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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-07
Scrmtid)te Sert9teo


Der Degen DIS Ofs
Gro 8 u.-Gtn 9OteOamer Silrger, Sra
mems 9, S&mtpt, ttefert iolBenpe bitorti4e
5temtntteen3:
wSm Sabre 1906 wrrbe aus Dem 9ot5'
banner StaOtIAlo0e Elm Dssen 6rteOri6's
pes @rCben pom ben 6ran5oisn entfi0rt,
1914 uno 1915 3rar preuBti6erIeit5 su.
rifscfproert, aber niAt triepsr aus9eItsfert
uno lbsrbaupt trpB aller Natforl4unsen
nt6t uusftnptg gema6t. Sept brinet bic
pSOiliide 3ettg." folgenpc tbr 3ugc9an9ens
3ui6rttt our SerGfsntIiAung:
Der (stgentlt00 Descn 6rieOri6's bes
0robsn If ME tn franjOilte 5dnpe Sc
tUmmsu. IS mar nur Elm Sntsrtm8.De
gen, zen Der srp6e &GniS ntsmaIs beriibrt
bate, ino benz paber fetne anfmertIamfeit
sslGsntt wprOen, bel Dem GutIibren Der
wsrt6pulen @~seeufanps. 0tsier Oessn
Rano in etnem Der Simmer 6rteeri6's pCs
0rpBsn. Nisin @roBputer, Der tGnislia,
&altelan &nopf I'm StactitlOie Su 9Ut5.
BAN, BON 8rteOrtA II. islbit mad pUtspam
bslhtepen, Der ieinen ercbsn S6ni9 auf's
tiefte SsrsBrte unO Iiebte uno Der fb nab.
renb Ietner san3eu OtenfJsit Der beionOe,
rem @nape lstns6 8Snt9s ~erfrsute, Bate
plriSnIt& Gorge eetragsn, baB ntdt bic
ssrtnsls SADIE, bic lsine 5anO je beritrt
bate. int SdluIe VERIFIED. Seppr Napcs
leon 1906 mad 9OtsDam fam, erl6tenen
Murat unb Serldiepene Generate In 9ct8.
pam Staptlhlpb uno Serlaneten, IN bic
Simmer SrieOrta's beS @rpBm 9efiibrt
Su perpen. Weine 0roBeltern. wittenre
5%ranjueufeinbe, fonnten li9 niat enti<e.
pen, bic 5erren au fibren, unO 1anotsn
meine isbt nod lebenbe Wuttsr, Elm 8inO
BON II Sabren mitoem S6loBpoltersr uno
sint9en SGIpbjun9fern, cteies @mt 5u per.
rihten.
Sn Dem 3immsr anssfommsn, woIel6il
Der Sntertm6 Oesen fanc, iaste bic Mut-
ter, mad Art Der &inper, pbne 3u iiterleaen
yOtes III Elm Desen 5rieDrtds pes 9roBsn."
&tne Stunee lpdter wuroe benz @robpatsr
i'm Namen bes 8ailsrs Der Dssen abgefcr:
bert. Iae 9stbeusrunsen peTstben, bab
5rteOrt6 Ii. oieien Ossen ME brribrt bat,
te, blteten unbeaGtet, er muBte bic Bnft
auslteiern. Spatere S6mdt16rtften In
cen 3tttunsen iitsr Bite wsniss 9isbe Der
9reuben gu itrem aroben &6nise, poB ls
leIblt Die 8ufe p"sieIbsn In 8stnDes 6anp
fcmmen lieben, perurladten msinsm @roB.
pater, pte Dem &inpe ercBsn Summer unp
ais unlcre Serebrte SGnigin Gouile fp1ter
ben 3ammsrterrn srn Shilpsn nit 2luf
trdsen mad 9ctscam iauote unb psrielbe
aud bic D~saenafaire nit Dem @rpbpater
beIprah, erluhte lebtsrer tbn, ben GGnte
5rieortd DtlbeIm Ill. Inn bic gnabs gu
bteten, bic Wabrbeit perGfeutItden 5u blr.
