davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
PRODUCE HIS BODY.

General p. S. Crooke, counsel for Colonel Berger,
made application before Justice Reynolds, Of the
Brooklyn City Court. yesterday, for extension Of
time to give hrs client opportunity to determine
whether he would surrender Casper Hig brewer, OF
Williamsburg, put in an answer 10 the complaint
judgment obtained agairst Illig by Besuheimer
Smith, proprietors OF the Lion Brewery IN New York
aud Colonel Berger became ais b0ndsman. The Sheriff
of this city directed 10 produce Illg's body, but
returned tho answer that be could not find It. Colonel
Berger was notified to produce the body Ilig
or DO prosecuted Twenty days were yesterday given
tho matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

TIE WORST MANAGED ROAD IN TIE COUNTRY.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your remarks the management OF the Man.
haitian Beach Railroad you neglected one very i'm
portant item-the the night trains are not
lighted and have often felt the peril aud discomfort
OF riding, with my wife and children. in pitch dark
ness aud surrounded by people whom could not see.
This darkness forms cover Tor incbriaed young gen.
tlemen to act IN AL unDecoming manner which they
would Hesitate to do II there were light enough TO sec
ace Another great nuisance Is The runners NJ tho
piers who deceive people and make them take the
wrong boats. One gentleman with his amily ntend-
ing to go to Manhattan Beach, was told TO 20 on tho
Armenia which goes to Nortons Another VAS told to
In 10 the Minnie Chds These runners quarrel aud
blackguard each other in very unscemy way before
ladies children C0uey Island Is too valuable 10 be
mismnnaRed Let hotel keepers, 60 see that thoy
don't kill tho goose that lays their golden eggs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
Tho closing quotations at three p. n wsrs:-



Money on call was easy at "a per cent, closing
easy Al TX por cent The following the rates
exchange New York ut tho aforementioned citea
to-day Savannah, buying u, selling premium,
Charleston stronger, S-l6 premium; Cincinnati
nrm, buying par, selling ll0 st Louis, so premium;
New Orleans, commercial Is. bank u, and Chicago. Is
to so premium Foreign exchange continues quiet,
with actual business 1t ASK 4s4x lor banksrs'
long and ASK ass for demand sterling
TnE ooLY MARKET.
Gold opened At 1861 and closed al lo5H, all the sale
of day having been At those figures. The borrow
ing rates were Hat to per cent
cLEARisos NATIONAL BANK STATE o. KEW YoRK.
GOlu DaAnces $751; ooQ
Currency balances. 602 lM
CLEARING MOUSE sTArxxxSr.
Currency exchanges. &A9, 61S 14l
Currency baIaucss .............--........ 266O5l6
Gold exchanges 6,l00lll
Cod balances. LA, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
ALLEGED AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.

Owen Donohue, brother of Thomas Donohue, who
Uas shot by John Scanncl 10 charged by John Reilly
NTH aggravated assault himself and wlie Mr..
Reilly states in his complaint that the 18th OF last
month Donohue struck him with brass knuckles, in
nicting very severe injuries, and, not content with
this that he seized MIRA Reilly by the hair Of the head
and attempted to throw her down stairs Mr. William
i. Howe, counsel for Mr. Reilly, procured yesterday
from Judge McAdam, Of the Marine Court, order Of
arrest against Donohue, which the latter was ar
rested and bail required In So 900 each complaint
the bail being promptly furnished. The difficulty 10
said 70 have originated from dispute In regard 70 the
nnvmAnt Of YonC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Hch by Judge Van
Brnnt-Nos. 2 8, ~ A. 81. 81, 81, 6s: &c. ~ loa,
eli 2l2' BIS 277, 27S 2Ss. 2sl, 2s6 2ss' 2so 500
30l, 304.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoxs--Part Held by Judge
Sutheriand.-lhe People vs. Timothy Monahan, bur-
giary; Same David Davidson aud Edward MCGEE,
burglary; Same Char,es Clark, burglary; Same
Charles "a. Jobson aud John shutter, burglary; Same
VS. David Brown, burglary; Same MARGARET
Smith, grand larceny Same Potter J. Klein, grand
larceny Same vs. Charles Br,chcrt, grand larceny (;
Sumo VI. Charles Hammond, grand larceny; Same
Seligman hirsch and Robert Kyle, grand larceny !;
Same Herman Morris and William Hecker, forgery
Same vs. Sophia Haskins, receiving stolen goous
Same James McCabe, incest; Same vs.. Charles +.
Tonisfeld, petit larceny; Same w. Clara Edwards,
disorderly house; Same VS.. John BRADY, gambling;
Same William Smith, gambling; Same va john
Kenny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
PRODUCE xxroRra


