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The New York herald., 1873-10-11

/ L,IFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. DIR. ARMI-
| IL tage, pastor-Preaching sunday at lOi A. NJ.
and "a r. NJ by the pastor Strangers always welcome.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, CORNER
lu Of Fifty seventh street Rev II. d. Ganse Pastor.
Rev Moses D. Eoge, d. D. OF Richmond Va, will preach
in the morning. at II O'clock Rev. Abbot f. kettredge
ID. D., OF Chicago, will preach in the afternoon, at
O'Clock. Sunday school at W A. NJ
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

| LGLIsE REFoRMEE FRANCHISE, FOURTH AVE
~ nue., between rwenty-trst and Twenty-second
| and Rev Father Chniguy, viii preach both at l0s4
i O'Clock the morning.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

&1O REWARD. D.--LosT. ON TUESDAY, AMETHYST
%lV gold Ring In West street. New lork. The reward
psuu when reIuTned and po questions asked
sssAl@ ~ LOUIS sCHRQEDER,
The New York herald., 1873-10-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

LEXINGTON BOARDING STABLES, NOS l0s
IA. and ITO West Fifty-thrd street, Sixth avenue
The best ventilated and conducted stables United
States, especially erected tor gentlemen wishing
| bic their horses near the Park.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

T,IRST BAPTIST CHURCH. HARLEM THE PAS
y tor, Rev. J. " Osterhout Will preach in Harlem
Hail. l25th street, Fourth avenue, the morning,
at l01a evening: IN Mornngsubject The Sword OF
the Lord and Of Gideon. Evening-Subject, "Ihe
Quenched Spirit.n
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

T1IFTY-THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Il Preaching morning and evening by the pastor / he
Ordinance OF Baptism will be administered at the close
of the evening services.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

COSMOPOLITAN CONFERENCE-ORIENTALH HALL,
~ southeast corner Eighteenth street and Third ave-
nue. at O'clock An octogenaran, 90 years reforner,
lee lures on he Stock PanIcn Subsequent debate
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FIFTY-sIXTH
~ street near Broadway-Rev. James D. Wilson, pas
tor Morning service (only) next sabbath AZ lO1.
Sermon by A. A. Wood, D. d. formerly pastor OF Broome
street Central Presbyterian church sunday school al
~. cordial welcome to all
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

/ DOR SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT BRETT IN GOOD
order;a full seat top Buggy and light double Har
ness with Hames and Breast Collar at HUDSON RIVER
stables, twenty second street. near Tenth avenue. In
/ nufra forc
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

Fourteenth street ana sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

"nAk HALL BOSTON.
We respectfully call the attention of the and pub
lie throughout the United states to the excellent stool
and urriYalled assortment of
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

JAMES E. H0DGKtNs ESQ, WILL ADDRESS THE
~ Workngmen's lFceum this Saturday. evening on
the FINANCE Question: Room "a Cooper Institute.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.--THE TRIBUNE EXTRA
IA of pages, containing full report OF al the papers
discussions proceedings o the Evangelical Alliance
will be ready on Monday morning. Price by mail, p
cents 10 COZ les cergymans address FOR 81 Ad-
dress TIL Il TRIBUNE, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

T,OR SALE-TO HIGHEST BIDDER, TO DAY, HAND
some bay Mare for lady gentleman; young. sound
fast; also Harness Inquire at Motifs Stables, Twenty
i third street, Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

I,OR SALE-ONE PAIR LIGHT BAY HORSES, AND
Il 6years old weigh about 500 pounds well matched;
sound kind and gentle; half brothers; sold want
of use. GEORGE w. READ 4 CO.,
200 Lewis street corner Sixth East River.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

IIoR sALE-A GENTLEMAN's STABLE OUTFIT,
I consisting OF Brougham Carriage, built by
Peters. of London two'wheel pog Cart by stari Not.
Brewster Broome street: shi ting top Phacton
three double Harness. all in good order Can be
seen at 1888 West Eighteenth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

HAVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY PRIZES
IL casled: drawings regularly received and fled 27
Broadway, opposite Gilsey House. D. LINDo, Broker.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

