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PERSONAL.

We learn that Prof. Agassiz is not in good
,..i,h and will mt be able TO meet his engagement to
soctnre today before the Science Club Of NewHaven
The appointment of NJ. Bertholdi, first Secre-
tary Of the Legation at st. Petersburg as French Min
a Sopounced in the Paris journal 0DtcieL
Mr.. A. X. Macmillan retired recently
from The Epeafnq Express Of this city, with which
De has been connected for than rs years ana OF
which for long time. has been the Managing Editor
There are few workers the sfduOus vocation vi
soIToaIIsm Who have worked diligently as MI Mac
milan or have manifested such Conscientious
tsss aud stret fidelity 20 duty and % prlncip,e MT
S .cmlan will hereafter be associated Wild rms hs~
IVyk Ddtig BUiteHd.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NE US.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
VIGOROUS MEASURES AGAINST THE CARTAGENA IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESTORED IN THE MIN
IsrR1.
MADRID. Saturday, Dec. 6. 1873.
The Government batteries keep up steady
Gre on Crtagena The insurgents reported to be in
good spirits They made a sorte from the city yes
serday.
Gen CeballOs has been relieved OF the command OF
Che beseging force Gen. zayala has been appointed
dis successor
MADRID. Dec. :, 1873.
tt said that the Government has issued perempory
orders 20 the feet to attack Cartsgena conjunction
with the land forces.
Estella has been wholly abandoned by the Govern
Snent forces on of the prevalence OF smallpox
and cholera.
A conference has taken place between CASTELAR, and
Bamerou which is believed to have resulted In the res
fOretiOn OF harmony between the statesmen.
LONDON, Monday Dec. g. 1873.
The Times dispatch from Caragena says all the YES
eels blockading squadron, except the Zaragoza
have returned to their station on the harOOr.
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Little surprise excited at the Cuban Junta head
quarters by the reports of Spanish opposition Havana
and Madrid to the terms Of the protocol. The dis
approval OF the Spanards confidently expected Ivy
sac members Of the Juna, and the telegram. stating
that Senior ScrTanO aud the Deputies doing all they
rOud against the protocol that President Castelar,
Houd not sign it, was received with tnuch satisfaction.
Gems ALBANIA aud Jordan were among those present,
snd exAicerman Radde in behalf OF the Germans read
Sn address expressing sympathy with the Cubdns.
delegation from the FreemaSOns was present ana
9ouuced that mass meeting would be held IN Cooper
Institute Friday evening the 18th inst it reported
shst the City Of Merida OF the Havana mail line
bout TO he made into guubOat but conformation of
che could be obtained, either board the boat
r elsewhere.
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1ELEGRAFHIC NorEs.

