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The sun., 1873-01-13
Mrs. DooIittie's Good Work Ia the Slams Of
the Sixth Ward.

Last night the barroom chapel In John Do
Longs colored sailors boarding and dance house, u
Baxter street. nlled with motley collection from
the sums OF the Sixth Ward While the voice of prayer
asheard in the front part Of the building oaths and
sounds OF reyolry came from the rear buildings the
haunts OF dssoute characters Of both sexes aud all
races Undeierred by threats or menaces, the good
Mrs Dooutte last evening welcomed her congregation
hearty shake ot The hand aud IenderH addressed ss
As soon as the novelty OF the situation wore on.
many OF those who had probably never been in place
OF worship In their lives seated Themselves chairs
benches and awaited the opening eeTemones Al scycn
O'Clock the miss sonary melodcon pealed forth velL
known hymn and then for two hours (e congregation
being meanwhue Increased by the presence Of several
fashonAbly dressed men ed vomen who we're escorted
20 the building by tue pohco) all joined IN prayer and
Mrs Dooilttle wa6 assisted by Mr.. aud Mrs. Rlcaard
Owens Mr. y. Hin, who presided at the mdOdGOn, and
several ladies aud gentlemen not unknown IN miAsion
AIRY labors Baeks and whites good and bad the dilso
lute and the yrtuous the deprsyed and the eIated.
TO crime all knelt together and worshpped ~ the same
hhrine. The was highly interesting AMI the In
creased ATTENDANCE last night gave pIomlle that me
good work well begun BY Mrs. DooItle WIN become
rmanent feature In aud about the Five Points Az
OF the eect pray has ther eustomers aAd the In
dcations are that many OF the houses In that locality
win soon be purned By the predominAtns power Of the
Mrs. Dsontsie (her name should be po-eooD an.
nounccs her determination 60 held seIni wees prayer
meetings every Sunday aud "Wednesday night: She u
ably assistod add encouraged by Mr. and Ms De Long,
Who are doing everything their power 20 show othel
the benefit 9f religion and the good inuences which
syring from eonversiop and the knoulsdas VI aos.
The sun., 1873-01-13
Amos Borowick's Eight Glasses Of WhIskey-
"rM Bet Car Drink Six Gin ssea VI ore.n

At noon Yesterday Amos Borowiok was taken
By Joseph Foster and eompsnon to his home, ei Nc
Kibbn street wiliansburgh, intoxicated. Az he seated
himself near the table, his mother slapped bm two
three tlmcs the head with her opea hand Tue boy
attempted 10 throw up his hands but fell on the table
with MS head resting his arms. After few minutes
his mother ordered him 10 get up, AZ she took him BY
q he gasped, and rolled from the chair 10 the
lOr. dead
Two h0urs previous Borowok had gone from home
sober and enjoying good health, He TepATed 70
Gcser's liquor store, corner OF Marshal street aud
Graham avenue, two blocks from his resdence. The
p ace was crowded with his companions lie called
Tor Bourbon whiskey, OF which he drank half tuns
bier Scarcely had lie drank 10 when an employee of
Geser asked him TO take more whskey, which he did
Increasing the dose This then prOnered hun sew
efal drinks, which were accepted. After Geiser
his own iccoult. Two more fun glasses were given
hii1.
White Ia the saloon he said that he had drank two
glasses OF whskey before he came there, and that ne
would bet IS that be could drink more than any one In
the After he had drank the sx glasses he START
Eons, he replied ITO Ps1dy BuIpss ln Cook ,treet
As he opsned the door lie fell besdlong on the sdew
and while his way home he shouted "Ih bet That
drink glasses" Gescr, the propTietor OF
the saioon that Le Knows nothing OF the eireun
stance, and intimAted that his vhsksy would nos Hi
Jeks smith, saloon keeper, $50 Futon street, Phiip
fsneY 90 futon street and Apthony ponqgAh, fultoA
snd Hoyt .tree. we're arrested ysstsIsAy fsJ vslstsA
u excise law.
The sun., 1873-01-13
The Enat River RrIdqc.

