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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

The historic elm on Boston COM
mon, two hundred years old, was
blown down by q high wind OH the
10Th inst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

The pauper roll of England and
Wales on the lst OF July, 1875, was
$4,000, or one-thIrtieth OF the pop
ulation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

Chief Justice Ryan, of Wisconsin,
will not let Miss Goodell, OF James
VILE, practice law.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS Final NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the ander-
IN signed, administrator Of the estate of w
f. Davidson. deceased, will make final set
Element of the same on Monday, April Sd,
1875, At the ONCE OF the probate judge OF Lyon
county, Kansas, in EmpOria.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed will make final settlement of the
estate of Jesse CT rter, deceased, of which ne
Is administrator, on Monday, April Sd, 1875,
at the ONCE of the probate judge of Lyon
county, Kansas, in Emporia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

The democratic national conven-
tion is to be held at st. Louis,
June 9th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

H. B. No. 165, providing that the
county commissioners may order herd
law on the petition of majority of the
voters of county, as amended so that
voters in cities of the first, second and
third classes shall not be allowed to
petition,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Condensed Summary OF TelegrSphiS
Reports in the Daily Papers.


THURSDAY, FEB. II.
President Grant signed the ST.
100000 centennial bill, with q quill
from an American esgle.-The
Texas state election carried by &C, 600
democratic majority.-The Indiana
green back convention at Indianp-
oils, called for an independent re-
form Presidential convention to
nominate Senator Booth of Califor-
nia.-The Illinois independent re-
form convention met at Decatur.
and formed q permanent organiza-
ton and nominated a state ticket
as follows; Louis Stewart of Ken
n all county, for Governor, J. II.
Pickerell for Lieutenant Governor,
DR.. j. NJ. Horton for Secretary of
Stase, John Hiz for Auditor, II. C..
Aspern for State Treasurer, and w.
5. Coy for Attorney General.
FRIDAY, FEB. 1s.
100000 fire at Rutland Vt.-TWo
steamers collided near Dover, Eng
land, in day light, and one sunk,
and SO passengers were drowned
The Congregational advisory coun-
Gil to investigate Plymouth church,
is too tedious for mention.-Omahs
kilograms predicts fierce Indian
war On the northwestern frontier,
as soon as the grass turns green.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10.
The celebrated actress, Charlotte
Cushman, died at the Parker House,
Boston, of pneumonia, aged So
years and z months.-Gen. Schenck
is reported to have resigned az
minister to England, on account of
his share in the Emma mine swim.
dle.-WhiIe the csahier of the New
Valley bank, Baskerville California
was posting his books in the eve
ming, burglars walked In, knocked
him down, chloroformed him, and
robbed the bank ef $4,000, OF
which $4,000 belonged to the
county treasury .-Charlotte Cush-
man leaves fortune of $6O0,OOO.-
r. D. Rufus, colosed member of the
Virginia legislature, expelled for
stealing the pay of another member
from the pay book of the sergeant
at arms.
MONDAY. FEB. 81.
The testimony in the Babcock trial
at st. Louis all in and Col. Broad
head began summing up for the
prosecution.-Dr. III. 7. HelmboId
the Buchu man, pronounced insane,
by committee on lunacy, and will
sent to an insane ssylum.-An ice
house At Athens, on the Hudson
river, destroyed by fire, and 10000
tons of ice melted. Loss 1926, OOO.-
The tenants of the upper story of Q
New York tenement house had to
leap from the windows to escape
fire, and two were fatally injured
The working men in New York
propose to support Peter Cooper
for the President of the United
Ststes.--Bsnk of Casanova, n. Y.
failed.-The U. S. consul at Rotten.
dam found $1,000 in Mrs. Wins
lows possession on her arrival there
and took charge of it. She has
Joined her husband in London: and
neither have any money with them.
He wants the o. S. consul there to
send himself and family back to
Boston, but the consul has no mon.
ey for that purpose. Mrs Wins
lows son and sister ar with her, and
they are in great distress.
TUESDAY, FEE, %
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r IST OF letters remaining in the EmpOria
4 pOStofice, Feb. %, 1876. Persons calling
for these letters please say advertised.
Bell (stStiorery) Donneliy, Francis.
Eagle. F. Elminger. william.
Fowler, Mrs. II. G. ri Jones, ). F.
Jones, Rees. johnson, o. D.
johnson. Miss Mary. Harder, Thomas.
Harsha, Geo. Hartman, Geo. j.
Lake, Jennie. IeoDOld, Lawrence.
Lindsay, Thomas. McNair, Mrs. II. Nj.
Meeker. Geo. H. Price, ldruRgistl
Saul, Mr.. Simpson. Miss Edith 8
SimonS, Mrs. J. Whidden, A. A.
JACOB sTOTLER. Pm.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUAY Il.

