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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Aus Der S6uIfIbe. 9sbrer: ,9iebs
atnbsr! gBrr farm mir iassu. ME sissntli1 bas
Wrrtbtn .SrOe' gsidriebtn pire? nit psiHsm
b cher NIT i6arfsm T."
Iae aineer bIi.beu mdu56snl tiQs, nur eer
flsins Sanni, habintsn in Der Ode. ,sist Tram m
nit benz Singer.
.S5! iebt 8inesr, ME teiS6msne sas fur eu&
ale il, pa5 Der flsine 6auni sub has rp9 lasen
mue unp nun, 5annttsn, msin 8ine, mas
tpsiBt ru rtnu z
Sannt Fano auf unb fabr raiS b raus (: rMii
alrn gsietn :"
,,9Bie eas Ssnu 2"
Da i6auts DAMMIT nit ft Sun,slutsr assl
bpGpi6tssr Misne einise Sefunben finntns
mad Der Stabsnpste u. lasts: ,9Bsun ras 8rps.
Ssrr Stuasbrsr, bart ssbaden, pann tpirb % mil
bartsi / ssItrisbtn, ptnn es absr peif gsbGdsn
ill., Sann pirS % nit tpsi&sm B ssitriebtn !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Der Rattsuinssr.-Su sin Boarding.
baus, has pOn elmer Wiitpf ssbaltsn, fam zines
ASsnss Gin 3ramp unp S~srIansts GlIsn UNI
Habtquartisr. siuf bic 5rass, Oh sr aud @elp
babe, antp0rtstc or fcpfltititlne
n9br bait assr F&sli@ &attsn i'm Saufs
Ma'm z"
80, i$rtdli9 piels!"
,.Well mann" iasts Der Sramp, lid made
GuS sinsn SSrItlas i: i'd i5last gu5 ale &at.
ten TN Sauft tpet unp Sbr sttt mir atsnstfsn,
Ra6tauartisr uns 8riblfid"
L. Die 6raa trflGrts i8 mad tinissm !35sern nil
BEN gorltlase einssrfdueeu. Der tramp or.
bislt Gin sutsS Hadtsltu unb Quarter.
Rad BEN Grabaid iaste CT Der ~8Oarsinsbaus.
tpirtbin, he iult nit itm mad Ger yars ssbtn.
bort nabn, Der Sramp tinsr sroBtn i9ptrtn
Stcd, isSts lt mittsn in bic gars unb risi tsr
t~rpartrusseOl iufsbsnesn 9aaciaep ,u:
well ma, m, nun briuet Cure Staten =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Gin etpifienbafter 9eri6t. Sn
elmer Der lsBtsa Sisunssu Der bslsiltsn Rammer
Der atssUrenstsn srlansts elm Sans in seu Saal
unp mabts ft untsr bic SiBs. Mitten In Der
Rsht sineS AbssVrpnstsn ing or on ~ bsulsn
uub rNuree nab elmer furssn Sase Dor bic Iblrs
ssisSt. Der isnparapbti&s StriSt ssrjst&uei
nun an Ter StrQs, no Der Steiner eur1 ben
Suub unterbrp&sn purSt: ,,SsQsa auf msb.
rersr YInfeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

@prtmansel. Iusldntsr; .Msin Ssrr
Sis psrpsn MIDI itbr ssrbinStu, psnu Gle mir
cine 6rase bsintportsn rpatss. Sbre Spra6s
III bod 70 reid an @ortsr (; 'pis fpmmt 90 nun,
eab sic fsin Wort babsn, has i'm GsssniaS ~
,,Darlf" baIelbe auspriidt, mas ,.latt" 3u., Dun.
GER, beSeiGnet o. Dsutiter IGdslnS : Der
@runo In isbr sinfad. Wir Dsuti9sa fSnnsu
,ppbl unisrn Sunssr ifiasn, uns l~Ittissn, ; absr
ben Durit - ne, Der III inner sprbanssu :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Bur 3ea6tui1g.

