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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Srieffaften bes ,@anberer",

Nsrtt gratrie. q. &. Sur nader
s~.IammsIt unr ssssn isos 11ursssIudsisfeit bsi
Der psf r%erlar1irt.
@leneps. O. 8. SIR eati9.us freu,
n grdmieu lub auf hem @es.
@tatepee. 81. g. gorsGe sedne.rt,
SIT 9t. 8. mid. bsrislbe ris 2. S. s.?
RcIlinsFeue. 8. s. SerIaas:ts BE-.
lurss.
Spp Rirers. 5. g. Bsnu 5err u.
ben Iufruf in uebrsrn Bldttsru is5su MID, II
mub Ct ib an istss beicassrs peubeu.
5reeturs. ST. s. 9sfsu Daut fir biz
Senbuns.
ct. Warss &ibst @ise. $. $. 6
Su 8etreT ees 5ru. g. E. III Be;abluus BIZ
Nr. 159 in SrtHuns.
SIad st. s., @ise. 5. &. Seicer it BIZ
frlbere Grabbing ssrsriTeu> pafar aber eiu'
iuters6ante neus bes punen.
Intern Mbpunenteu in st. Sri.
9aeL Wrist So. sur Ra9ridt taB Nr. 167
rssslrndsis pm tier absius, i0mit anoersuo Der
ltlsppt rurbsn ieiu muB. @ir bateu iebeu
Abpnuenteu nit bieler Nuumer aud bic feb
leure Nummer CIR. 167) ua9seIiefert.
Sir g%inieubuns utuer Ibou'
neutea raSssu unieru ber3li9eu Dant EN-
rfaussu: S. $. in ct. guibuuy, So. 9 it
SbatOYse, Vb. s. in @iuuua, Reo. 6. s. &.
in &et @ius. .. 9. in &iDss Drairie, s. @
in &aeuuia, q. &. in Rortb prairie, 9. &. ii
@iufeb, s. s. in &ouinsaone, S. 8. in 8lee
Saaiper GaQs, {. %. in 5enbe,iou.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
9ieter @anbfrer.

9teter @arberer!
Gceben uieter anselarst i'm 4reile unierer
@elietten, teeileu mir uns, 6Hentli6 unisrn in
nislen Oanf eussuipredeu, urterfuuben am
Sage tss sroBen Gefes Ter Dempufratiun fir
unisru s~sIisttsn FL. Gater papi plus TX.
8eionber5 uniern nirr,fea Dant BEN Iiebsn
ct. waulsrn fir itrs 70 Irbsnsrsrtbe Gait
frsurel6aft, bic lie an uns ~eruieleu. lorie aud
Glsn tsnsn, sie mir bas Ssrsausen tattsn, an
rieism Sage fsnnen gu lerneu unp nit bsnen nil
npn mande Stunhe i'm Genuhe toirtli9er
Jreure autradten. Manbsm spn uns pire
tisier Gag tin urseresBliaer ieiu.
Die Telesateu ron Stem ulm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Seffentli6e Gtnlatuna. CUR srSe'
ten unc Ypufanrisfen ReHoararru: Die rrn
6. 66mtpt Nr. 242, Gritr StroBe. Son
Jest IN perben III ieber Stures IF lie Iri tern,
@eEIgsl, 6crslsa. GisiipIVrla ajcr Grt, @ilo.
tura Naes, ras Der Marf. an Osl.tateNen bietet
ferytrt. Sic fstnlsn g tire unb eiqusrrs lie.
tet meme Bar; 5ruete. Gcnfet. uae GUnoitc.
retraaren in letter Iuspabl. OieAufpartInt
III jeesr s3sit bic Bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
ct. GIput, Is. San. 1871

