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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Stpre III p%erfaufen !

SIN fdeIidsn Wliantistd III llmaanbt balbsr en sutes
B,fstbum ju ~ptriauftn. Dasftbt bsftbt aus so adtr
ean6 In Der Brittle elmer srEstn tatboltfttn G~nitssluns, ttdt
elm Gsb6uee, psl6ts felt Sabrsn ais @ahbaus, Saloon un6
9arttip Stp,t" sssitnt bat, ferHtr Staauus, tn grtpat.
~rsbubaus, ipptt cine mafIp trb iuts Sdmttfersrffatt. Die
@tmstnbt btGett aus 100 wptledtenstn Sdrnern, rpspn ca.
80 eupmbursn fnb. I'm nSbtrt austanft ptnts man I'D
an bic Rteaetien eiefts Blattss, 3S6-398
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Su DER Streitirase swii9sn benz

Sh oet SbtetiItaBe 8W'IWe" peh'
Stabtratb unb Der 9rideneompasnie in
getreff Der Bsitsueruus bss grideneisens
tbum's Fat bas 0ifrietseridt f9 iucom'
petent ertIdrt. Die 9radsncompasnis bat
isst aae Steuern gu beBabIen, semdB benz
rsuibirtsn afsfsment bes Stabtratbs.
9offentIi9 wtrb bieier LANCE Strsit isst
gu @nbe iein unO bic Briideucompasnie
tire Steuern ,ablsn, ME anbsre 2sute aud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

glue 2leife Oberbalb eagle goint
brad Samfas elm nit 5oIs selabenes Bas
GET bur9 bas @is; es seIaus benielben in
tur3er Seit 3u beben. Oie ionnisen Gage
MAIDEN bic gisbede bes Slufes bereits iebr
unii9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
6rp6er Serbtenf.

setr uns fem. atrtNt ntbR ,iu.na 8 Gents. etamp In Il.
mem Brttfe ~tiufsnstt, Gem ltuhtn MFR per psa stnaut Use
iunft db.r elm SAM ntuts @tfd III, psnii trstas cine per-
fcu, ruSunIi&en cher psiblt&tn 0thHlt6ts, auf tbrlt4s
spsiie aut stAt srpse Nuslastn ane Dlutt utc 100 DeL
lars per Nsuat ~strsitntn Tam sbnt Rdltn unb phsta.
Rein @stntfaafts. DUN sus fsnhern elm tbrIi3e @tfAak.
abrtfart; Ssnu Ssuit u. Co., God Boz 50, 9sllmbae
Suaetisn, Ssra. Gn. IL. Vu.S 3Nt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
2ar. George S6waser, elm sea5te

2ar. George S&waser, elm sea&ts'
ter 5armer nabe airtwOOo, Ro., f4rslbt
an ans 5OIsenbes: Sd bate Rbeumatis:
mus in ben &nieen unb 10 srOBe S9msr'
sen, baB i'd bas Sstt biteu muBts. Da
ssbrau@te i'd bas ct. Satobs Del unb
luurbs in tur3er 3ett sebetIt, mas man gum
Bsitsu aler asibenben In ieber 8situns BE-.
taunt MAIDEN iolts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
SEER 4. 2sfieonma, MitsIieO ber as'

@err 4. 1lieoht8, UfltSlleo per Ss'
s~isIatur uOn CLAYTON Co., Elm ~taIentuoler,
enersiider Mann, it mad tursem &ranten'
lager in SoIse aufresenber Gbatisteit am
Samfas ben 25. .. M. in Gutenberg TIM
alter uou SO Sabren seforbsn. B~liebuns
bate ben garsertries uIs Ofisisr mt
aussei9nuns mitsemadt, par ein nobsIer
Character unb seidnste iid aIs @eiessebsr
burd feline l1mFdt, Sbdtisteit unb ensr'
gle auf's Bette aus. S9abe UNI ben nod
iunssn Wann, er bdtts isinsm Staate @brs
ssmadt, bsB fnb mir iberaeust. WSss
er ruben i'm Sriebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

pas Standardization sebt Bel
&pan Obne l1nterIaB uoran; bas einsstres
tens tdItere Better madt, baB bic Sarmer
wieber ans S9Iadteu seben. Die greiis
itnb istt bod, dnbern aber faif pom Gag gu
Gag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
ct. 2oais Warftberiat.
Ger ~GtItsrabb.)

