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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

m6elihft id)mersIole gBeiie eet6btet
Dnroe, aber Die SentimentaIitdt unierer
Sa9e mag Iid ni9t einnaI 3ur ausrottun9
lslblt oes bartseIottenlten Shnar1ers per-
llehsn.. Sn tieilertr 3eit bat man in ben
Sdloftua9en Der giIen6ahnsii9e Elm lenes
Utittel Deriubstueiie in Mnmenouna ee=
brobt, uelfles sienlih erfolgreih ,su iper-
Den Derlprift. Sieie BON ct. 2onis nan
Dem Belten gebenoen 3iee iinb regeI-
nldBig nit ShlafDaIIagieren iiberiiilIt.
Sur nblihett Stunoe tper0en bic Betten
3ureht9emaht, bic ReilenDen erflimmen
lbre 2agerItdtten uno nur in IeIteuen ss1ls
len It0Ben iie lih BEL 6ieier @eleaenbeit Die
Shdoel elm. 8enau cine babe Stunoe
ip6ter beeinnt elm raubes, gleihmdBioes
ranelnoes 8erduih b6rbar 3u tperOen,
tuelhes aus einem Der unteren 8etten
tommt. Hi6tig Gin 59nar6er lit un-
ter ben Wtitfabrenben Gin 3eit lana Der
balten iidb Die uebrieen rubig nno 6offen
i'm Stillen, 6aB Der Hafer balo eritiden
tperoe. Nber oieIer febrt inmer tue0er in
Die alte Sonart 3uriid. gn6li1 niro Der
AnfDdrter beltohen, oen Wann tiidbtia Az
l1utteln, mas ratilrIlh nur bic @irtuna
bat, oaB 0ieier iein Srompettn peroOppelf.
gnoIi4 unternintmt es elm banofeIier Gei-
lenoer, IT'D ieIbit aufSuopferu uno Ddbrenn
Deg Reites Der Nadt ben 8erbred1er unun.
terbrohen nit einem Stod in Die &ippen
3u ita4eIn. glur Der Son necbIeIt unb
oas S6narhen tpiro teuheaber. Gs
miiien ftdrtere Wtittel angenanot tperben.
Rdih lit elm 8i9ilan3-gommitee aebiloet
Der Jremoe Dir6 aus Dem Bette geholt, an
Sdnoen nno ssiiBen aeteIieit nn6 an Der
Shlir9riff aneebunoen. Oann l0Ieu lid
leds Wtann ab uno ibergieBen Den Riider
oes uebeItbdters Iofort nit eiuem Blos
glsuaiier, 10 oft er bic Gugen sufalIer
Idbt. SilFt aud Dies Ri9ts, 10 tnuB bei
6repIer obne neiteres 8eoenfen er0roEeli
uno on elmer einiamen SteIle iein &ib
nam aus benz Jeniter geiporfen ,MSfoen
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14
9as Safer Oes S6mar6ens.

