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- nOVl5
~ Prices TO suit the times. Horse Feed and
Dinner 80 cents, at William II. Stagmers Hotel,
Bel Air. uovS-3t
.5B Several very fine Essex Suws, eight
months old, first premium stock, for sale low.
John Moores, Big Woods. noyS
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.sg| Oils Oils! Oils "A Fresh supply Of Lard
MEATS Foot, Machine, Sperm, Harness and Cas-.
tor Oils on hand, at prices to suit the times. E.
Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store. septl3
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Last Monday morning a rough-looking
man made his appearance in Bel Air, with q
light spring wagon, II pair of sorry! looking
mules and horse. He stopped at the
Changers Hotel, for breakfast, and upon be-
ing questioned, gave his name rs Patrick
Ryan, and said he had traded for his present
outfit with Mr.. S. r Cummins, proprietor of
the hotel ut Casteon. Mr.. w. Smithson
Forwood proprietor of the Changers Hotel,
having received information that n horse
buggy and harness Ind been stolen from
Henry II. Chandler, of Hamorton, Chester
county, Pa, suspected Ryan of being the
thief and after his departure telegraphed to
Marshal Gray, of Baltimore, to look out for
him. Detective Hall accordingly made q
Search and found that the mules and wagon
had been sold to a livery stabekeeper and the
horse to some one unknown. A search was
then made for the thief, and he was captured.
Ryan, had traded in Wilmington and also in
Elkton, before trading with Mr.. Cummins
at Casleon. A large reward was offered by
Mr. Chandler for the arrest of The thief
Ryan is said to be a notorious horse thief
and is well acquainted with the inside
of the Maryland penitentiary. Mr.. Forwood
went to Baltimore on Wednesday to identify
him, and Mr.. Chandler is engaged in tracing
up his property.
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,:sg@ 50,0 600 to Loan on good County Property
R. w. Templeman Il Co, 81 Lexington ST.,
Baltimore. octlS
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SALE OF LAND.-On Monday John J. AL
exander, auctioneer, sold at public sale, at
the Court House door, for George Y Magma
der, Esq, trustee, 494 acres of land, situated
near Mill Green, and belonging to Robert E.
Morgan, to James Lee, for $500.
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.ag- Razor Straps, Shaving Mugs and Brushes
Also very fine assortment Of Wostcnholm Il
Sons, Rogers, Wade IL Butchers Razors-oll at
city prices. f. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug
Store. septl3
,as~Primc Oak Shingles for sale low. Also
Prime Oak Wood, which will be delivered
promptly, for lowest market price. Thomas A.
Hays, Churchville, Md. je7
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Personal Property

AT 10 O'clock, A. NJ, his
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.4y" For Sale by the pound or coil, New Foo
der Rope, at j. q. Rouse's, Bel Air. oct1S
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) ACRES MORE OR LESS,

being the same and all the lands fully and
particularly described in deed from William
Bailey and wife, to VIM. McCommins, dated
June, 10Th, 1860, and recorded among the
Land Records of Hartford county, in Liber
w. G., No 12, folio 1.
The improvements consist Of q comfortable
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~ Buy the celebrated Water Proof Walker
Boot. Every pair warranted. For Sale by J
g. Rouse. Bel Air. ociiS
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ACCIDENT TO A LADY.--On Thursday of
last week, as Mrs. Annie Silver, who lives
near priesthood Bridge, was driving home
from Churchville, in n buggy, one of the
shaft bolts dropped out, and the horse, ordi-
narily remarkably quiet animal, ran away,
throwing Mrs. Silver ont and upsetting the
buggy. Mrs. Silver had her ankel sprained
and was considerably bruised, but not scri-
ously hurt The buggy was wrecked
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DARK THEATRE. COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Mr. HksE ExsF MEhs nT OK os and Manager
STUART EonsSS o %SD Wv. H. CRANE.
. S9SEPY OF E EkRoRs
q at as q ,Ss
Ex MEb OF rh EsR5Rs MaSEE Saturday
Mr. Abbey regrets that proviens engagements Of the
Comedians win preclude the possibility Of extending their
''' MAffSE e fRicEs ' MATINEE PRICES
aoor serpe,ed ,hroashoa, For the especial .sso%moa
chairs will be n the balcony 80 each
Reserved chairs in balcony SOC
Deserved opcr. chairs in dress circle 81
Proprietor and % Hsnr Ss NJ wALLAcK
EVERY ny E s1E
\ GREAT n saFgEDay MATINEE
has been accorded 20 this charming play,
THE TABLEAux
NIGHTLY nEp Il shs snd s tho acts being
ana tho acting sis5 ai1 E'sissh
From the New York Tribune-l
reward v spo ss,,SS:siSs;S,xya' WV rrs,o
APPROPRIATE cossrtUaEss AND APPOINTMENTS.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC. IL. BARBIERE
TOMORROW "Wednesday, EVENING. December IL, At 8,
IL BARBIERE DI SEvIGLIA
Almayiva. Sig Frapelli Barolo Sig Thicrry; Figaro,
Sig Del Puente; Bssilio Sig Fo Bcrta Nine Lablacno
and Rosina, Milo MINNIE HAuk.
