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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
Sic @cra1te iucgcm Scr 9l6Sars
fttt1Q EeIdstn'S

" biHgtoH, 81. Npril. - Der Sriais
nalbcrldlt iiber Sehctdr 0clauO'9 beporitc.
btnOe Aboanfuug mar aui 2luQabeu uOu uer-
ld)N0tucH promIneuten GOugrcBmitalieotru
getitbt, pcldDc bebauptcten, OaB gewliie umQe.
b0rtgc &r0u5attloucH m&erbuOuuQ nit oem
0epmtcmcnt oc5 5nucrH 3lu &euntnlB oe5
FraNoeHtcu getOmmcu uno ouB oicNGben Der.
art lelen, oaB man Dem Sctrctdr babe Qnoeu
ten miliitn, oaB iclue 2lboauhuQ Qcmitmtt
wtr0e. NnOuulell8 mu0 bCte Nbeuo be
Dduptct, lruo 3mar bon luttmcu 6rtUuOeu Oe8
>ettttirS, OaB, ebt CT III lester gSodt ole
Stoot uerIleB, nm Nh Der &artbic oto BrdN.
neHttn aHSHlhlicBeU, er JtIdDt5 Oapon QeQbnt
babe, 0aB DER FrdT0eut itiue AbOantuuq
mitnlte, OOer oiclelbe iOiOyt eriolgt ltiu mir
oe. 6cncr, 0aB, mCm irgeuOmelde }nila.
gen gegeH ON5 9epartem1m 0t5 ,SHHcru erbO
ben mOrOeu icltH, Der 6rdTocRt Dem Sctrctdr
as eWcm langIGbrIgcu Sreunoe icoeuilu5
@eleacnhcIt 9egeben bQbeH miirOC, Id) Ri
reh,icrtgcH. Ser Br6Foeut trai bcutc &bcno
bier cIH, Sctr GcIduO UWo erit morgeH frib
'antommcu. GcU. EOmCiiter 5cmtu fam
beute WtOrgtu bier an; cr iagt, Is lei uldyt
mabr, odB Der Brdiotnt l5r. GclaHo auiqe.
iOroert babe, iCiHe Nbo0utuHg eluimcideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
SdlOn tutsOer ctme Safmlarfefer. -
Die crite unGbb1u8i8feitS Grs

@recH Sbnrg, Ycuui., 20. april. pie
0euorltebeuoe AM 10. Ytai itattfuOeuoe Sdz
tulareler oerllHabhdngigteitS Grtldruug OmdJ
ole Sllr9er pom 9SeItmOrelNuo -Gouutp, 8u. =,
errt9t 9rOBeS Nulleben. IS mcroeu Sdrlttc
5et@aH, nm cine 9rOBc Setbeiliguug Der 9tatl=
'ol9er Jener mnthi9eH WtduHr iH cr5iclcu, ole
taHnt Oler 2Sohen uah Der S6ladlt bel Sc.
rIn9tOH itA unabbdugig crtlirteH. Die be-
Hahbarten StdOte UnO Srtibaitu meroeu
Nd 3ablrelb bCibciIl9en, unO Die Semi.
@cnraIbabn" miro WabriheHlth GrcurliOus.
IdrtH nISiiellPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
gSo 1tnICrc 9ierbra1tcr Bcrs
ifrSn4 ~ ctA

SntercIiant lit e8, ans itatiitii9en Angnber
itber Die Antcceoentien Oeuti6samerifanii6c,
8Ierbraucr III ben Ser. Staaten III entneb
men, OaB Orei Oerielben, ebc iie itd) Der Ser
uellung oe8 9eritennft8 miOmeten, Sdm
lebrer, fitn3ebn Shncioer, itebeu S6ubma
NADER, Sebn StuOenten, bier gSeinreiienbe
lcd8 IOpofaten, bunoertunOitiufSig SGufeutt
uno - bc3eitneuo genug - 5meiunooreiBit
4potbcfer waren. 9tur meni9 mebr, olS oiI
6QIfte bcitebt ans mirTlideu SrQuern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23

Y3lIQOeIpbIa a, 20. Npril. -l6cWD s.
0ngaH mo e, Grbe, Swei Sdrruer, gcrietbeu
Bcute MOrgcn IN Strett, iHOem SerGr ;uerit
III ctncu &oblenbOi CtuiabreH mollte. Die
9tdOtr bctOer Sarren filNcH iid III eiuanoer
uno 0u9Nn lblHg ben @rbe NIT iciner Bcit=
lbe, woroHi Oicicr ell Stiid giieu crgriii unO
uno Den 9uAan All Oen 6Opi ihlug, in 6olgc
Oeicn er ltarb. Grbc bat cine 6rau unn
5mel SluOcr, 0ugau Oagegcu wOr uuOubet=
rQtbet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
WSot0 i'm SnOtatlcr.!8cbiefe.

