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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

effect, baB Sic AIioniiten aud i6re suten
Solitionen anfJaben, wel9e fe an re6tcn
uier Der 9lrsa, smiiben ben Soriern 6uarte
uno Siuaba, II 2sgna Oitli3 pon Bam:
plona. lnne batten, nm Die binourdil6ren:
ben StraBen in Die S5dler pom 9tonceuaQes
uno Baltan untsr 6eusr Su balten. Sic
perlieBen Oieie Steaung III GiIe, ais Der
9lasfau Der 0arniion uon YonpIona eeoen
Die 6aupiltsllnna Der 9arlilten nidt oe.
lang uno Die Iusialtruppen, i'm Nngeli9t
oeS 6einoes %entmutbigt, muerri1teter
Sade umfebrtsn. Ger cdrliitii6e Sriga:
oeseneral Sunquera, welder Der Steaang
0uarte: SIllabd 9egeniiber commanoirts,
bemd6tigte lib oerlelbcu alsbalb, woourd
Die uOlige GiHl3Iiebumg Don YampIona
iu!eocr perfect geuoroen lit.
Sn Alaua beliben Die GarIiiten nod i'm,
mer i5re suten Steluugen i'm 9iorpen uno
Often, unO bat iih bier, 10 uie bel Giteua,
9tl9ts uerdnoert.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

auf benz Seltlanoe ni9t tOnuen. Oret
Mul bes cages sutes 5leii6 uno treiaide
3utoit, 10 baB ii9 Der 0isnit6otentiim bdus
fig BON Dem Der 9erri9aft ni3t anterIasis
pet.. Oamit lit ben Orsaniiatorsu bes
neuen Sereins nidt seniist. Sic uertuus
gen rpeitere i3useitdnoniie, barunt,r Die
Wo9e minoeftens orei 4benoe .sur pilIene
i9aitli6en 9luSbiloung un6 Gr6oluns" u.
nebsn benz Sonntag Die ISOLDE penigltsns
einen 6eiertag. 90 an;iebeno 6as peripros
6sne elplii9e Oaieiu lid aasnimmt, bat
Der gori6la9 sur Grtdmpfung besisIbsu
uermittelit zines Ssrsins bod aud feline
Sdatterleiteu. Die Seper6er um bas In
Aasli9t gcitelte dolce far niente loQcu
uor Der 6auo ieoe No6e eincn S3iQtna
ia DE Tcrein5tdiie einSabIen, wentsItens
bis Die 3abl 10 erbe6li1 m1epa9Ien in,
oaB Elm t~leincrer 9eitrag 9enii9t. 81
i9lau lino Ole meiIten Oienlt6pteu bod,
Dab lie ibre S9ilia9e in iol5en wa9rbaft
tiirfii9sn Nert6en an;ulesen ibeuen, pie
iebr lie audi Die @nipriide 9ut6eiBen m6aen.
Die Gintreiber bes neuen Gereins ba6eu
bis JEST crit iebr penige S9iQin9e einass
nommen, uno inter oisien llmjtduoen its6t
gu befir6ten, oaB Die @riinouns isbll5la.
gen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

Iirifa.

