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The sun., 1883-12-16

II got a, choke, Off ,apowd dot minesclluT;
said. Ven vos leedle kid der poys used to
girls vol 20 to court! But dots pnd pceznpss
chokinH apowd dot case. | should dink got
you'd sSsn ekeGs HEX Gs Of funny ding "wtl HIN in
BUSH der less uf II choke 1t is
Dots curious dings apowd chokes.. A choke
may In Won blace pc very funny. und drce feet
away pc no choke ad all, Now. you chust see if
aii"m"n is iitns NIT Taroa drain I,i nf sars
und he Is dinking vi serious dnHs. He, dinks
Mi Ie , nf peeSness pt der cares Won u family:
dinks arowi fooishnsss. Der drain sdors,
again. Der young weller says to der oit chem
diemnn: Py Chimany! You soc dot chendle-
sn nna dare By e san nas py s so W S po
doc pad Der. olt cbcndleman says: Here
chuck it to him, alrety.' So he der yinder
der man, yich looks at him nit SURPRISE. Der
drain goes like. der tenil. Choost der same
dime man ,vot is in der ear crabs der "lt chem
him right away. He says: Not insito dor mis-
chief DIT You sdca my iipEs und fire ,em away
him Offer some more: Der young fe ler yot vos
der orisinashun, OF der whole dings he hollers
you dink dots u chokef'
saH the ,ber b6erGSr1Gr Snrnar old
cbcudleman is me. Dots n choke py der ,neEst
shair. airet,y peganse der m MONKEY key. hnTbnr is
gifnE. pudding blaster on my nose und gid
ding my eyes baintcd."
The barber next discusses tho war Of the
newsdcaers He takes sides with the dealers
warmly. Presently it appears that he mas what
he considers good reason for this:
yontrd to helh along II lecdle poy vot vos
an uilcn. he says. und--
An oven - the reporter inquiries.
Yah. an ulrn,-pegnnse he ton'd got himself
any iardcr una mudder. SO ! set to him,
rcczncss. Here. 20 rigid away und buy sex
H,aHs. sell en-, und dot makes sdnrt in
dcr,yorlt., So he's nice ieIIer un1 he vent
und bought der bapcrs, und dem cost den cents.
He vent ovid und walked der whole morning
Tnd ,:ot fife hHpers., lie got shtIck on Won. SO
Highway sviude! Uf he hat solt only four
bnpers he would haf been ovid nf his booklet"
When the reporter quilted the shop he found
the stairs on tho sidewalk waving his hand to
n young woman with a bundle on the other
side oi the street.
= Did der poss dell you apowd how he gap
tnrcd his blecl nose und ploody eye ~ he IN
| uuired Of the r"portnr
Yes" snid the reporter.
ApoYd der drain OF chrs?"
"Ho inwended dot sdory. oud of q COMIC
bapor." said the assistant. Der druth apowd
how he got his nose bleck und plue is dis way:
He has got coming to see him nj his house an
olt sweetheart from Chermany. Der oder
und looks der kitchen in nnd secs nend und
drim ie.d!e figure pending Offer der sduve.
All. ha" he says, hnf some lcedle fun nit
und sveed und nice. und he baces Won arm
arount ner vni 81 und pends beck her head und
says VI naf chonst Won und nrirer deii' --und
doc late He secs 1t vos his mutt"r-in-aw.
Chimany Grisnns! Der olt woman is n teilil
nit lin yyreIs! She tr9yo his nose der heck u ui
peuucr. his vile is coming home"
The sun., 1883-12-16
INDIAN GtMBLING.
A Gnmo In yvs,ch tho shoshones neReared
the rinIea In Nevada.

