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C0NCERr or sAsaKD MUSIC.
SAVILLE's NATIONAL TaEATxR.
PCsITIvELT LAST APPEARANCES
ef the " Grid -ren0wned
JANAUapHHk.

ef the ~ NCTld-ren0wned
JANAUspHHk.
&DhDAT. DEeFNEEs -, 1874.
hE afaEtaliJu OF Dickens novel. 4" ieak Hpgse
eOiitled ..... .--..-.......-.... Q 6SNEI WULD
TUtsCaY, December 29, Ers. tins Of ths grazi his
- toE1csl tragedy - eARL OF ESSzN.
NFcut siAy, 3Uh ...........-... .........- DEB JRaH
THURSDAY, Sist t.......,.-.-... HsSRY Viii
fTiOsY. JsnEsry ist. B~neh ehtJ Oh S86EY WOBD,
NatlEre Saturday. q, At ......CHRSSEY WOLD
So UTc y u, Last Alght )....-. SARd OF ES5EX
stclred seas OILY rs cents, q and a. I25 % le
hAt a the Box Once and Brai Adams, GU aud
after Thursday, December a4.h "a .2p-fF
WASHINGTON THRATRK COMI0Us
" HONpAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Digrts, aid WEDNESDAY, Matinee, Mis- FsEy-E
- n will appear in tie thrilling Border ssr-
'a'lgIGl bTaUas in 2ac's, emitted IHs Ttzys,s ~
~ Ffy', AID m 1hurrdsy, Friday and S4tcrIav
LIr he 4-d F1ftsy and Satrrd sy metinss., In tho
sf att5t - II snsstlon Dramas, N Prologue aud
acts fTt!.led London lTl5. o., from fryFlsf1
eccfC'd FiFtt appearance in tnis city OF L. Bsr.S
Pa uLiNE and Miss IDA NORTON, artists uf rare
81 Ility. dec7I-G.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

DUBING THE HOLIDAYS the Presi lsni's on p
will be open for the transaction Of special bIsl-
aess oily until noon OF each day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

OEH OF THB NEWEST ToTs-One of the
most ingenious toys vet exhibited is a small
piano; q sheet OF music Is on the rack, aud be.
iore IL Is seated lady doll, dressed in a charm
Ing Partisan toilette, violet silk with rose-col
orea faeinss and reyers; one little foot rests o.
q pedal. As the piano is wound up q sweet air
rom "Les HuguenOts" is heard, the little
hancs glide over the keys, and the pretty blonde
mead moves from side 30 side, and again bends
toward the music sheet in perfect harmong
with the slow n aeasnre Of tha air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26
ssANsLLz'S NAIIUNAL 1aEArsR.

I PlEF q SkEEE SINS. rec.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

GARIBALDI has written a letter in rsply tn
statements contained in the reee nt report OF the
investigating committee OF the French Assem-
Diy on the Army of the east. Garibaldi bla.a.,
General Bourbaki for not communicating with
him, and asserts that he opposed Manteuffel 70
the last extremity. In the same letter GarabaI-
al makes bitter attack upon the French priest
hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

REAE ADMIRAL WV. +. lis ROY reports Ms
aTTiV al At Nontevideo in the Lansssser Noysza-
bev "A, eleven days from Rio de Jsnsiro. Tss
Wasp was in port. Health OF both thip. gooi
He sIpsCtCd 10 remain at EonteVidso until
sN&.Ts tlcams nnist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

PEoF. HENRY MORTON, who c,osss the Ia.
lures Of the Scieutidc Course, will 90 the guest
Of Prof. Hill gard, Of the Coast Survey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

TIE SALE OF reserve seats fer the Strakossh
corcert Introducing Niss Emma klbani, ths
new prima donnsD viii sOmmsnse At the
II usisEtOre OF Aeiz-Tots s. Co, on ThursdAy
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IMMOETAL TJODLE5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

