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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
MUSIC.
rHE WAGNER PERFORMANCE.
=. U.o,or hos nuhlished an elabf

Richard Wagner has published an elaborate
.semc Of the arrangements for the rehearsas and per-
.,oaneos at Bayreuth next Summer. specifying every
80, with the greatest minuteness, and setting down
v,h,nx In the systematic style OF . bookkecper.
re prospectus is printed on one broad page about the
49, a, n mage OF THE TRIBUNE, with separate columns
49, aavs hours. and the different kinds of exercises
% o,chestraI rehearSas will begin at on the LIST
, rrre In the festival theater, and three days will he
s.oA 10 the lat part of Rheingod" The rehearsals
- the ID part will follow and then the rest in due order.
% ,bc last Act OF the GotterdammeruDg is reached
- ,ha loh llth and 18th of July. Two days will then
y, spout In a repetition OF Rhengold." and three in
~ NJ the other three divisions OF the work Full dress
hearls occupy four days. from July 20 TO Aug L. and
nm comes series OF evening general rehearsas Aug 6,
sande There are next three days for rest and re-
,shment and on the 18Th Sunday. the great perform
.,oe opens W tn "Rhengod" at y. m. On the llth
ss the walkire" LIST ACT az D. M, 2d Act at 9, Sd
idats "siegfried" will be given on the 18th at the
anne hoar and the G0tterdammerung ON the 10th. LIST
A., AT I'd Act ut ESQ., Sd Act at $50. The second and
,h,nI concentrations begin on the goth and 27th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
.RIDNlGHT REA7HER REPORT



Por Saturday IN the South and Middle Atlantic States
t.@ng barometer, cooler northwest "ihos anu c4ea4
weather
For tie Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rsng followed by falling barometer northeast " sou'N
e@tt winds. and warmer. clear weather.
foT the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri faIlcys
sad The upper lake region. falling barometer, warmer
Hesheily winds, aud increased olOudlDesS. a.,
iN he lore, lakes The Mtidie and EdStern SateS sl-
hI o. rising barometer stationary or tocer tewPe'd,
h~s sora-Sest p.1ls aI eea 1eaLter ie,M occasional
Csntionary signals continue on the Ncw-EDgiand ana
eyfh Carolina coasts. 49,. a,
PT the canal regions OF NewJersey and Virginia the
Nsptfstare will remain below freezing.
iae rycr vii continue falling.
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CRIMES AND cAsUArrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

/. AUGUSTA Ga. Dec. l7-C ID. Tilley. who was shot
duel yesterday. sinking, and it Is reported t%t us
seSa viii prove fAt-d.
Boston Dec I7.-ChristOpher G. Harper OF Dor
estt Bruuswck mate Of The BRUSH brig Ellen H. 40
% p washed overheard at Dec O. ana Peilheo'
albany, Dec 1.-THE wife of Emil King OF No.
tsa6oDce.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec 1.-THE boiler OF passen-
ghs u the GoOrgia Railroad exploded At ocIocA Ni'
N~ng near BARRETT, killing the fireman, DOWNING
BOSTON, Dec. 17.-Capt. A. Frazer was lost over
w., Yesterday from his vessel the schooner O'e a. bo"''
' VI MS way ~ the fishing grounds.
,rR0yIDENCP X. l., Dec 1.-THE family OF i. n.
tlJ himsel wife AMI four children, In OlneyNllc, were
:. heAfly sunoe4ted BY coal gas this morning.
aanykONrO, Dec. ia man named Andr sw zen
pos0ned himself IN tavern IN the market me 'Oi ~
wv @s1g prussic Scid. He died almost instantly.
o,iIhe SwedenbOrgian University at UrbaDa,
w.. las added ~ its buildings complete cbenneaII
ssl.ssAy the cost Of which defrayod Dy eonsi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
AMATFUk CONCERT.