SURVIVING members Of tho vle du Havre's crew thom.
S wno " ssrse in stating that the Looh Earn wa:
second Officer. who was il charge a she
the exact period when the Loeb Earn first will
not oe Known. One OF the ordinary seamen states that
while Others give various periods all agreeing however
that was at least seven Or eight minutes before the
there is no doubt that the Captain bad been unremit
tngy ~ MS post during tho fogey days and nights when
the thick weather lasted he scarcely allowed himself
hours Tos' ana whom solicited to leave the shp an
always declined to do so feeling the full weight OF the
responrh,oty upon him. 'On the night OF the oatas
gay. came deok lust in time to the iibboom Of
the Locn Earn projecting the bnlwark or the
steansr @ az sue struck her Tho damage 70 tae Loon
Earn ~s very serious. serouslthat but Tor he act
thar sns Possessed watertght compartments Is sau
she saw ,,usi n,nedTitaoly have sunk
iew incidents OF very thrilling character were re-
lseea " one OF two OF the Passengers. upon whose
minds tney had made indelible Impression Ono
lady; hrs; spafford Of Chicago was with her four
chl1le9, when the ship went down. They wore all
drownea excepting the mother. whose grief when she
in the extreme The ouly child rescued was Miss
He.ee r;h years OF age, T49 was ef9st
ns sser "'a e nsr Msc aud rsS sS
little girl was picked by 81 the R9as but unhap
ply op be 20 a herself an orphan IN the Tor ws .s
was his sister to France for the benefit u
her nsn @ Dut she alone has survived to to tue SAD
ton WIN Mr. James Bishop OF Broadway, New-York,
VINO Is among The passengers brought TO land. rms Is
sad 10 pe the Third occasion upon which Mr.. Bsh0p
has had very narrow escape Of his hfe.s On one
occasion ne was travelling In railway carriage In
America Whcn II was precptated into river, and ne
escaped Dy diving out Of the window. Az another time
he narrowly escaped being Killed by torpedo. aud now
for the Time he has been snatched from the laws OF
death. Among the passengers WAS Unied states
Judge travelling TO France in company with his WIFE
"A tue snip was sinking he To clasp HIS wies
hands, ana Just' before they became ingulied he
exclaimed, Let US die bravery" One lady
IL reporter To have been rescued with bag
Of god said to have contained R2OO round her neck
The nstcss Passengers included Capt Hunter OF the
American navy aud his three daughters. Or tho daugh-
ters two were rescued the other and the father were
drowned AS tEey stood on the deck, the fathor while
taking an aiiectonate farewell OF his daughters OK
pressed MIS- belief that his daughter May would be saved
know Goa VIII save you he saId there IL some
thIDg ior you 10 do You must on again" Miss May
Hunter ad nor sister Ammo two of the "a pIsson
gers who landed at Cardiff
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Of his mental faculties e has passed away III man
ner fitting close Of q well spent life. There
fore direct that the Court adjourn ell tomorrow ana
that the cause OF the adjournment bo eDtored on sno
minutes.
In the Court Of Over and Terminer II O'Clock, Dis
trictAtorney Phelps offered the motion for adjourn
ment. and ex-Judge VIM. A. Beach seconded it. zach
making extended remarks Judge Daniels, In expreas-
ing his approval OF tho action paid high tribute to the
dead jurist.
In the Superior Court Part l., Judge Mcneil. after
motion for adjournment had been made by exJudge
Fullerton and seconded by VIM d. Booth. paid tribute
to the public services and character OF the dcai
juris In the Supreme Court Part H.. The motion to
adjourn made by Mr. Calvin ard seconded ny W.
vauderpoel. Judge Van Brunt expressed his approval
OF the proceedings Parts l., H. and Ill of tue Marine
Court sdjourneJ.~
In the Surrogates Court Richard OGormsn m0ved
an adjournment, to which tho Surrogate acccded In
consequence Of the death and funeral Of Judge Nelson
the appeals Tin Admiralty in tho Eastern District will
not DO heard till Monday tho a2d inst.
Tng ANNOUNCEMENT IN TUE USTTED STATES
SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. - In tho Supreme
Court to-day after tho reading OF opinions. Justice
Clifford announced the death Of Judge Nelson in the fol-
lowing language:
Information IL received that tho atc Justice Mel
departed this life Saturday last AT his residence
COOperstOwn, NewYork in rho afternoon Tho Court
received the sad Intelligence just mentioned with deep
regret and and rom respect 10 the memory Oh
the deceased and In consideration OF hsong assocation
with this Court and OF his eminent phnlic services.
now adj0urns without ransactng the ordinary business
The Court thcrcupon adjourned until tomorrow
at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
i)IhD


