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gerse-p 81 Murle -Duu unvennL
Americas Iustitste p alr-tsdt ~ 49, ~ ~.
B,oths Theatre nsap iy ppmrU. Msiirss
IrcoLiJn Theatre o.fand k.ats.
Boucry Theatre sags suu.. flais'.
th'ckcrirg Hall v % Huia- Coneut.
Culosscum s.t, u Pans
tihh Avsrse 1hoairc EA-u Bso'A kiT Leaf Na'a''
Ifceu. 1htatre Ius frls
olympic Theatre N1sty hs'inss.
pnrL Theatre NfhW palH.
Prrk Theatre, ProoLlys No''ly Tfeure hits'e
Ia isian varistIcs Itm a. ani Bro.i-J.
ksn frsssI.c. hinst-els Nusv
Third Avssus Theatre Lets sfFus Ne vulr~hy. M.tSs
Thsst Ce--laue N.- Atusuea, hsnpss
Tony Pastors Thestre-h STAR.
Z hisn tassre Tbeare-Lsd A,fav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Col. George h. Leet has been appointed As
tistant Collector Of Customs IN jersey Clty. lie vas
On Gen. Grants STAFF in the war, and was aferward
OF the firm Of Leet Stocking, favored Custom
House Nnrohoustmcn, ma after The nrm SOLD out on
account OF me dsclu uTts made by thr United
Senate inNcsucl ing committee, he given place
ns Inspector 10 mo Custom Honse lie hclI the position
Only "a t,w weeks ana was then made Assis ant col.
lrctOr n new ONCE IS Sinecurc worth $1,000
COL eet received his appointment from the President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17
THE COURT or APPEdLS.
Its Assailant Rebuked.

FFVOI Wt .II0HHD TuW JuWFNuI,
II seems that Mr.. Albert G.. Browne, Jr.,
was n candidate for the Office of United II ties
supreme Court Reporter upon the resigna ion
OF Sir. Wallace. A private letter from Washing
ton says; Mr.. Browne came here backed 10y a
cons lderable influence from both New York
and Boston. ana IL was thought at one time that
he would obtain the appointment: but II has
since come out that the Judges concluded TINT
his pointDent might be construed into an APP
provA OF bis attacks upon your Court Of Ap
peals, and therefore gave the appointment to
Iudya ONO"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Assistant Postmaster-Gcneral TYNER
claims credit for the Post Once because the ap-
proprlations asked for the next fiscal wear are
only 81 Coz more than those passed for this
year. His claim is worthless. Credit would be
due II less than last years expenditure was
asked, but the department seems unable 70 get
over the habit of Increasing its expenses. Be
Sides the public would like to know how much
more will be asked in a deficiency bill next year
after election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
seeks TO revive the tax 1n savings bank depos-
its between 500 and 5000. This will not do.
The country is In no state and no mood for in
crease of the crushing weight of taxation, aud
no tax which seems to directly discourage fru-
gality and thrift should ever be LAID. The true
course with the taxes on banks is to consolidate
them so as to reduce the labor OF making re-
turns and the cost Of collection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

THIS IS certainly very affecting case but we
suggest 70 the interesting sufferer that hia disls
ter Is not entirely without consolation. Let
him reflect, in the first place. that he IS too
young TO marry yet; aud ia the second. that the
girl who has thus jilted him must be Of false
he trt, so that he Is lucky tn nave got rid Of her
The man really to be ptied, as 1t seems to Us, is
the one 20 whom she is actually married.
However. such things happen In all parts of
the world. The course OF true love never did
run smooth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

