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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
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an bic teutlhen, r5mii6 .fatb. oeaenitftiaen
unterfisunss. Ssreiue in cen Ser. Staa<
tef BON NOrp Imerifa.
Sn Der leBten General 9 rIammluna
res peatIhen, rSmiids fatb. Gsatrals 8eys
ems su Detroit, Wi6. purpe beIdloI,
len, pie 10. 0sneralper lammluna In
3odeiter a~bSubalten. Die feierli&e Ct
61nun9 Der 9sriammiuns besinnt an,
pfnstlpnntase ben ia. Wai por benz
Soaamte, uno miro biz gum 81. Wat
fcrtseleBt tpsreen. gS tpereen ceebalt
ale anseidloIenen 9ereine einselapen Ell
men Oslesaten su witlen, etcnic rpercen
ale fatb. unterifdsunsss Ssuine tprl&e
nod ntht anaei6lplsn finn. ater trdn>
lden Dem srcBen Central Sunee bei,us
tretsr, freuncli6f sebeten. sinen Deleaas
ten tu ipdblen. iNp III pbiaer Sulamms
lung su ienren. Scate Elm 9erein fsis
men Delesaten ieneen fSunen, 10 fam Der.
lslbe semdB Der Contribution res Central
Sereins s. SO einen Ssri6t uno Die ers
fcrce.li6en Seitrase an ben %cprrcIponois
renren Sccretdr, 6rdn3 6dfneI
SuHalE q. y. einienren.
Isrsine, psl6e li1 rsm Central Ser
elm ansulbliesen pinihen. molten Ga
asfduisit porber ebe bic Seriammluna
itatiTncet, an Zen ~eprrelp. Sefretdr rpens
Zen. pslber aae erfUrperlihs Snfruetios
men ssben miro.
8ir letsn in elmer Belt une In einen
Sance no Ger 8atbolif ofen une entI6ics
ben fdr Die HsGte ieiuer 8irGe ~ein,utrc>
ten bat, tenn Ger 8atboIi;ismus IN aud
in unIsrm sance Ger ansriTspunft Der
3%eitfdmpfe seporren unp in Gin une
Sf in Noro unp @sf p~rrcinisen Ii9
pplitil4e unc Rclisipnsfrsibsit unIeres
sanosS curd seisBlOie ausartunsen su
bssintri6tisen.
Nur elm mdnnlides 3uIammenfeben
fam cen 6eincsn unierr bsilissn STRIDE
Die lleter;eusung o Der 9iete une Mufs
cpIerana rer & ,tbOlifen beibrinssn, tsss
balb untsrlafe ss fsin Serein, feline De,
Legation ~ Der beppritsbencen SerIamms
ling sa %entIsncsn.
Oils TRIGGER jsnsr &sate, bic uns UNI
iere beiliae Sirde ;u Sbsil wsrpen ldst,
uno Gle Contribution unleres 9anpes aes
ftattet, ippl!en mir sulammentreten uno
CUR slbbercn Gbre 0ottss, bic pHi9ten
Der Ni4henlisbe. purb INNER ausses
rebntere llnteritisuns Silfsbepdrftiser
unr Notbleinber ibrn.
3u Sieiem @srfe ssrlsibe unS Soft
lsinen Sesen.
SuHalp, 1. 1etruar n874.
Tran3 Sdfner.
Gcrreip. Secrstdr bss ceutldcn r5miI9s
fatbolii@sn Central Esrsin.
0slobt iei Ssias, Maria nnn Sejepb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Gin Miejenmerf.

