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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05
MAYoRALTY or New ORLEANS,
December 10, 1878,

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,
December 20, 1878.
Messrs. Fl. B. Ferguson and r. H. Barley. Of
the Board OF Directors. New Orleans. La:
Geutlemen-The indisposition OF the Mayor,
and the necessity which com PEELED the presence
OF the administratt RS on the levee. was the rea.
son of their not keeping their appointment
with you.
They regret It should have 30 happened. as
they feel lively interest In the subject referred
to- and beg you will name any day, when they
will be happy to meet you.
By direction, very respectfully,
CHAS. MACMURDO. Private Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05

NEW OHLEANb I5C0uU6r %, I5I5'
To the Honorable the Mayor and Administra.
tors Of Finance and Accounts. City Hall:
Gentleman Your note ri even date is to hand
ing q meeting with our committee. l would
respectfully suggest Monday, December 80. at
o'clock o. M. az the time. and the Mayors par.
lor as the place OF meeting.
Trusting that we shall find you on hand. I am
with r. spect. yours truly.
W. B. THOMPSON, of Committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05

So Decatur street.
| P.S.-Has clerk on the landing during the
| day. at the head OF Cont street. to receive
/ freight. DELI Il
, 1879-02-01

the crown OF france oyer d vsmh \,
Veshh!1Ies. lie flung htmsclf nrd.n,ix t"atis
Revolution. md waa with tte ra,n. sao 'he
{tormcd tl.e barracks Of the R,Ic 1c i}shsJ,aa1ta
,ss m1ss ,noro,,SEoine Rrpnbcans, i. ~.
King, md hc carne,l distinction tarls "ni1:u
fender Of those members OF tlc Rsd';,1' u d..
who wcrc prosecuted by the Goyernm.ss, pstt'
ma.lc bis first famous plea IN thn ya.e H.. lie
Two son,panGn1 ~ o. B.rhes. Ihron7hoat1 1n't =!
conTct'one. nli after the flight Of Liant. 70 pia hia
fppe, IN 1919, he mas made ConnIs.tassthll: thll:
t1lc Provisional t}ovarnmnnt fur ''pnef HI. ne. d
mcnt+ lie Sufnlled the difficult t1utie, osPisr
pnst VII, such t"et and moderation, M ~ d1.s
quarrcis Of the Republican factioase ~, N T.
Jura. In the election for members n, H. H. ,he
scmh1Y he was first on the llst Of ~ ~ ., "a.
chosen. In tie Assembly ho was tnsde iV;aas VI
Isesaenti nni tns9't,c' Of slc judiciary con.
utation ~ debstcf. lie tnok an tnirne,in.s.. ins.
positton, but a rule xuted With lie Fs,aaseat
Left. He proposed that thu Executive .heaa,el
b. chosen 6y tic National Assembly and sAbbaa baaa
occ At it, pleasure, With the title of pre,1a.aa. aa
was defeated f'y a vote Of Via 10 til. '''p0'a'n
After tic Presidential election Vi Dec INV
GreyY onpoeed tho policy af Louis Nsnn,:As.
und especially tho expedition to Home, il s
reelected 10 tile Corps i.cFlnlatif, and. rfthrss
making semnGp r.. essse n13as' w,tn the
Government. lie protested agatnst ,hc Il. .ss y;
May u aud opposed the revision Of tbe r,s
Ftttutton. After the cpup detat OF DtrsaJks.aa' ~
1851, ho 1avo hfmself up entirely 10 ths nrs.
ttes OF l,Et profession, md Ia Isas he b.lsn.
1atonnitr Of the Order of Advocates In ,hc has .,n
year. md nEsiu 1t. 1899 .nnl ts7I, ht .n. ~.
elected member OF tue CoEps LcyIsia,ii =. ~
election Of 1858 was tho first klnrr tia y: !:
Which the Government Ind been eon,nic,.s
routed, and NJ. Crcvy was thrn se.ud,! returned ~!
majority 80 dccstyc That At the ensuing H.. ~
tlon no official candidate Has oopoacd Ia H., h,s'
a,'d ho received cight.ntnths of all the votes a.
March, 1871, and held that position dow55 = =
April, 1873, When he declined tho inria,h~s
Of President Thlers to serve lnnxcr IN it'll ~.
pacity. Ever since tho establishment OF Il.
Third Rcnubllc he hns bcc. lm,ked upon n
the natural Aead Of Conservative RepubIfc,u,,s
In ffauEg,
, 1879-02-01

