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The sun., 1873-07-25

WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
through cNurcSs train wa Peunsylyania Railroad
leave, New YORK foot Of Drhros-es and c randt sta
At l2SOP VI arrives at Cape May go T.. NJ returning
leaves Cape May 7.}l \. NJ arrives New York 2li 4.
katc New iorS to Cape May. s. Rate-New York
to Cape May aud beck, IS
Ticket oices- So gIl AS 27i Broadway and Astor
Hou g. --. u. N. BOYD, Jr., Gcnl Pass. Agt.
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Si,amSusts sno Xailrusos


AtsAbSzY AskPp PpJ5sEfHsE pJ5sEfHsE ybssSs yb ssssISpA sSs
STn nSss Ct sad n, ss.ss tsEr .
point. IVES Npk f?f tPasH
fSs. sy .aes. ees ss snss ssase checked
ssrstoSs and Sharon.
ONO ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Monday June 80 trains will leave James
slip followsi Leave saith st., Bast rlyer 10 minutes
laterI
1sOA NJ, Greenport and sag Harbor, Mail and Rock.
go <. NJ, Port Jefferson. Locust Valley. and Rock.
away excursion trains.
iS{o iiS{o n, Roekay,sy express train, train. ,
is1 M special train Tor Newport, X l., with draw
@hs .Sd Sdri Seypo %
$OP. ", Gfsenport, Sag Harbor and Locust Valley
S.0 ?: N. Port jefferson, Locust Valley, and ROcka
60j i. M. Northport Locust Valley. and RocEawsy
accommodation trains.
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York, and
At MincOla with Hampstead
TRArSs Leave gp,sTs r9p, t92S,
and Hempstcad excursion trains
iDm a. NJ RoeSiwy exeur,i9n trains.
7nO r. NJ, Nortnport Rockawy, and Hempstead
7SjP. NJ. Rockaway acc ,mmoistion trains
NEW, DAY. ETO,NEwPDmrvlA LONG
~ ISLAND kAlLROAD.-Ihe new route 70 Newpor,.
% at Gp@fRs] @ on nGaa and vSs 2%nS y s iSs SsxpS
Y%iH YORK f aSS'Sy' Hs 'yans - al @ Hsd
ndoS or ooi @ Of 'fs East l's s st. ana fSSS TSSo
the Long Island Railroad dcyot time for the l1Sl
tram Ilcaets sod aud baggage checked through at
'' OLIVER cHARLICK, President.
DENN-YLyA,NI,, ,RAILnON
Trans lclyc New york, iron foot Of Desbrosscs
Express Tor Iiirris6ars. pittsburgh. the west and
5oSs ss plTan snJ palace esrs 5 i.ts,hed $50 MO
S Gas ieS SIs' 's sqnass RSG1
moFs Rsfoad at o and 'sS Sunday ns
EsPfc;s toE PnilsaSPS's SO sso A. ~ lso s;C
Fer PhsdelPhsi ya Remington. At A. NJ, and 6:lo
FF%iTa@s r%s4E nRs a, 'soo9S s ssis s @
g. a s. SS 80, 40 5i6 So SO, g. 6io, 6.sb T. 7fs
s 5 !, soS 81 jS PM and IL night sunday 'd' $40
,oISr Elizabeth, 8 es 40 $40. .. $50, TO- nAM,
$50 53 8 Sy2 10, liSlP; M and 1! night Sunday
!; q ssi. s $50 20, $50 sS s'1 8 SO $50 l. 1:s 10
For woodbridge ana Perth AmoOI, . and ~ A NJ,
For Sew iranswick, and $40 \. NJ, u NJ. as 40.
6N 6,9 So y T. NJ and u night Sunday. 6dO' s'S)'
,For East Milestone, $40 A. NJ, ~ noon, T. 10 aud $50
FOR Lambertyue and Pennington. "a. N. aud ar NJ.
tor rhl.lpsears an bSSlyllsrs and 7; ": -,
caSSn @ ioI n@2ssSq?T9 @ and naipFion' p and
Ior Freehold, : \. NJ. md ~ VI.
via boa, sATaSTTs from si Es & N.mien A. NJ and
Trans arTvc I" f9llows; From Plttsburgh, 80 i92'
daily. except Monday From W ,shin;ton and DAli'
FFSTS From i pmaiSisa @ os p % VI os b i9 f H.
2ls' $50 lp. e0S, 1';5; gl5, 1913 r. ~ sunday. 5:!3
, Ilesff Ol oaeg, NJ p; e., ~ i and l' llr2edsiy So
D. NJ ToYp, jill. Gei. Passenger Agent
Al cAssA'rr, Gene ral Manager.
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ATALL GAUNT WOMAN

