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The daily gazette., 1875-11-15
FIRST EDITION
Church Statistics.

,,rppEsTING FIG UREs CONNECTED
ONE .m,, RELIGION IN WILMINGTON.
,;s last letter the Wilmington
IN n.nnondent n,y of the Lewes Light in
FOTfesppo spo following religious statistics:
els rs lnv nnv,,mber of church buildings in
h. .u city wilmington is a. The e, ag-
.,' .asste value thus absorbed Is $l,2l2,-
s''T The number of sittings approxi-
% Of $50, each sitting thus repre-
nstS .;,T w an investment of $45 90 or an
F'nnui7 oi interest account of $2.70. 1t is
npOt ~ 10 assume, that not more than
|all half these sittings are regularly
DC neanied lied the annual interest account
etnp t.Snaprefore S.. .04; add to this sum that
,is 'u 40 as the pro rata tax upon each
's"niod sitting, for the maintenance
V'hr"rch services, and the annual cost
leach is $40 40.
!, ,'I costs at least six per cent. to
!.,-ol capital for. business purposcs:it
..ot cost communicates to SO retire
...l from active business pursuits,
!, mist cost in addition to six per
", w tbe sum gained by like amount
.'%yeely 'iel employed. A calculation
Ssspd ' upon the census returns of 1870,
Y, o'' ,bt city of Philadelphia proves n
ain of twenty per cent. allowing ''for
Jnubling of the wages of labor en-
nloypd," Twenty per cent. cannot
ibSrefore bS be too high an estimate: and
- his the gross amount of incidental
'ost flor maintainance of services). A.
,or,Ieman well versed in the matter
,sye me the figures of $50 "a as the
'verare cost of sitting (annually)in an
soonomically managed church; add to
Spse the sum of $500, 600 as reprcsen-
inc tbe annual ABSORPTION of wealth
IN Suildng and improving churches,
4 careful count proves this to have
bpen the rate in this city, in the last
iecste-with these figures the account
stands thus
Interest upon total valne S 72,754.5C
Dosof maintaining services 72,615. .0C
70 ver ct. lost by retirement
OiCSpital 242 ,515 0(
Average annual absorption
intOnew buildings 1000. .0(
Total cost $3s9, ,s94, 5(
This sum represents the money cos
Of the religious instructions of thi.
city, allowing the amount of SLAP,
IS to have been accumulated, ant
retired, without detriment to thei,
social and mutual enjoyment and pro
sess
Labor statistics from the L. S
Bureau of statistics, show the sum o
$50 per week, of 60 hours, to hav,
sen paid as wages, to ordinary labor
H by the Harlan & Holm gswortl
No., Of this city; averaging SO week
lnually, these men would have al
nnual income of $425, bearing tn
eation of / 918th part of the tota
lven above, proving an absorption
4 !the labor of more than 900 men fo
ae support of our churches, al
mount exceeding that employed b,
a H. & Fl. Co
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SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark.

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know OF, and cures all cura.
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
tion, but the method OF preparing It is sueh
as to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor of forty years to place
world. 1t is used and prescribed by some OF
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases of cough relieved and enabled 10
sleep and get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
augl9toianl'76 235 Market Street.
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{. f. KunkePs Bitter Vine oflran