in October, Now York went overwhelm-
Another timc-honored precedent shared II
similar fate in the famous political con-
ficts of 1866. II had long been regarded
as firmly grounded truth, that II either
two Of the great states Of New York
Pennsylvania, aud Ohio cast their cleo
toral votes FOR the same candidate for
President, he was sure to be chosen. But
in that year New York aud OHIO votei for
FREMONT by heavy maiori,ies, yet Bu-
CIIANAN was elected nevertheless.
We might cite two or three other general
rules of this character upon which ppliti-
clans have been wont TO rely, but which
have finally encountered exceptions and
then ceascd to be trusted but those wei have
referred TO will suffice to warn the Demo
Gratis that they cannot safely count upon
success ~ next years election, merely be-
cause ~ large hOdv OF disgustcd Republic
cans III all parts Of the country stayed
away from the polls last fail, and thus
enabled the Democrats TO elect n handsome
majority OF the House OF Representative.
80 far ms the House is concerned, the result
OF the Presidential campaign will depend
far more upon how the Democratic ma
joIity net during the coming session, than
upon the fact that they obtained that ma
joriiy in the elections OF the past year.
Indeed, should the Democrats in the
House fail TO meet the public expectations
on the subject OF reform, the people will
be likely 10 soizc the opportunity of the
approaching national contest TO set aside
I'm very marked manner a precedent
which has heretofore cXerted good deal
of influence upon party leaders.
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THE DAILY sun


Commencing with the month of Decem-
her next, TnE SuS Will be published every sun
day the same as ON other days
The price Of the Sunday edition Of TINE SUN
will be three cents copy
The price Of ruE SuN to subscribers receiving
" by mail will be 500 per year or 50 cents per
month, postage prepaid; while to those woo de-
sire the Sunday edition also. the rate will be
t7.C0 per year, OF 6j cents per month.
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thus not only benentlnR Themselves but 1.-The
wise their white neighbors. John Chinanan 10
a very patient and persev erinp fellow, and he
may vet work his way into popularity on the
Pacific coaat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

The eminent Christian statesman, SCHUY-
LER CoLFAx, made an exhibition Of injured in
nocence which was considered mastery. when,
after having been convicted OF bribery and per-
Jury by a Congressional committee Of his party
friends, he turned his attention to addressing
Young Mems Christian Associations and lectur
ing SHnday-schoOl children. But the sly and
unctuous COLFAN IL outdone nv Col. JOYCE, a
revenue agent, who WIS recently convicted Of
completely In the ST. Louis whlskey frauds
Upon being arraigncd for sentence he roviled
the witnesses who had appeared against him,
boosted Of his exploits on the battle aeid, and
protested lis innocence. winding M his speech
with the following vigorous protest against
what he STYLES the epidemical era Of reform :"
THIS epidcmcal cra Of reform has arisen like the
u W. s,V n,ou, ah'i sptcIs y" .oNste Wv tu'
The stream Is ,l u drift VOID and dead timber While
Qos1d from their nrir foundation and shed into tue
river OF de7ttnction Iu inc ram isl' lightp on ne
Hood even now. Il Ing into iit former bed where
Of the oak sycamore and the gentle and the
birds Of spr snail make merry music III the cathedral
The PRISON vale that hemmed IN G,Luto, CoLux-
hts, TA,sO, ana NApoLEOS did not measure the nitds
Of the men; ts true tneir booies suffered some tor.
iurc, nni the proud spirl that rose In their hearts
inhiabc regions OF science, poetry, and war, making
Them monsrc6s Of the h9ur and a., masters q eternity
py their uusirous example and it shall Dc my iuinre
for tiric the penalty Of perurcd testimony yet ike
mountain cr'e sas breast the ling storm and M
and resumption | have done"
The Judge listened patiently to this surprising
burst Of eloquence. aud then. quietly informing
the forid orator that he had no doubt Of his
guilt. proceeded to sentence him TO imprfson-
ment for three years and half In the peni-
Tertiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

SIR. suppose q youth ABOUT seventeen or eighteen
meeting belutifu Young Lass aOOnt the salne age.
saOuld fai ia in.c with ner a. many of US often 10
SuppOac tuIS youth should Wrtc 10 hcr telling her That
all IA all To him ana that without her ne would
be perfectly miserable suppose after Que cOnSdera.
tton, she write back darl NJ sweet little answer
mixed up WIN BYRON, MooEK, KSNrsoS ana tbs biD!c.
IN when ELI, said. wilmer tou gO ~ viz 90 thy
people shall be my people aud tiny Con my Con.
Now, sir, what would YOU think ABOUT Il wouldn't
that Young man feel ike running against GRAxr for
next President Of the United ststesP But suppose,
after thnss had gone on Us smoothly could De tlnu-
incd for 20. the old man anould invite the
young 20 tea party; ana suppose that, unfortu-
naiclY young elOult be sick 80 ID 4 he
could not attend the YEA party. Bat next morning.
having red, when he got dressed and was rra0y
20 his darhng and apologize for not attend.
ing party suppose he Should learn the and
true news that SALLY ANN Sas inarrcd TO another
YOUNG gentleman
Now, III. ask YOU Ia al candor would these circum
rot enough 10 force man to and euilst
Ia the Mulh. va Guards OF il auy other guards?
Yours, very respectfully.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

