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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
DR. rrlroN's rrnnr1ryr r1ocK


Tho society of the Hanson place, Brook
lyn. Baptist Clutch was conyokod IN business
session ON Tuesday night, ana there was a long
debate over the financial condition of the church
Mr. Nichols said that In view Of the fact that the
response for funds had been So feeble, he be-
licvcd that decisive measures should Ne taken.
H. III rcfore moved the appointment Of a com
mittce Of I'VE to- wait upon the pastor the Rev.
Justin -. Fulton. aui request that he resign
This iseu the liVclicst kind of a breeze. Mr.
Hcaney protested that the mcctirg had no right
to dismiss "a aston. lie moved to Law the reso-
luton ON the table aud never take 1t up.
MIR. Lord said that they had twice voted not
10 accept Dr. FultoL's tcstgnation and there
was no prouriety In the resolution.
There was a he ited debate. ami wranglo over
the manner ~ voting aud as to who should
tue mntton TO appoint a committee prevailed.
lOl to 20.
The committee was selected. and they started
To perform their duties. some OF DR.. Fultou's
friends, howcS or, hurried to the pastors house
before them ana told him what had been done,
advising him thu the action OF the meeting
VIA Irregular, and asking him To ignore tho
committee. they had barely uttered these few
| words before the committee arrived. and DR..
| Fulton, although receiving them cordially, told
them that he considered their resolution an in
| suit. He refused to send an answer by them.
| They returned aud told the business meeting
what the pastor had said. and the meeting
iopted the Following resolutions almost unani-
| mously:
Whereas. This meeting mas appointed committee OF
i've g. request the Rev justin D. Fulton to tender his
Church, wnicn request he has dec mel to acccdc TO
lsoief. That Is the sense 81 this mec ng that the
turt rviG,' Of the Re'; Justin n. Futon as the
atco. ana the trustees requ sted forthwith 10 give
nn notice Of said termination OF sail engagement ~
take effect thirty days after date Of said n0titc.
Mr.. Fulton's friends saw that the pastors
enenics packed the meeting, and that lis action
is illcgrl also that the rulings of the MoOerat
| Deacon Richardson. were entirely wrong. Dsa
| con Richardson. on the contrary. says that the
legaitj of toe proceedings cannot be questioned.
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suit for $50, 900 Against Ross Shepherds
1reasurer.

WAsHISGToS, Dec Tine Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia have brought suit IN the name
Of Hclry d. Cooke for their use against Trca urer
James A. gruder OF the Board OF Public works, and
ex.Goy Alex. Il. Shepherd. Riley A. Shinn and Henry
VI. sweeney the surctles mis- bond. claiming 100000
DAMAGE. ire declaration sets forth that hagrudcr
Ma Treasurer the BOari OF Public Works, and that
be- vita hs suroies entered nto bond Ia the sum u
$4,000 to discharge faithfully the duties o. the ONCE,
and to renders true account Of an moneys received
and paid out nv hun on account u the DIS net Of 90
On part dsbursed b, hun, but mat he ms neglected and
refused 6th OF october last dd refuse
render an account required 10y the bond anu lie de-
claIailnn charges that the District has suffered camages
by failure account m s1OOuo aud therefore tnny
bring suit This SO ~il not ~ on tne tina! cilendar
uuu the February term, ami II 10 not pr oDable II win
be trltd before the fail OF 1870.
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BOGJS BTLIfON.
Prison Walls Looming III before the Brook
Iyu Countertciterr.

In the trial OF Philip Lowenski and John and
Thomas Loughcry Of the nve-cent CONTRIBUTING gang.
In the United States District Court Brooklyn. yester
day. 1t was shown that they had IN their employ a
skilled cngraver. His name Is August Taubert. lie
turned states evidence after short imprisonment n
JAIL. lie testified that IN July 1874 he wercd ad
ycrti-emcnt for engraver metal badges and John
LoughcrY to INN and spoke about I'VE cent and
cont pieces lie went will lOughrry to New YOrk
to ooS at machinery. and began to make The engravers'
tuoe to rug the letters In the die for I'VE.
cent pieces lie worked at making the letters until
june, 1874. when Loughery ard lpwenski said that
they would ~ TO NOik IN earnest To make the nye.
cent pieces. lie ma .c nc mut sauips copying from
the ordinary nN,-ccnt piece. He continued lis
2f5 ovt street. aud made four i've Dies. He deni.
ned " the counterfeit his impression
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
Another Foolish GirI in Belebertown.

