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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
9Irfet.

Ni@t weniser ais adt paida's wsrben
in @onifantimOpeI Dor elm &risssssri@i ses
iteat. Der Especial. Correspondent bes
&euter'i4en Bureaus tsIesrapbirt unterm
8. b. M.: IuBer Iboul &srim unb Rebif
Bai4a iolen aud bic Brigade: @snsraIe
Saufet uab Idmeb, Sbsrit Sambi, bic
Waridaae gidrsw unb Wabmuo, Der fris
here @ouusrneur pom Scutari nnb SuFein
Sabrt, Der fribere 9ommanbant pom glrbas
ban, Dor elm Rriessseridt seitelt werben,
beiien Erdibent Namit Bai9a iein wirb.
aboul &erim unb &ebif Yaida perbsn
wabrideinlid bis gum Sesinn ibres pros
3efes sefansen SebaIten weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

Das ssrmaniide National:W uieum in
Niirnbers feiert unter uoruuslidtIi9 GROCER
SetbeiIisuns am l6. ausuit b. s. iein rs
jdbrises SublIdum. 9lm IS. Musuit be-
sinnt bic biesjdbrise geriammIuns bes @es
iummtuereins Der beutiden @ei4idtss unb
Iltertbumsuereine, pelde bis gum 10.
baaert, unS beren Witslieber Der Subis
ldumsfeier bes sermanii@en NationaImu
ieums beiwobnen. SIR bic 3ubildumsfeier
itsben alerlei Semitic in Nusii9t. Ser
&leoeli1e @eiansuerein in 9eipSis wirb
elm sroBes 6irden: gonsert seben. bas
Rennsr'i 9e Wabrigalen;S Quartet wrb bic
msItIi9s Waufit Der 0or3eit CUR Darfteuuns
brinsen. 10 Sc 1T bic Auffibruns zines
Mpiteriums 1fir9li9en Oramas) bes IL.
Sab,bunberts, bann zines acknowledgement:
.tes pom 5ans Sa@s unb Anberes beabf4'
ttQt. Hur sf. Vf'I4-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

Wir entnsbmen eiuer Gorrefponben3,
wel1e aus Ste. Soir be Tarentaiie (Sa:
popen) an ben XIX. Sieele seri9tet pirb,
folsenbe intrefante 9lnsaben iber einen
8srsitur3 bel Ste. Soir: ySeit einem
Monat wobnsn mir bsr 3erbr6deluns i'm
sro6en WaBitabs bes ben Wsiler Mirois
auf Der Notbieite %ibsrrasenbeu Berses bel.
Derislbe errei4te bis uor &urSem bic 9Sbe
pon $500 Metern une bat fi9 binnsn oreis
Zig Sasen UNI circa 800 Meter seientt.
Dur9 bic Sirtsn, wsI4e wdbrenb Der fd0'
men SabresBsit bisis S6be ertlommen, pers
b~,ettste iid f9on lesten Sommer bas @es
ri9t, Der NoIuire ipalte f@ bebentli4 unb
werbe ni9t msbr LANCE 3uiammsnbalten ;
man adtete nidt meter barauf. 90 tam
Der Griiblins, Der Berg bebedte fi4 nit
meusm @rin unb bic 9offnuns auf eixe
rsi4s grnte brdnste ale Befir@tunsen in
ben S%intersrunb. Da wsdte In elmer fill;
len Sommerua9t Elm bonnerdbnIi9es @es
tote bic Bemobner bes Oorfes unb bes
Gbals aus ibrsm Sdlummer. Man
branste fi9 oor bic Sduier, In hanger @r:
wartuns, baB Der MoIuire einitirsen, bic
Sesu fid iiber bas 1bal ersieben, Wafer
unb Steine gues unter fid %besraben mir:
ben. Die entferntsr W%obuenben wo0ten
ben 9sutsn BON Nirois gu Ollie ellen unb
fauben bic Briden absebrO@en. bic Stras
Zen psridiittst, Trimmer unb 3erit6rung
ibsraa. 4ls Der Worsen anbra9, fab
mon ben Berg in cine bidte StaubwoIte
sebiQt, basi@stSie bate ni9t na4selaRen /;
osnn INNER nod l6ite ii4 cine Steinididt
UNI bic anbere BON benz &idsn bes WoIuire
unb peri9manb in ben Iiefen. Bdume u.
9itten nit ii9 reiBsno. Oas 0Orfein
WirOts bate am meiitem s%eIitteu ; es Sablte
untsr isinen @inwobusrn cine betrd9tli4e
an5abl S1weruerwuuoeter; Der sroBte
Gbeil leiner @sibsn unb gsder, $4,000
6ettaren, maj In Elm ooeS StsinfeIb per:
paubelt, unb bic Sduisr, bic unusriebrt &c.
blisbsn waren, muBten aus 0orii4t se'
rdumt per6en. Seit jener i9redli9en
Nadt 1T tsin Gag uersansen, Obne bab
bruti9unsen nit Srauien bic euft er'
iiQsn unb Grandmother a%uipirbeIn bic iid
man9mal IN elmer gntfernuug pon 10 bis
10 &llomstsr lbsr bas TbaI ausosbusu. Isl,
niss Der sr0Bten 6elsblOde baben iid bur9
ben WaIo Sabn Sebro9sn, bic berrli4en
gaume ME @ras lu gOoen sswOrfen unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
@tSeonNn.

