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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

SEVERAL BANDS OF KIowAs ON THE Wan
PATH.-The Chicago Inter Ocean OF SATURDAY.
says: "a report reached Sheridsn,s headouar
tiers In this city yesterday 70 the effect that eight
or ten parties OF Kiowas, under the command of
Big BOW, nave started on the war path In the
tory. Their purpose, as set forth in the report.
Is TO depredate to the south in Texas The on
Gers here place little credence in the report, and
think II VIII prove to be O false Alarm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

The KING or DAHoNEY died Last month. The
deceased monarch was not loved by his su bjects.
nence there were no "vain regrets' at his death
AND tor the same reason only "a women
were inundated on his grave, instead OF several
thousand, that are usually required on such an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

TIE ALLEGED DISHONEST LETTER CARRIRR
AT RIcHMoNp.-Mr. Bowie, the alleged pur-
sent on to be indicted by the grand iurv of tbe
United States District Court, which meets in
that city on the first Monday OF next month
allowing him bail in the sum OF sI,Ooo.~Iler'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source day were S1i9, 2S414.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

An APPLE TREE isreported at jackson, Wash
ineton county, Wis, which has blossomed fort
exhibits one crop Of apples well advanced, one
crop just formed, and Q set OF fresh blossoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

cincinnati thinks the finest work of art in
ner exposition 10 . colored picture or q whisky
stsuiiery with pork packing establishment In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

Ia Belumore veterinary surgeon want Cd
has but one thumb.
gFrost IN Brooklyn a.a ss other points on
s.%is. has =, been appointed gen.
Tho banking house Of n n
terday. suspended yss-
.d,on y Y sfessd that the publication of IN. orr
YelTs IN eutisy q 2sS 100 "a ss'annica" vIn IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

"A Lore WALK.-At the San Francisco CITY
&asasns Jack Shepherd has just accomplished
thousand consecutive nours. He mfssrHd an AZ.
uemeiy In the latter part Of the VAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

ga fro in Rondout, n. Y yestsrd.v d.
sUoyeo property TO the extent 70 300,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

iguations of Major Asa Bird Gardner, judge ad-
vocate, of his commission as first lieutenant first
artillery, (only,) and Major David Taggart,
paymaster U. s. army, have been accepted by
the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

NEW ENGLAND mayors do all sorts of tb,nos
One Of them recently distinguished himself 6v
Ieaping nom horse car, preventing an sssss
custody the vould-te murderer. This N ,r ,nso
pal here was Mayor Lewis of New Havsn
tn HOG oHoLxRA 10 prevailing on the so.s.
nisncn, near Romney. Col. Geo. ". n ssSss<-
In, formerly the hrsf vice presidsaS u car az
y It, and M. Michael Eirs -csm,srlasd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16
4 IN COLN HALL

WASHINGTON THEArER
" (COMlQUE.)
l1th street, below Penna. Avenue.
A GREAT DRAMATIC TREAT
The Celebrated Young American Actor,
GEORGE W. THOMPSON,
Supported by the Eminent English Actress,
MISS ELIZA NEWTON,
Will appear in Boucicault's Masterpiece, in acts
THE RAPPEREEi THE RAPPEREEl
Produced in Superb Style and with Powerful Cast
Messrs. JAS. :. EDWARDS, II. W. EAGAN, OF
TO BURBANki Mis-. CARRIE AVERY, r.yNO.
REESE, II. JEAN BUCKLEY, b. o. HODGES
and Powerfully Augmented Dramatic Troupe
Also the "Champions Of the World :"
MCKEE AND ROGERS.
The Great Original One Legged Dancer, THOMAS
HARPER, il bis Astonishing Performances
The Great Song and Dance Men, GOOD
YEAR and WHITING. The Pleasing
Song and Danes Lady, Miss MACY
kODCAP. The Great Jig Dan
GER, OTTO BURBANK.
Tive New Ballots by Mons BlandOwski,
THE COURT OF BEAUTY BALLET,
Led by the Charming Premieres,
REMMELSBERG SISTERS.
GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Mattress for families WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. sepl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