fen. Der 86nig ieocA peiserte paiislbe
NIT ben 0ortsn: CT winide, bab bic
Sadie ruben mOse. auf Bunld meinsr
alten nod letenoen SHUTTER, Der erSbten
Serebrertn unleres eanleu erlauhten So
ntsataules. brinse ib oieie Ifatre, bic ibr
lp1tsr pisl &umner serurlaht tat, Der
Batrtstt semab, CUR Sfsutlidsn &snnt
ntb.m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-07
@ie itd NnpoIcpn nu8liefcrtt. Gin
aaOCrcr Scrift.

Die ShIa4t Bat Seean frilt6ete nod
an psrItieDensn QunFten. McRa6on, Der
i4rer oeruunpet auf psm S6IahtfslOe
mar, fab iepo4 brreit5 in Den eriteu NaG,
mtttas sluupeu, paB pas SbjfiaI res Ias
ae5 ntdt nebr 5u penpen mar rno baB
ielbf Elm ebrervOler NhifytB rur6 bic Dor.
treTtt4e Stratssie Ietnes 8rpbsn @esners
Ololtte unmGJIih wuroe. WicNfabon Re.
naarittt9te Den In SeOon 1ngltlt6 be5
Iuslou9s bartender &aiIsr BON OteIsm
Stano Der Dtnse, begam aber aud gtet6
5eitta feline Irnppenrelfe In bic 6eltung gu
%btrigtren, obne isOoA i'm @srtnglten paran
Al o~entsn, lt6 In perie!ben aud uur etne
Stuape lang aegen Den maGtigsn Stesrr
3u baItsn. WGgreno brreit5 Die 9aiern
In bic 9ortperFe Der Stapt etnorangsn unD
~etn,etne 9omben uter bic 3bGrme Der
StaOt 4in;iiAten, Inn caS S6tfiat Der
istbsn anjupeutsn, wuroe prtnnsn Gin fur
3er ,Sriepensratb"-peuu Grteg5rat6 fam
man bier ntht gut Ia9en-Bebalten.
Die webe 5Iagse webte aber ihpn aul
ben 3tnnen Der JsitunB unp srgen fun
ubr erihtsn zine p%arIumenta rlaggr, peI4G
mad Dem 6auptquarttsr Der Deutihen, pa.
mails in 6Iotn8 g~elettst wurpe. Der 9ar.
lamentar mar Der 9BtlttcmmauetrenOe
SfT,ter Der fran3. Armee, Gen. Wtmpfsn
welAsr fur3 purber BON Dir9labpn pae
Gommaneo srbalten bate. Die Stipula.
ttOnen per Gapttulatton paren RAID fsfse.
felt, pOrauf Sen. Wtmpffsn pas S6rsi'
ben Res Ratlers Iber9ab unO oslen Oeser
iiterrsiats. Der 6Gntg nabm ben Oesen
nurauf mad Dem BeriAts etnss gcrreipon-
benton Die Semertung gemabt puroe, BAT
Der Dsgen 3rrbruAsn werpta ioQte. yOer
Manu 1T berstts 9ebrp6en" babe Der SG.
mig turs erptpett unp gu Der Deputatiou
gsptnDet iaste CIR: sd wUnide paB Na.
ppIson bier btr tcmmt !"
Qm iolssnptn (5rsitag) Woraen fri6
3eitrg raItrte IT'D NapOIeoa gum Nufbru6
ca itten ifouh mebr. ais wole Ger &atler
Dem Fegrsihsn RGntgr einrn SriuA abltat,
ten. Der 3uB bate pur&aus ntht Der
Qulastn ME sine 6abrt in pie Srtessse
fanssuihaft. Gin tsIgtlAes SIatt beri6
tet iiber pieielbs:
Am 6rsitus Mcrsen fubr Der 8ailer
aus SeOan, I'm penn R6ntss feline Nufpar
tung ~ MAIDEN. Seiner Gtatle rttten
slsihiam ais 6ubrer. spsi ublanen suraus
msbrtre @ensraIe uno bic failsrltbe 9t
queurs fslsten. 9iapulspn raudte ELM
Cigarette nnO SAB ii4 ben Nnibetn cine,
aspiden 5sitfrfstt."
