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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

3u 8ru9 (Uterid) iinb Dor einiser
3eit Die poden aufsetreten nnb babsn be-
reits Swei Spfer geforbert. Sin Midb1en,
bas in Der ltmgesenb pom 2ursmburs i'm
Oienite ifanb unb podenfranf anfam, bat
bic i6euBIi6e Sranfbeit einseidleppt.
Iuf Dem Sir9bof su S6ensen
ftebt elm iteinernes &reus, in peldes cine
S6lanse einsebausn lift. Dariiber ersdbIt
5r. 3ebrer Gibeiar i'm Curb. QanS": sSm
Sabre la5 sins Der S.rr, Der unter 6ies
fem &reu3e rubt, auf Die sSasb. On benz
Walbe oberbalb Oes Oorfes, ssnannt Sers
renblid", eridien ibm pI6sIi4 cine
S9lanse, pelde iid auf i'm Iosfiir,te.
gr i9oB mebrere Scale mad ibr, traf iie
aber nidt. @ie er ii9 aud sesen iie
rpebrte, umionit, bic Sdlunge mid nidt.
Gnbli9 muBte er bic Slu9t ergreifen unb
elite na9 5auie. Die S9lanse usrfoIste
'ibn bis gu %ieiner @obnuns uub Iieb ba erft
BON ibrer IerfoIsung ab. Der Serr aber
murbe BON benz ausseitanSenen Sdreden
tranf unb mar balb barauf cine 9eide.
9 iirmertnse en-. 9erionen BON bier,
wel9e am Is. Wdr; aus benz Sodamte Az
@luingen famen, gerpabrten cine S6aar
500 Sagels ooer Sdneegdnien bel uns
5orrsanie senannt. Sang seiddftis unb
serduiduou tummelten fe fi1 auf benz abs
tbauenben Saatfeloe, bas fe smfis' abmeis
oeten. grit aIs Die 9eute BEN auf Der
Onr9reiie befinOliden norbii1sn @diten
na%befamen, fosen iie bapon.
9ursmburs. @m 20. Mdrs itarb
mad ldngerer &ranfbeit, i'm alter lpon SO
Sabren, 5r. Staatsanmalt uno Militdrs
Nubiteur 90. MiIer. Gr waItete ieines
i9weren Imtes wdbrenb elmer lanssn Geibe
BON Sabren.
9uremburs. Der RSnis Der Hies
berlanbe i9iffte fi9 am 3. @pril nit ieiner
@emablin nod England elm. Mmf. Mtai
mtrb er in slmfterbam erpartet, INN bort
am l. 0fai bic Colonial Nusitellung su
eroffnen. Bon Mmiterbam wirb e. iid 6is
rett na9 Qurenlburs bsse5en, UNI auf
SdloB Berg einen Meouat 81 perueilen.
2uremburs. am 20. Mdrs 1T Sr.
o ersSnsenieur Stuerins seitorben. gr
tuut upl et'uu Segh oSu9teh JJtH. w. UtttIW
i'm amte ssfOlst. 9r. Cheering bat bas
Mlter BON SO Sabren errei9t. gr mar ein
gutter, pfli9ttreuer 8eamtet.
Oifferbtnssn. Der am 49, 0aar3
in elmer @alerie Der @eiealbaft be. @ers
lad freres usrunsliidte NideI aus 9orsnss
weiler lit am 81. Mdr3 in Solse Der erbals
tenen Serlesunsen seitOrbeu, cine @ittue
nit 8 unmiinbisen Riubem binterIahenb.
gettborm. @m %. Mdrs bes Na9s
mittass entftanb gu Sorace in ben benz
aderer Matbsen s. suseb6risen @ebduli9s
feiten cine Seuersbrunit, wel9e S4eune,
Stallunsen iouie baS Dadwert bes @obns
bauies eindi1erte. %. erleibet einen S9a>
ben Don ca. $500 Srants. Der @dersr
S9mars g. als Mitbewobner bisies Saus
fes bat an sIderserdtbidaften iomie bur9
BEN 8erluit BON spei Sdweinen, bic in
ben Slammen umfamen, sinen S6aben
BON 400 Sr. Seioe Sena9tbeiIiste finb
uerii9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
0pbbersoetbum.

