The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1875, Page 9

YESTERDAY IN. PARIS. The Burial of Dejazet— Church and Stage. ehhh Orem CENTENNIAL MUSIC. \ Ole Bull’s Programme for This Month. ‘Capoul Denies His Marriage to Sophie Heilbron. BAGIER’S FAILURE. Ullman Spites Bordeaux—Maple- son Not to Come. GEROME AND MEISSONIER. The Two Washburnes Go to Tur- key and Egypt. ‘SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE, } | New Yorx Henatp Bureau, 61 AvENUVE pg t’OPERA, Pants, Dec. 4, 1875. Ihave just returned from the funeral ‘ceremonies of Déjazet, ‘the Muse of the Vaudeville,” at the Church of the Trinity. All that is distinguished in Paris paid respect to the grand old lady. Although the church will contain 4,500 people, tickets were is- sued without limit, and thousands of ticket holders were excluded from the church. She was eighty when she died, and there were men in the throng who spoke of her only as a maiden; though, for that matter, there was very little girlishness about the sallow, . whimsical masquerader. To be sure, she was lively, but only with the liveliness of eaprice and deviltry. Even Iago is brilliant sometimes, and Lucca is charming whon she drives everybody mad ; so Déjazet was prettily wicked. She succeeded because she was not spirituelle, but spirited. But, then, she was almost historical. She was great in her way, and Paris adored her. CHURCH AND STAGE. Those of us who were able to get within the church witnessed an affecting service, The music was furnished by performers from the opera. The Church gave her its blessed burial rites, and she was interred at Pére la Chaise, the grand cemetery of Paris, where, among others who have gone before her, lie | Abelard and Héloise, The pallbearers were Camille Doucet, Baron, Taylor, Coignard and Laferriére, DON JUAN. On Monday night Paris will be honored with a great event at the Opera House in the represensation of ‘‘Don Juan,” when there will appear Carvalho, Krauss, Gueymard and Faure. For this occasion the cost of scenery and ballet has been $60,000, Everything is perfect, and much excitement is manifested. MUSIO AND THE CENTENNIAL. You will be glad to know that the artists who are going over to the Centennial are not going in a spirit of mere venture and sensation. Great pains are being taken for making the musical event worthy of the greatness of the occasion. The result of a hundred years of artistic culture in Europe will go to render homage*to a hundred years of republican growth. Now that Offenbach is to appear in Philadelphia, others have de- termined to go; and a few who know Wagner say that he will not be able to resist the temptation. There are agents who have already arrived in Paris to engage artists to support Offenbach, whose heart is enlisted in the venture. He will, in no sense, disap- point you, ENGAGEMENT OFF. Zulma Bouffar has cancelled the New York engagement. OPERA AT THE LYRIQUE. The first opera to be given at the Theatre Lyrique will be by Victor Jonciéres in “Dimitri.” The libretto is by Henri Bornier. A venture in Italian opera, at the Salle Ventadour, by Graziani, the tenor, began and ended on Wednesday. OLE BULL, in his triumphal march through Europe, will appear in concert at the Ventadour in the middle of December; and Paris, which is always influenced by any hint of Bonaparte, finds glamour in the romantic idea that the straight-haired old Norwegian is to play for the Khedive at the base of the Pyramids, Musicians tell how when he first came to Paris he was so poor that he tried to drown himself; but how he afterward earned his first money here, We have some further claim to greet him enthusiastically, because his first wife was a French lady. caPpouL ‘was reported to have formed # marriage with Sophie Heilbron, but to-day he publishes » statement delicately but unequivocally de- nying the rumor, BAGIER, having indulged in too many and too expen- sive theatrical speculations, has been ruined thereby, and he now becomes Rossi’s agent, and will, no doubt, aid in the Centennial venture in the United States. MAPLESON NOT TO VISIT US. Tcabled you last fortnight that Mapleson Bad determined to co to the United States