davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
Die fatboIiiGe STRIDE it,
erifa.

,Wenn fein @ott p6re, man miibte i'm
erfinben" - bieleu ausipru9 YoItaire's
re9tferti9t am beiter bas Solt bier in Qme,
rita. Qui Der einen Seite baS rifi9tsIsie
Sa9en uub Saiden mad @spinn, @elb II.
&el6tbum, bic Inbetung bes Dollars un6
bic SerbObnung aues SoeaIen, unb bod
ouf Der anbern Seite bic anertennuns Der
boben Ma6t bes @laubens.
SreiIi9 tritt bieie anertennuna nidt
iberal in gutter unb reiner @eiie auf
pobl nir9enbs wirb 70 piel Sumbug nit
'rslisiOien Oinsen unb Sormsn setrieben,
nir9enbs %sriitiren 10 piele Seften, pie bier,
aber aud nirsenbs wadit bic tatboIii9e
Rir6e 10 raid unb trdftis empor, pie i'm
9anbe unter benz Remembrance.
IS mag man9em guropder ieltiam bin,
fen, baB bic ameritantide @eieuidaft ben
atbeismus, bic Sreissiitersi psrpOnt. 9e.
Ii9i6ftdt ober bod ben S1ein berieIben
foroert man BON Sebem, pel9er Der suten
@eieai3aft ansebOren mill. gisI Ssudes
lei natiirIi9 lauft babel mitunter unb bic
wabre ReIisiOftdt, bic ii9 bod aud in
Werten Sei9en muB, feblt gar Yielen.
Ufun&e Setten, Defenders bic Der Wletbo:
bitten, Ieiiten ibren reIisiOisn geblrfniden
IN elmer Weiie @eniise, bic nidt isItsn ses
rabeSu unittIi9 senannt per6en mug
gs 1T eben Der Slu5 bes Srrtbums, baB
er feline suten Sriidts brinsen Fam, has
reIisiOie 9efibl, lid isIbit iberlaiisn ober
tali9 9eIeitet, fibrt nur Su lei1t BON Der
Sittlt9teit ab, bic ia nit Der Wabrbeit
ems lit. 9iur Der e9te Sru9tbaum trdst
wabre 6rl9te, nur bic 0abrbeit i'm @laus
ben er5eu9t bic Wabrbeit i'm Sanosln. limb
MO oieie Wabrbeit gum Our9bru6e se:
Ianst, ba entitebt cine Iebensuoue firdlide
@emeini3aft, cine Wuiteritdtte tatbolis
i9en Qebens unb Wirtens.
60 1T bsnn bier bic tatb. &irde bereits
cine Ma9t NIB Der ~9roBartise ltol,e Mar
morbau Der Ratbebrale in Dem: BORT 1T
baS Sinnbilb oieier Madt. Wsnn bieIer
gau pollsnbst 1T, bann lit aud Der innsrs
Bau Der Rir9e in Der Union absei6Ioi-
fen. 6ein 9errider cat iid bier fir bic
Stride srfIdrt unb bas fatboliide Setennt.
niB ben llntertbanen a~nbsfobIsn; fein DE:
ies CAB Der air3e irsenb elm Yripilesium /;
aud ni9t Der paumd9tise Dollar itanb
benz &atbOIicismus gu @sbots. gr fanb
ni@ts Dor, ais elm peites MITES 6eIb unb
bic 6reibeit, es gu bebauen.
0ieie Sreibeit mar bas gin3iss, mas Der
Staat Der Rir3e bot; bieis Srsibsit mar
aber uieIei9t mebr psrtb, ais Der quite
8iae zines 5iiriten Obsr priuiIssisn, bsnn
ie IieB sben bic Rir9e ii9 gang naturses
mdb entpideIn. Das 6elb mar wift unb
6bs; bsnn Norbamsrita III bic Ssimatb
bes traHeiten 8ealismus unb WateriaIis:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

