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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Nefortt bon Cten.

Der bo9p'ite gii9of @ilmour bat fol.
senbs Snftruttionen an isire @ldubiaer
e%rlaiien, UNI benz idneIsn llmii9sreifer
BON rlebeln, bic interchangeable nit BEN
&bbalten BON picnic's unb ion itissn 5eit.
li9feiten uerbunben iine, GinbaIt gu sebie:
ten uno uorsubeussn: u 8ereinen, sesriin:
bet fir sesenieitise llnteritisuns, bereu
Wobltbaten nur ben Mitsliebern Der Ser.
cine gu @ute tommen, ODER 0ereinen, biz
nur priuate l3ieIe ober Sntsrsnen perfoI,
gen, lit es ni9t erlaubt, on bic Seifentli9.
teit gu appsairen, UNI bur9 g~eranitaItuna
BON gicnic's @reurionsa, SeitIi9teiten,
Seitehen, 0ortrdse u. +. 10. @slb auf,u.
brinsen, wel9es mar fur ibren sisenen Sc:
brau4 unb gu ibrem eisenen 8siten be-
itimmt lit. 8enn bic Seifentli9teit on.
sesansen wirb, 10 mug ss aud Der Sefl
fentIi9teit gu Cute tommeu, unb es tann
Sereinen ni9t erlaubt werben, bieieIbe in
Mnlprud gu nebmen, es lei bonn, bab fol.
Dies 9elb fir Oiientli9e wobItbGtrse 3wed.
beitimmt lit. p glue &unbtdnse, ais 0aIr
ser u. +. no. nd4tli9es GanSsn, bas Sanseu
in 9alleR ober GanSidlen, um babur4 @elt
fir fir9Ii9e ooer fur OifenIi9e w~obItbdtiss
3wede gu e~rsielen, iino sdnSIid unb obns
8orbebaIt uetboten. 81 Der Yertauf pen
Wein, Bier ober iogitisen berauidsnbsn
@etrdnten auf 6ir4en.Yienie's, grcuriio.
men, Jeitli9feiten u. I. M. 1T usrboten uni
wirb AUDI unter feiusm gorpanbe erlaubt.
A Neutrality-suspicious. Yicnic's, bic
bis mad benz Ginbru4e Der 9tadt bausru,
3uiammentinfte, mo- bic Sitten unb bas
quite Setrasen in @efabr iteben, iinb eben:
faIs perboten. 81 Gbe irsenb elm Picnic
ober @uslus, Oh fur tir3Ii6e ODER Der:
einsSwete, seseben weroen tam, mug bi,
Grlaubnib osS paSu Yeuoamd4tistsn ein'
gebolt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Chen In Wmertfa.