Director of the Music and Conductor .Sgnor AHDITI
Friday evening. December IL. CARMEN.
Don jose Sig Canipanin Carmen, Mile MINNIE 1IAUK.
GRAND MATINEE Saturday, December IA, at.
LA SoNNAMBuLA
Foil; Amina, MmS EfI.LEx GERsrER her last sppear.
in that character this
LBS PAPILLONS.
Last week Of tho season.
Monday, December III, favorito OPERA In which Mme.
ETELkA GERSTER and Sig Campanni will appear
Tuesday December IL twenty eighth night Of the SUBJ
scription. production of IL FLAUTo MAGICo.
THE AQUARIUM, BROADWAY AND 18Th ST.
Grand three act Spectacle of
CINDERELLA,
introducing an army Of children in gorgeous and magnh
procession chariot drawn by ponies floral display busue
characters. &C.
Specially adapted for the holiday ladies
and Juveniles.
Admission 80 cents. Reserved seats, 10 extra.
NTIBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE.
IN EDWARD r.. STARIN. Proprietor and Manager
Second week and overwhelming houscs with KIRALFY
BROS greatest spectacular production. AROUND THE
WORLD IN 20 DAYS with gorgeous scenery, marvel
Ions mechanical effects gitering arnors and jewels
Grand Ballet Of 100 ladies' led by the greatest living
micro danseuse Mile. BONFANTI
Superb Dramatic Company.
Matlnees Wednesday and Saturday, at2P. n.
CTANDARD TlEATRE. BROADWAY AND 33D ST.
pWILIIAM HENDERSON. -. Proprietor and Manager
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r ycEuM THEATRE. I4TH ST. AND 9TH Az.
lIkATE CLAYTON .Manageress
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
EVERY EVENING AT :. SATURDAY MATINEE AT .
THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
Powerful east. including
Miss ALICE DUNNING. LINGARD
Mr.. FREDERIC ROBINSON,
Mr. CHARLES A. STEVENSON
and Miss KATE CLAYTON.
POPULAR PRICES, POPULAR PRICES.
81 75c. Soc 25C.
Seats for sale week in advance box Office and $50
Broadway
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DOCTOR JAC0BY.

"A. No l6i Blecckor 1T.
The medical profession numbers among It's opponents
worthy Of special mention than the gentleman
heads this article, The many years do.
voted the prosecution of his arduous and
profession and the skill I've has brought upon
have earned for him reputation cnviabIe IL
and have been In him
place among tho physicians of this
city.
Dr. Jacoby who has Ind experience Of twenty years In
thc principal hospitals Of Prussia while rigid ndbcrcnt
and believer IN the efficacy ~ the modes Of
which by best physicians nevertheless
possessed ~ ideas Of his concerning tho In
which diseases Of certain character should bc treated
and he happens pusfcsscd az sufficient
submit these ideas - practical test. ho has had
satisfaction Of witnessing their complete While
perfect master all the various branches 81 his
tho Doctor spocinshat ~ to he dcvocs HIS timc
and system. His system OF treatment for
thc-c diseases aud simple In It's character and
scacons It's results and since Its rst Introduction
has met With the complete and has failed
20 achieve Afford relief II has been highly praised
by those who have submitted to H. and Is everywhere
spoken OF IN the highest terms
sh"nld he remembered TINT DIR. Jacoby Is regu-
nry accredited physician he having received his Berlin
diploma IN 1851 signed by King Frederick William ILL., and
shat te pracrc he enjoys " extensive and lucrative
~ conrlns"n We would state that the Doctor has a
printed scale n Fees mud the treatment is not from books
but from experiences and discovery Also the Doctor guar
sn'ces bottom cure or no lee expected We recognise in
DR. Jacuby who has Just Europe honora-
bic gentleman ana a pli, stefan of unusual skill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
A.TUNE FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION CLASS A.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1879
IO4th Monthly Drawing
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This institution regularly Incorporated by the Legs-
lac of for Educational and Charitable purposes
In 1893 with capital Of $1,000 ooo to which 4 has since
NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on the
Tuesday IL scales pospones Look Ut the
following Distribution
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
II AT =
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENrs-isr PAcr-,th and 9Th cola
ASTROLOGY-l2rn PAGy-eth co.,
LIARDs--i2rM rAGs--tth col
PEHESsp TSTHSS RssTsa ss
REAL EsTarE FOX SAILED
sgssTSEssss SProETys.TIEs. a. r.s.
