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New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
,rxrrrp sr,rys SUPREME COURT.

W,suryGrOv. y. c. Dec. 13.-No. l52-togg~
eIecatOr hyor A. q SashUs err9r 70 sae su
PIE Of Vsrs lot. a The C Of which lad been eonere
,; q S ~ I d. to ,s. .. s Ss- md G and on TIE
sSs sssaed r. s .s. @ jchasSn had power 20 s1y
and coei '.Ie' for e3rpoH& tss & having occupied
the premises pupo.es "hsher II h power esie ns
t.s, 80 ,'e.sed upon pTop,rg sS e .er the Ta over
The below snsser- both gTesa"ns - 40 ~, - - , ~
yerse conenied for BY pnn, mere oe rs III a
bserrn rrh III eciend tsaI this Court aet an.
thOnsd to 'he dessSl OF ts st.'e SSA s n r Wii
The .ui must be dsnd Fogg BFeeS1 'of PAa"1s = WINS
70 I53"B,rnr Bro. co al ar pabaey Morgan CO st
al ths Supreme Conf S sSs,e S'ro ~ ~ ,S B,s oS s
zu,eieed b se s,at and psihs 9ros ~
s N. rrrns - Gh.e.on kre Of 1855 the oosd.
saI.sed by b.st sn zoe ma. sassn "a s t 1fa M
the OF itne or,t sreOs s"a % @ Os
s@e By the a,'nl4P T.. IN sS5 s hs s mate E .ta,aio
s & ass on .1s ' = ns o. s' Th Coa d.rd
~, a. ,s 10 -. a. ,h. Sl. +. paid fall o their
es. - y ,,'. -, ru,.. b.s until hey practically
cos rom Which thl 20 Be ,reaied the same
% S,i oo, e rspe Of eh,rnehe aaet' Of the
q. s.s. s ~ PsyHsT ~ % & .' W bs,sai S ps sof
Chamberlain ,or eefruisutA , -. g. ~ tae .o9
r.s .sc... from sTi the n:i cosr
S' & ss s o. s,ns -, Gs' n. a,I en,
FSa. lou ana .sq , t.' s: bees oi c1 sf ca
ats osatioa s,srhsre the qu,Hiiy Of land 20 which
tDs n.tot, me Court below eeueed that hsy were
entitled 10 such e.rscatss Government bere nnian ha ne
40 po.er % e thai NC decree aass
been npiT th he should the s 10 Aie, apsh AHy
the pus and. Of be ard tsfei mat e -c
be 40 r,lr~d Atterne, Williams and Assistant! Atoey
General Mn Govsrb~ssts Los" 'onhs 49, 0A' 'ns m
eLmaIA
No ssoCoupt, n 81 C. Lvin,ron. et al error ihe
Supreme Of IN ubnited under tse -o,h
bs.ve, tb nxrtes The lille 70 tTa OF sna Ing
within te eouuty The raining under ihe swamp AVA e Of
the ose o n0s al zoe
g sitbn tha fendsn anssr ns p-1ns
from t The dec bel" sustained the rue
soasy ana %. ruHss the Coa rss1g e1' as eh ,r
assigned error for pamto w =" Vh7~"o" i"f
aefesdauts , -, A.. g.. -.
No. Ig-MeK,y ast all sppesi ron ine ocn Coaf
Csnoru. III, p.nsr this case tled a. b - restrain the
dsfendsu from The stairs sra tfnton NsI
packing ~ vocation oil ns
emed by ss.irnmeat that snto ne a~odans
u and receive esg hrn cases
bv from y rse he fsarr an Isrgu.
Of Inc sr. and Tutoss Of ne heA noehthns ana
question sro.- whether paentei srhes n o-n hW
fully made b, <trfonai Of ne pa'en' 3ishI ana
soh By him condition or resineuon 49, w. eI1'
incisded In bis assignment, The paienAef m4hues
right To use the srte. another Territory oi yer
has sr tia sane psirhI 's's
held the .nB.a,s Of ths question and .Ss cas-. s,., % s M
taking CONTRARY view 'ar "er
20h ras n for Aspsl ani CsrHs, .sa ,o
appellee, recently At this iern " asone'
b, Court beos 10 sisnisss The o"' 10 'H~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
RELIGIOUS INTERESTS.