Die @be 1T elm sroBes unb susleid BEL.
lises Satrament. Oas ioIte Der Wenit
niemals uerseien. Wie man es absr in
bieiem puntte bier i'm 9anbe balt, 1T aug
9adtebenbem Iei3t beruusSuiebsn:
Dor sinisen 8oden e~reisnete ii9 in
Bien elm Sau, Der in braitiider 0eile il.
%Iuitrirt. wie in gmerita Chen ni9t BLOT
ssi9Io1en, ionbern aud seISit merben. gu
benz Yrebiser Or. Selinet tam cine Dame
iammt Brdutisam unb woute setraut iein.
Or. s. ftelte bic iibli9en 6rasen, barun:
ter aud bic, Oh bic gbeitanbs: ganbibatir
bereits perbeiratbet seweien iei. ,Sa",
meinte iie, ,tn gmerita NOR i'd perbeiratbet,
Die gbe wurbe bur9 einen anslicanii9er
@eiitli9en mud anslic. Hitus aeidloEen.
- Damn iinb sic ia nod perbeiratbet2 q
- 6eineswess, benn i9 purbe Dor Rur.
gem burd einen saIi3iiden Rabbinsr se:
idieben. "-Or. Selinet traute taum ieiner
Sbren. Sine Sibin, bic iid mad analic
9titus trauen unb mad ilraelitii9em piebe,
i9eiben IdBt, mar ibm bisber in praxi MIDI
uOrsetommen. Oa Der betr. sali,iIde
Rabbiner ii9 ebsn in @ien aufbielt, lief
i'm Or. Seuinet rufen unb Der &abbi er:
tIdrte, baB er, neil bic 6rau swei Sabre
wieber in Oefreid Iebte, bic S9siouna
uousosen babe.
&opfi9ittelnb psrnabm sies Ger Yrebi.
ger unb uerweiserte fir's grite bic Grau.
uns, UNI ii4 senauere Sfnformation gu per,
i9aifen. Oieie' erbat er ii9 BON benz ame:
ritaniiden GOniul unb erbieIt na9itsbeRbeu
geideib.: rSn @merita gilt isbs gbs, BIZ
BON einem CUR Srauuns bsre9tisten Organ
porsenommsn wirb. Die erpabnte Dame
tounte ii9 aIio, obslei9 SiraeIitin, feb,
wobl burd einen anslic. @eiitli9sn traueu
Ianen, oa bieier beredtist lit, cine 5rauune
uorSunebmen. aber aud bic NuHoluno
Der Gbe lit siltis, iobalb bieieIbe pom einem
basu bere4tiSten Organ porsenommen it.
Sin iol9es war Der sali3ii9e Habbine,
gang Obne 3weifeI unb iomit 1T bic mad
anslic. Gitus %einsesansene gbs redtssiltie
bur4 ben &abbiner seIolt woroen." guI
bieie Grtldruns bin CAB Or. Selinst iei.
men Wiberitano auf unb pouSog bic Ser:
mdbluns.- @ie Ieidt madt es bod bic:
ies Gmerita ieinen girsern, BON eiAsr @b'
in bic anbere gu i9lipfen", iest bas Ylatt
benz mir bieie Na4ri9t entnebmen, binsu "
Soqen mir uns ea wunbern, wenn II
bieiem 9anbe mitunter, ia lsibsr gu bduiis
@beperbdItniie ansetroffen wsrber, bic le'
benz aufridtisen Burger nur CUR gsrs9ter
SntriiltunQ NnlaR aeben? &anu es ba on,
bers iein, ais bab ii9 bic Serbreder mil
iebem Gage usrmebren, 10 baB bic Statiitii
in bieiem Punfte Oas i9auberbaftsite lie
fert. bas s~eIieiert werben fam? gluf bisls
Weiie muB foIdes aber tommen, es lit eine
unausbIeibIi3e 6oIse. Wenn elm @ssnid.
Elm Bolt NIT benz 9eilisen Spott trsibt,
ober wenn aud oas ntdt gan, bod basisl'
be pera4tet, Der redtet nit iid islbit. GS
wirb nod better tommen. Die Sintams
fesuns oeiien, mas uns 9lasn bsilis fem
ioa, mub benz gOIterlebeu u~otbwenbissr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Warmm miro Die fatbolii6e
STRIDE tcfdmptt?

Oieie Srase beantportete fir3lid Der
bo4w. Vater Setting in benz Brieffaiten
ieines sei3asten nSbio @aiienfreunb" auf
folsenbe turSs treiienoe att: vOie fatbos
lii9e &ir9e wirb oeswesen betdmpft, neil
iis bic aIein wabre Rirds@ ottes 1T. G9ris
ltus bat bieie Setdmpfuns, YsrfoIsuns II.
Sera4tuns ieiner wabren Inbdnser 10 oft:
mails uorausseiast: vSeIis iinb, bic Sers
foIsans leiben I'm Der @eredtistsit miQen,
benn ibrer lit bas 6immelreid Math.
V. 10. Der &ne9t 1T ni5t GROCER oils
Der Serr. 9aben iie mid uerfoISt, 10 psrs
ben lie aud sud perfolsen." Sob. XIV. 20.
No1 an uieIen anoeru Stellen bat Gbriitus
ieiuen Sinsern Serfolsuns uno Sribial in
oieier Welt in 4usi4t selteut. Oa MN
Die fatbolii9e Stride es fat ALIEN 1T, bic
alentbaIbeu betdmpft pirb, 10 lit serabe
Oieier llmltano eln Seueis, baB iie alsin
Die wabre Stride Gbrilti 1T. = @enn mir
aber frasen, mas Die Staatsresierunsen,
J. 9. SreuBen uno &uBlanb, nit ibrsm
Sample 9e9eu Die fatbolii9e Stride beabs
li9tlSen, 10 Sibt es barauf folsenbe Ints
mort: Gbriitus bat Ssine Stride seitiftet
ais cine pom Staate unabbGn9ise u. ielbits
itdnoise @eieui9aft. Die Serri6iudt Der
Jtesierunsen aber nil bieie pom Soft sss
ieste Selbfftdnoigteit Der tatbolii1sn
Stride nidt bulpen. sic wolIen bic Stride
ibrer SeIbfitanoisfeit unb 6reiteit bsraus
ben, lie unter Die SotmdBisteit unb bas
Sod oes Siaates %brinsen. IS io0en bic
tm9liden anseIesenbeit pom Staate ssres
eelt, Die Bii9ofe uno Yrisitsr iouen pom
Staate aaein einseiest werben. Der Staat
mill allein in Der S9ule befeblen uub ieos
Selbitltdnbisteit unb 5rsibelt bss @lau.
bens uno Oentens Mil Der Staat aufbeben.
OieIeS geltreben pieIer Staaten fam unb
barf bic Sir9e ni9t buIben. Sic fam
wobl in einSeInen Puntten nadsebsn unb
iid NIT benz Staate %per,tdnbisen, ALIEN
ii9 gang unOebinst inter bic Boimdbisteit
bes Staates ~itelen, wie !. y. bic preubi:
i4en Wiaisei.se es uerlansen, bas tam II.
bari Die uon 9ott einseieste fatbolii9e
Stride ui9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Die ttria6en Der Giienbabn:
itreif'S.