VI N8c o9teI ~, 20. lIpril.-Sam.
GlaSe, clH YtitgieO Oe5 @berofee &atbeS
pom &ablc9uab- 0rrittc, wmOe ami Oem
2Sc9e bon Sort @Ibion uah iener 9Gobnuna
ourdl rrcl SaiiHe nieoergeitredt, moraui tbni
Der pals abgclbnitteH murOc. 3mei 0albs
blut-SuOtaHer ltCbeu i'm &erOadte, oeu y}oro
bcaangen iu habcn.
GlH alter ytc9er, mclder III Der Jtdbe uou
eb0nteau I'M @cbiCtc Der &berofec'S mObutc
HHo NIT lcIncr cigencn GOdter i'll ciucm I'M
notitrlIhcn &erbdlmifc lCbtc, ermorOcte Qe-
tcru ctncn anOcrcu Jtegcr, weldtr nm 0ie
ySabe mnBtc, On9enidcInljdl, I'M ibn gu Der.
bmOtrH, 3eugWIB in DEM E0llc db;uledcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
Wior0 in Sclllle1cc.

" Wtcmp 0l8, ~, llprIl. - WNlern mmOe
III SomerOiuc, GeHn, Sstar Burton BON
tlHcm Mame, ytamcu5 0oUlc, Qet6otet.
Burton bate I'M otrgaugeucu '0crbf nit oreI
@tbrtoerH 3lDe5 ClHen &umpf, bel Dem ,pet
Der @cbriiaer gCtO0tct, Der oritte lebcnsaefdbr-
ll9 utruuHOet luur0t. Burton hattie 8
Shuhe empian9eu mo idien geidbrlldJ uer.
lDlmoet Su lclu. lleber oeu NtOro Tn0 uod
ttlHe mtIere GmicluheIttu betauut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
Der NattptSntttS bel per SafulGr,
Sfcfer

Ole O,ebe Ses Srn. 9. g8. Curtis bei Ser
@dfularfeier il GpHcorb bat infolqe bes na.
tipiitii6en @eiifes, luelder Nieielbe burd),
pebt, nuS ne9en Der unberlfensu @erpGdl-
tiauna Der @tnSewanberten unter ben Deut-
id1eu Sss guuses uIentbalben gere9te @nt.
rdiuns srregt, - Die betreffenOe SteQe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
@efdlihte N,npicrr .

YbillOelpbia, 81. April. G}crdit
Oeue 0auOwedla nit Der lluttrihuft pom
gtOrg Rapbael K @Onlp. IinO bier aulqc
taudt. 0ieielbtu iiHO 6diduugcu, oa Cjc
6irma teiae lOldIe Enpiere ousgbt, uno mu
0cu UoH 0itlihcn StIOteu bterbtr qeilnot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
Wodl etne Eanidlitnn .

0RGcQgo, 20. Npril.-0le bIcIQtn 9(os
OeHtIlten ncriammelteR i1 9eittru Nbeuo,
nm oIc imelte 2tutunit @brIltl AMI Groeu 3I
euuarttn. sic Wareu NGe mciB qetltiOtt.
0a er bl5 gum DtOrgeH nod uidt gctommeu
mar, oIu0eu Iie helm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
Dnr0 ole &dlte UerWrIad,ter
GsrAns,

@lcUttaHOr ., 20. 2lpril.-Omb ole
&dItt III Ocn IcBtcu Sugeu ituo ole BfrItfe
III olclcr Stgcn0 beiuabc ale Scrit0rt uor6eH.
NHdD DIE AcpItl bObcn groBcu ShuOeu ae.
lltttn, Oagcgcn 1T Oer 28ai;tu uuuericbrt ae.
blIebcU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
0lItSItanS in 0Shcrli,,o

" bccltng, %. April. - Sic Guts.
burger GilcuihMcl3cr babcu 80 @tS. meuioer
pro &onHe acceptrt, meSbalb bier cine dbH.
lIdlc 9feouttIou HotbmcuoIg muroe. 9ie bitlt.
gen Irbcler ltno miOlge 0tIicu aUsaeitaHOeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
@crBeCrrmoe TCmersDrmnIt ia Qelus
Wort.

