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New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
THE BANKRUPT Ia ".
PROTEST AGAINST IFS REPEAL.


MANY of the leading merchants of this city
are greatly exercised the hasy manner III which
the repeal of the Bankrupt law has pdshed through
the lower House OF Congress. They complain that no
opportunity offered TO test the sentiment OF the
mercantile community the subject. aud they rePn
date as unfounded the declaration of Congressman
Tremain that the commercial community OF New-fork
TASK for q prompt repeal OF the law Wnat they
do ask for is a modification of the law, and they
say that this all thar was contemplated
when Congress met, and was ali that the
House OF Representatives asked the judiciary
Committee to report. No dreamed that a hill was
to bereported repeating the law, otherwise, they say,
there would have been general remonStrance on the
part of merchants against it, The memorial appended
hastily drawn up IN this city yesterday ana us
patched to Washington, where II Will Doubtless be pre-
sented 10 Congress to-day. The signatures TO 1t com
prise some leading merchants IN the cty and II IS
said they would been far numerous had there
been time 10 get the Other petitions of similar
character viii be before the Senate takes action
on the bill.
To the Rono,ub'c the Se,otc o,.d House Of ReD'rsenta
tires Of tie C.,ted Siaes, G Congress dSsen1isd nOui
inemOrialsis, business men ~ me tN ol -,eS %
approving the principle Of ihe Bankrupt law OF "a OF
March, 1867. tnat the estate OF an Ins'hvent shodo
law uniform throughout the United states. be divided
equally among the creditors of the lneoyeut ana oe
evng uniform rule shoVd exist throughout the
whole country for the prevention OF frauds upon ana
preferences creditors IN cases OF Insolvency
aud that like Uniform rule should prevail by when an
honest inscyent obtain discharge from his dents
while agreeing that "a number OF its proVls10ns the
law ougnt 10 be amended, respectfully remonstra,e
against fhe proposed repeal Bankrupt law, and
rv vour honorable bodies take the amend
1e1t NJ tbe same AMI your InemorialIsts, in duty
bound, will ever pray, Ac
y = Jaffray A. 90. : b. CbittendeD & Co.,
L. NJ Bates Co., IehDaier BrolherS'
seth Il HUNT Eastman Bgeow d Dayton,
Mills a Gibb TeBt GrIswold & Co..
DanI Valentine Co. Gudenbefg Bros d Co.,
lord A. Tovlor Elliot C.. COwdIn 4 Co.,
Rartett Beery Read a. & o. Cook. Valentine CO.,
Benedict. Hall 4 co., Hlcicr " Co.,
Arnold Constable a Co, Richard Isclin & Go.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
FINANCIAL THEMES.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
The Produce Exchange have received the
official programme OF the adjourned meeting OF the
National Board OF Trade to be held at Baltimore on jan
49, 1874 and following days The first subject to oe ais
essed reform Of the currency the resolutions haVng
been submitted by the Boston Board Of Trade. Ihey
are to effect that the National Board Of Trade RECON-
mend to Congress provide by law for the restoration
OF the specie standard circulating currency OF inc
United States and for regulating the issue anu uso VI
such currency basis specified IN the resoutlohs'
large number of amendments the original resouions
will also be considered and acted upon. The secohd
subject is the restoration Of specie payments pro
sented by resolutions offered by the Baltimore Board OF
Trade 10 the effect that the true interests OF te country
demand return 10 specie payment at the earliest pr'c
ticohe moment and that any further imitation OF an
rredeemable paper currency viii postpone the period
when return TO specie payment may be accomplished,
and ia therefore nexpedent. The third subject Is
policy for the General Government III regard TO Natlonai
Ranking prescribed by the Board Of Trade OF Cincin-
natl Recommendations also presented by the Phi
adelpha Board of Trade with view TO the passage Of
amendments which will lead 10 an equallza-
ton of the benefits of the banking sys-
ten and 10 the correction OF such defects III
its workings as experience may have suggested. The
Board of Trade Of Chicago and the Executive Council
will present papers on transportation The Chamber OF
Commerce OF Milwaukee will present resolutions on
railroad transportation OF grain in bnk Oiher sueect
are Bureau OF Internal Improvements construction OF
revenue laws, captaton taxes on iInllgiants, hthe
registration firms, uniformity OF manufacturing laws
Mississippi River levees reorganization oil he inuhn
weights and measures, the Daren Snip Canal ana the
amendment OF the Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
BUNKER HILL AT THE RINE

