davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
WHITE STAR LINZ.
St,In5JitI dt> Au,rJDL
DBNNsyLyA>i, RAiLwoNp.,

u llE - ~ NJ ! tsN ~ ~ y
Trains irave Ncs Yors. from tool Of u sor snd
Espress is. LIAR :Sqrr rrssursh. &c ,we.; and
and sss P II. sunday . aod :. .oP 81
fcS VII w'p r. nd Les h,,9a f,a r9ad j.
N. ", widlamspori. Lock nayeat E,rr,i aYi Inc.
S S$ t : C. e and the III .son ~ 'u''' r''o''
la aIs of pn rna ,hf SGSs a
.Icent sund.y. %, A; Nj arrive "ashingt pa tie !.
rISrss. iot rail,asnis. 2, 20. SO 955 a. NJ.
DAY. ). 4 7, $50 aad p. NJ. Emisrsni anl second.
Fqt Ses5N So 81, ~ 49, 49, i IS ~ M 4 T.
90 g., uJl ~ $40. ~ linn IL Nr ~"d l.
for slii 'beti Il 6Il Z. 80. s. pio. IL ~. i2w.
d aa , 7a i sd 70 III , 81 ~ ana n sG sa Ia
Il, ais a. ' -, az i - NJ an M :;
go 7isid". lOr NJ AMI is nigat saAd'y b''o oio'
lo5 NoS,iordgc r'I,n A%ooy AZ s9n'a Am'oS
y E$ew i,rq,s.ic.., 5. sni !. II. go Ala.
b.i1 cl'' T. M..al' 4 nigh'; yinlsy f,M,
K A. n' 10 sSd i,.sy i'm lI. and iioPM
'lf, n,sr7l., " W ~ M9 + sssi oFa >"
Irri n,.1ur, dryi Ter. p,n T. II. Snd + ii.
! + Sv CG' . Ia a. s ''' c.nc6 sI'W
j, 5'' n 1Fs'9g G'i i: GSaE '' i'''
| + rfeelolt. 1850 A, g. aud .,iol, M,
~ liish stew9. iembtrto1, nd Camdca va Perth
o. nisn,sioEn an re%gse5s,o, A;Mfya Perth
10, ' Tr ,s q, 1" y JEW Ii poSI al az %
| Il ilnole. d:sJ \. NJ, iO5 6is and 1927 p. VI. sun
ii.,o no 4. 81. e'is. ~ Sif c.ii 40 81, o..t
| iwe7 T. u sunday 6l0. go. go il'5i A. M' 5'io
Ticket otHie.. ,sG and eu B-oatwav. Aston House.
i 90 ,n iit iiG, md iis iud.ai ST. obo.ea E.r
grsai u,sci niiicg. eAitep place. 4, povn :.
Genera, Manager. Gen Passenger A 'ont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01


LODGING poe good hair rn,ltre.. cle'n bel ;
~ .wurRlugmen md women. Frankfort House, sO5
Wn'i IN IT,
FEW yolng men, also LADIES' can obtain good
~ afd pleasant rooins parl0f' nfe anu gh. lot
n 50 si,om man aaa vie ATS ioi FIST Tia st.
A FURNIsHED room to let for hou,,ke,ping
~ terms a'Ynanl". Iil CLINTON ST. near 'r'one'
TLw yG WIZ S..,G GG sg can DC
FEW gentlemen eau be accommodated with good
~ hoard "nd comfortable rooh'. ~ M.d''onst,
A FEW 'ailes and gentlemen can nnd good bon d
N and single beds 10 llkea.
ENTLENIEN can and good hoard, pleasant rooms.
~ FmH' 9rGOl3e beds. At $3.50 and ttptr week. %
hast B,oidwaN.
" nd q I'd % Az. H. Oliver It,, near Chatham
squares iif0 aud 90
(AENTLEhLN can have board and bed at 5bc. per
NJ day; ala, sln-l room To l'i, al l9l "rlhh ST.
DLFA~ANT rooms AMI good tihie At u per week
1 zoo GrceAwi,h st. just aoo'e West nm 50.
edsh.Ii, a iia7 '"f . ''0n with Or WITHOUT
.)NICTI.Y iuruisIcd rooms with cookiug stoves
a. "n' lct Vor, 'ow. ~ Noriol~ a., no-r IiopNe.
.IH D9nISicK ~. hs.wren iluq .ou am rick.
as ON Tor single ntcmu.
o. EAsTI1rn 50. Anew l4 irs nd gentle.
~ ~ men can NM GOOD board ana ileAs ant r.olps
al nun'r'ir pllits.
Ar.p IiiD~UN -r.-Enpert,ho men ran aa,e
.O boAri comfortable ro'h'' "'.h me hns ben
Tu0GnEESWlCnSr.' near cqsrlg,,.uA mr.
GlII ur o. .le can hisr - a o!"id ana 5"n ~
a. q ~ geltl men, sO.5O E4ssn iauily rcs',c 40
t,shb'r.o'i
$3.50 Soa.5s'caas =. isO vanca st. '' one vt Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01

