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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28

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Sapferfcit uno 9eltauocn inn einen 9roeer
She'll an Der Ycfrciuus Slunosrrs Su.
@dbreno er 10 ipro6, bislt &obrs6. OH
Iu9en anf feline Sohter 9ebeftct uno alien
gepe9unssn, Die ii4 in ibren 3isen aug,
ipra9n. gr iab 6reuoe uno Stolj ba.
rim nit chamber wedieln. unb sueiie IL
ni9t mebr an Der Wabrbeit ieiner 9lbnuns.
Marie itanh beseiiteri Dor Iobre6t; liz
borbte nit &ibruns auf oas Sob ibsss
Vruoers.
@dbreno Die iunse Mt6tbiloe ibrer
8oter in Der grOBter I~ufre9un9 betra9tets.
pcrna6m man Elm lautes @spirre mebrerer
Stimmen M Der YIorte bes &lOitsrs; Dies
oauerte nur eini9e Nussnblide uno aQes
wuroe wieosr liia. Yalo 6iinete li9 oit
Sblre Der 3eae uno @upOe, &obre6ts
Vrnoer, trat langlam uno NIT nieberge-
l6la9ener Miene bersin, CT ndberts ii6 il.
ncn uno ipra9
Gin 9robss llnslid triIjt uns beute
mein Vruoer, in einem Manne, Der uns
alsn tbeuer 1T. Sie @erter babeu i9r
auf Dem Sdla6tfsloe inter Den Sooter
9eiunoen uno bisrDer in oas 9lOltsr 9s-
bro1t; ieine Seele ihnebt aui leinen gip'
pen, uno pislei6t lit leiue SterbItunoe na'
be-. Gr uiinidt sud nod sa ieben, ebe e,
BON Der g8elt lheibet. i'd bite Gu9 beb-
BALI, i9n bieie lsste 8uait gu cr5cisen.
Sid mad Der S6meter Iocipbs wcu-
bend, fiigte sr binSu:
gu9 Idbt sr slci6iaQs bitten, cole Sa.
me.
Cir idmersliber S4rei entilo5 Den
Ninnoe bsioer 6rauen.
Me6tbiloe fiel obnmG6tig in Die Irmt
hires Voters, unO Wtarle elite, obne nod
auf mas b0ren Su wolleu, nit berger.
reiBenoen &la9en mad Der Sbiir, uno per
lieB Die 3els. Nuf Den 2drm famen s,ps
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mdbtigs aus Den Nrmen oes 3iittcrs /; Die.
Ter fuBte leine Sobter nod cinn0l. UNI
ipOllte geben, Den iterbenosn Noolph gu be-
iu9en, aber Die Sunsfrau, ,pelde Die Nu'
gen OHnete. uno Die abli6t ibres Batter.
oeHerlIe, lib Nd) aus ocn Oanoen DER non
men los, uno risL &obre9t umtlammernb
2aBt mid mil gu9 sebn, Batter baB s1
mid nod einmal liebt. 8sbe mir weld
ifmer,lihss S@pert bur6oringt mein,
Sruit! Mein Satsr i'd iterbe nit ibm -
i6 ilble bereits Den SOB in mir - id
MID ibn ieben ; eilt, fpmnt, o tommt raid
- Gr ttirbt - NoOlpb!
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Setref oss Geiibles, oas i'm @ebeimsn II
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bate. Sieie 8ewibbeit Derurla9te i'm
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Del Der llnmOgli6teit, lsine So6ter ourd
Worte gu trDiten, oriifte er lie felt an ieir
Ssr5. aber Mc6tbiloe wano lib balo au:
Den Sartsn Yanosn, lie sOs &obre9t be
Der Sano fort unO riei
= Batter, erbarmt Gub msiusr
&ommt, baB i'd nod einmal Die Stimm,
meines guien Yruosrs bore, feline Muser
nod einmal in oisiem 2ebcn mid oni4au'
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
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gu Der 3eit no unlere Grabbing an.
