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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
AFFAIRS OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY.

The Council of the University OF tbs Clty o. New
York held a meeting last night in the University
building, in Washington SQUARE, tio o JgIlp
manIers present were the Rev. Irs. Howard
Crosby and John Hall, the Rev. $. NJ Hamilton ION
DR.. s. o. Vanderpoel. Peter Carter, Smith l.. L2ue,
Charles Butler William A. Wheelock Jpd W;, yam
Br1nt, J. W. c. Leveridge, Augustus Schell, w lam
r. Martin. William NJ. Hastead and jenkins van
Schaick. Three new members were olecteu1, M
Rev. DR. Roderck Terry, Ebert Is. Monroe and w :
s. Opdyke DIR. George II. Moore, superintendent
of Ien0x Library sent his resignation az memoer
of fhe Council. 1t was accepted and the vacancy
will be filed at the next nesting. The Dy-laws oa
the constitution were amended 10 conform 10 me
amended charter given TO the institution by the re
gsnts of the University of New-York last January
Under fine new bylaws the Mayor and four Alder,
men who veormery been members oil the Couilc,,
OK oficio are omitted. Permission was was gwen
the Medical Department to establish dispensary,'
DR. ]. W. =. Arnold, of the Medical Department
nt;ared his Resignation as Professor of Physiology.
It Was accepted. DIR. Arnold was made Professor 81
Emeritus and DIR. Lewis A. StimsOn was elected 10
succeed DIR. Arnold. , e . .,or
4 discussion took place on the question OF THOR
oneh endowment of the University. ana commit,
fee consisting of Charles Batter. Peter Carter ana
william a. Wheelock was appointed TO CONSIDER
the best means of securing II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
FEVER CASES ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.


Sanitary Superintendent Day said yesterday tna'
ne had not received any report from SANITARY En-
gineer regarding the condition OF the Croton
water on Washington Heights. The water is beng
examined by Mr. Owens partly at the request OF
persons living IN the neighborhood who think tnat
The water in the service pipes is impure. Dr Day
thinks that the recent epidemic of typhoid fever IN
the district not caused by impurities III the Cro
ton water any milk sold the afflicted families
Or James. the Assistant Sanitary superintendent,
sad that impure water often caused malarial levers
which strongly resembled true typhoid fever Both
DIR Day and. DIR. james are believers in the theory
that typhoid fever originates from distinctive
typhod germs which cannot be detected by either
chemical or microscopic analyses. Gases emanatlEg
from stagnant water IN the dead ends of Croton
Mines would not, in their opinion, contain any
typhoid germs, although water impregnated with
such gases might BE- injurious to health.
Seth C. Hawley. Chief Clerk of the Police Depart,
ment. lives at One hundred and fifty flthst. and
the Boulevard. Mr.. Hawley said IN speaking of the
matter: Since my family have been Obliged TO
nse the Croton water we have suffered from blood
poisoning We drink as little of the water as posi-
ble / have asked more than one Commissioner OF
Public Works to have the hydrants at the dead ends
Of the Croton pipes opened at regular intervals but
INV requests have not been complied with. have
naid the drivers Of sprinklng carts to draw water
from those hydrants, and they found the water 30
impure that their horses would not drink it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
STATEN ISLAND.

Bethel Sao Act SS sst SDs of P6e
Cnuter and accept the Rev. abraham Palmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
ruE NEw MEDICAL CODE IN BROOKLYN.