Rem DOrf, p. Nprll, '6eutt 2lbtuO
brad I'M Nt0idlHcraume Der Alitrniabrlf
BON ,. Il. DOung &, Comp, yr. IS uuo 20
2SOrtbln., 6cuer ans; menigt Mumtcu pd
ter ltauO o05 gau}c C6CbauOe III 8rdno. Sc
gen r. llAr itiIr}teu his Ntaueru Der Tubrlf
Elm uno iieleu oui oa5l5tuterbauS clucrlirtb.
talernc amgSclt SrOaOmup, oafielbe tbeimejie
3erlt0rcno, iOmlt O08 eiuit0dige Ntago3in bon
~ Sdruer x 60, 9ir. p, IA Il. Is ySCrtbu.
Otcbrcre TcucrmcbrmltglleOcr eutgugcu mt
tnappcr 9tOtb Dem Eooe, mo uur oub Olt
&itbnbelt Der 6cuemebr murOe Die ARittb5.
mobuuug gcrtlttt, ncld)c mcbrere Male m
SrauO qcrctb. Stqcu llbr mar oas Tcucr
hPmIttInt fSrY gSsrlud hptrTo+ eco Lnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
8altimOre, No., Trett0g, Oen %. Npril 1875

gesOrbnung iiber, unb ruenn bic 8artsteu ftf
i6lieBli6 pertra9en, biirften fie erfahren, Sof
iie bic GinSigen maren, tuelde @elb un6 3eii
berloreu babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
/ @eOr4 S ctWeah.

+ Oeor9 SScttUe0D.
glu5 Sa0ens Sa0en mtro gemeloet, ban Oor
Der 9ihter Serrcgb am I. 9lpril oeItorber
lit. llniere litugere oeutihe Generation feuu
Den Wauu faum, aber fir Die ilteren, oerer
3ugeuoSett i'll Die OierSi9er Sabre fQQt, ii
oerlpegb'S gtameu unoergeBld). @r maj
,,nllr ell Oid)tGr," aber leine @eOid)te aelter
alS cine gelpGltige Sbot, ais ein SoerOlOru
Der 9tepontion in iener SbatenzarmCn Yeit
no Ole id)OneH Norte 6rieortd @ltbelm'S "
BON BrCuBcn, Der chen ben Sbron beaicqeY
bate, Ill 0eutId)l0no uerqebenS SoiiEunqer
na6 beheren 3clten ermedt batten. GelNC
@po6e ma6enOen, Die gr0Bte ScniatiOn her
porrufenoen y@eOtdlte etneS gebenOtgen," er.
iaienen 1871 SIT 3iiriA unb erlebten in fllr.
ser 3eit iieben Auilagen. 9faf einem fur3er
2ufeutbalte in Yart8 mod)te Serrpcgb I'm
Sabre 1912 cine Sterile ourd) 0eutiflanO, bic
etnem mabreu Griumpb3uge glid). 2lud) Der
S0ntg SSrteorid] gSilbelm ". lieB iif Den
0td)ter Uorltelleu uuo reoete i'm nit ben @or.
ten al: oSd] liebe cine geItnnung8oOQe Sp=
poIttton." @tul9e 3ett 0aranf rlhtete 6er-
me9b leOodl al Den &0ntg ELL Sflretben, mel.
dies III eluem 10 ldarfen Gone abgefaBt mar,
OoB CT aus Dem preuBiIden St0ute uuSge-
mlelen mur0e. Gr mdnote iid nQ6 Ser
Shmcil, fauN aber aid bier in mebreren
&outoncn Iniehtuug i'm Setreff ieine8 9luf=
entgaltS, bis er i'm @anton 8aiellan0 0a8
Siirgerredlt ermarb, morauf er bic 8od)ter oe8
retden Serliner 6aufmann8 Sie9nlluo bei=
ratbete. SpIter blelt er itd in BartS auf
HnO lieB auBer ben yetnrnb5man5ig gogcn
ans Der S9mei3," nod etnen 5metteu SQuo
Der y@ebtd)te eiueS 2eben0ig6n" eriGeinen,
III pel6em Die Segeiiterung II. Der S6munq,
nelder in benz etlten 8auoe Der @eDi6fe
berrltt, etnCm mehr ept9rammatIIdlen Gone
Blat mafte.
Otan erfubr lGnqere 3eit 9i9tS bon bem
0tdter unO ietne ipGteren Yroouftionen IinO
bon gertnger BeOeutung, 10 OaB man iagte,
Die Jta9tlgaQ babe bet'm all5u guten SSutter
oa5 Slngeu Ocrlernt. Sn 184S ipielte Ser
me9b nit ieiuer 6rau cine fleine &ole in Der
baotid1en Seder=Struoe @rbebung, ais 6itb.
rer oeS Partier 3u5ugS. 81 muBte flteben
uu0 Die 9egner uerlQumten nldbt, ibu oeSs
balb lGf)erIit) Su MAIDEN, inoem iie tbm an
Oldlteten, er lei, inter Dem SprtBle0er zines
GtnlpGnnerS perItedt, bon ieiner Srau uad)
Der Stmel5 tutidtrt moroen. SerWegb lebte
pdter ldugere 3ett 5u Yart8 unO baun III
Der Sdlmei;.
@r mar am 81. 0tai 1917 5u Stuttgart gez
boren, bate in Siibtngen ituOirt, i6ricb fir
EemolO'S y@urOpa" unO NSirtb'S ySolf8
bale" nno Oeiertirte, 5ufOlge eine8 6anSels
nit etuem Sifiiicr w6breno ieiner Soloatenz
OtCnlt5ett, naf Der Sd)metj. 9ort erid)ie.
ucu lctne ,,@ebidte zines 2ebenbigeu," tpeldle
tbm Our4 tbrcn bOben SdDung NIB ibre
ipraaliae StOnbeit fir inlmer etneu Stang
unler ben lgrliden 9tdttrn 9euti9lanb'S
itAern. Sbr poIitiidJer Subalt reibt i'm I'M
ter Die 9t9tcr, Oeren NieOer ais GorlGufcr Der
Grbebung BON 1913 gelten, unO mo5u inter
4noeren 6reill9ratD, YrnB, 0ingeliteOt uuo
9lu0ere neh6rPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
0as falte g&etter. - 3tum1Iiacr
gScd1IcL Ger SCt,tOer0fttr.