WINNEMUCcA, Dec. 8.-About fifty Sho-
shone sports arrived here week ago on visit
to the Putes Tho latter received their friends
very cordially. and rs Is usual In such cases
speedily organized small game for their en-
tertainment Such tournament has not been
seen here In years. The game was very ex-
citing one. but the best Of feeling prevailed and
does yet. although the Piutes are destitute OF
everything they once held dear. Such pluck
ing of one tribe by another has not been
known In this country BEFORE
The game began u few hours after the ar
rival Of tho Shoshones. and. running day and
night. lasted without interruption until to-day
when the last Piute blanket. plug hat. flannel
shirt. gun. and pair Of boots vanished. The
Indians placed two poles on the ground. about
ten feet apart. ind parallel with each other
and then sat on the ground crosslegged out
side the poles. The stakes were placed on the
ground between the poles. Each side was fur
nished with six or eight small sticks and four
procured. and after il was decided by chance
which side should take the shells, the sport
Ing OF Of the % pocs % With the sticks and the sway.
ing Of tho bodies of the players to and fro was
th"n begun by the, side which won the shells.
SxSs eSsla 'sSr the shss apa' from n "fS
DIR thcir blankets and ceased moving them
This seemed to be the signal for one of tho
gamblers on tho other side to guess in which
hand tho shells We're concealed. Ii he guessed
right. the shells wcro thrown to his side and
two of the short sticks. Then the singing and
pounding and gyrations were taken up by that
sido and continued until the shells we're won
sticks were on ono sidc tho game was decided.
the players having tho sticks being declared
the vctors. Th" chanting and the beating OF
the poles thcn ceased until the stakes lor an
other game were deposited on tho ground.
when the performances was repeated.
AT the outset the games ran evenly. but in
the course of two or three days the ShoshoDcs
got the lead. nd all the silver that appeared in
the stakes after TINT WAS put there by thcm.
the Piu'es hypothcca'ing ihCir guns and other
vauhblcs. Once or twice the PiutcS made
small winnings. and thnir JOY was great but
before they could "nticn any of the silver to
their sido luck turned against them again.
| They sent runners out i'll all directions for re-
endorsements. aud rnking and sCrap.ng every
thnL; that the tribe had that could hs sold or
gnmbled away, they lost it ali. When they
| could borrow and beg no more they Reluctantly
! abandoned the game. The Shushones laden
! with their spoil. are on their way home, and
/ the lutes always miserable creatures. are lust
| now douby So. Some OF them have been in
| town to-day begging. and probably others will
| appear soon. Chirf Nnches SAYS they are d"s-
| titute of everything: that many OF them are
| shivering with cold. and that nothing bat their
| fear that the white men will laugh ut them has
| Kept them away ;s long nS this.
The sun., 1883-12-16
I'M THE noLnrxe MILL BUSINESS.
Ebs Tide New. but with p-iecs no Low .s
Th~y are Likely 60 Gao.

Ebs Tide New. but with p-iees 40 Low ss
Th~y are Likely 40 Gao.
"Thc rolling mill business is down at pres.
ent." W. O. Faverveather. Treasurer OF the
Passaic Rolling Mill Company, said.
How much Ia your working force reduced 2"
II should say that We have about one third
less than the number we could employ.
And how extensive should you say has beon
tho red uction OF the number OF mon em D oyed9"'
The same condition OF affairs exists all over
eastern Pennsylvania-in fact all through
Pennsylvania one-third moro men could be
kept at work with the same machinery. You
must remember that we are keeping our regu-
lar men at work. and all our furnaces are run
ming. because we have variety OF steady work
in various kinds OF machinery to employ regu-
lar hands. We are rather favored in that re-
snect, but stu II we had the business. and the
on one-third more hands,
..llow about the locomotive works?"
They are equally dull. The railroads ap-
pear to be econ9mizing and cutting down:
Few new, railroads are building and the old
eomotive orders are are falling on, '''''''' i''
How ABOUT locomotive building for foreign
There is very little going on in that line"
-, Is this depression unusual at this season of
WY I, ki il always more or less so. There are sea.
sons when the trade nuctuates. 1t goes up
and down. Now IT Is down. but to-inorrow.
metapnoflcally speaking. IL VIII be up again.
Orders have been held back for lower prices
Now that tho lower prices are here the orders
must be forthcoming. The prices Of iron work
arr now so low that 1t is q most favorable time
TO buiid any machinery. Such bning the fact
IL will not take long for those who want ma
chinnry to ilnd out that now is the time to buy
II. The reaction Is sure
Will prices go lower?"
:" think not. My opinion is that they have
touched bottom"
-. Do vow think there are many skilled mon
Some, but the policy OF all employers is to
kecr their skilled mon employed regularly and
that l. now the case"
-, !" What becomes q the others who are thrown
ont OF employment
Some of them are ablo to change their oc-
cupation and get employment in other busi-
ness. such ns the helpers and the extra hands
who arc employed in busy times-whnt you
might call the fonting population Of working
men. They are able to do some skilled work,
and when they cannot get that to do they are
willing to do laboring work"
" How abon; brid 20 ebuiding-Rny;hing doing
in that linc?"
-" Not much Thcrc is no boom in anything
Most of cur great trunk lines have their
building Possibly the low prices that now
prevail will start up the business soon"
Any fears of a panicT'
'Oh. no. Thu present depression Is merely
The incidental one that occurs In the natural
| ebb and flow Of business. day We have the
cbb; tomorrow we shall surely have the tlow.'
The sun., 1883-12-16
Mayor Edson Ofrrs 10 the Grand Jury the
Services "f the city Accountant.

