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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01

Cardinals nur nit einem se,pi6en N9<
ie';uden ent9e9en nctmen fam; mag
rie Dtrlpn benz b. 0ater lieb uno piu<
fcmnen iein, cas yrincip> ca5 iein
Sommen peranluft, lit .es 1dwerli9.
DaR es einGarnina! it, pelher Der au~
funftiae germitter ,rilben 3pm unp
Berlin lein fol-, entlpridt Ter Steuun9
Deutlhlanes, uno lit rem &atbcIifsn
eeoeniibsr Elm wilfiame5 Berubtaune5=
mittel bat ia feltit elmer Sbrer Bsrltz
ner gprreiponrenten i;6 barur9 IRE
fubren laNen. @on Seiten or. Gmiz
nens 1T ltrisen6 rie llebernabme bisier
Steuuns gang ubne Trase Elm Spfer
pas ct unle,n fatbolilden Sntere6en
brtnst: feline bobe @sburt uno Die berz
rorrasence Steuun9, bic ct lopobl in
ben weltli6en &.eiien ais AUDI in iet<
ner Gi9enldaft ais Mitelieo ces Car
pinals GoQe9iums einnimmt lafen
uns na1 beipen Seiten bin cas- Befte
bofsn. @enn sinmal DcutIblano
ni1t metr rurd einen eyelanrten teim
papite rsrtretsn iein 1cute, cann puete
i'd feinsn bsi1ern Te.mitiler swil lben
Hpm unp Berlin III nennen, aIs eben
cen Cardinal 0pbenlobe. 9roseem
uno auerem aber bleibt beiteben. rob
rie &atbolifen 1sutl hlanrS in cieleu,
neuen Sdahsuse ess Hetdsfonslers
einen neuen Sdlas ss9en Die Sabe
Der fatboliIhen &irGe ;u re9iltriren boz
ten." SIN einen pie tn, onperen Sale
banee!te es fd alio carum, Dem Sterz
taupte Der fatbolilden Stride neueSerz
lsaenbeiten ,u bere'ten. Oabsi 1T Die
6raee mod gar nidt bcrlbrt, melde
osrfdnsIide SteQuns Ger Garoiual ooz
bsnIcbe ais NeidsseIanpter BET elmer
aufSuiaeu Yopi1uaDl ein9enommen baz
len wiirre.
Ia rir eeraee Nahridten ausNom
Dor uns taben, is maa nr1 cine Wfit<
tteilun9 bier Nlog fncen. welde be-
rei6t> rab untsy r5eriiaaft ftccnVietcr
GmmanuelS Grfaturen caleltit aud Die
etrmurpisfen Stdtten Ger driltliden
Scr;eit nidt mctr Der Gntmetbuns Se<
Itust fno. Gsnirc ndmltb beridtet:
u1ie &atafomber, bic 0raberfart Der
eriten 6riitli6en Jabrbunoerte, fno Ger
Wesenaano Der 5ea9tuns ron Seiten
urlerer neuen 9ieaeruns seworren.
Ja psrsansenea Wintsr wurcen Die:
lelben ron pielen ner bier anreiencen
6remren brluht, nelde Gem bisberisen
Oebraud folaenr, nur i'm 8ieariat rie
grlautniB ein9eboIt battcn. Neusrz
Sings peranlabte ober Der ebemalise
0aIleriez Diensr res Turiten Sorsbele,
Ger rermalise Ssnotor uno Snipsctor
Ger Nltertbimer Roms, cieGisentbumer
ee5 Gerrains, BET rem GarcinalzYicar
,u proteitiren uno Gle Ratafomten aIo
,br Gisentbum su beanlpruden. Wet<
rere rerlelten baben, neil Ie our9 Die
Grbebun9 oon Gintritt6selcern einsn
Weminn gu ersielen boftsn eielsn GIN
Fuiterunsen 0eb6r selhsnft, uno es
Fnp in Der [bat rerartise protsite I'M
8icariat einaelaufen. Die Satafom<.