A uOnE " never p.-teoi unie@ Il Contains ons %
a ~, iIght running Home sowing marlines, when
fnv yrcta out Of order. Hold on eis7 term'. sstes'
Sonm TlJ lasildvav. uscful holiday present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
Eanith

4 90, iiskt ,runnlrF Home sowing msclnns'. vhlch
soom "a ias1dvsy. A u..fil holiday pte'cnt.
A SAlRIfIGE, 10y n Tsst q mo sS1 81, s.n
WV Wv y}' 1,h ~. rom =.
EiSp Mhn4TS Tlir sEiN2
ray ~ tIGi:NN. No. AANS 81 BEFORE VAT
GT,rcIA wss'S ~ aT sD1 IL
; 'Sr s 's g. s gr ' ussS y N'''''' "'" 'D
Az, HtSi Ell dS ~ .o G e,,s 1 sSS &
~ sewing nj, .hinc s. month 'i,,,h,linced esarr
~ ~ i'-rgrn st, OPPOSITE ',ev r. =.
-. 4 M wcr. you want the yer roy ., goa
\ lIR~T-,N 49, .hrt nuisher also an OPERATOR
~ Wv io,!Ss ,NyIoH Grand and cbrys'ic ats.
TIvxHl. pAc.C,S,tiEn,WW tnhthS ~ nv Xxx
}M d. laRhWc N1as,hsfN 81" S@fo'" SAT-
a,aa 49, ~ G eGa ' srd rcrt eos ,sosd
hind y,.. O. 'l' tnii pN ncnis i''' anal ~
Cu,uuIMAlps .a'ci r., 70, s ssst,
sA'EoSsaa'.i- ''''''' '''''
TA.rty,,% s rs;,9c9 S y r. q To-, H. -
Fun ofcc
GIRLfor grurslh.n.c~ r.. r1aia,. BAKERY.
p,DuA ~ENir-. scyrsl sd ''ae' wanted
~ "'''' 81 pNvrri~ 500.
l., trtultNCtu non,r, wanted on calico s'lr''
49, 80 W.. F.. I'D ST..
.., . A ,...,,,..., a., ,,a,h. lis,, A
W No.un. far homework. /" l"nen'nd ~.
,,.,,. ..., ,..,..., 4, .,t rr n,. usltr
q sJtp ~ !. "A. ",.',, -,,rs .,s Wr., ipth II.
V,,pIf- .s, opi;;;;@6- 'g ~ n. ~ HI "a 9aA
'nf' a. V"''''-' 80 W. 500 100
Nptt - tOl-. nu W. 3 " Nu' he tors. aud
'"i'"th pc l4'A''s q" "''- ''7' ~
~" %" 81
etEE ATnt~ "n cAllr'ns ie '"'''' -''' n''"''
".''
~ 1910 "a ma, =. f's,,,re on e. ofh
= NV - .''',,i t'','.,' o., rt, ~ "a {
wofh w., II b ...r, ,..ci,t,,. for ,ai,. 4,
pceo.a w se r.sr' "c'r h'"e' % "''.'''e' 3
.p-,t., ,,,.,t,.-.,. ,.n..,t. soid. MONT, y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
Ninntto---MsI,s.