8is6er mar man nod immer autmii
thiger g8eile eeueist, oas S1narben
fur etne ShDGhe, cine unongenebme
5lpar, aber bod Dsr3eibli9e anjuie6en.
aber oieie auffaiIung lit cine piel 3u
miloe. Sie Wleni96eit bat es bier nit
etnem Der b6sarti9iten 2aIter al thun,
oos ff nm 10 i9euBIider als iolhes
bartlett, neil ionIt Die berUorTeuIten Ser.
BREEDER ruenieitens i'm S1lafe fir bic 8eIt
| harnllos er1heinen. Ser alte, beuueme
SpruA ,Sm Sblafe bege6t man feline
SunDe," lit nit Der gnt0eduna Der tpabren
ytatur 0es SAnardens fir immer iiber
ben Saufen eenorIen. ggir oerabI6euen
oen Sruntenbolo, au9 ipenn uns iein @e.
bdbren niht oirett bsldftigt, leoieIi9 tue.
gen lelnes Wtan9eIs an SelbEbeherri9une
nno SeI6fahtung, aber ben S6nar6er,
ben geluIllenIoien, tiidI1en M6roer unIea
res Shlummers, f6nnen mir iuabrIih nod
lueniaer enti6uloisen. S9on Der gpos
ltel Yanlns bemerft, oaB .er iein 6leiI6
| 6e6errlhe," uno er mill oamit 1aaerI, ban
er ben Seufel bes Sdnarc1ens aus Iidl
9etrie6en babe. W6nten alIe Wdnner Iicl
bennben, oielem 8eiipieIe 5n foIgen. Rein
Wenih, Der lif ielblt ahtet, iplro i6nar.
den. 5rauen MAIDEN ii9 ME, ooer nur in
oen ielteniten 5dllen oieIes Yer6rehens
| ihuloig, tuenn iie ods 9ltter lbermannt
nno ibr 3artgefiibl ab9eitumpft 1T, in tuels
dem Sale lie aud ibr Saar pernad)ldIG.
gen. Sugeno uno Sh0nbsit i9nnr1t ME.
ytur brutale il1nnlidbe Naturen, Meni1en,
on. teinen BeSriff fir Die Ge6te anoerer
haben, itOren Die uObltbuenoe Stile Der
ytaht 6urh oas robe @et6n ibrer Haie,
.. nenn bod iol9e Meni9en, Die auT Der
gilenbabn I'M ShIaItpaeen reiIen, miiBs
ten, tuelhe fiir6terli9e 8erulnlhunaen
ne tua6rufen, penn Tie bur1 i6r 5hn1r<
Chen oas bonnernoe &alieln Der &Goer iiber.
tonen! 8eIh' heiBes 5leben lit nitt Iaon
3u ben Sternen enipor9eItieaen, ooB Der
etitige Sinlmel bic Wtenl1beit elm unfebl.
bdres Wtittel 9eeen oas 6bnar1en erin.
ben lalien 00er oaS nenieitens cine aDpaI.
tenoe 8ere9tieteit benz sseinoe ieiner .3ett.
eenoIIen fluss einen ianiten 5hlaaflus
iiber ben gals ihiden mOse!
Ilerbines g66e as wo6I Elm MittsI, bem
Hu1lolen 0as 5hnar1en absuaen0hnen.
aber aus ii6elseritanoener Hldliht Icheut
man liA b6ufi9, oaiielbe reht3eitig nit
gneraie anSuipenben. Wtan nebme elm
Stiid 5eife, bic sstp5bnlihe gelbe wiro
seniI8en. nnb lauere ben AuaenbIif ab,
no Der teuilii3e 5dnarder 70 redbt brett
un0 ihtuer nuf Dem Giiden slieat uno nit
melt offsnem Munoe br1bnt. Damn iit's
3eit. Gin SfnittGen Seife in 6en
adbnenoen &aden seiporfen, wiro sundcf1If
Iih in Der Reble 6es 5hldfers feftIeben.
ibn am atbnlen perbinoern, er tuir0 eripa-
den, in bic S0be fabren, buitenb unb bu.
iteno, uno etblib Dor iib binitarren uno
tbeolosiIde 1etrahtunsen aniteuen. Sci.
Der bat oielss uortrsffli6e WittsI feline ans
oauernbe Girfuna. Wlan mub is6sr Seit
barauf sefaBt iein, baB Der 6hnartb6olo
nah enDliher ueberwinbnna bes SuIfen.
rei5es iih lpieoer in feline Sede hiillt uhn
in einiaen Wfinuten. erit leiIe, oann immer
miitbenoer hem nlten 2aifer BON Weuem
mieoer fr6bnt. Gin no1baItiaes Wfiftel
t6unts tsur isin. bas Der G9aIoise ouil
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14
Der sefaGrfi6e ssreierssans.
Bon Siornitierna 8lornIOu. Ssuti5 bon 8.
&lma.

