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The New York herald., 1876-10-22
MYSTERIES OF TWO ISLANDS.


WHAT WAS FOUND UPON A LONG ISLAND ROAD
AND IN A STATEN ISLAND GARRETT.
A boy employed on the farm OF Mr.. Frederick Encss
at Greenve Point was on his way to a ncighboring
residence few evenings ago when he horrned at
finding man with his threat cut lying on tho road.
Much frightened, he at onco back TO his home and
gave the alarm number OF persons repaired to tho
spot indicated, but the body could not be found
though pool of blood and some human hair tended
to corroboratc the boys story Search has since been
diligently made in the woodsand surrounding country,
bat OF any body could DO found. II is gcner
ally believed by the people OF the neghborhood that
foul dccd has been committed; but II any has
bcon murdered 1t must be stranger In that
detectives at work
On Friday afternoon, Mr. Minto. who WORKS tho land
known as the Rdgeway iarm near Travsville, staten
Island, ict some curiosity TO explore tho garrct' Of
the house. it called bu, which in reality only
n small space between tho ceiling and the roof How
ever by of ladder he got up, and ut first nd
nothing but cobwebs ana dust. After while be
Two feet SIX inches long In this box which rotten
with age and easily pulled open, the bones OF human
being were discovered. Mr.. Min'o at once notified
Oniccr Sanders OF his discovery, and in
due course Coroner Tappan made
quanted with the circumstances. coroner's
jury consequently held yesterday and after hear
ing very brief testimony, the jury returned verdict
that the remains those OF person unknown, and
they we're accordingly handed over to the Morgue
keeper Tor incrmcnt in the grounds OF the pcorhousc
Tho house where the bones were found Is the old
homestead Of the Rdscway family, and is built Of
stone, one story high, with peaked roof For many
years the R'deeway family occupied tho house, but
about thirty, years ago Il was sold to Mrs.
Reynolds, whose daughter married wealthy
CuDan, and the whole family removed 10
Cuba. Meanwhile the widow REYNOLDS had
sold the property grandson OF the original pro-
prclor, whose Is practising lawyer in
BrooHlyn. The house has been occupied by several
parties during the past few years. but Mimic has been
u resident oil tho house lor fifteen months, and IL is
scarcely probable he has ever boon that garret
before.
DR.. Walser, who examined tho bones, testified that
they appeared TO he the bones OF woman about
thirty five years OF age and about five feet three
In height The most dgent inquiry failed to disclose
the loss OF any person except two boys, who wcro
known TO have boon lost from schooner, and whose
bodies never recovered The whole alair is a
mystery, and may possibly bc legacy from tho Revo-
Inn MI
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY l87eQUADRUPLE

be compelled 10 report to tho conference committee.
IL was said, however that the members OF the sub
committee had SAID that Green was not only the most
available man, but the only man that the ant-Ian
many organization could nominate with any chance OF
success Nominations for the other city and county
Offices were pos poned.
A delegation from the Longshorcmen's Association
yesterday called upon the Comptroller and Mr. Roger
Burke, President OF the society, rendered Mr. Green
the support OF that organization for the Aayoraity OF
the city. The comptroller responded suitably and was
chcercd by the delegation.
Resolutions nominating him for Mayor were also
presented by the Young Mems Andrew H. Green Cam
pagn Grub OF the Eighth Assembly district
Comptroller Green was also waited upon by CON-
mittce from the Independent democratic Association
OF the second Assembly district, who presented resou
tons rendering their Endorsement
Yesterday the West Washington Market Association
raised handsome net banner ncr,bed:--For "Mayor,
ANDREW H. Greenm aud having two lie portraits OF tho
candidate upOn H.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
CONCLUSION OF THE GRAND JOINT CAMPAIGN
CONTEST.