ct. GIpNt, Is. San. 1871.
2ieber @auherer.
SIR frrnnen nitt un1bin, uniersn iieben ia.
t5clii9en Ritbrieern in ct. PAUL unieru berj-
lidieu DAM aussuipre@sn fir bic uns su5beil
ssmprtene @aifreunei4aft. Sbr liebe Greunts
babel tpirtlid aaes eettan, mas setbau perten
fennte unb uns ale gbre eruieieu. @ir III,
fen GID Elm tersliass gerasIts-Gu tt surid mil
Der Bsr16erune, gu9 ME su SerseNen unb bel
eriisr better Gelssenbeit an Gu6 bas.Ibe 81
tbun.
SIM NaHen tsr Delegation une ees gereina
9. s. 2imperih, See.
?. s.-ginsn ssicnbern Danf ZEN 5srren $
une q. s., 81. g., $. 8, 81. 9. sou .. s. 6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

@]rpeeries unb YrpstFpneu BAL
ten fets in rei1fer Muspabl bic 5rn. Gebruber
limn1e, Gde Der 10. unb ct. Yeter StraBe in
ct. yauI srrrdtbis. geionbere Aufmertlam
tsit psreisnt ibr ibSnsr gorrats an tn unb
auslanpiiteu, einsema9teu uuo setrOdusten
5ridten. Mau beiu6e ben eeidmaduol aus
seiatteten @,rre, UNI I'D bason su ube,ssu-
gen. ol1l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

3ur g.ranfaItuns elmer Git
.a.sfei.r fanr am @luntas absns cine Ssr'
lummluua teuti9sr Burger I'm It9enaum fatt;
elm COMMITTEE ktsbeup aus iolsenben 5srrsn
uurre NIT ben ~reiteren N%nUrbuunsen beauf'
troot: 6. s. @9urmeier, 9. @tsiu, $. Webel'
6apt s. peso!t, s. g. 8es, Carl Ibreubt, N.
sid, q. S9eHer, CHARLES 5cFmann, 6rani
@erner, Geo. Beui, .. T. 4isfer, s. WiQius.
8. 9sue, s. 5errssg".
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
(SfEetsIl.)
GpuntD=Sp
Spunt. AUDITORS Office.

epunts autitcrs Ofiie.,
ct. gaul, Ramle9 Co., 10. San. 1915
9smd6 Der gsrtosuns s~sriaumeIte F9 Ter
Soaro Der epmntiN1re UNI 2 ubrNa4mttttass.
Nntusleno: ole Mttslisher.
Die gerIsIuus pes YrOtetras Der su.berse.
sanesnsn Sisuns purpe s~rla1en.
Dit wetitirn runS. .. 5Uliom. 6. 8. Sdur.
meier, uuc R. parter, nit benz 0eiub I'm Gr<
ndbisuns tbrer 5arsu puree rem 1ar. ON,
mtttee susepie len.
Die Ys,it;ou pom gIrssrn tsr Suunibip's
Stem GAMBIA uue @bite Bear, nit Benz CT
Iuh um @slebsptlisuussn fur S%trasenper<
beNerausen in ben eenarnisu Srnus, purbe
benz COMMITTEE fir Strabeu uno Srideu su-
serielen.
Die Wittbeiluns BON Or. Smitb Gruns=
Mr;t, bstreTsup bic Semrbner res Ir II enbau-
les, purne psm Armeu Conn, Mite susspiieu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Reue 9pboffie..-Abmiral Jcps bat
ieine OfFes mad Dritter Strabe, benz Wetro<
politan 5otel s~esenubsr serlest, rpieltt Ssltsl'
lunsen auf 9ieferuns ssu Brsunbol3 mad IT,
sent wel9en Stabtbeileu in beliebisen Auan<
titdten aufsenpmuen unt tets prompt uns bill
ligf aussefIbrt perheu. 63
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Staats= Neuigteiten.

