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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19
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Mfiiffpm &er3 Sein 6enetnbs
tn 2em5, Nftum.
0teber @anberer!

|9teber @anberer!
gBtr taten Dor eintser 3ett nit 9rcBsm
@ersnusen tn beinem Slatte elm 9rtsfein
aus unlerm Decentralization Waeonta sele'
fen unb baraus serncmmen, baB bort NIT
benz Monnemcnat Mat aud neuss tirdIt
DIES 9eben unb @Onne Su erpaden Begin
men. Dtes ~peranlaete uns, Dir ais cetne
Sreunce unb alte Qeler aus unlernn 9tnter>
buf6e nod etntse paar 3stlen ubsr ttrGltHe
NaGrtGtsn su f6tden. get uns mar NAM
lid bas fattpltfhe 2eten nod ME erfAloft,
murbe absr bas leste Sabr neu aufsefrtiGt
bur@ unfern tlhttsen 6errn Yfarrer @6al'
Ter, bura bsGsn &nresuns unb Gufcrberuns
tptr rentse guiAbauern neben unlere alts
Stride cine fGDne eue Sramettr6e erbau'
ten, bic benz 8aumetfer Germ @esrseSteins
ale Gtre ma6t, unb Der f4 elm Stdet6en
nttt ~ fG6msn brau6te. @te lie9t aabe
bet unlsrm freunbttGen 2afe an etnsm ietr
romantti6en Nlase, umeeben BON bsrrlt6
srunenben Gt6sn. unfere alte Stride TT
Jest ;u elmer f66nen ~serdumtsen SGulfube
uns 9sbreyswobnuns etnseriGtet' unisre
nsuerrih tete bsutlA 'ensltlHe fatholtlhe
@Aule unb Der neus Sdnserhor ntmmt un'
ter benz ttdttsen gGulebrer unb Srsaniiten
@aul MaYsr einen ausse3ethnet sutrn Sort
gang.
3teber Wanberer! Set 70 gut unb fase
betnen 9elern alien etnen fd6nen Grub, unb
an, ndGfsn ROntus fet Bier bas fGOne Self
Der erfen &tnbsrs Spmmuntpn unb Der erfe
@cttssbtsnf in BEN, neusn f66nsn Sempel.
mcsu MIR ane sutsn 8attpltfen unierergo4s
barl6aft frsunblt6f etnlapen. bamtt fe 7&
nit uns freuen uno BON Der Wabrtett bes
@efaeten sp1temmsn iberssusen fSnnsn.
Ter neue Strnendor wtrb NA NIT elmer
pierftmmissn latstnilGen Neds bas erfemal
bS.en laGsn.
@rbalb infer tc4p'fs 9err 8iiAcf Dcn
europa ~surldsstebrt lstn wtrS. wsrDen mir
lbsr fenSas besGefss unlererStraenetnwsib'
uns Ndberes berittsn.
Gin alter Qefer bes Manberer,
TN Namen Der @emetnee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19
@Dm Der 8iiebpfs : @etbe

