American st1r-
hsg spoons aIsd foiSs; soldid metal; viii not
ccTTode. y
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Mr.. I: Y. BoGY, who has received the nomi-
hationof the Democratic caucus Of the legislature
OF Missouri for the Senate OF tie IJnits5 Sta,..s
~ . prominent citizen OF st. Louis, Of Iiberal
IDEAS and teh6encies. He has been may0r of
the city OF 81 Louis and Is identified with m ,st
prises of the southwest -
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g WIPIEa Our THE APAoHRs.-In the haiti nf
companies Of the 9th cavalry with Apache In
not warrtor escafed. All Of the band ver.s
kihed, and - Wdn6h And children caDturei.
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Krr CARsoN Posr, No. 2, Department Poto-
ing year as follows: H. w. Jackson, p. c.: A.
j. Cunning. 8. Y. c.; Robert Armour, j. ". c.:
George y. Davis, adjutant; George r. Robin.
son. quayterpa4er; William BlsslAnd, O. d.:
lain; Thomas Ianghorn, sergeant major; Chss,
Nice, quartermas<er's sergeant. Alex. Lynch
was elected delegate to represent tho posi- In
the deparfmente ncampment, and Robt. Armour
was elected alternate. 800
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hosBING THE MAILs.-Leo Carmen was con.
S;cteH IA Chcag0 yesterday i'm the United States
pIcyedin the registry Department. Of the Chicas;o
post once. a mcti6n for new trial has bssn
entered. Cannon q man OF fine attainments.
against him bore . good character.
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C. 1T Y TIE NJ s.

GENTLEMEN KID GLOVES, our own impoTta-
ton, in all shades and colors, at Goldman &
Stenberg's, corner eth and q streets
/ DRESS SHIRTS, Uniershirts. Drawers. Bows,
Ties; Gentlemen's. Youths and Boys Clothing:
"A very large assortment. Roman y Cox. 500 .th
street. opposite Post Office.
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PETTY TEEFrs.--Mr. r. NJ. Heating, corner
of 10th and Il streets southwest, had his clothes
lines stripped Of a weeks washing; and Mr..
Miller, Virginia avenue, between 9th and tn
streets had two water buckets stolen last nj Oh .
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DRY GOODS.

on PER CDNT. OFF
oN ALL SAILS OF
WOODEN GOODS
UNTIL FEBRUARY D, 1878.
The stock offered comprises Cloths aud Cash.
meres, Iianuyls, Blankets. Shawls, CioakinCs,
Beavers, yeiyeesns, " ooien osiery, Heavy Winter
Gloves, MeTno Underwear; all Wooden Dress G0o.is
except Black Alpacas
a. Our 81 Eids reduced to Use Oar Ell SO
khls for 81. BEGAN wGLIE.
llotr 1C1s and 1920 I'll street northwest
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LiII.as EpaAETos tonight ss Lincoln Halls
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DRY GOODS:
IMMENSE REDUCTION
WOODEN pRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN 20
PER CENT.

Androscogein Beached COTTON. l6c.
" aunsutta Bieachei COTTON, sos
New York Mills Bleached COTTON. Gle
Splendid hleached and unbleac he'd COTTONS. do
s4. 80 and lo-s SHEErING from s71S no.
line of beautiful MooieA sIAMLS fsingle aud
doubled will be sold regardless II cost 10 close ou
the stock; Black Cashmere. 81
Elegant Paris KIDS only aDc.: party colors, ST.
Splendid Black SILK VELVET, y inches wide
suitable for dresses sPencers, aud trimming, AT So,
WATER- PROOF CLOTH, CSC and MP
BLACK SILKS from 8 - up, tthose az 81 70. SO.
S25p- 50. and So D the bert goods for the price
shown in ths city since the war;
FLANNELS very cheap.
Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR. and gents
SHIRTS direct from the manufactory, NJ wholesale
prices. None but the BEST makes of Goods kept
Save MONEY hy purchasing of
BRODHEAD n co.
dle-tfeb1 1905 street between lst n and Is.b
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LILLIAN EpeAErox 70 night at Lincoln Hall.s
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GRoCRRs.