Druid erjeust @esenbrud. Dieter Sat
lift iopobI in Der Medanif ais i'm sepsbn:
Ii9en 9eben pabr. Die giienbabn CONS
pasnien bebriidten bic grbeiter, jest be:
briiten bic arbeiter bic %Gompasnien, b. 3.
bic Qrbeiter ~itreiten. Nie uniere 2eier
piHen, warsn es bic Beamten unb @rbeiter
Der md9tiseu Baltimore unb Ohio 9abn.
bic ,uerit ausitanben. 8etradten mir bic
@riinbe ndber, peIde bic CUR @ersweiieIune
sebra9ten 2eute als llria9e ibrsr auBerss,
wObnIi9sn 9~anbIunssart anseben. %
finb !. 9. bic SeuerIeute BEL ben 0otomo'
tiuen. Sbr Dienit lift NIT Der i9periten
9lrt unb uoIer @efabr unb grade iie waren
trosbem INNER bic am i9Ie9teiten besabls
ten 8samten Der Sabn. @dbrenb ben
beibsn Iesten Sabren bat bic Gompasnis
nidt uufsebOrt, ibren eObn Iansiam, abe,
ftetis, gu beidneioen, 10 baB er beute nod
etwa bic 9dIfte BON benz betrast, mas Ell
Dor suei Sabren mar. Oamals bet,us ber
Serbisnit $65, beute 1T er nod etwa $50
per Monat unb bic 9lrbeit am Sonntase
wirb ni9t bas anbertbaIbfade wie bamals
ionbern einfad, wie am seuObnIi9sn 8srt:
tase, be;ablt. Gun werben bieie 9sute abe,
nidt per Gag ionbern per &eiie Don cine,
sepifen Reilen,abl, bic ais Gaseusrt per.
rednet lit, uersitet unb iinb ssswunsen
mebr ais bic babe 2sit auf Der Geiie in
9aftbOfen in &oit gu isin unb iosar of
SaseIans gu faften, wenn Der 9isnit MIDI
Seit gum enen IdBt. Daraus lit srii9ilid,
baB bic $50 taum binreidenb iinb, Der
Meann timmerIid 81 ndbren. @opon fol:
len nun 6rau uub 6inber babeim leben ?
benn bic m~eiiten bieier 8eamten iinb per.
beiratbet. Der Sremier (brakesmann)
befen sebsn BON sinem 6ebItritt abbdnst,
Der Gag une gfa4t auf ben Ysinen iein
mub, ibm be5abIt bic Gompasnie beute $50
itatt Der iriberen $40. Den Gonbucteursn
bat man bas @ebaIt BON 800 auf $50 Der:
: abseiebt. Die EassIObner, bic an Der &e:
psratur Der Sabn beidaftist iiab, ibnsr
Sablt man itatt Der friberen 9Sbne, 90
Gents bis 81 unb l.25. @ie es nit Der
Irbeitern unb Seamten bieisr Sabn ltebt,
itebtes iberaa I'M 9anbe. OaSu tOmmt nod
baB bel ben meiiten GOmpasnisn bic 9Sbn'
nidtreseImabis, iOnbern oft nur ulIe brei 81.
pier MOnate ausbetabIt purbsn unb mob
renb bic %GOmpasnien bic Sntereiisn be.
lauren S3wsiBes Der alrbeiter einitsdten
muBten bieie iid ben &aufleuten auf @nab'
uni unsnabe srseben I'M nun iibsrbaup
grebit ;u betommen.
Mn Der Baltimore uno Ohio Dabn babsr
bic Irbeitsr gu ueri&iebenen Malsn ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Sprien cine san,e STE.
iionen uno bodwidtis

