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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
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Grsetabilii9e &.
PIIIEN

iinb felt iiber oreiBis Sabren betannt uno
iperSeu BON alien, pel6e bielelben se<
brautt baben, als iidere Sur fir 8opfs
idmerser, 9eberleioen, electromagnetic
i6werSen, @allens rllo jeSe anoere Grt
Sieber anerfannt. Sieielben ipirfen nit
9rDEter Mfilbe itnS itellen Die @eiuro<
belt cerer, pelde ait allsemeiner unS
rerp0Ier Sbmd6e leioen, pieber her.
i3u perfaufcn bel alien Ipotbefern.
0rciS 25 Gents per Spr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Stpre Al %perfaufeit !

SIN fisIi&tn Rian,frta n llnRdnt. talbtr Gin eutss
Ssistburn ~ ~ssriaufsn. Dasftlbs ttftbt aus so HfT
qaub In Der gittte elmer srpsen tdttpGf6tn Gnieeluns, btdt
ntbtu Der 8trSt stltstn. &uf benz 9ruHsfid bsfnstt flo
elm @tbdust. rtl6ts felt Satrtn as @afbaus, 6alspn unS
:, 9arttts Stprt" esbieat bal, ftrRsr Staauue, Elm prtpst.
~rpbntaus, fprtt zine ndfip trb iutt g hmtesepsrifdt. Die
@smttnst btfett dus 100 psbloassnstn Sdrmern, npSsn ca.
50 9urtmburstr fns. I'm ndbtrt Nuslunft rtnbt man fh
an bic Rtedstirn bttfts Slattts. 3S6-S93
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Gin Ding, mas felt Subrsn in Der ga

Gin Ding, mas felt Subren in Der Sa'
Mile bsnutt unb uns INNER quite 0ienfe
sstban, pirb uns sulest Iieb unb wertb.
Ssrr s. u. Sein idreibt an uns bariber:
Oa mir Or. ausui f &6nis's m:
burger 8ru ittbee in u%nisrer TamiIis
felt brsi Subren sebrau6t baben unb ber'
isIbe uns INNER quite Oienite setban bat,
10 iinb mir Sbnen isBr bantbar bafir uno
psrbsn mir INNER bisis Mebisin u~nieren
8etanntsn, peIde cine quite Sausmssisin
notbpenbis babsn, empfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
@bieaso Rarftberi&t.

Ger S~tItsraPtJ II. Sch. 1879
RebI-$5.50 bis $50
Wei3en.-Ro.2, 49,.
WeIfdforn.-3S @ts.
5afer-2l3 bis 2l5 gts.
Butter-22 bis 26 gts.
gfsr-l6 bis II gts.
WbiSfp-Sl.e4.
S4peine--$S.s5 bis4.2O.
@inbpisb-$3.s 80 bis 5.s7!.
S9meintHeif@-$s.l Is bis s.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Di6eee Subuqas.

SEER 8. Sif&6a6 bat bic Site sss
babt, bic asentur fur bic raurembsrser
Gazette" in goIb Springs, Wtnn., su
abernebmen; CT 1T baber ermd@tist, abou.
neuten gu iammsIn, 9eIber su eousetiren
unb bafiir su quittirea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

Su oeu 2aa(6inemwerRfdttem bon
ROaie & Dean ftr6msn bic guftrdse unb
gefsuunsen 10 idnea Bel, bab man 8 wei'
tsrs Arbsitsr anftslIen muBte. 9as 1T elm
autes Seiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

Der r,ere Rep Gitp Oyster Cracker
ben SarIep u. @oIcott ebsn in ben 5anbel
sebra9t baben, it Der bette Oyster Cracker
I'M Norbwsiten. @benio uniibertrofen finb
ibre Ginger Snaps and Frosted Creams.
g.u.S.2mI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
q. s. Gibbs,
DUBUQUE, Roma.
Su nn(erer Na&Barfaot 9aIsua III