0adbe 8eri9te bes Stastsietres
tdrs purben i'm Sabre 1875 in @iseoniin
IA Teuer. anb Sseidabsnsg eri@erunss:
@eieui9aftsn Iieeniirt, weI9e suiammen
eth einsesabltss capital uon SO, oOO, 900
reprdientirsn. Die Summe Der 9eriide'
runs betrus $l2s, GA, 2s4, Der prdmien
barauf 81, 7es ,s2s, ber be3abIten gerIuite
1884, go. Geaersbrinite ri@teten pom
SUM 1875 Bis 1877 i'm Staate Wiseonfin
$2o4, 700 Sdabeu on, wOrauf $ss, 800
uerf@ert waren.
Mofes Strons, Giiifent:S taats'
@eoIose pom Diseoniiny Sobn bes 9rn.
Moies M. Strons pom Mineral Point, err
trant am Montas i'm SIambeau @iuer,
Maratbon County, wdbrenb CT seoIosii9s
llnteriu1unsen pornabm. Gr mar 81
Sabre alt.
Sn MiImastse bat iid cine sol
batensQderbau Calculations @eieQi4uft"
sebilbst. Sas 1T Elm iebr uerainftiser
Ylan, bamit tOnnen ii@ bic Sreiwiaisen
nislid MAIDEN. SemanS bat iosar ben
8ori9Ias ssma9t, Sosbuten.G oloniiatio
men an ben @rensen Der SnbianersG errito'
rien por3unebmen, poielbit man bic COL
batsn Seimfdtten erri4ten laien tOnnte
u. wOfir iie bann bic Snbiansr gu bepa3er
batten. Der plan lit gar nidt libel uni
pirbs pislsidt mad beiben @idtunsen gu
arbeiten. Die Milwautier Organization
on beren Spiss Sol. WebelitdOt itebt, mil
iebo9 bic Colonization auf 8isconiin be-
i9rdnten unb ben S%steranen, weI4e gum
9unobuu 9uft baben, gum antauf uon Cant
unb our MniieSIuns bebiilfIi9 gu ieiu. Oas
groiett 1T aud Der llntsritisuns wsrtb.
Ser Yionier am @isconfn iast
Die Sopfenernte bat bereits in bieiiser 9e
senb ~besonnen. 0ur4 bic anbaltenb'
Oirre Der lesten WO9en ba. Der 9opfer
frib ssreift unb iaben ii3 einise 3adte,
ssnOibist, nit benz 9fiiden su beginner
Dieter fribreife 9opfen wirb natiirIi9 mid:
uon ber beiten Sorte fem, benn es wirt
ibm bic Stdrte febIsn. @isconiin 9opfer
iolts cirea IA Gage ipster sepflidt werber
ole Nep gorter, nm bic sebOrise Stdrt'
unb aud bas nOtbise slroma gu erlansen
MQem anidein mad werben bic Prsii'
fir 5Opfen ni9t in bic 9Obs sebsn unb ed
wirb bssbaIb tros elmer rei@lidem @rnt'
bod teine febr Iobuenbe iein.
Die @epubIitaner o WabiiOr
uni llmsebuns inb srnfIi9 babintsr Der.
9errn 5orace &ublee, ben seweiener
ameritanii@en @eianbten In Der S4weiS
gum ganbibatsn fir's @ouuerneursamt 81
nominiren. BOG Repes ioa fir &ubIs'
fein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
Batern.