" The British ship Lizzie Ross arrived nj New
OaAs s,ng board Capt Gspier and OF The
ID an bari Caianna abandoned at sea Nov IL
. Geo j. Wolfe d Levi OF New Orleans have
brought, o 100000 damage, sgan, Mkop spaSue Co.
commercial agents making alleged false APPROXIMATIONS esarBs
wolfe Lor. for the purpose Of injarins their credit
.... Five boys while skating on pond last Satnr-
westvood Junction. miles from se5u,lsl Haven Prnn
through and three Of them iroxuei namely Samuel
simmons james aud Frank BopP fhh father drowaei
IN The pond sr wears ago
ALBERT Yates, master of the schooner Della O.
Of Portland Me AMI three q his undrr ares, at
for svsg H. X Brown william Mnry belong
10 Inc Portland Me Brown had ska fractured AMI
bis shoulder dislocsted and ID not expected 10 live
As II miners were descending No. 3 slope OF
The Homer Brook Compsnys at Audene Penn Ia ear
the staple rns broke and the dsnas ~
ysrd All the tLIosn Out AI Brown AMI Ihn RhAr
aa AMI Dsn sp P,iek DolS severely cut Tbs
slf as Annels ~ fe Es o,ts sssse0 sih saxht saes
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majority Of tho cast In favor OF It. and
compelled to ssy that large majority AGAINST reform
the city. fully 10000
THE CONSTITUTION SAFE.
cu Ifoa TIE PAsiadepsia Age (Dew)
There is majority in favor of the Consti-
.uoh IN Philadelphia The only point now Is 10 marshal
ns orce and bring to the polls with such power as TO
That - the duty before all honest men, whether they be
oaied democrats, Republicans Reforners There Is
tuition The masses are for the Constitution and they
m. carry it In Philadelphia despite all opposing inhn-
=" '"o 'ote ior the Constitution In each county.
RING TACTICS REVEALED.
a.. tron IAs Philadelphia Telegraph Ring ooan,l
Olt OF tnis decision an important question will
aiiso Az the convention was bound by the oct OF
Assembly OF April H. 1872 and enoined therein 10 pro-
vue tor an election IN accordance with the general elec
things among Others to touch Declaration
OF Rights IL has seen ut to disregard these prohlb
instrument is Illegally framed ana in The event Of ira
adoption may DO declared null aud void.
NEITHER EXHAUSTIVE NOR CONVINCING.
. from Th< Phitadephfa Lefger.
In saying that the "Opinion ~ is clearly aud
ably stated do not to be understood that Il IL
other exhaustive convincing for to our Judgment it
is neither. 1t Is not yncing even to the weread lay
man, aud will DO much less the able and
learned lawyers throughout the state wi no have held
opinions widely opposed TO those expressed by the Court
THE IMPORTANT PART or IT.
From The Piasbrrgh Gazets REM
That part of the decision which merely en-
joins the Election Commissioners, simply places the
election in the hands OF the old officials Bat the
part opens the entire work OF tho Convention juoa
revision. should the matter be brought forward legally,
as 1t doubtless Will be.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE THEORY.
From The GsrmanoVn OhroHice (IHdb
We certainly have no disposition to dispute
the correctness OF the decision but matter OF fact 10
antagonizes the theory upon winch every modern
stitutonal convention has avOwedy acted and estab
Portable.
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DISORDERS IN MEXICO.

yTTTGIOUs DIsTURBANCEs-THE REVOLUTION IN
YCCATAS-ITs LEADERS GAINING ADHERENIs
MEXICO, Nov. 27.-Religious disturbances
Save occurred in Tezcoatan. The Catholics made an
ATTACK on the Professionals With shouts OF Hurrah for
our Relinoo," and Death TO Protestants" Troops
have been sent 70 the rioters and prevent further
trouble. The RepiStd newspaper says the rioters
burned alive the Acade Of Augauguo.
The revolution in Yuoatan continues. Five nunoreo
Federal soldiers left Vera Cruz for ProTesso on the
ciesmshp CITY OF Mexico When they arrived the revo
Sntonsts allow them 10 land but at the END
pf the third day gave their consent Nasquez, tne
Seader OF the revoutionsts, Is gaining adherents Is
believed that the Federal Government has taSen
action against Nasquez, that the rebellion Will DC
quelled. ,,,
L Quiet prevails else where throughout the republic.
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Loaf mr. stolen In Pourthse Prssy afternoon sys
GOLD WATCH with long chsis sodtpped dark sni smell
questions asked by returning 10 H. IN me esss
the Counins-rcom Tribune Once
Where 10 Get the New Street Lamps.
The BOULEv ARD" srRBBr AND PARK LAMPS after careful
t adopted By ofNe~ York aud since then generally sost
nv the cities DC had either inc hres
w at the Ohce, No Broad
eorosr Prince have snyhng equal
country Europe keme Prs1Sses Man
esp III p McCiown President Harlem Gashght compsar
The Ncw-York Association for lmpro> ing the Cea-
a,,iou of the POOr-Its Thh Annual Report and Directory
are nov . will be supplied early practicable ct
l, ioase Eg6thst following oas A.socaaoa
cha Ward Committees authorized ~ receive abscp
ItMEs BROWN President No. 80 Waist
UOR ATlO AiIBN, Vice President, No. 63 william &
LAMBS LLNOX, Nice-Prrsdent. No. 50 Pllth.aye
JOHN g. GRbkN, ice-PresidcRt, No IL soathsi
WIN II. ASPISwA ALL, vicsPresieui. No. % Soaths,.
EDWARD >. JAfFRAY. vice-Preideut No. $50 Brosdwsy
ROBERT b. MlNTtRN. Treasurer. No rs Soah-sL
ROBERT NJ HARTLEY Corresponding Secr No % Bible ioz.
Gt0RiB GRlsw0LD Recording Secretary, No ~ soatha
Asn SaTsas No l25 Front Benedict No Ga w.I.l
Robert ieuos Kennedy No. ~ Ns.ssg-t.
CHARMkN of WARD uOMMIrfBBS-Pirs Seeo Al ard rhirx
snls Geo Able No Pae. FOURTH Chas G. ,nsesis,u Ma
1853 sou,h Fnh enry y TERRELL 80 Wake a S,S Ian,
Bord No. ~ tIAnkhnst seventh khhs ssey 200 taer 8,
Eighth John Bodieos, 81 Chr st Naih D,he P,sneh Nc
255 Yves. Rouesl,hs Iaih rho% ss.ior No az Rvastoa
Eleventh, stephen Wright No ass Ia ies,tos rsenA
Manchester $40 hast oaeaandr apitsenus,hs,
Washpgoa Thomas no 49, Gran .t Poarteee,a eup
West No 1873 Grsni.L Fifteenth, ,ferck Conklng No "a
teerth Samuel a. smith No. 20 81 rusny sxenih.
Alan Spies 90 liver :, N,sete~nh Js.sph
Smth No Ji5 he,t forI eo' n Twenteh H. D. Rsnssg D.
No SH7 We.t nI'l l'orh@ Twenty a jobs Pelnn 70 ~
Wet tDtI wan 81 HsRTIkf 'aI ~
No, W slbse usss~. ks~'faft
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rwEEp's TERM IN CONGRESS-.