Geiesseb e.-Dis Staot sTtnneapos
lis srbielt bic 8suiuisurs, fir $4,000 Sones
eussuitsasn unb sur gusfahruzs ibrrr @ahsrs
psrts su serpsnben.
gm sorisen Drnasrfas maaten es 5srren
Gsiesssbsr eiusa Iusaas mad 0uiata uac
amuIrtea iib TRES Der Wiutsrbeipvvosn.
Oem Senate Isste 5srr pidntsr Elm Nsncs
rial sar NIT hem Suiras, ben gunsrss I'm Gr'
laNuns sins5 G.issss gum Sause Der Ginpau'
peruns int Siane Der ron Der Snpiaaa Gruusu'
tion ssfasten 8sidla1. su eriuasn.
SIN 5auie rei4te 5err Mtwatsr cine Nslclu'
ton Elm, r,elde tabiu ;;elt, ieeer Aaticn, BIT
mad Ginfubruns repubIitaniider Rssierunsss
former irett, bic b:r;li9e Ssrspatbis bes gsl'
tss BON Winneicta ous;uipre9en. @tre na5'
items CUR gsrbareIuns tomu1en unp gum Yplitl'
irsu fit unb ssseu Grantrei9 aulab ssbsu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Sffieielle Stabt.3eitun g
Gotal= Nemtgteiten.
Die 6aubelstammer bat ibr Git
irittsselb RON IS auf $40 erbSbt unb rut1e beuts
(eamfaa) bic neuen Direetpreu tnablt1.

Der @tabtratb lest @srsnabruns eta
aeaen ben Bei9lu6 Der 9ssislatur, mceur9 heu'
@dulratbe BON ct. Yaul bic Bepiaisuns e.
tteilt purbe, fir $4,000 Bombs aus3usebsu,
uelde Summs fir Neubautsn ssr'osnest nsr'
ben iclte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Deutibe Brtef<2ife.

Site eeutlner Brisfe, bic bis gum 3. 5ebr.
,. S. ntht absebclt pcrren linn.
Dam,n.sri.fs.
Bad Muua, Suumann Gliiabstt,
Gomnid Mrs. Gilbert, eaneper mrs,
5urm NarY, Sbmtpt Maria Gltla=
Spfer Mrs. Srhr, tett BET Srs. G!ls5,
R!rB Narsaretba, Stnts Gattarina.
5.,,.x.B.i.fe.
I;tt Spbn Mpaut, Moreniarn 9ernbarb
SaeIer Sec, RDrtelmsscr gmil
Sabr garl, Stt Muau't
8artels 8. Srietrib, gsters GhriiI
@eper Muauif, prpblt Vtiltpr
Bod Mntcn, Hauen Dtatb. Sos.
Sretm Sacst, Rismenitustper Sal.
Itsbri6 Nielas, Rctb Oapie
Gfl Mi6ael, Rube Fouls
GQuaruer Spbu, @tramm 6rteri9
Gberle GeItr, ShaH Nibael
Gi6iaset @sorss, Stradtsin gubnts
6eiten g. cd 1tader Gbrifopb
Serme5 6ranf, SeQ 5eretnanp
Dermann 5eltr, Shniser Geprge 2.
5Sfs Nueuit, Sdnisler SosH
Risl Solepb S.S. Glider gilbert
Seller Mat. Strrter SriS
Seller Gbrifppb, Geierl Scbu
futl beruann 2, Ibee5 =.
Ssib 5. .. Gaiiert asam
Suefe 2utrlas, eSigl 6ermanu
2udenta1 Sobn. sGisa Osralo
WarldaQ Saeut, G:dsr5bstm ShsusaIe
NeYer 5rauf GSItttpF ism.
Sleeper Suiesb s;abu 5repsris
WsYer penrs JleCtmann WiIbelm
s. .. 2eitner, ssutl5er glsrt.
9. u. @tssipt, pcEmeiiisr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
TQrm iii Yerfaufeu.