g9terua9. Nuf @eiersbof (bei
gdterna9) III elm idwerer @slf srlest
worben. Der Sddfer uou 9eiersbof bate
sin tootes S9af, in GINGER Gntfsrnuns
bon ieiner Wobnuns, in ben S9n,e selest,
UNI bic Wolfe gu loden. gr itellte ii9 in
feline Slide auf bic 9auer. Sn Wirtli9tsit
cling elm Wolf, burd ben @sru9 bes S9as
fes anselodt, in bic Sale. Wdbrenb CT
ii9 ani9itte, bas S9af fortsutrasen, leste
in Der Gii9e Der Sirt an, briidte los unb
ltredte ben Wolf nieber.
SIN 8eforter WaIbe senannt
v9ansbai9~ mar am Is. Scar, srobes
Greiben auf S9warswilo. Sin sanses
&lloel wuros aufseiast. gs fiel S1uB
auf S9uB, bod umionff. gnbli9 selang
es einsm Greiber, elm iunses WiIoi9wein
nit benz S9wanss gu srwii1en. Der SD
ger 50. iprans binsu, nm wenisitens bieier
Bette ben in ii9erer Hdbs ben @araus gu
MAIDEN. Sebp6 bas m0rbsrii9e SIei traf
mr ben S9wans bes Gbieres, 10 baB mad
benz IS. o." Der Srsiber ben einen Gbsil
in ben lSdnbeu bebislt unb bas S6ein nit
einem Stubi9wanS bapon fam.
Ole vSrier. 9anbess i3eituns~ besinnt
cine Ssrie pon rSriefen iiber 9uremburssr
Serbdltnine". gs miro BARN CUR Silbuns
elmer sroBen SOIfspartei aufseforosrt.
Ware iebr notbwenois! 9lber Die @rins
ouns elmer fatbolii9sn Bartei mare nod
notbwenbiser. Dun, am Gub' fommt'S
ni6t 10 lebr aui ben Namen ais aui bic
@rnnbiate an, weI6e Die Bartei p%ertritt.
Ser Samort BON Ranterna9 bat
am 10. Mdrs I'M Msnsoorfer @aIbs, sss
nannt @pttenbsrs, elm Wiioidwein erIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
&outS Weutaot.