An audience of nearly 1000 assembled at the
Rink to witness the great military spectacle entitled.
The Battle OF Bunker HD. which was brought out for
the first time evening in addition to the usua long
list Of novelties which are synonymous with the name
OF Phqnix T. Barnun. After varied programme Of
ingglery horsemanship, feats OF strenctb the
,rapeze &S the defeat celebrated as the victory
of Bunker Hill ushered In by n military
band which preceded the review OF the british
troops resplendent in red uniforms who oudIy an
plauded an address Of their general ,dr H. NcboIs,.
who hsrangued them on their duty 10 The King After
the exit OF the British troops the American oor Guard
sppesred and audience treated 10 patriotio
soDg by Paddy Whack tMr. James Cook after wbich
the American ARMY defed in front OF the scene which
represented an inclined stockade. The f0rmidabe hat
terry of three Quaker guns created quite tensation s
they we're drawn along and the address Gen Worren
nv AymaT fired the hearts OF his troops ana roceiy,d
ioud applause The double ring then feared ana I'm
bil and met by the Americans, loot, horse and
dragons. and q sanPviinary scene then eusued en-
Iyened by the strains Of martial music and the etona
tiODs Of eI plOsi0ns After terrible oOnfce during
bich the walls Of the fort blown up the repressi
bile YaDEees drive the foe up The hill agin aud the CORY
closes IN blaze OF red light the Goddess of Lab
erty suddenly appearing white horse. IL wlll be
~ epested every evening t.!! fUItLes Dotice
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
LECTURES AND MEETINGS

The list Regiment Band gave a concert, in
the Academy OF Music, last night There was a large
audience present.
The sale of collection of fine art and stand
ard works begun at Leavius Rooms. in Clinton
Hail. last night The British Gallery Of Pictures after
the old masters, bound in half morocco brought ts
aud the Book OF Gems OF British Poets, embeli
with line engravings after Turner aud Laudseer,
brought W.
The 7tb Regiment y. g., on the evening of
Jan. c, will give reception at the Academy OF Music
The tickets issued, I5O0 in number, have already been
sold The boxes 10 be sold at auction nj the Armory
The evening Of Jan. It 10 expected that the pro
ceeds will amount 10 $1,000. all OF which will be voted
TO charitable purposes.
An indignation meeting of cOlorcd residents
called take in reference TO the death OF George
w. Champler was held on Wednesday evening in Zion
Church. at South Third and Eeveuth-ss.. Brooklyn
T. u. Addresses were deli vered rejecting upon ths
management OF the Eastern District Hospital DIS
pensary and resolutions read condemniDg the
course IN that institution with reference to him.
The annual meeting of the Board OF Educa-
on Of the Method'st Episcopal Church was held a, The
Mission.rooD, No. sG Broadway yesterday. B,shop
Japet presided. and tie Rev. n l.. tob.eigh, ID T.,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
poorH's THEArRr-Mg. cHANrTAu