Ger 3%tItsraPb) 3. Geb. 1879
@et3eu--sOtber, Ro. 2, 9S bis 9S4@ts.
@sn@forn-s0 bis sol gts.
Safer-2It bis213 gts.
S4weiHeHsHG--ts.s 74.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Yreis 25 Gents pet Boz.

Der Metropolitan 3eibftaa IN Der
NGbe es GtbtnGuuas, friber BON Dsdn unb
Sdser, isst Gibbs anb 60. stbalten, III NIT elmer
ausrabl sprtrtfRi&er 3uti&sn unb Sussits, TO-
rie ben befeu pferben s~trfeben. Wsr stns Spa-
tterfabrt MAIDEN, pbsr btnaus In bic Gessnb fab
rem min, fsa bort feline Srser btnterIaHen.
autl&su fur eet6enbssausnift au nissrisasn
UreiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

$4,000 iou bas nsue SprissnsebduSs
toiien, bas an Der gfe Der 2ocuff un6 Bier.
ten Strabe erbaut psrbsn fol-. Der gau
wirb SO SuB lang unb A. SUP brett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Der 6o@w. P. 2surGc bon SnOepsn:
bsuce, Der fribsr 9roieior on ct. SObn's
@Oues mar, bat Der anitaIt cine pra@tuOae
Statue bss 8. Soiepb sei&entt. Die
Statue tSmmt aus Win4eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Dubuque Ypfts Office
Reiienber Asrnt :-6err alfreb Niitten.

SEER 60. Starts bat bic Suite sebabt,
bic asentur fur bic s9urembarser Gazette"
in 9ureuaburs, @inn., gu ibernebmen; ct
TT baber srmddtist, abounenten gu fans
msln, 9eIber gu eoaettiren unb bafar gu
quittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
2Sie mir 6orem, bat Rs. Ebeiien, Der

2Ste mir 60rem, bat Rs. Gbsiieu, Der
bas SeiferiOn 5aus fibrte, bic neue Sars
munpbale semistbs., unb pirb bort fem
@si4dft fortieseu. 8ir piniden Germ
Gbsiien beftss Slid gum neuen lluternebs
men. @r 1T ein coulanter 9aifpirtb unb
psiB bic 2euts 81 bebanbeIu, pie es fi5
ssbibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Oft ~perimeifefu Seioenoe am Gel

YTt pRf5WetIRlH SRt0RH0e uni EeueH
unb sebsn Gue 9Oifnuns auf, ba ss Der
aunit Der asrste miBIaus, 9siben pon Idns
ssrer 0auer gu beben. 0ieisu gersasens
ben m04tsn mir ben Suu bss Germ Satob
esbmann, ROant 9OIp, O., Dor ausen
fibrsn, weI6sr bur9 Or. au GU f So.
nis's 9amburser . III pom
sinsm iabrslansen Sruf. unb 9uusenabsI
ssbsilt purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

2Sir fenRen bic aufmertiamtsit Der
2efer auf bic anaeise Der neusn slrditsttsns
5irma BiIber u. Seer. geibs 9srrsu finb
benz publitum, wesea ibrer ti9tissu Sci:
itunaen i'm Daufad, b%stannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Die Gonmtp eaxen seben isbr Ians'
fam Elm. Ran uersefe nidt, bas nod
benz erifen Wdr3 Snterefen baran be3ablt
werbeu mii1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
u. s. Gibbs,
Dubuque, Soma.