Gin merfwhrbises Qeben lit erloiden.
2ouiS 8euiaot 1T tobt.
Sein Batter belt cine fleine @einmirtbs
f6aftin Yaris. gls breissbnidbriser Suri9s
las er Dimes oueuen" unb beiu9te Wins
feItbeater.
2tber Der GrtenntniBtrisb maj in linn 10
fart, bab er ni6t IN bic duBerite Eiefs
ianf. Mit unermibli9er Gmiisteit iu9ts
er fi9 uieImebr gum Sournaliiten b~eran3us
biloen.
Oils er neunsebn Sabre alt mar, fanb er
an einem orleaniitii9en Slatte, benz ,Giprit
Bubble" llntsrtunft. Spdter ididte man
Jpn CUR Vsrtbeibisuns Der &esierans Souls
Ybilipps in bic BropinS.
Die berporrasenbfts Settle ieinsr idrift>
itelsrilden Gbdtisfeit war elm unsebdnoiss
tes polemii9es 6euer. Sn Solse oefen
bate er smei Ouele, zines nit einem
S1auipieler, ben er idle9t sema6t, unb
bas sweite NIT Dem &eoafteur bes vSour:
nal be Rouen.~
Don eben 10 u~nangenebmen 0erpideluns
aen mar feline Wirtiamfeit ais Hebafteur
6es vMemorial be la Oorbosne" 3u 8eris
aueur bssleitet. Sin Slid, baB ct INNER
obne ernitli9e 8erwunbuns bur6tam.
2ouis 0euiuot par auf benz bsiten Wsse,
wie CT IS ielbit nennt, elm Mietbsioloat
(Gonbottieri) Der Preiie gu werben, ais i'm
Sabre 1888 cine &eiie nad &om ieinem
gan,en Weien cine anbere &idtuns CAB.
Gr perIebte bort bic 6arpo9s, ma9ts
ibre eriditternben gersmonien nit unb
bate cine GubisnS beim Yapit.
Yon ba an mar er nidt mebr berielbe.
Or bate bas Seuer %ieiaer Serebtiamteit,
feinen polemiiden Offer unb feline umfais
ienbsn 8enntniiis Der Yertbeibisuns Der fas
tboIiiden 6irde seweibt.
Dod blieb Die @sididts isiner %iournas
liitiiden Sbdtisfeit cine Sriesssei9i3ts
Bis ans gnbe. 1S43 fam CT ans Uni:
pe-s"; flint Sabre ipGter 1T CT befeu
Sauptrebafteur seworoen.
On bieiem 9Iatt, bas er beuibmt &c:
ma9t, betdmpfte er bic SoeiaIiiten, biz
Greioenfer, bic &epublitaner unb bic
&taatsfatbolifen. 1852 bate CT io9ar ei:
men Streit nit benz gr3biidof uon Yaris
Ibsr ben llnterridt in ben srie6iiden uni
Iateinii9en RIaiiitern.
! Dansben psr0fientli9te er cine Reib.
portreffli9 sei4riebeRer unb sebiesens'
Bidder.
Sebr miBliebis NOR bas yllniuers" BEN
britten Napoleon. Seds Sabre lang, uor
1851 bis 1867 bat CT es iOsar gang unter'
bridt.
Ole Reaieruns MaeMabons bot 2ouis
geuilot nit siniisersn @usen anseisbn,
Do9 mubte aud iie, auf bas gln6rinser
Bismards, bic Sermussabe ieines Blattes
Gnbe Sanuar 1874 auf Swei Monate, uni
I'm Ottober beiIelben Sabres auf jpei mel
tere Wo6en perbieten.
Seit Der Refisnation bes 9er3oss Dol
Masenta eridienen benz beriibmten 6atbo.
Iifenfiibrer bic giusii6ten tribe. 3uma'
felt @ambetta bic 9ontrole Der 6iientli9er
NnseIesenbeiten OIL ii3 rib.
Do6 belt er bis ans gnbe bic Sofit
nuns fsit, baB oas llebsrmaB anardiitii6e
0erriidtbeit ale Seritdnbisen CUR g8ieper
beriteQuns bes &onistbums opsr bod Sut
Mieberamnabme tatbolii6sr @lGubenst
unb QsbenssO ronunsen pereinisen werbe
2lm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
Ser oIteu 0afobiner miirSio 1T Der

iesise @~emeinSeratb pom garis. gr IaBt
feline @elesenbeit uoriiberseben, UNI ieinen
teufii9en 9aB sesen Seius Gbriitus gu
betbatisen. Dem Pddter bes GbateIsts
Gbeaters wurbe contraftlid bic 8erpfi9s
tuns auferlest, am gbarfreitas gu ipieIen.
Oieies Sabr aber muBte Der Director benz
benz StaStratb erfldreu, er f6nne ieiner
8erpfli4tuns ni6t na9tommen, neil bas
seiammte Berional ii9 ueisere, an bieiem
beilisen Ibenoe au !ipieIen. gr periprad
aber ein GonSert 5u peranifalten, auf beien
Prosramm teine relisi6ie gfummer iteben
ioa.-Oieie Sdauipieler uerbienen bur9
ibre itanbbafte Weiseruns bic polite aners
.tennuug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
Sir@fi&e Neuiskeitem.
Snlanb.
Gr3bi6cefe Gbicaso.

