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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
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ntren.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE Albany AND SUSQCEHANNA CASE
ONCE MORE.
A CARD FROM JAMES FISK, JR.

To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: If you had cOntented yourself with
publishing Judge Smiths opinion In the susquehanna
Railroad case, should not have troubled You, as thin
best to leave judicial opinions to the Courts. which
are the competent and most proper TO approve or
condemn them. But you have chosen TO accompany tie
opinion with comments injurious TO me, and must
therefore beg You allow the favor OF small place
in your columns Many things most worthy Of notice
appear 10 be decided by that opinion it is 20 stand
but IL necessary TO mention more than the
following:
First: That when n railroad company has once for
feed stock for nonpayment Of assessments 1t may sell
that stock to any purchaser. for any price; that
although the law requires stock of railroad companies to
be paid IN full that provision may always eyaded by
taking first per cent and then f0TfeuR and seiiuG
for per cent declaring fupald stock equal III thect
TO stock upon which 100 per cent has been paid
Second That il tho President OF railroad company
two days before closing the books preliminary % an cleo
ton invites hs friends 10 his house at night and there
takes subscriptions to additional stock suihcient 10
carry election, promising them that they need pay
nothing but would pay for them, aud he pays ten per
cent from money borrowed on his private account upon
caaterals belonging TO the company conceang boh the
gu description and the payment from ms fellow directors
and all stockholders but his party secreug for the
purpose books OF the company the transaction never
theess a lawful one and the stock good stock to be
voted upon at the election. ,,-,,-
Third That a concert OF action by other stockholders
10 prevent by legal and the election otnew inspect
ora the above mentioned two classes on stock beng
voted upon, "precOncerted scheme. combination or
conspiracy 20 carry tho election"
Fourth That p1re lnluEctlons or Oders ssDeuulnR
or eniOiniug president, director or other oWtera o
corporation from the ordinary duties OF his olce. are
absolutely void such orders as you praised udge MAR
rey for granting and abused Judge Bhcom Tor se,uhs
aside. Your Ohedient servant JAMES FISH Jh'
Erie buildings, Jan. 4, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY.

Coroner Flynn held an inquest at the MOrgue
yesterday the body OF Patrick Brady, who IA
tally injured Sunday by No. 81 OF the Eihhaye.
line. Thomas Henne, conductor Of the car testified that
tho night In question very DARK the lamps the
upper part OF the being nearly all blown out by
the gale At One-hundred- and ecOnd-st, the car
thrown from tho track by passing
over obstruction, and on looking back
the witness man lying on the track.
lie found that he had been over and at once bad
the conveyed to the nearest house, and then went
the Police station, and infOrmauOnof the occur
Tho could not speak but appeared 10 be
IN great pain by his His breath snelled OF liquor
Thomas HcksOn, the driver, saw nothing on the track
until the horses had passed over IT, aud he then
attempted 10 brake up but too late. verdict OF acct
dental death was rendered. Deceased n native OF
Ireland, aged 81 years, and resided at Eghhaye and
III tyiTBtSt,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE SISTERS OF THE STRANGER.

This excellent Association held its first meet
ing for the year yesterday afternoon. at Room No. 49,
Bible House. Several applications for relief were re-
ceved some them sad Of ndgence or OF reverse
fortune. An English physician came TO this country
short time ago. mission by his brother who is
physician TO the Duke OF Devonshire. The orother
promised to remit funds but failed to do So and letters
addressed to him remained unanswered The brother IN
this country who is accompanied by his wife and ehl
dren is IN consequence In the greatest penury e anu
his wife were present the for brief time Last
night they had bed but shavngs no bed cotnes put
what they wore The case, SAID the Rev. Dr Deems was
truly deporabe Several ladies' undertook 10 see
after his Another applicant well educated Iaay,
is good shorthand reporter, amanuenss copyls', or
general writer Communications for her may DO ad-
dressed care Of Mrs. Hayes No 5 Deanceys These are
samples OF cases brought forward. The folowlng
statement is the monthly report submitted: VI per-
sons aided during the month 20 per cent have come from
England s from from Ireland, from Scotand from
Wales, from Germany, from Austria, from canada
from Nova Scotia, from Maine from MASSACHUSETTS; @
from NewYork, II from Pennsy ylvania, from ONO
from Kansas from Virginia; from south Carolina,
from Mississippi and from Louisiana; foreign cases re-
lieyed A per per cent domestic .6 per cent muslcai
entertainment in behalf Of the charity Will DO gwen on
the goth inst Some of the best professionals IN the CITY
have rendered their services gratis and IL Will Dc ato-
Rether recherche affair The number OF tickets VIII De
limited to $780, tnat being all the place designated VIII
accommodate,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
E1RST PREMIUM
ROOTS