The exports Of produce from sho port Of New York
for tho week ending tnS date wore o3s 2s against
$5.9ls0 s6 for the corresponding week IN ls7e and
$5,2i4,657 In 1875.
The total exports Of produce from the poss sineD
January this year 410S oos, III, aeaanss
Slos. for the corresponding ported IN ls7s ~
Sl63. coo, 800 In 1873
FoRu0H MARKRL
In London consos up 10 o6x from o6 . 06X -
the close Saturday, United Sases bonds Ire strong,
with quotsbls cnange. Illinois Central 70 down 70
~ from 5sk co. New York Central u ON and Ere
sx, rs At the close Saturday. The Bank Of
ling exchange IN PARIS - 26. l2Kc, and rsntss were
quoted at l06L 27kc. Tho closing pricss In London
were followa: -Consols. money, s5H; do, aceoant
o5H; new 4k's, 1904; 1857 bonds, loex; ten
iortv bonds, ll0K l10x; aves, 1881, lo7x .
1o7x; Erie, o. Erie preferred, Is; New York Central
OK; Illinois Central. bsk CO. Bar silver vasqusssA
at 0%kd. per ounce.
oovxRxnExr pouDA
There q slight decline In governmsas bonds 10
day, but the closing quotations STEADY - olIows
United Statos currency sxes, l24X . l2sk; do.
SKIES. 1881. registered, ll1k . 1llk; do do, do.
coupon, ll2K 112k; 10 do, 1soa, new, r.. issersd,
1861 q 1o7; do do. do, do, coupon, loeX lo7; do
do, 1857, registered 1851 100; do oo., do, coupon,
losX 100; do do, 1885, rsgisssrsd lllx liz; do.
do, do. coupon, 1llx a1llk; do tsniortes, regis
tered, 1ooK 1ook; do do, coupon, liz . 1lsk;
do AYES. 1881, res,stsred, 1o0x llo; - "a, d
CONTINUED ON NINTH pAGR1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

AN 1Nou1nrNa SUFFERER FROM THE INsoLENCR
OF STREET CAR CONDUCTOR.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD-
viii you please give publicity to the following cues
tions, which know interest q largo number OF your
readersP In the Of things could hardly ask
you to answer them.
Is It possible that the conductors on our various
street cars are adding to their limited salaries BY
SHOWING" counterfeit small coin upon the unfor-
tupa.o passengers who, for want Of rapid transit aro
compelled to make their weary wny from one portion
OF the city 10 another tieso abouinablc vehicles
possible that the corporations who employ these
conductors justify them in thor ihsolence and black
guardsm when the passengers decline to have their
pockets enoumbered by handful or TWO OF nckels,
which may be genuine and which may not be, In OK
change Tor u 1ty cont piecc or dollar note
As was sufferer from this style OF doing business
on car No u OF the Broadway ne while dragging Its
slow length along on downtown trip last evening,
feel certain interest In the solution OF the above
problem. BORED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
MARY O'NEILL'S HUSBAND.

new phase has been developed IN the haOeas
pus proceedings instituted by Mrs Mary ONeill to
recover possession Of her husband James ONei who,
she claimed restrained OF his liberty by his father
Cornelius oNel, and thus prevented from living with
her, as already reported in the HERALD The father
made answer that his IL OF age and hts
MASTER and that he has put no restraint upon him.
Mrs. ONeiI now claims TO have discovered that her
husbands rather has placed husband the
Of Mr.. j. Quinn, living IN East Ssvensy-hith street,
between Second and Third avenues, and that while
prisoner. Through her counsel, Mr. William F. Howe,
writ OF habeas corpus was procured yesterday from
Judge Van Brunk sitting In Supreme Court, Cham
bers, requiring Mr. Quinn 70 produce the young hus-
band IN court The writ was made returnable TO-
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
By Judge Van Hoesen.