~ CINCINNATI is about to abolish her detes-
tive force. Richmond has abolished hers.
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RAhL0W'S GALLERY
RTs

l22s FEBNSYLVANLA AVENUE.
ynst arrived, splendid collection OF EERR4y
silt and velvet Erames 49, '-N4 i-1'~I
Also 9 fine selection OF FRENCH PHoTD
GkAPhs. from modern pAfntings,
French Gilt Chapels, Vith fOldfus doors f,r D.
ceisi1es and Photographs - -
bev g Ocs received daily f0r the HolidAys
~----f''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

ISTBREAL RHvEEUK.-Thc receipts fEsa tRi
source to-day were $3.50 ,l29 q. Total far "a
month 81 ssi .15a IS; total for the fiscal year :.
date a. 81 .gIntQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

SENATORS Assent EoR The HOLIDAYS -
Tle following Senators are absent from t.
city for the hUlltsys:-AlsoTn, Anthony, BJr.
man, BEUvnl0w, Buckingham, Cameron, Ca
DsHnis, Ferry Of COnBeetcut. Gilbert, Han,
In, Johnston, Jones. Lewis, MeTrimOn, NOT.
riN or Maine, Gsiesby, Ransom, S2ulsbury
Scott, SETaEGe, Stevenson, Stewart, Stockton
WgdleiSh, Washburn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26
ANU SENENTS.

A CADEMY OF Music
BALTIMORE CITY.
To Bi-sst,rs resv,essully announce % th, pzS,is
FORMAL OPEaISG
EEw BJIIDIHi
GRAND BALL
AN-
FGg-TNNpE CONCERT
uTHE sFH os yAFJ>By MAT,
vf,.r., G. . .ti.u v..H rrsrt r5u.ia-ut I,fies
- Ba tU. rr. fss~ rtrd & E3l sh' undertaking
s. H.s-.--s5 -, We Asr.ra, Porte,
W ssr.s pfIsEs, Hs..7rr B rss.,
h,'s or. 81, Jn.., sar en- q ~ E'.P1s ,s
JsrTz1 STATES NAETSg BAND,
Perry SoIo PEeFoRXsRs.
AS C-et--s =. TGEsE7E y ALL - Eso 30 -
la - 81. 2 eTd q Eiss-t-T-, Rl- n'a-e a L-4,i
DaIcirs rs sill G. Ia5-s- c. ai Ia O c.. Nai- -
.ITNGNTgEEg's
OUCFs-TRA 80 Forty PErFoEsERs.
IuteIvaI- f.trasu ne fau--s viii D. aIsd by
o.sfcs zsiseirn- by tre = srinr B4ad
Tie syrg l. f7lls . iii be .Pan,-i st in,5 O'Clock
- Tfr SIN pen uutii she C'o-e - the t-H
III EI.rtsrs - E-seg-ioE, flsor ecP7ef All
Ample cloak and h4s sJyn sccomnoii.i5rs vii
G.rt'en.en rot admitted visb hats, cane or .Tcr
c,s.s, nor laoi=- Win tOnnets, 90 tbs Bal-r0 I'M
scr CH.sI 3 the rsTCiEg-
TICKETS CE ADHIssICE.
SIa each. Aam;:rtus = o. sEJlsuau and LAiy.
Zach sGliir.T ~ lay.
Tie u-nf cE % teEFt- will Ge limited, anf CaC bC
Ffeu. ~ z-thr Boob SrrT- Of
FEANELfN PHILIP. 9aS PsnEsTivania
In cons aueLCe q numerous agp piicSti1u fIT he
SAM. the PrusceUiCm ard other pirate DcNss -
aEftheIi.E IS IA al, viii Ue i-p5et
e this ayCasIan, 6. SHe eestrmT, without Te-
stTvc - a. h'she', BIDDER, on TUEsOAY NJ ~ T,
TsCaruf o- . -, at O'Clock h'u~ bat tha EUlI--s
SfBalI s.csr.s ailf he s,'u.tted 70 the sale.
b Srjer ~ 20 :, 80 o. .,I1rs, r5rrS,sTs ,.,,.
EEBETL CGHEN, 49, aud TTeas. d=sSs-G14l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

