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"Ochr by my sowr said the
woman chow did I know then that
I'd. be called as a witness.n
The lawyer assured them that
be could get q continuance Of the
case, and they went away satisfied.
IN. o. Times.
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J end6 sas4 r elli-
11tley q g1eat - 1ept-
(1s U5les1s oe heeh 49, tpok
AAAsd q tie sana1 md uAde
things lively with clubs and re-
volSApy o. Hdedsy i9oruing Of
1dsfjts, and -co6pt tor amdayits
Vel4 nAaea he6ote /. 1sstjcs Ear
mann. On. Tuesday tie warriors
buried - 'tomahawk, Withdrew
the suits, sndpaid the costs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-15

,,rx large force, employed by the
Isvss Oompaeys is at work OH
~ 3eyes - t1s r Cameiiar planta.
tionD Thsvork to be done is asses.
ssa.ty ! "a 4, :ssyipessss y at 4,s22
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-15

chronological Journal, Contents for
april, 1876: |
I. Gen. John Glover, OF Marble.
head with portrait.
ii. Psychological Basis Of Religion,
considered from the standpoint oi
Phrenology.
III. The Great Exposition i; Illus
trated.
w. Capital and Labor their rela-
tions.
v. George Walton Williams, Mer-
chant of Charleston, 8. c.; with por-
trait.
vi. A Plea for the Boys.
VII. A Bad Beginning. Chapter v.
The Bitter Ashes Of Sin. Chapter vi.
With the Prisoner. Chapter VII.
VIII. Peacemaker Granger; or,
Cooperative Livind and Working.
Continued. ar 81
IX-HosSee Bushnell. D. d. with
portraN. ssIkl- aa.E
n. The A1k6 BniR So es
u. Where the Day Begins !, 1lIns-
tratAd.e IT, ..fAss6 : ~ A
XIE Tfrdsnl1D 1D1on. gu
XIII. The Wild Turkey ;Illustrat-
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Address, A0ENCY DfPAntTtfH3gT
rrank isslies Pabishisg Hos6s, 60 psaa
street. New York. " 2sdSsa.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-15

By general, consent the ditch prob
lem in its original form seems to be
given up. Several solutions have been
sent us, in which the writer takes the
liberty OF making slight changes in
the factors, but those IT course will
not answer. Two or three, however,
have hit up on the following plan
which ~ compromise may he ac-
cepted. Il has the merit of being as
I'M tenious ~ the problem itself, and
in that point Of view ought to be
adopted. We fancy, though, that the
srtful gentleman who concoct~d that
little job got LOG yards of ditching for
500 out Of the guileless laborers who
took the contract.
This is the compromise solution:
- NEW ORLEANS, April a, 1876
DEAR RoUSDABoUT-The mathematical
problem Of your to-day's papsr having been
submitted To tho scholars of the German
American School. ono Of them, who was .
little too quick. found also s95.
Having been shown that there was surplus
Of IS, he said that the workmen concluded to
invest that balance in buying 10 tickets for
the May festival Of the school.
Some other scholars, after having carefully
examined the question, gave the following:
so ss% sn - No Mfrg 81 . "a .no "oe 70 earn
The man working in the soft land. after
having dug 50 yards in II. met the rocky side,
10 NIB whieh ,;.hs hs dug 10 yards completing the
Ths T % frsa man dur 40 r,,d. A. 1, 9s and -
coivcd $50. s.',ss .s4s s,..
The second man dug so yards In soft land
at IS cents receive SH 50.
The second man ding wards In rocky land
at 81 IS and received $l2 $3.50.
Giving 100 yards for exnctiy zoe.
remain, dear RouDdabout, yours.
~ +. TRIEsr, Principal,
For ths scholan q efGesnas-A1xicas 6cAosa,
New Orhens. -. - -
ronr or Ave- nnp;le ~ the Garm.r.
ADeflean Sfhcoi nave likewise sent
apswers identical with =. or closely re.
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% sssse Hp.;,are Rap,is are 'G1n foapara, a ,,i MI
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etvc eIc1S cteuIt IoT tue InRenIoue
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week 1tOm our friend Captain
!: !. Oepdeyieila, q Baton Rcags,
Ship for the limo and hoop pole
trade with Mr.. Jameeg y aley Of
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sAeolp ba&felh which viii u osdel.
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DU1GEz T. BELOW. EDITORS. r~ut~ .& a
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
NEWS IN THE CITY.

