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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
A BANK ATTORNEYS EMBEzzLEMENr.
ADOLF LEYINGER ALLEGED TO HANK DEFRACDkI
THE GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK oUr Oh
sos 7SJ

ADOLF LEyINGER ALLEGED TO HAYR DEFBAUDED
THE GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK oUr Oh
$3S, 73J.
Adolf Levinger, well-known lawyer, and,
until III failure the attorney for the German Uptown
savings Bank yesterday arrested by Major Quincy
OF the sheIihs Office order of arrest granted by
Judge DonOhue OH the complaint and affidavit OF Her
man Uh receiver of the bank, and the aihdaV OF Henry
Clausen ir President OF the Bank when il suspended
Those state that the defendant was the attorney
of tho bank ard such received frOm the bank for col
lection the following bonds and morgages Bernhadt
Bracht, $500; William LOew, $1,000; Eugene Mehl
$4,000; Jacob zapp, $4,000 Jacob Zapp, $4,000 Philip
Levy, IS 900: Isaac Edeuuth, $4,000; that the de
fndant collected these amounts. S3SOO0 OF PRINCIPAL
and interest amounting to $50 thc moneys OF the anK
AMI appropriated them Receiver M asks Tor aJudg-
meni fOr S3S,73J.
in the sum of $4,000. He gave bail and
was released. lie at one time u
prominent politician in the seventeenth Ward, but few
wears ago moved uptown He has had good repnta-
mon in the community to the present time, and his
action has caused much surprise among bis friends lie
was considered be wealthy until snort time ago IL
Is believed used the funds collected by INN 10 make
good business losses intending to return them 10 me
bank, but unable TO do so, and tine failure OF le
precpated tie discovery IL is asserted mat MS
alleged emDeZzemcnt by Leynger was enc OF INC pncl
PAL reasons for the suspension OF the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
ALABAMA BONDHOLDERS.
PROTESTING AGAINST TIE PLAN OF TIE STATE CsM-
HfteSrONsTRs


MISSIONERs.
A meeting of the bondhOlders OF the State
OF Alabama was held yesterday at No ~ Broadway 10
consider the proposition OF the state Commissioners Tor
the adjustment and liquidation OF the state DEBT Wheh
II 10 issue new 80 years currency bonds, principal ana
interest to be made payable In this city at the following
rates For the first five years al the rate OF two per cent
per apnu for the succeeding five years AZ tEe ie
of three rer cent per for the reX succeeding ten
wears al tho rate Of four Per cent per annu ana Tor he
remaining ton years the rate OF five per cent per
num- Only o portion 81 the direct State debt VIII DC
recognized and all the railroad bonds heretofore guaiah-
teed ana Endorsed by th' state are not 10 DC recognized
any shape BY these state debt Of about 49,
900 900 will be reduced 10 between S6,ocO,OOO ana
81 900 900 while all the accrued Interest up 10 uN
is7G, will be repudiated. The bonds outstand-
ing have been Issued 20 bear interest AZ
I'VE psr cent end eight per cent per anhum.
The proposition met with general cisfaVor among 'he
bondl odtTs. consider0pe feeling was nAnlieste:
DO itiun ri which had been prepared 10y one OF me
boudhoders. protesting against the proposition OF we
stat holding that the state cOHio easly
prytc no,esi Of FIVE per cent on 81 ,OOOoo Tue ac-
tnoyledged debt OF the STATE. No action was taken on inc
petition but the following committee was appointed 10
prepare a renOnstrance for presentation TO the AlaDat
Legislature protesting against tse adoption Oh ING
proposition Of the C1mmi sOners M H. HaJ.s - IL
Dos II II. Walker c. H. Smith, ana j. & May Din
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
TIE BOWEN LIBEL SUITS.