GENTS wanted Ga town and country TO ael our
~ pure tess 70 families. hOtel. a1d large C'nsumrrs
best terms and LANCET ftocs IN TIE untry Aupf 20
tn wells i,a tpWnauy, III Fu fon St, b tween
Church nLd uiecu~ich -, Nra r..
GENTS. -3doron Dcauti ga Ccn'ennia iamr shsde-
~ having - he Genie. al buildings, III b. "a 4
paid hy az Tor go nplt - cruts EMS ir re
reia traue uf tins cty aud Vicinity w4nIei fac.oty'
No. 1" .rlLlm =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
NGISE7IT CA-REEIT'Es-
Ali English Brussels Treeplv chenp
1f2 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
slblrls Alnis.
IrxCrI.4IOn .AyINn4 nANh.

ITXCRLSIOH SAVINGS BANh.
H. race - land ttl as, y ~ YORK.
crest com "a I'd ana compounded Jlpu trr tnd JAY.
lulerrst pni, STA fDK tt ~. lnt"rrst c'mnrlt
thr nrst Ofthr month u"xt ful wing the deposit max
open daily also NAY wed an Siturdly
evenings JOHN a.. Dc " RI ffc7i lohl
n. h, fnCnnEH Wee i'rcs't GAp.t WALDO, 0ecY.
NEW YORK SAVINGS nNNk.
~ ktehth avenue. corner OF Fourteenth street. SIX
per cent. lntcr Il plnl nom me mrs. o. iCl moI n
A,SEr0. S.5, BiDU ~, 1 l.iil ,SJSD,ONN ~
e. BhlNCRrithOFt, sec l'D u bO Lib Pres.
IrNION DInE SAVINGS BtSN. 800 AND E'S
4 CANAL si,ror Llkhl op-14,, ~ rom 10 3, =,
Millof Dollar.i SVldlLa, Ol' Milton y lllr ,.
HOOKS ~ ENuLisi, fiir Ntli. AID GlEM \.
4. 5. AE2ltr. ~r,r.tlsy. G. - CllAPlN, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
snslruttlon.

LADY vita much experience In tcachin' dcslres
~ ate@ pupe terms, 81 per houri Rrrlt care lkcu
Nth drs Ot ne .lectcl cducAtua can furnish the best
OF rrfctcngc. Addrcss Is 49, staton d. for t3o days.
hO Sn WIIITlNlit bopkkegpinI, arithmetic,
C1Z.OU Tudilneutal aud higher Engilsli day Or
evening, PAlNEn, az DOwery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
ScaIo ano aooms.

Uptown ADVERTISERS
MAY leave their favors for luE Sun nj tbs only
sathUrK II up tOwA advertise ment oticci,
Las nrjidwaT. corner Of 3ist st iii or. NJ, and
3OS Net 2ji St opp)ste Oraal Opera hpuse, aud
No, 200 81 ay. corner Of attn st. untl - +. NJ
No Cx u clar.r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01

