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France

Pans. Oct. Is.-Rspublieaus are working with
great activity and energy 10 ecunteract the designs
Of the Mouarchists. ExPrsSdent Theirs, in CONVEX
sagiga with frends yesterday. spoke confidently Of
tie rssult The Deputies Of the Extreme Left viii
hold ; meeting CT Monday, and the moderate Repub-
lic1ns Gu Tuesday. They VII probably unite in pro
posing tie Assembly that The question Of the
torat5sn Of royalty be referred to = omnission-
President MaeNahon reoPened the French Assem-
bly On Tuesday BY address, in Which be frankly
informed that body thas the Government Is lacking
in executive power essential % its durability and ef
fcsrcy. He invsighs against the radical press, and
calls FOR ! stroug ard durable Government. An in
tsrestug debate followed, aud the motion to declare
the action recommended By the President urgent
defeated.
PAEis, Oct 2l.-Leou Lay writes that be feels
srre CT Republican majority the IN Assembly.
Theirs. who had gone to HuIs, has been summoned
BY telegraph TO return to Paris.
PAEIs, Oct. Sat the Cabinet Council to-day It
resolved that the state Of the country does not
require early meeting Of the Assembly. bu, that
the Assembly Is ready % aeeept the decision Of the
Permanent Committee on this point The M0uarchists
have determined rot 70 hasten re-opeuing Of the
Assembly.
Pass, Oct ss.-Thirty Of the former deputies
Of Asaes AID Lsrraue have signed an address to the
Assembly IN favor OF the Republic.
Tie sale Of the Steele in the public streets or Paris
has been forbidden account Of its having published
u. GInbstta's recent speech 8; Perigueaux. N.
Bozrdsllette deputy mayor Of PerignsauI. has been
EE<EeE1el eAerel-il- once eF1ee OF
months, for having alosed Ganbstsa to speak at
3 banquet without making any prot st. This is
liberty under Mcmahon and the Republic.
PARIs. Oct- 2T.-Ths elections for municipal or
IN several places yesterday generally resulted in
Republican successes.
Pass, Oct. 9s.-Eustzl BellsnEare wrats letter
70 the Minister O. War saying Il monarchy res
tored be Eoali resign from the army The Minister
Immediately placed the General the retired list
Miscellaneous.
China Is about to demand justice from Corea and
japan. and II not granted viii declare war. Al
eools ships have been ordered Of Chinese waters
BIC FAILrRE IN LIMA letter fFuu Panama,
Oet- 5, says: Bla1ehi Brothers Co., Of Lima. have
failed, Eith liabilities stated be about 81 eco eC0
he senior member Of the firm fed the city. steam
vas sent in pursuit and be forced 70 return,
when his friends furnished hin with the
ssry % resume Business
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NAsaSlc-rse zeesing q Hawaiian Lo1gs No.
q, ;. srt A n. ealles fo- Frissv, Nov. Ssh, i
ro--po,ed TAI farther uosic-.
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LAND SA1Es--Mr. Adams SKIS o. Saturday next
taes Taizaaie Parcels q Ind. Improved asd unin-
r-cved hey are as follows: EiSa: te<irsbis build
1s lots GO TIE piaia East OF the city, and directly
cr1osite Mr.. Easz,uger's residence, On the King
street roa1
-Duell-g hozse ard 81 acres oflan6 in Kaueote.
Al rzcr o. rise and Iaro lard. in Kzrobe niles
fg= Eouolllu containing nearly IS acres These are
al rare 0pportuuitss % ssezre good aae safe invest
merits he sale vii take piace a. Z O'Clock noon
6 Sztz-6ay Nov - See advertisements.
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rc,ice vi BE givsa vAsz steamer vi es pat eu
that lie TIE ssess Of TIE ?. n. 5. 5 C. II Sas
Frsasisee received dispatch frO1 New Yerk ordering
Aiz 70 aseOstinas the serrice to Hoaolala fsr the
r-essst- Tie zass VII Be forwarded &c he Islands
By sailing vessels sasi 0sAsz arrangements are made
~ the so9pany<-O-vgcaia-. Oct. Is.
Il : believed tat in view the rev lire sf British
steamers between here ard Hssoals and Syarsy. TIE
Azsrieaa line VII sSs es rvoPsasa.-Dssiy Bullsts.
oet- IS.
Bark Delaware sailed iron BGrrsrd Inlsi, Oes.
. tor HOuO,elu. With cargo of lumber.
Tie jury IN the case Of The Captain of.ths ship
Sauriss. Al San Fraaeisco. charged with cruelty
10 ssanen, gave 4 verdict Of guilty to seveu
counts in the Indictment Clarkes bail was
raised 70 $500
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FArA1 ACcIDDr-A zorthy shipearpe1tsr,
ua1es Va LEslL il the employ OF D. Foster &
c., me- sewers acel5sut Friday last. which has
reszirsd u his death lie was gagged in fastening
o-H unaer The bow Of the Ebsisship Europs, Ehen
the studs oruke- caEsiug Tire box 70 rise szddsuly
&c sftcPcet 70 escaPe- ard II doing 50 was crush
e. between the edge o. the box and the vessel
Was1 tzEe1 70 Dr.. Mekibeiu's. il vas found that
le -zi szs-ai1et severe iute-ual iujsr5es- He Vas
cl-iet ihs-cc to the Casez's Hospital, where be
el1d cr Ncu6zE rt-ht. about Il o'clcek- His fame
raj Has 1e1 ca Tuesday zfcernoo1. ard his rpuai1s
escorted % tle cemetery b ths FIRE department Of
atich be as member he vas Z worthy usn
au1 flilEf1l Mechanic, as al who knew him can
tes-lT-
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Teas
Manila Cigars /!

