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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Gntf6ieDcnteit.

Mir besleitstsn Grau Walet nidt BEL
benz Yeiude, ben ie ibrem Yfarrsr ma9te.
@ir wiien ia b.rsits, moran lie iinb.
Obne ben HamsE Der 5amiIis bon SirpiIs
5u nennen, wubte er ibr oisielbe in einem
10 9iinitisen 2idte bar3uie0en, bab Warie,
aIs lie lih pieber bel Jrau Wtaqet einfano,
BON ibr nit gang beionberer a~rtisteit m
piansen tuarb.
"Mein 6rdulein", iaste Iie, lid babe
ieBt einc 8eiadftisuns ~seiunoen; lie lit
lObneno uno ni9t nit belOnoerer @nitren=
9ilns uerbunoen, aber. -" Jrau WaIet
itodte.
rSpreden sic nur, i6 bite Sic"
sd fiir4te, fe t0nnts Sbnen ni9t an-
itsbn, neil es cine Sei4dftisuns i'm 2absn
ieIbit 1T; lsioer fann i'd Sbnsn aber i'm
a%usenblide feline anosre OerIdufen."
Sn Dem ausbrudspoasn @eli9te Mari-
ems tonnte Grau Ma1et Ielen, baB bies
a~leroinss nidt gang mad ibrem Wuni9e
mar.
rWtit ipelGen Yaid.en lit bieIe STEELE
p%er6unben?" frasts Marie nit mosli9it.r
Rube.
rgs 1T eisentIi4 10, 70 cine art BON
aufidtspoiten," erpieoerts 0rau Walet.
Die Yerion, wel9e ibm porftsbt, brau9t
i'm 2aben nur bann aus3ubelfsn, psnn li6
Semanb einfinoet, pabreno uniere arbei.
~terinnen am Glen iino aber Dies tommt
duBerit ielten Dor, ba mir bic aQsemein
ibli9en Stunoen ebenfaqs %innebalten."
.@snn es nur bon mir allein abbinse,
mare i'd iebr seneist Sbren goridIas on.
Sunebmen," CAB Marie sur anttuort, .aI-
lein i'd Sueife.. oh meme Wtuttsr bamit
einosrtanben iein tuiro."
sd besrsifs es polfommen, tpeI6e lie.
bsrwinouns es Sbre Wutter ME aud sic
foiten miro, mein Jrdulein, inoeiien CLAUDE
i'd bod, oab ibre Steluns ,psnissr psin.
LID iein wirb, als sic lid bisielbe poritel.
len. gs 9ebt bel mir Jules in Der anitdu-
oisiten Weile an, unb penn Sbre 6rau
Wtutter li4 Die Niibe seben molte, ii9
nab mir unb meinsr camille Sa erfunoi-
gen." ii9te Grau Walet nit einem setpii.
len sslbtbewubtiein bin3u, no piirOe is
erfabren, baB mir, iuenn au9 @ei9ditss
lsuts, bod BON isbr sutsm 9srtOmmen
fnb."
yNd. tpsr fonnts au6 oaran 3peifeln;"
iaste Marie.
Sn Der Shat sab iid in a0sm, mos
Grau WaIet iaste, 10 piel 5att unb 3art.
9efiibl funo, pie man IS isItsn bel 2eutsn
ibres' Stanbes finoet.
9ie Sppoltion, tueIde Marie bon Sci
ten ibrer Mutter befirdtst bate. mar in.
belien meniser bartnddis. als iie seba6t
bate. Naaoem 6rau BON Sirpille susrit
Den 6immsl gum 3eusen anserufen bate,
oaB lie ibre Sodter lieber foot, als in elmer
iOl4en Grnisbrisuns isben tuolle, CAB fe,
fuie oies bel ibrem uns betannten Gbarae.
ter ert!arIia, idliebIi& bod ibre 3uitim.
mun9.
3usi Gage ipdter trat Wtarie ibre Stel-
lie bel Trau Maast an. Rad Der setrof.
fensn 0erabrsbuns muBts lie ben 9an3en
Gag i'm @eiddfte bleibsn bic Na9t
bra4te lie bel ben Sbrigsn 3u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05