Tiir Ginridtnnq zines Sommeripitals
reip. fir ben Nntauf Der grbbssrsnsS niel
in Der sriinen 8u6t (bei Der Stabt @resn
Ban, Wisc., } finb In Chicago bsreits $500
sei9entt worbsn unb BEL Sobn BibIer De-
ponirt. Der Nntauf Der Sniel nebit ben
DISQUALIFICATION, mel9e ben MsrianersY ris
bern aei9enft merben lolen, erforbert MIR
81, 500, wsl6e unter ben Mitbirgsrn BEL
einisem gemiben nit 9eidtisteit aufses
bradt weroen i%olten.
grSbi6eeie ct. Qouis.
Sn Ntiaers Gonntp, pier Meilsn oiIi6
pom Oiase 6lune, bat ii6, wie benz v0fiis
iouri 0oltsfrsunb" sei9rieben wirS, cine
neue beutide tatbolii9e @emsinbe ssbilbst,
bic pon pater Cosmos Sseberser pon
|@barleiton, Mo., perieben wirb bic neue
@emeinbe beitebt aus s5 Samilien, bic fait
laater neue Infdnser, alio nit Mittsln
nidt iebr reidIi9 seiesnet iinb = trotbem
baben ie idon cine eisene Stride srri9tet,
elm biibi9es 5rames@ ebdube, 81 SUB lang,
35 brett unb 22 bod, nit einem 65 SUB
boben Gburm.
@r3bi6eeie Bottom.
Nm 10. gpril bat Der Sberif Briggs
i'm Muftrage beS Bantsrotts @eri6ts BON
benz seiammten @isentbum Der Nusufiners
@eieli6aft IN Qawrenee, Mah., unb pom
ben iiber beren Spartaie seiibrten Si9ern
Seiis ergrifien. Hep. .. .. &ea9an
wurbe bis CUR grnenmuns pon Maiienpsrs
wuItern NIT Der Seaufii6tisuns Der Muiie
beauftra9t.
Grjbt6cee Gan Sranciseo.
Sn San Trancisco 1T @nfanss Mars
cine dinelii6e fatbolii6e S9nle erri6tet
worSen unter Der 9eituns bes bodw. Gre
CORN @%ntonuni, Der mebrere Sabre ais Wfiis
fiondr in CAUTION, Gbina, sewirtt bat.
Der eifrise MiiiiOndr miro pon msbrersn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
"EL SIGLO XIX"


Una mas gto de arr o hr ddo uno de los mas gand
e Paris e h p
hi voen pobac Como a
d o e en
% oascla elsd
BOSAS SOMBRAS PARAGUAS FECOS AGREMANES IT,
FLORETE WARANDOLEs
d
Pueto-R Rice de Aazode
FONT ROSSETTn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
Linea de vapOres
DE La
MlLl REAL IAGLESA DE L)iDRES.

In yapor de esta Compaiia
hara escaIa en- este puerto el IL de
cada mes, tonando pasajes y tle-
te para St. Thomas ] Europa, re-
cresando el lis del mismo con
7 rrurnbo 4 Ia Habana y Veracruz.
Agentes
~ sdderess Wyixk 4 ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
FONT Y ROSSELLO.
GAIA De AHORROS
DE r o n c =.

Por acuerdo tornado en- Jnnta gene
raj de accionistas, Sc ha transferido pa
ra del L. al9 de Mayo pr6ximo, ell
pago de las acciones suscritas y que Sc
suscriban para constituir los $3.50, 900
de capital lie la Sociedad an6nima de
credito en- que ha de transformarse es-
Ia Gaia de Ahorros, continuando hasta
dicha fecha alberta la suscripci6n de
acciones.
Ell valor de cada una de estas es
$50 mIc. Su pago ha de hacerse pre-
cisamente ell las ofcinas de esta So
ciedad Ell la fecha arriba citada.
Los que deseen tomar algunas, de-
ben suscribirss desde luego, dirigien-
dose al efecto por carta al Tesorero d.
Juan Mayoral, quien les expedira el
correspondence certi6cado de suscrip-
ci6n.
En- los certificates expedidos va en-
tiendase alteradas los fechas que se f.
jan, de acuerdo con lransferencia indi-
cada.
Las acciones que en- el termino fila
do no hayan sido satisfechas, quedaran
de derecho caducadas.
La nneva Sociedad quedara consti-
tnida en- primero de Julio pr6ximo, 81
como es de esperarse, ha descendido
ent6nces la aprobaci6n consiguicnte
del Gobierno de s. X.
Hasta tanto, y con la del Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General de esta Provin-
cia, continuara esta GAIA de Ahorros
en- las mismas operaciones de que se
ha venido oclpando desde sIi funda-
zion en- 1873, ajustada d su actual Re-
glamento.
Ponce, 8 de Enero de lS8l.-El Di-
rector presidenle, Francisco BARNES
81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
BOletin Mercantl de Puerto-Rico.
pmIoDIco clMrRIco poLlTIeo De NoTIcns Y ANU
CoNDICIoNEs GENERATES