A sHALLL0T OF THOSE SUPERIOR QUALITY
IA CIGARS, just received These cigars, are Ike
those We had about one year nce and pronounced to
Be the best article offered IN this arkst during the last
twenty years. Specially pat up for us-2o0 e.gars in
boz. For sale By
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PRICE LIST
o.
CHELSEA LAUNDRY


HoSoIuIu. H l., Iuiy :. fs7a
I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE THE FoL-
~ LOWING RATES viii be charged GA all work done
The sun., 1873-10-16

WEpNEsDAY, oct. 1j-P M.-The hu,i-
moss at the Stock Exchange opened fcvcr "a and
excited, and the fact that iu the early trade some
OF the sp-callcI Vanderbilt party threw over
board Western Union and Lake shore caused "a
sharp solling movement in these stocks, which
quickly extended To the general list. UudertIi-
influence Western Union declined to a., Lake
shore 10 t7'e; Rock Island, 81; New York Cen
trail - Waha-h,G ;Ohios, ,2lh Union paciAc,
lj, Pacific Mail, %; 81. Paul "a, and North
western, ;2A. II will Doe observed that Western
Union dropped 3% per cont below Tuesdays
lowest plico; Lake Shore, = per cent. lower
Union Pacific, per cent. Wabash, IL, aud New
York Central, S At this juncture the street
circles were assured that the four per cent dvi-
dcnd due to-day on New York Central, amount
ing to s3,UOOOO, was being paid, and this fact,
together with free purchases by brokers for thoir
own account, IA well as for fresh customers with
cash in hand, soon caused an entire change In the
speculative current, which finally eliminated In
"A strong market, with n scramble among tho
shorts 10 cover their contracts. The entire mar
ket really hinged upon the payment of this diy-
dcnd, about the defaultmg ON which there was
considerable gossip Yesterday, and many
pnymcnt would be- made, The tuspcn-
siun Of Gilman, Son Coz, though
not actually identified with the StucK Exchange,
caused for time reaot,onhrv feeling, be
cause Of the conservative and substantial char
arter OF tl,ls Nrin, lhey were ohnEcu 10 Sus-
| pend on account ot the delay in remittances
! from their correspondents and the difficulty in
/ negotiating loans ON their securities. la the
afternoon the better tone observed Ia stock cir
clcs, and hclef that for the present at least the
| bottom llne had been touched carried mp uricos
| from to % ~ cent, though in consequence
| Of .ume active rcali1ations of the days advance.
there WIS reaction of l%QlA q oert in the
| nnal trade.
The total number Of shares dealt In was 1to-
| $50; of which Western Union represented ;P,T
Lake Shore, 2lSi0; New York Central, l6,W0
/ \ n Rull .
| Pacific Mail, b,ilO; Harlem, b,Og5 Rock Island
| t,26O Northwestern, 37s5 st, Paul, 3,350; Erie,
| 3200 G., G. and |. c., 20l0; Delaware, Lacka-
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 500 at 75Ct73; North
western preferred, 9s New Jersey Central,
/ 100; Fort Wayner $40 at KS United states Bx-
| press, $40 Adams Express, M Hannibal and st,
Joaeph preierred, 5O3; Boston, Hartford and
The sun., 1873-10-16
: no1llA.s lN.onnlcInlrNl...
Vtirrtine Her LAWYERS Advice and Grttiut
a. % -t..,.'. Prison for liIt.Nu NttcDpt
Co Dcituud an Insurance COMPANY.