Gines Der srceartisitsn Werfe unierer
3eit unc aIsr 3eiten in Der jest in peru
Dor iia asbenre Sau res S6iensnwsses
ibsr Die @nren, rpelder raS Stiqe Weer
nit Dem Sbale pes Imascnenfroms per.
binren fol-. DaS @sbiree erbebt i9 bis
u elmer SSbe Don 2O,320 Sus lbsr cen
Wssresipiessl.
Sir Peru isltf 1T bisleS srSBtsntbsils
pom Staats lslbit unternpmmsne 8erf
BON unsebsursr Sepeatuaa, inrem rurt
rasielbe raS berrlihe Snnere res Staas
tes srit cisentli6 Ger Gultu. II. Gem Sers
fsbr erl6lp1en pirp. Yis jcBt mar Der
9srfsbr nit csm Snnsrcn 10 idpieris,
ras Ter Iranspprt elmer Come Uaarsn,
Ger BON europa na6 Gina so Sranfrn
toitct, BON Gina bis $50 Weilen ms
Snnsrs 500 Sranfen foiete.
Der Sau rieier Giisnbabn lter bic
Incen parp i'm s. 1870 in @nsriff ses
nommen, 1dreitet unter een 5incen Don
5000 bis 10000 meilt 6ilenii6cn unp
binsllben arteitern, pelae in Sag
uno Na6ts @stbsilunsen arbsiten. riitis
fort, foltete bersits buncsrtunrle6sunps
rrsieis WiGicnen 1ranfsn unp fol- i'm
Sabre 1876 pplIcnpet rpsrren.
Die Sabn iteist bsinabe bis ~ liet,sbns
tauIenp Sue smpor unp III bel 8eitem
Die bS6lte in Ger Wslt. @aS Rnp rage.
aen in BstrsT Ger Steisuns bic Wont
Geniss Sabn. rie finftise ct. 0pttbarps
Sabn unr bic pacifc Vabn
Die Sabn in peru bat audi Zen bSds
fen Siapuet in Der Wslt /; rerlelbe 1T $50
Sub lang i'm Wittelpuntt 800 6us bod
UNI rubt auf rrei pfeilsrn. ron pslden
Ger cine t66, Der anrere 1873, Der brittle
253 Tue bod III. Gr beitsbt aus Glen
unp wurpe in ben Ser. Staatsn psrfers
tist BON no er in ein;elnen Stii6en an
Srt unp Steae transportirt pare.
llnssbeure S6wierisfeitsn iine bsi bfss
fem Sau ;u iiterpinren. Wan fam ii@
einen Sssrif ron renIslsen MAIDEN, lpsnn
man berenft, ras allein helm @rapiren
Der isst fsrtissn Strsds bunpertunrpisrsis
Wiuionen 8ubifiue 8stsin u. Grpe ents
fsrnt perrsn musten. Gerner bsrenfe
man, RAP sur Sewdltisuns etneretns
stsen 6wtert9en Stelle i'm
@ebirse rie slnlase BON rrsiBis Sriden
unp Yiaruften nit elmer 0elammtlanse
ron iiter rreitauienp Tus u. bic Grbauuns
pom finfunprreibia Iunnels nit elmer 0es
Sammtlinae BON $4,000 EuB nStbia rpar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Nus &arlsrmbe miro Der &. 3. untel

Nus &arlsrube wirp Der &. 3. unter
rem Is. Sanuar seItrisbsn {: Die COM
miiIion Der 3weitsn bapiI6en 8ammer
fir ben 0elesentpurf betrtfTenp bic @bs
anceruns einiasr Seiimmunsen res Sc
lsBes pom 8. Sttobsr 1860 iibsr bic retts
li&e Stsluns Ter Sir6sn une firali9en
Ssrsine i'm Staats bat in ibrsm Ssri4t
an Der 8ssierunsspUrlase einise aenses
runsen b%santraSt bic man alS Seri9ars
iunssn bstra1ten fam. Sp nil lie bic
prdfuns fir bic aqsemeine wilIsni&afts
li1s Silpuns .SGentib" UNI fplssnren
3ulaB : BON e~reijabrissa Ssiub elmer
peutIGsn lniseriitdt parf Der ni6t rispcns
irt wsrren, psldet feline Stupisn an Ct
nsr anitalt sematt pat, an Der Ssiuiten
ooer Mitslispsr anpsrer serrpanrtsr Dr.
BEN lsbrer." Gsrnsr ben 3ulaB Die
Snaten Ieminarten unr 8nabsncpnSicte
inp nit Gnpe rss lauienren S6uliabres,
bic GOnYiets fur Sturirsnrs nit Gnpe
ees Spmme,Iemsfsrs 1874 su lalisben."
Die Sslimmuns CUR mSsli6ten eide
runs Der freien @usabuns res 8ab!re6ts
ssssn fir&li&e 8~esinauGuns miro infcl>
Sencer 1a1uns bsantraSt: D0si0li1e,
ipel&e In A%nwenpuna ibrer fir&li9en
Nutoritit aus @nlab SfTsntli1sr @ablen
auf pic @ablbers&tisten In elmer bstimms
ten Yarteiri9tun8 sin,uwirfsn Iu1sn,
tpsrben an @elp BON 60-600 Warf be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