BELCHLHTowN, Mass, Dec THE recent
rascdy IN TINS place. when two romantic school girs
TOOK POISON aud one Of them 81 d. reported IN the
srS, has Just been initiated by young schoolmate.
travelling photographer came ere several weeks ago.
ald tt,y q ultu last week with his vine led car lie
pair ri2ed hY the school girls, and, beng young
guOl-0 oAihE, and inclined 20 hlrt some oil hrh paid
hin zeal a attention. After he had gone away,
MAY lagar tol II the OtneT girs that she was
ho6ecssy IN love with nm hat he had departed with.
out giving her any hoIe u requted affection, and that
she EOInX TO XII her-cf a. Nce barrrt q had done.
Int night fne drank bottle Of poisonous ina anu ex-
prctod 10 die, uut DOCTOR used stOmnch pump IN
rus ration = her design. May Is fourteen years oid.
bright Hud intengent, AID the daughter OF q BOSOM
LAWYER. She uAs been sent home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

nowN DEANE.-On the 2sth inst, by the Rev. Fla.
Their Bropuy. Francis y. Down OF New York to Rosa
DcAup OF Richmond. Ind
fACKLkK- DAVENPORT. In Hartford. a. tn" Cath
ole Apostolic Chapel, "Wednesday. SOY. ~. ny Inc
Rev. u. NJ Fackler David Ptrsa facSler OF NrS York
to zabeth Leverett daughter OF the Rev. JVhu 5 Da
veupurt
P0KTER-HEGFMAN.-O TUESDAY, NOV. 20, At
Trinity chapel the Rev. stephen a. Tyng. Jr.. u. d.
II X. Porter 81 Pittsburgh. Pa ~ Airs. Annie dc 4.
HrgcUan OF stamford, Conn.
residence " the brides parents by the Rev. liasey
Moore of Harlem, Joseph Pernc, lr - lunkers, ~
Ella daughter Of John Brewer, ESQ, OF brooklyn
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IlIIn-

FARRFLL.- on wednesday, Dec. I, 1875. Bridget
widow OF tue late john Farrell, aged 80 v ars
Htr relatives and friends requested 10 attend the
funt al nom her ate residence. i7o 2fh ST. on Friday
the "a inst. at L. NJ.
kllNG.On tuesday, the 3fh Inst. Mary u. VI. King
wife Of Jacob khng aud eldet daughter OF Thomas AID
MHry Field srd % years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are resnect
fu " invited to attend the funeral FROM the deHcc
OF r parents, ~ htn 40 st., nn b DAY ~ T. VI.
IalSENEAE-On Mt~iu~edsy. Dec. 1. Mary Van f1ne
scconl dauZ ter Of Ih9mss ana aNna koseve4f, aged
years. months. aud % dalr.
Funeral Al ne residence oi her parents isj bh e.
jersey city. Frldly, Dec s. AZ II \. VI In 'rmcui
at KeypOrt. Tax ~ O'oOes tram from ct u Liberty
Tor Holmdel. whore carriages will 1e III waiting.
kOBINSON.-On "Wednesday DC. 1, Mary Jauc Rob
nscn, the beloved wife OF Thomas Robinson, Hged 81
Year,, mon he, anu - days.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully invited 10 a1cnd hc funeral from her late resi-
deuce, l52 Az. &, On Friday. Dee. 3, NJ T. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

