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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04

Defenders mS9te i'd bier bic @ufmert
famtstt Ienten aaf bas ct. Bernbari
SettIement. Gin semitler 3err Berbarl
Sarosber pon Columbus bat BON Der y
W 81. 81. Comp. uiele Gauienb Ider isb,
guten Qan6es sugemieien befommen, mel
DIES er ausi9IieBli4 an fatbolii4e Oeut'
i9e su A bis 6 Dollar per ader nit 8 Sabr.
Rrebit o 8 Gin en- uerfauft. 9ierir
iinb istns @ebibren unb SO Gents per Adel
fir Rir4e unb S1ulsmede cir besrifsn.
Wsr bios 5 Sabre &reoit beanipru9t, er:
lanst einen Nbsus pom Is pro3snt BON Der
R~auiiumme fir sinen Smeiidbrisen 40 unb
fur Baar so pro3. abBus. Sin warranted
Deed miro s%arantirf. 5lr Rir4e uno
S9uIe iinb uon Der gompasnie 40 ader
Qanb geIHentt worben uno mirb i'm nod:
item Sabre nit benz 8aue Der Rirbe beson:
men merben. Sisr bietet fi4 alio einem
neiBissn GARNER bic id0nite @elesenbeit
nit wenisen Nitteln iid elm trautes 6eim
sa srinoen, ben @runb gu lssen fir cine
ipdtsre, fidere unb ~iorsenIoie Subiitens u.
ieinen Rtnbern a m eisenen 9eerbe
unter ieinen Nusen cine lobnenbe Bei9df:
tisuns 3u ssben, fat ie in fremoe Oienife
gu ididsn, mas nidt ieIteu NIT grocer De:
fabr fir ibr SeelsnbeiI ~uerbunoen 1T.
Nbsr mie ffebt es nit ben pislbsipro9ss
men Seuidreden? Disies Subr baben iie
menis obsr gar tsinen Sdaoen Setban.
Die wenissn, wel9e oaseweien, erwieien
ii9 ais trant unb babsn feline Gier sslest.
SeIbit in ben 4 bis 5 Sabren Der 9eu:
i4redenpIass baben ii4 bic biefisen 6ars
mer i'm ausemeinen melt better seitGnoen
ais bic oltliden, ba ME bic game 6ru4t
beiddoist wurbe uub bic usri9Ont ssblie:
bsnsn wsssn ibrer WaHe nod immerbin
reidliden Grtrag abparf. Der ein3ise
uebeIltanb bier beitebt in ben WanSel OIL
3ol;, ba Der msbr erwdbnte Ebeil Nes
brasta's siHe fat sbsne Yrdrie, cine sroBe
Wiele lit. Oennot wiro oieier Wansel
pom ben bisiissn 9suten ni9t iebr sefibIt,
oa man 9ols tir 6eu5su ni5t beoarf unb
man als Seuermaterial entueber &oblen
RorutoIben, Rom, Strob ober 9epreB:
ties 9ras brau9t. Dob lit bic 3sit
ni4t mebr ferne, no aud 9oIs in ueber:
fluB uorbanosn fem wiro. SAT- aIe Gar
mer pfiansen Doll an unb ba oasielbe me:
gen oes 9uten 4anoes i9ueu aufwd4it, 10
liefern einise afsr mad 5 bis 6 Sabreu ben
notbisen Seoarf on 5euerbOI5. S4IieBIi4
m69te i'd nod bemerten, baB 9euten, bic
nidt bic nOtbisen Rittel baben, i'm aIses
meinen ni9t an3uratben lit, in elmer neuen
@esenb, wie bier, iid n%ieoer3uIafen. Ran
muB becenten, oaB oas 2ano nod untuI:
tiuirt lit, OaB man es i'm ndditen 5riibiabr
erit aufbre9en muB, unn i'm islben Sabr
b64iteHs cine balbe @rDte Rorn unb eini9e
@artenfriidte ~er,ielen tanH. @ras fiir's
0ieb 1T natirli4 in l1eberfuB uorbauben.
9feue aniieoler iouten baber w~enisitens 6
bis 500 Dollar baben, UNI, ii1 elm fleines
9dusden su bauen, 8ieb uno bic notbpsns
bisen Adsrserdtbe anSui9aifen uno iid Elm
Subr lang gu erndbren. Muf etuaise an.
frasen bun i9 fir bas alsemeine Bette
germ bereit, ben 5eSiisliden Beideio su
sebeu. Columbus, Platte 60, 9iebr.
Nousmber %. 1877.
g. Ambruiius SunHen, O.S f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
SefSi(&-SuxemBurs