Der y6sralo" brinst Sen bauptiadIids
ten Snbalt ,wsier Srieie Ses 4frita &ei.
lenoen Senrp so. StanIep, wel9e relp.
BON II. uno ii. Qpril in tlagala in
Uganda, e~ritere Die 0auptltaSt bes pom
6Oni9 Wstla rssierten 9anoes in MitteIairita
oatirt iino. Stanlep uerucultdnoist in
Oenlelben leine Ietten Veri1te, luelhe bier
I'M Ottober eintrafeu unb bsi9reibt feline
grfOrl6unsen Der llfer oss @ictoria gfipe
ania Sees. Gr ueriu9t %nad;upeiien, oa6
entgesen Der Nnli5t giuin9itonss uno In
in usbersinitimmuns init Der Spste's Der
Victoria See cine unsetbeiIte @alerfld1e
1T uno SaB Ser SluB Sbimesiu oeu See
bauptiadli6 ipeilt unO lsner Saber als bic
0auptquelIe Sss Wills betrabtst werben
mus.
Gr bei9reibt pisls imtereiiante Bubble
uGbreno Der Reile. so iparS er zines Gas
ses pom 100 nit Spesrsu bepaiineten Gins
geborenen, Die lid IN 10 Sanoes befanSen,
anseg1ifen IS gsIlng ibm, cen Angriff
nuh beIt;9em Rampfs ;uriii,upsiien, 10;
bel bret Der NnSreiier 9etootet wuroen. St
bate iiberbaupt Don ben Sflausnbdnblern
81 Miaunra auf benz See pisl ~ Iei6en.
sSn Witia's Eager trai sr am IL. glpril elm
ano waro BON ibm nit sroBem Bonp una
nit 0er;Ii3teit empiansen. Wtia usraus
~itaItete ibm ;u Gbren peribieosns 6eltIi1.
teiten, unter anoerem cine Slottenreuue aaf
benz See, at Der 81 Canoes, nit 2 500
Senten benIannt, bstbeiIlst waren. MnSes
rem Cages fano cine @ettfabrt aui Sem
See itatt, nobel Die sIei9e Nnsabl Canoes
nit 80 Huoerern bsmannt, betbsilist mar.
Der RSnis fiibrte Sic 6IOite ieIbit an. Die
3abl Der !3ui6ausr war beSsutsno; untsr
oenlelben befanbsn ii1 Die 800 Sraueu oss
SOniss. slm britten Gage ,eistsm 5000
Mann Gruppen ibre @si6ttli6teit im
S4ie6en. Der &onis sebietst ibsr swsi
Utiuicnen llntertbanen. Stanley ribmt
ieinen Serltano uno bssei9net i'm als einen
Seuider, Seilen 2ano ben bsltsn 9lnbalt
fir Die enblibe Civilization isnes Sbeiles
pon Iirita biste. Sbslei6 Mubamebaner,
bstra6tet er feline Setebruns gum Gbriitsns
tbum alS ni9t unmo9li6 uno smpiieblt ieiu
gaao ais Elm S~esisnetes 6elo fir Die Ius
%ltrenSun9en Der Wfiiiiondre. Stanlep's
9eri4ts iibsr Den &ei6tbnm pnS Die Sa6ns
belt eeS Sanoes lino entSiidenoer art.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

Sn 9pnbon warS untsr Den Oienitbotsn
eeS Weltenoes cine SsruantS' 9ti9bts SO'
eietp gesriinoet, wslde often fir Die Grlars
sunS Der 9sbubrenosn &edte Der Oisnlibo:
ten tGmpien loll. I'm Den 0eoanten zines
SampisS fir Die &e9ts Der 9ienltboten III
authorization Samilien gouoon0 III lciner
sau,en gdderli6teit gu be9reiicn, muB man
wilisu, oaB Die 0srren SamcS nno Oamcn
Settp Den sroBtsn Sbeil oeo &oses gar
ni6ts 81 tbuu BADEN mo babel ieben, mas
neutrality-suspicious. mo llutertunit anbe:
lan0t, pie IS Die meiltsn Sar9eriamilisu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

Die MiBernte, weI9e &uBIanS in sic:
lem Sabre beimssiu9t bat, ibsrtriiit ale
bi8ber oaseweiensn, namentli9 Sur6 Die
rieiiseu O~imeniionsn ibrer rdumli9en Nus.
ptbnuug. Sic lit feline Sytlide Gri3si.
nung, ionoeru Elm &otbitano, wel6er fat
Die garSe 4tertrumenSone oes europail4en
&uBlano bctroiien bat. Ton Srel bis CUR
&rim, pon Samboip bis Sopolst, pon alen
Seiten Der eri3allen aIasslieosr iiber
sureidenbe Grnte. Ole pom Der WttBernte
beimgeluGten @essnoen BADEN iebt ni6t
aui llntsritieuns gu rednen. SeSen briidt
bic sisus Notb. Sine speite GiSentbiim.
Ii6teit ser pieSidbrisen Mi6ernte berubt
oarin, oaB iie uou 6nttsrmansel besleitet
1T. Nibt II cas @etreioe, ionScrn aud
pas gras bat uon Der anbaltsnSen 0iirre
s%slitten. Sn BEN meiiten 0streioe er,eu:
9enpen @puuernementS man9elt eS an Sen
unS Strob CUR 6iitterans SsS Tiebes, uno
Die Sreiie pieier Yrooucte baben i4on iett
cine angemObnli9e S6be srrei9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23
Plus @elnbauleu mirb asmelost: ,8i