Special services were held IN the Thirty
fourth-st Reformed Church, yesterday IN coinmemo1
ton of the 5Oh anniversary OF the churchs existence
Tie Roy Isaac Riley, the pastor, gave history Oh lne
church rom s organization, in 1873. until the present
year The first church OF the society was built IN
Broome.st at a time when this city had population OF
1900 people. The church abandoned IN 1900 when
the present church was built The Rev Dr. A. ZIDrske
make a short address.
The Rev. T. Kendrick preached in the First hethou
ist Episcopal Church. No. $50 Grand-st, Brooklyn
t. D., last night, Printers and Printing" lie bar
rated the history Of printing and affirmed that II was TN
the power Of printers 10 make il great moral lnBfu
the Enlightenment Of mankind OF TIE source OF
great misery and vice.
The Rev. j. NJ Manning D. D.. OF Boston preached In
the Collegiate Church OF Fithaye. anu Foriyghth-st
last night The text chosen from The second Corn
thiaus, 4th chapter, 4th The preacher SAID:
The sum and substance Of the gospel claim IA the
fact that has fallen away from his original relations
with Cod and only through the aonement OF Christ
that be can be restored. All the devices OF human life
are varying forus Of wordliuess. InHdeA!y must be
plaeel In the same category with the outward open sins
OF murder forgery. and the Ike. We doubt the
sooner man The unreay OF the soul Tie great need
Of unheef be raised out Of the power OF the nesh
into communion with God. The conversions OF Pau ana
Of Luther insplyabie mysteries 10 such as deny
every t4lng snpernat uTaI =, 4, -. ,, o.. -
The Rev. DIT. John Han made an address 70 young
men in Association Hall last evening. The number and
hearers were worthy. Inc WORDS OF
rho Bible taken as the basis OF his remarks were "the
Fellowship the spirit philippians chap H.. IT,
He treated The themes OF the fellowship OF the human
spirit God. the Creator win Christ. the Re eeemer
and with the Holy Ghost. Upon the fellowship with
Jesus Christ in suffering and labor emphasis was LAID
The fellowship Of Gods people was dwelt upon ana the
obligation Of young men ~ become active members Of
distinct and vital Christian churches urged Tie closer
fellow OF kindred souls IN the Chnrch loving good,
devoted his service, and unison IN effort for M cause
then described and the ways in which such faiiow-
ship can be.brOught about detailed. 10 sucR
sanctded fellowship said Dr Han, II owe more t.an
can repay in tins world" An opposite KIND OF TEL
lOwsmp mentioned BY st. Pdu-felOwshlp IN the WJf-
sh VI false gods "the fellowship Of devls'-was mem
toned and shown that the worship of false gods
IN the lusts Of the flesh. sti remains IN the world An
appeal young cast away utterly the Fellowship
OF devils and ABIDE by saIcted fellowship closed the
abr
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY,