The Kings County Medical society met iasO nieuo
at No 398 Fulton-st, Brooklyn, aod discussed tne
new Medical Code. There was an unusually larse
humber of physicians present. After thereadlng VI
napers on scientific subjects the question
was raised on resolutions onereu ny
DR. Sauibb at previous meetInB
in which it was proposed that each member OF tne
socetv should be requested to signify IN wrlting his
prefeence for the old code, the rev code or no coue
at all Tho Kings County Society mas previously
voted i'm favor of the old code. prohibit,ns CONSUL
tation with physicians not OF the Iegui; u;
school DIR. Krtchman read snort paper ~
which after reviewing the action OF the stare eui-
cal Socletv. he said: 1.-The question has been
ssftled for us All we have to do Is TO act N &C
corJance with the resolution of the state eoclety,
which requires the county societies to submit tner
hv-lavs so that they may be made to coincide WIN
tTe rules of the State society" He then offered
resolution proposing that the society shoutu "ccnpO
the action OF the State society, and that the coun
ell should he directed u see that the cohst'utl3n
be made to conform with the T1Ge
odopted by the State Society. inis
rcsoinuon was afterward withdrawn, and on mo-
lion OF DR. Conkn. the whole subject was ialu on
fine table by vote of Oh to 30 Inc as
cuSsion was however. subsequently, renewed IN
snita of the adoption of resolution that IL was the
feeeling of the society that there should Dc no
fur4her discussion motion was finally maze Dy
DR. Prout that the council of the society o. IN
structqd TO correspond with the state society III
order that the bylaws might be made 10 c9rreSP1nu
with the requirements Of the new CODE Inns
motion was adopted without debate, and by q large
maOrIty.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY AsTRAY.

Anthony NOwak, OF WaVeIIy, y. T., 5GHt Houey
n Superintendent Jackson, Of the Emigration
n;Sn and four children to Waverly. Mr. Jackson
found that the family had been taken away. and
snnposcd they had gone 10 Waverly. but learned
SepterIav that they had not reached there. Detec-
t;ye po1ne believes that the family has been IN
weighed away by one of the rascals who infest Bat
terv PARK in search of victims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
. rpv cuuRcU FpIFICF.

Abraham A. Andruss, president OF Tue board OF
,rnsteas of the Church of the Disciples of Christ,
rasierdav filed ans for a church building TO
he erected on the north side of Ffty-slxth-st 20
feet west Of Eighth-ave. The building will be 100
Inv go feet. constructed OF brick ornamented with
Sandstone and limestone IL is estimated that the
structure will cost 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
JUSTICE ,pATTERsoN's EXPLANATION.

Peter Alphonse Seguin, the French preacher WHO
was before Justice Patterson on Monday char9e5a geo
with beating his wife was sent to B Sssan,t Of
SI 900 bonds to keep the peace In tne rePoss; oa
Mondays proceedings II was said that .he s beT
told Mrs. Segun that he thought her as PAD Us nst
husband .adding His fault is that he epe yes.
terday asked Justice Patterson If he had oee9 cor
rectly reported and if 80, what expa na,nr
was for such encoura cement OF wiie-beatlng -
am not certain that used those very T Tsr
he replied but did speak very sharply 10 neIi ~
occurred in my private room. month ago rn i 80
Seguns sister had seg gba Mrs. s e abused
her sister and for her husband and sa
the sister withdrew her charges seguIn Was n,la
" v' sent to the Christian Home for lntemperate
Men knew on Monday that Mrs: sega,n, b saes
against her life aud his charges of assault w9S.a
beg me TO release him. Well, woman told me tnat
SeSnn in baf-nude condition had tired 70 enter t
her rooms and then as cs MfI the witness
liar and began to abuse her. rebuked ner say,
mo as recall the words now, You are acting very
hadlyj then turning TO minister near me 1 saui
sShe is as bad as no is. She is treated 700 Wen
was 60 exasperated by her conduct thai qi9
speak very sharply to her. was not on the oench'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

consigned TO Bensingpr & Co., OF this city, which
we're sold to a bishop of the Catholic Church at
Grand Rapids Mch.. while they were yet In the
Cnstom House. The Collector Of Customs was
Yesterday afternoon to release the articles
nnon recelyi1g n deposit equal To the amount of
The duties so as to the Government In case 1t
sholl he decided that the articles are dutiable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
DRIVING TANDEM ACKOs5 COUNTRY,

