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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
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TEXAS NEWS.
-. The ssI Bapti'ts Of Wac" sMc building; :
$4,000 chunh. - hHn = & i

-, The ssd s .E.: of Wac" are building *
Dr.: jules Schmidt whils bathing T.; n II
tho Trinity, at Dallas, Monday, was
>o"''"' ..E. 1. ,nazq't ea1
Governor Roberts has managed to Layo },
MmSeIf more extensively C,lssel anI
had. .',',, . c ~, =
A party Of rnttians fired into y clhrcb
near Beaumont while the ho,,se I,wns
crowded With worshipors, wouuiiug, two d
Palestine New Era Of the stk :J,n,dgM. ia
WALKER has refused both Rucker aiI
t foss o9 Jerry. new trials. They gave no.,
x6Onth Elm has hes, ,cltoaias.,n 4,a,,,,,
eSaay ssat Of ThroclanuiaoS ,ssr'I ~ r
lne location y ? bea',uta1 oliA, ls.1yi oit ~
'mle trom tho center ri hes>unas',; oi lqit
Denton herald; worktIsrsw; Fl z ~: ;s;u1S'
y the aIl.engroninE lholls Of isoiS ,a,"'''
~ me tse prevent time, and Ia!gyIiiyap1tr
% W. *'' WITH MI tllo'l. sr-i ,I ~, lad, i1n,
=. Psnols Watcl'min: CO.. itSEtt1r4tsg FSo1t 81 j
tlnase 70 suggest snbjects of9Ir{SNfiXh...
20 ths Legislature. just d. tho6TH TX I'd
expected thst body to rs,halh TkY ksim 4
Unity yssra instead Of thirty'a avs? q4s sdi
Linden Sun Of tho list: T RI, pFei;m :; '"'
1aiy examination; in tlIS oaaA' ~ ,JFtSi
U!ser. resulted 10 bis ,bsipg q .lmittol 1aro
y Vs'l 10 the sum ofS5, 900, wLScI, Ee ~ave ~
III IN. I. +. Snvsalx btStAelL hthNJ 6F rs
= 1}|v "ns, has also gi.cp bpua ip.nl smaa6 10
4I.VOv Nr biz appearance 1t tha Disaaict ;,
CQort. who IL chargetf witR bAXr RI 931!cJ
e!0mp'sce 70 tho nlur.ier ii Rse101iG1hoH
z. l.. ,;s,I ett :aiv syosq
~ .oelI3aG ke4ister; o. W>desaa1aj1fs1s
.eeeeos y hi severely I'M died s&Epio,
eea1etloe 10 we'll ut Mr.. fis1ib'e h6A01bui
~ miles east Of Mason. Mr. JoLnson
had prepatet : blasS en2 ilsgf wsitl$35
.Sll tot the fsrSoss q ts t o'|f fes1
s.sst: ladot9g 70 it exploded, AGGiiaL
j "."s'' ,e7,,slsisa1
Il thsse degenerate, wicket ,Aiiepein
lsueot % Md . paragraph like tho fol-
oymD hom To Denton Herald
!: ~. 6abak Palmer, Of Pilot iltA9.
" a:;: I 1t e. r ss3s' f Ct sR's
~ 9ud teet of,cm wife, (kAsse o91
i See - ~ her cheering presence hYaL
~ seesee that her visit was 50 ga,
-, asdeoos young brother. Il Aa4 fRk:I
'aanee accompanied her." acrn,l'' n.iN
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
The Greatest Medical Triumph o.
Modern T@es! The Nystsr;oss
Channel Of Disease Discovered,
and a Certain Cure Prori.
ded. The Stomach,
Liver, and BoVels
the Centre Of
Disease.
PARSONS PIRGA1IVE PILLS
The Great nti.Billious Remedy and
Miasmatic DISCOVER.
PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS

