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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
5teampoaIs ano Rdllroaos.

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HoIsatonic
- and Ssugauck Railroad. Pare ~. steamer LAuh n fscon
port steamer BarDGtpoFr a. s,fSs 81" 80 '' Oval ''
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY!
Station ia SesYorE lot Of Liberty It Connects 4 sousryue h
South Branch r. At lismpton Jsaeon S pes~s laesssaEas
Division also Win Leri1h vsley Rsro,d De sstsrr
Pittsburgh AID the Wet sso 70 Genital Peaa'ans AHd hsNi'
sUMNER ARRANGEMENT
40 -Ssv. Tsis 6r Es,ios 5Sts ess5 A,stoss msas
cGSsl .Hs9S' ram nis for s6%f Tssa'' Sl'''' A
7sm-wsy Train Pennington gaou Belvdere, BAH ss.s
Ts6Ihsnnoes wa1erIsy. Del
@-MoHsrsG EEPS5 daily CeIcP. suaa.y.l e Esqs AEe-
ton at Easton Tor Mach Chunk Iamaq1s Wesb, ssr,s
Towards, wayereT, &c. with through ears % DanrAe Williams
1915 a. N. and 70 m-gay Tfaa. for sensrviHe
Ms5eh Chsni sahanoy Gay Hsrsoo w.o.re sernos Rs-@
ing s%Sla , 9fI r, nv s5l 'I an.5 o &
$3.50 p wa Tram lor Planted
Jga.SP We Ds L,,s 20 W.. 20 g. 3
Sso ns1SsI S1' R Sa ds, for En Be Aneo
go go n n%e1 a1,2 Si s sSso5''~
For R i 49, $50 GO ei5 40 p SAB go
ioiY II 20 Up % a. q u o. o. "a tS 10 s
500, 9l5, 1890 ll'So IL ~ RIcKEa SIM, AID ~,
H P. BALDWIN e,ner.l Passenger Assst -
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
II MINT q Train. taking eject Se,emb g. 1910 from Ch.a-
800 .@cine4Hsa and Chicago piy EsPre'' D'isrRosn
Cosehes to Buffalo and sleeping Coaches 70 des Eatll
1O:45 mETpress NAL ior Buffalo All Niagara PD- Sopfz
IN m Dayl-Padde Express The West Sleepre CoAehas
through Busslo, Nsgsa Fas, Cincinnati Detroit sa5 CAcs'
without change.
Trains leave fOr
Pori yerus co. $780, 1000 and 1oij l3o 20 90 add
ec,ien and Mddeiov1 g 90 $780, 1850 md Ic%sA
3:fj 1870. 1890 snd ~ m.
Warwick. 500, l0.i5 a. m and 4:3O p
Eerburgh, 1880 . and lO.45 a. To-. ard 4.3o p. m.
RAJ D. AM A N - 10. v
Rdgewooi Honokus, Alcdae. spi RameTs rs 90, {
$50 ilO.S 1872 NJ - saS .iol co. ldit5 q
a. NJ. noon, l;l5 80. 345 80 D DID O. 900 -.
Sis. 1890, and 1880 n: and y s5er-ty niz ' o
$50 aud II sstarday nights o5y ,o .,c,o a.,
Rurie~rlrf 3 1880 10 FIt;1c, -
noon @l:4j. 5l5 G. ESQ $50, 1880, All -ll;3O ~
Hillside. Hackeuclci ana Nal D o. -, a44 ctv M j. - ., y
and 8 o. m. and 20 Saturday nighs only 80
Eng.erood 3 g. 10. and 80 1880. 10, AIS, lfj DO
$50 and = 70 p AID oaiurly gai, 9ai ,,o On
Cresshn .. 8 TO- and $3.50 l5V $40, $40, tV odh
and F7:45 D. m, and 2 Saturday n'glts on $3.50 ..
snakhin 3. 49, and $3.50 a. 1870. 3:l5. $50 80 $50
$50 f7i5 p n, and = SATURDAY mghts ONLY "a - 4, o.,
and Nylek, 30 ana 80 $500 SD 30 0'sV,
ESQ II: D. m ana T. SA:array ni gut. 0nlg.
spring valley and wav. md $50 o.. 4:i5 p m
N0rE-Traln leaving ClamheTss eTtn Or hH top rave
quarter hurs leave Iaen % ~ 20 i ute Garner
Twenty hist al 1890 and ll:1g T. a., oonlee~
win traus isaving ChsmDers hours Tie no. an II
bit trains start from tGsmbefssL Oh
Room Sleeping
Coaches BE- obtained the ehng sld transfer
Baggage lett the C0upAuys ofce.zi 90 and "
BresGssv coz Onhurd ei niy6tl. snd Thtaye
BooAni tue Company DrDes, anu Of As'nS I" Ss
cpil hotels 40 -, ,,..,-... =
JSo y. ABBOTT. General Ia. ,enger Ageat
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