Mayor Edsnn Ofrrs to the GRAND .Dury the
Services of the city Accountants
Mayor Edson has sent to District Attorney
Oney letter. saying:
Allegations Of very serious character have recently
been made in the public press against Of the depart
nents of the city Govcrnment-nanry, the department
Of Public NOrkswhich in justice to taxpayers well
as 10 the Commissioner of Public Works cali for ilnle.
date aud thorough examination in order to determine
their truth fasity. and the guilt innocence Of
parties against whom they made. II would he in
the line of my duty 10 make. to to be made
such an IT. however the Grand Jury have
undertaken, propose to undertake. such invcstgn-
consequent upon multiplicity of examinations the
same department n the time. we'll ny
anry expenditure they should proceed at once. mud that
should await their conclusions
If may I've permitted 10 understand that THE
TO h- pursued shall gladly Cooperate with the Grand
Jury 10 the extent OF my powers Ia way, aud
chlly IN providing for expenditure through office
whatever funds may be nccCssary-whctiicr SunsI
SIr'Dptu pay III" expenses Of such investigation
have to say that The Commissioners Of Accounts,
ia nay Judgment. thoroughly competent and thoroughly
honest men wiO he rnipON I'd with much conn.
U"nc" n' securing houest results OH in the
employment of ANY other EXPERTS. do not coincide
"siy can be found only out,dc of city employee fur.
ihcrnor'. The Grnnd Jury easily satisfy them.
selves Respecting the character Of these
can rrhrrrtng the character of others nud their
clhIlnNn"Hf woHli The ciiN considerable aud.
my Judgment, needless expense. IT, however IN the
s"ntlu so far hs III" crnplornen of experts con
Ctrned, shall interrose no further objection.
The sun., 1883-12-16

While Ernest Grant, n colored boy was stand
ing upon the steps IN front Of house in West Twenty.
fourth street the 81 OF August last looking at lads
who were playing ia the street Of these boys Ferdi
nand knohoh, caught hin by his legs that he fell
backward, hitting his head upon the stone tagging lie
died uf ms injuries Ernc. IT, mother sued the hoy Knot
hon ia the Court of Common Pleas for UD dun ages
Judge Van ilneseM yesterday granted motion requir,
Ing Mrs Grant I" tilu security for costs, saving:
THIS action does not appeal to the indulgence OF the
Court. ihn Defendant l. only baby, The deceased
cind was also baby The pccuniary damages To the
isS of KIN from the death of child who must for years
bo charge NJ the parent, rule. purely
agnary. No good can come from aiding tii, pros,
uUn OF this litigation. The verdict ought tu be for little
II any more than nominal damages.
The sun., 1883-12-16

.RLANck, At Grc~pnnt ON Nedur-iny tine mn,
EthHn : Blullrk ~ ttr 'sSiil N,nI a. ll- AXE.
NelatN,s AuI friends ur ilv i4a.it. ale. tie ut'u
hers ~ srHwnulakh md tFvrup.lu Lodges, 4 A. NJ.
repeatedly invited tp ni'rul the iuu"ra, ~ iu"
fnbrfnirlr N. + Church uaHhnUmp py. Gi'ouppul, On
SUNDAY. De- III ht ! u'clu'h.
tAMFBNLL On Hg'priny. I.'- ~, Robert Es,ari
Ctupl Ell, son ut lluu'al =. 'a.a!IrIl
Arlicr Of iUr era hereafter
rLrNEY -b.r NJ i.am r'unrf rNift.r
funrIl from his IA ll r,-lctv, - i.9s' To-. Il
on MuUinl iirc -. NJ T. Vi.
GtHEAIEE -Du SHtUrG,r Doc. - lNeI Mrs F.Eh
l. Gulrauer. in the hbti NrhT ~ h"f H'r
Funeral FROM h,E la. r roy, 2fI Pearl IT., Brook
lyn MrudNv pee ~, NJ T. NJ
MAGAiRAk Al hs :. .l4vUec, 1863 Last 18th 81
Edward r MtgAuran
Notice ~ fuusra la tUUtu. row. pap,rs
liDkN-At ianh,ll, a.. ~. SaturdaS Drc l., ettef
long nrsR, )anisi E"Iu an. son Of AlaeTt aui tEa
beth A "a. lIUr In his ibth year.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
services ~ his Ate residence Al PlIuhed N j. Mon
day. At2sOr. II. Carriages viii msst 80 train fron
The sun., 1883-12-16
r.sn,, of >ur. In ,ls Market.