SEwBRRS, Oct. 21, 1876.
Owing to the threatening weather this morning not
more than 900 people attended final Joint encoun-
ter OF tho guberna,oral candidates to-day at swift
Creek village obscure country roads eighteen
mies from here. The Ncwbcrn Cornct Band, with an
cscort OF mounted men, accompanied Governor
Vance 10 tho stand, which was radiant
with tho red, white ana blno of The ma
tlonaI ensign. At the close OF the debate Judge
settle ana Governor Vance eoqucnily congratulated
each and all the people OF North Carolina upon
tie uniform courtesy, airncss good feeling and good
oricr which bad characterized The yeIeht
of the grand JOINT campaign They then shook hands
amid loud applause
Tonight Governor Il. X Ogden aud ex-senator
Poole speaking AT The Court House, while Governor
Vance Is addressing large audience IN 'front.' OF the
CASTOR House. Vance speaks ON Monday, at Kinston,
and Settle NJ Washington, IN BcauIort county.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

A FAIR FIELD AND NO FAvoRs-THE PROSPECT
IN BRooKLYN-REPUBLICAN AND DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET IN NOMINATION.
Tho past week has been o: unusual excitement
In political circles Of Kings county. Both party man.
ayers have been playing game of hde aud seck' in
the mattes of ticket making. Conventions have met
and adjourned to come together again only to read
Journ. more healthy sentiment has been developed
and general desire for a change certainly exists on
both sides OF tho local political fence. Republicans
and democrats nike have gone into convention more
independent OF the past than upon any within
the last twenty years. The republicans have
fused with Independent democrats. and the
fusion has been strongly opposed by many of the
radical republicans. The regular democratic bosses
have been compelled to dsmount from tho high horse
of dictatorship Ward organizations have gone by tho
board bciorc the pressure OF moral and intellectual
suasion. II may said that, who neither ticket is
free criticism, they present, a whole, better
array OF candidates than the county has gwen for
many years
Tho following arc the candidates nominated up to
last night to be voted for In Kinas county
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A CURIOUS VERDICT.

An inquest was held Yesterday At Summit, n j., 40
to tho death OF John Kenny, aborcr who was killed
by freight train coming east the Delaware Lacks-
wanna and Western Railroad the 2olh inst The doe
ceased, appears, had been to democratic meeting
delegate, and returning hts homo along she
track In state OF int0xication His body was found
mutilatcd on the track, with tho skull broken and the
icct cut OIL Tho jury brought IN tho following ver-
dict:-"We ex0nerao tho railroad company and shetr
employees from blame In tho death Of John Kenny and
feel that II Is chargcable 70 ths trac OF inc towAa
ship OF summit. N. j."
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

The Independent Democratic Association of Kings
county have unanimously nominated Colonel james
Cavanagh Tor member OF Congress in the second Con-
grcss,onaI district.
There upward OF 1 900 voters registered in tho
16I election districts OF the tweny.nv wards OF
Brooklyn, and tomorrow (Monday) VIII be the lat
day IN that city Tho books Will be opened at
A. w.. and Viii close al eleven l.. NJ
.TnE BALLET ~ BROOKLYN
Tho great Increase IN the registraton of voters In
the odd numbered wards OF the city oi Brooklyn from
which Aldermen are Ia be returned to the Common
Council, caused considerable comment and inquiry.
Tho importance OF cocting a majority OF tho Alder
this year duly appreciated by both parties, and
~Hr ~- hes- -s>- - u-~ ~ ~
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ALDERMANIC NOMINATIONS.

Tho delegates TO the Eighth Senatorial District Tam
many Hall Aldermanic Convention met at Brevoort
Hall last night whom Hugh II. Moore, William Joyce
and Michael, ,Tuoncy were nominated.
Tho Filth Senatorial District rammany Aldcrmanic
Convention met last night, when II nimously
resolved that William Lamb and William Bennett be
nominated Candidates for Aldermen of the district
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MEETING or BISHOPS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 81. 1876.
Tho Bord of Bishops OF tho African Methodist
Episcopal Church convened hero In annual session to-
day. The following Bishops prcscnt--D A.
Payne and J.. Shorter, Of Wtbcriorcc, Ohio; J. Z.
Campbell, Of Philadelphia; 4. NJ. u. Ward, OF New
Orleans; J. VI. Brown, OF Washington and Wayman,
OF this cily Tho object OF the meeting TO arrange
the details and hx tho programme Tor their annual
visitations to the different churches under thor
charge, and 10 confer with the Boards OF Education
Missions, Finance und Publication, which bodies wcro
also in session
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
ANDREW II. GREEN FOR MAYOR.
HIS ENDORSEMENT BY VARIOUS BODIES YEsTER-