Zen lelbit flnD bsfanutlid nidt allsin
ard6olosil9 merfpiircis, ionoern iuo@
teloupere fir bic dlteite 0slbldte Der
dri1tliden Stride oon nidt serinsem
0ertbe. Das Bilo cer urfirde melz
Dies tid aus pen @rdbern unp Hapel>
| len, aus ben Warmpr>Bra9menten uno
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
Ct 9>aul, sD>i,u.eiota, Samfta8 Sen 1. Juni 1872

@ert,euaen. I'm 10 unaneenebner
mue man l9 natdrltd in ZEN leirencen
&reilen cur9 bic ablebnence GrfIdruna
ces !. Gaters beribrt fncen. yfat
Der auseriidtliden Sprade rer piFciDz
len Yrefaeenten su fdliesen, bate Bio
mard cine 10 entldiecene 3urilfnet<
iun9 res poreeldla9enen eancicaten
ni9t ermartet. Die pem 3eidefan,ler
pom ieinen ei9enen 2euten unterifellten
pldne fnp eaur9 obuis rerSperationsz
Ba1l5 beroubt. CT mub jeBt nctbmenz
cia uno rudbaltlcs umfebren, ocer auf
Ger tstretenen eefabrcclIsn Rabn fort>
l9reiten. Mr;u CT fd entldliesen
pirp, itt nit Stderbeit nicat Yprbersuz
laoen. Sein@baratter uno leine8eren
mu0en uns jeood auf cine @eriddrz
fune pes Conflicts nit Der Rt.1e 9ez
fabt maden."
g4ie man in 3em 1elbit Die ean;e
Nnqeleaenbe;1 aufabt, ;ei9t noditebenoe
brieHibe 81 :iheilun9 aus Der ewisen
Stact: uS: Der, 10 i9reitt einGorresz
rpncent> raC Dreuben, 9leid oaen an
FERN Wdbirn, bctn }. Stuble cur6 IT.
nen 0elanr:ea pertreten, uno preueen
fsbrte in ieby fihlbarer WeiIe ieinen
prpts tantilhsn Gbaratter parurh terz
ror, eab -nitt nar Der 0sancte, lcn<
Bern aud, ro5 san;e pericnal aus
Nibtfatbolifen betanc. Son rem
Sase> rab preuben Elm par'ta!i|der
Staat let, 1T au6 bier in otsler Besiez
bune nidt eas sIusrserinsits ieitber III
Sage getreten. slber nt6tseeitopsni@
ser mar Ger 0slancte epb pirtlib @sz
lancter ,. ). Gertreter elmer Wadt be;
elmer auapSrttaen Waht gan; unp
rurbaus aerace 70, tpie es rerSslancte
teim Miersr uno pariier 6ofe war.
Sest ater miro nit einem MaI, ouen
biaberisen Iracitipnen snt9esen> ntdt
rieoer Gin neuer prctea aautilOer 0ertrez
ter fir preuben, reip. fit 0eutlhlane
bierber 9e|anct loncern cem ). Vater
miro Elm Garpinal ols Nepr1lentaut
Deut1blanrs pr1lentirt. Wie erfldrt
F9 cas-? ST 5err .. Sismord stma
Elm perfappter Seiuit, ceflsn tieie Grae@
benbeit eesen cen r6mtlden Stubl i'a
bier in uuooriidti9er Weiie serratben
bat? > neiu! 6srr .. Bismard 1T,
mas er iit; Der Cardinal aber miro etz
was oan; anpeyes letn, al5 Der biebe>
riee Gsrtrster preubens beim ). Stuble
war. Wlit einem Wsrte. preuBsn wllo
in 3utunft fetnen ~Wsianrten' mebr
bel Der Gurte balten, pie eo etnen lol@
den bel ieeer auswdrtiaen Nsabt bdlt.
Das beiBt aber: preuben anertsnnt
bic Sceupation Nom's rurd Die p'es
mpntelen, uno betradtet ben Yapit n'dt
mebr uls SouYerain. go bdtte cenn
Oeutldlano ra5 traurise 8urre6t cor
alien ancern Staaten in p1enIter Weile
bic Youenceten Ibatlaben anerfannt
uno BEN Sag oes 20. SeptemtefS ops
probirt III baben. Seinem Beilpiele
werpen balp nobl aud aneere Wdbte
folaen, unp f. miro na9 unp nad eub
raS ldwinpen, wopur9 btsber Der ).
Gater nod ais Spuperain caitano,
ndmlt9 rie auswdrtisen 0elanetldaf<
ten. Bsreils Yor einisen Wonaten
babe i'd rariiber seldrieten +; sic beuti@
aeu grsieniile beitdti9en meme Insabe
Don pamals. Sc besretft Id penn
oub, paB per Napit bic grnennuua res
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
Neinee. Nadpem pier;ebnbunrert

rem Setnoe. Ndbcenl oterteDnpunrer1
Mann eetSctet crer oermuncet marsn,
lab ih Gin, raB es nur einen &l
per @ersmeiHuna gait. Da bic Gbre
rer 2lrmee oerettet mar, iibte td mein
Nedt aIS Scuperdn aus uno lteb cie
parlamentdraHaeee auf3ieben. Gs
mar cine llnmbslidfeit, cab ra6 Sim
Idladten npn led;i9tauieno Nann
Granfreit nod bdtte retten t5nnen.