gu Saprenne, @smsinbe Sumain,
wirs Elm ~RaplanSbaus ssbaut, baB auf
l5,7oo frs. absei9dst 1T.
Der S9uepfsnfans III fur bic
8ausrn 10 ben Mrbsnnsn elm sintrdsIides
@ei4dft.
gu Battineourt, 9emeinbe 9as
Iansi, leste cine 6euersbrnnft Swei @ebdsbe
in 9lids. Der SsrIuf 1T stUa IL 900 fro;
1T isbO9 uerii4ert.
gu Oppasne, @smeinbe @eris, wtrb
elm nsusS S9ulbaus sebaut.
Giner Der @sbrlbsr 2enoir, WlIer
su Sommstbsnne, wurbe auf Der &adtsbr
BON Msir ;bsuant .0irton um 7 llbr WbsnbS,
nabe BEL Sometbonne uon 4 Burden
sssriffen uno i@redli@ mibbanbelt. Die
Ndubsr idlusen NIT St6den brsin unb aer.
febten ibn NIT Meheru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
girdli9f Mtuigktiten.
NuSlanb.

GelScnmiitbise Selbffaufopferung. Die
v@a3ette Seboomabaire be Wsoicine" ers
sdblt: Bei einsm Spa3iersans wurbe iinsft
cine ~uniersr Nonnsn S9weiter g. in Bee
sleituns pom 5 Rinbern, bsrsu dltelfes a9t
Sabre sdblte, pom einem sroBen S1ifers
bunb ansesrifen. Oas i9redlide Musie'
ben ses Sbierss, bsien Maul pon @eifer
triefts, lieb lie iofort bic @efabr srtsnnen,
uno ausenblidlid mari ie iid swiiden Die
sntieStsn 8iaber unb bas raiente E5isr.
@Iei5 bsim srltsn NnpraI wurbe iie fur1t:
bar 9sbiien; absr wdbrenb bic &inber ii4
idreieno on ibrsn Rod tlammertsn, mari
iie fib mutbis auf ben 9unb. Mebr ais
sebn Minuten lang belt lie i'm feit, wdlSte
lid nit ibm auf benz Booen, iu6te ibn su
sritidsn, inbem iie, unbetiimmert UNI feline
gifIe, ibm bic 9ano In ben &aben ifedte.
@nSli9 lieB Der Sunb, ais sinise 8auern
3u Silfs tamsn, iein Spfer los unb wurbe
sridlasen. Sdwsiter 9. wurbe iofort in
YHese senommen unb finf;sbn SiBpuns
ben an ihren Armsn aussebrannt; aber
i9on mad weuisen Gasen .seiste ii5 bic
WaGsridsa. Oas ebIe Wdb1en ma9te
f1 feline Giuidunsen unb lab benz 9raula,
men IoSe NIT @rsebuns entsesen. sic
bate nut Gorge, bic aufOpfernosn 6rauen,
wslds is plssten, su entfernsn, slidli9
in if en- Spfer unb ibren Croft iinbsnb IN
benz @ebanten, baB ie UNI Den Yrsis ibres
9sbens bic ibr anusrtrauten 8inser serettet
babe.
Sn BEN ,bSbsrsn @eisuidatst,eiien~
oon 6rartfurt srrsst bic Ssrlobuns
Don Srdulein Bertha q o n, GoAter
bes tonisIid uno bersoslid iddfi9sn @e,
nsraItoniuls Sacob @erion, nit Germ
Clemens .. &abowis, prsubii9em
Obsrfsn d la suite bss 9eibsarbe &ssimsnts
uub sritsm Oirsttionsmitsliebe Der $xissss
atabsmie, lebbaftss SatsrsIe, neil bieie
y~erbinbuns ben llebertritt Der isbr angeles
bsnsn @srioni5en 6amilie gum gbuiten.
tbum CUR 6oIss babsn wirb. Die Braut
1T bsreits gum 8atbolieismus absrsstreten.
Gine In 8reSIau itaitsebabts sroBs
RatboIiteus rammlun q bat
cine giorsi5e al ben Safer bei9loKen, in
mslber berielbs sebeten miro, bieisnisen
MaBreseln gu t%refien Die sesisnet iiaS, bic
bas @spi6sn Der RatboIifsn 10 idpsr be:
latter ben 3uidnbe gu beieitisen unb wisbsr
ssorbnsts firbli5e YsrbdltniHe bsrbsBu:
fibren, ME iol9s Dor grlaB Der Waise.
ieSsebun9 b~sitahbsn baben; baB fsrnsr
ibsr bic tatbolii4en Soltsi9ulsn aus
ldlisBli9 tatboIiiae @afii4tsbsamts seiesi
wsrbsn, baB Niemano in Der tatboliidsr
&sliSionslsbre unterri@ten ober prlfeu
iou, Der nidt ba3u ben Muftras BON be,
Rir9s srbaltsn bat, unb baB ben Don be,
air9s IA nit beauftrasten Prieitern biz
9eituns bes Observation-Disclosures obne isb'
Bssitrd&tisuns b~slafen werbe.
Rad ben beIsii&en ~Bien public toite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04