publication anuneio medic de sera
determinaran los mismos
gaa debn antoraos la fma del
la responsahiidad de consecuencias
gacels devueos.
No e responle de nj extravios dc chche
per6dco coneaa centmetros de largo
10 excedente forna de otra.
Ell tenda decho xg columna aermiada para la
eearlo oneederse bgado
pagar el 10 p9 sobre el prcio estpnalo tarih.
cHcbs publication tenda
bonifca dc pS sobe los precos de aifa.
del BOLETIN la Inca de gacet mtdo
correspondence cosar& dez
Los snsriptores ps bonfcacdn prec ga
cetlla remitdos
mpor snscrone anunos, gacla comunados sa
tcipudo
81 por imprevisa dejase sair p6co mpomen
pnbicacnes las hue
dejado de salr,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20

de msna bca Este Pctroleo es bre de explosion humo
NAL oor cmpeamene que la impara yolcaa
la llama quelarfa cxingnda e actu. uAAl
CROSAS & FINLAY, San Juan.-P. NIEVA & Go. B. j. TO
RRELLAS, Mayagiez-VIUDA DE VIDAL Co, FERRAN 8 Go
Ponce. 81 IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
DIPOSITO DE- NUEBLES
DE JOSE F.. MURIAS.
FORTALEZA NUM- 40.
FORTALEZA NUM-. 40.

Por los dtms gado puerto
mnebes debdo
satisfar&n Ell capricho delicado.
os nsoa con espeio
Dc mirmo Dc caprichosas formas pios modco
onaAn los afamado muebes de Vena
eegan hastah conocida e d
Hy tod los odas fortuna convncos
vista al efsrido local. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
GUIlO PARA ABOlOS.

Sc realiza ma importante partida de este
magnifico fertiilzador conteniendo hasta 81
p z de amoniaco, 10 pg dc accido fosfo-
rico, superior para abonar toda clase de terre-
nos especialmentc los dedicados al cultivo
de Ia cana de azicar tabaco Sc exhben los
certificates de los anaIisis hechos por los me-
jorcs quimcos de New-Y York Londres.
I'reeio por tonelada $50, fibre d bortio.
Para pedidos dirigirse d los sehores
vIJANDE &. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
GRAN BAZAR DE ROPA HECHA.
SASTRERIA DE TOMAS HERMANOS.

En- estabecimento monado al nye de de
encuen connemente buen surdo de eas
cotn negro lea chaque fac trae lana traes
povora drill banco de color g9nero para
la medida la mma camsas banca cueos punos
boones pehera de orata somberos
aricuos para cabaleros siendo el lena de la
E1egancia, Variedad Baratura-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-20
Sc VENDE

La hacienda CHRISTINA jurisdic-
ci6n de Bayamon finca rccientemente
fomentada cou sus fabricas nneyas,
en- su mayor parte de material, ma1ui-
ma de vapor, evaporadoras con sn ma
quina anexa, alambiqne y todo 10 ne
cesario para In elaboration de azicar y
ron, con una plantio de cana para ell
aGo entrante para mas de qninientos
coyes. T'ene buena casa habitaeion,
snficientes ranchos para bagazos, bne.
yes, carros, y todos los utensilios de
labranza; de modo que el que la intere-
Sc no tiene que hacer gastos de ningu-
ma especie. Para informes en- esta
imprenta daran raz6n. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-20
PARKERsBURG.
The Chicken THIEF cnPtured-Postoniee
Robber Arrested .E

