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New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
BISHOP HATEy AND the THIRD TERM

A CARD FROM THE REV DIR. vINCENT-THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION AND TRACT SOCIETY or THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOT REsPOS-
sIBLE FOR THE BISHOPS POLITICAL UTTFRANCEs
To the EdftOr or The TrtbuHe.
SIR: On my return this morning from the ami
versary exercises of the Sunday-school Union and of
the Tract Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
held in Boston on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
last, learn that there have appeared in your col
umns some severe structures based upon certain
remarks made in the Boston Preachers meeting Oh
Monday morning by Bishop Gilbert Haven, and for
which the societies in question have. at least to
some extent, been held responsible. Allow to
make statement which VIII place the Sunday
school Union and the Tract Society in a proper
light.
1. The address of Bishop Haven was made before
the Boston Methodist Episcopal Preachers meeting
in compliance with an invitation extended to him
two weeks before TO report to the preachers the
state of the work in the South, bis special field of
labor.
2 The Bishop. in the course of his remarks made
alluson to the third term" and understood
by those present TO recommend the denomination Of
MIR. Grant.
3. Toward the close Of the meeting n resolution of
welcome and of compliment 10 the Bishop was
unanimously adopted. No supposed that the
vote had any reference to the third term question
4. In any case the representatives Of the Sunday
school Union and of the Tract Society, present at
the Preachers meeting by invitation had nothing
whatever to do with the invitation to the Bishop,
the sentiments he advanced or the vote of welcome
which was rendered to him.
.. The societies have the honor to represent and
10 defend are entirely devoted to the Christian
work for which they were organized. and have not
as such the slightest interest either in the platforms
full
YOURS JOHN II. VINCENT,
Cor Sec s s. Union and of the Tract Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nec- York, Dec. .. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
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A LETTER or THINKS TO THE PRESIDENT.
THE ST. LOUIS GRAND JURY ADJOURN-THRTEES
INDICTMENTS

THE ST. LOUIS GRAND JURY ADJOURN-THIRTEEN
INDICTMENTS.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 0.-The United States Grand jury,
which has been in session since Nov. 2, ADJOURNED
to-day. after presenting 13 new indictments to the
Court Although il has not been officially an
nourced, there seems to be doubt whatever
but that one of the indictments is against Gen.
Babcock, President Grants private secretary,
and that a capias for his arrest was sent 20
Chicago tonight. OF the other indictments, 1t IL
understood that none of them are of any sgniti-
cance, they being principally against persons
charged with counterfeitng, forgery, &c. AT this
writing, half-past ten o'clock, it can be said upOn
good authority that no dispatch has been received
by Ger. Henderson relieving him from further ser
vice in the prosecution Of the whisky here as
intimated in Washington dispatches tonight
Previous 10 adjournment of the Grand Jury to-
day. nineteen of the jurors all who present at
the time residents from all parts of this district,
and number Of them Democrats. signed the follow
ing letter, which was it, destination tonight:
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY Room,
l.T LOUIS. Dec. q, 1873.
To L. s. GRANT President ~ he Cnsed Saies, Fash
The undersigned late United states Grand Jurors
me Eastern District of Missouri in Iischarsfng their
duty. have found it imperative upon them 10 pre-
sent 10 the United States Court OF sad District
sons az being con4ectSd With conspiracy 70
defraud the Internal Revenue OF the United states.
Az citizens Of common country, sincerely desiring o
uphold the hands OF the chief executive in securing
honest collection OF the public revenue we cannot refrain
from thus testify to our estimation VI the sOl sup
port which we have leaned upon, "a Impaired IN
your notable instructions 10 tine secretary of
the Treasury, =" Let no guilty man escap.' Win
this all good citizens contribute their
in aiding the Government and sustaining your
Hdministrat0n IN It's endeayor tO conduct u WIN purlJ
and fidelity. We individually and collectively tender 70
highest considerations Of esteem and confidence,
and assurance OF our appreciation OF the Wisdom,
patriotism and independence displayed in directing the
measures necessary for detecting and correcting the
gigantic frauds which have lately preyed upon the
puDLc
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
nRAMArIC MOTIFS.