CITY ks Asb bsTATE s2s
SS4cMSkS 1Nn AEPESEEs-iasa PAe.4: the sol 4,
coAsIwisE sTEAMsHiPs-i2rn fAGS-S'n ana 0'n
BAsSis$s4s5 s.sssa q. r.e.'' COL
p DwEfse HOUSES 1o rkr
EUROPEAN sTEANsHiPs-i2Tn PAcr-Sth col
ee xG9RsioNsI r.anI Psss s0, COL
s I'm sslALal P.e rAcsi col,
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-2D
.ss s coll.
HELP r psa s sol Al coli.
s.a e. q .. BUSINESS &C.
INsrRUcTIoHs-2p PacE-s,h col
Eo dsT AND Hol rouSDAlar Fsor@iss col.
MASsEE SANTsl $500 ras 80 col >
MATRIMONIAL-l2rH PAcx-9th col.
s1nSkR7 AND pAfiss rAo,s col
NEW P1uTsLIcAr ic7 lI' PAex-esh col
fbsT oFecE oEsAss F1cnh col
S.
18TH PAGF--3d col -
RENTED PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2D PAGK-i6 COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAcy-}st col
RELIGIOUS NOTfCFsS-lsT PAGR-1st COL
REWARDS-lsr PAGr--Ist col. IL
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PAGr-3d md 4th coils
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAGE-iss,
= f5s 6 ?. =. COL
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAcB-5th col.
~ LIT FOE BUSINESS PuRPosEsep Persist col
TRAvELLERS' GUIDk-12ru PAGk-jth col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
pAGY-1St col.
WANTED TO PURCHASERS PAGE-4th col.
WATCHES JEwELRY, 6C.-2p PACH-2d col
WINTER RESORTS--2p PAGE--2d col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrH PAGB-6th COL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-O- 25-N0TTCE To NARINERS

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MO. 25-N0rICE TO MARINERS.
30 SOUTHEAST COAST OF IRELAND;
FOG c6Asr rT 81 Mss sSSk
IT,. iaIsM LenIs orrIcE pusIls Nov. t. 1878
that l,, sSSu, Fs6sry Rocket Fog Signal
reaching altitude of about 400 feet will explode with
Further will BIO issued when has
'''' INV '''''' D' '''''' wM LEES, Secretary.
/ for piles; gives instant relief; is harmless; is never
i4ns al Broadway gsopro
ROYAL HAVANA DRAWINGS.
Grand Extraordinary. December "a
sI,s5o.ooo distributed Capital prize, $4,000
~ ''''' '~ q vIADERo 4 CO.. BANKERS.
Liberal reduction allowed.
kRHETMATIc sociETy has removed from sry7 to aIo
f. q rsa
and circulars free.
$4,000 FOR 81 in ii.
!, y. G x.sE2sty s sRs RAY yISgrrnv
wiGiiciG IL r kiHasG rhA cA1 pEcHMnER
Also ''ne wR ROLE a TcRHT osssh'r TO
WILLIAMSON 4 Co, Eastern Agents, 500 Broadway.
%67 QCS -"CnRIsTMAs DRAwING.".aKEN;
s,fss ssss p sss
~ 4ads' S6 81 GsSsas
@1 2E0 000 ROYAL HAVANA LoTTERY-Ex
capital $5lpOO; prizes cashcd For 1uther Information
address SOSNENBERG CO, New IISSen. Conn.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
4 COTTON HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 1 KEARNEY.
N 10 AND I12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH Av.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that IL kind and
In harness from o three days
given to test warrantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS CTUESDAY) SALE AT
O'CLOCK
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that IL warranted kind and
in harness from to three days
givcp to test warrantees
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EVERY EVENING,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEK.
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES.
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
of the
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. DECEMBER -, 1874
81 $4,000 distributed. Capital prize, $4,000
c. vIADERO CO., Bankers
/ New ST., New York
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quietly. Uzunon seized toe opportunity Tor drawing
up little closer, but he allowed TO nave MS
own cay for long, the Dolaval sculler, witn lew
powerful strokes, recovered himself The latter
passed Chiswick Church IN lam. 2Is., his OPP
ponents time being lam "a. Both now began
TO shoot over toward the hIddlesex shore, their
courses boing as cieverly judged possibie.
