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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

o,oe Investigation OF the cause Oh 'no NJ 80.
s~,Sorin,ondent OF Buildings Adams wac aoSo"s
,ha city aud accordingly Dep".S ,,ao,nnio
an, Dudley and the inspector ond
onswered the summons. Opoh .n s,do
So. tho unsafe character OF the sue
seer"s ~gcers compelled the fremen to withura"
-, o., ,Doments frcm the ruins unni tne u'As.iOu
4O a,,a no bnttressed. Heavy beams were Pia0'u
ZIONIST the walls by Inspector McDinn'S
"a thew were firmly secured hgainS' '"Hs'
snooto, MeGnnis stated that inc "ppn'""
fons,ruct the dwelling-house was haue "
Mr. Holzbereer, on May r. ana wa AZ no 10,
,bo Densr;ment Of Buildings Wl-iam Jose Va w. 1o0
p,o,v an architect, submitted the plans. Ihey were
o., tenement,house Of four stories IN mgn' % leet
front and AZ feet depth. and having an eAension
feet IN depth and five stories IN night
Ipsnector McGlnnis questioned j. W. Cra"ioru' 'he
hder in relation to the state OF the oudng NJ inc
o,ot ~ its fall Mr. Crawford replied that the walls
appeared to be firm, and that the ohiy 'nns
sufficient support TO the upper portion OF 'ne Ion'
u ne oould not account for the accident except on
tho theory that the walls weakened by the rams
Insneotor McGinnis, after questioning all persons
connected with the erection Of the building stated tna
n was his OPINION that the cause OF the acclueh wac
the imprudent removal Of the tier OF beams on inc
mind eoor and careessness IN not putting up supports
for the walls This action Of the builders was In direct
disobedience to the commands Of the Department OF
bindings when they give permit to erect building
For this fault the builder, Mr. Crawford and the car
nenter. James Newman Of Christopherst., we're re-
sponslble
Coroner Herman arrived at the Charles-st Station
house early in the afternoon. and granted permission
TO the friends the deceased to take possession OF the
bodies The two unknown dead were taken to the
Morgue. Coroner Herman then mpaneled the follow
ING Jury who Will hold inquest on the bodies OF the
victims:
W. H. Rose Of No 5s1 Hudson-st, o. NJ Mayn OF MO NO.
80 Uudson-st James Dergth OF No 2SS west
Twelfths James Greer of No. 247 West Forty ninth-t
g. G. Palmer Of No. Nlnthave, J. J. Paxton OF NO
l76 Christopherst, r. 8. Simpson OF No. 10 SixthaVe
stephen O. RYAN of Cbares-st {. C. Corbert OF NO 90
Eighth-aveF f. S. Lambert OF No ~ Mashlhstoh-st.,
WIN Morton Of No. lis Greenvlch-st, ID. Cunningham
Of No. $50 West Seventeenth-st
The inquest will be held on Wednesday next,
1t was rumorcd at an early hour this morning that
five of the nine who were most seriously lwouhded
mad died III Bellevue Hospital during the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

worst OF all is the Christian religion. II is like sea on
blood and the only thing 90 keep Il back Is me hoy
Hhinto Religion WISH therefore, that the Shnto ,e
gon be made universal in Japan and TO this emu"
though have very expensive family 10 supPott .,
have saved two dollars which beg the Dcparttnen. VI
Religion to accept. wish IL TO devote this money ~
of the shinto faith, and. though the sum M
hair in nine oxen and one drop IN an ocean, Bun
every little may help"
This is the opinion of on official who has certain
local prominence and may fairly be supposed to repre-
seut the views OF others wen his own ana !, y
worthy OF remark that the Minister at the head OF the
Department OF Religion should have sent this letter 10
newspaper for publication. The supposition Is hae nc
agrees with the set forth in the letter THIS same
Department officially announced that elk women
have been HceT by it preachers OF the shhto re-
ngion. Their Iames given and also their ases-'no
latter ranging from IS to 81 years BY the oici "V
tice all six are said 70 be "rich IN knowledge
A Life Of Washington is announced by fedo pun
Usher This literary novelty is brought out In no less
than volumes in the japanese characters, and Is pro-
fusey illustrated in the highest STYLE OF art Washhe
ton represented the clothes and fashion OF the pre-
sent day. and with moustaehe, carrying cane' ana
accompanied by skye-terrer. He is gazing al lady
with train Grecan bend, and hideous water laii'
As II the first attempt OF the kind, and az It great
curiosity in ITSELF the book would be great adduoh 70
the collection Of a Bbliomaniac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
FATAL RAILROAD DISASTER.
ACCIDENT TO A LONG ISLAND TRAIN.