The tragedian ROssi has had the bitter mis-
fortune 70 lose his son, by death
Miss Blanche de Bar has resigned the posi-
ton Of leading lady at the Olympic Ibeater' 81 Louis
Mrs. Bowers produced the new drama, named
"Mart" tue 6th inst, ~ the olympic AAe"'eI' S'
Louis.
Mr.. George L. Fox, the Clown, has been
placed 10 the Mclean LiHduc Asylum az 0'i104 '''
Deal Boston.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett is now at De Bars
OIera House 81 Louis Lie viii soon be IN Ne"-1 OiA'
scting Cass.ns.
Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer contemplate taking
thcater London. 20 produce therein hehfy v anu
~Juus Caesar"
The Mckee Rankin Combination, which has
been yo,Dg about the Western country with The Two
ORPHANS appears 10 have fallen 10 pieces.
Miss Adeline Carew, described as "a young
snd beautiful society Lady Of St Louis makes her de"u
De bars opera HOu,e Dec H. a. ""tt"'
Miss Augusta Dargon will read to-night an III
Pittsburgl Tor the Library Association NeAl iouuis
sbe aots In Rochester and the Monday aei III D"iuiN0
Mr. Edward c. Volt, who has held me OIL
Pee Of stage M mayer al tnc OLYMPIC lhedt"I' % i"
aud al the Euclid Avenue Opera House. CleNehh'' u'o"
IN tho latter city Dee 2
Mr. Florence takes his benefit to-nlshl az @ llie
Park Theaterand If even half the persons atenh N %
he has cheered by his huInor aud improved p' ' i"'"
10 time past, IL Will be, indeed snbsttntai.
The death list contains the name of the once
beautiful anu admired Mi-s susan DENIM, tAe acT.sH
Ass Denim was about 40 years old and had be"h - years
the stags-chisfy IN the West she was succf ,siu
Lyanes
Two theatrical condolences present them
eelyss Nr5 Waller and MF. Fechter, VINO are hciihE
here at different theaters now, acting here at dI
ierenI tbeates IN January, 1870 aud Bosom Friends
aud Camille" which were simultaneously revived here
~ different theaters last night simultaneously cur
here Al different theaers In October 1862 Thus
dssaalic inoident repeats itself as weiIeas history
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

Dcp Book and THr TRIBUNE wide apart n the
poles In political belief, do not hesitate TO introduce
that Journal tas business mattcrl into where
pure DeoCfate doctrines are sustained for hold to
the opinion that political truths Ouly siren gthened
when brought into clUSe conflict with political
And We therefore, say Ia our intelligent readers. Gen
uencn there Is TE TRIBUNE. and is Inc bay Book
you can easily understand the value Of the principles
they put forth You pays yOur money, aud you takes
your choice It's very weak Democracy that cannot
sustain itself against Republican teachings to-day Az
a new spaper. C8nGOr ana Justice Obge Us say, TIN
IRIbu Nh certainly has high rank.
From Tte N. T. Obserrer OId school Presbyterian.
The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has made name
Tor itself the exponent Of the thoughts Of the
in the lectures Of Inorasts, scientists and artists. Its
political and financial views have their admirers and
opponents, and of those views do not speak II
taxing leading part in the education Of the popular
mind, ana has Increasing claims 10 public favor.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
TIE Loss or THE DEUTSCHLAND.

CAPT. BRICKENsTEIN's EvIDE DENCG-sIGNAIs MADE TO
PASSING vEssELs-TrE ROCKETS SEEN Al HAIR
wICH-DlsGRACEFUL INDIFFERENCE
LONDON, Dec. 100 a. m.-ln the inquest at liar-
wich yesterday Capt. Brickensten testified that be
signaled passing vessels during Monday, but none
answered. The jurymen and others admitted that
his signals of distress were seon at llarwlch.
A juryman stated that seamen did not feel bound
to risk their lives and go to the rescue having no
life-bOat.
The Times this morning says the facts, II unex-
planned. cast disgrace on the English name.
The latest estimate makes the total number Of
lives lost 7s 1t is now ascertained that the crew
numbered 90. of whom Ii were drowned.
The captain admits that he was an hour and
quarter out of his reckoning. He had an ordinary,
not patent log.
The North German Lloyds steamer Mosel takes
the surviving passengers to >ew-lork.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Bt-RGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