2, ..,..,it, tr.r ts,,,.,.- Ad,ire ,,J q. .f,i,,,
-,.'..,. r,,.'., f,r ii. A., ,',...,,,
I" bt''"Hd an Insurance C'mpt"''
T1,, tri,. or F,,,,,o D.1.l, .,r ..ra.... .r
n--.nirtar ;g.t l.-..c .r....,l t.- General
Sessions t'. .-.,..r r.rt of ,. .t.rl .y ll..
t' .- " -"-tH W''-.' .'..t Nth Miiu
lu,a. d fu.', lt up hy vprlr'H-ly l...i, eNc-.
.he r,..rff.. ....1 , ilral, ttrt.-.f,rdip. ~ ,II
'
t.c ''i''- made i.r AMI a-ui.-i NU-. au3 cul-
llfr.- --,d h.rc1.u-ri. tit. WA. L. l,iut1.u-. rs
.o-.I.,,...,.-iy .i....-.,ur ou..tio,. tn herr.-
iieei t. tH' Wlint-.ta 80 It-i l r. The
main facts Iu a., Ictco .tc as f..lus: Mis-
Gel" ~'
TIE tenement lls Second avenue, the ether
apartments Lciu. teuauted L, families named
,f.n.,,.t1 r.,,,.,.,, IL sti,t,.
'i'O niIu' L"ii il'"h' ana L''-o'' She u'i ~
house fur hcrsolf, entertaining her brother and
another per-on a- boar,lcts For four wears or
ir-ireI Tor 500 Ahrt,t fhe dr.t Of ,.-.,i.. shc
HtuU.ltcrd 10 her tririibor- an lff.r',...r :,
r.nrs. The absence n lcr Ln.rl.r- .i.l iii.
tsluutI removal OBJ, trunk, and l.x.. a, .ra
fI,f.q.. ''.,lnf. far
q. tt.. Inc 80 ~ ~ n Arr,,s+ ~ , t,,t,,l
vi ri Ii"D.,r1id ro-in.. I,d, .,...,,'.
i.r.., .'..,tt sA ,, .fr .ft.L Linn, N.
Mcdonald cons,niri. aud the two went 4. l.d
Ia Ia tll - III 80 @ a., ,i, - II ..'. M.
,.J f,r, r.tir.,, r..i,.,'i " L-..,. ,'-'
f, tIe hadr,,In =, enc ~ b.r 'Ini,...,.
NJ g.-l, .,,I.l ~, tt 49,
l,,r a. r,, ,ri i., ,' ,,,'. L.,,',i "a. - tI
,ti a.. t,V t, N't "a" M .N.' .t, a., a.
',- siI''S't H. a. 't"i'9 -',ii, '",t '",ut .
n.t.. 81 Dfl4b ~ tn e.,in and ,li.,tV
vn.~,,th. hmm was. aud when .ie returned g.
l.l ti- .lu-i Of -u,,,i.,, al lt her ,lntbir, wa.
/ 80 str,urthat Miss Il ID maid was th1rur.hlv
awakened aud somewhat alarmed ~ h. Alter
The sun., 1873-10-16
4 ERTTLTtNr FEEDING.