Sprten cine ganje Ute.
iionen uno bodwidtis
wiiroe es ibnen erseben.
len S9ismatitern Der g.
f9e Siege uno Sriebensl
l9wouen udre?
r9eben mir mad europa beriib
sesnet uns am re9ten llfer be,
Oonau bic Yropin3 Sulsarien
fatboIii4en @smeinben, bic
loyal betrusen, buber iosar pom
benben Sirten iorsli9 sei1oni
bort wirfen serabe u!ele poInii9
ais Miiiiondre. Wie wirb es |
ben, wenn bieie Yrouins sduSIi9
iiiaen @infuB seiteat Dor Der
resiert wirb? gu auererit miiBter
niiden Yrieiter Dor benz Mnbrinsen /.
fen oas @eite ia1sn; wober in Der q
listeit neue, Der 2anbesiprade III
@eiltlihe nebmen2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Warnuna.

Der ersbiidOfi4e 8ansler, bo9w. Ban
Der Sanben bon ct. 9ouis, wa,nt Dor ei:
itaIienii&en Yrieiter, Soispb Naso
nit Namen, Der in 8entufp UNI llnteritiss
snns na4iudt. Dieter Seist 3eu9aiiie bss
Administrators pon Detroit Dor. @eaen
w%eiterer gustanft wole man ii6 an BEN
er3biidOfi4en 8anSIer ielbit wenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
aus oeua Eager Der 0e8ner.

als Der gtotbi9rei Der slbssbrannten pom
ct. Sobns in CANADA iiber bas ganse 9anb
ertOnte, 0~fineten ii9 iibsraq miloe Ddnbe
uno bic rme 9euts warsn baIb nit benz
NotbolrftiSitsn perieben. 4u9 bic gana.
biide Vibelseieai9ait mar our Silf bsreit,
aber mad ibrer Dirt. sic bsl9loB. ben
i4wersepriften Seuobnsrn BON ct. Sobns,
Die our l3eit obne Nabruns, &lsibuns unb
Obba9 waren, flr = $500 0ibeln su,u.
i9iden. Die Sibel, msint Der ,Milwau.
tee Sentinel" baSu, III ein sutss 8u9 unb
ioute IN teimem 9auie feblen. wsnn aber
Wteni9en an ben notbwenbislten Grforber.
niiien oes 3ebens, an Broo, 8leibun9 unb
neutrality-suspicious. Mansel leiSen,
bann ut bas @ei9ent elmer Yibel chen 70
uieI wertb, ais wenn man ibnen SpieseI
oSer Photographic; albums i4snten wirSe.
Cine auiiaIenbs unb betrilbenbe grs
l9einuns ut es, baB ieit Ginger !5eit Der
Anoran9 pon @eiitssfranten fir weIde
Mafnabme in ben Srrenanltalten pbilabel.
pbia's seiu9t wirb, in itster 3unabme 1T,
uno bab IN ben Stationsbauiern w6brenb
einiser Wfonate mebr @eiu1e um Sllfe
unb Beiitaab fir pISslid pabniinnis @es
worbene seitsut worbsn iinb, aIs lie 5upor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
Die Sranier uno Die Srldnoer.
(Nus Dem rYufaI0 W0ltsfrfune.Al

N""V WIN 0OHHu1V UVHsTltHHp'
Der ~. SuIi ais Der Sabrestas be,
DS4Ia6t am Sopne" 1T Ieioer aud bies:
NAL nidt obne SlutuersisBen poriiberse.
san9en. Die Sranier MOLTEN ebsn ben
Gag feiern, an peI9em SrIanb pon sinsm
frsmben Groberer unteriodt unb feline Be-
wobner elmer 10 %srauiamen, Sabrbunbsrte
Iansen Seoriduns unb 8srfolsuns unter.
worfen wurben, baB li9 in Der Weltse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