Der 3ug erreiAte ote beuti6sn Gorpo
item unp Die srtsn 9otentetten mu4ter
tpott etpas ltuBsn itter Cisleu 8eIua penr
pie capitalization mar i'm Eager ni6t allss
metn bsfannt. sic batten nod feline II
Selpaten paftrt. 70 MAJ Der Sail er CT
fannt, pie elm 9aufeuer cling es pur6 bi
8stben /: yNappIeun fpmmt ais &rtegsge
~fanssusr !" uno stn entbufaltfber Sute
erbob lih alentbalbsn. Nlts bart!gs Rris
ger unp 2anDWsbrmanner umarmten lih
Der psutlhe 9umpr bemaAtigte ih ieepd
BaIo bsr SaAe unp rst SerIiusr SLAB
trrapati4 bate tsinsn fa~lassnbrsn Bit
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W1,s hp,tt Giihrn.

8aIeiab, 0.sG,, g.. 5ept.-Ribter Bomb
pom 8er. St, 8un0es S~e3irfsgeribte piro
beute Ssr8sn's 6nu uateriu1en. Iuf Ritter
BrOoPs Setebl b%cfin0et fia berielbs, tpie be;
ribtet, ieiibsr ~ 8erb6rsbaFt.
I'm Wontaq m~uiterte @pup. GOLDEN Die
weiBen Sruppsn aus @lart's Re9inuent aus.
Die t~arbtSen Sruppen Abtbeilunaen iperosn
beibebolten uno nod nlebr Meger io1en, ipie
man itb eriablt, anseworbsu meroen.
atlanta, Ga, 6. Sept.-Sas Saus Der
Reprdientanten bat elm 8sisb paiiirt, tpetdes
ben @ouperneur our auslsluns BON 20 iGbs
rigen Solo Sbliqatiouen autoriIirt, um bic
ausFtebenben Oblisationen unb I'M Sanuar
1873 idGisen SntereIen oeden au tDnnen. Die
neuen Obli8aiionen iperoen nit z grosent
per3inf uno itnb Die 3inien balbidbris in
@pIo 3ablbar. CUR Junoirung Der alten
Shufo, ODER gum &uetauihe segen Die alien
Obligationen 0tirfen bic neuer. Die @olc=Gbs
ligattonen, ni1t benubt tperoer.
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graosur in philadelphia. rno aidtsr 6urnmst in Sar.
risbure, IA tarbsn IsBts @o6e.
- Su Gtitrei1 retienhe Mmerifansr muBttu 80
grOleuts 4ramts fir gaar aui iranj6fi@s 5OuOs 3abs
len.
9btla6. vluttso States SaJstte" ftarb an hBttu Sonns
abenb.
- Die Srmutrutsu oa 5, 9euni, Gon8reB.D tfrits
Der ahtb. q. 9. 4arrp tunroe AM Wputase oon
ben 8cpubltlnern 6ts l. 9ousrsB,Dttrttles Dbto's IN
Cincinnati iir ben GongrB RoHIHitt.
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fiber cie GituatiUn MAIDEN F5nnsn, ais ion
Elm iunger 5retpiutger mahts, tuoem er
laut aufiua III ingsu Allons enfants de
Ia patrie unp purh BE 8sibu prr rsat
lteu GrieBcr brauate pie 9leIOpte Ger War.
lctuate c.
Sin auperer, Der wabri6stntt6 srnglapO
pVIGoHS ibpuIltiBem S6rsibrn al ben SIS
mia aebbrt battle, ltimmte Cas Mourn de
la Patrie an. bis iatteB!t0 Der GSnig pis-
igr 9eriiEags Gtnbalt tbuu ltcB.
