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The sun., 1878-12-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Dec. 3-P. M.--Tho carly specu-
lation to-day was devoid Of special features.
Hudson Canal opened at decline OF y y cent.
over night. but otherwise The changes did not
exceed t@A q cent. During the forenoon
LackawannR declined = y cent. to 4G while the
general list nuctuated within scale Of 4, 10 :,
y cent. only. In the early afternoon Pacific
Mail suddenly dropped from IAN 10 1919. and
the entire market began to exhibit dropping
tone. which. later. turned into positive weak
ness. and prices fell of = TO Ia = cent. the
North westerns being conspicuous by reason Of
free offerings, closing at tho lowest points OF the
day. except for Pacific Mail. which rallied to a.
Various rumors were circulated which had their
effect upon the market but the cause OF the de
press ion appeared to be concerted action OF tho
h,ar chquc, who's late operations IN tle Gold Room
seem to have failed of their purpose.
Inc 60 III market was quet, all sales having been made
Ht lOnis cluslng at - lid
IT, loans tue raos ad for having balances CARRIED were
], ~. .. 4 D cent. and Hat
Fufsigu cNrhangc steady - ~ aud g. Sk, for
siNiN days and three DAYS bills rrsuecuYty
MnHrl On ca ruled al 2tss5 T. cent Business paper
wa quoted a. .aah
aoyernmcuth honis were dull The following were the
} T. NJ. closing prices
The sun., 1878-12-04
MRS. MUNDY's THANKSGIVING.
The Return Of Her Lost Son Amer Nine
Yenrs of Mande ring In the World.

The remarkable case Of John Mundy, who
ran away from homo boy OF 12 years. and re-
turned after nine years Of wandering n grown
man. to his mothers home. on Thanksgiving
eve, was tho one theme OF conversation yestcr-
day In Paterson.
A reporter for THE Sun sought out Mundy's
residence at the extreme end Of Vino street In
the suburb Of Paterson known as Sandy Hill"
The house Is small two-story frame teno-
ment occupied by two families The Mundys
live in tho second story. A tap at tho door was
answered by Mrs. Mundy. alargc. neshy woman
Of GO ycars, who, in response to tho inquiry for
John Mundy. called 10 young man sitting by
the front window The young man. who wore
blue flannel shirt with flowing collar and u
sailor cap, came forward and said pcasantly
mn John Mundy. Come IN.
Mundy readily aesented 20 the request for n
narrative OF his adventures. aud drawing n
. Y GU see. | used to drive cart for Frank
iioNie That was when | was l2-l'm 2l now.
ii was nine years ago wasn't 1t, motherP"
Yes" the mother answered: nine years
ago. u day or two before Easter Sunday / re-
member finding Johnny's dinner pail on the
table on coming into the house that dav"
Yes" said Mundy. resuming: " | was late
that morning. and didn't like to go to work.
started over TO tho depot To SEQ some OF tho
boys. | didn't think of running away when
set out. AT the crossing Just below tho depot, I
jumped on freight train that was passing. |
intended to get OF ut the next crossing. hut tho
lrnin was going SO last was afraid to jump.
Nobody told mo to get OF and stayed on until
| got to Middptown. ! hadn't penny with me,
and didn't know what 10 do: so | stole n ride tO
Port Jervis. | used 10 black boots some around
the Paterson depot. so tried my hand Mt II in
Port Jervis, and made enough TO get along on
for few days. Ncxt / got work on a canal
boat. i worked my way to Kondout. From
there | went to Troy and worked on the canal
ngnin | run between Buffalo and Troy for n
year and then went herding cattle in Texas
Then ] went to sea. making several vJyagpa
from New York After that | went to the Black
HIS. and then again to aea sailing to the West
indies. | landed in New York on Tuesday last"
IL was on Wednesday night that John Mundy
walked into his half brothers store in Straight
street, Paterson. and made himself known
From the slender. thin faced boy he had grown
into tall and muscular young fellow. with n
dark moustache. At first his half brother
doubted Johns identity. but his resemblance to
his elder brothers was 80 marked as to leave no
room for doubt Johns brothers had always
felt that he would some day return. but his
aged mother had long mourned him ns dead
She long ago romOved from the homo John
Quilted 30 mysteriOusly. and he did not know
where 70 fnd her. Johns brother went with
hlm to the house, and preceded him in break
ing the gl lad news Of his return to their mother.
Ihe shock came SO suddenly as to prove nearly
fatal. and she tell in swoon. There was n
happy Thanksgiving reunion next day and
John was the hero of the occasion.
The sun., 1878-12-04
WALLAck's AND THE GERMANIA.
beginning nm AmIcabIe I.awsuit 20 Determine
their Rights RespeetiveIy.