TEACHERS sALARIEs-THE APPROPRIATION
PROPOSED LAWS DISCUSSED.
The Board OF Education held an adjourned meeting
yesterday to discuss two bills, submitted by the Com
mittee Bylaws, and the propriety of sending tho
Same to Albany for enactment The bills contemplate
empowering the Board OF Estimate ana Apporlon-
mcnt upon application OF the Board Of Education. to
rase tho necessary funds to carry on tho schools ana
to enable the Board of Estimate ana Apportionment
to supply any deficiency which may arise in tho
appropriations Tor educational purposes, not exceed
ing 100000 IN any one year. The Dill evoked
spirited discussion which occupied several hours
Commissioner Watson opposed boh acts Ho did
think IL policy at this time TO present the
bills; present state OF public finances scarcely en-
Outraged such move. Unless there was a check TO
corruption and united effort the part of everybody
in the government and out of II to stop expenditures
tho property IN the city of New York would not be
worth the tax laid upon it. The Board OF Education,
he continued, ought 10 join in the work OF rcrench
mcnt and should surrender all notions OF what they
ought TO be permitted 70 do In his opinion 1t was
year.
Commissioner West favored tho bills, and spoke
warmly on the subject
Commissioner Walker thought that the bills
SIMPLY correcting what to-day rs the most uncertain,
irregular and incomplete arranscmcni-thc statutory
law regards moneys. The rc.aion IA which tho
Board Of Education stood to the public, to the State, to
the CITY, was nothing less than an abnormal thing.
President Wood called Commissioners i;eardsiec TO
the chair spoke emphatically upon tho evil or the
cur,aiimont of the teachers salaries and the doing
away with The supply for building new schools that
were needed. The Board of Apportionment, in his
opinion had used them very discour tcousiy aud mad
made great mistake when they mad reduced their
moneys, and the only motive he could find for their
reduction was that the Successors to Mr. Apdrcw IL.
Green wanted TO show that they were not going to be
behind him in matters of economy and they took tb is
step to show 1t. lie hoped tho bills would be sent to
the Legislature.
Al the close of tho debate the question OF adopting
the bills voted upon and carried
Commissioner Walker offered Il resolution TO pay tho
salary OF Mss Martha !. Doakc late principal OF the
Training School. for the month OF February, and also
for The same month IN the saturday session oil tho
college. Referred to the Committee on Bylaws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
THE AVERY LIBRARY SALE.

The salo Of tho Avery Library was concluded by the
Mcssrs Lcavitt last night Tho chief feature OF the
sale the dispersion Of large collection OF Shclcys
works and Shcllcyana," comprising nenrly 200 vol
umcs. An edition OF Shcley's Poctical Works, edited
by hrs wife, London 1889, in four volumes, brought
$40 40 The Same one volume, 1850, brought
So -. complete edition OF hts prose and pociical
works, with memoir by Leigh Hunt, London, 1885, sold
for $40 80. His pocical works, with notes aud
memoir by Rossett two volumes, London, 1870. sold
Tor ST. An edition OF the poctical works edited by
Mrs shelley, and with memoir by James Russell Low
ELL three volumes, New York. 1871 brought 81 80. The
poctical works. edited by II. II. Forman, London,
1851, sold for 50 80 per volume for two volumes,
and so 80 per volume for the two volumes not yet
published. ''Shelicy's Letters, y with introductory
essay by Robert Browning, brought IS. Hogg's 'Iic
OF Shelley" IN two volumes, brought Sl0 The whole
collection OF Shellcy's works brought SlO9 81. The
'shcllcyana," OF course brought considerably less.
Keats ''Poctical Works. with memoir by Lord
Huughton. and 40 illustrations by Scharf, sold Tor
"a %; Pcacock's works, In iour volumes, brought
four volumes, SIS; Crak's English Literature aud
Language" SO 25 an edition OF Singers
Shakespeare, In ten volumes, Chiswick Press;
London, 1926, SIS; an edition OF shakcspcarc's
works, in three volumes edited by q. Z. Vcrpianck,
Harper Brothcrs, l647 $24 rs; Schoo!craits Indian
Tribes" s35; Smiths History OF tho Province OF
New York." large copy oil the original edition oil
1851 $40; Thackeray's works, S13 50 Thers' ellis
tory of The French Revolution and oil tho Con
suatc In nine volumes, $40 TO- large number or
catalogues, &C., OF the Centennial werc also sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
JOE COBURN.
SUDDEN CHANGE OF HIS RESIDENCE TO AU-
BURN, IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN INVITATION
FROM SUPERINTENDENT P1LLsDURY.