Education abroad, and Other Papers, by
p1RpsI.Y GRANT NoRTHRoP, LID. a. s. Barnes Cob
offers vigorous protest against the practice perhaps
not so common now as IL once wac, against sehuins
American youth into foreign countries Tor the pupose
of education In PATHOLOGICAL studies, in the rennemenvs
of art especially in music and in manners,-on "h'eh
last pop lie is contradicted by DR.. TbOmpson-the au
thor admits that European schools excel But TINS I'M
enstic and aesthetic culture. helmaintans poorly com
nensates for the loss OF a practical training anu
for tbe neglect OF our own language and literature ne
has become convinced by careful observation tha the
,hosonds Of our youth schooled abroad return With
toss substantial education than that afforded at home
and with less maturity OF character and inferior moran
nrinclples Dr. Northrop confirms his views by the pro
duction Of number OF letters from eminent men IN
different walks Of educational life, agreeing VITA him In
the opuion that an American education Is best adapted
TO American youth The remarks Of President Barnard
ON the subject are emphatic and suggestive lie says
that The scholastic culture which r. furnished by the
foregn Neutrality-suspicious. has uniformity OF quaIlty
None Of them attempt put into force tho vigorous
methods OF the public schools; and they dier doubtes
Greatly among themselves; but have heard very few
of them spoken Of by American parents in terms OF IN
oualilcd praise" The Rev DIR. j. 7. Thompson IL sun
more explicit He inveiehs especially against the
table manners. the personal habits ana the tocla
courtesies" which are met with on the continent vi
Europc and in which the well-bred Enehshinan VI
American is so superior 20 the average German ana
even TO the Frenchman" The unanimous conclusion OF
all these high authorities is that American children can
not go abroad for education without emphatiedly go
ing away from home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR1ADAer nov ?, 1878 through trains ui1
leave Grand Central Depot.
500 a. NJ Chicago AMI Northern ErDrs witt dasiurTcon ea'
through 10 Rochester ali -. Adams
ester Bufao,
10. IS a NJ Northern Western Erpre8.
3sgO IbABg M Saturdays
ST. Adams
500 N, Empress Daily with eepngears for WATERFOWL ~
CsEandsgua. 49,
Buffalo Niagara FOR Chcgo BON D. 5 and " G.
Railroads.
Way trains a. per Local Tine Tables 49, .
Gerer.l Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

in furnishing for the people an educauon IN
all the valuable and interesting results OF
natural science. In the october number us'9 OF
this periodical epoch is made IN its history
by the commencement Of series OF articles on Inc
Primary Concepts Of Modern Physical Science by j. b.
stalo Those acquainted with the history Of specula-
tive Philosophy in this country need not be told that
this Is Judge stao OF Cincinnati, and that he Is the
abest writer of time the subject named Thor
oughly acquainted with everything written by the
thinkers and in the department OF natural
science is also well versed in the several systems OF
speculative thought that have appeared in the world
In first article he treats Of The Theory OF the Atomic
Constitution of Matter He believes in freeing physician
science the crude metaphysics which infest IT, ana
attacks first the atomic theory. Some very remarKaoe
scaoldng is demolished by this article ana us reSus
on the current theory regarding light ana coors arc
onitc startling We shall notice this and subsequent
articles of Judge stalo in future numbers OF TINS Jour
nal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
Ncw publications.