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giirIrn : Wrriht.

Dte atftrtssr gbrIensgeridufe luar.n bier ~folgenoe .
Baltic. Staot.5 sdl. 5000, 1890, 94% DO. 1000. 1880.
50; Ud.s Stti. 10000, reg. ate. 65A; DO. 10000. 55X;
gabu.GbI. 1000. 6-19O0, COZ: Uio. II. 9tnn. 8abu.
Obi. 1000. q, rs. - Gttt; 'ns.Bant 200 @ut I4A;
Baltic. etaot. scai. 1900, 1890. % 9ltrpl. 9enr,
l. 91A; DO. 5000, q, rs; Orange u. 4lsr, Babn. Dbl.
1000. TAX.
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Rritgspoeiie.- Bon Sans Garl Grbr.
b. Srts Wahenborf 1T ~folaenoe Yariation Don

rnotS b~frffhrnten Ste0e effIlenen:
pgBas lit bss 9eutIbeu BatsrIano2
Si's Yrtuben biz gum Nnroiet.S trdrb
Mit Nafiau uno BEN Seisn Sou,
Sannnper uno Der Shlesnigs.IuR
9 neir. o nein, 0 retl. o netn.
Stin Natsrlano inuB GROCER ietnl
Qoas lit oes 9sutiden gaterIarb
Sn's Redltnbura. iits 8 a6ienlaro2
1mIblieBt's BITE Sber urb ben Rbein,
Den aan5eu Rorobuno BIB jurl WatrH
. neiil, o retn &c.
gDas ia bes DeutIhen YaterIano 2
Sf's Sdpaben, Granien, 8aperrlafn,
9as nun 10 treii gum 9toioen bolt.
ia @ott Cd ielbfi 5u~iamnenfabltf
o reir. o uein &c.
Sd, fssitbin ftrablt meit 8aterlauo,
Gtit es ben rpsiiden 3abn sebannt,
nno 100 etn psutlhes Serj mob lhldst.
Wan tbm elm Gtlpsrt entge9en trdstl
so fou CD Ietn, 10 lou es teir,
90 etnis sroB iou Ssutl6lano lsin!
e6on bat elm GROCER Gies BET gB0rtb
Den freden utber fniitb bslehrt..
Das maft ben @rittt fiieoerttlast,
Ser fb nab bsutidem CUTE re8t.
60 lou es itin, 10 iol es teir,
60 ihlaee isbsr 3tuii6s e'rtIn
9as {ei uro bleibs pcutides 2ane,
aBo man uns refht Die Bruberbarb,
$50 sftirft uno Bolt fir btutfdts gBphI
Rte f~rennper 9obn rnebr ldaltsn tol!
Das ion Cd itin, oas lou IS isin,
Das iou oas game seutlGIan0 ltin "a
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Wepupiatton in WeriFo.

StaOt MegttO, 80. 4usult, ttber 9a'
uunnu, B. Sept. - Die &tsteran9 bot it9 8es
i6uioiotn Betrage Tlr hire Dientteituagsn i'm
I:bten Rriege gu be3ablen.
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&lelne YDlt.

% bttatist 5a, baB elm SpIoat her resuIdr.n Wr.
NEE. 3ur 3eit in San antonio, 3egas. in @arnijon. eiu
fanuter Ser. Wanteuft eI ltbt In ben Der. Sfaaten,
- u. g.. parrifon, Elm ,upblb,tanntsr Bantnoitn.
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Selegrapbiide 9epeiden.
ss.rtSi,i fur ZEN .Deutftsn eOrrsfpOussntss. =

kEfrtbIff iuF Fth NIflIINth 9pfFtTppHtthtfs.E
GaS Sofb=Ggtc.
RtD.Yprt. 0. Sept. - pruttas SSlaBnoti.
rana ll4A.