J. A. Baldwin of No. 26 West Twenty-third-st
had his picked o gold watch valued s8j on wenes
dav night while coming ont Of Union SOU Theater.
Wearing apparel valued go stolen from francs
Comte at No. % south Ffth.sys. on Wednesday.
case Of scissors valued sS9 wGsstol WednesaJ
from Lanson GoodnOw at No. 70 Chambers-st
Mondsy evening Patrick Mcguire Of NO 2t5 East Thr
st. company with Joseph BrotercS went Int
Thirty and seconiaye while hore
Magure alleges tgat robbed b. Patrick Haoran
and Michael Cagal OF $40 lie caTges further that HALO
ran garrOted him that Caligan dealt him blow the face
and that other him Judge Duffy held both prs
for examination AZ e Yorkve Police Court yeserday
held al the Essex Market Police Court
ray for stealing clothing valued slOi from the house Of
Vim. H. watts, AZ No. AZ Avenue ID.
Al the Warrington Place Police Court yesterday, Joseph
Mcrmard boy held for stealing SO irOm John Cham
DeIs OF No. 3oI sixth ave.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

the afternoon be ate ssme gingerbread, but ~
stomach could not hold It and he disgorged It tvs
hours after Mr. Sloane says that Mr. VConoi
gladly welcomes death. and when his ply
sicans suggested the prolonging OF bin
life by methods which would cause him some bodil,
pain and discomfort, be protested against such
course very strongly. Yesterday be learned for thu
first time that the newspapers were publishing daily
reports of his condition. He expressed much sur
prise at this. and said, 81 shouldn't think any one
would care about my troubles
DR.. Keyes stated last evening that in his opinion
Mr. OConor could not live longer than sunday al
furthest Mrs. John Mitchell, wife the Irish patriot
called to see Mr. OCOnor yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
CHARLES OCOYOR.

HIS VITALITY NOT YET EXHAUSTED - LiFE Pro
IONGFD ON TIE sCANrRsr NOUEIsBMFNr.
FOar WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-Mr. O'Conor did not
sleep at all yesterday except in the early morning
His pulse was made stronger by some carct which
he drank but Dr. Keyes, his physician, said when
he left him, lato in the evening that
he thought there would be a reaction
when the effect of the wine passed OIL
Mr. OConor sat up a very short time in the course
Of the day He talked freely and nationally, and re-
calls TO Mr.. sloane. his sister who 10 ia constant
attendance upon him, many events Of his life. In
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other shin Ne,rs 'e, Third Pogs.l

ARRIVED.
steamship OtleO Br). Brs0w. Hull Nov. % ana south
steamship Whitney Halett, Boston, with mlse aud
pasa 10 Metropolitan steamship 90.
Bark Ot sunderland Piper Gloucester 20 days. Win
Brig susan Bergen Cot Brookhavcn Tuthn Malaga Dot
bfis Osprey Cof st. John y b. owen 81 days with
Brig Cora Green new 2i7 tops Collins, Bangor With ium.
Der.
Steamships KIopsock for Hlmburs Alps for Kingston,
Cty Of Vera cruz for liavanai cen Barns To- 5a
Norfolk &c, Al1emaTle, for Lewes Del sls Arundel
Castle DAVID Croa Ket and genor Tor fran
ders brgs Move f0r Port spain ten, BsTD1dDs.
wIND-oupscL hG!L " W; hay.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 9-Arrived, barGs Eliza McIangiin
(Br) Dennis Delaware Breakwater Oscar (SDanL
rom havana Cleared. brig5 Edna (Br) Simpson, for New
Eng. Keystone, Barton, for Falmouth Sailed, ship
SAvANSAH Dee e-saie steamships Herman Livingston.
YORK Falcon, for baltimore baTA Faquete del Van
Bo5IoS Dee. g-Cleared. brig Augusta Br), Buck. for
Wet H4I.epoOI, Eng
FOREIGN PORTS
HAyRP Dee. q-The General Transatlantic C0mpany's
steamship France. IachesAeL FORK Nov. ~
rlyrd At TINS port at 10 O'Clock this morning.
fr1n rlairiphIa Nov ~ arrived ar this port 10 day
HAVANA Dec s-ArriV.d steamship Crescent city Curtis.
MATASzA-, Dee s-saled V. NichOs (Rrl. Chase.
for Pass Chs0n; Eva ('aLh Domenioh, for lrlestOn
,cur ROmInrn. Adams. Nry.l OrS.
y. Dee. S.-ArrYed br Beaver (Efl. from
New-Norx Louisa (Brl from West Indies saed. bns Dot
sT Ja5O Dee 3-Arrfyed. schr T. D. Robinson Gover
CaTdL sailed Dee. |. bark Morning DT >ss0u
iOr New-Iork va Guantanamo.
DISASTER.
BOSTON, Dee eThe schr John NJ Ball at this port while
rrng bc does al Long wharf grounded at o water 70
day snd heeled over aing AGAINST TIE scn wave crest
causing tn, Latter vessel 10 spring leak and breaking some
u stanCluUns
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
TIE EHHA MISE 1C4NDIL.
GAIL FOR INTERESTING TESTIMONY.
Erntn Tie Nnflnn.