Speech OF Mr. Stickney, President of
Campbell, Of the House
Of Delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16
THE NEW GOVERNOR.
Omcial Congratulations

The Members OF the Legislative As.
sembly Call upon Him I'm u Body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

OPEN AIR CoNCERT.-The following is the
programme of music by the Marine Band, s.
Petrola, leader, to be given at the open air con-
cert at the Capitol grounds to- morrow: 1. Grand
March. 2. Overture Tampa. 8. Grand selec-
ton from the opera Prophete, by Meyerbeer.
=. Military Ball Quadrille, by l.. Schneider. 5.
Selection, Grand Duchess, by s. Petrola. 6.
GalOp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

oL2 L no. On Exhibition and sale NEW No
7TH ETY. NTH ST.
MARKRITER'S,
No. 439 It'll street, between d and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrsvings, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
seis, Rings, Mails, &C., in the District.
~TERMs CASH.
~Plesse remember Name and Number. jelly
A LII KINDS or CAST-OFF WEARING AP-
"A PARKL can be sold to the very best advantage
By addressing or calling on justin,
619 street, between 9Th and 7th n w.
Notes BY mail promptly attended to- Cash paid rs
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
~ bought ct fair prices for Q New York house.
he usehold Furniture bought and sold. Notes BY
msi promptly attended to By AUGENSTEIN,
l&Oe Pennsylvania avenue. dsl-lyr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-16

notwithstanding Richardson returned
to Washington in the early morning train and
resumed his official duties. ....Colonel Bacon,
A. ID. q. on the staff of General Sherman, has
returned form short visit to his home in Ken
lucky: Mr.. L. b. Saunders. Of the naviga-
ton division of the Treasury department, has
returned from a four months European trip
and resumed his duties in the department.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11

Owen Burgess, of Danbury, is in
the Bridgeport Jail. A nice man
he is. Danbury has gone to work
at great expense to build hand
some brick Jail, with hot and cold
water and gas, and put pinnacle
and French roof on it, and done
everything possible to furnish it
with the comforts of a home and
this Burgess, this man who pre-
tends to be a Danburian and have
the interest of his town at heart,
goes off twenty miles to patronize
a rival institution. That's a bril-
liant way TO patronize home indus
try, that Is.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11

When the epizootic broke out IN
Chicago an expressman bought a
horse badly afflicted with the dis
temper. He got him for $50, and
began to dose him with a pint of
gin and ginger twice day. The
stimulant kept up the spirits Of the
animal so that he worked all the
time, and in less than week earn
ed 1892. Unfortunately, however.
the horse acquired taste for in
toxicating liqnor, and cannot do
without now. He smells it as he
passes by the saloons, and insists
upon stopping; neither win he eat
his food unless it il thus seasoned.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11
NATURES GREAT REMEDY

1t is gratifying 20 us to inform the public tia
DIR. l.. q. c. Wishari's Pine Troe Tar Cordial. 10
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gam "A an cnyiab,,
reputation from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific coas,
and nom thence TO some of the frs; families @.
Europe, not through the press alone. but by per
sons throughout the States actually benefited am
cured at his office: While he publishes lcss ~ say
our reporters, he is unable to supply the deinan.
II gains and holds its r,pu;ation-
First, No; by stopping coughs, but by loosen.
ing and assisting nature 10 throw OF the unheal.
thy matter collected about the ,h.oat ana bron.
cha! tubes, which causes irritation.
Second, 1t rtmoves the cause of irritation
which produces cough OF mucous rnembrane
ana bronchial tubes, assists the lun,,s TO act and
throw of the unhealthy sccrctions, and purifes
the blood.
Third, 1t is free from sQuiis. lobelia. incc,c
and opium, OF which most throat and lung reno
dies are composed, which uilay couch ONLY and
diSorganize the stomach. II has a soo.hinr ef.,c,
on the stomach, acts on the liver and kilnsvs ANA
Emphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching 10
every part OF the system, and In It's irvipra,ing
and purifying effects it has gained a reputation
which 1t must hold above all others in the market,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE GREAT INDUSTRIES
OF THE uxlrrp sTArIs