Fay va Burns.-Moiion denied
Davis Va. Richards -Memorandum for counsel with
clerk.
Butler. &c, vs.. Shslton &c-Rcferee's report con-
hrmed and decree reformed accordingly
Aspinwall Va Bach.-keport OF exJudce Bosworth,
referee, confirmed, SIPS allowed, deduction for
damages by fire and the purchaser to pay interest from
July "A, 1877.
MARINE CoURr-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Sunott
Hankins We. Decker.-Order that commission issue.
Dernbach VS.. WarneE-Order granted.
Nettleage VS.. Phelau.-Order granted.
johnson VS.. Cranda.-0rder granted
Cohen VS.. Cohen.-Order 10 strike Judgment nom
the roll granted
Rcnwick vs. Struthera-Order granted.
Banqucrt VS. characterization granted
Budd VS. Budd.-0rder granted
Latin Rand Powder Company.-Allovahes
granted
Poetzsch VS.. Scham berEer.-Ordcr granted
SAUCER God.-Order granted.
Tate VS.. Dore-Order grantco
Dingflder VS.. Duhrkoop.-Order granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
GENERAL sEssIoNS-PART l.

GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Sutherland.
STEALING FROM A HOST.
young man named James Reilly, In company with
his wife, visited the of old psns,oner named
Daniel Dunno. who resided in the same house with
him At No. II Thompson street. Beer was sent for,
but In order to procure it Dunno obliged open
an envelope containing $lOo. which he had hidden
under bis bed, and handed Mrs Reilly IS bill for
that purpose. More beer wac brought in aud as was
alleged dunno from the effects OF
IL On awakening from his stupor Dunno discovered
that his money had been distracted, and caused the
yesterday Assistant District Attorney Herring, and
In his own defence denied having stolen the money,
although he had previously admitted 10 the officer who
verdict OF guilty and Judge sutherland sentenced the
prisoner 70 hvc years IN the State Prison.
BELLIaERENT FEMALES
Margaret Mains and Mary Mcintyre resided in the
tenement house the No. 1l9 Baxter
on the 9Th Of July last In tho Of social visit
drink paraken OF, from the effects Of which
their warlike Compartments were speedily developed.
Mrs. Mains called Mrs. Mcintyre thief, to which
Mrs. Mcintyre retorted by alleging that Mira Mains'
associations were not highly respectable lncensed II
this. Mrs. Mains seized table knife and inflicted
Mans concealed herself in cellar and Mrs Mclntyre
conveyed TO the Chambers Street Hospital Subse-
qucntly police officer unearthed Mrs Mains and she
yesterday arraigncd for trial by District
Attorney Herring She denied having used knife and
suggested that Mrs MoIntyre must have fallen down
the stairs. The jury however, found the prisoner
guilty OF assault ano battery and she was sent 70 the
Penitentlary for SIX months
AN UNfBIENDLY DEED.
On the 1st OF July last Morris Gleeson became In
toxicated and fell asleep in hallway in the vicinity
of Jackson and Grand streets He there found by
Officer Wood with part OF a gold chain hanging from
his The officer had previously Peter Healy.
laborer, OF No $40 Madison street, in company with
Gleeson as II escof ting HIM home. While conveying
Gleason the station the officer arrested Heay,
In whose possession tho missing property found.
The prisoner claimed that Gleason had given him the
watch take Of but the jury returned y verdict
OF guilty, he sent the State Prison tor the
term OF three years.
EARLY AT WORK.
Terence Callaghan, Patrick MCGOWAN and George
Donovan arraigned by Assistant District Attorney
Herring under the following circumstances: ap-
peared that early the morning Of the Alb July,
the prisoners passing the grocery store At No 81
Mott street, they upset basket OF eggs which was
displayed for sale and upon being demonstrated with
by Rachel Cominsky they assaulted her with their
canes Inc womsn's husband also came IN Tor share
OF castigaton The prisoners were found guilty. and
sent to the Penitentiary each Tor the term Of our
months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