SAFETY BOILER.
preeni the public being sfyeris@nests" II
would them a read adferte
mspt, OF Jan md Trbuos aud Ii aud b.
neBts Judges o Boilers the late Iiete P tbsrsia
A. th0ugh tlefaHy ard
awarded the premium HaTsons Cast Iron boiler
bosever the proEipse Of tho
Judges alors IA decide 10 premiana
When considered that the merit elaimed Tor The Htson
Boiler h the superiority IRON "a brittle and griabs mes
10 reliable for the latg sures ot
boilers Mr. HAsos lrse influence sud facilities bs'e euhd
boilers
nsta A~ that The weight and Hfashse
the Of Institute,
,nppr,, the decisions judges sod s 70 sohT
ignoring the that vs them authority whstsse
IL ant 70 ay that erected great haste urged rssd by
ennbs them 70 get the ud
motion rushed the steam for an The engses
and daring few weeks of The Far while ha-us
Boiler being erected the bei possible manner without regard 10
this portion of The Harrison Boiler
poded during disabling tlor several dsy' uht pa eoHd
be completed We think this fair ofe; FOR 'By small defect II ond
boiler obviously 70 heto
arnsOu Borer Inherent
er pa construction sccdsuts not
We regard tbe assertion that the Root Boiler tse eounc1
With Secop failed from loss " steam anssrd
anythiog The
Boiler fd the whole Far sneh
This result for the satisfaction Of those whom other Hsd hAs
been acceptable
As claim 2. ,avs
ceved the only aud legal asn Of the First Premium he st
through influence Illegally and wronz b. he
Manager and bogus award in favor Of the Haron Boiler substituted
10 its stead We are taking eg 70 obtain nghs
this steamboefs
know ali the facts should cal address
ROOT sTBAM.RSGlNE COMPASY.
% and 81 Llberyst. Nv lorf.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN WOMAN.

For Il considerable time past Christian Wal
ters aud his wife have kept saloon the first floor Of
the twosOry tumbledOwn frame building Nol6J Division.
st. The place the resort OF the lowest and most aban
doned characters OF both Walters has served
term Of four years In State Prison Yesterday morning
Mrs. Walters usual aud commenced 10 cook tho
breakfast for her husband aud two three yonug
temporarily stopping with them, In addition 10 the female
Inmates She went down stairs apparently with the ineD
ton Of procuring article OF food As sho did not
return of this yOnIg men, Charles smith. went down
20 what had become Of her. lie found Mrs. Walters
hanging by the neck from staple driven into the wall
She had uacd two handkerchefs 10 form rope and with
TINS had hung herself Smith called the busban' of Tie
woman, aud she was at once cut down, aud plymcan
summoned, bu life was extinct. The only reason give n
by tho husband for the act ~ that his Wfo was apt-
hcutyo he Woud get IutO rOuhlr gam be sent 20 prison
and leave her destitute. verdict lu accordance Wh
the iacs was rendered. Deceased uauso VI Ger
nIALY. Agel d IeAIs.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
CARELESS USE OF FIREARMS.

Charles Leopold, John LOrch, and number
OF other Germans, members Of the Society known as
The Sons Of Liberty" had assembled in the lagarbeer
saloon No 76 IIudson-st, on NeS-Years night During
the evening LOrch pulled from his pocket sevenbar-
relied revolver which WINS wrapped in handkerchief.
and told Leopold he wanted to unload the revolver.
Lorch went into the street and fred six OF the barrels
The cap the seventh tube failed 10 explode although
lie several times snapped the trigger LOrch returned TO
tho saloon, announced the result OF the nrng, aud
again snapped the weapon IL discharged. and tho
ball entered the abdomen OF Leopold and passed beyond
tho reach probe Leopold taken 10 ms residence,
No. II Leonardst and attended by surgeon, who pro
nouuced him in very critical condition. Coroner
schirmer yesterday took the ante omOrtem saement ot
Leopold, which comedies with the above. Lorch seems
TO feel very keenly the result OF his carelessness.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BEECHER,S CHURCH.
THE RESULTS OF PoPULARITY-PEws AT
PREMIUM.


