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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

Nobody else having interfered with Judge
Sherman of the u. S. District Court of Northern
Ohio. the Cleveland Bar Association have taken
him in hand. His testimony and letters III the
New York Stock Exchange investigation showed
him to be little else than professional lobbyist
at Washington. The Bar Association say as
much, and add that his conduct eyinces such
q want of integrity and such moral tuTpitude
"a to destroy all confidence in his administra-
ton. He is advised to get out. hint is as
GOOD as a kick to some men; but Judge Sher-
man does not mind hints.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

-. class AMERICAN designer and builder OF chinery
tools &C.: any locality. Apply to JACOB WIEMAk,
Superintendent Hcrrng's SAFE Factory Hudson ST. cor
ncr 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

GARDENERS SITUATIONS WANTED-BY A MAR.
" ried man and single Swiss first class gar
deners; first class references Address j. CONRAD box
LII Hcrad office. ' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS FIRST CLASS LAND
w scape gardener and florist: married man only one
boy eight years OF his business thor
oughiy; good reference given. Address r. X BEST box
l3J MOntcair N J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAR.
" ried man. without any family five years. good ref
ercncc is thoroughly acquainted with Newport driving
Can be seen at Brewster's, 18th st and 9Th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

A CIVIL ENGINEER, GRADUATED AT THE ECOLE
n Centrale de Paris, having great experience in the
construction OF railroads, bridges tunnels &C. who Is
also good mechanical Typographical draughtsman, de-
sires TO obtain situation. Apply to Mr. BLANC 20 South
9Th av., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

A ITO LET, FURNISHED, FOR ONE OR MORE
"A. years, the three sork brick House 32 West
tic tn street. Inquire on premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

COLORED SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION
n coachman understands horses perfectly well;
give four years reference Apply at 10 and II East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

SITUATION wANTED-AS COACHMAN; A FIRST
"A class man; best reference. Call on or address
80 East AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY AN UN-
n married Ecotchman; experienced city driver
celcnt groom sober reliable and grg; best city ref
ereuce. Address $. W., box l27 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY
"A brown stone, Thirty street, near Fifth ave
nue.; responsible tenant required: possession April l.
B. GO0DALE, No. West Twenty,hird street, Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

EXTRA LARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ House, So rooms near Broadway and forty-second
street; early possession; rent 1925 per month s. b.
GOODALE, No. West Twenty third street. Fifth Ave-
Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

(1OACUMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A COMPr.
- tent, steady young man; thoroughly understands
MS business; first class references cmplover
going to Europe. Address T. d., Herald Uptown Branch
Office. ' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE PROTEST..
n ant mans with years. reference from last en-
ployer to make himself generally useful on
agsntcmans place; thoroughly understands the Of
horses and cattle; Is careful driver, &c: Address c.
box IS pla Wes. ed St. - ~ ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS
n coachman; sober; competent and experienced
groom careful city driver best and
former employers Call address S. 62 East 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

VNAETED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A
w Protestant married man; family; Is good city
driver seven years city reference; will be found willing
and oblisjns Address W. g., Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

MANIFESTATION AS COACHMAN OR COACH
w man and groom by single man understands his
business horonGhly refers present employer Call
or address A. Nc private stable, 1856 East 9th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06


VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE YOUN
w man, as coachnlan nine years city reference frol
last place. Apply ut 80 4th av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

L,OR BUSINESS PURPOsEs.-THE BUILDING AND
Lot on 10th street near Third avenue suitable for
market other business will be leased at low rent
Inquire OF ISAAC LOCKWOOD corner l27th street and
Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS TOGETHER;
"A man as coachman gardener and woman as first
class cook good reference Address for two days box
MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

| VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w German man. single understa nds gardening, taking
care OF h0rscsand cows is good worker and sober
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

TNO LET-WITH STEAM POWER, A PLOT OF
l. Ground. six lots; would erect buildings part
or I'll TO sn tenants and furnish steam power Apply
McCLAVE BROS, Twenty second street and Eleventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN wANTED-ONE WHO HAS soMl
"A knowledge Of real estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY TIE
"A middle Of March by a.married man, small family;
and the OF cattle. Address J. d., Is KatonaR
Pest Office Westchester county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