A meeting OF the Brooklyn Bridge Company
was held on Saturday afternoon, the object being 10
consider the suggestions Of the majority report Of the
Investigating Committee. There Was long diseusson
on the resolution to snend the charter so that tho
cities of New York and Brooklyn vote upon the
stock hold by them, by three Commissioners 10 be Ap
pointed by the Governor.
dment to the effect that IN case the resolution
might be refunded, with interest
The following resolution was adoptedi
RssOited, That the Executive Committee be and the
same il hereby authorized and directed to employ q
superintendent at salary not 70 exceed tha pnid 10
the chief engineer, which 10 Rt present $1,000 per An
mum, from Jan. 1, 1873
The question to the proposed change OF the chsTteP
was referred TO a COMMITTEES OF hye.
Afer the Adjournment Of the meeting the Executive
Committee met and appointed MT, WIN, {, kIugsley 40
General Superintendent.
The sun., 1873-01-13
An rs EN- ENTS.
Noien ofIhe Drnna.

A spectacular burlesque, entitled "The
Alhambra," is to be brought out at the Olympic
Theatre TINS evening" in which will appear Miss
Pauline Markham, Messrs. Kelly and Leon, the
Lauri pantomime troupe, and the Martin family
Of cat duet distinction. The management an
nounces that IL has been written especially for
This theatre, and will be produced with truthful
scenery and characteristic costumes Illustrative
of life In old Granada.
At Woods Museum, the sensational dramas,
known as " Poison" and "Jartlne," viii be pre-
ented for the nrst time this afternoon and even:
" Round the Clock" at the Grand Opera House,
aud d" Richard ILL.," at Booths Theatre Mr..
Booth will play BTiitts for the nrst time in si1
wears ON Monday evening next.
The sun., 1873-01-13
FINANCI<L AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Jan. LIP. M.-The week closes
upon state OF speculation in the railroad aud msce
sncous shares that have had occasion 70 note daily
since the beginning Of the new year The market oa
WHOLE lacks positive features and although for the
time movement In either an upward or downward dt
recton may be apparently projected In speciality.
yet II Ia short lived and brief that It may wen be
doubted whether the movement In reality Intended
To-day has been impossible 20 truthfully designate
the Of the market I'm the space accorded the
dealings being dignhed into slgnncanee only in three
four cases. Tho Centrai-Iudson stock started OF
strong at ioti the late information given out
orally, but when became less certain that tho scrp
dividend the immediate apis 10 broke to io2if,
and though subsequently, rising to aH closed in the
vicinity OF io5 Western Union seems to be embraced
In Its following, II msy credit the gossips, the
Anger Of the Commodore appearing In this piece
OF telegraph pie. 1t 10 stated, with how much
do not fully learn, that he Ia buy
ing up al the stock Offering 10 order to punish
Lis offending son.in.aw, who. in connection
with his confrercs, h ssid 20 bc heavily the short
side Of It, this be 1t accounts for the days neglect
Of the Lake Shore, Union Pacific. and Northwestern
stocks The attention q ne GonlaGlssk ellqae being
anger q an indignant Commodore. Pacinc Mail
mot scs se p Ss sSe SSapse f fG
we're wess and dropped 70 81. 3! Paul common Foihs
s. Va. wliloui special @oygnent ind more eompist.
| below.
better supply q %91sy GsIins sss
mand mas been much IL demand use
% .aS s scd sff
the quotations. There nothing 70 note Ia
discounts. The dispatches from Washington to day
stated that tho senate commi,;es ON finan.e had de-
rea .ae any S1s portion y e
claims reserve fund. ON the INST Of the year the
legal tenders Outstanding amounted TO t1S-61 tNJ,
leaving balanee VI ~ 5t p yst 70 be called in before
more favornbe statement and showed despite sight
loss in legal tenders sufficient gain In eon TO strengthen
the reserve Of the banks G1l2,Jn The loans were
handsomely cur,aled. As result the banks made q
gain OF 81 Az0O0 In the net and hold in
surplus over the required 25 cent, tt.6s0Qa5. The
| follow lng table thov vt the comparative totals:
The sun., 1873-01-13
STOKES ONsUNDIY.
SIN DseIsrins His Innoceues ana Dsmsndins
Better Quarters.