Judge Reynolds yesterday appointed Charles
f. Fellows OF Hartford Conn, Commissioner 70 take the
testimony of VIM s. PiersOn Of Windsor, Conn, In the
slit brought by Henry c. Bowen against The BROOKLYN
aiig Eagie and Kinsells for alleged bel There
are "a nterrOgaores by the defendants counsel to DO
propounded 10 Mr. Person. the most important OF which
are as tOlOws
We're YOU at any time interested engaged in any
enterprise business TO find get money or treasure
supp0sed TO have been lost in the Hudson River ~ per
son named Capt. Kidd and those associated with hlmi
II yea answered to the foregoing question: then state
during what time you were 60 engaged.
About what period is II supposed or believed such
money treasure was lOst1
What WAS of the partnership or corporation
by which snch business or enterprise was cCnductodf
Where was the search made for such treasure
Who were associated with you owners or managers
yn I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE BLEECKER STREET RAILROAD.

AN EFFORT FOR THE REMOVAL OF J. NJ. HARLOW.
A motion in the suit Of George X. Sistare
against the Blocker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad
Company and others for receiver OF the defendants
road for the removal OF John NJ Harlow from his place
AS trustee of the mortgage the road and for
stay of the brought by Harlow to foIecose that first
mortgage was argued yesterday before Judge Davis in
Supreme Court Chambers. The plaintiff sues "a holder
of 900 of the 100000 occurred by the first mortgage
OF the road He charges that Mr. HarlOws appointment
was irregular for lack Of published notice, that he
has failed to do his duty in not securing further
assurances time to time the Company obtained
more property, which should have been made subject 10
fret mortgage that ne was entitled under the terms
of the mortgage take possession OF The Whole road on
the failure TO pay last July interest and did not That
rents and taxes. and about $4,000 10 employees and
Others, the whole floating debt being about Sl2oCoi
that second mortgage has been created, though Few
bonds have been issued that the management mas bee
wasteu and in the interest of other companies ana nal
$4,000 has been expended mprovidenty Ia attempting
to affect legislation. 49,,
In answer the Company that the floating indebt-
edneSs is largely Oyerstaed by the planth ana tat "a
the last months t has been reduced at about TOoOOO
that arrangements are now in progress by when the
July interest overdue, and tue coming January III
tercst will he met that large part OF the property Is
Other charges of the plaintiff denied. MI Harlow III
ms answering affidavit, avcls that he was APPOINTED ~
the request of majority OF the bondhOlders ana re-
Gently holders of S46l 900 ont of the 100000 OF
bonds had expressed in sworn ahdtViis desire mat hc
continue management. Judge Davis reserved his dc
csiOn. Sullivan kObhe, and Fowler appeared Tor plain
tin: John ". Scrihner for tho Company, and John h.
Deyn for Mr.. Harlow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
MIDNIGHT WE5IHEB REPORT


For Wednesday, in the South Atlantic States,
stationery barometer aud temperature southwest wines
and clear weather.
For the Gulf states falling barometer warmer. south
eriy winds partly cloudy and hay weather, followed III
Texas by q severe "GOrthcr"
For Tennessee the Ohio Valley, sUd upper lakes, fall
ing barometer increasing south and east Winds warmer
cloudy weather. and possibly light snow
FOR the Upper Mississppi and Lower MISSOURI Nacysi
falling baroue warmer, south ast winds, ana possibly
light rain, followed suddenly Dy cOld nOithelf
winds and clearing weather 800
For the lower Lakes rising followed by fallng baron
eter warmer sOuthery winds, elOud, and ram snow
For ne H.idle aud Eastern SUITES, stationary or r,SPg
barometer n0rtest sO-leest lHds, co0ie clear J0i-
iotred bY uc0fTacT, hdsy vsaiher.
The Ohio and Mississippi Will continue falling slowly
For canal regions OF NewJcrsey and virginia temper-
ture viii rise, bat remain at or below freezing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS SALARIES.