.fraft." aud bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Ger &esierunssysrlaae bat BON Ger CONS
milton cine nod ihdrfere Tafiuns erbals
ten. @ie mir %Yernebmen miro ii1 ris
G%esisruns nit eieien I%enreunsen elm
%scrfanren Children. Der 8slsBsntpurf
piro in rer nadien 0o&e in Ger Sams
met sur bsratbune fommen. Die Yups
get. GrmmiiiOn beantraat Die Strei&uns
rer Dotation ceS er3bil65faidsn Club
les in 8reiburs, 10 LANCE perleIbe nibt be-
fest 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
sebsn osnn bic beutIben
8ij9ofe ni9t ua9?

Go Bat rppbl aud I6pn man1er In
lcBter 3eit scfrast uup bat cabsi semeint,
i'm Snterslle rss Sriersns unc i'm Sns
tereiIe Ger STRIDE ielbft clio III frassn
I'm rds Nahastsn III IS ia ib6ne Sa6e,
ras idon ras Spridwprt es Gem 8liiss
fen suidrsitt /; um wie piel msbr miste
atsr, 70 fSnnte man rpeitsr meinsn. ras
Nabsebsn ben Si;dbfen rpbl anitsbsn.
rie cpG Mpofsl res Srisren line unc Die
pie Sanftmutb unp Graebuns su prerisen
baten. @ber, lieter Draser, pei6t pu
aud, parum es I@ bier banrelt unp
mas Die 8iid5fe ttun mirccn, penn ie
na4ssbsn wirren9 Dan ssrlanst pom
ibnen, lie Iplsn ibu @eifli6sn ni6t msbr
mad bisterissr @sile, wie Die Stride es
benimmt bat, lonrsrn eieitlben pislmebr
pur, mic es rer Staat psrlanat. ersieben ;
cssbalb ipaten ale Grsiebunas antalten
flr BE @eitli1en unter Der Muflitt pes
Staates Reben. Wan Serlanst pom tbs
nen, tas is feinen %Nlpiranten css pries
fsrtanpss in 3ufunft msbr psiben, fol-
leu. Der rt6t prr elmer pom Staate einses
isBten 8sbSrre Elm Gramen abaelrst bat.
Wan Yerlanst BON ibnsn, caB ne feinen
I9ledten.. prisfsr mebr abicssn. unc feis
men ~unsliubisen ocer Spncer Stride abs
f%aIenrsn 8atbolifen aus rsr Stride aus
idlieesn eirfen phne Grlaubnis ces
StaateS.
Run baten tptr Satbolifen absr ben
@lautsn, eas Die Sinser res Germ
ni9t auf elmer iltilhsn ccsr rSmil6en
Staats. uniserli.dt sr;csen, ioncsrn BON
Gbrifus tsm Serrn selebrt une untsrs
,tbtet rpprccn iinp obne ifaatli1 Seaufs
f9ttsune ieitsns reS S0niss 6eroces
cbsr res eancpHssers Yontius pilatus ;
cae eann Gbriifus Der Ser fe III @pos
fsln ssma6t bat. in alle @elt binauss
aslanet irpreen Iinp, UNI aae 9Slfer su
lesren tbenfalls rbne itaatlide 3uiims
muns. au9 wi6en mir nidt, pas, als
pie @pofel an Die Stelle pss SucaS ben
MatbiaS srndblten, orer als pauluS hem
Titus une SimptbeuS bic Sinpe aufs
leste, r~isierrssen porber beim rSmii6en
8aiisr anasfrast porcsn iti. Wir 8as
tbplifen baben ptiter BEN 0lauben. eas
sbrihuS, Der Sobn @ottes. rein ale Sc
malt ssssben IN i'm Simmel unp auf Gr'
rem, feline appId 70 lanrte. wie Gr islbit
aeIanet ,porrsn mar. nBie Wi9 Ter
0ater seIenret bat. 70 Ienre SD eub",
Ipri&t OR ia ;u ibnsn Infer @laute
lebrt uns alio, rab ras aeiflide amt BON
BEN @ppReln uns ibren NadfOIsern, ni@t
aber BON ben wsltli6en Gsaierunsen alb
bdnat, pas ss Densn srtbsilt pirr. psl1e
Die Sberbirten Der 8i,@e fur fabis err
adtsn ; ras tie Yrietsr cie @sbilfen Der
SiIdSfe, nidt Ysamte ees Staates itnp,
alIo aua ibre Ssnpuna ~ ben @emeins
ben Sadie Der YiIdSfe III. uno unier
3laube lebrt uns, tab, alei@wie eie aeif'
liden Nemtcr ibren 0sbilfen. ben pries
fern, ertbeilen. le aud Denisnisen, bic
GA ibrer bobtn SsnpunS unwdrris ntas
den, eiele Memter wisosr nebmen mdlen;
eab bonn @lauben abfautnbt optr 9esen
Die Stride uno ibs 0slsse %auHebnenes
Satbeliten ni&t msbr sur 8ir@e sebSren
! unp eeBbait pom ben Sberbirtsn Ger Sirs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

