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Bulldozing IN New York.

While the Republicans arc about IL they
must not forget 10 search ont ana expose
some naglnnt eases of bulldoIng at the
Nur,h hy which TILDEN gained many
thousands IF votes. Ihi. buiiloHug was
even bolier than that in South Caro-
lima and Louisiana, and the resulting ma
jorties for TILDEN were such ~ to make
ZACH CHANDLER aud JAY GOULD stare aud
even lmprecate.
The bull1, dug in this city was carried
TO AN appalling cXtreme, and GRANr had
only JoHNNY DAYESPoRr ana ms horde Of
assistants to protect the bulldOzel popul =
ton. II spared no class and no condition.
Though Secretary MORRILL, told the mor-
chants from his stand in Wall street that
the election OF TiLDEN would ruin the
national credit, imperil commercial >ccu-
rily, ard involve general disaster, they
were bulldozed into voting for The Demo-
cratic candidate. MURAT HALsTEAD warn
cd them at the Cooper institute, in
such brief space Of time as Daddy TAFT
lett him after having put the crowd TO
sleep for hard on three hours, that TfLDES
would double the national debt 10 pay the
rebel claims. But that very morning tn
Den published bulldolng letter which
took the wind outof IIAIsTEAD's sails, and
the people diln't scare worth cent, bat
when the 7th of November came they
rose early and voted for the Democrat,
candidate.
Mr.. WILLIAM VI. EYARTs made II much
horuldod speech at tho same place and
urged the crowd present and all citizens
| IL 4, Z
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Grants Insolcnt Threats.

What are these insolent threats against
the minority of the people Of tho United
States which GpANr is pouring into the
ears OF news ga.hcrers, to be sent all over
the country?
Up to the time of the election the bloody
Shirt of the last war was waved i'm all d.
rections by the tools of GRANT; and ever
since then the bloody shirt Of another
threatened war has been waved by the
same hands.
Is the country TO be forever controlled
by this sort Of thing? Arc the memories
of the wars of the past, aud the menacos
Of war IN the fuiure. to be- forever used "a
the means Of party success and the cover
Tor political crimes?
Even before il was known that HAYES
could he counted in, tie new bloody shirt
was brought Out, and excuses were in
vented 10 sustain 1t. GRANr knew what
he was about. and his corrupt bnckers un-
iorstoOd what they were about, ia this
business.
GRANT. ignorant aud reckless Of the
Constitution ana the laws. aud of the po-
litical system OF the country, and OF the
popular ii rhts which lie at ia, basis OF re-
publican government, indgines that the
American people need to be controlled,
like an army, by military force, that diso-
bedience OF his orders must be punished
and that even peaceful insubordlnatiun IS
an offence against his authority.
His term is approaching lis close, hut ms
nsolcnt threats are growing more obnox-
lou. chan ever.
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The trial OF thirty milk dealers accused
ofWaterng their milk began YESTERDAY in the
Gcueral Sessions. The Board Of Health had test-
ed the milk with a lactometer, and that instru-
ment had exhibited a percentage Of water.
one dealer pleaded guilty, and was fined
hny dollars, which No pad a test Sc
WAS then put on tual before a jury. Tho
oGonce OF adulteraiiou Is a misdemeanor. The
counsel for the Board Of Health in opening de-
claicd that out Of one hundred and twenty
millions of quarts OF milk, sold "a such. in TINS
civ and Br1ul,n. AZ least for.y millions have
hitherto been water, ami that therefore -FOUR
milton dollars have been annually paid for
water alone. The clso Is sti.i on. Probably the
uAkmcn viii dispute the correctness Of the
lActometcr, regarding which ,hore 10 a differ
tnce II opirion.
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rnD ourLooK rnoM uAsaIvorox

