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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31

BBgsRn e-eosrn y. y Dec % 1875 Lac. p vi. Of Ass
Bseoc. ia the 75i yep Of her age.
&c Gov gs nal ' cof S'' a. "a oc:s on weHe.y s ms.
Relatives ami ieais OF Inc an, rpee..iy invited 70 ssS
rscs,.y evening" a. ia cciios
BRNSg-In Brcoalyn 81. rday Dee 81 1873 BIZ Araea
soanges Commander Ia BrEe u n. aged asahs an
Tue relatives sna friends SIRE invited 70 funeral
Church eassu ahaFe and renIast xsxrs
Wednesday. Dee 81. ss3p.m ..g ..,l r. ...
p55. aud ;-i.i BrS 3, ".eS 3 yrs 80
relatives ana edsoi zoe in are rvteS 10 send ts larers
81. a. sclock p m.
DAVIs0u Monday Dec 80 sr .hor, ,nes al @e r-aden.-
Of the late Nathaniel and casAaras' D'vS formerly
ra"oai tss p,c. the rs.dece Of Jane, Bl,ke Chsrye
Wesaeasye, Bls'bes J., On Wednesday. Dec a. -
DUSENBERRYon MONDAY Dec 80 57s El,s Dusenberry.
TIE s md ends nyei attend tao funeral from
tcsienee Chester Westchester CO. friday Jan 1874
,a ofue 9O5 Nowisven tr,iu from Grand Ceairsi Depot
PospfCKon Tuoi,y Zee 80 Caroline Reed wife Of e. Daldw.s
Eo'. @ NH IT, he'll =, rauc. Of hsr father n. "a
Wel. Poy rh. Saturday moraug, Jan. at 10 0csck
0ILBBRTA Totense, Staten sd Dec 20 Mr Sarah Gihest
ion.er, o. se%', =, oG 2i ssia 80 y.aI.
ococx p IN, cln-sisy. Slst inst
LBWIS-0n Mond,v Des 30 Of pneumonia BlI,bs.h Lew&
ebM Bah and Marset O. Isr' aged Lnosh 6dsys
Tue relatives and fden4, respectfully invited 70 si.esd tbs
WEDNESDAY the Slss Inst, at iSp'p,
MElGBASMr rbsIeas w. Meghsn Journalist ssaday Dec ~
VII a. eu1ssee. MOUTH
Ffst, vii mbur 3D. Friday pa oeloch and toe
viii be tsen 20 Tuokahoc. WeSesler Co., NJ T. Sasni al
1890 The nmers Of the aud the relatives aud fss
OF the ninth class respectfully invited 10 asiead tho fanerH
MisTURNSiturJsy Psaeope daughter 81 Bepsas
hniuFn, deceased
This the family invited 70 sie1 her
fuuets eEestaY Jls inst al ~ a O'clock CAa
HOLY Communon. corner Twenutth't AMI Sssh-ays.
RAYMOND. walton "a Dss.'s' Comfy Dee 90. 1874
TAhBOT-On Monlsy morning. Dec % after three days sess
dpsSsri, Willie faoaiax osy cAii Of M.rp H. and sI.s
Tablet sgod ,csrs ana month"; NJ.
The reauves eads OF the iam and Of his gnd.e wsn
FaBnng q iuyte TO aIlni TIE funeral at the
pArent % kas iyeghh o., Wednesday, 81
O'clock
TOwNSENDIa BroOsm Dec %. 1873. Mr. Gals Ins
send, in the 18Th Of her
TIE relatives ard fr-nds Of tho fniiy respectfully
the firersl the residence OF boz " A. T0wI 400
Degswst Brooklyn on Wetursdy. Dec 81 at O'clock prsciv
wrEIn Drookirn Dec 30 1873 Elizabeth Infant soyht-
ofPhip aid EissOesh Nh agel year. Iaoaas 81 days
The nds OF the parents v 10 ssBo aaera
"Wednesday. Dec 81, at IL 358 Pesrlst Brooslys
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DECEMBER WEATHER.
TIE nurrA1o RIVER FROZEN OVER.