There four sales In the Exchange yesterday in
foreclosure proceedings Tho sales by E. II. Ludlow
Co. OF Eighty-fourlh street property were made sub
ject to arrears and assessments The amount
OF those membranes neither tho auconeer, lawyers
nor referee know
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

LIFE TNsURANCE-ETRECT OF NoN-PAYMRHr OF
PREMIUM OWING TO THE wAR-TRx POLICY
FORFErTRD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

weI&es mir sleid Der GrfiQuns meinrr
flnrli6en Iraume iber 0esnldnrer ers
lbeint."
Ni6t mineer eritien ibr ipa.er S6lps
S6warsturs ais Gin irpii6eS paracies.
Sn Ger lbat Yereiniate au6 cieler pradts
sole eancis ZEN bb6itsn Gurus nit elmer
rpmontiiden Natur.
@dbrenp pes SommerS faneen iid
sablrsi6e Safe tort Elm une eilis psrs
triden gleonOre. unrinst pom Slang
uno Greupen, pie @O9en unp Wtpz
nate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
gaforta.

Is IN elm Srrtbum, ~ sermutbtn, eas Cafeteria, far n.
rahisnt gtripnen nitt fpppbI seeientt it, ME 8inter. Or.
tere brautsn sinfat nur cine a. S5trs Gapd,itdt tiusuuss.
itsria s,eisnst it,-pie 6ldbunstn, lauren Masen, Wlrmsr,
Trins, 3abnsn ne Stifbufsn, bas &c fur sisis sanj belsa.
eers emf feblsn To.
Sn fsintn Wirfunsen IN es ,urerldfFser ale Gator Sd.
pts Ssnis. 9s tneif. nitmals. Bet Ter Rtauliruna bee
Wagons ue Der 9intspeist tlblt Cafeteria es Slut, per.
tretsi selrmsr une strbittt 8istabattisfet, terubist BIZ
Nerpsn une er;eust @efunebeit -rprauf eann itlbfpsrhins.
ii6 atnssr raets itIafsn tSnnsn ans bic Wattsr Iutt t-
ben.
9afprid IN srn aaen aer,ttn une ardntennd rteru, relte
a. perfatten, e~npfptlen, unb fstn geriauf nintmt RAID III
% N nit srpser Sprsfalt mad eem @sept bss Dr.. eamud
gtttsr pen Wlaf. subtreittt In BEN qaberatpriam pen s.
y. Rpfe u. Co., 46 Dey Strttt, Rem BERT. 3i7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Yot.Sarit.

Rad fclssussn ganbsru fOist sin sinfa&sr
Brief pom elmer halben llnse fdnf Gents;
Dsuti&lans, Gliab. eptbrinstn, @rpbbritan.
nien unt Srlant, bic S6wsil gslsien, eursm-
burg, 6rantrsit nit @Isisr Snld @alta, Sta.
lien, Spanitn, portugal Setsrrsi& , llnsarn,
DGnsnarf, S&wsesn, Norpesen, foaanp, &uB-
lamb (europdil6ss unp aiatii8ts), 2urfti, leu.
rOpaiite unb alatii&el &umanisn, Srrbisn,
Geypttn, @iistsnlane anb Cuba.
Die 5ranfatur IN ni6t %porssi6ritbsn. Mi6t
~ranfirte grisfs foisn bas Doppeltt an porto.
nit @usnabms 6ranfui&s, wU Re paun fsb,is
Gtntimes fVitn.
poafartsn mad ebiasn eanbsrn fsien 3pei
Gents, ls miu6en absr franiirt isin.
3titunssn, per Stid Jtpei Gents, psin Te
Mot ibsr bier llnlen risssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
SDmptome elmer franfen 9eber.