Gin 5arra rirb sum gertouf anssbpten; fe halt so
Gdsr. rpscrR IS inter Ting, ietr CUTE S5iefen 80 Nder,
suten Suib, eutes UaHer betm 5aus uue CUTE Staauas,
Nues %eneefen;t.
Die 5arn !iset in g~tan5sNen Srpn. Carver gpurtp.
Winneirta 4 DletIe. rpn Gbasta, ) ser CAREER uni 5 ron
Stafrpee. Sectt @p.
lustunft su taben in Der 0fFes tisies slatiss. 1874
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
@a8 bic Yre0e Iagt.
What the press says.)

Die Stealing (pa.) Etspatd fast: Die pctlbesannte
l1eberleserbeit BON NifbIers &rduter Btttern
eripart uns bic Mabe ~i.senorie reitldu6aer III gunfen
sieles nnaeiIteu Comics une stdrtuHsamittsls has W.rt
III ~ersreifsa. g3s INNER tieier Sittere gut befannt IN ha
Ean aud in unier.r S.ssnS. O. siebt Sale in u~uierr
Staes. NC bic srr8sr.tfenbhen 6eilursen hrrnif6r Bel
BEN beutrtt purben.-6uren. welhe bic tefteu gerste ni6t
(%barunter beInbet ia aud uniere eisens). wslde ni6t cbne
einea senuaenben @Drratt btefer srrsen 5ausmebiSin I'M
ter irsenb etner 8eeiueuns ieiu moHten. 9a1et ieoe ia
nllit In htelem sarhe hieislbe be; Der 5anb babea."-
gu baben bei alien reisettabe!u 0rpsuiaen.
9reis Elm I ruer per SIaihs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

BeRe @tdrte 1G Gents per Wunb, be-
$. @sis, 112 @abafbar Strabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Die Ginmsiauns tes men II
Sprisenbaufss Der @4lau3-ecmpas-
nj. SO. 1 ianb lestsa Dieuaas tur& Bautett
,. itatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

2uremburetihe 2eier mSsen ti
Giuientuus auf Der hritten Seite ni@t aberie
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
0utttun9en.

e.: ... 0,~un h.h.. =. g..
SeI 'p'tSe1 N"u'ate' p1'ea tut oen
@nnhererH he.okIt.
" 'o~s" a~. Mics q.
n,u. ,,sn -. c.r, ~ ~
S M Eguns"' xSA' o aUaa
T ~ S,g. So e vo
M On ~ ar.r. oaS
SS.rs.. So ~, s.-m.u n:L @'o''3oo
SSMGnn 49,, y 49,, SS.GGa ~ 10
g.asse M ut; o. Dsah, >. aF'Ss. s'sss.a : 'e"<''
~spet ssr Spassa ,"'"'''""' D~' so ,,7
ma -" $780, TR,,r;u.a.. az aao
~ ~" S.mm.'' ''H'asH'"'' Sw aoo
N .snau.s' .
q : M = as.., ~ Sns
| Com. gFsser. s5O...26
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

-9bs Nierpscpss". cine IrrotsFartFt sunn l,nterrttt
res 0pltes-bie 6etsinrntFe Der No.ur rfldrt-trteTsF-Ht
gslebrure Der NSuntsr her Observation-Disclosures Sti;
,eu ,c. Hrsis ST iabriid. 0ieiss Srurna. rtse Scrct1.
ter Elm Craig G,terrscppe su hem rsqelmaeleeR Grsile pom
S. touFt, fret fir Elm Sabr ;ussftiat. tlos Craig Itt'
cresccpe rirh rrrirf-et ssihtdt)
Sur Muitereremplare urh urlcrs tIbit tlrtri.tez uns
tnbaItrei6en GireEiore rebf obt Seiten S:usrihsu eas
Craig Nicrpsespe ienbet man eth 2retcentzStal2 an
SO. =. 2ineB S Co.,
oY.i.er uns s;n;iss Giesntbuner res Craig unb Ross4p
Wficrpaerp. Gbiraep. ST..
Rs gssnten uns SAMPLER, hisIss TlicrpssuS ~rsrtauft
I'D in ispe- Semitic nen ietnsa- ~sretsr1, uenn rcrae'
felt. @rpber Trpfit. Die ssptneuussu mertsn
cui Uurfa nitgsthsiit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