AARDWARE CLERK WANTED-IN JERSEY CRY
IA young man not over 20 years OF age. who hn !
considerable experience In the retail trade can bring
references. Apply by letter to H. LUTrGUR, 81 Mont.
81 "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

ibrem Snrifentismus, tn ben ie gar gu
letdt unp fribseitis, faum pom alten
Seimatbslanbe anselanst S%erfauet.
@ie bic @lten iunser, 70 ;witIdern bic
Sunsen. Die Nlten wpllen has Wort
Gbriti: User nidt fir mi6 it, Der 1T
ipiecer MIDI, ntdt Seriteben.
sic bebersisen es ni6t, neil ie gang
Y%erlpren i'm 5ra6ten unp Streben mad
Srpiidem feinen tbatfrdftisen @lauben,
feinen letbaften Sinn fir Gslisipiitdt
msbr beiiBen-Sicueidt ME sebabt baben.
Oarum slauben iie eS ZEN Sii6Sfen unp
prteitern ni6t, ras Der Selu6 BON Sreis
l6ulen BEN Sincern i9arst uup sreifen
auf'S Seite su balben Waabreseln. =
sic wpllen Elm Gpmprpmiie MAIDEN nit
@rtt unp Dem Ssufel. OaS sebt ater
ni6t.
@ptt nil eu6 une cure Stnrer ents
recer gang pper gar ni6t. @enn ibr's
raber gut nit eu6 unc eursn 8ihpern
meinst, 70 erri9tet ielbintdnrise fatbolis
i6e Sdulsn. Serer ieeleneifrise unp
%wabrbaft Seritanpise prieiter wirp in ieis
mem Se;trf barna6 tra6ten. Ssip ses
fdsis, nt6t %eisenilnnis in suren anii6s
ten unp sebt ibm NIT Hatb unp Shat
CUR Sanp. GS pirs aud BET sutem
@iaen nod i6per senus seben u. Spfer
fciten. @ie iplte aber bann etpas sue
iammen seben, tpenn Sober ieinen eises
men &opf aufieBt unp benz prieitsr ii6
nt6t fisen mill? Da fcmmt aber aud
nod Der leipise 9,is ms Spiel. Der
@pblbabenre mill bier ni6t mebr tbun,
als Der OGrftiss ia Of. einmaI ni6t 70
Yiel. Grsunc I! nidt pabr, rpenn Ou in
8eieul6aft strpa in bic Stact fpmmt
ia fpmmt es Dir auf S4-5 su teiner
unterbaltunS uno gum 9rpbtbun nidt
an. Da treatest Du in Elm paar Stutls
cen ; benn, id Ssrmas ss, iast Du.
~Stn i6 ni6t Der Sans pster pom Stcis
felbauien 2" @ber fir pein uno reiner
8inoer erpiscs Seelenbsil tpilllt Du fein
Spfer brinsen uno lieber einit nit ibnsn
in bic SBlle seben, ais etpas Wenisss
8ctt su 2iebe ron hem Du es ia bod
BAIT bon peiner Sabe Dem rei6en Seaen,
ben Dir 0ctt seipencet, sebeu. Sper
pcber fcmmen penn bic abeefallenen
Satbclifen? 80 unter 100 psrIonen
fallen ab, neil fe ntdt srinplid in Der
&elisipn unterri6tet unb unterwislen
pprben fnb.
WSsen eieie paar 3eilen ni9t Sersss
benS fetn. y. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
Symbolic oer rbrittl. paukmnt.

