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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

TIE IHPoarEas AND TEiUEgs NAu0NAL BANK oF}
NEw.NOBK. NEFNOEE, Dec. = lolb }
4 DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT out o
n the earning the last sir months free ~ al lake" Ia
this oav beea b THIS Hsns payable Oh TIE "a dE
Ianuary next The transfer bcas VII rcnlin closed mot
on. date 10 "a pFoXuio T. IA. PERkISS JR- Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

OFFTCT COSTISgNTAL ISsUHAAgR Go,iRhkf'{
100 AND 1G2 BROADWAY, NEW-NGEK, dc. Y, lSfb }
UNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
mis- Company vii be held NoSDAY the 9th csy q
arsrv NEXT IA The polls wlA OPEN ~ IL CLOCK
noon and open one hOur CYHUS PECA Secrstry.
qHE NATIONAL rhgR BANk
Ncw.YCBN. Dec Il, 1879
VTHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors OF
rms Bark WIN held 80 the Ranking Rooms on ~ ~.
nav AN 1s77 between the hoursOf ~ cciorE w. ana
pas,et,.cct n m, 80 T. X WRIGHT, Cashier.
THE n ATIoSAL BANK or Tax REPbSJc
NEsg.Y OK. Dec. l.. 1873.
ryNHE CAPITAL OF this Bank having been
Il rslaeed ron Twenty Thousand 70 Fiiiecn lt0usahd
af One Hundred Dollars eco the re-
ncsied 10 return certificates ard receive NV SAts
c viii ne ready for drlvery 1Oth ~ JaauaIy Ffgx
Tie Transfer Books VII be closed iI SVi lt ~ ~
prOx. -. " y -
TINO HOLDERS OF ONO STATE SlOChS;-
Noce Is hereby given tnat the Interest due on the Iy
of January 1871 The Funded Debt Of ts state o 2h9
,tij be ,aif At the American Exchange Natlea fenk o.
York from the TO the 10th pToimo and Thereafter al
our Oface IN this city - 49,, ,,o .o,,or % STATE
VIM BELL, IT., - CTetafy 81 state,
JOHN LITTLE Acknowledgment,
(,ofuppgsioners sinking FuEd OF State oi OH!o'
Co,u-tyhus. Cf-to. Deg.l IA, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

S.UOVu B'rAuWAf RtNE,l
NEg.yOgK. Dee -. 1910. :
EIFTY-FOURTH DIFlDkND.-A SEM :
L ANIMAL DIVIDEND 81 EtGHT PER CENT viii h
Pao Oh Al" ''' '''" - p'A' J. T. RvKETTT. Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

At stenway Hall the Wilmington Colored
jubilee slugers Will give stcOni concert tonight.
AT the san Francisco hinftrels the conspira-
tors Of Thompson street, and what became oil ihem'
may be seen.
Al steinway Hall the Boston philharmonic
CLUB Will give three concerts tbs week namely, Ihurs-
day ana L day evenings and saturday afternoon.
At the Third Avenue compendous variety
progfsmme T. psr9r9 lh, dVsrS nien5 S
At the Academy the Adelaide Phillips Italian
Opera Company VII begin season OF one week three
periorA-nces) by singing IN baroere" TOMORROW
AT the linton Square the popularity Of "Rose
Michel ID unG.mni,ntd TINS Is another illustration
o. ne iaet nat oar citizens CAL appreciate nnd most
At the Comique Mr. Matt Morpan's arti4ticaly
arai ged table IA ~ ~ haye ben ciseoltin9rd, at
sebsion OF tie stage
At the BoNelyt tho be performance Of " Uncle
Toms Clhln was ven .Nl hsli' lvmorrow even
in new rama ca i'd Ida"
At the Olympic the pony circus, noted
ei9%n, so ltiSsS@teh6e ineT,se tHe
popularity Of THIS carefully +aana ed theatre,
The Park win be re9pened next wednesday
Bra,s" AN then aHd There n,s be PLAYED Mr.. Rove
aud several other popular actors VIII tAAe parts IN the
performances
At Booths the unexampled success Of Julius
Ca,.r is every way taDle to the management u
ths mob theatre. II euhcenlB u'nl,6 "a, 10 ~
sened they be. reason BILE degree suitably repre-
| scented.
At Woods Museum Mr.. c. W: Barry viii this
week act General Washington aud Mr.. Louis idioll
| Harree Birch the spy, in Centennial drslna made
mei5dIaus cslcd "'fho Roll Of the Drum" viii be
| played,
! Atthe Tfth Avenue Messrs. Davenport, D1nes,
attended The Grst Wednesday, matuce OF Pque" li.t
"Wednesday Invitation, and the performapce was 60
urban residents wil be given every Wednesday at
| o'clock.
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cHARIrY RLFORM WANTED.
What some OF the said Men Of Brooklyn had
TO shy About u Yesterday.


