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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
State of South Carolina

EDGEFlELD- COUNTY. x
NV v,Gtn,o IF. n Mortgage, bearing date
b Nov. 17th, 1865, executed by John
4. Barker unto G. w. Lester, and after.
wards WI I assigned I by said G w. Lester un;
to ]. w. Gray. / will proceed! TO sell on
sale-day in FoLruaryi next ) between Na SI1 thp e
hours Of II A. NJ. anfd r. NJ, TIA 3
trict now County, 6fsElgetield danti State
aforesaid, a containingsev Hapdrrsedaaa9 rredt
TSsntsghst As5Ssst 4; Stl5P @SSf %as IT. isss sm sna
RIa Wirtih, ioha Terry and Geo, Thur
mond. a n1I = ,a,.a
If the terms Of the purchase are not
complied with in half an hour, the prop
erty viii be sold again. VI, on
Jan. /, 1873. St %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

There is quitea revival Of Fox-Hunt-
ing in Edsefeld. The Cheathams, the
Fairs, the Garys, the Mimses and the
Mayses are constantly OIL the run-with
fine horses, and about two million
hounds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

Mr.. Reese, Agent of the Railroad
Committee, bestirred himself mahfully
among the crowd in behalf of the
Railroad. He procured Twenty-six hum
dred dollars. He has now exactly $780,
600 subscribed. And he has not yet been
over half the field. Fifty thousand more,
and we organize. Light begins to break.
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:. wbv 1srsou,l1 casollaL Lixea a Piano p'

"why Is,,soutn Catolh'aL a pian0p'
This is the latest Georgia c,nundrum
H. B. H., who is en,a Sale.day visit from
Augusta to lbs native hills, proposes it
in front Of our aiIice.
We lisbcisfos. the sAs&ey. 1t is this
BecariSe tho dark los fdarkskcys) are
above tfewhites. E
Good7yery sopd g @Andwe have no
doubt tbcmery fascA made it himself
at the expense sAlsS Syn people.
Pa = ssssssssss&as m
CARsIED rQ SoTfi eaaoLINA.-Tbe
negro, MeDu&, arrested by the police on
Saturday, charged with robbing the store
house OF Nessrs Swearingen & Wood-
wa ward, at Pine House, s. c. was placed i'll
custody Of Constable Warren. OF that
district; Yesterday mofning. and carried to
Edgeheld to answer the charge against
Chronicle 1th.
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A0EIC,E'!

AALL parties indebted to NJ. O'DowD
\ CO., sor to mes Individually, are re-
quested to come forward and settle i'm
medately, ~ a,,>,,,,,, Z
Augusta, Dec, q z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

I shall ever consider Simmons Liver
Regulator as the preserver of the life of
my little son, who is now in blooming;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
! ssIocal Items,

.Greatcrowd ON sale-day. People from
all parts # the District-many old and
honored citizens who had not visited the
Courthouse before in long time. Col.
ored people out in full force-completing
their arrangements for the new year. a
busy and: animated day-passing off
quietly and without striking incident.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

The Rev. Mr.. Thomas, the new Meth
odist preacher, has not yet arrived in
Etlgefold. ~ -Ii - 80 10: :55
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09
sc. Female College,

A SPARTANBURG DISTRICT
= PENS FEBRUARY FIRST. The chcapes, Fe-
mhnis CoIlego In stheI s6uit; closes Inst of No
lreu,ber: tel, Calendar Months; vacallon In the
whler Fa Term begin. 1T OF July %ora Mon,h RON Mn
s1N to sl2 ton, M9sS, s PEI n.mnh.,s "" NJ oI
ET1nss EgI,s,, u n ,he cea5s IN battle
-1ma a. THoSJWARD WHITE. President. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

We haye already found the fine baby
fSrsh9 tieanai tsaaatioa 1lit.Ie1tbigJ
Garret Taibert, q splendid and beautiful
eighteen months sd BOY of our young
friend, Jasper Talbert, Esq.-weighs over
40 lbs.7~cry solid, very handsome, very
smart. but we fear the Austrian moth
ers will kill FIN for very envy (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

DIR. Asbill, of the Ridge, gave prac-
tical illustration. Of tho workings Of his
now famous Gin .Sharpencr. Every body
commends it highly.
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BOOTS 4 I'd SHOES!