THE RESULTS or PoPULARITY-PRws AT A
PREMIUM
The annual sale of pews at Plymouth Church
tcOk place the spot last evening The house was filed
with bright faces and small OF whspers Pretty
krls in dainty attire made picturesque little Of
color in gloom Of black coats Various celebrities
present; II was rumOred that Mrs Stowe in
central seat Mr. Beecher stood before the pulpit talk
hg in his jolly way with the grave and reverend seg
Heurs Of his congregation Somebody behind, impatient
for the sale to begn ooughed without remorse, where
upon the pastor gayly commanded those boys 10 be
turned out "Those boys" observed that he'd better
come and do II himself and the muscular Christian
pied, with significant tap upon his arm "If can't do
II, who nj"
Mr.. Pillsbury acted as auctioneer Messrs Bell and
Palmer as registers. iMessrs. Bird Greaves. Howard,
Moses Beach, Trustees, and Mr. Freeman, President Of
the Board the platform.
Mr. Beecher opened the business with a few remarks
of practically technical nature. The aucfoneer
Hounced that he wished them all Happy New Year, and
sraghtway began the profitable branch Of the Gospel
The first pew No. 90 was sold 20 Mr. sage at premium
of $S making with the regular price, total OF l6 the
next 10 Henry Q. Bowen at $370 premiuni total A90.
t3O $40 tt05 Sl1I TO t2I0 Moses Beach and A. Clahn
paid each premium Of $500; Deputy Controller Stone
and j. T. Howard 1905 The sold TO Mr. Sage brought
last year only $425. The first few bids not
large last year but they maintained the high
longer one OF the seats the gallery No. 2l,
price S25 knocked down 10 gentleman for f246
mum. laugh followed this strange expression Of "a
desire TO rid Of filthy lucre general preference for
chairs manifested and the auctoneer observed that
they ought TO keep good order considering the number
of chairmCn there The sale kept late hour,
and the utmost good humor prevailed throughout.
Every pew rented premiums varying from S05 TO
a. The aisle seats three excepted were taken at Yans-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE BOGUS DAUGHTER OF A BISHOP.

The case Of Florence w. Kelly, charged with
swludng clergymen and Others by representing herself
TO be child OF the Bishop of Newfoundland. is evidently
singular one Since she has been locked up in Pough-
keepse about week ago has eaten only two crackers
and is now quite ill., She complains Of distress about the
heart and says that when arrested something UP
in her chest and remains there. She speaks whisper,
and is TO all appearances suffering greatly The jail ply
stefan has been unable get her take medicine She
lies on comfortable bed In her CELL with her closed
breathing heavily She has been visited at Intervals by
a Mr. aud Mrs. Stevens and the Rev. Mr.. Cady lt
supposed that the last named is conducting her CORES
pondence She has been assigned counsel In the persons
af x.Judge Wheaton and Daniel W. Guernsey, Esq. In
has been received from all parts OF Je country
from persons swndled by both the woman and her male
companion. who escaped arrest.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
RRonKIYN RoARD OF EpNCArIoN.

The President Of the Brooklyn Board Of
Education, Dry 3 Thornc. appeared IN his scat In the
Board yesterday. a communication was read from Mr.
Henry A. Richards Of 40. 20 Cheeyerplace stating that
his daughter Emily Richards aged II years had been
cr6cy and brualy treated 40 Public School No 10 that
he hhd felt obliged his children. and that Miss
j. w. Sichols Of that school Improper person to
fupeiuteud the education of children aud De believed
that she should DO removed. 00IoretO ay UCfO.e ihG
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~ 1870
/; J. c. Horsed, J. D. q. u. Bss
a R,y I'll Moll and the Rev. J. h.