Stpss,u sure ser erse.a 9rfpls. ptI6sn I'D, strmSss
ftintr .~gDtriurss. Arar Der Samburssr Sruatbss pen
Or. Musuh apnis tn ten aaHlen Bsrdntettn Staattu
trrunssn bat. stHia9tH seRtHsulss QlsnfStH. ttuidstu
na6suatmtn ure Ten etuitn fAie6is 9ulaumenIesuns In
ahnliatr 8upatuRs uaa nit s~taftlben @thraHSs. auptt.
iunstn anipiapinetln. Gde aaf carer put
Or. auaa1 SoIis'5 Sambursrr BruHtbee
ptrt nur In Original padsten, Yrtis 25 Gents,
pber faaf padstt 81, s~trtauft, IN In aasu Mps-
tbsftn su babsn oeer Tirb rad Gupfana pts
prsiiss frti mad alen 3bsiltn Der gsrsinigtsn
Staatsn %psriaupt. Nan abrtiHrs;
u. Soselsr s. Gp.,
Baltimore, WS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

u. Ia isbsn Sic tiumal Der, mas fur cine
bibi&t ntus grinSuns bas IN; bisis Stibls farm
man ,ulammtnf6lassn.
.. Uas. bic Grfnsuns nsnnsn cir ntu ?
Da bat mir i1on msin @ra6sattr srSablt. sa6 CT
IN ieinrr Sussne ttim Sirl&pirts siamal al.
Stiblt ,uiammtnssiblassn babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Gin altfatboI. prstisr in Der Sdpti,
lpltt sinsm Spetsn bic StanbrtSs balt,n. Or
bssann aIio; ,,eitts SriiStr anb 8rsunetl Ginias
fprettn ron benz gsrforttnsu gut antsrs Idls@t.
SaGtn mir ibn. mic &C II, une ssbsn jum QsiSsn.
lbniaus. Mnsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
a gentur

far sa s srsstsa DamYh3ihs. gsmpasntuE rae sus a.
9dsIiat nbfabrt. a.
Sauaburs. ameriianil&s etnit f6 Gambter.
@prb.T tuti&sr 9loyb, Bremen &c Damptsr.
&unare Finite, 9ipepepl u. Gatrsr. 16 Eamptsr.
@sb Star etnt SDampir.
pc danftret bon yaHastrtn, bt ID In ben Ittttn IS
Saertn aut ettfeu Dampfnn turlbu unb btnittr frttrt
babe Hns stt bette qmpftbIuns unb tabta nr has 6uirassn
Setnu 8rsunst stf&ut.
Sn gerbtnbuns NIT Sbissm, fisqs i'd
We4isl auf alle Saaptffabte @urOpa's cls.
G~tienbabu 8 9i6ets
nae aasu 9auptadbttu Gmtriias uub gdItfprata's ibHnta
ben eauien Zee In menr Office ~ ben rtetlniststn YrdIsn
edauft ptretn; u ~ nt&t n6ttts I'D suf ben Dtpss bic
Ritptn ttnasteu % Iaatn.
GrunbeisentbuH (REAL ESTATE,
Cine srsgs auspabl bs teatn etast.siatutsuns. ME
sra Barmtn rns Observation-Disclosures iRs BET MIR fts ~ Ten
g~haetsasn 1shtnsnnssu 10 tabtu unb efa8t. ID lttta, Der
its 0de Tn Gtsenthun a6c unb sertnnSrinstuh auLetu
ph. mtiut aiAtn ~ prafu.
Cdr anIesure psn gapuaiitu ptrs aaf a9t.a, Eus 70 uas
udff esret aetrsstn.
gttsr aiene.
&oll 9tea u,
Rautbrttts, Svsstbttn, ntba antu sfalsEtu Dstas, utn
pubtn aufs phnftii&at btfsrsL
ctaes, Gds BON poain urt 5. Strats,
DUBUQUE, low
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
@arann 81!

gts Sbr DR.. gusuf aSnis's Samsursr ia.
milisa. Rssisinsu fault, IaBt guS bon Gursm
apptbsisr Ubsr Saaslsr bic Namsus. llnttri&rift
BON u. 0oseler s So. ssissa. tamit Sbr
niat bar& i&Is&ts @~a&abpunssn bstrsssn
msrbtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

S]tbsIarsit. Der Yranntpsin IN ssin
sr5etsr 6sins, SansmiSsl", lasts Elm @siai&er
~ tinsn 5runfsntplp. ,,@9, botpiirsissr Strr,
iast btnn bic bsiIiss S&rift ni&t, mir ioasn bic
6tinst Iisbsn! !" ,Das IN pabr; fs iast aser
ni&t baB mir fs bsruutsrialudtn ~iulfn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