Ser erffe TaI Der Mafurafiifruna
zines auSlancifdben Weeers.
philadelphia, 6. Sept.-9eute Mor.
gen sri9ien in Dem Gsri6te ,auartsr 5ti.
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iionsS SobR .. MoOre, Elm Neeer bon ben
Barbados, II. bat UNI Ietn critics gtaturaltlas
tiOnspapter, mas ibm %ausesbduniBt puroe.
Sns 1T Der erte San Der RaturalifrHn9 zines
auslaHoiIden Reaers.
Nnfaa CUR Gre.
G~dtpOrt Mte., t.. Sepibr. - Ser nit
8rettsrn bsluoene, pon Calais ua6 ReusDorE
beItimnlte S9ooner vSarab4 i~tranoete 8eitern
an GuooDp's 9eao un0 tuuroe bisrbsr bugiirt,
um repariIt 3u tperoeH.
SamPffeFeI GEptofOn 1T QottS
btue'- Otu M(aun 9etCptef nnD
cir Gnoercr tGotlih Bcrtcet.
9]ottsOtlle, pa, 8. Sept. Ser Gehel
Der GoiomotiOe pSWataraA eGptooirte 8eItern
frHB s ubr an Der sWliq Greet 8abnA, nabe
ct. Clair. MRebrere bpnoert SUB nett logen
Die Ettimmer oes GeIiels Ourh Die 2uit. Ser
Ssissr 4atrid GaiiOp aus Yalo Alto, ga,
wurOe NIT 0enielbeu in Die Suit gertieH unO
l.iue 2st1e, nobl 400 Shritte melt %eHtfernt,
in grGBlid p~erftinuneltem 3ufiauoe entOtdt
gr hinterl6bt elm gBeib uno mebrere Gin0er.
Ser Sugenieur, Sunles Ntarttn, erlltt etnen
isbr seIdbrlt9en Shlaiislbein Sruh unp
mebrere t6otItae 8erleBuuGen am &iid9rate,
10 oaB on Ieinem 4uftomrnen gejlueitelt iutro.
Da Die Qtaibins nod nsu lit uno iib In boil
fommeu 9utem 3uitnnoe befano, fam man
t6 Die uriaae oss unaIats bisber ni4t err
El6ren.
BON bem Snotanerm,- Die Riotpa8
QS a btngtDn, 3. sept. SrteIe Don
Dem A9enten Der SioUas an Das Snoianers
8ireau, 0atirt ben II. Auguit, berthtsn BON
Riubereitn BON 5 Sn0ianern. Sieielben
trieben Die Seeroe zines 6eupdGters auseiuz
amber unO eridoIIen Oas WaultBter, pelbes ct
rift. sic ma9ten aud auf lbn einen mDroe
rli3en Augrlff, Dem er ii9 nur our1 eiliBe
6Iu1t in Oas 8eb6l3 ent3teben fonnte. Gin
3Deiter Brief rtelost Die Antunft Der Giotuas
nebft 8efansensn, beitebtuO aus Der JautIis
RnOaer Wtutter unO iinF RInoern - in
Der SnotanersA9entur @ini8e Der Rin6er
uurosn ioslei6 ausgeliefert. Ser Wttrifaner,
msl9er bic 6inoer in Sbbut bate, Sel9te ben
ntiiten Bioeritan0 unO bcnabm it1 am Cart
n6digfsn bon Alen. Gs TT NOD elm &nnbe
in 8efangeniAaft, bod fam Der 93upllitg, in
oelen 8spalt err it6 beftnoet, niGt in Die
a8entur. Ser &8ent bat ibm ia8en lailen,
nt6t ohne ben &itabeu gu erideiHeH. Den
Beridten 3uTolge lit pas Senebmen oer Snota
ner elm duBerit eeipalttBdti8es. Ginem alien
@ebrGu6e gem6B, 3abIte Der a8ent ben Sns
oiauGrn fir Die &blttferuug je6es 8efan8snen
800 lin 8anjen 5000 aus.
