davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11
Expresni lupicove.
NOvy York, s. 1nora. Sweene

NOvy York, S. unora. Sweeney, je-
den pisafd expresni kancelafe, ktery
byl zatcen ma obzalobu 1castneni sc o.
loupeni expresni spolecnosti Adamsovy,
nabidl Sc "a statniho svGdka; ma leho sve
dectvi byl zatcen jiny pisar .menem Hoo
vey ajeste jeden muz, jmenem Etuch,
ktery ukradene penize prijal a pfechova-
val. James Drew, ktery byl TAXA zatcen,
jest propulsion, ano ma mem why neshleda
no. Celia kradez obnasi s $4,000 dlu-
hopisech, S 10000 zelehacich S 800 v
demantech. Az ma S 1000 dostala spo-
letnost celou ostatni sunni nazpet.
Hartford, Connecticut, 8. ledna.
Nasledkem umrti senatora Buckinghama
imenoval guverner nastu poem jeho VIM.
w. Eatona, ktery al do H. bfezna b. r.
senate bude zasedati, nacez statni snem
novou volbu vykona.
Springfield, Mass, 9. dnora Ones
iel prvni vlak prdkopem Uoosacovym,
COZ trvalo 35 minut. Tento tunel )est
neidelsi nejnakladnejsi We Spoj. statech
nalezi k nejvelkolepejsim dildm novove-
k6ho inzininyrstyi. .s-----@---a. -.-'-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

The sharks of society are the "cOnh.
denccmen" infesting it-that class Of hui
mans which, in the form of man, in the
dress Of man and having the speech Of
man--bland. tasteful and suave--win the
confidence Of the unsuspecting stranger
only to gain accession to ALL or part, at
least, of his ready money. The two great
bats with which these beings tempt the
unwary In America, especially in the
West, are named in the vernacular Of
the gambling fraternity monte" and
"bunko." The first Is game of railroad
life, usually, and is the country cousin of
bunko, which is mostly played In the me.
tropOlis or smaller cities.
When man steps out from his home
on the farm, or in the country village,
with snug sum Of money in his pocket
10 make purchases in the nearest large
city, and his wife says 10 him on his de.
parture Look out for robbers and don't
let them get that money" the point II
well taken on the woman's part, and the
warning worth needing. Safely on the
train and speeding toward the metropolis,
the traveller may not dream Of danger,
thinking only Of the snares which are
spread in the environs of the city TO which
he IL journeying, but the railroads Of the
West, especially in Illinois, Iowa, Wis.
consin and other States tributary to Chi.
cago, are many Of them infested with that
class OF swindlers known "a tlreeeard
monte men. They travel daily upon the
trains, vibrating backward and forward
from Chicago into the interior a few hun
dred miles, week after week. They travel
singly, In pairs, In trios and sometimes
even larger gangs board the same train.
Watch complement Of these gamblers
AT their work. One of them takes up a
position near some man or party OF men
whom he wishes to "fleece" In his
hand are three cards. He passes them
through his hands in that way peculiar 10
those who are accustomed 10 handle cards,
his hands beng held about breast high,
palms downward and horizontal 10 each
other, while the paateboards are passed
dexter0usly from one 10 the other in sight
Of the man whose money IL being fished
for. He sees that the cards are plain, with
the exception that upon one Is the picture
Of a man, perhaps another Of n woman, and
on the third child. The swindler lays
the three cards upon vacant seat,
backs up, or, perhaps, holds them In his
hands with the figures toward himself,
and saying: who can pick out the
man ~ Ali this seems very innocent, and
some one says II can" tries, and sue
ceeds "Pll bet you can't do ii again"
says the swindler. Everybody looks on
with interest, when perhaps some victim
will put up five dollars and try TO win.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
HOPE.