8sittr: Dieter Bss fdbrt mad @sSssbtrs
ni&t wabr ?"-,Wd. bo bate CT am sb,te WSf
linis afriass miT."- &siter sllo mub ID
,uriidrritn2 - Bauer, yDa. % nit nSbpia
britbt ct pGbb nor GROIN, sann fSnut ibr misss,
pPrp6brts risst."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Gin Sarssr tifer pieerfein
II. Bel Der an, lsslsn Samfaa in R . n d II.
gel bel Ssisslbsrs fatissbabtsn Siirssrmsifer.
rsabl fam, pis Der .Seieslb. 3ts, mitsstbeilt pirS ,
rim WabI3sttsl nit frlssnpsm Snbalt aus Der
Urine
@r run girssrm.ifsr isi, III mir 70 ,iemli&
~einerIti,
Har iol CT i'm @tpiftn rein, Strniiftis, trtu unb
tbrlid fsin.
Spa rsSIiS senfsn, rnsni&Ii& fiblsn, gen giras.
nt6t ben @robbanns ipislsn /;
Sca SrOnuus lieSsn, Iuaens plsssn, ni9t Seine.
i&aft ftiren. 9umpsn beseu,
Sca lcrgsr, fparen iussemsiu, unS Stesm
1rtnne unp Batter iein,
Ssrtrdsli6, freunbli6, sutssfinut ME pad're
Sirsermtifsr Tnb. -
@snn 70 or it, ME i'd tsnsnnt CD sr lutbtrii&
fh btfennt.
Sb nIttaibrIiit Ossr nsu-. in mir sslL. i'd blsib'
ibm :reu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
u n t c g.
Aufsebot unb xraunne obne
Gtnfpruh.

Gin alter S6iTs.Gapitdn bate ,um siaensn
8sbrau6 in fsinsr Gaiit. tinen 8orb nit fsinem
gSetn iteben nne fanb, bab me6r earan feblie,
als CT sttrunftn bate. Sein gsrpatt fiel auf BEN
S1tHstungtn, Der am mtilfen in Der Gaiate ,u
tbun bate. I'm nun bintsr bic Wabrbsit III fcni-
men, rerbatg IT ih In Der Hebeafammsr iur
3stL ba tther ben Slid bsden mubte. Ter Sunse
fam, ofrrt6tsts ieine SADIE unb gina bann iber
ZEN aorb Der, aatnt cine 8lai6s bsraus unb
laefs rSan bon SSrfsu, p~sbircis aug 8ott,r.
ean1, TT esptlligt nit Supsfrau 6 laret(8ran.
iefl9er HotbipttnL gebirbis aus Spurgoane iih
3l ssrtbelttsn, unb pirb hermit ,un eriftu,
atpsttsn une brittsn Wale aufssboien, uno ruenu
feline Sinreoe sff6tebt. foQ BIZ. Srauuua aleit
bier Dor i6 seten.~ Stsrauf tranf er bic Sla,
itt tn einissn 3iistn lssr unb mari ie ,um Nsn-
Fer binaus. DIR Captain rief mad Gid. BEN
Sunssn aufs Seresd, uatbsm CT It nit einem
tti1tisen Gnbe S@iHstau psrieben bate. San
lagts CT, lid babe etpas 9uiisss Dor, i'd min
bio Ssrtstrabten, . - rSp," perItste Ser Sunae
une nna6te sroBs guseu, ais CT eas Stiid Eau
tab. rSa," antpcrts.e Der Captain, bore nur
fttn in.' Run fns er an : ,@esenrGrtiaer, San
BON Sorfsa, sebirtis aus &otterbam. fol nit
Sunsftr Barbara Grips, ssbirtis aus Ru6lant,
eopnlirt trerben, uub nun pire bssbaIb hermit
gum trtsn, anbtru uub brtiten @ale aufasbo.en,
unb tnsnn feline Ginrtse ssiHisst, foa bic 9rau.
ur1s ioslti1 Dor nd ssbsn.~ Sisrmit bob Ct ben
Urn aut. am bic 1rauuns ju polsisbsn. ,5alt,
9apttdn J" risf Der Sunss I'D tbu. GinIpru&.,
-sgBas. S&urfe!" antrportste bitisr, ,,baf tu
r1ttnsn Wein ni&t ssioHsu 2"-,Sa," psrfeBte
Der Sunss. .,psnn ft absr has piF.n, 70 miFtn,
is aub pt6sn. sab Gass in stbSrissr arbnuns
eei@sbtn tn. Warunt babsn fs fsinsn Ginipru&
sstban, ME Jest 2 70 bate bic Srauuns unterblei.
ben mihsn." DIR Captain muBts ibsr ben Ginfaa
!atsn. nNun, pisiss Wal mag ss Dir seG4enft
istn, absr i'd fass Dir, ME pisssr an Sunsfer CID
ret ju Stnfsn, font wirb Ssins 5rauuna nit Der
5unsftr Strips 10 feisrIi6 pca,cssn wrrssn, ba6
ru 3~sttlsbsns an ben Sp&isitstas senfsu loaf !"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
ENGLISH IYVESTMkNTS ~ AMERICA.
A NEW LOAN AND MORTGAGE COMPANY IN LONDON
HOW IT EXPECTS TO REAP PROFITS IN THIS
COUNTRY