6eitHug u ouroc, &a., 10. g(pril.-
@trcrn NbcHo iicl OaS GhwmOmttcr ami "a
@roN; oiclcS mar Die beotuteuOite Sdlte nah
reno ot5 lSnter5. Sic GcmitIeiclOcr uuo
Nbltadrtcn babCu bCOcuteuO Qclittcl.
@bUrlcltOn, S.-G., 20. 2lpril. - Q5c=
rldte non Den &iiiteHgegcuoeH mclOcn, oaB
Der 6rot bort groBen S1aOeH getban bat.
EoHi5 5otltc, &g., 20. @lprll. - Be
rIdltt aus alien Sbeilcu ScS Stuate5 mel0cu,
0aB ole lcBten 6r6lte grOBen ShoOcu gctban
hlhPm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
Dana a oOermQIs frcinclnfIen.

ioro CAB bcutt ytodImiItag cmc Guti6ci0una
III oem ueneH Sale gegeu Cana, melAeu ole
l8ablngtOner 9flugmitglieoCr in Oeu 9uhrt
columbia id)lcpplu laiicu moaten. Daua
wrOe aus Der DAFT Oes 8Hu0t5maridlu5
Uubeblu0t cutlaIIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
SelesrapDii6e 9epei5eu.
Die s6lndt BON 9tnfer.,tu,
@ime &inoeSm6rSerin.

8 0 ION, 20. Nprll.-Ocr StQ0trQtb UtrI
miligte Beute 9lbeuO $50, 900 CUR miir6iaer
SGtularfeler Der Sdlu6t pan Sunter. .0rI
am II. <5uui b. S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
WiorO In Y6tIQOcI0hin.

Sofon, 20. 2lpril - Dturguret guudl
muroe beute auf Die 2lutlagc oerbaftct, lbr
&mr i'll Der 5ruHtenbcit toOtgCOriidt III Eas
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
ylod1 tiIeDr RdItC.