AYRgs-rn s,Su''. suudn,. Oec II. Russell 1'r'' 's-d ~
be bell !. w.erbu Coma Te'y 'ie c'h inst 20
lip
Relatives and friend, ar. attend the fues a, hes i..r
deae ~ Hast Tvents.,hri ST. lnesiv' Io"ins ~ "o
pAwBAgY Sanwcb l3 M1U H. ~e pf Charles Dso oara
sndd dsrchter Of Doctor MscssY
Pan-al Tuesisy a. 20 Chfgs' a. 1ff,n@ W " ,,.a -
Leaving NesYork 1910 Friends 81 The ni are h''
attend vhoat further nouer
uoYr-on soliay Ia 1873. Hon Ims, h'Tt Lite S''e
n.r. s .spve.. vii he bed st A. stanford c'on
w.da,say; be-, ns ", a 70 & p n An" "S'
UUNTgR-Is ifth Elizabeth A. isuEher Of me
The rys an f', respectfully invited 70 .t,nd
The fs1.r f, Holy Communion corner S'stA
ave ADD TwentietI-sL. TlesiaY j'h INST. At p ."
JosES-Sgumit. NsoJr,ey pre - l2r r1,nSe' u e''"'
Fan-ral at raesia, he 1862 a! ~ Frssi .s r
specially invited leaves foot Of Barc'aysi 1t lDi
1yNcon Sunday evening "a the residence Of her son'.-
ay OF the Army, in the s5t yer o her ,se
remains will be taken TO Wndham '''
LYSCiI-On sund,, morning. Dec II. James Lynch . -,
1bs yela,iye, and nd h's of hs bro,te'
william Peter respectfully invited 10 asnl lsT ,nnr
bis rsience 29 Bast Twenty On w., S
=. Ch1rch n 81 Frar, A'-t "rss
teeuthsl where Requiem Mas viii be eOfa'ea 'f 'e s'
soul
u,sOy-srLien!y IN S,tnrisy De- 49, Hir'm Mason . .
Relative. of The smy ara ,-sprctnt n' % ss
the fnner. his lace tieue No. Is We" scrrn'e'ah ~ IN
Tuesday, Dec l6. at l2:3o oelocs
MoSs- Astoria Long Island sunisJ Dec H. Wi''m Mos"
rh as M I'd Gja., Of The family .r. .pertrry iesd
bs uneral rcsien Gres ak o.. Aon ." ea"'s
dsy, Dec II. at lO'a O'Clock
$1,000 :. of August Muller 52d o her
Re,tiyes And friends fsn, invited attend The neI he
residence, $50 West Fi'' h''h's Q" 'ae"'I D' ~
o'clock p
orINN-op Saturday Dec iS Edward Qinn. aged 10 Iess A.
Rr,yes friends Of the f'm m ,es2cn, ,.'. % ar % % ~.
d.y pee ij At | scock N. without fnrher nvitsu'"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
LATEST SHfP NEWS.
tTor other SAip N,ps Sc. S,conf ra2e.r
lERIvRp