AAAV0OAV ~
PURGATIVEPILLS
Arc the result Of lOng.continrel Scieu-
ti6c investigation, aud are Warranted to
cure III. diseases originating in the
Stomach, Liver, and Bowels. No grip
ing pains follow the uso Of these Pills,
unless the Bowels are infamed but Re-
lief, Immediate Relief, may be relied
upon. Az = Common Family Physic
PARSONS
PU II @ A I'VE PILL s
Stand uuequaled before the world today.
BY varying tho dose according to direc.
tious. Parsons Pursative Pills etfectually
Purify tho Blood and greatly alleviate,
il not entirely cure Dyspepsia, Scrofuls
or Kings Evil, Rose, Erysipelas or St.
Anthony's Fire, Ernptious, and Eraptive
Discusses of the Skin, Salt Rheum. Tet.
tor, Ringworm. Sores, Boils, Tumors,
Morbid Swellings, Ulcerations, Pimp!es
and BlOtches.
EVERY BOX WARRANTED.
Most Complete sstisiAetioa oualauseed
or No Pay.
Full directions around -eseh box.
Physieiaus lupplisd BY mail, postpaid,
for a. 50 per thonsand, in bulk, cash ID
advance. We will send these Pille to
any reliable druggist or merchant to eel
on commission. Agents wanted every.
WherV.
., JoNN0oN 4 CO..
BANGOR, lllIh P,sphsssn,
June saly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

j. h TUCKER
Attorney and Cognssl!or at Law,
OFFICE
8. ossis ~ ~ -,Mssi'saAs, La.
WILL peactieo In the District anil Par
" III ceqftA 6 Gatchitechss, Sabine
osos(e6t "a 4vss, ed the Suptsne
~ 1ldnees satfusted 70 bic care will
ssssiS pfo9pt attention. Apr l3.ly
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
Professional Cards.

wMLDsoeeloe N the Courts Of Natshitoches.
W yGSl1e DsSets. Red River, VIM, Rapides,
- 0faet. - In the Supreme Court Of the
Seees. Claina promptly attendedto.
April ~ 1877.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

ccnn WILL BUY AN EXCLUSIVE RIGHT IN AN
pOOOexceedingiy valuable patent, with u chance TO
clear 5000 10 $1,000 wtnn year no risk. In sness
fully established aud parties already are
money fast best making patent in extence Az
dress MONOPOLY, IO3 Herald oihce. nv
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

CE0O CASH WILL BUY STOCK FIXTURES AND
2cOOGood VIII of shoe store 800 9TH south Brook
Iyn great bargain; location first call 1t
rent OF store and room $40.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

ccnO WILL BUY ESTABLISHED CASH gusI.
POVOness viii pay S21OO profit G. W. H., 05 Lib
erty rppm
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

