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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

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l'y reason Of Its novelty the Rrine'ke sym
pAong vv,st tho ui.ce Of cine: inn, orta,ce The
Interest that its ircshne attracted to it, ITS
merit enhanced. R..aecNc did not choose to
rive II n name. but % .leI /, st,nt!v and mod
49,
eS.p "'' second symphony
BIT he says thai n owes its origin to the i'm
,ress,,n ,e received fr,n, 70 ,1,9'. rho D,,tsn
-, M, 800. M,
however. followed tn. order of the tragedy, nut
s,,ea I.l-i.al ,xi,.,.-i,n 90 tho in,. re..ions
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III e.rin-.is Iia!. On jail. ,mtna aftcr-
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In.,yulrh ~ tnrnt,.hotii mel .di,,,,s SUM-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
ROME TINIR rs.
Tbc Shcrln's Fees The ComptroiIcr's once
Thr Bonded Debt Increasing.

Commissioner Ftz John Porter pro-
ssntod Co the senate Committee Yesterday sew
cr1l tab lar statements showing the cost of tho
VI dous public works fer several years past. lie
tcltiGcd that lac hclicvca 1t more economical to
miro lnhorcrs Dy the day than to let the work out
~ con ta'. On the day Awork u sis the work
l. constantly inspected ard much more thor
ON. hl executed. lie denied that the hiring II
an extra force ot wortncn Just PRIOR to the
election was done a. a political measure or Tor
election purposes. The step was determined
upon, because 1t was necessary to finish certain
publ, works before cold weather, and the force
steadily employed was insufficient to that end.
Sheriff William G. Conner testified that
he does his worl, with the assistance
of thirty deputies. Since his incumbcncy
the expenditures have exceeded thu receipts by
Sll,,iJuJ. Taking into account his election eX-
ienscs, hc wa S%ttOO uUi 81 pocket hN his lucra-
tive and mt y sought office. lie experiences
great dtnirIity IN collecting term fees from law
ycr-. The to.al receipt from legal business, IN
rrrcst. executions a. INST persons and property,
for 1874 were S5.1lieO. and for nine months of
1915 are StSSi ~. ll's clim for $4,000 against
the county, tnc Clmptrollcr refuses to allow, 80
/ II remains unn.ii. ONiro room is allowed the
sheriff. tut all ter expenses he hcai. himself
| lhr Deputies rec i've no salaries. employ ctr
own clerks, and depend for cmolunent upon
senator Bradley asked the witness whether lac
! thought IT," OH 20 I'll ull he .alDripd. ud she
/ trnee " would ccftinlN he more satisfactory
/ To- himself. lht .tvHt DRAWBACKS would be the
/ danger Il rddlng tnc county with LIABILITY for
the ShCtiN's ftptttpls nets. lie had 1 Ken in
Geuait, bonds tr Spn.too during hi term.
S'iii. thuse IDS mig he tahcn " the courts.
/ Ihai mr.h d Is in operation IA Philadelphia,
and aci. ..t-f ctor.iy.
Dep .iy ,oruuollcr Abr ham l. E,rlc was
! 81 ( GiOl T.. tifri a. ~ Shrrn conner lie
faIu Co.. the Comptroller decided many of the
items in TIE ciim to- Re iilc4:u md cN1rhtt NJ.
81 a d j. b. 2 H = 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
A BOoKkEErHR's rEMPrArION.
The $4,000 Dcfaicaiiau OF the Man who had
sole Cnrc Of Iir,n's nm-inrs..