tIor 0HSr Sr,D N'Ds sec SerDnI Ff1sI
ARRIVED.
s.e,my,o q, lilo gr yospins liverpool De-; ballast
steamship C, G..oo By,D. s-0d,aas D.s -h ,sss~
Bark Sag, fNorl Jofgsnsn Ro,ter,m 81 i,y. b.l,st
Bark kam, Sec, lot st. John b.. coron ho.,rdss II
BAs ssis's smith tf wiuto 81 sccaoes. K,~pt g. 10
Big Assen Cof wni.ot N ST. s.ofod casvede MS IS i'''
schr B. Smith. Tyler Georgetown. C. s.s. With 'A's
seSr walter r,lmer Gale. Geets".o-n y. G.
Sear j. 8 rSs,o. soper west Point: VI,
sebr Lille Filkenburg fslEenhprg. NirgGi.
SAILED.
DE fIemsh for Ant~ro. jenny f,f nyre Qsoip ts
ucno. Ayres Victoria Jct,oag bn si~ Is..a for
sehr DO, Hermsao' for s ihom's LEVIN, wur"
wiSD-Sgaset. light 3 ". clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrcN Dee ljArived Iiercc from ihiiteIpi's
CH,stysTos De- l5-AriVe ship .aoi hsne rom ".s,es
brig Mira Wmisgon n e. Sed Steamship Aies Tor b'f
sAy,sSSa II barts Jven Hsrons. ro'a na'."..
james Kitchen Nonls'iio Carmel iro AnssrP bope sac
Arca6a from Liverpool Beersand AniSerp Ghs Arlrs tt
Portsmouth Delhi from Holmes Hole. Steamship ,'naS L'
ugstop. iron N7w'Yors
Hay,Y. Dec 1.-THE st,smshD Wilmington. from New fosh
this morning.
ports. Bs Ida Lily Else Esch-ht Brothers SIC
ers h,yse Ch'P%sn Sen'r.ms H'ya'. Moon Gy .. s.sa
ports yourno LrcoD Jane Young MenDo Msenas lag.
Eri.viis Rst iisai1 Loren. I i,u.., szs Newell Orion
HitIpAi N g. Dee 16Thr steamship Eroelso having eo.'eS
ed for Baltimore oiy ad toe csoisn arrived no" Bal .s'.
n .r wE,~ Pss & from Boon s s @ c . s ., 18th s |
load had boat store and man s.'S
oYcrbOid wAo atersari r-sened
MEMORANDA.
The steamship ec. tBr Thom,' for 1crpcoi before r?'sra
if5s1 .n ~ M ,Ger isrhsrinz portion cAso
turnoi to e 1haf She received no d,~'s~
Nov g. y 3G 81 80 Clis IsOkns f'oo h'ass
for New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
DECENBER WEA THER.
DEALERS DEspoNDENr.

PRODUCE DEALERS DESPoNDENr.
Very little confidence has been felt by the
more experienced members OF tho Produce Exchange IN
the prospscts reOpening tho canals ~ to relieve
.,v vary large proportion OF frozen They
now have gwen MP all hope that tbey may haye hal
member OF the Produce Exchange who went 70 Utica
to look after largo quantity OF gram III transit FOR
New York by canal has teegraphed That 40 ha' siVon
up and started for home
CANAL NAyIGNIfOS ihPEDHD.
ALBANY, Dec I5-Audtor Dayton his ra-
ceiyed the following dispatches to1iay;
LITTLE F,IIs. Dec. t5.-MoYed Is boats At Mohawk
and Frankfort yesterday. lee esht in,hes onY
small number OF boats w'l moys ,o,s,os "a 70 ny.
boats. Weather very cold YESTERDAY No boats womb
,nnva SAMUEL Donaldson.
GOyERNMgNr REPORT.
WAR DErAGraKsr.
OFFICE os riIE CHIEF SiGSAL OFFICER
wAsalxGros. d. G.. Tuesday Dee, 49, lsil-l amy
S,,l,psIs for ne past tiJeniufor hobrs
THE. arca of high barometer is now central
oa ts Middle Atlantic coast aud the pressure grad ay
dminishes from TINS region westward anu hOr'h-"e"'
W.T." % 70 ,emnerre las risen slightly in the districts east
OF the Mississippi River, except III Nofthe'h N'"-i-n
Gland and the ST. Lawrence valley.
aen.rilly clear weather with hight soutbery to west
erIy winds prevails in the Middle states. the lake re-
nn the Northwest. ani thence southward To the Gulf
ccn,s Partly rloudy weather, with variable winds. "a
reported from New England aud the south Atlantic
states. ,,,,
For New-En gland on Tuesday, partly CLOUDY weather
with ignt to gentle north-wester!y to south"eserP
Por me NiAi,, states and NE lake region. and henee
southlrard o Tea"esse, ,o,ndt gradually o'eS'"9 :"
For the south Atlantic and Gu states less pressure
with partly cloudy weather. the temperature rising
slightly IN the Lower Mississippi Valley -,
For the Northwest, generally clear weather. win
light southcrly westerly winds viii prevail durin.
Err The Canal region OF New York State the empera
turo will remain statanery during tho coming "a "ouf'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
BROOKLYN MISRULE.