msinen &rdften ittbt, ibun meros, UNI Sb=
men niig!id gu isin."
WGbrsnS bieler Worte i9ifte lie Ii9 an,
Die 8lumen in oas &0rb9sn Marier's qua
riid3ulssen, als lie Den S9leier Der Jrau
BON SiirDile bemerfte.
nSie ldeinen ba ettpas rsdt S96nes
su baben, mein 6rdulein !"
rgs lit Der So63sitsl1leier meiner Mut-
ter" erpieoerte Warie, inoem tie i'm aus.
breitets. Sic fennen pobl Nismanosn.
Der 2uit bate, ii9 etwas Serartises an.
3uidaHen?
rSpdter woGlen mir uns au9 einmal
oielerbalb umieben". iaste Srau Malst,
inosm iie bas &Orbden Warien rsidte.
Wdbreno bisier 3sit bate 9ouis nit Der
Snoiseretion isines Mlters iibsrau umber-
9eitOhert uno unslidlihsripeil cine S1a1=
tel uoa SiBistsiten entosdt. @ir molen
lnoefsn sle!d b~inyuiusen, baB er teinen
ansriH auf oieielbe sewa9t batte.
Souls, 2ouis, ME Bit 81. 10 unartis?"
rief Marie 10 bsitiir3t, als ipenn Der Rlsine
Sano an einen Sud poq Napolsono'ors
seIest. nYitte, entiauloisen sic i'm
ODD, Grau Waqst."
"Wie 70, msin JrduIsin," srpisberte la-
dsnb bic Iestsre, Limb Die 9onbons oenn
nidt fur Die 8inberg ?" 9amit nabm iis
Die S9a9tsl aus ben 5dnoen bes Mdo.
dens, sos Gen &leineu ;u ii9 unb lsste
ibm einise Gbptolabenplds9sn in bic melt
se0fnete Sano. Scr dltere gruber,"
fubr lie bann fort. .i4sint mir au9 nod
ni4t in 10 ernfiem alter su lein, oaB sr
SlBiSteiter gang peridmdbte?
SEQ nabm aus Der S9a9tsI, bic lie ibm
freunblid binbielt, iebr 3art nit Saumsn
uno 3eisefinser Elm ein3ises Yldb9sn.
gtidt sanj 10 oelieat periubr Gouis, als
aud ibm Die S4adtel u%orsebaltsn muroe.
Sebr %relOlut fubr er nit Der san3en Sanb
binein uno bra9ie 10 pisl beraus, als sr
chen fuien fOnnte.
AID oas i4rsdlias Sinh" rief Maris.
u2aIen sic ,bn bod nur, la7en sic
itn, mein 6rdulein," iaste Jrau MaQet
bsr5li4 la9eno, .ieben sic senn nidt,
oaB oas nur 8oriorse fir bic 3utunft 1T
Snoeien", fiiste iie binsu, .oarf Die Be-
i9eioenGeit2 sO's bod ni9t obne Yelobnung
blsiben'', uno filte cine Yapierbite nit
Den 8enbons, bic ie olsoann SEQ rsi9te.
.Ni9t mabr, Minsttden, bas lit ales
fir ben fleinen 2ouis ?" ftammelte bieler
i'm Jortseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
81 e II g t O n.
Almoten obne 6flo.
Tune
-een-
2Naria Delta.
Rad benz Granj0Fi9sn frei ibsrl,s..
(6prtitsrrs.)