Dabren mir Soran In Der Grfldruna
Der 8epeutunsen, In penen bic Baumeiz
fter bes Wittelalters bic 3ablen auffaes
ten unp pieie tbre Deutunscn rur6 bic
;. S@rift bic &ir&enoater unb bic tbeps
losti9en Sdriftfeuer belesten.
Die Ganfsubl birst man9e @ebefms
ntRe. 8orsisli& fnnbilpet fe pas alte
Tefament pas @eleB Oper bic fanf BIZ
der Woies.
Gerner finnbilpet bic GinfabI bic flint
Steire bic DaSib sesen @oliatb aufs
lac, bic finf Sinne unc bic flint beteds
ten 0dnse aus Gem 5eilteide Y~etbesca,
pieiem 9orbilpe Der driltli9sn Seilans
falt ; bann bic finf 8rope, nit penen
Der 5eilanp caS 0olf ipetste.
Die 3abl SEEDS" sebSrt su ben Seus
fcmmenen 3ablen, penn pieielbe 1T ni6t
nur In ibren Sbeilen slsiG, ionpern fe
1T aud bas Bib Der Wslti6Spfuns. bic
tn 61asen Sousneet rpurce. Den Ieds
S6bpfunsstasen entipreaen bic 6 8slt>
alter, BON cenen cas game Wittelaltsr
pcq 1T cielelbsn fnp fOlsenpe: Das
erfe @lter BON Mpam Bis auf Noe; pas
3meite bis auf Mbrabam ; Gas brittle bis
auf DaSio /; ras Sierte bis CUR babylcs
nilden 8efansenidaft bas finite bis
CUR @eburt bes Seilanss unb rpie ant
ie&sten S&Spfunsstase Der irbii9e
Ipam seIdafen purpe, 70 entitebt nit
benz iedsten Ilter in gbriftus Der .seiitis
&c" Wenia Der GrlSiuns.
Sist man su ben SdSpfunestaaen
Zen 8ubetas peS Ssrrn, 70 erbdlt mar,
bic 3abl nSieben", bic po3dsli6 beilis
uno Sewcibt 1T. @Yprian iiebt in ibr
bic Sereinisuns Der ). Dreieinisfeit unc
Der S95pfuns oper Der pier Glemcnte
pes N%ltsrtbums. z mar cie 3abl Der
Waffabder, iisben Sage iiebenarmis mar
Der 2eu6ter I'M Tempel, iieben tparen Der
Sdulen i'm Tempel Salomo's; fsben
tparen Der paulinil6en Sriefs iieben
linp s.Saframente &C., &c.
8pr,isli9 seweibt 1T eie 3abl Sic
ben" Dem ). @eiite unp ieinen 9atsn.
Sieben 1T aud bic 3abl Der 9elammts
l6bpfuns unp aler Grpenseit Der @cde.
bic in "Sieten" itstS wieperfebrt. Der
Ute Sag mar Dem Ssrrn seweibt uno
7mal ees Cages, pie nod .beute.. in zen
8lSftem sei@iebt lpbte bic alte Gbriitens
bsit ben Serrn.
Die Siebsnsabl bat psiter ibre bepeus
tunSsppIen Sesiebunssn auf bic ieben
&irden Der SHenbarun9. unb 7 nal 10
Wal lou Der Msni9 psrseibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

u%nbeerbist. Oielelbe lag eamals nod
in einem armielisen Sarss iber len elm
l6le6tes idwar;eS Sud- %sepUrfen mar,
am Ginsanse Der fleinen Sranciseaners
ftrde. Stslei6 ppmbal, ME er ielbf
ssitaneen, 100000 Oufaten ausseseben
bate, I'm bic 9eleul9aft SeIu III Ser>
ni6ten, 70 bate er rp6 ieina Samilie
senus S6dBe binterlaiien, bab Ie fir
i'm cine pra6tSple @rabtdtte bdtte sr>
bauen f5nnen. @aein sS mar bic Gre
laubnib su ieiner S~eerrisuns BON Der
R%esierun9 ni6t ;u erlansen UNI rs mub
elmer belpnbern Sisuns susel6riebsn
percen, rab Yumtal aud ipdter mod
unbeitattet blieb, sleidiam ole babe er
in cteIem 3uitanbe parten miGen, bis
cte 0eIeli6aft SeIu, auf ibrem @ese
BON eiilatpn mad Gpimbra an i'm, Yprs
dtersitber, iein 8prt beitdtise: Limb
bod, ite ipirp pierer fpmmen.--
gcmbals Bcrt 1T in Grfaauns sss
Sansen. gSas er ppraussAl ast, cas
bate Sieaei6t Elm Nnesrer aud prppbes
3eien fSnnen; aber ras bic @sIeul6aft
nidt blos pisbsr fpmmen, 1pncern an
leiner unteftatteten 2ei9e Spriberseben
wdrce, mar bate pieIe 8enpuns wpbl
abnsn fSnn.n p CSenb Spte.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