SENATE.-Refused to concur in the
House amendments to the Senate
bill taking the power from the
courts to render judgment for at
tOrneys' fees In the foreclosure of
mortgages.
1t concurred in the House amend
Dent to the proposed change in the
constitution allowing county COM
missioners to be elected for one
year.
A concurrent resolution was pass
ed, providing that constitutional
amendments should only be publish
ed in one paper in a county.
The act for State land Office was
passed on third reading.
HoUsE.-The new Centennial bill
got passed to the head of the calen-
dar by a handsome majority, but
when the House got iato committee
Of the whole, to consider it, it was
found that it had not yet come from
the printer and could not be COusid-
cred. An appropriation of $751;
or $4,000 will undoubtedly be
made.
A number of minor bills were
considered and disposed of in COM
mittee of the whole, one of which
was 10 make it the duty of the Gov
ernor to issue his warrant for hang
ing persons convicted of murder,
within six months, was rejected.
The resolution offered by the COM
mittee on State affairs, to expel A.
j. MOwrey, occupied the whole time
Of the House in the afternoon, and
resulted in the adoption of the res
olution by a vote of &c to 81.
In the evening the House met in
committee eff the whole, aud Sam
Wood not being in attendance, 81
bills were disposed of, some being
recommended for passs &c and 9TH
ers stricken from the calendar.
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Let Us Send Them Some Dried
GraAshODDorS.

GO9ell Track to Pay
Funeral Expenses.
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FRIDAY, February IS

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
SENATE.-The State Printers fee
bill passed on third reading.
The use of the hall was granted next
Monday night to Langston, Matthews
and other colored gentlemen to tell
what they want in educational matters.
Two bills to increase the fees of dis
trict clerks were killed.
A bill to raise the salary of the State
Treasurer to $4,000 was agreed to.
A bill providing that q party in a
civil suit who wants an adjournment
to make an affidavit that he wants q
witness whose attendance he could not
procure was killed. This bill or some
thing like it should be passed. The
law as it is now is simply premium
on dishonesty and perjury.
Very justly, bill to forbid q person
to sell real estate unless he had owned
it year, was killed.
NOtarys public were directed to add
the date of their appointments to their
official signatures.
Four thousand copies of the session
laws and three hundred copies of the
journals were ordered printed.
HoUSE.-In the House an effort was
made to appoint committee to select
all bill sof a general character and place
them on the calendar fer third reading,
but it failed. 1t will have to be done.
All engrOssing clerks ecept four and
enrolling clerks except two, were dis
charged, to be hired over again in q
few days.
The resolution directing the Attor-
ney. General to commence suit against
SmallwOod and McCarty, late secreta-
~ OF State and superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, for the amount Of the
MOwry bonds, if in his opinion it
could be collected by law, passed.
Thirty-one bills were passed on
third reading at three or four roll calls.
A batch of bills were called and the
roll would be called one on the list.
This was done. in cases only where
there was no opposition. 1t is uncon-
stitutiOnal, and the bills so passed will
amount to nothing.
An invitation to take an excursion
over the Santa Fe railroad to the Rocky
Mountains, after the adjournment, was
accepted.
Quite heated discussion was had
upon a bill to fix the Texas cattle
trail. The Pacific railroad SCOT away
with the baggage" on this proposition.
Wichita lost the Texas cattle trade.
The dead line bars her out. Now let
the Eagle scream.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