Opposite The Bulbs Head Barnes there was,
a usual. fair concourse of spectators, aud their
cheers seemed to animate the reuawed efortx.
Cannon once again quickened up 10 nearly 40, and
Hawdon slightly accelerated bis stroke. the bridge
WAS "shotV AZ the undsrmentiopsd time c:--Hawdon,
l9m. 27a Cannon, lsm. 39s. No moro need be SAID.
Very little change occurred In their relative posi-
tons, and Hawdon eventuaily reached the ship at
Mortiake comparatively easy winner In 22m. 57s,
Cannons time being 23m. 9s, NUMBER OF gen ie-
men on board the umpire's boat claimed that Haw-
don had covered the course In 22m 52s, which would
have been tho fastest time record II will be re-
memoered that George Tarryer, whom he defeated
Con. Brian August l3 1877 rowed the distance In
22m. 55s and this hitherto taken tho place AT
tho head OF the quotations Our time yesterday was
taken oy BeDson's chronograph and several other
experienced "ciockistsn corrooorated IL Therefore
II must be recorded that Hawdon has driven the
"faslest timen very closely Indeed, although he has
not quito succeeded IN beating II.
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never had professional training in tho art
oil walking. His name is William Handley. lie be-
gan practising Tor exhibition only few weeks ago,
and the best walking that he has done Is ssveaty-hve
miles In ten hours. THIS statement. however, rests
wholly upon his own assertion aud that oil . friend
who timed him. He runs ana walks by turns.
Az ono O'Clock this morning, n he frhiled bis ex-
pressed purpose Handley began the task OF waikin
500 miles days. The track ~ that
oi the Staten Island Athletic Club, at West
Brighton. Aandey laid out tneir grounds aud
is employed 10 keep them IN order. Very
lew believe that he will accomplish what he has
attempted; but he Is credited with being promising
amateur. He 10 small In stature, oi tough and wry
build and weighs about one hundred aud lorty-nine
pounds. The track Is ono-sxth of u mile IN length
and is not sheltered overhead. In case OF rain
during the days his progress Will be seri.
0usly nteriersd WITH not checked entirely as The
ground Is not very hard
Handley lives IN u poor ncighborhood in New
Brig hton, called Cherry lane. and visited there
last evening by reporter. He says that In 1855 he
experienced very hard times, and getting out OF EN-
pioyment in ST. Louis, set out for the Atlantic coast
From Cincinnatt TO Baltimore he walked all the way
aud arrived at the end OF his journey IN about afesn
days he mas road In the HxeALD about the perform
anccs OF Hughes and il eager 10 show that he can
surpass them tN3.
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3 A S e B A L l..
The Buffalos Win the International
Association Pennant.
NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES.
The Metropolitan Championship Claimed
for the Fyaways.

The Buffalo Club have the championship OF tho
international Association for the year 1873 Before
playing dnal game BuGaios had won and lost an
play. They have played and gained q victory over
the Stars, and the Rochesers, with whom the Stars
had one more game to play, have dIsbandcd. Should
the latter organ zation put nine In the field to-day
morrow 10 play this concluding game with the
Stars and the latter win tho would end
with these two 1ne clubs tie. Should
the Stars not win, nor even play their last game,
then tho question Is settled In favor OF the Buf-
ialo Club Whatever is done TO change this result
must be done before the sun sets Tomorrow, tho
15tb for by the rules OF tho association, the cham
pionship season lasts six months and no onger-be.
ginning each year the 10Th OF April and endI4g
on the 18th OF October. Al the most all the Stars
can do by defeating nino az Rochester put In the
ing to tho International body, viii be to tic tho But
falos. Then the Gna struggle would DO between them-
selvcs. This season, now about TO close, has been
very remarkable Tho International ASSOCIATION,
composed OF clubs belonging TO two nationaites-ihe
United States and Can nada-had less than thirteen
clubs to enter the list Tor the championship race
AZ I've clubs left the led Of all remain
ing had 10 be adjusted 10 suit tho altered circum-
stsnces as, according 10 the constitution and play
ing rules Of the International Association no moro
won games from any OF these dcfunct clubs could bo
credited remaining In the than lowest
number won by any OF tho rema,nng clubs or even
than the number won by any club that entered
the championship contest Tho following table gives
the complete record OF each CLUB to date:-
INTERNATIONAL
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THE SPORT OF THE WINDS.

A STEAMER ENCOUNTERS TWO HURRICANES
AND CYoLoNE--A BARK DIsMAsTED.