ne Ginienpunsen u. 8orrs
i%ponpen3en, DEFENDERS iber ttr@lttt
anp ansers wiatise 8esebsnbsitsn, iins
ieeeraett wiQfpmmenL mdisn absr na,t
VerfaGtr unteNd&ntt ieih
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Sefmbt.

Snr ytttr 3 m (vsn 3trsN Eel irisr. rar
In Gurssa Rtss y sur& fsinsa essR @ssrs 3inmtr.
pebnsaft In Chicago.
Strr y. 9immtr pans,rts 1878 ron Gurssa aus uue mar
yer 4 Sabrsn tn G~tiease.-Nat eisisniser. ee trstne aus
iunft ubH ben Wstnert ets SsrrR gttsr s3tmaer sscsn ien'
nsn. hus sltisf sstttsn. s Der sftaetisR str wv ms.r.
etr @ajetft' cher Serrp @eerst 3imner so WsntIore
w nue., Gtieaas. SlhaVis, m'tsattsllen.
sDu dbc ben Vsrtistb hes SrH. ptny 3immtr aaslaft
uittbsiit ,rbSit zine B~slotuuns. t2t-t36
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21

TExAs, LINE.-FoR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
L Key West carrying the United States mHtLSteamer
CITY OF waco, Captain Grunman will leave pier 20.
East River, Saturday June "a, at3P. NJ through bills
ton Houston and HENDERSON and B. B. and Q railroad.
No charge for forwarding III New York. For freight
passage having superior accommodations apply TO
G. II. MALLORY a. CO., 1888 Maiden lane
W. r. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21