:, 80 ~ Pages and 80 cnr1aviuas. rriniei in F,--
i 49,, an 1eiman Written D., 10 ss,lirs,, s,,,Ia.
nel9iaiing John r. Cough. Ao,. I'm 60 ~.
sHIa h2w.and, Row 4. llvin II M. Is-iii,, E;-iv
aloeii hIishsilc, Horace tricky. y. 10. i,.fiis.:
:. his work Is eonriete history OF al branches
~ lia1stsy' pzoeesscs OF manufatturc etc. in an
,,,,,,,s -. ee,hl.fe oncyclopc,sia o. arts ani
and - the mos efl-rt no and VAL
49, WA o. INFORMATION on sah1ccts Of general
=, :, -, esas oHesd 20 the puete a.ap;ed
20 the vans ol the Merchant, Mannfectnrer. Ne
ehauic. Farmer student and inventor, and ~cls 70
D.. n Cd and Young of all clasSs>- The took j.
sid hy aapnfS v.hs ar making large sales IN an
parts Of the country. ~ i offered az The IA. rro
OF slsO ana y the chcapcf work ever sold IL sub
Scfirtion No family should be without a COW
We want agents in every town IN me L = md
no agent can fail 60 do well with this fs.k O,,r
tcIlns are hefal We give ON AGENTS fls ex,,,,.
siye right Of territory. one Of our ar,fS si lss-
cn7es IN eight days, another 9Gs in two u,.ls In
Hartford our agent sold so in one Nh s,,,-;.
rnens OF the work sent 90 agents ON rec.itt 81
stamp For circulars and tea ms 10 ar,.nts a3sr,s.
the publishers, J. r. BURR q HYDE Hsr5so,s
Conn, or chicago, III.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11
The Funny Side of Physic.
500 Pages, go Eagraraigs.

startling expos Of Moaioai H.r,,,,-~c q, -.
pas ant Present IL Ven;iiates I.taeks Ir,,,,s
rs lrdvelhg Motors. laslua Niesscit.s vers-
- Noted Female Cheats. orfune Tri,f-s IA
fhy siclans and Narrative q taoiy 49, \. -,
49,, sl"ithhl s>cTc;s and insiflicss y low %
aNoil ne as Shieh tosA Is h.lT 70 We ave ex-
eiiealars and tslTns address H.. ,,,,l-;.I,. I M
III. NoIa-' o. thicaso'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11
The Bright side and Family
Circle go

VIII he published weekly IN 1873, better and pr,f-
We Than ever, AZ only Loo Ter year. and bean
utu Chrome, the Gala fillice, will ic rivcn 10
every suharibcr. Agents wanted errrvwhcrr.
LITERAL commissions. SPLENDID rremiums. sub
scribe now Got NJ clnh n 'lT-fil
-. BRIGHT SIDE CO.,
Chicago, ~
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11