DRS DYER 4 G9INDLk GuhE ALI D;..ss DISEASES
on ny ,nsere',Sn. MsH'esi ana snrsea' re-
! nIsEAsEs or MEN. NERVOUS DEBIIirY. BLOOD
Dmpurities. ac speedily thoroughly aud permanently
Dr. CAMPBELL. 1856 West iIsn ST, corner 'j,n '' ~.
| de WA SMITH. MEDICAL EIEcrRIclAN, @ Jos
vous diseases a specially; consultation free.
nIPLoMATIc ADVICE GIVEN LETTERS WRITTEN
monroe M wo SD s first H a mer o
TOT
RIPS coSoA sSaARsu,. AN coupopTIln Epps cocoa
By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which i
of the ss ans Of s
M Epps provided our breakfast tables with
Ss by he Sf sh %
strong enough resist every tendency disease. Hun.
dreds of subtle maadies floating around ready TO
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure blood and properly noarished rameCivi Service
kSss ss only EyPps j. tins q p and 5 Peesd CHEMISTS
London, England
EsTABLIsnED. IS YEARs--JosEpH JACQUES NJ.
Hours 10 to and 5tos.
EDWIN D. SMITH. NJ. d.. 100 EAST 10Th sr-MEN,S
Idlseases specially medical or surgical new method
cines alone fail
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
Attention to gentlemen only.
HOME DECORATIONS IN GOLD
IL Piciu'e Frames Furniture, Ornaments. &C.,
WILLIAMS LIQUID GOLD
Applicable wherever gold adds beauty.
Ready d s IL use srssn ,ss in ssssy box
Sent anywhere, prepaid, on receipt of 81 10
Circulars free THE SAXON MANUFACTURING CO.,
4th ST. ono door from Broadway.
II -OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
Ii .KENTucKl sTArEKxTRA CLASS NO. 113-DEc 81 1870
TO- o, 81. So 75 27, -. a. IL 40. 9, 80
KENTUCKY sTArE-cLAss NO. 7l4-pEcEMBER 81 1879.
IL. s. rs, IS, 90. 10. %, 80 36, ~ /. 5s, So
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON, Managers
GEORGIA srATEixrRA CLASS, NO 6l3-pEcEMBER ~ 1879
anonsIA slArE-oIAss 10: ei4-DscEnsnR. y. 1873.
So 10. 81. Z, II. -. 30, {. a2, l0, 81, IA. %.
X. d. EDDY 4 CO, Managers.
II COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co
III. HAS ALWAYS DRAWN DECEMBER 81
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
SINGLE NUMBER KENTUCKY
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN DECEMBER 81
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
j. J. CLuTE CO., BANKERS, POO BROADWAY.
TT THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY COMPANY CRANK
IL fort Lottery drawn 1913 Market Louisville, KY
EXTRA CLASS NO 713-pEcEMBER 27. 1879.
CLASS NO 714-pscKMBER ~ 1879.
%, 80. %, 6s, ST. &c. 10, 80, IS. 81, So "a. 67
Successors to MURRAY, MILLER co.
JNCURABLES NO LONGERi BRIGHTS DISEASE,
sumption. maarial poison. nervous debility incont tnence
gravel stone, suppression, uIceraion varicose kidney
bladder prostate gland and associate discusses Medi
cal Treatise giving directions for ther permanent euro
without arsenic opinm, iron quninc. copaiba
cubebs. oils knife. caustic sounds pain confinement
PLY and Asahel Natural Mineral Spring Water
be had free Offices, 29l Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

G1 000 TO $1,000 wANTED-To EXTEND PRO
pf.OOOpriptary medicine business three years slab.
sicd paying over 100 por cent proht; possible risk
investment ia monthly instalnens used
only debts. fullest Investigation. highest
IA drug trade. CHEMIST Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

WILL INVEST FROM $2OOOO TO $4,000 CASH IN
w any business tha. show good record
Office ~F'N""
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

vNANTED-A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL TO MANI
" iacture mosquito netting buckram and Innings
OF All descrptons business established - years
and machinery In complete order Address MANI FAC
TuRER, box l7S Herald Uptown Office -
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

WANTED-A SMART, ENERGETIC WOMAN As
w partner in the boarding house business; person OF
neans all else now in bost
and required would take position hou b.
2I2 Hernld Office. =.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
MUSICAL.

PIANOS TUNED Ac0Ua1fELYr FINE ii 10
spl l.furnished for private parties. &c.
W L. PATTERSON. Pianist. 25l W"st 2''h IL
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

w HoLEsALE AND RETAIL. CONFECTIONERY
W Factory Tor sale; machinery and utensils complete
Herald office. " '' w. '-'
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

81 OllO -EsIABLIsHED REAL ESTATE BUsI.
pl.OOO.ncss for sale owner retiring: opportnuity
for reliable man. Address box - 81 Post Office
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

CO nnn- PARTNER WANTED. EXTRAORDINARY
pOsOOV. money ma ing enterprise: will furnish eau
ly dollar for dollar Address DOLLAR, Herald Uptown
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN
w with SoOU as managing partner In wholesale mann
featuring business. Address MANUFACTURER Herai,
Philadelphia Office
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