RI the Edttor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR Will you please state in The TRIBUNE
,uhon !, ever william NJ Tweed was member OF Con-
gress from this city IA
Yer- York Nov "A. 1873.
william NJ Tweed was a member OF the XXxliid
Congress from With District OF this State. beginning
Dec g. 1883 Linn Boyd OF Kentucky was Speaker and
Jonn Forncy Clerk. Among his colleagues were Gen.
Hiram walbridge. Russell Sage. Rufus W Peckham
Gerrit smith. f. b. Morgan Jared " Peck and Reuben
L. Eentou.-Edl
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THE CALIFORNIA sENAToRsHGP.

SAN TRANCIsCO, Dec. G.-'The Independents
still hrm in the belief That they will
elect Booth the United states Senate, but 1t Is
reported tuat the Democrats viii make straight fight
on their own account They hold a caucus on Monday
night and will probably concentrate Judge Ilager OF
I'M. 1tv an AN railroad man for the long Wal
lace HAYS tnd Howard spoken OF "A Democratic
candidates Tor the short term. Ex-senator Cole I5
have himself taken place of Booth,
s a compromise candidate. the Democrats Diet rmlnc
pou strict party 1ght, IL will seriously an1ct Booths
T.
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nser b. c. Gowing is native OF this STATE joined 'ne
navy An september 1851 and has served on the Manopae
LOCAL EXPRESSIONS.
ANOTHER MASS MEETING TO BE HELD.

ANOTHER MASS MEETING TO BE HELD
The Executive Committee appointed on
yhursday evening last at meeting held at the Hoffman
Mouse to organise and make preparations for mass
meeting TO be held at the Cooper Institute in the
cause OF humanity" for the purpose OF memoralizlng
Congress 10 nerpose and endeavor TO cause the strife
NOW going on IN Cuba 70 be conducted In accordance
with the rules Of civilized warfare met last evening at
No. las West Eleventhst. in conjunction with the
Memorial Committee, several members OF Los Amigos
de Cuba" and others Major Edward II, Kent, Chair
man OF the Executive Committee, presided and Henry
Clay Preston acted Secretary. 1t was reported that
Cooper Institute had been engaged for Friday
evening next and that notices OF .the2 meeting
had already been published. number Of
invitations had been sent TO various gentlemen
requesting them 10 act speakers, and replies had
been received from the Rev. Or. Hopworth and Col
Morgan accepting the invitation. Other favorable
replies expected to-day and OF the victims who
has lately escaped from the spsnlards after being
threatened with death, although citizen of the United
States Tor twenty has also promised to speak on
the occasion. Several letters read from persons
whose sympathies enlisted in the cause promising
~ render all the assistance that be given by them
10 make the meeting successful, and also to use
aheir influence with Congress after the memorial shall
have been signed. Wm T. Woodruff, one Of the members
OF the Memorial Committee. said 1t the intention OF
that Committee to frame the document intended for
Congress so that II will show its face that humanity
D. the object OF the sgners. Invitations to act
NoePresdents OF the meeting have been sent to the
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THE STATE or TRIDK
HAVANA wRRKLY MARKET.