over SIX feet, with all The gypsy characterlstlcs
VINO i that - tne reporter asked, pointing
to the Anazuulan gypsy.
lnlls IRISH Eve" the giant answered "She 4
the wife or the man that drinks, and she's head
- ING family, cause she's the better man Of the
two "
WHAT'S she doing with that dog ?" the re-
porter inquired.
she dArcn't let him loose" was the answer
" He'd snap some o'them little poodles in two,
II she ala " w.
Inc reporter and his friend bade the giant
S''u dif ana walked through the camp. Ifish
E'' was Sldd ted on the ground. stu mol ling
lhr cnhiI, with a twO-fuOt pipe in hoT mouth
'H leh'Ing lhe camp the re- JOrter got into con-
SeI0dt.oh W.h young Gypsy, You seem t.
he lrciii well AFRAID Of the big fellow yondor, -
thr reporter said.
Yes was the reply. "IIe's the head Of
us ~ -
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Goar6 ano anonls.


4 FFW Young men can b. nc -o.uu,,.st.i ........
~ hhrl ana pl" ls1nt rooms terms MV ...4tt !
west :. ~, u ar lth av
4 FEW me hlpcs can .. er'ouv ..iH.t ~
~ Gohr hHtI ly b'arde 3. l"lit' 4. ..l -I .'-
4 FFM ladies' and 4 ~ men wA' ...l '. a
n, may apply At l'9 Last :-h ~" ~ l.0 ! a.. 80
At 80 LUDLOW ~r.-Fr -,,...l ,-..,...1
~ ~ i'f hou'eAe'p'i@ VI ic-' 20. is.. H.'i''
A fRW senlsmecn elah'y' .o,te.r, .as N.'
4h any room v ~ '"' d'olsI ST., t'rt.f
A ~ W youn mon. laJ 90. or niau and va. t'i
N board, arr rooms j. ., ST.
GEE,hGhbdbslMttN, ~ ndi,s can bra.. 'h'
V'Wn steady, resle table m,c.e..., .'..t ..3
or oniv n few pn,'bss" loe hmlb, 49, 80
''H'' Aure'S l, n b., boA ~, sun on..
dated b 1a. or q isiP f'.asi ant '''' -" '
, rImRNiS' iKp rooms to let, a. ua.a..,Y I"
- 'orhs mo0 crate. Call Ia fancy store ~ ''''
re n.lrmcn e,n have nl,o rooms with '''
- V"'NsN' .st at0. 81 East Sist
1N w .RION = = Respectable mcr ~ nw.,,..s
II" " ard ana pleasant rooms, do h''Ii.
ct', WEST 3STH 81. a few r",pr lsn' 80. ,@
twJ 1 can have good board and plct'N" '','''
c,n ~ ~ a5T. l,io -T rS SS[0C[ %o n '' win T'1
breast Of milk, sset nurse excellent ieN''N'
| 900 WEST 28TH IT, near Nh 'y l.4
| tDO = sprctablr young men can br 81 'V"'"
with board bath and gas ---,1..
80 rtM actdaMos.iS MssS aits ssSf
beds. u ucHy a.
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a WEALTHY GYPSY.
j. ne rich p was the next question.
tie could buy up the wnnis of Union Hi