EoukD-A GoLD HUNTING CASE STEM WINDER.
which the qer can have by proving property and
paying expenses at No iis Chatham street On Jewelry
stOreJ.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND 1 asif ahss sTA TENN NAIL HE aours
rrans issys Ssw YoTS om foot Of and
Express Harrsburss Pttsburg the West and SOUTH
sn rSi,"s sanG Ga,ass and siss Sisashed A and
fGs and Ee k haysn VIII
IiamspoIt and Lock Haven, 80 A. NJ connecting at
For Baltimore. Washington and the South LIMITED
Regular IaqAs 81 y $40 a. NJ. and n sundays
5 is 81 II sas e ssst sssasy 5
Enigrant and second class 7P
Aeeom for Trenton a. A NJ and a si 4 z
r rs s'Si5a S "a a. .sss.j s III
rs s S| sis 60 ss9 - ~ SO
+. s.sS'! .sSS.s 49, shS n ana and
For %oSdo,iSSc; Perth Am10y and South Am0oy,s and
For DO New braSswick and "a. M, l. NJ, 2, $40. 4a
rs Sc Sa ss sI.ssu and q n sis and
a.. and s.In%sss
For Bordenlown. Burlington and Camden, and $50
"a i 4; 1ssis / T. g. sa add TN
FG Pier ae%OsssSP ND Camden a. NJ ana va from
Sn aa
sSm sssdd Salso5s 40 ana NJ a
From Phladrphia SG q S:o 80 10 n x; .o s S
$50 $50, Isl iss 4 NJ. 8 % and 10 ~ r n; . 80
e sn S cs q 5 ans an
Emigrant ticket Office, No Battery place, >.
A. 3. CASSATT, d. M BOYD. Jr..
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR, lG4-HARLEM AND
- New York Navigation Couipany.-Commen cing
Monday. June is7a landing at eleventh street Asto
ria, Eighty fourth street and Harlem:
5nS IS e s. SsS Fs's ;ipp'M.s s 10 Is IS
4 a 30 5, S 30, 6l0 $50 and 7. NJ.
N B.--see Time Table where boats land. Sunday
boats leave Peck slip tor Astoria and Harlem every IS
min ues, landing at Eleventh street each way, com
mcncing at g;ij <. NJ last boat leaves at THIS
i The only line connecting With for High and
Kingsbridge j. f. TALLMAN, superintendent.
CToNISGToN LINE FOR BOSTON.
G,,r..,.s,Th The ELEGANT steamers
day,
BLOOMINGTON, every Monday wednc sday and Friday
| from pier IS North River. At r. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21

A MEXICAN LINZ.
II THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA
weekly mai steamship service between
Philadelphia and Liverpool
calm. at Queenstown
Sais0g every Thursday from Phjladeloha and sailing
eSery Wednesday from LIVERPOOL
Jffe oi~png steamships appointed to sail from
F1aladel DhiN-
INDIANA. Jane % ILLINOIS. July
tABLpTnFORD. June rs OHIO. is
PLNYsYLvANIA. .~July al sRENILw0RTH ). July e
Prices OF passage in CURRENCY.
Cabin SIS 10 500, according 10 accom- modations
seerage and intermeate tickets and from points
at tive lowest rates
Steamers usarked with star do not carry uterine
date Passen YER accommodates tor'a classes
passed Ample attendance is provided Every amer
carries SURGEON and stewardess
These stsamers supplied with life addition
to the usual lite boats and life preservers
Through tickets and through bills adng issued be-
tween all promiueu ut points
For passage OF freight and other Information sp
ply TO PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS General Agents
~ Broad street, n T., and s07 Walnut street. Fhila
Richardson, Spence 4 CO., " i j. CumraIns 4 Bros
Liverpool Queenstown
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~ Company.
The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO 1000 tons bur-
drn Captain George y, Socum will sail Tor st Thomas
Para. Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio Janeiro Tuesday
june 3. at O'Clock ?. NJ from pier IS North River.
For freight or passage apply to
NJ. Bowling Cream
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21

A LBANy AND TROY SUNDAY EVENING BOAT,
n Ci.izens ne leaves pier 10 North River. foot of Le
roy street. H. ting with the railroads North
and West Fare 81 50.
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CuSAHD LINE. NOTICE
With view OF diminishing the chances of COLI sion the
steamers OF this line take specined course tor all
sons OF the year.
On outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian 80 at As latitude, or
nothing To the north OF 49,
on home passage crossing the meridian or 80
at AZ latitude, nothing to the north OF AZ.
THE Bh1rISh AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOk
YORK
ABYssINIA. We'd June "a ALGERIA. :. Sat July IS
PRUSSIA. Wed, July CUBA....... We'd. July %
GHISA4si,;... sat-. JnIy ABYssISiA We'd. Jaiy g
*sCoiiA Wed, July. 10 CHINA 80. sat, Aug. s
and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
York. steamers do carry Storage passen-
gers. CABIN passage, So, sl0o $3.50 gold according
at lowest rates Steerage tickets liver
pool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe lowest
For freight and cabin passage apply at the company
office, No Rowling Green FOR Storage passage Ill
broadway, Trnity Bundng.
CHARLES @. FRANCKLYN, Agent
or to 7. II. DUVERNET,
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MEDICAL.
A TTENTI0NI-DR FRANKLIN, LATE OF PRUSSIA;
IA consultation free private Office, l6l Bleeckerst
A NINE. MAXWELL. PHYSICIAN RESIDENCE
IA. ia East Tenth street, near Third avenue.
A NINE. REsTELL, PHYSICIAN SINCE 1870 NO.
N. East FiftysecoBd street. hrst door from Futh av.
A M. MAURICEAU, NJ d.. OFFICE l29 LIBERTY
N. street. Greenwich street.
IONSuLT DIR. OR NINE. wEsT-ALL COMPLAINTS
~ cured; advice free. & Blocker ST. near broadway
nR AND NINE. GRTNDLB CURE ALL COM
~ plants; rs years practice. ln West goth St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21