Was in Minden ales uortommen fam !!
Die vGorr. Sofimunn" beridtet aus Der
9otal: ncommiiiionsiisuns vSeSislid
bes WauereiuiturSes on Der SaoitraBe
tonnten bic Sadueritdnbisen cine llriade
nidt anseben. Sa ale iibrisen Ebetle,
ieIbif Der Gsit Der einseitirsteH Rauer, ais
uo0tommen gut befunoen wurben, 10 ses
mint bic Sebauptuns bes Seiisers, Wes'
ger SOrmann, bi. Mauer lei uon ru9Ioier
9unO umsepOrfen pOrOen, on Wabri4eins
Ii9teit." Sn Minden weroen alio ibon
Neubauten aufsefibrt, Die man selesentlt4
Init ru9loier Sanb" umwerfen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
@Irttem berq.

Die Ssisr bes Subildums Der llniperfitdt
Tibinsen i9loB am 10. b. M. Ibenbs nit
einem BON benz 8Onise in g%ebenbauien sc:
sebenen Seite, gu pel&em iber 1000 Safe
barunter 900 Stubenten, seIaben wareu.
Ser R0nis unb bic 8Onisen fpeiften NIT
ben gbrsnsditen i'm &sfectorium, bic Stu:
benton i'm Sof unb in ben &renssdnsen.
Der &6uis bradte ben B~esriBunss'G rint'
iprud aus, auf wel9en elmer Der gbrens
sdite antportete. Spdter ma9te Der So;
MIG sinsn ldnseren &unbsans, nobel er i9
NIT pielen Der @inselabenen unterbielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

bermalen elm eisener llnffern. Sn Der Na9t
pom 20. auf bent q. Suli murbe bic &a0e
Der srobberSosIi9en Oiitriets. Ginnsbmerei
Sunsen in Sberbefien NIT einem Snbalt
pom msbr als 10, 900 Wart In zoos arf:
i4einen, &ronen unb DoppsI &ronen bur9
sewaltiamen @inbru9 sntueneet. Die
unorbnuns in ben sr6Beren 9anbestaIen
biloet nod INNER ben @esenitanb eifriser
Seipre@uns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
G@Weta.

SIN iuraiiii@en glmtsbIatt 1T i@on wie:
Der elmer BON ben bernil4en Staats; unb
NationaIpfarrern i'm Sura wesen Bstruses
aussei4rieben. Sc bsibt Someau
wurbe, uie uieIe anbere bieier 9erreu, unter
fuIi9em Namen BON Der @esieruns an bic
pfarret Gourtebona unb Dampbreur beriis
fen. Wtt ieinsm seiiflt9sn Mmte perbanb
er einen betriserii9en u~brenbanbel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

perff9e @r9itetten unb BauIeute iinb
In paris ansetommsn, wel@e BON ibrer
bsimii9en Rssieruns ben Muftras erbieIten,
aHf Der Spite bes Trocabsro einen natiOs
naIeu perfiden gaIaf fur Die ausiteauns
su erbauen. Dies @ebdube miro cine
Quabratfld9e pon ITO Meter einnebmen,
bic Wausrn wsrbsn NIT SayencepIatten se'
i9mndt, unb bic @lasfenfter bunt bemaIt
isin i'm periii9en Stil. Wie man bort,
wil Der S9ab uon Ysriien bic pariisr aus'
itsuuns islber bsiu4sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
9efien.