lie could buy up the wnnie of Union Hin
ana unt uv poor was Lde reply.
bu gcillns nearer view ot the women II was
Z. -oiHed That all Of them wore massive gold
iNE' on HN-cf ana thumb. The persons IN the
hclEhhu'hOod speak in the best terms Of tne
conduct of the gYpsies. They hlred a boy To do
we lOuEhcst work about the horses, and paid
MN wen. Every morning the chiefs wife and
udushttf leit the camp with BASKETS and re-
turned about o'clock. Several persons from
Sow lurk and Jersey Cty purchased horses ana
were hlshly pleased with their bargains. Nearly
every DAY men arrived with now stock, ana "a
tl uhhsicr seemed to be going on continually
me giant, ny the way possessed a beautiful
tame 81 lrIel, which he was going TO take home
with nm to England In a few months.
Several ladies' OF wealth visited the camp In
private carriages and had their fortunes told
- yesterday the camp was broken up. The
Engllsh families travelled toward the south and
the irish gypses went In westerly direction
The sun., 1873-07-25
& OF ma.

SHEA, fS7 bNODME 81, block east of
~ hroldwAy. cletrln; out entre stock OF summer
co uK Tor men and boys at prices sult oyrrYbody
Mishts from best merchant tulOrs always On hand 10
trouble 10 SHOW goods,
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MusltaI snstrum,nls.

800 sfbhaSS8Sa MD 9RGtNs, NEW AND
so,d A. iowcr prices, for cash lpstalimen,s oy -
fen' "a e,y OF county by HORACE wATEi.S n S4 y
20. ol hOauway ,nan ever offered before 40 Y ~,
hofk' Asents Ssnted Great tnduoeinenIs 10 iAsy .ds
The sun., 1873-07-25
Grtutslons.


4 GRAND Ocean EScursioD to the Fishing Banks.
giving hne view Of the harbpr and fOrtlnc ltions
The new, fast, and elegant saloon steamer TWILIGHT
ui'iS eNrureVhs lohuruays eNccptcnl. AYE
RS; Christopher st.. $50; and Pier B. .. Dinner,
trrshmcne, bait, and line on board Tickets, t ladies'
% cents. Good music.
EORTLER, Pleasant Valley. and shady Side steam.
crs leave diilY from spring st. at loA NJ $40 and
T. NJ. landing at 2hl st. 10 minutes later sunday time
from Spring st. $50, ~. II 4. NJ, l. g. and 2SO +. NJ
landing At sd II. Fare, Is cents.
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rrfnINa rnE YOU'VE oYrsIEs.

The Sun reporter stve her nuy cents and she
took his Hstit hand IN hers md examined the
palm Of u uttcutiyely. " You viii DO rich" she
bald - when you don't expect H., and your
youngest s"n wtll hrihg you luck. Rat there's
stfedm OF water there you'll have to cross, and
asked '""
49,. Ihank YOU" the SuN reporter replied Just
Ged." "' '''''
on, slr,' she answered, there's The stream
OF water between you la factl ana | can't see
Justice bedford the most geni 4. ht-hearted
hsnnsnme hi4nd ON the New Jersey bench
accompanied the SuN reporter and h I'd his Tor
the gypsy
,r, That's So" said the Justice with a sigh
learned lurlsi lately.l
sut, 'oatinued the. gylsy, "an your ene-
n@ahn @ twltched And the lady you love win
shrnIe hhIe on YOU. You will marry her In loss than
'Aus0 months 1.-The Justice has = lovely wife and
The sun., 1873-07-25
cjrottrlcs.