HA1sTEAD.-MrRAT HALsTEAD OF the Cincin-
matt CopimercldL has been erected President OF the
Western Associated Press-Bihfrore y0seus.
And he would make a better President Of the
United states than aDv that we now seem likely
10 elect In the Centennial year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Shall reform be cncouragcd?' asks the
young editor. Certainly 1t shall be; but 1t
doesn't ask any pretended announcement from
JAY GOULD and his stool pigeon. Cease these
plaltudes about reform, young editor They
deceive nobody who understands the currup-
ton Of their source.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

issue but somehow the trick failed, notwlth-
standing good many Democratic newspapers
have permitted themselves TO be used to pro-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17
A Popular Want thai IL Vel, in New York

THE NEW York SrN win henccforth is
sue sunday edition, to meet want that is felt
in Gotham. II Is The most successful Journal la
the United Sta,es, having reached a regular
daily circulation " over l21 900, and l. steadily
Increasing. II has solved the Journalistic prob
lem OF furnishing the most ana the best news al
the cheapest rate 10 the public, aud its uuprece-
dented eoltiun attests the popular appreciation
OF It's merJs.
From ne HOsfOH Ib3.
THE NEw YORK Sun, one Of the brightest aud
best Journals Of tue metropolis, Will issue sun
day eoiuon after this month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17
eat Objection urged by Cnlifornians

One great objection urged by Californans
against Chinese immigration Is that the China
men send all the money they earn to the Celes.
n ! kingdom, whittier they transport themselves
Whenever they have accumulated enough coin
10 satisfy their generally moderate desires. 1t
seems, however, that some of them are beginning
to take up lands In that state with the intention,
IL Is to be presumed, Of settling permanently
there. II is admitted that Chinese laborers have
been " great service IN constructing leyees ON
the swamp lands, as they viii work in water
without gTumbling, and dig their way through
mud and slime whore white man could not be
induced to labor at any price. They have al
ways been eager 10 rent the lands they have re-
claimed, hut until recently have shown little
inclination To purchase. Now, however, they
are slid to be buying up these lands la LARGO
quantities. A writer in the San Francisco Bulic-
to- thinks that with the purchase Of tul6 lands
by the Chinese there Will come better aud
more enduring system Of reclamation, for hay
ing personal interest In the malnt cnure OF
the leyecs, they wil' hecp them Gale and strong,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Weak lungs are cruelty racked aud HE general
81 ngth gradGi nN va Lly a p1rslslcnt, deep seated
touPh witch d.. JayneN tNpcctOrant may be lir Oh
"a curc "a Nil dcfNe certain urt en- h'h ~ also,
n NVuh,ed wih otter asthma Or VroAchitis -AdC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

from them their secret Of n nation that is
so prosperous under an invariably bad
GnXnrnmpni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

To TIM EnITOR OF TUE SrN-NU; What a
bltsslng mat 1nK stN IA TO e. puulritd lu Nuntafs.
pcfoir hire. months wl have tue a1Erti cth mon
OF any Sunday newspaper IA tnls cltY. NkWhNAA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

reason, az Col oRAEr will doubtless tell rs, that
1t had been already solved long before STANLEY
went there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