TIE BUFFALO RIVER FROZEN OVER
BUFFALO, Dec. 30.-The Buffalo River and
hsrbor were frozen to-day for the first time during
the season. Such an open Fall has occurred in this
region bu5 twice in l6 years.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuINGTos. ID. c., Wednesday, Dec 3l-l a. III.
Synopsis for the past t,cen.y-four hours
An area of unusually high barometer extends
Southern States, with clear, cold weather, anu
light TO fresh northerly winds
The pressure has increased. with lower temperature,
and generally clear weather in New England the Mid
rsen with pressure and partly cloudy and clear
weather the upper lake region and The NORTHWEST
Light snow, with threatening weather and lresn ID
brisk southery winds are reported from the st. Law
renee valley Fresh and brisk westerly WINDS con
time In tho lower lake region Heavy ram Is reporeu
FROM san Francisco. ~
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gull states east Of the Mis-
sssipp River generally clear weather and low semper
ture and light fresh uortherly and eas5crly winds
will prevail during day the winds in the Lower Mis-
sssippi Valley vergng to southeriy with rising tenn
peraturc.
For Yeu Rngund and The Middle Atlantic States. fresh
10 brisk sot-irestsry II north ceSteriy witdS. tcM ger
eraiv clear the coast and increasing clouds
in the interior h continued tow but slightly r1s'9
kmDerGtare =. -.
For the Lake region and thence southwark to the Ohio
Valley the temperature will rise slightly and the winds
will back TO southerly with increasing oloudiness ex
cept possibly IN the ONO faley, "hcro ceat "eS1nei
will prevail.
For the Northwest rising temperature, with easery
10 sOutnerly and cloudy weather, and possibly
light snow III Iowa and Missouri by wednesday night
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Shore, Rock Island Northwest. Pacific Mail, Union
Pacific and Panama. Rock Island TO loo the high
est point since the panic Gold advanced TO l1oi and
afterws,d fell to 1oi Foreign exchange closed dull at
1855 for GO days sterling bills After next Friday the
new plan for quoting foreign exchange will 20 into oper-
alton. The quotations will be based on the mint value
OF the pound sterling In Federal money the new par OF
exchange being a. $685.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out yesterday on nc
count OF January interest in gold, and $4,000
n currency and $4,000 in redemption OF hve.twenty
bonds. The customs receipts f25G000. Tho out
standing pan certificates OF the associated banks were
decreased ~ <l,3S5,O00
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prooDsuED IN NEW-NEXICO,

SANTA FE, Dec. 30.-TrustworJhy reports
have iust reached here that the trouble in Lincoln
County IN this Territory between Americans and Mex
icans daily growing more serious Since the last re-
port, Dec. 10, SIX seven more persons have been
killed IL seems that friends of the Americans pre-
viou killed went 10 the Lincoln Plaza last Saturday,
where q dance In progress. and trouble arose DO
tween the Americans ana Mexicans, which finally cul.
inaied fatally Some reports say t2at eight men and
one woman wrfa shot. Other reports give the number
IA six men aud woman. lDten excitement prevails,
and NJ /, feared that more bioOlshed vii follow
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CmcAao. Dec 30carTIE active and aru, p 300 1u.i
ity impoving far choice selling At ~ 1898 ~ ~r 81
ass TO- e outside price for bunch Of sncv Is cs s- goa
cornfe Texans broagh; - shipments. 100
H0GgLve higher receipts 1900 price, frn' pss
the principal buyers range ~ O@fo 1V The NOSE
the s. 2JDfj iO shippers boogb fos hogs
81 SOd*f 90. lhipnens 900
higher receps II0O Gales OF far eso,o, %
81 259Sj; shipments, BAL
W,rERrowS Msss DEC 3oDEyv CArrLEReceipta AT leds
last weeks prices but poorly ustsnei conHie,Ge qnsn'y
being inferior grade sales bh0ce $40 JBfa tS1
80 so First Quality $51so o. Second Qst s6TS DO rhiH
Quality Sjasa so
sHEzP LAxBRseps q 1913 head; tie pr vas hg5 ssS
trade tu lhr opening blt The few lots OH ak hnsX
closed low wee; ses sheep o's Of 81 Sb1
s3 - each. Extra - gS7 Spins lambs DOC D.
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FALL OF A BUILDING,

