davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-20

.bove statement is correct transcript
, 1877-05-17

bnr4 Erunhnbeit bemuBtIoie Go9ter nit
Ben3oItn b,so1sn nnb oann tn Glammen
gejett. Wdbrsnb Der interchangeable lei
ibr Der @etff ibrer Eotter eri4ieuen. Bic
Sade 1T nun Dor bic @ei6moren:u perwis.
fen.
- pie 8 eutihen a "a plata.
Ser au 8uenos NireS eriteinenben "a
Ylata. 3eitnng pom 18. Februar entnehmeu
mir 6olgenbes: Die Notwithstanding
pirb am 20. D. Di. 9eidloGen, unb mir
fSnnen nit GROCER @enugtbuung conitatiren,
oae bic Deutiden am Nio be Ia Yla:a bel
oieier erften, in Buenos Nires ab9ebaltenen
Nusfteuung burh ibre Nrt,tel Die Yalme bss
S,sges bauon9etragen baben, mas aut)
Se'tens Der einbetm,iden Yrsie Aussfanoen
mirb.
aus Mnberou, &p., ,pirb elm
Terbrs1en semslbet, melhes ON IL. bic.
Dr., tntetnem Narmbauje nabe Der Auoerton,
2ebauon unb 81. Qouts Babn, bift on Der
@ren3e, bte Mao,ion unb 5un.ilton &oun.
ties ideiost. pom oret Cramps uertibt tuurbe.
Die Burden fan1en in oas Saus, mn an
betteln unb als ite iaben, bab Wtemanb ole
ole 17iibrige 2odter bes 6armers i'm 9auie
mar, iiberfelsn ie btsielbe uuo bsgingen elm
unnsnnbarss gerbrshen on tbrer Yerion.
NlS ote Nabbarn bapou bSrten, tpurben 70.
tort 8tailunss&ommittees orsanifrt, bic Die
&egeno nod allen &thtun9eu burdtrelfeu.
Ote Shurtsn meraeu ba autsefntpft, NO fe
gefunoen nerosn. Das uuelddlihe Mdbden
b%efinost iid in elmer botf tritli4en Sage.
, 1877-05-17

fansreiden Sof abidlieBeno, Die gum
3ued elmer @iiensieberei errttbteten Saus
lid)feiten a%neinanoer. @as oieler Tabrlt
i'm 8eraleid nit anoeren an Ir'soebnun9
absins, oas erieete sewi6ermaBen oeren
sefdaise, iosar 3ierlide anlase. Groe
oer ru6isen Ddder uno Sdorniteiae
berrihte iiberaa Die peinliblte Sronuns
uno Sauberfeit, uno Dor alien Dinscn
in Dem oas Wobnbaus BON Der StraBe
ld%eioenoenoen @arten, in Incident au9en>
id)eintid eine fuuoise Sano nid)t unr nit
Sronuusslinn, %iouoern audi NIT 2tebe
idaltete. Nuf ieoer Seite oes @artens
iibrte eine breite, BON Ginoen belhattete
Ginfabrt nad benz 9ofe binauf. Die
1bore la9en bart I'LL Der SiroBe, in 9lel'
der 9inie nit Dem @artengittcr. Ste
b%eltanoen aus Sanoltetnpieilern, ipelhe
lAwere, foltbar mooeairte eubeilerne
1boraiiscl truscn. Sbe,batb ieoes Yor'
tals mar als Ablhlub ein breltcs. ebens
fails suBeilernes Sdilo BON Yietler gu
Yfeiler angebrad)t woroen. Seioe trltsen
in eroBeu persoloeteu Sudltaben Die Sus
ldriit: r@tlengieberei Don Wiliam
Seron."
, 1877-05-17
e,ratnta S1aats- IDfttf.
pie &ei3er.
Cine neutrality-suspicious. in bier Sidera
8altuim mDQbauien.
iE0rtlebuna.)