WANTED-AN ACTIVE GENTLEMAN, HAVING
W from S2Ov TO 5000 as partner in establish
merchandise brokerage business; risk reference es
given and required. Address ENTERPRISE, l2I HoraId
office = ~
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

WANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO
" invest $4,000 in AN established ladies' children 5
cloak and suit manufacturing house of good standing
AL references Address real name (strctiy
Il. c. box 237 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

nIVORCES WITHOUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ddrunkenness; all causes; advice free. AMERICAN
LAW AGENCY, 1s Astor House Offices.
AIvORCEs SPEEDILY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB
IJlicy various legal causes: consultation free ISAAC
O. BOYCE. Lawyer, 243 Broadway.
nISEASES OF MEN NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD
IJdsorders. terms always satisfactory; consultation
tree Dr. FIREMAN. 266 Gfsnd st.
nR. RICORD's ESSENCE or LIFE PERMANENTLY
1Jrestores debility and lost vitality In four
weeks; failure impossible price ~ per- Ofce.
University place, Now YORK.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

A richly sttired woman. named Caroline Schmidt.
who said she y dressmaker. was held in default
Of 100 bail In Essex Market Court yesterday. the
charge OF entering Lord Taylors. in Grand street.
on Saturday afternoon and stealing ninety yards OF
black silk valued at Sis. She afterwurd
bailed.
Some one who had grudge against Officer Timo-
thy O'Leary. Of the Fourth precinct. settled ac-
counts with him yesterday morning by dropping a
brick upon him from the roof OF building in Bata-
via street. near New Chambers. He sent to
Chambers Street Hospital to have his wound
dressed
Patrolman O'Rourke. of the Twenty first precinct.
Yesterday morning. about two O'Clock. found Mi
chael Keely OF No. 642 Second avenue. lying the
walk in front OF No. 1886 East Thirty street.
suffering from three stab wounds upon the head and
neck Which had been inflicted by person un-
known Keely. who was badly injured. was sent to
Bellevue Hospital
Ofcer Mccullough. ofthe Fifth precinct. early yes
tcrday gave chase to three small boys whom he
acting suspiciously In Franklin street Ono of the
youngsters. named Charles Faye thirteen years old.
ran toward tho water pursued by the officer and
Jumped into II. He struck sidewise violently against
y tugboat, injuring himself severely. Mccullough
rescued him from the river and carried him to the
Chambers Street Hospital. In the Tombs Court q
temporary commitment for Faye was granted the
officer.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
CUSTOMS OFFICERS ATTACKED.

Since the discovery Of the headquarters OF gang
of river thieves at foot Of Fifteenth street. Jer
sey City. as published in the HERALD week ago.
and the subsequent discovery that the property
stored in the place had been obtained from dis
honest sailors on the ocean steamships.
the Custom House officers have been
moro vigilant than heretofore. aud their
anxiety to ferret out the thieves brought
several Of the officers into serious difficulty in Ho-
boken on Saturday. After the arrival of the Bremen
steamship Oder at her dock. at the foot OF Third
street. Hoboken. several Custom House officers went
on board, while the sailors were at dinner and COM
penced q search of their different rooms.
They discovered seventy bottles Of brandy.
which they removed to the pier When
the sailors had been apprized OF what
had taken place they hastened to the pier and de-
manded the return of the liquor. When their de-
mand was refused they began attack on the Of
hcers and general night ensued. during which
three Of the officers badly cut and beaten The
sailors recovered the liquor and carried 1t back to
their rooms the steamer. No arrests were made.
but 1t Is thought some OF the pugnacious seanen
will be taken into custody.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