v,,uE SUNDAY Tti.rCRA,I ApvEEr,s
biy uTrFv NIL "a HtkfGeN. KS XII CLASSES
OF ""NAlN"NHN AM ""'N''' ""''N--
WANTED = yolns giri without nsr.nt- "a rsat
WANTED Young sds a.cor, holder for p.oof
WANTED Good rur sewers, on mink and seal. io5
-
1"ss 40 ,ne"' a DC eAeG or board Al d .564 woes
~ Che Cir : l. isiu- use - 50. Marx, Niece.
vfsrisrN 20! Y6t 'fi,ff.N - rot Want
"oL.h. ILIsI WV, LII... ~, o.
Minntt0-- .fisl,s.
-
n e f,rie. so,el. I'D itfss a.amer.,
g" %'i,' e. G"a9:ay ~ tpon st. O'"e'H
Ann>r-.-aa,..n o,am,,p, o.p,,oai, lam .a.qe.
teisil .nae Of I'M. cly and Vicinity w.nIei. facory,
No. N@rdam .
A yesr NJ. rs v give inf rustoa AID s.st
Fannie. Wrst { 40 .mmcdiate J At ID Last An u,
c,nr-. .,,o,ioa a,, can p. m de ,y ,oua. AND
- nn iu' ,eH ]" H. .s a., 't ~ s ,,r ~ r,nn
.ryx,,. and ,.,,s,. :, .,,, m. ,a.e,, patented
n ~, III. s"c 49,, s',,n,,, VIZ '''' '
GLG. ELTuN 4 co, iio Nassau st
T,yTvV oNL C,v v,>n won. ry .rXn.
n W. sutNr 40 'pTfl rHtis 80 nv ~
PAY M rGHiN, No, AN 81, BE. dEt sAr.
.s fs ss gy o sea @ li,. 81, moe.
@s1'. 49,. -, '-'' ''' ,'a,''r,' st. a, nov
e So s. ,,. .s:', '4's'' loves pres Nove' co.
nxxT-m,. .,.,.,.,,,-l,,, ,JrnY,s ..Io,l
sra ,io.c.
A GEN r. 80 a'iy So insSgraS chimney P,@ ~,
ANsc,iy. bu.,r .man r oi,door work Ne. YoiA
n noof Go CERT Warren ''' after 10 o'c'ocs'
GoD ma se. l S19ts a ~ ' p o''
A r Etw 10 go . a1y' wanted At W PhL~Nh"
-. .- . ,.,.-..,,
,irh ti6PI'',o''' nHIia'S ,hsSS5',aSS9
AND No. (lSG WoNES.
pAALn-co>r CrioNgw.- wanted. ar.,,
d,6,'s "a, cfSs'nSici' '''' '''' - -
HSdr q 4 ls'ne-.Aieiy. 10 Ea'. i.h.,, thidrens
n, ,'', ,,,, ,.a,.s ,,e mo-, o,..,...,a,,..
MY, oriaa,. TO ability. Aaires' Mr.. RHoDLs'
a Lazy huber S STAMP S'Gcs g. s s rage: e.
roomO
VI0KsE-uOERS,,,A good noornlau alsO man to
,r,y,,,xrs me-, VINO .,aer.,.,a how 10
i g %T'- goa F''' ''s' aud ''' ~ D'''''4'
S"oh"A''E" wanted at 'o' East 'l'''''
IHH 75$nN&l STFtnSglHbA}NIg $44PES'P39 as
o. woritl|d'ii'S xE6 IohkiSo ~"MhS.
W. h, Al f Z @s,' S P3S ' Rio s''''
r.. FooM ~. " 2Sg, ~ % a.. good ruler
w 81 itc a,nnit btitr nn,t Ueu.n s33
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
s&pping.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"eetyy M fsf.p:'1 'I KS p fiTs'T
ssllnrs,erJ Iearss.y iryn iGilsdsphi,. ana
ins fpilcS fns steamers are sppein,ed to AL from
iJiSoIs ,ys sey q ;;EESSSSl,kkyoRrn Be %
oh'"' iit1f OF lSs St ka f'i N fftRRREScY
sSs sd t. 10 and from a.,
sicia,r 70 marked with sr.a DO not carry inter.
i'i.s ne,r for oil classes ~ ,utpsfssd
fuppaslase. rates Of freight and othcr Information
'''' GL9, v, CohToy, 'a broad ~. Nsw. York
e1 walnut S., tnadcilhs.
ASc"ons kENt titin4 s XII i'lN'El'''
rifsercats hposed lowest ri'ri 70 or from sny ses
port or railroad station IN Great britain, irelsnd or ts
Trai,s issn-t for sny amour, ~ current rates.
lf.EpfiIscS GRJrHEG5 Bowling Green.
ENMAN LINE -Eo5AL NAIL srhAMlEs ARE
lii%S Gt u II" 81 sff s,1in,WW SNp LIVERPOOL.
CITY d M0NTi.tAL.... s,turiay, Pee. ,'aishM
GiT{ q HisiH&lyX... q " iiay RAJ s. aga n
'it} 81 GnfsffS s,tSra y. jj,n; / 10, as ii
ana e"cn saceeeii3,gr RI fatq,f'% ron
cAnIN ...'., 49,. $50 so srd 500. gold
nr.iisI 'acd ii5wts, r.ics.
F-r cabin pl..as. 40 general busn'ts Apply At tae
fors,ecrs.e passage II ~ bro,d~ay ~ RE- g. ~ H.
NArloNAhkSYf5 5 EyS-} b r.r, 4 ard a. Mr.
f H23t & N.l6%SF rs p'G liIyl@SrrdSML
i@sSIGS6.s ary, fSS% ,f; ice. =: a. "
lc,tiy t. uccd prices Return tcscs t,dlc rates.
Prepaid secr,go tickets from Liverpool Vt The lowest
''''' N''' - ''' '''' :, W.J IiUrsr, Maa.ecr
ONLN DiRECr LINE RIO FRANCE.
lae HsS-Sa' irsnss' ae,s 2p ' :, ip rc.cc
| "a LOUIS DE DHliAN. Agent. - Rro dNsy.
DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP Line. tor
4 ilfuruia, Japau, eni tntna. lfrh Tier ~ North
1 river FOR AsPlNw NIL
Connexions or ali Central Amtrcsn .nl r,clft plrs.
| ~, i;SiuN Tx r. 10 TUE CHILL - y.
| POSITION AND RIM ~,
Good tn March. 1874. fi5t, rUid.
rr6H fRitIlccHi!scto S 70 lvb iS'niyA
From Xxx FFiySGist;i fonst 4raViN HNIj V
| 900. NZhALNNp,NA HpNuLCLi -. ~
| CITY oFs ~ FkANCl-cO y. ,a.... unity y c Q.
IL J. brLLAi, superintendent.
P'c'Fi'rMSnikll ;c'lET tN n 5innhhrctt i>I'
| sAVANlIiA. sc.
Stcrmship HENRY CliA 81 tY will o. dispatched on
| NEDNfs Jay. Dec s.atlsM,
Tor above famed pcrts
Tor ptsstge. freight. aud all uiher Information HppJ
At oiAcs Oh picf lot Of car ii ,Sii Nv
Superintendent.
STArr IiNE.-ro GLASGOW. BTrFAsT. IIv.
- figf,tOl. Lon gONDERi.i, a., saii from Eagle
| sTirk on !NDIANA. inursiay De, ?
| PAssENgEHs tORw AHDEn plNfCr 10 ALL
| PARTS Of EUROPE AT LOWEST KAIhS
and upSari. y frcisRt OF passage Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN a co, Agents - Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
P,cIriCrM,,,us -EFA usn,rrc I'M