These are tho days whom nuts are plenty in
the market Five vhriote' ~ almonds may /, bought.
Hills Brothcrs quote the Whnie,ae prices M follows
Paper Shell Almonds IN casks, ~ cents per POUND IN
barrels 3s', farragGua amonis s'.c, Ivr, almonds;
1876. Jordan sItllci i5C, New Grcn1he sell
for IJis Eaprs wauuis 1859, French walnuts 50
Barcelona flbcrts, l3c.. new Branl nuts, l2c new
Texas Pecan mus, BE-; Virginia peanuts. 9c Other
dealers report back wdlns R l0c hickory nuts iOc
hazel nuts 3Dc These wholesale prices. aud con
siderable advance is charged for small quantities
The sun., 1883-12-16
Guides Of ship Captains,

The attention Of a man who was looking at
the bridge from Fulton ferrSboai was attracted by the
ends of eleven iron beams between the towers They
were painted with red bands above and below and a
white one in the middle.
Every ship captain who sails into this port nman
in South street SAID in explanation s provided with
chart that shows the elevation of the bridge aud tho
ne Of mean high water From the waicr line to III,
bottom ~ The centre beam which IL painted. the dis
tance l. l5 feet The adjoining striped beams nre
fb feet away They I3J feet nboye the water line
Tile Others lJl l.5 100 aud lls feet above the
ter Thus tho Captain can tell. when 10 strike his top
The sun., 1883-12-16

Que lay fairy came 10 earth,
she WAS tue queen of sinilrH Gni mtrtll,
And jtsi aud juy She came, wecu,
When all The Z uriuus woods were cen
When clrlh Wus fun of lHlm aud ipwrrs
Aud sumner laughed through all the hours
She cAmc-aHd liked the ssrtli 50 wei
fNht (aa I've ncari iilp rO~ts ten
The grateful falry lrlt brlind
4 glorious gin f,r human kind
\ hoOu winch was n pure delight.
Which mad. the teeth of mOriuls white.
Which made tle breath ~ mortal. sweet
\ glfi which WAS the giit most nect
For her to give. for man To take.
We bless the fairy for Its sake;
Forget neglect n, nnrtalr won't.
For lis III immortal sozOiont-AdD.
The sun., 1883-12-16
The Church Party In Ecuador.

PANAMA, Dec. 6.-The Conservative or Church
party have the upper hand in the Congress of Ecuador
and Will form the Constitution to suit themselves,
Meanwhile the Liberal leaders remain quiet being un'
WILING to plunge tile country INTO gnuther revolution,
aud hoping that the common sense OF the people may
ultimately triumph over the clerical pots
II IL reported That i died In iiuhy aIil during
October 100 being soldiers from the Interior lu
deaths average about 10 das for the year through
80 per month IA large proportion being infants.
The sun., 1883-12-16
Hour. Of Labor for wom.n and Children

BosToN. Dec 15.-A movement Is under way
In this city to enforce the which exist to the
that no child under H. or woman shall be employ ed
in store than sixty hours per week, and the Po
lice Inspectors investigating cases of violation
which, II IN asserted ARE numerous Ia all the large ret all
establishments Warning nn been served on all the pro
prieors but prosecutions will be enforced NJ in
Two three Instances the eases coming up neat week
The nne Is so for eaOh Cnse proved.
The sun., 1883-12-16
THE BARRIERS BLACK ErE
He and his Assistant Exchange Tales About
KissinE In fiaihush aud New Yo~L.