Edward 8. Stokes, who still occupies Con-
dsmned Cell No. 1 on the ground floor Of the
Tombs, Ia becoming more uneasy every day.
On Saturday he was visited by his father and
brother Sheriff Brennan, and the Rev. Mr..
Montgomery, his spiritual adviser. To them he
complained Of the dampnsss OF his cell, adding
that IL was wrong thus to imprlson an innocent
man. a. he called himself. On Saturday after
noon Deputy Sheriff Shields walked with him
an hour in the court yard, after which Stokes
dined heartily.
on Saturday night, as the weather became
colder, Stokess complaints of the cold and
dampness Of his cell were louder and more fire.
quently heard. Whenever the night warden or
Keepers, in IN aking their rounds, passed his
he might sit by. the almost red hot ,stove only
few feet from the door Of his cell. This request
was not granted, the prison rules forbidding it.
Tho IRE was made TO burn more fercely, and the
lower tier Of the prison was In a glow OF heat,
but stlll stokes complained OF cold, and walked
daybreak. Then he threw himself on his cot
and slept until aroused by the matron, at ten
o'clock yesterday morning. His breakfast was
hastily eaten, and then Stokes sat inside his cell
door reading the Sunday morning newspapers
until his brother Horace paid his daily visit.
Their conference, though carried on In q sub
dued tone, was not so long as usual. After his
departure Deputy sheriff Shields and his special
officer, Cahill called and gave the prisoner bis
daily walk in the court yard, after which, II be-
ing Sunday, he was allowed to eat his dinner In
the corridor, outside hia cell. He sat there with
HIS back to the great stove, and after he had
finished his dinner he smoked cigar and
chstted pleasantly with the keepers until they
prison regulations. Then with sullen manner
he reSntered his cell.
The sun., 1873-01-13
DroOkIyn to TyudaIl.

The Brooklyn Club gave grand entertain
meut to Prof. John Tyndsll IN their club house at
Pierrepont and Clinton streets Friday evening. The
professor arrived about half past O'Clock, and
ceiyed by BENJAMIN d. sll.imsn, the President, Who
assisted by Luther d. wyman, introduced the members
Of the club, among them the Hon, J. s. T. stranshan
Henry E. Pierrepont FAD, Judge Pratt, Judge MoCue
", Q: De Witt. John De GTauy, A. f. Masters, Cen
Y. s. Sanford, the Hon W, E Robinson, Amos Robbins
y. z. Mills. John @. Wyman, H. J. and T. N. Cullen, sam
McIeant and others, numbering about one hundred.
pr. Hail. Admiral siinghanI, Judge Nesonl the Rev.
low rcna rks from Prof Tyndalf In reply to sentiment
proposed by the President AZ the table.
The sun., 1873-01-13

toiemon Shove the PIC io. slcns ,ili III i r..cHs. Ike
:s,oS as % two csi.. I.ssS ssf... y .nS % eSn,.s
to open s1ldeways on each floor OF the building
oysf inclined pn Ssrs on eo%. 70 .ssSa
so%p.pie, have brought steam snfinss into use
minute, each cake weighing about $50 pounds.
are forty-two Ice houses % on the river. $4,000
cakes cakes OF leo are housed daily, or in weight
vested by the 1st Of February.
COST OF HARvrsTIro.
tn. cost Of ssthsrns Ice !: an ,%RSrtsrs g.yt
agents 200 per annup. .Ths showers" who
work all day inside tn, house, get better pay
their work Is unhealthy, being productive OF
hcum atism. but others say that such IL not the
inside Of Ice houses as showers" for years, and
to-day no healthier men can bo found Often
Work their & clothes ' are moist with preparation.
This year the cost OF harvesting exceeds that OF
years previous, because Of the great amount OF
pare the Ice for cutting. The total cost Of har-
vesting averages twenty cents ton, although
one company has allcd Its house for ten and
The Consumer Ice Company are paying their
men ~ . day. Horses are supplied ioi sll6
each.
now rHx ICE IL cARRBD TO MARKET.
In the summer the Ice Is carried TO the New
York market on steamers and bases. The
knlckerbockor Company have .thirty-four
blraes, each carrying from i've to eight hundred
tons, with four t.csmboats to tow them. Inc
Washington Company have twenty-six barves,
carrying from hvs hundred to one thousand
tons. Each barge carries two men, and the boats
are run as occasion demands.
Not In many years has the ice been OF such e.
cellent quality as now. N 10 solid and ss clear
a. crystal. The cakes average ten inches ln
thickness. In Cstsklll creek Ice seventeen inches
,i,L Ia hail hur faA
The sun., 1873-01-13
The Knife In Brooklyn.