Sc 1T nihts mebr, lispelte lie nj
eiaentbiimlid entiasenoem Nusorud. Die
Sabre MAIDEN ibr 8eht selteno - es if
pnrbei -
3ommt, fommt, reoeten Silser uno
auoica lift iorslid gu, Die, aefolst bon
Sio I5ul uno benz eri dSpften Soc, neben
lie biuaetreten tuaren uno, ite ianft inter
Itiieeuo, iid nit ibr nad Der 2ufe oes
iieinen &%aiitenraums biniiberbewesten,
lobalo SIR Die &leioer aepedielt uno Elm
Stiiuoden seraitet babt, iino Cure alten
&rdite uieber oa.
Marp 9eron's idarfes @eiiht perz
fldrte fid) gu einem miloen 2ddelu.
Netn, nein, iprad iie leiie, NIT ben
&rdften iiFS porbei. uno mas icGteu iie
mir ldnser? 9inter unS lieat oaS weiBe
Waiier. Dor uns Der Ocean F.; elm siin>
ftiaer Wino fiGt Die Sesel - mas braue
den mir mcbr? Sic mari einen priifcM>
ben Bid auf Die Tafela9e. 8ei9eiebt
AuBenfliiper uno Stasfod! 9inauf nit
Dem @affeltopiegel! befabl iie etpas
lauter - Die erprobte Seemannsnatlr
touute nidt CUR Hube selan9en - oann
~leiier: Cine Wanoluns 1T in min ucrae'
aausen. Was MIDI feiielte ans Meer,
mas midi feHelte an iene SSble, es lift
aelolt. Das @rbe meineS unuerseBlid)en
Ylllp 9eron fano cine quite Verwenoun9
bon linn lernte ids, meinen We9
ilber Die 9tiffe gu. finoeu - iein Sesen
mars, Der uns Nlle beidiiete - uno
lb - beute leste ib gum letten Seal
meine @ano auf eiu Steuerrao.
Sebutiam half man ibr in ben ensen,
aber sur Nufuabme BON Ssrauen wobnlid
ei%naeridteten &ajltenraum binab. Sio
Aiul uno Suoica blieben bel ibr.
Soc batte wieoer auf leinem 6eloitubl
Y!ae 'senon,men. Weben linn itano Sil:
ger. Die 8lide Seioer idweiften iiber
Die blauwoaenoe, u~nbesren3te Mafer'
lahe. 0eridieoen an Sabren, uerldiez
oen in ibren Seeisunsen ur.o ueridieoene
9sbcusiellunsen einnebmeno, einiste lie
Die be f~reuoise 9offnuna auf Die d3us
fluff, oielelbe trsue Nnbdu9lid)feit an sez
llcb.e 0dupter.
QSie oas blaue Meer tuo9te unb ;ier-
lihe Sdaumitreifeu Die reselmdBis ein'
rousnoen Seen fr0nten! Wie Die Wtaiten
iit ueisten BOT ben po(len Seseln uno
let 5piirer 10 %anmutbis iiber Die lanssez
1edten Waierbiisel itampfte! Sn Der
5srue ~ueriant Die &ilte. Mi0pen f~reiiten
iiber Dem weiben Wafer. Wie Spott
oraus ibr idriler Sfui gu ben 3oaidifen
biniiber. SIN Nussanse Der uereiniam'
ten S@musslerbObls lag Die @obbe.
lubeimlid ;itterte ibr tlasenoes 8riiueu
iiber &lippen uno 8%ranouns binwes. @s
iAeudte bic 8Ootsleute uno .3olmadter,
Die nod INNER NIT auer Wadt nm ibr
Qeben f6mpften uno bel benz ldwereu
Seesanse mibiam mad iiderem 6abr'
waller fir ibr 8oot ludten.
, 1877-05-17

Ratarrb, &aubbeit IL. G@iuinos
indDt polltanoi9 9ebelf bur& DR.. Rec'S meue VI &.
tgooe. Sonlultationen frei our& bic poit. Nbrejie:
Or. e. y. Stoeeare. Wtebical Direction, 9 Weit ilte
Str. Nep Vort. 4ip26ofl
, 1877-05-17
Critics Bud: Ser Gabrifberr.
Scr Tabrifberr.