NEW. YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBEK 5, 1875 —QUADKUPLE SHEET. on Decemper av ror the Centennial year, but, owing to a pressure of business affairs at the New Opera, he has been compelled to renounce his intended visit. |The house costs $600,000 in. debentures, of which $350,000 have been subscribed, | NILSSON AND BORDEAUX. Uliman has created somewhat of a sensa- tion by refusing to let Nilsson sing at Bor- deaux, because the civic and the military authorities inslat that they shall be per- | mitted to exercise the privilege of occupying \ boxes without paying for them. GEROME’S NEW PICTURE. In art gossip there is nothing so new as, and, of course, nothing more remarkable than, Gérome’s picture of a chariot race in the arena at Rome in the presence of Nero. It is full of spirit and action. MEISSONIER has an episode of the battle of Friedland, June 14, 1807, between the French, under Napoleon, and the Russians, under Benning- | Sen. Of course, the episode represents the French in the tide of victory, driving the Russians toward the Alle. scETOS' fine mould of Carpeaux’s face has been cast in bronze. 1 LITERATURE, Daniel's ‘Revolution Frangaise et la Féodalite” is a valuable historical essay, which has appeared this week; and with it comes Bertall’s ‘‘Vie Hors de Chez Soi,” which is humorous and piquant. WASHBURNE'S ORIENTAL TOUR. Minister Washburne and his brother, the general from Minnesota, are about to make a tour of Egypt and Turkey for three months, PERE HYACINTHE gives authority to the statement which was recently cabled hence that he will visit America in the spring. THE STEAMSHIP AMERIQUE, 4 CONSORT VESSEL SAILS IN SEARCH OF THE DISABLED SHIP. Queenstown, Dec, 4, 1875. The steamship Ville de Brest, of the General Trans- Atlantic Company, has sailed from this port to seek her sister ship Amérique, before reported disabled at about latitude 49 north, longitude 20 west. ENGLAND. THE METROPOLIS SHROUDED IN A DENSE FOG— A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED. Lonpox, Dec. 4, 1875, A dense fog hangs (noon) over the metropolis. Street and railway trafMc is consequently interrupted, Dut no accidents have as yet been reported. NOT FROZEN TO DEATH. The report of the freezing to death of Mr. Westley Richards is denied to-day, OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.: THE RIVAL CABLE COMPANIES DISPUTING OVER THE QUESTION OF TARIFF OHARGES. Lonpon, Dec, 4, 1875. There has latterly been s rumor shat the Anglo- American Cable Company desires to augment the pres- ent rates of telegraphic tolls between Europe and America, PRESS OPINION OF THE MOVEMENT. The Daily News to-day, in its financial article, has the foliowing paragraph on what presumably relates to this rumor:—‘‘The Board of Directors of the Direct United States Cable Company yesterday refused to ac- cede to certain demands of the Anglo-American Tele- graph Company relative to tariffs. The result will prob- ably be a renewed contest between the rival companies and a low tariff.” A BLOW AT REPUDIATION. THE STATE CREDIT OF WEST VIRGINIA TO BE PRESEBVED—SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NEW AP- POINTMENTS. Ricumonn, Dec. 4, 1875. There are said to be a number of the semi-repudia- tionists in the present General Assembly, but the schemes and aims of these received adeath blow to-day in the appointment of the Finance Committees of both Houses of that body. Senator A. B. Cochrane, a strict upholder of the public credit, is the Chairman of the Senate Committee, and Judge W. W. Crump, who is also strongly in favor of the payment of the State’s obligations, is Chairman of the Finance Committee of the House’ of Delegates. ‘The debt, exclusive of that portion allotted to West Virginia, is, in round figures, about $30,000,000, and the above appointments are indications that Virginia is determined to maintain her public credit, notwith- standing the fact that the new assessments are twenty per cent lower than the last, upon which taxation was based. MEXICAN BANDITTL CHAVEZ'S BAND OF MEXICANS ATTACK A MER- CHANT AND BREAK INTO HIS STORE—A GEN- ERAL FIGHT—SEVERAL WOUNDED. San Francisco, Deo, 4, 1875, A despatch received from Campo, San Diego county, near