In ORDER TO COUNTERFEIT THE EFFECTS OF THE HORSE
sEASE Ente before my and the public the following
due them the work below mentioned of fine finish and
s.oro tie uenuehess material viz
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

Mrs. ELLEN MEACHAM,
Chattahoochee, Fla.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

The meeting of the Edgefeld Medical
Association took place as previously ad-
vertised.: /: The feature of the occasion
was the Inaugural Of that old battle
horse of the medical fraternity-Dr.
John Lake-whom the Association seem
determined to make their everlasting
President. The meeting was one of
much interest, much good feeling, and
much promise foSr: the science and the
profession. DIR. Lakes inaugural was
just what we, expected from him--a
mclapge Of real wisdom and real wiz.
More Of II anon. - =. I - -
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The Edgeticld- Columbia men came
among us Us usual on tbs ooeasion-Car-
roll, Bacon, Butler, Youmans, all look
ing well. II u r.,- n :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-09

Miss Glbbcs' School was rc-opcne;, ON
?ss s?DSffYA DSfYA'7071 J ne ''iiT'111' 'T11 Ii.s' S
The sun., 1873-11-19

TUESDAY,. Nov ls.--FLoUR AND MTAL.--There
has been some further advance IN nuur, with an tm
proved demand. both tpr export and home use and
bakers and family bran ls have shared lu The uuQrUy
N mt after prul ngcd dullnrss. The Irnductiun of
nuur - everywhere on moderate scale and etork- a
small, Nhl" buyers for all grades Of stock
TodHy, nuu- steady. shipping grades more active but
less doing In letter grades, Minnesota spring baker
iu iair demand Ne. and sup' rhue quiet Southern
IN moderate nenaud. Rye nolT ururr. Buckwhtat
? p HI ti@fi15i snperhne Stale ani Western
g. 81 S5iui extra state. tblWs Stbl Western sprlnl
wheat extra, ttett 50 do. duunlc eXras, a. n.ofs
10. winter wheat extras aud double extras fd5lGt0
tlb shipping extras, - 2as hu.tO Clty trade nnd family
brand, q N tNdu Snutheru baAcrs and family hTauds
nuur-Nupernuc. tl,,si5i. Corn meal Western, 6c
f4NtffAO; BrsndN " ne. &c. tlSsIg3si. BurAwhrat
4 80 q lUU ib..
lRoyIs!oEs-- There has been some further improv,
m"ht IA he market lor hog prOauCts during the past
week, the result ut III aiNsucr ln tNeuAugt, "a "a
some natural reaction against tho ,NtrDuc low
prices mat had been reached. To Jay, i.ii1
hhls ucW moss sold no SI tor October. aud tii."-
tor fcnru ny iohblns busness AZ quot tii0us Brri
AZ ~ ~ tt hams more active; salDR 'tu h 49, new at
10 ttal Hncpn ruled shade hrmtr, witt sulr.I
on thr tpot quoted AZ a saln jbl uAt mostly iuuV
ahd slorl clear for JaI uary delivery, M i4C. Cut
". Lard fairy nctNe hut scarcely nrmi "a 10 sNu
tct at ~ thc. for prime city lAgi II 800 Tor prlm
Mtst,rh oh me sput l3lbc. fur January and &C. for
February. Dressed hogs dull AZ 'c, lower. We quo,
Pork k-Nl moss, + bul, Sl3 new mess. tlisiCsinhO,
prime mes westsrn. ts! pnm. mes., cl, ~ Z, ets
extra mess loe tl2 PRIME mess tc. sn1si5, india
moss f2Oa s2s. Bee hams, q hi t2lOslllIO! hans
picked, D, We "a, shoulders, TicAed, w s6Ac.
bcUhes' 1t2sAc' shoulders, dry sated, future Ss !
The sun., 1873-11-19
A MONSTER PEIIzxoN.
Ms,or Hsvemeyer's Biggest Joke-Whcnce
the Exhibition Company may have Taken
their Tweuty-six Thousand Names.