A NEW LOAN AND MORTGAGE COMPANY IN LONDON
HOW 1T EXPECTS TO REAP PROFITS IN THIS
COUNTRY.
In several of the London newspapers re-
Gently received the formation Of a company, known
as the American Freehold Land Mortgage Company. s
commented upon. IL is stated that the Corbn Banking
Company Is to its American agent Austin Corbin,
the president OF the banking company bearing his name,
ia now on his way home from England, having left New
York for London about October 1s His brother, D. C.
Corldn was visited recently by TRIBUNE reporter.
who requested MIN 20 give what Information he felt
willing to impart regard 70 this new company Mr.
Corbln complied readily aud made a statement sub
siantially as follows:
The American Freehold Land Mortgage Company is
organized in London under the English laws and IL
composed of prom nent and wealthy EDglshmen Ihey
wrote u brother about forming such company. ana
after some correspondence he went 10 London 10 com
pletc the ofcanzatl0n onY Know 9 the MATER ON
brief letters Received from him. nut expect MN nome
soon The purpose Of the company Is to 40 just what
my brother has done Tor the past thirty years ana Just
what COIbin Banking Company was organized to do
10 oan money improved farm lands IN the West.
This Is business mat almost grew Oh ltseiI on NY
brothers hands When be lived IN Davenport Iowa. oil
friends from New England sent him money 10 invest In
secure mortgages, and ne was SO successful tna' Tue
busiuess became extensive Iwenty years ago ne
came to Newiork ana continues @ Tue s ~
here We get advantage OF the nEn l"se "a Isl
maid in the new States and exercising prudence ana
care have few farms thrown on our hahdH some or NJ
r nine v.r ago Ne gland relation Was formed
for the PURPOSE with headquiI'frS NJ ouO
Tnrt agenf The capital Is $500 900, and good
dividends have been paid every year. ,Ann About
NV, vrurs AGO q similar company was FORMED
~ nrgh with capital of II, 900 OO0-a part only
~ which was paid up. The CorDn Banking Company
holds of the stock ANA acts as American ssei'
st wear that company sent committee of Tour 10 eA-
am,ns fbe management OF the company here they
vt-,frd he West and inspected many OF the farms on
% loans had been made On their return their report
49, -. favorable as 10 attract the attention OF English
capitalists and the London company - Tue n. .-a
s,ne that TIE statements 10 tae London papers arn
PTee-tEat it mas capital or 100000 with an issue
"a ao o01 The stock il all held by Dgsh capitalists
VI so,ne which NV brother holds The Corbin Bank
Inc Company will be IFS American agent ort tne com.
pany will have its Office In London ana ~ ,s H
viii he taken IN ts name as IA the case VIII 'le No"
ENGLAND and the Edinburgh companies.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

