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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
WiSconIn.

@ie Der MiIwaufee Scroll"
i9reibt lit elmer Der widtisiteu Yunfte CUR
8surtbsiIuus bss bisberissn grfoIses Der
Geformbeuesuns IN @iscOniin Die Chat
Jade, baB bic sesenwdrtise Geiormsaomis
miitratiOn iebr bebeutenbe Griparunsen in
Der Serwaltans 1a6 allen Seiten erSielt
bat, wie ii4 oas mad ben bisber tbunli6en
Serednunsen berausitelt. @abrenb Der
GreSit ~unisres Staates iid uufre9t erbielt,
Dat ii9 Die Yeiteueruns i'm erisen Sabre Der
nelen sominiitration UNI i6er $l26, 900
uerminbert. Ourd &eiormseiese, mics. 9.
nit SeSus auf Die Seiteueruus BON Giiens
babnen, rpuroe sesen friiber cine Wfebrein,
nabme Don iiber 49,, 900 Dollars er;ielt.
Sn ben ueri9ieoenen SerualtansSbureaur
lit iiberal cine psisntli6e SEDUCTION sini9e
treten an gesisIaturtoiten uon iiber Ii, 900
Dollars 81 Berfe 9ebradt unO on Staatss
brufia9en unb mas banlit Su~iammenbdnst
cine Geouction ppn iibsr 40, 900 Dollars.
SersIei6t man Die iinNr5ieue SerwaItuns
bes sriten Geiormiabrs nit Der p~orberseben,
ben republitanil9en, 10 itelt ii6 elm llnters
i9ieo pOn lber 27O 900 Dollars gu Gum
item Der e~riteren beraus unb IS unterliest
teinem 3peiiel, DaB bas speite, am 30.
Septsmber enbenoe Siuansiabr unter Der
ietiseu @bminiitratiOn Elm abnlidss siniti.
ses Geiultat u~uf;upeiien babsn wirp.
Sir Die @abler uno Steusrsabler limb
Oieie bier mn int IaseWeinen unsesebenem
Oaten, beren Specification uns uorliest,
BON benz erOBteu Sntereie unb iis weroen
bisielbsn BEL Der fommsn6en Staatswabl
fiber ni3t aus ben aussn ~Iaiien. Die
iesise &sform:a ominiitration bat ii9 in
finauSieILer Se;iebuns benz Dor swei Sab
rem aufseiteIten prOsrumm Der Spariams
teit treu unb sepa4isn s~rpieisn unb bamit
cine Der widtisiten, ibr seltelten 9lufsa'
ben ben llmifdnoen mad auf's @initi9ite
seI0f.
Rev Gaiisl, in 6Ono bu Gao County,
fat felt benz 8au Der @Orbweitbabn son
0tilwautee mad 6onb bu Gao sIei4 &epas'
fun einen auberor6entIi5eu @ufi6wuns
ssuommen. Das iribers D5rf9en 1T wie
surd einen 3auberi9lus in elm bldbenoes
Staot9en perpanoelt wOrsen. gfeue 0es
i6dfte ueri9iebensr Sran4en iino entitan'
ben unb bic friberen bs6sutsno ausseoebnt
porbsn. Wit beionosrem unb sere6tem
StOIoe 'seisen bic gewobner 9tew Gaiiels
Obne llnteri3ieS Der GOnieiiiOn auf bas
firSli3 p%oaenoete, uom bo9w. 9errn
Mai9eIs erridtete Ct, SOiepbs Suititut,
bas, aui elmer pradtisen @nbObe Iiesenb,
einen impoiamten anbIid sepdbrt. Oaielbe
lit u~nter9eituns uon 6rancistanerinnen, nit
Sbwslter @Ieria. ais Obsrin, uno BAT be-
quems &dumIi6teiten sur &uinabme pon
$50 Yeniioadrinen.
Ole 81. Sabresau 8 It euuns
Der @tsrbau @slsli9ait Sss County Sc;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