Cine Yroptncialitaot mar es I; feline Der
sr66ten, abcr audi feline Der unbeoeu'
tenOitsa. j3psi @iieababnen beribrten
oieielbe. Sin idiffOarer 6luB sos lid
on ibr poriber. elm id0ner oeutlter
Slug. Da3u in Oct Nabe elm Stsintob'
lenla9er. &eiu Wunoer, oaB es Ga9
unb Madt a0erortS bdmmerte, orObnte
uno freildte, unf0rmlid LANCE Sdorns
lteine obue llnterbreAuns iduar3e 0fauAs
wolfen auSipieen, idmere 2altwasen 6obs
material uno fertise @iieumaaren balo
'bierbin, balo oortbin befOroerten, uuo
cuolid gu sewilien Iases3eiten me9r &C.
ihwar3te traftise Nrbeiterseitalteu uno
beinab nod in ben &iuoeri huben itebenoe
8urIaen Die Stra6en belebten, oils .rpeiB'
sewaldene @elidter. Sdtte man gu
iolden Stuuoeu bod auf ben Serbadt
aeratben %t0nnen, oab bel ben seitsemdBen
2aufen IN 9eoadtem Orte ltatt oeS lau>
warinen 8runnenmaiierS jeoes Wtal cine
8iidie &ienrub iiber oas Qaupt oes be-
treffenoen iunsen Weltbursers ausseleert
,ueroe. Nub lag audi ouf aqen Oddern,
ibnen eineu sewiien oiitern Sbarafter
perieibeub. I'm 10 beiterer nabmen lid)
oafiir Die riussum in Der liebliden 0ano'
iAaft ;eritreuten SOmmsriiee Der bebabis
gen Babritberren aus, niht minoer Die
9errenbauler, wethe 3usleid benz fauf.
minniiden @eidditsbetriebe semeibt ben
Mittelpuntt Der e%inielnen 6~abrifanla9sr
biloeten.
Auf benz au6erlten Gnoe Der lanase'
redteu 8critaot, noe Die poriiberfibreno'
Stra6e ibou in cine w%o5lerbalten'
Gbauiiee iibersesansen mar. erbob iid
eiu oerartises itattlides, wenn audi mi
einiader Graitettur seidmiidtes 9aus
Sinter oemielbea reihten fiak einen I'M.
, 1877-05-17
VEGETINE
Emrtrt &beumatismns.
Sprin8baIe, IRE, ~, Oct.

Sprin9baIt, Wt, IL. Oct, 1876
6erru b. R. Steoens.
Geebrter bsrr! - Sm lesten berbt tparen es flint,
unD omar 10 iebr, baB d mid bis jun nddItem Mpril
niht gu bsipesen %oermotte.. Bon iener 3eit an bis uol
orei Jabrsn babe i& BON &heumatismus alles Dent.
bare ausaeitamoen. Witunter tonnte ih Woden lana
teinen Saritt tbun /; bisie Nniale maren fcbr baurg
Sd babe Naes ausssitanoen, mas elm Wenib nur aus.
leben tam. 2estes Griiblabr Dor orei Sabrem b. gam
bis i'd iieben 5laihen bon senommen bate. Sd bab.
ieltoem teinet 9tbeutnatismus mrbr sepabt. SD ratDe
tets 9ebein tuelher BON Hbeumatismus be IN aeluht
ipirb. oas VEGETINE ~ Oeriuben, unb nidt, 10
i'd, Sabre lana bic 1etoel gu e%rtra9en. Oieles .3euan;i
lit i~reilpilig. lpas i'd aus 5tiidTiht auf BERN Steuens
bsmerte. Sbr iebr ~sraebener
albert Gropfsr.
Sirma u. Grooter & Go, Dro9uiten uno Wpptbsfsr.
, 1877-05-17
36fter Yreis auf benz Centennial 3uerfanr
fir bic
QQmb Stri(f=M aidiue.

Stridt ein paar strimpfe eomplett III ID Ufinuten;
unb ltridt Die Wlaihe entpeber runo ooer fa6, e%inyeln,
ooppelt ober serippt. l~iefert allie Die osrihieoenlten
~stitridten Rleioun9sride. Girculare uno Troben BON
Striimpfen gratis. WbreiItre:
Lamb Knitting Machine Co..,
6m24ap) Cincinnati. ..
, 1877-05-17
- e q E t / II e
MheumntiSmuS 1T cine Il~utfrnnfhrit