w Iiyingston Uamersley and Theodore b. Bron-
son on Saturday started from the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, driving tandem offending to reach SoEwaik
conn that evening MT am n ns'q tng i,o
Brdqsport by z o'clock. Here halt
was made. After frugal repast Mr.. Bronson took
the reus and the Union Hotel at Norwalk was
reac he'd Just at II O'clock; The return trip wac
made ON Monday amid binding ram and over
muddy roads, the Fifth Avenue Hotel being reached
by 10 y. III.
GUARDING THE LIVES or SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Notices were sent from tho Bureau OF buildings
Yesterday directing persons who have charge OF
several school buildings to make changes needed
for their safety front fre-escapefs ordered for
the building az No. 101 Bayard-st., where 270
children arc instructed. At the Grammar School in
Civ Hall place the balusters of the stairs must be
strengthened with iron bars, aud front re-escape,
leading from the third story 10 tho street. must DO
constructed The school-housc, where 100 children
are Taught al No. ITO Seoond-ave., must have fire.
escapes from the second. third and fourth stories
An outside stairway ID required for the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

Jacob Hahn, German. forty-six years Of age,yas
talcn before Justice Gardner, at Essex Market
Poice Court on Saturday, on complaint of his wife,
Catherine Hahn. for breaking down the door and
assauIting her with his clenched fists, at their
rooms No. 1913 East Third-st., while drunk He
,yos committed for six months and early yesterday
morning was found hanging to the gate of his cell
AT the Essex Market Court, having used skein OF
coarse black thread to make q moose. His wife
onneared Little concerned about his death.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-25
9er SetratbsHetH.
(6Ortissuns fOISt.)

9(us 9tnlab Der neuli9 itattseba6ten
8srmdbIuns Ser fpanif9en SnfdntiH
Donna Bag tbeiIt elm Barrier 8Iatt, wie
es bebauptet, p0llig nut6entii6e Nnecs
bote nit. SIN &pril uorisen Sobres
modte bic Snfuntin in SesIeituns ibrer
S6meiter cine Reiie mad Granada.
BalGite, Mufeen, 6ir9en, bic albams
bra, fur3 ale Sebenswirbi9feiten Der
biitoriI6 mertpir6i9eu Sta6t wur6en
pon ben Yrinseiiinnen Der Neibe mad IN
NueenI9ctn 9enommen. Gum S6IuB
famen ie an 6aS Goueg uon Sacra
Ntonte, 100 ii9 cine 6rppta nit ben Sc
beinen bes beilieen @ecilo befinbet. SSn
6ieIer 6rppta iinO nuBeroem Spei Steine
aueebra6t, bic ie6er 8eiu6er fennt: Der
cine lift betannt inter benz Nnmen bes
u0eiratbs"s Steins, mGbreub Der unbere
einen Rdmen fibrt, Der oas @eeeHtbeil,
aIio etna ,Grennuu9ss, ,96eiouugs"s
Stein bebeutet. Der 9bbe, Der bic bel
ben boben Beiuherinnsn berumfibrte
un6 ibuen oils gicsrOns biente, Setsts
benieI6en aud Die beiben Steine uub be-
merfte, baB mad Der 2egen6e Elm iebes
Mdo6en, wcl9es ben v9tirutbS"s Stsin
berabre, binnen Sabresfriit uermdblt
iein ruir6e. Die Snfantiuuen Iadten.
so beriibre i6H boa!" faste Jiabead
su ibrer S6meiter un6 Donna Ya3 be-
riibrte ben Stein Id6eIn6. Das stf9ub
am 8. April 1889. @snou mad 4bIonf
zines Sabrcs aber, ndmIi9 am 2. glpril
1888, wnrbe Donna pGi in Moorib nit
benz Prin3sn 2uOwi9 pom 8operu per:
mdblt.
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ebler geraIeid.

Srember (6si cinem @nrfensg Concert
ait 6as ni9t bcrrli6e Rniif7@
Blaumeier: ,Treili6l 6dft 10 i96n,
ais wenn a 6uB dn'Sapft nir6.e
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9uf6auer: rWenn sic 10 AZ ben
1iaern uno Qeoparoet in ben Rdfg ttets
oen. betommeu sic 6a 5nr6t2@
Tbierb6nbiger: pJnr9t9 Mem
nber-6I0be!@
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Hrepefbafter WeraIeid

Se6sr Suiebdd muB einen 8a6ettell
I6ancn, Bonn Der 3piebud por arpsimOl
I'M 6cuer, Der &ubett ober nod Hi@t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-25
Rbrimprnuin,.