Has never been known to fail IN the cure Of
weakness attended with symptoms indis-
position to exertion, loss of memory, difficult
OF breathing; general weakness, horror of
disease, weak. nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni.
versal lassitude of the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
not hands. flushing OF the body, dryness OF
the skin. pallid countenance and eruptions
on the face. purifying the blood, pain in the
back, ,heayiness of the eyelids, frequent black
spots lying before the eyes with temporary
sunuslon and loss OF sight; want of atten-
ton. etc These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and to remedy that use E. +. Kun
kePs Bitter Wine of Iron, 1t never fails
thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t Get the genuine. Sold only in 81
bottles. Take only f. f. Kunkeps. Depot
and Office. No 259 North Ninth street. Phila.
delphla, Pa-S
Ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
1t Is now deemed Indispensable AS a tonic
medicine. 1t costs but little. purltles the
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
Yates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask a trial of this valuable tonic
proprietor, No 259 North Ninth street below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkePs Bitter Wine OF Iron and
take no other.
1t is sold only in 81 bottles, with photo
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper, al
other is counterfeit
Sold by druggists augs.lmdTw
No. 25s. Tape Worm 259
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re.
ter to patients treated. DIR. +. +. Kunkel
No. 259 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ad
vice free. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
also removed.
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,nI tff leo Store.-The great Canton
q aua Japan Tea Company, have opened
d sIofe at No. 3 West Third street,
,.n "aere They will keep on hand a full
f1Ssol.llent 1mit of Oolong, Black, Japan,
ail,pelial aia and other teas, together with
'IG oid uov' Java, Maracaibo, Laguayra,
o.s os s'fong Rio; Mild Rio and other
-Jnees ,Tn., OF the best quality, which they
4uSef!lse to sell lower than any other
,'o'e W. IN the city. Mr. James Crippen
saS aas assumed the control of the tea
rUts nOast, and invites his friends and the
paUlic 9.l 10 call and see him at his new
Paatc Paa OF business, as he believes they
sau ,au oe better served than at any other
aw, auuse In the city. We can safely rec
'~Hiena this house to the public.
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Extraordinary shots.

The Germantown 7e7egfdph says:
We last week published the fact of a
gentleman Of Germantown shooting two
pheasants in September at a single dis
charge, although he saw only one. Since
then another gentleman informs us
of an extraordinary shot made by him
some years ago. Not having any busi-
ness to attend to in the fall of the year,
he frequently hunted muskrats along a
stream near his residence. Seeing one
Of these on n certain occasion, he dis
charged his gun at it and afterwards
picked up one dead muskrat and mink.
The skin of the latter animal afterwards
sold for Sc.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

THE AMERICAN RIFLEs.-Saturday
Aajutant General Reynolds, received
from Washington, bill of shipment
for the arms furnished by the General
Government TO the American Rifles
of this city. They will arrive in a day
or two
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POiice Cases.

Geo. Mckim, for the larceny of
watch, a $40 mattress and several
small articles, was held in S40o bail,
for appearance at Court.
Two cases of disorlerly conduct and
three cases of drunkenness were dis
posed of at the usual penalty.
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.vss: ssoRD PREsENTATIoN.-Last Tuesday
EsalR, EEe1llR, while the employees of the
'an aar q Hollingsworth Company were
w. SS.nR PAID of, Joseph Jones, on behalf of
'$s Son. ooat yard employees, presented to
,uaaciiman ,sna Thomas johnson, Superin-
SAuent OF the yard, beautiful sword,
gorgeous appearance and immense
@nrao mf. johnson appropriately re-
s'.ueu; ms s The sword was nearly six feet
s@s1a S ahd was made of wood, finished in
~. iSpie1e style. A hempen tassel, about
ps,s., m long, dangled from the hilt !; a
T'Tno STsoa seart on the end, and splotches
mug a9oa lred paint on tn. blade, illus
sSs nstta the terrible character of this i'm
pesneu psaag weapon. 1t was made by Joseph
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

GROCERIES AND Provisions Those
wishing to get fresh and cheap grocer.
les and provisions should call on John
McCaulley, n. +. Corner of Third and
King streets, who has just laid in a
general assortment of goods.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

SoLD.-At MIR. Heald's sale, Satur-
day morning, the 20x100 feet lot at the
n. w. corner of Eleventh and West
streets, which was at first withdrawn,
was afterwards sold to Alfred Gaw-
throp, at $47, so per loot, or 1850.
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bs,a. s,,as.asoSAL.-Mr. John l. O'Byrne,
asoOs; sor,Glore one of the publishers and
tonpas teonp,letors OF the Morning Herald, has
duected himself with the editorial
@'pMafament M of the paper.
,osi,;a t, aaeorge Morgan has resigned his
Hra,o5n Hon as city editor of the Morning
soma mraM and will connect himself with
O,ns, e Philadelphia or Washington
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS. = MI