1
WAsurNGToN, Dec. l7.-The initial move
mcnt FOR an Expression OF opinion by the great
/ business interests Of New York Don the exist
ing Presidential compilations IL wclcom d
win Satisfaction here. and gives promise Of
! good results II wisely conducted. To be eject
i've 1t should be relieved Of parts lnsiip and
spak out calmly, but docisiycly. The tiInee has
como when professional poticians on both
sides must be required to take back seats and
/ pocket their stock ia trade Of flaming rcsulu-
tions.
What ia wanted now to operate on the Senate
for the responsibility OF settlement Of tho
Presidency may be said TO rest In that body-is
candid and considerate review of the whole
subject aud q lrm demand for an honest iudg-
ment. Nothing less than this will meet TIA ext
gcncy. Let IL be known that the merchants,
capitalists, traders, manufacturers, aud Others
connected with the commerce aud business OF
the country will not passiyely sanction con-
spiracy to seize the Government by fraud and
force, and 1t must fail
Whether IL may he better to give form TO this
powerful sentiment 10y memorial which shall
become memorable for its worth. influence, and
character. or by public meeting which would
be Recognized everywhere 70 demonstration Of
the best elements OF the whole community. s
worthy Of serious consideration. The latter Is
regarded as the preferable mode here, because
IL CONFORMS 10 our ponular ua,,,e. and ,youid n.
AT INCA tals-,, ~, No mn ,,.,n,,,s oisouhero
rhua far ,ba copsrirat,r, h,va nod ,,ra,,v
mucb mir 600, u,., 'r,o,, ,ro ,,nro,,,.ht,
Drilled ,,o, r,,, cha pro.i1.,, tno :, .,,t,..t
"a, o,r,.hoitars an, ,i,, ,.,,,i, mi. ,,,.,, ~,
,o f,o,orr,,a,,. NJ, ,no,. .. 81. ,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
r,,,y ~ .,,..,,tl,, ,,,, ,..,t,a,,,,,
,,,,,,,., - .,.,.,,,..., ,,'.,. .'..
n,'an, ,'.,,.,,,,. ,,,.n.s,.. w." ~.
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JAY Gown In. had more 10 10 with the
management ot the HAYES campaign
from first to last Than any other man IL
the country, except IAcu CuANpLrR.
Trained ia the sharp prlcuces OF WAll
street accu toned to bay men like STOCKS ;
cunning, bolt !, ant unscrupu'ous, he has
furnished the brlin. FOR the conspir ICY,
which took sh'po as soon rs riLDEN's clvc-
ton became known. Precautions had be n
taken in advance 70 prepare the way tor
the Returning Board. IN case Louisiana
gave TlLpCN the large mljor.ty that WIS
expected los an lies. ~reNES~. grIlu-
ate of tine f.-. linens Bureau. AMI a uotO-
Iious tri...t,f. was known to be open to
conN .ct,,u q, the proper time. as the event
has proved; ami thr CuANHERLAGN Ring
were trusted to rnn Soath Carolina.
JAY GOT I'D has manipulated ZAcH CHAND-
LEn from first to last. At every pinch he
provided The grecnblclSs, and ms couns Is
always prevailed. In spite OF an The VII
lAiuies of On err agents i'm these three states.
the couspisatofs ANA that their scheme j.
iu dancer of being blli,cd by tho expo
slros OF thc daring frauds IN every one of
them, aud the rascaliiy OF all tdc Return
ing Boards.
Hence tho resistance Of WELLS and hi'
ooufcleates to the committee OF the
House of Representatives,. That course
was inspired from Washington, IN order
that ,u original papers, winch had been
tempered with, should not be exhibited,
and the real truth made known to IN,
country. WELLS, ANDERSON. CAsANAvE.
and KENNrR know what they are about
and It they fail 10 "deiycr the goods, ~
they may hnd themselves inside the peni-
Tertiary. JAY gould ana the RING gam
blcrs associated with INN are well aware.
ifruDrN goes into the Waite House. their
occupation VIII soon be gone, VITA all The
money lacy have invested m the con, pr
acy to count in HAYES. No wonder they
arc active ana desperate.
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Ncw Yorh Dwelling iIouses.