BOOTHS 1HEhIRE-MH. tHANlEAts
Mr. Chanfrau is like the prudent cobbler ;:
be never travels without his lit On Monday he came
out NJ Booths Theatre and found to he equipped
~ usual Mr. Chanfrau first acted XII. in ths city, in
Nav ISL AZ Niblos Garden The play and the person
alton were infinitely described IN THO Journal at that
time. "Kit' is good play of a bad knd II II "a good
play, because IT is well pat oGeth.r thohy stuffed
with effective thoGgh e1tFaFaGaniy unreal copies
OF actual Objects; suggestive oi ono sIron2
character aud one fororn hfG pictorial
OF certain rufany phases Of frontier OlrGar;y, and
sufficiently interesting in story Keep the average
,pec,ator in condition Of suspense and curiosity %
its elimination. The kiud = bal, because IS the Kind
that aims substitute cheap photography of common
rlace objects artfuly selected and doftv combined
incidents of human conducand traits of human carac-
fer. gives such tumults as hres, explosions baI-room
rows and streetfghs, instead of dramatic climax; and
4, false to the actual without bcing 20 the ideal and
foreign 10 art without being cousoDant with nature.
:" Xii" however affords Mr ChaniraG-fOr whom II
written by Mr. Edward : Spencer II Baltimore - back
ground whereon 10 paint vivid portrait OF the western
American Rough of the bctter class; and this portrait
MI Chaufrau paints the literal colcrs Of o. Forget
ting the unreal source of his aud the coarse
mediums ofcrcumstance through which they find eX-
preston the sympathiLes with hum IN suffering
and In ac;ion and competent judge OF acting can
fan 10 he impressed 10y the felicity with which Mr..
Ghanfrau bodies forth pecuarllies OF physical COnd
ton and the easy with which he expresses subtle
attributes of the mind and c1aTaetersnch shreWd
hpmor simulated noBcbadnoe repressed sagacity, drol
shrewdnes staggering audaoity of the bowie knife
brawer and rugged tenderness the honest back
woodsman.
DEANArIc NOTES
"lIumpty Dumpty" has entered pr0sperouSly
on It's fourtn week al the Grand Opera Hou>,. Mr. FoA
proves to the best magnet vet established in that
Theater.
Mr.. Hartz will begin n new series of his
curious and amusing entertainments next Monday, at
Robinson Han. The Indian Box Tgl'k IL TO DO made
conspe uous feature.
Mr. Charles Roberts, jr.,-a public reader who
OF the public attention, the of both
modesty and art.-gdve an entertainment at Orange,
y. j., on Wednesday evening
At an entertainment,-the 2jth of n SERIES
at the Charity Hospital, at Backwci's Island Dee H.
the following artists united their Efforts and gave their
C. q. Bush, Mr.. ArtburT Hills, Mr.. w. H. Beckett MT
lacks Tneater, NJ. +. RegImey, of Sibo'., and Mr.
Coulter.
The Vokes Family and "The Children in
the. Wood" are successful al Hlblo'a Garden ed
Astray" proves ATTRACTIVE ut the Union square Tbeater
Mr. FeclIer will continue for "a while To act Claude
Heaofe at the Lyceum but speedy change of nil ia
promised and Mr. Fechter viii appear as Robert orGre
=" She Sfoops 10 Conquer" tonight at Walack's The
current drama Tony Pastors Opera House il called
"Unele Sans Blue Jackets'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
r.yss ACTIVITY IN wALL-sT.


,>,o,. .uo,rr WESTERN UNION AND WABASH.
e was n duh place yesterday. The
-, ,o.l.,s made few purchases, and some OF them
lz,s IN the stocks which they had been quietly buy
49,, o., ,be last week. There therefore, general
n,,ns m stocks from the opening prices. though they
.os,d M an advance the lowest point or the day
A, ,.cepicn was iu Western Union. which closed
A hirncr the opening rate. Great confidence was
.Ypressed that dividend would soon be paid 10y the
company. and the stock prOfted by the behef Ihero
we're also rumors that the Western Union company
had leased the Pacific snd Atlantic Telegraph
nut no confirmation OF the report could be ootaihea
The story was not generally believed, as no meeting Oh
tie directors of the Western Union has been held since
il,at ~ Tuesday evening at which arrangement OF
The ond was made.
wabash fe off from 5ll to 5oi on report that there
lad been fresh OF stock Inquiry at the once OF
The Company established the fact that no meeting OF the
directors had been held recently in NewYork and none
of The empoyes knew OF having been held in
fhe West was their impression that there had been
no tune within "A week two when quorum OF the
directors had been IN Toledo.
Money was abundant, and only the inactivity Of
spectators and dealers could have caused depression
IA prices The daily Treasury statement shows further
Snnaton of currency OF sa,3OOoO within the last
bonrs The legal-tenders outstanding amount to
ts7bs17o,O Gold closed at llis after having reached
2 Foreign exchange closed at 1Os for co days sterling
soies.
An adjourned meeting Of the New-York creditors OF
golf A Levi OF New-Orleans was held at the Astor
House yesterday The Committee appointed to consider
lhe interests of creditors submitted report advS-
g an extension OF from three to twenty-iom months
The measures recommended were adopted.
The snt of Edward B. Wesley receiver OF the Union
Trust Company against Lazarus Cssgarten ana otheIs
has been discontinued by mutual consent with the APP
proyal OF Judge Ingraham. In the several other suits
Instituted by Mr. Wesley receiver, among them those
against Edward Wight against Charles T. Carlton the
ahscondIng cashier against Edward f. Rookie and the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, the Union Trust Com
pany has been substituted as plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
The DEFECTIVE ASSESSMENT LAWS.