HAVANA Dee 6-sagir nominal Sugar h,yshs ind
O., H. 100 and 1000 hhds receipts Of INC
49, AIS bxes sn exported during the week vOV Doves
vi ,7t ma. ainx aud 375 bids 10 Tue M'en
ss. bacon sru stas3J er Butter hrm sapo, ams
go al sAI mar auinta; GosheF $Jz9sos foar nr S%t~
s n @ ns.AnereAn sagsrcarei dali si s4oafSo per
osot.I Land 10 ser. s2J jOgs2i per qansL fe1Aoes
p"ir T,low am at $l9dg2O gantal Mat-ieioh Hm AZ
,Isatl2 30 per srrobe white dut ose soan'L o5Ss, .d,
81 Si reals per gallon Empty hOS'head' i'f d".Ai so@
% 30 nj. t.n.rt r., Sh.ob.
shocks 81 reaA hoops-L'ns "hasod Ia
q. danssi At tilO 4fl5O " ~ -, -. u,., o.. =
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THE PENNSYLVANIA PRESS ON TIE ST.
PREME COURT DECISION.
ANOTHER RING OBJECTION.

I'm arriving M this conclusion the Court ex-
presses the opinion that the powers OF me %
limited TO those conferred by the act OF lSi1 10y 'ns
act the Convention was prevented from changing III
any manner, the Declaration of Rights but unuer tnls
assumed authority To represent the people III tner Uls
in capacity the Convention thought proper 10 us,o
gard the OF ls72 aud did make changes III uo
ration Of Rights IL therefore becomes very ociVI h
question wletherSthe instrument when is 70 20 suv
united 10 the people the 10th Inst Is not nun anu WIN
4 SQUARE ISSUE BETWEEN HONEST PEOPLE AND
RASCAIS.
From m, PhlIad>phia Prss tRep
Ii makes the issue before the people squtrcly
between tho friends of honest elections an. cue ires
OF manipulated returns. Under the Registry ~" " j.
possible 20 return In this city majority OF loco 1850
s1cV0 VI eyel tQog, against the now Sonstll'" VIA
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TEST SUR NAbS.
N,aI.. n.


ARRIVED. sunday, Dec. z.
Steamship wsnoke Conch Richmond City Poo. Horfo
mds. and to Old Dominion Steamship 60.
steamship North Point Foley Philadelphia, With mise - LonlsrS
Ship Ontario Patterson Lverpoo, 80 days. with mise
Bark O. T. Payan loi Windsor n -. Dess Syfney, B. 10
BARK (Of ewBetord) Raaey. sydney B. 10 i.Ts
WITH coal
Bark oberbassnneiser Winter tGer. schm Barrow IS
COf liverpool LAYERS Porn,mbuoo 30 a,y,
BARK Kong Sverre lyorl aao Dunlrk 30 dsy. in ballast
Bsrk Pnncie5si harghcrits ii PInOne nL Melano Cob 80
BARK Pearl. Ryder. Of AID 1 dar. from Boston.
Brig Morning Lgh Dill Of and from New Haven. in bds'
Brig Helen Rosicy, DAVIS Isbon 81 days. ,s sni cork
Big Maggie lof ST. Johs N BIZ 0Ave Bras Dor c. B. 50 lars.
with plaster
shG Joseph G. Blcsspori Me-, Abbott Par. 81 lars
schr Entcrprse Brown Jcnesboro y. 9, Nth pirpr.
schr T. Y. Hall (newl WnlNr " 3 IL sta psstsr.
sehr Ssmuy tonl Alen iiillsboro, b. with plaster.
Schr A. u. Perry neGl Addison lOdays With Lumber
Ade Ryrrson White iboro, " b. ~ ~t p
wiND-Sns,s. light b. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRgs. MOsR0s, Va, Dec. 7--Arnyed brig Ma
In Roads bsss ~ Lawrence Tor Dcmerirs
Bnieua for Rio. brig Carl Peter, c Se-fork; thr. Taylor
and about 200 sohrs Wind boaud A \ storn prevails
Dec 7Aryd steamship Virgo from New rort
from er Gardiner Colby from Liverpool. sebrs Cbsa
sawyer. from PTlands Gsrte T. herrog from Providence
ZOloe from Porto tcoi bark I9er.flcr IRON Yarmouth y
br.s Norman from Wilmington n c. Laura Nihe from Belfast.
Daylight Bsraeoa OF The bort ork Nelly MAJ from Qua
kirk. sailed. J. j stcsneg. for Buu River
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hty,v, Dec Gihe sensnp Cleopatra arivei here h
Jog from NcH.iork.
DISASTERS.
HALIFAX g. bee 6TLe icbrs. Boaasis AMI AsHgo d Liver
erstse the from che sre<sd btTs Hees
Peterson liverpool vea ashore IL. hssi unss
lie ?. Of The 2 III alt asl totally lost.
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THE BAZAINE TRIAL.