\ mark 4 tendency OF the Growth Of This
city is toward superior class of houses.
The accumulation or wealth N thi cenfro
il proa.or tlau even before. Eew York is
now wealthy city in the sense THAI Paris,
London, ana Vienna are. W. have large
ana increasing class who enjoy permanent
incomes from routs. dividends. ana other
sources resulting from capital long since
invested in real estate, stocks, bonds, and
Other investments.
Ono OF the forms in which this wealth
shows Itself is in architectural coustruc-
tons. Money Is expended without limit
to insure durability, and the finest quality
of material and workmanship. Many OF
our pnatial warehouses; insurance ostab-
lishments and other similar buildings dis
plays skin and power that indicate great
advance in wealth and constructive art.
such buildings are not Only nreproof, hut
they are substantial in the elements OF
strength that mark tho buildings of the
Old World aud Of past centuries.
The same advance ls found in dwelling
houses. There is great difference be-
tween the ilrst-ciass house OF to-day, and
those erected ten years ago. Strength aud
stability are points in which the house is
mnde rs good us it can be. Hard woods
are used FOR interior finish, aud "A. sum
equal to the former cost Of house Is now
In some cases expended on oruamentation
ana decoration. Twenty-Five years ago
the superb private dwelling OF Mrs. ADELE
l.. STEVENS Just completed on the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Fifty
seventh street, would have attracted uni
vcrsll attention. and been looked upon as
"show house. and spoken Of rs a
palace; now this el giant aud solidly con-
strucied building passes unluGcsl. II is
built with all the strength ard massive
ness Of a fprue-', while it vies IN elegance,
costumes, comfort. aud modern conva-
nionccs, with aug Of the modern private
rcsideuccs-or "hotrls," rs they call them
in the Frcuch capital.
At .hc period when the mitdlc-agcd
business hln OF to-day first became ac-
Quauted with the business Of the city, the
stores IN Hanover square were pointed out
as credit to its architecture; the one
standing there " Stone was a pioneer Of
iis class. The buildings now rcmliuing on
u
what was formerly -. Johns Park, were
fine residence. of oifr Nrnl,hic.t NOR
chants. and tLcirY.r si.lcof W.lhinufon
square nrd Clinton pln., y,r, .,xn,ct,.d
tostrillc every stranger WIN nstoni.hmcnt.
Tralrnosy is cc.in.its palnccs on Broad
vrav. from ia, OIL civ llnl Park f. ST Ii
SON souttc. and j.. luxuriofi. ia H.. .tyl. OF
al, niteeii,ro. Bnlaines Of maauinO ort pro-
portions. VITA massive. carved AID ..4iin-
mred front, ~ marble. durable walls and
foundations. and e,.sant Guish. ma.l,lled
after Tho suinruirus palace. Of Italv. are
now the homes OF trade. Merchant. viii
transact their business IN such warehouses.
aud have their banks and financial COM
pauios in builli.gs OF ontun saler.i1r.
decorated ia the most elaborate amt OK
pcusive .tylc they can rommaut. These
luvuriou, h.bi,lti1u. are given nftin-Iv
10 trade. Now York g. n great trading
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revery Theatre ists. to the Gore.
Criterion 1hcatrc naiis'4as eoa lAny. datnss.
Fiub Avenue Theatre School 10y 81 dial.
eranJ Opera Rouse Tie Al rock.
tUucr,'. Garden Glsni rii' tnan fatv,
Hrilcr'- Wonder Theat.e -oip. Sow Yota iiInt
Rel, s. T. on's Ministries .l Matinee.
I,ecura 1hsairr-Rthe iti.
New York Aquarium ~ siNay aud $500 w.
OIy rpio Theatre NAf.te
PnrL 1hcrtrc-iItle StlL
sar francisco ssn.tcci. Btoair,y AMI s9mr-
I ttrtre Co,uonc Nir.i~.
Tony Pastors New fhratrc-v,r.,y. Mauos.
1amraus RAFT BIl ,nl Tournament
q nicn beuprc Theatre Mis- Mulon.
nllhCk's Theatre shsupuruu,
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The mental alteration of Police Justice
kAsMiRE Is very sad. end 1t also promises to
prove source OF serious legal complica-
tions. iiis late commitments arc all open to
suspicion on tho ground II tho insanity Of the
magistrate. When diI his unsoundness OF mind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