Man bat i'm Snoiauer. Stireau beIdlOIisr,
0teie AusJabIun8eu FIR Ausliefsrungen BON
Gsfansensn OOer geitObttnen gBaaren in 3u.
tuuft einauiteGen.
NuS Cincinnati. : Der beutfde
SulfSfOn0.
Ginttnnntt, &. 5ept.-@eitern Abeno
tpuroe in bet Burner Sale cine ~8sriammlura
Oeutiher Burger abgebaiten uno puroen mel
trre Seitra9saeihnun9en gum 9alfsfono ent
se8ensenummen.
AmS JntnotS -DaS 9rpRc Teuer in
Sbtcaep.-mugebeure NeEluffe.
btcago, =. September. -6olgsnOes lit
Die 9tIte Der 8erluite, pelhs oer grObe Oabier
aelptitbete 8ranb aneeri9tct bat: s. y. 6ar
nell 4 SO, $l.500.000 bel elmer 8eIiiberun8
o9n $4,000; &irttano, GrO@ap u Comp,
$l50, 900, @eritaerung SLY 900 /; Satin,
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NuS Cincinnati. = Der beutfAe
SulfSfOno.

Ginttnnatl, 6. 9ept .-8eItern Aben0
tuuroe in oer Burner. 6alIe cine 8%erlammIunG
Oeutiher Burger abBebalien uno nurOen mel,
tere Seitra9saeibEun9en gum 9Rlfsfono ent=
neoenaennmmen.
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patriot. 9iIfsper. Der y. ST.
81. y. Ser SefretGr erlaubt lid, no6mals
idmmtlite Serren Sefretdre Der Siilfsuereine
oringeHe 5u erIu9en, ibm p09sntlld sub aor.
100. 6ultontraBe, ales auf ole 5bdtigfett hires
retp. 8ereines Se5islihe mttsutbellen, oa es
fiber iouobl ben 8sutla .Wmeritanern ais ben
0euti6en pon 9rpBem Sntertlie 1T, senau iber
ben 6ortgane Der patrlotiiben 8euegung in
Der Union unterribtet gu Iein. (Stsstg.)
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was sold for aaree sun Of money, which went into
the poe cts of the officials, and that the sui,s
oi ten NeaTs ago were decided against the town
tLrouEl the connivance " the officials who were
paid for their services Nv ii non resilient planters
Now tie effort is TO he made to secure honest and
trustworthy men, AID then
FORCE THE ISSUE ANEW,
snd leave no mous untried to secure possession Of
tue valuable plsrtns grounds. scores Of oyster
men are ready to enter ut once upon the work
aad plant tho ehtirc buy, provided they may be us
sured OF posse sion and protection. aud they eN
press their Willingness to pay liberal rental to the
town for tic use Of the lands under water, nom
which no revenue Il now derived.
LEGISLATION wASTkD.
In the mean tiWc bill has teen drafted and sent
forward to Albany Tor law settling the right Of the
town to these IT. ds. and au hoizing their lease 1T
liked rates. win lceiCncc to local applicants for
item. Sucn I'LL viii encounter the Strenuous on.
position Of the city ISLANDERS assisted by the
OF the Connecticut fshorme but the HUI tin toni ms
have assurances that it snail be nut throu4b
AL ocigr ALoNo 1uR LINES
Thus matters rcni.in at present All stories OF
collisions between the islanders and the non dent
uJetcImtn. OF Ot threats vi violence. are premature
ne trouble - an old one. as seen above, but IL now
hkcy 10 reak rut Glfc-h, lut when nobody can tell.
II IL ce'tin, however, tLat the Huntington reolle
are lot disposed to resort to force until thee IRE
ItrcCty assured % their iihts. Then. II tlcy IT,.
un tht stir u cy nov manifest. there will be COLI.