bebt, lag ni9t melt BON benz idon erludbn-
ten 2anosute 9yienbur9 elm Yauernbof
Der SanObi9el 9%enannt. Wsnn man
Lungs Der 2anoitrabe fam, iab man iiber
oas &rappelbolj auf ben Growdlen, Die
bort taft iiberaa wie 8rultlpebren oas @der.
lano um9eben. Elm Stid oes weiben Vors
oe.siebels uno einen ma9crn, i1md9tisen
S%eubaufen our6 cine @ruppe BON Sanner
binOnr9i9immern, Die man 9epIlanSt batte,
UNI bas Saus Dor Dem @inoe uno Son.
nenbranoe Su i9iiben. Gin breiter unebe.
ner Wss. NIT Saioeiraut unS magcrr
SrasbGlm9en bswa9lsn uno bon 8agens
seIsiien our9l6nitten, iubrte OILS Sabr.
meg mad Dem SanObisel, pdbren6 cine
InSabl i9moler pIaoe bon perI9ieOenen
Seiten Der iiber Stod urb Sisin aud nod
einsn 3usan9 gu Dem Soie barbotsn.
Gin Yauernpeisn iuie Der SanobiSel bat
ieoO9 tpenig Ip;iebenoes, ,pcnn man Die
pobIbabenosn Web0fte aus me6r beQin.
iti9ten Streden oes Ganoss oamit per9lei6t.
Maa iano bort feline reinli9e Milbwirtb.
i@ait Ooer reid Dsriebene &dietammer,
poraui Der Bauer 9ep66nli6 10 fol, lit.
es itan6en II bier &iibe auj Dem Stall,
uno Gle laben aus, ais % tie aus Den tie.
ben ma9eren Sabren itammtsn, tpomit emf
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butter fannie man nur pom S6reniaoen,
sinIo9 aus benz Srunee, peil bort tein
g8eioeIano Su IinOen uno Gras Elm 2urus-
artitel mar, Der nur nit Dieler Mii6e uno
9roBen Soften 6em Yooen ~a6gerun0en
wer0cn tOnnie /: etluas, Oas aud beuti0en
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lit. Sas Yie1 pirO 6es Sommers iouiel
ais m0gli9 nit Dem 9l6fale aus Der 9iide
uno benz Gartsn 9efiitcrt uno i'm llebri0en
ser Gorge zines baI6erpuaisnen 9u6en
anpertraut, I'M Lungs Der Wrge oas Saioe.
traut a6juna9en OOer 6en Sdlm6sn unO
ShoBlingen nd1julplren.
Obi4on ales lle6rige nit Dem @eIa9.
ten iibereinitimmte nnO Der SanSbi9el ie-
oen Namen, uur ni6t Den elmer ,MuIter.
pirtbl9ait" per0ieute, l~ieierten Die YerJob-
ner bod Den Seueis, Dap Sparlamtsit uno
6leib iiberaa beIObnt peroen, lam man
aud ni6t INNER Sdl0Ier bapon bauen.
Der Bauer bieb GerbarO Sreiien. Sein
Yater bate ii0 iros bes @ioertanbes,
Den inn Der itieimiiitsrli9e Yooen %leiitete,
our9 Offer uno ausoauer 81 einem 9epii.
len g8obltanOe emporssidwun9en, unO ba
Der Sobn, mas bic %9snannten Gi9enl6afs
ten an9ebt, itets in Die 6abitapfen ieints
Yatsrs sstreten mar, 10 mar IN Der 9anjen
Nadbari9ait betannt Dab CT iparm i'm
Neite iab. unb oaber parbe er seW6brli9
Der rei9e Geurt BPM Sano6iigel 9snannt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
LOSS or LIFE AND PROPERTY ON THE SEA.

TERRIBLE GALES ALONG THE COAsT-A VESSEL IN
DANGER or FIRE AND WATER TOGETHER.
Additional reports of disasters on the ocean
renewed upon tho arrival OF almost steamer.