the Indian fund which he had, and for an interpre-
ter. and both were denied u.s. He left us alone.
We went To the depot and the railway people
offered to take us home. but telegram came from
the inspector and then they refused. We started
TO walk through Kansas and Nebraska, living on
raw corn and sleeping on the ground. In Nebraska
the agent had been forbidden by the inspector 20
give us food shelter but he kept for ten days.
We went so the house of Bright Eyes father and
they wrote ont our story. and il was published in
some Western papers We sent a telegram to the
President asking If he had authorized such treat
ment, but no answer ever came. When we reached
Dakota we found that the inspector and soldiers
had the people ready TO start. Standing Bear and
another chief were arrested and confined in the fort
for ten davs IN order to friRhten the people Then
the inspector called council the river and in
the meantime the soldiers collected the women and
children and we forced 70 start for the Indian
Territory. Two of my children died of exposure on
the way, and two more. including nv only sou.
after we reached there. Nearly everybody was sick
and whole families died. Now oue-third of the
tribe are dead. Standing Bear left with a party of
thirty ana tried IN get back TO Dakota. When we
reached the Omaha reservation were told that
our homes were destroyed, and they offered ms
ground and seed TO plant; settled there and
planted the fields. Then was arrested.
twas at this timeit appears that Mr.. Tibbes went
out 70 report the case, and learning the true state
OF affairs determined If possible 10 secure justice To
the Indians. He says that the words of Standing
Bear which aroused him were " | have COM
mltted no crime have done no wrong and yet
have been arrested twice and thrown into PRISON.
Does your Government do that ~
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
DECISIONS-DEC. o.

Supreme Court Cham5crs-By Judge Daniels.-
Blake agt Doolsn.Sce memorandum In the matter OF 10
Roy, etc-Ordcr granted.
sa1erior Courf-iSDccai Term-Bv Judge Sper.-
Watson at. Beilow.-se memorandum Taoer agt Van
Tasse ct al denyng motion. Avery agt Ferguson
ct approved Ehbets agt
taking approved Felt Austn.Ordered on special caen
dar Friday December 20. fak agI tbriroiar ~ At
Oricr Stllman Dckel et a-Onet on
pu uoicat0n McKhbin agt. smith granting
motion MayTe3 ag the Mayor; etc-piusr
The NewNOrk Guaranty ana Indemnify
Company alOrder reversing Judgment ana
Ordering Winn et al. agt Crosby the Nsonai
Park Bank Field Ehbets agf Bgrow Moorewood sat
SNYDER; Parks Coden stuyvesant agt nathe0si An
dcrson G0wer.-Oriers granted
Common Ptsds-Specidl IerR-Bv Judge Beach
the the accounting OF PaTkers-See meinoran
DUN file.
y Judge Van Hoesen-Blrd and another James 20 al
Report confirmed. Bird and another act James Ct al
Extra allowance granted. Secx and another agt KRAFT
al-MotiOn granted.
Marine Court -Chambers-By Judge sheridan
Tracy agt Proceedings dismissed without costs
Wlbber agt NessMOton granted and order signed Poor
acr Burridge Bishop Wilterbottom Andrews aSi
National Printing Company agr Matthew'S Muir
phy granted Hesse agt PargeO rant
by He-A-ihird party DIocerinss
dismissed >chOz agt Wyck0n-stlv granted Goidstein
agr Complaint dismissed unless terms are com
pe with CorDttt agt MrnnhOfcrM0uon denied wlt slO
cost Whitlock aRt STANDARD dene. Brock agt.
Motion denied compiled with Holt
ari Mariin-Grantes defendant stpulauns not 70 sue
Whalen agt. Quinan.-psinissed.
BY Judge Sinn0Meyer ag Giles Bernstein aat l0veni
agf Hauit Bush agt Kennedy Cohen AgI COhen-
DeCisiOus orders died.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
CALENDARS EoR MONDAY.