IlsI oF TBE rERNOSs WHO HAVE SUCCEEDED N
HAVING THEIR ASSESSMENTS VACATED, AND 1HE
AMOUNT oF rHT CirY's loss.
The recent letter of Controller Green 10
Mayof BaVeDeyer calls attention 10 the IA
sr1fty with which proper,yOwners procure The
vacation a. tbcr assessments on mere tech
pleahues leaving the additional expense TO be-
borue by the cly sTse. There is now owing To the
CITY more than >eOop0 from of real estate for
Improvement, Ihct have been made aud pad for nv
the cfv The Controller j. apprehensye that consi!
.aDe portion these assessments MAY be vacated m
The maBner Of previous years. The following J.
summary % me amounts vacated from The year lsj?
70 1872 inclusive 1853. >5.2B % 1865. t21J Is loC2
a. pe o. 1866 s222 a. 1854 >5 So 1868 s117Sl 50 1866
Ssss Is ls65 sO9lS 1866 ssJ.gto IS 1869 $o- IS
mo s397c 81 1871, s5lO42 Is 1872. s@''9 49, Total
Sg0qa9 a. The fun anonnt for 1879 cannot OF course
be determined until the year has closed. hui already
IL auonnts 10 "A considerable sam. Tie following are
zone Of the corporations and persons who have pro
of Their sssessnen since tne year 1862
Wm. c. Rhinesnder, executor. DAVID NJ smith, Henry
D. Grsnpis, and Others Eichty-ninih 10 Ninety
hftb-sl, sewer from Second 10 FQurbaye.,
t2,4S7 @ New-YOrk Central and Hudson River
kailroad Company, NevYOrk Life InsmaDce
and nWt Company, Hiram A. cram, and others
Twenty third Thirty second-st Ninth 10 Elev-
sBthsve, &s5is o. John J. AstOr, r. u. Cutting. and
others, Forty seventh-st. T. p. r.. seventh n Tenth
others, 0nebundred and fifteenth 10 One-bundred and
twenty frstst, sever, Avenue 10 Fourth-ave, SIS,
TTs 1s Daniel p lngrhhsm. Anton Heopfe and Others,
Ninety seeonds sewer, Second 10 Fourtbave S2 s23 O
John MoCoo John Doyle, and Others Fortlens T. p,
fran Sixth 70 NiDtlsve., NO.5O7 IL William Is Astor
Reniamip Hutton and Others, fty-ninth.sf f. g. T.,
Tnird 10 Fifh.sve., t.2sl 81; William B. Astor Charles
OCopoT and others Fifty hrs at T. H. r.. Eighrh-ave
10 Hudsop River tlt,s2S IS Terence Farley John b.
PbiIlips. and others Tbird-ave, r. p. Eighth
1t 70 One hundred and tentbtt, fl5sl5 IL; Adolph
Rnsoh CharIet J.. Strong, aod others, Wa
verley- place, MCGOWAN pavement 'Brosdwsy TO
oihers Forty e ghthst. T. b. r., Third 10 Ffthaye
IS ssI ls john J. Astor nrusiee James Asriker, aud
snotber Fjftieth-,t., T. B. T., Ninth 10 Ieptb-sye
4, s1 sI, C. O. Gunther and others, fonrieentlrst.,
Sicoison pavement, Thirdave 10 East hve s2Jss vs.;
yosn \ Aetor and others. Forty-slAln-sl., l. B r..
Broadway NiDthavs ts1oo 80 Manhsiisn 1s.sn, a. ,a
Co~n.nv 6evoDteoDihrt. I. H. p trsl-aNc 10 Last
pssy - 7et 10; Terence Farley eDd others seventy.
soonbt resost9s GRADING etc f,b etey ave- 20 Ess a"1
st,s,. S,,ty secODdtt., D. u. r., from Firstaye 10
SwI sys, NL]Js "! E''o. Z. hs'e%s'" H'''
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