DErTOIT, Dec 30.-The center portion of
building 1T the State Prison Jackson. Mich fell III this
afternoon. The building three stories hg and had
been used formerly a tannery but WAS at present
occupied by a cigar contractor named Holng5worth
There were only men in the building at the time
OF the accident. $50 having just left. Tue lower
story mad been used FOR drylnS-rOom until Monday
last. The building was badly luit, HAVING NJ solid
support. aud condemned fOur months ago. Mr..
HOlingsworth loses half miliios cigars anu large
auaut.,y Oi tobacco.
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THE JvpGMgxr AGAINST THOMAS g. FIELDS.

ALBANY, Dec. 3.--Seyeral months ago tie
counsel OF Thomas e. Fields, ex-AssemJyman and one
OF SewYora Eny appealed % the Court of Appeals
from judgment obtained against him tor sj636Jl So
THIS proved Oe rcuiar. AMI tbs case and exception
were lad ia the CULn.y Clerks olrO to-day. on an APP
peal 60 the General Term vi the Supreme Court for this
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A MURDERER LYNCHED.

Denver, Dec 30.-Michael Carney, a cattle
dealer OF Denver. was murdered near YermJo N NJ,
abonl noon on Saturday, and robbed OF money and
drafts to the of $4,000 or s2Ooo Tho sheriff OF
the county with large parry pursued the murderer
and captured him on sunday near tho Rcd River On
heinz taken 30 Vernljo he was ntnk up mill he cor
where 30 had seereted tue stolen property, ana
then ho earned 10 Cimarroa and lodged IN liil
LAST n yns :: from tho JiI a1d hung linn
~ A telegraph pole. The murderer gaye his name "a
John Cawcy, and stated that h was % ycirs Oh anu
native OF penusyYulll.
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A SWEEPING VERDICT.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Dec. 3O.-lhe coroners
Jury in rho case OF the recent Eastern Railroad collision
rendered verdict charging that the acciien was
owing to the incOmpcteney aud negligence Of Mr. Wing
the disuatcher gross error IN judgment OF Mr..
White the KegneBunk OPERATOR and inc capable reg.
Is, the conductor, AM MOrris0D the engi
ueer OF the down freight ram.
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CAREFUL SCIENTIFIC REPORTS APPRECIATED.

We have received copies Of The NEW
YORK Tribune for Oct 29 80 u. containing full reports
M the recent meeting OF the American ACADEMY OF
Rcience. n New-York. The reports are very dVta@d,
and have evidently been prepared with great care for
TnE Tribune which. moreover 10 Judge from tbs mum
here referred TO- seems devote something like one
third of ia spaoe 20 matters less connected with
s nee not Ia mention literature We fear tins w0iild
not pay IA tlls County oyIdtAt! lves ~ AluerlcA
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MONKEYS AND MEN.
War PHOv. AsAssIs Ps Lisvss.