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. = Mr.. 7.
ID. Kinder, formerly of Delaware, has
commenced the commission business,
at the corner of Sixth and keslin Sts.,
Chester, Pa, and will give his person
al attention to the same. All consign-
ments of country produce, will receive
prompt attention.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

CorRT.-CourI commenced at New
Castle, this morning, and was largely
attended. The criminal calendar will
probably be commenced to-day, and
the trial of Chadwick first taken up.
The proceedings bid fair to be interest.
ing.
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All who suffer from coughs. colds, ,bron-
chitis, Group whooping cough. and the most
to be dreaded OF all. Consumption, can find
sure relief in Or. Wistar's BdiSdRt Of Hiti
Chary, which cures when other remedies
tall. 30 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

shor.i.hi hnhA OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire
gss ay alter five o'clock last evening,
Of ~ caused us by rumor that the ruins
broL.," M " q W., Railroad Shops had
msn, out afresh. The fire depart
were w with their usual promptness,
vices W. un hand, but happily their SER
'Nes were not required.
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SPECIAL NGTTCE.
HORST EssIcASk

Positively cured by the use Of HUMPH-
REl's HoMEPATHlC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist.
2i5 Market street.
Also. for sale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Goods anl Humphreys Specifics for rofle.
Oct l5-t inn
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

PRoF.: FowLER's LEcTUREs.-Prof. O.
S. Fowler will deliver his last lecture
this evening in the Institute Hall to
gentlemen exclusively. He will remain
at the Clayton House until "Wednesday
evening for consultation, and will leave
that night for the Eastern States.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15
Good for Day or Night

The "Diamond spectacles," being entirely
free from any injurious substances, can be
used equally by daylight, gas-llght or lamp.
light, without tirlng or njurlng the eyes.
Each genuine pair bears the trade mark, a
small diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by b. s. Clark, No
407 Market street. novI5eod&wlw
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Teachers Institute.

\ free lecture on "Schoo, Government" to
which the public is invited, will be delivered
by Prot w. w Woodrun, before the Teach
ers' Institute. in school House, No. l, com
mencing at 4 O'Clock. tomorrow, [Tuesday)
afternoon. noyl5-2t
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15
USEMENTS.
WYOMING MONTHLY
IOTTA- R n

Draws on the sOth OF each month hyo by az.
tbority OF the Legislature. ss7o'TTov ln
Cash prizes-l Chance ave Iieke.S
81 eacn, or 10 for IS. leaving 50 10 pc aeuuui i
ed from the pr zes after the drnwing' fu'i
"aart;culsrs a sent free Address
p"' I, II, pATTEE, Laramie City,Myomlhs'
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

The other day, as the big steamer.
from her dock, a bit of boy approach
ed the mate and asked: Coin up the
river, mister." Yes well, hist
her out from shore rs fur as you can,
continued the lad. "for Bills ishing
from the wharf up here by the depot,
and he'll have sturgeon atorc noon
if some steamboat don't 20 ara
raise sturbance round there
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15
CANCEik

AerOfula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ASTIDoTEs uni
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cancer
Institute tone of the handsomest marble edi
does in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute in the country. Remedies, with full
ss-send Tor Pam phlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
H. r. BOND. N. D..
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
eb22 dIy 320s Chestnut ST.. rn L. Pa.
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~ IA JHEE KEPORT
WAsH1NGToN, Nov. ID =.