Inquiries were made yesterday i'll regard to
the report that there to be strike among the tele
graph operators employed by the Western Union Tee-
graph Company in consequence Of the proposed reduc
ton OF salaries President Orton diselamed any know
edge OF such a move, as did also the operators MI
Oon said that there justification for any strike
While all the great corporations had been reducing the
wages OF their employees during the past two years the
Western Union had maintained the salaries intact NOW
when it hal become important point in the economy
OF the Company the reduction had been graduated an
To be felt only able support Il. Clothing
md been deducted the salaries of employees recey
Ing $50 month or less aud only 50 month rom those
receiving 800. The larger salaries had suffered the
most MI orion did not expect any serious olsensions
10 grow out OF the reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
coxcERNtSG A PUBLIC CHARACTER.

And now &C. ". b. 1--WE thought The Erea-
inn Post rad Killed him ON comes forward and claims that
he was tho first man VINO applied the phrase tidal
wave" to politics. There Was once 4. W VINO nestt
the story i--hat tho tidal wave" In short-wbo does
90 ~ H." take the readers OF IN, fleming Posi- 70 be,
ANYWAY, II they do not know who he H. we viii now
tell them He IL an old. large man. with oycopgda III
each hand and kleptom9nla in his head. lie was not
Adam hut he wa. around In the Garden. He not
Lob hut no was there: nor he Tobit. but Tobi
as not always alone. n was he who suggested Magma
CLsrta lie started the Thirty Years War by oppor-
tune pamphlet Gunpowder and lTnaulsiantil-
lion" He wrote the prophecies Of the monk Tranquil
Wolfgang But principally he dug ont New York harbor
The b. family over, having used up the Od World
purpo-ey dig that hole. IL Is their hole and we w.h
but that would be unch8riabe. g. W. h. has other re
sorts aud has bad years. I'm 1868" he says, |
wrote AN article The SH paper lie did; lac did
He Ia all newspapers ever since They have
visited on him the bitter sarcasm OF uDcompllmentsry
headlines but he writes and " the article resd-
AT Inc ton. Another Letter from the OLD - II reads
AT the bottom, 80. W. g." But were speaking or the
" tidal wave" We invented tat expression ourselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
TIE LOSS OF TUE DEUTSCHLAND.

LONDON, Tuesday. Dec. II, 1870
The adjourned inquest at larwich on the
bodies from the wreck of the Deutschland was brought
to "a close to-day.
Cant Brckensten repeated the evidence he gave be-
fore that he was 80 miles out OF his course when the
steamer struck.
Witnesses called to prove that the tug Liverpool
did all that was possible TO save life.
The jury, after celebrating three hours, rendered
verdict that the victims their death exposure
or drowning that the primary of the wreck was
that the captain consequence OF the state OF the
weather lost HE reckoning hut criminal act Is airO-
uted to him. The jury add that 1t IL to be regretted that
the Deutschland had not the bestknown appliances for
ascertainng the distance raversed that her boato"er
ing apparatus was not Of the best AM hat an expert
enced pilot was not in charge. They conclude by Ge-
carng that great credit is due to the captain and crew
of the tug Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE HOMEOPATHIC BALL.

The Homeopathic ball will take place on
wednesday evening" of next week and is certain TO At
tract large aud select cOmpa.y the present demand
for tickets suI has surpa,sed hat of all former
years Br. George Holman is President, ana DIR. L.
seeger Chairman OF the Executive Committee. Among
the Gen. Dix, Gen and Mrs sigel Aduirai
Trenchard Mr Beach, better known the auhOress OF
Pelavo Mrs j. H. Allen judge Barrett, Mrs Anna
Washington Dr Throop, Mgs Barrow, the authorizes
Mrs JOIN bigelow, j. q. A. BoYC H. Kelly 5tJ les, and
others. Gov linden viii hc pfescn, az the guest of Mrs.
John n gelow TleAets, $50 De had at Room 80, No.
4. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
MIR MoNHE1MER's PAVEMENT CONTRACT

In Superior Court, Part H., yesterday, the
suit Of the stafford Pavement Company against Joseph
A. Monheimer was concluded. The plaintiffs gave the
defendant permission their pavement and the de-
fendant did So paving portions of Seventh, Fifteenth
Fifty-sevenh and other streets and seventh-sve The
plaintiffs claimed royalty defendant refused, and suit
was brought The defendants counsel argued that IT
was contrary 10 public morals that such arrange
eut should be made for doing city work but the Court
held that this was private arrangement between the
parties with which the city had nothing 10 do, and
Yerdict WAS given Tor the amount clalmed$l0 io4 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