&6Iu. Der iibweitli9e S6eil uniee
rer Stubt bate bieisr Gage cine eigenare
ti9e lleberi9wemmung sI 6eiteBen. Su
Der Ndbe 6es itGbtii6en 6o6reIerpoirs
platte bos 6auptwaherleitun9srobr.
Sos WaIicr iprang in md9ti9em StrabI
wobl 90 6uB bod. GS fi0te auf cine
meite Strefc bin Die Seller unb itanb in
ben anIie9enben 6Guiern iiber 9 SUB
bod. Die auS9efOiene &ahermenge
miro ouf 1000 chm on9egebcn. Die
6eueriuebr mo cine NbtbeiIung Yioniere
arbeitete IA itIoS bis gum 2l6eno 6es nddz
item Cages, bcuor bic @aheruerior9umg
wieoer uuf9cnommen werOcu tounte.
Conn. Die Stubtperorbneten ba>
ben BEN 9tutra9 beS &omites 6~etreffs
eincS lbeoterneubaues %einitimmig a69es
Iebnt; fir BEN llmbau oeS alien &beaterS
murben 5000 80. bemiui9t.
8ru9I. Der bieii9eu euunseIii3en
@emeiu6c iinb ietteriS Der @rbeu bes uor
Gur;tm ueritorbenen @eb. Sommer5icns
ratbs Nu9uit GampbauIcn 5000 81. fir
Die Smede bes 9~eplanten &ir6enbane8
iiberuieien worben.
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ct. SatObS Oel
Ser 9roBe
S6mer1enlttller!

Sober 6Iai6e ct. SafObS Del 1T
sVus senuue @ebrau9Ss9 lnweiiung in
Oe1ti@er, eu9lii6er, fronSOfi6er, lpas
ar9er, i9webiider, bolldnbtf6er, odni7
!9sr, b0bmii6er, pOrtu9ieiti6er uno
untlenii9er Spru6e beigeseben.
SiRe 6tui3e at. SafObS ScI
toltet so @entS, (finf 6lui6en fir $2)
ut III ie6er 9lpotbete gu baben ODER wirb
pei S~efeuunseu uOu ni6t meni9er ais
$500 frei uo6 allen Gbeilen Der Ser.
Staoten %ueriunOt. Wtau abreiiire:
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.
Baltimore, Mb., Il. g. ".
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8obeuwerber. Ra6 9ouenbung
bes e~ilernen Sberbaurs CUR fsften @eler=
bride bat nunmebr bic poliseili6e ab>
nobme berielben itaitsefnnben. Inter
eutipreden6en SeftIi1teiteH wirb bic
Bride IN ben nd9ften Gasen Dem 6HeHts
Ii6en gertebr ibergeben werben.
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anbnlt.

0eiian. Die iiinsite GO9ter bes
anbaItii9en Staatsminiiters, 6rdulein
Mfarie p. &roii9t, bat ii9 init benz
Sobue bes @eb. &ummersienratbes unS
&etdStussz@ b9eorbneten Nilb. Sedel<
bduler perlobt. 9eri6te elmer bepors
itebenben 9tobiIitiruns bes Iesteren, bic
friiber bereits eiumaI I'M ltmlauf porsn,
erbaIten babur9 neue 0tabruns.
8ernbure. 8ebufs Grbauuns
zines nelten Boit9ebduSes bierIeIbif bat
Der Ret9Spoitfistus bas SiessfeIb'i9e
9runbitld in Der &aiieritraBe t6ufli6
eruOrbeu, aud lit DOM Rei9staee bie
erite 8autOitenrate Don 20, 200 so. basu
bewinigt worben. Otit BEN Mbbru6Ss
arbeitsn bat man bereits besOmnen.
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Bnbem1nnfrtt.