@ater heller 6yrup 80 &ents per-
@aQcue, tei s. @eis 112 Babaltar @tra6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Der @eisen=Grpsrt pom Ninnsicta
bstrus int purissn SABRE 11.07S,S27 8uibh,
trcsun 3,159,716 auf @inOna tcnuneu ; i'm
SABRE 1869 nar tieNusfubr 1O,016,15O ppspn
3,769, $50 Don @inpna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Die alten On iietIer scn5enne e.
pin County taItsu ibre Sabresssriamm>
lung am %. b. Mts i'm @inslpn 5ouie su
ct. Matbouy, no Or. Grsuu,srnsusr Maribaa
bic Hebe taIten tptrh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Ght.r Ressen @bisfes ST 60 pei
@alrne, bel 8. @sis, 112 @atalhau Strase
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Bier yfunb bitter Rto &aFee fur 500,
BET 3. @eis, 112 @abalbap St,a6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Orsi Staussu German eoap fir d Gss.
lei 3. @sis, 112 @abaibau Strabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
DaS bernbmt
9RsA9G


~ ON r.t; IL esgNurbs. IN If 6It s q ufer { rtrtrr-
oener 81 II Der Der gtatur: n III bettdnetsfnf 0e=
S-ouh unb prn pratttitsm Nlsen. tnpsm 60 Selenruns
nit g~ersrlsex ~perbtnset uas ME is1h SHteFsse 'e's'''
2efn Sauieuo BALE
rns felt be,aafit ieiue- e~siitursen onoern Elerosereen
cls,h te rieln1ebr trtsn. Gs srthult ;aslrie tleine Gi1
ten ale riras mt uns, tnrsr1 es ans seber aiebt, mas rem
,rkerr ofrsnr 4uee fir INNER Elm r%erlieseltis quo sletben
urub-pis golts;erGen I'M gina, GSlcrs I'm SSarss' Aa'e.
-rtfbcn. 3uder uno savttnisrtsr, Dttlt.usel6er, Eiauen
uEs .5aore spa SnIefteu. Saabsrte srn Gusen IN etneul
Flisasreuee, Staub auf cn dlleelr zines SurnftserltHss
dis psltr N men ~estlltets Sefern. her 10 rtel tetprr1tns
uSritind Ssiralts" rper btr ShnetHsru-at, tie Il unit
RIA ;uert burt htefes Rtcrrsepp ertbef rurhs.
Gs lit fur Jad1rartsr prr rnIoostersrn gssr.re, essn,r
fir eetrer rne StubeEten, aber NJ . 1T es o1r eros
NJ iebsm Witsltehe ;uadngli6 TT. u
Nib Gut isltf, Guere 8tnSs- urb 5rauen raahrenb est
I1nssn I3tn.sratsnbe srfrsuen. Gs ri-h enn UerIol'
buueer cher unretrlidtett rerihtererer Nah'
rings ~z1tttet, ME 3u1sr. 5tss, S-ob, gfstl &c. ;stgsn.
Is it sen unihasbareu 8eribs fir ben 6arnaer,
trrh ,lute-iuduus rem Snieetsn ouT isrcn Fetbfratter
es lsits: ras stn $50 gtitrrsepp une tt 10 etnTah tn le.ne'
Grrfrutttrn, tab irssnn Elm Rtnb ss su ieinc1a Serfdub'
us unr SesriT erauhsn tam.
Gin id6nes @sitert, %flssont, b~slshrerb, uafe,fa!tsu'
anb rp5lFsit. ueter $4,000 ~rtrfauIt.
Sdtrenbt fr lester le5s Satre nufp
{eiu gNertt hurh oulennerr Seuentile,
spn niiferi6aItiih en- Wanuern oorn e. n
SbuIlsbrerr Stutenten, Fhslttsrus "a
mtIienbdaptssn unh Sassrs bemtsisn.
Nreis S3.-wer GOT fret suseFanot.
s,hes Srfrunsnt If nett sirs.raft uns ssa6rfs mi
spufineiaer @etrauds1rpeiiuns c%erlehtn. SauieIa
aorsfs: Is, s. sines Il. 60, sbisas0.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
QetrerlteQe oeluht.