80 Person can take these Bitsers &C
corning - esrcctsons. and remain long unweli.
provided ihcir bones arc not destroyed by NINE
IA poison or other means. AMI yital orVans
wasted beyond the point az repair.
Dyspepsta or luds stson. Iieadacbe
Ia "a lti- Si-.uliers- Coughs. ntEhineSs Of The
thest. biEZincss. <olr EruciaiiOns Of The Sto-
Il4cll- Tad Taste ia the GOuih. Dnisns Attacks
iAipuaiina 81 tie Hear. Inflammation OF the
IrlE-. F4il IA the rcgions OF the kidneVs ana
hundred other EIinfU3 TEInpiOms are the OF.
spri1-s q BvETr PTia. Otfr hottie viii prove A
bitter guarantee o. Is merits than a lengthy
advertisement
For Female Complaints. In yonng or Old.
mari u n -la-.1- 20 f.e dawn al WomanhoOi
or tlc tu-l 81 ,c fless Tuuic tatierS display :,
iocil-i a. iH-ueace maj i.Hp-O. eLIehI Is soon
2 'rc-r-lite.
For Ia aammstory and Chronic
Rae ufia'ism -li GSui, Bii.Ugs. Rcmitieps
a.ld llLcrrsiliehi feyeT-. DISEASES Of the Hood
Liver h. i.ey- e.i Bladder, these Riiers have
ID equal sucl Diseases are eanse,l by Inflated
Hood.
They Hrs gentle Purgative AZ well
rs Tonic. POSSESSING, tae nl,r!t Of acting as
4 power ui agci.t IL reviewing CoDg6sfion or In
n1.nmaii1a Of iss I4scT aad NiscerzI organs,
All ia lsiiiogs diseases.
For skin Discs ses. ErrpfiOns letter Salt
RAeum. BinicilcS. spots. Pmplcs, PusIule.
Boiis. C3rhuncie-. MIE-wOrIis Scaid- Head
sore EyCs. Ery9ip-ias. Itch. Scurfs DiSco4ors-
SSi1 OF whatever name or nature. are liter
air dug Up all CARED Cut OF the sys-
ten II a saurt Time ~ the use OF these Bitfers
Grateful Thousand. proclaim NISEsLK
DITTErS TIE most wonderful lnyigorani that
ever sustained Inc sinking system.
AZ. II. FTcEbONALD g. co.
Druggists anl ecu. Agts.. san Francisco. Cal
+ Cy-. ~ Washington lid Charlton SfsA. M.
SOLD Ia ALI DESOCi>fS DEALERS
ssyl
The sun., 1873-11-11
RELTEF FOR THE room.
The Churches to Provide Rooms FOR the Dis
tribWiion of soup nnd Cicthiua.

A meeting FOR the purpose Of organizing
societies and dcpots FOR the relief Of the poor
during the coming winter was held Yesterday IN
The Attorney Dairy t3j Nassau street. Mr.Johp
iI. Clblr proposed to organize soup dcpots In
the poorest localities, whcrc, with tho codpcra-
tlon of butchers, vegetable dealers, martctmcn.
hotel Keepers. and dining rooms generally. he
believed that tU'ilcicut material could be- pro-
cured FOR mere triiiing cgrensc 10 feed over
ten thou. md people a day. \ proprietor Of ~
New York hotel had said that nearly half a ton
daily OF bread, meat, nah, and vcgot lbes was
thrown into the swill pail. in one block up town.
Tho speaker added that II he could get ten or
twenty good men he would in ten days have
such dcnots started in this city as would be able
to provide the best and strungcst soupa at less
than ten cents gallon.
Mr.. Morton. Wholesale baker Of Brootlvn.
said that the Christian nssuriatiOus of tha; city
seemed TO be willing ~ this time to join IN do
Ing what they hest could for the poor of that
CITY, He had personally called upon the baker.
Uf Brookyn who had mostly agreed 10 sell ~
manv barrels Of wheat -four nj cost price Tor the
behea, OF the poor that hour 20 be intrnaied TO
Association To he baked aud turned Into bread
In such large quantities that The poor might puy
aten-cept loaf for nvo cents Mr.: Morton ex-
pressed his Willingness TO do what he could for
tho poor of thia city
Warden Rrennnn Of bellevue Hospitai, who
wac found in the dining room over bowl Of
cream and oatmeal, was here introduced The
warden with rllcrity offered his services in
u',ilnk VIC p""r' ATeafy inc nosnitH was
dhtiv receiving poor persons picked up sick and
dcetitu'c. lie acknowledged he did not hurry
mp their recovery. A. he fclt that to scul them
out was only 10 renew their sUTcrings.
gentleman who had lived In London and
Pals gave q brief sketch - the management Of
the poor D, such times ~ those nov threaten
'ng. "" proposed that the. churchrs should
npru th' % Il.cren's during Sire coming winter.
pf'prilN warned that thurc soup aud c0fca
-l"Vid be di.iributcd 10th" poor. aud In In. /
that tue churches should hrcpulc the nu-
hrrifcd dcpot. Tor blankets. old clothes. an,l
PROVISIONS. We FUuVtl ID il.nf. o LeJ
rul ~ 'ncrly stamped M Eht be ltit at an the
police sections In srw YORK. aud rented out 60
th' poor iIr ten cents eari % Wvck. or even les.
a+ ln luuduu thousands gip 80 rented fut one
truuv we i. ana are always returned la tho
.irIUg.
/, was voted to .sA TnE SOS to receive sub
crip;ions.
The sun., 1873-11-11