q =. O'RARE son.
Wholesale and Retail Grocrrs,
1913 SetsHfA Srssi Norfhacssf, bsf'sssa 81 asd v.
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A TRAVELLERS TRIALS.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Dec. q | took the 1045 train on the
Hudson River Railroad for Rhnebeck. Myself and two
ladies were obliged TO stand in OF the passageways
until we reached Yonkers because there seats.
Nj baggage was left behind in the baggage-rOom be-
cause the baggage men were too insoent and dsObigng
even 20 answer me, when having arrived late, re-
quese1 them with some anxiety 70 check it. On satur
day Jan g. party OF eight, mostly ladies, got on the
earogl express at Rhnebeck and obliged to stand
with many others until reached Pougbkeepsie Sew
eral ladies' we we're informed had stood all the way
from Caisld. This was extraordinary occasion
"a the conductor would had believe for the ho
days pretty regularly aud as regularly as the Rail-
road Company fails 10 furnish accommodations Tor their
passengers. Shortly after leaving RllneOtck the con
dlctOr along and demanded our tickets, which we
refused show although each had one, until be gave
seats one OF the gentlemen not choosing TO tel nm
him he was wiling to pay when the Company fulfilled
it, part Of the BE told he would stop the
his demand the tickets, and dared HIM to do IT,
To Of ladies W no demonstrated he replied that
he used 10 wOmens slang" He did not put us on
dd show tickets until after got seats at
where they put extra cars and he has
not yet informed Us, as he SAID he would VINO was run
ming that tram" At POughkeepsie, passenger who
Veuturedan inquiry of of the brakemen got so saw
ace an answer that the conductor. who was walking
toward the OF the train, thinking it was intended
for him. turned upon the brakeman, VINO apologzed Dy
saying he was speaking 10 that man." which appa-
Ieuty made IL all right. gave my baggage checks 10
WestcOtt's Express agent before we reached the city,
and paid him 30 cents to deliver small trunk and
the second hOOr Of public building. MY baggage, m
stead Of being delivered there, was left IN the lower ha
through under cover and the solid hasp of the
lock broken. Here are Two great companies processing
20 serve tue public at pretty heavy cost 70 the public
Are they doing tueir duty PASSENGER.
Aa tsTl lam
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SEA WATER FOR MELTING SNOW.

TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The recent discussion of the utilization
of salt for exngushng hres etc. suggests TO the
writer the feasibility Of using the agent for raising
the snow blockade The city railroad authorities attempt
ed this end recently sailing the But aside from
the detrmen public healthin the interests of which
there ia an ordinance forbddng the practce-ths Of
salt Is inefficient land cOstiy since the resulting
Topd ~ not duid enough to on 1t Is believed how
ever that II this were supplemented by the OF q
sufieient volume OF water, In itself containing
IsTe nereentage OF salt the problem the disposition
If the snow would be solved Is not the experiment
worth trying by statnning fire steamer on oie Of tho
docks ana directing he reams first around the mouth
of sewer until that free, and then up the cutters
heading thereto, before attacking the roadway II.
Relo- York, Jan. 2, 1873.
rThe use OF salt water IN our fire engines is said TO be
de,eterious 10 the hose and machinery.-ED.l
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF FEW-YORK. ........................JAa IL
CLEARED.
Steamship STARK, Richmond, &c. Old Dominion Steam
cn;gs,sts IN. MnE.% Portland 4@;s
Bafk auna Con- aanseo HSy 5 Beyd rSs hnst e
BTg sefty DcyertlaI Morshesd CITY Ward Co.
brig zehnd, DtaL yla, g. Johns Y r. A. p Agresa Co
ser r s. MCieIan Kelly Kng,iou Jam, H. DeCortoya Co.
Sem Chaa Thompson. Post, Jlcme.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thorssen (Ger Lskow Sten Dec H. Copenhagen
18Th via Hvre oath pass wendt Rammesbg
Java B My1 T PIISsI Dec 49, and Queenstown
steamship COes Kemble Seworeaus jan T. with mdss and
Steamship Georgia Crove Charleston ud and pass H. R.
Steamship Regulator Wilmington With md and to
Lonilard steamship 20 p,h p.5e, nth ds. and r.,, 10
Steamship chesapeake Msngam Portland with mde and
Steamship City of Merida Zimmerman Vera Cruz jan PrOSres'O
steamship Geo w. clyde Cole Galveston jan D. aud Key West
Steamship Metropolis NckersoD, Galveston jan ., via Key West
Brig Asteas tof B1ham Cox JAnerO Nov Hampton
Bns Malaga iol 81 John N By Black Cadiz a daYs With
DOMESTIC PORTS.
jan l3AIryed steamships w@ LsrIeDee from Bai
TSvcsSTE Del Jan i%Pessed up Tor Phsdepn steamships
sesen from Liverpool HuntsI from PIoenes. Kv.,h,,. m
United Knsdc@i brig Dudey for Pays1oo Pad u for Bait
FOREIGN PORTS.
White Line
from
here former at O'Clock Saturday night and The latter
yesterday ,ou MI.
DISASTERS.
Providence r. T. Jan lThe Robert Palmer from Boston
for Mobile put to-day having sprung leak al sea during
the gale on the night Of the 18th.
AN INMAN STEAMSHIP SHORT OF COAL.
steamship City Washington u days
from Liverpool Eewlork this port this morning short
coal having experienced rough passage with constant westerly
gaes and hh sustained damage will resume her
yoyro "a soon as supply bos Her mails
landed red Newfork By rail She brought S steer
age passengers. but IN the cabin
For --latest Ship Ners see Flfih Pd1e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
STRONG PREJUDICE AGAINST REPEATING TAX
ON MORTGAGES.