Sn 8~abenbauien BEL 2lidaiienburs f4lus
am "a. Suli auf benz @rercuplas Der Ulis
in bas beiiide OrasOnsr &esiment. Sin
Mann uno Swsi pfsibe iino tobt, ewta 20
Mann purbsn seIdbmt unb bstaubt. Der
Slisi3las bate CUR 6olse, baB bic ibrisen
PfeIbe Der S9waoron In piloer Jlu4t ba'
uOniasten uno pieIe ibre &eitsr abwarfen.
aus Oarmitabt wirb sei9rieben :
uebsr unlsrsn 0ffentIiden &alleu waltst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
a BREAK AND 4 RUN.
The Patterson Fire Insurnnce Company Ruined
The saving. Institution Sound.

The decision Of the Directors Of the Pater-
son Fire Insurance Company on Tuesday night
To ask Tor the appointment ~ a receiver was
wise, IA the company is compct. wreck
In the past eighteen months the losses were
about s3j2OOO A large force of clerks have
been making out statement Of the condition
OF the company. and their reports show q most
hmentabc state Of affairs. The management
was OF the most re- kless Ort The capital stock
is entirely wiped out 10y its debts. Tho assets
Will not aggregate more than $4,000. while
the unpaid losses and the return premiums
foot up $4,000. The directors refused to ne
cert the resignation Of Thaddcus sherman
him. They say that he conducted the company's
AFFAIRS in a loose manner and kept them in ig-
norance Of the extreme rOtt"nnrss OF its busi-
ness james Jackson WAS plOintcd receiver
oi the institution 10y Nicc-Chancclor Van Nlclt
yesterday
Several OF tho directors are members " the
Eoard II Managers Of the Paterson Savings
Institution, and this fact has sent abroad ru-
innr@ concerning IN" condition Of the la r.
Yesterday there WIS "A run upon the savings
Institution 10y the poorer class OF dcpositurs
VINO ramprri Tor their money. The officers
rules that provides Tor a preliminary notice
before money Is paid out. They paid the depos-
llnrs ia iul u- iist uS the clerks could wait upun
them. The institution hns s7~1.OlO upon de-
posi-. which gan be made available at once II
necessary. The large depuSitnrS are taking no
part IN n" run. The institution has ampl"
iund~ on hand To meet all demands. The capi-
tai stock sln1unu. j. held by wealthy merchants
AMI munuih iurcr- who are personally liable
iOr double III" amount oi their stO i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
Grave Approximations OF War.

WASHINGTON July 1S.-The cross pur-
poses of the Administration on the Mexican
question have had new illustration after the
Cabinet meeting yesterday. when some MEM
bers OF the Cabinet got the impression that
Ord's orders were to be modified. and tho rest
that they were to be enforced. To-day il is au-
thoritativcly announced that Ord's instructions
stand unchanged, and will bc enforced mt all
hazards. The National Repubhcdn. in a signin-
cant article this morning. inspired at the White
House. admits grave apprchcnsions that war
may be prccipitated at any time by some rash
acton upon the part Of the Mexican authori-
ties. The article is throughout Of the most
aihrmlst chara ter. and winds up with u para
phrase of the old familiar strain in regard 10
Mexico. the necessity Of gaining indemnity for
the past and security for the future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
PECULIAR VIEWS.
The Rev. Mr.. See Of Newark Appeals %
the Grand synod.

The Rev. Isaac VI. See Of tho Wicklifre Street
Presbyterian Church. Newark. made an appeal yester
day from the recent decision OF the Newark Prcsbytery
The Prcsbytery urged him to resign the charge OF the
church at the earliest practicable moment" and en-.
Joined upon him to AZ once the pre.cnta,ion Of
those peculiar views with rcf renee to direct comnuni
cations from Cod and the absolute keeping the be.
lever from sin, Christian Perfection" and those
rracces IN connection with tie special moctng. de.
nominated -, meetings for the promotion Of
the General synod lie ma. an appeal before
thai body cunccrins hi permission for preach
~ liz pulpit Roth appeals are 10 be tried IN august
Mr Sc says in h last appeal that the rresyiery nvor
uci nm on IN" charges o which they denounced HIM
% tn tc~oluuun.tcs merely ht IA investigation u
ms church. lie claim, that the irr~yiery had no r-ht
iu place such imam uun- upon Iu without trial upon
srcihc charges III eyoicnt, say that hr ha. nothing
g. appeal FROM the Pr,-lNis ni'V f,rnnmt ndel
nni dii not command" him to resign and change his
ulu.lC tpat Inns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