The steamer Cla-bel whtch arrived yesterday from
Savannah. reporTs that tile vessel Z. G. w. Kinds
rived at Savannah from this city March In dis
abed condition Her commander, Capt Hit. reported
that the vessel ard crew BAD had a most wonder
full escape from destruction Tho vessel was
loaded with $50 kegs OF powder and deck
load OF Kerosene oil A general cargo OF mer-
chsndlse was stored below. From the time
OF leaving NewYork 1nfavorab'e weather expert
enced, and when off Cape the caught
in fierce southwest gale. which carried away the fy
ing tb-boom and sprung the topraast. The vessel was
aboring so heavily that 10 sdered to
throw overheard the deck load OF OIL. 1t round
possible, however, to throw the barrels over
tho rah on account OF the violent pitch
ing aud turning Of the ship. and it was
determined to break In the beads OF barrels and let
the OIL ran into the The oil penetrated everS part
OF the ship and ia took fire The deck and
Outside or the vessel we're soon enveloped IN names
Water only added fury TO the fire. and efforts were made
10 smother It, The fear manifested that drop OF
tho burning oil might come In contact with the powder
blown 90 atoms Desperation added zeal and energy TO
the efforts and by fighting the flames inch by inch tho
crew nnaly succeeded IN extlnguishlng inc nre Inc
vessel was badly burned outside and side OF
the galley was entirely destroyed.
About a. IN. on Saturday the schooner Amen, from
went ashore snort distance from Fire Island and
nearly opposite Lawrence Station the Roc kaway
branch OF the Long Island Southern Railroad The cap
tain supposed that he saw Barnegat light in
stead OF tho Fire. Island light and when
he discovered hts mistake attempted to
escape disaster Ivy putting the schooner about, but
the effort was defeated by the blowing away OF the o
and the parting OF tue manmast Control OF the yes
sci was lost and three minutes afterward she struck
The captain and saved with the assistance OF
the men from the esavng station. The Coast Wreck
ing Company Immediately work to save the cargo,
and already has secured large portion or the goods
Ihe vessel however rapidly gong To pieces ana VIII
prove total loss The list Of the Will DO obtained
Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROPOSED.

The Governors of the New-York Hospital
have forwarded their report for the past 10 the
Legislature. The following statistics OF the Bloom
ngdale Asylum: Number Of patients in the Asylum at
close OF 1872 s0; admitted during 1874 10; making
Total OF 299 OF these males l65 females;
covered Is; improved sc; not improved. 49, died 10
total number discharged and died. 12 remaining In the
hospital at the close OF the year. 49, average number
1888. The receipts during the year amounted TO sl6,
16 and the payments s23O85 a. The receipts on ac
count Of the general Institution s41 a. and the
payment s124J6O 49, the society having cash balance
OF s22OOO At close the Society had standing
credit g. and at close OF 1874. s429S3 81
The Committee Ne~Hospitals proposed TO take the
place OF the old City Hospital report that large add
tional hospitals necessary in the city as the ae-
commodatons OF existing hospitals with the exception
OF Bellevue. In OF the demand by the sick
poor There is pressing need. however for hospital
guIements south OF Twenty thirdst for the RELIEF OF
injured. IL also proposed to erect central
hospital the old Thorue estate IN West tfteenth
number OF pavilion hospitals IN the lower part OF
These small hospitals VIII have IL beds each
with physician and one surgeon. The cost Of the
land purchased for the Central Hospital together with
the Tborpe sion. $4,000 and the estimated cost
building OF the hospital is Si350O Owing to lack or
funds however the Society will have 10 borrow money
10 put 40 proposed building and the Board intends
raising f750NO Since the Society Eas been In exist
ence GOA patients have been admitted DISCHARGED and
died. 40; recovered, 2S69 not improved, Lisa; I'M
proved l539; died, S64.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

house. while vet the murdered msns corpse lies where
the given. The last scream has not ex
pired In her breathless mouth, when merry lausnhH
heard approaching the vintners shop ferre
self and voice enough To IN
Roses Hush. yea will rWD your daughters MAI
rage" The Joyous band which enter are Louise anu te
Bernard family who come 70 make some arrangements
for the marriage. When night again falls Pierre carries
Count de Grandchamps body 10 the seine ana tnro" 10
in But the river bears II ashore. Tie police en-
deayOr tn discover the assassin TDCir Investigations
point Count de BuIssey the person most inEesteu
In Count de Graudchamps death, fOr ne Is tne oVe VI
Countess de Grandchamp. True, ner nuroebd nas
abandoned her but then may at any moment return
his In the marital abode Wouu annoy
wife and lover. Count de BusseW - very oth 10 con
truth but he IL menaeed with tOrture Jbo
play Il laid in Louis XVs reign he at last says count
de Grandcamp lived his wife, he necessarily men
aced her unless she him money Count dc Bussey
had met Count de Grandchamp by appointment IN lIe
formers country seat at Suresnes, ana hdd oHerru VI
10000 francs upon condition he quuei Francs
forever. Count de GraEdchamp had accepted these
terms and had received the lOOOOO 1rancs.