STRONG PREJUDICE AGAINST REPEATING TAX
ON MORTGAGES
TO the Edftor OF The TrtbHne.
SIR: THE TRIBUNE has been my guiding
star for % years It's briefly threatened obscurty
cave rise 10 unpleasant apprehensiOns which have been
a. suddenly aayed by the assurance that the course
marked out by its Founder" 70 be adhered to-
wish 20 say TO you that the rural districts look with
disfavor on any project originating in these large cities
and calculated TO increase burden of the farming in
,erest Many OF your subscribers may have been an
moved 10 find that THE TRIBUNE advocated the exemp
non of mortgages from This obnoxious proposition
eanaug from real estate ring, appears now lOr the
fourth consecutive session. TheSe speculators are
willing 10 cOnfne the operation or the proposed egsia
ton 10 territory below the Highlands thus FORMING
Maelstrom to swallow ali the surplus capital OF the
impossible TO borrow money outside
me line Pass the measure, and banking capital VIII
sec mort gage investment and in short time haf the
capital VIII no 80 used leaving the remaining nan 70
prtec and pay the taxes for the whole The tendency
al the proposed TO encourage extravaganza Is
serious objection improvements, however modern ana
expensive, are eagerly attempted Oy thousands whose
income Is inadequate 10 such Undertakings. onau
holders OF teneuents driven 70 Introduce all these
improvements or see their hOnses unoccupied The re-
suit increased rent ana suffering endng IA paupers
and crime Every dollar OF property IN tne state snOlu
contribute expense OF protecting IT, The advocacy
any other system As a6dndonnent oil prlDclple
fu value assessment, with half OF one per cent TAX
would AFFORD ample means 20 carry on GOVernmentj anu
tax clause in all mortgages for the protection ana
beneht Of mOrtgagor paying the fun tax on ortgageu
promises DO but simple justice and forever settle the
yexed question. The present infamous proposition has
been thrice defeated under various guises ask your
attention this view simply as an expression Oh OPINION
largely shared subscribers OUTSIDE htse Clues
brooklyn, Jan. 10, 1873. - %
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY JAN. IL
Mails for Kng,oo Jamaica sayania Santa Martha ana
bv lie steamship Canbe close al steamship sails ALL H.
Wednesday. from Pier No. II ~ k , 81, ut.
Mails Turks Island and ayh etc. Dy he steanshp "yOoS'o
close at III a u -
WEDNESDAY JAy. IS. .
and Liverpool. per steamship
Wvonnr close a. I0 a. m Supplementary Mail on Pier No 20 ~
80 Steamship sails asI'U M IRON Fler NO.
46N
A PrassAn Closed Mail sent By this Line
THURSDAY, JAN. 10.
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Cherboars and Hamburg per
Cmba close at ii ASuppementay Mail on tler yot OF
Thrd,t Hobokeu closed at Steamship sails al m from
foot OF Thigd-st HOboken
A PIussan Closed Mail is sent by this ine o., q,
IAN letters deposed Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postagel .r -
Mail for Hfx S. closed the NevYOrf PostOfce every
FRIDAY O'Clock p Steamship sails from Portland Me- every
Saturday at 6 p. m. II, III,
Letter postage the West Indies except when going direct VAL
be 10 Papers cents EACH which must be prepaid
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binary ability, and he might perhaps take the
stand and explain the facts which had been made pub
lic The crimes of which Mr.. Tweed was accused were
misdemeanor misconduct and corruption in Office 1t
was nothing higher. not because the crime had Deen
lightly considered by those who framed the law put DC
cause those early legislators did not dream that man
put in charge OF pubic trusts wonld come down
To the commission OF gigantic frauds and 70 the position
of common thief Up To this time had never occurred
TO the minds OF the American people that public ooer
could commit such grave oenses as these charged upon
the defendant, and so he Is only charged with mis-
demeanor punishable by imprisonment for one year. OF
a fine OF from S. to $780, Another portion of the nct-
finn
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many of his class would still remaiu but II is neVereno
less true that is never toe early to do good 'nt
and tho removal OF Judge Curtis, on charges when nav
been proven against him, will be gqou t1s Ranch
LAWYER In the civ familiar with HIS actions on ne
knows that he deserves impeachment ana feinova
much as Judge Barnard did Don't icy ano biels him
against the verdict which the Senate ought pronounce
Very respectfully
Ns,r. ydrI. Ian H. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
DECISIONS-JAN. IS.