A number of Brooklyn's most iniluen-
tial taxpayers, including Judge Lott, A. A. Low
A. 5. Barnes J. J. Van Nostrnnd, T.. I Back
house, Mayor schroeder, Demas Barnes, JAS
Eschwege, jonathan ogden, Jr., Jacob Worth,
jeremiah J.. Robinson, ex-Judge Greenwood,
and Henry c. Murphy met IN the Brooklyn Acad-
envy yesterday afternoon to consider plan for
the abolition Of the present Charity Commission,
and the government Of the county institutions
by board ~ twelve men, who are to serve with
out pay Mr. J. j. Van Nustraud presided.
bill already introduced In the Legislature. pro-
Viding for the change to he made by the appoint
meut .of twelve governors by the Sheriff, the
Surrogate. the Mayor, ex OniCio Supervisor,
and the County Judge. Three members are To
serve one year three two years, three three
years, and three four years. resolution pro-
nounring the existing system q wretched failure
was unanimously pas ,cd Then long discus
sion followed as TO the proper appointing power.
The debate, Nhch was Joined Ia 10y Judge lott,
Denhs Strong Dena- Barnes, and ripley Ropes,
was strongly against political partisan commits
sion, or a board in which politics would rule
Ex-Judge I,Ott said the scheme seemed Ia he like
the one Tweed put IN operation III New YORK;
where six men were chosen from one party and
six from the other To- be supervisors, and they
connived to plumber the city worse than ever it
had been plundercd.
Demas Strong said he was opposed to the whole
eXiating plan. There wac no charity IN II. Tie
poor were not aided the county paid S'hnOh u
wear one-halrof which went to the Migrants, and
the other half to the uf1cchuldcrs.
There was no harmony in The discussion of a
proper appointing power, and the question was
referred 10 IA committee Of SEVEN who are to re-
port ON next Thursday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
PAcIrIC NAN SECRETS.
The New Homogeneous Hard Hunt for the
Ola Munngcmcnt's M!sdccdH.

The New Manaccmeut's Hard Hunt for the
Old iinnngcmCnrs Mlsdccda.
In the Pac.ic Mail suit, yesterday, Mr..
Bennett, the company's lawyer, said: II am
somewhat perplexed as to what course should
take IN ,hls matte. Tho extraordinary specta-
Gle IA presented II directors Of the Pacific Mil
Company on the stand, testIfyng to an offensive
a-d defensive alliance preventing thom from
dvuging any of 'he secrets Of operations carried
on With the cuppany's money. still moro
extraOrd uary spectacle is revealed 81 a fam Of
stock brokers operating for these directors with
money belonging TO the Pacific Nail Com any,
ana docliuiug TO divulge their names, on the
ground that IL would Toe betrayal Of trust In
view II these circumstances. shall ask the in-
dulgence II the counsel Tor the defence Tor an
adjournment until Monday. when shall be pre-
pared to decide what course shall IKE with
these reluctant witnesses. and whether they
shalt be made parties In the suit. Mr.. ). j. Har-
rioit agreed to apUear with his books, and give
full and satisfactory answers. and you see how
he kept his word
Mr.. John y. Goodwin, counsel Tor the defence,
sal he hid no uhiecii n 70 the adJournment
MIR. Bennett resumed: These gentlemen
have combined to defy the courts and 70 pre-
vent nndiu- out what has been done with these
Immense sums Of money, aud propose 70 ind
out
Some checks were nut In evidence, and ad-
jourument until tomorrow was made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
wan UPON THE PRESS.
How California Legislators Propose 10 Stine
EXPOSURE of their Jobs.