sbants vas to state the names Of witnesses
when no was interrupted Brs1on ssssa and he
aeknow led god that published IN fB iRihus h.
asked II he wrote IT, aud said -.s,sn ne a to- to is
truth; don't remember that hs dI5 msas Otter ter
ss % oa, 40 1Sa .psas of e report ss
i0-no Mr.. Briton, think at this ile -. ns 20
TO the Grand Jury hat y vas not conpens ~, own W WKnowl
edge; we indicted TBs TRIBUNE; as Or shhhaa
leaving the Grand Juryroom ne sdld 10 nf Il; IL
Sid MT hear a of IT, but heard AL the rest s ~ Va
s0mething-that We could nj indct lhh Ah
MA evidence. ,.,.as. 7
am not contractor; firm is Willis Godfrey l.,od
no company / am not that M shanAs hau ~ ,rts
a1l s,lrgls.ea ne nae 70 '"' AO01' "1'i0- ''''''
O was ne not interrupted and prevented from stating
what Mr.. Warrens report would pr0vei A. NO nr"at %
stops himself at the end OF q sentence. don't hef -,
auehter.l don't hhk BritOn inerrIpted nm W u"S
Miig: we never examined Mr.. Warren's report IN
q Was not the drst question asked nm III ,H Ite be
The editoTship OF The rRpGSfii i.,ahs@ a sS
Q. What was the nexti A. Where he ilved
MIR. Cadwalader said to Mr.. Godfrey with hnee VI
sarcarsm in tone. that he might go Long iouu m
moderate laughter followed the last answers the Wln
made 70 the questions Mr.. Cadwaader pat 10 h' 'i'
MI speir with difficulty restored order
T. Bergen another member OF this jury SAID tna' N''
examination of Mr. shanks did not occupy more 'nan
10 minutes. He said he thought Mr.. Godfrey was ms
taken in some OF his statements He did not hear MI
shanks asked If he had written the article himself
thought that the first question asked him was wac ~
the responsible editor OF THE TRIBUNE. MI breA'
H. Murray and Robert Johnson, also members oi ~"
Jury testified that they did not recolleet that MT
was interrupted while he giving testimony
Judge Pratt testified 70 the exceptionally hEh MUM,
character OF Mr.. Britton. and also the diligence anu
earnesness with which he performed his ohieHi dHI "
far as he had observed.
This closed the testimony bearing on this count anu
the Baisbeck perjury was taken up Mr' bil''Oi
made long statement of the part he took 10 the o'
embodying general denial Of the charge nj n"'
thews foreman of the Jury before whom the case
came I'D testified that Mr. Brittons statement oi "n''
occurred before the jury correct The invesueoH
was then adjourned until II O'Clock this morning "Ao
those present putting on their greatcoaIS anu p
paring to leave the the witness Godfrey iore
man of the October Grand Jury, heard TO say 10 one
OF his fellow Jurors. II Britton and ana OUT II
he wants us Monday. It, all CANNON in all OF lie coti
Don't you want TO Monday Ifyou dont lus' say
so and will speak Brtton and get you on c-A uo
IL easy enough"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
A NOTED ROBBERY rs.cyp voNy.

Charles Hobbs, charged with being the
leader of the thieves who Oct IT, robbed the house
of Mr.. Post rich farmer Of Embogcht a village on
the Hudson. near Catskl on Saturday by
Detectives Elder Fields. and King OF the Central ohice
Hobbs is accused Of having entered Mr. Posts house
with five mon at nightfal the day mentioned, and
driven the entire family TO upper ROOM where the
thieves tied them with to Two Of tho gang
then watched the family, while the others rapsac ked
the house for plnnder They secured the following and
then fed from the house t22s currency go gold
two Greene County bonds Tor 500 each, aud severa
checks The authorities Of CAtskl have since strenu-
ousy eDdoavored 70 trace and person VINO
committed the outrage, but have met with no success
Hobbs identified on saturday by Mr. Post and sew
members OF hs family and he Wa surrendered "
Justice DAVIS OF Columbia County.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
BRITTON'S DEFENSE.
GREAT nEAr OF CROIrND COvERFp.