g>natoF Conkllug and tbs CotoFsd Fs'p4.
uklTzD arATKa 6HNATa CHAMBER, " Asst.S ".
TON, D. G., jsa. a6, l87a.-M1 DEAR e1n: III. Ill.
been deeply moved BY thu sction VI eoio'es,ai
!zaas and aoldfeEs In hcw York, sl2n!ntsu.. u.te
slcir approval Of my nreleetlon TO lht esI+l
Great aud uudeserred ~ ara iht honor, ~ .' ~
thS Republicans Vi cur State have erutFA!,l' ",
stowsl On nc, the ActloA referred to stahus, ).
among the snost gratifying OF I'll ths otv ' nj
rexs1d. The ronhdanca IN tnc which ~
ottru expressed. and whicb rejoice 10 knu' Il
shared ~ Maqy colore4 Nleu, ress* " p1h
least, Ia tho tsllsf uAt ! mi not 1ofeestt4, W
either the services Of the co!orcA Tace OF u .nI
ssd !ujuAtics which Il has suffered su st't ~ ,v
frrs Under tAg which should pcrpesua.:tt3, IL
tect every maa OF every race iu I'll bis rs'''
fore The law. t, III
Tu!a baiief l. not mistaken, knl long ~ il
day aid fut o4casiuus ~ hakten luz ny 1'nrt1
America tho colot vi lnan'+ skin Will ~ liz
uleasure his right to fair dly's Wages ~ ofi1t
duy'4 work, or to bis right ~ any othet ttpp,sh,
legcs which which three wars have estn ~ III fse
to establish aud which thu ConstitotIoh'' "
United 6tAte4 now or1llns. .h,xs
venture to LAX you, one ol tho HIse.' l, IN ,be
leaders Of youE people, to make k1pro k1prs,tm
culoFed luen OF New York how hIzoiY ,,s tbt
their good will, uud With rhat plsassos pas. o,hlf
utupiilneut of The salute u,eJ dfca U' w.
NoscoB Coakhs"
The Rev. uxRRJ ulQa14ao GAks1e
, 1879-02-01
WESTERN PATENTS.

,, = ,,.., t,,x.,,,,. .h
~'0"'' 1''"e" ~ '"o
faat Wcfk'
6p,cIa! RtsoatcA ia Fhs 7Ftannt
WARRINGTON. d., .Ia0. M.-A. IT, ETahB
Il Co., Patent Eniir!tors, report thu following
na.ents isauc,l 10 Western Inventor.
.,,,s,a,.
ILLINOIS.
J. r. Wilson. Ch!ta.o. SOWING MACHINE s1Aeh'
"sin' r. t.,dw,, ct,c.co he.tno.atums str.
= e. t:-,r s.h,csc" trss,,o,itti"r ,nm.,csi imnreu,
IT,. e. tihy' .isyn'xs,t,isfs Xxi "f1s '"S ~ "'''s"
s't"' ,I,n tvus I,rxr Mt tr.n.n,tt,no mu.,r,1
,. -, sSn s..aS. III .ni"sAsn r.: ,hhi,,itr ~
at, h.:nr am:,,n. .,r d.x,ro. for
hoi.r. ''''''' ""''A-"' ''e'''"s' s'~'' ~s~S" +s'
, 1879-02-01