GOOD FOR 10 DAYS.-We will send q So
" Magsy,nc-TIC ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUR
SALsi1 moutIuy Jluary0r ~ g such a. send 'lilln J'
- 10 y z MEIIS. $50 BrtaArAr. y. v
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Chanres Tor Business H,en

AN ASSOCIATE EDITOR, BUSINESS MAN,
n or CLERK WANTED to TAKE Az II fERENI in an hGid
CULTURAL Pi BiSUING HOUSE half urer price, for T5OOs
e,sb ClI az II Murragst slsi PUBLISHER, Box 22o,
Neg-i0rk.
AN excellent chance tor an enterpnSlng
N Young Commanding trade Ire'ered 70 bee ne
PARrSER Real Estate Business With ALREADY eohsl
o. business Address with references VI u Box
lO5 Tribune Office
lNTANrED-ln the retail dry goods business,
w s0edi active PARiNER with ca'h capital OF ooOo
established good
the required on 10 eEed The The best Of references
as to ini,rutg vii given sHd IeucL Principals only Ei
d res JAMES 03 Tribune O statn. aud Nbeft
Interview mas be hal. A yonRg man preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL.
CARRllNG TIKI
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AND FCLL-POWEBED STEAMSHIPS -
Ssfr. NON Sruurk SATURDAYS Liverpool 90 fhl Nv
DAYS calling . Cors Hsroo' each
GAkLIt. THURSDAY Nov. l3. at IL noos
.pRIlrlt. SATURDAY. Nov 10 al so Pm
BALTIC SATURDAY.. No.. -. al 900 .. NJ
,ELIIg. SATURDAY. Nov. 20 at $50 D m.
OCEANIC. TliuRSDAl. Dec q, 600 a. m
surt the Do'g Payolia Fefr'. ers.F o'U'
al classrO unrvsel conplns
SAFETY. SPEED ND COMFORT
Saloons. staeroGmx hsth-roSn N hN"p
least FELT Ssrson' AID srTar's' '""'''
th.se. -
RATESSsloou sS0 goa Seesge $50 cuenc' Those w.ains
CD Country Obtain s'ecris prepaid
certificates. S3S. currency ~. III,
Passengers from Am-ncA fsn' hAno's
Sorus,, Sweden. lnlis. Australia China. Sc-
Drafts ON \ -
or a,perion Of oan ne company'
0hces. No. 10 BrasiSaS. AeN-lorS }. H. SFAhNo Asrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

Danrine Academies.
AT TREN0R's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
~ Lyric Hall 723 srhsve, pupils their
convenience and taught 10 waltz p,ae send for circular
A DODWORTH's CLASSES for ANCING,
a. No 2l2 finhsye., corner TwentJ -sIth,L,
Are opcn for the season.
Twice v.ekNonday, and Thursdays, THssi,,s Frdsy,
Wednesdays and Saturdays
Once a wesk-sAtnFdA' mornings and Pfdir e'esus.
Gentlemen Monday and Thursl,y evenings
Send for circulsf
nUMARs DANCING ACADEMY, ~ West
~ Fourth odSsyPhvaie and sAss Lessons e,e
Az taught peridetly I In Dnyste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
Ocean 5ienmers

A NCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Ter ~,
n n r. foo, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sAI @ o.
CALIFORNIA Saturday Nov 10 MACBDONA Ssdsay Nov 50
ITALIA Wedtesday Nov 10 AUSTRALIA. .SsurdaT Nov -
C,bn massage 10 or from Glasgow Liverpool, or Londonderry
steamers $65 and 376 return $3.50 currency ssier1
steame and s7 gold seFsge passage 70 GA
row Liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry Beas bs'O "
Csrdid $50. currency. . ,--., H., > pov.irs
NewHork HbNDbuSoN hOInn'..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, April 20,
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev.
&. +. Deems, LOUIS BoNsALL 10 ISABELLE REY-
EoLDs both Of this city.
CARyILLE-LAwToS.-On Wednesday. April %, at
Trinity church, New Rochelle. \. y, by the Rev.
Dr. Morgan, rector, j. MARSHALL CARvfLLE to Cox
EELlA ELLET LAwrns, daughter OF William Lawton,
Esq, all OF New Rochelle.
CONNOLLY-BRYANT.--Dn Saturday, April &c, by
N. Ellsworth Carra Church Of the Holy Comin,i-
mon, JAMES y. CONNOLLY to WlNIFRiED BRYANT.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, April % at
PATRICK JAMES GRACE, OF New York to ANNIE
THEREsA oCALLAGHAN, daughter Of Dennis OCal.
lagnan, Esq., oil Lomgraney, county Clare Ireland
HAYES-kELLEY.-On Wednesday Aprjl 23 1s73
at st. Paul's church, Uy Rev. l.. ID. illi GEORGE a.
HAYES to NELLIE NJ, daughter OF John Il. Kelley.
Esq, both OF this city. S''
HUGGINS-RoUx-At the residence or the hrtdo.s
father, on Thursday, April "a by the Rev Father
Aubril, JAMES LENox liuGGISS. son oil the late
James :. Higgins, TO ROSA LOUISA Rorx Youngest
daughter of Alexander RouX, all Of this cty
LEwIs-KFILER. "Wednesday, April % a.
II. Phillips, CHARLES LEWIS, son OF Abraham Lewis.
TO RAE, eldest daughter OF X. Keller, all OF this
city.
Nashville and st. Louis papers please COPY
MILLER-DEvoLL-On Tuesday, April 81 by the
Rev. James Millett OF tins city, TIMOTHY MILLER,
OF Bridgeport, Conn, to Miss ELIZABETH DEvOLL
OF New Bedford, Mass.
MERRITT.-ScRYmsER--0n Tuesday morning
April l. by the wreck OF the steamer Atlantic, al
Meagher's Head, Nova Scotia NJ. LOUISA wife Of
VIM. III. Merritt) and ANNIE SCRYMsER daughters oi
James Scrymser, Of this city Remains unre.
covered.
PgcKHAM-T0wNsEsD.-On Sunday April 90 by
the Rev. VI. M. simpson, JOHN K. PECKHAM to LoT.
TIE, daughter OF James r. Townsend, Esq, all OF
JERSEY City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
FIREfRcOF BUILDINGS.
The New Structure on Nassau, Fulton and
Ann Streets.
TEE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDElCE In TIE COUNTRY
SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PEOPLE DESIRING OFFICE ROOMS.
Banks, Insurance Companies, Merchants, Lawyers and
Manufacturers Attention.
APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN NO. PINE STREET.
TEE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDTlCE In r


Building o.
it ddc
al
to
be
and the
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
Marshal Hart received s54.o75 for 2e5 licenses
last week.
William Cullen Bryant Is to get 50 per page for
printing the quarterly report OF the Department oil
Finance.
The ever empty County Treasury had crumb
the size of sI5e,e7s As dropped into ityesterday by
the Collector OF Texas.
By order of Justice Scott bogus Internal Rev.
enue Detective Sommers viii spend his summer
months in the interior of Blackwell's Island.
The American Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals removed yesterday to It's mead
quarters, Fourth avenue and Twenty-seconu s''ee'
The big pipemen and the little pipemen VIII re-
ioice to hear the ..oft-told taen from the Comp
troller's Office that they will be paid las soon as
possible"
Eliza Lambert OF Newark, N j., was cohmi''eu
BY Justice Cox for shopping free gratis per
Arnold, Constable Co.'s establishment, yesterday
afternoon.
Commissioner van Nort's report to the Finance
Department states that 14s9 cool, 600 acres, to-
petner with thirteen building lots IN this city, are
occupied by his department..
John Ohslinger aged thirteen, tried to get into
the house OF Mrs. Jehacte for some jewelry, but
wound up in Justice Scotts house in Essex street,
In possession OF pair Of steel bracelets
Jonn Wilson and Charles Lake were committed
by Justice Cox, in default Of $1,000 for stealing q
trunk from Mrs. Walker, who hired the above
named gentleman to carry 1t for her to the Charles
ton steamer.
The East River gave up another decomposed
corpse yesterday, which was fonnd floating in the
water at the foot of Kent street. Greenpont.
mains bore the names of william Schrelner and L.
Uh.lg.
The body OF John Finnigan, who has been miss
ing from home for ten weeks was found noatlng
at the foot of Thirty street, East River yes
terday, with a cut on his head. To-day the doc
tors Will decide among themselves whether 1t was
received in HE or death.
At nine O'Clock last night an unknown man
walked Off the ferryboat Idaho while she was lying
burg, and was drowned before assistance could be
rendered His body was not recovered The deck
hand succeeded in recovering his hat, which may
be seen in the ferry house.
Commissioner Van Mort makes the following
statement OF public moneys received by him for the
week ending yesterday
By the Collector Of Assessmens-For Broadway
Mi1ehng si o oa
For other improvemen and interest SU3i
Total for assessments .................s 2il ,2ss
For Croton water rent and penalties. 25l5
For SC wer permits. 900
TOTAL Szo,iy7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