Gen. Schenck has been caught In another
scrair Wlicn looks had worse than the Lnlui
Mine business Letters lave been published that passed
between him and Norman Ward the ordnance inventor
which show. II they genuine fiud no denial OF tAelr
authenticity has been made, that -chcuck mas bctn
operating q caim-dgent against the BllIah foi-
a years past In July, l~Il, Nlurl,
then partner with schenck IN the manufacture OF ORD
a written agreement with one Machdd0, who L3d q
claim 0f f}jOOOO against the Britth Government, 10
use mis- CudcaVOrs" 10 Gct tne claim paid; ana me
contract expressly stipulated that I he Niart succeeded
snoud be The Min Of the United -tates n England
he should nave Onc-third the award amer deducng eN
ppu.e- while II the settlement " should not depend upon
ihe negotiation Gen Schenck or should not re con
nothing Having made the con 'ract Nj Niard who II
evidently what is called n the play =" tranA, OPEN
straightforward. careless busiucs. man. SENDS
copy OF 10 90 Cen ochtuck, WIKI a
General in reply SAYS that he Will " see what eau %
done but expresses much regret that his name was
uut IN" directs Wizard his reply and says tat ht
viii hlms n burn what Niafd mad sent except the Drf
OF these document. the entire press OF the country hhs
unit ed in demanding or urging or suggesting Inc fA,-
dieDcv of gen scAcncEs recall We observe llat lhE
TLBfs. which. in connection Win the tmma HlIc cA
rore las been describing NJ. T. ". Parks character IN
srJ, language Lac been sued by that geni.tma iOr
libel Mr. Park puts~fs damages az Nlup,ouoi Dut
TuE Tribune does not seem 10 be AT All di,bclfhtbUy
this and promises give Mt Park unhapInr.- euouel
MS suppo.td damage and moderate As 10 II now
pubiishing account, OF some Of Mr. faih oitiaon h
ne street IL may be- worth while 20 Suggest thnt Ar
J,tpes L. Lyou should " come 10 the mont aLd tell
Via be kuo1s about the Emma Mine. He wa- one -!
fhc original prnpretcs Of the property Is an old INNING
nrosperur Wus ccguEant Of many 0f t mosl import
mi nepoations u connection with The noa'ing oi the
mine, ami has a long ana lhieie-'IH- 11uI' '"''"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
MIDNIGHT NEITHER REPORT