Su 1inferer Na&6arftaSt @aIsua 1T
Der gr:RapOr 8. 9eier feifsenommen
porben, neil er aIs grauer Sabre lang
benz OnteI Gam 3u uenis StsmpeI auf
bic Bisrfdfsr setIebt baben iOu. au9 bic
Brauerei bat man NIT BeidIas beIest unb
na9bem sr $4,000 Bombs seftelt, bat man
Ssier in Sreibsit seiest. Die Sadie bal
slufisbsn srrsst. IS i9eint etwas Was
lice babel i'm Spiel su fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

28a6rf6etnfi6 wirb Der. 9eraIbA unb
nod anbere BIdtter Sdubndsel i9luden
mifeu, wsrn Der Saptifenprebiser &ep.
auan gurr auridtebrt. Wie es beiBt,
finb bic auf &ednuns bieies prebisers se'
ietten Wifstbaten Qisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Sommt febte 25o6e Elm Granger il

NuHIuIl lFgle yVuWR eH V1uHYel TT
cine apotbete Der obersu Stabt unS pets
Ianste. Strpduin. vDie uieI?" mar bic
Srase bes Piucnbrebsrs. Gin 9funb",
msinte Der CUTE 9anbmann, tbuts. .Bas
toitst's". v4s Dollar" mar bic antwsrt
bss apotbsters, srOB aud bas Staunen
bss Sarmers, benz bann fur 10 Sent ss'
niste um bic Wduie Su usrtiIsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

Der vSsaeoue 9eaberA iast bab in uns
fern @adbar Gountp Sadion bic riidltan'
bissn Stsuern $40. bis sl5 600 bstrasen
ioIeu. Die i4Ie4teu Soften me9ea iid
lberaQ fiblbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
ST.. s, Itppofo, WoObburg, Winn.,

CIV T
bsridtst uns: Or. u. 80niss hamburger
Eropfsn b~siItsn mid uOn siuem Idnsersn
l~lnpoblein. @s 1T bic bette Webiiin, bic
i'd is ssbrau5t babe. sein Preis 1T ba:
fir su tbsusr unb pirbe i'd serue S. bic
GIaids bssabIsn, wsnu i'd fe ni@t biaissr
bstommen tSnnte. WoIlt ibr nidt bstrO:
gen werben, 70 isbst seaau barauf, baB jsbs
SIai9s BON Or. ". R0niss hamburger
GrOpfeu bic @amsusunterl@rift Der 9errsn
U. 8oseIsr 81 60. trdst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

am Sreitas our gsa4t brannte g. u.
grabIsp's, zines gersmann's, 9aus, bus
in Der Rabe bss Home of the Friendless
itebt, niebsr. Ser 8erluft am 5auis bes
trdst $4,000, 8erii9eruns $1,000. Sin
f~sbIsrbaftes 2amiu mar bic llria9e bes
Seuer8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Weps9orf @arttbsri9t.

Cpu StItgrapE. IL. Sch. 1878
Msbl-$4.2 5 Bis $50.
@eiSen.-MiIwautee, Ro. 2, $l.oo.
Safer-3l bis 80 gts.
@eI9torn--ssm. wefl. 90 gts.
S4weinefeif@-$s.s so bis0.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

y" Seberseit Unit ausnabme Sonns
tuss) fnb 0asen gum Witfabren Bel ges
spabnifen fir 200 Su babsn i'm 9sibftau
Bel Gibbs 81 6 o., 4. StraBe, awiidsn
Main unb 2ocuffraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

$1,000 fat Die suauseIiiss ct. So
bannis @emsinos ais 0tsinertras ibrsr Sair
bsruussei9Iasen. Die Summe senist
ibr @ottesbaus unter Dad unb Sab su
brinsen unb 1T cine mertIide 9iIfe fir bic
tletne unb arme @emsinbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

2Iittmo6 lester @o4e wurbe einem
Wsi9enteqer Der 81. Central giienbabn
I'M biefissn Sabnbof beim 9uppsln elmer
Der Singer Der re9tsn 9unO ssri4mstteri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