Sod einmal ~;usessben, bab bu Iofori
Mrbsit %finosit, mas iibrissns Isbr Speifel.
baft in, 10 wirb bod immsrhin einiss 3sit
babinseben. bepor bu 8elo in bic Sano
befommit uno mooon Iolen mir biz oabin
Die Miette be3ablen uno %uniere iOniisen
S1ulben beden 2"
SD ba1te BOB bu, no1bem bu l9on
10 piele Opfer fir uus sebradt baft, Boz
nit einperitanben tudref, uenn....."
.gber i'd bslibs ia ni4ts, rein nidts
mebr!" unterbrah lie Gran BON Suroius,
raI' mein S4mud 1T ia Oertuuft."
.Sas 1T mabr," iaste Warie, .%.oIein
bu bot nod beine Spissn, beinsn S@lei.
er BON ensIii&sn Spisen."
.Niemals!" risf 0rau bon Sirpiae /;
,.fpri4 mir ME msbr banon. Meinen
6o&Ssitsi&lsier su ~psrtaufen, ben mir bsin
Batter ssi&enft, Die Iebts grinnerung on
meme elidli4en Sage! mid bapon tren.
men, tpdre Elm 0erbreaen
I'D Mutter. i'd flble IS uobl, es III
iebr i4mer3Ii4 /! aqsin es itebt su bsfiir9-
ten, bab ou ibn bod in feinem Sole pirii
bemabren t0nnen, benn penn mir midi
sablen, piro er nit benz Heite uniersr Sa-
den sepfdnbet weroen."
6rau bon SirpiQe ermieberte Ni6ts.
Sn beftiser 9luiresuns mari fs fi4 in if.
rem SsHel bin unb Der. Sntts iie bod
eeslaubt in Dem Wsrluite hires S4mudss
elm wabrbuft beIcenmitbises Opisr 81
brineen uno jsst perlanste man aud nod
bas Opfsr ibrer SpiBen. Oas mar 81
bart! g9ie mir inoeien i4Sn friiber seiast
baben. mar lie bon ianftem unb na9siebi.
gem gbaratter unb 10 iusts lie nod DO,
Dem S4lafenssben gu ibrsr SO4ter:
~@snn's benn einmal iein muB. msir
&inb, 10 nimm ben S4leier, aber LOB mid
ibn nidt mebr ieben, es f0nnts mir Joni
oie0el4t bies Opfer leio tusroen."
Maris umarmts ibre Muttsr nit Snnig'
ieit Obne elm @ort bsrpOrbrinSen gu TOM
men. 1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
9aS cpter.