Benn Der alte Seder ieinen Gulturs
iampfsaul niattummeIt, idreibt CT re9t oft
iebr uerninftise Sa3en, wenn aud Die Dirt
xn6 0eiie ietner Oariteluns 6fters mebr
bsrb aIs i@0n lit. Sie foIsenbe S9iloes
runs amsritauii6er Sittsn lit ni@t idIe9t
seratben:
sd bin in brei @elttbeilen ;ismlid
berum9etommsn, aber nirsenos auber bier
iit mir besesust, oaB Ginem ulcr Srten
nnb jeSer 3eit, auf 0ampfs unb anberen
Sdiffen, giienbabnen, Yoitfutiden, ia
Observation-Disclosures u. in ben StraBens
pmnibuiien u. /. 10. ent9esent0nt: 100
Dollars, 500 Dollars, 1000 Dollars, 1O,s
900 Dollars. is lit unmosli9 audi nur
Srei MeiIen melt gu reiien uno bic @eiprd6e
Der &eileseleui9uft gu iiberbOrsn, obne baB
pen 10 nno 10 pielen Dollars ssipro9sn
miro. Sn &Qes, ius Better, in bic peanuts,
in Mild, &aiiee unb @inbelu, in 9tuss,
aues muB Der Dollar binsin. @slo unb
Show, @elbma&en unb @ldn,en, bus 1T
bas alpha uno Omega, Der bieiissn 0urd:
idnittsseieuidaft. Oieie neruOis, bsftise,
raitIoie, ODE @eIbiasO lit bas all absorbing
theme. Oas gauge 9eben IdBt iid nit si.
mem 8Ort 9aratteriiiren: r@ei9ait nut
gsiddit, uub ni9ts aIs gei9aft."
stu9 6as Oiientlide esbem, bic YOlitif,
nidts als @ei5dft, uno re9t besei6nemN
fir ben bieiisen @eif 1T es, SaB 9enrp
Us. Ses&er iein r9eben Seiu" gu idreibeu
Mmb baIsIbe gu 3aratteriiirfn bate mil
Ridiidt auf Oas bu99dnoleriide @si3dit.
Der Seias, Der am melitsn auf 9lbiat rcd.
nen fonnte, ooer wie man iaste, Sieben
,par6e, Der Seius iolte &c: unb beidrieben
perbeu.
Gin ioI6es @eiddftstasepert ldBt an
S@luB Der @ei@aftSitAnben cine IOlde
OsSe, 2eere unS grmattuns I'M Snnern ,us
rid. bOB man in 6eren Gertrsibuns un6
s~asiteaans eben nidt iebr pableriid lit.
Qnb Sa miiHeu Die Gimme mOsIi9it TART &c.
fitett unb sereist werben, I'M Gurus Don
s~fleiSuns unO tOrperlider S@miiduns, ME
IN @enaB ~itarter getrdnfe (Sas S@naps:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
OArutn 8eb5ren 70 ricIe &atbo'
Iifen sur oemofratii6en
Ndrfct?