2dam Dat 8ere@nuusen ~ansefent, baB
bic neue geniionsbia bas 9aab fir Soma
aQein aber 81, loO, 900 toitsn piirbe. Das
9eies wirb nod pieI Staub aufmsrfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Qas 2sfei ftsist nod INNER In, Brsiis.
9sste 8o9e bat man BIER 1913 per Sauienb
Bfnnb be3ablt. No9 inner penis senus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Spre6t por, i6r Sarmer !

Ssrr u. Stinssi 1T isst bsrsit Wsissn
fir feline usue Ribls, @de Der 10. unb
PinsitraBe, gu taufsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

pie Ssfpimsse(elr(&aft ssbt NOD.
items mad Ga @rofe um bort cine tbeatras
Iii&e Sorfeuuns an @aibinston's @ss
burtstas au sebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Sn nnfere 2la66arfaot @aIena

q" ""Te*e 0UFV"u
iouen aussebebnte 3infidmeI5werfe erri9'
tet werben. 0as 1T aud fir 8%ubuque's
gsrsleute gut, benn Mafeu Sintsrs finS
aud bier in aoubuque 60. aufssidi4tet,
bic bisber wsrtblos parsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Sette 2So&e tebrte bas Snsenisurs
Corps, baB bic germeTuns Der Dauton
imalipurisen giienbabn Bis nod Minnsiota
binauf uorsenommen bate, surid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

2seperemo 8. 9enpRer 1T fir5li9
BON @arnauilo nod Der bisiisen gatbes
braIe aIs SiIfsprieter psriest porbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Scsetabilii@e q
PILLEN

iinS felt iiber breiBis Sabrcn betantt ltnS
iperbet bon allen, ipelfe oieiclbet &C.
brardt babciL als ii6ere Slr fir Sopfs
ihmersen, 2eberleioer, 9e~roaunnssbez
i6wcroen, Gallerts lrS jeSe anoere slrt
Sieber anerfanlt. Oieiclben pirfen nit
grOBter Wtiloe rno itellen bic GciunSs
belt Screr, pelde at allsemeiner unS
1terpDier Sbp6be leibeu, nieocr her.
gu u~erfaufen bel allen a~potbeferu.
0reiS 25 Gents per Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Mpptbefer aeincbt!

Gin statf6sr cher f6rssifte Gpstbtt.r Tam cine STEELE
Hnten, pt-n CT fh mlnelt6 pbu Fortified an Serrn 8.
y. Sd nit, ssutfte aprtb'is in qats gtts, glinnsipta,
reneet, .. ....-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
@aria aesier.
Tartit 40 %perfamfen.

Cine 6 g1tltn ron gunl,itb, s.s,ndtr NegDdsbs
Spring, an Der 5inltp Sdstnablt stsstnt f&sns 5arni 10
su putaufsn Don ~btrftlbtn fus so adtr unttr Qultuy
IS Fnb SSltlarb. Gin Gteil bee eanhss IN NIT 1900 sDtta.
aSdsn btpRanjt. auf Ser 8arm Heht Elm atues Bramtbaus,
isd Strd bed, Is bel "a fus srse, suts etaQans.n uas
4raintrs. Sthm Sduft In tne ME %ptratstnbt Gutae.
Ratjufrassn auf hem glast BET Y. . a q pber bet 6rn,
Or. Wtnutnstr, Rr. 1913 Sadfua Strasty Dubuque
Sppd. 1874 at.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
8an(as Sdnoneien.

Sur 3arten, fir gireuIare u. gampbIes
tie tn beuti4er mi. ensIii9er Sprade, bic
complete austunff lbsr bieie 9dnbereien
seben unb fur ermdsiste giienbabnprsiie
UNI ft4 bic 2anber au3uieben, abbrsiirs
man ft4 an:
n q 0S;6hs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
@bteaso WarftbTt9t.