SIT NilWanfee wirp, wie Der 2efer aus
frIberen Mt%ttbeilunsen reie, ON 20. ,.
Rts. bic Gpnfetraticn bes gum 8tlGDfe bon
GreenbaY erbCbenen brGw'ten Germ s. {.
Sroutbauer Natifnsen. Set btelsm MRtaHe
wirb es bic pielen 6rsunre bes @enannten
tntereiiren gu p%ernsbmsn. bab terltlbe aud
isnietts bee S3sans ned In ietr sutem I'm
benten febt. Gs ptro ndmlt4 bert4tet:
Dte StubtensenDffen bes
bp&w. 8rn. ST.. E. Srautbauer
brabfGtiseH, tbrem e~temalisen nNitalum.
nus" etne anssnsbme nsberra(4ans 3u Zee
uiteu, - pis aus fDleenber NDti3 Der
aussburssr SOfsettuns vpm 81. &prtI tsr'
rprsebt:
Meutduien bel 2antsbut, 16. gsrtl. Den
TN SABRE 1850 in &esensbur8 prbtntrten
@rtefern, iet hermit BITE freurtSe 8unee
9ebra6t, raB ibr tBemoltser Mttalumnus
Or. ST.. E, Srautbauer Dor &ur3em auf ben
btiGDFt6en Stabt ~ Grseabaa. NOroaImss
rita, er5Dbsn mo1ten III. Bet sielsr @ele.
senbeit babsn ulebrere feiner eiRftSen Ntt>
alumnen i'm Gecrsianum aus ben DtSeeien
Nln&ea uub AuSsburs ben @lan sefabt,
benz nsuen 6rn. 9,1dpf unb Sielteben
Ersunbs, UNI i'm unb fG auslei6 su ebren,
etne @eetDr ale 3u lbsrienben ais 3etAen to-
rer freuet9en unb freunelAaftlthen Ibeil'
nabms on isinsr Gresbuns gum gpisccpatr.
Dem nnterset4neten lit bte Gufsabe su9e.
fallen, Gle pielsn Trtunpe bes bOGp'te n
6rn. 8ifGDfs &rautbauer aus Der DtDjefe
&esensturs an Der prCiettirten Gbruns stn'
3ulacen unp itnen 3uslstH bsfAnnt 81 seben,
bab bic Settrdse unmtttelbar an BEN Germ
DOmtapttular Sol. 8rpnaf tn MlnGen
etn9eisncet werpen fO1en.
Sec. Raab, Vfarrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19
0ermilhte Nahri6ten.

S%elesrapbtl9e Dspef6en raelben fOlsen.
ceS:
ger1tn, 13. Stunt. Mbmtrol @arten,
menen a~mertten,l@sn GefGwaDers, 1T pom
RrCnprtp3sn unp benz Chef Der beutlnen
Nartne auf bas 9er5IiAfe enpfanssn nor
ben.
Die ttefaen Entertainer perben benz 9b.
mtral UNI lstnen SifJteren Elm ganfstt se>
ben.
Carl g&urs isSrt i'm OftOtsr mad auae>
rita 3urld.
Der grestauu Sarlbii60f Or. 6ttnrt&
5Rrfer to In WDfen rueSen @rcCmmunt,truns
etnss @eirtttsn CUR Gtle9un9 BON 1000
Marf, ergat. ...itEnceft unc creiunppretbtg
Xaaen nfiS 3rte re!urttellt rrOrnsn.
BeT.t d, -. Stunt Gas preubtfhe
6errenQsI3 I,t - r%tstGG'. gu feinen leo.
| ten A!.es4 i a5g1e r.s : i. aimung ~ benz
GetepntrH.f laslugr sfnient9sn fatbDltl6en
| WtthltNsr, rib en- 8trGengtlfben ben Sc
borlam 0esDstgern, re tbpn aus 9tlats'
| mitteln getslpsten 3ulhate %enfjttbt, unD ote
Annette 9tlung ces Gntpnrfs nber &ufbsbung
| Der Dem fatbclti6en Citrus unbe4,nberten
Gerttbr nit Jcm unt tte u~nabtdpaiar Ser.
paltune Der Gsr'afessl selegentett auli.
nsrnptn GsrlaNuuafpG sfapptn.
2~ueensIpp n. ~. SUIT. Der Ddr1.
| BIER Gttp Of @beiel TIA teute NIT ben aura
Observation-Disclosures yretsl9,s6sn aiebenpen
AmtrtfdnerR bier elm.
Die amsrltani. den G6isen tpurbea BET
ibrer Mntunft I'm 6afen BON SueenstCpn
Don etEsr Delegation Der Stabt Dublin unb
res trtfhea G1ugenrerelns tn Gmpfans se>
nDmuaen unb ng1 Quetn5temn beglettet. rcn
peGen GtnwCbnrrn fe auf eas 6er3lt6Ite
beDiatommt Wurpen. Sie einsen NIT Dem
MoenbtuSe ndG @Crf ab, UNI mCr9en ete
astle mao Dublin fCrtjulegsn. ais ne tn
2ueenstppn Das &ane betrater, e~rpielfsn tie
BON etnem YoIt3ettnipfftcy Die fGrtltitne
GrfenntntB, maprenp tpres AnTsntPatles IN
SrlanD Wafen ~ trageu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19
Gin bemticber fatbDlifcber 2eb=
rersNereifs