An extraordinary o,son Of THO views Of tho sset sssatsA
respsaag the orga Of he human species. 4 tn-
In TRiBgss BITRA No. H. Jusr PusLnsso.
which contains The Hayden Expedition Of 1873 New Rsut mo
Yellowstone Pst With Map and Of Six Lectss by fr
Agassy amer h from thserorion Of the Amazon Pres 10
suta Extra &c. Il will address With Bras soa ssA
IT, erZJ wO NoA g. 10 aud l2 with so~ l. 3 O.,
lOsh l. for 80 Circulars giving m details Of the oosteDs
each Era seus by mail free any address
Address Tus TRfeu,s New Tort
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What our bt To be considered Honestly ard Legally.
Gold al gold, gold d alloy. fuif all the rqulremestA
9r,a so considered boaest ki oo1s ven s1d wears
we'll M their pre,eaons aud th"nsa d. IL
and carat. may tolerated IKE beiuA pse'i mIsf
With r. a. i,r."-Yie Tie B),k of Hall Hlrts" Americans
v.itnS Hpyla, saoali 10 stsErssS St ST co1n t.
nae insDec has choice ,,oe Of Scifi gold iat ges
ieyslr, witches clocks AMI Ct'aole pos irc.
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Gisnham Hotel-Tle Hon. John A. Kasson. M. c..
Of lows Holman Hopsen Dven Blmirs ami Paymsser
H. T. snclf u. Nsvy Grund Central Hot,IThe Hon. W. j.
Hypes NJ O. OF Arkansas and Attorney Cbareau Of
Quebec FVh Arens, Hoet-Gcn =. SarVin Of hbsny eI
Mayor NJ Bishop Of Cincinnati the Hon. Sshanel Wheeler D.
Bushnell Allen Tenny Conact d MAYOR H. q. East
OF Poughteepse Oen HoM anderson President Of
Metropolitan HoflGen John Hammond Of
Point N Windsor HoelArthur Csney Of Boson
Union Sguare HObliienrv r. Haven OF N,sLondon dstor
Morrill, Of Maine Joseph r. Badly Of Washington
and Dr. H. H. Director Of tbs United States Mint Ba
NUM- H0.st-Nol Pnpeisco de Porto Of heIeo.
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vay were mos. successful In the imitation of their very

way were most BuCcbSsI VI SHo 's"'fV" VI '0h VIZ
Tho Christmas festival OF the sundsyechool Of the
Church OF the Divine Paternity, Forty tfth-st and
Fihave., celebrated last evening After the sing
ing nv the children of the hymn. Ring ont the bells
or Chrismas" Miss Eva wOoley recited two Christmas
no,cs aud the Rev. Dr. Chaplin made brief address, In
bh N, told the children that they grew old In body
thew had csc .siness TO grow old In heart and IN az
fections" At tho conclusion OF Dr. Chapn's address
the bymu beginning &" In the lowly manger lying Sc
the lovely babe appears, was sung ana the preseat
were distributed.
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TIE FUGITIVE AssEMBLYMAN's SUCCESSOR.

T17E
The proclamation of Gov. Dix, announcing
that special election will be held In the XXlst Assem-
by District TO oil the vacancy occasioned by the con-
yictou Of Henry W. Genet. the Assembly OF
felony has given the politicians OF the District en-
poyment. Vim. Hsw. jr. the Republican candidate al
the last election. that he Is not candidate
FOR denomination Isaac J. Reeve Is being urged rs
candidate for the Republican nomination, ana
with a fair show Of sucoess The Republican Central
Committee will be- called together early In the coming
week when the evening for the special primary viii 0e
named. Tho Tammany Hall General Committee for 1873
having adjourned sine de- aud tho new one not having
organized YET, COminittee Organization, 10
whom were delegated tho powers OF the General Com
miitee when ~ passed out OF existence. will designate
the time aud place holding the Democratic primary
II Is understood that Charles Crary, the Democratic
candidate ~ tue last election is candidate for re-
nomination.
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PASSE yG ER.S ARRIVED.

PROM LlvIRPOOL-Ta siearsh'p Wts.ons'n. Dec 30 y
Hasss Cart Moreno Miss Faulkner Ms NJ A. Cole Mrs g. - q
Wallace y and wife Miss Sophie Warner hies Roland
PROM LIyBRPOOL--Ia s1ansh,p spgis. Dec. 30-Msrs 81
POmerOY. J. Powell fhos Tiden X A. SH a. nyen,y Is Wash.
Phil Don Mira Rogerson. Mas A. Brosa, MIS-. a. iieaI
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THE MASSACHUSETTS TEACHERS CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, Dec. 3O.-The principal feature
Of the State Teachers Conventions this morning was
address ~ Superintendent Pilbrick OF Boston con
trasilng foreign methods OF education with those or
MASSACHUSETTS. He pronounced the latter faulty In
respects.
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AN ACTIVE sTOCK MARKET.