Jacob Rice. Of No. S54 broadway, reported to sh'
roce last night that while riding Third avenue
chr some thie stole BIS brcastptn
Thomas Clark, No. 6oi Cherry street, quarrclled
with hts wife Yesterday and sho struck him on tho
head with a frying pan, INJECTING severe scalp
wound.
Edward lyman, aged twenty-eight years, Of Brook
lyn fell overheard the foot OF West Eleventh street
yesterday but was saved from drowning by O1Hcer
Kelland ana two citizens
John sullivan, OF No. 81 East Seventeenth street,
proprietor OF faro bank kept at No. 6l6 Broadway,
was yesterday hold for trial by Justice Duty at the
Tombs Police Court on complaint Of Albert Williams,
who lost $50 AT the game.
Tho body OF Anthony Keyser, OF Astoria, Long
Island was found in the East River, ut the foot Of
Ninety-eight street, yesterday morning, much do.
composed Tho deceased was nity-hve years OF age
and had bocn missing sincc the Sth inst
fight took place yesterday morning in that portion
OF the Eighth ward known Alrica' between Louisa
Webster aud Annie Robinson, both colored, during
which tho former struck tho head with bottle
and severy injured She was sent 10 tho Chambers
Street Hospital and her assaiant locked up in the
Prince street station house.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
A BOY KILLED IN ALBANY.
From the Albany Argus, Nov. rs

From the Albany Argus Nov rs
Louis Thcus keeps a butcher stall at the southwest
corner OF Third avenue and Tcuns street. About
,wonty minutes to one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Louis his wife and jacob Fuchs, farmer rcsid
ing on tho Shaker road about oight miles from this
city, sitting in room the rear Of tho market
engaged in conversation, whca three boys one named
Aspricn. came through tho market, and opening the
sitting room door commenced 10 tauut LOUIS, using
vile epthets LOUIS greatly cnragcd,
drove the young scouudrcls from tho shop. In a
lew minutes John Grcsser came into the shop and
asked for somc liver. Louis proceeded 10 cut somc
liver Tor the boy, who remained standing near tho
front door, wnen young Asprcn anu his companions
returned and stood III the DOORWAY rcterating their
taun,s In spasm OF rage the drunken butcher
threw the kniic he was using toward the boys.
the kniie struck young Gresscr the left side.
Just below the ribs, and then fell TO the floor The boy
took three steps forward and then fell Mrs Theus,
who in the back room, and no witnessed tho
currcncc, rushcd forward and took The boy in her
arms Seeing that he was seriously injured tho woman
took the buy into The back room and placed him
bed she tod Fuchs TO Tor DOCTOR and no started
on, but did not succeed III finding one In the moan
time large crowd had coIlectcd mud pressed into
tho shop and room. Drs G. ]. Mosier and Van Slykc
made their appearance but, oil course, could
der no assistance and the hoy died ten minutes alter
the kpiic struck him. Officer sweeney happened 10 be
passing at tho imc and with difficulty made his way
10 the house through tho large crowd which had asscn
blej He found Thcus sccretcd III the garrett but sue
cccdcd In arrcsing him aittr short struggle. Tho
kniic with which the murder was committed Is about
eighteen inchcs long and as sharp AS razor. The
murderer is short, thicksc brutal looking man, his
face being bloated py rum, his cheeks abby his eyes
puncd up and his har coarse and shocky. lie has
sparse beard and mustacEc He Is about forty years
OF age, and IS very repnlsivc IN appearance. The
stencn from his person was sckcning lie was very
talkatve and ready ~ volunteer statement in court
but Justice Clutc. before whom he arrngncd,
scnccd him. lie did not appear TO realize the deed lie
hpd committed, though his bloated features were
slightly pale The victim, John Gresscr, was fourteen
years OF age, and resided with his father. Andrew
dresser. at No 6S Third avenue. He was quiet, in
offensive boy, and had been sent 10 the market by his
sister He did not have anything 10 say to the other
boys and was in no way connected with them.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27