EItE Tft~. We lncr for sale a large sssortuep
y OF oOluNG rEENkFASr JNlsANI nj uIngIi q
pound. '7 70 Sl'D
sample Teas In half chc sta ~ cents per, nourd
CASSIDY & CO 'ly5 Front AZ
The sun., 1873-07-25

THE BEST FAMILY PAPER.-The wocSiv Ne
York sun. SPACES siayear send your Dollar.
The sun., 1873-07-25

bRASy AspnT5ER1y "A ssRbrosPbb sRb .Ss MP
6REw.-Leave vestry st. Pier at $50 A. NJ, and I'd st
norh Of Erie ferry, sts45 landing at Yonkers Tarry
Rhnebeck. TisgM. Csutill, and Hudson Conneesinf
Point, Cornwall and Nowburgh, returning same day,
t1. Tickets by special cars td baggage checked to
IA favaa nd
The sun., 1873-07-25

elotrs.
OntINl! 70 cts. to tl dhy. 81 To g. week cieAi
u AN comfortable. IA BEeckcT st near Broad ay
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.


G0VcIALl STATED SEssioS MONDAY Dec. 90 Ia-7
Punktt IN the chair and quorum Of
Aher PrsssDAldemsn wler chair snd quorum
OF members. -
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED
That tho Sidewalks both sides Of HyseFsashst from sIh
Eghth-sye., be tagged
regulated and graded the curb ami gutter stones SET and the sidewalks
TIA. wssut, from Broadway ws,. be paved viii Belgian or
laid from the northeast conner Of caa. and Mol
berrysts. to the southeast Of said
fret and siTty-seondsts .II DIT. -I - -
That lamps lighted Fourave on The we tsrly aide he
tween and n
That hs Vacant lo on The south ss Of sirytt cOnmsnsHs
That be built Eghts trstst from First
That street lamps be lighted srfourih ST. from Ph Third
lamps lighted SIXTY ast from Bshih4ve to I'll.
That sidewalk the north side Of POJnuht bstwesa Msa
sou and Fnhave., be nagged- ..I... n
PhV curb and gutsessones be Sci Aad tho depA AsgSs
Eighty IRON Rlst Rive ha ,us,
lated add graded the curb aud gutter stones se sai
That st. from Fisye TO Muh,,,,,
st. be regulated and graded the curb aud gutter tho side
That the vacant The Pou H ,bou, ,oa
ss. The vacant lots the north sde o. Fnyhhst between Pa
and sixth aves be fenced ...l..H. - -
That Hs .dss.t u, north side Of FOussu st. between Fn
Thai the vacant o. the nOrs Gds of 10 feet west
Tia, street lamps be lighted seveu,yesAtA.t om Fn,,vs to
That street lamps be sad Fiysseoadt from Madison ave to
Tina, the iesaLs sides Of It,
That both sides 0nsundr nainshst from T dave "a
euro ami guierones be tae sidewalks aasxss
That fohyihidst ave 70 East River n. regulated
sskss a7 se sd Esserssaes ses aHl The sdessks aax
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
SUPERHEATED STEAM.