~ - IN
rrn f"r siin,rt,. sn,i A., NV mLN fion
crntrly fnir lrisnd a. u, t,,cr W.. e. , y. , ms.
uinr s,nt,inr nro , "l,.' I' w Nv, ,rIcE.
gctiyr. s,uin non, fluira;,, iri,vc ~, aeu, Am
tnru tp..t MN A. az Nv us' luW uu,n
lh ts5.i So, .rt,,f'i" ''ua u,, "
=, -ras5 N. esfrt St,tr ~ ISIS ~ ve,.. .
wheat ,,ft,s ~ -.t.,s. ~ ~ tprInt
do. winter Wheat SAtrN. ,T ', ,s ,o,.tttsi 80
brand ~ it IL a., 80 M, W" ny
sgasi0,- g.. 'tr,.rn ~ ,ettne ~ ~ ~ ~
runr- -rn.trug -. :, ti 49, 80, .ye
S..tots. 10. iiribd,wr, Sc tts5 Itncs,,,bcst
no,t b sIs '1' f,s N''' '''''Nf''''' ""'NN"N"'
Gtor ...f..'- i-.,A,' ri and ,,.i.. . ,. ..-
ru - tI nr,.. t,,,,,' III, , iiOi"S - N.le Ntry
uo,s Si'~ ~ IN -, it,n % ~, 4. p, ;,a'. luutN
sa h..n al ~ ltir tnr f,i, rag,ti. 80. -
i.flU uats lava al ,ifc Hrrrrd ln,, ot sai a. a. .
lt, Cor tiutti. - 80 ''''.'' NV" ~ r'' ~ 's3
InusissnSr PORK y,,. ri .,ies ,co h,,, n, .,s -,
nov ucf' Ia a. lUnIi, W. d a ,,r ~ ~ ~ NiP , ao'
Tacpn wis ulo,sra. ~ A = - - ~. ,''Mnt. 81 ~
tiiy ion oicIr ,Nc. if Wr.t - 90 az f'r sbp, ~,
rN .u.l o. f- ior,. ,i W. 80 ~, T., r ' -, - % r..v'
The sun., 1873-11-11
rnh HnIsrYIArssrlcArfoN.
TWO tonuudrums that are Puzsiir0 tic
Iiunttmutoutnus- Rudolph aud Ruyni SAM
mis- Admitted to IlniI in stc,Hgn