mus, Der i'm Oiientli6en 0eber bominirt.
aber 10 iebr man duBerli9 ioealsn Gesun:
gen ii3 ubboIo seist, 10 tief fiihlt man bod
Die Nutbwenoisteit beS Soeulsu. Man
lsdSt mad benz befrudtsnben Sbdu toeGIer
8eoanfen, reli9iOier @efiible. Dor alem
gilt bies Der sroten Maiie icner, wel4e
non ben beioen Nufsaben bes omeritani:
i3en 9sbens, @eIDmu9en uno barte arbeit,
uur Die leetere f%snnen, Die lid i'm SdmeiBe
plasen milisn i'm 0ienite oss 0taterialis:
mus, obne lie beiisn Semitic @tennen gu Ter:
men. Die unsebeuere 3abI Der arnen unb
&leinen - bas MAJ bic benz 9uten 0irten
praOsitinirte Seerse. Sene itOIse Satbe:
orale lit nidt pom rettsn Sanoelsberren II.
Snouitrief0nigen erridtet, le pirO erbaut
aus ben Seit.dgen Der aImen ridden uno
beutiden Oienltbo.en. Die fatboltiden
ginpunoerer lino sumeiit arm uuo bIeiben
es AUDI, uno bsnno9 belist bic fatbolii9e
Stride oas relatiu pertbponlte Sslietbum
unter allen relisiDien @emeinbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
Ssreimamrerei tn 8aiern.

Der Mindsner pYoltsfreunb" bra9te
iinsit g%utbiaunsen iiber 9riiten,, gluss
brsituns unb Namen Der Sreimaurer:
in Bayern uno ben ansren'
ssnbsn 9dnbern. Betanntli9 III bic Srei:
maursrsi in Bayern ben ssbeimen Seeten
beiseSdbIt, unb es finb b~emSufolse bic Yers
%iammIunsen Der Mitslieber berielben IN:
tsriast. Sir Bayern beitebt bic @robIose
In y apreutb, senannt v3ur Come,
welde am 81. Sanuar l74l Seitiftet wurs
be, unb unter wel4sr CUR 3eit 20 9osen
itsbsn. @roBmsiitsr bisier 9ose 1T Or.
8lunti9li, @eb. Rath unb Yrofsfor in
9eibeIbers, iteIuertretenber @robmeiiter
Jriebri4 Gsuitel, 8anquier in Yaprsutb
unb &ei4stass 'Nbseorbnster fur ben Wabls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
WaricnIicO.

y Marin, meme Slepe
DENT i'd rebt i'm Ssrssn brir:
S6pinpet aQes S6pet' une lribs,
llne, ME btGsr Npr9snibsin.
Drinets eur6 Cuff aue iro'l6cu S6ms
2eu4teno mir purGs sorie Ger;
auf bes en- gen SunbrS &plrn.
Grnlt pom 6lprien um rli,b
Sicblt bu iiber gdrr I'M lHrncn
unp Elm b mmIriU Seansn SlrDi
Nuss yeben binmeip ,rtS
In has srObe Nuuhr5sr3.
go YsrlaGne sinidm petne1,
Spresns0l in filler Nddt,
Den nor aGeu ldBt bu iAeinen
Deiner Siets mtlee pTabt,
DAP Elm tgSlrne Simm sislitt
Jn bic bun!lsn SsrSen brt6t.
gtbsr piitbet piloperfsbrtsr
Climber frspelbafir Guft,
Ia purbItneioen neue SGperter
Dir bic irene Nuttsrbruf
uub vol S6mersen lebi eu bod
Serr, Ssrsib, 0 i6pne np4!
Dsirsn SsIus in ben armen,
llebern Strcm Der 3rit setelt,
Als pas bimmliIte Srbarmen
Sutelt on aetreu bic Welt,
Dae i'm Sturm, Der tribe psbt,
Dir trin ainp o~srlOrrn ssbt.
Nrun bic Wenf6sn mid rulaGen
5G Der leBten, ltiIrn Stunc,
Sap mid feit pas arruj umfaGeu
4us benz eunflen @rbsnsruub
Srite lisbli6 mid binaus,
SHUTTER, in esS gaiers SauS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
sic iabren tort ~ &Gacn.

