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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
fipnses anu farms mamteS.

WANTED-A furnished house in tirst-elass
w location where family would board and give
nieas OF few bOaroers reference given Address
b. +. p. Box No Is, Tribune Office
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REATEN IN A BARROOM

Early yesterday morning q free fight took |
place IN MeGlorys saloon, at No. 1O3 Bowery. when
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Gountrp prUpsrrp 90 fst.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES mt GARRl-
~ SONS opposite Vest Point Address FlsHkILL
SAVINGS BANK, F1shEin, n. Y.
FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, N. IA
II desiranle dwelling ~ rooms furnished. hve minutes
from depot from September owner viii board WIN
tenant desired. Address "A. NJ DOUGhEhIas ia brV@A
ST., Newark, n. j.
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RECORDED LEASES.

HAL. Rowland NJ and others 10 Henry J. Pershall
No pos 2dave, years and months. at annual
Hesse Henry 10 Louis Ober No 32l Grandst,3 years,
90 annual rent OF
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In tho matter Of the application Of the ag
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE con
PANY.
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In the matter application Of the AttorneyGenera ag
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Ferris Clarence % John Lynes trustee etc 81
Kildare William Emma Hume and another SO,OOt
New York Life Insurance Company TO Merritt TIM 81 oo
Setter Pbnp u 10 James Blair 1880
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In the matter Of the application Of the AoneyGenra agt
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
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GUI0N LINE, .,..,,.,,,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 80, n. r., Zoo OF kngst -
WISCONSIN, .TU ESDAY Sept II. a. m.
WYOMING .................TU ESDAY. Oct J. a. m
NEVADA. OcI u h'
NJ lNrANA Y IA ~
MIsCO BIN 'ba wv "
To- These steamers built OF iron, In waterueht cel'
parments and are shed with requisite 20 make
The the Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
ing hath ROOM smOklngroOm, drawing ro0n piano ana "
bTry surgeon steyardess and caterer ON
each steamer The deck thus nsuring
those greatest all Injuries at perfect ventilation and
light ..-..-, 40, -. 49,.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 staterooml $50 TO ssU
INTERMEDIATE, $40 STEEkAGE SO
OFFICES, NO. 20 BRO ADMA1. ,,v,o,,
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MORRISTOWN, y; J.
house from the LIST OF October for SIX or eighteen
&C. furnace hot and cold water gas ana carriage mouse
stable with water; well located with large grounds Address
HOUSE. Box 90, Post Office. MOrristoWD, ~ j.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Amend BERNARD and wife to Christian Ziegler, W
Iudow.sL II Of StantOn-st years. 500
bradley sSsoy aay OF 4oSsf years. 100
Same same, No 80 Park-ave, years l5'O
Burns Louisa and husband TO sarah Taylor, No 10
WashngtOn-st year ON
Ledger George NJ and vie 10 the General synod OF
ihe Reformed Church i'm America, n 4thst. " OF . =.
AveB, years -. wv
LINK Hs SeaT 10 oo'riea Vo..e n -. sO
Mcdonald John and wife 10 Charles ii Mailing, ~
l46tb.st, W Of Clifton ave, years. y
RoseDstein, Frederick and wife 20 w KOdman Wins .
low = 79th-st. $40 II Of lst-ave. month ..... ~
Schafer. Peter and wife 10 the Mutual Life Insur-
aBce Company, No l1OS 2dayc, 10 months. ....-- TO
s'e9Fs E van Rpo1d nRa "a TO-
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SUPREME COURT.
- In the matter Of the application Of the Acknowledgement
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
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Gitn prouerrp 90 Eet.

UIU IJIUpLLIU NU LbE'
A small private family having more room 9T
FTRNISUF 10 genial party second and OF ths
third door Of Their MODERN BROWN SrONE HOUSE
Apply To- 343 W. y2D-ST, ADJOINING CENTRAL PARK.
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
and unrnished IN desirable locations with all eonyen'
fences to by HALL NIXON broadway, corner 5stst
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-Six and ten
rooms in good order all cOnyenenees; az reasonable
rents Apply JANITOR 5lS East 79thst OF If1OuhS
Building.
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Gountrp Real estate for Sale.