Supreme Comt-Chdmbers- Judge Van Brunt.-
Permen.er sgt Knowder-MOtion granted
SfpeIor Court Special Term - By Chef-Justice
B,rbonoojg win agt ay.Orier granted Dsbrow Norton
order granted Jacob-0rr granted johnson ag
OBre-Oner granted 0Ben agt The Mechanics aud Traders
Ins. Co--Orler granted.
b. Jlge Mone.-Garcia sg Wfswall(See mem. papers
By JUICE Se1gwck.-Purdy agL Puriy.-orter granted
Common Pleas-SDeeidl Ierm-By Chief Justice
Day-FheF a Standardization graniedi order to be settled on
rot
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IMMATURE ALMAEsC

T23 $3.50 Moon rse'''''' 9'I
DAY. -.
SANDY Hoot. g3 Island. 843 He'll Gate Ferry l1JI
THIS DlV-P
Sands eJJ Cow. Island g08 Hell Gate Ferry 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, James
Rte indicted grand larceny the state Prison for
Murphy! charged with grand larceny was aeqnitel,
Layla Hail arccn from the person. discharged Oh hr own re19sn
Clark sslnlt battery City Prison 10 days Eliza
Campbell grand larceny, acquitted Herman Boominghal grand
r-aur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
APPRECIATION OF THE TRIBUNE LECTURE RE
PORTS. ..r.f

70 the EdStor o. The Trfbrne.
SIR: hope the enterprise you have shown
An furnishing such unusually good reports OF Tyndas
lectures may be rewarded by large sale Their publ
cation IN such extended form cannot fail to increase the
interest felt m the Of scientific men by the people
" ' CBIs X. WEAD Prof Of Physics.
Central High School, Pittsburgh Penn" Jan o. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
Bteambcats art6 Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
Tor Bo.op worc.er E,eSbuS Grotoa Junction Lowell
N..ss., Manchester Concord Palmer BnlsborO. and As
The new and st.uueh steamer,
0iii Ct CRY Po OF sgw-YoRk,
CRY OF GiTy SS sos n
wiz aT. New York daily tsund,s O'clock m. no.
For SesLoDSoa and sor~cs Their eonaseSs trains
BS.o toe H md R s' Rs S''" anu
For through tickets ana rates for freight apy 3; sSs Pier "
SswYorf J@os 1871
DOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Catheriues slip Il ard suniavs erseDsedi
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:-
PASSENGER Ard Pgs Depe: IN sfTYors 9o, o. sf Css .
Laekswspna and Western Railroads at PhpsbuTy vi
vSsy Railroad and its councillors fofnnr direct P.suh
e West without change Of cans also to Central Peon1EaaA sSa
's"'i0'1''' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
oommsnelus Dec IS, is7a-Leave New.YOrs as ioIors.
TeS s Re- .s: Bah S So' S. Css,s
PS1 a,h.S S M % wDo Ds
vile &c Connects JaScion via Del Lace. West
fs$nS,Sai az Esstou tor Mach Chunk WssS.: Scranton
"i io;i5 %T %"&a; II Tr,in for sOneryins
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