AGREAT DEAL OF GROUND COVERED.
TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEY CLAIMS TRAr THERE WAS
NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE AGAINST KEENAN,, AND
DISPLAYS TEMPER wHKN CLOSELY QUESTIONED
IN REGARD TO THE FAIsIrCAnoN OF THE
RECORDS OF PUBLIC OFFICER.
saturlay's session in the investigation of the
charges OF malfeasanee which have been preferred
against District-Attorney Britton was long one
much work was accomplished at il, and the very
able and searching ross-examination by Henry L.
Clinton of Mr.. BrittOn. regarding the third supple
mental charge, was a noteworthy feature Two un-
important witnesses were first questioned concern
ing the election fraud cases and the sixth count
then considered. In it Mr. Britton is charged with
willful neglect Of duty and improper conduct in not
trying man named Keenan,, who was
indicted for forgery. Tie explained at length
his cogduct in the ease. claiming that
there not enough evidence to insure conviction
and that therefore, he had not brought the TO
trial On the cr0ss-examination by Mr.. Cadwalader
he acknowledged that all the election could be
tried If there was sufficient evidence. The third
supplemental charge. which is, in effect, that Brit
ton falslfed the records OF a public officer In making
afalse return Of the Sheriff. was then taken mp.
Henry L. Clinton and c. A. Runkle appeared for the
prosecution on this charge. Mr.. BrittOn made long
statement of his action in the case during which he
contradicted himself once or twice, and SAID that
the remarks made by deputy-sheritfs regarding con-
versations between himself and them were unquali-
hedly untrue. Mr.. Clinton then subjected him to
a severe cross-examInatiOn, by which he was
80 enraged that be lost control over himself. The
three Justices who signed the commitment of Mr.
Sharks testified that they bad done so off the bench
and out Of court. Mr. Britton testified regarding
the second supplemental charge. which is that he
improperly prevented a witness from giving testi-
mony before a grand Jury. He made general denial
OF the count. Willis Godfrey, foreman of the Grand
jury. before whom. as alleged, Mr. Britton com
mitted this o1ense also testified in Mr. Britton's
favor but others who were called TO corroborate
HIM declined do so in important particulars. Tes-
timouy was also taken regarding the Rais5eck per-
Jury case
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
P4SSENGERS SAILED

ron rTvRRPOOL-Er sear.sAip Republic Dec l3In5ss Hilton
Mr. & sgsaes ar Mr Charles Foster M fre.nI DR.
Irary Lieut. IL Courtrnay Mr. H. REQ Mr. K W. Bevueh, Mr B
mud Howl w, gsorse Lsshi h Ona ~ oESs % M a. eaT
strong M Hirts Sai NJ sfLs M,yaaEs, NE, G1ial'
80 NJ ~ L. Hary Nj Juan BouosA M Tomas Macorsno Mr.
} AcKnnos heKisnou, Mr. bdwari Blackwell Mr.. W Il.
FbR TIyERPoGL-Ea steGnslp city Of Brssct, Dee l5-ar
sb.rucs AZ ae,IoHsd n MSy dr'ha" Miss
Sandbaeh Thomas Wharton John ikpson John aur sidney
Tbornon Metca Johu Mitchell Henry King Robert Smith y.
r. FrbIBk Linder John Dickinson bridge, C. Pal
m,r Groy GeorEs heyeessr = SIep a. W. iael,on r0i D.
yd a. Morris Mr. Acrde Rev. FrAn Jsfheott John huOy,
Alfred aud s @ cose c T. o'bon W. wiHierton,
Foa HAvRB-Ia IAaas,p Prsc, Dee, ls.Gsa A. 7. A. Tor
b, United States Consul at Pans, Mo Tsbers NJ r. MeLane Mr.
Mr. v Wsch Mr. d. Ch.aloo. Aaolphs ssh-ob Jus
s.$I' ~. NJ NJ jsSs gso s .S Mr. o Pos Nj. sa o1s
joan Cord Ms: heiHgre NJ .sa a Joha Turner three
Ia d oesbeaH Mr. John Fuon Miss Mary Fulton, Mr. jules Ber
root MI Jsy@sSe NJ snd M. Nicola. sorph P'sS , NJ
H. Van De Voer Bvsrd G.rey dse Agpoas ,srsI J. D.
Mile Autoipetie Meal Mile Je1as. Ae " Asdrs", Ma Dsses
.ue Albert Larne Miss Leaise irue Jo.eph WINE sn Na
Lew Mr. and a- Nsrt.u ssl lnean Airva G'no
prsno p.rr Octave Edward Br-seh Caroline seeier
EoR SAVANNAH samsA,p Jaanao. Dee l3. -csra
an. ..s % 2 J. G Ssap NE ny Ts 81 q s %
EIss Dasrsoo Miss Helen .sOISaei IAes.I wife .na 'es
nasorsa e. b. C.ssouy Clarence Mis-, aoIe anderson, Miss
Lotto Anderson Lsber Du b. lngh.m. Miss Ban6ndge
nsn. sra Re-, Ess.oa anasos IL Bingham G voa DOsE
III, C. Hart Arsbs.a snth csnno,. Aso. o. rsses
1.os ros .sd srosssr. Post ; Murray B,sSci G. "
AI sas..ss ..a s's x",s sss As5'fl " s.sss s:S
Wen: lsa % s.S. g. tsss s nsSss, ssSs,s ''g. S.r
FOR GLASGOW (. .,es..Ay gsg.s;e M s De, lsIa, lone,
s E-ss.a s',s !'l: ssassss ssss I sss w. sa1.
sisss sss h... B.,..... iSaa.. cs.. Bsn
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
A MODERN KS1eHr.rEMpLAR HoyoRED.