Detroit, Did, u. Apul. - 9tpeibeu
uon Dtadiuom msl0eH beutc NbenO auBerOr
ceutlit talte5 g8ttttr; oasGIs lit ebeuiO left
ais wdbrenO Oes gSnterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
0ie NrMOte01lsfid1ten in1 OtIrltn,,

@tnctHuatI, u. Npril.-0tr btutlut
Commercial" UuUllHtIht Ncrid)tc fb;r
Ole Nu5Whten Der G5it. uuO OC5ttruloe,Gruplt
III Gl GtldaittH bon Chlo uuO BON 81 IN
5HOIaua. SN CliO lit Ole %iirIih gruots
total rnulrt. Sic Npiclblumblutbtu mo
mr mtui9 Utrltbt. -@SaS Ole Gcrtaltu aubt
Iaugt, 10 btrIdltet eIuc StaOt cut quito
Gruote, II cine babe Gru0tt uuo 4S Qdr
IeInc. - Sic 2&aIjtnlaltcE bdbtu IN alien
| StdOttu htS 9tOrOmtlttuS btocutcuO gtlIttM.
2Etlmiugtou, u. 2lprl. - Ger
Uorgellrlgc Sdlutclturm uuO oIc lCettu 6r5llt
bObcu ole NusNhtsu aui cine quite BiirildJs
GmOtt tOlalUUnlAttt. 9iOtolIb uuH SmWrud
Ilt Oct Shaoeu Ildlt 10 grOB, oort bont man
UOd) lmmtr Hui tut &lcrttl5rHOte. Aodl
Dor ciujgen Eagtu toulItt mani ani cine Grnott
BON 100000 Sjrbtn rtdUtu; lett puo rs
ulttltibt iu hOh acgrIftu lcln, mean mani
0iaiIIbc Ouf ,O0O. 900 &Grbc ldldei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23

erit rcdt tbun, Oenn iie bat bic Silun, mid,
bCltGnOig 10 Dor augen, ruie Oa8 Snoluibn
nm. Die anterifaulif)e Station hat auoeu
ibeinlidl 81 piel i'm Qusluuoe oeborot. 81
ienwaarcu nnb SetOe, 8oQcus unS 8aunl.
poQfoffe, Spibeu, 8dnOer, 0iumanten II,
g8eine fanben lett Sabren in pieiem Qauet
bre libaralten SGufer. Der Grad, hat &ielC
CUR Seituuung gebrGdJt unO Der @oniunl
0ieicr 2uruSoltifel bat ab9enummeu. g8n
faufen ge9euudrtig jdbrltd) fir 500, ,OOO, ,OOC
meni9cr pom AuSlanoe, ais 1872, uniere
4uSfnbr abcr bat iu9enommeu. gSir erpor-
tiren giieu uno glienmaoren, iClblt unicre
g8oQcn= unO SnummOllenltoiie finoen inn
2luslouOe einen Dtartt. 9ieie8 mar friiber
ielteu Der Sail. Su beiieren TaQen piiroen
aQcroiugs uielC bieitr erportirten gSaaren
gu !6auie etncn 0tarft gcfunbcu babeu, uber
elm auSldnOli6er 0tartt inter idlCdlten Gcr.
bdltuiiien etnmal gemonnen, lam aud in
quttn Sagen aufre6t erbalten meroen. - 90
6aben Die iblimmen 3eitcn ibr @ute8 oc,
babt. 2Gr lpiirOen nader mcitcr aeborat
babeu, meun ms Die 8riii8 ben AbQruno
nid1t 0e;elgt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23

Die psrOse SiinOe," Der DlGhCnOe Snht'f
nter," OOcr wie Die englti6eH 8ldtter ben
SroOtlpuer StunOulprO5cB ncHnen, melder
BORT etne permauente Snitltutiou 3u iuer0eu
0robt, 9erabe rpie Die YlgmOutbtirfe idlcppt
ilf noW INNER in banppurmurtiger 4dnge
0urd, bic Bldtter. 28dbreno Der lebteu l6
Gage purbe Seeher perb0rt uno in's &reuS.
uerb0r geuommeu. Die erfe gSufung Der
See6sr'lten 3nriidweiiun9 Der gegcn ibn
9enlad1ten ausl0geu mad)te uirfllf eiuen
giinItigen @tnoruf; bod jest, noG6em bic
Jurtoilde analgie lbre SouOe oQentbalben
etn9eIentt bat; wrb Oerielbe beSeuteno abqez
ihmddlt. gSlr mOleu bier nur ein geiipiel
berausheben. gtahcem ndmli9 Silton Srn.
Seefer IN Der gtaGt Oe8 80. DECEMBER 1870
ieins AntIa9e unb sIeib5eitig OaS @eitduOni5
ieiuer 5run oOrgelsisu battle, besab iib 9.
mad Der gSobHuns Der 5ran &ilton unO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
NEW JERSEY.