AEONEY TO LOAN. On long time and
IVA low rates, on improved farm secutity.
II RANDOLPH 4 SEDGWICK.
MONEY to loan.-I want to loan $50 600 in
NA Lyon county, Kansas, within the next
80 days, on improved city property or farms.
at 10 per cent Interest
4s-tf E. p. BANCROFT
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HOME COAL MINES!
No Better Coal In Kansas.

Keep the Money at Home |!
TENNEDY BROTHERS, with A. A. b.
~ ker & COL are no operating their coal
mines on the east line of Lyon county, and
are prepared 70 deliver coal in any quantity
in or near Emporia, at the lowest market
price. Tqis coal is fully equal to the best
Usage shaft, and is sold cheaper. Sustain
home industry. Orders may be left at Tandy
q Eastman's drug store and will be filed
promptly. 63-3m
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A Sight In the Line of June
Sh2d.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25
WEDNESDAY, FEB.23.


The great $4,000 running race at
San Francisco; won by the horse
Foster, in two straight heats.-The
Denver Rio Grande railroad track
reaches Cnchsras, so miles son th
of Pueblo.-The Phenix mills, at
Patterson N. J., closed, and 800
workmen thrown out of employ
ment.-BirtkdaY of Washington,
celebrated largely in Washington,
N. Y, PhilsdelphiS and Boston,
In Chicago, two men, Geo. Gamer
ran and Fred Schneider, entered 9
saloon, and Cameron shot Schnei-
der, dead, and then himself. It is
thought they had agreed to die in
this way.-200 persons present ct
the New Haven, CT, greenback
convention, and 100 formed o club.
The constitution OF Texas adopt
ed by large majority.-King AL
fonsO seems 20 be coRquering the
Carlist insurrection in Spain.
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STRAYED.

CTRAfED-From Emporia, Q bay mare
- pony; very long name; white hind feet.
Also, bay colt; hign sc pony, and marked the
same. information leading 70 their recovery
will be suitably rewarded.
SO W. II. BANCROFT.
CTRAYED-Anout February 10th, enc sor-
- rel pony mare, years old in the spring.
White stripe iii face; name long and heavy;
no marks or brands. lntormatfO leading TO
her recovery win be suitably rewarded by
EmpOria, KS. [s-tfl J. L. W. BELL.
GTRAYRD-Strayed from the subscriber,
y about the 18th of Nov. last, q dark brown
mare, years old; medium size; branded on
lett shoulder with q letter "C'' with per-
pendicuiar bar across it. A suitable reward
will be paid for her recovery, or information
leading thereto. j. s. CRAIG.
Emporla, January 18th, 1876. s-tf
STRAYED-FTOmE mporIe, about the 10Th
y day of September. a medium sized light
bay horse, three years old last spIing; has
small white spot in face: legs winter color
than body; has been worked some during he
summer. Information leading to his recovery
will be suitably rewarded Address this of1co
or j. Sonnedecker. Emporia, KS, Nov. 18th.
1S-lf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25
TUESDAY, FEB. %.

A very perceptible earthquake
shock at Monroe, Mich, Monday
night-Mr. Moulton offers to 60
before the advisory council and
prove II. W. B. guilty, but the
council is very busy with other pu-
siness.-Fires: The Woodhaven, N.
7. tin-ware factory; Loss $500, 900,
$50 employees thrown out of employ
ment. Ossippee wooden mills at
WATERFORD, Maine, loss 10000
The council in the Babcock case are
delivering their final arguments,
and the case will soon go to the
inrv
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J. JAY BUCK, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
DIED..