Sas 8Iut seiat bel hteIer Rrantbeit etmen leber5&us
bon 5ibrim. yEGETINE mirtt burt umuanolum9
bes ertrantten Slutes in einen %8eiuno.n 3utanb. We.
Ssran.ee,t iesr mihtis 1T Cine 6laf1e vEGETINE
piro ibon Glnoerun9 i4atfen, aber iu elmer p5lleen
Sur nuB Is regelndBiA 9enomnem merben, uno mag
mebrere Glai9en, beionoers i'll LANCE betanbenen ,Sal.
len, e~rforOern. VEGETINE piro BON alsn Dro9ui.
item oerfauit. Neriudt IS, umo Guer Wabripruh pirS
berielbe iein, ben 2auienue Dor Sud a~beesebsn baben,
%9efunoen. ais ourd ben Gebrau& bon vEGETINE,a
iueldss ausi&lieBllp aus Rinben. W~uraeln unb
R%rGutern bereitet 1T.
, 1877-05-17

300 Yianos utl0 Or9ela,
TIER Klafe, lperben au nleoriseren preiiea iir@a alb ODER
Abitla8s s abIungen, oper fir Wtietbe IN StaDt uno
1ano. tDabreno oieier barten .3eiten nno Der Geierta8e
usrtauft. ais %bielelbem ie supcr il. Ytem Wort oiferirt
wuroen. W9enten uerlanst um Bater'S neue Gcale
Rtanos nne Coneert'crselm iu nsrtaufen. Suu.
rtr'rte 0atalo9e per polt %oerlanot. Quite 8eoin8un9en
fir ben 6amoel. Sin GROCER Disconto fir Aebrer,
Weiitli&e. Rir&en, Goaen. eaulen &C. 4gD25no.
, 1877-05-17
Gin a,ttes Mmaebpt!! ~ ssa'

bieier barten 3eiten wOIen MIR 100 NtanUs
unb Sr8eln pereaufen, ncu unc benutt Don ben
beffen Tabrifantcn mitGinfHluA Der ,,MOaterS"
~ cerinstren Saarpreifen pber auf Mb1ablun'
gen oeer yum 9etben, bic baflr besablt IT, ale
fe 3upOr ofertrt Wurcen. Waters 8rpRe tafei.
id,iieaYiiG ibr meMes eoMpemir mns BsoaSoir)
aebpren ~ ben better Dabritatsn.. . Oftapen
pianos. $3.50. z l-3 9. $3.50. tstn Sabr Sc.
brGgd9t. Styp Srsans $59. gtSps
$ss. IL Stpps 500 baar. fein Sabr sc.
brandt, IN better Grbnuns nne saranttrt.
epcal' mne NetiesMsenten uerten sefudbt. 81
lufrirte Ratolo9e. per Npf aeid)idf. Sin libcs
rales Siseunto fir 2ebrer, ~repiser. airdben,
exc. MnNfflcfe gum ba.ben Nreiie. S0race
Msaters unb SonS. Iabrtfanten une Gambler,
40 Cf ATE Giraffe. Union Sauare. New gIore
dyN1Snn\
, 1877-05-17
GtDd GDecu(atipme1t

werben BON uns IN ieoer Mrt nur 8e9tn 9omiri.iiltpr
nisoriaSten Raten. Rotten 800 bis 5000. bic of
$1,000 @eptmn brinaen. pampblete. bic ertldren
wit abau street Speeulationen aussefiibrt weroen
lrei ~psriauot. Sdidt naH einem @yempiar.
xumbribee S &c.,
Dautiers Wroters
xaDsiuns - HBau ctr, Res osrt
, 1877-05-17
Gs bette mich.