Symphonic elmer franfen Qcber.
SdmerSen in Der redten Seite, unter.
o. BALI Der 8ippen, um 70 SrGber
teim 0rud; mitlnter lit Der S6meri
IN Der linten Seite; Der 8rante tann
faum auf Der linten Seite lieacn;
otter pirp Der Shmsr, untcr benz
S6ulterblatt ssfiitlt, unp rebnt lid
baufi9 bis CUR SdulterbGbe aus, unH
ipirp mitunter fur 8beumatismuS i'm
grm sertannt. Der Ma9en leipet all
@ppetitlcisteit rnr llebelfeit; bic GIN
gepeice iinp allgemein serltcpft. manh,
NAL wedielnp nit 9biibrrn ; Der 8cpt
lit leipenp unp nit pumpiem, idmerem
S@mer, i'm Sinterfppi belditist. ST.
wSbnli4 ~eriitirt aud @eea6tniss
ihwade, bssleitet Don peinli6em Sc,
fIbl, ais Iei etipas unterlaIen, mas
bate 9ettan fperpen 1pllen. Gin leidter
trcdner Sulten 1T mitunter i'm Sc.
fcl9e. Der Yatient tlagt iiter Wattias
feit une Shwade; er erlGridt leidt,
feline Suee iinp falt crer brsnnenp, uns
er tlast iibsr pridelnpes @efibl in Der
Saut; iein @emitb 1T nsrsrselhla.
gen, unp pbwcbl slaubenp, paB tSrs
perlihe yewegung ibm mpbltbun
purpe, tann er bod faum Strait senua
iammeln, es gu serluden. Gr mfg.
traut in Wabrbeit jepem Seilmittsl.
Serihiecene pieier senannten Symp.
tome tesleiten bic 8rantbeit, tpd Bat
es Sale seseten, no wenise perIelbsn
eriitirten,6 jepp bic unterlu6uns Dee
&Srpers mad benz lcpe tewieS, RAP Die
eeber in srSbter u%norpnuns mar.
&altes 5ieber.
Or. 6. M.Qane'S Qeber Yils
len II 5allen pon faltem Sic.
Der, NIT QUINN sencmmen, er3eussn
bic beiten Grfplse. Gs sisbt fein bslIe.
res Yursirmittel ppr unp mad Dem Gin.
nebmen BON QUINN. 98ir ratben alei.
NIT tieier 8ranfbeit Ssbaftetsn, pens
lelben einen IN parteiifden Ser
u 6 gu sep1bren.
Sei alien bfiSlen llnprtnunaen unc
ais einfafes gursirmittel unperslei6-
lid.
Wan butte ii& Dor 5alfaunsen.
Die adten linp ME ~iterSudert.
Sepe S6adtel BAT sinen rptben
@a6siiesel auf pem Dedel nit Der Sns
ihrift Or. Wsqane's gebsr. pilen.
Die Ghten MeQane's 9eker<
pillen babsn Die Sisnaturfn BON
6. MsQaneu np 6leminsS rcs.
auf Dem Tedel.
~ gerlanst Eel eurem Drpauiz
ten orer Stprebaltsr, su6 bic G6tem
Or. @.eane's Qsber sYillen
gu ssben, sraparirt ron @ebr. 5lemina,
9ittsbursh ga.
Sertauft BEL relpeftablenT rcsuihen u.
Country S%tcrebaltern i'm @lsemeinen.
an Disisnisen ipsl5s Or. 6. Weeane,s &c.
btr'ptllen ~ ptriu6rn pinlttn itnem mir yer Def
nab traene einem lbsile Ger Der. ct. cine SAadtl
yiasn fur 25 Gents.
@tbrassr 9Itmins Q. pittsturst pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
@entaur T
&imimentS