the Mexican line, reports an attack by Mexican bandits, They are supposed to be Chavez’s band. L. Gaskill, a merchant, was probably fatally wounded, His brother and others were seriously wounded and several arc missing. One of the robbers was killed and @ number wounded, Gaskill’s store was robbed of everything of value, which the Mexicans carried off, ‘The Governor of Cullfornia has asked for the apprehen- sion of the bandits, who have probably crossed the boraer. THE LOCAL OPTION LAW. ‘Tnustox, N. J., Dea 4, 1875, Applications will be made to the Legislature, which convenes In January next, for the repeal of the Local Option law, which exists in portions of Camden and Cumberland countios. Under this law the voters in thesesplaces have declared against granting licenses to sell intoxteating liquors, consequently there is not a whiskey don or beer shop at present in Millville, Vine- land or Haddon, SALE OF LIVE STOCK. Toronto, Ont., Dee, 4, 1875. The sale of short horns, draught horses and Cots- wold sheep at the Crystal Palace yesterday was the largest ever held in Canada The three highest prices fees were $4,500 for Seventeenth Duke of Airdri: ught by A. McClintock, of Millersburg, Ky.; $4, for Kirkleighton Duchess Eighteenth, bought by H. Cochrane Campton, and $3,700 for Oneida Rose, bought by B. B. Groom, of Kentucky, The total sum realized was $79,000, BLACK BEARS IN PENNSYLVANIA, Mizporp, Pa., Dec, 4, 1875, The inhabitants of Che western side of this village were startled this morning by the appearance of a huge black bear, which walked boldly down Water street, It came from the mountains, and crossed the Sawkill Creek on the ice and escaped. This is the tenth bear seen in Pike county this fall, eight of which were killed doar the “Promised Land’ lumver mills, THE POTATO BUG. Trextox, N. J., Doo, 4, 1875, The ravages of the potato bug have left Salom county without a potato crop. It has proved an entire failure this season, which is somewhat an unusual occurrence in that county, where heretofore potatoes were ex- ported by thousands of bushels. help supply the need cargoes of Michigan potatoes are ao being im- ported yie Philadelphia THE ENGLISH MONEY MARKER. Important Operations on the Lon- don Stock Exchange. Transactions in Peravian, Turkish and Egyptian Securities. The Complications in the East and the Report on Foreign Loans. Violent Fluctuations Follow a De- preciation in Values. The Snez Canal Shares Purchase a Cause of Great Excitement. THE MARKETS FIRM AT THE CLOSE. [SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ] | Lonvon, Dee. 4, 1875. The absorbing features on th» London Stock Exchange to-day were presented in the transactions which took place in Peru- vians Turkish and Egyptian stocks. A STEADY DEPRECIATION. The Eastern complication and the July report of the Foreign Loans Oommittee caused a steady depreciation in the prices of most foreign bonds, and the three stocks just mentioned especially suffered violent fluctuations under speculative manipulation. THE PERUVIAN FINANCIAL POLICY AND PLEDGE. The action of the Peruvian government re- garding the ratification of the contract for the sale of the guano which has been hypothecated for the payment of the annual interest on the Peruvian five per cent loan caused a panic. VARIATIONS IN THE PRICE OF THE STOCK. The fluctuations which have taken place in the price quotations of this stock within. the past three months make it range at from 26 to 44, To-day it is quoted at 30. THE CONTROLLING POWER—BUMOR OF A NEW ConTRACT. This Peruvian stock has been controlled by London and Continental cliques, the public at large keeping aloof from the spec- ulation. The latest rumor with regard to it is that there exists a prospect of a new contract with the Société Générale, which will be favorable to the holders, but there is nothing certain in this direction yet. TURKISH SECURITIES. The imsurrectidh panic news from the East, as affecting Turkish securities, culmi- nated in o change of three-fourths after the October announcement of a semi-repudia- tion of the reponsibility. EGYPTIAN STOCKS, Egyptians followed the samecourse, This stock experienced even larger fluctuations than the