" AsHISGToN, Nov. Id =. 81
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lower Lake region anl
Middle States rising, followed by fall
ing barometer, winds shifting to east
and south, slightly warmer and cloudy
weather, partly cloudy weather except
lower temperature along the coast and
in former light snowAnd rain.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

To SUFFERING LApIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Finale Hudrastin Po,pders." for all female
Complaints BY mail, 81. Address. DIR.
Rogerson. p. o. Box. 256S y. \. itv
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

day att as,a. oFF.-About 5 o'clock Satur-
he ASnoon wheel broke off one of
Sirtb stau Express Co.'S wagons. on
lall. street, between Orange and Tat
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Concentrated FavOring Extracts
of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery. etc, ETC., made
and sold wholesale and retaIl by
4. BRISGHURST h CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets
ToiIet Mirrors.
A full assortment of all sizes, inriu'ling
double magnifying, &c.
K. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market street
fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
sale by r. bhlN1aUhSl w..
orHthe Bath.
" Bath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloveo. and many other
articles oil the same class at
K. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
Corner sixth and Market stree
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

KNIcKERBOCKERS have uow in
II stock n complete assortment OF theS
fashionable goods. comprising all the newest
colorings and styles in plain. plaids and
stripes. w. B. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-15

Rerorcftng.-Samuel RogGs, WHO
was so severely burned last week, is
slowly recovering, and was somewhat
improved this morning. His improve
meut, however, will be very gradual
, 1875-12-08

olpst rhrt OF tbs work, namely, tho civil sulu
ThoY viii no on lust ns II Tmool himself vers
Ae1e to take ra.t in the defonBo. Tho csIn,in,,
allt will Of co,rse bo Blspoudod TIL Twcod Ia 10.
tnkeu. I open the lriucisal Hnlt in hohal,
Of the people no1t Monday. morning
with an argumont befora Judge Day,
"struck - Jury. and when have carried tt,s mo.
tion 1t will re1ure about ton ays for tho ysr,oua
legal pr,eosAos to In gono through that mnst
necessarily procetlo tho trial, 80 that expect Ia
begin actiYo operations about the middle OF neif
week." Mr.. pcckhan1 then explained what II
meant bv tho "styuck" Jury, and thnn went Oh
"If you ask mo What tho effect Of Tweod's n.
cnpo will bo upon tue Jury, nm FREQ IA
ray that 1t will prejudice It In fayos ii
tho prosecution. Plight IL atwkye interrtsted
ns confession Of guilt, and though /
lAye now case 20 strong that It must surev
curry conviction wlth IN honest juty, am eltd
to havo thIn additional cyidcucn." Mr. rect.
ham said nothing about tho rccarture OF Tweed
1Ie had evidently ha1 no consultation about apy
proceedings tending in tho direction Of capture.
Speaking of tho eBnapc az beaElnR on Tbs au.hor.
tiles who havo had Tweed 10 care. ME. Pocahsta
said: ~ am not At all ,surpnsed to lehrn
Of tho cscnpe. I llavo been prepared for
it. and f1avo wondered that /. did not hsppsn,
earlier. As understand 1t, Mr. Twecd haa been
allowed all sorts Of liberties which shou!d I'd
hsyc been given him, and which would mot hays
been giyon him by honest officials. ! have hoa,d
that h0 has not only been allowed to yiait bin
family wfonever he ch6se, but has oVeB rtsi{ea
tho theatres In dlsEltlBo. And Woilltl not aou.
tlar II this vero true. nm not surprised at suv
exhibition OF corruption OH tue psrt Of our ofi.
niAld.h
, 1875-12-08