THO nlsrt's first shoot was fresh and fair,
yr. tended il with loving care.
D., Eeer, the breath Of April air,
Il chilled the frail newcomer.
W. said: /" The daysr roll onward fast,
..T,,a east winds reign will soon be past,
VII fence it from the bitter blast,
onr hld will blow in summer"
p,,. June had half her smile forgot,
And August suns blazed fierce and hot,
Ard tired of their earthly lot,
The eft leaves dropped and faded.
yys said When heat and glare pass By,
Beneath October's tranquil sky,
The bloom will blossom quietly,
Ry Autumn's calm wings shaded"
prt ali, the dead leaves heaped the plain,
nd rotted meath the ceaseless rain,
1yita lIkea weary soul in pain,
the winds amid ii signing.
We heard the winters coming tread,
Tbe low skies darkened overhead,
Glove, Faith and Truth are vain," we said,
Oar treasure lies a-dying."
Ard slowly, with reluctant feet,
We lief, the snowdrift's winding -sheeS,
where lay the promise, pure and sweet,
To Youths gay morning given.
Then. angel-like, Hope whispered low:
q .ife fingers meath yon saving snow;
On through the seasons patient go,
God keeps your flower in Heaven"
All the Year Pound.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Dartmouth has made Charles O'Conor
an LII. d.
And now they say that Faust knew
nothing about printing, Well, we'll
what liars old histories are.
Mrs. Clinch, of Georgia, offers to bel
mule against twenty dollars that she can
whistle better than any man in America.
MIR. s. l.. NJ. Barlow, of the New York
bar, has been chosen to write for the
American Cyclopedia the article on whist
Nine Patterson Bonaparte has crossed
5he Atlantic sixteen times, and proposes
to do it again, though ninety years OF age.
-Disraeli says he will be happy if he
car see the return of the Arctic expedi-
ton, because he should like to see that
point settled"
Miss Clara Rose, of Philadelphia, had
81 900 expended on her Latin, French and
German education, and then married a
man who has to buy his butter half a
pound at time.
The business aspect of scientific jour
nalism is presented in the balance-sheet OF
the "Comptus Rendns'' of the French
Academy of Sciences, which shows, after
forty years of fame, that the annual ex-
penditures exceed the receipts by 10000
francs.
Mr.. Tennyson or his publisher, re.
| ceiyes the handsome sum of Sl5 900 or
$4,000 annually from the composers who
make a business of setting the Laureate
poems to music. The charge for permits.
sion to set poem has been fixed at TWEEN.
| ty-tivc dollars, and the applications aver.
| age two or three day.
Elder Thurman, the man who proph
esied that the world would come to griei
on the 10Th of April, has commenced the
| publication, in Chicago, of a paper whose
very significant name is The Day Of IA,
Lord, or Morning Light The Elder was
| fooled in the non -fulfillmento OF his prophe
| cy the last time, but he is bound TO hit i
yet.
| Commodore Vanderbilt recently re
marked TO a New York reporter: "l wa,
thirty years old; l had been working fol
several years for my employer at 81 900 ,
year, and when left him | had not NOR,
than $50, 1000, ali told Now, that's tn,
way to start out In life. Young men o
America; here is pattern for you; g
thou and do likewise!-Chtcdoo Journal
Joaquin Miller is said TO have re
ceiyed his name somewhat as follows: Hi
name was John, but when he was a small
boy he was always telling the other boy
some monstrous story under the pretens,
of telling the truth, and they'd reply
| " Oh, you're joking, Miller" until at las
he was known by the name of Joking
Miller" Afterward, when the improba
BILE stories began to attract little motto,
in the papers, he tried to be high toned
and Latinizcd his nickname into Joaquin
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

Falstaif IS unbounded stomach has found
a rival. Ii il well known that in this city
IL il the practice Of certain keepers Of eat.
lighthouses to encourage trade by selling
six dinner tickets, a weeks supply, for two
dollars, thus securing the money in adj
vance, and giving the buyer carte blanche
to order from the bill Of fare as suits his
fancy. As a rule this Is apaying business,
but "a case comes TO our notice which
threatens the unfortunate victualer with
financial ruin In an unguarded moment
he disposed Of a liberal supply Of these
dinner.tickcts to Misunderstanding youth,
who yesterday took his seat at the table
and "wadcd In" When he had finished
his repast, gentleman sitting near by,
who had taken the trouble TO jot down the
several items, found that the account stood
as follows, according to the prices on the
hill nf fire,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

and contracted a secret marriaao during a
pleasure drive to Enfield, Conn, on indie
pendence Day. The husband of year is
student at Harvard College and the son
OF prominent railroad official His wife
has steadily attended fashionable board
ing-school, where, until lately, ii has been
understood she was fitting for vassar Col
lege.-Sprfngield lfass) Republican
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