The stock market was active yesterday. and
prcos advanced with increased business There
sHadI appreciation Of prizes, which, for the most part
cose9 AZ be highest point Of tho day. Tue greatest NC
tiy,J Weg 30 Ncs. York Ceuttal, Western Ua!yu. Lake
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About BItters-As periods Of M tSuir necessity.
at lancer u smulsas iAas injafe the organ, OF dSss
lea giving relief 10 cbvia,e t and present ss
n,-, oic fes from Dols,n Dr. Greene prcist the
thirty sure care M Dye
rsa all gants. Sold cvergwhcr Johr r. usssf
,rsR,y & Co Propretors snt Cod &c place New York
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TIE STATE or tribe.
FAVANA EXCHANGE

HAVANA Dee 3p-Bxc>ngc In fair demand the UD.d sst
10 dag' eurenc, y 1IJ piu shot sight 81 b35 ~
ds,s gold ataD premium. short ,ht loD~l02 pr.u'Tn -
LONDON, ll9d 10 premium oiPsns. VI 1913 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31

William Il. Stevens, correspondent of In,
Her0iG, ana passenger from Key West tho steam
snip Antonio, Jumped into tue Sea- on Monday.
diowuo4 before any AID could be rendered " HIM
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n0MRsTIG uAprprs
PINT CLOTHS MApKer

NzwORtz,S Dee 30-Corn lu't at 7Oc ao',a. far 10
and pr 4sc for Cs',.p Bg.,m 10 D pnr
62G6lc. for Prime. GJc for Slrcy Prime
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Ruptured People. tons the d.nga' wire .pn,s' m
horrible metal husscs The BLAsric lF"1 1Sf
Bro.say Rupture comfortably night and M csrL
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NARRIEU.

lIOYD-pPOSs Clraals night. the residence " NE siss
p,r7t, In O. caao Aaron LIOy VI NewYork HeoU o.
LLOYD aud Jessie h. BIo5A
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvAIa

rBkRNoMgTHR YESTERDAY. at HUbSUrs, IN BROADWAY.
9An.-2&' hosu-23' 30 n.-23' Miiaict-lT
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Sneela! Monica


PostDicc Noteerhe mails Bsrope week ,,da~
MrusDAl Jan = lS,i wlll close st ,hs follow,
SATURDAY St12m T L. JANIS 'PM
Our
New OPERA. TRAVELLING. and EVENING HAT
Ia made Of Zine felt Can be thrown into m pro,eel
When not BE- pocket saN vssta
evening wARNooK Co. $40 Brs.Jv.r.
Extra DRY Cabinet.
b.. .
MOEr & CIiANDON.
AT t rs fsn s'w .f' al.
AGKER. MERsAT.I, & CONDrrS. '"tt'
.i" 100 "a .h "CnAMnwRSSr. .--' "- 20 tt
toaAI sDVOSDsl AND gROapaAL
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gO3TDy RANK STATEMENT.

Bo,ros Dee 80 flowing The sitsmest " he R,t,s
Nano Ban1 retained TO the Clearing kolse m,BdJ
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CATTLE MARKETS

PnoupEScx R l.. Dec. 30-psains Cloths ssiy 6,ajs
FOR best 6i squares.
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nskor's Chocolate.
easily hal, VIII N r'n
uishIx W. BAxER Il Co Breakfast Coos
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Dnker's Chocolate.
II You VISA .ae ss.r Vanilla Chocolate, get BAKER,
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GENET STILL AT LIBERTY.
A telegram from Toronto to Sheriff Brennan
yesterday informed him that Genet had not been seen
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DIED.

An Votices Of HGyriayrs nus, De indorssd wi,s ~
name and address,
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NrW-.JERSEY
JERSEY CIrY.-Thc Court OF Pardons met at