The committee appointed by the Assist
ant Aldermen to bear arguments for and against
a., A., 20, a., - a.. ,,...-t 4,
inc pfoposeu loan Vi S~'O"oVoV 10 'he 'huustridi
Exhibition Company met yesterday Mr.. James
C,np,itv ,f tho wnrLingueu's CentraI Cnunru
' " ~ -,
sald that the question: peiore the "orkhRmeh >
Union was how much work could be procured
f,r tho ,,u,,n,uI,vod Thev were onnoscd tn tbo
- ' Wv. w, " 80 -. X, 90 s,,1ao
granting oi the loan, pfeierring that sZ'WVNO
should be expended ON the public improve
,,,,r,. rb,,. intended ,n nsk tho c,,v a,,thnri
'' '"'' ~ ., -. -
tcs l" appropriate -uu"l'h' sum 10 '"htihue
| tho work nu them. II the authorities refused,
| they would adV Vucatc the granting OF the loan
to this company.
MIR. James Allen asked whether the Exhibition
! Company would give bonds that the iron to be
used IN the construction OF the building should
! be American iron.
MIR. q. \. G. Btrnett, Il director OF the COM
/ pany. replied tiat such bond would not mold
I the company lie kneW, however. that it was
/ the companN 's intention to use American ma
! tcrh as far as they could.
y petition which was sent to tho Legislature
! asking Tor the incorporation OF The COMPANY and
/ To which there are sid 10 ho aHNed tw,nty-siN
/ thousand signature, was presented by Mr.
! tuftun. clerk ot INC senate. Mr..
! l.. McMurdv. former PRESIDENT Of tho
company, was the next speakci. Alter
| saying that among the signatures To tho
! petition were tiosc uf nearly every merchant on
The sun., 1873-11-19
FINANCIAL AVID COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1S-P. M.-The Cuban
outrage and the contingencies of war with
Spain constituted to-day the chief Influences
which controlled Wall street speculations. Dur
Ing the morning trade, however, in the absence
OF any exciting news. the operations at the
stock Exchange were restricted and devoid Of
any special Significance, except that the bear
element appeared predominant, aud prices were
from a TO y cent. lower at midday. In the
afternoon, however, on announcement from
Washington that the Navy Department had or
dered recruiting for the fun complement Of
men allowed by law. and assisted also by re-
ports of a depressed London market, there was
an active selling movement inaugurated, under
the influence of which a decline ranging from
\ to IL y cent as compared with the best
figures Of the day was established, though there
was a slight recovery at the close.
The principal stocks dealt in were Western
Union, Lake shore, New York Central. Union
Pacific. Ohios, st. Paul, Pacific Mail, Wabash,
Erie, Rock leland, and Northwestern.
Late in the afternoon there were rInors, al
luded to IN another column, that one Of the
prominent banks was In financial difficulty In
consequence of the failure Of a large manufac-
turing establishment; but the report was re-
ceved too late to effect prices, though the
market closed fcverish aud unsettled, with in
dicatiOEs Of lower figures OH "Wednesday.
The total number Of shares dealt In was 3D.
!dS, OF which Western Union represented 5l,lVO
Mon Pacific lt.5tO; Ohios. i2jJo; st. Paul,1,300;
Wabash, 6syJ; Pacific Mail 42l5 Erie, 2,2JO
Rock Island l.HB; Northwestern, 100; pre-
ferred, 1880; Hannibal aud It. Joseph, LOO; /;
preferred, $50; -. Paul preferred, 100 boston,
Hartford and Erie, 4Ol; g., q. and |. c., 400 !;
Harlem, 100; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 3U at
isdisif New York, New Haven and Hartford,
800 at I25a l2lk New Jersey Central. 2l5 Pana-
ma, 30; Morris and Essex, 3JJ at eO'4 sgS6
Delaware, Lac >awauna, aud Western. 20; Com
solidation coal, lbO at l3h Furt Wayne. loo at
50; Canton, h1 at 90 United states Express,
luj aud Missouri Pacific, lUl at -, III.
The gold market did not, daring the early
trade, present any features of prominence. The
price opened az lU1g, and became strong, with
arise TO 1922 d, after which, under the influence
of realizing sale. there was decline to lcJt
The action. however. of the Navy Department
alluded to above, quickly chauled tue current
OF speculation. and the premium was advanced
one II cent. to llUi, with large and active tram
acuous, thoufh suuscqutnty roicting 70 lN's, and
closing At iUla.
IN gold loans the rates paid for having balances car
rCd we're ii2 gold, Z. a0i and =, with nnal ncsuta
tonsat 1aud The total cesngs at the tsold Ncllnr'
Bank were s3sfhtiNs gold balances. tiu.g.fss. ant
currency balances sltt A. The sub reasury med
itstGl "a cisd bonus, and va out N CON interest 0u
the public debt tiN"l. The following Ner, The prlu-
The sun., 1873-11-19
THE WiSHIAGT0N RING.
Figures whi'h were Intended 10 Conceal the
1rmth. but which Prove 100 Mmch.