SAN FRANCfsCo, Feb. 3.-An extraordi-
nary assault has been made in the Legislature 81
this state unon the newspaper press. The at
tack led OF with repeal OF an existing law,
which required the rlainuT in q lipcl suit to
fur'ish bonds TO the extent Of $500 for the costs
Of the action, shoull 1t be decided In favor Of
the defendant, thus protecting the press against
malicious and groundlcss suits instituted 10y
irresponsible persons This WIS followed by
bill ual;lu.. iitcl "a frlouv runisho9lr w Gue or
i'm gri-uurcf {, or both, not TO exceed Sj,WJ and
two years iD state prison.
Next came a remarkable bill. modelled after
the prepostcrous laws governing the press OF
France, recurring newspapers to ailX the
writer's name 10 every original article teie-
graphic dcspatch, or letter published hy them.
No such Law as this hns ever been enacted In any
State Of the American Union, nor In any part or
dependency Of Great Britain. Its reasonable
ness, imIra disability, and uselCssncss in the
case of q newspaper press su h IA TINT which
1Outishes I'm the United states and IItitish do
minions, enlightenin. representing, and defend
ing the people, are apparent to the simplest
rently good reason. that such a law would be
prohibited bl the Constitution Of California, as
restrictive " the freedom uf the press.
Finally there came fourth bill providing that
whenever any person considers himself person
ally a9.ItcVcd 10y nav paper publication he
need not being a suit for libel. but may go into
court nn1 obtain an order directing the editor
or publisher to show cause at q Euecined tiUe in
court why he should not forthwith publish - re-
traction OF the charges or assertions, AMI pro-
viding severe punishment upon failure TO COM
ply.
Tho frat two bills were pissed In the Senate
win hardly a dissenting vote, and at lat ac-
counts the pas aye Of the others seemed limit
ncnt In addition to this hostile legislation the
reporter Of ono prominent san Francisco Jour
nal has been expelled from the Senate chamber
and udmissil III to any other representative OF the
same journal denied. Two OF three weeks ago
another reporter for this paper was brutally as
aultcd with club in the Assembly chamber .oy
ono Of the Assembiymen while writing at his
desk, the assaillnt being man Of powerful
build, formerly a blacksmith bv occupation.
The reporter, who wa1 a much smaller man, was
struck on the back Of the head, while bent over
his manuscript. aud seriously injured.
The Assemblyman who made this brutal as
9 ult was smartng from an exposure Of a part
he had taken In an Infamous land swndle. Tho
Senators who were engaged In originating The
hostile legislation had similar complaints to
make. The whole movement Is evidently de-
| into silence. that legislative Jobs may remain
| unrevcalcj. aud legislative plumber be pOchctod
with lnLILIIulIN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
Exchanging shots on The stairs of the New
Orleans Opera House.
From NE Melc orleans BaiIetln, Feb o

About 0 o'clock on Tuesday evening an
alteration took place on the stairs OF the Opera
House between two well-knOwn citizens, I'd
gard Boullgny and Francois Rance, in which
the latter was shot in the abdomen and seriously
wounded.
II seems that Mr.. Rance, who had been om bad
terms for some time past with Mr.. lsuuligny,
met that gentleman coming out of the opera,
at the head Of the stairs, during an interns-
sion, and, without any words walked W 10
him anl struck him twice In the face, Mr.. Bou-
ligny who was then In company with some OF
his friends stepped To one side, and, drawing
his revolver, fred three shots in rapid success
sion at Rance who was On his way down stairs
One of the balls took eject I'm RANGES ahdu-
men, making, IL Is thought dangerous wound
Mr. Rance, after being shot pulled his re-
volver aud fired several shots AT Mr.. BOulgny
who retreatcl INTO the Opera House, none of the
SPOT AT This time and nrrdsted Mr. Rnnce and
took him to tie Third Precinct station, where
his wound was examined lie was then taken
to his residence, corner of IRENE and Barracks
streets.
Mr. Bouligny, on learning that Rance was
wounded, surrendered himself To the officers In
charge of the Third Precinct station, and was
locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.