(per EeIesraPb) %. 8eb. 1879.
Meb $3.50 bis 1907
Det3en.-No. 2, s53 @ts.
@s!f5tOra;-so5 bis s9ets.
6afer-20 Gts.
Butter-22 bis % Gts.
gter-24 bis 81 Cts.
Dbistp-$l.O4.
S4weine-$S.60 Bis $50.
&inbpisb-$8.1 10 bis 500.
@wetneHeti1-$7.0 90 bis 1925.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
S@warse Site.

Wtr babsa unftrn 9sisrn Dor niSt LANCER
!3sit mitastbtilt, bae mir tnrsii&e Wit.sl
sssen bisienissn ersrsifen, bic ibrtn Der
pfi6tunssn sessn uns ntbt ua&fpmr1s en-.
Wir naHtn btute ben Mnfans nit Der Ser.
SHentlituns Der Wamen FOLDER ~iaubtrn
patrcns; anbsrs psrbsn fplssn:
9. gutmanr, Hep Trisr Rinu...$ $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Die AnsfGtea fur bic gauarbsiter
finS fur Sisie 3eitsn gut Su nsnnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Nem.Ysrf Warftbsri9t.

wer SsIssrapD. 3. Sch. 1879.
MebI-$4.25 BIS 4.5o.
Wetsen.--MiIpautee, go. 2, $l.0S3.
Safer-3o bis sol gts.
BeIf4torn-sen,. uefI. Al gts.
4wetneHetf1-$S.4 40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Naaner and Sehmieaeshup

Sobn gSirtb s. Sepi8 9baro,
Wartet StraBe, Bellevue, Sadion &c., Sa.
gmegpastu, S6litten. frrutr aqe arisn Rtparaturar.
beiten an gpassn, 8uti6eu, S6iitsn, ptdf6iuen, fsppeItn
Spls aIs Gtitn, rerbsu prompt, tauslt1 ure biaie tdcret.
nA- Barmtr fPre6t pprI 3gt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
CODES Ansetse.

etst. gpc&s aarb, strftb,n NIT sn .. Satram.nttn tu
Rir6t, 5trrn Spbn Refer, rpbutaft ttnttr Dunltttb, ~
ltnsts. Dtrftlbs mar stbsreu ~ 9auer. In Dsuif&.ee.
~tsrinstn, unb errtt1tt Ias alttr ron 80 Satrtn une 3 ne
natsn. Df, ferbIiSsn uebtrrtf. purbtn uutr aaesntdau
Detbtlisuns suf BEN 8rtestrfe Der pfarrti Stnfnars
Wpuat bdttest.
r. l. P.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT sEABRIGHT, NJ.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 1S.-A fire broke
ont at seabricht 215 TINS morning, destroying tnr-
teen buildings consisting of stores, dwellings, school
house and lumber yard. The dwellings were mostly
occupied by fishermen. None the hotels principal
injured. The total loss about 100000,
and the insurance about $4,000. The lire began
2:20 in the basement Of Smiths grocery, on the
west side of the NewJersey Southern Railroad track.
His loss on stock is 81 800 The fire then extended
south destroying onetory frame house occupied by
George Van Bruut, druggist. whose loss on stock is
So 800; no insurance: twO-SOry frame building, he
longing Mr.. Housg, barber-lcss, $500: the second
floor, occupied by W. H. Cooper pumOer-lOSs on fur
niturc, $500 The flames then crossed Rivers 10 the
south, aud destroyed tlree-s;ory frame building
pied by Joseph Sherman, grocer whose loss stock
81 100; the upper floors used by Mrs. Sherman rs
clearinghouse suffered loss Of 81 200 on furniture,
on which there was no insurance; tvO-Story frame
cottage owned by Mrs i. Tompkns and occupied by
twC-stuTy. French roof aud extension, owned by Mr.
Hef-lOsE, ~, 2O0-iuSurcd; and hTeCstOry cottage
new, owned By Albert WeSt-!UsS, $1,000. The Hdmes
then extended to the west, aid kWCI away the cottage
surance; the schoOl-hOuSe-Oss Sl,OUO-lhsuied;
two cottages and barn owned by i. II.
McGin, pCstmaster-los', S4OO0-party injured;
and a twO-stOry cottage owned by Mr.. PaU-iOSs,
$l,jOO-nsured On the north side smiths grocery
o Oue-stOry frame building, owned by -. W. Bedford,
ana used iceeream salo0nwas buraed-loss. $3.50
insurance. The fire then burned ClOughly's lumber
yard, and there died out-loss. $3.50.
The block in which the fire started owned by Mr..
W. H. {, OPer-lJss, ~ 200 and insured for 50 100. All
Of the cOtiageOWners, except Mr. Buck lew, were in
sured but the occupants were not. The Atlantic aud
Oceanic Engines from Long Branch rendered valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
RAPUBLICIy DIS7RICT ASSOCIATIONS.