Presents to thu Bride.
Last evening the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis. - E1-t furty-ninth street. was a
blaze 4 light and gllctv, on the occasion ~ the
marriage OF their daughter, Mi Minnie Lewis,
e. Mr.. solomon l.. Waitzteiier. The wcllthiest
Hebrew families in New Nlrk were all rcire-
sonted. An arched awnin. extended from the
sidewalk to the door, under which carpet wa,
la,l. Tho scene inside the house was very bril-
liant, especially In the rooms on the second door,
which were the great point Of attraction. Here
the presents to the bride were on exhibit n.
The apartments looked like part Of Tiffany $,
So stocked were they with rare and expensive
ornaments. Superb tea-sets. handsome water
coolers, and brilliant chandeliers, occupied
every part ~ the front room, and in the pleni-
tldc II large and massive articles such elegant
but dimluutlyc triNes as diamond jewclry, gold
and silver card eases ami scent bottles, parior
clocks, small but priceless. and other things
valuable, a. WA stated upon some + them, NOT
for their intrinsic worth. bat as offerings uf af-
fccticn. There were also two pianos e the
most costly make and I'M N. and a room FUN of
rare hot house uoWcrs, la holders Of every imlg-
Iuillr pattern. The entire vtlun uf tho gifts
. Irc-cutcI 81 l- not loss than 5000. Among the
-vutemeu -ue-ts were toe Rcv pr. @ uA,il
,V-CoWmi--ipncr Samuel \. Lewis, Dr. Nrh
Bumtnthnl Mr.. MttyfDldcr father ~ the
hri lcyrluul. the RcV. \. Lco. and Dr. =. y. Loo.
The bridesmaids, VINO were att.cd IN Whl. e..
were Miss ltchecca Schl tsiuser. i4s Elll Lev I-,
Miss N,llo Leo, Miss Ilaffie MtrkwMi, Miss
NaitIfrldcr. Mis- &. Sullohtr-or Miss Josie
Lows. VI -s Rachel Bach, Miss Luisd Haycmey ct,
and Mss NuccrrI Jacobs
The Rev. Dr. Isaac performed the ceremony.
/ y canopy Was spread in q. centre oi ine roo o.
/ under which, 1f opposite sides, stood the bride
and groom. The btu1i tnnk his place AZ one
end. The hrdoswal- stood bemud the bride,
ANA her mother hc-ile her, ruc bride was
| dressed i'm white ErlS grain silk, win
wuts tulle AMI orange blossoms, and Veil
d extending to hpr feet. THE Rabbi spoke briefly,
/ giving some good advice 90 the Young couple, td-
/ mOul-hing tueIu against allowing their affection
/ for .ch other to intcifcrc with their love for
. their parents. lie then sang or chHnted some
/ words IN Hebrew, and tho bride aud groom
/ was held to their lips by their parents. The
/ ring Wa placed uu the brides finger, and the
/ cpreiLnuN Wa, concluded by the Rabbi casting a
/ glove upon tho gruIud, which the bridegroom
] crushed beneath his heel, after WnVh tine couple
/ were pronounced husband and wife. In the
/ cy .uIuG a brilliant reception Was given 10y MI
and Mrs. Henry Lewis.
The sun., 1873-10-16

BOLTON -FNGNAN.-fn tus city. on saturday. oct
H. at tc rc-idtuceu ui tie brides par us, hy the Rev
Mm. ID. N.iNer, Daniel L. Bolton % Halifax N s.. to
Fannie ll SECOND daughter Of u."ph ". tagnan, Tor
mtrly Of t.i~ civ.
CllANI ERLAtS-MU NSON.-In bergen. n. j.. ot
Wednesday pCt %. M thc reside Of the brides father
sauuc =. Cham icrllin u NevarA to Mary !. hunsot
of BHr4'u.
IEElil--rECN. On Monday, oct e. ~ the residence
OF tt hrde parents. hs thu R"V. hiruu iutchins, Lem
uUl T. ltrfa SOL of S. 4. Ferris isl., to Ella Adele
o4y daughter of WIu il. PECK. k.qr AL of brooklyn
$50 clrNs.
LACOAIBE- TRTON. on Tuesday, oct. II, At the
residence Of the bride father uy Toe Rev. A. r. Mum
li"uN lacomhn o. 10 y4hHth Edlth daughter Of Ben
luiuI ryuu of t,NHtrkir. a. !.
LtN~0N- bly, lfEN hi' tGU.-On Tuesday Oct. II
rs tNo Rev nr l,-.ltpr samuel Lawson to sophia
BNdcnhgrgh. hothnf thit city. Noc3rl..
PAlhf.E uEtfMA ON "wednesday, oct. :, at the
residence ot the Orr sst'r, hy thr Rev John r. Cook
mur. Thomas ". Parker oi lct lauk \. j., to Mist
AutiIa 80 n sstIutn .f this cry. 80 C4-ds.
IuuiA MARS luN.-On lhIrsdIy OCT. ., ~ the
tlnIuH A'HuH. uugr cation tNuft Do, Dos tlu Rev I'd
win llatae d. y. d. oi Nes lore, Robert @. Ihonai
g.. Auht N.r.r .d.. daughter Of William G. Maiston
lsl. both of brooklyn.
The sun., 1873-10-16

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The sun., 1873-10-16
1llH .trL.ivrIcs, rIcroRr.
JucNtccicd Result of "a Hard Fought Rnttle
Itc Hultim0rc~' Friends Going Homo
witt Iona Iucts and Empty Pockets.