in Sent iebes S1uItinb, weI1es bic liber:
allen ftdbtii4en Spulen befudt, bic Stabt
ober ten Staat l39 6rancs 81 gts., mob.
renb bic gr3iebuns IN ben tir9li9en S9u;
len weser ben Staat nod bic Stabt eineu
6eQer toffet. l1nb trosbem idlasen Die
5amilien Batter bic 9eiitunaen Der ~eritern
10 serins an, baB bic liberalen S1uIen i'm
Sabre ls75-1s77 pon sos Wdoaen $50
Rnaben, 3uiummen 1851 S9ultinoern ues
niger beiu4t, als i'm Sabre ls75-1s76.
Toutcomme chez nous! 9rabe wie bier Bel
uns.
Ser Staatsunterridt unb bic Staatss
barmber3isteit finb tbeuer unb tauseu meiit
nt9t uiel.
Sn Der 1iirfei birfen bic tatboliidem
reIisi0ieu @enoheni1aften ii9 sans fret
aafbalten. sSn Der 9auptftabt Sonifanti.
nopel iinb %sesenwdrtis iiber 100 barmber:
5ise S9weltern tbdtis bielelben beiorsen
bic &rantenpfes in bier Spitdlern nit
idbrli@ 1900 8ranten. ferner ueriorssn iie
gus ibren 4potbefen isbes Sabr iber so,
600 Rrante NIT Ir;nsien unb beiu9en etua
5000 &rante in beren eisensn Wobnunssn.
4uBerbem baben bic S9weftern nod 4
Waiienbduier nit 332 armen Rinbern unb
8 Wdb9sniduIen nit 1915 S1ilerinnen.
alio in Der ,baIbmilbsn" Girtsi lit sr6Bere
Religious ais in benz cipiliiirten
Oeuti9lanb.
Warum bic Gulturfampier ii9 10 ssrne
nit Der Yaptwabl beiddftiseu, ertldrt bic
bic u. 60. 9utberif9e SirasnSeituss 10:
vOab uniere cuIturfdmpferii9e 3sit iid
iest nit Sorliebe aud nit Der papitpabI.
frase beibdftist, 1T ertldrIi5. Siebt lie
bod in benz Gooe bes iesisen Yapitss einen
Der vuauOrberseiebenen 3uiidsnfdas", auf
weI9e lie boift, um aus Der 8 atgae
oes GuIturtampes berausjutom:
men. Wie tursii9tis otes 1T, bebarf Tel
mes Sepeiies: Yapit bIsibt Bapit, uno Der
etpaise neue Bapt mag nod 10 frisbfertis
iein, mad ben pom Qibsralismus uorses
i9riebenen Bebiusunsen tanu auS piro
tein Bapf 6rieben i9IieBsn, es
miiBte benn bas Cardinals 9oIegtum ben
Sii9of &eintens gum Yapft wdblen. unb
aud bann wiiroe fi4 bic @eididte BON
Snnoeen3 w. mieber5oIsn, Der ais Garbi.
nal &aiier Grieorid's III. 5reunb, ais Yapit
Snnocsns Nv. Srieori9's uusrmioli9iter
,Setub mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
rok9ersogt9u N.