The announcement Of the prcscntation OF
" Ny Son" at Walacks Theatre this evening
led Mr. Nouendorf. tho proprietor Of the Ger
mania Theatre. straghtway TO consult his law
yer. My Son Is an English vcrs ion Of Mein
Leopold comedy written by L'Arronge.
popular German playwright resident in Berlin.
As his name indicates L'Arronse is Of French
descent. He Ia the author Of DR.. Klaus"
" Hascmans Daughters" " and other fnrce- now
or lately on the boards of the Germania
Mr.. Neucndorf ayers that he bought the solo
right of producing "M"in Leopold" in tho
United States from its author. and that this in
clud's right Of prohibiting a." performance NJ
any transiatious. Mr.. Lester MallHck was given
due notice OF this claim, and then followed an
interview between Mr.. Henry Mehlc counsel to
Mr. Neuendorl. and Mr.. Dttenhoeier. repre-
sentng Mr. Nallnck, for negotiations " tn a
view tO an nniioale settlement. Mr WAllask
claimed tho right tp produce the play because IL
had been published, and the copyright thereby
destroyed. an English translation have heon
made some time ago that was PLAYED without
Interference or r"monstrance in boston and
Philadelphia. The omission on behalf Of Tn"
author 10 protest against these performances IL
II assrrtsd forfeited the author control over a
Mr. Ncuendorf wanted a preliminary injuue-
ton again-tthe neriormHrre IN NallAck 80 Thea
ire until the courts should decide upon the mcr-
its of his claim. This would be- the usual mode
Of procedure. The lawyers. however. ns WAS
Yesterday made known, agreed that the play
should bc produced ~ announced. and that in
stead OF a suit for an Injunction. Mr.. Neuendorf
shall begin "A suit Tor royalty. This will at the
same time determine the right Ia the proluc-
ton Of the play. ana will dispose OF tho legal
questions For the purpose of this test case
the royalty To be paid by Mr. Wallack was flXc,l
At tl25 Rweek. This will be the agreed damage
II the courts decide in Mr.. Neuendori's favor
Mr.. Wallack Will accordingly produce the play
This evening. with John Gilbert and John
BrOugham IN the cast.
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Who own. tho rlcr. aud Hulkhead.,

The city is meeting with strong opposition in
it, effort tu exercise tie night Of ownership the
piers and bulkhcads along the river fronts of which
some time took under opniou from the
Corporation Counsel The plan oi the Dock Commits
soners originally contemplated the purchasc OF the piers
alta pucc to be fixed by commission Bat fofuacSl
with the Corporation Counscrs opinion that the ciN
owned the piers the Commissioners have been carrying
cut their scheme ct widening west street and Of building
line o hukheads from Charlton tn the Battery
thty have reached Canal street with their improve
mcnts Snd to resist their further enrroachments the
slipping Weu and fthantS. Who coutC nd that they
own the pier. ami hulkhcads have effected an OvAnlG
ton tor the Hrposc OF testing In the court thelr rights
against the action uf the city taking property
The third meeting ~ the association held We
5i BROAD street Property 90 thu hundreds
Of millions va, represented. Representative of the
Asior, RMnclandcr kingsand, AMI other large estates
were present George l. klnssand Is President IT the
socAupn ana associated with him in the Executive Com
mitcc are Nilam Nc Aihsier and Charles Spear Nearly
all the rson occurNing the North and East River
ami bnlkhcAds attended the meeting. and uerc was
unanimous sentiment IL iaNOr u resisting the citN's
The sun., 1878-12-04
Cou,ent. Of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY Sun. published this mornIr