fTrtGDhffN
For Friday. in the South Atlantic and cur
-,as stationary or rising barometer. northwest NiId''
,.,n,r fpllpued uy warmer clear weather. -
T,r 1rnue--re. the ONO and pTer Ais-l.fpm i'y-
M up,r a e ~ giUD. rising. followed Dy iaIlhR na ohi-
r, T. nori-west Wiuds, Shilling 10 warner b'"'" '"'''
cl.',lus or clear followed hy cloudy weather
F.r tie Lower Missouri Valley, ialllng baIoh''eI'
,,.rT,,r AM hfrly winds. and cloudy Hfathcr.
Tr m, 10 7er LiLes Mid6 and EasicI1 hidf's ris"g
IN. meier aiyhay ee9ir Hor-~e'i r"ds e'o""v az"
eisafiaJ VSGlhff. 80, 4, ,-t,s,ui, tam
,,,,,,., f,il sgbflv below. freezing 10y Friday night
rnr OHIO River continues slowly Using -.
Caui o aIy sie nals VIII be dls "hhuou "n 'ne 'A'
after D,o. II.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
MARRIED.

CARTER-DOWNS-O Wednesday. Dec 2. az Huntington
y. y, by Rev. Thomas Cafter lev samuel L. CaTttr -
FL IN r. Downs daughter of Mrs Maria Downs.
ARNOLD-On Tuesday evening. Dec. Alfred p Arnold.
the 8 ith Of MS
Of the family also the member, ~
the Mechanics Traders Exchange respectfully
vted funeral Lis late residence, III
Ninety thIrdst, on Friday. Dec. 10. at IL o'clock.
CROSBY-ROG ERS-At Bridgeport Conn. the 9th inst,
the res " the BRIDE mother, by Tie Rev. G. X
Palmer pastor Of First COrg egatiOna Church Henry b.
Crosby OF Paterson. y. j., 70 MSS Hattie 4. Rogers
UFFER-BLEECKER-A jersey City. on We,ines.
day. Dec. =. by the Rev imes ". COe keece NJ
Ezabetl, y j. To Frances Wade daughter " Tia
late Alex. y. BleoCAtr VI this city.
PULIS-On Doc p 1875, Martha wife OF William J. Pulls m
the 10th year Oi her age.
friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend her at0 sidenct rLlTty.
third 81. on Friday evening. Dec 10, at o'clock.
VAN WYCK-Dec g 1875 Margarctta daughter Of the late
stephen ana Catherine an WyCK
Funeral late residence 100 West Eleventh st
krlday, lOth INST, Al = o'clock y. N.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be ind0r.ed oits J,tH
audo
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

ANDERSONtt Brooklyn, on wednesday Dec 3, Cornelius
y. Anderson. 10 The 6OtB year Gf mis- age.
Funeral services from late eiueucr, zoe St MARX
on saturday. O'Clock Relatives and friends family
old members 0t the Alien and Tllrtysevtnth
street n. T. Churches VI NowNOrk, invited
without further notice.
RRINkERHOF OFF-Du "wednesday the sth, Harry. only son
V H. aud EhzaOcl ". Brnkefhof, aged year,
aud mOuths
Relative friends respectfully invited his
funeral. SltUrily the ~, al FROM C0minunt-
paw-a,e., Jersey CIty Qate Lafayette.
sAITH-slGdeny, AT Fdrln gise Long Island Monday
Dec s. william Fowler smith, late Of the CITY Of Nowl 0rk,
In the 5lst OF hls
IS VIII be White Plains Friday 10.
Funeral the Old Church Carriages VIII be- 10 wai0ug
depot iCr The train leaving New YORK 1908 A. N.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, Dec e-CNTuR- Receipts 1900 head market
duIl % prices - b5d - 30
Of Good Choice steers al 2JdsJ 90. Shipments
1880 head.
Receipts 1900; market opened actv strong and
mgle. but closed Tot, sal-, Common grades at
FJT<S Bacon grades x70t7 -; Packers - % New
England and Philadelphia ~ 85as7 So Shipments LOCO.
hHEgr-EcceptS, 20 o, sales. Common, $jGt3 90 Moi
um. S4qs4 % ChOce. 81 jO0S5 50.
At LOUIE Dee 9-CArrK lower and weak choice native
shipping 75dS5 - fair good - 500 - Light
do SiaSi 80; - IS %; stocsers - oOatti
feedes - 25 good 10 choice Texans 3 jOg TO- neun
10 fair - Is % common. : jOdS2 1J.
closed higher best graies extra heavy sold st
=
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
MRS. WALLER AS MEG MERRILIEs.