To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir' am
sure am telling you no news in saying that II
ID. Morgan will pitch IN, his friends can and
will carry all before them In this State, securing
an iron clad delegation, and the chances being
much in favor OF his nomination. II nominated,
he will certainly he elected.
II elected, he would clean the AuGean stables
out. The giving OF the delegation to Conkllng
would be throwing 1t away.
IL only one paper in New York were to fairly,
squarely, and emphaticaly declare Tor MN. Hs
THE Sun might do II IL would, the rest would
be compelled to follow. ! have closely can
vlssed the state Senate Of thc tUcntB Rtpubu-
ed. Senators, eighteen are for Morgan
A L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

COOKE-FREFsE.- the 81. Nicholas Hotel Fe'.
10 by the Rev Howard Crosby H. H., Dr. H. +. Goose
to Miss Sarah Frerre Of New lurk.
CONNQR- CHlLps. AZ the re- iience Of the brides
parents. South Framiughan MAJ, Wednesday evening,
Feb o, 10y tue Roy. Rowland Cuunor Of B0stOn. Mr.
Addison Counor, " Boston, and Mrnt 4. daughter of
J. bradley Childs, Esq. Of south Pennington.
DElO-DESNIS rON. AT MuHhiugtu uVile, y Y On
the 10Th OF February 1870 be- III rev lanes o'is Don
nlstOn, Robert Emmett pcyO, II New YORK, t. Jane
CrawfoIl daughter uf Tire late Robert = emission.
EAKES-SIUART.-Ol THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1870 10y
the Rev. Joha Hall y D. at the residence u the brides
mother jones II. Epkin 10 Margaret, daughter Of tie
late Joseph stuart OF tins city,
Fool f-hALLock.,At M,ltoa, \; J. f,6 p by
Cal, to MARY Anna, daughter vt Nathaniel HAlocS.
HENDtRsON-l liz ri ERiNG lON.-lu tins city, Re 3.
O. by the Rev VIM. McAll,tCT, stephen {. HcndursOn
No Annie s. n MetherIngton. BON o. New lOTA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
The Rev. MIR. Dclrs Answer.


The Hev Ifed Bel publshed INC TuHUWIHs
card yesterday
In regard to the charges OF Mrs Morris against me,
have only say they utterly false AMI am pre-
pared 10 show ther iasiy In ne Gle rest manner ne
proceedings OF last night will not even notice but
OWNS duty as do 10 the cause Of morality and the
puDlc who have so largely trustci me- lnyite any
munster or ministers lainan or aymen OF good stand
ing, 70 volunteer 10 Investigate the charges made
against me- giving my accusers the III lest Qppor utly
wise Us ther see n ana make their report thereon TO
the public do not wish To select my own tribunal,
bat am willing To submit my proofs, which VIII show
that the charges have hoen udnpeG up and are utterly
untrue I'm every particular.
main your servant, FRED HE'LL
Mr. Bell will continue 10 preach under the Hoard II
Directors of his church. and tlls vrninR Is 10
discourse on The Deyl; what he a. aud how well he
does his WOrh." His supporters expect TO Install hun
IN another pulpit with 10000 salary Hitherto lac has
received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Steamship Anglia, Almeria. nIsc. ami pass.
Steamship Georgia, CharlestOn fuuse. ana pass
Steamship Au<u.te Andre. Antwerp, ndsr- and pass.
Steamship Cleopatra savannah, m ise. ana pas.
Steamship William +. CiyIe. Philadelphia M ise. and
pass.
Steamship King Arthur. Baltimore In b1last
Steamship Alhninaiic. lewes. 90 lse. and pass
steamship Ameri4ue Havrr, uiil,, ana pass.
STEAMSHIP Nccktr Brem %. lli,e. ald pass.
Ship Fearless, Lpudon, m Hast.
snip Midnight, Hong kong. uiisc
Bark fao ~ lV rpOpl, ralt.
Bark james Primrose. Matan2i sugar.
Schr. Theresa A. kciuc, Csrd'ra-, sugar,
Schr Lucrctia Jane. lat ana Ia. az.
A - tue u.ual river And coatl us. vcs.aLt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
THE BOSTON FoRGER.
Z. ID. WinsIow said TO he in London Arrange
mcnts Made for his Arrest.