auf bic Srase, weBbalb iiberbaupt 10
pieie Satbolifen Sur bemofratii4en Bartei
stb5rsn, sibt bic &c. 3. Sreiie" nit aid.
E&t auf bic S%nownutbins Sepesuns in
Sbio Die folsenbe ant,port:
SEEM m + T &atboIifen CUR bemofra=
fiden aIs CUR repubIitaniiaen 9artei &c.
s5rsn, 70 seidiebt bies aug Der llria9e,
baB ~ allen 3eiten mebr Iboptiubirser
iur Democratic aIs gum &epublitanismus
aeb5rt babsn /; MIR wdbreao Der 9lntiiclas
Dereibewesuns !trat seitweiIis in oieien ges
aiebunsen Elm anoeres gerbdltniB elm. gs
u uidt aIIein natirlid, baB bic Mebr,abI
Der uaturaliiirten Imeritaner sur bemofras
hiden Yartei seb0rt. ionbern nur gu uers
paabern, baB cine immerbin 10 sroBe 9ns
gail our unbern 8artei bdlt. @ue SntoIes
rans, aler Sanatismus, alle ySrembenuers
fsIsuus3 sinsen jeoerseit uOn Der, Der be-
Iaotratii@en entsesenseietten Fartei aus,
pesbulb mir fir uniern SbeiI es ME baben
periteben %f6nnen, ,uie 10 piele a boptirte
Burger Der Yartei iid ani6IieBen fonns
tea, sIei9uieI unter wel6em Namen ie
siaa, pOn Der ales gebdiiise unb aIes
SeinOielise sesen bieielben gu alien 3eiten
sasidliebli6 bersetommen 1T. @enn int
Her Der ramerifanismus", Der yNutiuiss
mug, Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" &C. nidt
fdbtitdnOis in Der politii9en slrena auises
trsten, bemuste ct Die Der bemofratis
i4rn seseniberitebenbe Organization,
kline BOIitit unb feline 5orberunsen CUR
Cdtuns gu ~brinsen. Oas 1T tbutid9Ii9,
biiforiid. unumitOBlid. Sm grnite iit
teine SesIe bariiber u%erwunSert, Die sroBe
Rebrsabl Der abOptiubarser sur bemotras
td9eu Yartei sebOren gu iebeu.
Bas uber aus besreifi9en @riinoen BON
bieier 8irserfIaIe gilt, muB in bemieIben
SerbdltniB BON ben 6 atboliten selten,
neil wobl brei Siertbeile Der elbsn gu ben
Raturaliiirten Siirserm sdblen. IS
1T weber Elm Rirdenbosma nod cine gries
ferIebre, baB, nm elm re9tsldubiser &atbos
kf Su fem, elmer aud Democrat fem miile.
Die 3abl ber tatbOlii@en &epubIitaner 1T
Ri@t ALIEN betrd9tli9, iOnbern fir unieru
geritanS pieI gu srob. SrOtbem aber bieie
tatboIti@sa Burger bel ibrem ani9IuB an
bic republitnniide Surtei gan; iberIeben,
SaB fe auf cine Seite treten, BON Der in
srfter &sibe bic relisiOie gerfoIsuns inuu:
surirt miro, iiebt man fe bod in ibrem
firdli9en GerbanOe barauf ni9t an II. mu:
tibet ibncn ni6t gu, ii9 in Oemofraten 81
p%erlpanbeln. @ir tennen anberrieits prote:
Hantii6s @smeinidaften, unter benen biz
BrOieIptenmaderei fir BEN &epublifanis:
mus ebenioiebr sur Sa6e nit sebOrt, ais
Sas auslesen Der SibeI.
Gs ~uerlanst uns firwabr su eriabren,
Oh Senn beute es nod mosli6 1T, mitteIs
Sieier Simmiten, ni@tisiten uno sebdiiis:
fen auer bemasosii9en !6eterei, nit Der
Elm banterotter 9tepublitanismus in bieiem
slusenbIid' es in Ohio usriu6t, aui siue
YtaIe FREEZER @abIer einen Ginbrud 81
MAIDEN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
Winneiota.