Sens uhcss tue sGuators from the north eide OF the
SQUAD get out 81 tlC way.
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HURDERFD irLIsr.

Murdti onsIy Assaulted aud Robbed on a.;
IiIglwny-Ihcn stretched on "a Railway
Track to be Crushed. aud NcNt Inhum ,u-
" Thrust iHio Jail to Die.
New jersey justice iS provcrbally swift, but
unfortunately Tor Tie good OF sOc,,y ,s not equally
sure On Thursday last, wolldrossed unknown
man found lying unconscious Oh the oil railroad
track In Weehawten. Justice Loicr, Of IIoboken.
on the superstition that he was drunk, committet /
him for four days 10 the Hudson count, jail.
On Saturday, as he had not recovered conscious.
ness, an examination was made, when marks Of
violence were found uron hil. Several wound.
were discovered on the head while there were
also apparent Eager mark upon the throat. The
eat pO kets Of the pantloon- had been cut ont,
and tue presumption at once suggested itsel that
tue strai ger had been brutay a-sIiied and robbed
u Jon the highway.
This presumpupn was heightened when Il was
rene INBRED that the msn VS. found Ia an QUITO e.
tue-NaY place, lying across railroad truck, where
be had Probably been lett 70 b. mutited bJ the
fret passing train.
Yesterday the ush died, never having recovered
his eonsI iousness. Coroner Burns. OF Jersey ,iN,
Nj a; once institlte rigid investigation me N.
while the body wilt remain In the dcad.horsc In
IudsOn city for Identification.
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'hcrin james UBrirn und the May orally
Ills aamiiy and Ancestry.

- Nt ffirf f Ihe NiH.
SIR. \ few days since came into possession
OF Vory interesting work, entitled " Historical
Memoirs OF tie O'iIiers. vhcn has Just been
imported TO this country by prominent book.
seller. Il l. the production OF Mr. John a. Donoghuc
A. VI, barr-tcrat.laN. u Dublin, aud contains an
exhaustive detail Of the O'Brien family, US thee
figured in Irish listory IRON A. d. 1914 when
hrian BOroine reigned as monarch OF Ireland
down TO the day Of the talented patriot and s,atcs.
man. Sir lucius o. Bricn. In the CONNIE ncement OF
the present century. Our present sherin. there
seems to be no doubt. is descendant OF this dis.
tlnguishcI family. His iatn,r was born t. ireland,
and at present lives In this city, hale hearty noble
looking gentleman. true specimen OF the golo cd
Celtic stock from " hence he sprang The = Grid b,-
licvc, was born In New York, and he can point
back proudly H. the deeds anu record Of his great
ancestry OF tLe Green lac !" William smith
oBrien The lamented patriot, aso belonged TO this
hOnured stock.
Coming into p secession OF these facts as a friend
OFT sLerias. am anxious that the million read
ers Of your great pal er should Decodle aware e
tsem, IN orifr IS silence forever tire sarea. ms ard
lilseho1ds eNeed against tnc popular leader OF the
1uunG Democracy ~ to Ei9 lAn.ily histury. Ills
ioreather- we're great rulers and true patriots on
heir native roll, and Their brilliant record Is Gin.
continued on this contuent b. the iudOmitabe ener.
~ ana genius az our Young friend. MIR. ODono hue.
IN the pre.ace ~ his WORK, speaking VI the iamiy.
says:
Henry the sccoud TO eve pernrslo 10 ava thlm.
.elvS, OF me Jaws q Ensana q their Intercourse VITA
and cmrlc,er OF ther progcnitor. the epLque.Or .,
,"ntsr,' hei mrn h'sh pace ~ they NV unqIcs
sheriff OBuen, II l. true, has risen fr,m an hum.
bt Io-tuon nrie, tut 80 much the more uonur Is
rle'l him IN liz Trcscn Liza place, and their VOTES
viii Unanimously place him in tie MIyorty chair
ur any other Office o, tru &c may desire. Let Tam.
| man! Hal INNS ut this III time.
y /. A. CITIZEN
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A Poor Man Secs Logon MurdcreA-Thc
Mur dcrcr CoolIy walks on, and Escapes
The Wines sui ~ ming In Prison.