Wr baben in ,pei glrtiteIn bereits ae.
Seist, wie III LETTER !3eit bic 9oss IS iid ,ur
aufsabe Sema1t bat, ben &uf bes Glerus
gu nntersraben uno 10 feline 3nede Sl er.
reiden. @s w,rb INNER tlarsr, baB Spitem
babel 1T. 90 mar Der tatboIii1e Bfarr
rer BON WOrid in &arlsrube felt Neuiabr
I'M @efdnsniB, neil sr zines gersebens
se9en Die Sittli9teit ansstIast mar. Nas
tiirlid blieien bic libsralen 8ldtter i4reds
LID ms 9orn. Die Sa@e fam Sbnen s,abs
He9t als 4sitationsmitteI fir bic &ei9ss
ta9suablen. Nun t0mmt Der SaQ DOT
@eridt u. uon ben 9eidwornen murSe Der
ansetlaste freiseipro9en, ba ii9 berauss
iteate, baB cine @n3abI b~Ospiaissr Wens
iden elm sanSes 9isennes suiammensss
iponnsn bate, um ben 9eiitIi4sn gu pers
ni6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

Our9 sabIloie fran,0fi9e unb
beutide gldtter ma9t cine pom Der ,Rspus
bIique 5rancaiie" aufssitsute Statifitb Der
ieit San. .. s. in Srantreid abseurtbeiIten
seihliden SCANDAL Yroceiie
bic &unee. Die pon benz Organ Sam,
betta's aufsefibrten % Yerioneu mSaen
bas betr. Serbre9en obsr Yerseben beaans
gen baben, aber CUR 6iuuus Der elite finb
bic idmabIi6iten Wittel nidt psri9mdbt
lpor6en. Die ySnbep. Beige" be,sidnet
bic Oelinquenten turSmes ais ,rcligieux,"
iebo9 befinben ii9 caruutsr pier Qaien.
Orei berielben iino aIeroinss Yoritebsr
tatboliider Ysreine, Der pierte 1T Der be;
fannie fran5Oii9e Ystriser Der IN
yourbes cine munberbare Seiluna fimu:
lirte Inter ben l8 @eiltliden ODER Or.
oensleuten fisuriren feds nit Der bIoBen
Vejeidnuns pr6tre ober able, obne saB
Elm Imt anseseben uiirbe, 70 baB mir ss pieIs
lei9t BET mebreren nit iuspsnbirten pries
tern 5utbun baben. Oasu tommt elm ancien
~trappiste, alio u~ermutbli9 siR aus9eiioBener
ODER aussetretener MSn9. Tim bic AabI
gu uer9r0Bern, bat man unbsbsutenbe Gors
reciiOneaiaden 3wiiden semeine Ssrbreden
Seitedt. 90 bat elm pfarrer sinsn Qebrer
seidIasen, elm anberer wurbs wesen Sub.
runs BON Waiien u%erurtbeilt, Elm barmbers
siser Sruoer bat wesen 8elsibisuns zines
Maire sanse ieds Gage @efdnsni6 befom:
men, uno elm gbbe III in elmer iimplen Yes
Ie~ioisunsstlase bdnssn seblisbsn. Wsam
iiebt bier chen wieber. mics sema9t wirb.
Wit pisl msbr &e9t t0nnte maj cine elite
Der in lester 3eit bur@ssbrannten Steuers
Gmpfdnssr bsnusen, um bic Corruption
bss 8samtsnitanbss ~ bswsiien.
, 1877-06-17