$50 cars n7s cs through consgnmens balance on sale
bsry) aga ns All for the tine last week ana
26 ears for the week last years mari 81 SLOW dnIli
bnk Of operations made IN Common aud Medium grades -
oily local only fair OF buyers presents
ings poor, bulk Of best shipping cstue shil Q
through; prices % medium IN falr shipping giaa.s
generally &c. aud lots iSc. Of. and Cotnnca
Cattle fully S OF last weeks quotations 1000 head ~
and go at 81 81 60, 81 - aud 90; Illinois steerl
averaging l. 90 ffS7. l2O1, and lZ2j al ~ g. 10,
81 - 20 OHIO stsrs averaging 1872, 1913, ll5D.
aud 3Og at 2j a. 90 A. 30 and 80 81 Michigan steers
ranging Polio b at 81 30 ~ Gl1 Missouri steers
ranging lO71d O75 N At ~ 3Jd$l 10 fnxss Steers bns
lew Offering ranging 5000 81 ttatJ Kentucky steers
averaging l236 Al 81 75 COWS and iiofs 81 z"@$s ID
Tor common 10 good lots.
SEgP AND Receipts today $500 head making the
supply thus far 1915 head aganst lZc
The time lst week and 1900 head LOT tas
he All disposed mostly for tho Eastern trade tho
prices those Of last Attendance OF
good quality ~ Western sheep fair average
last ada stock 10 f1ir supply quality
very good line lots Of Christmas stock sOd
sales Of Mch gan sheep, averaging los N, a. 80 %
90 H. at % 2O o5 N. AZ 81 a.. =, n, al - - ID, At
81 u. at - 10 27 N, at 20 20 81 n At 81 80;
81 ~ 20; 80 ~ At 9 S7 Illinois sheer vsragnss ~
At II % 81 No. at - 40 Canada lambs ranging from 80
10 03 H. N % aycrGgDg IS N. at ~ i2i9 - h.
o. No. extra lot at - % 30 at rs Canada sheep,
ng 1854 ~ 20 1870 10 at - 10 I55 D. al 81 - li7 q.
al - 80.
$500 heal against 500 head for tho
last week AID $500 head fOr the same week last
Market brisk all ,fngs sold b-ht roo pts and lo
mand fair Yorsers. ~ lOdS72j Heavy Hogs 81 i5@s7 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

ARTIST OF A WESTERN RoBBER IN BROOKLYN
Chief of Police Purdy of Toledo, Ohio, tele
graphed 20 Superintendent Campbell of the Brooklyn
police that "A named William II. Mortimer had
robbed tho Auditors office III Toledo. Detectives Corr
and Zundt yesterday arrested Mortimer he taking
some letters from the Brooklyn PosOice. On search
Ing his rooms at the Mansion House there found
bunch of skeleton keys and in mis- pocket 81 $50 In bills
When arrested he in company with ady VINO gave
the name Of Mrs Williams. The latter il alec detained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
nITts ~ MFuORIALs.

Mr. HITCHCOCK G,ep, Neb) introduced bill to
survey the Austin ropooy ampo Pacific Route Railroads.
Mr. KOBERTsON dseu :. 60 presented the petitions
of Elizabeth Il. Thomas widow of the late Cen Lorenzo
Thomas s-ng he granted pension. Referred to the
Committee Pensions
Nj PATTERSON G.ep.. s. @ introduced o bin extend
pg The .ue the redemption Ot lands he'd ny the
united -tdte under The several acts evylug direct taxes
Referred Ia the Committee on Finance
Mr. WINDOW rep. Mimi presented memorial of
citizens OF Wisconsin for appropriation Tor me COM
-ion the EOx River improvement, and FOR the con
stricon of canal along the bank OF The Wisconsin
RIVER Portage CITY Wiz, 10 the Mississippi River
Referred 20 tHe Committee Transportation Routes.
TIE senate then af l:lO. on motion o. Mr. ltelins
0ep., y. -, proceeded to tie consideration 0i
executive business
A. 9IJ tue doors we're reopened and the Senate od
iourncu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