The story was plausible, and Count dc Bulssey
spoke with such accent or truth tne PoIicc
believed him. and directed their inves igatlons 10 no
discovery of the assassin. Who had committed crime %
get of the 100000 francs. until the execution
OF a led tO the discovery III count ue
Buisseys house at Sre5nos or Count &c Gfanu
champs poeketbook with 100000 francs IN IT, EflIcny
Count de Buissey the murderer dc Ia suiDeeten 10
torture wiring confession of truth from NM foso
Michel hearing his sreks, cannot Keep Der secret any
longer though her daughters marriage De oIOhe
by revelations she mad returned the lOoOO Iancs
to Count de Bulsseys country house, thinking IL geI
duty restore the money TO it, lawful owner. her
husband attempts to break prison, ana IA snot ny io
seutinel His death removes all obstacles 10 LOUISE
marriage Paris Is going 10 the Amhlgu 10 sec ne
FargueI in the where she IL stanged Nv her
band, and IN the scene where she screams Assassin
in winch freezes the blood in The veins OF the
most Die plaY-gOer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
LATEST SHIP Ne US.
For other ship Ne,cs see Fan! Page.

''' ARRIVED. ... Sunday. March "A.
Steamship Orleans Dearborn NewOrean March Win mo'e
nd uas- q Clara n seaman =, $500. H..
4. haIBh tAlcheseF 'cofSeo"' H. ~ ~H1 AN
Az lii mise pass. J G. Kenyon.
Shp star Ireiani Hughes Calcutta lO2 days
star o N S. Corning Belfast "a GAYS
@ Tor Bird K,rs Cicauqns with and noasse'
Bs William John n 3D. Buck Cadenas 10 days
"s1 stelo Giro ul savarno vine
g DOS nernsnos Mex Alessery, Vera Cl4 "a days With
Eng Henry Dewey of Portland Me- Lorng Masanas 10 DAYS
sch Jas wlett. Dayton Kingston Jam. Jan. 10 FrOu.
Sch. g. g. washington Helbroos, Virginia.
SAILED.
Steamships ABga and haA Tor GasgoN sard Wa Vau Name
WISD--suasei. night z. thick ior
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March "a Arrived Siberia tnrl from Liver
Palermo tBr lEerp0ui bngs sUGsa VOORHEES,
from Ca.catia Nellie Mitchell Cape Hs,rn MoraucT from
Cipuegos ehrs. A. T. Boadsu, C4pc svten; Get.
Sauto Dombgo CITY, Maui from ha1aAkis' speed"el
CaAaI EsroS March "a Arrived Ceetr HAVE;
e. r. Dresser from Baraeoa sad sehr H. l. FULLER TO- Fer1sn
sAv.sSAu March l3--Arvd steamship Metropolis
baFls Ouesa from as tLarou lstsman 1on LS
sehrs Georg.a roa Bsimorr = 4 HAYES, ron Ne.
stgdsw Tor HAVE bars Toledo for
H. sad FOR Se- iorK ssed steamships san
JLciulO for Ncs iot; coming Philadelphia Arrived lAtA
steamship ashlsnd IRON Ne~-lpfs.