A MAS OF SCIENCE CRITTCIZEs A CITY OFFICIAL.
TO the Edttor or The Tribune
SR Our form of government, preferable as
it other forms prevailing in the Of the world
has still defects from which undoubtedly 1t will
purified in duo time. one of the glaring of these
defects is that often appointed TO Offices the
duties Of which they cannot properly perform simply
for the want of educational training Of the kind required
for such office. Fre-Marshal Thomas McSpedon Is an
illustration in point He publishes in paper CON-
munication on Superheated Steam which confession
OF ignorance about the subject.
He that il there sufficient steam remaining in
the pipes after the fires have been banked liable
into gas that makes tho pipes red hot, and that
this occurs when there absolutely not fire enough to
make steam from The water" This ia simply absurd
assertion While there is not fire enough to make steam
from water when the boiler is under pressure Of
say 60 pounds (Which corresponds to 5000 Fahrenhe
how can the steam the pipes become red hot (which
corresponds TO 5000 Fahrenbeit The highest steam
pressure ever practically experimented with, was 15O
strongest in use can stand his 1t requires special ap
paratus on small scale TO experiment safely
corresponds with only 569o Fahr-a which is
several hundred degrees below red heat. Only when
there is no more water in the boiler would it be possible
for the furnace to heat the steam to this or higher tenn
perature without bursting everything. Superheated
when an active, iVeiy FIRE comes in Contact with tubes
containing steam without water The Fire Marshal says
space Of pound OF water This is misstatenpent
lOO the number at 2l2 Fahr and long there is
water left the boiler 10 requires less than this
At higher temperatures and out Of contact
with water, steam will expand according Y Mariotte
law that for every 1900 Increase OF heat t VIII double
its volume. Therefore, at 6Oo will occupy 30 and at
9OOo the red heat will occupy about 2oO times the
space OF the water Mr.. McSpedOn fther says Less
tire will heat that 1900 pounes OF steam than the pound
OF water. Hero we have one pound OF water expanded
by heat into pound OF steam Of 2600 times its or-
nal volume and Mr. Mcspedon calls 1t $500 pounds Of
steam."
That superheated steam may be very dan gerous by
making all woodwork In the neighoorhood OF the pipes
dry tnder aud very hot at the same Ine is eyi
dent; but that single furnace with bankedup fire,
not hot enough TO make steam from the water, may
the steam In the pipes 70 become redhot, Is a
danger which exist only in the Imagination OF pe0-
pie who labor under the disadvantage OF want OF in
formation. p. III. WANDER WEYDE, M. d.,
Editor OF The Manufacturer aud Builder
Neu- York, Dec. 81, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
DEPARrURG OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, JAN I.
sppy New YearIhe oce sni all Domestic Mails Close al
10 q. IN.
Nss for Europe Queenstown Liverpool per steAa&
Wisconsin, close No Supplementary Mails Steamship sails
N, from Pier No. ~ n. T.
A Prussan Closed Mail Ia By this Line.
-.-~ THURSDAY, JAN. ,
Mails for Europe via Plymouth CbeTbOug and Hsmba
ship ThurugA close AZ II Supplementary Mail Pier foot Of
Third a. Hoboken is closet At Steamship at from
foot Of Third,st. H0DOkeD.
A Prussan Closed Mail Is sent BY this line.
IAN e deposited in Supplementary Mails ue be prepaid siA
FRIDAY, JAN J.
Msil Hay By steamship Veksblrg close al 10
Halifax N s., closed the PostOmceeysry
Friday at O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- every
Saturday. At p. e.
Letter postage al the West Indies except When going dtc viii
be IS the half Papers cents each which be
- SATURDAY. JAN. L.
Mails for Great Britain and France Queenstown and Liverpool
the steamship OCEANIC, close az Supplementary Mail ls
closed White Star Dock at $3.50 Steamship sas at 10
from White Star Dock PsyonA Feuy, Jersey City
British aud Continent o. R1rope Mails SouthsEpsa
Bremen. per steamship Bremes cose AZ IL ASlppratav
Mail Pier foot s THIRD Hoboksa eoss at StSssAis
sails D. IN
A Direct German and Pussb cossl Mai son, by tAis line
ha i baysne areet by s steamship City Of close
Mails ssf KINGSTON Jsmaes and sayaaf, hy steamship
Clarbs, cOss p N Steamship sails NJ frOn Pier No 10
Mr. ...... ..
Mails for Key wess ~ e steamship CITY Of SAT Antosio els
D ID STEAMSHIP sIb q sp' m RON Pier No. % & z
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
A BENEFIT TO SAINT AIMS FAIR.

The managers of Saint AIMS Fair intend to
close their exhibition the I'd Of January. and to sig
nalze the event by dramatic representation. The
kindly which they makes this intent mat
ter Of public importance The attraction which they
offer should insure them marked 1t is not
often that dramatic programme so mrthfu and happy
"a arranged for any purpose, the which, in this
case viii be offered in the service OF religious charity
The pieces selected are His Last Lind"
and Forty and Fifty" Mr. John Brougham VIII ap-
pear in the frst Slrs John Wood in the second and
artists Of distinction will also participate In the third
Mr.. Gilbert and Mrs. Seton ought TO be secured for
Forty and Fifty" II possibesnce they have equals
in this farce The performances will DO given at the
Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
DECIsIoNs-Dyc q,