The amateur concert at Chckering Hall this
evening promises we'll. The leading musical talent Of
the CITY together with the weknOwn names of patrons
are guarantee OF its Among the latter are
Mrs Alexandra. Mrs. Alien, Mrs Bryan Mrs. Dr. Bed
Nrd, Mrs Budd Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Broc-Cutting, Mrs
rstapo Mrs T. A. Emmett Mrs. Garrison. Mrs.
lanes W Gerard, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Alfred Grymes,
Mira William II. Guion, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs Lar
berger Airs Haycmeyer, Mrs +. s. Higgins, Mrs
Adrian Ison Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mrs. Charles Luling
Mrs. Lawrence Mrs John MoKeOn, Mrs OTIS. Mrs Por-
vert Mrs A. e. Stewart, Mrs. Paran stevens. Mrs. T.
Thebaud Mrs Yznaga, Mrs. Vail and Mrs. Gen William
son also the Hon j. X. Brady Judge Bedford Judge
DoaoAue Mayor Wckham. john McKcOD, Arthur Leary,
J. ". Gerard Edward T. Sleyin, and MANY others. The
tickets 10 be had of the managers aud AZ CckeFng
Hall Price ~
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"weIl you want your hair cut yoGr face washed ana
change let and I'll send you for thirty days when
vou come out and have TAX with my friend NC
Manus He's willing and kind hearted and you talk Ike
boy who means good wants to be honest I'll warrant
he'll aid you II he has to mortgage his inifo to do it,
AN OLD BLOSSOM
ais this Franklin e. asked the Court Of little Old man
over seventy Winters had screeched
and screamed There smell of whisky about him
and his bleared watery eyes binked and WINGED ana
blurred patched garments seemed about to cut loose
from body fall tho foOr no shifted nom one loot
T. the other.
guess So answered the old man in file like voice
never saw you before my knowledge, but do not
doubt word suppose you are John Franklin and
wonder that you III Int die years ago"
"Whad die want ter die for r. squeaked the Oil man.
What do you TO live fort You might rake the Cann
hal ISLANDS with comb and not hnd such whisky
soaked dried.up old piece Of halibut a. YOU areW
mi ter blame my yod clothes p snuiied the old man.
The Court his pocket Tor coffee kernels and
conlinued
od man. you can't have ngls bright hope or the IN
tuture one day another to you. The Government
m gt pass hands Of ola Bender the savings banks
never break Charley BE- found Bill Tweed got capturc
and the Nathan murderer himself and yet
had all the whisky you wanted wouldn't mind what was
going OIL
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was only sip Of vine. Mrs Probssco, outh
overcsme yon and you lying alley and dream
reduction postage while tender hearted bootoack
feeling teeth they false and heke or
homo teeth suppose Probssco that medical stu
had aloug discovered helpless condition and
put you little sack and carried OF and sieed you
upP
I'm going to work keep sober after this Sir but
its great savings bank down with all your
Winter money in H."
Did you have fifteen cents IN the busted bankr'
ayes Sir twenty Of and going TO put In some
more"
Probasco you strong drink and you often In
toxcaed That cuant wine story has too much water Tn Il
You may dry your tears you booked with those
who going picnic this morning"
May heaven forgive Your Honor
"Thats all right you go long"
you'll never have luck
"And IA never buy any lottery ticket don't 90
long"
Long she went.
TIE COURTS poXoLooY.
are ready depart" said the Court. - he rose
from his chair scratched "snd trust
older all grow the shall feel Ike obeyins
law, uphoiing right aud repayng borrowed tobacco"
"And want understood" softly added McAanus that
said has been maicousy asserted. that bald
could got trusted for coal quicker than any
body else"
The boys thoughuly out and nowsboy, with sy
his left eye empel his pocket Of peanut hucAs and sadi
these the wind, men SOW kind words and good
may be lost stony ground and be hean Of
more will fall rich soil take root and crop Of
oocoanuts will bless drive INTO alleys fall
into Easements and climb ltcs lot
honesty the best policy AID that the Mexcans Will got
licked Of their bues they don't lot them Texas cattle
alone"
And tho other boys buttoned their coats and replied
"She Orter be-"
FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THESE AMUSING
POLICE SKETCHES BUY THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
OUT TOMORROW MORNING AND FOR SALE EVERY.
WHERE PRICE 2 CENTS. CIRCULATION 16J, 900
COPIES. ORDER YOUR CARRIER TO SERVE YOU WITH
A COPY EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. NEWSDEALERS
AND CARRIERS WILL Do WELL TO CANVASS FOR
ORDERS, AS THE DEMAND FOR THE SUNDAY TEL
EGRAM IS ENORMOUS. THE SUPPLY RAN SHORT
100000 COPIES LAST SUNDAY. THE SUNDAY
TELEGRAM CONTAINS ALL THE LATEST LOCAL,
GENERAL. AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, ALSO
SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON. ALL
FOR TWO CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