The joint committee OF the boards OF Chosen
Freeholders OF Essex and Hudson counties have
al last decided to construct Tree bridge between
tue two counties over the Passac Kiver.
Adolpn Klelnscnmdt, wnle walking on the roof
OF a house IN varick street, near Grand, Jersey
City. yesterday morning, Tell through the scutte
ana sustained such injuries that nc died soon az
terward.
TIE residents OF the northern part OF Hudson
county declare their determination That, II the
horse railroad bill now before the Legislature be
defeated, they viii ruld Railroad II they nave to
DO II on private ground.
The property owners OF Jersey city, who
brought suit against the city for damage done TO
their property by reason OF the change OF grade
on Newark avenue. have been defeated by the
decision OF the supreme Court.
Patrick Klllian. an old and well known resident
OF West Hoboken, mas become insane. he was
seized by three Hoboken police officers late on
Thursday night and was, with mucn dfncuity,
conveyed to the police station, where ne evInced
unm ,staka5lc symptoms ol mental arrangement
nom religious causes.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Rufus, who was run
over and mangled on the Morris and Essex Rail-
road died from the effects OF her injuries n ST.
Mary,s Hospital, Hobokcn. She was tnlrty years
OF age, resided IN Jefferson street and was picking
up coal on tue track 10 build Ore In her galIet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
STATEN ISLAND.

The new Board OF Supervisors OF Richmond
county-Wlliam Corey, Of Southfield Henry Frost,
OF Mlddletown; Garrett Smonson o. Northneld :;
Richard Christopher, OF CastletOn, and James
Guyon, OF Westneld-assemDied IN the County Hall
in Richmond ana organized by the election OF Mr..
Christopher as chairman. resolution was passed
requesting the member oil the Assembly rom
Richmond, Mr.. stevens, to endeavor to get a Oil
through the Legislature extending the time Tor
collecting the taxes IN the county.
The Ice blockade around Staten Island Is en-
tirely broken up, and the bay is once more
clear OF Ice. Yesterday morning the Narrows
were crowded with vessels bound in, they
having been detained by the fog. Among the
fleet anchored OF the new boarding station at
CLIFTON were eight large European steamers, eight
square-rlyged vesses and many large Ioie-and-
alters. The Oldest boatmen IN tue Quarantine
Department say that they never before saw so
large a number OF ocean steamers anchored there
at one time.
Seventy.1ve passengers were etained two hours
over time on the Staten Island Railroad yesterday
morning. When the nine O'Clock train from Tot
tenvllle reached Annadale the engine gave out,
and word was sent back lor another engine. Wneu
tins arrived the two engines succeeded III getting
the tram one mile Iurther, to Etlngville, when
10th broke down, and word had to be sent BACK to
1ottenvllle for third engine, and the three sue
ceeded III getting the tram through 10 the land
ing. Meantime a NUMBER OF The passengers, being
In a hurry TO reach their business, were forced 10
nlre private couvcyances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
LONG ISLAND.