SINS OF OMISSION AND COMMISSION.
,yr DEFICIENCY IN THE TREASURY DEFINITELY
KNOWN HOW CITY FUNDS WERE HANDLED
uNpEn sPRAGUE AND RoDMAg.
The report of Public Accountant Warren IN which
the deficiency in the City Treasury is shown to
exceed $4,000, and the Illegal manner in
which large amounts of city funds were
used by somebody" as Mr.. Warren
onictly says. during the whole of
SpraSues term of Office is clearly indicated attract
ed quite rs much attention the Brtton case yes
terday. in which the evidence was brought to q
close with the understanding that arguments will
soon be- made before the Governor by the opposing
counsel
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
sr.pyIISG STATEMENT.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO rHe TRIBUSg.i

E,on TAs Cl,Ueiond H'rati iddn: Rep)
When Mr. Dawes states that the pay OF the
ncndng salsry aud peFquisites. amounts TO
100000 Tor A Presidential term he states fact that
commands the attention Of the country Az hat rate OF
mary value And when we at that point We nave
upon the owawari slope In Che history OF ths
Republic. n isa fearful thing for Congress 10 say u
TINS country ihat Inc highest office as gift Ia posi-
ton Tor the attainment VI wealth.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
MUNICIPAL BANKERS.

TAX COLLECTOR BADEAC's INTEREST RECEIPTS.
In view of the amount which the officers Of
the Brooklyn CITY Bank stated under compusion. that
they hal paid Collector Badeau interest on public
moneys deposited IN their bank whea he was Tax Col
sctor reporter visited yesterday the remaining banks
10 Brooklyn ascertain how much Mr. Badeau had re-
oeiVed from them. The officers Of only Que bank were
tfcDstsd 70 furulAb saenemt Of The amounts JeDos
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Dec s,% and .s.' .s d So 200" oso
..er a, 7ssOc Ost, dull al q57e Bran dull Do u ia
sale. Pms s23 choice $2J 50 Port qaei az 81, oo y
sailed Me,t. ormer, sass shoulders st Cen Siss
Bacon quiet scarce for Shoulders s isr oe' e ss
Hams oh
N. I3soi4e sassr duii OF pferor ~ 1900 Common
5n5o Fair % Paly Ps 69I'e Prime 70 Ohoion s@s ~
n,sssss In y,, nd ssle. aud CssfdsA lJ9
5c 81 f56r, Pnme Chsee 5IeBjc Whf nrn 4. DIe
6sr sui 81 CsunanAn uohss soh |" as's1ss
Ceu Mel lras1 ii - 10 Gs Ill ilSSiilSI cs'fosJ Ss's
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
JUDGE PECKHAM'S MEMORY.
he Edii0r 0f The TriDnRe

SIR: | am requested by the Committee of
the Bar OF Albany County to extend ~ tho members of
the Bar Association OF this city an invitation 70 parci
pate in the meeting to DO hed the Senate Chamber at
Albany Wednesday next. at IL O'Clock m To COM
memOrate rbe lifo and services OF Judge Peckham
Nsr- York, Dec. Is, 1873 WM. NJ EyARE5.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
5peclal Notlces