WAsIlNGToN, Nov. 1s.-A lar-c ma,s oi
n.:uros frCln the report Of the Board Of Public
Works appears here to-day. They have been
docd cat ia dnblets under cover Of commune
cations 10 the city newspapers Tor some time
past, and to-day aupear a. official 1-urcs from
forthcoming reports. Though the document
Will be more voluminous and contain more clib-
orstc tables than last wear, the additional work
l. evidently Tor the purpose of cunCcaing facts.
II 10 noteworthy matter, and one which cXcites
much comment, that the report Oi the Treasurer
does not appear The Auditors report IL 10
NOV. |, but II only sets forth the work that hn-
been paid Tor, the large amount known to be un-
paid not appearing In any direct form, although
the attempt Is made to create the impression
that the sl44oOVO paid represents all work un-
der contract In another part OF the report how
ever, assessments Tor improvements are given at
$d,3OOOJO, Under law this must represent one
third of tho total cost of improvements, which
are thus shown to be over slsHn,Wn. The
nguTes given do not agree with the tables in the
last report of tine board In the matter of road =
ia the county, and IN the cost OF the same. there
Is a discrepancy ~ nearly $4,000. Many tables
are withheld, necessary To a fun comparison of
the statement OF the condition Of the District
as now gwen With that wniuh appeared by the
last report. OF the $3oUIAO expended on all
roads in the county, over $4,000 was expended
on the road leading out i've miles 10 GOV. shep-
herd = country seat.
The sun., 1873-11-19
THE PEEKSKILL MURDER.
THE INFORMATION THAT CAUSED
THE ARREST.
Tie Killing of Thomas Moiioney by Alfred
Dykcman Five Years AGO In uerkimer
County, and what ca me of it.

The Killing of Thomas MoIioney by Alfred
Dykcman Five Years Ago In uerkimer
County, and what camc of IL.
On the 11th of October, 1865 Thomas Mol
loney was killed by Alfred ". Dykeman In
who had Just been naturalized. announced his
Intention TO vote the opposite ticket from Dyke
mans. A quarrel followed, and Dykeman,
knocking MOiloney down, jumped on his breast,
stabbed him three times with n dirk, and then
jumped on him again. Apparently satisfied,
Dykcman said to his bewlldered companions,
I've Killed the - Irish - --; so now
he'll vote in hell" Dykeman ran away, and was
never seen IN the village afterward. Onicers
searched many months for him, but unsuccess-
f,tly. Tho case was not laid before the Grand
jury, no Indictment was prepared, and no par
tlcular attention was ever given the case by the
Yesterday Sheriff Brundage Of westchcster
county received q letter from Mr.. T. NJ Miller,
District Attorney Of HerlSmer county, inquiring
whether one Dykcman had ever Killed man In
Pceksklll, and announcing that person calling
himself Alfred Travis was In the Newport Jail on
charge OF killing man IN that village. That he
prisoners name Is Alfred Dykeman, formerly Of
peekskll.
Sheriff Bruudage telegraphed to MIR. Miller to
mold the man. AS lie was wanted In West, he ter
Attorney Hriggs summoned the witnesses yes
terday, and Tomorrow the Grand Jury will in
dict Dvkeman for murder. IIerkimer county
VIII deliver him to the westchcster authorities,
SUBJECT To return n not convicted.
Dykeman mas "A cousin, Peter B. Dykeman. in
IIcrNimer county, who. IL II said, has been se-
crctiug him. Recently trouble arose IN the
Dykcman family, and Alfred, In "a 1t Of anger,
klIlcd somebody, friend Of his cousin. Then
his cousin told The authorities " the pcekstlll
affair. Aitred Dykeman has a mother and Il
sister In lcektkil
The sun., 1873-11-19