Turkish, owing to the Khedive’s financial troubles with regard to the floating debt. THE SUEZ CANAL SHARES. The nows of the purchase of the Suez Canal shares-by England came like a thun- derclap upon the operators on 'Change. It produced great excitement, This was followed by an advance in Egyp- tians of twelve. Turkish securities sympa- thized, especially those of the tribute loan. ‘MB. CAVE'S APPOINTMENT. The appointment of Mr. Cave, M. P., as the Khedive's financial adviser exerted, also, a favorable influence on the price of Egyp- tian stocks. THE NOVEMBER SETTLING DAY. At the period of settling day, at the end of November, the largest known nominal value of foreign stocks which passed the Clearing House was $1,500,000,000, or £300,000,000. THE MARKETS FIRM—A GOOD PROSPECT. All the markets are now quite firm at the highest prices. There is less political excitement, and less apprehension of » shrinkage of values is con- 1 THE SUMNER STATUE j Bostox, Dec. 4, 1875. ) THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM. | J\OPWARDS OF FIVE THOUSAND FRRSONS THRONG.| 94, cressition on Design ofthe Sumner statue voled THE OFFICE—GERMAN ADYELTISEMENTS—A | to-day to select Thomas Ball to make a statue of Mr. CIRCULATION OF ONZE HUNDRED AND FIFTY It will probably be made of bronze. THOUSAND, we The idea of free advertising for certain ciasses of ser- vants and laborers, as carried out by the Sunday Tele- | | gram, has evidently takon a strong hold upon the pubd- | lic mind. 1s i certainly a novel and interesting fea. | BY KY. Ps tare for thowsapds, who, earnestly desirous of procur- | | THE SAME EFFECT PRODUCED BY COSTLY SUL- | phur baths are acco: Guexn's SuurMUR Soar, | { i m plished b; Hii's Hate ‘and Waisanu Dre,” black or brown, Doe. A.—COMMON SENSE VS. PREJUDICE. enon, M . of the World's Dispensary, Buffalo, ‘he People's Common Sense Medical e ery om pot altogether SA “pateut medicines.” owin, Lb small amount of merit wAlch’ many of them posvasa’ The ing employment, are, nevertheless, unable to provide the means tor making their wants knoww. And noth i pellation “patent medi does uot apply to my reme- ing could more clearly prove the populariqy of the Tel- ticine”’ does uot apply to my reme- | egram in connection with this matter than the thou- ve Jhey been urged upon ‘he are sim; sands of advertwements offered yesterday. Indeed, (peg ee no the office was besieged belore eight o'cl#ck im the i superior remedial for whlch’ they are recom- ' morning by the advertisers, who formed themselves | into two lines, the one facing down Ann street, ju the rm ising physician has bis favorite remo- recommends or uses, se he hi in their virtues, The pat the greatest cont | direction of Nassau street, the other facing mp Ann { Baow their eompostion. Even prescriptions usually a written in « lam it i i street, In the direction of Broadway, both lines | Asmuch scerecy is employed Sx in theveematnen ey 4 | Converging at the door of the office, When tho | Prigtary medi fact that an article is pre- praphteenlters ared Process known only to the manufacturer render of receiving commenced it was considered me- thar article less valuable? How many physicians know the censary to secure the services of an officer to keop the | Slementmey, composition, of, the. remedies which "hey doorway clear on one side, so that those who had banded | Few pesctitionors kuow how °morpliue, asic. ba ; « lepeandrin, pepsin tn their “wants” could again roach the strect. As the tds, or ove nauseous droge tre traneferiesd tate petaneble arrangements in th et elixirs; y ate to employ them. Is it 8 © office were eo made that she appli | fates to meee peseeription, the teepention of abies cant had but to hand over his novice and then pass out again, some \welve hundred an hear were taken. But they were not all gratuitous advertisers, The great suc- cess of the Sunday Telegram attracted’ many who would is unknown to us, another preparation simply because it ls secompanied by # printed statement of its proj erties, with directions for its use t ihe Sonie persons, while admitting that my medicines are harmaceutical compounds, object to them on the that they are too often used with insuficient judg. kround | A.