The young editor calls the currency
question "a question that cannot ec evaded."
1hats 20, Powerful Mind, but there Is another
question which cannot be evad, d, and that Is,
vh\ JAY GoUIp's Tribune l. such a humuug II
talks ponderously about reform, currency, inde-
pendent voters, love, babies, stockings philoso-
phy, science, the stars, the Greeks, and many
other people and things. and yet concocts JAY
uOuLp's ck-iobbinC Hes for him. why Is
this Young editori No evasion; answer the
question at once, and in your most elegant
English.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Now that the time for the organization
sioners 81 the District Of Columbia. who h We
been 50 iudustriously engaged during the sum
mer In turihoring the purposes OF tue Washing
inctou Ring are making pretcnce ~ fulfilling
their legitimate dudes 10y nstltutine suits
against the bondsmcn Of some Of the Ring con
tractors who have failed 10 keep their pave
mc,ts in air, acc riding TO agreement This
may amusc them and the public, tut it will not
cause the contraotof- any anxiety. The chard,-
ter Of the onds accepted from contractors who
have been connected with the Ring Is such that
neither principals nor bondsmcn need feel any
a arm 10 regard L. tie results Of the suits which
have been ostentstiously heralicd as an eVi-
dc:ce that he Commissioners are endenvO ring
to protect the Interests Of the taxpayers Of
Washineton and Of the countr, at large. The
most OF these bonds are worthless. and II Is
doubtful If a dollar can ever be collected un any
OF them. Unless the ring succeed in capturing
a large number If democratic congressman. the
acts Of tie present Commissioners Will receive "A
thorough Investigation next winter; and II this
h done. II will he discovered that under their
administration Of Dis riot M Hrs, the VIII Of
Boss SuIPHrRD has been as potent as when he
was the ostensihie head OF the local govern
mcrt And with the example Of ELpRIDGE Of
Wisconsin before their eyes we hardly believe
tire new Democratic members viii consider IL
prudent to sell themselves TO the Ring. We
give them Ilain warning that II will not pay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

The subjoincd communication narrates
an event Of too delicate nature. and appeals
too strongly to the sympathies Of the reader, for
us to Pass 1t over altogether In silence;
, 1875-03-15
Maicber Mbaama,
Weuetgu nb
bette Nushdi
fur &dpnn1isra

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sreBtsn unb i6pnfsn Sleosrapbteen. ,pei aussrif in.
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bic bette ismals 8ebptene @elsasrbett fr lie. G8r lisfsrn
Den lsiGtelteu unp i9pnften Vertlul s. Is ~easnltanb unb be.
soblsn ispr bpbe @pmmiIfcu. Ssor frabere peer usue
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Nerbrettnn9 IN Der Welt bar! 0as tefe iiterariids
fanat eerabs an; tts frutsrsn 8apitelp eybsn ben Nkcn."
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MY wife and L., besinnt nut benz nsasn SABRE. Sr.
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member an 3. y. Sore II. Co.. Mem gOrt. 4gei4ot.
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, 1875-03-15
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seretd!~ ss8en pals. uns eunsenfranttettsn anwenbst.
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ear& ben Gebrau& Sbres Cordial unb Der .Dssptpfa.
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Dts ns$ Elm 9susnis In Satsreds sr e~sissnssa. uass.
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stfst pibnst itine gangs Belt ott tntsriu&uns spn pa.
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,ur seite; fur BITE Ssmutunsta b~erlslbsn ptrSsu BEN
rubliium fstnt Soften bershnet.
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tanbe.
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cen ptrfesta. seSe az GrRsstane, iran.er etbu shes
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vuniua s,eA trat,t zas fs Isben sss asa rtaiss Mo-
rtlas bic .iRen 6smytsmt su 6&ntusfuat bsMsriea,
10 az ipx u nesbtl, - eas q st Sranibeit u tsisreit
bebaRbela lenn. sfatarli& utRa Bite 2ansen ierfs:.
ras. tanx leine Mtstjta uns feae dritls&t Besaabluns
~sef.lten ntshu berfslta. abr Dr.. 6dsnd bseaasiss nit
e,terbett, has 6d1tnpfxSl In tbrsm sraea STADIUM
tniMer ~ ssilen IA. unb ielba ptnH bic auns.a tbeilpttls
a~nsetr.aen uares, IL Is TIM tdafs sslunasn ben PARTED.
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3meifeI, BAT tr Doctor eine complete Rur cgteltr ia2s,
seas nan fttnsa aasetfsxssn ssasa fslat.
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Fsrsst &se be- 6eAeen aab &r4frase s~snfalttrt vf
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, 1875-03-15
ESS g.. 8. &unfe1's Bitter @ei
bpn Gifeu.