rntrb In Cincinnati cr9antfrt, tute Der
Matrbettsfreune bert1tet. Die beutfAen
fattcltl6en 9ebrer son Cincinnati unb I'm.
sesenb battsn felt uastreren Wc4en @crteb'
ruasen CUR Grunbuns elmer fclHen Gonfe'
rers setrrfen unb iih Orsanifrt bur6 CT.
watlune Ger 2sbrer.Subtlare 9. s. S. Gel.
lstuf& ale gr6fpent p. t. unb SD. 2cbmtl.
miller ais @efrstdr PIT. &m lesten Cam.
flag rorsn Is 2etrer In Der ct. Norten.
&nabenlGule perfammelt. Ger @rGfbent
srOfnete NIT eintsen @orten bic geriamm'
lung. Na6 msbrietttser Dissolution wurps
bann fclsenDe Contribution Der ansemstnen.
bsutidsn rOmtfG tattOltl9en Ssbrer.Gpnfe.
rsn5" anssncmmen:
y Der 3wsd bss geretns TT, bur6 ttsc,
rettide unb pratttfde gcrlefunsen unb De-
batten f& sessnfeitis au rsruO1fOmmsn, uno
auf ttefe @sife tte gGulen su bsben.
p Inn htelen 3wsd au erretAen, felt ber
gsretn fi& gang unter bic 9ettuns Der ftrG'
ltGen SebDrbe. Sin bonn bc&w'fen Gr3et'
i4of ernannter @rteaer TT ex oficio Gbren'
prdibent nnb lsttst ate gerfammlunssn
srenn ct sssenmdr,ts TT. Gu9 inb aus
VrieRer ba3u tSft4f etneelaoen.
81 aae @Orlefunsen unb Debattsn 6sste.
ten fiG nur auf pas edutfaG unt ale Yer'
fDnli6tsiten fnb Rrsnse gu permeibsn.
~ Die @erfammlunsen finben etnual tn
3Onat unb ;trar r~crldufs am erfsn Cams
tag jetes Ncnats um sebn 1br Moraens II
Ger ct. Martens6ule fat.
s. Gtntrtttssslb pber gettrGse fnb ntn
erfcrtert: u BITE nctbwsnbtsasn BlGs>
wsreen ssmetnf6aftlth besablt, naGhem tt
Stimmsnmebrbeit fOl4es bsfGlOfsn BAT.
Sur fatbOtiiGs 2ebrer, BITE an elmer fatto
itfden SGule cine &nfsGuus taben, fSnns,
als Nttsltsber aufsenrmm met werben.
Guf Gntras psrblstben bic rcrtin senann
ten 8eamten bts 81 Der am erfen Samfa!
Ses Wlpnats Septemter b. s. fattfntenbei
gsrfafhmluns In Surtttcn, anb perben ben,
ad6E Bite erfcrrerlthen Nebenseese 3u Dor
fe1enber Contribution betsefast sperben.
Dteie Serbienali6e Srsani1atipn pirl
fiber febr quite Sridte fur bic Gntwidsluri
Der fateoltiGsn SGulen brinsen unb per
bient aud anberw6rts NaGabmuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19
Is tneefanb t.
Mms Netp Him.
Rein Mlm. 9. Stunt, 1875.