Mtnneiota beanipru4t mad ieinem
Isttsn Staatscsnius fir iid cine Ginwobs
nsrsabl pon GOO, 900 Seelsn. gs seist
bies aber cine 3unabme DON finfunbbreis
Big Yrosent ieit benz 9unbescenius pom
1870, unb einise unbere NOrbwsititauten
perben besbalb eiferii9tis.
Der Gommiia fir bic Stuatsitas
tiltif BON Minneiota bat ioeben einen offs
,ieuen guspeis iber bic Qderausbebnuns
Der @siseniaaten unb ben Grntebstras bsr>
ielben i'm Staate fir 1875 aussefertist
ebenIo fir Safer uno &orn. Oieier 9luss
meis sibt einen @eiammt : Aderbetras fir
8eiSsn BON l 1862 1927 older an, cine gu:
nabme BON sl,3o5 ader sesen 1874 uno
Die @eiammternte ;u 80, 600, 900 guibel,
nit einem unsefdbren Ourdi6nittsertrus
bon Is Suibel per ader, bas srOBte Grs
sebniB, meldes ie i'm Staate ersieIt wurbe.
SIN Sabre 1864 betrus Die grnte nur
%, 924 757 ODER unseiabr IA SuibeI per
glder. auf Der obisen gaiis bere9net Der
Gommiiidr einen lleberi3uB pom "a ,oOO,s
900 9uibeI. Sieier Setras lit srOber, wie
bic @eiummternte bes Ietten Sabres. Gr
sibt Die aterSabI Der Saferiaaten auf 439,s
425 ader on, sesen 1874 cine 3unubme
bon 65 400 @fer, nit elmer @eiammternte
pon IS, 900, 900 Sui9el unb uni $500
600 SuibeI GROCER, wie irseno cine Safer.
ernte in bieiem Staate. Der aderbetrag
Der &ornernte miro auf 3G5 1888 ater aus
scseben, sesen 1874 cine 3unabme BON
los, 67S 9lder.
Sn New Il M piro bas, uor eini9en
Monaten Surd 6euer S~eritOrte llnioa 9Otsl
oes 9errn Pb. Crop, neu aufsebaut unb
1T nabe;a unter Oa9.-Oas E Sotel
1T pom gaflteineu erbaut, sroB unS ssraus
mig. Die Gr0iimuns beiielben, nit elmer
uolitinbis neuen Giuri9tuns, 1T ouf ans
lang NOuember feitseistt. Serra. SdmiOt,
Der alsemein b%etanmts @aitwirtb, wirb bass
ielbe wieoerum iibemebmen.
Sn MinneapoIis idreitet Der Sau
Der neusn 9ansebride riftis Dor: Die
9birms wsrSsn lOo. SUB bod, bauOu tOms
men 90 auf Sas 6unbamsnt, welaes % bel
So SUP miBt. Die Spannuns spii4en ben
Sbdrmen auf Der BeItieite unb Der 9nieI
betrdst 675 SUB. 3ur gsrbinbuns wsrs
ben pier aabeI BON 900 SUB 9dnss &c:
brau6t perben, pon oenen bic lt6rferen eli
men Our@meIer pOn 9 SOD unb Die tleines
rem einen lolteu BON 81 9oa baben wers
ben. Tatirli3 peroen bieie &abel aus
benz belten Orabt berseiteut, Der gu fin6en
1T. Ole Bride ielbit wir6 32 SUP brett
werSen, bapOm iinb 200 SUP fir bic Bais
iase fir 6ubgtSerte uno 6 6NB aui jeber
Seite fir SuBSdnger beitimmt. Serner
tommt aui bic Bride ein boppsltes @eleiie
fir Die Strabeneiienbabn gu Iis9en unb
piro ioI4ss bsrart cOnitruirt wsrOsn, SaB
IS in feiner 8eiie Die Baiiase Der Sub,.
wsrfe binoert. Die Susdnse our Bride
werbsn $50 SUB lang unO i6on auf benz
@bbanse suiiden Der Griten Strabe unb
benz 6luNe Ser @eltIeite anfansen, nit elmer
cOreiponpirenSen idiefen gbene uuf Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
o@el(al6e
~ II
9r. 2'eter S6wimo,
(ans 9~ursmturs)

(ans 9uysrturs)
Bell. fHlimmt 5dnee. g1unssn aQsr art, keienens surd
5tntenf6lHe rtruriatte. punes grnhe bel 3rauen, ftrerI
GntSaReuns, innrs Standardization unS ~fsrOpbulsfs aranf
beiter, ME perfrprne @lieeer. S6reaunsen an ireene einerp
Sbsile ess 8rrpsrs, Calumet, ue ltlimmsn Sals aud "A
60 Gin unidasbares StHlmittel fur nit 9utSuneuns Der Gin
ssreiee %tebaiteit g9S6nerinner, fur fhlimmt Nusen. fu
Slutftiatn bsi frtiSt Wunesn u. aas artsn i&rerer gDunssn
preis : Dur srrss SSrsu si.0o. - glittIsrs 50 Gts. :
Sieiue 25 Gents,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-20
Bridge street, Winnemucca.
Notice to 5ondhoiders.

AvOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
u there are now in the County Treasury
Of Humboldt county funds to redeem the fol
lowing described bonds Of said county, and
that in pursuance of an Act of the Legislature
of the State of Nevada entitled " An Act TO
authorize the Commissioners of Humb 'ldt
county to issne bonds to the amount OF
S52 900 for the purpose of redeeming bonds
heretofore issued, and to provide for the pay
ment of such bonds" approved March :, 1872
said bonds will be redeemed upon present
alton to the County Treasurer of Humboldt
County, Nevada, at his ofiic" in Winnemucca,
Nevada; and further, that all interest on SAID
bonds will cease at the expiration OF four
weeks July 20, 1881 from the date OF publ
cation OF this notice;
Nos l to 20 inclusive, issued November 20,
1873 for $50 each
Nos. u to 80 inclusive, issued January 8,
1874, for $500 each.
No. 81, issued January z, 1874, for 5000
<os 50 to II inclusive, issued February 10,
1874 for $500 each. -
Nos. ~ to 13 inclusive, issued February II,
1874 for $500 each
Nos "A to 81 inclusive, issued February IL,
Is74 for $500 each .
Nos % to 95 inclusive, issueo February 20
1874 COR $500 each ga
Nos IS to 100 inclusive, issued February 20
1874 for $500 each.
}saa a. County Treasurer
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-20
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.

Tho REAnING ROOM OF this saloon Is al
ways supplied with he lattlt Pspeea re p"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-20

AyOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ under the law each male resident Oh
th,s state over tyenty-one and under sixty
years is subject to a poll tax of four dollars
Any person or persons, company or corpora
sion doing business in this State, and having,
by direct contract, or indirectly through other
contractors, in their employ one or more per
sons liable to and owing a Pell Tax shall De
liable for any and all Poll Taxes that may be
due from such employees. The law VIII De
strictly and promptly enforced.
JAMES BH0KNFR,
County Assessor.
w'nnea'urca Ar~il "a, 1si6-9
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-20

VyHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
up in the most attractive style possible.
with view to the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers friends and the public
to his superior stock OF
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-20

DiRTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
H1- Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, withou having bought or leased
the same. are also notified 70 attend to the
matter without delay, ana eYoid troubla.
no9stf r. II, uASkllts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
NEW YORK CITY.

Music in Central Park this afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Charles Judge OF No. 90 Houston street, was
drowned Yesterday in the surf at Coney Island.
Sanord Brinkardt, hfty-two years OF age, living
at No. 234 East Third street, was severely injured
last night by falling from q truck In Stanton
street. he was takea TO Bellevue Hospital.
III. A. McCielland. residing at No. Al East I11th
street, was driving In 81. Nicholas avenue last
evening wien his horses became unmanageable
ana ne was thrown from his wagon and severely
injured.
Thomas willett a boy fourteen years OF age,
residing at No. 42s East Eleventh street, was
thrown rom a wagon at the corner Of avenue d
ana Houston street last night, and received a Sc
we're scalp wound. Alter having MS wounds
dressed at tue Eleventh precinct station house
he was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The new Board OF Pharmacy have commenced
the examination OF candidates for licenses as
pharmaceutsts. or six yesterday tour qualified,
the other two being rejected. There are a few
pharmaceuusts IN tie clty VINO have not yet COM
piled with the law, and tney VIII be reported to
the District Attorney Tor prosecution.
A man lost his hat yesterday afternoon from the
steamer Arrowsmith % sue approached the pier
at Coney Island, and q bootblack plunged
into the water to recover 1t. The heroic poisher
was swept seaward by the current ana would
have been drowned had it not been Tor the PROMPT
action OF John Connors, who jumped INTO one OF
Mr.. Seberrs boats, fortunately Ut hand, and res
cusd aim.
The funeral Of John V. Gridley, Jr., a clerk In
the ONCE Of the Corporation Counsel, who was
drowned in the East River on Wednesday last,
TOOK place yesterday from the Blocker street
Universallst church. Mr. Gridey was a promising
young man, and had been for long time con.
nected with the Central Police once as telegraph
impressive, were conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Sweetzer, and were largely attended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
BROOKLYN.
There were 600 deaths in Brooklyn last week.