SGweimefreifG, b. 3. ssiuIadtete
Sdweine iinb iett $3.50 bas 9unbsrt
psrtb. 9eiber babsn bic Sarmsr teine
mehr ,um 8ertauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

Am %. bieies WOnat's sibt bic Rols
ping @eieuidaft I'M ct. Rarp's S4uIs
baus bas S9auipieI: Der 5Iu9 bes
0ater's."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

Sm Dubuque wurben biefes Sabr nidt
10 piele 0alsntinss uerianbt aIs iouf. Ser
quite Srsuub, Der uns ionit idbrIid Elm
bibidss SPECIMEN i6idts, muB sefforben
iein, benn ss sins uns bisies Sabr tein
@rsmplar bisisr sisenen umsritanii9en
6unftarbeit su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
6an(ds Sdn0ereien.

Sur 3arten, fir gireuIare u. 9ampbles
te In beutider unb enslii@er Spra4e, bic
complete Mustunft iber bieie 2dubereieu
seben unb fir ermdBiste giienbabnpreiie
UNI fi4 bic 2dnber ansuieben, abbreifre
man ft@ an: .nt'
q. s. Gibbs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

pie ST. 2aarieusemetnSe oab'sr.
trifft GnifaIt um nd9ifens cine 5air abs
subaIten, nm nit benz @rtras bic S6nl'
ben Der @emeinbe etpas su minhern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Nilnaaise Narftbert9t.
Der Seltarapb.) IL. Sch. 1879.
Wei3en-Ro. 2, 81 Gts.
Safer-2l9 gts.
n-35 bis 36 Cts.
CODES Anseise.

CODES AnseiSe.
(
Sc bat @stt benz aamattissn in Isintm I'M
srfpri&li&sn &atbi&lu1t ssfaasn, unisrn sslitb.
ten @attsn uno Batter,
Yeter SenfeIs,
suIebsx nit ben lsstsn a~rSfunssn Der air&s am
8. Gebruar b. 8. in elm bsftrss Stnisits su ruftu.
Die fnbli&sn uebsrrtltt purbtn auf hem 5riss-
bcf Der @tmsinbe bsissisBt. r. l.. p.
Die Srauernbrn
Rarsarttba StHfels,
stb. S&mitt @ittps.
Naria Senftls,
anna Seafels, SE6tr.
ANNA Nars. Stnfels,
Sabn Stnfels,
Better Senfels, en.
Sof. Senftls, Sepnf
Rid. ptnfeis.
Gath. penfels Ss9tsr.
PAUL Senfels, SObn.
Quremburs (lailonl Dubuque 60 Sspa,
Zen is. Btbruar 1879.
N. B.-Da uns sas S&rdbsn atsr ben Cob
sss grlorbtntn ~ ipat ,usins. psrssn mir In
na$itr Or. bic sinssfanets far,s tipsraybiiSs
Sfills mitibtilsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
aus Dem $taate.
Gin &aIeno erttta@er.