4 TVT, NM Nv. J Y NINlTN I,
SANNNi1tA sc.
Stc1msip HENRY CliAt 81 ~ will o. dispatched on
WEDNf DAY. Dec \. ati VI
tor above famed ports.
Tor frcigh aud all other Information HpPy
Al uilCs on pier f0Jt VI Can IT.. y. x
n. i. BULLAN,
SUPERINTENDENT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
pubhtaiionA

pubmatonA
tI,nE Two-CENr SUNDAY TBLRGRAn'
CIRCULATION $4,000 COPIES,
Didn aver strike you that for two or three weeks
ious to gve You aud Hundreds Of othor like you
poymeut on city improvemntss two or TIRES dollars
sdsy2 Did ever strike You tina, directly after the
election you aud your mates dismissed and there Is
. sudden determination to stop many OF the public
WORKS? What do you suppose these politicians tnink
Of you Norkingmen whom they treat In lhl, wyf
ONLY TWO CENTS
Is ALSO sam. sPr,Krso Anovr snE TENEMENT
uovsts or ruE CRY
when Workman zoe, home after hi, lays work to
the tenement house where he shelters his little family.
and nnds the pipes ont OF order the closets nthy.
his wife pale aud hi, children sios very likely he su
down snd curse. the owner OF tie house. But very
nkeiY. too the owner does not know anything Of oil
this dapdaiion, neglect anu misery. lie has ntrusted
hl. properly to an secs, More than likely he has told
the agent to see that the houo, is kept In good repair
and clean and only orderly decent people shall
be accepted telan but the agent has no. done hi.
duty.
ONLY TWO CENTS.
srE,Krvo or ors EIokErrr SAVINGS BANKS. II re-
marked:
Easy going comfortably lodged wellfed savings bang
presidents aud directors eooly "close their doors"
upon the unfortunate working men and women whose
smell saving. they have managed to get hold Of Is this
rghtp Tie law must take hold OF these They
cannot escape the responsbne. they have voluntarily
assumed. Meantime, advise the derOsOrs to write
to the SUNDAY TrLEonAN lie, their wrongs be known.
That Is tue way to create public opinion which viii
hold tue Bank Superintendent and tho Officers and
directors OF these savings banks to their Just response.
| bnry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01
buslnrss tgaal,s.