BosToN, Feb. 12.-It has been definitely
ascertained that Ezra d. WinsIow Is to-day In
London, and II is probable that he Will he ar
rested before nghtfall on the discovery Of his
forgeries committee Of the Boston benks tcle-
graphcd To Mr.. Spaulding. banker In Paris, To-
proceed to Rotterdam, and use all possible efforts
to secure the arrest Of the fugitive Nj. spauld-
ing tclegrnphed To A. g. Bcnyun this morning
that WinalOw was IN London, and this fact being
communicated TO the police. and then to Mayor
Cobb, the latter tclegrnphcd 10 Minister Schenck
to cause Wiu~loW'S arrest.
This afternoon Mayor Cobb received despatch
from the Chief of Police at London. asking for a
specific charge against Winsl ~. Ia rerpunee.
the nature of the indictment recently found
against Win-lOw was communicated To- the au-
thortics Of London, and in case Of his are
there. Winslow can then hc complained II a~ a
fugitive from Justice and held until the arriNa
Of oficcr- from Boston. The despatch says that
Winslow H. in London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
FIXING ron THE CONTENTION
what IL said In Albany About the New York
Delegation.

Delegation.
ALBANY, Feb. n.--Gon. T.. A. Merritt is
here aiding IN making up the slate for delegates
to the next Republic National Convention
As the known friend Of Gov. Fcnton his asser
ton that he has no objection to the delegation
being pledged for Conklin9 may tie interesting.
But against tho attempt TO nominate Grant for
third term the General IS outspokNn. tie j.
positive that such an attempt must create a
general rumpus N the party, and result In rs
overwheluin. defeat.
IL is no longer a secret that Gov Morgan IA
dcsirous TO secure the delegation from this state,
and he aud his friends are al work 10 that end.
gen. Merritt /. not vithOu, hone that ia case the
delegation from this state should be unpledgcd,
complications may arise which Will bring the
Hon. william A. Wheeler to the front as a com
promise candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

In the management of his new theatre
Tony Pastor IS on the right track. Several Of
the different performances which make up an
evenings entertainment arc noticeable for a de-
gree OF excellence In an artistic way which is
unusual In this class Of houses. The chief dancer
in the ballet advertisement really EXHIBITS much
skill, grace, aud strength.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

POUGnK LEIelE, Feb. l2.-The extraurdinary
mild weather has opcned the Iu -on FROM here TO New
York with the exception of slight blockade between
Cold spring ami West Point ana boat cOud no doubt
ms her ems
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Mr. ]. Steele Maclsnye returns to the stage
mex, Monday evening at the Brooklyn Theatre In a
new adaptation Of Victor Hug 10 Mary faior" under
tho title OF Queen ard woman" This adaptation
4, from the rcn- OF Messrs. Mackaye and Fntchard,
Inc cast COM; ho'y o, mei oiol!Ah hItI,, On
Arnott an EODnson, Mr.. j steele MlcAaye, aud MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
nn.rr,inr n Milr hal Elnne mIlh a NInId.

william c. McCauly, a railroad conductor, nc
siding At Chatham, eoped on Thursday night with a
sixteen ycarold girl. lie deserted wife and two
children IA destitute circumstances, and had tquandcr
ca considerable fortune LEFT the wife by her relative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. H,-'lhe committee in
yestisauns the official conduct Of Carlozl the State
Superintendent OF Education, reports that, otter ali
gent inquiry, II hnds him guilty on ten counts 6s fo
lows: PUJury hanliy for puzzle moneys una, counted
for nom tie tine OF Lls taxing puHr .rinu ui the once
misappropnnuol Of public mon,y', emoe'hcinohl,
speculation bribery, fraudulent isusancc Of VIII Cos
Certlncat, forgery, CXuruun and having Ia hs pos
session stat. money unat COUNTED tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
Tho Ithaca Cloch FACTORY Burned.