CITY HEAL ESTATE.
I3on aALE-nY. wALLEn nisos. = MA0iLI o.
~. Il "a; s'lsf sss's near corner stats and wA'as""
Aane 1ae.ns corner on wcst M.dson'st excellent
I'd I ss.sense sa,A s.
I'd
, Attsms so.t.sa near us,on Park. vcry she.p.
q hnc residence. excellent location South
sood ft.Wo house. On nestborn.st. near Twenty.
ns de
An excellent piece Of vaean, property for bu.ldera
sAsnr EpTS s1. 1Ij %NT} Toin ~ R:
s .rs ss5 ns:i Il:
ssse .e
s:s.: :sss
fiss r.
9 "a IL d shese m s IT, AiH ses prop
ct. a. SALE
,tn, TO fses co'ncr rark md Asa'snd'ss fronting
ss1iso feet southwest corner lioyns'st aud Warren
ii7x1iB feet noFhwes. corner Of 1Io5ncp.. and war
,,io5Eieas Feet southvest West Washington md
frame avs|,lns, On ':a.hrr.t corner W.:
t. aaeiaa @ W.T. @a,haron, near
a. property VII r. sold within the ns1t ten day. =.
ry scs nsriss e. than R T1sf % r.
'eft'A 1.''s perfect ROOM t. %sLH IL iGass'isA 4
Tor sALE:-cilE HF-cAFli on Part EXCHANGE,
1ai]t,: ] 81 n %, ss s clear "n' be '
I; ,GS,cE 5SM GTTAE
Il ioo ts sI 3, H. slSns i: i worth $500 lloyd
a. n9s 2: H. sSSGt1 s;ssss 81 Gst
TOR RALE-TIIE NEW AND COMPLETE FOUR.
ss sss 1 tSs S . b1s ns
e , % y @
ESs$ f. sS%st;:
slon 70 any agent introducing enfciiaier. .'
on sALEass,.oo VII Will ruC!iAsE 81 ; It!E ELE.
.ea:st Terms to 'uls Apply TO GEO. CALDWELL, on
sa5 sA5EG'FHrES s s3 oSSS %S = .fITS sS
fa:y aSnsi', pa,men''' jollS + EiEiaiAlsT' til
+ Mery hM.e boti i ssine lo q ssatb hlossaa.
.SR III 4ssp! TAa 5ss' se?1 w. ~"
1,t sosSy xASSrv Hs,ss, y, VI ETr r[;..u II
%sss .9ss ;oa so sas5' aEoiSSs eorE' u a'as
h,, !tes! S!s; NJ, S'ess III;
snd eold waer eh.naelIers Eunnturss, inrascs, ana
fss. II Il Sissss SS Il &
F0H sALK1si7 FULToX-NEW HOUSE. 37xaa,
, 1877-06-17

T. 1277-E1XFrE1fN 1SHfftEE
~ Aos 0A<1 AA1A1As I 1ANaI4h
---1sI1.!- 101 - 1n1Nes 49, ~ ..sess
south slhe-Continfed. ........
ror. IL ~ M - stta
xtsh tna,I II IL " nrr W.rr. H.v bnan and nrSs
tss .,ts s.n, h.n,
his .ooE ,Iunt' s..,tis s NV
-1,.nwoy:ro11i,7 nrrwrrN w1R1si7 AVN
Tin ~ WIthnut honra. II ,stt ramiIy for bns q,
two een,tsmtn, 1eIea Ii per .eex eseh. - 80
fMn,n.heS ~ nysi nI.he1 nni nthc1 tnsnfshtH
1ooro. IN ia en,t WstnI racs ~ saIt az timnst
tabe eoffd hoat aeot.
cA EAsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FHOTT
AO room, sultsble Tor oue or tHo eentlemon. WIt6
board.
FI9 TART VAN NtfIlFy.RT fIOfTRE ffNF
, 1877-06-17


AftA. c THOMAS. A.D.-LAUlES' PHYSICIAN,
u: Aal DEAsbVIR'sr. faurnts eaa obtain Eooms A2a
LfGAIt0GAk.
, 1877-06-17

n nm EOLUAlEA OLD AND NEW UtWKs-
O.u9Jll Send for prlcs lh!:, AprIrtoA's Ati.1 Of
wesids y a1: Los.IeE's Gl'l WN. Hols. ~ Dub,
aIAa Tsastl. Around the World 81, ~; nfyants u.
Ssi s9S SSE s%as GSsse
fl Audk,l- I.
, 1877-06-17

south &lda&
4 PARK ROW-PLEABAET FURNISHED IsOON3
slth board. tor EeotlcMAa and wife o. Ankts gen
lenlen. Address " Ga Tribune oEdce.
< FAHK iOW-pELIGnTYuL LOCATION. NEAR
- lake md park. Fu0uis newly Furnished With board
M ELDHIDuE~CnuKT : NEWLY VuKNIsuED
LIE ftol1 pArur ALAG, FoonS Ai0sao 9ultQ, bot
sil cold = aisT; n1sl. eliza boAIIi references
, 1877-06-17

YVAhTED-OwNEltS or GOOD REAL ESTATE
FIELD. " lASAlIa.sk
, 1877-01-31
SURGICAL ENGINEERING.
From the N. Y. Times,