SUDDEN CHANGE OF HIS RESIDENCE TO AU-
BURN, IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN INVITATION
FROM SUPERINTENDENT P1LLsDURY.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PouGnKEErsIE N. ", March 0, 1877.
Joe Coburp, the New York pugiIist convict. passed
here TO. n ight He was In compartment IN Wagner
drawing room car, and heavily ironcd. There were
only two seats In the compartment tho other being
occupied by Special Detective James Jackson OF Sing
Sing Prison. Neither knew OF the trip they were to
take until hall past Eve this afternoon, when special
draft was made Tor Coburn to go to Auburn Poison
He astoundcd at the intelligence anu showed
much xicty The first Pacific express train is due
n, sing Sing at 81 p NJ, and Coburn ana his guard
stepped on board almost unobservcd
THE RETIRING t'PRoFEssoa' DIssATisFIED.
When tram reached tins station an interview was
had with the voy ayers Coburn expressed great ndIg
nation over the proceedings IRON the time OF
his til now lie seemed To think mat he had not
been fairly dealt with from the start, ana that the Trip
he was now taking was Que to the advice oil tho New
York District Attorney to Mr. Pisbury General sup
crintcndcnt State Prisons Detective jackson stated
that he knew nothing about the order until halfpas
five this afternoon.
HE PREFERS SING
Al this station Coburn dictated despatch TO his
friend, Ed. Mallnhan, notifying him OF his sudden
OF residence and asking Tor Interference TO got
him back to Sing sing.
He was attired In the striped uniform OF the prison,
was clean shaved and his HAIR was cropped short HIS
at eight o'clock tomorrow morning The door at nus
end OF the boltcd and barred so that he might
danger Of catching cold from too much ven'i'
latl0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10


the money used by the New Jersey MUTUAL leaving .
balance of but Sl02 900. He learned that the New
Jersey Mutual would not resist suit for this oalancc
but would resist any action TO recover whoie OF part
oil Inc otner securities alleged 10 nave peeh uaus.
TERED Hc therefore framed his complaint
or anenufu so that, IN "uu''o ~,
ING fio-."V prayed LOT, NO 49,"
aDle 10 recover anything additional wnich tue Oons
nNn'"' ""' sit'.eu ". AT. uie' ~ .a-sor N I
- -
"nlcn tue New Jersey Mutusi became aPfa' % ~
uepteu 10 the continental LOT certain aouu's o"'
oohas ana mortgages were never uehNe'e. u,,,.,
10 tne SUIT TO recover from INC Nc" 1eis"y % a.
io-,ooo IN NOR, gases were ootaineo anu "e ~" "
III. possession Oh heceiVer uIacc. 49,. S.,,.,i
. hr runcr'on Win tne referee, any 'iess o $780,.
Moses ana other counsel then eu'e,cu nv 49, ar
ss'loh noSu' .ne oonnct oc'"een wy ~ III .,,arncv
my 70 ny Oonunsn.' aau u n,nso,a as strnnr,y
henera ',' rutIton cApiesse ~, ,,,ornav en-
opposeu 20 Tue posi'on assunou y! no ,nara;o In
erh', anu favored con.ihucu res,sa 90 .,ns
tnc eou1se VI ms cmaI hs ~. " .',,, .s,on
tnnss "noi or. Noses o'a,n.a ~ .n r'y and
o. .ne soou ia.n VI ,up ,oSa."S ~, ~ unsos said
a.'.' p'saaso VI wins s,'ira,,on of Mr.
, ,. w VIII ~. LEE oi Nv ossnr,,nns
ruc' .vi, IN oucI w P'o,v n'a -, 80 ro,,,,<,,.i
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po' u"mt .','n"ny. n. 800 nroyonsiy manfred
:" n.,'on SoIione' upon suoJ.. ~, an I've
nv, ~, '"o 'eeienoo wac a'JoN'"' $500 '' " "
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THE BOND STREET FIRE.