meeting of the suh-comniittecs OF the conference
committees Of tho Independent czcns Association, the
independent German American Association he anti
Tammany Association, was held yesterday afternoon,
at No 80 West Twcnty,hird street, to give oppor-
tunity Tor conference upon tho city county ticket
10 bo voted for at tho coming election.
The meeting was called TO order by Judge Murray,
whom Mr.. Henry Clausen was elected chairman, sud
l.. y. Doschcr secretary. On motion OF Mr. T. H. Hart
tho reporters excluded. When Tho meeting ID.
journcd gwen that there bad boon general
interchange Of relative TO the Mayoralty.
that Antfrcw ii. Green hai been unanimously men.
toned for Mayor The Citizcns' and German American
Associations had Endorsed him unrcscrvedy, but tho
anti -1ammany had not, as tho subcommittee would
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
GENERAL HOOKER.

NE rs CouETEoUsLY RECEIVED AND MAKES
SPEECH IN VIRGINIA
FREpERIcKsBrRG, Oct 81, 1876
General Joe Hooker arrived here to-day In company
with several gentlemen. number OF leading ctizcns
called upon him at the Exchange Hotel. and he was
iuost cour,cousy received Tonight he sercnaGci
by band of music He appeared the balcony OF
the hotel and was introduced a few eloquent and
complimentary remarks by Hon. T.. 81 Braxlon. Gen.
era Hooker ac>n >nowicdgcd the honor IN a few uppro-
pirate remarks. and consuded with 'God bless you
a' Hc was enthusiastically chccred by tho immense
crowd that had gathered 10 do HIM honor
General Hooker predicts that the State OF New York
Will give lilGen 90, ,UUO majority
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

Tho Tammany Hall Congressional Convention OF the
Seventh Congressional district met at No. 2l0 Fifth
street last evening. and nominated Anthony Eickhon
by acclamation.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

CARMEL, N. u. Oct. 81, 1876.
Tho Putnam County Republican Assembly Convcn-
ton to-day nominated Hamilton Fish, Jr for the AS
scmbly.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
KINGS COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL xoM1NAr1oN

KINGS COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
Tho delegates TO the Second District Congressional
Democratic Convention assembled last night at the
headquarters OF tho General Committee Immediately
after tho adjournment OF tho City Convention. John
Glfoye presided and ex-supervisor Richards ociatcd
as secretary. motion was made TO go into executive
session and voted down. The name Of William d.
nominated by Mr.. RichArus "A ballot was taken, IN
which vccdcr received "a votes and Taimagc2. Mr..
Vccder's nomination was then made by acclamation.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

Dia.
- s. II. Chittcnden.
4-Archibad BlisA Solomon Spitzsr
RRcisTlR
William Barre. james Tanner.
John Dcmar. Eugene ID. Berrl.
SURROGATE
Abram II. Daley. Walter l.. Livingston.
COMMISSIONER
Bernafd Midas. John Cunningham.
JUSTICES SESSIONS.
Andrew Nckibben. Gilbert II. Wickham.
CONTROLLER
William II. Burrc
AUDITOR.
William S. Soaring
roLcR JUSTICE.
Andrew Walsh
JUSTICE PkAcR.
Dit
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
THE MISSOURI OUTLAWS.

FAILURE TO IDENTIFY THE RECENT CAPTURE IN
JACKSON coUNTY-DHFIcuLTY IN RECoo-
NIzINe THE JAMES BRoTHRRs AND OTHERS.
sL LOUIS, No., Oct 15 1915
Efforts we're made to-day TO identity the man cap
tured in Jackson county Friday, who IS supposed ~
be the noted outlaw Frank James, but without avail
Captain Kinney, former proprietor OF the Marvin
House, scdaia, and Mr. Keeland, both Of whom
claim to know Frank well, could not identity him.
The authorities have sent for DR.. Moshcr, Of Sioux
CITY, who was stopped and robbed OF his horse and
wagon by tho desporadoos who succeeded In escap
ing from korhhod after the bank robbery and murder
OF Haywood, tho cashier.
OPINION.
Is the general opinion that tho captive is Of
tho Nortnncd robbers; but the opinion s not gen.
eral that IT 10 the much feared Frank James There
several parties hero and hundreds throughout tho
State who know the James boys well; but they are
friends OF the outlaws and would not identity them
der any circumstances In order ASCERTAIN who the
really is 1t will be necessary 70 have parties who
witnessed the Northnsd raid como here.
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
NEW YORK OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT-