A wFii-PAYING oyster saloon, ~ splend!di
~ bu-e, LcisnDOrnOoi. 70 be tol cheap for tash. Al
BcecSel a.
A CIDER ROl Tx for -aie cAeap. % WaItsst.
(NNDN snl Newspaper store f,rs-le at eis l't Ay,
II0H SALE. elaning ,nd moulding MI anaco9l
,Nnri OF sac az new As ,tr',i snhl9e anu Iol.
a. uaoi, uGs,nrss stand t. lei ON ttn w. and stoci
"''u''' anu T. SIJj' G n,i :i soS& Co. orn'a
I1nR ~NLE-A stationery aud toy .'orc, connected
u N.n aliilr u s-paper riu.c ror.c rrings 80 10
go ''-'0' WRNGEl"i7& AHbRAiIAH-, Il For.yrn st.
oR s,, az, ,'orr. s',g gs
du. i la.., Appy 90 premises, 56t Te', 4tis,, - ~
I7nR SNLE chcan An a.d cstioushcA IRAN stand,
y It. -..DA aul lease. ~ LlOe'y st., com utccn-
IvnR = Al.N cNnep stock and nxlur's Of nm Cd.
q ,.li'u dP'pcr asa clsTstorc' Al 1903 c'ur' b.,
FPa fA5 5 p ;.@ @ey I2o oo.' 81, store IN
! i-aed ears u. !. MAKE ~ Jones o, from 10 q.
INnY BAHIA fr.f."i,st candy store q bargain II
l soldlo az Apo Al o. Ludlow st.
TlDR ~ALH cheap Oldestsbll-hed blsery. I,.io
10 t,i.n; 80 ac',ci II !, 70 los' an opportunity
1s 'a S S' ''y< sro 1Fff" ls SSSS S
SSSNc 1910 Trritct sccurIty' en'Say, room "a.
s..)n AO PATENTS promptly procured.
NZtT.UNb. 3O{ Broadway. E.thul. 1N9.
II n. kItDEit n. n. SMl II.
Aoyst5. tIIruJti, @t.
4 iItlf~f, Lalun A. hnd express wagon VIA he sold
~ ,rii r.oup, owner uab hO use Tor tnom Apply II
No, io, rN...t.n 80.
MI NV hOrs'. young uud sound, m Tor
4As r.'5 NVra HisJ truce anI harne b. IillarI
e.. hih r..
/
"A. coal e4r1. uuc.. tAruI,AS. SC 0l Canal 81 ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01

STArr LiNE.-ro GLASGOW. DHifAsT LILY.
- fisftOl. Lon pONDERsi a., sai 3 FROM Eagle
Pier, nnhnken Ferry, \. j.
STAThOF INDIANA luurs iay De-. ?
stab Of PENNslLN ASIA Inursdiy. Dec. 10.
PASSENGEhS FOKW AHDfn DIRECT 10 ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE At LOWEST RATES
stcrrNg' lpwis hy any other Inc. Drafts for 81
and uDNuri. Pr freight or passage Apply to
AUSTIN HALpNlN co, Agents Z. Broadway.
STE, ~ 70 n t.sara Ollie. A. rfuAlWaV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-01