sole CHrc Of Firms business.
On the death of Mr.. j. pcLfsull, OF the
firm Of j. & r. rearsall, import, rs. Of l5s Front
street, tde surviving partner caused the bo oks Of
the lrm 10 be exatnin 10y an expert account
AMI and IN very short time defaic ition
amounting 70 <a!eoo, ana extcudlns over a
period Of nine year, was discovered. The ire
eularify was first d elected when thu books were
taken before The Surrogate for acc uniting The
plln adopted was TO draw f.lse balances. The
firms husinc-s had teen intrustcd to llcu.S
Cpin-tock, tho book Ncrper. lie was rad
S2VJ wear sa'Hry, and lni not
been suspected ~ uc' 10 disn1nsstly. 1hc
Nrm's hG-lucss VS. lfc', and the part
u - pld littc attention tu the details. IL
VS. therefore cpWparuiyely easy FOR the book
Keeper tn Use money sos he pleHH.i. CA inluir-
M into tor..tDct' lie - was t~ccrtWned that
hc had lived ia gtttt sttlc with his wife az liar-
- on, Wr-frhcsfcr county. His farm was silen-
dlily aau lated and t.c ban al lne COS, more
tnan a. co. lie drove Nuc horses and told the
uei-huDfs lac WIS "a partner IA a l.rge importing
house.
Nj Pcarsall's llwyer institut q suit I'm the SUI
prehc Court aud obt lined an order of arrest
iflu JusIre lauper il nrooAlNn, bail being
liked ~ SlN,Nn. but tufustnCk cpu a not he found.
A warrant Il ATTACHMENT vs. then procured.
Tut II was a-ccrt tucd that Comstock's father
attached his sons properly on previous claim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

A new system and new Inducements 10 pur-
chaser Of goods at the great Original Dollar store 067
broadway opposite Bond street The general average
the Dollar store enables them % of 10 the pulllc
hou,and' OF articls Tor less than Onenalf what they
cos To import or manufacture. large PORTION II
teir pre,eht ttock was manufactured and import
hsatiOus aud the result was that they ordered
to be soli tor clsn ana they, with their ever ready
capital secured the OF Ht an Vnphuu shcr4ncc Goo Is
mat tey often purchase a. this way could b, fod In
lul. 4 IN ca moro than they ask Tor them, but tlcY
prefer % put them IN tn their other 20 DDS naEc
soutrs average OF the pcrecutagc Of profit the same
tie punlic golls for less tan onehif the cost Of pro-
DUO ton, aud Sun lhcY make email pruhf all II
then Their present stock Ia especially eGtahic
Tor D. iiay lr..rnis q every description, White tie
choice %; the nulS Of their goods s0 for dot
n They hlt, lnlnY more costly goods, src1 ms 8 Id
ard silver VT hoe INA ninccNt French clocks bronze
e. tu Rud vases together with many elegant ami Ct.
y .rticcs al % which they eel on the general average
" d. eiNn; a." purch the beuent Of the To- prcc
they secure tht goops az Trey advice purchasing II
Once, rs their assortment Is now compl e., AMI to
avud,f possible, their known nuNG ~ rush. The
on inal Dol az tore t located nt 6G7 broadway,
under he Grand Central Hotel, opposite Bond street
Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Advice that May CoSt Bank Teller 81 900.

BALTIMORE, Dec. A curious case was de-
CT ed this wceS in the Circuit Court Tor Washington
unity Md. II was given IN eyden the trial that
in 1871 Mrs. Susan weckler asked the Frat National
Rark Of Iiagcrs0wn 20 cash drlft on New Yors for
tlni5 Tho teller OF the bans. JoAu u. Ncwcom =, he
Ing told by her mat she wished to invest on IN wash
ton couAty hond-. ADVISED her TINT uctter investment
woul h' ~ NoriNcrn l|che E.Nr aI honis. lic told
her, IuIuCcllcDt Tor kuCn iNcstmtn', mat Ir.
NH, hcr hyscllu la invested $1,000 In the North
crn ptcnc bonds ami til assurance ludgcf lcr TO tu-
" n them Hsn. Her fOn.ia-laN c0nh med her tcsti-
Wnny h4vr been pr'-c at the conversation. Ine
gc 30 Na~ hrNugnf agN r. the teller OF the hauh 10
,oi rte amount invested uldtr deceit rcpr .cnt-.
tons. In jury gave verdict IN MI, N,CAtIn favor.
NJ. Acncu ll,r Aas tlrd notion Tor a new trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
SprtmI Nolltt..
FROM THE n. Y. SUN.