Plus @elnbauleu wiro semelost: rBie
beSeuteuS Der oiesidbrise NepfeIs Grtras
bieliser @sseno mar, 1T oaruus ,a .rieben,
SaB bis gum 6. B. folseuoe Senounsen
ALIEN AM bisiisen Sabnbofe usrIaoeH wurs
ben, ndmlid mad 5raatiurt fani 2aounsen
nit AZ, 900 SiIosramm, mad @Irttembers
90 gaouassn nit 240, 100 Silosramm lno
uno md 9ouano iiini 2aounsen nit So:
600 ailcgramm, ;ulammeu 34S, 100 8i!o:
9ramm ODER 1862 Gen,ner, wosu nod 3S
Gsntner in fleinsn Ssnouussu fommsn.
OaS wirosu uou 1000 Gentner aeben, uno
Den Gentnsr ouraituittlia gu feds Miart
(eber mebr, ais w~euissr) sere6net, piroe
Die grnte fir alein bier am @abnbOf abse:
~lisierts aepiel unsefdbr 4 $1,000 Narf in
%uniersr 9sseno sebradt baben.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23
Sdnemarf.

Gas tleiue &6nisrsi5 Oancmars III pisI'
Ieidt SaS brltuermaltcte Qano Garopa's u.
b%efincen lib ieine 6iuan;en, trobosm Die
Steuerlalt cine auBeroroentIib 9eytn5e 1T,
in portreiili9em Suitanoe. Die ednil3s
Staotsi6ulo betrd9t nur 1856 Wtilllonen
9ronen pom psl6sr inoeB pole "a VfiliOs
nsu, Sronen i'm 2auis reS uori9cn Sabres
sstilst worocn iino. Ole Gintiinite pe5
rcum . Miaionm GinwObner ,dbleuosn
pGne3en8 betrn9en i'm Sabre 1874 Die
enorme SRmme ron So GIiliOnsn Jlsidss
fronsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

BIS jum Sabre 1878 iolen limat.
lids neue Sorts UNI R6lu ueblt Seu !3ut.
ldenpertsu uoQeuoet lein. Die Sorts BEL
Oedlteiu, MiinssrsSOri auo YofIemlnbe
lino lboa 10 weit I'M Saa Oorseidrittsu,
SaB man ibrer gplsnoung anfanss oss
nddifen Sabres entseseullebt. Die Sorts
bel Niheu]erg, 9onserid uno Wiebl wers
ben i'm Sabre 1877 uno Sieienisen bel SO:
Nor uno @obensirden, wel5e sulett tn
Nnsriii seuommen poroeu iiuo, i'm Sabre
1878 iertiq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23
Scrbicu.

Sn Der Ssrbii6sn Sfupidtiua ifsIlte stu
Wbssorpnstcr iol9enoen Nntra9: Gr
wini1t, baB man, Sa SiiemGno isst quite
@ei6dite ma6t unb 9Ile nod pa;u an Der
@ren,e iteben miiIlen, ben Seamtsn Den
9e5alt ent,iebs, baB Oieie bis aui 8slteres
pon ibren griplruiiien leben iousn, unS
Dap nit llusuaBme Ginger, Die ben Oisna
usriebcn miiisn, ale 8eamten on Die
@rsn;e arsmari6iren iouen. Dieter aus
tras lit Dem betreiienSem ausidlaiis ;use'
pisisn ppreen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