Rem lllu. 9. Stunt, 1875.
9ieber @anberer!
SD babe bsute fir Did 3psierlet unb
3par gang gerlNispenes aufaattiHen. CT
ftens freuttses. 6eute wurbe cine ptertd'
etse Setter In 8strtff pesSubildums selHlci'
fen.
Die burAaus %sebiessnen gcrtrdee bes
tphw. %ate,s 8i1arD, S. j., aus Rantatc.
nit Der Gnape GCttss 3Ossn gang auberor.
bentli4 ptel MenfAen tdsltA CUR &trHe bin.
nebsr feds buncert SerlOnsn, tatt wentSen
Musnabmen nur Der @emeince tn Stem utm
anssbOreap. empFnSen bet bteierWelesenbett
has 81. &benrmabl. Cine 70 lebbatte Se'
tbeiltsuns bsim GmpfanSe Der 81. Satra'
usente bat l1 BIER. nod nte tunb seseben.
Sur ben Denter, wte fur ben 3wetFer finb
obtSe 3ablen Aulas ~ ernfer 8etraGtune,
Gerape In New nlur, no man ur(pransltN
fetne StrGe bulosn wOtte, wo bic &atbolt
fAe fFIbsr arg ansefetnbet, bte 2este mar,
bic erbaut purbe, wO etsfe Stride i6cn fr
oft ais I'm @erf01e i4 bsfnbenb bsf6rteben
tpurbe, tn New'nlm, NO metr @prtrdee uab
&scen sessn bic @ldub'stn unb DEFENDERS
aesen ote &atbclifsn i'm Stane Der lcse.
nannten MuftII1ans 8ebaltsn wurben, ais In
trsenD elmer 9tabt Der Union, I'm 8srbdlt.
ntfe leIner Gtnpptner. puGs Serabe BITE r6.
mild fatbOltf6e Stride mdHttssr, ais IT.
ssnspO in MtunsfOta cher ptsaeiGt In etnt.
gen @taaten bisfer &epubltf.
SIN Sabre 1869. alfo Dor feds Sabren.
tOnnte Der @rlnber Der Gtmetnbe, &ep,
4teranbsr 8srsbOlp, nur IS Sautltsn beme.
gen, f& ais tbdtise unb utrtlt4e NttsltebeI
Der Stride an3ulGlieBen, unb nun itnD ube'
= b~reibunbert 6amtlten TN 8irhenbuHe etn'
Setrosen. Matlrlt9 Rnb bic NaHbarse'
metnpen niHt etnbereGnet. Dieie CAB
barfte Der @sfammtsabl Der SLrnerfamiltsn
Der luttertfGen uab ntstsObtftfAen SAINT
lien, In Nep ulm niGt pisl naNfsben. Nu
Ssbrtrdftsn unb Grstebunssmittsln, S9ul.
eebaueen TT bic fattoltfGe &trGe In Nen
nlnt Der freten&fapemie anertannt.. ebenbIr.
ttg, mann ni6t pDrous.
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SnlaMOii9e Na9ridteu.
Rtr otto 9.


Der 8c&w'ae Or. 8il6of Sstbenbuf&
wtrb am 20. Sunt In &t6mpnb, Stearns
60. bic bI. Girmuns ntbstlen unb am 4.
Suli bic ct. Mentelinusfir6e in0urembur8
etnmetten unS BET tieier @eleseRtett ealelbf
aud firmen. Gbenlo tn ct. SUbn's college
ON "a. Stunt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19
e5u ct. Spbm's GDue8e

Nib am "a. tislss Mpnats bic iGtrliGe
ErbtbtttDn Der pUrtissn Btlbunss. In.
falt nit grocer 5sisrltAteit %fattfnesn.
5reunee rerlelten iinp beisns stnseIasen,
Der GrtibitiCn beisumcbnsn.
Sn ct. GlOnh ipsnbete Der tc9p'fe
&srr 8tfGof u. Setbsnbuf4 IestsnS Onntus
1874 Stnpern bic tl. 6tlmuns; BON btelen
sstOrsn l6S mad ct. GiPuS unS bic abrtssn
In bic N~tiICnsfattUn res brGw. MtfiCndrs
8ub.
SDm Der 8iibpfs @eibe
tn ct. @lCuo 1T naGsutrasen, tab BON ben
benz neuen 8iiGDle Iterre6ten 0efGsnten
cine pra6tsple Mitra nebf tUfbarem Sting
Elm @sl6sut Ger @ttet ct. eutwis am see
TT.
Serner Har i'm 8eriGte ni6t anseseten,
bas Der tat6Olii@e Ssretu huu &i@mouO,
Steorns COUNTY, sbenfa1s auf benz Selpias
e1lAien. Das ltsesn l4 bic waderen
Greunte RON &t6mGne niGt nsbmen, trsnn
es aud etwas nett war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29
BROOKLYN.