Sliper pom Soma, er bat i'm GonsreB ben
vseniuIen~ 0urrenftreid seipisIt unb einen
9sistantras einsebradt, ben sresOriani'
fden RuIenber ub3uidaffen uub einen funs
teInaseIueuen, BON ibm ielbit erbi9tet, eins
ssfibren. v&Om~, ruft er aus, bat uns
Ianse seuus tpranniHrt, erit bus beibnii5e,
baHn bas dritli9e &om. Sc if bObe Seit,
bieies Sod absui@atteIn unb einen protes
tantii9en SaIenber ein3ufibren." limb
mas lit benn bisisr ueue &aIenber? pIom
Sabre 1882 a~nsefansen iOH isbes Sabr
se5 Gage baben; ieSes 5ofs Sabr fou S77
Gage unb isbss bunberfie Sabr iOu s7s
Gage baben. Ssbss 5oife Sabr iOu elm
Subeliabr, ieSss loofte Subr elm 9roBs
SubeIiabr fem. Der Ste, Ste, unb 9te
Monat eines isben Sabres ioa 35 Gage,
Der 12te Ronat SO Gage unb bic abrisen
Ronate foasn % Gage baben. SIN sSus
beIiabr unb @rObs SubeIiabr iuI isser Mos
nat UNI einen Gag perIdnsert uersen, unb
I'M @rOBsS ubiIiabr ioIl Der l2te WOnat SO
Gage sdben. Die suSIf grtra.Ease bes
SubeIiabres iouen SabbatbsE Gage fem unb
ieb.r Monat iou nit sinem SabbatbsEase
~anfansen urb enben. aue @eiese, wel4e
f4 auf ben 9rssoriauiiden &aIenber fhits
ssn unb nit ben Obisen Sefimmunsen I'M
Bibsriprud fteben, iOlen bisrmit abses
i1afft isin.~ Ob Serr SIiuer nit bieier
senialen nsusn 3eitrednuns burdbrinsen
wirb, mag bauon ubbdnsen, Oh aQs Natios
men Der @rbe in tieffer gbrfurdt por bies
fem rsusn vSaIssberma6er".:e elm @Iei9es
tbun. Sonit fOnntsn mir in arse inters
rationale 8erlesenbeiten nit Sag uno
Datum" seratben.
6. 9. { q 8 unb Sames Subiun,
purbsn am %. San. in ga Borte Gitp,
wsseu &ubefOrunsea in Der euanseIii4en
&ir9e psrbaftet unb pom Rupor gu IS unb
&oiien beitraft. Ebomas be3abIte feline
Strafe unb !Subion wurbe mad benz Sos
tel SaaIett, in BatsrIoo sebradt, mo er
pier Gage 8eit bat, iber feline Oummbei:
ten nadsubentsu. Ssi9ab ibnsn rs6tl
Ger @ebaIfs : Collection s.
So. 9osan uon BaterIOo tbeiIt benz
v0euti9 ameritaner" nit, baB Der GOl'
Ieftor Der inIanbiiden Steusrn i'm aHses
wieien babe, cine ssnaus llnteriu9uus ans
suitelsn, nm aussufnben, Oh bic Sanblsr
in Gabaf, nod Der gOri@rft bes @eieses,
aud bic StsmpeI pom ben Ieeren &iiten 3ers
f6ren. gieIe ftnb Der Mnf9t, baB biss
ni5t nStbis ii, 70 LANCE fi9 bic Iesren ai'
fen in ibrem Bette befinben. Dies bes
rubt auf einem Srrtbum unb bas @eies
perIanst, baB iobaIb bisfeIben Ieer finb,
bic SteuerftsmpeI sert6rt werben miifsn.
sIio aufsepaBt!
Die Serren SincIair u. 60. in Gebar
Stapibs baben bisie Suiion bis gum "a.
San. lO6 ,S67 S9peiue ssi9Ia6tet sesen
"a, 252 in Der cOrrssponbirenben 3eit Der
periloheueR Saiion.
Sir II erbaaten unb 9etbeferuns
gen bes 5IuSbsttes bes Riiiiippi piu Der
bstreHenbe 9ausausf6uB benz @Onsrehs
bic nuditebenbeu Setrase Sur Sepiuisuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Mpptbefer 9efmcbt!

Gin teutftsr pser ftrssif6tr Gppibtftr Tam cine Sttae
Hnetn, mem &C I'D miiubIi6 rbtr f6rtftli6 an BERN 8.
y. Sd m II, tsuf&t aPptttit IN 9att sit5, Wlinnsfsfa,
ptnbtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
$taot l. Amgeeeno.
Hsiirnber @scnt :-6err alfreb 0Itten.
3irGIi6e Na6rt6ten.
(Ra6trdsli6.1

(NaHtrdeIt6.1
gr5SiOceie WiIpaufee.
Scr godp'fe General Gitar Wartin
&unbis, purbe am IL. Sebruar, pdbrenb
CT Bel Glide iaB, pom einem sefdbrIi9en
SdIasanfaue betroffen. Omar sebt es
etuas better, absr pieIe 9offuuns auf bic
9eneiuns bes Subilars bat man ni9t, 70
msIbst Der telegraph.
Ui6eeie Oubuqae.
Scr bodhu. P. 9. WcWenomp, gaftor
an ct. Srancis 3aperius In Council BLUFF,
witb am nd9ffen Wittuo9 iein 25idbrises
Yrieferiubilduna feiern. W6se ct mad
weitern rs Sabren aud fem soIbenes sSu'
bildum feiern!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
@iebti9 fir @asenmadbef.