Anons tho brands Of DRr CHAMPAGNE o. oKa qu"y LA.
, recently conc into in the United states That oil
"RExAuDR BoLusGEB co. Lolds conspicuous pace
s vine "a proiuced and BoaLy In the heait OF
a., ou.Vna district Of France, where grows the muon
esteemed rod grape Of champagne aud is particularly aed
iI c tanS 1. Iaidy becoming we known and highly Is
,.esd amoag Great Br a ana IN l.ussi anu
ns faYOrte, and Mr. Bon MGR no rs
and NOT mere arc many of tns shippers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

chsmpagnes determined to introduce II In me
American market under his well known brand In prefer
eDce 10 selling bis surplus production al home where
With well known house OF I'd
Burke Of No 30 Beaver St appointed sole
the United States ard wine through their Efforts
IL becoming better and more fsvorably known.
As illustration Of the estimation In Which this brand
held England may mentioned that large supply OF
Bonger Furnished board the oerips for the use OF
H. r. H. the Prince Wees and suite his recent voyage
I.ata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

ho world seemed like frozen Erie Canal to him. took
him by the hand and he replied wept because ho had
no mother Il will your mother said to him. and wiped
his nose away brought the smile Of hope
back ~ his young brow"
"Are you gong bring him up bother whispered
malicious voice in the crowd
His Honor peeed around corrugated his brow and remarked
IN low. stern voice;
give all my interest In the German line to sec the do
graded wretch who made that remark"
active instructed MI McManus to pass out
tho ladies' and gentlemen gathered convention close by
A BLOSSOM
iii was boy twelve years old wouldn't DO here, said
His Honor as little Peter White made his appearance
81 didn't want ter come Yer Majesty" replied Peter "ou
the officer hing to me-"
"They me, boy" continued the Court that you are
oaer and vaant that you love the vino whom 1t Ia red
that you PICK things belonging to other people AMI to con-
cue in one chapter OF tho police agreed that
YOU are a hard pill without redeeming trait"
hant got home" replied the boy and Two got ter do
something TO make an honest living"
Do you ever work. asked the Court. after long pause
"woruk-worukr echoed the boy.
Eyes"
"Wby II didn't woruk from daylight TIL dark how'd
ever git clothes chowder 10 the Old Bowery on
the exree nghts money In pooket' Oh couse
woruks.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

Exposure to drafts, when heated, and sudden
changes the temperature OF the atmosphere arc profile
sources colds which many OF lniann
ton of he lungs pleurisy asthma and other pulmonary
affections develOpe1 Should be unfOnao enough
al to DR. JAYNKs IAIBCIORAi
a remedy viii only promptly cure coughs and coi
but strengthen the
or reLnlNe an dangoT0ns syl1plOnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

Best HOLIDAY GIFT.-The latest device in
machine sewing is the "New Automatic Sewing Machine"
which is creating quite sensation in the market No better
gt can be selected mother wife, sister, friend No
special discounts offered tempt purchasers but perfect
PROBATION aud delight guaranteed posessOr No 6j5
broadway, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Dec 1.-THE telegraphs between
London and Liverpool have boen somewhat dsarranSed
to-day ard there has been consequent delay in the
transmission OF dispatches.
MONTREAL, Dec. 17.-At meeting of the
Mechanics Bank shareholders this afternoon it was de-
cded 20 open the bank tomorrow. loan Of 81 % 900
having been obtained a. MOi5on retres from the dl
rectOrship. MIR. W. Dunn Is appointed provisional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
THE EARL OF DERBY IN SCOTLAND.