whether peace war. may rest assured that Rus
sas place ia Europe viii be changed before the East
crn question ~ settled. In America say that the
path OF empire marches westward; In Europe We may
bc convinced thnt the path OF empire Is marching
south Russia Is tending toward tho Black sea. and
should not startle rs IL IN few years we ad that -.
Petersburg Moscow before ", viii DO deserted and
,pita, IN a aud more suitable cline, Will
be created on the southern borders OF the Empire.
such transfer OF her capital may lie looked aron
certainly; and the Diack Sea, joined
10 the Caspian and connected by railways
With Central Asn. will be the harbor OF her fecs and
her commerce. No wonder that she tights for Con-
stantnope. at least safe. clear passage 10 the
Mediterranean. Why should she noty Aod with
Russian commerce from her European and Asiatic
donnions pouring INTO the Black and thence
through the Dardaueiles: with Turkey freed AZ she
already Is from her burden OF debt, with the loss OF
provinces perhaps ard given lease OF life:
with Italy developing her commerce and her industry.
Egypt aud Africa opened TO commerce.; India sendin:
her through the Suez Canal the result must
eventually be the transfer OF vast portion OF Europc's
commerce and life 10 The Mediterranean The conse-
quence OF all this Will be fatal for the North OF
Europe would be change in the course OF the Gull
Stream.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
GERMANY MESAcEs AUSTRIA.

from INC ran Nail ulxete.
Some revelations OF the policy OF Prince Dis.
marck ia the Eastern question were, according the
Noraya Tremia of ST. Petersburg, elected in the
course OF q recent conversation between the Prince
ian intimate friend which the above paper enabled
10 communicate its readers Tho hostility Russia
manifested by the German press, said Prince Bis
murck way inconvenient 10 the German
government, as ''shori sighted mcGocri.
ties" suppose, tor It has the elect Of enlishten.
Ing the German nation TO It's ruo inter-
ess in tho East The ccutral point OF tho
situation ior Germany IS Roumania which is ruled
by German prince and connects German territory by
railway with the Danube. 'sWhiie Austria is pushing
toward the Balkan Peninsula IRON the west Germany
advances upon IL from the east powerful national
instinct impcls the German to make ncquisi-
tions, while Russian cosm6politansn and the in
capacity OF 1nanciers spread tho old notion our
poverty, misery and want OF culture and exalt
tho disintcrestcd trumphs of European civilization.
The Russian organs III tho German press necessarily
talking of cooperation with the OF Europe OF
the character of tho Savonic question OF
the great deeds OF diplomacy; but while Germany
is silently making the Siavonic question her own,
thereby showing once more her intelligence and
slghtedness without caring what Europe may say"
.Roumania,n tue Prince wen, to say,
''has great part TO play in ,he coming events.
She rs the high road whicn leads the German
10 the Balkan peninsula. IL nrst we viii remain IN
the back ground. but Will direct everything. The
Prince oI koumanla will IN duo limo be proclaimed
KING OF the Daluban territories, including part OF
Bulgaria. This is simple ant convenient anu would
not Germany tnaler. Europe must consent.
whether she viii or not her hatred Tor Russia and her
wish 10 Keep the Russians out of the Black Sea Will
leave her 10 alternative. German colonization and
trade VIII do tho rest BY creating this Danubian
Kingdom shall only check the spread or Pan.
slavsm, but become formidable rival 70 the power OF
England IN the East Bulgaria would not offer any OBJ
nana, who have most OF tho trade OF the country
their hands. TINS new Danubian Kingdom, with
some 10000, 900 inhabitants, would get ncct with
our help, and gradnally extend German power south
ward from tho east, absorbing Servia and creating
chcctuai barrier against Russia
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
A COOL FRAUD.