Ro&efer, %. NoS. 1876.
6errn 3. R. Stepens:
W,rtber herr! SD babe mdbrenb Der Ietten brei
ooer pier Sabre an Aeber. unb Niel srtranfbeitsn oe.
litten. Beoor i'd bas VEGETINE gebrauhte, MAI
i'd Ianae 3eit unter Der Bebanblung eines Doctors,
Der mir inoeB nibt BALI. Define 6reunbe slaubten ane,
baB i'd niht pieoer b.raeftelt tufroen miroe. Sd fina
ben 6ebraub beg VEGETINE an unb u~eripiirte iofor]
ssiien quite W,rtuna. 50 bate MUIR orei SSlai@.n &c.
braudt. as i'd mid niel better fhbIte. Sd eebraudbts
nod tini9e tpsniat Glaf&en mebr uno iann nun fpabr.
beits9enaB iaaen. baB i'd mid Der beften Geiunbheit
e%rfreue. Sd babe CO aud ,neinsr fleinsn 1odter mi
srpBem Grfolae seaeben. eeitoem i'd feine WobItba.
ten empfan8en. babe i'd % aud Nnberen empfoblen
unb ale iinb our4 ieinen Gebraub In ibrer 0siunobsii
bebeutelso %gebeIiert iuoroen.
>. 6. emitb. q g.. Francis Str.
BeibdftslofaL, u gDelt Wpe.
berr Smith If en tuoblbe.annter Diem. uub wI,h.
paarenbamolsr uno lett nielen 9abren in Rpde5ter ais
GeItaftsmamn etablirt.
2eiosn Der Nieren. Der Ylaje II. I. m. fub ftets unou.
8enebm uno entlpldeln ft mitunter ~ Den ihmerabof.
teftsI unb aefdbrIiGIten Rrautbeiten, peIte ban
menT6lite Spitem ~erareifen i6nnen. Die meiiten yje.
renleloen entIteben aus ben llnreinioietten bes BIutes
netbe satte erlsu9en. bic Eh III bieien Ibeilen einni.
item. VEGETINE i~ibertrifft ale bsfanntsn 6eilmit.el
in Der 9anjen 9Delt i'm Reiniaen uno 2dutsrn bes Wlu.
tes, upourt alien Or9anep bes R5rpers cine aeIunpe
,SbGtiQteit Initaetbeilt pir6.
, 1877-05-17
DeQetitte

fpiro bon allen Rlafet Der Beoolferuna ole bas beHe
uno .3uoerlaltsfe BIutreiniau nasnittsI in Der Welt
anerfannt.
, 1877-05-17
n BLACK HILLS,

And American Wonderland. by H. N. Mcguire. who has spent
est, and only truthful accounts Of Gold and Silver prospects,
Agricultural and Grazing resources, Climate. Hunting and
Fishing, the Indians, and Settlers Adventures and Conflicts
with them, Mining and Wild Western Life, and the grand
Natural Wonders Of this most remarkable eountry-w aterfails
Boiling Geysers. noble Scenery. immense Corges. etc.
Illustrated with ~ Fine EngIayings. and a large new Map
corrected to March l.. Price. only 10 cents; by mail. IL cents
Sold by all N~ewsdealers. or sent postpaid, by 49,.
D~ONNELLEY. LLOYD & CO., Pubs, Chicago, ILL.,
, 1877-05-17
. e a E t tine

VEGETINE bat 5auIenben, pel&e lance uni
,,pmerjbalt eelittem batten. bic Deiunobeit mieberQe.
aeben. VEGETINE IL aus 9Dur3elm. Ninotn uni
Rrduterm bereitst. IS 1T isbr anssnebm ein3unshmen
ieoes Gino bat es germ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOE To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain areas. variable winds, SHIFT
ing to warmer southcastcrly, and falling ba-
Tomcter.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
weather ard rain areas. light, variable
winds. stationary or lower pressure and
temperature.
For the Gulf States, cloudy and RAINY
weather. variable winds. shifting to colder
northcrly, stationary or higher pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather. cold north
.Crly shifting TO warmer Southwestcrly
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
Cau,ionary signals continue ut Indianola
and Galveston.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raw, and rainy.
.TurrMonrrER YESTERDAY: & a. NJ, 80;
0 !. ~. c.: noon. G3: 3 p. NJ. Gi; & p.
NJ. co; midnight. IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31

A PLEASANT TRIP FROM WASHING DaEi TO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WELCOME AND
SHORT SPEECHES AT FREDERICKsBURG-
THE PARTY ARRIVE HERE IN "A RAaN-
IMMENSE TURNOUT OF PEG PL RSAN
ACRE OF UMBRELLAS AND THoUsAEDs
OF SMILING FACESTHE Speeches OF
THE DISTINGUISHED VISITORS IN FULL
THE PROCESSION DOWN ToWN--HtiALF
THE POPULATION IN THE sTREE1sEA
Splendid VIRGINIA WELCOME REGEP-
TIoN LAST NIGHT-PRoGRAMME. FOE TO-
DAY AND TONIGHT. j r...~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31
THE STATE FAIR.
FIRST DAY.