EDIhBUKUH FrIuay DOC II, 1910.
The Earl of Derby, the Secretary of State
for the Foreign Department visited this city to-day and
will remain tomorrow. To-day he will deliver lie
inaugural address Rector OF the University and in the
evening will attend meeting under the auspices of the
Workn.,mO ms Conservative Association. Tomorrow
the freedom of the City OF Edinburgh will be presented
to him. The noble Earl has been enthusiastically re-
iNed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

:, I'm Houso OF REPRESENTATIVES. on Wednesday In
een va resolution against third term. The action
souse ia this matter is more likely TO rencmnate
Grant than prevent his reno@nsSs; Inc men Sa ~
yot, the next Presidential Convention. Tnere Will I've
Ssre wisdom in that body than IN Congress ana wns'
eve seple OF the nation-t Commercial Advertiser W. u
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CATTLE MARKFTS

CHICAGO Dec l7-CArTLE- Receipts, l,7to moderate de
mad OverstOck oil sales OF good slpPh eeIs
cows. G0GSJ 75i ohers grades geheay oneh"hs0o'
shipments, 1000. -. Co.. o,d a
Toe higher sales OF inferior So - q$6 20 fair TO cI0c
So gOaS7 20 smooth 81 25@fI 4Oi shpheAtS iooV
SuEsp-I.eceipJs, 1900 prices uEchanGel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

Sensible Holiday Present % , no St a
NJ. Ian Cases OF SCISSORS KaLOs OF AaDio uAe &
t ~ T,euts Toilet Cases, Toilet Arces, Comp hAty
xes 40 ados Pocket Books, CIGAR Case" ana Over 'VV
Styles u Pocket Knives sole indAeI Vi III" W '"
Metallic Tablet HsLor StIOp'
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was large and red Dose and nose won nao ooo
, ,bou m, least regard for tho rules governing modern
architecture Its owner and guardian young man with
velvet collar on coat anashy watch chan and bad LOOK
70 his eyes The officer suspicious Character Out
had been run In for Drunkenness
Harry Frazer you . Rhode Island sunday Sohooi
teacher r. inc uired His Honor In o serious voicA
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The had bury frame red face covered with pmpe'
wicked ewes and he was fighting drunk when arrested
people alone when they let's alone" he growle
SUPPOSE 70 were a little wht-headed baby with
red toes fat legs innocent heart unused His Honor az
he his hand and surveyed the prisoner but
one wouldn't think = 10 see you now.'
"Theres in this city" replied the prisoner
Mr. Chapman do you ever think Of your childhood days r
"Nozur'
$40 you your mind back to the days when
rode stick down Cherry and imagined yourself
hOrseP
"Nozur"
Don't you memory you back to mud pies,
riding pump handle. aud swinging on the gate u
"NOzur"
Doesnt your heart give hrob you travel back down
the misty memory the days when lent your slate
and pencil handsomest grl In school, and when
won't 70 bed evil thought against any in the
whole wide world r
"Nozur"
"Dont you ever shed tho happy sorrowfrl
memories Of the past, SIR. Chapman
"NOzur.'
.well MI Chapman you may she'd out $40 a fine and
II you don't behave yourself In future something will surely
happen yOu-somethng fully bad house falling on
you"
behave as well folks" growled the prisoner
"No action TAX. Mr. Chapman growing over the
bill of fare The time you appear here your friends VIII
speak OF you As missing man"
VAIN TosE TE,Rs.
Have you heard any bal news asked His Honor Nc
Manus passed a weeping woman, named Hannah Pro
bascO.
"Tm sorry. SIR r. she sobbed.
"Yes am you half oil as Susan B. Anthony,
big enough indicted for stealing $4,000 from the Cor
porsiion aud yet you can't behave yourself"
"Itwas only sip vi currant wine Y she sobbed
"0nly-only." musei His Honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