A large number of persons of high rank IN
the Masonic fraternity gathered at the residence OF
Benjamin r. Brady Saturday evening TO witness tho
presentation of testimonial Of knighthoOd 10 Sir
Walter VI. Fleming. II. d. Eminent Commander of Coum
bian COmmandery, No. l. Among the guests present
we're John W. simons. Gen. Charles Roome, W. v Alex
ander, ex-Judge Samuel Jones, Dr. A. L. Northfup
EllwooG L. Thorne, Gen. William SOuthwick
DR.. James A. Reed. George ". Miller, Albert
g. GoOdall, DR.. ". ". Walker, and Gen
Hobart Ward The testimonial Is the present OF Sir Ben
jamn r. Brady, and rendered to Dr.. Fleming by
Gen. Charles Toome Grand Generalissno OF the Grand
Commandery, nan address full O kindly feeling 10 the
recipient. Dr. Fleming expressed his thanks, and then,
after short time spent in the inspection Of the gift the
guests invited TO collation. Addresses were MADE
by John W. mons A. g. Goodal. and others. Harrison
Millard and william IL. Davis sang several sosgs
and recitatOns were given by W. J. Florence
Frank Mayo, and W. l.. Fleming. The gift dis
plays the banner of the Knights Tempars
resting upon frame Of ebony and ightcoored wood
by 55 inches The upper fold of the banner hangs for
ward over the piece Of the standard and s made
OF black cloth illuminated with gold and silver. Upon
the face OF the banner traced dim lines cross
and In the center or the banner photograph
of the recipient. which has upOn It's right figure OF
full armed TEN plar and at the left Pilgrim warrior.
The testimonial will be displayed AZ the reception OF the
Morton Commandery, at the Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
cUsroM-HoUsE PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings are about to be begun, 1t IL
said against several importers OF dry goods for alleged
irreguary in the importation OF handkerchief in valu
able boxes and paying duties only the contents inc
charges are based upon ths act which provides that
the dutable value Of merchandise imported IN PACK
ages. general rule. embraces the cost Of the casH'
box bag bottle other envelope covering when 50
purchased bat when such Is case. and the en-
velope covering has been purchased furnished
reparate from the conenta the cost Of such envelope OF
covering must be added 20 the of the eontenfs
IL 10 charged Also that aces aud goods
have been smugged with handkerchIefs IN sorae IN
stances.
Examinations have been held in the Custom bonse
preparatory 10 appointings clerk at salary " fsp
and some night wiLchnen. The appointments nave NOT
yet been made but II is understood that results OF
tie EXAMINATIONS VIII be laid before the Collector 70
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
TRIBUTE TO HORACE aspp,yy.

At the meeting of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen Saturday the following mem bers we're sp
pointed 70 sct an company with ike commities from
the other Board appointed Last week. present 70 the
family Of the late Horace Greeley an illuminated
memorial album as tribute TO his emory from the
Common Council Of this city: Assistant Aldermen
Thornell, Wisser Tbeiss, siwonsoD, and Brueks
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
A QUICK TRIAL AND SEVERE SENTENCE.