@dbrenb Der Na6t l&lus Der Wino
pl0bli4 UNI. Gin ianfter Rssen psrmil9.
te jebe Spur bon S9nee. 9,ie Come
cling bell itrablsnb auf unb M1es lisB els
men idOnen Gag eruarten. gs NOR Elm
FOLDER Gesenios Su benz Detter bes Dor.
b~er9ebenbsn Cages, oaB Warie BARN germ
Elm ginitiges Nn3ei1sn fir ben GrfOl9 10.
res Worbabens erbIidte. sic leste ben
S&leier ibrer Wutter in elm risbIidss
&0rbden, bas Iie aus benz oQsemeinen
Sdifbru4e 10 pielsr tbsursr M~n9ebenfen
gersttet bate; oann lu4te lie aus ibren
Mrbeiten Elm &oienbouquet uno eiren &C.
raniumspsis als bic bsitsn Yroben ibr.r
2unifertisfeit aug !; na9bem lie ibre Dlut-
ter sstiibt bate, nabm ie ibre bsiben Bril-
borden on Der 9anb unb ma9te ii9 auf
ben Wss.
Disjer ia6rte lie on Der ct. Ho4usfir.
DE pprbei. llniere fromme Warie fonnte
IS u einmal ni9t iiber f4 brin9en, an
elmer 6irde poriibsr,useben, obne ein3u.
treten. Cine Gir9e mar ibr, tpas Dem
pilesr in Der Wlits Der S9atisn bes Yalm+
bamms ober bds Murmsln elmer Iprubsln=
ben Ausle III. Elm Srt Der Rub. unb 60
buns. Nm jenem Sase fiblte fe fi4 mo-
mentli& nit unwieberitebli9sr @emalt oa.
bin se,ossn. Gin neuss 2sben Log Jest
Dor ibr bas 2eben Der llnbetannten.
Siss 9sben MOI fir bic bemitbise Marie,
iusld.n Rsis IS ionft imm.rbin babsn
mag, cine 0eranlahung gu man4erlei un=
rube unb Rammer. l1n6 tpenn1 baju nur
sinem Dsse gu folsen setueisn wdre !
absr unfeblbar 6fnsten lid bsren mebrere.
Welder NOR nun Der @ott angsnsbme +?
Sbre game grnft ibrer Sage; inbem fe
li9 Dor Dem Mltare auf bic Rnise mari.
iiebte fe: .Wlein Got! tpenn bu mid
our9 sinsn 8es bes &reu,es uno Der
S6msrssr ilbren uiQt. 10 unteruerfe i9
mid miuis beinem Hatbi4luIie. iibsrSeuet,
bob ou mir bic 2ait trasen belfen pirh,
msnn 1e meme Grdfte iiberiteissn ioIie.
Soate i'd mid aber uuf ein.n Yfab per.
irren, auf benz i'd 9Isidsiltis sesen bid
perben oSsr meine phidten DerseTen
fonnte, nein, mein @ott, nimmsrmebr tonn=
ts sr Der meine bleiben, liebsr moats i'd
iterben." 9abei psrgOb lie rsi4li4e 9brd.
men, 10 bab ibre bei6sn fleinen Briiber id
p~erpunbert anIaben, aIs Do Ne iagen mol.
ten mos bot bod Ninstt9sn; baben mir
Is bstriibt ? aber Is bot uns bod nod
sbsn ssiast, mir ieien artis unb betdmsn
Qu4sn ! wssbalb ipsint Is bod io?- II.
beinabe bdtten fe aua ;u peinen anses
fangen.
Va4oem Worie Die &ir9e perla1en
bate, bur1panberte ls lansIam bic Stra.
&c ct. 6onors. Dor isbsm Ylumsnlaosn
blisb jie itebsn unb untsrwari bic innsrs
ginri&tung bssieIben elmer iOrsfdltisen
Yrifuns. nm 81 ieben. Oh ie ii& pobl
prdIentirsn biirfe. Aber in benz elmer e.
i&rsdte He Der 2uyus; bisie Sii&e bon
RojenbolA bitie Spiseel nit ben breiten
Uoibrabmen, Die Sommttsppi&e, bic prdd +.
tiasn ibirporbGnge, aqes bas NOR 81
oldnenb, als bab man bic arme Waris
Sort oufaenommen bate. Sn BEN anoern
boaeasn lebts lie bas ,Yerional in Gur4t.
.Wis traurie." iastt fe f&, ~ipiro osin
i&wor3es 2leio&sn R& unter oa' oieisr
Eub ausmsbmsn."
3msimal nor he i&on bic Strabe au'
un6 ab gssan9sn. obns gum 3iel ~ tom
men. S4on bs9ann lie mMtblos ju tutr'
ben. o!s is Ii& snti&lob gum britten WaI'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Se3fes Sapitel.
Gin 0ottesleusnsr.

Ssi Der Gamilie Ssrbet puree Elm
sroBss 6sft sefeiert. peis Der Sobn tes
Sauiss cur6 cine slanssnee 9ertbeipis
sunssrsce wispsrum nsue 9Orbeeren Dor
benz 9sri@tsbpfe sinsesrntet. Inter rem
Safsn. bic auf Saslanp SuIammenaefoms
men. bsfaue ii6 natirlid aud 6err 0sss
lie nit leinen beipen 1S6tern. Beil iss
bod Der alte Ssr mad Der Wablssit cine
lsi1ts unpiblidfeit psrlpdrte, 70 beI6lpe
pie Jamilte esslie, fid bereits ssset
Dunfslwsrpen Dor benz sb,use Der al psrns
@dfs su sntferaen.
Wan slaubts anfanss 6ubrperf srrs
tommsn laIen su iolsn ; mad @usws&s
ieluns siniser, In Der srOlIsn @slt se,
trau&li&er S0mplimsnts belt man ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Gin jum8er @aun, tuie eS piele
9eben tniikte.