II is astonishing the quantity OF japan
ESQ wares nov offered Tor sale by auction and
hv regular dealers. The cit Is lull Of the prod
ucts OF the looms. potterics. and bronze
factories Of pan. We are entering upon PC
Rod Of extensive commerce with that country.
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that most Of the pretended evidence OF
Intimidation in Louisiana Ivy Democrats
hns been prepared
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nSolcht threats are growing more obnoN-
lous lAan ever.
The Real Intimidation IA Louisiana.
The tcstimou,. nlreadv t.l,. %, l,, ti,. Com
eros-ional committee m Lpuisinra est,h-
fishes conc.usively The lac; fla, irnni,ia-
ton Of the most violent and mur,ierous
character was Drpcti>od in that state for
political pnrnoscs against oolored mon who
desired to vote the u.ua.lutic ticket.
On the other baud. with thee execution Of
bogus aflidaviis. prapAred IN the New or
leans Custom House and usually ,ipuel
with cross hy negroes who were unable
10 read the papers 10 which they afiN,d
their marks, there has leonanutter failure
on the part If the Republican manager, TO
prove any systematic uoli'ical intin.ia-
ton by the Democrats. Tins is what was
expected by every one who was sufficiently
acquainted with the true condition OF
affairs in Louisiana TO form an intelligent
opinion upon the subject.
Among those who testified TO intiuida-
ton by Republicans were negroes who
bore upon their persons the marks of
knives and bullets that had been used rs
arguments to prevent the witnesses from
supporting the Democratic ticket or else
in punishment Of those who had dared TO
vote according to their honest convictions.
So far, the weight of evidence tends To
show that the intimidation OF colorcd
Democrats by the supporters OF HAYES
and PACKARD was general and systematic
throughout the state.
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a warning for HAYES: IoLEsIAs got DIAz
to use an army to make him President OF Mexico,
but DIAz having driven out LEBDo, declared
himself Provisional President, leaving IGLEsIAs
pttf a. tt, col
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Advertisement, far TuE WEEKLY Sun. is
scd tomorrow morning, mat 10 handed IN Mis
sruiuig lctOtc str Ocl0ck.
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SUNBEIvS

On the production OF shal,rspooro,.
"rrelrh Nienr in ST. Louis the Rptbacfs ,uni,ssos
the plot Ia fru. '"''
-Covngton county, Alabama, mu 4 no n
healthy place. for ,helcs practising rhv.,c,a,
/ within Ms lintts
"A pediler stopped funeral procession
30 'onncctcut aDd trci to ser mourning goods to tbs
/ folks 10 me carr. pos.
Robert Bonner IL visiting Josepb
Bryan Jr' ncT PlJvldruc', Ky, and looking aftcs
some cots OF whose performances and promise he has
| heard much.
The somewhat notorious Elder Intz
baitzei eighteen converts IN the Chcopee river a
! Chcopce Mass. during the intense cold q Sunday,
Dec. v. hole being cut IA Tie ice for that purpose
The Arabian charger which Omar
Pasha presented to Lord Raglan and which carried MIN
Throughout the Crmcan campaign. died at Dune 2,
Ontario Oh the anniversary Of the battle VI Biakavs,
Oct. 20.
"A man In Chicago started out, armed
with knfeand club, with the avowcd intention ot
Initiating Cain by kliirs his brother Tive brother,
however, did make good Abel. but u,ed his re-
yOlver with almost iatai effect.
1t is said that Gustave Planche tho
distinguished reviewer road 50 much tha NJ had sell.
dom time 10 wash 49, hpDds. one day, however. iaIy
WIN "nnm he was ENGAGED to dDe succeeded IN per.
t1ading him to accept tckpt for warm oath. III
TOOK the Daih nut preset ed nscf At dinner i'm Ms
hahds sill unw-shcd Daring his immersion ne hal
read incessantly aud, holding the boo& IA Ia. nds.
hAd not once dipped msin IN the water.
On the arrival, the other morning. OF
the London express train at noyhead, nnac, gong to
JON his ship gave 300 char.e 10 tie railway onnus an
lushmAn who had tlkcu the liberty Of ting of hiI
hair and beard. Having drank heavily the mate fell
asleep. VIII Ms fe -assrnfer, who hii pnrchascd
M chine Tor cppus hofsas put the tcst IN tho
untonscious sailors l'nd 1d face All his hair except
small tuit On the chin wal removed anu alec pcce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