Robin. Sec George H'rt pi J. G. Tsssd J. D.; NJ B,.
Bury Chaps sevOp AZ the conclusion Of the eeremoOs
ss rs' aos many
the wi daughters Of msn6ers present.
MATTTTUCK l.. 1.-The store Of j. f. Horton was
blood we're found , scar =. siSss. i supposed .ss -.
found ea, disorder quantity Of shoes aad 'AAh a@oaa'0 Of
sa1s %'. vii ss'.Isd ss. he soe .'.Ss 90
SAG HARBOR, L. LAT the annual Corpora
cs meeting :. Ss y,'r x9.Sy s,. s e"s P.
James Price, Collectors Capt James H. POrdhsm Street Com
missioner
MISREPRESENTATION meetings are held
daily the Presbyterian Church under the direction Of the pastor
-: The ssS s u. S,, M css sS'R .s; :is & .s
other churches Not dozen members now emah and the congregation
Monday evening which expelled member Of the Board Of True
@ D.. srsss s S Board 5"e sssnss % % % 1o
words He took the ground that the Board had 20 right 70 sID bin
made application Justice Gilbert for writ Of msndamus which
smith copy order apo Board
% hSTd % , 10. ss e. s Police s" remove % NJ
smith when ,cue eDsued between Roundsmsn Weston and Mr.
bot hs .ub,egueay Permitted to 60 By ssrse,n,
.nIea1 70 await the aO3 Of Jn'ss GSe bert ne S mater ] .S I
fs fiss AS'Ss S FiRi SS ss Sf', DS sSSH
been ia,t'icd crcs Of aepOsSsH Chapter No H. B. AN
SLEEPY HOLLOW.-Mr Randall, sr. was buried
Yesterday from 81 Marks Church.
to be slowly and hopes are entertained That h
life will be saved.
PEEKsKILL.-The members of st. Peters Church
tire with beautiful silver communion service OF
elegant design apd yormanshp valued The "
and netted SO
sIeusve Of expenditures The money to applied Tor the oe"e
OF the school
H0BOKEN.-,Justice White yesterday issued
Thomas Mrs Moore charge
having badly Mrs Mary haber and her husband
Blair arrested charged with sSndng hoDer'
HeneIsn 4 worth plumber false pretsuce'
JERSEY CITY-Louis Hoagland, boy, fell be
Railway LoDg Dock Monday evening aud bad
terribly crushed The husband Of Mrs Lake the who
died the hospital here dsys OF the ampu'a
which bad been railroad rot sals
61 with operation and will body eIhumed FOR
hcnness and john Blair eDeed the saloon al
No. Sunday night and after drinking freely be-
boons The proprietor undertook ct Blair and be
sisted The then drew knife Blair hcOnness
stepped between them and eyed The blow
tended for B deep and ugly cut inflicted alongside bis nose
HUDSON CTTY-Diederich Segenstaph. boy.
arrested yesterday and committed for trial charge Of having
Friday night last entered the residence Of Mrs Piece Carhaye
and robbed f about $50 worth Of Se Of the stolen prop
eTty was found 10 BIS possession.
NEWARK.-A wagon loaded with trunks
the Coat crossing, YESTERDAY by the train for
NewYok The wagon and demolished The driver
escaped The cigar Of Marsh Co, huberys
tally burned ou Monday night; loss $500
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
HOME NEWS.
THE WBATHRR

INV YoRH Iout Their Bsr Wind. Hour Ther Bar wind
"A' rs Jan 1895 W.
"a $50 a0 1888 w.
$50 z96WSW Do Dsa w.
REuARKs-Morning.-IAt hazy from midnight 10 q
te hazy 10 little cloudy at noon; red aurora tweak
at times from midnight TO g. Aftern0on-Cloudy 1880
very cloudy 226 little cloudy very cloudy $3.50 10 sun
set snow souau 225 10 GI6. Evenlng-Very cloudy TO
sso overcast and very cloudy $50 10 overcast to H.
Eof-3d Hazy from l106 TO midnight
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Board the evidence OF Miss Nichols vndicveness and
cruelty. Referred to Local Committee. The flusnce
Committee reported in favor Of paying bills referred 10
them 10 the amount Of s73 49, The report was re-
ceived and placed file Mr. Hunter offered resOiu-
ton which after n lengthy debate, adopted direct
ing the Music Committee to report at the next meeting
the number of pianos In the different schools, and WHICH
schools NEST needed them.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
one HUNDRED MI.NS