The Republican Executive Committee met
in Republican Hall last nish hear the report OF the
subcommittee appointed 10 carry out the plan OF reor
gazlng the Assembly District Association IN accord
ance with the apportionment. The subcommittee
reported that II had received all tho rolls OF the District
Associations excepting those of the Nth and XVta Dis
tIcts Persons that had been transferred by the
apportonment from district TO another, had been IN
like transferred on the rolls. The Officers o tic
various Associations remain unchanged excepting the
XXth. XXlst and XXd Districts. A. j. Dltl,nhOccr Is
mad, III resident OF nc XXIst District Association j. c.
j. Laagbcin OF the XXI. and Scion Il. Smith Oi the
NXth. Mcssrs. Llngbria and Smith are The only TWO
new officers, Mr. Dittenhoeier having been formerly
PrrsIdcu, of tue Association In the XXth District from
which he was removed. TIE Executive committee
adopted the report oi the Subcommittee. and passed
resolution directing the rolls to be ched for III
epcctOu dav next week the time 10 be announced
ia the newspapers The I&,h District Association, OF
which Gilbert j. Hunter is President, and the XVIII. OF
watch Sh rldau shook u President, did not comply
with the committees request TO send IN their rolls TUcy
are promised soon. however and then the committee
will appoint officers for those Districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

the Grand Jury on his confession of larceny from
the person.
BoRDEYrowx--several of the poles recently
erected by the American Union Telegraph Company
were cut down yesterday by men sald 10 De III INC
employ OF tue agents of The Continental Company
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CIIY.-Messrs. Brinckerhof, Den
net and Ciarcn, tie Jail Committee of the Queens
County Board Of Supervisors, met at the Court
House Thursday afternoon, to investigate the To-
cent escape of the four prisoners IRON the Jai Inc
testimony of Undcr-SherlH Rushmorc ana Keepers
Eldridge and Wilkinson was taken. IL was mucn
the same as already published Sherlfi hnshhoi ore
states that he has already expended S7o IN ms
efforts to rccapture the prisoners ana wlli slehd
more money In that dIrection..... The Board OF
State Assessors will the Supervisors ana Town
Assessors of Queens County on Wednesday next,
for conference as to the methods of assessment IN
the various towns.
STATEN ISLAND.
PoRT RICnMoNp.-The school trustees have de-
cided to close the schools during August only, In
stead of July and August, rs In previous years. ana
the teachers to receive no salary for the vaca-
wv" '-'"'" HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
NEw-RoCHEILE.-St. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church, after undergoing extensive additions,
alterations and improvements, VIII be Ie0pened t0r
service tomorrow. The sermon will be preached
by Bishop Simpson ut 1880 a. III.
HUpsoN.-Thc Mutual Club yesterday played
match game of base ball with the professional Hud-
son Club. The members of the Hudson Club ont
played their opponents on all points of the game,
and came out victorious by Il score OF II to l.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-The National Association Wor-
cester Club. of Worcester. Mass, yesterday played
a match game of base ball with the Volunteer Club,
of Poughkeepsie The fielding of both clubs
sharp, but the Worcester won the game by superior
batting. Tue score stood at the close-Worcester.
z; Volunteer, 2.
WHITE PLAINs.-The committee Of the National
Grecnback aud Labor Reform party of NeStchcster
County held a conference meeting at Mogers Hall
yesterday. Samuel Shapter, of Mt. Pleasant. said
that as Mr.. Cllilin, Cyrus w. Field aud William
II. Vanderbilt held property in the City OF New
York liable to taxation, he was anxious To nyestl-
gate that point as regards Westminster County. An
effort was made 10 get up new committee OF IN
vestigation but each person selected for the task
declined to serve on the ground of not being able to
spare the time or defray the expenses it would
incur. The subject therefore laid upon the
table for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
FRIGHT Alta FIRE IN MoTT-sT.