8ieIe8 nabrbaft ipertbpo1e Comic lift 10
9riinblif BON allen flallen Der @eleti9aIt
gepriift %lporben, baB e8 9%esenpdrttg ais eine
tontlde Uteoi5trt fin lnentbebrli6 gebalten
miro. gle foftet mn ioerig, reini9t 6as 8lut
1ro tbrt Dem Wfagen gut, ~renopirt baS SD=
item 1nto perldft9ert bas Qeben. Seoermant
lo1te ba8 Otittel babe1l. l .i , -
Sir Die Seilung pom idtpa6em Ufa9en,
au9el1letler S6lpdde, u~nperoaulidfeit, Otas
9enfra1fbeiten urb fiir ale Sdre, pelfe elmer
Serubigung bebiirfen.
0tel er Wetn ettbdlt baS angenebnlite unb
m%trfian1ite Sal5 BON @iien, pelheS, mir be-
ltBen = @ttrat bon Otagnetil1er Srpb per>
bunoen NIT Dem er1ergl9iterl pegetabiliihen
SortcS @elber peruanti6er Htnbe.
@olen Gle @ttpa8 mas. Sie itdrft?
@iiniGen sic einert outen Nppetit?
Wouen Ste Nerpo1itdt los iperben?
@olen sic @uer9ie baben?
WiinI6en Ste einer 9uten Shlcf III baben?
@ini6en Gle Sbre Contribution GufSue
bauen?
&ollen Sie fid tpobl fiiblen?
gSolen Sie itf frtif ul1o frdftig fiiblen =?
Wenn sic bteS Naes tpo1en, banl1 eebrau-
| den sic &unfeI'S 8ttter=8einp II
@tien.
sd ipiirl6e MIR BAT sic einen Geriu6
nit otelem nertbpolen Sonic MAIDEN.
Wtalt teb1le 1tf Dor 6opfl1nlerse1t in Idt,
ba &unfel'S SittersQSein Don @ilen bas Elm.
| Sl9e itdJere unb ipirfiamle Otittel auf Der ean=
gen Nelt tit fir etlle oanernbe Seilung BON
0pspepita unb Shwd6e, nno oa benz Yubltz
fun cine 9naabl 9ta6abmungen %offertrt werz
ben, 10 mofte i'd ben Wtttbiirgern bic 8oriidt
| entpfebler, MIR ben eaten grttfel s1 %faufer,
f~abri5irt bon 8. S. &urfel. Ser Stempel
o%eiielben befinbet it6 an benz Sort elmer jeben
Slai6e. @erabe Die Sbatia6e, bab Iubere
ben Seriu6 MAIDEN, bteies mertbpole Sell
mlttel naf5lmaden; benefit beiien @ertb
1Ino iprtft ungenlein gu beiien @nnlten.
8erfanfl mr. in 81 Slaider. gu babeu
in Ipotbefen urb BET SGnblern liberal. l..
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Ieiba S~erIsrsss, rt&er NIT Dsss.pFa b.baftt 10. FOL-
tersual "a q, bet etnem lueuatN&tn Dlable NIT bent fab
unbeTesbaren @erlanssn ~ asen, caraSlbal gu nebnss
anb beano4 bur& bic 8ur&t 6apsu aussndluHen ju fetn
ba6 peua Genuae f&ntI ans fGn furdttare S@mr,ea
fplsen. Dc& mot aain Ia Datteat leisa. fonbsra sti
Tim aHe 4aussenoEen, ta q INNER hblr 2dune, aetS Il.
was ~ tabelu Fnta. 81 sudlt bu Dusprptsfr I'D fsba
xnb fetne sanse llrnsebuns. Die sladltAe 8rstlt4tet.
Der &letnen rtrb nt&t ldneu sebulbd, btt GAME 5dus
ltdfett mirt cine f~rtxblpfs anb ben pattentrn brtnst bas
1epubtftin, bas bas 2ebea .bm cine Eat ia unb ftlbf BIZ
Rd&fsn ibn mabsa, ai4t itltea yur gerswetRass xub p
Gar tum SeIbfmsrbe. Abr nArum a.