Gents Seal Cnps.
Mntners, Gloves and dsuotstA
LADIBS PURS.
wARSOCK Co.. Hittsrs. 5l9 Broadway
H.. .,J Cnuus " anted-In EXCHANGE for pew hrs
,,. 800 Be selected from mauniseaers soct oy uo Ps
one wanting valuable oi procsv hs sHe
est , h-, ~ h.i tmS ~, snd pohsos " ssa'ss
w q, FORD u Clstk-st Brooklyn
W,lkio Coilinss New story.
OUT To DAY IN TIN
Nsw YoR9 pRRsIOg COMPANION
IIft. DEAD ALIVE,
A STORY ~
WIIKIE COLLINS.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Cnc Dee i5C.rrrr iulh 500 besd oncss s.oS
ppnk sr,d nons 81 5Desj 10 Tor fr % csocs " W."
81 o. good sseherf h onsnS 772 head ,..
$4,000 mead msklBg with those IsH osf m
gaar.y Don't ,i . nlrt gne sai loser " IVS
IS 10 oax da " ~ go Tor 70 eSo'es shp~sas
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

.r, ssv York ash, ps.'.iam 'r sAssaA s~ss
bank, 12i. r....~. III.
di for Strsinrt Cr1'e "
for Usrd, iniS 81 10 o Ysllow Dip Tar sesp 81 % ~"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Bakers Chocolate.
Cocoa sssY had viii tnsst o1 pnf sr>f
ta,uny W DAxKR L. Co Breakfast lScOa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

LIN the United States District Conrt NJ Pfoyl,
denee fesirrI II -eie sher - lp " nes'
s ic s.'mp l,,s lio Pmpnlb aocs ind ran a'S' 40"
ivug 10 Her1OH Haboi.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

The New Elastic Truss (G85 8nnlssyl .!,r but Hs sN
whole heavens Ani ssfei The metal spn&
o. al black with ITS rolling thunIer
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
pp,xrryo cIorasM MARKET.
cuRY.R MARKET

rrovrovscs r. L. Dec Is -Prsting Cloths Or, e'-i ~ 80
snifo
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
INTEREST or DEPOSITS,

tIcess bevond he paid BY deposit 2l
The following statement shows tho dates when the
1eyera sums composing said sl455l II credited 10
the corporation In the Ireasurers und accounts viz
s2oy July S-AHoun deposited in Brooklyn rns. Co.. So 948 81
Jan Amount deposited IN brok Trust Co... 93l 66
Aug SAmount deposited In Brooklyn rust Co... 2943 "a
kork-lD respect to this item entry Is 10 the
book labeled. ." Bank Accounts" tNo. ID. folio lG2
IN The handwriting of MI Roiman. under date 0 Aug
s. 1870: Interest TO July J. @. A. S, 1924 81
tie debit Of the Brooklyn
'iSI1 Jan Z1-hxoss IN aggregate credited
furd sec0uni for interest deposits, beyond the
smoent charged to bsnks 20
1871 July 2l-BIcessi aggregate credited
fuDd scooun A. for Interest deposit, 10 ysly J."
You'd the charged deposit banks. 277s 81
1871 'u JI-SIess IN amount credited At this dse 1919 73
li,j5l Al
Less in ke aggregate amount charged deposit
hanks 81, 1872. The crelite ed at that
data a. for interest On deposits to Jsu
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Bsker,s Chocolate.
II you wlsh the Bsu ysaris Chooolits, get B,KSSs-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
,ArrLY xARKHr

Ur'r, n Y. ~. rj-,arna-Tbs oS.rngs 1,iy ioo'"
.oi A. lS~i|v' -
market b.s el.soi oT The s-lsoa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

tied during tho number Of years they hAd peeh
ans of the public funds Daniel Chsuncoy President Of
the Mechanics Bank stated that bank had reoeived
deposits Of the CITY moneys snoe ia organization The
oi interest ia 81 per cent Mr Channosy sad tnst
i wonld take week TO make Examination Of their
books Mr. Chauncey denied that they had any oil the
Tax Collectors accounts. r. co.,n.,v .,,
wond raowiro Immense labor to furnish statement or
the annual CITY deposits The same statement was made
nv ,h rasents Of the National CITY, and the Nassau
Rank tho Atlantic State Bank the President stated
that deposits had been received since feo L. S's ior
which they had paid 80 per oeh' Ano S'aVo"'n' wiz"
the CITY Is follows; .,-o .,o q,
To. depo,its 10
Iuterest ps1 city April l................... 2l1 70
city, July 1......,.... 800 10
Inte vst pad city, Oct 25..............'..' 2Ol W
Total interest paid. Ss,Zlo bS
Tho officials OF the Long Island Bank, the Brooklyn
Rank and the Fulton Bank, stated that these insitu
ions had received Ctp deposits. but that II would be
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
HtkHfED