AH9oN IL ne Ioloolng persons are regis
tered at WIZARDS: A. q. Smoot, W. Q. staines
Utah; z. S. Shsutz and wife, Pa; j. R. FLOYD
and family, y. Y; x. r. Warren, PhlIa: d.
stewart Elliott ana wife, Pa; Col. Jas l.. Don
Morrison and family, Ill; j. Earmain, (artlst1
France; j. =. SEitien and wife, N. T.; j. T.
HackHOrth, Iowa; Julian Chambers and wife
n y; >. J. Davenport, n. T.; N. GsylOrd, y
Y; q. w. Haywood Boston; F.C. Cav, Kans.4
80. dr. Bruce, the cOlOTed Senator elect from
Mississippi, has been here several dAys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

DE-. c. II. NICEoLs left FOR Maine Christm -
morning 70 attend the fuusrai Of his f4tho-. who
Gitd Oh "Wednesday. About two wsst4 ago Dr.
y. was called to New Rag AMI by ths scTlouS i'll
uess ofbCth his con aud fs;hsr, aud hal been
back hut day or two. His s0l. 8e are Able 20
Eta.E. is Ia.-A-N IeclEsrInp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

ZOE BALLS AND PAHTIEs.
MADAME u. BASTIES,
From BALTIMORE
t2ECs l3HsuFe 4 informing the Ladies of ashi1g
q n 4 she LSs from this dzy taken charge OF re
BALE DEPARTMENT AZ CHAs. BAUa,S ana
belng experienced in this business for the last
" Velty years guarantees fun saIsfaction in HAZE
DhEsSIhGy CHAEPOOIaG. aud CUTrTNG
1BIkDkEhS HAIR A5d RIDE'S HAIR
DbEsSthG asPteiality. Lsdes will be ATTENDED
10 IN tnelr own houses By leaVins their orders n
CHAS- BAUN'S Corset Factory,
otels 40s 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

CARIEET AEETIFg T6 DAT.-Ysstsrdsv bs-
lag Christmas the regular meeting of the Cab =
ret was Ics'I oned EnHl 30 Gay. The mseting
! day co1Vsued 81 noon and Lated until nssrl-
Rtf-ptst enc O'Clock. only TostIns baUness
"ss transacted. The following members were
TTasv:.f: $,CTrJaries Eish snG BslkuAp, Attor-
rev Gsnergl Williams, and Postmaster General
Jewell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26
ANoTRER INDIAN SCRKsNDsR-Vhil Fe-
male CdPtirts.-The following telegram was re-
ceIycd here Yesterday:


ST. LOUIS, December oath.
A4Sut1Hi General. Z, 3. A., Wdsh5ngtsa
General Sheridan teIegraphs shat eight war
r.ors, th!r:y-nlne squaws and pspooses with
sixty two ponies, belonging to Medicine Waters
band OF CbeyCnLes, surrendered uucOnditicHai-
~ 10 The tTOof at CheJ enne agency on the % n
Two white Nomen ara now with Stone Calf
who y said to have two hundred lodges on the
stakei IlaiEs. Two messengers from Stone Cali
nave sTflTtd, asking for peace. WO-d d As been
seLt HIM thai he can surrender unCOnditionatly
an demand was made for the white wOmsn
signed = VIZ. ID. WnIPPLs. Il. A. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

HALF HOLIDAT.-Tbe War ami Navy depart
menss and ths Department. Ot Justice closed at
noon 70 day. The Treasury departments worked
with half force on duty during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

LIEUT.. FEEDEEloK COLLINS, Commanding
the United States DsIisn Surveying expedition ,
lSaTss Washington to morrow nsat for New
York 10 mustsr his forces and equipments FOR
tSe expedition, and will sall from New York in
tbs Pacific mail steamer OF tAs 2i Of Jauua;v
for ktpiuIsi. From thonCs he win prOcesi IN
the United states steamer OaHsnaaigaa TO !he
AsfAtO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