Much excitement was caused in hottest.
Yesterday by fire the tencmenhousa at NO 90 Inc
flames started from some unknown cause On the trst
floor. occupied by valenStn e. Shillowsh, manu1ac-
turers OF feather flowers Several OF the inmates OF the
building barely escaped With their lives and IN their e
forts TO save their clothing and furniture they impcded
iremen who trying TO eXtinglish the names
Sarah simon lived the second floor, was burned
badly about the face and shoulders She had gone into
the building after the fire discovered to save some
clothing. ana q shawl whch she wore caught fire. she
was rescued iiremen and taken IN an ambulance
TO rho Chambers street Hospital There was another
tencment-nOusc the OF the burning budlnG and
the occupants had means OF escape except by the
roof he fire was nut after II had eNtcuded TO the
third floor. occupied by Isaac Alexander The entire
damage was estimated at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

The confirmation of the report was made Yesterday
by Judges Gilbert and Dgkman Judge Barnard, 1t
is UT derstood dssents on the ground that in his
opinion no elevated road should be built IN Full
ton-st.
The consent of the Brooklyn Common Council TO
the building of these roads has already been OBJ
the Kings County Company unless the present is
sue is carried 10 the Court of Appeals. That this
Will be done is considered not doubtful. Judge
Bond, president of the Kings County Company, said
yesterday that lie was gratiiied at the continuation
of the report and added that he had beon expecting
a favorable decision. He was unable to say any,
thing about the plans of the company but expected
that appeal would be taken to the court OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
A TLANTIC AND SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE

FOR AUGUST
Contain paper the recent important discovery
"Catarrh Constitutional Infection. Creating Dan.
gerous Diseases Of tie Respiratory Digestive and
other Organs" by T.. W. WIZ DE MEYER. Full tr,a.
tse delivered frce by the pulls d. b. DEWEY
SEQ. No. 40 Dcyst. New.York
/ LABORATORY OF NATURE.-ASAHEL
- WAUKESHA MINERAL SPRING WATER or DEATH
Pyseans London, PIT-. Vienna Berlin other Euro
lu ties employed eighteen months without success
Ia cure chronic nhimmauO of the bladder terminating I'm
Biyus disease "f the kdncrs and dupsy. They prescribed
reputable mineral sirng waters during tnr
ment Tic ally returned g. New.York aud employed our
meic pIotcss0rs with other mineral waters frr months
without relief when sac commenced the ASAIlEL
githOut otter treatment ana cured In css than
this type daily deaths should certainly
uss ~ such wonderful
o In dropsy gravel stone BrEEts aisease dsbeIe and
bladder dis Urinary ahEysis, physcans advice and
book free. Depot, No 2Ol broadway, New.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
INTEREST IN THE UPPER WARDS.

Circulars have been scattered broadcast through
the annexed district calling upon the taxpayers ana
householdors of the Twenty-third and twenty
fourth Wards to meet at the Club House. jerome
Park at5n m on Tuesday next to consider the
present situation of the rapid transit lines as pro-
popoSed BY the Mayors Commission. and to adop.
such measures as may he necessary TO insure theIr
construction without delay. Every person inter
csted IN rapid transit in the district is invited TO at
tend. The circulars signed by h. Is. Claniin'
Pierre Lorillard George Lorillard, Lawrence Nip
s. NJ. Purdv, Charles w. Batbgate, W. u. Acker-
man, w. w. Niles, d. Lydg. Robert LIVINGSTON,
William r. Travers, Jacob .orllard, George opuShe
d. X. Kendall and Leonard jerome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
RRo0KLYYs NETWORK OF RAILROADS.

