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A SCENE AT THE OLD BowERY.

lively scene occurred at the Bowery Theatre last
night near the close Of the play of .Oyer Twist
From what could be learned at late honr it appears
that certain parties enjoined the management from
paying Miss Rose Eytnge her salary, wherenpon she
declined to finish the performance. good deal OF
excitement resulted and the audience made the usual
Bowery clamor. But the woman She refused
to 60 ON without her money.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Very Rev. Dean Grasett, Of Toronto, and Very Rev.
Dean Bromer. of London. Canaia. at the Everett
Paymaster James II. Roche United States Army. and
Lieutenant Commander Charles +. Schmitz United
States Navy. at the Astor Clayton McMichael
Of Philadelphia, is ut the Westminster. Colonel
Robert n. Scott United States Army. and Colonel d.
II. Larned Of Washington, at the Fifth Avenue
General r. r. Hemphil of South Carolina. is at the
St Nicholas
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MORMON WOMEN ON POLYGANrY.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah. Nov. 1G, 1879.
The Mormon women held q meeting in tho
theatre to-day and passed resolutions avow.
ing their belief in the patriarchal order
or marriages revealed to Gods people
in past ages, which, il lived up to. conducive to
long life. strength and glory. They indorscd ID an
of the most important principles OF holy re-
ligion and claim the right of it's practice
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TWO NEW CASES AT JACKSON. MISS.

TWO NEW CASES AT JACKSON, MISS.
JACKSON, Nov. 16, 1873.
Mr.. d. +. Glennin, a telegraph operator died last
night. Two new cases reported to-day
telegram from Grecnyillc, Miss. says the fever
still fingers.
The total number Of deaths to date Is 377. The re-
lief committee involved In debt. Tho Young Mems
Christian Association will do all II to relieve the
needy.
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NO YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK, VA.

NonroLK, Nov. Is, 1875
The following is in refutation Of the dispatches
relative 10 the same sent yesterday from Red
Bank. n. J. mo such person ~ Benjamin
Woody, stated to havo died at Long Branch
on the 18th inst. of yellow fever,
tracted vt this place, his son. Joseph Woody said
to have DIED here on the 18th inst of the same dis
ease have ever lived In this city There has not been
. single case OF yellow fever here this year.
JAMES ID. GAIT, M. d., Health Oficer."
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
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THE MAGDALEN ISLANDS.

HALIFAX, Nov 16, 1873.
Advccs from the Nagjalen Islands 70 the 10th inst.
state that the islands have been visited by sue
cesson OF wind storms On the 4th and 9Th inst
the first of the fell to depth Of over
fpo
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SPECIE SHIPMENTS.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 16. 1873
The following is the treasure list of the steamer
Gaelic, which sailed from Hong Kong via Yokohama
to-day Trade dollars, $1345lO: Mexican dollars
S150.s59; gold coin and dust, sI3003; fine silver
$S70 019 60.
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Love rules the Court. the camp. the grow
But this we find whcre'er we rove,
That SozopoNr alone supplies
Tho dasaling teeth and ruby dyes,
That lend u maiden half the charms
That win her to her lovers arms
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QUARANTINE RAISED.

MOBILE. Ala. Nov. 1G 18T8
The Morgan line via New Orleans is now open for
freight for all points In Texas and for passengers to
all points in Texas. except Galveston proper.
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AID FROM THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16, 1873
Secretary Evarts has received from Commissioner
General Mccormick and forwarded to Louisiana a
draft for $2450 A. gold the proceeds of the concert
given Ia the Trocadero Palace ut the Paris Exposton
October Is in aid Of the yellow fever sufferers ii
Louisiana.
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REFUGEES DYING.

GgEENvrLLE, Miss, Nov. 16, 1878.
Four deaths from yellow fever were reported yes
terday. All were refugees from this vicinity.
DELTA. La, Nov. 16 1873.
samuel Cohn, merchant. died here to-day OF
yellow fever
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ARE YOU AN IDIOT? IF YOU ARE. OF COURSE
Won let bad cough horrible cold have its way
But II wise, yon will promptly remove the dangerous Wis
itation with 1IALE's HONEY HOREnOuNp TAR.
Mnrder Murder-rr Oh yes, it's awful. Nothing be
the torture of dccayed tooth with the
exposed But take heart, PlHHs ToorHAcHE DR. -
cure in one minute.
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SOzODONT. SOZoDONT

TINE-PR0oF TEETH The teeth may be rendered time
brushing them daily with Sozop0Sr No
hem canker Affect the enamel species Of de-
infcs the dental hone II this and delicious dent
frce faithfully used ohe exclusion OF every other
paraton.
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ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE-STERN. .--AAERI
CAN WALKING SHOES all styles finest hand scwed CATERS
-; DRESS Smoas, 81; SLIrPERs 81 50. STERN, Bare
lay
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FOR LIEUTENANT pENsER's FAMILY.