CADET EIDsHTPXAE CARsHBsA Wallace
Of the 4th elass, died st the Naval Acatsmy on
the 23d inst, or consumption, which had az
sumet typhoid form. lie was from WaskiuE-
ton territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-26

tbs STOTElL INvEsEiG. Ssna
tor Graham. the missing witness ia tae SsoHel
case, has published = card, a which ne state
that h9 was rot guhIsnSej until Thursday. Z
having been absent from tho state OF Virgin.
up - that day. Hs says hs will shrink from NJ
TrfIoDEibiiity, and 10 ready TO appear before ~,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
RsA~ air,lid Srafrts lb. elm in 9sliaicns.

EzSH aiir,Ii6 drssrts lid elm in 3slisisns.
LADEN isbr smpFnbiamer Noli me tangere uns
CAB isiaem Merger freisn Spielraum. Die Rs.
sisrunsen BADEN &e&t bic S&par,en aufs 8Orn
su nsbmm: aass mas is iassu unp tbun be-
nussn is um ibre gni&amanssn an ben Rann
su triussn unp bic @swiden gu bsunrnbissn.
Wsnn i'd @slssssber mare, 10 mibttn fs mir
ibrs prsbistsn ausi&IiebIi& fur ben prssistfubl
rssrpirsn !"-Gi fragile elm Anwslsnssr, mas
IL benin piscsr ssi&ebsn ?"-nWa sei&sbsn ?
bat fS ia farsIi& elmer eisir aasrprts-
prsSisu in sinsm GaHss srOrsitst ais CT cine
Sals su i& nabm, laut 81 psrorirsn, Gin gutter
8aHse mabts ersi gissni9afttn babsn idwari
pie SsufeL bsiB wie bic 5SQe unb lae mic Elm
Gnss! mibts CT isin. Die game @sitai&aft be.
fam 0ruieIu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
unterbaltenbes 8.

EsHT Su Teati6lanb c%irfulirt CUR 3sit in
ben 3sitanssn fUlssnre 3rtij Gin Ssassrsd
ma&t in sinsn, ,Ginssianot" pu nSimss" ben
babf&sn gcri9las bel Der nd8lsn sruBariissn
am srifanii@en WsIt.a usfsluns in philadelphia
cine vGinans-g ttbeiluns" sa sni@t.n, mo- bic
Snbatsr amsrifanii&r papisrs ibre untssatlt
ssSlistsnsn GUupcns ausaslsn unr aussrssm
itrs vrspuSiirisn" papisrs CUR 9lnii&t Der aus.
ffsaunsstsiu&sr trinssn tUuntsn. Sibi6 tunt
ntBts bic ausfsauns rsresu, une unir Iitbss
ssuii4ss gaterIanb bstdK,s sewib cine prGmie
fur bic Suantitdt Der bibl&sn. nit 8Otb unp
glaa une Cob bscruften papisrs. alsrsinss
bat Cd es Grfabruns, sas ni6t aass 9OIc IT,
mas sIanjt ,ismIi& tbeusr tesabIsn mHhsn. u.
bic yrSniis Fame bod ;a fsbsn."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

RI (gBas mar has q Bel Nisa Iisst sas
S@lpb SGSnbranu. Sn bisism S&lsfs fab
NapOlson l. ais CT ben Ssfebl CAB. Yaplf Yius
VII. isinss eanbss ,u buaubsn. Sn Sisism isl-
ben S&lU6s bau&s % Sabre ipatsr RapOlsUns
siniissr Ssbn itin iunsss estea aus. g8as ~ II
tas9-als bsrisbs Wapolspn bonn papfs in ssr
ganm gotham wurbs ipssen ities ansrifs aui
bic air&e. ipra6 CT bSbnif&: nTapUn psrbsn
meinsn SVlbaten. bic @swsbre ri9t aus ben
SanSsn fallen" Ersi Sabre ipatsr fam Ger
rniFiSs Wintsr itsr. bas 8risssbsr TapUIsUns
uns iein eisenr @snnaL Sssur. bsri@tst mort.
LID /: - Den SplSatsn fslsn bic 0spsbre aus ben
Sanpsn ."-yWas mar has?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