NEwU1LKANs March i4Arvo NJ fh- Pas steamships Roya
Minstrel Vcx.buw for Liverpool kncAerhocs-r from New
Tor as4coa SAri steamships ,y OF hrNej. On Neiie,
hudfun; SHIPS R1val barter, AMI jotn teiier.
tusrtEs MoNGoZ Airch fss-l DO Tor 3aliaore bp Or
hFfmr1. T. Toe Esai And b'a.- o. Co. KRIS, } IT,
1850. snosaisr E-urs KI. NJ b. t11rr. ssd mary
Warr.r or New fJrE " D. hcnsr Or Hg5k' tod'' l.
Cosif ald Margaret ucury fir DcstIa Gul- Artbe
Nv~-lau.0ni ,asaa Scrnar. iar FlAaVcn
FOREIGN POLTs.
QrS.ssr1w Hpsct 80 ~ lnra Ln yieemsa2 Lv ni Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

THE EFFORT FOR UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPH

The agitation for the removal of the I'M
slightly telegraph poles from the streets and for the
placing OF the wires underground, IS calling upon the
serious consideration OF the officials of the telegraph
companies persons interested IN the plan OF an
underground telegraph system are IN earnest
and meeting is to be held at early date 10 consider
the question. THE TRIBUNE has already given an out
line OF the views Of President orion Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, aud or
Gen. Eckert OF the Atlantic and Pacific. q.
h. Prescott tho electrician o. the Western Union
COMPANY IN comparing the aerial and underground sys
tenn OF wires. has said upon this subject surprising
everything be built best ana most substantial
manner and under favorable conditions. then one would
De about as cheap other The underground would
DC more costly at first bus ought be less expensive u
keep IA repair To a single wlre doing sna Dnsi-
ness To a remote point would be utterly mpraccahle;
while for q number Of wires running along ~ a common
p0ut OF on u common road for long distance, the IN
dercuund plan has many adv luages There is IN this
city under the control OF the Western Union Company,
about 1000 miles OF II TINS were put under ground
by law 1t would cost about $500 per mile, or over half
million dollars for TINS one company.
III the pan carried out IL wOdld result In several
changes do not think the District Telegraph Com
Dany could stand under 10 except IA very limited de
,ree II wOuiC throw them INTO bankruptcy AT once
The Cold and Stock telegraph Company, too would not
be Ile endure such law and pay. There are eiec
rical objections We're the wires put into the earth
the sending OF 81 pi ches would be much retarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
THE FIRE RECORD.

FOUR PERSONS BURNED IN A BOARDING.
HOUSE.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 14.-The Davis
House, o large sstory wooden building. was entirely
destroyed by fire early this morning. Most OF the fur
nture and the personal effects Of the bOarders were
burned and rapid the spread Of the flames that
the occupants Of the building escaped with great d
Guilty. julia Kelley an employee was taken from the
second story, but dead when found or died soon
after. The charred bodies OF Hector skinner and e.
Smith, boarders, and Margaret Walton an employs
found the ruins this morning. The Olcs OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company was also burned
out the Instruments being saved. The total loss Ia
ABOUT $4,000, with insurance OF 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
AN IMPENDING CONTEST ~ THE PAINTING
TRADE.

The members of the Mister Painters Union
have adopt the tenhour system view of the
opening Of the Spring which IL the busiest part
OF the wear painters aud decorators. Tho various
Journey en paIuters' unions arc determined not TO
work than eight hours each day. and should both
masters and carry their resolutions there will
be a strike to-day. There between 1900 and 1000
iourneymen painters II NewYork. hut they DO not all
belong to unions The present wages sre % 50 per
day and this price will not be lowered. The reason
yen by the boss painters for the demand for 10 hours
asa DAYS nbor Is that they cannot possibly do the
work which they promised to Go under contract
without such action They feel confident
that the Journeymen will be obliged 70
work on the terms offered them, as
the men have Of employ ment during the past
months there beius lutte Tor them 10 DO IN the
Winter except In the way OF ''lOnGshore work
Is vessel painting Thus there only eight
months in year which journey generally can
be- employed. and the painters argue that the
men cannot afford to strike Just az the opening or
the active season.