7
ltc Hultimurcs' Friends Guinp Homo
witt Iona incts and Empty Pockets.
Yesterday afternoon Che seats arouul
th. nion ground. were con fortahly nllod with
spectators. The prcyiou. playing II the Attain
t- club was not 81 a character to inspire c1n-
nlenco IA them, and many were anxious To-
w.-cr money ON the success ~ ,he Blumorc-.
Tine Haltimores Won thu choice of innings and
sent the Atiautlcs 90 tine bat.
Barlow first took up tIc IA and stepped 90
the illtc 10 face Brmncrd's pitching. liy one
of biz little hits he reached first base IN safety.
pcarcc hit Lieh one into len field. which York
caught. Boyd struck another high one iuto
reit noid. which pko caught. Ferguson
struck the hall FAR into ccntrc field, aud Hall
caught it after hard run. This ended the frst
inning flr the Atlantic without q run. barlow
llstuss opened for Tire Balumorcs with II
tng i.';g ht. i4dns adv inta-G .' dr'prrr !
Crdvcr ftruc'. q lot one 20 third. which Fciru-
Crlycrout rlko hit a rcd -hot d,i-y cutter in,,
r..ht centre Field. scudius iil-flu-- home and
taking hr.t himself. Pike -f.'e second Hn &
thrn rm up % third on htd rr.w. g rnt
10 -ht. Sc soon Is thc Ian -c'''cl iu pt,.rs
bands P.t. ran homo hc "a dttr aud 'HN''' 'd
tDc plate hei.r. the h.il s.t inc Bag " .,
vl- fiit ru, q, f'r-tirs.. Two runs f,r tu, Bal
tiu'.,., nome i'r the Atiaut'c-.
SETTLING powN TO woUH.
r. the soc md Inning the Atlantic nadc 70 h1sc
lit lut again wcre put ou, Wit It -. f,H-.
Iu" lfutIrurr- also were dispurcd Of tn tAl9
ja tlcti.rd iunln:trc Atlantic g Z the r,nee
Ol bwnrns pitching Hun after r'n -
.rorci unit SIX bad been ~ .ri ,D tHr'r, cf,al,.
but tue Atlantic. put thcm out alter they bad
added one run 10 e. ca score. AilHuilc-' o.
Ir tb,, .u,fh it,.ip.. tl. AL mites ffiY 30, an.
The sun., 1873-10-16
1HE MurIyr or rnE ELEVEArH.
The Trial thar May or May Not End before
the lose OF the Niuetecnth Century.

the Close OF the Niueteenth Century.
There was large attendance last even
ing at the armory Of the Eighty-fourth HcN-
ment, n. q. :. n. Y, the occasion being tho
next move ia tho general court martial that l.
charged with the duty Of trying the commis-
stoned officers of tho Eleventh Regiment for
iusuhordination and mutiny at Pros pcct Park
on the 18th ultimo. The men in the corridors
and court room were principally Germans, who
seemed TO be anxious TO learn something about
the thorny side Of ciyic-mlitary lie, that thoy
might contrast II with the pomp and circurn-
stance Of parade days CI, T. A. Conkng.
tho President and the other members Of
tho court were promptly In the room
at o'clock, but they could do nothing
but announce another disappointment and ad-
journ Cob Oonkling read AN order from head
quarters relieving John Il. Fellows, Of the Second
brigade staf, from the position oi Judge Adyo-
cate of tho Court, una another appointing Major
". q. Wilson, Of the Flis llrgade, to the vacant
position. The latter order, however, was atootn-
panied 10y lottor saving that Major wilson
desired time in which TO inform himself about
the cases to be prosecuted, and intimntlng that
in his opinion tho CHARGES ana speclncdtio fs
would have To bo retnudellod, An adjournment
for a week or ten days was asked Col Conkling
expressed dissatisfaction at tho dilatorness of
the officers Interested In the prosecution, hut
said thai they should have one more chance, and
with the concurrence Of his usSociatcs, adjourned
the Court until the 18th proxino. An enthusi-
astlc German soldier In the rear OF the room
| and gushingly proposed three cheers for Col.
| Oonklin9. "No, no." shouted the ooionel, u
| would be highly indecorous and Improper"
| The soldiers then dispesed'
The sun., 1873-10-16