The ocular proof viii satisfy the most skeHtl-
cal that the general average system upon winch the
great Oi gnal Dollar Store, dd7 broadway n conduct
ed the best one Tor diAp sing nuGl an Immense
Stock Of soous - wen as for the pure asrr undertl7
SYST over nlf mn Ion nf Aitc cs of tHl", urn -
me e. ana o0erei for u eacn, some Of winch
oOst originally from 40 To as per dnz n willie e.
mo d giant fancy goods, sucl a, worl DhsNet., Mr.
~ desht lnlal tancs work boxes a -, ana soma fod
odd ami Nrr Watches are sold for less IN IN fe ca
OF manufacture or importation Tho secret rs IA IN
munse CAPITAL the cash system, ikuoN lge 81 me
market amt the re eral aver gr s}Htrm by which the
profits cumnuied on nRr'gatr sai ". can hhd see
for yuursc The Dollar store Ia one OF the wonders OF
the melOpOlls. -Alr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Cardinal McCloskey secured aid while in Rome
toward the building Of the cathedral In Finn
lie says that tbe structure will be completed before the
end Of 1877 He gave the order II tor altar o.
b. placed the cahcdr AZ cost of S25 1000. IL vi
b. made finest Italian marble spacious, ana OF
tho Gothic style OF are Mcclure, ami penutub dec
Grated Win jewels ana mosact. The wor1 N already
uuuer way anu viii be imported before many months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
The Attempted A..n..inntIon Of Geo. no.ler.

OMAHA, Dec. l.-Some days ago. while George
Bosl,i driving herd Of cattle into the Red Cloud
Agency Tor issue the Indians he shot at BY
Indian. and narrowly escaped death The Interior De
partmcnt has issued instruction. 90 the agrut ot tho
Tribe TO deiuind The surrender o e would be assassin
ard u the demand l. not complied VITA to stop the
OF rituns tn 10 is. GHu. George Crook ~ day
tflrrraphed the commanding OH Of district
Co NU the necessary protection to the ugent 10 carry
liz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
Aorsts. dNrrIIl.s. Ct.

-3CHEAP work horses young and sound suit
N. any Duslntss 49,. 60, 80 - Eidrllse st.. "a
lop..
HIANKETS Bar-sln. IN MAZE and brown cray
ID sfauIc blansets. ANDREW LES TER Co, 37l
Il GALWAY.
IA iN,r TfFfllg AliNs mi ..dEN - 10 THE ~ y
DAY ,TElLCEAM. ANN ST., BErnW sAIIE-
DAY NOON. 40 al iRGE. Tie SIM tays d" We
hercfore cor IA " urg al persons Who have mthvto
Advertised their want. ana tuu poor 20 insert them
m Irc ~un To crt INC IA mt INTO the nlnv IN
r putuins In doing t'is are actuated by double
motive nr-t, 20 aid the chlWterm ID ant waslcr-
women ana sc .onaly, TO give tAc Sunday recg AN a
NGANrED-A strong working hurs", with harne 5
w ana guu COmusC. auapltl tuI the sle OF al,
sc Apply at 50 ia llNlL IT,, ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

wAsnINCToN, Dec. 1.-The debt statement
shows decrease during Novemher " tiSlo7S. The
debt amount to t2ste aiG77i ~ The coin balance
s7nsniG7b. currency balance tI2uifurl. SPECIAL de-
pus of The redemption Of certificates OF deposit tle.
ItaHf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

DIS MoISEs, Dec. IA family named Clarke
from Oneida county. N. y have been Discovered her,
with boy fully answering the description Of Charlie,
Rose. Toe family have Oecn arrested. Mr. Ross hai
been communicated wish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
Mn POST OFFICE REPORT.
,vrTNNES STN MILLIONS ~
~ ears, or THE REC EfPIS.
.,di.s Moderate Subsidies to Amer
ke -tcnmcr. How 10 u mcdV thr hN'i
ha, lhdtiug Newspaper f0-ingc'