contains
Meeting Of CONGRESS; Message OF r b Hayes-Calling
for MONEY for the several Departments weak Tn
aratos tn Resume Specie Payment, McCrary Report
Askins for More Money In Almost Every other Para
graph-Nhat tho Army has been Doing The Past Year:
oar Costly ships at Nar--ThompsOu's Report. Gen
neNenss kcpprt-More Money wanted to Preserve the
furi4 of tile Ballot huN the South, Treasurer Gilnl
la's Rrtort-lUtal Resources o tu and Currency The
Ina, nal RcNrnue Bur, au Increased Kcccipts-ilr ru
hnrco Tax Annual lnssrs 20 The kcveuue by Under
Valuation oi G"'sis, The Government surveys, Cdil
S,hhrH uu the Workings of the ucpai the iutt
uor-lls Proposed Policy tuWHrl the lmlans--MH
Sulders ~ Tic ktd Men, Gon sherman on Indian Affairs
Nationals aud Grrcuhac An Address 20 the Country
The balance ol Power in the llnusc. The Potter Com
mtrt 20 Begin Work, The Great uaiy Far m New YORK
-Amrrcan DMrYmcn il Com cuuun with Those of the
Old Morli Kentucky Clans kOung- Dispensing a Court
aud Assa ss.nduug JudgeReign ot Terror IN Breatit
Rise ~ the livad Great Aononoy. Progress OF the
War in AVhanistan. As sassiuaaus ia Europe, 4 kiin
dom Ton tlytss, Gigantic Operations ia Wheat hN an
American Sneculatur On Colorado Cattle Ranch-ltic
ON The Plains Az nndrl In Lave Interesting tu Invent
ors, what People Die an Poetry Burroboola Cha Ia
Jtctauhn. Sunset, SOry-Shaduwcd Forth. The Latest
tclrgraphic News, SunbeAms. Notes Science aud 10
dustry Ladies Department, Many Columns OF EIiitoria
Articles and Agricultural Natter Financial lntchlge
and Markets
Tnh WKsELY suS contains a complete enome Of tn
OF the week from all parts tho United States am
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mailing 10 the old country may be had at ue desk Vi our
publication nco Price tour cents For sale BY all news
dealers IA clty and country.
The sun., 1878-12-04
DIED.

CASE At his late residence aia Flushing av, Brook.
and days
Relatives and friends Of the family and members Of
ScawAnhaka Lodge. 6T2. ami A Al alssi ne bc ~ II
Lckiord Lodge u. l. - o p invited attead the
funeral service on Thursday, Dee O. at S O'Clock NJ
sharp
,GARRisoN At flatands, l. on saturday night
NuN ~, Thomas Garrison. Ia the 71th year his
The relatives aud m, nds rescctull, invited "a at
tend the funeral from his ate residence ~ the town NJ
tlhuahs l. l.. on Medne stay Ne ~ @th inst at2 T.. h
HoGAN,-On Tuesday, h'c D. john Hogan, aged ~
years
The relatives aud friends src respectfully invited 10 It
tend the mineral from his late residence ha7 West 1d
T., on IhursdaN. TIN lIi lust a. hall lA-t i VI.
fonk In BroOk}u !, Doc Ht III Residence,
~ Franklin a >aiuhHl VI lUuk. NaNal Constructor,
L. s. n, aged a Ntaf- lul . months
Funeral service on Wein. stay. IN inst .ataPM
The sun., 1878-12-04
Conr, Cnlendnr,-rhi. nnv.