x.f f&+fRj Ina
speedy nna c'lic1eht ttaneaetlon u '"e o"e''ee'
Of the pensioners. Agreed to.
Mr., rrut}tu, tho assistant pirate secretary
10 The President, apnsa1ed h, tic Senate Cham
vas accompanied ~ messeneea oan1 ns"',,~ ~ h"
n,'ee nnnn'c ot noeunen.s. ipg sMp. ~, Sr,v
ir"tn secretary snertian Ise"."t9 ~. no hun,ltn
loEK caMoms hppotntlnen.s' .so, uut ~
~: not disturbed IN tue ontn sesaomi ~ Tim
Mr. sn'claa "as nppoahto11 rprriici mia. in
aolhIihees U" esshE hEouus aH'' ,.'xsrr
rlacc o. ME- FteHctcssoEt -. ~ ~, r,,cl1,
:. Mt' Han'llil. run my n,n ~, ti,e iinusr
hel9tions; rcposaen .,,, .S, ~ I'm crnrn,iJturrs
loitt fGeolnt.on " le,atnt l., rars AMI II was
II !he h,uusH'ai nAMst'o.mt - =" a.nis,nn,ion III
fnAcnntesf t9'. r., rc.cntlnn nnlv REPEATED
VITAL y 70" NV. 10 rornrt s ~ prne,,dlt1res
tary Q! otate ~ ~ -" a. .nnn ~ ia rnni asesr
al,u nc "nu!u ~ ~ NO ''o1 - ~ ~SA
ta3. W ~. t,sst, ,.,a bnfora 4he acnatr ttn
W f' .n..t re.t .tccteH iinttad
s.ruea's s,.,e. ssta- fsn,p si.sou Placed on lo
@ @s,ates ,n sea frnn, ,hn snt f.omi, len tn in.
Rst aaaets . .ro .e "T'. " shr ~ IN.
@ n,,ror ef fa tEn frt"r;or ,1c.arttnnnt Ia
usn ", wv w Maa.t.,,, sV rnnor;cd ,hnt fhn Cnrn
Ivy naI ng1a.tn's., ~ srr,c. nri snhr,jt.
~ ro.,.r. es,a,,rnantch +, iii Ia authorfzo
~ ~ n}5, leg1., arart'v Il ransfcr thc cs.
.HI .tceMc!s s..npo1"s ,eot ~ rnrtntr inifan
toy. rotto wv w., v,e q iiannrt
tssnrs .so. .ne iM.e.o' u ~ ~ ,hr tahie. mi,
W. " a., ,,.,t,cc ..,t la yojd xii Il
~. n.It saun.s ... E.'c ne ~ snriv Sov ' ~
up ,os sons.e.a.n H. .',4o,s IT IL CnnItfno. wcnt
lhtv @ sSesfa H. c.s ssss.un r.,o,,o,oa sd.,,,rnrd
"oe" ''0 uo''' ''ops"eo'
,,orx-
~. r..
, 1879-02-01
Gambetta Elected President Of the
French Chamber Of Dep"
uttas.
A General Change to DO Made
in All tho Important
Offices,
The Glasgow Bank Directors Convicted
on Various Criminal Counts.
Proposition to Burn ALI Villages Visited
by tho Asiatio Plague.
FRANCE.
lA3fftETTA.

o,unrrr,
,,u H.. ~ -c,.,h.,,, In, ,..r
D--.~-
eiee1e.a ites''iens ~ '"o o'"." ~. - O0i'"''''
" oAs 'o.os ou1 VI 'ot"' " ''"'
,,,, ..'. ". no".' -, . nux.
10 su! uucei."'n "he'nst ~. Du1Auto'
fse''aei' :, o1 'io o'uu'''' ""A A''"" "''
oA11s' uros.ro
AkssAdh
from PRESIDENT orevy win 90 communicated
to the chamoers' probably On thursday
next. ,v,,,. r,-,,,vr
-, r,' -"
, 1879-02-01
ARLINGTON.
rHB Es1A7r 10 m nxsroREn 70 THE 1Es
rlNfff.