Two tonuudrums that rre PuzsIirQ ~ r.
liunttuUtOuinus-H Rudolph aud u oval SAM
mis- Admitted to Rail in stc,6ep.
The question agitaliug the law-ahidlne
people II Tar Town Is for what reason the
Srmmis brothers after their arrest were taken
before Judge lappcn in brooklyn. Their orcuce
having been committed and the Indictment
brought against them in Suffolk county. why
they were taken before Judge In the county of
Kings Is a conundrum which District ATTORNEY
Tuthill alone can answer II would SEEM how
ever that the authorities of suffolk county are
r"t anxious to adiuuIcdtc their own affairs, for
the persons implicated In tho outrage upon
heIs,y are to-day to appear In Jamaica for tho
-'cond time, To be examined by judge Arm
strong. who will probably decide that he has no
jursdict'r. why they were taken to Jamaica
at all is another unsolved problem and these
two questions 90 not seem destined to be soon
answered. for ur. Plat. who Is believed to be
the onlv ono who urdcrst nds the Kelsey en-
t1u ;lculu IL in al their branches ic,larc. him.
.elt r..tl,d.
liH 80 uui as0in eif o. iho uorrefrIt.ou of the
outrage the lali doors at RN,rhcld, which az,
seldom enui,S closed. were thrown wide open
tni ttc parties implicated Invited 90 eutrr uut
"n every occasion they coutiised tu un.tuuno
tie evil hour. nnI. - william Keia,y remark.
hv hr. "d dealing managed To- "Ict alcad " at
the rti.'er slow moving tatdine-- but on SAT-
urdaV they ST., .nrd to have reached .ic end "a
Their tether when Judge Iapucn refused 10 att-
mlt them 20 BAH uutil tntir cusr-ei h1d arrived
"a some satisfactory nrrWronrnt w.ih ". Tut
hii CW duuhtCi On h.t flc pt.rirt ATTORNEYS
request Z" ic nntiEci II alv apuiirlti "a to he
a'"iii td I" hsh "4. inadc tN Iuu i,i-onors'
"..n..I meant that be- lntcsjDI tp upi I-c
.Av >iirh action to the utmost ard whop
..t 80 pc long removed his two rr.s-
cners % l.y'r' 90 it wa 20 matter of very
general nenH that iiun,tugton woold
ku th m no moro uuil their .,ui
fr INfiNttIf|fN mad beer decided lt % 0
The sun., 1873-11-11


,IGrs' N pr .b'yH, on Nontay. Nov. 10, Hcnr,
Bi,vun. at'r e. years.
Cue relatives ana friends of the family are esnr,t-
i.p utli fn. itHhd the pc al nom the resleuce
oi hia son, "a dag ST., uu "Wednesday morning al y
othck, Inc rcu-iut Nll Dee tANou 10 81. Anne
church, corr'r u Gold url lr M ,t where Ao.r.ln
frl ru ul Wlli Dee ot rect tur me rn'u-r ~ hs soul,
tlI toN.-pn suudh', NN,. @. Daniel +. thils1n,
asCd tI years, u o ts aud =, dave.
Nvm rs .-' ,",AOe, 'vS 'iy .cr st on NtGnesdly.
ItNNfN 81 GrcGpo,nf. on Monday Nov. 10. 1873
ater ln-cflnf lii1e 81, Mf o. wife of James H. "a.
sen. Ia m 'ih rat uf her agc.
hr@tNoH fnd tienis Of nt family rcspect fully in
yltd lon,Dnd tir fuera from hor late residence lsS
H,a'toe a." h,a. vsA'"ul sir BloO-lyh, on edueA.
wANp 'A su4lay. Sow o. $50. Mr.. iIcn Ward. n
lcisuu. Htcd - S,lrF.
li"g O. latNcs aud friends rtHpcctnilh Invited to
attend ir Hu'r from her late residence Sg NrAt sith
.l' "I ii .'At' Soy. 10, .i 4. Ai, thence g. mo
thtrn nt iar Holy trIs West lat ST. whrr, solemn
ttQs, nltre N UUoe iu tul tue Tcpuhe of her soul
., Nil-NN' ,.At uic ltt'dtht ul hcr brother WIUiAm
" Nfnrf, f.lyale, Orange county, New 5rN SIrs
trihttin" ". Nilsnn, wdoW o. John Il wilson
l1ia ives Aul frlrnus arc ISpet fuib Invited 10 A.
ifhd The funeral trOli the B,llyllr NJ T. Church, an
lnGradaJ u'At ut l,J l.. Al. Carriages viii lurtt the
y. tram irum Sew o'A 20 stone Irdrc.
., 70 lh. MEhhiE, oF IuhN lIAhGOok LJp,ir. No "a.
attend special commune alton al rd1us. Odd Fri
io"h lliIl on lure}, NOV. "a. al u u'ro, f,r tle
NOTAy urutur- lsaac Boil.
4iy order uf = GOuguAID N.sfar
JoH' II. elNltuA, Secretary.
The sun., 1873-11-11
The Trial Of the Thorndyke Murhcrer-A
JurS lmpHHeiled in Two Hours.