Die eabnfen fSnnen eebeilt unt bic gerrunbttn rtehsr
ttrstteat rtrhen. DIR piHtn isst. mas sas Gsniaur-s iai.
mtnt su letlten p,rnas. % bsfert nl&t eebro8tHe 8ns6ea,
srt stmtDsn.. tittrt Wbtumahsmus uns elm. srssert
Msnee ppa Slii&!, 8aedsr. uns Nlusfsl. Hsf6werbea ale
iretne elm ,uper snietdtss Ni,td.
q0tdtnf4afdi&e Rsna tana, Die spiriunstng si,ftr inert.
naretstn 3absrtttan8tn n,dt iitrtrrftn.- gbrentf&l
Wbtuni Itisrtus prn rielidtriser Tautr, Neurolaia, Wudea.
iSweSs., 8iebsrlttsen, ~Nesmi&na&t. Saftptb, wunse
Brute. gsrrsnians etr Ssi,nis uns eiisser Der i&limmasa
Nrt nj: een EURO eas gDeiBe eentaur Ointment furirt.
&c t~sfsitist uub BELT. cine Warben ,u ttnttrlaHtn, ane
%preiudrtn YrAntnants en- une gerbrhtunssn. Gs aitbt tas
@tft uns Stt8runeen uns ben 3rof aus ~srirsrensa 9lis.
bern; vs. N sas bette veittsl far Sprtnpsb, 3abnptb, Srsss
Ser SrHab gpsasis. In WarSssins, OsiS, r&reiSt:
sttt Sabrsn mar msin Rttumatismus 10 f&limm, bas is
has Saus nitt Yerlaien. Tam G. Die erfsn pitr 5lafbss
&sntaur IMMINENT ~pefdttstsn mid pbnt 8raden ~ stbsn.
gRstn 3atans esntrt I'D raid. So balts Sbr etnimtat fur
So. Bennett. assttsier In Rod yrairi.. no., fast.
gsniaur ointment p%sriuuft I'D better uns sibt msbr 81.
%frt'ssnbtit, ~aisirssnS gtpas I'm Wart.
gas sas gentaur. eintmtn fur Gnbers ssttan Sat, sas
tfut % au& fur Sic. Gs III Isttt sa babsn uab btats.
Sas selbe Gentaur eminent
"a fur bic Glstntsamsr bon gferssn u. Waultsi.rsa fem 81.
Dises Ointment bat ~tnnsrbalb hrsi Sabrtn m.br srrsni.
t., Rtiie. usrSttnist une rsibpanss gitree fuirt, ais
tantntttt dbtrauie ees 9anbes in ttntn Wsnf4enaInr.
Stne s~etrtunssn Rne pirti& p%unttrbar.
sDtr basen aanitnee unp absr 1~aaisntt bon 3eusHtSss
trbaltsn, ME bic fsissnbsn;
wlein gfere mar eur& cine 5sitpd .sDrtn4 felt ttuem Sabre
labm. Glt 8armtttel Karen ~strsebsns uns I'd betraHtds
GO fur %rrerttlcs, bic it has Gtataar Eminent ~anwaabts,
Tslhts e%asitibt. ralr turirte. 3esbalb smpfsblt To eas
Eminent auf's SerSIi&fe,
8ep. 60. ID Strrts,
Wanrrpiae S&pbarit Co., y. D.
gpsrtter Ssr! Sd babe Sbr Gsrtaur eiaimsnt Ia met.
nsr 6attlte eesrdu1tu ". balte 60 fur bShf pertbppQ. Sitie,
ienssn Sit mir fur ,rei Dollars rsrtt, fur ben ,tnsn fur
yferet uue Wlaulthisre.
Rtltp StfttS,
8aas Citation, gDspmins Co., ga.
% rnatt tsinen untnftiss, b Is gerrsntuua, epats,
@eniffftd. u,btrbein. 94unesn per 2abmbeit iraenb rsltr
At III, bic g9trfungen eesViniments limb l~ieilben. Qelbfaq.
befssr. Stage etsenibumsr, 5ai mer &c. lcQten Aie pbue eas
eelbe 9entdur 9tnimsnr ietu. &c miro nberaQ ~psrfauft. mo
plrs FUR lstne gDirtunssu sarantirt.
saOoratorinm bon ). y. Roie g. 60.
46 Dep Strass, gtp gOri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Sisr;is Sabre Dor Dem publifnm.
Or. &. W!!9aae'S
%berubnite

sur Ssiiuns srn

sur Setiun9 prn
Gepatitis ooer febcr- hrankbeiter.
Tispeplie nns trantbaftem &ppiree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