gu Der 3eit, aIs aslaus elm srna6ienes
Utdo9en iuoro, mar tuenis Srieoen aui
Snsabp su finoen.
8a rallften uno i6lusen fih bic bropen
Burden ieoe NaAt am i9limmltsn tuar
es in Der 6onnabeno Ha1t, aber oa Itate
llh aud Der alte Rnut SusabD ME obns
Geoerbolen su Sett unb iteats einen 8ir.
tenItod oaUor.
3born Heiiet mar nur zines SdusIers
Sobn uno bod mar er es, uelder iaste,
ooB er am bduiigiten auT 6sn 8auernbpI
nah Susabn fdme.
Ser alte Bauer 9nat poIlte bas nidt
leloen uno iaete: .es lei ni1t wdbr,"
oenft er bate ibn oa ME eele6en!
gber oas Bolt ladte 0a3n uno meinte,
oaB er einmal bel AsIoug ielbit bdtte natbs
lubsn iouen, oann tpiiroe er Sborn aefun.
ben baben.
Ser 6riibline fam uno Mslang sog nit
otlil Vieb auf bic 5enne.
gSenn lih nun Der Sag bsiB iiber oas
abal legte. tpenn lid Die 8eree fubl iiber
Dem Sonnenrau9 erboben, Die Rubaloden
flangen. Der 2eitbunD blafite uno glslaua
olf benz 6irtenborn Iodte uno iueit In bos
1bal hinab blies Dann betamen Die
iungt VuriGe Strjmeb, bann famen AQe
uno tumms!tsn ii6 auf ben Tsloern.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

als lie 10 ba iaB, fiel es ihr ein 81 I'm
gen; he begautt elm 2teb un0 Der S0n aoe
10 melt in Die title ga1t; iie tuolIte Tih
germ IeIbIt 5itgen h6ren, uno bolte bon
yierem tiefer Mtbem, I'M einen an0ern
Ters 3u beginner, bo, nls lie ben 9eIungen
batte, Ihien es ibr, als ontnorte eine
Stimre tief unter ibr.
rNber tper fam 6as iein?" oahte Gs=
lau9, 9ir9 nabe al, ben Qb9rlno. ihlang
ibre Irne I'M cine nabe 8irte, bic Ii1 Elm
neni9 iiber6o9, unb iebt leiIe bebte. - 5ie
blidte binab, aber iie fab Niemuno, Der
Jioro lag It'll uno reste lith niGt nidt
einnal ein 8osel itrid hiniiber.
Aslan9 iebte iidb ,uieoer Suriif nno lang
auPs gteue.
9lobIid3 anttportete es beutli9 in bems
ielben Zone, aber ndber als bas erite Mal.
sSa f1uB ipabr6aftig gtiDas iein,~ -
Islau9 ipraue ouf uno beuate Ii6 auPs
Jfeue biniiber. Sa bemerfte lie lnten on
Der 6elstpnnb Elm Boot, 0os bort angeleet
batte uno 10 tief unten lag, oaB es auslab,
Die cine eanS feline Wtuihel.
sic lab nod iGdrfer binab unb ba bes
geenete ibren 8lifen cine rotbe Dtiibe uno
oann eepabrte Iie eiten iunsen 8uri9en,
Der anf ben elatten 6elien berauf flstterte,
10 gut es chen sin9.
sic mari Iih entIebt auf ben 8rastuan
aurtld Ino griff nit beioen Sdnben in oas
8rds, als mare lie es, bic ben Salt nibt
Derlieren 0irfe; aber Die 8rasmur3eln l6s
item lid; iie ihrie un0 belt nun INNER
feIter un0 feItsr; lie bat 8ott ben 4amdd-
ti9en tbr 81 helten, bis es ibr in ben Sinn
fam, bob Sborn unIern @ott berIune unh
oeshaIb feline SiilTe eruarten tonnte.
,Nur bas cine Mal," bat ne, ,,nur bas
eine Wtal nubt Su mir belfen I" uno oo
padte lie ben 5un0, als mare es Shorn
lie iDolte ihn feifbalten. 0d aber rib Iih
enolih oas Shier los: vBau, pou !"
bellte es melt binab un0 tpebelte nit BEN
S6manSe; yipau, maui" bellte es rieoer
hinab in ben Nbgrunb - unb oa - ou
fam Elm rauber ROpf herauT uno iiber biz
Jelsfants gum 8Ori9ein - unb Sborn
lag in loren Nrmen.
Sa blie6 ct cine ganse Mtinute, phne
ooB gtner bon ihnen Elm @ort gefunoeu
h6tte, - uno 0as, mas lie Sulebt Iaaten,
mar gar rti9t beionoers ni6ttg
Qber als es Der alte Rnut Susabn CT.
fuhr, iaate er Elm Bort, oas niht untpidhs
tl9 mar; er I9lu9 auf ben Siib, 0ab Is in
Der Stubs fra6te uno rief aus:
Scr gurihe Deroient es, er Iou 0as
WtdOAen baben
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