bEifh*r Me- NoY 10. The trial Of John True
Gordon i'r ihc murder hs brothers Nlfc. Mrs Emua
Ccrioa. ., Thvwdyk, on the 10Th Of july last com
menctd here this aftcru0on before the supreme Court
lhiet dnsucc Appleton presiding As TIE capacity Of
,ug ut housr Was inadequate 10 hold the largc mum.
n'r ul -IttlAtofs ~ Attenlce, an Appointment took
pace 10 Hayfurd Han, which had been apprupr. Itpy
ht' up l9t the occasion. Two hOurh wtre occupied
lh lmhhrllu- a lury. The prisoner, WHO 10 taenty.
,tH' AeaTs ui age appeared IA good hcath uud splrs
ne "nh neat lu rrson aud dfcs and entirely ire from
ANY Indication that would lead tue suppositnn ~ hs
being luiny Of tue terrible crime for winch he is
At the suggestion OF counsel the Jury viii view the
prruiscs Whcrc Che uurel committed tomorrow
anu he court adjourned iuT the day.
fllty witnesses FOR The state have been summoned
hud Tue trIl ls expected to last "A week.
thtfr are three other indictment. against Gurax
for the murder OF hls brother Aimon NJ and an ItaTt
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Richard Buffers WIN.

In the contest u Wi!li'm .. rutlcr against the
"l "i ls brother Richard, ShO be' 'tned ale total
pro eTJ TO hB mother the second witness. Jau.es N
santcr testn,d trat trouble between the tcs,ator
ana "e sestAt"rs psr,u"r ut.d tp the arrest Of t
tcs'aior and hs connromoaf n Ludlow street Jail mat
ne III ail iiA ilrt Whr PRISONER N- mini VA. tbrf
rfei nt 'qlnr. thIt hc ei tho i1ii without arrtffe
n .N ht lu, hrlt W. uuy hS hsuGy and o'hf stliru.
.hti e. siProhehaNr 81 tHelt sept coupons IN on
ptcr ~ hohds lh Ahoter, said hat he did not
b, ~ 700 many 'es- n our ha' 'ct nv st,a mVrp
tisa 't tnuu-std d. .lsrH lu diamond rlur
lrn mrtncr sud sister followed tue testimony v ltt
AltrnAlNe NYn ArI oar. ~
The sun., 1873-11-11

Several Aldermen visited the lruollyn Comp
roilr's office yesterday In reference to making pro.
N'-rn for the men who are out of employment Tho
Comptroller thought ,h-t several u lusand dollars can
h' 'rnneerred from various departments to the general
repair fund which would permit the continuance of ~.
rhf. and me consequent onrloymrnt ~ incn. a lc.
h lcitl hi vas also spoken Of. ht tue tofuptru va.
uty iv maj n'thn ol riisiuE money. The pr vni-
utluiIn fuung irut E'yu officials srals tu fc thIt
Wft'in- must he dDnc TO relieve those oi work.
fi' t''"npn Cos mel ds,usstd the situation ~ great
sntM M aal utfi tAa tic Comptroller D., lni ga. tu
& 49, .r NltNO rom other experiments to the street
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