IT USED TO BE THE BOAST or THE FOUNDER
OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD THAT MS MAIN
DEPENDENCE WAS ON THE ChAMBERMAfDs
AND wAsHERwoMEN, AND THAT AS LONG AS
THEY CONTINUED TO SEND HIN THEIR ADvgR.
TlsEMENTs, NOBODY ELSE COULD DESTROY
HIS BUSINESS. THE INCOME OF HIS SUCCESSOR.
IN GREAT PART DERIVED FROM THE SAME
SOURCES HAS RECENTLY BEEN PUBLICLY
STATED TO AMOUNT TO NEARLY TuREE.QUAR.
TERs OF A MILLION OF DOLLARS A YEAR.
FORTUNATELY GOOD rnISG HAS HAPPENED
TO THE CHAuBERMAIDs AND wAsnERwoMEN.
BY WHICH AN OPPORTUNITY is AFFORDED
THEM IN THESE HARD TINES, TO SAVE THEIR
HITHERTO HEAVY CONTRIBUTION TO THIS
ENORMOUS INCOME. THEY HAVE ONLY TO LIE.
FER THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS TILL SUNDAY.
AND THEN. INSTEAD OF INSERTING Them IN
THE HERALD, TO PUT THEM IN THE TEL EGRAM,
WHICH IS ISSUED FROM THE SAME OFFICE.
AND which GENEROUSLY OFFERS 70 PUBLISH
THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS FOR NOTHING
BESIDES SAVING THE EXPENSE OF ADvER-
Using, TIE Cl1AMBERMAIDs AND WASHER.
WOMEN WILL Is THIS WAY GET THEIR WANTS
INSERTED IN PAPER OF MuCn LARGER CIR.
CULATIoN. THE TELEGRAM Is SOLD FOR one
HALF THE PRICE OF THE HERALD. AND OF
COURSE MORE PEOPLE WILL BUY IT. now
MANY PERSONS ARE GOING TO BE FOOLS
ENOUGH TO PAY FOUR CENTS FOR PAPER
WHEN THEY CAN GET BETTER ONE. ISSUED
FROM THE SAME OFFICE FOR rwo2 IN FACT
IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED FROM THE
HERALD OFFICE THAT THE TELEGRAM Al
READY mas A CIRCULATION OF 100000 COPIES
MI Gil MORE THAN IHE uEltALD CAN BOAST
or.
THE TELEGRAM BESIDES HAVING THE SANE
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE AS THE HERALD
AroUNDs IN SPIRITED ILLUSTRATIONS. WHICH
or THEMSELVES MUST KEEP IT'S SALE FAR
ABOVE THAT or THE HERALD. WE THERE.
FoKE CORDIALLY URGE ALL PERSONS WHO
HAVE HirnEsro ADVERTISED THEIR WANTS
IN the herald. AS WELL AS SUCH AS ARE
TOO POOR TO INSERT THEM IN TIE sun. TO
GET THEM PUT NIo THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM
FOR SOOTHING. n DO!SG THIS WE ARE AorU
ArED By A DOUBLE MOTIVE. FIRST. TO AID
THE CnAMDEHMAIDs AND wAsn.RwoMES A,
AND. SECONDLY. TO GIVE THE SUNDAY TELE.
GRAM LIFT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
mckIcnn nandIl. RaIdine In California.