workmen were busy all day yesterday getting out
the sales from tho ruins OF the Bond street fire. six
safcs were got out, all OF them in good condition,
apparently. Many people watched the operations
during the day. Tue lire entirely out, and the work
oil excavation will nov 20 rapidly
Two safes OF the firm OF Robbins II Appleton, taken
from the ruins on Thursday were opened yesicr day.
They had been removed to tho factory in Thirty.
seventh street, near Eighth avenue and ut ten o'clock
u committee from the insurance companies and some
members OF the iim witnessed tho bursting open OF
the sales The contents found IN apparently
good condition. Tho works Of tho watches were
tlrely ruined, but the be used again. Tho
total value OF the goods III the Two safes $4,000
The books and papers worc slightly Injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
WIFE SLAYER CONVICTED.
JAMES z. PANNEL FOUND GUILTY or MURDER
IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

IN THE FIRST DEGREE.
tBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LANCASTER. Pa, March o. 1877
Probably the most interesting and exciting murder
trial ever known In this city terminated to-day, James
4. PANEL, young man. being the murderer. His lie
has been peculiarly chequercd one Alter spending
his patrimony on fast horses and fast women, during
tho revival services OF Mr. Hammond IN this city In
January 1876 he protested to be converted and Joined
the Church. Hc there met Mss Annie e. Hedercks,
whom he married April IL. Pannel a carpenter
ana worked at the Centennial buildings, Pha-
delphia ana, being OF jealous disposition,
soon quarrcllcd with his wife, they often CON-
ing TO blows. On the night OF July !, lie
placed poker and bowl OF water under their bed,
but his wife refused to enter IL On July 20, he re-
turned home, when he found she had hired dining
girl at the Keystone ifouse. He arranged for
u. OF the next day. She then told him she would
never live with him again. he Instantly shot her,
empty ing the OF two barrels into her head.
INSANITY
Pannel's mother committed suicide when he was
youth Eminent counsel were employed by his UNCLE
William Il. Pannel, OI Hartford county, Nd, VINO Is
wealthy The plea OF insanity was SET up ID. Alice.
ST. and Dr. Carpenter, ysicans OF this CITY,
pronounced him insane while others considered him
sane The trial lasted sixteen days.
Judge Patterson charged the jury. He charged that
lw decided This State required that doubts
regarding insanity must be determined IN avor oil the
Commonwealth
A NICE LEGAL DISTINCTION.
The Court affirmed new point presented by the coun-
sci for Defence namely thar tho jury might hnd the prs
OF condition OF mind capable oil malice but inca
pabe Of that reconciliation which Is necessary to make
out capital case, and might. In that case, find him
guilty OF murder in the second degree
GUILTY OF MURDER ~ THE FIRST DEGREE.
The jury remained out fifteen hours, when they rem
dercd verdict OF murder in the first degree. at ten
O'Clock this morning. at which hour the Court House
douscly crowded. this being the first verdict OF the
with popular approval but the will be taken 10
The Supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10

A collection of paintings, Ivy American aud foreign
artists was sold at Schcnck's art gallery, on Liberty
street. on Thursday and Friday afternoons. Tho at
tendance on Thursday good and the bidding fair.
Tho following pictures disposed Of at yesterdays
sac:-"Grand Party at the Salon OF Madame Thalicn,"
by Charles Kratka pupil Of Geromc, which brought
500; "Iake Dunmorc,' by Jobu D. Bristol, $3.50;
sRo6ins Beef" Ed Moran, $30j; ''Storm at Sea, }.
Carlcbur, S252; "Old New England Pcdlcr," Eastman
johnson. s252; .Rcadng the News to Mother" ]. }.
NJ Damschrocder, $22S; 1.-The Forgotten AR" j. G.
Brown 1915: ..Atcr Sch DOL, =" l.. dc konlnsh, S2lG
.sccnc on the Ausablc River" X. Van Alien, $780,
.irccnwood Lake, - j. f. Cropscy, $150; Lake Cham
once" Il. l.. Henry, sl66; "Early Morning." +.
TAFT. 800; 'B.usterng Day on tho Beach," Peter
Moran. x92 90,