JERSEY CITY.-Thc Court oil ParaOns met at
Trenton yesterday to consider the sanity OF Jacob
Mechella who is condemned to be hanged here In Jiu-
uary. A Number OF physicians were exauinea bl, the
Court adjourned without taking any actioi The body
of 4. Wolff. the nIsstig barber OF he Hamburg
steamer Harmon found 40 the foot VI Sixteenth
a., near Tie Morris and Essex Railroad whirves yesle
Gay luuruD2. The deceased btd vn h.pe vest bt-H
hlrk trOisers On tue former were hntons similar Ia
those usually by steamer emplpye- In his peck
els "A gold watch aud cham with lVekeI aud rigs
acbed draft for I'VE ilal-is, and several small AZ
teles were found Ibe body WAS sent 10
takeu IN chsrge by County Physician Buck -.
cent In his resignation Yesterday. To take eecr January
I5 Is7l Watch-inceings VIII he beld IN st. Paul's
Methodist Episcupa Chuich tonight IL Is stated that
ths resolution 10y the Board OF Aldermen requesting the
Board OF Works to $4,000 for payment Of street
Works reappolutiDe Isaac y. Markey Water PurveyoI
ENGLrwooD.-An inquest was begun In this village
Yesterday concerning the death OF Mrs Mary McGinns
who was found dead the floor Of her home In Tenafy
with her skull fractured, OH Dec. 23 ana whose death
was suspected TO nave resulted from assault upon
testified that he was called TO the house. aud found the
lying the floor NJ the foot Of her stars In her
hou,ej her skull fractured, and there bruises
upon her face and breasts the wounds. IN his opinion.
could not have been caused by her falling down stairs.
and looked a. they had been inflicted by blows from
club, esrah leGuuis. axa NJ tesagI tAat sAe ward
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mrrpc ILLOGICAL REFORM.

yoaMArloN or An AssoslATloN-AN IMPORTANT
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
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LONG ISLAND CnY.-Watch night services
will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Chrch on sixth
ST. TO night. The exercises will consist OF class meet
ing. sermon, love feast. and prayer meeting,
linuing from 1:o0 TIL midnight
RoCKAwAr.-Tne oyster men Of this village much
troubled at tue appearances OF inlet OF the
which has broken through the beach only short dis
lance from the Old The inrt has aread, become
uaygaoe for small vessels nd 1t is feared that npon
the occurrence OF storm 10 will be enlarged. n this
should occur oysters 20 the value of thousnl of dol
Lars will be DESTROYED.
The true northerner., 1873-04-18
Pith and Point.

TAILoRs' revenge-Giving customer
fits.
THE worst of all the Fee-nians-Law-
yers.
POLITICAL pedestrianism-Running for
office.
Woo1 gatherings-Fights between
negroes.
The place for picnic-The Sand
wich Islands.
QUERY-What is the circumference of
the waste of time?
A liar is tolerated when he tells US
what we wish to believe.
WHY is mouse like like load of
hay? Because the cat'l eat it.
WHAT sort of ascent is a descent "A
trip-up, for it brings you down.
GIRLS, never marry doctor, or you
viii be tied, day and night, to your
"piller.
SOME preachers would make fine
martyrs; they are so dry they would
burn well.
AN old bachelor compares life to
shirt button, because it so often hangs
by thread.
YoUNe AMERICA, going to bed, handed
over his new trumpet, saying, Grand
ma, you blow while | pray"
OWEN COUNTY, Ky, is ready to swear
that it has a boy, ten years old, who
weighs only eleven pounds; but this is
really too thin"
THERE is deal of talk about English
reserve but what would Wellington
have done at Waterloo if il had not been
for his reserve 2"
A GENTLEMAN took the following tele-
gram to telegraph office 81 announce
with grief the death of Uncle James.
Come quickly to read will. / believe
we are his heirs-John Black" The
clerk, having counted the words,
said "There are two words too many,
sir. " "All right, cut out with grief. ~
A YOUNG lady writes to an exchange
giving n recipe for having fun. She
says, invite half dozen boys and girls
to your house when your pa and ma are
away put half-dollar silver piece in
dish with molasses an inch deep in it,
and offer it to the boy who gets it with
his mouth. The more the boys try to
get it, the more fun will there be.
A CINCINNATI boy, after gazing long
and meditatively upon q painting repre-
senting the Biblical decline in pork
where the drove of devil possessed swine
were rushing down the hill into the sea
and being told the story-remarked
"I'n bet the old man d found some
way to pack them hogs and sell 'em for
prime mess, without wasting ham,"