ACCIDENT TO LONG ISLAND TRAIN.
At about 23O p. m, yesterday, train OF
empty fiat the Fresh Pond Branch OF the South
Side Railroad Long Island. was backing up Hunters
Point, having on board John MCGEE, conductor John
Dolan, brakeman James CurraD, trackmaster and two
or three laborers, one OF whom named Wm Titus, was
standing the front carthe most remote from the
engine. At Blissvlle the train struck hog which was
attempting the track and the first cars
were thrown around sideways. hurting the men
upon 1t TO the ground. John McGee was
crushed under a portion Of the car and was
almost instantly killed James Curran was summed by
the fall, and II is believed dangerously injured in
ternally. John Dolsns arm wac badly broken. MCGEE
lived at East NewYOrk where he leaves "A widow and
child only two days old. His body taken In charge
by the Coroner and borne 10 Hunters Point where an
inquest will he held. Curran and Dolan were taken TO
their homes in Bushwlck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23


THE CoRTEs-ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF DON
MADRID Friday, Aug. 20, 1873
The Cortes has authorized the prosecution
by the Tribunals Of Justice OF nine deputies who have
been arrested for participating IN the Communist and
eantOnal Instructions.
Intelligence has reached this city that on the l6h
inst an unsuccessful attempt made upon the life OF
Don Alphonso, the brother of Don Carlos The would
be assassin whose is not stated, taken and
executed.
north, which the Government deems
Trustworthy report that the Carlist troops dis
Outraged and insubordnate
The Republican army under command Of Gen. Sanchez
Bregua numbering 1900 men, has entered Bilbao. The
Carist forces occupying the city withdrew without
offering battle.
LONDON, Friday, Aug. %, 1873.
The London Hour states that the German Government
contemplaIes proceeding against Capt. Werner, who
took Spanish vessels from the Carthagena in
surgents. The question Of trying Capt. Werner by
court martial is understood be held in consGera
ton BY the German Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

STEAMSHIP WRECKED IN THE RED SEA-
ALI. THE OFFICERS AND SOME OF THE CREW LOST
THE SURVIVORS RETAINED AS PRISONERS BY
MoHAMMEDAN TRIBE.
LONDON Friday, Aug. %, 1873.
DISPATCHES from Alexandria give particulars
OF the loss of freghting bound from Singapore
and Shanghai TO London. Tho vessel was wrecked
in the Red Sea- the eastern entrance Inc
Captain other officers, and OF the crew, were lost
Trtysx Of the succeeded in gaining the land but
fell into the hands Of the somanlees, Monammedan
tribe on the Of the Gulf OF Aden by whom they
are held prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
TRAIN-wRECKERs AT WORK IN MISSOURI AND
KANSAS.

81. LOUIS, Aug 22-An attempt was made
on the night OF the goth INST 10 capture the Paymsser
car on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad between
Cameron and Kansas CITY by q gang OF men, who
are thought 10 be the came who robbed the
Rock Island Railroad train some time since.
Toe engineer cav the men obstructing the track.
and De reversed bis engine and ran back TO Cameron
AuOiher attempt was made on wednesday pght 10 fnn
trIin az the Atlantic aud Pacific Road Of the track
near Ioaveuworth hut without success heY.ra srOts
uelc Ired az thc cugGcer aud a The windOWs ~ bis
C,J yt4e irCtl %, Uui 1e tstdied unAarnel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
A BONAPARTIsT TRIUMPH.