that the peaceful intentions OF both parties were
frustrated by greed for Office intruding
itself upon the deliberations OF the committees such
considerations should, at time Ike this be buried
out OF sight and nothing should be held paramount
interests OF the great democratic national ticket
which before people Of the United states for
their indorsement and support What the result OF
the Convention may be. at loss 70 determine,
and my chief regret 10 that IL Is calculated to further
impair the chances Of amicable adjustment OF the
differences between the dcmocr ATTIC iactionk"
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
A POLITICAL AFFRAY.
RUMoBED MURDER OF DEMOCRAT By A coL-
oRED REPUBLICAN.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct 10. 1876
rumor prevailed In Newark last night that during
the Hayes and Wheeler parade In Plaiuned Thursday
night colored republican assaIcd democrat OF the
place and slow him with battle axe Tho was a
democratic transparency announcing democratic vic-
tory IN tho West II IS positively known that row
occurred there, but tho death OF the assacd man 10
mere rumor. Tho alleged slayer In Newark black
The police are ignorant Of the matter.
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State ps. Virgil Lloyd, obtaining
property under false pretenses ;
nole pr0seqssi, and bond cancelled.
State rs. Mary Michel, assault
snd battery; ,sOlle proseqai and
bond cancelled. 7.s,
State rs. Joe Lewis and Eliza
Campbell, passihg counterfeit
being absent), bond forfeited and
bench warrant ordered to issue.
State rs. Amed6e Beaufils, lar
ceny /; nOlle proseqni.
State %. Philip Alexander jr.,
larceny; nolle prosequi.
State Us. Francois Chicot, lar
ceny; nolleproseqMi.
State %. Joseph Anthony, OBJ
tanning property under false pre-
lenses information quashed and
accused discharged 49, 4, .aT
State Us. Edmund Johnson, OBJ.
tsining money under false pre-.
lenses, nolle proseqai.
State vs. John Brown, obtain
ing property under false preten-
SEES; pleaded guilty and sentenced
to 20 days parish prison.
State %. Hippolyte Rousselve,
assault and battery, three charges |;
pleaded guilty to all three, SEN
tenced to a fine Of one dollar und.
er each charge, and costs.
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already shows that the conclusion
of his work will be favorable to
the Interpretation of the Treaty
Of 1842, az it II understood by the
United States Government. This
article, as it is usual with edito-
rails Of the Memorial Diplomatiqae,
will be extensively copied and
translated in other European pap
ers, for which it will furnish the
didactical arguments necessary to
he better support of theiropinion,
already expressed, and which is
generally In favor Of the attitude
taken By the American Govern.
incr1t IN the Winslow case.-Nesc
/. Nose Commercial Advertiser.
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sgsion 4 the District Court
CIvn Cases.

III i-.ya CIVIL CAaE& So,
John Oha0s & Bros. -. r. e.
Foueher. Continued to naxt term
q District Court.
/ 4. Ks Hpmaa i %. ~ Aristide
d Ov!de Keller. Continued, and
,iss. ordered I, elsss1 - she dead
Pierre Nsog = -. Dmory CIapp
and to Gbesit of ST. John. Trans
ArTsd- 70 q. 9. Olroeit Court, for
6(eaphip yisaInAis d al. =. o.
Hymsi. Cdse 'compromised.
Qneyrouse 8 Bois - HamiItoa
0aIchsrd. Judsnent ~ lsgAslt.
ns4s ~s0onnsAl CO.
7slAsG - Chasiii MiIsa. bosss
G1o11Inn - 1Ann1Doone ln6o9e1.
aS1n10o1ss eGoso NealDee, lnses0y
sfeisa 60, stc.; ts1sd b i1ry,
end aeluiseed.
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% e1ldavk died before ]. Ma.
01oa, tG1kice of the peece LIST
v1cA hy Hdmond Alfred, . color.
e lsO1of Il tAe Hafpy plantatlDn,
- DllsWinf parties were srrest.
sneo looked IN the parish jail
MW11d Marshall, Thomas
DGS6ks, Geo. Washingb0l, John
Dtssgpis (alias MulAtrel, John
WIle6n and Thomas Smith (alias
Honkoo). Thy are acc0sed Of
rubbing plaintin Of S250, on the
Jth m1k <4rte n
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GOOD NIGHT Il