% gtothiioe!" rieF einIf elm Ghes
mann aus, oeiIen peri0nIi1s @rIabrungen
ibm redt unqiinItige Mnli1ten iiber bic
G6e beisebradt batfen - GlotbiIbe, be-
ren Sreuloii9feit mid emit In meinen
SunageIellenta9en 10 betriibt bat ETH
iebt ertenne idb, nie iebr Su mid aeIiebt
bait !. penn Su bait einen anbern gsbei-
rat9s
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Das 06olid)e uolksblatt

Eofst per pof (obns 6OnntassbIatt 1870 per Jebr.
N60 bus babe Sabr unS $3.50 bne gisrtsIiobr Tsit
esnntassbIutt $ti2O per Subr $3.50 bus suIbs SusT
snb $3.50 has 8iertsIiahr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

gBeI1er brifbt ebsr eit Beit, Der BOA
einem Slide, ooer bon einen Gird)tbarn1e
fdqt2 - Muttport Derbo Sild1e fdIf,
oenn er tomnlt eber sur Groe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

2iebe nnb Gb psrbaIfen iidb nidt
IeIten su einanber, lpie'ber ioeendnnts folte
SUDDEN gum Wia9er, leidt sli faHeH. fdluer
3u berbaiien.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Man barf ni4t Niles iaeen, mas
na9r 1T, aber oas mas man iast, muB
mabr Iein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14
risbrid Der @roSe.

Snmmt6pfen uno Warreu
ae9snllber aibt es tlur { mem Wea. Ieinen
Werltano an ben Sag 5u leaen un0 Der iii
oaB mon nit ibnen nibt re6et. 9lber freis.
llh piro alsoann in Der @eielliaaft Man-
hen 5u Wutbe iein, tuie einem Sdnaer, be,
auf elnen Bau fommt unb lauter 2ahme
antrlttt; nit tuen ioa er tonaen
9 dbopenbaner.
9t mat,ItpI. Cine Dame Saote /:
yNls i'd sum erten Wtale aefiibt mar
tlbIte th mid mie in einsm ssiibel nit Mos
len, bic in Sonig, @au be goloane nnn
Gbampagner ihminmen; ols OBJ etpos
aut SiamantenfiiBen iiber meine Herpen
llefe iin0 niele tleine GonoeIn nit GnaeIi,
ourh Die Ibern itrbmten, uno als OBJ 0grdb
mstnstl Sorper Elm maeil6es Gegenboaens
lt1t lid ers0IIe.+ sl
Sn einem Blotte lief man foI.
aenoe, fD0rtlih abeeorudte gmpfeh[uno
elHes flenetablirten GaffeebauIes .Die
6rentoe zines iolioen Raffeebanies Io6e ID,
bternatt eir, Elm oito in eebDrigen @ana. an
bringen. tiid)tia 5ii taheln, no su fo6eIn
notbtg lit. un6 ben Snbober Az loben. ipo
su lo6en lit. Sie hoGperehrten Snns.
tranen bite in san5 seborIamlt, Sifh nie
hdnslihe 0aii bonn 8alIel su ltlaffen unn
benz geliebten Manne fleiBio ben NsSmM
oas Cafe national onSnempfe6ien. neil he
uberssuat leln tonnen. oaB er in gutter Sc.
lelll9aft iid9 befinoet. unb tie Sid bd.
onrn eiil nnfterbliAes Wer6ieu5t fir hit
ul6nnerwslt bereiten.~e ss l.'s j - s.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Sean YauI iprd6 BON Wo3art !:
,eSeoe 91ote MoSarts III cine Gprofie In
Der ipbdriihen Setter. auf Der er benz S!nar
mel Der 8oIlenoung sufties."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