There were 600 deaths In Brooklyn last week.
President Porter, OF Yale College, Will preach
IN Plymouth church next Sunday.
The City IL easurer has paid In May and June
$1,44l, 500 Of the principal or the city deDt.
John Fox, laborer, was killed yesterday by the
stump OF q tree and some earth falling on him, at
the corner OF Bergen street and Bedford avenue.
j. phillips, a painter, fell from a scailold OF a
new building at the corner or Throop avenue and
Hart street, yesterday while he was painting, and
was instantly Killed.
twenty-five cases OF smallpox in various stages
were discovered in the Twelfth ward on Thurs
day. TIE inspector VINO visited the district had
I2S persons vaccinated.
william A. Mooney, William Q. Buck and Mcnael
Mcnamara, three burglars, were sentenced to the
Penitentary BY Judge Moore, IN the Court OF ses-
SONS yesterday, 10 three years aAd Six months
each.
Mary Parlane, thirty years OF age, went on the
roof OF her residence, No. 176 Front street,
yesterday, and missing her footing, fell TO the
sidewalk she died from the effects OF her in
Jurles.
The Common Council Committee who went to
inspect the bridges in Chicago, are, 1t is under
stood, preparing a report In favor or putting tun-
nels under Gowanus canal and doing away with
the bridges.
The transfer or the children in the Kings County
Nursery, at Flatbush, to the orphan asylums and
other private institutions will, in accordance
win the acJ passed at the last session OF tue New
York Legislature, be shortly effected.
Yesterday sfternoon George Miller, OF No. 231
Atlantic avenue, fell rom the roof a new church
at the corner or Richard and Varona streets, a
distance OF fifty feet His leg was broken and IL
~ heueVed ~ was internally injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
TIE IRVING MEMORIAL FUND.

MEETING OF wEsTCHEsTER LADIES AT TARRYs
TOWN IN FURTHERANcE OF THE PROPOSED
SCHEME
About twenty persons, three-fourths OF whom
were OF the genter sex, met IN the lecture room
OF the Second Reformed church. at Tarrytown,
westchester county, yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose OF Erecting local organization TO co
operate with the ladies OF the General Committee
OF the washington Irving Memorial Assoca-
ton. Rev. ]. selden Spencer who, on
notion OF Rev. DR.. Todd, was called
TO the chair, proceeded briefly to state
the OBJECT OF the meeting, which, the speaker
SAID, had his hearty concurrence. they had as.
semOled, ne remarked, not Tor the purpose OF do.
ing any sct OF justice 10 the memory OF the
deceased-hls lame Is world-wide-but it was
intended as an act or Justice TO ourselves and TO
she age IN which we live. The reverend gentle.
man concluded by saying that inasmucn as the
ladies' had taken charge OF the project, there
could be no reasonable doubt OF It's succeeding.
After Mrs William A. Wilson had been unani-
mously elected secretary, Mrs. 2. f. wall VINO
was recently elected secretary OF the Irving Me-
mortal Association In New York. on motion Of the
ing the manner in which they proposed
to accomplish the desired object, and also
stated me progress whicn mad already been
made In that direction. The LADY also sald that
tnere were already In the treasury ABOUT $500
ana that the Work OF executing the proposed
colossal bust OF Washington irving had been
allotted to Mr. Wilson Mcdonald, of New YORK;
who had pledged himself 10 complete 10 IN time
ior the Centennial Exhibition II Tue general COM
mlttee wouosbe prepared to encourage hlm Ia MS
task
mrs Wait also took occasion to say that the
WORK In hand was not confined TO tue ladies or
New YORK, Westchester and Kings counIes, but
that the ladies' Of the whole nation were corilaly
Invited 70 JOIN with them In the proposed tribute
to the memory CT washington irving. Tue names
OF several ladies' not present AZ the meeting were
then proposed as members or TIE General CONS
mittee and unanimously elected, tne Secretary
betn0 rerneated No iuiornn tnea ol Lnelr eiscuon.
The meetlng lien adlongnads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
"wIDE Awake AND A FIT REPRESENTATIVE OF
AMERICAN ENERGY"