Edward Atkinson Ia employed on the schooner
Glenmarc which dscharging her cargo At the foot Of
Amity street. Brooklyn. On Saturday night he quai
relied with George Stephens the mate Atkinson drew
sheath knife and rushed al stsPhens who avoided ths
him. As no overlook the mate the corner, Ofcer
Lunney knocked the weapon from his hand and az.
The sun., 1873-01-13
An Ex.PaIiccmnn,. snrsa.

On Saturday night Officer Stirrit, of the Oak
street police, arrested Michael Johnson e1polce
man. Of spring street, In Chatham street. johnson
was very drunk. whsn placed IN cell IN the pcnce
station he attempted TO commit auto de By hanging
himself the cell door with his pocket hAndkerehsf
Ds0rDAn Broua and Capt. UlnaAA saved his We.
The sun., 1873-01-13
Euxinfsa Hntifts.

Tho Way to save Money and Healtb.-Ths
mothep who have family TO sew for and no sewing
machine to do II With. There 10 no excuse. however,
for any family, however poor remaining long without
q sewing machine, when the Improved Wilson IL for
sale cheap aud such terms. Lot be clearly
understood that the Wilson isin every respect nIst.
class machine but being made by company not In tho
great Hing IL sold AZ fair price. which every
who needs machine Afford to pay. salesroom az
NJ Broadway, New York and In all other cities the
United states. The company want agents In county
The sun., 1873-01-13

Gold qu-, but hrn under the reasons Of late sd
duced In support OF the nrmness and the sales
i12(9ii29s chiefly at the former rate, though few
stray transactions reported st liaH London adj
vices report steady markets for bonds and consos,
money In the open market being 1 cent. lower
than the Bank minimum. IL is noticeable that 1ls Ia
bd for sold nat all this On time loans Of gold
the rates A6sk for carrying for 20 ~ days
carry ng for four TO SIX months and cent u bid for
the use of gold all the year To days rates for carrying
were \ s, 81, and cent. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out IN called bonds $3.50 and In coin interest
$500 The total cenrings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were A @OO1; gold haancee, tg,565ft, and currency
balances, u Ai,oiO, The chief quotations were;
1000 A. M.....li2k 70 M....u2k sP H...li2k bid.
The days business at the United states Treasury
Gold recripts S692 '3 payments f, ,2ll0 balance,
81 Ad 3ll2; currency receipts, 81. 81 ~ payments.
t9i N'3 81 balance s3e6e6 65a Customs, k5is0J,
Foreign exchange, as usual on SATURDAY,, closed up
dn but rates hrm the basis of 100 for ~
bis Cprimc) and il0I.il0x for sight The import
tries for the week snountd to S54s 6 consist ng Of
tif2 i7s In dry goods, and sS,is56,S in general
ehana.se The Imports year @ ago were O. ~ .l The
time IN is2 Ihe exports Of specie TO-DAY were q ar
The recelpts Of cotton amounted TO 1885, bales, The
disbursements of coin Interest for the week were
toms SlGlG,iA
Inc Goysnmcnt nond market h.s been les. actly,
than usual but prices have pretty nearly cred
were steady. The market closed nrn; and Henry
Clews Co. 81 wai street, report a. follows;
The sun., 1873-01-13
RKcAPITuLAToRY TARLr.
!