rvw v.+t7v rn nr nxaroRBD no the HKB
FAMILY.
sp,etdi pfnafca "a ne Trts"ts
WAsn1xoToa, D. t.. Ian. 8l.-lt 10 the gen
egol opinion Among lawyers familiar with the
subject TINT the Arlington ejeetmcnt suit, which
the United States District Court has lust de-
t.rm,ned In favor Of tho Lees, will also bc de-
'ts"a 49, .ho rrr,,.d stetca snnrcme t,ourt. to
''aea ~ tus ,as oe - .tsts ts.,~ ,r,,o
which It nas oeen appeaie"' 10 "e't i".o'' e
Judgment OF the lower Court restores thu entire
estate 10 him. and calls Tor tho ejectment of MI
, 1879-02-01

TIE ORIGIN or THE AG0h.
The origin Of tho plague which Ia now making
s,lrh terrible ravagcs in Russia IL clearly traced
In tho Astrakhan correspondence Of tho tia1os,
Tic epidemic appeared In thu Cossaclk Village
OF Yetlyan Slau1tza soon after the return OF
Two Cossack regiments from the war In Asia
stinor, n,,a was very likely brought over with
thcir old clothes nnl rugs. It Is wei! known
'thnt tllero wcrc many cascs OF typhus In these
regiments during the war, but u has also been
asccrtatucd TINT during their return hon.oward
no ono ras attacked BY tho a|scasc. l'slor to
their honcwat,l march tho Cossacks clothes and
other effects wesu dtslnfccteA ailu well smoked;
but probably tho men did mt crposo
ali thrif .ags . ind booty to that prog,
appearance at typhus was received by ihc Gus
sack authorities towards the end Of November.
An army surgeon Wis ut once dispatched t0
there waa no typhus, but that there we're slight
attacks of nguo md febrcltla. Several days
passed By. when suddenly news mas brought uf
'rlghtful mortality In tile stanitza. From IT.
population Of COL. lsy Dee. 10 tho mortality
lad Increased. TiWro died, among tito rest, tic
doctor Of tue Astrakhan regiment; the priest
met With TIN. HaMc fntc, his wife md chiiliron
chLcfs were also attacked. The Cotsack por,l-
Iul!on wtra seized with manic: 1hry ceased to
approach, the s!ck md fcarcl 10 bury tho ueali.
J. IL repurted that tic dead bodies lAy fur days
In tho streets, With a slight covering nf l.ny
thrown 0rcr them. At Inst tbs Inhabitants
rcari,cd tho conclusion TINT the disease Was not
typhns. but the plague.
rr,,xun4rtox nr ruK HD0ru AHy1vxns4ny NJ
Observation-Disclosures or 1in1.t.aHn-a f,nvtr
xrIt1,,fiI,n rom nEiiolof,s Avn ro,srmai,
rnEEpoM.
| ,.. oo, L"s ~ .s'.' .'.s. ''s'' sae, -.
W tno ~" VI u'o l'':scns "'un1'' luz Peop,a o.
HOLLAND ccsebrate tho 3ooth anniversary ot their
lin sI1tcentb century betv,cn snaIn o,,i thc
, 1879-02-01
GREAT BRITAIN.
uNNECE6EAIIY ALhrtM.