—BRONCHINE. | | Read what Commodore Vandertlt snye— Th mu “Coughs,” “Colds,” da, known aa“ T have used {t in my family to uy satisfaction, and consider it ew rT > titled to public confidense> ¢; VANDERBILA, At retail by CASWELL, WENCK, HAAS, HUDNOT an other leading druggists. CANCER CURED WITHOUYTHE KNIFE O® PAIN, by , COMINS, M. D., 345 Leximgtoa avemue, Book sent free. DYEING AND CLEANING.—THE EMPIRE DYE. ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and deliver woods: “work surpassed by sone. 038 Browdway, ot; 190 66h ay., near 14th sti; 276 Sth av., dow ER AND \OVERFLOW EXCURSION TO THE TROPICS, The City of Mexico offers for tourists.and eapetiatly to im~ Yalids, & mosé dosirable climate, the temperarnre seldom varying from 80 de, degrees. Excursion steamers from New York fo Crux stop at Havana about two Campeche several hours; or, leaw- awers arrive in Vera Cris fx @bout having stopped at Paxpan and Tampico Excursion tickets at redueed rates, articulars ly to RANDKE & SONS, 39 Broadway, Now York. several hours, For further FP, ALE. PXERCISE,—J. WOOD'S GYMNASIUM. NO, AST Twenty-eighth street; Boxixa, Fxncino, Towkisn Bara; rouse rivate training for corpulency, dys Big, be ‘Gend Or ae et ee ELECTRICITY, THE GREAT PAIN DESTROYER and health restorer, medicinally applied. ws No. 7 Weat Fouk™ teenth street. PINE WEST INDIA: RUMS. The oldest and finest in the United States. We chal! Ls ad FE gree ng canned 2a grew ee of 8. ma ip vet ry. 8, Bucher 3o., Jamaica, 4 London in 1857." Also later importaciona. “Very old gladly have paid double rates to have their notices ap- | ment. L peopoes to Fa Shia didicalty by eulixhiening ure an c pear, but in every case where money was offered tho Wie’ canlan, “abernslér end cycmtons lerks ref nd by. indicating the proper die clerks refused to receive it, on the ground that tho | of), disease, and by, indicating | the, proper and’ judt- whole of the facilities of the paper were to be tendered | such eax tiau pi we cn ad peceatery. Such is one of the the People's Medical Advi: 40,000, to the poor and those having employment to offer. copies of which have already been published and are’ sold as Many of the advertisements were written in German; | tho exceedingly low price of $1.50, and sent (postpaid) to« these appear, therefore, in the language of the Father. | “7; yudress within the United States aie ideally prepared land, Hundreds were 80 composed as to occupy great jl me Modiotnees fielten Medion! Di mere, is space, but which, a8 am act of common justice, had to | cough remedy; Plensant Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger be reduced, Another object in reducing them was to tute an ‘agreeable and Preseription, a remedy secure insertion to a large number. Of course only a my" Compound, Extract hs gical reme in, Certain space—large as it is—can be devoted to adver- | Sowel wompiainta’ and at uraqualled Liniment’ for'vock tising, Aconsiderable number of notices, therefore, | human and horse flesh; white Da. Sacw’s Carannit Fang are not reprosented at all in this issue of tho paper, | i ae ae ie eet rane Those lett over—at loast such as cin be printed under ‘Thi jandard remedies have been before the public for many years—a period long enough to fully teat their merits, this arrangement—will be carefully preserved until mext week. Up to the hour of closing yes- terday upward of 5,000 persons had availed themselves of the advantages for advertising without cost. At the same time, it should be stated, the publisher had received orders for 150,000 copies of the Sunday Telegram, 20,000 of which were to be forwarded into the country by the early postal train. Some of the notices sent by mail were accompanied argument that can be advaneed in their favor is the tact that their sale was never so great as during the past six months. A.—THERE IS SOMETHING REMARKABLY Facetal shone the gentlemen's winter Hara sold by PENSCHIED, 118 Nassau street. The superiority of the material and the care and skill bestowed upon their manu- facture additionally recommend these stylish articles. A.