Sd untersos mid eaber elmer eroulaz
men, ater unerbittIi6enNotb otbmencisfeit.
Mein 5ers mar eebroden, ater n,e'n
0eminen war rubi9." ."-Wie fletn'':t
erideint cas- @sriahren Der jeBtaen ~
.nent,r aae1,ais5er e;slsr Grtldrune 60
perbauu,sa ssSi'p'eass5, s Der often bic g.. :
antmcrtlidfett fir ras un9lid, &c:
Tranfreid tstrpTsn bat auf lld
r,immt
Sn Spanien 1T rer Nufitano Der
Garlif ten fir einmal untercriidt, uno
Don Carlos bat fb miscer nad Ger
Sdmeis eeFii9tet. Nber au6 rag
Minil1srium bes junsen S6niss Amaz
eeus 1T sleid;eitis 9efurst Gno ;rar
aus 0runesn, pelde bic sanse Gr~
tarmlidfeit cisler He9terun9 blobitellen.
Gs 1T n1ulih befannt sepcroen, rpie
nieie|be ciele Wiutcnen bei Mnlab Der
iiinaften @ablen i'm 0sbeimen III ST.
ltedunoen psrwencete> um Id cine
Mebrbeit in ZEN eelegsebenren Natben
III llderr, uuo eiele Gntoe6un9 bat
teim Iolfe ben |dlimmiten ginrrud
eemaht. gSenn Der Sobn gictorgmz
nauuels, relher cen ipanllbsn Ibrcn
einn;mmt, iest aud nod rie Sajcnette
unc aanoasn fit fib bat, i'm ScIfe bat
er annatt Siete nur 8eraG!ans fit Vb,
uno man erinnert f6 uapilFirlib oes
Sprihrcrtss: eer 8ru9 eeht gum
Bruunen, t5 sr tyidt.
Berihte aus Ieutlblano aesen num-
mebr Iber tie Grnennune res Garetz
malls 6cbenlcbe gum Botltaftsr re6
reutlhen Gddes beim Yaplte interelz
lanten Nnflblus. Sereito Bate Der
lelesropb s,msipst, pius TX. weisere
lid, cen ssn,antsn 6iirltsn in oisier
Gisenldaft s1 empfanssn, tncem er
nidt ,uaeten fsnne pab Elm Garoinal
Elm ipIbee 9h,t bel elmer ausnar1'sen
Rssieruns ii'srnsbme. Gs lie3t penn
aud auf Der 6ano, raB 5lrlt SiSmard
raeurd, oas er bic 9telIe eincs 8eibss
oelanrten eimm Garrinal iibertrasen
poute, ZEN p.pit in nidt geriuse8srle<
ssnbstt setrabt baben miroe; pas ftslz
len bic neueifn prtnadribten gang
auser 3reifel 60 ldreibt man aus
Berlin: nDlS Organ pe5 6uriten
Sismard, erN. u. 3ts." teri9tst in
tleinlautem I,ne, eaB Ger paplt BE
Nnnabme ces Garcinals 5obenlCbe ais
Botlhafler l,utid!ancs absslsbnt baz
be. 9ia9 cer Nusle9une, ne'de jene6
prpjsct ecn cfci6IerSeite e1fabren bat>
taun man iib iibsr Die Gntideiouns
pe5 b. 8aters niht wunoern. Sn all
len inipirirtenB Blattern uno Sorrelppn<
rensen murpes6 pHsn ausseipruden,
rae Die beablntiste Grnennune pes
Cardinals Sp,enlube gum DeutIden
Sotihafter in Nom nidts weiter be-
reute, als cine Serdnrerte &feeweile
ssssn bic fatbdilde STRIDE als cine
Naf1mnfunn nnlelhen nit ihren eiaenen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
Seseauns.a, 8ricts ,e. ftnS III ahrsfFren :
"W A n D E Z E E .,
L. 3. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
GiIeubabn Tabr<Yl1ne*
st. saul unc NactFc.

Rad gnpta. Glt Silver Ct. Glore unh seut Martes-
g.rleHen st. Paul $50 @rrr,. urr erreidsn Sau Sfo=
pms 1856; peraen Saut 3apitS 72O uab erreiden St.