THERE is an unusually fine run of fish
in the upper Connecticut this season,
black bass, with which the river has been
stocked, of four and five pounds weight,
being quite plenty, and several muskal-
longe having been lately taken, one that
weighed fifteen pounds.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

ONE Of the Chavez gang of banditti,
having resolved to lead an honest life,
hired out to herd horses in Tulare County,
Cal. Shortly afterward his dead body was
found, having been lassoed and dragged
over the plain until his neck'was broken
and life extinct.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

THAT singularly limpid oil drawn from
the jaw-bones Of blackfish, which is used
by watchmakers the world over 10 oil the
works of watches, alps0st all comes from
Proyincetwn, Mass, though the total con-
sumption IL only 200 gallons yearly.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

To prevent needless anxiety, We may
add that the youth iswell and returned to
the charge to-day. The victim was in the
market this forenoon seeking To make an
arrangement with his creditor Boston
Iranscytpt
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

IT Is not advisable 10 go out Of doors
without anything on your head, nor into
society without anything In it.-7sve
Haute Nal.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

Ir is estimated that there are over 800
tons of old rubber shoes manufactured
into car springs in Boston annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Nails

WEDNIcS DAY, APBIL -.
For Europe, QuecnstONu aud Liverpool Dj ue ~ am
shin BOT hnia, mails close at 80 ASuplemenaiy Mal -
al "A. IVoOa
Dock. jersey City -. - ~
THURSDAY, Arm 80
For Europe Plymouth Cheb0uIg aud Hamburg by The
steamship fOmmerania mails clOsr al 80 NJ SuPleme
tary Mall clOsod 1870 T. Sie amshp sals at D. M
from Pier a foot Of Thni u, HObokcn.
FOR ay and NecIncla, by Tho steamship fnh nuls clots
steamship sails az II m, from Pier No d. North
River
York mails elD-e at y. supplementary Mail - closed
40 D. Steamship sails AT from Pcr No s. North
For Bermuda the steamship Gamma, mails close nj
n m Steamship D. Per 40 IL. North River
FRIDAY, APRIL 30.
For Aeun0 all Panama, the Central American ana South
Pacific porte Dy the tmsp Acapulco mails clos at 10 \
m A Supplementary Ma " closed az II a. M stamhLip
sails at - M from Pier No AZ, SOrth River. -
ais Newfoundland close at the New YORK PostOmce
every day II l;j0 J.. ~.
Maifor HanGy y. - is closed at the New York Post
SAT URDAY, MAY J.
England, Wales and ireland, VIA Queenstown abI v
erpoo by steamship City Of Chester malls close AZ 80
q m supplementy Mail IL c0-,d al M steamship sails
at D. III, from Pier Ma. as SOItb River.
Mails for scotland only, By the steamship California close a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
CANAL REFORM.

THE LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION.
TESTIMONY OF JosErU HLToN AND GEORGE NJ
B,rNEs-ExpIANATION OF THE CLASSIFICATION
or MATERIAL. MEASUREMENTS, 6C.-TIlE pEGJ'A"
CONTRACTS Al WEST TEOY-lHH DENIsOE CON
TRACT AT FORT SCHUYLER
ALsAxy. April 27.-rhc Joint Committee OF
the LEGISLATURE resumed IT, lahors this afternoon.
The frs, witness WA Joseph Hilton Of Albany, who
testled as follows: Was appointed Resident Engineer
in February 1874. Has since been Division Engineer VI
the Eastern Division, but Is now ia tho employ oil Tue
Central Railroad Company. Had charge OF the work part
OF the time o. the DE- gaw contract for repairing locks III
West Troy the contract that assigned to willard
johnson. go FAR his experience went the worA on 'h"
contract was fairly and honestly done He eNphheI
AT some length the formula Of classification oi
material measurement, etc. bat made no new develop
mcnis nor dld lc differ In his explanations of previous
testimony orr this subject The work on ts contract
was for the rebuilding of double locks IN place q" o"
single locks Tie masonry for such structures should o.
estimated with certainty by capable engineer II "'
original contract carried ouL Counsel then sho"eu
hy that contract that the original estimate was for 90
yards NJ vertical wa and that 2.527 yards were u-ed
and asked witness how ho could account Tor tins eNt"
ordinary discrc pancy. witness could not explain W"
Thought that 80 Yards Of yegeu wall would have been
ample for au ordinary lock- hal no personal knowledge
Of the matter but believed that il might have been
brought about by subsequent changes Of plan.
Counsel asked II the witness could account for th'
increase In the quangty ~ white oak, which was est
mated az $1,000 feet hut over 1900 feet was PAD "a"
He could not account for IL unless by the supposi'oh
that II was brought about bg Subsequent alteration OF
The plans The Price PAID for tis wood was $50, whoh
Wa I!gc price Nor coti ne aCG"uD' iol ..e
"lty ut so Yards OF vertical Wall 10. Inc upper io,h'
n. l. Nor could he aco,mt f9r $4,000 u whi,e OAK or
houg Ftmatrd for, WI ca over $1,000 lccl We 'u ~
D not gad IL Tie duty OF al engineer IA inc cnl9
.t qi,t tasi matter an cngiucci mad no night 10 de-
ann Lie az fGkI b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
THE SITE or TR.fDE.
CATTLE MARKETS.