QUICK TRIAL AND SEVERE SENTENCE.
The trial of William Doogan, charged with
being OF the who boarded the brig Mttano
sunday. Nov. 80 and stole 500 worth OF property
resulted in his conviction tho Court Of General ses-
sions Saturday Recorder Hackett sentenced him to
the State Prison for 20 years Assistant DistrietAt-
torney Rol ns appeared for the people. and william r.
Knitting Howe j. H1mInel, and Charles Oliver Tor the
prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

psysep 81 s,jd GcNsm Pe hceos usssss sse ns
besit sppo rrrev the Gle secuhsy ne sun
f1500 Bovse art The Lsn INA co-J1pscnf smsn-
rcs,thur smth art lie baron o AZ
orAs 81 aee Berger uat Pannn reoov,f
lngneri. Ar- Motion granted bfeSn SGT
nesderHn = al Order Appointing receiver sane sft 10y aag
Ordef Smith haphse)fdr sba
have judgment denafr viii 80 oos but Sih esy &c '~'
sgt berry and aBo-Ordef grsutca.
Common PIeas~SpecIaI Ierm-By Judge Loew.-In
tue mse rtc Buck Recsnage srt Rctrsz oD 81 p"'
bradley agt hnh -See Depsnh Az
Order Of cled 81 costa Mcsher sgt Lc.esenhonon
granted
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
pECIsIONs-Dec. Is

supr,n. court-rhamber,- r,-fy Judge Brady.-Hann
su. vsorha-Msuca dsisd (er ecnent rso M
Bsrrosshs asuisd ses ep'Ssst The nsA" 's"As
institst'sn sxt Dodge -tMsSsnsAst 49,
By Iadgs RsnebsrIn uhs zaset te ef Bsnsssin .L
anda wiihans e a. Dfew-JuAgmens psasss
LsnA AT H.suaS,os- --Asnssaads for council =,
Supersor Cowt-Speciai 1erm-By Judge Freedman
ss6ar ysssi en,es M "a
as Hosapassr Asyisn ssses
tl0 sssSAast 10 ssssH s"es ~ ssss "
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
Wilson Mis- Ers 1ars nsess Bws's xssssdJ O. w. nesss
1NrATUaB ALMANAC

sum 7,I8i sos "'' '''' ~"s
atau esv--AS
- H., N c.. .spd. 4:lS asD Sss rsYy.. SIT
-. .,1g SsT,s i,,na ~ asa Hell ssss s~r,.. s.l3
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

SEw-YORK, saturday. Dcc i3. 1879.
The local horse trade for the week under
review quiet and devoid of any new or Interesting
features In the Bulls Head Market Trade % work
horses mas been languid and the aegreg gate dstrbu
tions have been comparatively small Prices showed
marked downward tendency the limited supply not
wltbstanding Encouraged 0y the prevailing defsec.a
tiou IL values, there has been 4tte mCre LelAnd COR
ne carriage and coupe horses, and the aggregate saes
have probably been large usual ~ tins st;ge or
the season; there were however. no especially Dote-
worthy transactions. and prices realized Gd l0t
over 1900 per pair, ana from 800 70 $3.50 Or n-e
horses The sales by auction included horses oi various
descriptions and the distributions were frequer V made
az better prices than could have been expected al Ao
present condition Of the general market
SALES OF THoRoUGHBREDs AND TRoTrISG STOCK.
Messrs Darrow, Parker d BurIingame have sold tho
mare Jennie Moore Mr Whitmer Of Cleveland, Ohio,
for $500 Gen. II. II. Baxterof Rutland, VI, las pur
chased Of Mr. shepherd T. Knapp OF New York city, the
two-vear-od colt Waldo s5Oa (Valdo il by Aessen
ger Duroc Mildred by HamDietoniau, second dam
Iauda)
Al Messrs Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart ara
New York Tattersai, the following horses were to-day
orou ght the hammer and disposed OF as follows;
uaLas.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
pASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

vRon sAvANRAB-Is ses~sAsp vtrvo Dee l3-Mn assr
Cssss sAsh Me- hsonsss ~ 1sA<ss, Ls~esss
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
GOparlnrrsnlp Aonres.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
IN The Arm Of Co ssss 10 As
ysst MARSH vl sstssss
lt~srsssBiyl ~ Asss Assss H. ssAss sGasss
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