Simarin9en. 9tu8 SObenSOuern
iinb i'm ucrflo6enen Sabre SO Berionen,
uub ;ruar 81 mdnnIi9en unb 81 weiblis
den @ei6le6tc5 na6 gImerita ous9es
mnnoert.
Se6in9en. Der 9teitor Der
DISQUALIFICATION gterste unO GbrOniit
bieii9er Stabt, Or. Bold, lift I'M 4Iter
BON SO Sdbren ueritorben. Oerielbe
war QanoeswunoarSt unb f~eierte Dor etrpG
& Sabrsn isiu 5Oidbrises SOttOriubis
IGum.
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FdtIrstpte-BnIHFttt.

NItona. @roBeS Sntereiie erregt
bier elm neuerSi9s uufsetau6tes Yroieft,
unIere Stabt, ben 8orort bes md6ti9en
Samburo, bur9 @tobIirung elmer nenen
MltcnasN meritauii9en OampferIinte pom
Ser 6anicita6t banoeIspoIitii6 nnabbdns
ala 3u MAIDEN.
Vie 2ei6e bes ieit benz IL. 0eGrS uers
misten 6aufmanus s.. &iibI Dor bier lit
auf ben 8atten spii9en 6Obr uno Ims
rum aefunben porben. 6. mar in Die
llnteriu6ung elmer im 9rcBen umfangr
betriebenen 3oubefranbattcn m~ttperwideIt
unS auf elmer charlottesville in Npt auf
6Obr ipurIOs peri9wunoen.
8ranbfdIIe. Su POttrau 1T bas
friiber Steinwntt'i9e @eweie abgebrannt,
in SierfSoorf bel Neuitabt bas 9eweie
bes Serrn SreIe, III 9an9itebt bas Nbs
na6mebauS unb @obnbaus beS 9ufnerS
6ans 6anien unb IN SubIenbriidsber9
BEL ReinfeIb bas @obns unb Mtrtbs
i6aftseebdube bes Yaraeuiiten 8. Sun'
feIaot.
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BGtutnper.

8Iumentbal. Mebrere angelo
bene geliner Sirmen Baben int naben
R6nnebed a. SO. cine WOufdmmerei err
baut, ba Bel Der fortbauernben Sermebs
runq berRammsarniptnnereie nOeutl31
lan6 bic bereitS b~eitebenben Wolltdmme@
reieu ben 8ebarf an &ammsug nibt mebr
befrieoieen f6nnen.
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Mshlfnhnrp.