"Ihste. be picked when can't help r walled tho
Old man. digsn g al his left eye
take him away McManus and let him over to the
Island with the He'll probably die within month or
two and 10 Iii sentence for sixty days during his
lie"
SUCH A !osEw
whispered the boys tho noKt prisoner appeared Truly IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

TIE QUESTION SETTLED.-WIsTAR's BALsAM
oY WILD CERKY is remedy Coughs and Cods. 5Oc IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18


"Are you deaf r
can you hear His Honor With such an EFFORT
that red in the face
called lemonade but guess they gave me WHISKY,
remarked the he dropped his head never bin
here aiore and got dizzy aud fell down."
where do you live p shouted His Honor.
IL mi gt nave gin but 1t tasted IKE whisky
replied the old I'll go home this afternoon
I'VE seen good Fourth Ward and I'm about out Of
money
"Where do you liver
came here to sell my patent cornhuske" said the old
man "A he looked around but times L. harr and nobody
wants to buy it, sell tits state mighty cheap to some one
who hal the cash."
can't kill myself yelling him." said His Honor as he
leaned back and rubbed his head
Irs the biggest thing invented remarked the OLD
man AS he turned desk again. was twenty-five years
working on the idea before got right and seeing yon have
treated me well mind giving you for your own use
you've got husk you'll ind it'll save half your
time and prevent thumbs"
Take him away, McManus." whispered the Court show
him ont OF here AMI him put his cornhusker into his
coat tail poe ket and go and walk Oh railroad track"
NOT TEAR
Henry Chapman you drunken, malicious citizen
orns 10 the report the officer who brought in here
said His Honor as a fresh prisoner was brought out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

writes rs, "Prom my experience AIN free to say that as
lODf ointment DAiLEYs GALVASIC HORSE SA'Ei Is without
al equal" Mr. Mace also uses II constantly for Calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

"Yes-yes. Sir !" answered the prlsoher'
"Please repeat the Ten Commandments Mr. Frazer
d." stammered the prisoner.
Go ahead. Mr. Frazer"
Tbe prisoner looked around in helpless anxious manner
and finally commencedi
"NOw lay me down 10 sleep"
suppose they have some Commandments OF Their own
over replied the he looked over the prisoners
head some which patented for special use In that
State"
"Yes, Sir"
.You don't deny being drunk yesterday 10 you
was trihe OF Honor but it's the hrst umo ior
years"
day. four five years when was gong up the
Uudsonn sail the Court in trembling with emotion.
Young man. greatly resembling you look sat down beside
me and asked me II was prepared TO die and trying to
be good and took ont string twisted IL aouu
into loops and lost $50 betting Oh his game"
at wasn't me- Your Honor"
1T might not have BEEN but you look Ike nose
same squin eyes twodollsr diamond on MS
mi. resemblance together your being drunk induces
me 10 fine you So"
IT., hard SIR sighed the prisoner he felt for his green
backs.
And let me give you brothory warning continued inc
Court get On engagement comic lecturer and leave
NewYork and travel your health The police won believe
that You are Christian and upright man, and you stay
around here they will make your young life cark Win nts
and slurs and nings at your honesty Of purpose"
NO DEAF RSCR.
think h!s Oil man deaf said McManus as no brought
out a rural looking man. about fifty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

HIMROp's CURE.-UDedualed for Asthma,
CatarT Group WhOOpug Cough and Common Colds Try H.
sold by all druggss 81 Wholesale depot III Chambers st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath deli ghtfu substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
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DIV MACH

The browning success of the season Is the
HOLIDAY Style Of Hats iOr Gentlemen o4hiDed Dy Espeh
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

The superior excellence of the Magazine
NovgiIHS hRANZ for lioh WILMER & BOGREs NEWS CO.
are agents. choice aud costly prizes cCuHeCed there
vita, account for liz unparalleled success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

Burglars are watching and noting the pur-
cs and delivery valuable 10 II mat your
house is protected with HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM IkL.
GAAln, 81 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

DEAL AT KNOx's.--lIandsome Furs Of every
description ali Of kNOXs stores No 2l2 broadway No
81, lr9d.ay and in Fifth Avenue Hotel at exceedingly
reasonable prices present OF nice set OF furs IS Lac n9s
holiday e1itan assertion
toiils ent lady the land viii frankly ntoise
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Hospital sunday.