resolved that if,his comnanv nttnnniol to honrd
any train thcy would hc torn to p,rros
Nt Grafton tho strikers nrc determined nnS
drsnprntn dpstroyint thn romunnv's nropcr,
the hnsr connecting tender and engine. .ni
connecting pins and links, anu
tion notifying tho strikars that nny vn'lation a.,
law would be summarily punished 10 ih" mi
extent Wv '"'
81 thc Sand Uouao n short distance rcs, ~
Mnrtinsburr tho striknrs bnye fortified tben
selves and are oyrr 45O strong Wv
THE SITUATION AT GRAFTON.
wurr,,xo " w rut,. 10 A .,.o,ii a. A.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
OJEEHd IHE TRUNKS.
Unpiensant Experience OF Wall street
Hnnker who Arrived In the Kussia.

Among the passengers in the steamship
Russia from Liverpool yesterday were Mr.. l..
Won Hoffman, the Wall street banker. who was
accompanied by his wife and two daughters
and three servants They brought with them
a large number Of trunks The steamer WAS
mt In Ia" bay hy Il revenue cutter with "A posse
OF revenue officers on board. Mr. Won Hoffman
ahd hi- inm!!J were n-ked whether the trunks
cynialned any dutiab!e goods. Some Of the
officers say that one of the ladies IN the party
replied No." Mr. Benjamin of the Surveyor's :
stan took the declarations. and aitorwnrl de-
tailed An Inspector t. cNUmiu" the trunks. \
number ot Now silk drr--cs and other clothing
wa iounu ~ them. the duty on which WAS 100.
Mr.. Won h niinan gHye his check for the amount.
On" oi the trunks contained between $1,000 and
81 5000 worth Of goods FIR Mr.. August Belmont
IAIs was sent 10 the pubic stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
TURKEYS COMPLAINT.
Protocol against Wussin's Mode OF Conduct.
Ing Maritime Warfare.

Aristarchc Boy, the Turkish Minister has
received the following communication from the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs at Constantinople.
which has been sent to all diplomatic repre-.
scntatives OF Turkey:
Ia defiance Of the conditions and rules Ia
which maritime warfare has always been sub
miit"d, Russia has lately given 10 her attacks
upon IN" SEA a character unworthy of our times
lht l"lloWlns are n lew instances which give
an iira OF the munnor with which that power
Intends 10 respect the principles laid down by
tlr law oi nations toward non-rOnhatants:
, TN Wednesday. Jun" 20 about II o'clock in
the morning. a Russian crew boarded "A mcr-
anchor at AldQs. small city on the shore of tho
Blck SEA. Hnd put r, rtaln quantity of inflam-
mA'le uairrla.s On board. which soon caused
her t. blow up.
On the same day some steam tnrpedoes were
dlir t"d against three Ottoman merchant Vcs-
s1l~. cominni"i respectively hy Carts. Hndi
hassan, liudll frHl, and Srrla. anchored op-
E,sl, Courl-Chllr. nileen miles east of Amasra.
IN" turpedocs blow up the three vessels and
great numbers Of their crews peri-hod. II is
without precedent. ami contrary to all rules OF
int"rnutional lawhhat merchant ships should
De- deliberately destroyed when Offering no re-
slstan'', ana their crews sacrificed without
lNlhS tI.in clthrr time or means 10 save them
s"lN'T Ih"s" are the principles and rules
winch the enemy is decided to ignore If he ~
t. j." Judged by the facts Just related which
challenge contradiction.
In calling the attention Of the whole world to
the unhcard-Of use to which Russia Intends 10
apply IN" progress Of modern science. we pro-
tst against these outralcs upon humanity and
VIOLATIONS al IN" law of nations in the name OF
an Indignant public conscience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
The suicide ora 1oung Cuban.