Ihe above does not include ice stored on
pr ate account, nor that housed by local COM
paines On tho Hudson,
WHAT &c. HOUSES COST.
4, Ice houses are built entirely by contract, and
tIo heaviest contractor on the Hudson is Lewis
Wolfe Of Athens. Ha has aIresdy built about
twenty houses on the II udsOn, his last being ona
ior j. Clark Co. at btuyvesant. This IL 10000
ton house, and was constructed for Sl.25 per
tnn, including the steam engine Of twelve orss
power the elevators, tools, nc.
n oh The above oasis the total cost of all the Ice
noAes on the Hudson river reaches S1,10O,d25.
now TIE ICE If oATHERED.
~ Is FIRST nicely scrsped and planned for
shIee OF -FOUR acres near the house, and
sheh cut into blocks or cakes 2sIa2 inches, and
~ some places ~ inches square, tho worn Of cut-
Shs psinx done by saws, Then q car Al Ia cut
NON The sawed acrss 10 the mouth or ire sissar
The sun., 1873-01-13

SATURDAY, Jan: 11.-FLouR AND aRAM-The
whole market for four and meal duh that
QUOTATIONS were not settled. Lwhest depressed
and unsettled No; spring, iitI&fi52i No. 2 do,
nlof0tl6 l and No. l. do. u 6sati.70, the lower
prices for car lots. Corn dull al ssc for primo mixed
anoat In oats the principal business two loads OF
M Moid No &c Chicago F HShc, which is lower. Barley he's
CoTToN-very quiet. and prices unchanged; receipts
At the ports TO 1900 bales Liverpool dull and
lower middng uplands lOxd. This market quotedt
Low mtddisg pPlsnds lshc on SPOT " l9iss Tor Jam
uary lgkc for February y16c for March, 20 el6c for
July
bags Rio coffee on private terms.
PnoyIsIoss-New mesa pork jobbed at eia75dsi3s5k.
10 beef there vas 2 sale Of new prime mess at sai;
February and March. Cut meats nrm with large saies
Of dysslted shoulders here at ii6asKc and medium
picked hams at the West, DC. Lard active prime
siiy, heI DE- western, &c. for Jsnnsry. sHe. foI
es pre.ed hogs nrmsr at sa7c for city and 5S@stc.
sUSpmEs-Renned petroleum unsettled, crude quot.
ed At oxaioo In bulk Naval stores nrn at $500 SOC.
for strained rosin and tR6fHc for spirits turpenle
Tallow In demand at $40. whiskey lower at CSC.
pool by rail I'D.
The sun., 1873-01-13

steamship Java, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Cortes, New Orleans, nidse. and pass.
Steamship Thorwaldsen, stettin, fndse. and pass.
Steamship Georgia, Charleston mdse, aud pass.
Steamship Regulator, Wilmington mdse. and pass.
Steamship Wamsutts, New Bedford, mdse. aud pas5.
ship Jaime Cibils hontevtdeo, bone dust.
Brig Malaga, Cadiz, mdse.
Brig Nellie Gay, New London, in ballast.
eehr Puola Murchson Wilmington, naval stores, -
schr Amelia q. Ireland, Wilmington naval stores.
schr Martha Maria, Aux Csyes, logwood and cofes.
Also the usual river and coastwise vessels
The sun., 1873-01-13
r T., County IMgsrshanss spa s.rsnger.cc

sCHNAPPs:-A the complaints for which tho
schnapps" has been declared specific by the cml-
nent physicians who have corresponded with the pro-
prletof sre drop.yi dy,pep.ls debility eonse9uent
asthma, gravel collie. affections Of the Kidneys. and ali
chronic diseases For these and many other disorders
II IL now prescribed with great success. by than
three thousand medical practitioners In various parts
OF the United States.
The sun., 1873-01-13
DIED.

-wooLLEY.-on Thursday, January 8. by
the Rev l.. Abbott. Augustus + Packer TO EnllnA l.
Weoney, both OF New York. No cards.
The sun., 1873-01-13
BANKING AND FIxAycIxLT
sAsrus Hoy.. oy HEyRy c1nws . a

Bills Of Exchange. Circular Notes. Trsvellers and
Commercial Credits issued available In ~ parts Of tbs
world. &
Deposits received, subject 10 check on demand. IN
terest allowed all Daily Balances. Every sccommos
dstion ana facility Afforded usual with Ctr Banks.
The sun., 1873-01-13