SuPREME CoUFT-cHAMBERs.- g %. 20.
~ 81 l3 70 hi 10 ni lui llI. ~ l2l l2t ~, IN
~ M 10 ~ lf2, l4a lai, 100, 1876 l74 lOl 2O2 10,
2ul 40 2l2 2lf. 10. 40
surasNk oorRT.srEclAL rgs-Law and Pact t-Ng
hal fsi oi ~, 49,, iu1 no TlH HiT hin I'm ~, m.
III so 76i dld 7sl tx 7eN ~, Tsi. 7r M 7- ~
7Al Part Mos lluS1a i2lS 4thl, A2u 2e2 2G2, ai,
200. 29ts 2eis 800, 2'H ga 22ao lla2 Parl q No,
1911 lu25 SIT $3.50, $500 2li2 9lOi, 2a7) lnoi @l
2hhl 2ao3 2it5 2n3, li2l iart lll-isl2 hs-e, 2lA
22so. 22,n $40 2ul3, Poor, aits, i22O ira, 2lH2
22ta, Sl72 227t ia lt3. 22l5 2OlpA lMA ll5l, 2iIl
p5ll 2ls Sfs1 SKI SO lJSa, 2JJJ, 2i2s 2i29, 2itt
gi8l. AiS. 2ltO
SurtRiOR toUHT-laTt Nos ~, ANi 80 al7 2Gl
2aO ahl lia aO3 6jl, 349 b5O aad, AS, 5oi 90 45l
lu5 500, 424, o.
SUPKRoR iOuRr -SPFCtAL 1FHa Nos ~, 49, 81 364o
CoMMoN flkAs-b bquTY TEka Nos o. n.
CoaaOE fIKAs SPECIAL tRRn - No. T. Part I,-Same
Gale ndar. Part Ii.Nus sa3 RtB 1852 5u8 7sn4 lOt
COS 23l ii72, a3 tax, M il1 $50 lsO0 2u5 O3l l241
8J0 5l7 1888, 1868, lf2a 1884 issSs.
The sun., 1878-12-04
NOT THE STEWART GRAVE RoBBERs
Henry vreeInnd william burke
Held for Forgery.

Henry Vrecand, who was arrested hy
Capt Byrnes on charge OF completely in the
stealing OF Mr.. Stewards body. was arnigned
yesterday. in the General Sessions. William
Burke. alias Baker. who was arrested upon in
formation givcn by Vreoland and who led Capt
Byrncs wild goose chase after tho body to
Chatham. n. j.. was in the prisoners pen
Clerk Hall informed Judge Gildcrslccve that
the Grand Jury had not indicted either Burke
or Nrcclnnd for the stealing Of Mr. Stewards
body. Then Clerk Hall showed Judge Glider
Sleeve n written request from Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Russell. Judge Hhon's son-in-
law. for the discharge OF Vreeiand upon the
ground that there Ia no evidence against him
he is under indictment for the forgery OF n
check for upward Of f4OO. upon tho West Side
Bank. Judge Gldersleeve discharged Vroo-
land and ordered that Burke BE- held.
The sun., 1878-12-04

men without counting the votes cast by non
Union printers throughout the city for the same
cause.
Que Of the principal features Of the Union is
lis charitable work. On the occasion OF the
sent $1,000 cnsh for the relief Of Chicago urin-
hers who had been thrown out of employment
10y the connnsration. During the yellow fever
rnvagcs ui IA" currrnt year II sent 5000 to New
Orleans, 5000 tu Memphis. and 800 ~ Nicks-
burg Tor the relief oi suffering printers The
Union also contributed handsomely TO the cree
ton ~ u monument over Mr.. Grccicy's tomb.
Inc Union owns Il rlot in Greenwood Cemetery
where II buries those Of It's members who have
The sun., 1878-12-04