9uremburs. Oas pon Serrn Ssmi'
mars profehor peters uerfaBts Wsrt iibsr
ben B. @pprian 1T uon ben biiforiid poIi'
tii1sn Bldttsru, bic on Der Spise Der "a:
seslitsratur Oeuti4lanbs ifeben, ie5r bsIo'
beub reeeniirt worosn.
Vim 3. Nobembsr absnbs 1T Elm 8sam'
ter Der Saarbrider Giiesbabnseisal9aft
am 8abnbofe auf Der SmaBensilsnbabr
i~berfabren worben. Gie uria9e an be,
YsrunsIiduns iol Der Setreffenoe ielbl
trasen. Sein Sultanb III ni4t ~lsbsnsssr
fdbrli4.
9~astmburs. bis gum 20. Oetobe'
waren im @roBbersostbum $50 Sasbsr
laubnibi@eine senommen worben. . If,
| armen Sdslein! @sb eu9!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04

Sn gnslanb wouen BEL 700 protes
hantii9e Yfarrer BET ibreu @emeinbsn
bic Obrenbsidte einfibren. Dor rs Sab:
rem mar ss elm ~ein3iser prot. Yfarrer, Der
bic Yeidte einiibrte, unb Dor 10 Sahren
perludten es bereits 4ss. 'Sn Der Stabt
2onbon fanb nun iinsit cine srobe Der.
iammluns BON YrOtsitanten itatt, welde
sesen bic @inflbruns Der Obrenbetds
te f9 beitis webren, inbem fe iasen
@enn mir sinmal bic Dei9te einfibren,
pann werbsn mir lieber sIei4 tatbOIii4.
Die Wormousm Ruabsn in Der SaIsiee'
Fabt rau1en in lsttsr 3eit uiele @isaret'
ten, mas cine .rsIisi5is" Ssitldrift, Der
,9sralb", baielbif 3u Der Mabnuns an BIZ
Rnabsn psranlaBt: v@tsarretten flbrer
su @isarrem, @isarren flbrem su Pfsifen.
Bfeifen 3u Wbistep, unb Der Wbistsp gun
GsufsI.@ Der r9eraIb" mag uielei9t mi
ieinen Dsbuetionen nidt gang TN llnre9t,
tein, iebo4 bdtts sr ben Buri9en babel Fla,
MAIDEN iolen, bab bas Mormonsmtbau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
MAKING A THEATER SAFE.
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS Al
AT THE UNION SQUARE.

EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS AT
THE UNION SQUARE.
Extensive improvements have been made in
the Union square rheaer providing against all danger
from fire either to the audience the building and the
prOprietOrs believe 1t he absolutely safe The
means OF exit simple There three separate pas
sages froln the parquet to Foureenth-st, by the
broad lobby and leading from the head OF each side
aisle Vide doors swinging outward afford easy
the exits One OF these side passages leads through
the lobby OF the Union Place Hotel, the other through
what was formerly Mr.. Pamer's Office, and both are
ght and direct The original exit from the dress
circle by the staircase leading down into the front
lobby. There has been added a broad doorway,
which communicates by "a iron bridge with
the wide hallway OF the building at No. $50 Broad
way, and through this with the street This broadway
exit commonly used by persons occupying seats
IN the lower part OF the dress circle. From the gallery
similar passage has been opened to broadway and two
exits Of good ze have been made 10 Fourtccnthst In
addition, two doors, one either SIDE leading the adj
signs call the attention of persons leaving the thea
ter Ia the various eXitH and employed whose
soe nty al each performance is 10 see that every door
il open and every passage clear All the scenery, Old
and new, has been rendered ncombustibc by the app
cation OF "A solution Of tungsate Of soda. Every fac
ty has been provided for exingushng a ilrr. Under
the front o. the parduct host leading fron'a ca
pacJus tank on the roof and effective of
Ter can De used whenever IL may be needed second
has been placed under the orchestra Back Of the
stage IL n stationary chemical tank with an extiu
gushing power OF 5000 gallons II wafer which H.
nected by pipes with every part OF the buidmg
and there are BabcOck fire extinMishers distributed
over the theater By means Of all automatic telegraph
fire Ia the theatcr will be instantly announce ut the sta
ton There is n complete system OF electric signals be
tween All parts Of the theater All The hose Che build
ing and every stopcOck 10 be thoroughly tried every
week aud report 10 be made ~ the IOanager: III,
re-buckets are 10 be kept iull OF water at all times
only the borders drops etc. IN actual USE are 10 he kept
flies all parts Of the theater are tn be clear OF I'M
usnaly inhamia bic maerial, and the carpenters and
propcrty men will be regularly drilled In the VI the
fire extingiishers. Mr. Palmer said yesterday: We
fnrGl flHu
10 do render tins theater safe bat eye thug cse thai
we can think Of"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
THE 1SHTdBULA' BRIDGE.

THE LEGISLATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
THREE CIVIL ENGINEERS AS TO IT'S coysrRro.
lion AND CONDITIONING WEAKNESS WHICH
COULD NOT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED AND PRE-.
VENTED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. LIB. +. Bowen.
Thomas r. Johnson, and John Graham, civil enginesr
employed by the Legislative committee TO investigate
the Ashtabula Railroad disaster have submitted sworn
state nent Of the ascoraned by them After refer.
ring 70 their calculations the relative strength d
ferent parts OF the bridge and their observations at he
wreck, they submit the following conclusions:
first: That all the tension members had very larr
factors OF safety and aiundanty able 10 sustsn
all strain that could possibly come upon them In this
bridge
counterbraces deficient In capacity, having ven
small factors OF safety.
Third Considered with reference 10 the location q
the break appears that the weakest point In the bas
was at the end break. and that the weakes,
point IN the top cord at the center through the op
cord. That the point OF failure does not SLOW state Of
security much greater than that O the braces The prob
ability is that the failed drsl and thereby involved
the failure OF the top cord also, but nasmuch both
members weak and were involved 10 the break 10
the failure The factors OF safety throughout the con-
preston members so low that failure must hare
followed sooner or later at this point.
The engineers proceeded to gay how failure might have
been prevented at moderate cost. The remainder Of
their sworn statement is devoted consideration Of
other defects in the bridge While these defects yers
not directly the cause Of the failure, they such
might in themselves have led TO failure They fndhef
add that the material far as they were able n judge
was OF superior quality, and with few exceptions the
workmanship was very superior. In conclusion they
say that they find nothing In the ~ justify the popl.
lar apprehension that there may be some Inherent defect
dencc Of weakness IN this bridge which could not have
been discovered and prevented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
ACTION OF THE ALDERMEN.
Use or ASHES AND sTREET-sWEEPINGS- - ATTACK
ON COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL - COURTHOUSE
CuARGEs-HEATING STREET CARS.