DN- esSru'R plin bra&is i'm SABRE 1917
frlssnssn SOaf aus ,Dis Gsisai&aft if Gbam.
pasner Wsin ; bic 8ssieruussn fnc bic pfrSpfs
labt uns bic pfrSpfs iprsnssn uni cen Gbampas.
nsr trinfen!" Differ Icaf i8ilprt tas @ini.
fsrium esnru.& uains, has i~ibrissns nur Is "a.
&c Sanerts. Sn eisftr 3sit trant Ssnru' @oain
1896 5lal&sn bee %fsinfen Weinss. 6 Wassn u.
% pfsres fanbsn ibm ;u Dient. Die aussatsn
fur ben gferssfil aIsin tsIisfsn l& auf H.
500 Gr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Bay Sumur i'm arisss. Sn Nrpaicu, Ct.
mem Dsrfs unpsit BON Srlsaus, parst i'm lsB.
ten arisss scn sinissn fanati6rtsn Gran,clsn Der
8slptslssrapb an msbrerm Stelsn ~,sriSrt. Da-
fur lssts Girf @srbe, &ittmsitsr i'm taisril9sn
9bspaurlsssrsrssimsnt Der Stapt Orlsaus TO-
600 6ranfs Strafs auf uns fists bic Drobuns
BEL eab 6 i'm Wsissranssfale bic priammsl-
ten Batter Der Stabt wssfibrm unb sinipsrssn
wiires. Disle r%rflartsn, eab fe cine 70 bebs
Summs nitt aufiutrsibsu wibtsn, wpatsn absr
bic Salfte sassm bs,abIsa. sd bititm SALE"
iaste Der &ittmsifsr. ,,psrbe i'd nur bic 5Slfts
BON Stnsn sinipsrrsn unb wsree mir uur bic
esi&tsasn bon Sbnsn ausiu&sH eamit msins
pfsrbt bsim Transport ni&t ic f&pn ~ ,isbsn
abtn."-&i&tis ~abIts CT ron ben @smsinss.
ratbsn bic naassrn aus, bic ssraes aud bic
ri6ifsm parsn, Lief Hs psn ben Sslsatsn BE-
MAIDEN uub bsfabl In elmer Stunbs sntn Mb-
f%ibruns. Gbs bic Stunbs abssIauftn mar, mar
bic ,tpsits 5SIfts Der aufnIsstsu Strafs bsjabI,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Ig So IN sin alssfanntss Spri9wurt tab
Elm aspSfat nismals Gt~as rs&i tbut wpfiir or
ni&t bsaabIt pirb. eOrp Ransfelp srsdbIt cine
ansteute aus isinsm sissnsn esbsn, ,,pab elm.
NAL, ais or i'm YssriHe mar, cine amtli&s Der.
ri&tuns fur T& isltt Srrsunsbmsn, r siniss
@clS iiide, aus isinsm @sIttsuteI aapm u. bic.
isltsn in feline @sfsntai&s isdts ale @stabrsn
fur feline Mrbtit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Das- rMit Sbrsm Ssrrn Snfsl s,bt % mic.
Der btRer ?"- a9 ia, man bat mir isinsn gu.
Ranp su arg ssi&ilbsrt, i'd bin sissns bsrssreif,
UNI ibn gum lsBtsn Nale su isbsn, unO iest III
CT bod ni8t s~siforben !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