The alleged efforts Of Jay Gould and his agents
10 destroy ihe business OF the clipper ship lines between
this port and San Francisco, By forcing shippers by
tract sVnd their goods b., the way the PacAc roads
and the complete paralysis OF trude consequent there.
upon In San Francisco. he subject OF much discus
zion yesterday ia shipping circles
The proposed meeting OF shluuwneTs has yet taken
place. hut uuanmity Of opinion prevails among them
gentleman largely identhed with the Shipping inter
ests snid yesterday.
We are determined NOT to he driven out Of the busi.
ness, but 10 continue running at the best rates
get rnhg e advantage ol low rates 30 uyse merchants
WHO have not entered the combination, thus enabling
tcm To- undcrse thpsc who have entered into contracts
with the farihc roads We have learned thnt some OF
theHe merchants SICK al their they
have threatened tn break with the railroads. except 10
tar a. nr goods concerned. We have nsrettuined
further that the railroads And steamships have not
agreed as 70 The Subsidy they are to receive. and that a
war ahont IN begin hfWeen them. In that oas', nne
Eoss ana drl goods will bc put down to the neighbJr
hod 81 one cent per pouh In this case the railroads.
VIII have their haHls u between the clippers at af
"A cent and the steamships at one cent ncr puund.
In proposing 20 the merchants ui Cab the
ent ttrmsl2 cents por pound Tor both and fine
freight unless they submit to their tcTmsthe railroads
prevent them from choosing the cheapest
iOr their gWds. and virtually cluteh them By tile throat
ana demand their money OF their life"
The sun., 1878-12-04
Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Tuesday. Doc. 3.-Reccipts OF
hcevcs TO day ~ car loads ~ 3is head all consigned
leading beef Exporter aud the most part intended fot
British markets No trade IN live cattle. but dc.
mand for dressed beef a rather better priccs 6s7
Ihc for common to good sides and 7Ssc Tor prime and
extra.
Receipts Of cave. were no heed Demand fair for live
and dressed. with moderate trade q, 2ita3c NJ foi
grass calves, 5iis5c for veals and sisslOc for hog
dressed
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were . car loads. 7es
head. Nochanae IN prices butaq let trnde at 4eeic
~ for ordinary To- goui sheep. and fssic Tor lambs
Dressed mutton In fair demand At 7sT &C. b tor both
Receipts Of hogs were - car loads or 9oa0 head.
Market weak at S to S load Of light Ohio hogs
1876 rs average, sold at f3 i2b
The sun., 1878-12-04

TUESDAY. Dec 3.-FLoUR AND MEAL-TheTc
was dun -four market TO-DAY, but no further decline al
values. OWING 70 ttrHicr market tor wheat RYE -four
and corn meal dull ButAwhrHt touT dulrt MheAt tctd
lower We quote No 2, 81 aOaS;i lu, ,upcrdnc g. 30
as 10; common 60 good Shipping extras. Western
and state. sde5@e4o5; bakers aud lan,ily brands
eiZI0Sa7a, Minnesota patents, g. dO0fS Southern
shipping extras, 81 l5ofi 90; do. bHkuts' and family
brands ~ aoaSa 10 Rye flour, ~ lu@fa 90 Curn meal
Western, s. AO9F2 61; Brandy wine, f2S0. buck
wheat aour 2 10 NJ, 81 7oss2 Wheat feed. Slt8
Sl7 D. ton, rye feed, fladSl5 80
touOs-Ihe market has been dropping the past week
under dul foreign adViCes and Increased supplies HRd
TODAY spots were again lBc lower Mddhue upanls.
8 loe Futures were @@i nouts lower cusing i"cfo
tmber, o.2c tor January - Tor fphrury tor
Marh, aud htHs tor AUu SalvS So itu hals Rtc,ipts
at ports tins day, 4uSoi bales since Sept s'l iO2
Quota lions.
The sun., 1878-12-04