The Chicken Thief CAPtuFed-Postonice
Robber Arrested "l
Correspondence Of he LatslIi0aor. a.l 81
PARKKRsBuRe, June.ls-C. O. Cole, Of
Washington City is in town on business.
! Last week your correspondent mention
ed the arrest Of chicken thief by Captain
Mehan, and the manner in which 1t was
done. Another man by the name Of Char
mock lays claim to part Of the honors In
working up the case. According to his
statement, he placed the dealers on the
lookout for the party aud originated the
ruse by which the man Smith was. caught,
and did other things which he thinks en-
titles him TO mention. Captain Mehan, !,
however, made the arrest as stated. q
George "a. Mckay, OF Ravenswood, Jack.
son county, was arrested Saturday by
Deputy Marshall Remly, and brought to
this city. He is charged with breaking
and entering the Postofice at silverton,
Jackson county, and taking some Of the
money belonging to the office, and articles
from the store in which the office Is located.
F. O Prickett, OF Ravenswood, Is defend.
ing him. p
The funeral Of James Inman took place
from the Sixth ward to-day. The remains
were taken to Belpre on the Soaoma,
where they were inferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jackson, Jr., return
ed this afternoon from their wedding tour.
Carrie, the little daughter Of Mr. John
Tavenner, died this afternoon. She was an
exceedingly bright and interesting child.
The family have the sympathy Of the en-
tire community in their afti!ction.
Heavy showers prevailed here yesterday
and to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-20
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
rHE SUNDERLAND CATASTROPHE.
rhs Barl.l Of the vIetln,-Gsn,rL Hsarnlar
rhrOusAssttAs cOuatry-rAs cAarsh Blll.
me CAtnsss side Of The TOsqaia
''' AMIR Lonrf.uoWl Batt.

LONDON, July 1s.-The funerals Of q
great many Of the victims of Saturdays
disaster took place to-day. The streets
were crowded with sympathetic people,
most Of whom were in mourning. The
blinds Of the houses were drawn, and the
church in which the funeral services were
held had black flag ct half.mast. One
hundred free graves were prepared in one
cemetery for the reception Of the victims ex-
elusive Of those for which the parents Of chill
dren who lost their lives will pay. Filty.four
bodies were inferred in this cemetery to-
day and thirty-one in smaller cemetery.
Large numbers Of generous subscriptions
are arriving In Sunderland from different
parts to help pay the funeral expenses of
the unfortunate children. Among the
subscriptions Is Gl00 from Andrew Carne-
gle, Of New York. The balance Of the
fund, alter the funeral expenses have been
betrayed, will be dedicated to the Chill
drens' Conyalescent Home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-20
rnE HILL ISvEsrrGATIox.
Yesterdays ProeeedinEs-Tne Case o
GEN. RrndY. f4..fg j

| l4H zen. hEh1ys $50" I'a O
WARRINGTON, June l9,-The Hill Inves
| tigatipg Committee reconyened this morn
ing. General stinemilz was cross examin
ed. e y IN wy -
! Question-If you should take one stoa,
in any. one course and apply to it the stan
dard cost, which rules under the contrac
through the whole building, and that ston,
should be a very large one, with srea
deal Of surface cutting, would it otshow
as compared with a smaller stone, an ex
cessiye cost, which would rather be appar.
ent than real2 ~ -Es-L y ~
Answer-It would not be possible tc
compare 0 twelye-ton pilaster, which re.
quires much labor to move 1t and costs s.
per foot, With small stone requiring but q
little surface cutting and costing not half SC
much. Ia.
Mr.. Hill-But that Is what the cpntrac,
calls for, NO., s.,.l...
Witness-Then all l have TO say is there
was not much sense In such q contract.
d Mr.. Thomas stated that one element oil
the contract for the cutting and dressing
was the extreme low price for which the
rough stone was obtained by the Govern
ment. The defense wished to show this
was one reason for more liberal contract
for cotting. IL. ri. ~. =
Mr.. Coleman-While 1t may be satisfac.
ton for the public to learn that the Gov
eminent in one instance, did not suffer
through the contracts II is certainly i'm
proper TO admit that the Government
could recompepse the losing contractor by
making another contract with him through
which the Government must be the loser.
Mr.. Thomas put q hypothetical question,
based on the assumption that q certain num-
Der Of days were required under the fifteen
per cent contract to cut certain stone, and
ELECTED the reply: ~ O.
II would not take the word Of any sculp-
tor or stone cutter who had been working
under the fifteen per cent contract. 1t
would not be safe estimate to base the
contract on."i fta Sl-f3;f5 =.
Mr.. Thomas Suppose he could not help
itf ''-
Mr.. Coleman-Then would give the
building away, and be done with 1t. IL
BRADY's CASE. L
General Brady came into the Criminal
Court room this morning for the purpose
Of furnishing bail for his appearance to
answer the charges contained in two in
dictments charging him with receiving
money while Second Assistant Postmaster
General as consideration for increasing Ger.
tain Star route mail service. Il. a.- -s
Judge Wiley said the verdict in the trial
Just ended would probably be sufficient
reason for yacating the bond given by Gen.
eral Brady in that case. The original in.
dictment remained, but as he understood
II, was nearly identical with that re.
Gently disposed Of, he thought 1t should
be abandoned. He said the Govern.
ment did not propose trying that in
dlctment, and II the Court thought it should
be dismissed he would not object; as Mer-
rick was not present, however, he asked
that any action in the matter be postponed
until Saturday. Sc
4 The subject was then dropped, and after
some discussion the Court fixed the bail in
the two additional indictments at $4,000
In each case. H
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SUING TIE BRIDGE COMPANY.
Lyddy BROTHERS the Attorneys who hay
the Cases In Hnnd-Damnges Claimed.