Saul 1105 W'stass.
Delans $50 yprmiltass; Dt,nnearrlis 955 8prm. uni
srrsiten St YaIi 10 81 &crm Surudtebrenb serlafer
s,sisIben q. 9au 3:45 sadmi.tass; Ninneasss 1852
Nabmtass unb srrs6en Gtianp b1o Aseubs.
et vaui, 0slenp etSsle unD ssnirn uss-gerleF.n
st. paul 100 Naursena; Rinnesrplis 1913 gtOrsens;
err.aen Benipn go siodmiraas. 3urudtetrenb yer.
loNeu ie Bsnlon 1l:16 Mcrseus; nneaprIis 5:35 Ra-
m ttass; srreiden ct. paul 6:l5 Na6mtttass
ST. PAUL unb Minneapplis saeccmehattrns- -3re:-@ere
l6Bt ST. paul 1880 Irraens errst1t N,rnedrrs 1215
Naam,ttass uzb errsitt ct. gaul 2:40 Na6mittaes.
ct. paul unp Stour City.
gerIaFeu &pmmen an
Ct. gaui..... so guru,. Ct. Saues..... SIS @aam
st. paul...... 400 Ranm. glanIair ......... S.s5 "
st. aames.... 90 @ptu. Ct. gau........ BIS
Ranfalp ...... 7.0o st. @aui.........11. 80 @rrm
Safe Supertcr uno IiI1tlFppi.
gerlaaen Ct gaul..........-............ s.95 grrm
8ummen an In 1uIuts...- 5siadm
gerlaFen Duluth b......................... $50
Rpmmen an In ct. gaul $40 GaSm
Milwaufss, ct. paul uno Minneapp>
lisz3use.
Durdb;.ae mad sem Often (Grpree.)
asoouo $50 gurm. Nntuxft ZOO Radm.
minneapplis uns ct. saul 3lse.
Somm en- au.....910 grrm. @sbet ob...... $50 Grrm
1Sn.rnsn 3:4OIadm Geten ab....... 5:lO5satm
st. paM uns Gbicoso 3use.
G.ten ob Nad 5afnss, Rebwins &c. II 40 gprm.
Nntunft In ct. paul 200 Nd0m.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
Ser ,,@auberer" 1.a6 Gurppa.

Sebe @rde seben cine Ansatl ers1plars ees
,,@anberer" nat eurcpa, rap n'r ntacaen p1e
Qeier defenders aufmertan,, eaB r'e ueb.r'en-
buns res 9lottes an 0ermanote nHe Ursnnee fH f
ieu1sits'ses Oeeans ein lstr seetenstes M'ttsl
III, einen ununtsrtrcbenen Nertsbr NIT peniel=
Ben 1T unterbaltea une Ne nesr bic 3ufanbe
bieies sanses su unterrietsn, befsr Gig IS esr5
gsriefpeaiel eeldebeu fpnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
GaS = o ftpr rrt .

IN ben ger etaaen unb Gambia berdet 20 0ts per
unb mus bem Gmpfduser bel eiuer DDfrFs oerfel'
idbrlfdb pprausbe3ablt rerben.
Wan faun III ieeer Seit auf teu .,Wanterer obpn'
utreu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13
FEMALE SWINDI.ERs.

Two women, named Sarah Meyers, alias Hol
lander, and Caroline Danbeau, were arraigned be
fore Judge Koch, at Essex Market Court yesterday
on charge OF swindllng. On the goth OF May
1t is alleged, the said Sarah Meyers and her com
panion, Caroline Danbeau, went to the clothing
mandatory OF Samuel Sykes, 81 Franklin street
and got about one hundred dollars worth OF goods
to make up. On the same day they procured from
George Henschpel, 25s Canal street. 4154
worth OF clothes, and from Anthony G.
Sostmeier, lA Church street, 500 worth.
None OF these have ever been returned.
Yesterday Sarah Meyers and her friend Caroline
were arrested by the detectives OF the Seventh
precinct, as they were about leaving their late
residence, 230 East Broadway. truck stood
before the door with the trunks OF the departing
ladies, and in the trunks was found the missing
CLOTHING. When brought to the station house Sarah
Meyers was searched, and there was found on her
Two tickets for ST. Louis, besides two pawn tickets
have obtained under false pre,encea Roth women
Wsic hei0 unQer 5000 bail ~ answer By Judge EOIh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education met yesterday afternoon
at the Board Rooms, Elm and Grand streets, Pres
dent Smythe in the char.