Saprrme -ChGmbrs-By Judge Leonard
Collins sg Butensck Ehoton denied with cost, Of
Ing Ksrd al a Tb. Orange and AeIndhs Railroad CO. 81 al
The EpplesLon denied except the terms granted
People REL John t. Agnr et al Andrew reen
Application denied With leave OpnOn The People er
rel Crosby ag Gesnbe st Of mAndAmas rantel
Sic costs OF mooh The People r Baker The Board APP
portoument and AalWn. Of attachment babe
the Commissioners should
pwt Of msnd,mus eOp.d BY the Sh Jsna. merit c
opinion bo sgt StsI-Repor Of referee Judgment
ofa'eree Ganed PhiiPpi .gt welh-Csse settled
BY Judge BrdyIn the the wt corpus for
charge ofsanasl Y. sehafsr.--W nt dismissed =
Superior Court-Speciai Term--By Judge Sedgwick.
Obhsn sheriff AIT PnesJodgnsa. for plaintiff Haigh sst
QnAeksDbush-Aouon denied. With $40
by Judge AsnslBaIahan Thannan s-The
leave Tcese denied. be alleged in
mitigation fdsmaga iAsons sst MsrEeslerre
With Instructions Rde AIT ReedSpecial Judgment d
lowed Bieus Agt BIniI require testimony In the Rnek
igt Jnsh so much Of motion requires defense separated
saliI other parI denied Hale The Omaha Eaona Baah
Order granted t... I. 90 ."t.
Common Pieds-Specidi Tsrm-By Judge T.arremore
obes Woodrcebo that report
,srsaes proceed II lAes Jag. notice wlcor % aosna
denied Adas Page alignment ordered painf
!ls at p.ss s-qss~-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
SKIPPING INTELLLGENCE.

Fokr oFSh"-foRA. .....'','''''.......Dsc IL li
b -~ CLEARED.
Seamship Greees. tBr D. ADdrews Liverpool w J nurst
Seamshp Wisoonsa Freeman, Liverpool WilEams Guoa
Co = ...' y W ''' - --'s 49, -
steamship Isaac Be Brakeman Norfolk City Poiu. and Rohnos
OH Dominion Seamship Go.
stesmship Virgo Bulkiey ssvsnpsh, Murray Perr.9 Co
Steamship James Ager LOCKWOOD ChAiesoR o. Hssry r MO-
gan Co ....
seamshlp Volunteer Blocdgco Philadelphia Lori sssaalo Ca
Seanstip MsS thol) cddtS OterisI. Pnnoh Esys a Co
Steamship Ghucu, Walden, Boston, IL H. Dinock. -
Bark wklio, pressy, CaaiE T7' ft
Bark Nooielnns hsuJnpnd Barhsdoes T. AZ DrrAt Ca
Bark sdna lBrl "a Robin, Brunswick, Ca, Geo r. Bue, 10
Bsrk Colmahia tGerl sehunake Brrnen ChsA Iulne 90
Bars Helene Ns9tl Oken iayre tor Pmch Rive
bsfk hartonrg Herl kghken, Bremen kc Pouch Eye Ca
Ba5k saana taus hofberg Dublin &c. Te.ens Boclmann
Dps soPAA SBLl sairt Jordan River 81 Boyd Iscksn
bg hmTa Desn ahnson Laguayra &c Theo Foslkes BrsA
ARRIVED. I..'l .aL
steamship Caba Brb Noodle Liverpool Dec It and ue<nssss
i'h va h1ak lsh NA ndsA Aad psss ChS g. Prancslya
pass. TO Hermann Koop 90. 80 80 = - !.
steamship fyusn M hurceh aeaoa Nov iJ Ieyhorn mn Mar.
Headerson IL .T7T--'-' : ~ '- ~S' ' -
snip snip 4Ss s G seyspsts Hamburg No. ~A ~l.A psa
bMk columbus NSerl lhdsr bremen daTs With nise ~
's9e Noble oi eeafspo Chase DaskIk 81 ssf
Isle ot Wight " days sh mdse - - Town
SaSa A ASs5. sa est RoasI Brsvsn lss nds ,nl pas.
Dr atisaAe TIER hoit. bisssrore 100 DAYS
S"s AaaSe lSeGh B0eD, Santos dss. -''s s-s-a
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