Ing. wantcd tl,o fact oonccatct1 mud rc]~eted ma
rroroai.iun designating n plara, finally sug..
Ect;lrE tis cbrnor uf Hnfrn;h street ntiu
i'hristy Aysnuo, III oslt- of-tho-wnY locality.
for tho rurroso. Vhoipc saw AirErun,
and McErne wns HOT tliHpnsoti Ia acccdo 10 tho
rrorurition. Tho city WAS full OF s1ettctivns.
McRrue was Fising taRtlmnny bethro Tho Grand
Jurs. aud Tor hin. 10 engage In tnch ncntnE
would not k'ok well. Finally, i,o Rcnt word
hluntly to aIcKeo that he could be fo,ind in his
room NJ tho l4lndolI, in cnso Motieo wanted to
Reo him. There wns no alternative In tho mat
ter. aEd sfokae noluiosooA in tho arrangement
stiputsting, hovsvor, for as iuneh sncrecy ~
possible. lla mot Thorpe on tho cornor Ut
Seventh Htrcct mud Chtsty avenue. waa rnn-
tiuctelarolluA k,ihe lstce' entrhIlcs ot tho hoa,
nnd ,lle,,ro up-stairs 10 Mcgrun'a room. M nue
Was mot M tho way. Mexico ,iehorel IN Mt tho
door of aegss3s'e rnnn,, aul tltnfi tlo tntnryinw
took place. WlIat that interview MAS Is Aeorat
bottled up i'll ategrun's t@aom. to ba nasde public
only when l,o takcs his p,ace tlpon tho w,tness-
stand. This information In rsgart1 10 the noot-
ing comes from quarter which unttles It 10 the
rank atnnrt of testimony in onurt. Apropus Of
Tho anme meeting on that Bummsr night. IN ox-
Cincinnati Congressman shoull romotnbor some
thing about ", though. of coutAo, 10 did net
know Ju's wlnt was going OIL. Iio was hero, aud
waA romnele1 to ,nse the anc1rty Of at lenst one
Of THIS pnrtipn involved whilo the iDtcrylow WAS
taking place.
, 1875-12-08

A London paper sa7a Tho declins Of tho
ballet IL an 1nqAeAtionabia fact. tho cause Of
which We cannot proteul to fathom. Judging,
however, from soEaa revelations made b5 DR..
bchu!z, IN Austrian physlclau. wo shouId bo
inclined 10 attribute 1t 70 tho circumstance
that tho greates tho atta,nmensA of q dau-
heusa the moro irksoma becomes q certain
Inability attending thu profo:slun. Thls dla~-
back cluseta Of = prcuiar cramp to which nil
other cramps arc u Joke. 1t begins ln tho coles
OF both feet, iucrehalng In iutouBity TIL tho
wlioio body IN ilnp.luate<l IN tho contraction,
nut palpltatlon OF tho heatt in produced, end
lug lu tusonsibillty. DR.. Schulz, haT1ng diHcoy-
erol Tint tIlia nalndy-~or, ut any rate, tho cx-
tremo form Of it-occusred only In tho case Of
the best dancers, tlose inttusted with the par
furmanco of the pRs seul. hunted It through all
tue most complscatoh movements known tu tho
profession, aud vt last tount sufficient CAUSE
fur its appearance in that beautiful step now
lara5y aseL. 10 execute which tho unncor poisea
hsrsslt OIL tho extsene point Of her cAauusurp+
.a!os ont OF school, cAunor inducd
10 produced Without tue help OF sAoss made
expressly for Tue lurpose, strengthened at
tho tip aud furnished viii. support running
up tho inner sils Of tho tue Gu wllcl the wLolo
weight OF the body rests. Tho Doctor adds that
he "as able, by the omploymaut OF electricity,
10 overcome tho hcrioua results 0f thu "4lAoccr's
craEap," but could doyiEa no neAns OF removing
iAe muscular pains which render what looks
lka fairy astine some Of the hafdess and
most barsssny work to which the human fEaiuo
IL aubfackau,
, 1875-12-08
IN GENERAL.
ST. LOUIS.
.spxeta, pispatth 70 llse chtean, 1!riat