sgrnEE Brady ico"rs GUeH, "a 81. at
5S iSgS 81 g. go Csisnsif % vi Sa o5 j. os TO Ys III is M
l42 I4s l5i o. 1872 lG9 lIs i79 lsS lsi so sS iy9'
ls La $50 S5q Sls 5 SS 5S S 3 2ss $50 3 S S @ 'O . % -''
GESEaAL IEi-AalogTned nlIi DecemDsr ip ,oso
rEs4 % So LS% and Gpfc &
rs a7s g $50 e ss s M 5 5s S $40 500 ST. sG5 sS5 S '-
go e PEgs Ts o s o?sRs ? ass 1880 T.
1921 1910 1888, lt47 1862 lo0i l5Ol 1867 1910 loOe
Pa. Part iIfswFence open. at 1880 m-case
opens s, At 1872 1873; 1e,1 aIS9s iSss
iss 1915 1862 1862 1858 1855 LIZ LIZ S $50 7o S 100
1874 2l37 1881 2276 2277, 1880 1923. lll3a $40 O.
5s5 M i9s isss 5 1852 s54 a'G Iss5 5'P @ s.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL TERM-AdlorTnsd sne de- ae
called at II mNOs AZ. 5e. :. !. lG S2 49, SS As o4
ca5'i; C. JcSqrt or opens ene1saI a, H.
PsRr iI-Adourned until December Is. -.
2e 5os sos 57O 45s. 5.5, 800. 6s7 $40 ST. 0So SlO
COMMON PtEAs-GFvrRAL rERx-Adiournec for the term
SPECIAL rgEMVan Hoesen. J. Court opens at Il f. n
ss. sS il II 5asG g. Fl BY q b. 3D. 5f'S' opens at "
TlIAL TEm-PARr I-L4TrcmOre. Court opens NJ IL a.
m-Case on No. 2343-Kl.nc lgt. the Thru Avenue Ra
road Company No day calendar i'm
es 2s s sasi lie f s45 Igse' isSc is 4 1885, ss
M1a orEr TRIAL TgEgR4RF pa 81; TFsr lss osaa 5TcSgTt a
open. a 10 So a - aa sa4 Sss @Slo ''o' '''
PiRf ii-NcAdim.' J.-Conrt opens at 10 q Mos.
s7s s7 1901 SOL 55oi Is i 5a55 800 527O S5Is sS 5s76
as 5s as ao.s ss s5s g. g. g ss9
5,s s25i SSs 80, 4Os sg4' 40 zUo The Peoule srt
Hugh clark Charles Krschdorer James D-nnedy James
Mary Vosemer administering poison with intent to XII
% p.r t;idersleexe The People agt William Ksatnr
Barthoiome schnnek Michael Adams. homicide Michael
n scott Thomas Shea. Edward McOermOIL eIOnous as,
~on sSat ana snr Us,sry rom SOhn the pepson ~ e-1
6TSR asD rsRMSER 1.-The People ast Peitro
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
SYMPATHY WITH IRISH AGITATION.

meeting of Irish workingmen was held yester-
day ut Hamilton Park. Sxty-ninth-st. and Third
ave-, to discuss the present condition of Ireland
There were not many present Addresses were
made by z. Dowd, j. Sculy B. F. Cushman and
Others The speakers said there was cloud behind
tine present agitation which would burst as soon as
England became engaged IN war with any other
European power and would eventually result IN the
triumph of Ireland. They denounced the IRISH poh-
tlcans here. who. they said. looked Too me irlsn
vote al election time but were not IN the front
wnen Ireland wasin trouble. ParnelPs course met
with their approval. as they thought 1t would show
that moral force would never gam victory over
England. When that failed the bayonct alone was
lefr
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
HOUSES SEIZED BY TRAMPs.

Three tramps last week took possession OF an un-
occupied house at Woodbury.. L. l.. belonging to
selah Van Wvck. who became much alarmed at
their actions. They built large fires and were very
reckless cenerallv He tired to induce them 10
move on" but they fatty refused TO. go. and
seemed to entertain decidedly original ideas as to
the right of possession. La tins emergency, MI
Van Wyck applied to Officer Shadbolt, of Hunting
ton who visited the house. and, sezing the leader.
Charles Flolger took him before Justice Martort,
who committed him 10 the Suffolk County Aims
house at Yaphank. His companions then made a
hasty exit from the house. Huntington officers re-
port that the woods full of these fellows. who
occupy all the vacant houses.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
uorsr- FRONTS TrMBLIyG DOWN.