Den feben Bitten I'M 9~aterun1sr snt>
lprs6sn bic Z Selisfetten f.; bic Stride bat
ibre iieben Oiacpner, Der Serr feline fee
ben beilisen Oiener unp Spten II. 10
fSnnten mir nod Siele unb Siele Sesies
bunsen aufpeilen, bel renen bic 3abl
DSieten" in Grwdsuns fpmmt.
Sci Dem Sau Der alien Iaufbduier
beadtete man ipSar bic 3abl ,,Sieben",
penn Der Sdufins, rer Undergraduate wers
ben ipnte, betrat iieben Stufen, um an
bic iieben Gaben res fl. 9eiitss gu err
innern.
Die 3abl na9t" 1T bepeutIam baeur6,
eab iie bic pier srpeen Yrppbeten unp
Gpanseliiten suIammenIt elt unp raS
@6tef in ii6 cas- Sreu; entbalt.
Son Der 3abi nNeun" fam man rib
men, cas ie rur6 bic ieun GbBre Der
Gnsel Serberrlidt miro, ALIEN cine ticfss
re Seceutuns ideint ibr at;useben ia
bic Neunsabl rednete man sl ben u1s
Spltommenen i3ablsn uno braGte Ie
nit ben neun lnranfbarfeiten bes 0ucas
in Serbinpuns.
Oils gpQfommenbsit, @sisbeit res ids
ciiden uno 6riitli6en Sunces eri6eint
casesen iiberaa bic oebnsabL, benn iie 1T
pas ewise @eieB, cas in ben 10 @ebcs
ten entsalten 1T, bic fir ben alien uub
neuen Sunp sleid siltis iinp. 3ebn
betrdst aud tie 3abl Der Sage bon Der
Simmelfabrt pes Serrn Bis CUR Mussie>
buns pes 81. Settles am Yiinsttase.
@er iber has @eIeB binaus sebt
brinret iid i9pn I'm Sebler unp in Der
SInce. lleber sebn, pas @eies binaus,
sebt elf unr bieie 3abl innbilpet raber
bic Sanre, bic lleberi6reituns Der eStts
ltaen @ebpte unp paS bSle @el1le6t
2ame9's.
3wblf ino bic Stdmme Ssrael's, Der
appitsl ; bic 3wSlfsabl TT paber beilis
unc apVitpliid. Sn Der 3w5lfsabl peus
tete man auf bic sp5lf Stunpen tes Ca
ses, pom wel9en Der Seilanp Ipri6t, Der
ieltft Der Gag TT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