CLOUDY AND RAINY WEATHEf-SAALL
ATTENDANCE. BCT AN INTERESTING EA-
nIRiTlOS-BRlEF REVIEW OF ALL The
pFPARTMENTS-RAW MATERIAL, FARM
PRODUCTS. MACHINERY, FARMING IN
ELEMENTS. MANUFACTURES, FINE ARTS.
HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP, HOGS, AND
rUJLTRY-TlIE RACES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31
THE LADIES.

Mrs. Hayes has won the admiration OF
the people wherever she has been In the re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31

I and a. p. Rowe, of Fredericksburg. We
noticed several very handsome pens OF sheep,
but In the absence Of a card to indicate
their owners are unable to give them the
notice they deserYe .---L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
QUICK DETECTIVE WORK.

ID. W. Bartlett, of Southwicb, Mass, on his
way from PitsOurg. at D. me- yesterday GOT on
board Belt-ine TO go TO the Ncw-liayeh boat lie
got ont at the Fulton Market. As lie ieit MS
seat he noticed two men ON the rear PLATFORM
Another entered the car at Toe same moment anu S
Iating drunkenness jOlted against Mr. Bartlett ana
soiz n his sotcbel The gentleman made his way 20 the
ulafform where he was obliged to push by The other
men. lie thought nothing OF tie occurrence
unnI he felt in his pocket to pay Tor oys-
tcIs which he had ordered IN the market IHen Il"
tLat ne hat with HIM His watch csc ped bccinse De-
II under bis vest lie called ~ we tourlh
.totion and Detective Carr. after getting descriir
lion OF the mcn, stared out with nm aitr
The thieves. In a little over an nOul tne ueleC'iF,
cnutured Two OF the men ghth-st ana
Thrd-aye They were CHARLES Iymus, a ii,
Broken noap Iuly " AMI Jamrs Mrkenuy, ANS fhl
" Ike '-ooth weifnOwn the police. In the llnlhg
OF Iynu5'3 coat was found $50 OF the stolen money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27

quite as often wrrtched beggars rs robbers IL the
district near rhe Black Sea- which has SanlSonn LOT
its port, there are many ~ Thousand gamers hl
den, as well as long legs and ungainly necks can ne
hidden, IN order that they may not DE selZec loi
Gliitary transport service.
The troops from Crete have been called away ana
are now just arriving at the Balkans. The Bty OF
1unis is 70 send supply of his red-legged Africans
TO guard Crete in their absence.
The Taht newspaper has produced sensation
here by declaring that the Empire has been pro-
claimed in France. The deduction made from TINS
by all Turks is that the new Napoleon would help
Turkey fight Russia. The Turkish Government ~
not I'D sympathy with French Republicanism. aud
its official kilograms color the news from Europe
in sense adverse to the present system. Repnbl-
cauism, the Turks saw IS q very nice tnlng but II
is peculiar 10 Americans No other people may hope
to enjoy IT.
Government has issued proclamation praising
the Bulgarians for remaining loyal in large MAJOR
ity, and calling upon the minority who have joined
the Russian armies, to return to safety under the
shadow of the Sultan. Universal amnesty Is pro-
claimed to all who have sinncd and repent. Inc
morning after this proclamation OF amnesty forty
five Bulgarans were taken away from here IN
chains TO distant places OF Punishment MANY, ana
perhaps all of these men, had never been tried IN
fact one batch of them had been frankly told Dy
the judge Advocate of the Philippopoiis District
that Government had no proof against them, oht
had decided TO arrest them as preventive meas
The American Minister and other officials ana
the officers of the Alliance and Dispatch, Gel
ebrated Thanksgiving yesterday. with about sixty
others of the American residents at the " Home
School building on the heights of Scutari, where q
New gland dinner OF the most orthodox style,
down to doughnuts was served by the ladics OF
the institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
OVER SIX MONTHS ON THE TRAMP.