USE or ASHES AND sTREET-sWEEPINGS- - ATTACK
on COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL - COURTHOUSE
CnARGEs-HEATING STREET CARS.
I'm the Board of Aldermen yesterday, Alder
man Morris offered resolution. which was lad over,
TO request PresdentO of the Harbor commissioners on
the part OF the state the Presidents OF the Departments
of Police and Docks and the Corporation Counsel on the
mart Of the city, aud Gen John Newton, on behalf OF the
United States Government, TO consider the aivsabiiiy
Of usng the ashes and sweepngs OF the streets OF this
city TO ill up the estuary that separates Wards Isand
from Raudalrs Island and that known as the Kills,
and the mai.Iy land adjoining those islands.
Alderman Tuomey presented the following resolution.
with a long preamble about the charters requiring city
ofccs 10 give all their time 70 their municipal duties
J,socd That the Mayor requested inquire whether
Allan ClhpDei Commissioner Of Pu1lc Works Is now mold
ng anda,ttempng TO discharge The duties OF the two Offices
Of Public Works aud OF President OF r con
sodated Coal Complain snd ne n@s ne has 80 b &
resign either me position o. i d dI WoTns
aQ1l ar campbell nesecs or renses 3 70 Tegn tsr te
one SF e S Sf "a by G to bun from
lis position Of Commissioner OF Public Works
Aldermen Tourney and Bryan Reilly supported the res
olutIon Alderman Reilly said that 1t had been reported
10 him that the son OF Commissioners Campbell had
suoken of the Board Of Aldermen Irish rabble
who wished 10 control the Office OF the Commissioner Of
puhlic Works The resolution referred 10 the Com
lnittee on Public Works.
The Mayor requested TO ascertain the feasibility OF
constructing by private capital an underground Railroad
starting at or the City Hail. and connecting with
tho rapid transit trains now running on the Harlem
road.
The committee the charges OF Robert Gushing
against the Third District Courthouse Commissioners
made majority aud minority reports, which laid
over Aldermen PurrOy and keenan, were VI opinion
that the commissioners and architects should nave ais
conu the payment Is 20 "a" Tsev Thought
Commissioner Porter actedAlmpropcriy IN porrVSihg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Second of the series of ballad concerts for the
benefit OF the poor will be given by Miss ArAbei
Root az Hail. tbs evening. She VIII De assisted
ly Madame Btac f. w. Jameson QUO SodsI, ana Henry
Gait.
At the annual meeting of the American Institute
last evening read for the government OF the
institute IA accordance the aud were ordered
printed Tie Tta.urers report showed that Cenclehcy
had existed OF the Centennial lNiiiiOD when
had good by the sale Of 1000 IN government
bonds. The present assets are S2ZO.1JB
AT the regular meeting of the Board of Managers
the Produce Exchange yesterday MuDrOe crane elected
% nh vacancy OccaIOned by tie resignation Of H0iatO
Jerd Dae MeiSsncI, 6nd l.. G. BoGcrt
ductiG Of tolls during the coming
resvrd 10 request Canal Board "a such steps
shall Ina their Judgment be deemed best calculated 10 enable
t Ere Canal bring the products OF the West through 70
lie saOard at the lowest possible cost Of transportation
The Enc Canal quOtec not being designed Tor revenue
bat ~ the state Indirect anu larger rewards winch
20 e nOm the Of oOlnT1eIc@ The views OF Gov.
Robinson the question Of tolls IN his message are sup
tOfteo
AT the annual meeting of the New-fOrk Yacht
Club held last evening the club house. MadisoaVs ana
twenty the following officers wTe eleoteh iof me
ensuing year: Nicholson Kane, Commodore James sl
MN commodore; j. ]. Alexandra Rear NoIDmoofoi
Charles A. MntOn, secretary sheppard oOans treasurer
Cary Sinitn heasur DR. o. 3 winston, Fleet surgeon
Eegsila Coamitiee-Georgo L. Height, William kres, ana
CafooD n b. White, J. o. ProudGt and ii: n. Alden
Cornufttee on AdnissOas-A. = Hatch, w. H. Thomas,
ROft Center John d. Draper and Charles H. SteDDs An
cODstta 0O rprhed pOVldlng that no
b. re- la OF owning than one yacht sinai De
uted 10 more vote. The subject ct clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
A gentleman travelling in Ohio 8