Ban FRASCIscO. Dec. A dispatch received
nom amp, san Diego county, near the Mexican line
report ait4cS hy Mcxlcan bandits. They are cup
P.''u 20 Or haN'A uAh'l L. rNhlil meIchhht' was
Pr abN Totally wounded. Nis brother aud Othtrr
Nttc iHt.f "'u nea, aud several are missing one
OF Ilc rnb0cra w. Killed aud numJcr wounded. Gas
a. t."rr "as rubDti Of everything Of val Itch
tnt hTAc ans tirilet on. Tls GOV rnoF Of California
has hsrrd fof tnc apprehension Of the DanClts, Wa
hANe IT0 lAbly crus.el me nurler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
A Mo,hcrona her Daughter burned TO Death

Ey an explosion Of condensed "nSs-o DlO-
fiyc "easc c, Mrs. Kaufman aud her daughter Sophia,
1ll Springfield avenue, Newark were luinca to such
a cnt that incy died etcrdly. Abou 0o'cuck on
Iu4uY evening Miss kauimlu Was sitting under tie
lamp II suddcny exploded AID covered hcr with the
burning mud. TIE II tuucs communicated with can OF
me fnWe mud under a tauC, wnch also exploded.
Mrs. kaufman and her husband hurried 10 their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

DETROIT, Dee. last evening while Patrick
whcclahan, Of the crew OF the lately burned
steamer Th Sheridan, was talking with friend at
sailor boarding house here, another sailor, Known
throughout the aAt rc-ion a. Pug Campbell ttcppcI up
behill him. striking hu three blows. from the effects
when Vince ihan died m ten The cause %
the unIrOyokel murder IS mystery. The muIGcr,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

Judge Shipman has denied the apple ltion Of
Mr. r. c. Brewster, Of Philadelphia. TO intervene In
the leg proceedings concerning the Transformation
OF me northern Pacific Raj road COMPANY and the sle
OF ITS land and prop ry Mr.. Brewster shows 10y his
pea that lac Is lonlhol1rr lie bpuih ms Northern
Pacific bonds ~ lcnnsylvanil. Judge shipman hodi
that hv Eust sue iLGcp nGenY In ms oNR state for any
illI-y done MN, aud that any claim made fUr him to
enter Is du.lcuS cUltU Is untenabe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
nIIOE(ED.

COlltN-ln the city OF New York. on the ith day Of
ntctWhcr, Is iy the Hon tAlr.r- NuLuuuN Justice
O. tlc rome Court, Jtcon Cohca from tmiy men.
Cause. adultery.
D 'npcr, 1915 10y the Hnp. Charles poroaut. Just
81 ne supreme tuerL Rachel Mc> RS from sauutt
Never. Cav. ada ttrf.
NEIJllls.-iu the cits ~ New Y,rs on the an day
n,c.lAher. $780, o, The lloa. Richard l. l.rriu, ne.
3D. lrr ~ Tao QUIT u tomu,n Pira-, Nctns NtuJhr
non Aiocr N'uJ ? divorce united. Cause, crdel And
iAn0InLa tiUa,utAt.
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glNal.ns llslicss.