Special Dispatch to The Chteaoo Tribune.
ST. LOUIS. No., Dec. 7.-Col. D. ". Mum, ox-
Supervisor. made his appearance III tho United
Htatca District Court thi, morning to SEQ how
matters stood, aRd whnt arrangements wero to
10 made III regard to his caae hero. Io made
ITO pica to hia Indictment, but stated that he de-
sired 10 consult counsel before deciding on
course. As lie produced . certi6ca!o showing
thnt he WEB under 900 bond In tho Uuited
ststcs Court At Springfield, ILL.,, 1t was doomed
unnecessary to require chat 10 givo IN addition
nl bond hgrc.
TNE nAncocK Rps1ons.
It was BeInt-olflciay announced this morning
That tho United States Grand Jury had tsnlahdd
Their laborH. and would finally adjourn to-mor-
ruw. It appears that tho announcement was
correct, but that tbs Jury, by se9asst OF tho
Government attorneys, subsequently agreed to
cen lutte in session woek longer. IN order to
consider somo special matter to DO brought be-
iure them. This special inattor IL stated 10 bs
now and corroboEatiyo testimony OF a very iul-
rortant character against Dabcock, and liking
hs completely 10 tho WhiskY-1ilng frauds beyond
aM doubt. This testimony ID IN The hhhpo ot
documentary testimony unearthod in Warrington,
aud Rlso OF wlenehsos II ON tae sae city, who have
been summoned to appear hore to toststy Aa-
other htatemont has boon made to the OBJECT
dictment today, but TINT Distriot-Attorney
Dyer and Mr. Henderson raonehtoa q delay, !u
order to eitt the nowly-discovete.i testimony.
Oath Henderson and Dyos were interviewed to-
night coucernlag the truth Of these reports, but
both declined tb express themae!yes Oil tue sub
jeck. Dir, Henderson, however, entertainA no
doubt that Daboook will 10 indicted, aud docs
not hositate to suy that ho ought to
lo indicted, and TINT tho l,oyern-
ment - III .posscssion OF amllo testimony
to convict. The Goyornmont officials hero een-
orally arc Of op!ulon that tho indictment OF Bab-
cock, though long delayed, ls inevitable.
LENiEsr rnEATMxHT or AfEnf,
good doal of cofllneut liz made hero OIL tho
action Of Judge Treat in permitting Avery to 70.
turn to Washington bn hlH old bond. wt1llo Mo.
Donald III kent behind tho jail bars III default OF
S50.0U0. TAs difference In tho treatment OF the
two.mou has had the elFect 10 arouso some lttls
sympathy for Mcdonald, aud 10 produce tho iul-
| precision that Judge Treat intends to act favor
| ably On Aycrs's motion fur ueW t1lal,
M'nosALbs HUCcEssoH ACQUIRED.
Information WaH WGde to-day befuro United
| States Commissonor Clarke, nllsHin8 TINT Super
| visor Meyer, Mcponald's successor, bccstne oug.
nizant during last bspsa1ntur Of frauds upon tic
Government aud failed to report the satie to BIZ
! superior oltleer. proaecutinR-Attoruey Dser has
| tho matter undsr amusement, aud whether liz
| will send tho matter beloFa the Grand Jury OF
/ permit an e1aminatlon betoro tho Commissioner
! he w!ll announce Ut an early day.
, 1875-12-08
Popular Currency,

A young and pretty vumAu who was 1,asssn.
ger Ly tie trim frum the East yeAterday MORN
iug had ler atteuIion attracted TO Aoms tc-
toTisl papere which Qua Ut tho uamHbors Was
vending at the depot. aud inquired tho price.
"Ten cents apteca." II wouIi like to hayo
one, only l haven't any change with lns." "1nen
you don't gets 'em," clabslraiIy remarked tha
doalor In iisera.ure. Tlo woiuan Aesitaled =
.uloment, and then iutuatsd tlss she outd Hiss
the newsboJ II he would give her the laprr.
kisa,us Wa goodies t!,st 6s had never hoped
for under such cilcanstAnccs, aud he lptimated
tls willingness TO accept the proposxl. scArcsly
tblokiug ehs Was in esinest but kiss l,lm Ehs
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