4 stout young man entered the beer saloon of
George Koon'z at No. Ill West Houston street, yes
tcrday afternoon, and called for glass bccr. Having
drunk and pad for he turned TO the proprietor and
said, .'You arc my prisoner Am an officer and
arrest you for violation OF the Excise Law koontz
yielded gracefully TO the inevitable and followed the
Supposed officer. They walked along Greene street. up
ilecckcr aud down Broadway, the officer In tho mean
while lecturng his prisoner somewhat severely for ms
violation OF the law. Alter ttcy had gone consider
able distance kooLz suspicious that his custodian was
fraud, became aroused, and seeing roundsman
called TO him. Al this the stout young turned
palc and started TO run, koontz and the roundsmnn
following at the top oi their speed The lugtvc
gained ground rapidly, and alter reading his pursacrs
n long distance darted into tho slleyway OF No 3Ol
Mulberry street. opposite Police Headquarters. Tho
roundsrnan followed and caught him hiding in dark
corner OF the basement. He was taken 10 tho Four
tccnth precinct station house. where gave the
Of John Horau. Ho said he from ohio and
boarded at No. IL Washington street.
Tho police think his object in pcrsonatng an officer
vas TO cxtort money from Mr. koontz. Tho prisoner
will be arragned at court this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27

narics maintained by Russia In Constantinopie he
might certainly have prevented the Grand Ntzcr
overthrow Alter the dcthroncment OF Abdul Axis le-
naicn who saw the reins OF government pass IN his
enemies, Miihat Pacha ana Husscn Aren't Pachas
hands, did not remain long in ConstaEtinople Imnc-
da,cIy alter s departure Servia and Montenegro de-
clared war penetrating INTO Turkish territory, which
they expected to conquer without nolesiation. Great
their as,on,sh,ncnt, however. finding their In
ientons Practically resented ON fortune Of war
placing herself unequ.vocally the side of Turkey.
notwithstanding tho influx OF Russian volunteers
Servia lGnat,en who. during his leave OF absence
had been ovatcd ana escorted by the panslaviss
ir.umphaior, returned tn his post 30 prevent ami
hlatlon Of S,rvia and stop the Turks in their
torious to Belgrade rhe arrival OF Ignaten,
called among the Turks ''thc father Of lies, was
looked upon by tho Porte with great misrnst, being
well aware that new intrigues and new complications
would be planned by him until he his aim, the
destruction oi the Ottoman Empire in Europe and
,rrie hal
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
NEW JERSEY.

Tho ship canal project in Jersey CITY is to bc 70.
v,vcd at the session Of tho Legislature The ior
NOR bill which noarly passed has been greatly modi-
ned.
road between Jersey City aud PhiIadephia has been
altered Tho now timc table will go into operation
DAY.
Rev. Father killecn, pastor OF st. Mary's church,
Bergen Point is about 10 commence the erection Of
new church to meet the OF the rapidly ncrcas-
ing Catholic population.
The Board Of Finance OF Jersey City has been in.
formed by Corporation Counsel that has the right
10 reduce the salary Of tho present City Coll ector who
has hitherto received 81, ,O0O
According to tho reports OF tho Jersey City phys-
clans diphthcra has not Increased during the week,
while smallpox is on the decline. Both diseases arc
csa prevalent than The corresponding period Of lass
ycar
The Bayonuc Hotel has suddenly tcrmi-
mated Tho presence OF posse of deputy shcrins has
created wholesome effect. There attempt al
nm outbreak yesterday. Mrs Miller, the lahdlady Of
the hool. has secured the aid OF counsel, who will
bring the matter before the next Grand Jury.
The new tunnel OF the Delaware I.ackawanna and
Western Railroad, under Bergen Hill will not be
opened for tralc till after the end Of two months a.
$50 feet OF additional brick orchng has been ordered
Tho grado OF tho streets uDdor tho bridges Hobokcn
being lowered, ms the bridges low for trac.
Tho report that the New Jersey Central Railroad
Company intends to close tho workshops Al Hampton
Junction and to havo all tho work done at Jersey
City and Easton has created great dcspon among
tho operatives a. tho former place Colonel Moore,
tuo superintendent OF the railroad w however give
positions mt Jersey city and Easton TO deserving
chanics who may be sufferers from the change.
Another railroad on small scale s in progrcss
The Hndson branch OF the Midland Railroad crossed
BY tho now line OF Delaware Lackawauna and Western
at height or about thrco ieet grade Tho Mid
land Company has obtained mn Injunction restraining &
the Delaware, Lackwanna and Western Company from
raising tho grade OF tho other inc to intersccs
i day.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
BROOKLYN.