90 strrna&tr, bic In 9ts.nstn mpbntn, NO stl Mtih"
torn syganit pirS, uus ibf dssn,s 4ef6&ft taben, snntH
BstrtHs Der 5eftauns tnts utatn pattnttrten RsrnpFau'
,ts, Der ftltf n%iariirt, tn R,ittn Yaan,t, uns iaalat bas
qanh rsnt, f& an len tluttrsthtntttS renetr. 8dnt aus
lastn unt fsiu st7ip.
MeganSer 8ersboIS,
2qA- 3q6 SRsr Him. Srppn e., Ntnr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

ct. 2onis Marftbert9t.
WsrSeIesrapb.) II. Sch. 1879.
0eisen-rotber, go. 2, 99s.
9elf4torn-S2 bis 32s @ts.
5afer-24 9ts.
hmeineHeii6- $9.75.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-21
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The Childrcns Aid Society acknowledge the receipt
of $1,000 from "a Lady" for the purpose of sending
children to homes in the West.
Thomas Adams, OF Lyons Farms. N. j.. while at
work yesterday on the IL road at Forty second
street and Fourth avenue. was Knocked from the
track by locomotive and seriously injured.
At meeting Of the lard and provision trades held
Yesterday in the Produce Exchange 1t was decided.
by large vote, to change the general rules to
provide for an additional call OF lard and pro.
visions at eleven A. M. This Will make the third
.call'' during the day.
The funeral of the late Thomas Cornelius Dorcmus.
president OF the Safeguard Fire Insurance Company.
took place yesterday morning from the South Dutch
Reformed Church. Twenty first street and Fifth
avenue. The remains were taken to Greenwood
Cemetery and inferred in the family vault.
Duncan Guthrie. the seaman who. on "Wednesday
night, was stabbed three times ON board the steam
ship Glenroy by Patrick II. Walsh. runner for b
,lothinr store was well enough yesterday afternoon
10 appoar In the Essex Market Court against his
assailant. Walsh said he used the knife In sef-dc-
fence. lie held in default OF si.OJo bail to all
swcr
Daniel r. Hays, appointed by the Court of Common
Pleas us receiver in the suit OF Francis Bragglotte
VS. Alden u. Stockwcll. late president OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company yesterday sold on the Real
Estate Exchange, through Lespinassc Il Friedman.
auctiorecrs all tho right title and interest OF MIR.
stockwe in and to the property and s,tate OF the
purchaser -. T. Mahony. to whom IL was Knocked
down for sl55.
Mint Inspectors Cummings and Carey, stationed
ON pier IL East River, early yesterday morning mo-
ticcd three men leaving the Havana steamer moorcl
ut that dock. having in their possession two oskin
bags The officers attempted to seize the bags. but
the men were two qHck for them and throwing tho
bags overheard rushed from the wharf. The inspcc-
tors however. recovered the bags. which, ON being
opened were ound to contain 22O choice cigars and
sevcnty-two bundles of cigarettes.
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday afternoon
John Tobin the young Englishman upon whose per-
son were several articles OF value belonging to
Mr.. Kitching of this city. was committed for trial
in default OF $4,000 bail The sufferer in this in
stance is Frederick NJ Kitching. and not John Il.
Kitching IA reported He Is son OF the last named
gentleman Mr. kitching thinks that the package of
money stolen from him ON Western railroad train
has gone where tho woodbine twineth."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ill A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ill A. NJ.
I,lticdttoas
For New England and the Middle States. northerly
to westerly Winds rising barometer generally colder
and partly cloudy weather. with light snow in New
England and the northern part of the Middle States
For the South Atlantic States clear fair weather.
northwest to northeast winds. becoming variable
during the day, rising barometer the coast and
stationary or slight fall in temperature.
For the Gulf States. partly cloudy and clear
weather. winds shifting to easterly and southery.
and during the afternoon falling barometer and
slowly rising temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. winds shifting
to eAstegy and southerly with clear partly cloudy
weather. and during the day. slowly rising Temporal
ture and falling barometer.