Gin srte;-atbcFsr, in ieter Sini6t setttreter sstrcr aus
Gsutihlaro, ~prishen nit eu;en 5eueEtTeu, iupptI rrn
tier. ME rrn Der 6simatt aus, iu6t cine Stsns, MT Orsels
rpiIen Mot e~rFr.ne-iih it. Stngex uue e:ras Gnslti6
tdnR Ct ftp1.
Gefdlise OFsrtsn b'lisbs man III %etreTFrer on:
Reo. Gb. Grel,
$500 gr.rfrrss, gaHssrbarst Co., SHttano.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

ToIeeabf S:Q tcurbe ni1t beuiQtst:
Sridett u. Guther SO
Auf &utras rertaste it Der Boaro bis uat>
fen Noutas I'm IL 1br Mursens.
CGes.) g. Gee Davis,
County Iuritor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Sett srrtser Summer baten fur ben
,@anterer" beaatIt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
RAILROAD NOTES.

The proiect for q west-shore line along the
Hudson. from New-York to Albany Ia revived win
some prospect that 1t will be pushed TO complexion lno
Directors OF the Albany and New-York railroad 0oni-
pany held meeting at the office OF the euSquenan
Railroad in Albany, May and resolved 10 taEr ,
ures Immediately for the building OF the roau. III .he
sesson of the Legislature authorized the towns aonF M
proposed line TO Issue bonds In aid OF the ROAD ahu o
same authority given to Albany under Tue piv,,I
sons OF the general law. All the actual WORK neeuou ~
compete the connection With New York ana hloaS r,
can he completed and equipped for $780, 600 mile or ny
total expenditure OF s2,O0OOo0 j. H. Kamsey oto
dent OF the Company, and j. W. Van ValkenDergh,
Snnerintendent OF the Albany and Susquehanna ran.
road has become interested in It, IL Is efpecteu .a'
the road will he put under contract SOON AT,
new railroad corporation has been forrnen III lnis
State under the OF the Buffalo ana tcIesee a
Railroad Company, and with authority 10 cons,ruct
road TO ion with the Buffalo, New1ork ana fhladelPna
Rail way at Arcade, and to run sonth through inc
the Erie Railway ut Beyidere, AIegany County,
This Company will also put down third ran on the uI
falo New.York and Philadelphia Road, 10 ehape the"
10 ship freight direct to Buffalo. A., ~,
The route OF the Midland branch, running from tai-
we'll n j. TO Mendham, N j.. will probably be changed,
owing to the apathy OF the people OF BroOsside vage
ON the line of the branch. III the new route now survey
ing IA accepted by the Company II VIII leave broohsiuo
and 20 by the way OF Hoyts Corners ana thence w te
Passac Valley by the Wick Farm and LddePs MIL, 10
washington Corners and Mendham The residents along
this proposed route subscribing llDeray towaru
Sl3 600 being guaranteed besides S5,Wc IN ties anu
timber The route little longer than by BROOK
side II this route is adopted there ls every pfoppi
Midland Branch at Hoyps Corner, and on the Quarter vi
the former road make Joint lne 10 the &
whence a direct route to the coal regions VIII event
ually be completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
EXCITING ARRAY IN A ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH.