&anftisen 81. Suit rperpen eS ses
rabe pcae bunpert Sabre, felt Yapt
9lemens XIV, benz Dransen unb Greis
ben Der 5Sfe na6ssbsne, bas 9repe sur
&ufbebuns Der GeIeaidaft Ssiu unters
sei&nete. l1nerlditterli1 blieb iein
Sprfabrsr Yapf Clemens XIII,
benz auf ale @eile BON ben Wd6ten
;u9eiest tpprben, bic @e1eaI9aft SeIu
aufsubeben, bel feinem GntI1luGe, ME
bic 5anb pa;u ;u bieten; II erbob tint
@sreine nit ben Sil9Sfsn nit aller
8raft feline Stimme fir bic nit I'm
redt Serfplsten Se1uiten unb befdtiste
burd bic 8ulle pom 8. Sanuar 1865
nod einmal fsierli@f bic @e1ellIdaft
Seiu. Mllein er ftarb am 2. Gebr. 1859,
9ebeu9t BON Summer unp S1mera, ba
CT wObl einiab, Der Sampf ssseii bic
Seluiten iei In LESTER 9inie gesen bic
Stride islbf seri@tet.
@lidlider ruaren bic S%eiuitenfeinte
bet ieinem Nadfolser, Clemens XIV.
Sie ftellten seraceio, pte In unlern Ias
gen, bic Seiuiten als bic ein;isen StBs
renfrieee bin, saben Dor, Is 1et fein Grie>
be gu erbUTen, iolanse nod Elm Seiuit
e%riitire, ie prpbtsn iosar nit elmer 8irs
9enlpaltuna, psnn bic 9elelli1aft SeIu
ni6t %aufsebUben unS p5llig unterpriift
perce. Da CAB glemens XIV, In Ter
@ufbebuns Ter 0eiellidaft Ssfu tas
tleinere uebel %erfennene, mad uno UNI
terldrieb am 81. Suli 1873 has Mufs
bebunsss8 reSe. Die Nelelli1aft mar
allO tOet unb besraben, tie vfamoIen"
Miniter triumpbirten /; nur Der Warauis
sOn Ycmbal, Winifsr tn portugal, Der
drsite Gsino BET Ssiuiten, serSos Die
Wiene unb iaste mirrii9 III NIB
BOD fie wirb wiessr TONS
n, n"
pumbul bat rrabr prppbe;eit. Die
0eiell1daft Selu fam rpieper. 0iersis
Sabre traren rabin sesansen. Snswis
i6en rpllte Der 8cpf beS lnslidli1en
&5niss 9ubwis XVI. in Tranfrei9 su
ben 1iBen pes YSbslS pom paris, bic
6dupter Der Gceliten ielen unter Der
@uillOtins 8side sinsen in Iriimmer,
bic SSbne Der Y5lfer GurcpaS fanfsn
auf buneert S9labtfelpern foot pabin
uno swet pdpte puroen mad einanper
in bic @sfanseni6aft mad Sranfrei6
sei&leppt. Da fies an einem beiben
@usuftase 1913 Cardinal pacea bic
Greppe pes f5nisli6en eufI9loGeS su
Sontainebleau binan, INN cen In pieiem
Sdlpse sefansensn papit YiuS VII.
su belu6en. pacca mar Der erte Mts
niiter ces papites, mas jest Cardinal
Sntonelli BET YiuS TX. IN, unb bate
als treuer Diener ieinen Ssrrn In bic
9erbannuns besleitst bate brei unp Elm
babies Sabr bic 9sfansenl9aft In Sc
n~etreIle a~ussebalten, mar pann mad
6ontainebleuu, mad paris seeilt unp Be-
fano iiG jest pieper In Gontainebleuu
ais &atbseber, StdBe unb Croft an Der
Ssite pss pielsepriften Plus VII.
OisBmal trebte fi& ibr 9eiprd& UNI
ris-Sefuiten. @tpn Der cine nod !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
LONG ISLAND LAND sPEcULAIoSs

In July, 1869, John A. Stemmler purchased q
tract of land in Astoria for s9sSs and divided into
1s7s lots On Aug he formed partnership with Js-
cob Simon Jacob schmey, August Albrccht, VIM Kern
bach and Gerhard Schneider. and issued pamphlet in
German, setting forth the advantages OF purchasing
land from the Cooperative Building Association Of the
United Cabinemakers, Section No. q" About $40 nen
invested their earnings IN these lots. similar
had been previously purchased and IL Is claimed that
part OF the mortgage on the first section paid OF
with money received for lots sold In the second section
Ernst Otte OF the members Of the Association applied
TO Judge j. f. DAILY OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
injunction restraining the defendants from dsposing
Of the property purchased for the Association. Ths
granted, and the following trustees appointed;
Matthias Lutz, Cody Aufanger Heinrich feldmanD, and
Albert Brueggemann. Johu A. stcmmer made trans
fer OF all his property TO the trustees which includcd
farm In Long Island City, known the Bragaw Farm,
purchased since 1859. Jacob Simon, August Albrecht
and VIM Rernbach were arrested and IN prison.
Gerhard Schneider and jacob Schmey also
rested but released Is alleged through COLLISION
with tue Sheriff OF Qneens County. The former was
subsequently rearrested. The defendants have made
several applications 20 have the order OF arrest vacated
but all have been denied. The last made 10 Judge
Nelson who said he Thought the charge OF fraud had
been clearly proved A. last resort, application wa
made to Justice Pratt praying for Injunction restrab
ing the trustees from interfering further I'm the matter
vOumDOus protest against the action OF the trustees
accompanied the application, but Justice Pratt ytster
day refused 10 interfere IN the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