Pursuant to the request OF BISHOP POTTER that the
sunday each shall De observed HOSPITAL
SUNDAY, collections Will DO taken In all the Episcopal
Churches OF the city on SUNDAY Dec 20 la aid Ok ST. Lukes
Hospital.
Post-Dril - NUtire.-The FOREIGN MAILS tao weex
SATURDAY. Dec. ls 1870 viii close al this ONCE
ON oDAN, at $50 d tor Europe, steamer Dakota
V ia EDN DAY Europe,
steamer Java, Queenstown; III itSDAl &C
for Europe per Esa Plymouth and Hamburg;
SArO RDAG at for England MaeS ireland, and
France steamer y OF Richmond VA QIecnsOwn aud
scotland. per STEINER Bolivia, Glasgow
~ l5Oa Tor Europe per steamer Oder VIA Soutlamp
aLd Bremen T. l.. JAMES. Z. NJ
Advertisers 0esirIn. 70 gam the attention ana pa.
tronage OF Farmers and sricnltursts, vii Gnd TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
class than any weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification, should DO "a
before Tuesday OF the week Of issue.
The philadelphia O,icc Of rhe Tribune 10 - II3
SOUTH StXrH-sT.
tIeigcr Buidng)
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Al PUBLISHERS RATES.
Subscribers 20 tho Daily In Philadelphia have the paper
at thur dencetn time 10 De read al tho
H. Immediately dispatched la al arts Oi tie city.
Back numbers can usually be supplied at the Office
A Few Offices only remain unrented In THE rRIBUNE
BUILDING. All the BEAUTIFULLY nplshod In hard
(as) There elegant gahNtures hat ami water in
every All ,e.ngy light and AIRY, are perfectly
ventilated, have outside windows, ana communicate de'ty
with The elevators aud nearly al have pendent entrances
from hall The elevators side by SIDE ana Doth in
good working orer They kept from o'clock IN
morning tin long after midnight Rents favorable
Application should be male At THE tribune
Counting luOnl
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fundamentally

BUENErr's COCAINE prevents hair falling
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THE STATE or TRADE.


DOMESTIC MAKkEIH
WILMINGTON " g., Dec. l7.-Spirits Turpentine firm at
93c ROsn steady I'll 42s for Strained Tar steady NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
M1RRIEU

H-wETMORE-On We inesday, Dec. IL 1873, et
the residence OF the brides scpather Mr. Henry r. webb
Scudder Frederick A. MaltbIe TO Esele, daHh
ter Of the late Lieut. oliver Wetmore, j, u D. A. all oil
Brooklyn, L. l.
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DIED.

All Notices of Marriages must b. Endorsed 9ih MI
nans and address,
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FROM
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
variegated Drunks.
Tho Brain SteaIer Looked at Through a
Police Court Peep Show.
INTOXICATED Youth VS. lDEBllA3l AGG.
The Trick o. the Loop and the Ten
Commandments.

ave can't all pay hundred cents tho dollar remarked
he pulled of his gloves and bany smiled at the
honorable Mr. MoManusj "bu, around speaking
kind wor Is smoothing rough places and letting tho sun
light smile Of sorrowing heart"
"Your right" replied MoManus "Thls morning
met crving boy on the street The down his
eheeks lie sighed and sobbod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Are prepared by practical dentist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
COTTON RRCEIPTs

NrwYoKK Dec 1.-THE following the totalnet receipts
Of Cotton at all porte since sept l. 1870:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

will be commenced In the