A LUNATIC SLABS MAN, AND BRANDIsHEs AN
Ax-THE CONGREGATION THREATEN 10
LYNCH HIM.
During the morning service, yesterday, IN
the Roman Catholic Church OF St. Vincent Ferrer, al
Iexngton-aye and Sixty sixthst John Gbney an irish
stonecutter age 49, living at Fiftethst and Lexington
ave. entered, wearing his hat. The SEXTON James NC
Iarney requested him to remove it. Gibney refused,
and the sexton ordered him to leave the church. Gipney
declined to CO. and he acted In somewhat dsordey
manner two or three OF the congregation stepped LOT
ward TO assist the sexton in expelling him. lie then
drew knife and stabbed Michael Gully IN
the head, the point of the blade breaking OH
and remaining In the skull, in1cting very serious
wound Several other members Of the congregation
then came up and about to seize Gbney when ne
drew an Ak from under his coat hourshed Ii over DIE
head and loudly declared that he would "brain any
man" who attempted to interfere with him. Inc excite
ment among the congregation now became intense
MANY shouted Hang him." Lynch him" and rope
was speedily procured. rush was made Tor hin, ana
lie was seized and dsarmed but before the crowd cou
carry their threats OF ynchng into execution officers
reared took Gibney into custody and locked INN up III
the East Fifty ninth-st. Police Station IL Is pehe'eu
that he is insane the question of religion
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Rev. DR.. Washburn will deliver lee
ture OH Eastern Travel this evening at st. AIMS Church.
in Eighteentn-st, IN aid of Mission work
Father McGlynn preached yesterday at st.
stephens Church. in Twenty eighths upon Christian
Charity" enoinng particularly the duty OF kindness to
servants.
The German Patriots of 184S-49 met at the
steuben House, yesterday, Gen. Max Weber presiding
and completed arrangements for the festival at Jones
Wood to-day.
The vocalists of the North Eastern Saenger
bund Societies met yesterday at the Germana Assembly
and rehearsed Fest choruses TO be rendered
at the 12th general Saengerfest
G.. Livingston Morse will lecture before the
Association for the Advancement OF Science and Art
this evening at the upper lectureroom Of the Young
ter and other Instruments used In Exploring Measuring
and Utilizing the Sea-"
The American Geographical Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at the
Rooms in the Cooper Institute Prof Hartt of Cornell
University who accompanied several recent scientific
expeditions to South America will read paper on nus
cantius, Xng1 and Tapajos.
The Rev. Henry c. Potter, D. D., preached
the baccaaureae before the graduating class Of
Columbia College Law School last evening" in the Chapel
Of the Holy Savior He recommended his hearers to de-
vote themselves to the publication OF politics AS well az
10 the practice OF law In view especially OF such
founding legislative action as has lately been seen.
The Executive Committee of the Evangelical
Alliance has resolved to convene the General Protestant
Conference postponed last year account OF the
In Europe the Spring Fall OF 1879 this city. The
committee appointed by the Alliance 10 interceGe in b0
half OF religious liberty IN Russia and Sweden viii meet
London, June q, and in Berlin. July This Commit
tee includes Samuel Il. B. Morse, Chairman; Philip
Schaf Secretary; William Adams, Nathan Bishop Sal
mon y. Chase, William T.. Dodge Cyrus W. Field, Charles
r. Mcvsine. Peter Parker Matthew simpson, and Nor
man White.
The National Grand Lodge of the Daughters
OF C1spn held their third annual session last week at
40
lodges belonging TO the Order which the only
trades union the United States having national
eauization The order well represented, and iu
nJurishing condition. The glowing officers were
Walbridgc stOneham Mass; g. G. d. Miss Nancy Whit
more Rochester, N y; LIST O. d., Miss Esther Bell. Bal
tIruOqe Md; I'd g. D.. Miss Julia Tumey, ElnT. n. Y;
sd g. D. Miss Anna McAboy, Uica N. "; Il. see, Mrs.
Francis r. Jones, Stonehain, Mass; o. T., Mrs. Eliza
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- m over and danserouy injured Saturday. BY an ice~ason
Broadway and Resdests ,,.:....
Michael Madden of No. 443 West Fortiet On 81;
Se,,, sSout the bAa at evening with club W his WIG
lie refused conpiaht -. -..l..x
Ca.onor uerrr,an held an investigation YESTERDAY
IN the Of Sarah sally age ~ Hho wa
ssly injured by FILLING from BLOOMSBURY "'""'' '
- .;otI,
VIM Duffy, age of No 2sa East Twenty n.ainr
g. Vas iouns on tb. head He could tell bow he received MS
injuries =. n.o ru...o- ar. prooLlvp
r., ay home from market Saturday evening was knocse
% b two usn robbed Of her pOietbook containing '"A
run Of money. No arrests - ,r
Tbomas Riley. age 81, of No. 504 W. Twenty
= undrI Hudson Railroad freight train at TENTH
and instantly Killed Soronf hoe~
began cation yesterday
John Meaeher of No. SOC West, Twenty
uce evening while intoxicated BY cutting ms
, wb carving knife but succeeded in INJECTING only shgh'
sorn lie was the West Thirty hfthst Police STALLION
The body of the young girl found drowned IN tne
P. ON FRIDAY has been identified that Of Jane Tyrre age
lately residing Deaneeys near sberih She was paLAy % @
Al lines supposed have thrown herself into Tue nef eNs WV
Of these
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uAPs AND MIsHAPS.