nvestgaton OF the and stars and on his way TO this
esult he solved a problem which had been long an
Enigma to natural philosophers. spectrum is pure IL
which the colors do not overlap each oor We purify
The spectrum Is making or sits narrow and by aug
nenting the number " prisms. When pure spec
rum Of @ sun has been obtained in this way Is found
tpiTSwed by innumerable dark lines. Four Of them
were first seen by Dr. Wollaston but they after
ward multiplied and measured by FraunhOfer with such
masterly skill that they are universally known
traunhoor's lines. To give explanation Of these
lines was, as have said, problem which long chal-
enged tle attention OF pbilOsOphers
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Sun res..... 7;25 bai . . 4iti Mcss ti..... To
.-r b0H WArER n
Sandy Hsok.... sji Govs islan Hen Gate Psrry 0
nlSH TAfER
SaadJ Hook as GoVs iGAn.. .lo5S sl Gate Ferry. e8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

miscellaneous listeners, at Lafayette
square the other night, and declared
them adopted. And they were published
IN some OF the city papers as bona 1de
expression Of public opinion, and were
no doubt telegraphed TO the North, where
they have sent an immense amount OF
similar trash After the sixty or seventy
gentlemen who have for some time taken
upon themselves the functions OF ''Peo-
pies legislature whatever that may
mean. were driven out OF Odd Fellows
Hall on Thursday. q portion CT them met
somewhere else and Illuminated some yes
ol0tions IN the much abused name o. the
people Of this State. il which the only
thing that appears at ali remarkable IS
the consistent ignorance OF patent and
current facts. The eleven gentlemen who
endeaVo-ed TO represent the parish o: ST.
Mary Il the indignation business. had {.
rather more substantial! basis :or the..
LAIN to be representatives than the actors
II the city instances. Tor they bear q
larger proportion 70 TIE people OF their
parish than our resolution makers DO TO
the population of the whole State. But
this admission by no means makes them
anything else than political !rauds Of the
:.sares. description.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

and l should not now do so were It rot that
privileged questions seem 20 be the order
OF the day, and that some Senators have
been pleased to refer TO al article in this
mornings PicGytue, in which my name was
mentioned. For myself, l do not and never
have paid any attention to tie sO,caIIed
Democratic press Of the city OK New Or
leans, and do not believe that anything
which emanates from any such source as
the PtcGyst1le has any more weight with
this community than it has with me, cOnse-
Guently | do not feel called upon 10 reply
to any OfIits slurs. other senator's who at
tach more Importance 70 !. than may do
so i they please.
know nothing Of any earcUs whatever
hut desire to say right now and here ="
the Senators from Jackson, from Claiborne
and Latourche. that l am prepared. when
any Of the gentlemen claiming the seats
they now hold shall presen. themselves,
with the proper papers, to give Them Che
fullest ard fairPst consideration, and when
am satisfied in my own mind that these
contestants nave received g MAJ GRITTY Of tue
votes cast II their districts % vote o.. the
gentlemen low here and sea. .hc :og.es:
anti.
Il Ii" gentlemen ilav. named. - any
other Senators upon this floor. do Eo' hold
their seats By I. majority Of Cotes, !, as I.
representative of lie people, shah,as n dc:t.
bound, vo.e to expei them. and seat their
contestants, whenever X IS Demonstrated.
that such IS the tact.
/ do not say, Hr President. .has there
are any Senators nov seated upon this floor
in contravention to the VIII Of the people .
but, sir. do say if such there are. cha. the
wrong should be rightet. ans. ina: .he PEG
pies representatives should ce se@,ed Il
the places they now occupy.
And. whenever g prope: occasion sca1
arise. am prepared 20 cas-: nv vote and
raise my voice 20 aid n :Ie accomplish
meut OF this object.