a VentIrnlaH udVtIIIIK III OIIlU sOIIIt yCttIs
ago turned u country tavern for dinner The bar.
room was garnished with dirty washbasn, piece OF
soap the size of ozenge, and square yard OF crash
dimly Visible through epdermic deposits: Having
and then asked the proprietor Haven't you. Sir abou,
the promises, "a this years towelP
A German looked up at the ak, and re-
marked; ~ guess a eedle IL viii rain sometime pooty
Gueck." "Yess do, ehi" replied I'm Irishman. "What
business have to yurtend " know about AmerSeu
weather, w furrinsrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

SAN Francisco, Feb. IA dispatch hon
su Diego says that Arizona House to-day passed tn
bill exemptng the Southern Pacific Railroad from taxa
ton for four years and permitting charge OF 10 cent
per mile passengers and Is cents per ton for freight
The council will agree TO the bill tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
SUICIDE By BURNING.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. Julia Stockfeld,
vouug woman confined in the county Jail at La Crosse
committed suicide last night by setting her clothes on
Are with live coal taken from the stove IN the womens
enart,uent When first discovered the poor woman WAS
wholly enyeoped in flames which were soon extin.
e,shed hut not until her clothes were almost entirely
burned of her body. She died a few hours later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
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GERMANY AND RUSSIA CONFERRIyo
LONDON, Friday Peb Q ,s,,
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says. IA,
affirmed o hands that brisk correspondence -
crossing between Russia and Germany somc -
that Russia wants to know whether she cohN en,ov A.
fruits of victory II she achieves one. Irais 60
that Turkey quite cODprehended the danee, a,
prOlongation OF the present state OF affairs ss..
satisfaction which might be offered TO Russia h TN
fore being sincerely sought, such would alay ,.,
excitement and justify disarmament by both Russia ~,
Turkey.
Gen Tchernayef has arrived at ventnor Isle OF VIA.
LORD sTRAIFORD's OPINION.
The Times publishes letter from Lord strat,ora n
RedcliRe recommending that the Powers give IN. :.
forms established by Turkey fair trial It suggest o.,
the medatng Powers might conclude an axrAsrns,, a,
this effect and make Official declaration the Porte 49,
they are not only agreed but yigant and detsrmn
and only for a reasonable time forbearing.
sERvIA WAITING FOR COUNSEL
A Times telegram from Belgrade reports that serv.
waiting for replies TO her appeal to the Western Power
to interfere In behalf for the purpose Of arrapc
terms with the Porte which shall be satisfactory 10 ns
Governments, and not contain spnlatOns for gus,an
tees SO repugnant 10 both Servia and Monpnegro
For Latea Foreign EeUs see Ftfn passl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

nancy of cont,rctors They recommended that the
building be PLACED In charge of the Commissioners OF
Public Works. Alderman Rowland supporteu inc con
missoners and architects and found that the charges
were frivolous and had not been sustained He recon-
mended that the commissioners continue 10 onarse W
on the proposition TO heat the street were cons
cred Alderman Cowng favored the pfbnr he
said Che Third Avenue Rs 81 SomR %
600 and were grrmbng because they could
not make one hundred per cent profits. Aldermen iI
Pinckney underworld to have the resoiut,os
amended so as To provide for heating the cars on the
ond Third, and Eighth Avenue roads apove 'e aer
men Guntzer ard Reilly was adopted comPe,Ins 'n n
companies keep the front doors OF the cars , for
cold and stormy weather 10 provide clean straw ioa
the floors in such quantities and at such seasons as
Board OF Health may direct and to adopt pan ioi Wi"
tation approved by that board A., ...,, and
Offices were assigned TO the Corporation Attoihe' ~
Public Administrator at No 40 BeekmansI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
~ Gercratve Organs radically and speedily rned once
hours 10 3. HENRY A. DANIELS, Id, l+4 LeIngonsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

was referred 10 Of 1--WE to report Of special meet
ing two weeks hence IL decided TO hold the annual TO
gait on June IL. members were elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
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