The Relief Committee of the Chamber Of Commerce
received. yesterday, $50 2 from the Detroit Free
Iress for Lieutenant Benners family.
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A-GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE A FINE HAT
a light hat and u hat Of magnificent proportions ara
invited examine the winter HATS manufactured by
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HUMPHREYS.
Rich solid gold Jewey of every description cheaper than
any In the city. The styles richest patterns
and offered Also the exclusive sale
Of HUxPHREY's PARIsIAS DIAMONDS. They last forever
hsvc agents. Send for price list
X. HUMPHREYS
Sl9 Broadway, corner 18th ST.. New York.
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A-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MIsSaaL wArER A. sTEPHANI 4 CO., 40 New ST. sole
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A. SIMS 4 son, FULTON AND NEW CHURCH
and Nassau and Liberty single HAT At manufacturers
No deviation.
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FINE DERBY. 81 30. WORTH So (s5 SILK
HATS So au. Is New Church ST.. up stairs
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NOTABLE rRApEsMEN IN PARIS.

A.
Particularly recommended.
psdrs PsdGs~s 81 from ans sanss "y day LODGING oo,,a and
0r HoS RE @ ia. IA rS SAsa
ALr f 5ins.s a"SS if%' bEs Arrors
AZ rT * F"nsH Sa Sisls 8 9 XIV o6s & SSI SSysIrfs
Az a%:r%ss Ff: III fa' Il AND ,sc1
sss s@frfe TaoR sa omS iShs
EsFT sSss hESr s'stss FS
ka. SS
cAREfAeE sas'sisrf sTHnpERs afi MILLION QUIET CO..
champagne, sherries. Brandies cnviiier. Is Rue de-
coNFEnTfiifox WHOLESALE, FOR LADIES
HRf@E 1' aeff EnEraor
GOLD y s. Al nsr MANU-
EAGToKI 4 ,S Meet g sg Rue @ aaS oars. ,nrs.n
EAAaSsfSS "i asa!7s HsAAs'nh
isp'f Paris: ina > kse ks Eissslea ESS s'A'
PScR PES % @ 81 nrqssfs Ei 4 Ia Ressn's
rErFSSEkY FS iRsT Sh.pss" CHss rGsArS a1
RESTAURANT GRAND vEFouR
TAPESTRY, GlRiETs, TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YouSG h%DIfs Il S"s sSiloG os MISS suLEAu .a.a
youSG y xs ss sS Ss n0T Dh.s Rue ss
Youla fas oo f5s de- rai%sf Rsv''' Rooms
MILE DCPUIS, ~ Avenue a lena.
HOTEL MEuRiCE, RUE RIvOLI. OPPOSITE THU
Tuleries Gardens. First class Family Hotel Lift
JEwEiRY. BIJoUEfRIE OBJECTS OF ART
l.. ROUVENAT, t2 Rue Hantcyille.
SPECIALITY OF WEDDING ORNAMENTS. FROM 400
20 5000 francs. CHI. LABoURIAu. Jeweller 10
PRECIOUS STONES, OPALs SPECIALITY, DUBNIK
aasSHDsr rE4k K 'lf;fa%SS FsEaots Rug Em.
NanderheyIn. Expert Of Tribunals Al Rue Taitbout.
AU PRINTEMPS. GRANDS MAGASINs DE NOyEAU.
TEs. Rue du Havre. boulevard haassmann. meas
HussON BfJoUTIER. JEwEIIER.
A L'AUTRUCHE--FEATHERs AND FLOWERS.
EAU DIES FEES PROGRESSIVE HAIR AND BEARD
DYE. Medals 10 Sarah Felix, AZ Rue Richet.
| JEWELRy BJOUE1RIE. GOLDSMITH WORKS.
a. Ravaut, IL Rue de Ia PaiN.
| lie ROY Fills, HORIOGERS DE LA MARINE IA
| SHIRTS. GLOVES, BREECHEs, RACING COLORS.
Rist. o Boulevard des Capucinos.
| MILLINERY HIRST CLASS FOR THE MOST STYLISH
Partisan ladies. Caroline Reboux. % Rue de In Psix.
LINGERIE DE ilAUTE ELEGANCE, DRESSES, cos
MINES. DE vERTUS SFuRS, PATENT CEINTCRE
Regonte and Corset Curass IL Rue Auber floor.
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. FERRY.
II Rue Scribe. Unequalled for stylish ladies'
Head Dresses first class. Buher, Frere 4 sGurs.
LAIT piRis EMULSION PERFUMEp. GIVING
beauty to complexion. 1. I. Piver, 10 boulevard do
EAU pESTiPRICE PHILIPPE AND oDOSTHALrNn