CoNFiRMAIION OF THE REPORT OF iHE SUPREME
COURTS RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION.
The General Term of the upTeme Court in the
Second District yesterday, at PoUghkeepsie, con-
frmed the report Of Mcssrs. Stilmau, Barlow. and
Hewlett, who were appointed Commissioners to de-
termine whether elevated roads should be built
upon the routes laid ont in Brooklyn by Mayor
Uowelrs Rapid Transit Commission and accepted
by The Kings County Elevated Railway Company.
Among the provisions Of the Rapid Transit act is
one that requires the consent Of majority Of the
urOuerty-gWners on tie line OF any proposed road
before the road be built, on m lieu OF such con-
seat the Supreme Court may appoint Commissioners
whose discrimination shall be accepted as the de-
cisOn of the prupeIty-Owuers. The Kings County
Company applied TO the General FERN III March for
file Appoint .nent OF Commissioners, and Mossrs.
Snllman, Barlow and Hewlett were appointed.
They took a large amount Of testimony and reported
IN favor OF blldlug elevated roads on tie routes
HhIcn have been published hitherto and which viii
form network OF railroads throughout tue city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
INCENDIARISM AT BAYoNNE CITY, n. J.

A fire broke out at p. III. yesterday In
the carpenter shop of A. Stone in SxtcentG-s Bay
onne City, n. j. The building destroyed, and the
flames spread adjoining feed store and dwelling
Of r. W. Connolly. The family barely escaped from the
building with their lives. The loss OF Mr. Stone was
only $500 The loss MI. CounOly's STOCK ana bulG-
ing was $4,000 IL fully insured IN the Westchcster
FIRE Insurance Company OF tins city There Is no uOuDJ
that the fire was caused by iuccndiarles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAG
TO-DAY
san rsAs 1890 40 sun SETS. 1927 Clock fast, On. Ia
Moon SETS. 7:l3 Moon sIuhs O23 Moons age days 80
WATER TJUAT-A. ".
sandy Hook 1881 Island. S:G6 Hell Gaze gjj
WATER rDUAN-p. 4.
sandy HOoS 1851 Gov islLll. s2l Hell GAZE .....l0l0
SUNDAY.
sun rises w 4:iG sun SETS. 1927 Clock fast, Gan 81
Moon sets S:I3 Moon sOuths ll3 Moons age days
HIGH WATER suNDAY-A.M NJ.
sandy HOOK Sl9 Co... Island. 800 Hell Gate. 1888
WATER sDAY-P. "
sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island. 800 Hell lOj5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
GEORGE +. BRAGG
IuPEACHuENT IN GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Ca, July 1S.-The House Of
Representatives. has voted 20 impeach Controer-GcG-
cral Goldsmith concerning the transfer OF titles wild
lands Hutol PWrlght, "a fr1end Of the Controller who
offered ~ bride members OF the Legislature IN
VOWED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Brn,oorf Honse-Gencral William ]

Braoort Home-Gencral William Preston. OF h hGnr
tuckv Fun drenU, Hotel-The Hon. ialusha A. oIo"
ard Daniel J. MorrelL Pennsylvania Hogm"n House
Con gresham Warner Mi-r. OF Hersmer " ~, III, ~
Hofri-General Wager Swayne. OF oho. III Tbe
feI-Major Amos stickney u = CtaTena1h n1, HasSI
Elk Governor Charles r. Ingersoll OF ConneGreut
err Vousr C,utain Micah Brown, U. y EnEnfeIs
J,rE sy-nvs MULLER b. Page OF Vermont