@6tb NOR Der Meinuua, naB Elm
tpabrbaft genialer Wann niendls ranheu
perbe. 3nr Miberlegnns bieSer 9lniitht
erpdhnen mir, oaB GeIIing elmer Der Ieis
oenI9aftlihIten 3du6er mar.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Gin euieer Griee niirbe Die
suteni4en In &aubt6iere, Elm epiasr ssriebe,
in Galtthiere oerpanoeln. Sume.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

8efdei6tner g8anjb eineBI
Sunerteen. Gin drmer, 6uuariqsr
Sanbtperfsbnrf9e, Der iiber cine tette, mil
bohem @raie beiuad1Iene Wieie aifa, rief
pou Sebniuft aus: .a9 mar i9 nur
elm &inopieb I"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14
Sic ,,8eiflidje 8ldtttr .

has Sonntass'ats bes cincinnati BOIfsbInfts, ins ba
neutrality-suspicious. peiptOmet nrb Ieiren 9 be,pts
fa6H4 sur& bic Srsff9tsit bsr BARN psrSfisntIiStsn
eridbmasn aus.
Rrsis s2pH sabr ssrtsfssi Eas esrrps 20 per sass
rertsirsi.
tSbtti4m abOnnsntsn bar3 bic Srdpsr tn's Saus sss
isfsrt rpirh.
@sibfsnssnsen fSnnn pet ,Ulensp prbeSs pbsg rseis
Hrtrtsn Brief auf unisr RfitO ssma4i rerbsn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
b OK 1414,
Cincinnati ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Die Dumm heiten Der Batter Sinb
tiir ihre Rinoer perloren. Seoe G,eneras
tion ibeint es, muB ibre eignen DUNN.
heiten MAIDEN.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14
Mannigfaltiges.

m . tntergrunbe aIIsr bipIorto.
tiIhen &onferen3en iteben Ssanonen,
Srens.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14
Gin eunloriif fOuie bem steusr-

n AZ " q u TT D III TDUIE UIH SIElIEfs
4htmiiiar iein Gintommen oecloriren.
n Sdhrli6 80 S6aler.~', Iogte er. v0amit
bin idb ntht slifrisoen.~ erpioerte Der
@onlmiIIar. SD anh nittt,@ DerIebte Der
Sunorilt; .nienei1t f6nnen sic permit
telI oaB Der Staat mir etfuas oosu ei6t.
S&wdre oann re&t germ bereit, bos Msbr
au neriteueru."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Ms bic Wutter bes Neaenfen
bon 6rantreib, Bbilipps bon Orleans,
aeforben mar, iebte bas 8oIt hr foIgenhe
@rabIdrift: nSier rabt Die Mutter allsr
Qnffpr"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Gin g auer bate falt iein ansish
0erm6eeR 5nr grsiebung ieints Gohnes
ouf9eopfert, unb als er iab, oaB er nid3ts
oafiir gelernt bdtte, ieitf5te ct I: .gtd5 inie
biele Riibe babe i'd fir oieien etnsigen
O6ier bingegeben!@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

g d,a6sn m a dbtfIns. senerbsr-
lt1erungsa9enf sSbr feb bod Elm
Bauer, Der gtiuas i'm Sauie bat un6 Iis1
.oober segen 6ererlhaoen Iibern loIIte.
- Bauer: YSa, h0ren g 6err! cSf1 hQb,
lhon einnal 10 Sahr in cine sfeuerber.
.i3erung beSablt, oann bin icb rou8oaig-
.8en. - 6eueruerIihernngsaeent: sya mo
rum oenn 2" - Bauer: v@eips halt ME
BEL mir brennt bot"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-04-14