Der Gintritt Warisn's in bas Gel6Gft
Der 5rau MaQet seruria4te in benz obns.
bin idon 10 fleinen Rreiie Der unslidli9sn
Gamilie cine srobe Glide.
Grap BON Sirpile i9ien IS roqhdnSis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Ger
Griunlp6 oes @fau6ens,
-pesr-
2Si(Ser aus oam Ss6sn elmer amsriRaui(6sn
9fanssrfamifis.
Aus Dem 5pllantti9en
-ppu-
2Sif6efm G6iefe.
I3ortitBuus.l

~Warame," perIsBte Ger Doftor, lid
bite Siein Sbrem eisener Snterelru. pes
gen Der Grbaltuna Sbrsr eissnen 9elunp>
belt ieien sic rubis. Dem mas ssi&s.
ben H. III ssi6eben."
Ge6 Macame Serbsrt a1tsts ni6t
auf pieie Worte, lonpsrn nod feuriser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
HUNTERS POINT NUISANCES.

The war against the mutfarious nuisances of Long
Island CITY is still being wascd with great determine
ton. Seven cases have been prepared by counsel
for compliments, Mcssrs Downing & Scarborough, In
which the summonsos and complaints will be served
to-day, accompanied by the requisite afdavts and
tons for injunctons In each These proceedings
are against Patrick Mcintyre, Hugh Ticrney Christine
Mccormick, Nicholas Fccny, James Brennan Jacob
Russ and Ann Brennan, all proprictors OF pig2cries
or DIAL boiling establishments IN the Second ward.
Papers will also probably be served to-day IN suit
against Henry W. Elkus, OF the Fourth ward, Tor
maintaining a nuisance in tho shape OF fertilizer
man uactory similar to tue one recently removed TO
Barren Island Ia consequence Of the complaints inado
against IT, The hrst OF this series Of nuisance cases
presented by Messra Downing and Scarborough has
resulted In favor OF the compainapts-the az aims
Krebs OF Jackson avenue II was sent TO q referee,
who has Just reported ia favor OF Il perpetual In.
junction against krebs with costs, and Judgment will
be entered in Brooklyn on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

KINGS COUNTY'S FINANCES.

number OF bids Tor Kings county's new loan OF
$780, have been received by County Treasurer Gar
diner The bids were made IN anticipation OF the col
lection Of taxes. payable on January l. 1878, at I'VE
per cent interest N. I. Beers. Jr OF No. pa Wall
street, this city, was the highest bidder, Offering a
premium OF 1fty.iour cents the 500. Mr. Beers
bid was tor The entire amount and the County
offered 500 rs for $4,000; Kings County Savings
Bank, 500 20 for S50,0C0 una John Graham offered
$lO0 20 tor $4,000
According " tho report OF the City Treasurer Of
Brooklyn Tor the month OF July hcrc Is At present
various banks the sum Of $36l, 500 % TO the city Is
credit
The report Of the Brooklyn Board OF Education
shows there are 1891 Sy2 In the Mechanics First Na-
tlOnal and CITY banks Tor cd ucatIonMl purpOses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES
IHE MIDDLE WHICH MAYOR ELY IS cALLEr