BCFFNo. y. Y, AprI b.. ArnE-Receipts to-day ~
head making The toal supply tor the week tus Tor H2<o
head 40 Il o. cars for the same Last wees,
90 Tor hc lime last iho Waftt "a- dnl ana
asking last weeks lccs am b. ere drland,ny
trrinc atteniarce - asc1 purchae'rS was IA Dut
trade confined 10 local d. AIR and The eouny iIa
disposed Of cline OF good ana iuc
on quality salrs of geo mead !uiuos steers ,,th
from D., 10 l. - and l,2JJ - 81 a. dtC % and -
200 Ohio en- rugue rom 20 20 l22i and l35~ 10,
ami - head Michigan tt.fs ana rtockeI r.
rargiug flon 30 tu LIT p. al - 500. 3.
lkMfsi,Co ifs "a day SfrV head, naking ne
lhua far 100 De AL lst 40 y
beg1 OT the last week ald 900 IA al for TIE
The market DAT 40 &c uu luI WOOL
md crTod 1907 head di~UOseG o sale, 81
yI t al luuls WoO, Ranging IRON S. 10 H., al 81 5bs
i head Ohio cppc Grazing 100 y, At - 81 ~ hea
Indiana Ou Averaging % 10, - ~ ~ head Ohio NO
averaging % 70, al 20 Michigan clipped averaging lOl
n, ri - % ~ $500, .,.
Icccipts ay. 1000 hol making the total supply
thns ,0O head against gs~ heal Tor te
SANE aHd l. 700 heat ior Tie same tune last
year: dan Workers ~ ooa~7 81 heavy
l0l - IS jO1-o 90
CucACO April ATF under ufavOrable adyioes dun
I0O 30 lover Rec ipts 4,oOo ~ ipine
s od generally s40:6 60 hest quoted al AZ butchers
ana stoclers tar 80 70 choce, - 00a.6 30 shipments
3CO0. ,...s g. - -. No.
live active firm. steady ana unchanged III price TO
cepfs, 10000 shipments 1000. 90 ,.,-,
SHEEP quiet AMI steady receipts, looOj -dlt- oVitp
So 5Oas6 75 shoTn, 80 bUdeJ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
PASSENGERS SIZED.