Comptroller Green sent In a comm az. cation ia
the effect that Of the $125 appropriated for the
College Of the City Of New York 200 had been
paid and OF the 81, zoe appropriated for public
instruction $sss, 700 had been paid said appropria
lions having been made for the carrying on OF the
business Of the Educational Department for the
year.
The contract for doing the mason work on the
Model Primary School was awarded at $394s4 Il
David Christie, he being the lowest bidder-the
highest bid being $40, 435
resolution, presented by the Committee on
Normal College, to the effect that the salaries OF
the female tutors Of the Normal College be In
creased twenty per cent on their present salaries
the Increase to date from May /, 1872, was laid
over.
The Committee on Bylaws sent in q resolution
stating that the charges made by Rev. J. G. b.
Heath against Peter Ewald a school officer OF the
Nineteenth ward, had been examined and were
dismissed. The resolution was laid over.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Comptroller be requested in com
plance with the resolution Of this Board adopted
sum Of 0N the balance of the moneys realized from
the sale OF the Normal School Fund Stock authorized
to be Issued for the erection of suitable building In the
city Of Now York for the Normal College, said be
subject to the drafts Of this Board and after this
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13
STREET CLEANING.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Police held yester-
day afternoon, instructions were issued to the Su-
perintendent of Police to send all complaints re-
specting deposits" of building material tenement
houses and nuisances to the Superintendent OF the
Street Cleaning Bureau. The Board has now In its
employ 1900 men at work cleaning the streets, and
Commissioner Manierre's plan for the organization
this force is to put 500 Of the most efficient men in
uniform and train them like the police so that in
case OF emergency they could be used conformity
with the police in suppressing disturbances In the
city. These 500 men, Mr.. MANNERS thinks, should
be ordered to wear blue flannel shirts and dark
overall pants to distinguish them from the other
700, who viii be compelled to wear red flannel shirts
as distinguishing mark Two objects are in
view by this arrangement-one Is to keep
the men prominently before the public. in
case that complaints may be necessary the
people would have no difficulty in finding
out who they had to deal with the other to create
q spirit Of emulation among the men and desire
for promotion 1t Is the intention of Commissioner
mis- ps be s b the
file Of the Police Department be made from the 600
-shirted street sweepers, and great care is at
healthy men shall be enrolled among the $780, This
corps are to be paid $40 per week for the
understand that zeal in the public service viii
quickly advance their own interests. All inspec-
Sy and aeS Win be
to make complaints to these men of any neglect OF
duty on the part of the sweepers. There can be no
doubt that II this system Is carried out most pow
erfu reserve will be added to the ordinary police
force, and under the efficient training or Captain
Copeland these men can be made as serviceable
las the regular police. They will have
"a great incentive to perform their
work well and conduct themselves in O suitable
advancement are considerable. Having the force
OF street sweepers in their employ and under the
control of the Board makes it easy for the police
authorities to despatch them at minutes notice
to any part OF the city where the police may need
assistance. Besides this, all citizens having the
the public peace, these men clothed with semi
police authority may be called upon at any mo-
ment by citizens In want of help In the absence Of
the regular patrolman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13

OF the actual building trades but OF all iapor en-
gagged in the preparation OF building material. IT
Se cam came e msSc
contemplated, while between now and then many
things may occur 70 change that character as RAPID
transit will bring other lower priced Localities into
favor for fashionable congregations. la the mean
time It is satisfactory to know that this property
has passed into ,r,o,e v.vn.
able to hold it, although at the high figures paid
and II will not be sacrificed or exposed to the
any contingencies that may arise to the injury q
other real estate interests OF the city. This has
been the case before now, notably In the specula
ago, when the sudden collapse Of the market left
many weak parties loaded up with property heavily
which they were forced
hong stagnation which ensned is partly attribu-
SPECTATOR who has money to operate with no city
In the world offers better opportunity for profitable
Investment than New YORK. with each year the
creased and only In special and exceptional cases,
where purchases have been made In time OF part
ocular excitement at inflated prices, have any ndi
vidua losses occurred. Even these, too, have been
In consequence OF forced sales, and IN every case
the depreciation has been subsequently more than
IL gradually passing into the hands Of the wealthy
capitalists, who always rush In to purchase when
ever the opportunity Is offered below the market,
in addition to constant and steady investments at
shows very fair activity. and some extensive anc-
ton sales have already been held In various dis
nounced. There y not the enthusiasm in this drec.