3situnssn. per Stid ,uei Gents. wrn Hs
ni&t ibtr bier tlnjen rifssn.
, 1877-01-07

IAtn1H9 Hseif1es
In 1863 party OF Minnesotians, among whom
we're few old California miners, were journey
Ing across the northern part Montana, prospect
Ing hare and there. They followed up the Prick
IL Pear Canon from the Missouri River, dug a
little At the mouth Of all the guiches they
passed, and finally camped at the present site
Of Helena, rather disguised with Their luck, and
curslng the country generally. They had pros
pected at several points In the gulch where the
town now stands, and, though finding color al
most everywhere, we're not satisfied with their
luck. They determined to go on south TO the
new Bannack diggings, about 150 miles further
I'D towards the bead OF the Missouri. and were
preparing for the start, when one Of the Cali
iorntans, who had taken fancy to the LEGALITY,
ought to be rich, concluded to tsy at one more
spot, and, taking his shovel, and pick, and pan,
selected spot apparently favorable, and re-.
marked:
"Well, bovs, veil try alitt1e here; here's for
the last chance"
They dug a few teet and struck 1t rich, and
within three years the guleh had yielded $5, co.,,
900 In gold.
, 1877-01-07
the house til be eIyes his consent: and accord.

the house TIL he gives his consent; and accord
ingly, taking up her lodging, remains there. II
he sttii obstinately refuses her his case becomes
exceedingly distressing; the church is commonly
on her side, and to turn her out would provoke
all her kindred to ayence her honor; SO that he
has no method left but to betakc himself to
hight TIL she IS otherwise disposed Of: As tte
TWO sexes In Greece had but lfttle intercourse
With each other, and lover was seldom favored
With an opportunity of telling his passion to his
mistress, he used to discover 1t by inscribing her
name on the walls Of his house, on the bark OF
tue trees OF . public walk, or the
ieaTes Of his book; 1t was customary
Tor him also to deck the door Of the
house whtre his fair one lived with flowers and
gariands; to make libations Of wine before It,
IN the manner that was practiced at the temple
OF Cupid. When love affair did not prosper
IN the hands OF Greek he did not endeavor to
become more engaging In his manner or person,
nc did not lavish his fortune in presents, or be-
come more obliging and assiduous in his ad-
dresses, but Immediately had recourse to incan-
tatlons and philtres; in composing and dlsrecs-
Ing OF which the women OF Thessaiy we're rectS-
oned the most famous, aud drove traffic ir
them OF no tnconslderable advantage. These
pot1ons were given by the women to the men,
rs we'll by the men to the women, and we're
generally so violent in their operation as for
some time to deprive the person who took them
Of their sense, and not uncommonly of life.
, 1877-01-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The work of f11;no +be 1roen,ta, ,.o ..,.
"o.A =. "1n5 tne nosp'1aA ee-noase
WIS con"enceo yesterday.
The County Attorney Was absent from his
post yesterday.-rone East far tsr, i1,ra, star
II Is sa'o 1hat ne Will bring wife home with
MN.
j. ], Healy. Clerk o4 th,> snrarior fon-+
ras .orItax, t,,.,,os ec oeso - s spe.o' Iout''
~ 80 w. 49, 49, 80 sL, over 20 tne toanty
11tf-0 0fcf, tnc same being the fees OF bis Office
for the past six months,
?rls comn,;ttaa IN .r;+. p.,a.,. a...-
.,. ss 49, ~ a,ae "ss fe0'@e'ols yesterday
W. posea VI ul4 o. aeOopsesented BY one OF the
engineers OF the City-Hall for his services there
It was EgaDized-he was allowed to Withdraw
T.
The 1ono.dra<vn trial ~ noo,o, en,,,h f,- -,
,ciyine st6len rnos came ~ - .oss ra.tar,av AZ
The inv Ensns csr3iot - er,,;,t1. sose
49,. ~ - a. s,o - ine prop