,...,,.i Jewell show. among other
.ttr-'' "'"' "
.,ff ..,OniIi rV receipts ui the depart
I.uas thr last h-'h ''" "oto T~''o'l'-
i.t. oI sAH..'it SD over the receipts
.,., TIA. s.tim.to ,dc in
',~ l''" WV e9''''"'o w WV
''''' .,.,, .,.'.',,.. .,,,,
4 fII -Iu .i .-fi!Nl SUBSIDIES 10 rtc M
H. - ,.., ..,.,,.,p tr,,.t.r, and
H. ,'f wy -.
II .nI sltI.fil 90 revenue from ordinary
L. ..,. tt.. r...,nts from All
..U-H -.. M ih''- ''' e''''''' ''"'" -,
L o.. 900 ..Ir, Tie expenditures ~ al
OIL. ., i,.....,., ~, e. "a,
- t.r ISL and less than the
h.. .N' iN7 49,. .., M,
| f.l 800 lNtd ~ s1loth. Inc
t-..,...l,, ,.sn.r.l treasury under
~ vs." ''' " -. So,
l t.tI.,. tl moe % .rfVuclcs was tNOJl.-
p'"' .,,Jt,.. ic.luctcd the sutn
..... t.frrrsI 20 tn "a previous piri-
| i" .....h,to,, inot, amount
- ro.i.l 1910 /. 49, A+ '"' ~ ''''' ",'' ~
'a s,s3.ii..5 fnr the n,cM wear of
~ az .D' 900 ''NI "I 80 vi e'f''-
,... 10 rir....ff. tie annual t-ansac.
| '.i'' - .l.,. SD. cgnty millioH- q
/ ID vi .U' ft.ut ~ about sl.u 100,
.,f FRI. ,r. re- tau mat sum 1. the
n uls .II.ri' .NY' u' sf,, ,r y,
.. , ,intr INC money
- at iI,.-is o. t'i 'r 's '.'n an io fStss
..oi. s Via ,i piS it, cur.
.....,,,, ..tV,r....,
r. A...ct 'Hn-t'7s D.. a., n.y. niSi wGiri, /. a
.u.s.,f x,.r ant
~ ..4I. ai.. t-ii boo .. ID il 80 ''N '
II l.-.l.'lr. plNI own 'hl
v,1tru or NNftOs A. rRiDE.
~. .....,,., .t. carving our
r fact of 20. 'ir i.n' 4" ~,.s fie At1,NIie
rpa,tr,cr n .ca, ngui' siins ~, 10
e. at lfi ~ 'y' ,,,e. f-om PhiiadciI ha TO
i-.HI .Ai n,.i, '''' a. comp,nsstion Tor
iF n't ne great 6ulk Of our mails Tor
a. frw We li oi sew hS.s ,r IN ~
Ntlira'iiNr' f'''
Z. a.Nt Sc IA .,,e.,,.. r,,, a. a ne ne ~
ssn mi steam marine sy,ilsoe for m ,.1s
o., Sr N r. aspSitation Of cur mails on
/ i.H' o' 90 i" a. s ai w.. n,,i..r ,,,r ~ N
Eva tla' tic p.,nc1f q a moderate
,.f.i ~ ~ Inc g,herni law wouiI
4r,.t., Aiaat.t ana % s.ulh American pyrtss
...',, of a. q, ,.pp,nifrx RS.
g. l'. IVY ~, u. ~. V9 c'isi a. = s,n,h
i'-' . ..'' Az mali rontNnni, ,fio ~ NV
81 'N.,' IL" , .',ns""1s,it51 Tor A lin. 10
." All i,gb.isss coutinue thr mali ser.
&c. D., .-.... m \n.rican ship- alter the
n u, 1''' I'D, S''i ' 1Si TS safc 10
,iua and japan line for = single
.. ..U f,,t Ionic .uuld In scd,tion 40 the
Dr.. .' r,Wva,rl h. 1tI-, suttcirtt
....i.1i..I 0tt~cen t.e zee we routes,
- Al Inc ini,'.tiant' ocean routes
..a. .e... ~ bi Amen, IA steamers.
STRAW BIDDING.
-..f .i.l .rftrrt are, st 3D. Iccl - TO great
.e sa ue se .,r'Ine nth, i.,r - 70 .rgA'
t,. ..t1 mi. S..trai .irius,p,
is i'.., S,,e '.tsn,iiy faici 10 scconnl.sh
'I 'g.'s . p. c6,sSp, n '"s ,o .e EN-
~ l az. .,IAs rous devices % prevent
|, Wulr the pte.Snt siS.utc' N
4 ..ss ~ & Lag BIDDERS and contractors, tie Post
NOR ths service 10 he next lowest I'D
one IS found Sno WI cement ,i !,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Of Missouri nrst mortgage. s9I, Fort wayne hr't
mortgage, 11jl
be opening. highest, lowest. and P. NJ. closing
prices Of atOcka lo.day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
6 oplrlntrsulp Holmes.