The ever empty County Treasury had crumo
the size of $156e7s 4s dropped into it yesterday by
the Collector OF Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
THE wild GOOSE, CHASE ESTATE

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 20, 1873.
call has been issued to the heirs Of the Town.
ley Chase estate In England who reside in this
vicinity to meet at the Beckel House, at Dayton
Ohio, on the 2sth of April to take steps towards
securing the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

By order OF Justice Scott bogus Internal REV.
enue Detective Sommers Will spend his summer
months in the interior of Backwell's Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

William Cullen Bryant Is to get So per page for
printing the quarterly report OF the Department OF
Finance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

The American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals removed yesterday to It's mead
quarters, Fourth avenue and Twenty-second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

The big pipemen and the little pipemen WIN re-
jOice to hear the loft told tale' from the comp
troller's Office that they will be paid las soon as
pOSSlble.0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

Marshal Hart received s54,975 for 2e5 licenses
laat uaak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

Commissioner Van Nort's report to the FINANCE
Denartment states that 14s9 cool, 600 acres, to-
petner with thirteen building lots III this city, are
occupied by his department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

Eliza Lambert OF Newark, N. j., was coihni''eu
by Justice Cox for shopping free gfatis per
Arnold Constable Co. IS establishment yesterday
afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

John Ohsinger, aged thirteen. tried to get into
the house OF Mrs Jehacte for some jewelry, but
wound up in Justice Scotts house in Essex street,
In possession OF pair Of steel bracelets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

PuRRoY-HoYr-0n Saturday April q, az ~.
CHS M. PuRRoY, M. D., to Mary y. HoyT posh OF
this city. .n-u o. a+
SAuNDERs-DAY.-On Thursday, ApIh ~ az
COCK, rector, assisted by the Right Rev J. P. B;
Wilmer, Bishop OF Louisiana, JAMES HARRIS, SECOND
son Of Richard Saunders Esq.,, OF Clifton England
to MARIE L., youngest daughter OF James lngersoli
Day ESD, or New Orleans.
ViU-TRITTON. Monday evening, April Il,
nv the REV. J. w. Barnhart, OF the Forsyth M. f..
church at the residence OF the brides parents, 1922
Grand street. New York, DANIEL b. VAIL TO Miss
MEpoRA TRITON, both OF this city. No cards.
YAIE-AINswoRTH.-Att the residence OF Colonel
John A. Riston, on Thursday, April "a, by Rev.
william Adams, ID. d., b. BUCHANAN YALE to Mrs.
MARY AINswoRTn, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

Jonn Wilson and Charles Lake were committed
by Justice Cox in default OF $1,000, for stealing
trunk from Mrs. Walker, who hired the above
named gentleman to carry 1t for her to the Charles
ton steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

4 ADY WANTS MONEY WILL DISPOSE OF CHEAP,
IL gold Watch, Wheeler a Wilson machine, French
Clock 40 and 80 yards English Brussels Carpet yards
black silk. Address CASH. Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

The East River gave up another decomposed
corpse yesterday, which was fonnd floating in the
water at the foot of Kent street, Greenpont. A
receipt Tor $50 found in the clothing on the re-
mains bore the names of William Schrelner and L.
Uhlr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

The body OF John Finnigan, who has been miss
ing from home for ten weeks, was found floating
at the foot of Thirty-eghth street. East River yes
terday, with cut his head. To-day the doc
tors Will decide among themselves whether 1t was
received in HE or death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
A GERMANS wRETcHEDNEss.