ject Of future arrivals Of cattle from Asneri.
ca. Thoss engaged In tho trntlo contend
that unnecessary alarm Inns been created ont
OF tho outnrio's cnae. and they dispute tho
statement that tho nrzivals condnmnoi suf.
fered from plouro pneumonia. Thcy lava
retained veterinary surgeons OF high reputo
to act N check upon the privy Council
inspectors.
NO TROUBLE.
NEW Yon1, Jun. 31.-The news that the
British Government had prohibited tho i'm.
portation Of live Cattle from America has
cteatsd considerable sxctomont among The
shippers Of live stock, aud also among ship
owners, several linea OF steamers running
from thia aud other American porta having
mndc large contracts ahead for 1872. Tho
Erenin9 i'ost says: During tho summer
months last year many Of tho iargs stoam.
ass of the National Limo wore ospecial.
ly fitted up nnd wholly doyotsd 10
This husiness, tho number Of cattle
shipped by single weasel ofton NUM-
bering moro than 400. :rl,o alleged decision
Of tho English Government was entirely un-
expected. The present IL tho dutlest tirno
In trade, but oven now there are probably
more than i,stsl head Of cattlo on tho way to
England. Two cargoca, consigned to Gold
smith 4 TotIec, arrived at Liverpool ycs&or-
lay, aud Phillips said ho had received no
word from, their agout taero OF any attempt
10 prevent ulsir landing. The british Vice.
Consul xays that no ofllois1 notification Of
any attempt Oh tho part OF tho british Goy-
h ks{3 ~
lean oattla had bosti received by lin,.
sTELKE.
LONDON, Jau. al.-rha engineers aud
doclmon at Liverpool and Blrkenhead, nu,n-
boring 3,tsK, stsack to-day.
No11E ST.tIKEs.
I.ospou, Feb. l-5 a. ma general strike
Of irou workers, numbering :3,500, aud brass
| pool. Two thousand boiler makers and
sl.ip builders are also considering the I'D.
ylsability Of striking.
TuE GLASGOW BANK DIRECTORS.
EplxDu1o, jan. N.-'rho trial OF the Di-
rccturs Of tho Glasgow Bauk on charges Of
tsaud, t.l.ft, aud o,nbezzlum.nt resulted IN
thY conviction Of Lewis Potter, Of thu Glax-
gov shipping flr,a Of Potter, Wilson i Co.,
aud OF ltobert sumner, 6lranak manager Of
tho bauk, OF tho ole.sss charged. Tls 9th.
sr Directors were found guilty OF utteriug
fa!sa abstracts Of balauce sheets. Hentcneq
deferred.
LONDON, Jan. 8l.-Charles Shay l. Co.,
merchants in tho China trade, havs falled.
II IL believed that tloir liabilities orc heary.
, 1879-02-01
THE PLAGUE.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS,

BERLIN, Jan. 3l.-Ths German Govern
ment, in order to preVant tho introduction
Of The plague, has prohibited tue importa-
tlon Of all articles prohibited BY tho Aus
trim Committee, aud also all tho manu-
, 1879-02-01
1AlTlJhRY.

5pfcial bl9p<lleA to 111 TTtaWnk.
ELalx, III. Jau., 3i.-siiss Ellen ]. Isagers, OF
Chicago, aged " ycars, died u tue insane Asy-
!u1n, aud her teu.alus were taken in charge by
irtcndt un4 conveyed to lsoschill Cemetery for
inttrueut.
, 1879-02-01

TCl[ENNAIEFFs

LONDON, Jan. a1.-A dispatch from Bol-
grade status that Gen. Tchernaiotf entered
serria yesterday, via somendria, with large
staif. Ills arrival Ia beloved to bo connected
with rai1wny concessions and other political
matters.
, 1879-02-01

Asuid eossiss habit Of body, not onlI beesnss
Of tHs attcnllnx 1seuuIfort bak lest 1t cD-vll!er
hiorc sefiols consequences. Or. ta,ue's eHnzllHs
Fills Afs either Lax4ti.s us cahaElle according ~
the ctse. And may he le.,eRucl upon 10 pEulur4
lrslial srcseliuL4 VI thr LIsex aad Stomach.
, 1879-02-01
ROM Il.

Row, Jan. 31.-A conBistory is hxod for
tho 2lat Of February. Tho Pope will retraco
the Pontitlcal policy Of tho yoar. 1fo will
nlso give 4 sketch Of Aisschemofor tho future.
, 1879-02-01

Mr. Boone submitted report OF tho Com
mission appointed for the purpose Of cxamln-
Ing the pfactlcab!!ity Of transterstpY thc in'l!nn
transfer.
MI. Van Worries submitted dissenting ro-
port on the aatno subject.
The reports we're ordered printed md refer
rcd 10 tlle Committee of tsle Whutc. Al
if,I,trrI.
, 1879-02-01