are over fifteen thousand people in Memphis to-day
unable to provide for themselves would appear ~
sufficient evidence that char ty needed. These
people, however. not the beggars. they
are not the shameless people that appeal to
the cations charity. The real beggars are
the narrow minded. selfish. fossilized men
who own the unfortunate city OF Memphis.
1t was made plain to these men in former
years that permanent sanitary improvements
quence They preferred the latter. They were will
ing to take the chances; they felt that their own
precious bodies would be transported to healthier
Chimes; they knew that the merchant and the me-
chanic who fed from tho plague left possessions De-
hind them which would be ample security
for rents--yes. the rents must be forthcoming.
no matter who suffers. Memphis has two
classes of people-the landlords and the ten
ants-and the landlord believes that the ten
created expressly for his benefit. Certainly
these poor people, now threatened with starya-
ton. should not be allowed to suffer; but 1t must
be borne IN mind in New York. in Chicago and other
cities whose bounty has heretofore been experienced
that they not the beggsrs. The large property
owners of Memphis are the beggars; they are the
creatures who humilate themselves by this appeal
TO the nations charityl Had twenty of these men,
even ten shown disposition last November to DO
what every knew was absolutely necessary. what
and selfrespect would dictate. there not poor
man in Memphis who would not have given uoer-
ally and to-day in place OF the spectacle OF helpless
DegSg for charity ,S cut sns ns
cheerful full of happy people These men 1.-THE Large
property owners) are not, as would appear, COM
pietely blinded to their interest They reason this
way:-"we will take our chances Of epidemics occa-
sonally every other year and We will have our
drawn that our rents will be safe And 80 it
is almost every instance where the large prop
erty the landlord. It is well that the mer-
chant Of New York should know when he contributes
his money to save starving people that although
he is doing an act of charity, the real beggar Is
man in all likelihood quite as able to contribute as
himself. BLUFF CITY
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
SPOKEN.

Steamer Amaryllis (r). from Newcastle for Baltimore
Sept g. lat 70 A. ION ~ 10
Ship Witch. Drew. from noilo for Now York, June
"a. LAT - S. Ion 40 L.
shiD Clara (Nor. Bordeaux for Baltimore Aug II,
lat ~. Ion IL.
Bark Cyclone Rice. from Probolingo for English Chan
nell July ~, lat ~ S, Ion z w.
Bark stormy Petrol (Br. from Nowry for Baltimore, Aug
%, lat ~, Ion ~ -
Bark Geo Arkle lFr) from Masupatam for Now York,
juno ~. lat 81 S, Ion - X.
Bark winsiow, from Portland for Ayres, July
10, lat I 45 =. Ion ~.
bark Autocrat r. from Sligo ter Baltimore. Aug IL.
lat -, Ion 81.
Bark Eleanor OF Dorchester. NB steering W, Aug "a
lat 4B, Ion ~.
lat II N. Ion III w.
Bark Mcleod dr. from Montreal for Buouos Ayres. Aug
13. lat 50 N. lou 80.
Bark Kate Of shelbourne Ms bound Rio Grando Aug
4. lat ~ N, lon II 30 W, all we'll
bark. showing signal lcttcrs uMRN. steering sw Aug
o, lat ~ ~ N. Ion ~ 40
An American bark showing 1IcsJ bound y. Auge lat
81, Ion -. -
pha Aug Lat A. Ion II probably bark Asenstjerne
(Nor)
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnknD kKS Sept I-Arrved, bark Reusens, Nash, Now
York.
ANTWERP Sept s-Arrived. steamers Orator (r), Cor
bshicy. Now Orleans; 7th Ainwick Castle Dr. Fox Now
York.
Sailed 0th steamer Rhynland (Belg) RandIe Now York
barks Horny Edyo lBelg Eyler do; Jafnhsr Nor Osen
do.
BowLiso. Sept e-Arrivcd. brig Emily Raymond OBJ,
Rcborts, 81 John. NIB. for Grocnock.
BREMEN, Sept 0Saed ship Charlotte tGcr) Gutsmuth,
North America; bark President Daac Nor) Albrechsen.
Now York; 7th, ship Anna Gcr. Bohn,o Philadelphia
BAyosNs Sept 8Arrvcd, brig Bessie May (Br) Buck,
Baltimore.
cAnp,yy Sept 0-Arrivcd bark Mary Pratt savin Lon
don, to load for Havana. 20 days passage
CorEsnAaKS, sept 5-Arrived. Roscs daus, Ignstius,
Philadelphia.
DUBLIN, sept e-Arrivcd bark Harriet Campbell (Br),
Taylor Baltimore via Queenstown
DAsrxc Sept 4Arrvcd, bark Arab stood Sw) Skantse,
Now York for Ncufshrwasser.
FALmourm sept e-Arrivcd bark Avon CBr) Wilson, Now
York
Hull Sept 7sailod, bark Lopanto CBr). Rogers, Now
York.
HAvRS Sept 7ArrIved, steamer France Pr, Trudelis,
New York.
Sailed 9th, ship Brown, Brooks, Cardiff for Bor,-
bay.
KosicsBKRG, to Sept 5-Arrved, bark Emmanuel CNor).
Molbach. New York; Csthsrna csw). ReInmsnson. do
LvERpooL Sept e--sailed, bark Maple Loaf r. Kenny,
New York.
LoSDoSprnRy Sept 0sailcd barks Maggie Moore (Br).
Ellis, Baltimore; Huron Hr). Pepper. Doboy.
LRIrH Sept esailod, bark Lugia Accsme ttssD. Vigil
ami, Baltimore.
MovILLK Sept 7-Arrved, steamer Poiyaesian (Br),
Brown, Mon trcai for Liverpool land proceeded
MALAGA sept OArrvcd, bark Rosario Qsp). 0srordo.
Now Orleans.
QusrSsrows scpt T. os3o M-Arrivcd steamer City Of
Brussels r watkins New YORK for Liverpool and pro-
cccdcd).
Also arrived 7th steamers Illinois. sbackford. Phadci.
phia Liverpool (and proceedei Abyssnis (B, Mur.
phy, New York for do.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