is now in full operation and equipped with mar st-
class ro'iag stock The balance, less than y "IeS' ~
nearly finished, and trains will rln over H. entire
line during the present month
This road has been consolidated with the ,Idian-
apolis. Charlottesville and Danyille Road, EHGing'
over go miles under one MANAGEMENT ana i"inish-
ing still further security 10 tho DondhOldri ihese
Bonds having been assumed by tse cons 'atet
Company called the indianapolis, Blooming and
Western Railroad. 1t connects on the east vii Drece
lines 10 Boston, New-Yorl. Philadelphia, AM Bati-
more. and with Peoria. Burlington, and our,ha on
the west--the only East and West line conn. citing
the cities of Indianapolis, Dany!le, Urbana, Lloou-
ington. Pokin and Peoria.
Fhe high premium the stock of many of tla rail-
ways in Illinois command With no better prospects
than this road, ustiGes the belief that It's Sto WIZ
also soon be at premium, thus making O." con-
rertiJle clause a valuable option. To make tao bonds
still moro secure Sinking Fund has been provided.
The belief that the Government will fund live
TwentieS into Al per cent loan makes ii desirable
for investors to look for some safe securities ijt pay
good interest, about which there is no question Tor
which they can exchange their j-2os-capI'a.izm@
the premium. and getting higher rate OF interest
for n Ionv term of years. Nothing can be more de
sirahle than First Mortgage Bonds On any ii,t-cS9
completed railway.
The Coal Freights alone are estimated sufficient 10
nav the Interest on the Bonds The best Mine ~ tho
State being located on the line at Danyille.
Having carefully examined the Road from time To
time and its connections, we being also familiar with
rhe wealth and iof .the country along tho
line rs well as with the rapid progress of the Conn
many from the start its Financial Standing and oih-
cient management, recommend the Bonds as u
choice Investment. the Security Of which has BEEN
placed beyond any contingency, as the Company
bava haa ilpl with fine necessary funds
plete the Road.
About four-Gfths Of the loan has been taken by
actual investors.
We continue to oner portion OF the balaurc at q
and accrued interest IN currency.
All marketable securities received in exchange at
the best market rates. Bonds forwarded by eN-
pres, free OF charge Further particulars furnished
on application by the undersigned iinauciyl agents
of the Company
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

W. w. BURHAA Grand
Telegraphers Protective League
The meeting then adjourned to meet at 10 a. IN. TO day
The night force of operators learning the state OF az
fairs promptly joined the strikers and the IA operators
duty last night made but little progress with the
cumulated mass OF dispatches Everything was quiet
and OF course difficulty apprehended. The men are
firm in their demands and sangne OF success The fol
lowing dispatches received the Associated Press
WASHINGTON Jan THE telegraph operators OF the Western Union
onees this city "a in number sruel O'clock In
with other operators OF the county the San Francisco
dfcuty.
Pa I-Tbe telegraph Of the Western
Onion oce n le their " O'clock this morning
The enough 70 do he
business a usual 10 the main Office.
he the Western Union once here len
their body about O'clock this afternoon tTeegAphhg
M therefore comparatively sand only three four the
Of the COMPANY members Of the League remaining 10 do the
The general public seriously interested this matter And
hope for speedy termination Of the trouble
Jan ATbe Western Union Telegraph operators
There will be little delay In the bu-
oHIo Jan 1There particular change Ia tb. tel
operators strike The bed meeting this morning
The officers telegraph company have confidence In their ability to
position and attend business
fRANcsCo Jan 4Tbe statement that there general strike
here Union Telegraph Of alleged
salaries No reduction OF salaries has been
made attempted Two have been dismissed
their services longer required bn no offer reduced
had made them These dismissed employees Appar
Their former associates here do not sympahie WIN
their and going forward promptly A.
usual
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

90 to MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
" ss Broadway Tssn tb't There yo9 va aed AZ tls
all the standard NoAs Ana also eee a.
glsh frsnsb aud Scotch ssionsrr,
NVARD's AMERICAN MANGLES,
w cor Iroang pu Clo,s. without beat Hal ai swors 'n DO
an circular Nuugvrs of ali k, repaired
j. WARD 4 Co. 81 Courll,ndts st. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

Bronchial, Asthmatic, or COnsumptive inva-
lids referred advertisement in book column Of AKES
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired at
| y COVraDltst, n y. X. C. BROwSIS0. General Ayeui
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

PAPERS, TwINEs THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
wAsD oee aud w,reOOus 4s and wv BroadTay New
York
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

IAnBOunoementA

While waiting for a cough to go as it came,
yon sowing seedo Consumption Better Try once
JAMES EIPEcToSr Or all Coughs aud Colds sOa
everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 FultOn-st., New York,
best buy reliable WATCHES zoe DAAoSD choice JE"
KKY. nd silver Diamonds u specially.