IHE MIDDLE WHICH MAYOR ELY IS CALLEr
iron TO UNR,vEL.
As committee OF citizens mas been appointed 70
wait upon Mayor Ely In connection with mpla nts
against the inspectors Of weights and measures the
following statements to the legal aspect OF
affairs connection with these inspectors will prove
OF interest at this time:-
The charter Of 1873 contains provision that ali
officers not otherwise provided for shall be appointed
by tho Mayor With tho consent Of the Board Of Alder
men, and hold Office for six years This latter clause
includes inspectors OF weights and measures doubt
seemed to exist as 10 whether four Inspectors
should be designated. Mayor Havemeycr sent
IN four names TO the Aldermen ioI
confirmation. They were Jacob j. Banta, Theodore s.
Kent, James Crawford aud Thomas Mccormack
Each OF these gentlemen was confirmed separately.
When two had received the necessary OF the
Aldermen raised the question that the proper number
had been appointed ana that the other Two ought not
to be confirmed until an opinion had been received
from the Corporation Counsel. This suggestion was
not adopted, and The other two were confirmed
shortly aftcrward complaints were made to Mayor
Havemcyer against JACOB J. Banta, VINO was removed
man named kuicsel being appointed in his place. II
appears that Mayor Hnvemoyer erred In this removal
not forwarding the charges ana conclusions to the
Governor rs directed by law. Here came in another
against Kniesel to tes, tho validity OF his
appointment. rhc latter also iDaugurated proceed.
Kent with The same ODJcct The con-
trOversy was referred exJudge Spencer referee.
That gentleman decided all tho appointments illegal.
An appeal then takon 10 the General Term Of the
Supreme Court wncro II dec ded that Bants had
been legally appointed for the First district aud Kent
Tor inc Second district and that the appoin OF
the other two Illegal Tho singular part OF the
muddie now appears TO be that tho other two james
Crawford and Thomas Mccormack, not being parties
TO these SUITS are still de 1cto Inspectors of weights
and until such time ~ their standing 10 de-
fined by the courts
The committee OF citizens will probably wait UPON
Mayor Ely 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
A WIFE MURDERERS MIND.

In the case Of John A. Smith, the man who mur-
dered his wife at Flanders, Morris county, about q
week ago, and who had before that time tried 10
der his baby. an examination was had before Judge
Dalrympe, OF the Circuit Court aud jury OF medical
experts aud Others the object being 10 test his sanity
Several physicians and other witnesses examined
and many insane acts Of Smith testified 10, the
most important bong the attempt TO kill his babe The
medical testimony was that his brain diseased and
that he was subject ~ emotional paroxy small In
sanity, carrying with homicdal mania, but that
the present time he Is sano, though likely TO have
relapse at any time. The jury, therefore, rendered
verdict that 1--WE find the said John A. Smith to be
sane at tho present time" The effect OF this will be 10
keep him III jail until the Grand Jury meets Ia Octo
Der. vhca he may be sent to the insane asylum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
BARRED him OUT.

Charles Drehcr was brought before Justice Wandel
charged with assault ana battery upon house agent
named Jacob Hartman, who said that Drener was
served with dsposscss warrant Tuesday evening and
that when ne (Hartman) went to take possession Of
The rooms 10. 5U4 Tenth avenue Drcher ucK him
the head with ircn bar.
what have you 10 say Mr.. Drcher" asked the
Court.
''Dreo and u half year l leeve In dot house."
answered Drcher
81 don't caro- If you ivcd there twenty years. Did
you hIt this man /"
Mem lie hight VIII my family drow him out; l
leevc dot house drce anu nall year
Three hundred dollars BAH 10 answer ut Special
Sessions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
EXCURSION FOR THE SICK POOR.

Two hundred and sixty patients or tho Charity Hoe
ptal we're, yesterday, taken up the Sound on plea.
sure excursion by the steamer MInnebannock Mr.
Thomas L. Brennan, President OF the Commissioners
OF Charities ana Correction, Mr.. Van Loan, acting
chief OF tho hospial stat aud largo number OF ladies
and gentlemen accom- panied the excursion and
did all Ia tier power 10 Increase tue enjoy.
ment OF the occasion. AZ Harris Island an
excellent dinner provided, 10 which tho
invaiids did full Justice The return trip envened
with music and dancing Tho weather very pleas
ant, sail afforded great pleasure TO all who par
tcpatcd. series OF similar excursions will be give
during the remainder Of the Tor the bensat Of
the sick moor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
DANGEROUS SWIMMING PLACE.

Tho Central Railroad dock in Jersey City Is great
resort for swimmers and yet most dangerous
certain changes Of tho tide. few days ago man
jumped from "a BOAT 10 swim and never On Tues
day last suit ofboy's clothing was found on the dock
and on Wednesday another suIt the owners having
doubtless been swept by under beneath
dock. Every evening, about dusk. large number oil
men and boys visit tho place for tho purpose oil swim
ming, anu Chief Of Police Nathan has Determined 70
stop the practicA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
CHILD MISSING.