ueber BEN Sur9 bas sroBe Uranium:
sIif pom l2. .. M. anSeridtete Sdaoeu
itreibt bas v@sitf. goltsbl." POM II.
Oftober: Gs lit CUR 3eit nod ni6t m6s:
lid, bic Yerluite, wel9e bic 233 pom
0ranoe b~etroffenen Samilien erlitten ia:
ben unS burb Die Serii9erungen ni9t ent.
idGoigt erbalten, aud MIR onndberno ~
beltimmeu, aber bas fam nit Si9erbeit
bebauptet werSen, bag bieie Yerlulte ni9t
unter 800, 900 Wtart uno ni6t iiber 49,.
600 Wtart betra9en weroen. glaf oieie
iinS bis jeet (ourb miloe Seitrdge) einige
80, 900 Nf. e%insesansen. @tit weni9en
~2nsnabmen iino IS fieine 2anowirtbe uno
9lrme, wei6e BON bem llusliif betroiicn
iulroen Der gr0Bte Sbeil oauou bate iein
Niobiliar oar ni6t, Niemano o6er gum
uollsn @ertbe oerii4ert. Die meilten uno
massachusetts ale drmeren 9eute babeu lire
0duier gu einem Breiie uerlidert 600,
400, 500 Sblr.), Der ieet sur Grridtung
eines Staues un,ureibeno lit. OeSbalb
triiit aber bic 2euts feline S6uIb. Sbat:
id6lib muBten ite nod frob iein, oaB Die
Broptniialz 6eller: Soeletdt tie autnoDm, oa
befanntli1 ale Eriuat : 6eier Societdten
Die Sauier Der Nrmen burdgebenos ,uriiG:
weiieu. (Sou ben Serit6rten 9s &obnbdus
lem waren SO bel Der Grouinsial: 6euer:
Societdt uerii9ert). Den armen geuten
Uarcn i6re alten 6duler seniiseno iie wers
ben aber ale obpadloS fir INNER bleiben,
Ipenn le nidt burd Die ei~nsebenoen 0a6en
III ben Stano seieet Deroeu, uuo lei es aud
nit l9merer Sduloenlalf, pieoer %aui,u:
bauen. Die Teriiderunssiumme betom
men iebr uiele Der 9lbgebrannten gar ui6t
in Die SdnOe, oa n"i lebr uieIe 9auier
mebr 9ppotbetea e.uscuaSen iino, ais bic
ganSe Gsrii6erunssiumme betrast. gs
tommt ned bin,u, baB our9 bic Nnlase
neuer StraBeu (auf Der 8ranpitatte), Die
notbwenoigen grpropriaticnen fit Die
Staottaie cine SduIoenIait uon so, 900
bis go, 900 SbIr. erIuadlen miro, gu peren
ger3inlung Sur9 erb5bte Communal:
lteuer-au5 Sic N6sebrannteu tinitig bel:
,utrageu babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

gSs Ber lett an meilten rom Yaps
0e Civ fraat Vas NanrnibiTD une trnei'
ret i'm rod I'm ZEN YstrnpI'nnia =
antWert: Ter &larreraeotlb renn &c,
bri6tc feline Drummer ;umr8e wenn Ger
Yaplt niht wSyr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

Semti6lnuo.
R beinIanb unb @effaIen.

u betnlano uno use aleH.
Nus gaub mslost man untsr Dem 10.
Sttober: Die in gewssuug befinoli9e
Y~srspartie in Dem Oiitrict Raltsrub nimmt
cine tmlner oro3enbere @eitaIt an. Ssit
Oieiem 6riibiabr iino e%in;elne Sbeile nm
iinf Meter uorseriiGt. Die 0auptquer:
ipalte lit elm Wtster brett uno iebr tief se:
luoroen uno iino IN uerl9ieoenen Srten
neue Spalten entltan6eu. IS muB Jest
allies ueriu9t psrosn. Die ii4 almabli9
gu einem Versitur; b~srabientenOs 6ld9e
uon etua ie1S Rorsen gum Steben 81
brinsen. OaSu lit Jest enplid uno in Der
lssten StanOe Die M0glidteit ssbotcn
woroen, ba Der Miniitcr oes Snnern eiuen
Staats;ui9uB bis gu 1876 600 0tart in
9lusiidt bat ltsueu l%aiien, wenn Die @e.
meinoe Ganb ielbit bis 81 10 900 Wtarf Su
ben A,beiten uermenoen p"b iol9e aui ibre
eissne Oefabr in Nngrifi nebmen wOue.
SIM 0emeinoeratb wurOe einmiit5is be:
l9loileu, oas Iuerbietsn bes Minilters al:
;unebmen, unusrS;sli9 nit Den Isbeiten
Su Beginner uno Die sund3lt erforoerli9en
0eIomittel bur9 Elm An!eben gu bei9ahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23