at least it was intended to convey that impression
the words in some instances were given as the
Olmstead found by digging in the spot rs directed
by this letter is not yet made known 1t is evident
ground shows. What they have found Mr.. Olmstead
declines to state but he thinks that 1t must have
been buried there recently. and not At the time OF
The person who wrote this letter giving directions
where to dig must have been familiar with the place.
the directions enable one to ind the exact loca-
ton without any trouble. There is another the
ory that. the murder was committed by an
habits Of tho old man and knew that
he wealthy. A circumstance supporting this
theory Is that ON that fatal night three Germans got
New Haven paying their fare in bills to the conduc-
tor. and that the conductor ran the train back
to New York the same night and one of the Ger
mans went down with him from New Haven to New
York, again paying his fare with bank notes.
WEARING ASSASSINATION
Schultz is said 10 have lived in constant fear OF
assassination, which appeared to prey upon ms
mind to u great extent. lie would 1t times cry out
in his sleep in manner that would alarm the whoie
household. Two entries in his diary record how he
was attacked in Germany once by hve men.
who nred muskets into his bedchamber. one
Of the hve being his own nephew. One
OF the most damaging points against INST bSenSrz ;na
is the possession OF $500 IN large o1ls' bearing
been III the possession Of tho murdered man. He
claimed that he received this money in letter from
his sister Germany but his sister denies that she
ever sent him any money. Bucholtzs counsel have
appealed to the State Attorney to communicate 10
them the result OF his recent unuer
ton OF the above letter and Mr.. Oimstead has re-
piled as follows
81 assure you that it would not require an appeal
to me in the Of humanity and justice to fur-
nish you with any evidence which may come into
my possession showing the innocence of your client
/ am not seeking to convict the innocent. but the
guilty. And you shall have. in duo time. all evil
dence that shall come to knowledge which, in
my judgment. will tend to establish the Innocence
OF your client"
General Randall Smith, Of Norwalk. one Of
Bucholtz's counsel. made Q motion before Judge
Sanford in the Superior Court afew days ago asking
that the articles used evidence in the investigation
during the inquest at Norwak be shown to the coun
sci ecnce that they might be better able to
prepare for the coming trial Judge Sanford denied
them this motion, but said that If the articles were
introduced during the trial he would see that they
had ample time to examine them and that no in3us-
tice should be done them.
Bucholtz has borne his confinement In the county
iail remarkably well. He has but little to say to
visitors, and nothing to newspaper reporters: He
spends the most OF his time in reading and studying
the English language and preparing himself for his
coming trial He seems in good spirits and is con-
fdent of being acquitted OF the crime with which he
Is charged.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