nIS-OLITION or COMPREHENSIVE
- Tie cu-parncrship herct tor cais IN bet Ngen
the underat sned, unier the nrm tuc OF OCDNN ILL
LtNlS. has this day been dissO we'd hy mutual con
NJ. Mr OCOnucl Vii continue the wAcclwtiglt
usinees At 81 ami 81 New Chambers ST. and MIR. Lewis
will continue the hOrseshOcing DnIness AZ % New
Chambers e.. DENNIS QCONNLLL,
THOMAS LEWIS.
New York, Nov. "a, 1875.
V,nE SUNDAY TEI.EGRAn ADvsRTI-Es
II FEEk fOk BOOK FOLDERS, PAlEk BOX
MAkEiS. EMBROIDERY AID LACE HANDS, AND
ALI CLASSES OF MORkIAGMhN AND WORkIN q
WOMEN. The sun We therefore cordially
urge al persons who lave hilhcro advertised their
too poor 10 insert turm IN Tine sun. to get
thcu put into the Srnd Telegram for nothing In
doing tins Artultcd hy double motive nrst,
10 aid tho chant erma Ids and shpfwoucn ~ sec.
ond y, TO give inc SUNDAY Telegram lift."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Steamship Henry Chagncey. Aspinwal mdsc and pass
ste 1mshlp New Orleans. New Orleans, ndsr ana pass
steamship Albemtrle. Lewes. mise and pass
steamship Scw lOrS New Orleans, indsc. and pass.
snip Astraclna. Calcutta, nidse.
AROtuc u,ull riyrr ana cOsftSise velses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
HiRINE TNrELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALM.SAc- rus pay.
sun rises. ua sun SETS. - Moon sets. 10
nun NArEH-Tuts DAY
sandy HOoklO AZ Gov sland.1i 80 l1cl Gate. 12 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

"Strongcst Imminent In Markct," "BROwNS
HOT SEiOl.D PANACEA" For IN rrual aud cxtcrna
use. Cures rheumatism. Cole. colds, sprains. ans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Don't Lose Your IIniri -" CHEvALIER's LIFR
FOR THE HAIR" restOlNs gray hair perfectly, stops
Its falling out al once Increases Its grosth rapidly, and
maSes the hair beautiful Sold Dy ali druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

A Dollar Case OF Homeopathic Medicines,
win directions Tor tntlr use htut postpaid receipt
oftl. SMITHS HOm9Ops. hlc Pharmacy, lOs &th av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Dyeina and Cleaning ut the New York Dye
ine aud Printing Establishment, staten Island Ofices
40 ps Duane st.. 7b2 Broadway, go 9Th y. Y. 1913
aud l6S Perrepon st. Bfooklyn. Established 81 years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Great Blersing !-Dr. n. Rciter, Berrien spring-
Mich.. says MisuAHrs PINE ruHR TAR CORDIAL nas
proved great Bcncfactur TO the Race certain cure
TO az Diseases Of the Lungs. IL client Tome for the
Blood. Best Remedy ever known for coughs. Colds,
Dphtherla, Catarrh, Sore Throat and Consumption.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Qurk's Irish Tea costs only - cents, and is
ldu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