Augustus ". Myers eloped with and married
the vile OF Sir. Charles Cannln rccenilY IN Jersey
city. The Young man repentei aud sought Justice
Matthews who sald the marriage was uVt le.al Myers
yesterday quietly deserted his dtfe.
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the old law inevitably restored II the welfare
aud fety Of society demanded 1t.
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singular and unexpected result Of the
Philadelphia EXPOSITION Ia that country mer-
chants find great difficulty In collecting the
dcbts due them. The money that should have
gone 10 pay store accounts has been spent ~
Railroad fares aud hotel bills and now the in
eenuous rustics who have seen tho great show
have nothing left. Some even mortgaged their
farms and furniture to raise money for the trip,
and must walt for future crops and extricatiou.
AT least. this IL the story told IN commercial
truth.
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Gen. w. i. BARTLETT. of Massachusetts,,
who died on Sunday last, was one Of the most
skilful commanders aud energetic fighters in
tue Federal army during the war. In the late
campaign for President he was OF the
stinchest upholders Of Mr.. rILDEN and the
principles he represented. The political letters
recently published Nv Gen. BARTLETT were rs
skilful and energetic 80 his campaigns had been.
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The snow has come, but it has lad
foundation IN mud and slu-h. There VIII he no
delight for man Or beast until 1t has gone from
the payementi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

The vote in the Senate yesterday for the
passage over GRANTS last yours veto ~ the bill
reducing the salary Of the President Of the
United states was less than two-thirds. C.nse-
qucntly GRANTS veto was effective, md tho
salary OF The neXt President viii be $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

VIII not the Democrats of the Union
League cab DE iAsunel IN calling tor troops to
81. tect them .irst hudo2ng2
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The Rev. Or. KENNARD thinks there is
too much rehncnent.i ia the church, Not So,
brother ktNvARp. Refinement is a good thing
100 ID church. a- well as elsewhere. Nanny pam.
pyism - rad, hdt net rea refinement. Howev-
er, We a-ree wi,h him when he says taat refine
meut cannot he substitute FIR an earnest
Christian lie. Sometimes rchned people are
very bad, TIE worse and the IN re- dangerous be-
cause they deck their wickcdues- with Tie
shining but cloaking robe OF refinement, and
thus deceive the simple. Refinement j. not
coodue4-. lut Il Ia a fair garuiture for the in
trinsic virtues. Still We 90 not wish to discour-
age Brother kENNARD Ia his assaults ON tho Miss
Nancy Christians to whom their religion u
nothing more than an aGectaiion and who only
20 to church to be respectable They deserve
all the iasbes be eau lay IN them.
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The Heuuhhcau- are setting some OF
thcir sf..!e LAWYER. TO the t'.i, " trying 60
show ih.t the President of tire senate has not
only the exclusive authority tu count the votes
fur Pres lcnt 4nl Nlct-prc- deut, but Mat he
lbs ;Ac ii-ng to count thoin pretty much As hs
rlelscs.
However. one thing is certain. Uptil the
ei-nth CON nandment l. reucaled, all the Re
publican lawyers In the country cannot convince
honest mon that It Is right To- steal votes ffom
one clndtlntn FIR President and give them 20
another candidate, ara thereby count the latter
into the Pfe-iieutial office.
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If the old maxim, that the receiver of
stolen goods IS as bad as the thief. remains in
force until March. EUrHEHroHD -. HAYES can
not mount the stsps 81 the Capitol at Washing
ton aud deliver his 10 ugufal address a. Presi-
dent, without seeing millions OF scornful fingers
pointed at INN from all quarters OF the Union,
nor without heMlls millions u indignant voices
muttcr.rg ln his ears, " There stands a receiver
Of stolen votes"
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
DIED..