BAxRxrr-On December 80. MARY LoRRETro BAR
RKTT, OF pneumonia. aged years months, - days,
second daughter OF Thomas ana Catherine Barrett.
runcrpl from lis Hutton St Jersey City Heights,
Monday, January /, at two VI.
BArHE.--New YORK. December 80, JoHx BArHE, in
the 10Th year OF his age.
Tho friends Of tho family respectfully invited 10
attend the iunefa from his late residence 5l2 West
y5th st., on Monday, January !, at one 4. NJ
BRowx-JoHx EDWARD BROWN in the 3sth year 70
his aye.
Funeral viii take placc from his late residence 81
Greene ST. on Suuaay 3lsL, st O'Clock. Relatives
aud friends are respectfully invited to attend.
BSooxE-On saturday. December 80, of scarlet
fever JosErHixE FRANCEs, youngest child OF Colonel
aud Mary Z. Broome aged years, months snd
days.
Tho friends OF the family arc respectfully requested
20 attend tho uncra from the residence OF parents
Flushing av.. Navy Ysri, Brooklyn on Tuesday, jan
uary 2 al one O'Clock 7. ".
BURIAL AT springfield Mass, December 80,
HARRIET HoLIEy, widow Of the late Hon. William =.
Burrsi in The Goth year OF her age.
Funeral services al her late residence, 2S{ Liberty
st, Springfield Tuesday next, January at haIipast
eleven A. M. Interment st salisbury, Conn.
CASSIDY. --On Friday, December 20, GxoRos Cas-
sIDy. aged 81 wears.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from atc rest.
dencc No PSI Mulberry ST.. on sunday. December ~,
at Que O'Clock i. VI.
CaArrxI--on Friday. December 29, HANNAH, widow
OF the late John Chapel, In her eist year.
Friends OF thc family ana Of hor son. John Chapel,
aud her son-inlaw, Jos staples also the members OF
Seventh street Methodist Episcopal church. arc respect
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the matter OF the bankruptcy OF John Lowro
Judge Batchiord Yesterday discharged the petitioner
There was lengthy argument yesterday before
Judge DAVIS, in supreme Court, Chambers, on a mo-
tion to vacato the order OF arrest against Charles L.
Holbcrstadt. The Court took the papers
Bridget Ryan. a healthy, hoDosi.looklng old Irish
woman. kept liquor store and had her stock ana tx
lures rremated without her consent. she was insured
IN the Safeguard Insurance Company, and was COM
PEELED TO to determine the amount OF her loss.
For this purpose she employed Mr.. Royal ). crane
her attorney The result was verdict in her favor
$500. OF thls sum Mr. Crane rcaiaed $500 tor his
This amount was disputed, and on Mr.
Cranes suggestion IL submitted to Judge Snnoti,
o the Marine Court, IN which th case was tried, to
decide what a reasonable Tee II ended yesterday
In Mr. Crane paying back $50 and $40 costs.
In the report o! the suit brought by Marcus Cicero
Stanley against Benjamin Wood. growing out of the
nanhs OF Southern lotteries, published yestcr.
day. the name oiFernando Wood enormously appeared
az the de lendani. The latter gentleman has
pccton whatever with the suit, shown the facts
OF The case fully published IN the HERALD at the
time OF bringing the action
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
DESPERATE ACT OF A DRUNKEN
WOMAN

Mrs Mary BracKin and her husband Thomas quar-
relied before retiring TO rest on Friday night Mary
being somewhat undcr tho influence OF liquor at the
time After the wrangc had ended Mr. Brackin laid
down beside his little son, and sleeping
soundly. About an hour anerward ho was suddenly
aroused by tho OF his boy, and the flames
spreading with rightful rapidly among the bedding
His vile running about the room, with her cloth
ing flames. Several inmates OF tho house. who
heard the cries Tor help rushed into the ROOM and
alter great deal OF difficulty succeeded IN putting out
the fire. l. is alleged that Mrs. BrackIn placed two
lighted Kerosene lamps under the bed, with the in.
tcntion OF burning the house and its contents. Her
husband says that she is very dsspated and has been
drunk since Christmas She stated that her husband
Is IN the habit OF using too much liquor and abusing
her She was taken before Justice Riley yesterday
day next, nj which ino she will be arraigned the
charge OF arson
The New York herald., 1876-12-31