It is not very long since a benefcent
Frenchman swallowed a fork, and thereby
developed n Series of delightful symptoms,
aud opened the way for Il surgi,aI exc4vA,
ton of his person, which filed the medical
profession with unbounded joy, EncouF-
aged by this example, a second French
man has lately swallowed a preparation OF
phosphorus, which 81 severely burned his
throat as to compel nature to cnmplete-
ly close that avenue to alimentary business.
By almost superhuman exeriions the ply
sicians were able to save this mans
stomach, but it was evident that stomach
TO which the owner could not gain access,
owing to the shutting up of his throat,
would be a useless, though aggravating,
organ. In these circumstance the phySi-
clans recalled the case of the man who had
swallowed a fork, and they argued that
if a fork can be safely withdrawn from one
stomach by tunnelling from the exterior
of the body, it would be practicable to
employ q like process to convey food to
another stomach. Thereupon, the aid of
several able surgical engineers was sought,
and a shaft was sunk in the region of the
patients waistband, Into this shaft an
, 1877-01-31

T is hereby made known that the
lists showing the measurements
effected by the Town-Suryeyor IN
consequence of changes which have
taken place in the year 1876 with
certain buildings in The Towns of
Christiansted and Frederiksted, IS
open for inspection in Christiansted
at the Royal T%reasurer's Office, and
in Frederiksted at the PoIice-Ofice.
Pursuant to Ordinance of Goth Nov
ember 1854, all parties concerned
are requested to forward to the Pre-
sidency for st. Croix within 3 Months
from date, their eventual objections
against the said measurements
TaX-COmmission for st. Croix the
3lst January 1877.
S. W. VAN BRAKLE R. PETERSEN.
J. A. HOVER.
, 1877-01-31
r E E G II A N S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New YORK, Jan. 25th--In Holland a decree
prohibiting the transportation Of foreign cattle
has been promulgated.
Sir Stafford Northcote, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, delivered an address al Liverpool
yesterday. In the coursr Of his observa,
tions relating to E ,stern affairs he stated that
his Government never intended war, nor did
they entertain any fee ing of JEALOUSY against
Russia.
TIE Right Hon. p. Cross, Secretary Of State
for The Home Department, has expressed his
opinion that the Chances of peace are improved
by the Turkish |p,oposal IF refOrm$.
intelligence from Coustanfinopi states that
Safyet PaSha has Motif d General Igoatirf
g%eudarmrrie Instructors, and an English fiscal
agent for the reorganization Of lh4 finances Of
the country.
January %.
New YuRK, January 26.h-Tha u. S.
Foreign Committee have approved Of President
Grants rejection Of The so-caIIed Irish address.
Tue IT,. 5. Seaate has passed a Bill by which
the electoral compromise is l~galized.
Sir Stafford Nor,hcote, the Chancellor Of the
EXchequcr, in expressing his admiration at the
solution Of The Americas Constitutional question,
stated that a return Of Commercial prosperity,
bene6ciaI TO England, could now be expected,
III France thr Gambettlsts have a majority
in the Budget Committee,
Sir II. Elliott, the British Ambassador at
Constanlinople, has left Pera.
January 80.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 2sth-Tho R. NJ. Steamer
Para" from the West Indies, arrived here at
three O'Clock this morning.
Jany. 20.
New YoRr a7tb.-Flour. per. barrel, St.
Lawrence brand S7.25.
Meal per barrel. $33 to s.
Heavy Ness Pork, per b.l. ia.
snoor Crystals, per b., 10B 10 108 o.
Fair to good refining per ID % to 81
English Islands Molasses, per gallon, 80 10 ass.
Premium on Go!i 1861 to g.
Exchange, New York and London, asa.
LONDON, Jan. 27h.
Demarara Crystals per owt 29i6 duty
0's4 Mlscovado do 26IG do
Clayed Havana. NJ. L, 80 af,at.
Demerara Rum per gallon IlI5 ia bond,
Trinidad cocoa, per cwt 73I
ConsolS 95B to 90.
Bank Of England Rate Of Discount 2 90
Rentes 70, 10.
Cotton Ct to 7.
, 1877-01-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NET bekjendtsj0res heryed, at
UFortegnelserne over de af Stads-
conducteuren Anledning of foregau-
EIDE Bygningsforandringer i Byerne
Christiansted og Frederlksted sldst-
atvlgte Skatteaar foretagne Maalin-
ger, henligge til Eftersyn i Christian
sted i Diet K~ongeIige Kasserer-Con-
toir, og i Frederiksted paa Politikam-
meret sammesteds, og %opfordres, /
IIenhoId til Anordningen of 2Gde
November 1854, de Vedkommende
til at fremkomme med deres muIige
Ankle over Maalingen til President
skabet for st. Croix linden 3 Name
der fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix
den Site Januar 1877.
S, w. VAN BRAKLE, R. PETERSEN.
J. a. HOVER.
, 1877-01-31