dental Pastel "a Rue d'Enghein
RESTAURANT vErOUR. JNE puCHESkE SUCCRs
Palais Royal, Galere y,los 1OI los. 100.
DINER NATIONAL CATELAIN. 1I3 PAIAIS ROYAL
DeJeuner, . francs; Diner, 5 francs, win comprs
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A-USAGES IN NEW YORK SOCIETY.
No. 3. DINNER GIVING.
See HOME JOURNAL Of this week.
Single copies cents. Sold everywhere.
MORRIS PHILLIPS a co. 3 Park Mace New YO
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year oS9a
1877. 1878
Weekly average. Az Al AZ o.
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A.-FAIl FAShlON DhESS AND
iSs'%s.s slss%~.y "A'' ''"'s Dn' SUI nat v ' -
a. b." HYATT's "a. B." LIFE BAI4sAAT,
anS 70" w seron and
blood Of however long standing. All druggists
AMERICAN STAR. SOFT CAPSULES.
blue wrapper. Avoid fancy names Our Sandalwood
MHtGER % 'TPf PETRnE TO l:eadc st. New York
BALsAM OF HONEY AND TOLU CURES GROUP,
ShHSR'IF ssISs oase sS%s' ana bronchitis fh'Fm'ey
CAN THE TRUTH ovERTAKE A .IIEq
Investigation diseoses tho fact that the lady reported
died IN chicago after two weeks q repued
&. aSs.:.sa.a i. $s,s :s MI ~:
10000 bottles Of T. II has therefore, taken by
s as 10 %
sss Wy hereby s'Va s
for evidence showing that !, contains poisonous or in
prove that has reduced numbers q stated
ss Su ve ns% S%s
papers that have ni,led the public BY saying that phys
when y ~ ;:; Ss,Ss benz
conveyed y p'''''''S ''' BoTxNic MEDICINE co,
DIR. s. II. r. LEES L1THONTRIPTIC
For the cure q all Kidney Ansstops Sold by caswcll
DYEING AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YORK
Dynsc 1sp pmsr,sc I'm = Esr.n.sssssy M: s,a'sn Island.
Isi Pierrepont ST., Brooklyn Established ~ years
EASY BOOTS SUPERIOR QUALITY FOR GEN.
tlemen at reduced prices. EUGENE FERRIS soS, ~
Nassau ST., west side
f. BOOSS 4 BRO. ESTABLISHED 1889, IMPORT
ers and Of fine FuRs 40 broadway aud
Msrer ST. between Howard and Grand sts., have been
"S"''e' THE GOLD MEDAL.
"for thorough workmanship, fine quality and Style
NJ the Paris Exposition above a competitors Also high
SEAL sACouEs AND FURLINED GARMENTS A
'hA" SPECIALITY.
s.GUEss YOU'RE JOKING. MISTER, AMT YOU"
said poor crippled man whose joints out OF shape
with rheumatism of agents. who was telling
what nrSsEs PAIN KILLING MAGIC Or would do lie gave
him bottle try aud in about two weeks he writes "r
thank you for your agent gave me- Its use
on my poor crippled hands immediate relief some
friends helped me TO get some Of your OIL which
have used freely, aud now my hands and limbs
quite nimbly" II works like charm Sold by all drug.
gists. sample bottles free. Large family bottles 81.
Depot 90 Murray st.
GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTORS PREVENT
becoming an invalid: sold everywhere. By mail, ~ 80
siNt'ER Manufacturer. Ne hr"sh~sss
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business HArs ready; Gne silk HAr 70. BURKE ia
Broadway
"a b." HYATTS "a. B." LIFE BAI4SAM
proven tested dnring 30 years with its 100000 great
remedy for rheumatism, scrofula and impure
blood of however long standing All druggists.
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AMERICAN STAR" SOFT CAPSULES.
blue wrapper. Avoid fancy names Our Sandalwood
specially dis titled under government test.
MAUGER PETRIE. 10 l.eadc st., New York.
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EUROPE.
EUROPE.
L,LoRILIsE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH

What beautfes the human teeth,
And whas preserves them
And. IL discoored In the least
Why what restores their hues
What puries aud keeps them bright,
Aud beautiful aud clean
Why, "(iallups famous Dentitrice,
rhe "FRAt;RANT FLORIILNEri
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS IN THE UNITEh
STATES
GOLDEN HAIR-ROBARES .AuREOLINE PRO
VJduces by three applications tho beautiful golden
color much admired il il perfectly harmless To be had
all apohecares aud fancy goods dealers. Sole agents.
r. HoNESDEN AZ son. London. En- gland.
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BALsAM OF HONEY AND TOLU CURES GROUP,
whooping cough and bronchitis. HARTNETrS Pharmacy
q Il (.uso
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LADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED: GRAY
hair restored; sample Bottles, ~ Mrs kETcHTM.
of9 9TH nv
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Average temperature yesterday. ........... 46y
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
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GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTORS PREVENT
becoming an invalid sold Everywhere ny mail, ~ 81
SINGER. Mannfaetnrer TDt Hrnsd~sss
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE UNITED STATES FRIGATE ESSEX Al TABLE
BAY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
CARE TowN, Oct. o. 1873
The United States frigato Essex is at Table Bay un-
dergoing repairs in her machinery.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CORVETTE PLYMOUTH
TROUBLES IN ST. cRoIx.

TROUBLES IN ST. CKOIA.
ST. THOMAS, Nov. ., 1878.
have just received the following telegram from st.
Croix:--"The United States corvette Plymouth lett
West End. st. Croix on the evening OF the 7th for
Norfolk. Midshiplncn Mallory and Rawlings were
left in the hospital with ordinary fever Much fever
is reported among the crew. An earlier despatch
said :-"Marine Moore is sick with malsria fever.
Marine Banchi il also in hospital said to have yellow
fever The Plymouth left without any sick on board.
The above four are the only cases"
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH orEIGE, acs spsRpSINS sEpHPwATo11 o1
ADvaRTISEMENTs AND sALEs OF PAPERS,

'bs sEafs$ Ss$ s2ss Ss S1Ssss
AMusEMENrs-isr pAs. -s.h and ssh coils
BILLIAKDs-lsv PAoE-6th col 1900.
s$$sSsSs SSa
syssSss p.ss s.s s.s.
E F1a.ss ana ~ ss
sSss$#HsE :ss :s
ssSsS ss.s g. Oh 60.
pENTIsTRY-2p rAGE-6h col
8EH wkS1S S1HRsf Hoss re h ss AND
zuRdfSEsxssss zuRdfExs ssTEAashiFs-isia PAo.-4sA and ssA
css;s;, gas.1s:s sss. s.s 9Th COL
sSS aooSs asS e. TO
r,,u; 2p Pr rASs-d.. g. and s.Ns;,s 20 sSs 80,
sStscR ySs s. r.e.4.a es n
skEF xETEDssIAsiaP :,
ESGsES ao5Hs ia ss r4s.s4 ..
LOST xND FOUND .i.r EAssa,iss s :, col.
aAsBLE MANTELs-ap P1sE-4sh COL
S1aS fHS1;s rAa.
sgs1Gzh.is sgR Gfz5hslis14Sssaass EAsSa.s ss r4s.e.A 90.
ffkhssSssSsEA!ss SsASSss s e; s.s,-ssA col
FkoFss1R FkoFssaP ftfv III is
rsorEarY r-sFa oGT 81 SSA CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PA0K-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO KxCHANQE-2D PAGE.lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED Rp PAoz-lst col.
..S 18th 81: sss. ...
sas r. s col
SPECIAL NOTICES 1sr PAGK-1st and I'd coils.
SrCRAGE-2D PAGE-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS IN PAcE-3u and 4th colA
The TRADES-12TH PAcK-4th col.
THE TURF 1sr PAGE I'd and Sd coils.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKP0SES-2D PACB-lst col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE 18TH PAcn-6th col
IN PAGE-2d col.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-0rH PAox-6th COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY. 6C.-2D PAoE-6th col.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY PHOPEkTY FOR SALk
OR TO Lkf-2D PACE-lst col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-i0ru PAGp-6sh col
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. -.