Exposure 10 drafts when heated and sudden
changes temperature o the atmosphere. are prolific
.oufces Gods which OF llanIn.
the lungs pcufsy, asthma, ahd Other pulmonary
affections developed Hho1li Jol bo unIoi.eha.o enough
10 contract cold a. Ia JAihkb AfkilOkAh
remedy mat viii not only promptly cure coughs ahl eoids
all relieve and tne pulmonary ana pOnchA
nL IN. anh LrnDNe All dsnErrOnn b nllouls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
LARGE MEETING OF GRANGrRs

LANCASTER, Penn, Dec. ii. - The State
Grange OF the Patrons Of Husbandry began its semi
annual session here ths afternoon. About 500 repre-
senqtye. from all parts Of the State present. mcUd
ing many ladies. The greater part of the day
pied N tbo Usal preliminary business The report Of
the secrtary shows Leairhy condition vi the oea!
l,fungar. nnnhlIlnK IN all about 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
HARD BLOW TO AVON, n. Y.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Dec. IA fire broke
out at Avon ~ " last night in the Pattee House. which,
with the barns attached, was destroyed There were
also burned cottage, house. barbershop ana another
dwelling. aud subsequently the freight ana passenger
depot OF the Erie Railway. The huge watertanks nj
either end OF the depot escaped did nlso the express
and baggage offices. fire engine and hose car
rage were sont to spot from this city, but failed 10
arrive before the fire had completed Its work The total
lOss foots M between $50 900 and $4,000. II i Sc
we're blow TO Avon following similar loss some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
CITY SANITARY MEASURES.

SUGGESTIONS AS TO PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE IN
NEW BUILDINGS.
At the meeting of the Board OF Health yes
terday Sanitary superintendent Day reported LIT In
spections by the Sanitary Corps. The Ambulance Corps
re moved % persons sick with smallpox to Riverside
Hospital Tho following Is comparative statement Of
cases OF CONTAGIOUS diseases for the two weeks ending
Dec IL, 1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE GREAT POWERS AND TURKEY.

CoNsTlNINOfLK, IutEday, Do. II, IS'l'
The Austrian ambassador asked the Grand
yzer on Saturday TO suspend hostcs and open negot-
ations in the insurgent district.
Some OF the Ministers urging tho Sultan to reject
the programme OF reform emanatmg from the Northern
Powcrs and in justification Of such rejection, 10 refer
them to the pn OF reform which the Porte Itself intends
10 promugate tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

BEsr HOLIDAY GIFr.-The latest device in
machine sewins " the "New Automatic sewing Machine"
which Is creating quite sensation in the market No b. tier
gt can selected for mother wife, sister CT friend No
special discounts tempt purchaser but perfect
PROBATION delight guaranteed 10 the possessor No 61S
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE FIRE RECORD.

a WIIF'W-'
100000
BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Dec. 14.-At 6 o'clock
this evening fire broke out in of the cabinet shops
Of tho Wheeler Wilson Sowing Machine Company. con
ssting of two brick buildings $50 feet long by 90
deep second 200 feet long and three stories
high The Fire Department nearly powerless ON &C
count OF tho supply OF water. gale Of wind
prevailed. The secor Sewing Machine Factory wac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE BRENERUAVEN EXPLOSION.