should there be- a serious issue bet ween the Master
Painters Union and the Journey men's Union the boss
painters not members OF the uniOn-a majority
" whom have objection 10 the eighthOu systein-
would be the only ones benefited By the strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
ErslncE.ne
FgB. corn. 1873


CURES BRoSCHIrIs. CATARRH COUGHS COiD3 LEr
CHRONIC AFFECTIONS or THB THROfr
Composed Of harmless matsrA Il Il IL
no, eupqsm the emphatic approval o. .hya.us
aua exceptionally Wetkao~n
Witness the following;
No 50 wALLsr NKw-y DIRK. j-. T. is7A
gives pleasure add n to ctb
ers IS eoash cold mecne. ave t-ei
9...ely family recommended requeutv Heuds
tlsve ledge results has - o' been
sureess Yours very truly THOMAS " PBARsALL.
OFFICE o. RECEIVERS o. NEw YORK aA(
huAD. No. III LIBERTY l., NEvlOKK, Aos. d, lSsA
deem duty and Co Others say -
troubled affections OF se throat Aa Save De- gresV
relieved ro troublesome ahi
20, nearly two Years o BE remedy which y1s M
and which Is called BROSCH\R' quite souls
not have spoken 'osuuouy
have turing o Iongre bu, fo hs remedy,
daily and oese relieved o .he aceiT = ever
taxing dooa. Of bns enis
cure Of the ~hcb gwen much
have always bad great pr,oe sss directly
seubed ny physician bat this uPs al sd
caunot testimony Of this pOs
,stian Tral, your, hBRAM s HEWITT
No p wssr 22p 81, SEsrcsA. Oct 2 1874
GRSrLExES; Your BROSCHISE" daeea' osa'Sai
distressing cough .ai bnTe great pleasure Az
eneaaous cough mI4 have s'es
u.,, Yon,. tryIv JULIUS CArLIS. j.
No 30 WE,r larHsr. NEwiosk, sept 81" lo'h-
beg that bsSe aJ Jour D"O'Np'Nh 70
nv family gratifying sua have 'Ao !" .'''ni oiI
curative n behalf Of many 81 n, ,. s ~ soaSS,
hronraius oa,ler yoa vol. WFoHs "a ~hhe.9 ,ca tns
p's Is. nv the EELlgF MANUFACTURING cOAPANY 30 az
pe,v.r New York Tor sale b. 'aSN Kit HAZARD Sto.
Sie % 1'i,,e HUDsCr Herald 10 laiag DITMAR Co.
iiVuse, sol by dfsAAsSt '''N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
DIEIL.

AsDBRsON-sudcenr Nneh II wo-4y Crest 'ess Hsbrdsa
Carrie we.iai vie Of ss,h Vi Anaes, ~ wo.,
crs.t " o'clock Cnnsg,, sits the lao treas
| tTsm Rsrty sscoHd-st at Msirose
pz GRODT-Mah L. Brighton r. Jacob Dc GrOos as-s
P Or Monday March o'clock o~ Int '-neenee
DESsMoaE-In Brooslyu Harsh I3, 1875 sf~r orsfllass.
Bssa Odcl, slfr OF Byron DeAstssic ..r 4-.,.,.. a,
fugTa late rsSaose 1i9 Ps'Aa'e GEAR Bed
| or5-ave.. TUESDAY, at o'clock p. NJ
FAT1SGTOSn BROOKLYN, Fdoy syenDE Nara ~ Bmaf, W
daughter Of Harvey and J'es harrington N ' io~
services OF her psen No lie
Ls9srsp BROOKLYN. Monday, i5th INST, st@p n
FRAsBRn Brooslyn D.. 1870 Rs,~tSest PrtsT. I2s
Lsssa ~dO" Of tie Be-sra A. frazer "sTf"rk
Of faper
az D. D.. On Monday Ijth inst
Albany papefs please copy.