"
Mol9in. Der Yater Der @rdiin
Sabn, @jraf pon Mortenslebene Sdrpirs
fen, lit an benz Gag, an benz bieie nit
ibrem @emubI, benz GrbIanbmari6 dali
@rafen @unO pom Sabn, auf 8aieOow
bic iiIberne 9o6seit feierte, pIOeIi6 9es
itorbeu.
9euitreIib. gu &aseniee, elmer
su 9iepert seb6rigen Meierei, rparen Die
G%i8entbimsr Mittus unb MeiBner, neil
~eriterer einen Our69an9 ueriperren
wolte, bart an chamber 9erutben. Mit.
tag periuunbete ndmli6 ben WteiBner
bur6 einen Ger3eroli3uB am SOpf unb
Istterer uerurbeitete barauf ieineu 9lus
9reifer %bermaBen, boB bieier i9per per-
lpunOet in bas 6~iiritenberser &rantene
baus a%ufgenommen peroen muBte,
pdbrenb NteiBner in 6uft ssuommen
wurbe. Su berielbeu Na6t brannten
bic @Obubduier 8eiber total ab.
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N ~ -
Sebi9te ni9t su leien 9euobut lit.
gtber ite bat bod 8%eritdnbniB," erwts
6erte 6rau Robet.
,,8eil pom Sasb unb S9eibenf9ieBsn
barin Die &ebe it,"
On bit bod re9t bitter, @erner."
,gs muB ebeu elm @e9en9ewi6t fir
Define all3u sroBe Wtilbe sebeu."
,@enn Su fe ndbsr tennen Iernft,
wirit Ou fie freunbIider 6eurtbeileu."
Sd TRACE gar fem 8erIan9en mad 6ies
fer ndberen Betannti6aft. 1iebrigens
Iaufe i6 i9werLi9 @efobr, benu ib CLAUDE
taum, bag fe bic Qaune anwanbeIn wir6.
fi9 aud mir CUR Nbwe3SIung einmaI
an3ui6mei@eIn."
,,geein, nein, 10 fonlt On ni9t pOn
benz lieben Sinbe re6en, @ernsr. Qaus
uenbaft, bab weiB i5 ni9t, basu teunen
mir uns Az turs nber pon S9mei6eIei
1T in bielem @eIen feline Spur, bas
CLAUDE mir, - UNI baB III isben, iinb
meine Aueen nod gut 9enu9. Wtas es
iouberbor i9eineu, bag lie it9 3u mir
alien frau lett unb elm Stino9en wibs
met, i6 uermag nur 9utmitbisteit BARN
gu crtennen. Gin wurmes SerD = Sus
besreife i'd"
Werner Ia9te auf.
Gin uarmes 6er;, ME es gr5tbeil IN
ibrer 61miIie iit. Die 9uturit5isteit,
bic MIR tennen selernt."
gs waren bic nit mebr tInmutb aIs
6obn unS beinabe bcftis berUOrsefOBens
@ortc, bic a6er BEL Der Mutter teineu
4ntlans fanben.
,,@arum wiaft On mir ben sinifiser
@inbruf ausre6eu, ben i9 empfonsen 2
@as fam Dir 6oran Iiesen. mid mib;
trnnii9 gu mu6en gesen mein eisenes 9e'
flbI2" frrete fie.
,Weil On boppeIt bitter smfiubru
wirif, wenn es Did tduf9t."
,Oas fir9t i9 ni9t."
SieB suuerii9tli6e 2d9eIn unb 4cpf:
i9attsIn brdnste Werusr i6er bic Iest'
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&arIsrube. SIM Qlter pom IS
Sabren lit Der dlteite @brenbiirser Don
&arIsrube, Der 6oritratb unb frihere
8rofeior am 9olpetdnitum Or. Sobann
6Iaupre6t 9eftorben. Sein Same ais
Qebrer Der 6orItpiheni6aft mar nett
iiber Die @renSen Babens biuuus betamnt
unb wdbrenb ieines Ianei6bri9en Mirten8
an Der poIpte5nii9en S9uIe babier, an
beren eriten 9ebrern er geb6rte, lit Die
peituus sr0Bte Sabl Der babil9en Sorfz
manner II ieiner S9uIe berpOrsesonz
gen.
Oouaue 9insen. Der S6ubs
NADER 2eopolb WeBmer pom bier, nell
der am IT. San. in 6iritenbere auf
feline @eIiebte, bic Dienftmusb Gbereie
Stunt BON 8fobreu, pier S6iHe abees
fenert bate, in Der Qbii9t bieielbe gu
t6bten, lit nit Der selinben Strafe pom
1 Sabr uub 8 Monaten @efdneniB
6ur9eetommen. Gr par auf ben Oienitz
BERN ieiner @eIiebten, ben Seforom
2lbOIf grant in Siritenbers, eiferiiebtig
9enOrben.
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bIidt? Sier an feiner @eburtsftdtte Jag
er auf benz Stetne unb fang feinen
S9wanen9eians, inbem CT binabbIidte
nuf bas blane MaHer, ben berrIi9en See,
Die g8teee beuti6en Minnescionss, ME
i'd i'm nennen m66tc. Gag, 9ebt Dir
bier ni6t bic @abr6eit auf? 8on bier unb
nisrgenos nnbers sebt bas Qi6t aus, baS
beute nod ni9t iberitrablte. 9ier lit Der
Stammort BaItber's Don Der gOgelweibe
gu fudeu."
,,Ou m66teIt i'm aIIo Der i6pds
biI6en 9i6teri6uIe - eriter Gptlus nas
tirIi6 - einuerlei6en? N6sr bic Gpros
Ter ="
,,um peI6en groBen Wann 5dtten fi9
ni6t I9On Stdbte, 3dnber, ia iO9ar Nds
tionen eeitritteu? 6ir6tburmpatrintiss
mus, 4otaIuerbtmmeIung, weiter nt9ts,
freun6. Sn 5proII Warum bonn geraOe
in GproI? QdderIi6, neil bort cine Sos
aeIweioe ent6eft worben uno 2eutoIb pom
Seruen, Der IN dbnIider @eiie ME 9err
BaItber fang, bort in Der Rdbe Bu 6auie
a~eueIen Ieiu ica? N6er 8ogslweioen fin.
ben iid an6erswo aud, unb San9ess
brnoer eoenfaNs, uho no mepr ais 9let,
no lie AGe beilammen iuBen. 9ier finb
bic 6un6sruben Der NibeInnsenbanss
f&riften nnb ba briibeu i'm 8beintbaI
i6rieb &ubolF pom Ems ieiHen Sertrom
un6 SoIopbot unO ieinen sutem @erbart,
sur ielben 3eit oIs @aItber Lebte, ba finb
bic Rlinsenberg, bic Gar gu 9auie, Sang
DON Montfort, 6rie6ri9 BON 9nien, Der
StoFler, Der 9obenueIien unb ruie fe
aGe beiBen ringsum. 6ter faB feiH be-
tier fSreunb, Iein S6iler, Der Gur6iee
bes Nbtes Don ct. @ansn, lllri9 pom
Sinsenberg, tefen 9ieber ebeSem fcsar
nit BEN feincn pernii9t mur6en - Ders
mif6t wnrben, woblueritauOen l1n6 bas
1T Der 8unft, ouf ben t9 mid fiise.
Gs 1T Dor Naem Elm innerli9er, elm
fprodIider @runb. Der StpL, bic Worts
idreibnns, bic DiaIsttfdrbuus, wcl9e
Middletown transcript., 1883-04-06
NO.. H..