There are sl2 convicts In the Kings County
Penitentary.
The arrests By the Brooklyn police last week
numbered 800.
Work on the East River Bridge will be resumed
during the present week.
boatman IN the river, loot Of Van Brunt street, on
Saturday. Deceased was about SO years OF age,
was nve feet eight inches, and was very well
dressed. rhe BODY was removed 10 the MorQue
where II awaits Identification.
During dispute which arose on Sa turday night
between Mathew Small, OF No. Is Dikeman street.
and j Inn Dawson and Ausey Meyers, on Walcott
street. the former procured club ana beat his
antagonists severely about the head. The prisoner
Will be arraigned before Justice Delmar to-day.
Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Patrolman Close, OF the East New York squad,
found man lying in the hallway OF a tenement
house, on Bay avenue, near Sheffield, bleeding
from several severe wounds about the head and
neck. The man, whose name IS John Pobelitz, Is
twenty-siX years OF age, is laborer and was in
the employ oil Samuel Rapelje, OF New Lots.
He refused to give the police the name OF his as.
saant but the authorities obtained certain
points OF lnlormatlon from other sources which
led 10 the arrest OIL Herman Schroeder. The pris.
ouer, who Is thirty years or age, Is a working.
man. admits having inflicted the injuries on
PopelitZ but claims TO have done solely In SELL
defence. Tne doctors at the County Hospital, Flat
Dusn, where the injured man was removed, con-
slider his condition TO be critical. There are
twelve Rashes, made with large pocket knife, on
the face and neck OF PoBeltZ, MS nose almost
severed from his face.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29
LONG ISLAND.

Governor Tilden has appointed as wreck.
masters, TO ill vacancies in Suffolk county, Jason
Heart, OF Amityvile; Indwell .. Smith, OF Bay
shore and william Il. Howell, Of centre MortcheS.
All the bays and haroors on the north side or the
island, OF Greenport, still flied with ice,
and it will take several days Of mild weather TO
clear them. The Ice in Nortnport Harbor Is
reported 10 DE still about ten inches in thickness.
There are great number OF small craft blocked
IN at Huntington and oyster Bay haroors.
Numerously signed petitions have been pre-.
sented to the Suffolk county Board OF Supervisors
praying Tor the repeal OF the Easthampton Fishery
act, passed by the Board in 1854, giving to that
town exclusive privileges in the escaop nsneries.
They Will command the cary attention OF the new
Board, to be elected AZ the Aprli town meetings.
Some time on Saturday night thieves broke into
the store OF Mrs. Eliza Edwards, at sag Harbor.
They found only seventy-one cents In the money
drawer, but got valuable gold watch. Probably
disappointed at the small amount OIL their booty.
they smashed the glass III the showcases, twisted
the metal irames out OIL shape, trampled uDoonS
under foot ana did considerable other damage.
Notice OF appeal in the Kelsey cases on the queS
ton oil change OF venue having been served upon
District Attorney Tuthll, Of Suffolk county. 1t Is
understood that Mr.. Tutnll, with whom eX-Attor.
ney General Barrow Is associated proposes 10
bring on the appeal some day THIS week, II posi-
bic, III order that decision may be reached III
time, II IN his avor to nave the cases brought 10
trial az the coming term ol tue Court OF oyer and
lie miner, wnich will commence at Rlverhead on
the District Attorney has some important testl-
mony TO produce at the trial.
The murder OF Milton Miller, the lone fisherman
OF Greeuport which TOOK place last August, has
again been brought to mind by the discovery OF
the gun known to have belongel to the unlortu.
nate man, and which was supposed 10 have been
carried away by whoever was guilty OF his murd r.
1t was lound in an ola unoccupled mousse at some
llttle distance rom the one occupied by Miller,
standing against the wall OF u hall rooIc and
covered with aust and coowebs. Miller was in
the habit vi gong to this house anu storing bis
me- s, &C., and doubtless ielt the gun where IL was
IOuud Tnore IL nothing IN the cir cumstAnce tend.
ing to elucldate tue mystery OF his death,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29
ANOTHER POLICE CAPTAIN AR
RAIGNED.