At lNTE-fIHSr STREET II, =, ClluEcH,
~ T. b, the ,as'or d. CrIuk. Morulng tuD Jrc; 4:
r rsa NJ AHUclg'"aso Ret, EN,aas me tgna
;slo9l o.cl'cS Aair.,s. b, l;,s d st King
ATtiHIErrAntKNACLE " L. CnTRCn,
!; Jonn;' n"sior' VII, irrsGA Ga ais'' a. l010 y
si'p ste}ti,. "s,aa';, Fdace" Young iT"co'pid'.
. FL r >i.i,o GMr.cH T., cps9 It; sf
norN ~ ".lrl It. a. mar,as 'ci,lce on',' and thc
welcome.
A hECrrREhy rrote.sooir.rs, Eclsimon, q native
nrstGrs" s4aday auc,noln pee o. ~, a4 o'clock, at
cts TO be IA al Mr.. u. 5. Icons. 40 On AZ.
ElrTH. AvENtE BAPTIST .CHvRCH,
"'si . t 5 nAgs r ap Tt Re, sun
hycnius, llari ne ~ SUNDAY school AT 0 a. NJ.
M eaf iH""iSs s's"It Tg d'9nTsS
III Heart AniuyitcLyoans Icoplc especially.
K n: iioi 81 IT9,G m,dpp w lee
~ 1h y a any N,fpg'rsi pa "a i;e9rnrr
sad prt circi' ~ anu - r. NJ Hinyi,ed' "'' '"'-
TinIEi.lMsEISN !. R as,l IrT!TNFa5q ss
7tq and s!4 y.awillrIc nun, IN arulg l9'e ocl@k;
& Jesrs IN nr.sngGl o. ne ,qfeT
series OF tcrmons ION tue prominent events. ot tlr
oaa; win be a'iy'r'a 'a'I The fan Of BABY
HUE "AnVENT" SIC WHICH wa, sung at
Il Shr.t church on SUNDAY ll.t ~l'l oc rrpcatet ON
mSn h MN be Tggyoi ~ g'g e..s n
Ble 0A5a t6rsi Church. s5,ns'. AID i'n ay '''''
WASHi\G1TsoNS sortEE cnEKCn,. "A
s n 7 IA pn9 ", nr -, !.,d t,o1
SEsleon r. Mo.i,ra Z l.ious loount' Evening
mal%t,." l4mo' ttlly lYAag peo"e's mocuns At
Ot.)hND2Gt BOwrKY -strlpgcuarca always
tcrSiccs on sunday al io,o <. g. al 73o r. H. snn
A. IA ~ ~ \. n. .l. ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
FntnI nnIIcr ExpIo.Ion.

FRANKLIN, La, Dec 4.--1he sugar house boil
tho Fairfax plantation, nine miles below here,
ploici last mig IT, instantly kinng three men. MORALLY
W un linz two and uadlv scaldng good many Others,
bcuos dong great damage to the huildlngf Tic Killed.
ami morttN wounded IA 20 a-c col red except one.
The air * Plantation is owned b. Messrs. aturgcs
Co. VI New luIk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

M-iratA is Inc Cana. C0n.n,'., cr cicct '''
with the approach Of Christmas nearly every
mercaaat who %. article OF taste, auyt mas that
seems useful or ornamental. fora holiday git Is COM
pcntd to advertise more or less, party from the TACT
that arly c who SCI such goods do So ana have done
so years AMI have elacacd tls public to look Tor
such annoauc menis az ,hi- season.
Another moty that should largely stimulate ;his line
OF advertising IS that nearly every who uuy. tins
season ooSs to tae newspapers for the fullest Inform.
ton.
Approaching tho desire for the best work which NE
Glars Of advertisers usually require, will give II sc
cal personal attention andf necessary VIII prepare the
matter and submit in every printed proof to the
advertiser.
Those Who thlnk favorably OF this proposition Will
dress
GEO. P RowFLL & Co..
Al PARK row, New YORK.
NOVEMBER 80, ls75.-Air
TAsrELEss MEDICINES. Castor oil and many
othe, fsi,so o nign can sa ne "a IN 'Sniy ana
no smell Sud by your druggist Ask hun for our ut.
Tic oooA.-idr.
To accommodate persons who cannot cali
w w S9 S ,hg rim T Ia GS3 Basdway
fort ply retained night and day I'll soon permanently
Don't fail 70 secure your heavy undershris
hlONr 200 Grand sitt Gloves, shrt seaTfs aad ties
The disaster TO the steamer Sunnysde IA fully
Illustrated N the DatS D9"as. Don. TAIL TO see It.
Adr.
The sale OF Barnums VIVA Animals IL Illus
trated m the mrs D'Wys, splendid number Now
all news s1anus-dd0.
Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
Garrett, pnd bedding. h. 81 CoWpcrthwait, 1855 chat
ha.n bt.-Adr,
The defects in the oli Elastic Truss are rome
died IN iomeroys Price a. ~ Broadway AdU.
The most entertaining paper published Is the
DAYS DoWg' buJ IT, ani Judge tog yuuftcli.-.iir.
Marine INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALdANA1- RUS nay.
sun ees.,. 90 Stu rf.s..., 33 NOpl sets II AZ
niGH WAVEk-rals DAY
SANDY H0Js.ll AZ q ". lsaud.l2 50 liel Gate. 6S
Arrived SATURDAY pea
stePm7hln Victoria Glasgow, nid-c "a pass
steamship Guy Of GalYeston' Jlcmel, coffee and
sugar
Steamship Labrador, llsyrc, mlse ard pass.
SteauChlp Aloemarlc, LcWc., IN A.. and pisa.
siealsap re ith'nd. Guy Point snl Norfolk, mdsc
and pas..
A.lVtae usual rTer aud coaitwlae yeAseS-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Accu-cd OF Embe1zIlng sIo.Ooo.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4,-randia n. Bcnachi, n
well nlWn cotton buyer, was arrested here to-day
charged with cmhcz2lng $1,000 from ann Brothers.
New lork. {. L. Geb,ci, Beuachl's b1oNhecqer, was
also arrested an accessory. ~ fuAchi uirc log
agent 20 TINS cay tor the i,nh rotnrrs Tne dc al
NOu extends oyCrtNO }cars' business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Boston I,epnblic.ns noltinU.