John Foy age q, fell down stairs at No. 80 Null
be,rys Jsssds, and fractured hs skull IAn the Pst Hos
ptS.
Conrad Scluster OF No. 103 OrchardFt. was stabbed
in p by an snihovn man yestsrds at 0Tshad AMI Boos
Henry Grant a0e 1s. Of No. 139 WathngtoD-st.,
tool sone 4ds Gress ysrIa IL u powder REMOVED to The
Park Hospital
Raker Cochran. a uewsboy age g. had lis night leg
crushed bf CAT Fn!tonave near dodfI boosPn On
Saturday nlgA.
A bullet, fred by some unknown person p hsfd
self 10 Tie partition.
Mr.. Catherine Curtis. age co. Of No. "a EIIn-st.'
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r;f,h Avenue Hotel-Lieut.-Gen sheridan,
e., yNrSyth T. s A.; Gen. Alfred Pleasonton, senator
~ 4 TOg.n OF Illinois, Judge Bruce ot Jah'' ~ q
3, po7nsev of Albany. Commodore GoldsborOugh, u. p
- and col Burnside, Washington - ClarenTIon
= ,r-Cn, Voffpan. === BrevOOrt HOuse--l.olu lcn
70 IT, AMI Prof BERNARD OF the High Commission ana
s,sr,bsi Wood the sculptor, Of England Ne new
Il uric,- q IN Mcintosh Of NewJerSey, Vol ti"9 W
a. ti,tia tle Hon VIM. DOrsheimer OF Buffalo, ana
rsnt Mavucux Of the British Army - q and 1en u,
-, lntci--ten. A. W. DcuisOn and Col - = outou w
ril1nd CT s. T. Poiudere Of South Carclina Ine
Tso r. Skfngton aud Dalrymple Clark 2r La ~ g,
So T\crett Honse-Col. C. 7. Patterson MasnlH5 ''u
- sj,.,rnr Sornsate. Westminster Hote ",
Ctlso The Boston Post - AlbenaIfe hot91-' 2
rrk t. Wright OF Pennsylvania inspector -OoucIal
y ,uadc of GOV. HofImsn's staff and Capt merry man y
- - R.Vcnue service. === Holman AOuse-Oeh' W.
T. Collins, Washington
- DEPARTURES. 80, 3,
,-..o,r, cadcricb and MIR Cremer Of the Joint High
= Emission left the City, Saturday, for san Fran
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r,. ,. o,.o added considerably TO their stock ana
are receiving additions by every steamer ,csn cnened
where eyerythng suitable for ladies' and wear
can be found in the latest styles Especial
heen maid In their Flower and Straw Goods Depn,
One notohe feature OF this establishment ID that tho
nrices ara marked plainly on all goods.