Der 9eifterIe6er. Ser 2ats0-
9raf Trte6ri1 BON SeiiensgaFielhatl ae-
bort, Der Yoitor 81. 8l R. iei Elm G,eiiterfe-
Der. glls ibil eines Sages Der gDea ant
etnsn Spasierritt ourb H. fiibrte unb e.
oen Baltor am Jeniter erblidte, ritt ct ouf
l6n 3ll uno fra9te /: sd babe seb6rt, ste
tonnen Setter beInn6ren. SIT bos
nahr q rsSa, gtp. Sur6Iau6f% sr,pi-
oerts Der Yaitor, slie fommen aber nidlt.~
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@eben. DR.. RaiTer unb gyrofe5;or
ytaper ersdhlten lib 5csnen aus ibfsat
Stuoentenleben, no lie beibe arrle Seufel
naren. Der Doctor iaste, Ct babe einmQl
eel1 10 tlstnes 3immer sebabt, baB er BARN
tetnsn Sbritt geben fonnte. - %. ba8
1T roh yt9ts,~~ iagte Der BroFeiior, .oas
ntsine mar 10 Helm, baB nidt eirmal fseiuc
lbrr oartn aeben fonnte, tpeshaIb i'd he
pertauIen muBte.@ ~
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Gin g S&aufpieIsr poIlte fdj ,er.
ebslIhen: Seine 2amerdoen ipradheu INN
gu. er lolte oas nibt tbun, nno ieine Trei.
1ett ntht Dergeuben. Mud Der Gn,sf-
lleur, !etn gutter alter Mann. iut3fe i'm IL
aberrsoen, ia Ieoie 3,t bIeben, unh bross
am Sbluiie leiner Rebe enofih hi 6ie
gSorte aus: .Serr %. | sic haben i,l,uterr
9! all mld .aebOs6t, taau Sic 81 bod auiI
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
THE ARREST OF HoRsFALL

There was lengthy argument yesterday before
Judge Barrett. In Supreme Court, Chambers, on mo-
tion the order Of arrest In the OF Jonn
II. HorsfalI, arrested complaint ofN Clarence Fer
rs, committed Ludlow Street Jail in default Of
$4,000 bail Mr.. Horsall represented BY quite
retpue OF lawyers there appearing on his behalf
Messrs Lawrence and Waehner, Josiah Porter and w.
J. A. McGrath, the opposing counsel being Messrs.
Martin and smith. Dir. Lawrence read tho afhdavits
upon which the order Of arrest granted, setting
t0rtn that Mr. Ferris had been induced 10 part with
checks apgregating $15 900 gven to Mr. Horsla IN
pretended scneme to make them JOINT partners In the
latters business a. iurninro dealers Tho afdavits
read those upon which Is based the story pub
lisbed in yesterdays HERALD. He claimed that
OF the allegations those aidavits showed any alse
representations, but were simple promises ot part
nership and that the giving oi the checks was SIMPLY
from confidence and such promises. II was claimed
that this formed no good ground Tor arrest. When
tho paintfps counsel arose 10 reply Judge Barrett
saia that IT was unnecessary To mako any response
the argument, as no had road over twicc very
fuly tho adavits upon which the order OF arrest
granted. He neidIha although there might be tcch-
meal objections 10 tho phraseo0gy Of portions OF Tho
nidavits, that taking tue story whole IL was very
that tho painti had been deliberately cheated
out Oi his money anu that the ana nit
ment OF Horsail were perfectly just and proper. He
therefore denied The moLon to vacxte the
rest aud likewise refused 10 diminish the bail. but
said he would permit the latter application to be re
newed on additional alfdavits.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
THE JONES INVESTIGATION.