pANA-LNoN. On Tlur.day, the i8,h inst BY tho
Rev. ". 'pnkl. Sumfcl q Dana tu Katherine W .
ua alrhtrf uf IA ucl T.. Lyon
PiNt-GLoNEk On Wcdncsdly, Nov ", az MID.
Ill town, Cnn. hy the Ecv Waiter Nifrhel, the Rev.
'hnie,M " lyrc e. lNa, daughter - Daniel Glover.
EuBf trsON -liAREEY on Thursday Nov g. BY
a." Rev John II lpc. wood Geprst A. Robertson to
MARY i "a kcs. ail q Hruosyr.
sA1hlN O-HuWNEk.-ln ths city. 90 Thurrday
evening. Nov 10. by ne Rev. W. McAlistpr Mr. Fera(.
Iaut racriuO To Nise Shr n T. nowucr.
:, s,O1l-sfAlDlNG.-lut tiis city, on Saturday, Nov.
y, y The hoN Nj WntOn, Nit samuel W. scott 10 Mics
NJ. Florence SIaldug.
STEWART -LALANDF.-In Phuadeiphia, on Wed.
n'-NHv morning p, by he Rev. Chas. ID. Cooper,
NJ; = h Stewart Of Ne" horA - Met Amena Lllande
IOMrklNs TOWLrH-On Wednesday, Sov 70 at
a." residence of the brides mother Si9 Atlantic Nv,
h"v w " SIMPSON, htrcs II. Iompkins 10 Katie X.
Fowler all Of HruukNn.
WlNANr- ColLEkD.-On wcdnocday. Nov. I2, at
~ sdcuce oi u hnIes parents, ny nc Rev Q Ro-
nel ne Jam d. nant. ir. Of New YORK TO l.the A
dsuglitr of Abraham C1Atrd, OF HacSenhack, j,
The sun., 1873-11-19

Attendance at tho EXCHANGE Soesroom yes
tcrdy small aud the Transactions coupr.srd sales
ly James ~ Miller, per order supreme Court n Tor.
closure, j. s. lawrence referee house AID lot rs,
So west side NJ Thtd avenue, % feet south ~ io4u
street for s5 ~ honfH and lot adlliulng $500 Tht
sac ut promises southwest corner Of south 4 Ia ave
nue. and blttci rr street Nas adjourned TO Nov -.
hN 4. III. Muller q son, per uldtr SIprrmu Court lu
partition Va. Mann, reltrec lot sil3 ioer, viii
luUdluE5, llS Prince street, Sl.tul also upt
stme order IN fortclo,utc. n. Hart, referee
10 lots ON lh street. north sid, SQ feet nf Elhh
avenue, Ss.n Also. plot Of land. 01i50 frrt, " t'
frame hu ings, east SIDE OF fir-t ay,utc, nj f,i
nutih Of sgurtA street. ~ Mouut NerAou MusteAcst,r
A. j. bleecker son 60. adjourned the sale OF eight
Ion streets 20 /, comhrr 10
Legal sales announced TO take place Al the EAchangc
to-day are Hy i. H. Ludlow Co, house and ivt
lsi Fast iitth etr ct
~ James MIMiler. lease ~ house and lot on Wcet
flfv'nfth street, i2t feet west Of Fignth avenue
Ry A. !. Blceckcr, son a 90, .-story brown stone
house, ~ East Fort y-slNth street.
ly Jere johnson Jr., one lot on kabt l!ith street
west of Fourth avenue.
The sun., 1873-11-19
Az EvCffIvG DEER HUNr
\ str1rGie with " ouudcd Buck IN the
water Tue Hnut.r Diving for his Iif,.

water Tue Uuut r Diving for his Lie.
MILFORD. Pa, Nov. 17.-Curlcy Pete
quick, noted A. "a hunter among a family OF
hmou. hunters. had an eN,lting advent urc with
wounded buck In Nc Goe Tavern Pond, one
day last week ITo wac ON a runawsv and au
iumcn-" n,e proug buck ran into the pond.
near where hc stood. quick jumped into his
boat, and followed tho dccr, dis hargiug both
barrels of hi. ride et the auiiual. lie saws he
Init It bad" but II koIt rlslt on. Redoubllnr
hi- ennrta, he sent hi4 boat alongside he door.
II had eot far ont into tho p0nd which At that
sTot g. half a mile wide, and very dep. Quick
had drupuod his rife la the bottom of the boat.
without reloadiur He thought tho buck va
80 badly wounded that he could dspatch "
with he kniie. li' .ei1"d n by one of III horns
and tired T. hold IT, hut the deer plunged AT tho
same time. and tn horn broke ~. throwing tho
hunter la kward, aud rlmost capsi1n, the boat
Reghning his equlibriuu, Quick agan seized
the deer hy the horns. the buck whirlcd sud
denly and pulled Quick out of the boat. lie
landed sqnar,ly on tho dccr's back, SIN retain
ing his hold On its horus. lie Wa iu a perious
lying bottom side az. he hueW from experience
tc danger ~ hand-to-hand contest with a
wounded deer on land vr water. n he could
hold hi position uu ho drcrs back no hOpel
8" ho carried safely ashore. iut tho deer, by u
-ul zen dUrNiuc ~ us hcId threw the hunter
over 'is mead in ~ iut nt him, and a.. next M
= ant -iruck him win his fore iCct. Quick slw
that Do" must nrii flr his life. Drawing his
hnite hc cll.'d with the now frlLtic annual. lie
plunged tho knife into tho dc,r's iork twice.
and then It -h3ncd from his hand an sank, leay-
Ius hiu dofeu tlD--
The deer meantime Ind not remited IN the
least li- mode "i warfare and Quiz, clothing
wa aliuu-t "utit'lN II iupCd from liu. Gudiug
that he stood no possible chance WITH the bucN.
ID" dove from u sight, 1ud coming up some uts-
tIr'' Uf, u dC for the nearest shore. The deer
did not follow, hut uk the shore at another
poni aud lost n9 tIluo ,n leaving quick ana the
d 30" hthlud llm. Ilc l1ut,r found him-
.ri ih most lltiai le risht. lie was nearly
naked and heuuullnd with col1. Moreover. hc
Was on tue side oi the pond opposite his ctbin.
and ~as obliged 10 walk half NuA rDun !, through
the uud"rl rush, before be could r'tch it. II.
wounds were painful hut not r,riou-. the
buck war found dead the next DAY quarter oi
"a uullc away.
The sun., 1873-11-19
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND TBERE BIZ THE
SUNS REPORIERS.
Work for ,b. Uuemployed.