zmustrmb
ID MIA TiEyA Tfr1. No fltEE LisF'
i Af'S'u''' 'i fsasf%gnH fsli"SiBrs
uNPaRc kDENrEpLY hRIiLIASr ESeBeEsESr
Mr. AND seA Y. rLoRrscA
coastt ning
"AN Hpocn IN ART"
"A' wi" '''"s 2 assslfT-GSlif' !liFrGSs'5}s.
nru rsmoR,tANoE TO NICHE
EVENING ArL sA,rHpAYNArMhe ATs
Box nsstDo- OMEN ~ rer,,qqe. nigh" Of
NHinli DuLLAE.
SEATS sAcuFep fotR WEEKS ~ ADvANcA
rT spyA&, PF 81
When ,5 l s 81 Il. vi ''t J' ger
IrsroS so'sA ,a.sr Tn .pa iSls f.
slrMuAN. suOob .............. Pr9pisior
ndlyys sry% II,,iGi.i.
aS ';F'''it ;;$l.4{S'l SS}l,i fS2 HrArT-
veric%, q2oG2 Gf FEES ffT riRatiSe6ifin r' OF
Ies s'-. C.E faotn'. ~; stuart Eoe
.ol, Feed. Rooin =. ". sioddalt'
Janu r4t,elc; , Eecn rlyyWyptso'd6 All T. az Z.
TRIUMPH. sra mi.srs &C i,i'nse. faaSs Nor:
ari. Nina Ngr %. 10y klnl emission
a N a,'''' "'''''''' 80" ' "''
THIRD MSIelnlVSgG Rsf TGt Hoss'E'NicnEL.
Seats secured ,w, wees.inai'llce.
Or" S,lyss srs. r las5ss 55sya, sensation
s %''% 3 + : # #'aa$"
HH NDDq 5000 " " s'ss'
| #,"Dn" $S,oS$ Y . "'ssi.
EVERY NlGur ais; SATURDAY MATINEE At 1880
iXAcr,yF .nlllF lRsM..
., AtGrsiiS nAti'
'A"11ittaHfifGNGF siStIfI0SHL 1 xRf '''''l''
rrcmendou. ni, OF yAssAR ourDoNE. Most :
a. isIi ui 49, ir N.% ! oIt. eh,rsi.s' -. :,
: n'cs al o.clutA. tOnilAuod succ ,oh Il en- =.
< curein voua'uoua. elegant. be utfu. pAssiolai .
4 MEL ANGg De FASCINATION. -
= tsfcs. scn,oioe,l -sstS IS Gorgeous BiIIcts ;
10 most 6esuiiiui corVobes 10 the world. <
-O Gi.S & i1 dLi6 or 5I 10 rx ISs'
in song. dance far e. .setes' mg,ca Symna'nc'
: Tasteful. cles9Sr. 6esaiifai without cosrscnes, =
vuisariiy.
ACADEMY or Music. wACilTkL.
n LAST WEEK OF ms BRILLIANT sEASON.
wACHTEL GRAND OPESA.
Director ........... o.. ...AD. NEUENDOEtF.
WEDNESDAY, KVESiNG. December
N,rdis grand opora IN let's.
H. IltDNAIOkE.
WACH1FI ia hi grand role of. .MANRlCO.
FRIDAY EVENING, December 3.
(Tacrueth -uh-crntOn eight.
ana last night OF tbs season.
Ad,m's romantic opera in 3 acts.
1HE POsrILLlON OF LONJUMI ~; 49,,
| THEODORE NAtUrEL A. ............ q. .tHAPELON.
seats secured u Acadcuy an ~ Broadway.
MONDAY. ptccmherd,
wACHIEI OPFRA 81 ;hc BrooSy Academy q Music.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-05

THE FIRST THREE DAYS OF THE MIRACULOUS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-05