Thomas Duffy. of $50 rhird-ave is the owner
and builder of a number Of houses with brown
stone fronts in course of erection in Thrdav be-
tween One-hundred- -and-frst and One-hundred and
secoud-sts. Nos 1888, !, $40 1.s42. were enclosed
and rooted and the work of fitting up the Interior
s.as goino on Saturday. Tho buildings-hve stories
h,gb-being apparently solid and well-built- Ihe
ron pillars in the store fronts on tho ground oors
rested ON Q BRICK foundation two feet thick. a.
..JuI,hr On saturday when the ran-storn ragged
most hsrcely Officer Murtagh who was patrollins
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

his post two blocks away heard crash. The fronts
of the three houses had fallen filing an open space
dug out between their foundation walls and the
sidewalk. The sidewalks remained standing No
one was near at the time and no injury was done
except 20 the houscs The damage 20 these
amounts to about SO 600. The rain and wind were
blamed for the accident Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

"What the dickens do you call your mule
Ann fort" asked tourist Of Western teamster
Wa~ said the interrOgated Its the nigh mule or tue
par an | tux the name 0nt'n the scripter-An ngh
ass "-fPikes' Peak Pew-Opcner.
A POsER-Maud Mamma, where do peo-
nile 20 10 when they die ~ Mamma; on, you must
not ask such questions. dear YOU VIII understand all
about it when you older" Maud (tfter thinking it
over for some minuiesl " Mamma do you know al
about II i'-( Harvard Lampoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

=
Detectives Rodgers and VCOnnor brought yester-
day from San Francisco as prisoner, William
Burke. alias Stacey who on June 10. 1877 muir
dered hls mistress Alice Strickland in this city.
He was arrested three weeks ago by the san Fran
cisco police Burke was locked up IN the Mulberry
Street Police Station. He is under indictment for
murder. and will be brought before the District
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

Peter, what are you doing to that boy !"
aaked a schoolmaster. " He wanted 10 know u you
IN he ten from seventeen bow many will remain took
ten OF his apples him. and now he wants me TO
sl We em back" " Well, why don't you DO itf y" Coz,
air. no would forget how many are eft"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

Mr.. Vanderbilt Is building a new house Ior M
himself on Fifth-sve and the reason ne SOLO Oh. ao
In So Oo0 900 A 90 that he would have the money
M md 10 psy the plumbers whrn they got through
EDctroit ffe< Press.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

NARROW ESCAPE FROM BAD ACCIDENT.
James Murray drove a wagon belonging to James
Thompson, of Jerome-ave., after load OF grain
Yesterday morning at half past o'clock. past the
fremont Station on the Harlem Railroad. There
was no flagman al the crossing just north Of the de-
pot. and the driver asleep or buried in his own
thoughts. did not see a gravel-train approaching
from the north. As he attempted to cross. the en-
zine struck the horses throwing one OF them and
the wagon against the swltch-house completely
demolIshing il. The other horse was dragged along
the track distance of many feet Both animals
were killed but the driver who was thrown from
his seat and landed his feet escaped without IN
Jury. Two cars were thrown from the track ana
one was wrecked but though there were nearly
seventy laborers on the tram, returning from Work
at White Plains no one was injured. Inc uag-
man was not due at the crossing TILL O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
MIR. wArERBURY's CHOICE OF SCHOOLS.

MIR. WATERBURY'S CHOICE OF SCHOOLS.
Nelson J. Waterbury some weeks ago preferred
charges to the Board of Education against General
Alexander Shaler DR.. Sudley and Christian +. Iiet-
jen, school trustees of the Twentieth Ward IN
which he claimed that they mad made false state
ments about him to the Board. The charges were
referred 70 the Committee on Course of Studies, and
are now being investigated. AT the last meeting of
the committee Mr.. aterbury said that he had OBJ
tained list of the female children promoted last
spring from Primary school No. 32 TO Grammar
School No. 4s. in Twenty yeighth-st. near >ixth-ave.
From that list he had prepared memoranda for the
pareuts informing them that they were not Obliged
10 send their children that particular school On
cross-examination he said that he had Indirectly
recommended that the children be sent TO Grammar
school No. 33, at No. AIS West lwenty-e ghth-st.
Peter B. Kenuey and John 7. Rodey testified that
they had received the names Of parents from Mr..
Waterbury, and had called on them and stated
that parents were compelled TO send their chill
dren 40 School No 4s. George Bnchsen gave similar
testimony.
The investigation will be continued next Friday