Erie, 200 Consolidation Coal, 200 at il63o;
Hannibal and St. Joseph, 200; ~. Paul pre-
ferTed, 2gli Illinois Central. 100 At R91tR and
Ohio and Mississippi preferred, los at 62.
In business circles outside of Wall street
there were more encouraging signs Of returning
confidence, and tho banks have very justly de-
cdcd to protect the merchants to the utmost OF
their ability.
The orders Of Injunction in the Grinncll & Co.
case were vacated bv Judge lilatchfOrd TODAY,
lIt the fact was not known I'm speculative cir
cic- in time to specially influence the market u
he assuring to money lenders VINO have hecome
alarmed by tho appeal 70 tie law 20 settle INC
question of loans ON stock collateral, and money
was scarcely accessible ON any terms. because
confidence mad been SO greatly disturbed by TINS
recent lti,ntion. II there are any, however,
the market n the rcsillt Of this decision oi tuo
Court. IL may hc stated that there b. a well
grounded belief that the amount locked mp hal
been sold over several times. and that some -
the parties carrying Lake ruore for Grinnc!l "
GO. were caught heavily short uf the markct ia
ths stock, when its price advanced 50 sharply
some dty~ ago.
Tie gold market developed signs - weakness
In the early trade, but aitCrward rallied ON
further purchases 10y the sh lrts. though when
sion, with steady, but dun market at the close.
There was NJ feature Of special prominence ;
and though the nuctuations were active yet the
volume Oi Iu~iuc.. was small. The op ,liilg
price was las q, with decline to 11'if n rally t.
l''i5 aut su' teqncu reaction To WIN h''r
dys .n r. 40 l1't- l,i. cosiug at tie latter hfurc
Iu gold loan. tc rtHs ul4 for having balances car
rci were gold = 49, i.ij 80 $40. ana g. ami suuss.
iht total ri. 4rur4 1t the Cn'l Exchange laIR Ncre
t,l.'l"' gold balance, ,lfpl,.' eng currency ,anl
e. led honds and unu 40 coin interest uu the pu N f
drt t6iHO. The following we're the principal quota.
The sun., 1873-10-16
RIOr tr WHrIE rL1INs.
The Encounter thnt Followed "a Charge
@atIiuy nut a Ilurp


selling Out II Race.
About one hundred persons engaged i'm
n riot 10 ths whit, Plains trlt on Tuesday. The
Tnrrytovn men bot ON Neany Joper's Carrie,
white Plains stalking ttc.r currency on Whip
pies Lookout. Carrie lost the race through
what the losers aid was q bargain. When Jim,
the driver, hauled up hl- mare hc was confront
ed by half dozen excited men, who sad that
the race had b cu sold out. This brought
Charley Jones, son Of the owner of the mare,
10 the driver protection. some White Plains
sports then Joined in. TaTytown men made a
dive for the driver, and his friends jumped 10
Ills assistance. Half the tpeoth 0rs we're gath
cred around the dchater-. some one fired "A re-
NilVer. which seemed the signal for "A general
tumult. quick a4 flash from twenty to thirty
mon were knucNcd down. Whips. boards,
lateAet-, hammers, axes. spades, sticks, and
stones cleaycd the air. and more than three
ecorc ha.k eyes and sore heads were made.
turlos NulIer II Iarrytuwn was struck on the
head with claw hammer and his skull iraCtu
cd. MW Hu-ucll Wa- also dangerously hurt
about the head. Two broken arms, three Hat
tened noses, and a man with his car chawed OF
are also o. ported,
The sun., 1873-10-16
NcwLcr.cr con-lIrnrionnI Commi..Ion.

TRENTON, y, j., oct. l5.-In the Constitutional
Comm-siou to-day the pay of members Of the Legisa'
turc wac debated 90 length on the proposition to make
II 800 session and the question VIA postponed for the
present As 10 the publication Of amendments TO city
charters, the committee reported that such amend
u.ut4 should uuhlrled thirty days before the meet
lur fur legislature. The matter amended 30 AZ
90 require sucH publication to be made Oeiorc the meet
ltF tur LEGISLATURE ll ore or more newspapers pup
b. ucd ll tur cas- .hrCl0u by such aucndMrnts,
Ih, aWcudur rclt'lug to the oath OF members IN
regard foo RECEIVING money or cKpeudlng money for
titir election win some modification was adopted
1nr yttl question, whether mai jrity or two.thlri'
should Doe L'C,tfary tn hin over the Governor
YciO brought forth considerable discussion.
A motion 10 substitute " tWOthgds" failed, 6tOp