~: Die erite unp tister ein,ise
@s~leBcsppr!ass lsiisns res taieriihen
Winineriums al eie 8ammcr tctuifr cine
ncue 9unreltsuer.-@ie tpnnte rsnn pis
Winiierium jsst laon aui rsn Dumb
fpmmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23
Spautcn.
9us osm GarliRsEirieSs.
Die &rissslase m eisentIi@en
Sarlitengebiete.

&arI VII. i6sint enoli6 ben isiten Gnts
idlub sefuBt ~ baben, ii5 nnter aleu- llm;
itanoen Der pier ieiten 0auptltaote uon 9sa'
uarra uno Der 9uSca bemG6ti9en gu mol:
Ter, Senn CT ldBt bieie!6en glei9;eitig be:
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
GLADSTONE AND MANNING.

London Nov 12) correspondence of Liverpool Courier
Mr. Gladsone's article in the forthcoming number of
the Contemporary Repiew IS at present conectura as
to the subject rather to the precise phase Of
ultramontansm which is now the ghost of his ettered
leisure at Hawarden; but the retired statesman will
have the company OF Cardinal Manning in the same
number of the great polemical magazine and the col
laboration looks suggestive The Cardinal. who is
always true to his mission OF reconcng English Prot
the Church, from which they have been
aienated against their WILL will give US historical
rectchton of the part played by Pope Innocent III.
in exactng from King John the great charter From the
Cardinals point of view the circumstances of that epoch
have been strangely misunderstood for far from the
Papal influence having been allied with tyranny and
foreign domination, II has been secretly silently,
but alas Intellectually, on the side OF freedom and
popular right But for the exertons of Pope Innocent
Ill the barons would have curbed the tyranny
of the grasping pantagenets and by time the Car
dnal brings his historical down close of
the Tudor period we shall see, through holy Roman
haze, that the gradual alienation of the English people
from Papa allegiance has been the work OF tyrannica
monarchs who by persistent oppression forced Cath
oc people into attitude OF mistaken and uninten-
tional Professionalism Even Cardinal Grandson
not this, but then Mr. Disraeli match
for Dr. Manning, as Lord Redesdale testify.
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
u ]

A
CARL WILHELM wIEsE.
On the twenty of February eighteen hundred and
seventy-ive. the late lord of the manor Carl Wilhelm
Wese died Klein wisse in the District wirsitz Of
unmarried and leaving will His brothers and sisters
i. Henriette wilhelmine wiese.
2 August Ferdinand Wiese,
Johann August Wiese,
died long before him partly in chhood partly withoutleav
His parents the fleehold proprietor Chstoph
Wese and his wife Anna kenaa Wese nee Trojahn, both
OF whom ia like manner died long before him.
Ills grandfather grandmother on his mothers side
who likewise died long before nn tho village Mayor
Motyewo district Chodzeson and his wife sine Caro-.
line rese the latter daughter of Chroph Briese and
Of Czarnikan As his grandfather and grandmother the
@ aI % h"n ee h g
Samuel Wiese OF hotyewo and his wife Anna Magareths
Anna Margaretha Wese Wegncr. had prior to that
been married Andreas Frcymark and daughter
The inheritance OF the late Carl Wilhelm Wiese consists Of
the estates Klein Wssek and Klein Koscerzyn
outstanding claims amounting in all TO 10000 Prussian
thalers or 100000 United states currency The inherit
in the safe keeping and OF the under
As nearest blood relations who would be legally entitled
present themselves heirs the only those
yet such In the fifth degree affinity Of collateral
branch have iegitimated themselves
In order complete the list Of proofs and evidences
rights Of Inheritance all and any such conceivng
blood relations Of the nh degree OF kindred of the collateral
line who have already egitimated themselves tho nher
give notice of such claims to inheritance the
Oh of june 1876 inclusive to the undersigned court Of
such claims by the production Of such parish
be requisite with the warning that the expiration of this
specified the instrument setting forth heirs
win be drawn and the inheritance delivered such
heirs at law thereby leitimated.
LoBsRSs 10th day of October 1879 Royal Prussan Dis
trct Court
Claimants may their proofs Of heirship duly authen
ticated the German Consulate General New York. No
Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1875-11-28