THE ASTORIA HOUSE. ASTORIA, L. l.. HAVING
i changed hands, is now open; boarders can be ac
commOdated either the prices moder
ate convenient TO boat landing no bar. For partic
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EXCURSIONS,

-AsiohlA. HARLEM MORRISAsIA AND HON
"a ,nsn stesners, nom Futon Market slip h0ur
and Ninth street ami cunnec ing Win he ~ o
Railroad via Harlem River branch - -" ANNe'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPs.
DAcIFIC, NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
i JAPAN AND CHINA. VIA PANAMA
Rates of pa sage Qncnding all necessaries for the
rip-kew York 10 San Fran iisco. $50 500 $40
rency san francisco TO Yokohama $50. gold: san
Francisco to Hong hong, 500, goid.
steamers leave pier ~ North River, New YORK. as toll
lows = =
CITY OF PANAMA, Capt c. C. Lima. Jane 81 ~ noon
(Freeht and wav passengers only)
ACAPULCO, Com. A. q. Gray Tuesday. JAY Z u
And every alternate Saturday. connecting with all
steamers tor Central Amer RIGA and south Pacific
Extra steamers tor freight and way passengers will be
despatched on intervening Saturdays necessity
require. steamers leave san Francisco for Japan
China as folows:-
GREAT REPUBLIC .............. .......... June n
a .Ju
anu every alternate Saturday.
For freight or passage. further Information apply
At compauys office, on wharf 1907 OF Canal street.
YORK -
RUFUS HATCH, H. j. BuLLAY,
Managing Director Superintendent.
Freight AgeNf.
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-sARAT0GA.-DIRECT ROUTE. VIA CITIZENS
a.. Line OF steamboats, pier ~ North River, r
and So Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY. Excursion
Tickets New York to Saratoga and good ~ days
only 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21

COUND VIEW HOUSE, MAMARONECK. IVES rCH s.
- ter county. n. Y-Lawn 20 acres over.ooktng Long
Island ana surrounding country now open and complete
in al us appointments Tor permanent and transient
guests; newly furnished and possessing Cdern
mcnls adapted Tor family boarde and ge doing
business N CITY, halt mile nom depot; 80 minutes from
Harem Bridge, Port Chester kailroad thence boats
to Peck slips - minues from Grant Central depot, Via
New York ami New tiaven Railroad; boa ing, fishing.
&c. Address as above or pINGs!, PORTER 4 CO.. No.
III Broadway, or NO. 1903 Third avenue.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A PEOPLES LINZ FOR ALBANY.-THE SPLEEN
IA. did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier a,
foot OF Canal street daily Sundays excepted, at6 r
FrERNooN BOAT FOR SEwBURG, PoUGHKEEP-
a sic, Rondout and Kingston, landing a. Conens.
MARY DWELL. from Nestry street pier 49, every after
noon, at 81 O'Clock Tickets in packages at reduced
raft
The Van Buren press., 1874-05-26
HOW THEY LEFT.
Arkansas Renegades Leaving the State
by Moonlight.