From the Lockport IN. " Journal, July ~
Although the HERALD folk gave Lockport quite
the 60 by In the matter oftheir special Sunday train
preferring to reach Buffalo via sucn ancient burzs
as Batavia, We must learn TO be magnanirn ous
The great New York paper means WE'LL but some.
body has evidently been gulline 1t on the respec-
tive Importance of localities out this way. But no
matter about that. The HERALD sunday train is
certainly an Institution. Leaving New York at
2:So A. M. IL reaches Suspension Bridge at :37 p
NJ. All along the line great bundles of the HERALD
OF that day are dropped out to sdmlring constitu-
ents. This Of thing OF course gives the HERALD
a great advantage over all It's metropolitan con-
temporarles. But the HERALD is liable 10 be con-
stanty securing Just that sort Of thing 1t is vide
awake and a nc representative ofAmerican energy
and newspaper perslstency.
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THE GREAT EST NEWSPAPER ACHIEVEMENT ON
REcoRD-wHAr NEXT?

From the Providence Post, July IL
There seems 10 be no limit to the enterprise OF
the metropolitan journals. The HERALD recorded
the greatest achievement In the distribution Of
news thus lar on record, by running a special
train sunday from New York to Niagara Falls, q
dig ance Of 4To miles, IN eleven hours, solely for
distributing Its Sunday edition along the line.
At the same time it's steam yacht delivered the
paper at Long Branch at ave O'Clock on the morn
Ing OF publication. Only the navigation OF the
air win enable Its rivals TO excel tRls HERALD en-
terprise.
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PASSENGERS ACCOMMODATED AT THE USUAL.

New York correspondence Buffalo Courierl
/ was in error last week in SAYING when speak
ing OF the HERALD's Sunday trains to Saratoga
and Niagara, that Vanderbilt would not give per-
mission 10 carry passengers. Permission has been
given, and passengers VIII be taken to Niagara,
Chicago ana some intermediate points, and at
the ordinary rates. Any person with a fancy for
travelling fifty miles an hour can be accommo-
dated on the HERALD trains.
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WHEELING CONTEMPORARY WHEELS INTO

From the wheeling Nv. Val Registerl
The NEW YORK HEEALD publishes full descrip-
ton OF It's SUNDAY gntning train from New York
to Niagara Falls, distance OF 41O miles, in eleven
hours, including several stoppages-one as long
az twenty-threS minutes. This train went at
some portions Of the "trip at speed Of more than
q halle minute,
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ELMIRA SPEAKS ABOUT THE LIGHTNING TRAIN.
From the Elmira Advertiser. July IL
the Sunday HERALD's express train was in
augurated last Sunday, leaving New York at half
past two A NJ, and reaching Niagara Falls at
quarter to two P. NJ, supplying oil the principal
cities on the route, and branching or TO Saratoga
anu other watering places by wagon.
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From the Niagara Falls Register, July ST
The fare from New York TO Bu1ao or Niagara
Falls by the NKw YORK HERALD Sunday news
paper lightning express train is but 50 %.
The NEW YORK HERALD carries its Sunday
edition from schenectady to Saratoga by wagon,
not Delug able to make satisfactory arrangements
with the railroad.