CAPTAIN WILLIAMS CHARGED WITH TAXING
BRIDES.
Another scandal in police circles will be officially
brought TO light next Thursday afternoon at Po-
ice Headquarters. This time the accused s
Captain Williams, oil the Fourth precinct, formerly
oil the Eighth, who, 1t Will be remembered brought
upon himself so much severe Criticism last sum-
mer by the hostile ana obnoxious course he adop-
ted toward the Board oil Education wnen re-
quested by that body to furnish information rela-
tive 70 certain houses OF ill-iame adjoining a
scnoohouse Ia his precinct. The complainant
IL superintendent Waliing, who has presented
TO the Board Of Polce commissioners char. es
and specifications against Williams, based upon
Information received from a Louisa Smith, keeper
OF an alleged house OF III ame. The speclnca.
tons set orth tnat the defendant, wnue Captain
oil tne Eighth precinct, III tue month OF June last,
accepted from the SAID Louisa smith various valu-
able presents, among which are the lolowIng:-
Six POCKET halukerchleis, valued at $50; a gold
headed cane f25; pistol. $40: pair OF slippers,
tlO; veIVet vest pattern, sIl, ana nail oozen
par OF socns, 50.
10 Is urtner set lorth that when MISS Smith
ceased ~ give Captain Williams auy mUre presents
lie ~ uliamsl had her arrested on charge Of
keeping dsordery house ana she was arr aigned
before Justice Flammer at JEFFERSON Market Po-
lice Court. copy Ol the charges aud specinca-
lions has been served upon captain Williams aud
we trial 10 ses down nor tue LIST oil Aprn ~
Two r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29
NEW YORK CITY.
The police made 1850 arrests during the week.

The police made 1850 arrests during the week.
There were reported 6o4 deaths, 4i9 births, 80
marriages and 81 still births during the week.
The Association Tor the Relief of the Poor OF the
Tenth Ward distributed ratons to go families in
their store, No. lOi Allen street, last Saturday
The following Is the weekly report OF the Board
OF EXCISE for the week ending March 27, 1876
Number OF applications Tor licenses granted 92;
total amount received Tor same, So. 200.
James Scott tell In the river al the foot OF East
ll0th street last saturday night was rescued by
Waterman removed to Wards Island Hospital
and died soon alter. An inquest Will be held ON
the body.
James Purcell residing on Forty-fourth street,
near Ninth avenue, attempted suicide by cutting
his throat win a razor while under the influence
OF liquor yesterday afternoon. The wound Is not
dangerous. He was removed TO Bellevue Hospital.
John Lawer and Mary Ann Lyons. both living
at No. 140 Mulberry street, had an alteration III
their residence yesterday afternoon, during which
Lawler cut Mary Ann across the hand with
knife. inlictinp severe wound. he was arrested
and locked up.
A first class sparrng and gymnastic exhibition
VIII occur az Turner Hall, in East Fourth street,
on Thursday evening, April /. II will be for the
benefit o Professor John Long. who is the tutor IN
the manly art OF great number OF athletic young
members OF the STOCK and Gold exchanges. On
Wall street there Is an enthusiastic desire eX-
pressed that the exhibition snail be one OF the
most interesting ana best attended displays OF It's
kind which has ever occurred III this city
Early yesterday morning George Marrett, a
waterman at pier NO. 80 East River, and George
George Jacobson sailor belonging to the steamer
Eleanor. lying at the above pier, became engaged
III an atercauon and eaca pounded the other
vigorously with club, both sustaining at the ter
mination OF their battle severe scalp wounds.
patrOlman o. the Seventh precinct ended the
ARRAY by marching the combatants TO the station
house. where police surgeon dressed their
wounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29
WESTCHESTER.