A UCfIoN HoUsE OF ARCH JOHNSTON.
a 10. ~. ~ and rs 18th st.,
near University place.
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REGULAR sALRs OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
LIVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
24 hour so throe days. trial horses warranted sound
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and true In
harnesslrom to three days given
test wgrranteeA
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELlABLE
house IN THE CITY.
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THE TURF.
q House corner g. Broadway.
til ~ O'Clock. after that on the track.
JEROME PARK AND ST. LOUIS RACks.-ENTRIEs
and results AZ AL Barclay until IL o'clock day
OF races At Jerome Park BEAMAN co
IERoME PARK.-sT.. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
kscesEntres and results received Is est 18th
ossement open on Jerome rArk race day: until noon
CklDGE co.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN JEROxE PARK RACES
May 30 June l. and special trains, with reserved
days As and 2:lo r M; returning aissr the races
For regular trains time table, Excurson Tickets. 20
cents.
Fourth avenue ears run direct to depot
c. NJ. BESskLL. Superintendent
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS GRAvEsKND,
l.-sprng Meeting Trottng Races. June 3. Q and
a.. Three minute and thiity-our to-dsy
Entries IN three minute class Nelie D.. village Girl.
kadir. II. W. Beecher. Dam Giovanio. Katy Thompson,
Why Not, shorty Fountain. Blossom Billy Green Susie
Snyder. Arabian Mag. II. L. Davis .. U. A.. James
Entries in "a clasa-Jas NJ Oakley. Jenis L., Pom
detts ftsgsraid komuius. Lilly. Clara Norris Ada O..
Nellie Webster
Prospect Park and Coney Island r. r. run horse and
steam Of grounds every is minucs Ad
mission TO all paris OF grounds and grand stand dollar
ATWOOD co.
On Of the condition Of the
track the aoove races have been postponed until to-day
TTATrEkSALL'S OTTO OUTAGE, hOBOKEN -AUC-
ton and French Pools all svsnts trots every day.
Branch once at SpeneerS broadway Fulton.
Orders received for French Pools
NJ LOWELL WILL MAKE COMBINATIUN AND
:strAight Books the jerome and s.. Lou. at
10 West 2ssh st. until o'clock p. NJ. and the hack
during the races
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nUCKIS9HAM PALACE,
ID 27rII 81, NkAR ~rH Az,
En.. s.si.si.s s,ss,y.. opsss Seed; ssaS I sss2
nunoss uexen astAakeA
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nOikSEs. CARRIAGES. SO.
4 6CfIoS HOUSE or VAN TAsskLL E KEXKNEf
~ ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH Av.
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BILLIARDS.
ATNEw wAhEhooMs 0f H. VI cbLLESDER 75s
n broadway, between Grace Church and StewarsBill-
lard Tables second hand In latest des-ns; best
goods and lowest prices.
tllLLIARD MD POOL TABLES. EoJAL TO ABW.
Dat iow prices a. PHELANs Warcroems. ~ vcsey -
CECOND HAND POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES
Dirom 500 upward. L. DECKER CO. TO broadway.
Az HITE RUBBER hi LfARD AM PUOL BALLS
M $40 set 2poo s26 set warranted for ~ mon tina
wM n. WELLfSG. 207 Centre ST.
MUSICAL.
~ a pvAyCESv ON PIANOS. FURNfTURE. &C -iO3
AWcst sd So west Of 9th ssoraGe once). without
bonus
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and treated me unkindly as you could But at the
school u Was different There the child's sad history
wns known. and they allowed me to accompany her
IN pleasant little walks, from which she never re-
turned empty handed, but always full OF joy."
but " asked the Court ibid you intend 20 aoducs
the childy Speak oui tor you have told good and,
believe, honest story"
NO. oh mol am married and have my own little
ones TO iced and clothe. But have tried. with the
niue earned, not 10 forget my Door dead fister's
child"
''Mr Parks" said the Judge, al nothing In
This case to blame the doondan for There has been
nothing wrong, but everything praiscworthy IN her
conduct You surely cannot press your charge alter
tening TO what she has said. -
swell, III withdraw that charge, but ! mako an
from my house"
"Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. Parks Is not willing 20 be
charitable. he insists on my putting you undcr bonds
To behave yourself Have you any one 10 go your
bailY"
"No, sir; am afraid not"
"wcIl, tx your bail at 5000 and myself will be-
como your bondsman.n
little AIcc?"
Judge (turning TO tho child, who had been silent
Do you love your aunt and 90 you wish her 10 see
you ottenr
The iather's eye was upon Alice, who said nothing
and looked confused.
.Iet him go into another ROOM" said Mira McDou-
aid, "and then I'm sure tho child will say she wishes
mo to her.r
"Mrs Mcdonald" said the Court, '.you arc held IN
5000 to keep from Mr.. Parks for months. "
"And az inc end OF months can then 20
there 2"
"Ah but havo another plan. You are hcld under
bail 10 Keep from annoying this man for one year.
you do not"
~ promise to 60 there only TO see the child"
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A JEALOUS FATHER.