There were 1863 vagrants arrested in Brooklyn ysA
tcrday.
quantity Of clothing was stolen on Saturday night
last from in front Of the OF Mr. Steins No b3l
FIfth avenue.
The play OF .'rhe Color Guard" will be repeated a
the Academy Of Music tonight Tor the beneat OF .ld
Soldiers Home
Tho machine shop of p Cassidy, No. % Bride
street. was broken into at an carly hour ycstcrdsl
morning ana robbed Of $40 worth OF property.
John, alias "Red Moore,' residing atNo Frankla
place. arrested at late hour on Saturday night
charged with aSsaulting German on Henry street..
Frederick Young, sixty. five Of age, died sud.
denly yesterday. at his residence No 2o2 Herkimes
street. Coroner Simms notified and will hold an
inquest
The police OF the Third precinct arrested twcr.
ty.thrce vagrants on Saturday night. and ycsler.
day morning they sentenced to twenty nine days
each In Raymond Street jail
James Walsh, fourteen years OF age of No go Prince
street, was arrested Saturday night last charged
with stealing a quantity OF lumber from John G ul-
foye's new building in Tlllary street. near Gold.
Thomas ONeI, thirty -four years OF age residing at
No 156 Butler street, while watching tho buildings
on Second street. Smith, yesterday enccavored
drive some boys from premises fell from tho
third story the cellar breaking his leg in two places
The injured man was rcmoved ~ the Long Island Cot
lcge Hospital.
John D. Nell, twenty-eght years Of age, and James
Devoy twcnty three years Of age. hired horse and
wagon yesterday from f. Cocheu, residing on the cor
OF Navy street PARK avenue. They bad driven
but short time when they upset tho wagon and
smashed II into pieces. They were arrested OF the
charge OF intoxicaton.
A quantity Of meat and poultry was stolen from the
butcher shop OF G. w. Batzc No SIT Atlantic avenue,
at early hour yesterday morning. Mary Ann Bren-
men, residing in the Same building arrested on tho
charge o committing the theft, and Sarah Ann Lynch,
OF No. 5l1 Atlantic avenue, arrested the
charge OF Receiving tho stolen goods. The meat was
recovered,
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
AWAITING THE GALLOws.

Mr. Randolph, counsel for John Henry Schwamb,
the murderer. who under sentence OF death In
tho Hudson County Jail at Jersey City waited on
Chancellor Runyon at his residence in Newark, on
saturday evening, at late hour TO plead for COM
mutation OF the sentence. The will como before
the Court OF Pardons IN Trenton to-day. The Court
comprises tho Governor, tho Chancellor and tho lay
Judges ol tho Court OF Errors and AppcalS
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
DISSEMINATING VICE.

George II. Gaulier, tho French teacher who was ar
rested by Anthony Coms.ock, agcnt Tor the Society Tor
tho suppression of Vice. Saturday night for having
in his possession and exhibiting number Of indecent
microscopic pictures, yesterday before Justice
Duty at tho Tomts, who held him In $4,000 bail for
trial ut the General Sessions Gaulier teacher Of
Frcnch IN the Packard College, the Lafayette Institute
BROOKLYN In the Murray Hin School, and for time
was head OF the GAuIier Institute, Brooklyn. Hc
pleaded guilty.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
AMERICAN BEEF FOR EUROPE

The New Jersey Abattolr Company has mado
arrangements The transportation OF beef England
by tho White Star line OF Steamers in addition to the
Cunard aud National lincs Tho demand Tor American
beet IN the English markets, which decreased during
the par, OF October has revived and large ship
mcnts will be mado during The winter months BY
this vigorous competition Tho prices oi English beef in
tho home markets have been greatly reduced.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
BURGLARS ARRESTED.

At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Leo Schwindcl and Henry Cooper were arragncd
before Justice Blxby charged with breaking tho
house OF Mnc Quiniz al No. los West Houston street.
The we're held by Justice Bixby default OF
$1,000 bail
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
SUICIDE FROM A FERRYBOAT.

The ferryboat Delaware, OF the Pavona linc cft
the Chambers street slip quarter twelve ycster
day forenoon. and when near the Jersey City slip
passenger mined Patrick L. Nugcni. aged rity years
deliberately Jumped overheard ana was drowned