ARGUMENT FOR THE PROSECUTION CLosED-ABGU-
MENT FOR THE DEFENSE BEGUN.
VERSAILLES. Saturday, Dec. G, 1873.
. I'm the Bazaine court martial to-day NJ.
rourcet brought argument for the prosecution to
CLOSE He demanded first, the degradation OF the ac
scused aud afterward his execution.
In The Bazaine court-martial yesterday NJ. Lachsud
began the closing argument for the defense.
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CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST FINANCIAL q
RENDERS At PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, Dec. THE investigation by
the Finance Committee of the CITY Council during the
past week relative TO the 100000 worth OF bonds placed
by the Secretary Of the Water Board in the National
Trust Company which suspended resulted last evening
In charge Of conspiracy 10 deaud the city being made
against Of te officers and directors Of the bank
aud the Secretary OF the Water Commission. charge
Of embczzlcment was also made against the Secretary OF
the Water Commission. The accused all gave bail. eN-
cept cashier OF tue bank who has been missing since
the SUSPENSION.
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- - s-sus, ess07Sss - hsss1 = ssear ~ -
$1,000 ~ sSsss S3S13 90 p.nesh ."d ess,s. ~
=. ber aoh eeast, 70 The United sstes
Sss o. sog. ost Is h's.ac.d " Ao' W 800
.ssS au, on United States 6O days urfsne 7OS
~ premium short sight TGs7s prensn ~ asy sS 5sass
premium sborght 94d96 s"ema"' y" "'''''' '''N ~
milan, on Paris 81 ass premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

Asthma aud Bronchitis eGcusls relieved bT the %
fearful stAes o Asthma, Lord Dua
SAW ah sca Tatals
ahaie and he relieved
erfn he had used 10 for WITH the perfect
inhsiauon had the magical ene.
"lr j. McEearh II have instance in
Oharei icu Aersafrr Sold tobscco
D.; as cigarettes pJsts nhAs,n
box SAypKr MoORS lI3 New BonfsL London sui a.,
. storekerpe throughout the ststes AL Cta~i
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A nASp OF pEsrEnApoEs suMMARILY PUNISHED

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-The Erenin9 Dispatch has
letter sulphur Rock. Ark. which says party of
six desperadoes made raid along the White River Nov
&C. robbng settlers of horses money and jewelry on
their they crossed the river at Msgures Ferry
ana when about a half mile below the ferry fired
upon ambush by party OF citizens. F0rtingsoi
Their leader and two Others were killed. Another of
The robbers was mOrtdlly, and the remaining two
slightly wounded. The citizens made preparations TO
hang the latter, but finally concluded 10 allow the law to
ak,ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
FOREIGN NOTES

Edward Blake, President of the Council OF
she Canadian Cabinet has been reelected by accama-
Z ion TO represent the County OF South Bruce.
The search for the steamer PictOu has proved
,pnayaling aud there is much fear that she
x1as burned at sea the night of Nov 49, of Prince
IIdward island, and that all on board persisted.
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PRINT cIOTgg NARKRr.