BosroN, Dtc.i. At tn; meeting OF the Re-
publeau Committee hcd hcfe lat mt a. take aoton
on t- NlyYrsly qprtpn forty q the stro gest mem.
s.f' ~'t' Pct icat hoard 4 their IA d. Doi'd and
SEQ Al ilrp'utci Convention, nominating Mayor
tobl Iuc % mVcrds also nelj a meeting, but made
" lDt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
A KenInrl.y Trnredy.

cISclNHATI, Dec. AT Mount Savage Fur
Aac m l,raiucir, James NJ SAVAGE last ni-ht saot
deai taIr Pd9pe. who was engaged N quarrel with
~ noiAcr. mlig 20 en- open wlnG'W aud obs rylny
tt .af tl lac lrcw revolver ana trcI, tie bail iak
lng sn"Nt Boa 1 G shoulder and passing through tho
eLtal. hAYlE. hah not DrnA ar atel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
The snnnr.Iac CnmpIclcIy rnder Wnlcr.

fOuGHKEFraIE, Dec. 4-All hopes OF raising
the Nrck Of ne suanyfide before spring have been
aba donci, sae b. totally covered by water. The
NeAi 1.aie NJ lines lnn' nprih 81 TINS place have
shti tunir rps Tor the season, Tucre Is cJasllera
De h3.llns zee ia thc river m thlf Ilciuity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

LOUISVILLE, Dec. Matt McCord was arrest
ed In Liyermore county, Kentucky, yesterday, and
brought here today by the United States Marshal. Nc.
Cord /. chlsei Win sctllns ~ bogus Lottery, and
using the UIfed Sfatcs malls a. conveyance to pro-
mote Us interest lie has heen distributing his crcu'
aTu extensively through the Middle AID estern states
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Car.nmn.ion. Mcal. Lnng.. ny.ncr.la. s:en-

era UVIII ", uUu Y rak 1H.N prlUpfN clTrl ~
MlNCHE,IrE'~ HiPuPi O-PillE OF LIME
ANN SNlA, 81 ana - per mite Prepared Only by
MtNCHtsrEK & CO.. Chemists 80 John st., Now
York. Scli uy all drueiists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

All tho extraordinary events OF the week arc
illustrated ~ tA. Dfgs Dy'"gs tlis mVIIng, be sure
W get cVpy.-Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