W1A1 ~ : - ID BsAyb eyesf
So bright ! % bright!
! go the blue, / see . apark,
] nee . twinkle in the dark
Now shut them light.
What - / - h Baby's eyesf
y Shut tight -6hut tight. &
The blue is gone, the light is hid
n Icy D eON kiss on each lid.
Coed night good night!
st. Nicholas for Jxss, 1870
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sU Der excellent friends Of the
aoanboas Mary Ids have furnish
ed rs With 0les OF : New; Orleans
dailieS 16r which we return oar
bet ,thanks. ,..a
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Report Of the Grand Jury.

To Hon. o. j. FJagg, Judge of ttt
4tk Judicial District Court, i,s'aMd to,
tke Pavisk Of 81. john the Baptist, La
We, the undersigned, forming the
Grand Jury for the term of Court
beginning May 18th 1876, and duly
empennelled and sworn. after receiv.
ing the charge from Yonr Honor,
have retired to our room to deli.
berate upon the several matters that
were brought for our consideration,
and respectfully beg leave to submit
the following ~ brief statement
Of our labors.
We visited the prison Of the parish
and found il q clean and a. we'll
kept - il can be under the circnm-
stances we beg To recommend that
the irop -dOors Of the cells be
painted 10 prevent rust and that the
floors Of said cells be partially re-
paired. -
Upoo inquiry the prisoners, with
out exception, said they were hu-
namely treated BY the jailor.
The Recorders Office was next
visited and found very properly kept.
The same may be said Of the Clerks
ofice which we found in very good
order and we'll kept. In regard to
the other officers wei are satis6ed
with them a. much as we could as
certain. The Parish Treasnrer's
books were examined a. we'll as all
the vouchers and were found correct
showing balance on hand March
3lst 1875, Of ol26.N cash and besides
several promissory notes amounting
to o20l so. IA 10. akf
Upon examination, the books Of the
Treasurer of the School Fund show
A2es.t ressivsd bsfdcs I'D sinss Sspesm.
disburssd = pr vouohers show 2'373.3O
Balance In haad Nay IS, 1876.
Nobody made any complaint of
persons cutting or destroying timber
on public lands within tho limits Of
WI {,exan1ie1 III bks 6 the
Pari1 A9dohor1 II Pahlis Acsounts
and found them correct.
We would sasnGStay r6Seusmend
the Police jurors af4bis Pagish 70 b
moro economical in thsis appsOpria-
tiona, for We Rnd the tsblsaa Of ap-
proximation forsI6eo Asssp6tue.
The Syndica Of this paEish nave, in
some Instances, neglected their duties
and they muat ,lear h mind thst they
Hust work to earn tho money they
feeeise - such. Though ID
jpstice t6them We may say that, in
. few ceses, the. neglect MAS tc be 1T
ing a. pubic rdAd vhen noti6sd or
invjted @ - DO. 9glffe 4s
In concluslon we tender our thanks
b Yoar Housr And b che iinssent on.
csrs Of the Ceaft ~ eourtesies ex-
tended to 10.
Pa,ish q g. John the Baptist, La.
May 10, 1870. y. sxA ai-t u
B. 0OropuYu, foreman <yCe. II. Burcard.
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SHERLETS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPrlsr.
Succession Of the late Francois .
Haguenier.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BArrls1