s. Neptune Berry Boston
Ss Souc rset, Stanucr. Bristol
s. Ahamhra. McElhcuuy. St Johns, n. r
~ wyoming, Gadd Liverpool Nov. -, and Queens
town 2ith
= Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond city Point and
Norfolk.
IS llerdcr. Brandt Hamburg
f. Hudson, Garcr. Sew orleans
- Maggie Cain. :, lover Havana
s. Cap'lla. Dryden. Newcastle
s. Canada, franucul. iIaVre
s. Bothnia, McMickan, Liverpool Nov. 30 and Queens
town 2tth.
- city Of Dallas chester Feruanlina.
s. John Gibson. TraNcrs. George town. u e.
- The Queen, Ailtfec Liverpool Nov 20 aud queens
'own 21st
Sark Norman Allen. Calais
btrk Meteor. Jones Rio GlIude del Nortc.
Hark Caro-. ttrniucgns
bark Rafatlc thiaIlo. Lancaster
BARK Ada Carter 1hur-tou. feruamluco.
Brig Britannia. liutChki... ST. KITS
Hrig Annie B'gurt Merritt NOu~urrat
bng Catherine. Sheatcr. Btha
The sun., 1878-12-04
Burned to Death In an Iron Tank. 3.

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. 3-Whie two men,
names at present unknown. smearng the inside OF
large iron tank with coal tar. Bolohors sugar
nnery between 10 and ~ O'Clock this morning. the
IN some fious took IRE. and before the
could Dc rescued, they were burned 10 death
The burned men were John Ieich aud Henry wiese
both men ui family. The accident II supposed
been caused ~ the breaking OF lantern that the
were using, thus igniung die coal tar
The sun., 1878-12-04
THE BRAINS OF THE UNIONS.
qyrOGR trHICIL UNION NUMBER SIX
tND rs 1NNUIL LLECIION.

,t,,r, tailed IN the Large Compo.ing Roorus
,ro.iins What u rnid by Roth PnrtIcs-
Thr atoms rowcr-Its Struggles, and Its
tnnucncc at the Head Of the Labor CAUSE.
The annual election OF Typographical
r...N ti.au event In New York to-day. Al
r.r.i, iar..c iu numbers us in previous
r- H. iu.u has more than once II late
l,,o.,i.... o taai N f'ta!ns it's oil vitality and
trf... l. -Nu comprises something Ike
i.r....a o.. She majority of tcm the repre-
.,t... u.u oi their craft in tho metropolis.
sn. ,it. N' interest evoked In the pending
..t.... ..t.t .. great gs in former years. thcro
i.rno... .. i,D. NJ on both sides to warrant
,,. .a.-.tt.Du '.at it will not b. a walk over
tr.tl... .i.lty ln the days when the Union
..tN.I ,.l 2llD to 400 members, and it's
i,n...n.o w4. sought 10y the lenders Of both
,....l ...ft ... is annual contests WERE IL
,.-..hl. .ult. cN 'itng than the State elections
a.t ,r,...l.j ticm. The polls were usually
t.it ,ur iowu-,owu ward. whcro the pres
an..... Il.t t..ls VI printers from morning till
n..ht r... ui' struggle something Of the look Of
accom-, ...d uOhticm primary. Nowadays the
.l..t,.n- a,c held in the composing rooms.
where tsr members of the Union hold n chapel
andd,.osIt tho,r ballots in the custody OF three
inspector. ot election appointed beforehand for
,hm purp So. In The sun, the Herald. and
other o0l,os in which tho Union mon
prslominai, the polls hro open for two hours
and at ula headquarters Of the organization
In chatham street they are open from 10 A.
N.n4p a.. ioa allow those who have not votod
nttheir respective Offices M we'll as Union mon
emtdo,.l outside of the largo Offices. TO do
po-t their votes Each elector. before present
nshis ballet must exhibit card like the fol.
lowin.. 'ue blanks being filed out In accordance
with th. require mputs oi the Union:
The sun., 1878-12-04
Businrss pOlurs.
For Education nnd Charity.
by AUTHORITY or THE STATE.
ZEN. a. 7 BRAt'RFGA or LOUISIANA