ElH@ Die uuSsrfaubise Rommiiipn. Tn
ts~riu&unssarst: GtIswsbsl! D@sbsn sic bin.
aus uns i&aHsu sic 3ubs man psrfsbt ia
ni&ts sabsrinnsn. "-GsIbwtbd gu ben &siru-
ten {; ,,arsussOnnsrpsttsr, ibr S&pnnStbtr,
wuQt ibr wubl &ube ssben, pssr ni@t, bic Som.
miiiou sa prinnsn psriisbt ia ni&tS.4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

RAJ (Sm SO&sstirss.) Dame: yWas III
pas fir sin Yrs-pa rs6ts-br bcbs s"-Gib-
rsr: /, Oas il Der @snpsItuan. -Dams: so.
Der Wsnbrlfsiu 2 Wis bod III Der isst? 81
5ibrsr: ,gsrp aaswsil feline le6fbalbtauisnb
5uB bab'n"-Dame: D@aram ni&t gar. 70
bod mar CT ia i&pn, pis i'd nod Gin tsines
Waedsn mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Der 3erm n Gin. ssmsins Grrssaus ibu
@smsinss. uus ,isst ,am @sssnfanss berab
Hsnn mir ,arnsn, bat anisr @ssnsr lsinsn 3wsd
srrsi&t mir lnb in ftinu @swaIt. S~nsisnatOn
ID cine Fttli&s Sswssuns, sins sssmi&af, bic
ans itn has 3smsins trbsbt anb inssm ~ uas
ssrS&tli& ma&t uus bassr ttHabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
0iebmarft.

Sn Rss Irisr, psieta Co., plinn., NTH ibu Q. R,n.
TAG TN Wsnat Gin gitbmarit at~setaItsn, spir ma9tn M.
lrt ssfsr In Der ndtsrtu uni frHtsn u~HsabaRe zen Rts
3rsr taranf asfnuiian, 49, Wsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

40. IOO Wteu StraBe, ecu UHtuH CepuI
ssssnabsr in uen~ausss, sBiseenNn.
tDtr slasssa uas, Der 6s&parsism GsHhi4isa aain
tsstr yea NIaenpssrtn, fsptf 0a&eR ash pttSRsntartt
etrtett Oerbtneuns NIT turspaiftta 6duiua sstrsttn hne
snb ben SmySrt BEE Waarsa jtIsa ttsrstu, 10 taxa bic
3trms ~ ben Wen esttsr yrtiltn pufaafsn. 1tataaustu
ptrssa fauta uns Stsiasabsft basrst ssn
Cesubrstt u. AtIsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01

Your next attack upon is in relation to my charges
for summoping petit Jurors. Here, also, although
LAWYER YOU have nc haaitaton In asserting that no pro-
vision Of whatever exists for compensation in such
cases. although you admit that since 1913 the power
has been regularly exercised by the Board Of Super
visors, have allowed 80 for each panel hen
sstinR of SO, and since increased TO 6o), and
IS cents each for extra Jurors As you make
by my predecessor although you assert his action
1 Will pass that by with the single remark that
my conduct in this particular was based upon written
opinion by eminent counsel still in possession,
dated April 49, 1852 You admit however that although
my predecessor charged 80 cents for this service.
charged but 80 and In 1867 IS cents For your eau
tiOn IN this respect you more than make up when
speak Of the summoned for the Oyer and
Terminer, and particularly Of extra Jurors" As to the
latter you assert that Of the 636ol extra jurors for
which paid during my two terms of Office not
merely bsre-faced fraud"
This Indignantly denounce as a barefaced falsehood
Every Juror for whom charged regularly drawn,
aud stand prepared 10 produce his name. Under the
to the s panel Of was soon
in civil well 10 criminal courts. An extra PANEL
would then be ordered, reurnabe sometimes the very
haste, the entire force OF my Office being frequently at
work until late at night Yet you eonfine your state
nents as 10 the Jurors for which entitled TO charge
for the General Sessions Of oyer and Terminer and
Marine Court and with your usual facility for Dlunder,
they never had any Jurors have certificate from
the County Clerk that the books ID hs once ere deIee
panels la the office OF the Commissioner of
Jurors, for the entire jury year which runs from
October to October for some courts. are also
defective consequently the figures yon have obtained
from offices utterly worthless as evidence as
10 the number OF Jurors drawn by me. have in my
books copies OF all panels drawn by me, with the
and residence OF each juror and how he was served
The folio wing IL table OF the number OF panels.
well petit jurors summoned and charged for by me IN
1865 Co. and 67 and also OF those appearing by the
records OF the County Clerk, as certified by hlm:
Panelsof Panels Of Total Number
Grand Juron Petit yurora Panels Peli Jmon
70 502 G32 63,O96
CERTIFIED cLERK.
Pap.sof Pahels Of Total Number Of
Grand Jurors Petit Jurors. Psuela Pett Jurors
II 666 637 G3,692
This disposes Of about all your allegations In regard
10 Jurors. -
CHARGES FOR GRAND JURORS.
Your assertion that Sheriff only charge for
Grand Jury. not panel Is without authority. by order
OF the Court the Sheriff summons thrtysiI men TO
serve as Grand Jurors for winch he Is paid elo II the
LEGAL number are not sworau either because they are
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APPENDIX TO THE LETTER.