Ida Cooley, little girl oil nine ysars Of age residpa
at No. 25o West Thirty second street, has been mss.
Ing from her homo since Monday last and Is tearvd
that she has been kidnapped. She was Glad N hshs
ciotninS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
CHARITY HOSPITAL CLOSED.

The Police Commissioners Of Jersey City have or.
dcred that the Charity Hospital ut the foot OF ashng
ton street be closed rs tho appropriation for that H.
sltution Ia almost exhausted. The inmates must noe
DO removed 10 somo other Institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
RETRENCnMENT IN BROOKLYN.

resolution adopted yesterday by the Brooklyn
Board OF City Works authorizes the Secretary Of the
Board to inform !orty-hve hydrant and sewer inspect
that their services Will not be needed alter
row. The resolution was opposed by Commissioner
Adams. The Board also adopted resolution placing
the salary OF tho Chief Engineer Of the Rdscw God
engine house at 800 and that OF the assistant
yiueer al 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
A. WATCH THEE.

Dir. Jacob phillips, OF No AZ FIRST avenue, was
robbed Of his watch aud cham the 18th OF July by
u man named Thomas Martin, OF No. % Bayard street,
who entered his apartment while he was absen; on
business aud took the property. The statement that
Mr. Phillips and the thief had boon drinking together
aud he was Ihus robbed appears 70 have boen mis-
llka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
THE VIRGINIA GOLD CASTS.

Demurrer Ovsnued in an Action BY The United States for
Money Owing to an lsugsnt State
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-19

Now Il at the Russians are retiring
within their own territories in Asia, re-
ports of the extent of the rebellion in
the Clrcassians mountains are finding
their way into the Turkish lines and in
to print From the latest accounts it
al pears that only one OF tie important
roads of the Caucasus has been kept un-
INSTRUCTED. the rebels commanding ali
the others 1t is probable that this
serious interim ption of their communica-
tons has had quite as much to do with
til" Russian retreat as anything that
has been accomplished by Mukhtar's
army. Unless the Turks are able to
strongly reinforce the insurgent tribes
and thus compel the Russians tc CON
unue their backward movement, the
mountaineers will probably suffer terri
BILE punishment at the hands of Nell
kot's exasperated soldiery, who will
have little mercy for the people whose
untimely outbreak has DESTROYED all the
brilliant possibilities OF the Asiatic cam
paign
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-19

A rather sensational, but at the same
time not improbable rumor comes from
London, that an understanding has been
arrived at between Russia, Germany and
England, and that each nation is to have
Its share of the spoils of Turkey. France
cannot object, as she fears Germany,
and Austria IS now crippled, as she
dares not fight without Great Britain at
her back. 1t is understood that Russia
will be satisfied with Armenia and the
independence of the principalities on .he
Danu De. England is to receive Egypt
and Cyprus. Crete is to be handed over
to Greece. Germany's share of the
spoils is supposed to be the Baltic pro-
vinces of Russia. Others apprehcrd
that Germany will be allowed to further
'dismember Austria. adding the 5000
OOO Germans to the rule of Kaiser Vii
helm. The open revolt in the streets of
Constantinople is due to knowledge on
the part of the Turks that they have
been betrayed. The Turks are especial
ly against the English, who they say
deluded them into war, and then desert
ed them The prediction Is made IN
-------- "In ne over before
. months tlme-temporarily at least
until Germany gets ready to claim her
snare by the agreement between the
three Powers.
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Hayes is said to be all torn up over
the indictment Of j Madison Wells and
Tom Anderson. When Mr. Hayes final
ly gave up Packard and allowed the
legally elected governor of Louisiana t.
be inaugurased peacefully, he begged
that his friends OF the returning board
should not be prosecuted for political
ofenses. virtually admitting their guilt
by the form Of his plea If Nichols
consented to any such arrangement as
Hayes asserts he did, he certainly had
no right to do So 1t is matter for
the courts to decide But political Of
lenses do not cover the outrageous acts
of the Louisiana returning board, for
there are questionable proceedings enough
already unearthed to warrant an indict-
ment on several other counts.