ktssinE In ttnthush AND New Hork.
The German barber near the Cooper In
stitute shaved THE Sun reporter Yesterday.
There was no one else in the little shop. The
BARRIERS mischiovous assistant was standing Mt
the head of tho steps leading down 10 tho shop.
pulling his moustache and exchanging saluta.
tions with the shop girls on their way home
from work. The barber himself ted an
unwonted appearance. His right eve was
blackened. and a section Of the skin OF his nose
was absent. Nevertheless. his spirits were OK
cellent and his speech was unimpaircd
Der monkey harper by der negst shair." he
said. lis gray TO sdart a shop by Flatbush.
He says young feller can more uf der wort
In Flatbush zee In fife minutes (accorting TO der
Testimony In der kissing case) as can pc seen in
Nye Yorick in swell year. Life in such bnce
becomes Won long Methodist sociabe. He would
some vlsiding carts get printed saying. More
pedder der young laties drust der barpers rs
der gusdimers. It's der gusdimers vot do all
der doc much dallting in a harper shop He
vout brint py der carts:
: ENcAGtaEsDs M.pt foR SOcI,Rlts
OYSTER Surrk.s. EioGrrioN GLAssts,
STRAW RITES, RickSICxS,
ESniBirioSs.
A hammock for dem yich cand sit n
The sun., 1883-12-16

Attention rnllei 70 Mayor E,arys narerts"Eemt in
another column. II Is dcc.'d huraHiu, Re d"rs Ot
I'M SrS whu desire u splendid orsnu Tor holiday pres
shOull order without delay NHNor Beatty agree,
10 .hip lc organ the dnt the order s T'HriNe ui
IlElnl 4. .I a. Mr.rlLMnks -llr-
The sun., 1883-12-16

An advertising banner made OF ol-cloth.
lined with heavy wOoen goods. nearly covered the
who carried IL down Wall street yesterday. "Oim a
wbrrun sandwich, s0r," said he to qu, silOn Thin
wnpdru frame yiniated sandwiches wnt out of style
Mhln the could weather came in"
The sun., 1883-12-16

MILWAUKEE. Dec 1.-THE boy incendiaries.
Moieit Fink and hiIard TO day pleaded guilty in the
Criminal Court Judge Mallory sentenced them 10 the
Reform school until they become Of Benuie Ntsi,
who present al one lrr will be tried In January
The sun., 1883-12-16

Holiday or fancy goods until you have priced them al
Rkers J5a 9th av, one door below 22d st. It VIII ray
TO go there-Jdo.
The sun., 1883-12-16

A welcome reminder Of YOU every week IN the year
The Hplie J0rHIl newspaper ~ literature, Hrr au,
sorirty :. year, 5ctnis copy, Morris fh.ir, co.
3 Park place, New iOTk-idr,
The sun., 1883-12-16
American watcheI

Dyspepsia in its woIst forms VIII yield the use o
CuItsrs Little Nerve Ps aided by Carters Little Liye
fi.ls. Dose, one OF each after eaing.-Adp
The sun., 1883-12-16
.MIRRJEU.


RRowS-BRu NDIGE--On Thur-lay Dec ~ NJ th.
Church ui the iuN IFiriiN hN the Rev W T. WatkiH4
Kat r.. daughter of MIR. II NJ Bgundisr 10 Vernon q
The sun., 1883-12-16

aiSI.ruRx ALsANAO-rus
Sun riseA. Is sun sets... 30 Moon rises. 20
wA1KK-rHiS
Sandy Hook % Gov. Island 10 OF He'll Gate. II So
The sun., 1883-12-16


Being of nsnuld mind dodeclare this as my last will
AMI Testament hereby apnuint executors uI
last Will john E,lgan and Thomas PhcIan Ia each OF
whom hrHurht unc clean sirt collar on condition Of
tltm 80. ing that last wishes carried ont
sihtcd III this ducuIncnt
l-t. Erlurrth To my dear fri-nd Alex ! Mcconnell
my Grand street route condition that he docs not
Keep Ihs sidewalk two NHrm also leave to MY trrnd.
John Francis Morse my Old crutc and also my old Hat
Pants and shoes.
81. ] Brqucnth to friend joseph !. Avery my
Routes III Fourteenth 81. and also Routes in sixth
AMI Eight Avenues providing he never saves more than
dld. don't believe h VIII
I'd Bequ'n'h tony dearest of friends Charles Alex.
aHdrr s,ut by Gigans Fire aud ais, chance Of
catching luck 1Guess Charley will catch as much luck
n could
ith 10 my other Friend william Kruger / leave the
following articles old soldier. C0rker III he eau steal
II old pair Of suspcniers to be got wherever lie can
nnh them.
Ida Hobbs. aud also leave her dear friend John
CLARK Witness zeal
His
SOLOMON HAsTiN"s.
Mark.
JAMS ~, witnesses
The sun., 1883-12-16
A.-A.-A.-
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X EEEE iiEEE p ssss
s i i + / #''f / ' ! SSSf
'ssss ii il il 4 L I SssssS
IL IN
USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.