NE opLIoEs HIS DAUouTEn's AUNT TO GIVE
. BONDS THAT SHE WILL NOT VISIT HER.
Charles Parks, OF No. 252 Eighth avenue, charged
Mary Mcdonald, OF PiainleId, N. d., In tho Jefferson
Market Court yesterday with attempting to steal his
Ittio daughter, Alice. aged nine years All parties
were In court-the complainant. seemingly well TO
do man OF the world; Mrs Mcdonald, lady OF pleas
ant features. and little Alice. bright looking child.
my daughter, Your Honor" said Parks, '.goes to
woman IL my sis,er-iniaw and rs continually annoy
ing me- Tho ohnd has become attached to her IN
some way another THIS morning tho prisoner
visited my daughter a tho school with the Intention
Of winning tho girl iron mo and taking her home.
She asked and granted permission TO take tho
litsle out for walk. Ny child was nearly LOST,
wnsn, by chance met the pair On the street and had
this woman arrested"
..lhis looks hko a case against you, MRS Melon
aId,n said the Judge.
s'Yes. as he states u, II docs, she replied. "But
he not told you that he ntrcated my sister, VINO
HIS nrst vile, and maae her io so wretooed That
she died almost OF broken heart She died ave years
ago. knew Of her sorrows aud was ~ her bedside
when she aed Mysoii and the poor little child were
the only mourners at the ending OF my SISTERS
wrotcned life. She called me TO her side just before
her death aud making be nd over her 10 catch her
words. whispered, Mary, look alter my poor Alice.
suffer promised and have done So have visited
her brought little gifts and been kind 10 her as u
she wore my own"
"why didn't you come TO my house Il" asked Parks.
'i you wished TO sec her, instead Of running TO tue
choolhouscp"
''whyY You know full we'll. When went 10 your
house you were FREQ with your insults. My visits
worthless Tor you kept the cnild out Of The way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
WADE'S FREE BOARDER.

Two maohinists, Robert 8. Dale and Peter Wade,
living at No. 439 West TwentyAfth street, fought with
a poker and base ball club Wednesday night
Dale was struck several times and received
blow on the eye. Wade's head was crushed In his
face blackened and one eye closed and badly
swollen. Wade was found lying senselcss the
floor In pool or blood. He taken TO the station
house and his wounds dressed. Ac appeared In the
Jefferson Market Court complainant against Dale
He said that Dale and wife were living with him Tree
OF charge. The night before last Dale came homo
earlier than Wade, insultsd Mrs. Wade and Knocked
her down. She told Wade OF the occurrence, and he
demanded an explanation from Dale, but that indi-
vidual got heavy base ball club and struck HIM six
times on tho head and body with It. Dae's story
Wade began the fight ana tried TO kill him with
both tho poker and tho club and that he took the club
from W ado and then used II upon the latter. The
prisoner was held IN 81, 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
CONTEMPORARIES INDICTED.

The United States Grand Jury came into court IN
Brooklyn yesterday and several indictments
against persons accused OF passing counterfeit money
Among tho number indicted were James Cullen,
charged with passing counterfeit national note. with
full knowledge OF Its fraudulent character of tho de-
nomination OF S. on the First National Bank OF
Tamaqua Pennsylvania Thomas Roilly was indicted
for similar offence, having been IN company with
Cullen IN Williamsburg In September Last, when
1t alleged the crime commi tied.
William Springsten WAS Indicted Tor manufacture
ing and passing counterfeit hve-cent pieces IN
Williamsburg. he was arrested in December last,
together with his daughter by the police, who found
that he had small roulc and some composition
metal with which no made the spurious coin. The
girl was discharged, there beng no evidence against
her. James Desendorf and John Sweeney wore also
indicted passing counterfeit Ave dollar notes tho
Hanover National Bank. All the above named prison.
now III the Kings County Pcnitentiary. They
will BIO tried before Judge BENEDICT next month.