A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME for SALE
N at Fnderne 80 large house; plenty shade fruits
Oi all great abundance hne location near depoti
one hours ride from New York City Apply 70 WILLIAM
MACKAY Flnderne, Somerset Co., n. j.
At TARRYTOWN-FaTm and Hudson River
n property Pale at greatly reduced ptces Address
PURDY e BRoWER. 100 Main-st.. Tarrytnwn. N n
HUDSON RIVER, opposite POughkeepsle.-
Large farm, completely stocked price 500 per acre
rutland & WHITING. BeekmaD-st.
GALE or EXCHANGE, at Newport X. l.,
y about 40 acren WITH splendid ronI, for prop
New-YOrk. Philadelphia or vicinity Aouiess a ne
524 Grand-si. n. Y.
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Gitp Real gsrats for Safe.

GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
u CHARLES WARN, practical carpenter and builder
2O3 East 3Gth-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Ju6IrnCrcn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

A NNOUNCEMENT.- opportunity; ten
N writing lessons So so; bookkeeping &c Apply to-day,
ParlOrs No. 2l East 14thstr GOLDSMITH
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

The American Government has expended
for freedmon's schools 1911, ,225 AZ.
The study of the German language is to DE
retained in the St. Louis schools The vote OF the BOARD
was 16 TO IL.
Nine of the public schools of San Francisco
are in direct teegraphic communication with the office
NJ the Board OF Education all the rest OF the schools
arc shortly TO be thus favored An ungraded class Is 10
be established in the city for the benefit OF those pus
who come from the country schools, Where thy nave
had little training and study in those branches that are
Taught here for those who from sickness Otherwise
are kept out of school great portion Of the tme thus
losing the training of graded class for those wEo nave
no ATTITUDE for the studies taught in the grades Tor
those whose parents cannot afford to send them 10
long and who anxious to get an education that wiz
be OF everyday when they so out INTO inc worm,
and for those who have become lsiless ana dslhceu
to study, in whom another system of studies might
awaken some interest.
Superintendent Harrington, of NewBedford,
says that arithmetic unwarrantahy favored "nuer
the old system Of education in the public SCHOOLS
in The first place occupied from third to nan OF 'he
school time-flchng opportunity from other Dranches
of equal or greater vauo-and in the secOnd pce' ls
service the mind greatly mislnterpreteo SO 'h
large part of the labOrious taskwOrk it exaced was
msappied and abortiye. For in addition TO those uses
OF the study which no one will call IN question: 1t was
supposed TO he OF inesmable advantage as an insru
mentality the discipline OF the reasoning powers.
little study and less observation would have shown lis
pretensOns in this respect 10 be utterly uutouhdeo
Every prominent meapbysican who ever discussed the
subject has asserted that intellectual pursuit tends 10
cultivate smaller number OF faculties In more I'm
tied manner Ordinary sagacity indeed can easily dis
cover that mathematical reasoning does not relate to
cause and effect at ALL while its demonstrations are en-
tlrely different from the steps Of logical syogsm In
affairs of fe moreover, there Is always an element
Of uncertainty TO be taken into consideration when
solving practical problems and the best exercise OF tue
reasoning powers manifested in wisely managing this
element Now no such uncertainty pertains to the
mathematics Its conclusions follow inevitably ana
exactly from their premises.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
DrookInu Dropertp 60 fet.

1Dc CARROLL-ST., near Court -st.-The 3.
$50 story stone basement and brick house In first
class order. VIII be rented low to good tenant Apply to
4. CORNELL, "a COurt-st.. BTOOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
aurtion Sales of Real estate.
VHE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
pUnL1c SALE OF LOTS MAY %, 1873.
WESTMINSTER PARK.

PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS MAY 22, 1873
The grounds Of the WESTMINSTER PARK ASSoClA-
TION Wells Island. Alexander Bay are now al ont Po
paratory public sale OF lots on WEDNESDA1 Ine Esu
day of MAY 1873 The Park will be open 10 pubic exan
ton for two before the day OF SALE ana maps VIII ps
furnished rites The lots are TO be appraised ana Sou
they will be sold the Highest bidder Terms OF payment
~ Der cent down and remainder quarterly instments
OF 35 per ce from sale. Parties purchasing lots Will
be carried the Rome WATERFOWL ana ORens0ng anu
Utica and Black River Railroads Z: H. FOWLER, ~ d..
Uuc1, n. Y, President.
r. c. COLLINS, Theresa, n. Y. Sc 'retary.
WILL BE SOLD at public auction on TUES
w DAY, April 30, at I o'clock D. M on the premises;
the Home Farm Of the late Orsamns VIII nd Esq III SUI
River Vilage In the town Of Harvard. Mass consisting
about Go acres Of land Of which WOODLAND The mouse
is large very convenient and In good order
the barns are nearly aud IN good repair the land has
been best OF cultivation f)r the lat iorty years
and upon 10 a great variety Of fruit trees. Mr Wlhtu
wen the landlord OF the once famous
Hotel NewYOrk CITY, and about 40 years ago seec Ell
healthfuness and beauty OF the locaoh
his future residence - =. -,
The farm highlands cast Of the Nashua River
the valley OF that delightful stream III - on
the main the village church. school post ONCE
Ne and only about five minutes the depot from
which their ~ direct communication three times day. with
both Boston, and s in respects one OF the
most desirable residences in Worcester County.
sold by direction OF the heirs fOr the
Of settling the estate
Terms made known at time oI sale. - -
AUG. j. SAWYER Executor.
Harvard, Mass, April 8, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
DECopDEnIEAGI
paker pichord ia William / Daylson and p ] McCar

Baker Richard, 10 william Dawson and p ] McCar.
rim, n cor 3daye and slstst, years, AT annual
...- s. .-- o.
IOew Charles r., To District Grand Lodge no ], q Is
Is, 40 gDS 81 ave OOdgerOOm and use OF ballroom
l3nghts), year.
O'Douohue Timothy, 10 samuel and Thomas III
French. No - East ! lth.st cd hOOr), years, 40
Protestant Episcopal Society for Promoting Rel gi0n
etc. to John LuiZ, No l3l Hudsonst, u years.
rent ~
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Brennan. Michael and wife, TO william A Caudwen
awe. years sll 800
a s. OF iii6aTc r W." years $500
DUfE ho iStiisi. Geto i.'1' $4,000
Fasscrt. Charles and wife, TO Michael VongeTChten,
Ave.A, 81 Clin-st t93d Ward) years .-.... $50
i' 2i.t SG"ti II. W Of IsaSe 1000
the EmigTant lnduatflal Savings Bank
Manhattan dots nos 10 and l2ll year...... 1000
savins AtSTncy st. OF Riynsons year 10000
Kellogg. Francis W. and wife. 20 Hcrycy Leonard, No
GJ West JOth-t, OOOO
Kelly, Thomas and vile. To John Conway, = j2d' 49,
II, 81 lOtiyaye months OOO
Kcut John. To Lena Kahn, MadisOn-st, OF Mar 90
kctst . years o'VoV
Hls''e - 70 5000
Wsstsi' cor Charic,st ycar..,..'...".a. 1000
Klttman. August, and wife, 90 the Emgrant Indus
savings Bank. No JUl CanaS. 3OOO
Trustee etc. 10 50 scuhst, GOOO
whitney, James X. to the Continental Insurance
Company. ground In 2ith Ward part Of the Whit 80 .
Ustatel, ZJ,UOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Brann Mary 10 Augustus r Giender .......... S2,7O0
Iiuo Charles y 10 Emma Anderson .......... lO4OO
Nauss Wendolu ir to Henry q Nauss ......... lO5UO
same 10 same 5000
10 ntor l9 etc 4 " i .1a'' w. ..... 1000
Pizet Paul 10 Casimir 1000
White Alfred W, TO Albert Jube b.5OO
Wlgglns Frank r, 10 Walter Oakley y...............-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
FAN Schools.

VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular courses, years
Graduate course flor degree of Dell yeais Iall ter
opens sept 2G. Address Prof WANLAND, NeW'HaVen'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Qeaener5.
ALI, wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
"a address Amer Educational Union" 767 Broadway Nl
Mutual introducing ran in every state Estaolsheu lS11
ELOCUTION, Mathematics, Classics, English
IL branches taught country. cry; experts hOm l"e
and Harvard. Address Il, World building.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 30 UnlOn-square,
h Engagements made for teachers SCHOOLS
supplied with hrst-Class INSTRUCTORS ANNA
RANDALL-DIEHI, Manager
MRS. MITCHELL, having returned from
vi Europe resumes her agency. Families and schools su
piled with competent American and foreign gent men ahu
taiy teachers information TO families and parties
going 10 Europe good nguss desire to ACCOMPANY
families cngagemementsi correspondence WIN nest
agencies in Europe. TEACHERS BUREAU o. "'St 0O'I
Hours. 10 TIL l.
PREACHERS of ability and experience sup
Piled good positions. Now Is the time 70 Apply l9r
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. 7. C0TEsWORIH i:s,la piNCh,
NEN : Agency supplies teachers with positions AppcauOh
form for stamp Supplies SCHOOLS and families WIN cOpe
instructors without Charge 30 Cnonsq 4tha'esueb
~ Y.
TEEACHERS of known ability ana character
promptly provided for families schools coeges reliable
teachers wanting next session should apply now
forms for stamp J.W SChermerhorn, scc 80 t. l4thsNl
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

IN from the ages Of TO IA years will be taken into p
Vae family be educated with own three sons the
course studies will he TO Do found in any st
class school teacher will be lady Of twelve years
penence practical and successful teacher location less
fbap oueaf mile site Of the old ST. JOsephs College
health will find this superior health resort
board washing tuition per term Of eleven fun weeks sou
advance For particulars address Mrs NJ
g. KANE st. JOseph's. SusquehanDa County, Penn
Il. SWIM open April 23 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Gelp n1nnte0

A GENTLEMAN out of employment, who
~ well and fIvoraby known in this city may learn OF
references TO Box
Gg5 New York Post Office salary will be paid the
right man.
w WANTED-YOung Protestant girl for house,
w work, in the country. with reference. 4l2 4thaye
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Silnutlpns UnnIeo-- mdlcs.

ALL families, hotels restaurants and board
- ing houses IN the city or supplied .nl Win
IoGS'aI G or oaUc % ils nS W Scotch fisn German sWed
ish &C., all at reduced Tsgfs ~ keegIT wv HOUSE
los Gth.aye, near 9thst.
NOACHMAN.-By respectable protestant
- scocinan single Who sTepcas s show can
fssR sso ay aoErS9MnA CGASCMAN = ESt'i5 SIS so ~ "
COACHMAN.-By a SOBER steady single man
~ careful groom ana colchman Of good exp, rience al
ways respecu and objection TO make himself use
obligng IN city or country has EG oeS % rIsp Ion
dua carriage warerooms No 312 BrOome-s',
COACHMAN-By n Scotchman irst-class
" man thorough horsemap. careful driver compcItnt
trustwortyi highly recomnendea 1y nisrnss it nae
I,2js broadway. -
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a Ger
y Protestant is Wiling to make himself GyffH On m
S7"tTpa g. TIiDanc JpoSh HSoS once oace gsS BROADWAY.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By Protestant
ne,, m% and T8 cainScs sSa GnTcr lived Win
be Ss saeis in% y ni S Ss yWls T!a & '' employer
COACHMAN and GR0OM-A respectable
young man nsS m sr % S anS Of e5
and cSrriascs; willing and obigng; strictly icmperatej
good driver . Giy or e2R can a ia:n W e pT prate
.SliS"''' siaSls Address o"N"AE9 i0- ~e.' 'y'I' p-
GARDENER, &c.-By young swiss Prot
gs'P c as s3asF P9a m eas@T iSaeR%a CITY Or
GARDENER, &c.-Dutch Protestant PAIR, two
~ ehere9 with place in The S9gn,ry 6.s m1p rGrG g2G.Sr
YIN be found wiling and oblinng wife good baermaser
i reqqired very well rccommended cottage preferred Ad
VALET or TRAVELLING SERYANT.-lIy
FIench who ten years Of upeHeeP,lon19sI ref
fSuT' tribune ONO Once .i iSs5 BroadSSy D - r
WAITER.-A young man, reliable sober
w willing and obigng q, waiter in private family
to GO TO the country references from st employer Ad
dress D. H. Tribune Uptown ONCE No, I,E3s bLoadNhy
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

A PHYSICIAN and his wife without children)
N will into their family two young persons, 20 be
for and educated Address o. Box 94l Providence
IL
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YORK CITY.