The Wines still II Ming In Prison.
To the kditor Of The san.
SrR viii you allow me TO call the attention Of
tie Senate and General Assembly at Albany to the
manner In which public officers in the great
metropolitan city punish that heBous crime known
as poverty.
ON the lth o. January vas In tionston street
ut the ,imc " Logans shooting affair; was arrested
rs witness, taken to the station house, locked up
In cold cell without any ted or blanket or fire to
keen warm, and II was dreadful cold, was Obliged
to buy my own food while there: then was taken 10
the House of Detention, and put in one Of the
dirtiest, nhhicst places ever was compelled
10 staY In until ! called the attention OF the
proper authorities to the matter, through your
valuable PAPER, on the OH Of February When ey
sent c,mmittee to investigate the matter. and
found 1t was az your paper represented they
made change in the management Of the witness
depariuent.
Now We are very comfortable; our good.na,urcd.
good.hearted pievaorcss, Mrs. Reynolds. takes
good re to have plenty Of good, Wholesome food
rue, with pics and puddnrs equal to any board.
Inc ousc.
Nov We written en- several dftrCnt times 20
tic Disti,t Attorney concerning my csc don't
know any OF the PARTIES concerned in the matter,
nor could | focoerize them; never saw them before
or since They have never made any arrest.
Now ask any honest man is this not dc-poticf
have sustained a loss Of 500 by beiuc confined in
Lcrc. My place Of business las been uiokon IN,
aud al Is dead loss 10 me. Now will not our
authorities at Albany take tits matter In hand and
gulrait"e to the DOR man his equal rirhts
II tie state feels II Is necessary to have him as
witness, SHOULD not the state pay him a stated sum
that viii cover lis loss Of time and keep his family
from want. a. many family ~ at prcsent suffering
rom the detention OF tie husband, and have this
money paid ut least once a mouth by the District
Attorney. Most respectfully,
JOHN W. COOK
HoUsg OF DETENTION. March Is, iS1O
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The Finest Gent eman In New York Tt e
Hon. Frank DuGv Wants TIL Hon. =. l..
VI. BARLOW dominated Tor Mayor.

To ne Editor OF The san.
SIR: II seems TO me that the MAYORS Office
Should be filled by gentleman, par ercelsA<. The
finest and Landsomest gentleman IN New York city
Is the Hon. Samuel L. W. Barlow, OF the Manhattan
tlub. He lives ut Madison avenue, and borrows
Bclmonts hor-es when he goes cut riding. From
my acquaintance with Mr Barlow, know him to be
an exquisite, high toned, refined, polished, and
thoroughbred Democratic gentleman.
His visit to Europe gave him those superficial
graces which have made hin irresistiby attractive
TO the fair sex, wHile Ills legal knowled &c and the
political force OF Character acquired during his
citation with che Manhattan Club render him pecu-
lirrly acceptable u every eentemanly voer in the
city. lie also gives n oct magnificent dinners. Had
Lo been Mavor instead OF OIIall, that immortal
statesman William II. Seward would have been
dncJ and wiLcI In a manner that would re-
dounncd 20 me credit ot the uetropOlt an city OF
America. Let TAWmany Hall run Barlow tor Mayor
and ntu5urEe a rue OF gentle nca ia this cit,.
awe sent the Hon Mr, Barlow ticket Of invi-
t,ipn 70 the Lean WOmeh's Bal which will take
p &c, under ms suPel vision, ~ Military Hall. 1913
B1Ncry on lhuT-Hiy evening next Let us nave
Barlow lor MAJOR. OIlA's played out.
Your, very tuly, FRANK DUFFY.
House tat Frnk DulY built corner OF BOwery
aud Grand ,tscct March ~, 1870.