COUNCIL-GENERAL OF CORSICA.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. ~, 1873.
Prince Napoleon has been elected President
Of the Counci-General of Corsica by majority OF 80
votes. In accepting the position he delivered ad
dress the Council recommending that its proceedings
be confined 10 matters Of departmental interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
MADRID, Friday, Aug. ~, 1873.

PROSECUTION OF NINE DEPUTIES AUTHORIZED BY
THE coRTrs-ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF DON
ALPHoNSo 100
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Sru. 9rOii uOn Wcucn bic 8gGgcnbeIt buber, Die Bts
luunOerung Ocs BupIitlms ju erIar9eH. lDabreno 6ie no.
tb &C 4bDehlrlung III Die 8Orrcluugen Durh rie ionic
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lUaros gcbrGdt lUeJocu pIri.
gum Sbu Ne Der 9Or1teuuHg miro Gin trsiattiae6
ShaulpIeI. Die SuulUert T NCu, Yorts' CUR Nul'
iubruR9 g~clougeu. 3Cteu 3iCritag uuo SoUuabeuo
iinltn MunmitluNs.N Vi Ne lunaCn NGtt.
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WGBmal9inen=S crfaHfc fur 1872.
NvYo,,o. Er

Die Statlltit OoH btitDrorenen 8albteu
BON cen SeItduj:u Der ytIbmaltlum in 1872
(ttngertid)t IN 1878, Sc;gcu, oaB Die Stnger'z
Idle ytdbmOidineu , G0mpaguie legleS JIbl
mebr, oils iiiniuHoOierSig &auleuo Ntaldnep
mtbr, oils ir8euo cine anoeIe &ompQguie, uu0
mehr, ais Oa5 TlGrt9ul alter mG1gtuO piGit5
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Don 5ebu Der beNa9ten omgeTldeR Uialtlneu
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in 60u5balte beUleien mIrO. yiatlitsbtn0
nnO Die Sutauie Der ueritIeocnen 6Obrltln.
ten 0ngtgeben:
Stuocr Glf'9 SO. Uut. 2I9,758 Dlaj0.
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SnIffmOrer Stanttpedter.

Brclta9 Nbeno fln0et oa8 le8te 8lllptel
beS SRI. '6elene gttliOn unO 9tn. atsrauoer
Sarena in Der nGoucorOla" itatt. Cur 4uf.
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pole: y9tobert uno Bertran" ODER p0ic IL.
lisen S~a9abuuoeu" gel0ugen. Bel Der QQs
geI1eiuen Sellebtheitr wetdIer I1 Die beiOen
@dlte IN unlerer Staot e~rfreutn, itebt gu er.
uarteu, oaB Die pSOncOrO,u" 6reitag 46eno
ben aubltd eIEeS au5Uert0Uften 9auie8 bar.
bleteH miro.
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Gcridte aus benz Suncrn ScS
StdatcS.

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Eooe utrbrannt.) 3wti feline G0dter bee
Sru. &jutam Ghoma8 in uiertcn Bsjut
bicie5 Gountp taueu unl leRten Oteuitlg auf
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Den SinOcr ipIelteu III Der gtabe reS 9eercc5
uno ibre &lcloer g~syiethen III BranO. Die
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tie berbtjelitsu, ruareu Die SIHoer bcrttt8 10
ihredlid petbrauut, bag Ie i'll fur6cr i3ett
inter cen fiirdterltdlteu SamerjcH tbIcn
Uett QufIa6su.
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Staptrdths. UcrhdnSlunaen.

SIN erIlen !Srptige reldlte pr. BoQIe 9eTterll
stte getition BON Setter 8IcoG elm, melter
nm Die SeSubluHs bon 3loien auf Die Gum.
me einer BON Inn I'M Sabre 1855 fir ben
9ur6bru9 ber ShaisitraBe entrtdtetsH Be-
lieueruHs na@iu9t, oa bela9ter 0ur@bru4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-20