employed in my family, TO whom she showed
up to the last moments the greatest affection
and faithfulness. In the latter years, she lost
her sight. still she bore this and her age con-
tented and with cheerfulness without being a
burden to any one; a f%avourite of all. who
knew her, she will be remembered for many
years.
B. KNUDSEN.
, 1877-01-31

Died in this town the 2oth instant
sALomy MILLER after a few days illness
quietly and devout at the advanced age ofs4.-
The deceased was one Of the eldest attach
ed to the Lutheran Church aud for many years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13
A LADY THIEF CATCHER.

Abou. nine O'Clock Tuesday night, while Mr.
Joseph Wolf, jewcer, OF No 265 Hudson street, was
showing his wares TO a lady customer. a young man,
about twenty years OF age, into tho store and
asked to see some gold watches. There were three
children belonging to Mr. Wolf running around the
store, and while he attending to the lady one Of
the children noticed the young man take one OF The
watches from the case and put II In his pocket Tho
child told the iather who TO the back part the
store for pistol ana the lady In front grabbed tho
thief Mr.. VOLTS son, q boy about fourteen
years OF age, seeing his fatf er run on. IN an
excited manner with pistol In hts hand tried take
u from him. and the result was that the pistol went
on and the son received slight flesh wound Tho
whole afar was but the work oil q few minutes, dur
ing which time tho made desperate struggle les to
capc the lady customer the children and Mr. Wolf do
Ing their utmost TO prevent him. An ollcer up
In umo to arrest the thief, whose namc Ia Charles
fore Judge Murray yesterday and hold In 900 bail
answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13
THE SCANLON TRAGEDY.

The prisoners arrested suspicion Of being impli-
Gated In the murder OF Cornelius Scanion, late OF No
Al Mulberry street, again brought to tho Tombs
Police Court yesterday, and the examination con-
tinued.
DOMINGO Guardoni testified tina, ne had nos heard
any disturbance in Scanon's the night Of the
murder. FRANCISCO Peppo gave similar TESTIMONY
Ancr a prctracted hearing. In which develop
ments were made, Justice Kilbrcth discharged the
three Italians and Mrs Catharinc Fox and
held Elizabeth scaulon tho wife OF the muir.
dcrcd Suspicion pointing strongly to her
The child who found In the barrel
the yard ri No. Al Mulberry street who stated
nc was johnny Scanono and that his mother threw
his father OF the window, proves according to the
police TO be grandson OF Mr.. Fox and the sou OF
Mrs Scanion. They take his subsequent statement.
therefore, with much allowance. accounting Tor IL on
the ground OF hts tender years. being only little over
three Of ago, the that he probably
the people the yard talking about the murder Tho
prisoner Mrs. Scanon, positively denies that she
any children
Coroner wotnan has placed IN the hands OF the po-
lice OF the Fourteenth precinct subpnnas for Angelo
Evarou and the others who were discharged by JUS
lice Kilbrcth. The inquest will take place Satur-
day, when the woman now detained IN the Tombs
will be present. The jury viii first 10 the Four
tccnth precinct and then 10 the premises In winch tho
affair occurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13