Lyddy Bsothera the Attorneys who hnye
the Cases In Hand-DamnEes Claimed.
Nxw YoRx, June -19.-six Of the ten
suitswhich will Ebe begun by the 1yddy
Bros. as counsel against The cities Of New
York and Brooklyn, and also against The
Brooklyn Bridge Trustees, for alleged neg.
lieence in the construction Of the bridge,
thereby contributing to the death and
manning Of many persons, have been en-
tered on the calendar Of the Supreme
Court The papers in four other cases have
been prepared. The principal plaintiffs
are Mrs. Margaret Hsggerty, who was in:
iured in the arm, spine and other parts Of
The body, and who. wants SO, 900 as dam
ages; Mary o'Donoyan, aged twelve, seri-
ously injured about the head and body,
and.wanis. SO 900; Mary o'snl!ivan, the
mother Of Margaret S0sulliyan. who
was killed, who demands 5000 Eliza
beth Tierney, who was injured about the
body, and, wants 10000 And Matthew
Weish, who alsot Think $40, 900 js the extent
Of his injuries. James L. Lyddy said To-.
day that he would make one test case, and
carry it upto thei Court Of Appeals. He
brought suits against the Trustees, as well
as the municipalities, because the Courts
had held that where . public official does
not perform his duty, and harm, comes 70
some one In consequence, heisr6sponsible.
The Trustees were clearly responsible for
the accident, in having thrown, open the
bridge fortrayel beforeit was finished, and
for the lack Of q proper police force. Had
&ha x n.,a..a.rv i,sarartinna heAnl ohaeYved
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l1r.. noael.eault,. CompIain..

NEY YoRx, June l9.-In an interview
last evening Mrs. Dion Boucicault, who,
not 50 very many years ago was known
from one end OF America to the other as
Agnes Robertson, saidi "My position is .
very hard one. am misrepresented and
am In sense in great distress. The fact
that at the request Of my children ! with.
drew my suit against Boucicault debars me
from telling any but personal friends what
L have Ia. do, as an abandoned vile and
mother,s Boucicault, said q personal
friend OF Mrs. loucicallt, has no money
not one dollar. No matter where It has
gone, he Is all but pennilees. Nobody
knows what has become Of the immente
fortune he made within the last ten yesrs
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To-NoNr the Ohio Democrats meet to
organize, tomorrow to put q ticket in the
field. At this distance 1t seems that Hoad.
ly is in the lead for Governor, and Repub.
leans are content with that prospect
Hoadly has a record which would be very
srviceable to the opposition, and Foraker
hv one which will worry the other side.
In the matter OF platform the Republicans
Lreldy have the advantage over anything
the democrats can put out. Theirs Is di.
rect, containing no antiquities, ofhish
moral TO ne, conceived in q spirit Of fair
ness, broat enough to satisfy anybody who
is willing 10 be satisfied. By reason Of
their position the Democrats can't do 90
we'll 4