The Tanmany members elect of the Senat @
and iiou met saturday In the Union Square Hotel
at the cill Of the Hon Peter Woods OF the sixteenth
District. After onccting an organization, an adjourn.
mont was voted until this evening. Tho meeting was
secret but It IL said that originally called TO take
action IN regard TO the labor question. Each Of the
newly elected legislators has already been overwhelmed
WITH applications from his constituents for employ.
mcnt on the public works. and sine the force has been
tomn,h reduced by the dcuartmcuts II has become m.
possible 20 procurt such employment. The programme
monOseu Is t1ld 90 De aCOmprOulse Win Comptroller
trCCn under which lie IA to he assured Of their support
providing he plies the means for cnarg the force
on the public works. aud thus gives employment to the
wotkinEiucn this winter. This story needs conntma-
uOn. Tie Iaumany mgmhcfs elect are Hugh Moore,
Jpnh or, nnd Ih9in.a Icdwlth s.nntors; and inncs
iiraley, william l.. Kirk. James llayVs james Ryan
Mathew rattcn, alfred WrgestaG louis & warren
Francis Murray James naly luscph nlumcufhul Peter
Woods, Andrew Blessing, Thomas Ot allahan, aud
John u. tOuEhln, members Of Assembly.
The sun., 1873-11-19
USIC ~ IHE B1ND.
The NOonday SeIoHHde to the CLERKS OF Jet
fersOn Market Police Court.

Ihc NOondnH SelonNdc TO the CLERKS OF jet
tersOn Market Police COuTt.
\ few minutes before noon on Tuesday a
band Of street musicians armed with large brass
Instruments which looked the worse for wear
filed out II a lager beer saloon Ia Greenwich
avenue, and, followed byia crowd Of small boys,
marched down the avenue and turning into
West Tenth street halted in front Of the en-
trance To- the Jefferson Market Police Court
just ~ the bell in the fire tower began to strike
twelve, Ave well-drcssed men asCended the stairs
10 the court room. The boys shouted, "There
20 the new clerks" and the German musician
Nig rousy played " \ aid Lang Syne." Tho i've
new clerks turned. smiled, ana proceeded. TIE
small boys Ltid down their heads and spoke
NOT word. Against the iron bars OF the prison
windows were the .Oca OF men and women,
AID uctrlng from behlud the hall-upened prison
kht were the Keepers. Tho musicians blow
untl they became rcd ia the face. After they
Lad pliNod the tune through 1--WE times, and had
struck tht tr.t note of the second bar the sixth
time the d Ils at the top f the stars opened,
ahd tne old clcrhs, led bY the German Baron
Mho mas interpreted to 20 many Justices the
ltngua 4e uf the Fathorland, hcgan % descend.
The small boy, shouted, Here they come
me hahd LOOK tue cue, and changed Aud
Lang 6lue lhtO the noEuc's March " without
taking the Instruments from their lips hhe
aud the keelefs stepped u tho sidewalk. Tho
number ol the faces al the grated windows in
'reased The I'D clerks stood for a moment
hstonlshed. THEN smiling bowed their ac-
nwlepgmcntI, hnd, turning into GreenN ich
""Jlut, dltal ttutd,