marriage took place at YonkeIs recently be.
tween youth OF sixteen and girl OF fifteen. The
juvenile pair were united by one OF the resident
cergymen aud with the lull consent OF their re.
spectlve parents.
According TO the annual report OF the Health
Oflcer at Yonkers, just published the mortality in
that city during tue past year has been at ex.
traordlnary light rate oil eleven Ia every one
thousand persons.
at an adjourned meeting OF the Board OF super
viscrs, he'd ip White Plains on Friday the special
committee on matters growing out Of the Annex.
alton act ported that they mad drafted bill Tor
the settlement OF the questions involved and had
forwarded IT to state senator Robinson, and that
IL uad been introduced and reported rom the
committee to which 1t had been referred. Alter
the TRANSACTION OF some other uDimportant bust.
ness the Board adjourned SINE de.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29
LITERATURE IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, March Il, 1875.
Within the past two weeks matters IN the pub
fishing line have considerably frightened, and
the various nrms are beginning to stir themselves
little more vigorously than OF lase. ]. X. Osgood
4 Co. issue ''Castle Nowhere; Collection OF Lake
Country sketcnes," by Constance Fenimore Wool.
son-a volume long promised. and by those VINO
know the LADY and her writings eagerly expected.
Several, II not ali, OF these sketches have APP
peared ia the different magazines, and have been
widely copied by the different newspapers
throughout the country. Miss Woolson is q great.
niece Of the distinguished novelist James FEM.
more cooper and inherits-if there really Is
such thing as inheritlng mental quali.
ties and cnaracterstics-a fair share OF
the peculiar talents OF her ancestor. Like
him. she selects the forests and wild
regions OF the border country for the scenes
Of her tales, and the rough, haf civilized den.
liens OF those localities for the larger part OF
the actors In them. coax Ridge-an Old Time
story by j. Emerson Smith, Is announced by
the same firm, to appear on the 2otn. 1t Is
story in which the ordinary novel reader will
delight full OF mystery ana suspected crime, and
rich in dramatic situations The opening scenes
are laid IN Maine; the story shifting suDse.
quenty to England, ana closing finally the
locality where II began. The plot Is fashioned
alter those OF wllkie Collins and the interest in
the narrative well sustained.
"Perect Love Castetn Out Fear" Is the title OF
a novel announced by Messrs. Lee Shepard,
whicn VIII probably see the light the coming
week. In many respects it Is the novel or the
season. The author. Katharine Sedgwck Wash
burn, has already gained a aatterlng reputation
as the author OF two successful romances. pub.
hsned by the same firm. The present Is much
more nnisned performance. IL is evident that
much care has Deen gwen to 1t; still, IL would
bear pruning. The reaoer who dlsllxes digressions
anu sentiments, and reads only 10 "see how 1t
comes OUT" Will be apt to ges impatient over
some oil the pages, and yet IT Is plain TO see that
these are the very places over wnlch the author
fingered the most Lovingly, and ssroye to do her
best work. The plot is by no means complicated
one Beatrice Sinclair coquette, as all Deauu-
ful women are, alter series OF conquests and en-.
gagements, finds at last the man whom she truly
loves, and breaks OF nor latest sugsaemont to
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Undaunted by the maxim that she who manages
his own law case has lool for a client" London
publisher advertises a twelfth edition OF every
Mans own Lawyer" headed In staring capitals,
mo More Lawyers Bills !"
Mr.. Carlyle Is out in letter In behalf OF an
amendment OF the law OF copyright which reminds
that OF the philosophers earliest utterances
was an appeal to Parliament to extend authors
rights TO sixty years, and cut or the stealing Of
the publishers. cater sixty years." said the SEN
tentious Thomas, "they may begin to steal"
Under the title OF "Pius TX. the story OF His
Life, with Gnmpses at the National Movement In
Italy," Mr.. A. o. Legge has glyen TWO large 90
avos to the English public.
Some OF the sparkling criticisms OF the late
Sainte Beuve on the literature OF England VIII be
translated under the title OF English Portraits"
Mr. Thomas Frost mas written book on "Crcui
Life and Circus Celebrities" soon to De published
In London.
Father John O'Rourke has written an elaborate
history OF the great Irish famine OF ls47, with
notices OF earlier Irish famines, which makes Q
book OF 600 pages.
That learned and eloquent historian, NJ. Fustel
de Coulanges has published the first part OF hi
"Histoire des Institutions polltiQues de pancienns
France"
Tneophne Gauter's book on icons an tin ople,r
which displays all the characteristic pictures que
ness OF his style, will DO published In English BY
Henry Holt co.
Miss Frances Cobbe's Hopes OF the Human
Race Here and Hereafter" being her latest
volume OF essays, win be reprinted bv Jane,
Miller.
The hopeless variation OF tie English language
In England Is well illustrated in the Rev. W, d.
Parish's new Dictionary OF the sussex Dialeoe
and Collection OF Province aiisms.n
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RAILROAD WARS.
The Interests Involved in
the Pending Struggle.

IT'S CAUSES AND PROBABLE. RESULTS
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Necessity OF Improved Terri-
nal Facilities.