Providence R. L. Dec. Print Cloths market srn wv ~
vsri tendency prizes, becoming sol
101 600 STANDARD 6ir6t. including OF,
early the week . for 30 DAYS 10000 pieces o. 30
10 dsys 20 600 pieces January &c cash ssh WV
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HAVANA EXCHANGE

HAvAs. Dee G-ErLsnge irregular on W. So, s,,.,c,
dsys currocy 76a79 cent premium ditto os aa7 e,,
Sass " premium sight. g'n 1871 y NJ
premium LondoG ll2dll5 q eeut premium On ''"'' ''"
" cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

In the United States District Court on Saturday jay
Cote a 20 filed an answer 10 Torodes petition Ia
bankruptcy against them, setting forth that they have
been ad,udcated bankrupts in the Eastern District OF
Pepnsyyania that therefore the court In that district
has acquired e1cus jurisdiction of their bankruptcy
affairs that they did not commit the acts OF bankruptcy
alleged IN Torodes petition. and that they should not
Ga hanErpts for any cause stated therein.
petition prays that the matter y DC sa tSs
case "a AZ adourned I'LL next Saturday Ia tue case OF
John d. FoT A Co agt Jay Cooke Co.. Inc Same pro
eeedipgs had. The case Oh ~ ~ eAAS' WAY suS
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NEW CARDINALS TO BE CREATED.

II is said that in the Conslstory which is to
BE held on the inst cardinals will be created and
2uncios 10 Madrid, Lisbon Vienna, and Paris will be
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

fe order 10 close the business the ene stock Of Sivga
PL,D OF wS MLLsS, l2 hsidea lass, viii
be offered commencing Dec Th. home has hsd TIE
selling nothing bat rs better opportunity Ss
sgerpp-i the holidays has never been offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

Bakers ChDcoiaie.
II YOU VISA lhe yaai'a Choc0'tte. get B,xrS'N
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Thousands Of RHptured ones haze been oefa,ne1tl'
5 & horrible mciai spcnss hgr ads ani wire prnsN M
the comfortable B,sriC lKrst 6SI Bopisa' 'o4 D. ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

save Yonr Gas Riii--Al Grocer Tor csssD hD~ss
SuyAR SPRING On Bnlisat AMI SAFE. ia h,ass-lsse
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Total accumulated frou net earnings .....l5,i


All the operators this stock whom TIE TRIBUNE re
porters could find appeared 20 be bulls They assigned
in addition to figures other reasons for their belief
in its advance They said the capital stock outstanding
il only ss37sl75 that the surplus accumulated from
net earnings amounts TO nearly so per cent on the stock
The net earnings OF the Company for the past year
were about "a The panic largely increased them
and the business for the present year promises per
cent Oh the whole stock Including the S25oo locked
m the safes OF the Company Commodore Vsnderbifs
friends insist that he is committed to the distribution OF
the surplus stock the present stockholders. and
also that he will to 1t that the net earnings OF the
Company are hereafter divided regularly among the
stockholders.
An order was issued in the Supreme Court day
morning dsnissn the proceedings brought TO vacate
the order appointing Union Trust Company receiver
OF the old Adams Company and funds
in the hands Of the Union Trust Company as receiver
transferred TO the United States Trust Company TIE
basis OF the action the resumption of business by he
Union Trust Company. VIM. IL Woodward, broker who
failed on account APPROPRIATIONS u Rock Island. in
formed his creditors that he had been adjndicatod
hankrupt on his own petition Mr.. Woodward's liabili-
,,es ara estimated at 100000 the following being list
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5uec,qi Nollres

Lost or stolen Pourthsve Pssy afternoon sfys
COLD WATCH long chsis sod,pped dark snd Snsi
With The Under will DO literally
rewarded questions asked by returning 10 IT, she Ass
tbat opnti roam Tribune Once.
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majority OF tho votes cast In favor Of It. and
compelled to say that large majority against reform
may DO expected the return OF course 1t will be
iule and will only swell the vote of tho State outside
the city. fully 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

HALIFAX " J., Dee 6TLe scbs Donate AMI ABgo. u Lvss
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