looked even paler and more sickly than
when he had one hand in the hair that
once grew where we are now bald,
while the other was at work in the vine
yard. But none of the boys seemed to
care to pitch on sick man, and he never
had to whip another boy. There was
something so impressive about every
movement of the delicate looking
teacher, that the boys got to feeling
sorry for him, and they treated him
real well. If they hadn't he would have
paralyzed the whole gang at once.
The slim, sickly teacher is an old man
now living quietly in his State, with
children as old as we are, and we oc-
casionally see him, and ask him if he
remembers how we broke up the school.
He is feeble now, and walks with a
cane, but if we had to have a fight
with him even now, we would hire a
man to do it.-Peck's San.
Middletown transcript., 1883-04-06
KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN.

Yesterday afternoon, in a scantily fur
nished room at 612 Parkin street, sat an
old gray-haired man, lingering an an
cient piano. 1t was Frederick Nichols
Crouch, the author of g Kathleen May
oureen." His personal appearance is
striking. Of a short, compact figure,
his movements are astonishingly quick
and active. He has a busby growth of
hair and beard, his complexion is ruddy,
and under rugged brows shine bright
hazel eyes. His dress consisted of an
old soldier coat, dark blue flannel shirt
and well-worn pantaloons. Prof.
Crouch, says he knew Payne and led
the music on the night when at Drury
Lane Theatre, Payne's opera of &C CIari,
the Maid of Milan, y was produced. Sir
Henry Bishop was the composer. Payne
wrote the words. Both men were in
the wings and in full view of Prof.
Crouch during the performance. The
song of Home, Sweet Home" was
written for this opera. Prof. Crouch
told how his own famous song {" Kath-
leen Mavoureen," was composed. He
said the words had been sent to him
from London by Mrs. Crawford. He
was riding one day along the banks of
the Tamar, in west England, when the
melody came to him. 81 was so infat-
uated with it," said Prof. Crouch,
:" that I sang the song to a large au-
dience in the Plymouth Assembly
Rooms, Plymouth, Devonshire, and
within week it began to spread.
Thus was my offspring begotten, and
so became the child of the world.' -
Prof. Crouch was born in England
July 80, 1903, Of good family. He is
now out of employment and too old to
help himself. He has wife and five
children. He tries to smile cheerily at
fate, but the smile is full of pathos.-
Baltimore Sun.