For weather strips for doors and windows "a
to s. J. Torrey ise Fulton street, Breaawsy.
The sun., 1873-01-13

swelllngs, laneue,s and an{ kind Of ncth bone, ,or
muscle ailment upon beast cured by CEN.
TAUR L1NlSiENT, the most wonderful discovery VI
ancient or modern uIncs.
The sun., 1873-01-13

Oatmeal seup UudrxicaD. Better for the com.
plexon than any cosmetic. A perfect WINTER SOAR.
HEGEMAN & Co, Broadway.
The sun., 1873-01-13

The best place In New York to buy reliable
sterling silver wedding presents, IhES ~ Fulton
Ut. Diamonds specially.
The sun., 1873-01-13
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

HiSfkTunr AInAxAo-rnfs DAT.
san rises.... y Sun tets Sc Moon SETS. 81
uIeu wkrEn-THts DAT.
Sandy Hook. %, Gov. blana.. Il Hell oate.... ~
The sun., 1873-01-13

In the state bonds Tennessets were one point lower
snuS s5ans, y and IeSay SSqSyye5 S Gld fn Y"r
STATE bonds selling A. l04E Clty bank stocks were nrn
we're largely traded in AZ better prices nrss selling
7s TO 75. Central Pacncs we're strong AZ s9A.s hos
ton. Hartford Erie nrsts pressed 10 lsA on
free sales the guaranteed falling on TO co. Other drst
class bonds were In demand At fun prices.
The opening, highest, lowest, and closing prices OF
The sun., 1873-01-13

So insidious sre the nrst approaches Of
consumption that thousands rensn unconscious Of It's
presence until has brought them 70 the verge OF tho
grave. An immediate resort to Dr. D. Jynes Expec-
nes Of throat or chest would very generally pre-.
clude fatal result In the symptoms indicate
the presence OF latent consumption would tend o sub
due the violence Of the disease and thus materially
kist In proongng the life Of the pstent Use the M
pectorant therefore, when you take cold and BY go
doing prevent the necessity for It's In danger
complaints. Sold eyerywhere.-Adr.
The sun., 1873-01-13

weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and carpets at ID. NJ Cowperthvait Co.'S is5 Chatham
street.-Adr.
The sun., 1873-01-13
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sne.! oy,.en 10 70 Is t.ys zane Si.tsnss a. &C. S% .5
iet price called a straadieI eau he had an many Of
S s.d1 y g ,Ses d e., 1 as 20 sfa Ss SsS@
price for !. v cent % days, y veept.@ days
The sun., 1873-01-13
rIG sLarourERrSo ON THE OUTSIDE!

AT about O'Clock, or az ear ~ could tel without
clock, tae cry would cOmnrnCe, AID thai OF iseA
neary enough To drive one insane. But VIII trouble
You no longer With my grievance DO hope, although
II viii not briug back my dear girl that no mortal viii
Agu be called nron through sucn culpahle neglect
to suitr | have done and doiuE Tor my nervous
system has received such shock That Il Is question u
time when may e well again.
1 am yours very truly, LYDIA s, kINO.
The sun., 1873-01-13
TAKEN VIOLENTLY ILL.

on Monday she grew worse. and her mother
was telep,raphod for at Cambridge, Mass. When
the mother arrived here she found the daughter
so sick that she could not be removed. On the
same day OF the mothers arrival the doctor who
was In attendance on diss hing pronounced her
illness
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-01

Tie May number of "THE NATIONAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER" is on our
table. 1t is full of good reading matter
and help for the Sunday School worker,
besides full and able expositions of the
lessons by DR.. Gregory, and the excellent
Blackboard Exercises. There are, among
the miscellaneous articles, the follow wing:
"The Meteorology of the Sunday School,
by Rev. VIM. A Bartlett; Pres. Chad
bourne continues his valuable series on
the creation IN "The Two Records JAS
H. Kellogg furnishes an excellent paper
on THE Advantages of the Conversational
Method in adult Classes Rev. S. Gill
bert, very suggestive article on Mid
week Bible Lessons.
This number is fully up to the high
standard of this magazine.
Publishers, Adams, Blakmer, 6 Lyon,
Pub. Co., Chicago.