It used 10 be thought that Meg Nerrities
would be lost to with the retirement OF Miss
Clshman Time has dspelled that Illusion Ine specta-
toi OF Bs walters Dersonation-current now at Booths
Theater aud destined ton large place IN the public
view within the next few years-fnds this heroine OF
mel0drama still presented In the form and coiors oi
truth .tu vital picturesque and affecting More than
any antrp.s whom can call 70 mind Mrs. Waller Is by
nature and cultivation fitted for this great part BY
nature since her figure is large, her action bold
her raee vfyidIy and varOusly expressive, bel
voice very strong. flexible and sympathetic heI
IMAGINATION keenly susceptible 10 the influence o.
werdness and lonely grandeur in naturalohects ana he
Intelligence suused with pOetical appreciation BY cu
tyaon since been reared on the best traditions
Of the stage The character Of Meg MereS OF such
quality and IA peculiarly introduced and exhibited IL
the drama that il has % be assumed at nssb and notb!
steps Of approach and degrees of elaboration Mrs Waller
peceives this and her embodiment of the gypsy Is ful
siarrd and perfect the outset. AT the same time
Ms waller thoroughly improves all the scope that the
part allows for detail work Her makeup is excellent
Der suggestion of notherke love- stirring In the hear
Of the hsIferaaed vagab0nd, in the woodland scene
pathetic in the highest degree and her denotement o.
tho remains OF wOmany sweetness, IN the ruined nature
o. te frantic Spsy. and the sorrowfui awful emoodi
ent o, her death are equally subtle, discreet, ana bold
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
SPANISH OPINION OF THE PRESIDENTS NILS
SAGE

LOypoN, Dee. 1916 a. MA Madrid dis
match to IN. Standard says Thursday mornings
there express the opinion that the portion Of
President Grants message Cuban Affairs
is no more alarming than his former
utierances on the subject The Conservative Journals
consider his Language seriOu- The general OpluOn IN
political circles il that the message Ii favorable.
The Epocg and DaiO Esp0giDi think thnt inrven-
non l. not really intended, and believe that Europe
would not allow n.
Further reGniorcernonts are preparing for Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY. Dec. 9-Wheat quet and nominaly unclaimed.
g. c. and store.
limited readest at 68d7Dc for New Western Mixed, and 700
Toe for OLD do sales OF No High Mixed Western Al
re Barley more dui -aes, NO tgOrOwed state =
9Oc and IL Canada stained at 81 % Bay stl
held az 81 ZO0fl store, anu Canala No Regular AZ
IA Cats Inactive wiJh Of No Mixed -tao at
83c range being 4OGj2c for Rejected o the lest
White.
WILMINGTON N c.. Dec. 0-Sprits Turpentine firm al
:
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

NoTHlN' TO IN, AT Al EyENrs.-Pious old
n.rrv. " And nov. Mr,. Stubbn- I've One important
question to ask Does not Oftmes feii that
V,n are not Christian p Mrs. Stubbu,-" Yes, zee dO
"a" T. o. p Aud what sdy you him these
oecasion-i q" Mrs So" Wcll say, whether De or No,
it can possible d., none OF j. business iu
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
os rHy SAME MIND AT OPPOSITE POLES.

OE THE SAME MIND AT OPPOSITE POLES.
from me Pittsburgh CErisfioa Adcoooe (ifefhodsL
Tug TRIBUNE is long and fayOTably known
the leading paper VI SeWYor& and needs 40 recon-
aeadaton from Us
n. IRON Tb1 A. Y Day BOOK Ulir0 So,dhsra OTgai.l
Tan TRIBUNE spreads the principles Horace
"'eAss speat ais active lie la advocating While The
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

Laura who is still trile romantic: ~ Ion 3l5
1i, ,n,re - .oineiIiug very solemn g''u, ,is IA,
JVu ,n' - iavrs reginald !" Il siuaiC, her hn.pahi
1uho bgs outgr0Wn his romance - Nei3, h - /
Talking of dead leaves wlntt TIE "''''' ' 49,
5one With my tobacco !'-lJud}.