FREsDo, Friday March ~ Mrs Erasa,s vhena vic d s'ses
Tie friend. family ,ar member. Of y-pe.osn society," .nf
s ,s ,S,,1s p S.,, ET a he. ss o W. hs
seeondst Monday Aar-s ID at o'clock nv "1noai a'hx
Relative. ieoa, Of The A.y are OsctfaI q,d :. 'asss
his late ense. Tuesday - ,Sh cs II liz
O'Clock Csrrses viii n stog so@srs Centre s,.;op 9.
road Returning from s0mer' Cestre at $3.50
HAYs-op Saturday -niue March 49, 1879 ,e- oas
u illness. " iiam J. hsVs, only 500 II A. X iaTs ,,,.
ved % attend the Tses,y 1914 m. from
Church VI Aith-sye and ir'tss
wiaov OF is nAviland the sl's Pc" Of
2ss Church POug,Eeep.r thay 6'h iO't -
, O'Clock.
JoSEs-u Brossyn Sstusts, morning. William Zones "a tbs Goa
sf Lis
Reknves and friend. f1sr f,n his iss
3l7 Herkimerst il Mondss, the Lou INST
MUCHNORBA T. March H. 1919, % Dsuro
VS.. p. huehInOre
N0aege Ss1rmsy
funeral the Reformed Church aeors Mon
l5 IL oco,s m Boat SlnoLsl D. N K.
Ji5. ssd Peck slip . 10 o'clock o.
Ttndsy March 4 Jobs ~ Pesgrew
youngest Of the late John Pettlguv ot this city
tend ths Of moaeT 20 RAvs.
NOrtoy, March 10, II Oclo1k
The members Of W SO p n hereby summoned
l5th
II sharp the Of Attending a uetAi Of
Jul w HESRY WHEELER Secretary
SCHwARZ--4t Morsaua March Ii Rev. WIiaa sctwar.
40 years month.
Funeral services Episcopal Chuh Of One
and NasbiHcos'sye hooaaJ loh
o'clock Train leaves Fory depot II IL 40 W.
JOHEAE Orange. " j. March 49, 1873. RhaL H. d. Johu
red
Pane or hoaaE March 2:3O Trsins
foot Of Bar-st aud CEnstopiet At li0D dcsda-
ing leave Biek Church station at 1 ~ p
TOTT8S-At Nev-JeseY Wesnesdsy the 10th rs
Julia the late Lieut. George NJ iotn u ; Nay and
tbs Leu. Cot John a. Gamble u Marine ,ofps
Monday, the lJh ins- al O'Clock Fnn leaves ZOOS
Of a o'clock, and NOrrsiOvn
1928 The will be taSsn 70 iEssen ios
UyDERHuI-Or SATURDAY. l3 walter Il UnsTbh the
47th yea o
His friends are Mouday l5t inst
3 D m. 4 - bfOt1eE
Lawrence, No. 81 East Twenty-6ftbst
WRIGHT-At Hampstead L. l.. March g. 1870. MIS- BEEabets
Wright aged 80 ysau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
AN EDUCATIONAL CENSUS OF CHILDREN
BEGUN.

The Compulsory Education act has as yet
hardly made any perceDtble effect the attendance
the public schools AS the term Of attendance re
quired under the act is only IL weeks 1t is possible for
the law to be observed by attendance at the night
schools which reopen APRIL and parents VINO receive
a portion Of their support from the day work OF their
children many instances preparing to follow that
The police authorities. owing to the delay oil
tie Board OF f !ucation in furnishing the necessary
blanks for full census OF all children between the re-
quiate ages have just begun the work OF making Chls
registration and IL will certainly require several weeks
10 complete H. Superintendent Wang gave the necessary
Instructions Tor t2s purpose on Saturday 70 Two pao
men from each precinct, except The HarpOr DeecNe,
ana City Han Precincts and the WORK VIII De Dcgui
to-day The TO these patr0men arc to taho
the name. residence. occupation az anvil and names o
parents and their occupation, OF every emu Det"con
tho ages Of aud IA their respective precincts,
ana 10 blanks whether these children aiteni
school where. The delay tile part OF tue bOaru
OF Education was unavoidable, owing 10 tbe lIhneiso
work which they nad to perform IN MAKING reR'stIa
on BY tho 100000 children whose names ae
entered upon the lists OF membership IN inc city sclooS