sla'c bonds reflected a moderate trade IA 10 Mis-
mn aud Tonnes zee .ue.. We note SAFES Of Missouri
g. lui bone, 1ull dn g., 1917 and 1919, lutlp
Iennessee O., Old a. d.. new ANA ggN seIlrs, 40
ANA HruoNYn o. WA nan, l Iowa Railroad puudn
r'rr rrm audlu flr request. lne puhCipM iran a'-
tons were tulluNs3 Uniun Pacific ISIS 100 do
siufiu- fund, 30 de-. H. lana grnt lUle qluN2si re
4nmerig -ep; llannhei M st. Josef -, con- wa
$50, Milwaukee ud $ J.. Paul ls, II trdhic Difihiui,
N,s 90. con. o. +, Sis; Long Dnck honds eN mt,
lo0le; Lake Shore DIV, nond., lul Michigan C,nir
a. lOl col. g. and Ind Central tss, 90 st. l.. and l.
Mountain Is b. e "a olo and MHsl,sippl con > y,
D3lGgat Central 4 enc guld bonds, lu1 DO. Isl, san
Juuqun branch 4scopOis do. 90, VOi do, 1T mort
llF lli lrnia aud one on Ahc, we ChesApeake
hud ono l-t-, coupon ON, "a, Bu-tnn nnd New YORK
All Lin hrst mortgage l9li9 Leigh ana W. Is. con-,
ca mt co. ChlcasO aud Northwestern nrst mort gae,
lO0s: do. conso coupon gold bonds, B3lGGs8tisj Ga.
lena anu Chicago nrst mort lO5Ai PAanS L. iToAd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

Rupture cured BY Dr. Nnrsh, Principal of
late Marsh Co.., at2 Nesey IT,, A-ior House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

MANY suffer from Coughs and Colds. They
should use M1srAR's BALsAa W WILD CnKRRi. 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
Gnslntss Notltts.

Icc.-A speedy visit from the Ice king suggests the
necessity OF Furs escape the cv results ~ his at.
icuuons. You must CAL az kNOX's, 9l2 BioadNay,
blJ Broadway, bis Fifth Avenue Hotel establish
ment. each Of watch contains magnificent stock OF
Ladies' Furs and Gcntlcmebs Collars and Cuts, offer.
ing At very moderate prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
Anustpcn.s.

AnustOel5
fINuE Moose at the Rms "a IbitaI Ia ha. Gnss.
4 liuir nde ltacr i1l pHrsc o slp0
A fNN AUNT.
AZ the AMERICAS lN- flil iE Hi llulst.
on GlD ST. AND 80 AZ.
To Grand -.uI al .ncf atrc. eh .......
NCEIh TIirATRE. fLD rER.
! tyrly m-hi except saturday, and SAflrl4y mt
ulne, ar. EALLtS FLtHlrR m nis ava vi. iun Of
40 riOROrGlflA ARE, cLArME 90
S,AN FRNNCI>VO MINcFREI.-. orgR\
- Life W. Town, T. .uau 10 .i ~,
lA Four IT. 'ps, tutur l'.. 3 ay
Ia rut oi-A Must School tluH- ion tf.I l It,
sEAIs oE, tUp MtuNlE SATURDAY are
rG'uE. ,StNpAN rtLEtKiu .wII.. ~.
Il NEIl Ik YOU tHtl, r. lO VASE
VIOLIN. flial COVE, fIl0I SfltAlll Iuc auu
ays. w. ur~ fore ,lf A.N uHsc 4ul q .r-uns VINO
hlNr mthcIo ANY ltt'l iWlr " ut-. ara trt tul COZ
/ ltcrt lhom 10 T sam lo rct mem pu lnto the Sun.
nlA lUe ram for uutl IAf ga uulNg lus Wt are tV.U
cl %, ad1nhir mu'Nri tito .id IA- c4.lu1 runIs
suu wsshrtwumen, ah. secondly, o. sNc tte eunday
lle-rainu ltL'
ElSNi0, Nu- aa! iau .r. &C., ANA -.,td nt iettu<Ht
ID u JOAN bonA 400 liHu ton q" n"T B0Wcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02
Amustmtmts.