BY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
by the aforesaid Court
will proceed to sail NJ public action and
to the highest and last bidders, at the Court
House Of this Parish, on
SATURDAY, the ard day Of JUNE, 1876.
ut II o'clock A. NJ,
All the accounts duo To said succession AZ
per inventory on file IN the above Court.
TERMS.
Cash.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. John the
Baptist, May 20, 1875
LUCIEN CAMBRE,
20may2t. ShsriE.
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= V6altry folks visiting New Orl
60 sAways' pat On their best
do(b - But, on striving in that
city ~ fAsbion, thsy soon become
swsre.-0f the disagreeable fact
tAst 11sy can't cut 8 shine. So
theif Arst deal ID for . new suit.
xle best place to buy ready.msde
do0u6iug, fashionable, durable,
and cheaA7 III kAlARD & Co.,
scss - ~ evee sts.
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Zhss ShiDa 81 pDtiko crops
levs proved 9u11oA short In our
qArish, and the lqw pfioe obtained
fbr thea have quite disheartene,l
eur small hrmers. . The cane, rice
eo4osts dUf6 lcok very promis
~ .thes hr- "A Ssw planters nre
~1y1bg BY the cane and corn. The
hard work Of wedding rico Is pro-
gfsqsng rapidly. i mrs
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CHARLES L0UQUE
AYWUNUuv ~ AAy9. +;

100 CuoeD0houoo ak1uoe, corner
1oyal0trset, oppositsc Citizens Bank,
New Orleans.
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-. 0aslsve FavTatts, born In
easesIssnne, HsAhss Asd f0e over
- Soqgo = tdsi0eet of'6k John the
bapdtt died last Tuesday at the
~ o. - years. He had married
- )eriq bsuo4e0 \ Vtchnoir
Nv tufslve3 him With four chil-
dFen. =. Furratte ws&lpoholar
pq1CposoesseA high I - afatr
uoEzl@ @hSbs1t h q )
NJ VI spent IN the bao oo016l
llgnw.Ae eelAtx1 ellpl tsAeAB
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List Of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. 0.
Nav 26. 1876.

viller6 Denis
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A truo Copy:
w. r. ChAPNAN, Secretary.
The committee announced IN the shove
on SATURDAY, May 20, 1876. at She ca.
rollton Courthouse, 1t the hour Of l3 r., for
the purpose Of organization.
A. DEJOIE,
President Of the Couvention.
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Asidress, AGENCY DEpA1310HT
Frank Lsalies rabliahng 6pse. 80 III
Ssrest, New Yssk- 6a16sd
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

slicny Ntitel jest vlastn6 81. Helena Fueh-
mannoya, Po n6>olik rokd nebylo 0
se6nG mic slySeti Studovalat pilnt roz
litnych knihovnach co pfestrojeny mia
dix, yyuCovala ditky zamilovala Sc po-
sltze narrative do krasn6 divky V konvikt-
sk6 ulici Dokud pfestroieni hled6la 81
tadn4 yyzivy, nebyla pronasledovana;
sat mulsky ysak Sc j tax zahbil, ze zaopa
triySi 81 padelane listing, vydavala Sc IN
prince Bathyanyiho. Byla proto odsou-
zena ma sest tydn6 do v6zeni Roku 1870
dostavil Sc do hostince pane Noelova
syarny mlady porutIk, a po delsi dobu
bavil Sc tam ttemi poruGiky. Pfedsta-
vii Sc jim co baron Riedburg. Setnik,
ienz ptibyl pozdeji do hostince, neddve-
toyal poru6ku Riedburgoyi, zaeal jei
zkouSet podvod byl op6tn6 odhalen a
divka poznovu zatGena. Cd teto DOLBY
2ivila Sc Helena Fuehmannova bud co
pisaf V advokatnich kancelafich, nebo w
ucovala ditky liternim yecem. Vyzna
Sc totiz dobfe v reel latinske, reckt, fran
couzske a ruske Do Satl zenskych ne
mohl j nikdo dostati; nechcet Sc saty
ty oblekat "A tvrdi, ze ie nositi ncbude,
ponGvadz co zenska nemdze Sc obziyiri.
kdezto co muzsky mdze byti dobro ziva.
Ella sve matky ma Smichoye posled
nj dob6 zamiloyala Sc naruziv6 do lGletc
diyky 2 iodne vazen6 rodiny ma Smicho-
v6. Pfislibila divce tt, &c il poime "a
vydayala sc za aspiranta
statni drahy. V sobotu byla zamlovana
pIetka ta prozrazena a ,pan aspirant"
zatton Ma otazku komisafe. proc ale
spon podobnych zamilovanych pletek
nonecha, pokrcila T. ramenoma a pravi-
la, zo co ,,muzsky mnsi miti divku".