ITHACA, Feb. l2,-At about four O'Clock this
morning Gre broke out In the wood department Of
the Ithaca Calendar Clock Mnnufactory In this village
ana me entire esiaDlishmeni was destroyed. large
number OF clocks ready for shipment and cons deraDlc
material were sav-d. The loss 10 estimated at s5o0Oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

sPRISOFIELD, Feb. l2.-The trial OF Nelson
briggs and hs partners tho crime OF countcrfeing
terminated Yesterday In the conviction OF Drggs who
was sentenced 10 fifteen years m the peniteniary snl
to pay OF $1,000. nole prosequl was entered In
The case OF Mrs. briggs aud her parents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

The Senate Committee on the contest for the
OF senator John c. Jacobs, made by Col, james
Cayanagh continne tneir session IN BrookbD ye,et-
DAY spcnG..g the DAY in taklng testimony, and com
pairing the tally and the poll Isis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

ABBOTT.-In the city OF New YORK. on the 10Th day
~ Fenrulry, 1874, b. the Hon. Charles Van Brunt
Ju ge OF tie Court If Common ploas, Joha Abbott
from Bridget ADbOu. Cause, adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

STEALING A COAL MIEE-A lawloas act by
laNets men IL you would read Of the masked outlaws
OF the coal valleys, see Albert W. Aikens great ro
nance The Molly Maguires." out In No. k36 Of the
Fusstve C0npdntoIl-Adn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Open Sundays from 10 till The silk elastic
truss worn easy during Sleep sold by Elastic Truss Ion
pany, 683 broadway, supersedes metal trusses-AdV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

believe DR.. Delmonicos Syrup Pectoral at
lords great relief In OF conn Tned consumption
ard positive cure for throat aud lung diseases.
hAkDERIcK SrEykSn Newark, \. J.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Don't Paw IS for an Inferior Elnsiic Truss
when the best Is sod Tor ~ al POMESOis, IA Broud'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Undcr MI FUlI7 luMiutnt IN Tue maIn bag
young men ia uniform were hurting trunks
across the room, or throwing them N tip Of
Others, and relating their experiences between
their eXrrtlon-. one Of them remembered a
trunk tnat wci.hod ne 4rl To pounds anl Vas
repro scGtcd to contain clothing. 1t fcil apart,
al from II came a sewing machine In Pieces,
several BIO ties OF preserves, and hundreds II
epples and p1tatOes. Il was shipped MS baggage
70 escape Tie oXuen,e Of sending It as freight
TIC second tp.-er remembered that only last
week he had q frank belonging TO giant who
was Lpuhu ior Chicago. II fell apart, and was
FOUND % con .'ua cannon ball that weighed
% pound., 40 ppunds in weights, md a coat,
tesan Gao Tie that uunk ~ IN Jersey CITY"
sall b.. "U. IS "etc WHist!ius Tor Paterson
before the iah a. "a. ion.."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Rupture Cured BY Dr. Marsh principal OF
late Marsh Coz At his Office 2Nesey st. Astor House,
10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Try "Uncie sans Cough Cure" AT Twenty
GEMS BOTTLE for coughs, C0lts. aud Ihr0Gt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

Tor pimplF-. hInch-hend-, or Hr-hwOrnl-,
Ptris's Ton clone ana linple RCu dy, tnr -r,at
skin medicine For moth patches freck ~ and brown
discoor tons, use perry's MOth itecale Lo4un
II 1. rclabe sold hy druggists cyciywhtrc consult
Dr. d. {. Perry, 40 Bond st, New NorA.