Ss1s cws e
q RAPID transit In this city In the passage Of the
Upon this hinge has turned as was early in the
season set forth fully in The HERALD the market o.
this year. and the present movement IN uptown real
estate is the first fruits Of its promised accomplish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13
CITY COURT.
Losing ON a Lease.
Dofora InAno Marna


Calvin Witty brings suit against Edward Ma
thews to recover $25,000 the amount OF profit he
says be would have made on a lease OF certain
property in New York. The plaintiff on the 10th OF
March, 1865, leased from Mathews the first floor and
basement OF the premises 444, AS 44sh ana $50
Broadway, and the third and fourth floors OF 10
Crosby street, in the building known as the City
Assembly Rooms, in the city OF New York. The rent
to be paid was $4,000 for the year ending May /,
The plaintiff underet the premises so that he was
to receive profit or advance OF $4,000 up to the
expiration OF his lease the first day OF Nav 1868
The lease contained the following clause and 1t
s further agreed between the parties to these
presents that In case the premises hereby leased
untenantable, the same shall be repaired with all
proper speed the expense OF the party of the first
part meaning the defendant, but In case the dam
age shall be so extensive as to render the premises
untenantable the rent shall be proportionately paid
upltO the time OF such destruction, and shall thence
forth cease until such time as the same shall have
been put In good repair; but In OF the total
destruction Of the building by fire or otherwise, 80
as to render 1t necessary to rebuild the same and
upon the payment or proportional rent up to the
time OF such destruction, then and from thence.
forth this lease shall cease and come to an end,
otherwise 1t shall remain in full force.n
In FEBRUARY, 1885, the premises were injured bv
fire, and the plaintiff claims that they were not
totally destroyed, but merely rendered untenant-
able and that he gave the defendant notice to make
the necessary repairs. Hence this action.
1t Is claimed by the defence that the premises
were rendered wholly untenantable by the fire. and
that the case became wholly void on that account
that the palnt recognized the fact after the fire
and paid the proportional amount OF rent due. The
case Is not yet concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13
STEALING A CHILD.

A Baby Abducted from Its Mothers
Home and Recovered After an Absence
Of Eight Months.
On the first day Of last November Mrs. Honora
Gilmarten, who resides at 20 Mulberry street,
stepped into the house OF neighbor by, leav
ing her youngest child, a son two years of age,
playing at the front door. On her return the child
was nowhere to be found, and search, running
through some six or eight days, failed to reveal its
whereabouts Last Tuesday little girl named
Kate Harrington, who lives in the same
house as does Mrs. Gilmarten, was passing
through Pe street, when to her great sur
prise she saw the long lost child playing
on the sidewalk. Kate hurried home, and
related to the distressed mother what she had
seen. Mrs. Gilmarten doubted the story very much
for she had long since given the child up as dead
but nevertheless she sent her two other children
aged ten and twelve years respectively, to the
scene of the alleged discovery, for the purpose OF
either corroborating or refuting the statement
made by Kate Harrington. On reaching the place
the children were gladdened by the sight OF the
chubby face OF their baby brother and, after falling
their mother. The poor woman heard with bated
breath their excited story and when they had done
enG IN 1 r rr own way v now BABY Looked IN
them when they caught him up and kissed
him, and how o great big ugly Irish woman ran
the poor woman's heart was too glad for utterance
and, catching up hat she lost no time In gaining
the house in Pe street where the children had
told her the Irish woman took the child at the time
she drove them away Rushing In, the excited
mother demanded her child, but to her great sur
prise and utter CONSERVATION the woman refused
to give IL up saying It was her own. war OF
words now ensued, and was only ended by Mrs.
Gilmarten's going out and obtaining tho assist
ance OF an officer, who entered the house and
arrested the woman, who gave her name
as Mrs. Axey Morrisy. Both ''Mrs. Axeyr
and the child were taken to the sta
ton house and locked up and yesterday
morning the ease was taken before Judge Downing,
at the Torbs Police Court, for disposition. The
mother of the child was, OF course on hand accom-
panied by at least forty OF her neighbors some
dozen or more OF whom swore to the identity or
the child. "Mrs. Axeyn declared that the child was
hers; that IL was born-"Well, yer Honor, am not
sure as to the day, nor do Just remember the
month, hut the boy Ia mine, be dadp'
Inc BOY was finally given in charge OF Mrs. Gil
marten who nearly smothercd the little fellow
with her tears and kisses, and Mrs. Axey Morrisy
was locked up for trial on charge OF abduction.