—HOLIDAYS. with comments, tending to prove the sad condition of TIFFANY & CO., the senders, As it might be regarded as a breach of pian confidence to give names and addresses, we simply UNION SQUARE, give the following as examples of this correspondence prac without them :— Please insort thts advertisement in the Sunday Tele- gram I canot go with it to the office ag I have no shawi or cloak the person that loan me hers will be wearing have received and will exhibit on Monday, December 6, | it to-morrow Ifyou do this for me you will oblige a their entire Stock of Goods | Very miserablo and destitute woman. Say, a situation a wante a destitute woman to do plain housework solida: mind eualanan or any work to keep her from starving for the holiday trade, will go to the country. Another writes:—I have seen this Chance and t thought i would try my luck. For i am an unlucky chap, icant Get any work at all or any where, Sot thought i wouldask a favor From you. | have been with out work along time, you will Oblige. Another says:—lama poor hardworking man and the only support of a widowed mother, I am out of work at the present. I dont know what is going to be- come of me this winter, if I dont get work. Iam a carpenter by trade, the 3d Ave. Savings Bank has all I am worth, which is 100 dollars, MESSRS, TIFFANY & CO. _ would remind their customers that an early visit aad selec- tion secures the best choice, | | A BEST HOLIDAY GIFT. THE NEW AuTOMATIC WILLCOX & GIBBS’ SEWING MACHINE COMPANY INVITE THE PUBLIO TO INSPECT THIS MARVEL OF SEWING MECHANISM. COMPLETELY REYOLUTIONIZES MACHINE SEWING. “MAIN OFFICE, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER BOND STREET, NEW YORK. A—A—A.—A.—A—A—A—A—A AAA SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! A Now ree an EVENING WEATHER REPORT. War Drrartment, Orvice or tne Cuter Sicsat Orvicer, Wasuixeton, Deo, 4—7:30 P, M. Probabilities. ‘ For Sunday, in the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley, falling barometer, easterly winds, slightly warmer, cloudy and raing weather. For the West Gulf States, diminishing northorly New Inducements winds, falling, followed by rising barometer, cooler, to Purchasers of Goods at the partly cloudy and clearing weather. eS a ee For tho upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Lower opposite Bond street. Missour: valleys, falling barometer, increasing south | The gene stem which has been adopted by the ie ollar Store enables them to offer to Sade winds; warmitt, fo tay and ratay wpenes. the public thousands of articles for less than oue-half what For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern States, fall- {ng barometer, warmer, cloudy and rainy weather, with easterly winds, except possibly northwesterly winds in Maine, For the canal regions the temperature will continue they cost to import or manu! large portion of their presont stock was manufactured imported for parties who failed to meet their obliga- the result was that they were ordered to be sold for cash, and they, with their ever re cay ‘l, secured the lot At an enormous sacrifice. Goods that they oi this way could be sold in bulk for much more yen purchase in than they ask for them; but they prefer to put them in with their other above freezing. nods and take @ general average of the percentage of prois the same on all the goods they sell By so doiug they can Tho Lower Mississtppi River will rise slightly. ffer to the alf the cost of Cautionary signals continue at New Orleans, prod ‘ i publ roduction, and still they make o small profit on all of their Talos. Their present ntock is especially suitable for meant 10 choice ot the bull f every deseriptt: presents of every igen See uae, oe ny of their are sold for $1. 8. Tense Gold and Silver Watches, m: ficent Frei locks, Bronze Statues and Vason, together ‘with many ele- gant and oes articles, all of which they sell on pt oor eral average pian, giving the purchaser the benefit of the low price they secured the goods at. They advise purchas pir ipo Lele yesie i (lo ge and to avoid, if possible, their well known hol rus! ORIGINAL DOLLA! THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com parison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Heratp building:— 1874, 1875, cenit iday rus 3 a:g0P ie ul tocatd at M. 0. Oot Brondwa 35 9PM. : anaer the Grand Oenteal Hotel, 39 12M. opposite Bond street Average temperature yesterday... eusicves Average temperature for corresponding date last weekly rage for 1874. Weekly average for 187: EMBEZZLEMENT BY A COTTON BRO- KER. New Ortnans, Dec, 4, 1875. Pandia N, Benachi, a well known cotton buyer, was arrested here to-day. He is charged with embezzling A $3 HAT FOR $1 90.