SHARPNESS. Aug 2s-Arrivsd. Hannah. Hughes. Mira
rasaSesS aug Aug isssss
slsss A@s'fa ay Diana E"sa So Southern Chief Higgins
Pondicherry tand sailed for Marseilles.
sailed July -, st Charles, Gates New York ,
ras.ss July q ystor. BAILEY ss%say for HsvI
ANN. T.ys. Ps.sissI Bay for Gss% .h Al
Ixsss BAY sI SSy Esan srSwp
ss1s E slssss ss% rss Ser
sssS Tgnons Aug Aug gss-sasd npoar sshlstro% A%sriss
Table BAY, Aug a~sssd fo%masso. siasSo Nov
TAsyA; Aug IsPassed samuolo, Rsllo from Phiisasi-
yssrsoa Nv. Aug a4-on Lizzie, Fennol from Iondo.
cSa.han "ssss ss' the roads A0'"'r A''''A
W.rknvonD, Aug 2,5ln the roads, windbound Lucille
YsSiDsa i aug sS ssssiisa Angelica x..ao rAl.del
from Ass New YORK; and SGS the & Ts sssS her:
England have been in collision of Fort La Pers River
ESQ The latter proosodod damage il any not known
Ass s sss
last night with foremast and and lower
DuspALx. Aug 2s-Bark Arda cof sackye. NB,, puray,
from s % Now xsS YS sp r. s.t < AN NJ la q
renorted a vessel ahead and almost instantly col
idod Win ssrs'Ies vessel q about Zoo :.sltias
deck hAtchos on. decks up aft Gould Took
hor to bo American schooner Did
any name, and could damage vss-
sci than badly chafed chain plates and channels started
In lat 46 Ion 20, sighted English schoOmer stserlng
to tho Sc under jib and he had flag did 90
to her, but under tho impression she absn
doned Saw another vessel to her She sbe.t 70
and to be all right could
the sail and the booms and gals She had sruaresail
yards masts headed raking stem with heavy cuwaer,
square. overhangin0 stern.
LyxnrooL Avg 2eOwnors have received the following
to San Francisco. ashore Sandy Beach fve n,es
eastward OF Brdport north coast of Tasmania Masters
opinion is cannot be got Of Surveyors to shp will
wrc result" ~ fft 7ti f7- rs
LyrTELfoS NJ, July BARK b l.. Of st Mso, Savary
from San Francisco for Iytteton NJ ashore Now
Brighton Beach June and away fore and mxxeu
Tho vesse is lying head the beach, tho
breaking her stern Her is gono by the
board and is lying the rail: deckhouse washed
awsy jibhoom still standing. Probably some attempt
will bo made to the the vosse 10 nearly high
and dry At low tide. -I.- ~ ii i-i- y {.
QuEENsrowN Aug 28-Rcport OF tho Luriet: Aug g. In
33 n 30 W, passed the American but Moss Glen
wsseriogged and abandoned She apparay Of about
% tons deck beams and counter gone windlsss standing
with one anchor lsshcd bowsprit gone; both
bows In white letters She In dangerous posi-