The Athletic Tournament 1T Glmoro's Gar
don D., urea IA tnc nus Dv.RpS tals MOrnius. A
epleldlQ uLlnOer AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

t. tetttr AlNenta' tuan Coco nx 40 We made hat
sri The rlNc@ g. ohfa 10 - az tSPf NSCHElp's III
Nae cfe thc latest Wihtcr les cicit the al
narration OF sill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

ALBANY, Dec 4-Gov Tldcn has appoilted
CHRISTOPHER A. Wanath Canal Commissionert T. OIL the
vacancy caused 10y 90 de- IN Of neunel A. Stroud Mr.
-lratA is tue Cana. Cnuluassioa &C elect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

FINE HATS \ sltCIALrY. six hats. $3.50; worth
=. 10 sew ,uurcn o., ~ si.irs.
"I'nrlc sans cough Cure" ttwrntv cents
b. no flr -lL.LL ~ =. ma ~ .ALuLl A.A.AeA
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ny contract with the Ccatennill Catalogue Company.
iaic the and ,2clu.ye agents Tor an atyer.
slns space in TIE Official Catalogue Of the lnterua
uona EXHIBITION OF $50 the only catalogue or guldc
containing advo uscmcuts whicn Will be allowed I, be
sod tina the Exhibition -rOUAds As the advertising
spaces limited TO nuy-onc . gcs N each catalogue
those desiring to occupy any portion OF 1t should make
early application to
s.M. PETTNGfL & CO..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

Ni-tnr'S Eal-nm Of vii Cherry cures Coughs,
Colds, and az Lang ,ow9l4lLt % ana e. oottir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

l. 81. to5 rT tB Po' Ss u.s. So P' Raa Ga5'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

TAsTELEsS MEDICINE S.-Castor oil and many
other naIseous mrdl,ln B. can b. Ia en- easily and
saiely In Dun is DICK cor soft capsules. ~ taste
smell suld by your druggist. Ask him for our 1T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

To accommodate persons who cannot cali
week dys, the Elastic Truss Company, GS3 Broadway,
viii open sundays from 10 TN 2 WORT ruptur cli.
fort bly, retained night and day iii soon permanently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

The defects in the oli Elastic Truss are rene
died Ia lomeroy's. Price a. ~ Broadway Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
MARINE INrNLLIG ENCE.

The most entertaining paper published Is III
Days DoWg' buJ IT, ani judge tog youuclL-.lir.
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Don't fail to secure your heavy unders hirts
and drawers while tacy are 50 cheap At j. " JOHN
sION'r. 900 Grand ct Gloves Shirts scarfs a tirs
equally low. CAN aud save monry.-Aar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
Garrett. rnd bedding. H. 81. Cowpcrthwal, 1b5 chat.
ha.u bt.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

IHpiIK VIII TIE ,DIyIhr' lee.
Nov YORK Liberal Association ~ rrcno9's new hill,
2H HroliWay between 81 and 80 -ts to-i w. ut 230
T. 50. ~ u. w. ttSN editor Of the rrIth seeker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

The disaster to the steamer Sunnyside IA fully
illustrated IA the DRgS DoniGs. Dont iail 10 see H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

The sale or Btrnum's WHd Animals IL Illus
trated IN the mrs D'uys, splendid number Now On
4 NJ al IL
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

Cincinnatians. rarely have an opportu.
nifty of listening to organ concerts, and IL
was happy thought in the powers that
be to open the new Second Presbyterian
Church for such purpose.
Two concerts will be given there next
week, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. George W. Morgan, Of New
York city, will preside at the instru.
ment and bring forth all its capabilities.
The organ was built in this city, and
citizens should have a local pride in
knowing that the time has come when it
is no longer necessary to send East,
though the best instruments are de-
manded and will be paid for.
The Second church would
accept nothing inferior, and we rejoice
that Cincinnati firm is able to compete
with the entire East in organ building.
We trust our citizens will avail them
selves of the opportunity given by the
approaching concerts to enjoy the grand
music that a master hand can bring forth
from one of the finest OF organs.