The passenger Thomas, who is supposed 10
have owned TIE case OF dynamite which exploded ut
Bremerhaven Is an American. He had been residing for
some months at Sirchlen, saxony.
Tho Teser Zeilung this morning asserts that Thomas
confessed TO the intention of destroying the steamship
Mose for the sake of the assurances he held aud mp
Gated others in the pot. The report requires conma
tion which cannot be obtained before the END OF the
judicial investigation, which is now going
DRESDEN, Tuesday. Dec. j, 1873.
The police force made domicary visit 10 the abode
Of Thomas in strahen but failed to discover anything
throwing light the terrible crime in which the man Is
implicated His wife has gone 10 Bremerhayen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE BIBLE AND TIE SCHOOL

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 14.-To-day the Board OF
Public Education received a communication from al
organization STYLED the Liberal League" petitionng
the Board 10 prohibit the Of the Bible In the public
schools II created considerable STIR The subject Whh
abled the vote being almost unanimous to dispose of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

Oellichs & Co., agents of the North German
Lloyd, received cable dispatch yesterday giving the
OF the passengers OF the steamship Moscl kei
and injured by the dynamite explosion at Bremerba'en
ar follows
Second Cahin--FIcrman Craner and Alfred Grauich-
stadtcr, killed; Bertha Lebr, slightly wounded, ana
George Meter. missing perhaps leit on shore. 80, ,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT haut1 and OTTO kumche, kllIed
Earrestine Kruger and child, Rudolph Nite. Hermann
Uapve Carl Model Edward Becker. Adabert Inrk,
Josef Dsuzer, and Wilhelm Schmidt wounded {. Lane,
j. Grimm Joseph WiesSner Johann Roth, aud Frederick
kiuqIuauD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
lie NEW FRENCH SENATE.
pAuIs Tuesday Dec. 1.

-
In the Assembly to-day, NJ. Fourcaud, Dep
uty for the Girondc and member Of tine Left was the
only person elected Senator All the other candidates
failed TO obtain the requisite majority II is believed
that several Legitimlsts and Bonaparsts abstained
from voting to-day fearing the success OF the extreme
RcpubliCans,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
THE REV. DIR. FUIToN's NEW CHURCH.

A large number of the friends of the Rev.
Justin d. Fulton, d. d. met in the edihce formerly occu
pied by the Clinton Avenue Baptist Church l0st evening
and organized the Centennial Baptist Church, with Dr.
Fulton pastor one hundred and eighty three persons
iOined the new church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

threatened together with ST. Mays Catholic Church,
but II il now thought the fire will not destroy them The
insurance the cabinet shops about S3OoOOo bu, In
what companies tho risks taken IL Is impossible TO
ASCERTAIN at this time The loss will reach 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
P4cSENGERS ARRFVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL-IH steamship England, Dec. H.
Msr,n BrOly, {. Smead wife and children. j. IL. Run
hOr Dr. -. HecCIe, MI Thompson, u. Taylor, r. Masb
NJ ID ybTg, T. Gaylord, 81. Duad A. 6. Lucey AMI wife ME-
Sacs Mr. A.pc, Miss ~. CoGu Dr. v g Nnos aud Nc. Mira
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

THE NFw-YoRK TRIBUNE has secured the
services OF n. James, H., foreign correspondent
Mr. lanes 4. we'll known Ia readers OF 7ht AGaafle.
6oIarV etc IL Seems a. " fHE TRIBUNE could never
get enough OF brilliant ~iiIos-I Auburn p1V Aa''f-
u.eT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

sefui Christmas Present Is sIcd UsGgFIA. Those
TIE old established mouse II
SIS COZ 100 Droadwsy. ale eSpec ally reliable 1ry
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&C. A. A. y q J sSS iiii4 y

L..
Though there is reported n marked increase in tho
number Of cases OF dphtheria yet the mortality from
that disease last week not great as in the week
previous Dr. Elisha Harris Register OF vital statistics,
reported 500 deaths for the week ending on Dec II,
against 500 previous The increase - found
TO mainly in old age, 40 phthiss SS brOpchtls ana
pneumonia 81 and pucrperal diseases, 10 There were
reported "a more deaths for the last week than for the
corresponding week OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

CATTLE MARKET.

BUFFALO Dec. ii.CArrtK- R,eetp N tay. l6sS head.
making total supply Cor tbo stek h"a lar 6f" heat 9r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

PHOvIDrNcF r.. T., Dec I4.-Punting cloths dull sod IN
changed. Best 6X6i held at &c. 30 day. fOr ssDt
1 &C., 90 tJys for contracts.