~ .. ~ ALI. DEPARTMENTS.
FINE LINEN CAMBRiC HANDkERCIiIEFS in fancy
SILK MrFFLERs and hANDKERCHIEFS, all styles
GLOVES and SUSrENDEiS, specially for Holiday Pres.
cnts
UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY
TRAVELLING BAGS AND ROBES.
GENrLbMEN'S SMOKING JACKETS at POPULAR
PRICES-clegant styles. SCARfS and TlES-nov.
elites for street and evening wear.
KEEPS DERBY HATS nj s. 50 and 1918 the best
value for the money in this city
UMBRELLAS III all STYLES OF fancy handles at popular
prices. MANUFACTURED by us specially for HOLI.
DAY PRESENTS
sIX OF KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS made to measure
the very best for 81 Warranted To give perfect sat-
isfacOu.
SIN oi KEEPS FINE DRESS SHIRTS, Quality b, for
SIX of KEEPS QUALITY DRESS SHIRTS for SC,
CoI.LARS. rilE VERY BEST 4.rLY LINEN, 81 80 doz,
cuFFs, THE VERY BEST 4PLY LINEN. 81 so half
doz. or 2tc pair
OPEN EVENINGS DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
CIRCULARS AND CARD LISTS OF KEEPS HoLI.
DAY PRESENTS msiicd free.
All goods warranted satisfactory refunded.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO..
broadway AMI Bleecker st.
Branch stores
I, 1893 Broadway, between 18th and both SITS,
lia Fulton ST.. between Nassau and William New York
In BrookIyn-aja Fulton ST.. opposite Montague st
The sun., 1883-12-16

"I~.lie's HItt~rs," Tor d., ,sprpsin and nu
appetizer take pony glas.tu before meals,
with wine or water. They are tue best coCKrAiI
BIrTERs
The sun., 1883-12-16

foot OF LIBERTY st. New York, New Jersey Central Rail-
road.
sCorT-on saturday, Dec. Is. isss. DsnieiJ. scota
aged - yenrs =
Funeral will take place from his late ro'idenoe. iM
North 9Th st Brooklyn. Il D.. on Monday. Dec II. -
yb1 n
The sun., 1883-12-16

The nfallible remedy is Ponds Extract For old and
obstinate Ponds Exirart Calarrl Cure &c.,
and uasal syringe. 25c.-Adv
The sun., 1883-12-16

Eagle soap-th- wonder at nii sonps-The
rurest mud rs cheap the awcs PRICED trash Sold
every grocery, ~ cents II bar SHERMAN 4 BROS
The sun., 1883-12-16

olt sa5 to sI25 silver 81 TO S2s Finest stock In cit
J. II. Johnston. i5o B0wsEy.-AaF -.|
The sun., 1883-12-16

Cost less than ready made clothing in other stores I
shca's, Bropne and Crosby sis Dress suits lOancdd
The sun., 1883-12-16

McCanu's itnts; h"ildny s'yi.s; 81 snv-d on
n Derby Hat SIN Hats 70 ~ and 81 sold elsewhere
nj - aud 81 hrGANN =. 4l% BUwrIy.
The sun., 1883-12-16

The tur;ons Document discovered In the
Kccnr,is Of the Surrognic's Office.

Eccnrds Of the SurrUgnic's Dhicc.
One OF Surrogate Rollins's clerks, while cx-
amning the records in the Surrogate office
recently, discovered n peculiar will which was
made by solomon s. Hastings. who is said to
have been II tramp and professional bcGGar,
transncting his business in Grand and Four
teenth streets and in Sixth and Eighth ave-
nues. Most of the bcncilciaries under the will
are said to be members of the testator's pro-
iessiun. The will was offered for probate on
Jan y. 1874. and is as follows:
LAST WILL. OF SOLOMON s. HASTINGS.
The sun., 1883-12-16
Arr,ved-sAruRpAr. Dec. Is.

Arrived-SAruRpAY Dec. IS.
SIS Rhein. Winter, Bremen Dec. . aud Southampton
5,h.
$. City Of Para. Dexter. AspnwaIL
Ss Amoor Dunstan. Swansea.
S. Guiidfnrd Moffatt. Trieste Nov. 10.
So l.udgHte Hill Allen London.
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