r. Bavemeyer, Daniel n. Pierson, Ransom
Parker, and others, A,2io 90; Edward v:
Lcew, Charles q. Havens James Jcno1 and
others Fftheye Nicolsou pavement. from Fifty ynnth
10 Nnerieth-st, s25.l92 "a; Salem H. Wales, Henry
Harris Marshall o. Roberts, and others. Ninthave,
regrated and graded from broadway 10 Eighty sixth
Al ss9a5 50 Peter Gsey, Jacob Jackson. and Others
Twenty .eighthst. I. B. r. from Broadway to Eighth
ave-. 1882 "a
These cnres are taken from the report OF Controller
Green made TO Legislature in MAY last in response
10 a re solution g. effect passed by the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
HOME NEWS.
rBERyoMErER YESTERDAY At HuOHuTs IN BROADWAY
q,m-3Go NooB-4lo 81 m--tlo xdDgtt-3S'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F,rrooyt Hosa-Samuel BOwles of The Sprngffd
R,pshhoan Nicholas Hokt-RIGov ALVIN Saunders oil ne
brss Samuel LOvsry Of Utica the Hon william hnnsnd
Of tfA hr,nue Host-rhe Hon o. W ChAp1sn
ef the RevYok Department. the Hon
iI,n Of Albany Msyor ALVIN Hartford and Homer
Nelson Of Poushkecpse Mstrpoaa HobtMsjor Qa'ncy A.
FILLMORE H. &. Bowen U. s. Az. fobmdn Hons-Proi
,eorge lobrook Of Hartford Hiadsor HoaseJ v" bess oi
The Boston and bdgar 7. WoIes Of Hartford
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

MAKING A FORTUNE is easy to him who has
the cute, for it, II he hnd the right pursuit Phrenoogca eana'
ns $50 Broadway Open day and evening ill after the holidays
Good Books for preseDta
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
NEW-.JERSEi,

JERSEY CIrY-Dr. James NJ. COmns of No.
ll3 East Twentysixthst, York, was tried IN the
Court OF Quarter Sessions Of Hudson County, in this
city, Yesterday q charge of being implicated in
ing the death OF Ida W. Vail by malpractice Oct Mrs.
Metzer who was recently convicted Of the crime
with which the accused charged testified that she
had summoned Dr. Conins to her house to attend Miss
Vail ana that he paid visit 10 the house. Dr. COmns
testified that he went 10 Mrs Metzlers house. but,
upon hearing Miss Wallis statement refused to have
an ything do with the Several persons testi
fled that the accused was man of good character
The Jury returned verdict OF not guilty. The trial
of Aonzo T. Kimball for alleged completely in the NAL
practice which resulted in the death OF Ida W. Vail at
No 81 Ere-st, 5th OF October last concluded
ia the Hudson County Court yesterday The
given The Jury at o'clock IN the morning and at
hour last night they had not yet rendered verdict
PArERsoS.-An amendment to the city charter will be
brought before the Legislature providing for the ap
pointment OF the Tax Commissioners by the Board OF
Aldermen instead of electng them at present by
people. the Relief Fund subscriptions amount to
Sl,725 a.
WEST HoBoKEN.-Warner's stable Oh Stevensst., near
the Monastery was consumed by fire Wednesday night
A valuable team Of horses were burned up with the
building. The fire was caused by the explosion Of .
kerosene lamp Loss, 81 200; partially insured.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

FoREsTS-Their Preservation and Renewal
THIS important subject ably treated by Dr. Franklin iodRh be-
Scientific Association Portland and reported IN TRIBUNE
Extra No. ~. Pnce 10 eents. b. mai. Address .
The TRIBUNE S.w.lorb.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

A FREE GIFT is DoUBLY VALUABLE.--GO TO
selecting Christmas presents His stock OF ruks ng
and his prices lo~ while Knor the Recognized hae e
metropolis 2l2 Broadway the Prescott House, and
Ayenue
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply 10 Mr. tod
sin b. Pro L. Yoanius n TRIBUNE LEcIcsE EXTRA No D.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