—FINE HATS A SPECIALTY, pie Hats, $3 80; worth $5 15 New Church street, up rs A—WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS, Store and Office Painting: low prices. HOJER & GRAHAM, 97 Duane street. A—THE RUSSIAN BATHS, NO. 25 EAST FOURTH street, are @ pleasant ana effective remeay in colds and rheumatism, A NEW THING.—THE ELASTIO TRUSS COM- PANY, 683 Broadway, comfortably hold worst ruptures night $40,000 from Ralli Brothers, New York. ©, L. Gabici, | pnd day, soap effecting @ permanent cure, Open Sundays Benachi’s bookkeeper, was also arrested as accessory. Benachi was purchasing agent in this city for the Raili ARMOR CLAD AND PROOF AGAINST CONSUMP- Brothers, The defalcation extends over two years’ | tion and lung troubles are those wh Grapuated Cuxst axp Luna Prorectors; sold iness. ie $1 5Q ISAAO A. SINGER, Manu! ere; by mail, 894 Broads SAWMILLS BURNED. Anpany, Dee, 4, 1875. Adespatch from Gloversville, New York, says:— “John Peck’s sawmills were burned early this morping. The loss is estimated at $30,000.”” A’ WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH. Word was sent to the Coroner's office yesterday that a Mrs. Ann Gamble had been burned to death by the explosion of a kerosene oil lamp at her residence, No, 853 West Forty-first street. Coroner Croker and Deputy Coroner Dr. MacWhinnie held an tpquest on the body at the above house last night, when the following facts A—FURS! at i ri popular prices, SxaLserx Sacques Sats # spectalty. BURKE, peasant Broadway. Tork Bank Building. 4.—IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR UPTOWN atients and meet the ever increising demand for JeLxso ‘aTme (the great have opened # branch store at 917 first stroet. ‘ARREN & CO. dyspe ia remedy). roadway, near Twi WITH PATENT METALLIO store and office painting. PHAM & CO., Canal street, A.—WIRE SIGNS, frames, Engraved Signs) A ERAGRANT Lgerrnchd AND *romtaes i enlanl ily obtained by el our teeth daily with that Jandy popular dentitiice, Sozopokr, "Composed of rare anti arts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious Scorcu and Inisu Waiskxys, imported in-bottles, $i 25 to 75, Aiso fine lots by gallon. H, B KIRK & €O., 6y’ tlton street and 709 Broadway FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS use HARTNeTr’s Batsam ov Honey axp Sonu. Bible House Eharwaay. Giteparate department for compounding pre- 5 ane WaTER Puagran (ln three widtha) by ihe yard. eT FOROUS FOR REPRODUCING EXACTLY THE ORIGINAL color of the hair, preventing its faliing, dispersing and cleansing the scalp Di. O'Btkn's RksTORER AMIGA wo. a nia ae Page equal. Depots, 941 way, west corns \gereet, 2 Aone nen ee GRAEFENBERG. VEGETABLE PILLS; WONDER» ful health restoratives, Headache, biliousuess, diseases of digestion and nervousness effectually cured. Sold by re- sponsible druggists. HINRICHS’ . Houtar Paxcr Goovs, ‘Toys; China, Glass, Bronses, Clocks, e., he. are now displayed and ready for sale at 29 to 83 Park place, up statrs, and opposite, at branch store Nos. 30 to 38 Park phace, corner of Chureh street. PARISIAN DIAMONDS, THE RESULT. OF A valuable discovery made by ® French chemist, by which crystals are coated with a pure diamond surface, which can- not be scratched, ed, blurred of tarnished by wear, whil they are as bright and beautiful as the genuine, and defy tection by he ee or gaslight Settings ere solid gold, same style asthe praing diamonds. ‘CHARD HUMPHREYS, Jeweller, 779 Broadway, New York, opposite A. . Stewart's. Sole agent for the United States. Goods sent C. 0. D., with privilege to examine, Send tor descriptive price list: waWi0S, TOUPEES, &C—G, RAUCHPUSS, PRACTI- Pechienearielva ee WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD. CHERRY IS A RE- Mable remedy for all pulmonary complaints, SOc. and $1. NEW. 