Tho Lower Ohio and Central Mississippi will fall
slowly
Cautionary signals continue at Boston and Section
Eight, Portland and Section Seven. and Eastport.
Cautionary off-shore signals continue ut Smith
willie. Wilmington. Macon. Cape Lookout. Cape Hat
tcras Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry. Norfolk Lcwes. Cape
May, Atlantic City. Barnegat Sandy Hook New
York, New Haven, New London. Newport and Woods
Hole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-21
THE LATE BISHOP FOLEY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL AT BALII-
MORA LARGE NUMBER OF DISTINGUISHED
rRELATEs EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20. 1879.
This morning mass celebrated at st. Martins
Church. which is heavily draped in mourning. by
Fathers James Mealia and James r. Machin. as
sistants to the pastor. Rev. John Foley. for the
repose Of the soul of tho late Bishop Foley. OF
Chicago. Other masses will be celebrated by
the association of prayers for deceased priests CON-
posed of almost all tho secular clergy Of this arch
diocese. Archbishop Gibbons received telegram
from Bishop Kan Of Wheeling. w. Va. stating that
he would DO present at the final funeral services on
Monday next. Adespatch also received from Rev.
John Foley stating that letter would reach this
city Tomorrow containing information as to
the funeral arrangements. The remains
will be accompanied to baltimore by .
delegation Of the Chicago clergy and by
his brothers. Rev. John Foley and Mr. ID. J. Foley.
delegation Of Baltimore clergy and laity will meet
tho party at Harrisburg. and the train bear
ing the funeral party and remains will mr.
rive on Sunday morning.. The body OF the deceased
Bishop will be conveyed to the residence of
his mother Mulberry street. near the Cathedral.
and will be open to view only to relatives and near
friends On Monday morning the last services
will be held at the Cathedral. pontihca high
uuhs WILL DC celeprateu ny ftiRnt rev. 1ho!iias y.
Becker. Bishop OF Wilmington. and Archbishop
Gibbons. it is expected will deliver the funeral dis
course. Rev. James A. McCalen, S. s. of st. Mary's
Theological Seminary will be master Of ceremonies.
INVITATIONS SENT
Invitations have been sent To Cardinal McCloskey;
bishops James I. Wood. Of Philadelphia; Edgar p.
Wadhams. of Ogdensburg. classinato and dear
friend of Bishop Foley; p. N. Lynch. of Charles
ton. 8. c.: John J. Kcane. Of Richmond. and
W. H. Gross. Savannah: The remains while in Balti-
moro will be in charge OF guard Of honor from
the Cathedral OF st. Martins congregations.
and the Young Catholics Friends Society will ba
on duty at tho Cathedral during the requiem
mass. It has not yet been definitely settled to
whether the deceased bishop will be buried in the
old Cathedral Cemetery at Bonnie Brae. Bishop
sermon TIN years ago when Bishop Foley was conse-
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ANOTHER TRAIN WRECKED.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Feb 20. 1879.
The express train from Boston. which was due
here At o'clock this afternoon. was thrown from
the track at Vernon. There four extra coaches
containing the Kellogg Opera Troupe and IN extra
baggage car. making an unusually long train. which
was running about twenty-five miles hour. 1t is
supposed TINT tho tender jumped frog and threw
the whole train of. Tho wreck was bad ono but
seriously injured except Engineer Charles
Gates. who thrown from his cab and sustained
fracture Of tho wrist and probably dislocaton Of
the shoulder. Tho forward baggage car WAS turned
bottom side up and the smoking car behind 1t
bounded over It and landed on some coal cars on q
side track. which started on down grade and went
thirty rods before stopping Most Of the trucks of
all the cars wero wrenched of. and the.car were
scattered about crossways for long distance. The
passengers wero thoroushly shaken up anu many
Another train was made up, and the passengers ar
rived here late this afternoon. the opera company
being In to appear this evening Repairs have
been made. and trains will run usual tonight.
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EDUCATORS IN COUNCIL.