STARTLING CHARGES AGAINST PRISON OFF,.
CIALs-vERDlCr OF THE ESSEX COUNTY
GRAND JURY.
Tho Essex county Grand Jury came into court yse-
tcrday, at Newark, and made startling prcsontment
regarding the OF William Jones, the Caldwell Pen
ttentary convict, who hanged himself In his cell last
Christmas rather do tho work allotted him by
prison authorities.
The prescntment, q copy Of which was refused by
the Court for publication sets forth that the jury
made searching investigation Of the mattor, and
came 10 tho conclusion that tho convict Jones had
been most cruelty and inhumany treated BY
Warden vermiyea and hts deputies; that tho
prisoner had boon committed Tor mere petit
larceny for ninety Sai Gays mad orS served on: @
fine; that he bandcufTed to Two rings, his legs
shackled and the shackles riveted on and kept on
making u noise in his cell Tno OF his
work that he had but one eye and that he
was afraid he might lose tho sight OF IT by stone
splinter Toward the last he emaciated and weak
and unit for manual labor He went without food for
from three 70 vs lays ana was NOT vs'sn n oy .no
Jury declared, beyond human endurance, and, az
they Intimate, might we'll have driven him to seek
relief In death.
AN INDICTMENT IN ORDER.
The presentment finished, Judge Depuc asked Of the
Jurors, .'Has any indictment been ionnd IN the
matter f' 10 which foreman replied In tho mega.
live.
sentiment were such ought to bo followed up W
something more than mere presentmcnt TO tho
Court and asked the Grand Jury either to retire aud
consider matter urtner else leave The paper 10
hands OF the Court, and he would examine It and
call their attention to the principles Of the law IN
voved ''wo all icel," said the Judgo, "thai
thoro ought to be somo other action taken
wo icel that the offender, whoever he may
be, should be put on trial." Tho foreman sa'd
In response that they had completed their laborsi
they had gwen the Jones moro time and con-
sdcraton than any olhor brought to their atten
tioD the presentment contsined. Their decision u
tho matter and they did not desire to act any further
upon II.
Judge Dcpue ordered the document placed on no, to
be tho Grand Jury, and was about to
discharge the Grand Jury before him. when, upon
motion OF juror, they retired and briefly delberatcd
Upon returning they reported no change IN their
views and were discharged.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
CITED BEFORE THE COLLECTOR.

Captain Reichman, OF the Hamburg steamer Hor'
mann, was cited before Collector Arthur yesterday
charged with resisting revenue officers in tho dis.
charge OF their duties appears from tho allegations
that ON last Sunday morning tho was leav
ing Quarantine her way TO the city Colonel J. H.
Storey aid OF Colonel Burton deputy surveyor, and
Inspector Estabrook endeavored to board vesseI
from a rcvonue cuter for the purpose OF taking ths
declarations q tho passengers. The officers stated
that they hailed the steamer and threw line on
board with which TO make the cutter FAST but that the
Captain ordered It TO be of. The thcre.
upon raised q ladder from tho cutter and this was
also thrown ovor. after which further attompts
werc made TO bourd tho steamer until sho had been
moored 10 her dock at Hoboken. Captain Reichman
bis defence set up plea that tho log the bay
thick that he was apprehensve OF collding
with somo oi tho numerous vessels anchored the
walers between Staten Island and the city. Tue
officers however state that they neither desired
intended the steamship to stop, but that It their
purpose get on board from tho cutter whil0 the
ship was IN notion
Under section 6, 447 Of the Revised Statutes the PEN
atty for the offence with which Captain Relchman u
charged fine OF no more than So 900 nor less than
year less than ono month, both hne and i'm.
prisonmcnt Captain Reichman had been charged
with similar violation OF the law about year ago.
but the offered by him al the time WINS accepted
by the Collector as valid, and the complaint was DIS
missed Collector Arthur, however, referred The pres
10 Dudley f. Phelps, Of the Law DIVISION toi
investigation and report
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
TIME FOR REFLECTION.

First q tall man, about thirty-nve years OF age
came staggering mp before Judge Smith about half.
past three o'clock yesterday afternoon. and then
one much shorter and younger and somewhat more
under tho influence OF liquor.
.'what are their namcsf" asked the Judge OF the
o1lcer who had them In charge:
"James and Edward Cray, sir." -
"BrothcrsY" inquired the magistrate.
"Yo-es, wo'ro brothers. l am James and ho is
Edward" said tho taller ono.
Edward with dif1culty)-Fust thine in six munce
Then James spoke up bcldy-"Judgc, lot us so
home. / tako of mysolf and him too Ho
lives lrvington and live No. 1913 East Seventy.
fourth street,"
The Judge eyed the pair for q few moments, then
said, "N0; think had better send you down stairs
tonight III let you 60 In the morning."
James-Cau we notify our parentsY
Judge-You notify all your relatives II you like
James was not salisaed even then, when he was
being removed down stairs he cried out, "It's q
damned shame 10 lock US up"
"Bring that man back cried Judge Smith, and
the elder Gray arragned before the bar
OF JUSTICE. ''You are lined $40, that's all take him
below, officer" and James given time for rc1ec.
ton IN tho adjoining prison.