One OF tho most interesting features OF the statistics
compiled by DR. Nagle is that OF deaths by old age
From this appears that los persons died during the
year 90 years of age Of this number 26 died
30 years Of agc, IL at o. IL at o. at 9 at a. IL
o. At 96 at Q7. at 0S at 80 at 100, at lOl,
at l03 at 105 at lO6 at l09 at III and at the
advanced age Of liz years. or this number 81
born in Ireland, 80 in the United States in England
. In Germany, IN Scotland, IN Italy, in the West
Indies and l IN Denmark. Seven wore colorcd per-
sons
HATivTTIEs.
The report shows that tho nationalltics Of the
who died during the past year as follows-
Australia AUSTRIA 1925 Africa, 2; Belgium, 9; trit
ish America, l07; China, 5; Denmark, II; England,
500: France, l54; Greece. 2; Germany, 1852; Holland
2l Ireland, 4,517; I,aiy, 103; McKee, q Norway l3
Poland, As; Portugal, ,; Russia 81 ut sen, Il Scot
land. 1856; South America, 10; Span. 8; Sweden, SO !;
Switzerland. o5 United States 10, 743; unknown, 30;
Wales, 25; West Indies, g. Total, 29, l53
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
MARRIED..

ERBAcH-ScHwARZ-SAMuEL B. AUERBAcH to
BEASE scuwARz, both Of this city. No cards
Al Western papers please COPY
BELpEx-ApAMs- On Monday, December rs. 1875, by
the Rev. W. T. Egbcrt, HESRy Z. brrogS to TiLLiE J
second daughter ol the late Richard Adams Lcnnox-
vile. province Quebec. Canada.
Canada papers please copy
CLYxn--McDoxALp. On Thursday, December 2s
1876. at 81 Augustnes church. brooklyn. by Very Rev.
Father Ludden OF Albany. +. /. CLrNE, oil New YORK,
10 MARY FosLy daughter of Thomas Mcdonald Esq ,
OF Brookyn- No cards
GiLMoR--MA AcDorGALL In this city on Wednesday
December ~, 1876. By the Rev. John Kramer
WILLIAM L. GiLxoR 10 KATE, only daughter oi c. b.
Macdousall, Esq No cards.
JoHSsoS-Cug.-0n Monday, December 25 1875, at
tho residence OF tho BRIDES parents, by the Rev. d.
b. Ju.en, W. JOHNSON Jr, to ANNIE J., daughter OF J.
l. Coe.
JoHSsrox-Sxru.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, De-
cenuer %. 1875. at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. Dr. Charles y. Deems. pastor OF
the Cnnrcn Of tho Strangers, New York. THOMAS J.
JOHNSTON, OF New York TO MARION A., daughter OF J.
C. smith. ESQ, Of Brooklyn.
Smithtown a.. l. papers please copy.
KIEixBxRGER-ErrSakR.--on Wednesday, Dccem-
ber ~ Al the residence vi the brides parcnfs by tho
Rev. Dr Adler, HESar J. KLxisnERcER TO Lille b.,
daughter OF Bernard Etungor Esq., all OF this city.
LVpLow-JkSKixs Utica, lie center 2S, by the
Rev Dr. Van Dousen. DAVID I. LrpLow. OF New York,
and CoRSELiA DArBY JKSKiSs daughter OF tho late A.
q Dauby
MomsiLL--TnonAs.-In Brooklyn. December IS
1876, at the residence Of the BRIDES moher by the
Rev. Henry Ward Bccchcr AMOS MORRILL, 10 MARY A.,
cides, daughter OF Columbia Thomas
McCor--FARa---on Saturday, 23i inst, by Rev.
EDWARD Mcbiynn JANIS y. Mctuf, city, EMMA
g. fARR, OF East Orange, y. }.
McDoxALp--LEE. December IS, at the Church OF
the Holy Trinity brooklyn. by Rev. DR.. Hail, FRANK
H. MCDONALD, Of New York, 10 ApGJ. A.. daughter oi
George A. Lee. o; bermuda
kopRIGCEx--DoLAN-- Wednesday, December 27,
1876 the residence oil the brides mother. by the
Rev. John McQuirk, RICARDO KoDRiGusz, Of Cuba to
NJ. KATE DoLAN, ol this city.
ourHwoRrn-MARrN- Thursday, December
2S, 1876, at the residence Of the brides cousin Mr.
Clarence Creighton, OF Brooklyn, Jy the Rev Charles
H. Homer, FRsD X. sourHwoRrH, OF Geneva, n. ",
10 HANNA hartley, only daughter Of Edward j.
Martin, OF Louisville KY No cards
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
BROOKLYN STATISTICS.