FOR HAMBU RG IN aeaBshfD Schftisr April 27-Wm.
Zach, Consul OF he German Em're. Mrs.. VIM. Lach MISS
Marnrot Zach. Joseph Schly II Bacluiann. NJ Wasseran
Henry Stern, MIS- G. .reory, Master frank treEnIJ hss
(. iimock. NJ H., T. Greene Miss caroline " era -
G. schmidt Miss c. schmidt W. T. smith MI anc Ar lteiy
Ircrd =. ftiI NJ Stein r. Lam rom Ms C. Ju Two chll
frrI and ~ ant MIS- MaTie lissc and ant A. Siwarle
bach. Mr ard Mrs 81 koIbluu three cllen and rlH =
y Becker, Mrs Becker. O. Moltnan NJ Hahn, = stern,
II rL InAesvn MIA Ccnc Inh i-en, Mics Ann Lrt zen
J. y Ir inner T. Kuhn DVfl KncS. Leo Wese, Mrs Her
mine Mcste, Mss r. Mann, Mrs Clycry, Miss CaNtTl rs
Rfccway ami servant G. W. " afcT and two chihu y.
heim Sl0clung, Hrs, Ida stoeilMg' MSS5,cI "t'il'
Ntoe'tng, l. Fckstein Mrs :. uozhauer ana
ciid, Mr. and Mrs r.. Mannheimer ana two Children,
JOS IN WIFE, Alex 1Ohn. Mis. r. NCO and two children, T.
and hrs Oscar CamCr Mrs Auustc Zescr AMI infant MISS
ora Icfhr, Mrs. Dora COLIA Mss A. Meyer, htr LIZA
Eirchnetr Feri Ercnter g. l.. Auli@ Alu's Nfoc r'i
Mrs AaStr ieicLn Mis-. faun, rsr ana infant, MI are
Mrs Louis Bicfcr md cld Horn prckr1. MIA Ausu y,
Dcckutz, Mrs. 5chu Miss Bertha SchuA L. -eE a
MIS- Ilrc feg Mrs. ath. itgiug, MI AMI MIS-, = T.
huntcr, Richard Feedcrie, NJ. HaIrEun, MtrN Coien,
A. " acfnar, Mrs. r. inflow, Hiss AatIl'
iOuath q. g. LeonhaTdt Mrs. Mar W. Le0nhar ., Mf'
Jenny lconhgrit Nrs T. v Iolzmasicr NJ aud ME- JON
SnpfiR'r Miss Alkaline SnpVgcr Master Johnny SuIHlgei
Miss Lila liachs NJ. ~ Anna Eisucr, MTs ilaDcth en-
Misc htis4uc Frcfir. thlrnan. otto kirci -,
~ =. !. Kern foIi- Supuist Miss Louise Nsen @ D.
VIM k| l. John Williams. Mr. and Mt- Idwd Sclhfner ArS.
hnrg III mine Mrs. NINA arscn and child Mtr g. MON
lauUf J. Mrs Maria Mfnt and chill, MIS- Jos Brlfi - y
Panlsen. Carl Frm VIM. Frahm. Mr. and Mrs Charles r.
laase, hr i Gr Henry OulCrs Jnd 40 children, oti
Mol Nc0U t"t " Ntlgrr, o T. stephan, Christian hlfl
hIlas HcKtor, Mich. Huriruiann, ID. ". PerciNal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
P1SSFNGERS APRTTED.

FROM FFRNANDIvA ANp PORT RoYAI--Ia e.cm-
G. a H. = NiT 9 T. = Scialtl r f. wcoyso b
9e W ~ E'gsp ps 5 a Harf Ga G :. "a y1G
II. \. sten'r ami son. Ma Haniy. Mr. 6 a. Nart H. p
iE eSaari , j. Y as sst c3 '' ''Si - ''
3 IS NJ ~, y area '1qs%S 81 .: !'f' %. arr
Denp A. r. Hyds Mrs NJ D,ms @iss Mar 10 m,-l N ~
ana srr,a anti MIRA Haror. Wasuu y, oibear T.. Tunnel
aI H r. 1rr Mr. sia T. l. Howe J. Miner an
T, ", S,, ' I 49, m " \ P o. IIoyt > B;ct
Or. Il. Crnt e. IT, Csr rer-, Miss iiopk l. Cn9S i,
creme. sir- J. Wonigou"y. Nj. Pine MIS- Gibe1 Mi~-
L - ~ y 'artc ana WIG < J.; r ,Tt 'ia E. Hahn
= IT, Goe u + End wife J. A. RnIr,tt, We and chlr,u,
H9nsn CAT 1s1 = =. ~ ,cii T'; rs - FFi'
Iaus,l @ Sc'.-"".u%s, John Niiln,tG" 9' u1ssIn
NJ ani iens Ms e. on aaashtcr and Cd, srf
inorsny. D Mallory Mrr IT, Holuaa aaa ~ ley I;
Ollie rau,ron Mts Blanche Iiaicuon Ryan Miss n
- a~ns :, A. Aa1.it' ar - c ,'' rat % SH
Fi;;oM cuARlrsToN-Ia s'>g1a..tc, champion, Ann q
Miss A. Low ndes M,s- y Io~uaes J. =. ward, Mis-
capnel ,o . Caeta p cr' ,r cr ari ua MS T. T.
E5a e. Mrs AZ IS n small" 5,si ard Nq tii
MSS ". ohora, Ms jans heib' -. elise M
r : Rogers Mrs g. = 2arsi anc SOU Miss eara, yis'
ana cid M. DR. nesay AID son Si-S Duncan Mrs skin
a asG iwo e., ~ M Fos N sod sie Ms II l. Williams
Mes "a. j. Williams, "a - AJu'y. hiss ~ h"tit - -.
eiI ''s Bs n ~ =, lev. r. W Renter
ZEN Gor'on Granger g Niye, Brewer Mss II
n ~ Alcc Wsri John Brov Miss -ar.l, cusc Iirnc
%an . T i,r ( y S@ HIP! abar *
stewart. Eo.,d Dayi. AND 10 on de-, ,,., 49,, .,-
tHaM H ce.e A sp . SD 5s e. s' vs. n 9a
Ver IA fc. rnos nfwse NJ !aG, y Pic 9. no. MI!
~trvcI II .rnanda- NJ C",,n9 \ iri," - h'9,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
Ocean 6tcamers.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSA lLANIiC tOMPAN1's
MAIL, STEAMSHIPS BETM EEN NEW-YORK AND
HAVRF:
The this faV0rte ronte for the Continent
being sOutheriy than other viii l nom Per No.
90 North River follows:
I,AMERIQUF, POuZOlz. SATURDAY, May 10
VlILF "a PARIS, IAohesnhz. ga kDAY, May 20
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Including wuel.
P4rst Cabin - 400 second sG5 THIRD. $50.
Reurn tickets at reduCel rates.
steerage goo with superior and including
All uecesbares without extra charge
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent No % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
DISAGREEMENT or THE JURY IN TIE Bowen
LIBEL SUIT.