new and comm0dtous school building has just
been completed in the village OF Riverhead.
A plan Is on loot to create new county of1clal
for Queens county, 10 be known as Com missioner
OF Arrears OF Taxes.
chicken thief, who was caught robbing q
hennery at Corona. has been sentenced by Judge
Arms rong to the State Prison Tor two years and
nine months.
Mr.. william II. Furman, the well known piscI-
culturist OF Maspeth, has suffered severely by the
late rain. The accumulation OF Ice in his trout
pond. loosened by the 1reshet, carried away the
lower dam, thereby releasing thousands OF dol
lars worth Of FISH which he had bred IN the pond.
Deputy Sheriff Bennett conveyed to Sing sing
yesterday George Story, sentenced tor nine years
as horse thief; David h. Rogers. another horse
thief, to serve term OF five years, and Frazer.
sentenced Tor five years, Tor larceny. All three
have been out OF State Prison only about fifteen
months.
The steamer Escort has been purchased by the
new company formed at sag Harbor and Green
port, one ourth Of the stock being held by the
former owners. Her machinery has been recently
ovornauled and she Will be put on the route be-
tween sag Harbor, Greenport and New York early
IN the spring.
Edward Hudson, aged thirty.one years and re.
siding at Port Jefferson, while coupling cars at
the depot Of the Long Island Railroad at Hunters
Point Yesterday forenoon was caught between
them AMI received internal injuries from which
he died In ten minutes aterward. An inquest
was uelu anu NcTolCt " dCClucuIdl ucAtu Ieu'
dered.
Tue breaking up OF the ice in the bays at the
east end OF Long Island has caused the accumula-
ton OF great masses all along the coast in that
vicinity. At Bridgehampton O mass OF broken ice,
wnlcn mad noated out to sea, probably from Gar
diners Bay, was day or TWO ago driven In
against the shore by the wind. and the surface OF
tne ocean, to the distance OF nearly a mile, was
covered. The ice was wedged together IN cakes
to the depth OF eight Ieet or more and was so
nrm tnat several persons went out on 1t in safety
although the mass was in continu al agitation.
Tue voice OF the sounding deep" was ior once
enectually stled, as no surf could break upon the
"seu-glrt Shore" but every swell that came In
raised the ice some three or 10ur feet under the
ieet OF the Adventures. The strong west wind mas
swept the snOre at That point entirely clear
such a sight may not be seen again In century.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Among the warrants signed by the Mayor yes
tie rday, the warrant record. kept by Mr. Van Bus
kirk in the Mayors office, showed that seventeen
we're TOR judgments against The city. The original
amounts sued for were s992 80. The warrants
made out for 81 $50 &C. the interest and costs
being $96s 80. Nearly all of the warrants were
for small sums of $50 and $780, 1t will thus be
seen that MIR. Green IN tigating over 1902, what
the city owed, made the city pay $96s for his
'.poIcy," the total bill being only $24 less tnan
double the original amount sued for. The Tax
payers Association doubtless like this sort OF
thing.
The Mayor says be has not yet received Mr.. Van
Nort's resignation, and all that Mr.. Van Mort says
about the matter is that he has the matter under
consideration. But next month the politicians
say he will nave passed beyond that point.
To-day the Mayors First Marshal, Joel o.
stevens, will send OUT circular calling The atten.
ton OF pawnbroKers to the ordinance relating to
their business lately pa sed by the Aldermen.
Mr.. Douche called upon the Mayor yesterday,
Sa the otner n,ght He stated that ne had Seerd
the Mayor had had something to do with the In
reference, but received LOT an answer that the
Mayor knew nothing about the ball until the DAY
alter IT was held. Mr.. Douche then said that he
intended to bring the matter before the Grand
Jury. ''That's your privilege" replied the Mayor.
MIR. Douche added that ne intended also TO prefer
charges against the Police Commissioners on &C.
would send them. The Mayor replied 10 SEND
them to MIN ''in writing" and they would receive
due attention. Just before Mr. D0ucne called
Commissioner Disbecker went out.
great deal OIL merrlment was excited among
the poiitciaus at the CITY Han yesterday at the
expense Oh Governor Tilden, who on Friday lore
noon appointed j. Fairfax Mclaughlin civil JUS
tice, IN the place o. Judge otemmler. who was
said 70 nave died on Thursday night, whereas Mr..
Stemmler is not dead as yet. Even though his
being alive is a patent TACT which Mr.. Stemm!er
can Himself testify to IN person. yet 1t is believed
Governor rlden, in view OF the stand he mas
taken IN the Fire Commissioners case in his con-
troversy with the Mayor, Will demand all the "tes
Stemmler IS not dead. The politicians say that II
the Governor can be In such a hurry III filing
supposed vacancy before he gets official not1ca.
ton that there is vacancy, they see no reason
for his delay IN the case oil Corporation Counsel
Smith and the Fire Commissioners, the full testi-
mony IN whose cases he mas had for days. It's a
poor rule that won't work both ways
Mr.. Corporation Counsel Smiths additional de-
fence and re oily to the letter OF Charles U'COnOr
VIII, 1t Is said. be ready to-day.