I.
DARK THEATRE. so FREE LIST.
MI stuart h1s 60 annDunce The
'ARkNELL NIGHTS
- of the
UNPRLCLDIi,fEDLY BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
vN AND MRS W. T. Fl ORFNCF,
constituting
IAN EPOtn IN ARR"
Nbs vii bring 10 ciosr ON Dcc H.
TIE fNiL SfASON.
s0Tn PERFORM ,NCE TO NIGHT
GVF'lNG ATS sA URDAY MATINEE ArA
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wild that oool-headed sportsman speed
lily made a fortune by betting against every
theory that was advanced.
The colonel made a tour of the stores
and fitted himself with new suit of clothes
carefully eschewed all of the generous
patterns and pronounced colors so dear to
the average miner. lie bought rew hat,
and put on a new pair of boots, and prun-
ed his fnger-nais, and, stranger than ALL
he mildly declined all invitations to drink.
As the colonel stood in the door of the
principle saloon, where the stage always
stopped, the Challenge Hill constable was
seen to tap him on the shoulder, upon
which all l2en who bet that the colonel
was dodging somebody, claimed the stakes;
put those who stood near the colonel heard
the constable say:
Colonel, take it all back, and | own
mp fair ani snua-~ ur,.~.- I yoA s,v
out Of Challenge Hill, it come to me all
of suddneu that you nigh. be in the road
agent business, so | followed-duty, you
know, but when seed you sell Tipsie, I
knowed | was on the wrong trail.
wouldn't suspect you, now, if all the stag
es in the state wuz robbed, and III give
you satisfaction any way that you want
it."
,,It's all right" said the colonel with a
smile. The constable afterwards said tha
nobody had any idea of how curious!y the
colonel smiled when his beard was off.
Give this fifty to Jim Perkins the first time
yer see him. I'm leayin the states.
Suddenly the stage pulled up at the door
with crasb and the mail passengers hu1-
ried into the saloon in a state of utter in
dignatlon and impecuniosity.
The story Of the robbery attracted every
body, and during the excitement the colon
slipped out quietly and opened the door of
the stage.
The old lady started and cried:
George"
And the colonel jumped into the stage
ahd put bis arms about the lady's neck
exclaimining:
"MOtherl"
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VARIETIES.

Abraham was the first sick man. He
had lIagar in the wilderness.
Boys have Divers reasons for hookeying
from school just now. If you doubt it ex-
anime their hair.
To Archbishop Whately is ascribed this
paradox: "The larger the income the hard,
er it is to live within i..'
care there any fools in this city?" ask
ed a stranger of a newsboy. "No, do you
feel lonesome?" was the reply.
'I wonder what makes my eyes so
weak, said fop to gentlemun. They
are IN weak place. responded the latter
ornitko-logic. If all birds that sing
are songsters, then all birds that roost are
roosters; hence all hens ere roosters.-
Commercial Adcertiser.
\ boy who had stolen some nrnlea was
forgiven for the rather ingenious manner
IN which be excused himself. The school
master asking him what he had to say for
himself, the urchin replied: "The apples
were Toms; don't know how he got
them: and now they're mine, aud be don't
know how | got them"
At circus, while the rope walker was
going through his performance, a boy
about twelve years old turned to an ac-
quaintancc Of the same age and remarked:
tom, don't yoa wish you could do that?"
eyes, l do" sadly replied Tom,
"but my folks make ne go to school
and are determined that l shan'r
never be nobody!'
Very stern parent indeed-"Come here
sirl What is this complaint the school
master has made against your" Much in
.jured youth-"It's just nothing at all.
You see Jenny Hughes bent pin, and
only Just left it CD the tea chers chair for
him to look at, and he came in without
his specs and sat right down on the pin,
and now lie wants to blame me fer it."