GEN. q. 7 BEAuREGARD or LOUISIANA,
0ES JUBAL A. EARLY or VIRGINIA
will personally arrange all details aud supervise the
traordnary Grand Annual Drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company Sew orleans siay Dec 10
N one of thcsc grand distributions Gen Early writes 70
the New York Tribune Is follows.
We took such precautions As :, know that all the
numbers from to iponDo. inclusive representing tho
tickets In the scheme, sold ami unsold placed in
the wheel from which the drawing made with ~
much certainty as bank officer who has counted the
packages OF money sealed them up placed them In the
vault and then locked the vault and put the Key In his
pocket, knows that the money is there. There
possibility OF any mistake part deception
oil the part Of others
1929 prizes. amounting to 1922 jOo. including ono
Capital Prize OF siooOo Grant Prize Of s5o0Oo
Grand Prize of s2oop, sc Tickets ten dollars csiD;
Halves hyc dollars So finhs two dollars e.; Tcnths.
dollar 81
Write tor circular, or send orders TO A. DAUPHIN.
+ O box 6o2, New orleans La. or 70 II l.. PLUM. 3l9
Broadway, New York
Pine six Hats. 81. 30, worth 81; Derbys,
tlOaud upward worth - - New church Il up stars.
The sun., 1878-12-04
MdRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtNANAc-rHfs Dlr
sun RISES. ~ sun scts.... 33 Noon sets. Oe
wArrR-rHIs
Sandy Hook. 80 GOV Island. ~ Hell Gate, "
The sun., 1878-12-04

fRovisIoss-Pork tRirlY actve; old mess jol,hing
Of S14oeae7 u; do - 7aGASs dali, Old nrs
on red At 81 % Tor December January and ~ do
nj ~ " tor February and March Beet aud beet hams
gMrt and nearly nohnal Bacon more actlNe, salrs
I'M bNa ~ 4C for Western short clear Drce nb1T
and 1ac or long and short clear Cor JAAAaTy Cat
The sun., 1878-12-04

Snow I'm the city OF New York. thc NJ day ID De-
cembcr 1873, hy the Hon Abraham X. Lawrence Jus
ucc Of tsc supremc Court stephen snow nom Emma
g. snow Cause, adultery,
The sun., 1878-12-04

Corner Ann And william ats, established 1870 ulilors
Wl ind the largest and hnest assortment of cluths
caSshieTes, ONVrcOaungS Innings Ac at prices lower
than any Mllrre ese.-Adt.
The sun., 1878-12-04
spulI NutIe.s.
USEFUL PRESENTS


t3E il"iIhnA{Sr
KEEPS PArFSf 'rAarlSHtb pRrss SHIRTS
KEERFs dGst6u " lsy s-' o..t to , u measure
KLLrs g3MrItfE SjiliS n + ,. %, each
Canton White ai scHrle Flannel also scarlet, White
n% kF 1pt a Hst 'sg tGSfs M gsss rs 81 81 y - -
KEEPS UMBRELLAS lAn sllcsi
oESfs Rb " G6Esg gd a.ITsnsa ss!a E' f" 5a,a S
two buttohs. 81 % Rest quality
kamules and circulars niaiied free
kthf hAnuiacnring Company stores
s s.s ssalSsS"'y Sew YORK ''i Fa'o" st. BROOKLYN
AET'rER ON TODACCO. NY EDWAKu
hlXnN ~ D. eeiior Of the soa'Pci addressed 20 lhe
lie and the prooreau,c or-ans NErEAiGIA produced
y blood starvation. slciurc 9emoI h.iis and ali oA
the autiW 20 5th Az
KEATING'S COVGH LOZENGRS mi
great English remedy has teen used aud rcconunenied
som by all druseisis l1ec ST. .'nt. sent By mail 'o
New York AGENTS
INvAIIDs.-lf there is any rcrson .uOcrm,
irCm consumption or disease ot ths lungs or iron
s1 IN rrTioH, vaPia1. tu'y can oe euiT Address
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RYE AND ROCK TRADE MARK RE.
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BELLS RYE AM Rook Al others are mutations
RYE AND ROCK CANDY.
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cation ouly
FAMILY HERALD.-A few advcruscments q
PANTY, HesaId al one dsar hns Once, "a BesKnSI
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The sun., 1878-12-04

Married women suffer severely iron nausea MilkOf
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The sun., 1878-12-04

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