The certificate of Diedrich WIllers, jr.. Sec.
rotary OF State to Of CONVICTIONS accom-
panies Mr. Kellys letter appendix. The details OF
figures for each month here omitted and the totals
only printed. Tho following shows the number OF c9n'
vcuons reported by the Sheriff Of New-York City ana
County, the Secretary OF State for the years 1852 1854
1861 1865 1885, and 1867 in Courts Of General Sessions;
1922 Is sss 1ssi. is az 1893 1863 ga
Tho following shows the number Of convictions re
ported BY the Sheriff Of New-York City and County to
the Secretary Of STATE for the years 1872 1880 iooi oo'
1866 and 1867. in Courts of Oyer and Terminer: ~
1859. isso. 1881. 1853 1855 lf ~
The following shows the number Of convictions re-
ported by the sheriff OF NcwYork CITY ami County TO
the Secretary OF State for the years 1852 1850 lSo ioes
1856, and 1867, In Courts OF Special Sessions; ,~
1873 lsSss sS S5i 1861 1886 1896
The atdav OF sheriff Conner, referred 10 In Mf het
lys letter. concludes as follows: Il .
That for the character and amount or the RESPONSE
bty which the Sheriff Is req ired by law To assume In
the performance OF the duties and functions OF H. ONCE
the ao we'd and collected for services 70
private parties ci. suits and proceedngsis entirely
necessary expenses of the office, the following BRIEF
summary Will snow:
Of fitting up ONCE aud pur- ooo
books bsnk and stationery -
from ell sources excepting only coan' charges soV4 %
leaving ftcioncy for the first SIX mouths OF my term
other process. aud from the State for conveyance Vi
prisoners 10 State PrisO0 TO meet the actuai SUI
Incidental to the conduct Oh to Ousueso
Of the Office for said term
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less attention from tho public than you obtained for
your otgoal letter. understand that you have been
my term Of Office These win establish that my charges
are In all respects correca fact which you have prob
sTy asceranea a. an informed yon have suddenly
ever. demand that you shall publish what you have
obtained and am only anxious you should do 90 you
will do it correctly.
At all events shall answer more letters but
notify you that shall. soon counsel pre-:
pare the papers, commence o suit against You aud
Nelson Waterbury for libel. and subject 70 the
impartial investigation before Q sworn Jury, which
promised TO do my letter TO the public Published at
the time with letter. and shall In those pro-
ceedngs establish beyond cavii or doubt that. while
the shadows OF your years becoming long 10 the
west" by which infer you that you are growing
Old II is yOu aud who. by publishing series OF In
famous ioes upon innocent man, have closed your
career fually In dlshonor." JOHN KELLY