Der .,STsSaItimOrer Sieoerfrdn;"
halt lstnsu Speiten ois5IdbriJeu Sau, fir
meldlen berettS 9roBatti9s Solbertituugeu 9es
tno, Qtouta9 in Ruiue'8 0aue ob.
Jm nSSeft SaItimorer Sauseuz
pdxfcn
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mir6 beute, 9OnEeritag, 20. WidrG Don Sru.
Yroi. -. Roie ieiuen Shiilcrn III Der .&ors
corpia" g~esebeu. Die bsiten aiin1ler Der
StaOt psrOen III Oieiem GOnisrte mttuuttn.
Sr Der yNrbeiterbaHe,"
9tr. 5, Siic=BreoertdItraBe, III aH9enblidlit
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beiOuOerS aufulerfiam modem modlten, oa
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a 81 Die Tlaihe, 6 fir So, in alien ApOtbt'
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q. So9eler & @omp. $50 }
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toire oe8 ~SGufmanueS n0thlJ lit, "cr0fiuet mi
itno iuStdno gciett, ale 4u'trGle aui Grud
uuo SudbInGer.2 rbclt prompt unO eleQau
au8SuiIihrea; cine beionoer5 let6haltlge2luS
mabl an SdIslbmaterlailtu finoen bort BAN
ten uno 8eleQihaften, aui Delde bciOn0er'
9tiiditt genommeu 1T. 9r. Ytluer ma
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6lrma 9Unicl Dtiuer & Gomp. Sic betrci
ftuoe Nn3sigs Oe5 ueuau @tidldit5 Sobn u
WtlIer & GOmp. iiuoet Der &tie: dui Der eriteI
SeIte lGn1erCs glatte5.
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Bur 0Siener &lusitcuung. @e6:
Col mn (SrpNtth-tpFp

Die beUoritebeuoe Bieuer lSelt 4u8fel.
lung, melfe AM 1. Utai be9iaut unO muths
maBIi9 uidt Dor Dem 2. ytOU. idIieBen puo,
bat Die J~telieluit bes amerifantiheu Yubli=
fum8 in 10 bObem 9raoe entnidelt, 6aB i'd
mid ueranlaBt iebe, bic Autncrtiamteit oes
BublitumS auf bic NusFfslluu9 BON Gres
bttbrtefen III IeHten, uuh rUeI4en bei Oteier
@eIegeubeit Elm grOBerer Se5ebr, ais bl8ber,
iein miro. SD babe Oieisu llmitanb anticis
put uno oaraui bin Die umfaienOiteu SOr6es
reitlugen nit ben gr0Beren init mir in Yers
btnoung itebenOeu Sautbdulern Guropa'8,
nanentli9 mt Der yllntOn : Sane" tn
gIs,cn - eintIn Der beoeuteuoteu @elo-
SnTtttute 0euti0lanO'8 - ub9eihIOiieu.
g8e4iel unb @reottbrieie 6u ben ntecri9lten
.1Qten bel X. Raine.
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Das Ni8 i'm Su8ouebanma.

Die oberen 9tebenAiiiie res Sueauehanna
beiinotn ii1 nod INNER i'll Den 6eiiclu oes
&tie5; bod mirO oieIc8 mobl Dem JfegeRuet-
ter, melhe8 8ertGteu bon bort ~5uiOlge, 9es
tern elntrat, balO 3I meiten habeu. 3H ule-
len Der tlellern JtebenI ldiie btiinoet iih elm
~betrQttlidIer g8aiierItaao, Der fir OaS anlts=
genoe 0ruuoeigentbum u,tt Obue Sefaht 1T,
bei0noers iOQte Elm lInger anhGIteuoeS
Sturu= uuo Gagaurpetter etntreten. 3et
Sort 0epoIt lit Der 6luB oieien Augeublld
5'emltb bod, BOD, lit QueS SIS unterbalb
@stiOn5z J5lauO idon am DtoHtag Nadmitz
tag in Die BAL hlnaus9etrieben, mOOnrd Der
4u8Ilub oe5 gSaIerS aus Dem Tluiie gang
irei QeuorOeu it,. Die ShieueuittGu9c Der
Philadelphia Baltimore Gentralbabn" iinO
qQu1lld pom Sue btiteit mOrOeu, unO telnc
6iurerniKe itcbeu mebr oCm 0tnOuldpaifren
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