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The publishers have pleasure in announcing @ new work from the gifted pen of the author of “Annette.” The plot is woll conceived and ably developed. The portrayal of Character and the management of tho shifting scenes of the story exhibit the judgment, skill and taste of @ true artist. Tho sentiment and toue ate pure, the style vigorous and graceful CLAXTON, REMSEN & HAFFELFINGE) ON abliahors and Booksellers, ~ Nos. 624, 626 and 628 Market street, will publish shortly, Fun! Humor! Burlesquet One Hundred Years a Republic! OUR shOW, A Humorous Aqconnt of the International Exposition from inception to Completion. yeyed to the public owing to the steady | were made known:— “ ®: Mrs. Gamble kept a grocery store on the first floor of progress of funding operations. the house where she lived, and was in the habit of drinking pretty hard. Her son, who came from Chicago CLOSING QUOTATIONS, about two months ago, left her on Friday pight, about The closing prices are:—Egyptian seventy- threes, 73 ; Turkish fives, 25 ;’ Peruvians, 30, twelve o'clock, after she had been growling at him for no reason, and went to a hotel. He BOLTING REPUBLICANS, Boston, Dec. 4, 1875. turned off all the gas on the first floor before going out, and left his mother with a lighted candle. She was then in astate of intoxication, Yes- At the meeting of the republican committeo, which roceed was held hore last night to take action on the Mayor. | Cample’s, room, where be mt once, Mine rents alty question, forty of the strongest members, with. | was dark, and, ashe was groping about the room, hoe Hoey, the landlord, was awakened by his little girl, and noticed an uncommon and very disagreeable smell, besides finding. the house full of smoke He traced the origin of the smoke to Mrs. terday morning, about half-past four o'clock, John President Shepard at their head, bolted and held an in- | stumbled across Mrs, Gamble’s body. On obtaming a light he found the unfortunate woman was dependent convention, nominating Mayor Cobb, The democrats also held a mecting but made no nomination, r) phon “9 ite Tag IE ey sauce mass ofcharred flesh. The jury rendered a verdict that A NEW CANAL COMMISSIONER, Axpany, Doe, 4, 1875. Governor Tilden has appointed ChristopherA. Wal | THE GREAT SOUTH BAY FROZEN. rath Canal Commissioner, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Reuben A. Stroud. Mr. Walrath is the Canal Commissioner clock D. LORD CASE. deceased came to her death by being accidentally burned while intoxicated, her clothes taking Gre from the light of a candle, The Great South Bay, under the Influence of the “cold snap,” is being rapidly closed up by tea As early as Thursday morning last the bay opposite Babylon was pretty thoroughly covered, exceptin; over the channels. On the north side navigation oi the bays is also pretty Voda f closed. A resident of ‘St, James for the past LEX Sacha de says that he bas pon sae jee form so early and in such quantities in the Soun THE GEORGE Buvvraro, Dec. 4, 1875. The case of George D. Lord will probably go over ‘antil next month, as Auditor Thayer, who ts an im- portant witness, fs still confined to his bed. The Dis- trict Attorney is ready to proceed at any time, A DOUBLE MURDER IN TENNESSEE, Nasuvitix, Deo, 4, 1873, A few nights since four disguised men went to the house of Russell Allison, in Putnam county, and shot bim dead, An officer and posse, in which was « brother of the deceased, arrested two brothers named Brosswell, of whom shot at and killed J. J, Allison, the brother of the murdored man. A HARDWARE FIRM SUSPENDED. Sax Frawctsoo, Dec. 4, 1875, 0. & heavy hardware firm, Dae. HOTEL ARRIVALS. General Josoph R. Anderson, of Virginta, ts sojourn- |’ ing at the New York Hotel. Professor O. 0, Marsh, of Yale College, is registered at thejHoffman House. Gen- eral James ©. Duane and Colonel Joseph @. Tilford, United States Army, are quartered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr. Jeromo B. Chaffee, of Colorado, is staying atthe St Nicholas Hotel Judge 8. B Beardsley, of Bridgeport, is residing at tha ‘St James Hotel Mr. John B. 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