DYEING AND CLEANING.-Eave it done az
finish His o&ces are at o1V
AID 934 Broadway, anu IL Bisbhsve
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

offered prayer The report Of the Ccmmitsse locating
Hamline University, at st Psnl. MINI and the Knox
report of ,he showed balance Of s5oo In the
treasury. The following officers were 'nen t, ssSsd:
President Bishop James; Secretary y. n hones
Treasurer. o. Hoyt. .
At the meeting Of the Finance Committee
OF the Board Of Aldermen last evening, 'ne case VI
Patrick Crooke. Clerk Of Justice Rileys court
with retaining certain moneys collected py MN a "'
instead Of making monthly returns as thai
he mad remitted certain fines in July and
directed Mr. Crooke to return the money 10 @ bcb Mr.
Crooke was charged with nnlawfay retainnx 60, ths
money had been returned TO them by Mr.. Crooke'
InpnowomennJ
BUENETT's ExTRAcrs.-Bewa are Of substitutes
Gents Hats and Sealskin Caps at lowest
prices. T. BRsEsvEw, l4s Sss,as-st. HeaT sprOce-sI
DYEING AND CLEANING.-Have it done az
atd 934 Broadway, anu III Bisbshave
MAKING A FORTUNE is easy to him who has
faculties he fnds the right pursuit PhrehOoge'l erama'
Broadway Open day and evening til after the holidays
Good Books for preseDta
FREE GIFT is DoUBLY VALUABLE-Go to
KSoHs when selecting ch.i%a' presents b ms s sSo 81 haze Of 1ss
metropolis 2I2 Broadway the Prescott House and
Fifth Avenue Hotel
If You have SUFFERING CHILD, DO NOT
let prejuess pnces Of Others stand between and h
relief th absolutely follow the OF MRS, WISLows
Millions Of mothers testify that 10 perect
rhea inflammation wind colo,
and safely through the eething period
The kidneys although but little understood,
among the Vita All diseases pertain
ng they ,uppy with hesdh and vgor IN
either gLgBoLDs RxTRACr BCChU BY lie nboas
process specific No other chemist las siuh
extracted Will avoid dsappoDtmsnt ne and
,rpoure obtaining only uelm6ods Buu for % by all drug
gst.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
aceepsbi. to a wife mother daughter, friend
WHEELER a WILSON
SgwTG-xAcHISs.
No. 62j and La Broadway YORK
No. 3O6 Futonst.. Brooklyn.
No. 8 Newarkate., jersey City.
The LIMITS OF SCIENCE, reply 10 Mr. God
Prot L. in TRIBUNE LEcTcSs EXTRA No D.
FoREsTS-Their Preservation and Renewal
T subject ABLY treated Franklin oGgh be-
D.rNla
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

n,.,nt restricting my Official conduct In Minnesota,
which may be made the authority OF any respectable
ma
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

Gents Hats and Sealskin Caps at lowest
prcts. L. EBSEsvKis, l3S hasssG'sI, neH nPfooes@
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

IF You have A SUFFERING CHILD, DO MOI
Ia, on, n,eiue or the prendes il and tn
relief absolutely to follow the use OF MRS WIsLow
Millions motte testify that perfect
reliable remedy child from pain and dyentery
soens the reaces inflammation cares Wind cone
and csrres the safely through the tect1iug period
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

The kidneys. although but little understood,
ar, among the posnt All diseases pertain
them the they ,1ppy with h.sdh ana ngof
either BY HgLsBOLDs EXTRACT BGChU BY lie enos
process specific No other chemist has 80 sn
extracted ITS Sufferers VIII avoid DISAPPOINTMENT sn Sno
,rpoute obtaining only uemGohs Buch For sse by al irns
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
Ihbno upcsm entl I

BURNETrs ExTRAcrs.-Bew are Of substitutes
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
BROOKLYN.

III DSOS RIVER COUNllES.
WHITE PLAI1s.-The evidence in the Rye
Mech murder case was brought to close at late hour
Wednesday night, and at the opening OF court, yes
tcTday morning. Francis Larkn addressed the jury in
behalf OF the prisoner, Peter Tirrell He followed
by Attorney Briggs, the part Of the people;
after which Justice Tappen submitted the case - the
jury mp late hour they had failed to agree upon
u verdict
PoUGHREEPsIF-Tbe Board Of Managers OF the Hud-
son River Hospital elected. yesterday. Abah ".
pamcI President; James II. Week. Treasurer aud DIR.
j. N. Cleveland Medical superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT

acceptable wife mother. sister. daughter, or friend sa
NHEELzt wILsOs
SywIsG GNAcHiSs
Nos. 62j and l.l4l Broadvs7 Nes-Yors.
No. 3O6 Fulton ST., Bookyn.
No. 8 Newark ave, jersey City.