R%r! Rr.t 255 24gl5st fa mo 15OO
7s,hst ~ 30 m IL Of 2dave i7GxiGS2 $500
surance society Of the United states cor 4th n ooo
,n ave ana SotS SayG " % q; s5hst 2ox70 1900
GarTey, Isabella and Andrew j. hsr husband to vii.
s Han ac6S 10 De gSresI cor 1uu
Gunson Amon and & PGtsr HRafy sHeG&5Or; N a e f.
iTi,sSst Eo =. ."" imam -. 10000
Herdi Philip anI wife, Jacob sta, ie9thst ooo
ISL e Of Fuonave 2Oxl03 IRREGULAR; 1000
A'TT ave-. = 75Sft Of isthst 25x95, $4,000
AoPt' ST. W e. Isl It Of BleecEerst 25x ~ 5000
Same same, 1873 SprlngsL 25x65 ....:..:., 5000
cor iG1ha!e and Gsh,st Ioo5xit0.'.', $4,000
Ionave, s. G65 II Of lGin ST. 20X75....... 1880
Muller charles ard VIE % NaIietla Howard
MuTlt, AI6etJ 70 Magdasna SLyG MGa16 IvInstOns
Murat. Mas'lalena to Albert j MGrlt, sierinslws
100 Of y@StHGps1 %5Sip9 II AID also sheriff
son 30trsi $ los ft ct 2daye S5xI0O 80. 1000
iO2 2....s. 1000
hall pirt, Essex ste 4, $50 It Of RyiDgtonst,
same 10 same. one.haif part 5ihsj n s. It's IT Of
2dav" 2jx97 and also Chrystiest, Lot No
NossrT, August l. and VIE to Amac Ludwig, No
''.'." 10000
sutancr SOC Of the L :, MoTseave :, Morrsa.
ola, dots No ~ and IiG, irregular ;;o,;:,. $3.50
8 225 Il q Of ilthaye. 2jx9s 1895
stc. i2thave and iSjdsi e iotsi -, 100
u.s. Isl Il e eV Of 2ds9c 75xi05. ... $4,000
7sihist'ss rs # " OF l0h'aye, 5UxIOO....'. 1000
Gymn. 2sRst. i95 Il Of 3daye 25I..'. 1890
ST. s. 127i2 II Of stantonst, 20 jREs7' 275
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Brookpn Real Gstate for Sale.
TOR SALE-IlOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
u southeast corner clinton and Grecneayes; one OF the
desirable properties house and about seven lots
splendid opportunity for builder desr0us OF ac
quirug residence this beautiful avenue. MACCREERf
l92 Broadway, Room ., New York
TOR SALE or TO LET-Dweling houses No.
- WilOW.st, and l79 WilOughby-st building No l55
Remsen. ST.; suitable for school or business offices.
GORDON l.. FORD, 07 ClarR.st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Ohio & Miss
100. be . liza
Morris Il Essex
2OO.-.bc s9H
Mo Kan a Teas
200. be Sc
Bur cedar X & "
100. be. 3lS
Chic & Alton
100. be. ES
Kansas paclee
loo. be- ~
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEW-1OKK, Wtu1csuuJ' hPIII IT, 10'.'
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom TODAY:
Bu Hiqh " Camp. -
8 4story brown stone buildings with lots, NOS III
a1,e a1a rs. 90 oth COZ
Bv Louis Mesler.
plot aV9 ga avsA cor Oh oo. 1G5OO
] 3story and basement brown stone house win lOI
Sf S4 s,IS q East raae sIGS ss y Oh 1900
BIZ G. J. LBOn.
I Sstory brown stone house with lot No $40 West
421ss RScs 40 1t oi ioave lot 1000
By r. n. Warren e. Co.
3.st0rv and basement Drown stone house with iot,
psS 6ITi rnon trust Co u $500
IN Richdrd !. HdTaett
story frame with plot OF land \ West l5Ith-
st. 500 It OF WashingtoD-aqe 50xl0Oxj Ox7S6x o. M,
lOOXl1l2; Nj Garner. o'O%"
iCs 5 Is Tesl Ensbab ra5bnrs 1 o. ei0 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Gitn Real gslaie for Sale.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property rsclass house Qn feel 49tEst be-
tween 9TH and Gtlayes W. II. WELLS No. 5j Lbery.st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
A TR CE SHARK STORY.