During the past year in the Kings County Court Of
Sessions. Judge Moore presiding, 3os persons
tred 375 arra,gucd, 266 were convicted. Il
acquitted and IN IL cases the jury disagreed. The
aggregate period OF sentences imposed GOT years
months and IL days In the County Court 162 civil
tried and 2 All orders granted, 5.7ss
cases disposed oil before Police Justice Walsh
during the year In the District Attorneys Office l07
Indictments have been led since January 1874
and :. 3oI witnesses were subpGnacd for Tho
Brooklyn Building Department reports that l, ,5s5
buildings were erected 10 1870 and ZIG 1870 The
assessed value OF the new buildings rs Sc, 10 100
TIM DEATH RATK
There 1898 deaths during tho year 1879
against II, s5o registered the preceding year.
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF JUDGES FOR 1877
SUPREME COURT.

General Tcyras-Jaruary. March, May aud October
Judges DAVIS, Brady and Denicts.
special TeymS-JAuuary. Judge Lawrence. February
Jaggu Van Worst; March. Juagc Larfemore; Aprl
Judge San Worst; May Judge Larrcmore; June, Judge
DonoEue, october and November, Juuge Van Worst;
December, Judge Barrett
Chambers ana Sgtc,df Tsrms--fov Non. Enumerated
Buxtaess-Janaary. Judge Danonuc February, Judge
Barrett; March Judge Lawrence AprilJ Judge Donohne
May. Judge Barrett: Juuc, Jndso Lawrence; July
Judge WcstbFouk; Ausust, Judgc Larremore; Scptcm-
ber Judge Ncstbr0nk. October, judges Barrett aud
bononue; November, Judge Lawrence; December,
Judges Davis and BRADY.
Cs,cEis and oyer AID Trmircr--Janla lary--Part l.
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
A JUSTICE "WATCHED."

The members OF the New York Bar who practice In
the Eighth District Court yesterday presented Judge
Gcdncy with a handsome timepicce and nttcring
OF resolutions as New Years present In add.
ton o tho climbs of the law" number Of ladies'
present and The occasion cniivencd with speeches
by Counscliors Heyman, Talman, Quinn and Mctzg r.
His Honor responded IN nvc miou utes' speech. in
which he insisted upoL speedy trias, lone adjourn.
onlyn and absolute i'm mpartnlity as the contrsl
ling principles OF successful administration Of ds
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
MAN AND WIFE IN TROUBLE.

Adolph Freisch aged thirty.seven years. aud his
wife Catharne foriy.two years old arrested yes
terday at No. 147 Harrison avenue by Oce- Brady, OF
the Sixth sub-prccinct, Brooklyn, on charge OF rob
hing Barbara Kraus, of No. l45 Harrison avenue Tho
complainant alleges that during her absence the pris-
entered her apartments and stole $40 worth OF
jewelry and S24 In money They held to await
ami ipato