street. 10 wnom weltz onered the tickets payment
for goods bought In his store
AN IRATE coIoRED DAhsEr
Martha Robinson cooredl held in $500 for trAl
for an assault with razor another coored sister,
Minnie williams Both parties reside In Thompson
street. and the row occurred on Thanksgiving Day
STEALING A CHEESE
Jonn H. Gaynau pleaded guilty TO stealing cheese
from A. II Turner, No. "a Leroy street. He was held
In $500 for Special Sessions
STEALING LACE AND GLOVES.
John d. scheidham was held in 81 900 for trial for
stealing $40 worth of lace from Eleh Ludwigh. The
property was found on Bertha Max who said she OBJ
tanned from the prisoner He pleaded not guilty TO
the charge, but pleaded guilty another charge Of
stealing six pairs OF gloves valued $l2 from Dem
done Juya, for which he held in $500 for trial
ROBBERY BY SERVANT.
Mary Pritchard was held in 81 900 70 answer for
stealing jewery and clothing valued at $4S from her
employer, Mrs. Mary Gonzales.
Judge Morgan adjourned the Court at half past two
In respect to the funeral OF Vice President Wilson
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
RoBBING SAILORS.

RoBBING SAILORS.
William White Jr and Charles Sothern were
charged with having assaulted and robbed Charles
Smith and Peter Shonberg, Norwegian sailors, of $l0o
The compainants arrived in this port few days
ago. and took up lodgings at the sailors boarding house.
No 80 Oliver street. OF which Whites father is pro-
boring saloons, they went to Whites place to sleep
dark and crooked hallway led 70 their apartments
While IN the corridor Smith assaulted, he alleges.
by White struck on the head and robbed of $100
Shonberg also stated TINT he too assaulted, upon
demonstrating with White by the latter's bartender
Charles Sohern and badly beaten Both the prisoners
held 81 900 bail for larceny and $500 for
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
THE COURTS.
Sentence OF Ex-Deputy Col
lector Des Anges.
THE MURDERED PEDLER.
Effort to Save the Convicted Muir
derers from the GallowS.