Tankerslcy left Arkadelphia with the
intention Of stopping at Malvern, but de
cided to 90 to Little Rock, after asccr
tanning that armed men were on the plat
form At Little Rock the sleeping. ear
conductor reported more armed mcn,and
Tankerslcy requested him to purchase a
ST. Louis ticket tor him, and he remained
concealed in his berth until after the train
passed Moark going north. At Arka-
delphia he got on the rear end of the
sleeper, and was covered with mud HAY
ing sneakcd around through the swamp
to avoid getting on at the platform 1t
is said that he look S53, 900 with him,
the proceeds Of Clark county and city of
Camden bonds subscribed TO the Ouachi
ia Valley railroad.
j. l., Hodges, instead Of getting on at
the depot, took the train in the river cut
where trains stop before crossing the
draw bridge, and remained concealed un
til he got out Of the State.
Col. Bob Newell disguised himself as
United States soldier, and hid himself
in the mail room. ID p. Upham (the
egg dealcr), Sheriff Oliver, Poker Jack
Mcclure, and Judges Searle and Bennett
occupied the mail foomi under protec
ton Of United States soldiers, and were
exceedingly uneasy until they got out of
the State.
Coils. Jack Brooker and Jack Clayton
(Senator), with Capt. Stowell and two
others, names unknown, took the train
when it stopped for the crossing of the
Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad, on
Tuesday night, where they kept them
selves hid until the train had stopped
1t is very singular thatlhcse rencgadcs
should slink off in this manner, when no
one was at the regular depot to interfere
in any way with their leaving State the
people Of which are only too glad to get
rid Of them Il, r. gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1874-05-26
Hydrophobia.

Mr.. EDITOR:
Perhaps, at this time when some excite
ment exis.s In our community on the Mad
Dog" question. Il Is well to know something
Of the character and symptoms of Rabies IN
the Dog.
That such disease exist in the dog, fox
wolf, eat, etc, Is an established fact In this
class of animals it may appear spontaneous
ly but in man 1t arises from the bite OF a
rabiI animal In him we have true ease of
hydrophobia or dread of water while In the
dog, fox, etc, there is an inordinatc thirst,
with the ability to relieve 1t for the time.
That the poison Is transmitted through the
saliva and secretions from the fauces and
throat there can be no doubt. The bite of a
dog unless the disease has reached the stage
when this poisonous secretion has acquired
its virulence, is nothing more than a confused
wound that the disease can be propagated
to the different animals susceptible to its tox-
ical effects only when maturation is accom-
plished, but not without the actual contact of
the virus to an abraded suriace-when APP
Piled to the sound cuticle, like that of all
other poisons, 1t is harmless. But, perhaps,
when In contact with the miSus membranes.
it might become absorbed without abrasion
and produce its constitutional effects.
We briefly give the symptoms OF rabies.
which are wen deAned In from II to say
30 days the dog after being bit by rabid
dog, becomes dull and lstless, and appears
sick, detected and more or less peevish. His
usual habits are greatly altered. His master
can no longer command him. His appetite
is perverted, dirt and rubbish of all kinds he
voraciously dcvours. and with arched back
and dropping tail and wandering in an ir-
regular niauher he attempts, as it were, to
shun observation, avoiding all other dogs
and they, remarkable as the fact may seem,
avoid him. He seems lost, and his bark de-
generates as the disease progresses into a
howl. But there are fortunately but few cases
of rabies but dogs are subject to disease
which simu late it. These should be watched
by way Of prccaution. 1t is thought by many
that all enraged animals are, at times, capable
of producing this disease--in a state of rage
the secretions seem to he perverted,
The writer has not attempted to enter into
the pathology and treatment of the diseases,
but would say. from its rarity. tie good peo-
pie of Van Buren, may expect to die from
some other disease than from hydrophobia.
This is not intended for believers in ghosts.
MEDICus
The Van Buren press., 1874-05-26

Eg' The ST. Louis Republicans Wash
iugtoa correspondent tclegraphs as fol
lows:
The Arkansas war has stirred up a
great deal of feeling among the prominent
men of that State who are here, and the
Baxter adherents are particularly threat
ening. 1t is asserted that the cheques
given by Senator Dorsey to members OF
the Arkansas Legislature tor and in con.
siieraton Of their votes cast for him to
be United States Senator, are in the
hands of Gen. Albert Pike, who is in this
city, and who is a warm friend Of Baxter.
These he proposes to use against the
Brooks ring in case an opportunity is of.
fered Many Of these cheques have never
been paid, and it is said there are intima
tons that much of the vast fortune with
which Dorsey has been credited is moon
shine, and that the financial difficulties
in which he is involved are equally as
troublesome as those of political ma
ture which threaten to drive him from
the Senate.