Emil LAX is among the steerage passengers
Of tie steamship rIsia which sails for Hamburg today
lie reached Castle Garden yesterday morning. with ns
clothes IN rags his hair unkempt ana falling his
shoulders shaggy beard covering his face, his shoes
vtIont soles his hat little than RIM lie carried
hes de- about SIX months accumulation " drt I stated
thar he WAS educated aS chemist polytechnic insti-
uifr IN -Wliztrand i P several years h. wO Erd IN q
sugrreuucry hustcrz. and cont udod 10 come - TITS
cu.Dtly, Thinning De- might 90 better He arrived 30
NeW-Orican October. 1870. with 500. Finding
tAa ms inability speak English Cncr2 al against oh
tanning immediate cmluymcnt I'm hls profession, ne con-
cuIcd become q farmer ara o. ally tIol. up
stead a. GO acres IA bfoWuwuOd 40 mca mona Austin
He tced cy-ra thousand trees, ana managed 90 live
until May last when Is HcanS became exhausted and ne
ont foot for Austin o sell MS I1d ANA md other
cuplu Not being successful, a. determined 10
turu 10 Austria ana thought hc came 10 NcwY0rk the
ComIus OF Emigration would furnish HIM with pa
sage. lie continued his journey, sleeping III the woods
and by-Uals, and p achcd NcW-iOrh yesterday. Al
Castle Garucu hc Thoroughly scrubbed and FURNISHED
with suit Of clothes, which chHu-gd his appearance"
that he would nOt have been readily recognized after
ward. lie found fifty forms, about go Tho hands of
tho Austrian Consul waiting ioT him - can for aud his
with assistance from tAc Eni-rai On Cuinulis-
s.OHcIs. was USED - dciIay his passage home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
RRonKI.YN,s LINAT1C ASYLUM.

cuApcrs AGArNsr INF CHARITY COMMlssIONtRs'
The Supplies Committee of the hlngs
C,utv suuervsors yesterday, reported to the Board III
regard TO it, attempt investigate The condition OF te
public institutions Fatbush. The report staeu 'na'
the Comm soners Of Charity had refused to answer a
questions put to them, and In other ways had attempts"
~ prevent the investigation The Almshouse tle eV
Inttee Was not permitted 10 examine ~ iohhu ,iio
Lunatlc Asylum IN most hltny CONDITION ,t tno
Inlnitrs were Flowed to exchange u"r tto'n ,h
liauor-sforcs Was Kept by an employe ID tas
instituton; the paying boardcrs we're pr9yhrd WIN
better food than the paupcrs; between flCVoyc ni
900 600 was due the county for board, when lhe ch,r
Is Commissioners made no attempt 10 colIecl, Ing ~
Iort of me committee was unanimously adopted hcoP1
was also directed 10 he sent to Governor koDhsoh'
iug Tor an Investigation and stating mat IN cue cue
ar.cs made should prove be correct III the opinion
OF the board the Charity Commissioners should Dc i
nelcllnh for InalfeasanCe ID Ollce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
PUNISHMENT OF TPrANTS.

The Board OF Education held It's final meet
ing or tie year ST yesterday afternoon hong dis
question took place upon the cXpedcncy Of changing the
regulations OF tic board regard TO the puDisAuent OF
tuiai,. The two Protestant Institutions, the Juvenile
Asylum and the House 81 Refuge have declined to ta%e
any more children, under the present law, and the Cath
Ole ProtectOry the only place 90 which they now
be sent. The managers OF the Proficient Institutions
say that they must control OF the child. particularly
rs oaas the time II It's confinement. Otherwise their
qlscip!ue T. inter crc1 with At present no chd can
h. confined LONGER than fourteen weeks. MANY oi tha
commissioners wish 10 do away with stated time Oi
confinement and TO leave term OF punishment TO Tie
pleasure OF the board. This change was made
csUlut Ous sICct aud gIct were offered TO The
Commissioners whose terms Of Ollie. expire with this
wear These were Daniel WgtmOrc, David T. Baker and
Morris kins. A resolution ~ thanks offered Ia
President wood Tor his services, Tor which the Board c1-
pressed the highest appreciation President 1ot made
n brief acknOw edgInrnt. Lawrence ID. Kcman, tie
clerk Of the BOard and John l.. Davenport tue auditor,
were also thanked. Speeches were made al around