The preparation Of tho schedule OF property which
william NJ Tweed Is going to offer TO restore one
portion OF the compensation for hrs release Ia still in
progress, and IL Is said that by tho middle OF next
week all will be In readiness for submission the A.
sorney General Tor consideration. One who the
documents in Mr.. Twscd's possossion which relate
the Ring frauds stated yesterday to the writer that
they make when tod up bundle largo as . copy Of
webster's big dictionary lntimates Of Mr.. Twced's
assert tina. nc heartily disguised with the apaihetc
conduct Of hts old toward him since his
capture and that no will make reservation In favor
OF any one when he confess Many OF hts old
that '.the old man. would never critninato his
friends, and they referred to his former con-
duct and, indeed, to his whole character,
to sustain the opinion. Those IN the
confidence Of Mr. Tweed assert, however, that ne no
longer considers the persons referred TO 10 mo light
Of friends but regards them with dislike II not posi-
tive hatred He IL rad 70 have hol cd that those who
now occupy positions OF trust and power 20 which
they were elevated through his corrupt Influences
would, when tho popular Indignation against him had
d,cd away, come forward aud exert themselves for the
trary abandoned him 10 his fate he iccs that thc y
have no claim upon his consideration, and he viii
now make clean breast Of the matter. When the
proposition shall DO submitted by Mr.. Townsend next
week there Is little doubt that will be accepted, since
II will II Twecd's friends speak truly, ulnI every re-
qurcment OF the prosecution and the indications arc
that mpcach nents and prosecutions OF public officials
will engage the attention OF tho public Tor some time
thereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13
"DAN, THE BLACKSMITH" FREE.

The examination In the Of Daniel H. Burns
alias "Dan, the Blacksmith" arrested by Captain
williams on Monday. suspicion Of being connected
with the Sixth Nationa, Bank burglary, concluded
yesterday before Judge Murray in the Jefferson Market
Police Court. There but witness called ana
his testimony cleared the prisoner.
Edward Kelly, nineteen years OF age, residing
q, No. 604 Tenth avenue, testified that on Sunday
afternoon between quarter four four O'Clock,
he saw three men, covered with sawdust and cobwcbs
coming out OF the basement Broadway under meath
the bank, and that Daniel Il. Burns the prisoner
present. was not one OF the meE. He so near no
men that no brushed past them they walked M tho
street. Judge Murray alter carefully examining the
rest OF the testimony aud comparing with tho evil
dence Of young Kelly, whom ne knew TO be young
man OF good character, decided to discharge the
prisoner.
Judge Murray said:-"If II not for this Witness
Edward Kelly, would have committed the prison or
in $50, 600 hail to answer"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13
SPIRITUALIZING MATERIALS.

Mary Cole, q fortune teller from Brooklyn, was
brought into Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
the OF Emma Williams, acoiored woman, rcsid-
ing No 2ls Wooster street. Emma tina. last Au-
gust the prisoner, who has the appearance Of gypsy
camo TO ncr house while she tEmma) was In great
trouble because her husband had deserted her.
Mary Colo told her that she fortune teller and
that she would bring her husband back " her hand
was crossed with gold silver and 81 90 In money
Emma gave Mary silver watch, gold ring
and 81 co. In all Of the value 500 Her husba nd did
not return neither tho watch and ring returned
by Mary Colo On this complaint tho prisoner was
fined $40, and required IN gIvo bonds In $1,000 10
Keep the peace for months Just ms Mary Cole
was leaving the court with an officer another
ooiored woman, named Martha Clayton. stepped up
and said she wanted TO mako charge against the
prisoner She wanted 10 know some lucky numbers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13
CONDITIONAL PURCHASES.

Tho firm OF John j. Nicholson Il Co., BANKERS. Of
Baltimore, made advances to William NJ. Winks, q
puer up OF canned fruit in that city, upon the under
standing that the money should be used In the pur
chasc aud putting up OF capncd peaches, which were
70 become the property OF the bankers, and the pro-
eecds OF the peaches when sold to DO accounted
Tor to them Under this agreement 735 Of canned
peaches put up and shipped to Thurber Co, Of
shis CITY, and the bills OF ladng we're immediately de-
hyered by winks 10 the brokers Upon the arrival Of
Snc peaches In New York Dir. Conner, the Sheriff.
Beixcd them while in the possession of the Bait-
more Transportation Company, the carriers, under
attachment ISSUED at the suit oil one Farrell creditor
Of Winks, upon the ground that Winks The truc
owner vi tho peaches Nicholson a. Co., the bankers,
shercupon commenced rcpevin proceedings in the
Marine Court, through Ex-Governor Low ms their at
sorpcy, recover possession OF the property, and
shc action tired In that court yesterday, before
Judge McAdam, who held that under toe arrangement
Baied the title to the property Was in tho Nchosons
md that winks never had any lcviable interest
hcrcn, and directed the jury to find verdict in
N the plaintiffs Tor the POSSESSION OF the property
Stained, assessing It's value at 1852 81, with dam
Arc nc costs.