There has been little doing the carriaga market the
week iust closed Trade Is dun and no mrortant inn
proYement expected anti next Springs trac There
large stock OF sleGns az the repositories, but ts
far weather ged any demand Prices
Of sleighs follows Portland cutters from s5 10
$50; Albany cutters from 500 10 sl50 Albany pony
sleghs S15 $500 Portland seigh two seats, A72 20
s2J0; Albany six seats. $3.50 20 $500.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
MiHleildneouS.

EMPIRE WOOD DEPOT, ia East Twenty
aeh.' Lord ..1 X sdlas woo o... helery
Orders bs dsiiyerra With dispatch, fee vi charge
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
Cal -fNnL RS-rnIa nN

FAIfNDhHS-fria DAY
suPAHsE CouRT crrfAHr II RsaUsH BaHRETr''-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

Charles MastAge, 0nOgs as
GTbb1 fiori0u asnu and battery Mary
nn ats receiyin goods Joan kefe alias johnny
te Greek grd aneny William Kerr grand Tc1T Edward Hal
loran Denol; John Carver and William r. Nee
han srcey person. Bons larceny ron fle persons
iln Dsvd Murphy lsreelv from the person Nadehas
Pnker dlsosgT JosE Brady Alas Grady felony, ASs VI
1867
OYER ,sD TannSER-DAsiEs J-liay Genet grand larceny
snd 'alse pfeeaseS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-18
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS.
SCRAPS.

A lady in New York says she doesn't want
to be lectured about extravaganza when, to her
knowledge, the young man of the period briggs
home bills of $50 tor neckties; and $3.50 for a
few pairs of ivory and oxidized buttons; and a
night-gown Of blue India silk, pulled aud ruitiod
in sinful fashion, for 500; and halt dozen OF
raw silk underwear at SIS the set and Balbrlg-
gan socks for S275 pair; and dozen lawn
ties for 81 apiece.
An Iowa paper makes the discovery that the
women are taking an active part IN pollucs, and
saws one Julia GaIretson is knocking the socks
off" the grange orators in Iowa. An exchange
asks whether the gentle Julia would not be bet,
ter employed daruing the socks, instead OF
knocking them off anybody
The Laramie Sentinel sends up this Macedo-
MAN cry: There is fearful aud terrible scar
city of girls in this country. not only tor cook
Ing purposes but we know Of lots of young
men who would even be willing to take them
raw and for life at that.
A lady reporter sent to an agricultural fair
wrote of a lot of young pigs; They look too
sweet to live minute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-18
LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS ALL CASH,
amounting ~" Wy
The distribution will be positive whether al
the tickets ere sold or not, and the l2UOgifts all
paid in proportion to the tickets sod-all unsoid
tickets being destroyed as ut tho First and Sec
ond Concerts and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $1,000 Halves $500; Tenths,
or each coupon $500; Eleven Whole Tickets
for S5OO.OO; ~ Ticket f. r > ,OO0U; 1l3 Whole
Tickets for S5,0WOO; 227 Whole Tickets for
SlQ,OOOOO No discount on less than SoOOO
worth Of Tickets at q time
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Con-
cert as we'll as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second makes it only necessary to announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale OF every
ticket The Fourth Gift Concert will be con-
Quoted in all lis details like the Third, and full
particulars may be learned from circulars which
will be sent free from this office to all who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders ac-
companied by the money promptly filled: Libe-
raj terms given to those who buy to soil again.
TIIOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ Libr. Ky and Manager Gift Con-
cert, Public Library Building Louisville,
kentucky. aug 27-u2aw&wtwtDl