OF interest than in any previous year. The
SEoyerhor submits numerous recommendations
r ,ottk,ng to increasing the revenue, and to
retrenchment and reform. He recomm ends q
t t upon liquors. q proper tax on oysters and.
the taxation of church property when it ex-
ceeds value of $4,000.
REVOLT OF THE INDIANs.-A Kansas City
special says advices from Denver report that
troops have been ordered from Forts Lincoln
and Union to the vicinity of Cameron, New
mexico, where the Apache Indians had revoIted
some ten days since. 1t appears that one of
the Apache chiefs refused to take the rations
offered by the Government agent, and after
some words the Indian drew O revolver ard
shot the agent through the head. The affair
caused great excitement, and after the Indian
was placed in irons the rest of the tribe made a
general disturbance. There are grave fears that
general outbreak of the Apaches and Utes
will take place. Much anxiety is felt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles o'Conor, the great American
Iswyers is dyi1g-The Chicago and Illinois
ruptcy. Liabilities, 81 5OO0o6-The U. S.
debt was reduced S4sOO7s last month";
The old navy yard at Philadelphia has been
sold to the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, for
$1,000, 0o0.--Ex-Senator Ira Harris is dead.
The S. troops have been Withdrawn
from the Black Hills and the country is now
sw arming with miners.--Wm. NJ. Evarts, as
been selected for opening the Centennial. A
grandson of Richard Henry Lee of Virginia,
will read the Declaration o. Independepee.-
On the 9th nlt the velocity of the wind on
Mount Washington, was 156 miles per hour,
the greatest since the establishment of sta
ton there. The Thermometer was "a degrees
below zero.--The report of the Public
Printer shows total cost of printing, binding,
lithoGraphing, etc, for the year ending Sep.
TENDER 80, $1,50o,00O, besides printing the
Congressional Record at the cost of nearly
S99. 900. Competitors are allowed sixty cents
per thousand ems. or 81 per day of eight hours
"A Hindoo in Jamacia while in state of
religions frenzy beheaded five children.-
Burrle1 has been summoned to the Court of
Spain to answer about the VIrginius affair.
MIR. Layard, the British Minister when passing
through Bilboa refused to receive visit from
Burriel.--Two shocks of earthquake in New
Hampshire on the 1St--Senator Logan has
acute rheumatism of the braip-EX Cover
nor English has been appointed U. S. Senator
vice Ferry, Geceased.--One of the survive
of the Magdalen fleet says six vessels were lost
in the storm and only II out of 81 persons
were saved.--Cardina McCloskey preached
in the New York Cathedral last Sunday-On
! the Both, the Hudson was frozen from Pough-
keepsie to Albany. Along the northern frontier
of the United States the same day the
| thermometer was from three to five degrees
below zero-The official vote of Alabama on
the new Constitution was counted on the 1st
1t stands $1,000 for ratification 1927
| against.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-05
Gladstone and Manning.

[London Nov. I2 correspondence of Liverpool Courier
Mr.. Gladstone's article in the forthcoming
number of the Contemporary RerieC is at present
copiectural as to the subject, or rather as to
the precise phase of INSTRUMENTATION, which is
now the ghost of his lettered leisure at Hs-
warden; but the retired statesman will have
the company of Cardinal Manning in the same
number of the great polemcal magazine, and
the collaboration looks suggestive. The Cardi-
nal, who is always true to his mission of recon-
CLING English Professionals to the true Church,
from which they have been alienated against
their will, will give historical rectifcation
of the part played by Pope Innocent III. in
exacting from King John the great charter.
From the Cardin ais point of view the circum-
stances of that epoch have been strangely
misunderstood, for, 80 far from the Papal influ-
ence having been allied with tyranny ard
foreig domination, it has ever been secretly,
silently, but alas! Intellectually on the side of
freedom and popular right. But for the exer-
tions of Pope Innocent III. the barons would
never have curbed the tyranny of the grasp
ing Plantagenets, and by the time the Cardinal
brings his historical revision down to the close
of the Tudor period, we shall see, as through
a holy Roman haze, that the gradual alienation
of the English people from Papal allegiance
has been the work of tyrannical m onarchs, who
by persistent oppression forced Catholic peo-
ME into an attitude of mistaken and uninten-
tional Professionalism. Even Cardinal Grandi.
son was not SO acute as this, but then Mr.. Dis
raeli is no match for DR.. Manning, as Lord
Redesdale Gan testify.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-05
ITO be continusd.)

SALE OF A CoSvEST.-What was known ia
Jefferson, Texas, as the Convent" occupied
by the Sisters of Charity, has been purchased
by the Jews, for two thousand dollars, aud will
be converted into jewish Synagogue. The
Sisters have left. 1t is a very desirable pro-
perty, and most elegantly improved. The
grounds are ample, with Toe garden spot and
o-osDS a,d sTotics There are two fine two
Story frame buildings, with out.houses and
other Improvements. The 6aiidiagS alsro
must have cost more than three times sae
money for which the property was sold Inc
giatafa did q great deal of good while tneEes
md their derariuTe IL very much regsssts%-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-05

MOST REV. THOMAS FURLoNG, D. D.-The
death is announced of the Most Rev. Thomas
Furlong, D., D., Bishop of Ferns. This event
took place yesterday. His Grace was conse.
Grated to his See on the 22d of March, 1857.
The deceased Bishop, who was in the 14th ye IT
of his age, succeeded the late DR.. Murphy in
and deservedly respected by all classes and
creeds.-DubliR Freemaa's Journal, Nor. ID.