JgNNINs-pOND the its tbc resieD- ~ hs brdes
Wii,m Sabine. isssni by NE Rev ''ss
Cotton fr-erk e. jennbs, suffolk Hg'"d 70 AH''s
gsslrse .ecood laughter of Lo sl : Pond u tbs e
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

DE- Coifon makes tooth Ira~ng eaGre WITH lsssenssn
L Cooper Insl.ue Il : spe'iitr
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
uaKr~,zsEzEXczsH

An Notices Of Na,rm3es must ee Endorsed w'a fsH
aans and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
NETWORK FIRESlDE


Csri-tmns Appeal for Poor Chdren.-A s.ser , WIS
rons,pds Of bread Saster home and I'm
~ bsp gwen made less by adfss
ery These children Of the hverng 10 their hsn
before they have ioas4
an, sh@r and under through the
h,rn Wnr nights The Chens AID Society wish " make tAis
,,s Of good happiness nd good cheer the hou,s ssds
Of these needy poverty They deare the evolsss
.rp,h the Chrstmas Nnesr pess.k
.y for Le children their schools ash lodging
The, many hundreds Of pAi u shcea and ARTICLES
clothing among And above s they want sand Tho sessass
enid T. a good home the West
! Fcy dollars provide homeless children ho0-
dollars hundred chffca
dnnsrs month
Ose dollars sl pat shoes seventy ss-od cA,ir-s
whom
Ia give q iippv ChrisImas 10 thsse little ouesf
earnestly asked that the oh,rn II Sandsvboos 80 ov
Schools would remember 'h'e little oas who have s' ' K az
secrs,sry chdren's Ala so, 10 East Poar e. Sss tot
Gin. and clothing sen. = ne cenH V1ce ~
L,'! Fourth a. Nesfors viii be caiei for me 'r % "s
ssriei. , . .
Doaaous Of money either ef he nodersxae II
the, checks OF PoEor orders be psJsb ~
''''' ~ "'""' wM A BOOTH President 100 wsi.a
J. n WILLIAMS. Treasurer,
Metropolitan National BasA loa Broadway.
a. 4. BRACk, Secretag
10 Eas. Eoarlh-s Nes Ysdt
WORK or rHk YRAR .
Tars yer, during tys Lodging Hoass os
different b,,, ssd girls. ssd i45.9s3 Layass and Is.
Asa meal. suopnci 10 The 81 day ssd 10 e,s.S S
.ad ".g,, sS aud eosd 37Ol 70 eeoi so~eA
w.,, an hs Total aa"ser ssdes hsis of ~ soe saf
m, ,e "a 5.tt5 erpksss ~ ~ kV3><
I,a,us .sJ 306 pSoTasA sith LaseA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
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New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Til, s,,r, CoLLsss best style sad a. probably sqsss
,nps has Aay reading hs srss 's's'.s-s
m zee A. once that TIE pspsr for sss br ill Hsss
s.,., and will b four ~,ssscomn.uens v1 Mr. 0sA
Lfys, story-for Twenty avs csnA Atdces
NEW YORK FIRESlDE COMPANION.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16


Admitting for the moment that the sums SO allowed
just aud proper for the half Years ending june 80
and December 81 1862 June 80 1870 June 80 1871 and
juno So 1872 1t remains TO be shown what amounts IL
any. were allowed for the halfyears ending on the fol-
lowing dates, VIZ Dec 81 1870 Dec ST. 1911 and for the
Quarteryears ending Sept 80 Dec. 81 1872 and
March 81 June 3O and up 10 Sept Is 1873 this con-
lowsnces ever made for interest Of money
belonging TO the Sinking Fund loaned to Milford 4
Spague IN l89 also for the OF the school moneys
raised for the Board Of Education Z" and BY whom
the rate OF interest " be allowed for such use OF the
puhlic I'M fxe - N