Manuel Blan'o Garcria. aged p. u native ~
cuba. was found Yesterday morn.ns dead IA room m
The - Julien Hotel at Washington place and NcrD,r
street He hai shot himself through the head lie re-.
cent, arrived from Havana and II j. uousht that be
was insane III. father J.. said 60 hc wealthy orchnnt
40 cuba Hud the Young mans last letter vas a. follows
Nv piAk FAUuE You wil fnr.lye me 10 leave YOU
'f fhr other li, iu which w. wI meet Aetln HUiAfl
Ni also forgive ur for what have 1nnr pn ereN,
N.ul -ou i's, Nuu nHt Hirru hln ausratrful MtuN
MlI lan.li tt we AMI man, VAL blame mo The only
fANNf Hsk u Nuu fN cherish Nffr -'tr hpra aus.
tIlnk that fuOIds rHu lowe Deg letter than tln W
wa meet tn tlr ID, Nt word fl,s will .n, that have
nNlutr uf Nnu. hat ir unA hnls hHNr that yUu wt
n'i u-r n' .uhlf,NA nm'. hiu'" n that you SEQ bot
a iucNnfAuium ntirrss't iu Nr Richard Acosia No
IL At street read -ls" Nuu nnuDe that leave my
trunks ati you may dispose oi my ,Nocts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
little yulup" - ~ -

llltlc value.
Nrw YouK Oct 30
G.Nrs In response to the above will saw that we do
not propose 70 enter into an argument value OF
ranged our prices accordingly These ngrcs we will not
reduce u feel disposed To accept that urce there
viii he no obstacle t. hasy transaction the hu ness
but II YOU do not accept, the negotiations will have 10
stop You will confer favor by giving a decisive an.
swcr In giving through the TIerLf pen a.
drop the words Hope and Agatha and use nst, nd
ufcc capital csscs-S D. RuFus
NKw YoRK, Oct - 1870
GfSrfEsFN Twice you have NJ to recognize the
receipt letter We will rni our nrir.
the return your goods The a. \ coupon bond, and
the money taken cannot be returned but everything else
bonds letters and papers TO the smallest document will
b. returned for s50OD II the 20 ngnrcs sut v"i We
will make arrangements according to our prnmi. and
may have the goods all the prclimnarirs
he arranged the safe conduct OF the business II
you to the price insert in the Hud personal
column. the simple word Agatha
Respectfully. 1c, Rurus
Nrw YonE Feb 81 1870
IT, Directors ofns NpDsrrlpin National fiInk
DIAN when sIti~ficd with detective skiI
you make proposition U us the holders and Won
are liberal, may lr nhc to do husnrs. with YOU If
you entertain such ideas lease in-crt personal IN
the Nsr imk Heluhi addressed to \ \ ami signed
Runs 10 which due attention will be paid To SATISFY
YOU that we hold the paper. We send you couple of
pieces.
At this point tho court adjourned tin Thurs
day. The defence IT, very hard at work. II il
rumorcd that an nlibi will be set up in Scott's
case. MOncrcin Moore II New York LAWYER il
managing the cuse Tor them outside OF the
court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
Superintendent IIartGeId's Fight.

A week ago James Cadden. Of 5l7 West Seven
tenih street, was arrested for driving hrokendo~n
soUc horse an front OF heavy ice wagon and hcld
for trial Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Hartned
ui Nj bersh's society Thomas Gladden. a brother
OF Jamo-, driving the same horse IN front of the same
Wagon in Centre street He tried 10 arrest linn MIR
HTtttll las pronounced EuEl,h accent. ana caddcn
tolls Nan that no Eng,hmau had the night 10 arrest
American flulen In the het that followed Mr. Hart
N'li ihfrw 'Aiden on the hoitom of the truck, AMI
fNNkft iIu tnfl he surrendered when titiru was hr
lor lst0c NurlRu the J,iior.on Market Police Court
'si"rdty WtcfuuOu, hc wanted to know why he wa,
'r'us Justice Morgan held him The horse had
- -'l'' ph Il, hOiJ. superintendent lla tirld has a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
Mrs. Pagan sued by Her rn,her.in.Law.