ITHACA. N. Y. Feb. 20. 1879.
The morning session OF tho State Associa-
ton of School Commissioners and City
Superintendent hero to-day was occupied In
q debate of three hours duration on .
proposition embraced in resolutions declsr-
ing for State Board Of Education. TO be appointed
by tho Governor and confirmed by the Senate. to
supcrsode tho Superintendent of Instruction and
Board Of Regents. The members of the State Board
are to serve nine years without pay. Tho terms
Of the school commissioners hereafter are
to be six instead OF three years. and
the commissioners to hold o diploma
from the College of the Liberal Arts Normal
school or State certificate. The power Of tho CON-
rnssoners to be enlarged Each town is to vote at
u town meeting to adopt. or not town system. and
II adopted to elect five men holding office for five
years the term of to expire each year.
They are to have the power of the present
school trustees. committee was appointed
TO draft bill for tho Legislature. A resolution
was passed in favor Of normal schools and another
against Gripping the university. college. normal
high school, Professor st. John read paper against
Governor Robinson's position against tho higher
By invitation of President White the Convention
adjourned to Sage College, where a collation. was
given.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

William ]. Easton, Justice of the Peace of Morris
town, n. j., was arrested the 10Th inst charged
with malteasance In Office by +. A. De Mott. Prose.
of the Pleas. He bailed in the sum of 5000
yesterday.
The residence Of Cornelius O. Mara No. 90 Washing
ton street. Brooklyn, damaged by fire. about
o'clock yesterday afternoon to the extent OF S1OOos
and \ loss of $500 sustained furniture The
house No. 10l Fulton street, which adjoins. was
slightly damaged.
Thomas Hayes and william Kelly. who
Gently indicted in Williamsburg q charge of
saultng Mrs. Holman and robbing her OF SIG. were
tried yesterday. in the Court of Sessions. before
Judge Moore and jury. Both convicted OF
assault with intent to rob-.
Hattie Meyer, daughter of Newark IN. J.) cattle
dealer. has died from the effects of burns sustained
by the accidental ignition of matches. Barbara
ably fatal through the explosion OF akcrosene
oil lamp. 1t exploded in consequence of her attempt
to put It out by blowing down the chimney.
The police authorities OF Newark N. j.. have in
formation OF twenty of bogus check oper-
atoms III that city, New York and Brooklyn, and
rested Emory Gilmore for being implicated in them.
He stoutly maintains his innocence. ana calls ms
identification by half dozen persons as the passer
OF bogus checks q case of mistaken identity. He
was held by Justice Otto for further examination.
The case of the disputed will of Neil Dougherty.
who died in Brooklyn i'll 1874, ana lett estate
valued ut about SGO.OJ0. came up again for hearing
yesterday in the Surrogate's Court, Kings county.
The claimants for the estate are cousins OF the de-
ceased. Yesterday Patrick Neil. cousin. was ex.
amined and said he resides in Pennsylvania and
his attention had been called 10 the estate by hii
son. The case, in which there twelve lawyers
gagged, was adjourned for one week.
The proposition before the State Legislature
to annex the Kings county towns-Flatbush, Flat
lands, New Lots. New Utrecht and Gravescnd-to tho
city of Brooklyn is strenuousy opposed by the resi-
dents OF the localities named. Petitions setting
forth the objections to annexation arc being cir
culated and extensively signed. Six years ago the
OF the people Of the county towns when tho propo.
sition was almost unanimously rejected