The steamship Scandinavia, OF Now York, OF the
Anchor Line, commanded by Captain Paulscn, which
Plies between this city and Bordeaux France, arrived
here yesterday after voyage OF twenty days. having
experienced very heavy weather. The bark Avenir
OF London, commanded by Captain Bcrthem. arrived
at this port last Friday, and reported having encoun
tcrod a hurricane which did considerable damage
TO the vessel HERALD reporter boarded both these
vessels last evening aud received the story OF the
voyage of each. Tho nrst mate of the Scandinavia
stated tnas tho steamer LETT Bordeaux sunday. Sep
tember 22, and that at eight A. NJ. the 23i they
were struck by o hurricane IN latitude 45 deg and
longitude deg, winch lasted Tor Two days Tue
Wind from the northwest. Tnsro were heavy
head anu she shipped large bodies Of water The
18th. From Inc 25tn they had pleasant weather
until Thursday, October 9, when squall
up which settled to u h0rricaEe. The ship pitched
heavily, snpp'ng large bodies OF water, ana was
obliged 10 run the wind under bare pQics Tor
day aud hall Oc.ober a heavy WIND commenced
blowing uheast. and before they had timo TO
make things snug Tho steamer was caught IN
cyclone which swept every movable object from the
under close reef. No WAS allowed ON deck, ex-
cept the cap ain hrst mate and watch, and they had
to be asnsd 10 the bridge. There was no abatement
until the TN inst, and during the remainder of the
voyage pleasant weather experieEced
ON board the bark Avenir the mate SAID they left
London early In September in ballast bound Tor New
York. They encountered hurricane on tue Isl,
inst latitude 20 deg. 10 min. and Longitude 81 deg
and Al min. The hurricane continued for tour Gays,
the WIND blowing from the west. Several sails
lost and others split aud mast was carried away.
the railing 10 prevent themselves from being swept
overheard. The vessel hove TO Tor several hours
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TILE THEFT. The BATH AND PRISON.

William Arnold 10 o plumber aged twenty-five,
and resident OF No. 1923 East Houston street. he
Is well knit and long nmbed On Friday night ho
took fancy that he would like TO get into No 1873
Bowery-a lager sal0on-and forth with began 10
crafty his LOGGING By climbing through fanlgnt
over the front door. He nllod his pockets with
cigars. and was about leaving by the way he
had entered when the demon Of thirst seized
him and he stopped 70 take drink.
He helped himself somew nat too beraIy OF the lager
aud scnnaps within mis- rcacn. and wncn his lbations
couciuded starred TO 60 out. But the rosy god
led MIN as,ray. Instead OF making his exit by tho
fanllgnt ne wont through The back window and
yard below. The unexpected bath almost paralyxed
William. and Tor lew moments he was
abls TO stir. Recovering himself hastily, however,
he returned to tho saloon through the window ana
took Ruotnsr drink 10 counteract the effect of his
ducking Memory then forsook him and hope.
less condition stretched himself the door
his widoly scattered Senses They returned at
daylight with the proprietor. VINO on opening his
found william snoring vigorously In 'front.' Of the
bar with his pockets full Of cigars ana some empty
bottles IT his side. g.t4H tfesN NM&
From ths 10 the prison pom In Essex Market 10
but step, aud thither the adventurous plumber
and lett rumnste over the INABILITY OF all
things mundane untit the arrival Of Judgs Wandsii
HIM before His Honor they found tho bars Of The
prison pon bent apart aud Williams head wedged
through them ~ bold but unsuccessful effort Tor
freedom. II took three moa to release hm close
the tbrss-quarLer bars again. William ropines
n ial in dstault OF 81, 5U0 bail
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"ALL WORK AND NO PLAY"

NEW YORK, Oct. H. 1873
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALD:- t.a1f
In today's paper there s article eutislod sPiay
Dayn only wish that sne spirit OF It could 90
carried OUT Did II to ysu that the people
who require play are those 10 wnom - denied
A man woman who works from seven A. NJ. until
six r. N. or later has no. much inclination 60
TO place OF amusement because IL . certain
amount OF preparation and q journey perhaps OF .
mile or two Now, If you want TO do real substan.
tia Tor working classes advocate and
your journal the suspension Of all business
on Saturday and then indeed II will be ..play day.
alone Tor the rich at present. but also the
weary toor who Ii denied the boon that his wealthy
nelghbors rossess. There many employe ers who
would willingly closo at noon on Saturday II some
prominent merchant establish meut would inaugu.
snt, and the HERALD is "a power IN
the land - It's championship would be equivalent TO
victory, 1OILER.