ExDeputy Collector Des Anges recently found guilty
OF completely in smuggling goods through tne AP'
praisers Office at under valuation, was yesteruay
brought before Judge Benedict Of the United states
Circuit Court to be sentenced Des Anges looked
completely broken down. His wife remained In the
adjoining room evidently not feeling herself able to
listen to the passing oil the sentence
Judge Benedict, in passing sentence, addressed the
prisoner folows:-You have been charged with the
offence OF conspiring against the United States, and
after fair trial you have been found guilty. IL re-
mains for the Court tonllc upon you proper punish
ment You were an officer in whom confidence
placed. You abused the place and lent your
self to fraud. You OF intelligence.
and know that you can bring forward no plea OF
CATION for the crimes you have committed and con-
nived at Tho punishment is hardly adequate TO tho
offence. You are sentenced TO two years imprison-
ment and fine of $4,000, and to remain in Albany
Penltentary until the said sum is paid
Although Des Anges had based feeble hope on the
points made by his counsel that mercy would he
shown to him, tho cold, stern, sharp words Of the
Judge seemed TO fall like ice upon his heart, and he
almost tainted The United States deputy marshas
assisted him from the and after affecting inter-
view with hts wife he taken back 10 Ludlow Street
Jail He will be taken TO Albany on Monday.
THE LYDIGS WOODS MURDER.
AT the opening of The Court OF Oyer and Termner
yesterday before Judge Barrett, Messrs. William F.
Knitting and John o. Mott, counsel for Weston, Ellis
and Thompson the three negroes under sentence OF
death for the murder of the pedler. Abraham Weis-
burg at Lydigs Woods last summer, made application
for writ OF and stay of proceedings During the
trial the counsel will be remembered, raised several
technical objections, upon which they now base their
application. The principal grounds forming the basis
of the application are-arst that the Court erred in
overruling special plea interposed challenging the
array of petit jurors the having been drawn by
Thomas Dunlap, instead OF Douglas Taylor Com
missioner OF Jurors; second, that the Court
OF oyer and Terminer had jurisdiction
to try the Indictment the same having been found
third that Judge Barrett erred upon the trial IN not
Appointing trers to the question of the competency
Of proposed juror upon challenge to favor the law
authorizing the Court act trier upon challenge
TO favor being claimed To be unconstitutional 1t being
In derogaon OF the common law right of trial by jury
The submitted without argument, and, de-
csion reserved Should Judge Barrett refuse to grant
stay Messrs Mott and KNITTING Will make an applica
lion TO other justice of the Supreme Court vested
with like power.
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Barnett vs. BRAUN Undertaking on order of arrest
approved by the County Judge OF Westchester county
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Freedman
Prayer VS.. Continental Fire Insurance Company
The offer made by the defendant and the testimony
given the trial by both parties should be handed
Fletcher OF al. Clark ct al-Findngs settled aud
ad
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Frederick Bartels of No PIT East Seventy fourth
street, held for examination at the Fifty
street Court for stabbing his father in the left
The prisoners mother, who the complainant ad-
mtted that the boys father would probably have
stabbed him with fork had he not acted he did.
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
STEALING A sEALsK1N sAcoUE.

STEALING sEALsKIN sAcQUE
on Thanksgiving Day a stranger entered the hall OF
the private school for young ladies, No 81 West Thirty
nth street. and sealskin sacque valued at $40
The given into the hands Of an officer, who
ound the sacquc at pawnbrokers in the vicinity.
From the description given by servant girl Charles
Fisher arrested, and Friday he was remanded
for further evidence Yesterday the real thici George
stanley OF No 304 West Twentieth street, was found,
who fully identified aud held tor trial in ST. 600
bail. Fisher discharged
STEALING SOUP TICKETS.
John wcltz was held in $500 for trial for stealing
twenty three soup tickets valued Ave cents each,
and 81 70 in nickcs and copper the property OF the
Swiss Benevolent Society The arrest
the sr,'nt ", \ Schcnkcr of M l7s Srrina
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
AT GARDEN CITY. L. l.
NEW HOUSES, FURNISHED AND UNFUREIsHRD
TO LET

A. 7. STEWART has completed, ready for Immediate
occupancy and will for family several Houses OF
various classes suitable for summer and winter
htted with furnaces and all modern
surrounded by ample grounds and peculiarly attractive and
comfortable, viz.
FOR 81, ,2oO-A large and elegant Mansion furnished in
modern STYLE with Of ground, laid out with walks
shrubbery &c house has l3 baths, water closets
dumb waiter. hot and cold water, &c.
FOR 81 ,O00-A Mansion class above. with
riage house, fine grounds, &C. but unfurnished.
FOR $S50-A Dwelling OF same class above unfurnished
with like grounds, &c.
FOR $5OA attractive and convenient House of 10
rooms, similar conyenences but unturnished.
FOX x4OO-A handsome House Of 10 rooms unurnished,
but with like conveniences.
FOR &250-A very comfortable House of rooms
furnished viz -Paor dining oom Kitchen four bedrooms
pantries. &c.
THESE HOUSES admirably located upon fine roads
and drives with abundance of good water strong and
healthy atmosphere free from malaria Of any kind and
where all family supplies easily be had In the
city.
RAILROAD STATION within five minutes walk. and
accessible the city nearly every hour the day by the
Flushing and North Side Railroad from Hunters Point and
James Slip Forty minutes ride through beautiful
in elegant
THE LARGE FIRST CLASS HOTEL. located in ele-
giant park adjoining the railroad station open for visitors
at all times and supplied with everything in Car
rages had minutes notice. visit of inspection
guested. Apply Garden City Railroad Station w. r.