ArTKES.-On Thursday, December 30, JOIN ArrKKS,
lawyer, aged 81 years months and ii days
Funeral on Sunday, January 2, at p. NJ from First
Reformed church, JOralomOn street, Brooklyn. Rela-
s, +. and A NJ, are respectfully invited
ALvoRD.-On Thursday morning, December 80, MARY
A. wife Of Charles r. Alvord
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend tho funeral services OA Sunday afternoon Janu-
airy at hapast two O'Clock, at Holy Trinity church.
Harlem, corner 9TH av and l25th St
BAcKEs-This day December 81, CHRISTINE BAcKEs
nee Menck aged 67 years and months.
The funeral Will take place from the residence of her
sonn.law Charles Sass, No. 5l5 East 9th ST. on Sun
day, January 2 at ten r. NJ.
BAcOr. suddenly, at Cardenas, Cuba, Saturday,
December 4 1873 MARY VIRGINIA vile of Oscar l.
Bacot daughter OF Levi Apgar, of this city
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO at
tend the funeral, from the AnthOn Memorial church,
West 4sth ST., on Monday, January 3, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ
BAvzRsrock Thursday. December 80, DAMRL
BAvERsroCK in hts 10th year
Funeral on saturday January l, from 446 Yves, Four
teenth street Friends respectfully invited 10
attend
BKArrn n-on Thursday, December go at the resi-
derce Of her parents, l43d St and Boulevard, MARIA
wife OF II. 3 B0atte, IN the 2Sth year OF her age
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the funeral
services, at the Washington Heights Presbyterian
church. on Sunday, January 2, at two p NJ. Hudson
River trains leave West 3Oth ST. at T. M
Bi.AiR-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday December 30,
Captain SAMUEL BLAIR, in the SD year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral on sunday January
q at hai-pas Que NJ, at the Warren street heho-
dist Episcopal church.
RSENNKR-On Friday December 81, KATIE BRENNER.
daughter Of Christopher aud Martha T. Brenncr, aged
D years and months
The funeraI Will taka nlANa eE shs rsssdAan' ef bar
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

CurrNG-DoUBLEDAY.- On Wednesday December 90
at Zion church, by the Rev J. T. Galehor CHARLES W
CUTTING, oi Chicago to MARY STEWART, daughter OF
Ulysses Doubleday, Esq, OF New York
HARRAL-WHEELER- Tuesday, December IS at
the residence of tue BRIDES father at Bridgeport Conn.,
by the Rev Eaton w Maxcy, EDWARD w HARRAI, Of
Philadelphia, to NELLIE b., only daughter OF Nathaniel
Wheeler. No cards
McALvrN-WooD oD-On Thursday evening, December
80 1875 by Rev. S ID. Burchard, ELBRIDGE G. Meal
viz, OF Boston, Mass, to VIRGINIA WooD, daughter Of
Isaac II. Wood, OF New York
RIcHMoND-MoRsE. the Church OF the Transng
uration, December 80 1878, ALFRED W. RICHMOND 70
RosAILSDEC c. MORSE, both of this city.
RoGERs-RYSo.- Wednesday, December 90 1875
by Rev G. H. Gregory, ANDREW b. RoGKRs, Jr TO
ELLA RYYo, both Of this city.
YLoR-GREENwALD.-On Wednesday December %
at Presbyterian church 22d St and 4lh av by Rev
Howard Crosby, A o. TAYLOR to MARI GRRKSwALD,
only daughter of A. Greenwad, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
TWO PICKPooKETs CAPTURED.

Detectives Folk and corwin ofthe Brooklyn Central
Office squad we're busy on the sou'h seVen'n street
errvboats Yesterday and their vigilance rewarded
bv the capturc OF two pckpockots, whom they
helevo 70 be old offenders About SIX o'clock
las, ovanine the officers man in the act
of stealing a gentlemans pockctoook and arrested
bin he described himself as John wilson, but 10
rno,yn 20 the police by the name Of Thomas Knowles
Tho urisoner taken 10 Brooklyn Police headqnar-
tcrs and anerward locked up In the Washing
,,n street police station. one hour later
,be setcctives having again returned 10 tho
,erryboat observed Della Conway, OF No. los Forty
second street. who was well known 10 them as "hard
case in the Of picking the pocket Of Mrs Abbott
lady residing at the corner OF Pitt and Broome streets
The thief was taken custody and locked up to an
swer at the First precinct station house