Julius Kuhn, age Al, OF No. lOl Stanton-S'.'
was seen to jump pier at the foot Of Horauo-st
into the North River yesterday to make no attempt
10 save his life. william Wilson and John Hughes, deck
hands OF the canal boat America, lying near ny
launched boat and rescued the drowning man huhn
was taken TO the Charlesst StatiOnhouse, Where nc
suddenly became very sick. He then confessed 'h"'
he bad swallowed Paris green just before jumping INTO
the river He refused TO tell the cause which had
nron,pted his attempted suicide. 1t aferward
asccr-aincd that he had wife and t6ree children III
WDhamsburgh that his wife had not lived with nm 1or
year past and that he often despondent from TINS
cause Police Surgeon Enscyer gave the sloA I1 an
antidote and ordered MIN be taken 10 Bellevue HOS
pita where he was declared TO be III very dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

.,udren three of whom were living Durhg tnis 'ohg
ar.aT his vile had abandoned min several nmes
Psyd led a low life. For tue s s, W r,np
s sa,ouv n. had again and sgain forgvcn MI M
lima often interrupted her husbAh Wolssp
I'D Nj Ehrihe and his wife 20 take supper Win to,
and Inc invitation was accepted After Io's sin
Sb SIMMER We,s brecht asked his vile TO Jake WIN
with him Mrs Weisehbrecht at mrs, IeIu ps,ng
go but was persuaded TO do 30 by n.s Ennffrad
Sho toJd her In "A whisper that sac was " maat
Of Wesrhbrecht At midnight they retuTneu anu the
into an empty room the second nooI VI "a
bonse Christina asked Mrs. Ehring Tor Two cnaIa
suseauentv for light, but this last Ieduvs. VIZ 81
fused Tho husband wife sat IN tne uhh co. ~, r NJ
half an hour talking ia earnest manuel nc from,
d,nlv Fhrinp aud his wife heard Struggle III "0 6ar
rooy and in an Instant the report OF plsto' ,hen
roports followed IN quick suceesSon au' ,roScn
came & crash second OF Silence we "iV IN
hv a nisto report, and another hedNyr ,oni
Thr,np ran into the street and gave an aalb -
man Burke OF the Fourteenth Preclhcl ehttIou o
bouse and on opening the door OF the ialn rooh -"
Wefschhrecht ana his wife lying np0h the moor. ~
Weiscbbrecht had sufficient strength 10 walk 10 .nc %
berry-st StafiO-house, although Iour puicts TO-
MERGED her body. II found that she au Dcc 5pt
fjce in the face and in the left arm ana once III 'ho
left thigh An ambulance soon arrived, anu melseI
hrechf and his wife taken 10 BcueNue hospiI'i
The surgeons there discovered that Meschbiechb hau
red buet from the revolver into the rO0i OF NE mouth
he DaU ia ,t passage tearing away pali Oh MS togue'
The wounded were growing weak yesterday, ana u is
no supposcd that the wife long survive her INJURIES
Those o the husband presumed 10 be OF less gdN
character one OF their children sfl Oi 10 years OF
age visited them yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

avoid much trouble and give fair sna ins' NV IN
hofh the CITY ana the company wouiu nave Aeyy 80
se matters and ON an agreed date together 10 tahe
index Of those meter lamps, aud therefro ns he
of gas passed through tue meier ana cnse IL ~
nils accordnely; this would give satslcu ,,g Ill,
purone lamps are often supplied thus, ana I'D u;
ton ID g. this mode Is adopted ana mucn hh.u. w
want nav only for what furnish, ana wouu at1m
the city per cent on the established rate 10 pnnno
iomr,s where such meters supplied, ana perhaps
even more meters for the posts would cost very
little. Please consider this proposition
The letter then goes 10 that the rates proposed
would be as follows: For 3foot burners. consuming
1850 cubic feet per annum $50 %; for Slfoo burners
consuming l3Al7 cubic feet per annnm, 49, Tor +foos
burners consuming 1885 cubic feet per annum go TO-
On these the Company Will allow discount OF ten
per cent, If II supplies all the public lamps In ITS dis
trict such discount to be paid back to the city on NOV
Is of each year on all bills regularly paid As it claims
to have lfOot all its lamps II agrees 20 the
from Aug 1878, being $50 Is per lamp, less
ten per cent discount making SO Go for each lamp The
NeW-York, Manhattan and Harlem Gas Light Com
panes rendering their bills at the rate OF sj'
"A IA each lamp.