1t may not be generally known that In
that playful marine acrobat, the porpoise,
the shark possesses an implacaSle enemy
that will permit no intrusion on its feeding
grounds. The writer first learned this
fact from two old and experienced fisher
men when out on fishing excursion one
lovely August day off Squan Beach, New
Jersey. 1t came out in the course of
story. which is here given as it was told III
the boat.
The fishermen were serious and quiet
men, watchful and ready; and noticed
that they not only used no profane ex-
pressioEs themselves, but appeared to be
annoyed and distressed at the occasional
strong expletives that escaped me under
the exasperating excitement of losing a
fine fish from the hook after hauling 1t to
the surface Somewhat surprised at de
meanor ] had not been accustomed 10 IN
toilers of the sea, | asked them at last u
any thing was the matter. Iney repheo
very respectfully that, as religious men,
they felt panied by any thing Approaching
the sin of profanity, and that II l would
listen they would tell me the story of then
remarkable delivereDce from death, which
resulted in their conversion. II was a.
| follows
'sSome ten years ago VS. we're hard drink
ers, sweareIs wild surf men, and fisher
men. We never entered church, ant
/ cared neither for God nor Satan.
On fine Sunday morning in August
! 1867, we started az daylight for This vei,
reef of rocks. With plenty OF bait, W
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
Taco Beautiful Murderesses.
THE STRANGE CLEw TO a MYSTERIOUS AS
SASSINATION.

At an early hour in the morning of the
18th of May, 1917, the inhabitants of St.
Denis, one of the suburbs of Paris, were
startled by the discovery that the corpse of
an aged woman had been found in the Rue
Vaugirard, the only aristocratc aud the
most quiet street of the place, under cir
cumstances which left no doubt of the fact
that she had been murdered
She was taken to the Town Hall, and
exhibited to public view Just as she had
been found.
The corpse was almost entirely naked.
Only part of a fine cambria chemise COW
cred the upper part of the body. Her head
was terribly bruised, apparently by the
blows inflicted by some blunt instrument.
From the shriveled condition Of her skin,
atfl from the fact that she had but a fex
teeth left in her mouth, it is evident that
at the time of her death she must have
been at least sixty years old. Who was
she? And
WHO HAD MURDERED HER?
At that time even Paris had but few
clever detectives, the best Of them having
been dismissed on account Of the services
they had rendered to the Emperor Napo-
leon the First. Hence, it was not TO be
wondered at that for two days no clew to
the perpetrators of this crime was found.
The corpse of the murdered woman was
buried early on the third day, and it was a
I truly strange coincidence that at the same
] hour there WAS furnished to the authorities
/ of ST. Denis information which enabled
! them in the course of few hours to ferret
/ out who had committed the atrocious
! crime.
/ 1t was letter addressed to the Commits
/ sary of Police that furnished this importan,
! information. No narue was signed to the
! letter which read as follows:
If you will 60 to the young ladies'
boarding school at Bevernay, you will FIND
out who the murdered woman is, and, i
you are sagacious enough. also her assas
SINS They are at the house"
THE CoMMIssARY OF POLICE
Immediately repaired to the place indicated
where he was received by Mime. Chestnay
the principal of the school. tie said L
Mime. Chestnay:
''Is there an aged woman missing from
this house ?''
'An aged woman ?' she exclaimed
owe had only one aged woman bere-m,
housekeeper, Mile. Sustenne. She Is nov
on visi: 10 her sister in Normandy"
"When Gid she leave ?"
"Three days ago"
''Can you ell mo what kind OF a chemis
she wore at that time !?
The lady looked at him in surprise.
Then she said
Mile Sustenne was always very parti'
ular about her underclothes. She nev6
wore anything but very fine cambria cheu
: ises.
''How about her teeth ?''
, Monsieur ?"