James Reed died interstate in this city in 1871.
tasln- wlow. hut no chir,n lis real AMI personal
property worth near! $500" Litter, of admins.
trsunn issued ip the widow. sarah Ann Reed anl
She received her dN~rr amounting to about s3ipp MIR
ktsl'- father takiu. the balance of Kin f,w
months nsu the tain, Mm Reed sued hl. son widow
WHO hti remarked With Mr. iasan Alirsln. that she
40 the time u her marriage with hl. "A
narrl' uan. being ihc vile 81 Mr Van lrit there
ull That She received N dHwrf was " ROM
iullv uhfain'i o., her ami should he rriuuitd NJ.
lasHu rrslsts AMI denies the preNou. mArriase The
matter before Iudsr Mr~thruu. ArstrrA, on a mo.
ton 90 continue an Uuncuo restraining her from part
ins WITH the property Hearing was Hdloulnci g. ihe
l.
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The clos. Of the Brewer.. congress.

The exhibition of beer. which commenced on
Monday under the management OF the Gambrinus
Ncrcin an the concoriia Assembly Rooms, was brought
u an end last evening 1t went out great ocean u
beer Beer was r'erswhcrc \ wall of kegs eight feet
hugh aud forty long stood the edge of the walk II was
t.nat that LOO kr.> of 10 glasses each were cmptei
~ hr uItr daNs-2'.fn sas>csui lager During all tho
llh rn, ANA uprnar the voting upun tie merits OF the
NurlNu- beers was s"nliiy continued
The vote, are g. De- counted at q p today in tho
presence ol The hr,wcrs, by committee Of the Nerein
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QUEBEC, July ls.-Capt Genre OF the bark
Ampliic, ilom Bristol tor TINS port reports june -
in lat ~ 80 y, Ion i1' ". met the twenty foot
schooner rugged whale boat New Bedford. twenty two
day, ont. with Nr and Nj, crapo ON board Hove To,
unl The ~ NuAa-rr- boarded tr bark IrY renamed
tndlnucf. and oppressed tlcm- Ives well ,rd tar
with t,ir NoNAe' tH irrIe. aud stated That they hi
enjoyed s"ii health A. laruns. cant Graro provided
utm VAN "ne wafer any d. irH snall articles t!c, r'
tc 'mrs company gave them three cheers and wished
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CArrrNrrL's Pa" july la.-l'hr large saw
mil aud lumber ytrI of John Brown Hi Gro,,r rawls
burned ma, morning. with about l1Ooup1lc,i of lumber
nt lnfgc quantity wood nnl logs ~, .1,, B, from
~ lifHl iU fl~.psl. insurance small
Nuf"s fN July - The large SAW mill oi MrCcrr,.
Sow 4lfl CO.. MH, burned nt noon tpdaN with about
t-'pD worth oi lumber Thr toial loss about talyll
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When Iaye. was In the City.

Tn" Committee on bylaws Of the Board ~
FGucauon reported ye.lcria, that Trustee owen Murphy
of the First ward "Ilrsaliy and uuu,uhahy ordered
The school, of that ward ciD-ci from IA toIr ".
on the ION oi May. when HAYES wa. ln the cN lie d
not consult his fellow trust hut assumed a., cnu, r.,
slunsihiliN. Trustee nuny i'm Mrinu. ordered the
schools closed iurlus the whole afternoon. hut ls order
Wa, not hreitd The ,umnee added tu their rp0it a
resolution tru-urus Trustee Murphy The report MAS
accepted, and the resolution was passed.
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why he shot Himself

ELAHRA. July Richard Walt RS, Il woll-to-
do merchant of llorncls,hlc, was divorced from his
VII, somo year. ago. Recent, he formed attachment
for hellr IN prominent Nullu circles lie made her
very costly presents, and It Was understood that they
Mtr, engaged
last week hc learned that She had il'cd him, and was
tu hc married 10 another 1t II slli that tl, rst
new came o. linn "a the shape oi nm invitation t. her
woiliuf This made linn almost crazy III, TREND, in
THIS DitN received their hr,t animation uf any trouble
when they got word YESTERDAY that he had committed
sululle hy shunmms hImsllI tIrnmgh tho heATL