Cu,RLrsroN, s. c., April 27.-1hc Aers ant
Ooorcr hhei trial ended oia IN disa ccm, nj Of tho
nry after Latte. being locked up for "A hours. IL il
and rrtOod That eleven jtots for ucauAi aud
tur rOnglcuon. There seven Otuer indictments
aeatist lropric'ors of the paper, but the court
announced that would hc tied this tsrm. Toe
failure 10 convict is su rally regarded ~ tne cnl OF tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
CHARGED WITH WIPE MURDER.

Boston, April 27.-The jury in the case of
Mrs Mary Deun,hy, whose mysterious cath az sayin
ul on the Sill Of April ha3 provoked general interest
aud inquiry, to-day declared thai sac murdered by
her husband. abrttcl by his brother and sister, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
POLICE NOrE..

n Antonio was run over yesterday at ffoadWaN
am B'ccccr rr lack driven by CHARLES be,ay ana l
heal was severely inurei.
Charles l. tayetie of NJ. Safest, bI""Nlt H.
hl,u. lie was t.4kru the palN Hospital
At the Yorzville P0c' Court Yesterday. William
S Ter WA h,li ou charge Il burglary Irfeel iy iirI.
Kunn uf 80. eGi SAtIivc -Al"T Ps mo- was no. on .
oliaigo ut the paco OF Chat liiu'i a. 80
IO3i T ri ave, st.s watci valued ~ s. ~ ~
4 iicI-f Miciiat i'itai
So 50 Trtay, or ssc valued 9t Is q, aAd I"I hf"s l-
nI ii tlle nlceIs who Id 20 ayr ~ LiIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

II 70 Supplementary Mall clesed a. M steam
siJ sails az p. ni from Pier No 10, North River.
For the Continent Of Europe loXcapt FIanoe VIA
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WASHINGTON, April -. "A dispatch received
at tie Navy Department to-day FROM Rear-Admra n.
Collins, commanding soulh Pacific station, dated
Talcshuana, Chilli March D., THAT the Rich
nond hlsohp, that pori, and that tic health
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,I yeors $40 and 1873 and on several other smaller
claims Tine claim OF Mr.. MlersoD settled by the
CnnIroer Inv tins paymen OF Sill 900. The warrant Was
stoned by The MAYOR on April -, aud paid ON Apsll ~
THE counsel for Mr. Miersou neglected TO give hogc so
% erG that fine Judgment had be, satisfied aid Tue
Ivy was accordingly made Unless the other Judgments
are satisfied the pictures will he s"ld