LONG ISLAND RAlLhOAD AoSlDSN'S'
A SOUTH SIDE TRAIN JUMPS THE TRAcK-ABool
TWENTY PERSONS INJURED A MAN kllLhD
NEAR SOUTH OYSTER BAY
At $3.50 a. m, yesterday, while the iHe
Island EXPRESS train on the South Side Railroad was
running at "A slow rate Of speed not exceeding 20 mics
an hour just beyond Freeport station three OF the pas
seneer cars on the rear OF the train jumped the track
and rolled over on their sides. The number OF pas
sengers in the train was about 400, Including sroa'
number of women and children, coming from flre
Island Paebogue Babylon, and the local stations east
H. c. Hepburn, who on the train, states inc
escape of the passengers miraculous, and that
the exertions made to rescue the injured were
prompt and eectua part of the railroad men and
rbe passengers There about 20 persons injured
among whom were Mr.. Frere of Babylon Mr. BENDER OF
the firm OF Benedict Hall Co., OF TINS city, ana D. d.
ST. John aud daughter OF Newburgh. Mr. ST. John was
badly bruised about the head and back, though his In
turies are not considered dangerous Two LADIES' ana
three children were badly bruised about the head ana
the life of child is almost despared or The wounded
were Injured mostly by the glass from the broken win
dows and few were taken away in carriages from the
scene of the accident Most Of the injured were able TO
20 TO their homes with comparatively little assistance
The cars were provided with patent couplings ana De-
came disconnected they fell over else the damage TO
the remainder of the train must have been great The
train was delayed more than hour. defective ran Is
said TO have occssoned the accident.
Assistant DistrictAttorney Allen, who was on the
train and escaped injury through occupying forward
car told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that the condi
ton of the line is a disgrace to the company. "After
the accident" SAID he al walked along the line FOR
nearly mile, and when saw the terrible condition of
lire rails and sleepers shuddered TO think how many
times this year had endangered my life by riding on
the road The track IN the most deplOrabe state
the rails were loose ana worn down the top in
instances TO Ouehalf their width could actually pick
Oh pieces OF the rails worn were they. The ties were
how they endure strain "a mystery
TO me-
Yesterdays 4:25 a. m. train from Babylon, on the
South Side Railroad over the dead BODY OF man
between this place and Unqua, who appeared TO nave
been killed by train OF the previous evening Inc
train was stopped and man left IN charge OF the body
and as there within several miles, the
conductor sent the the accident to Hampstead
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OLD SCORES OF HORSE THIEVES.

William Pickles and Henry Page, two OF the
four who captured by tue New-York police In
the upper part Of Eighthave about week ago, while
they driving away with q road wagon and pair
OF valuable horses stolen g. d. Brown OF Paterson
Nj, arragned before Justice Hogan In the Toms
Police Court, yesterday two additional complaints
Arnold Strauss OF No Seeondave. alleged that Pickles
had through false representations, obtained morse
from hun for $780, giving worthless promssory note IN
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POLICE NOTEs.

John Lockwood of Brookhaven, l.. l., was arrested
in BrOokn yes.era r the alleged then Of boat valued $3.50
the property VI b. Smith he BTOokhSea for
Henry Loughran aud daughter, age II. of No. lS2
FOlrts BROOKLYN T. D. Fiag Brooklyn.
yesterday fright ami The
had her heal fractured MI Loughran also severely aired
John Stewart age &c. of No 81 West Forty fourth
injured JeselAy, falling from the roof Of
story building Broadway, hi hrdst James CseY age
o. Of No $40 Vest fwrnynntst had his right leg completely
being BIZ Hudson gat
train rsnlhave and twenty nInthst At yesterday.
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~ ,,o was in Maine at the time OF tne m ,h nro
MT Paul VIA could not have sworn 10 any OF 'no Wv
ceedngs o. .r yotested against Gen. Palmers pI
zscn o. Mr. Paus action more RSeS Counsel claim
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usandsd plaintiffn Judge sedgwick no" noiNS '
xrsners for consideration.
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payment. VIM. ]. Lawrence OF No 675 Wloughby ava.
brooklyn, charged Pickles with having stolen horse.
wagon and harness. worth $40 from his stable which
had been bnrglariOusy entered &C night The accused
horse thieves, were committed the charges In.
default OF $1,000 boil each.