TARIFF on COAL.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-Bismarok'a protsotion-
int tariff will include duty on English COZ
of 10 per cont al valorem.
BAVARIA.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-A berlin dispatch says
Davaria has moved tho rejection Of the par
liamentary discipline bill In the Federal
Council.
, 1879-02-01

T.. III on.rt.r. ~ ~ last Tint the f3overn.
nrnt m,,st NV the rent untl, the termination Of
w. las, vhtrh I, Declared IA ho an annual one.
-. ~. .-,,, l., .onordar,. ~t,h III. atatuta
~ TII,,ols v,,f, .Ytv d.v., notce of such intcn-
.,a,
1ooAr AND CHANDLER
The Nxnjso Star says there IL q movement
sfoot "a elys Gen. Logan, Senator elect fruu,
I,ltufss. and thu Hon. Zach. Chandler, 8cnator |
from Michigan, rouslng receptions
man their a.rIyal In this clts. There ase some
eu,nicio1s people who think that all this ID in |
the Interest of The Grant movement.
THE rlRsr HATCH.
,fr rh,r1e. necd. viii, a rcprcscpta,tve Of |
,ha Department Of Justice, uppca,cd in the
snn,rn,n cour. tht. morning, and entered a
motton TO have the tlrst batch Chicago Whisky
rn,.s advanced, nm tic tlorkct. The Court took
thc m attar into consideration, and wilt announce
-. J.c,,Inn ,fcnf,ny nnxt. Jus,ire Miller. III
tha corrs, of Tim argument. asked whether any
.,ccIa, nr'nranc va. involved, a,nl stated that
a., 1,u,t,,l n,.,c. bo, mn more right than anv
,,,h.r nortv ,,nIc.s s<,mn mn,tcr ut rrca. i'm.
,,,,.t,,'. -. t,v,,v.u Mr. Rccd atatcd that
a.. r,tnrtnlc ~ immunity uss involved. md
tt,a,, nimnst nm entirely nnv subject was to bc
,,,1ot IN tI,c n,trnllon ot tho Court, The
,." .t.u :. M ~ H.. t,,...tnn,, -, 1,.,ico
nururrrt] with t,eu,l Il, tho Importance Df an
EARLY teti&fou and the indications arG that
lin rases wtl, he ADVANCED.
vrxr,.l .,.y.rsaon.
,,,.,-,,, w.. ,u,. .,..
fos. flhchoaeh c1p1esscs t'o ot"a'ol '''n'
Jonas, the llcwly-elcctch eountor from Lotl!sI-
ma. will be more copsteratu 10 the eolorctl pco-
,i. tnor F,.ti. In. },c.p, f,fnr,,b.rk atso i,c-
Nv N"t.' . ~. III,
1'eFes tlln1 Inc hcpop''sana " A-ou'a'"" WI 's
th%"@'J Hs@se~t"~"3 N'-<T ".'~-- -''"% '''''
upon the next campaign With somo prospects OF
sucrcss, fle ahrs the NSap3l4 Government has
not ertendc,i m shc ro,nred nconla tilo measure
~ re.n1nl,inr ,rh,ch thev hi, riubt Ia expect.
JUDGE nuSr's SUCCESSOR.
The treaidcnt has stated 1Etat no sball MI the
vacancy on this Bruch of tho United Statt1 Sll-
rremc Court which will undoubtedly be- caueed
~ ~ s..,rn.t,or A. ,1rd1. 1fnnt hx tl,. m.
pQ1ntmtEt OF soma QnQ {EQ1 lkAk 1uAclAl ua6-
, 1879-02-01
,AFQllANf8TAN.
THE ASfEEE.

THE AMER
ST. PETERsnuna, Jaa. 3l.--The AH,eer OF
Afghanistan has arrived on the Russian FROM
tier.
ARRIVED ON the FRONTIER.
ST. PE7Ensnuno, Jan. 3l.-Tho Amecr OF
Afghanistan has arrived on tho Russian FROM
tier. His followers ware diBarmed- Tho
Amccr alone was allowed to retain his arms.
Tho Russian authorities cntleavored to por-
s,1atie him that It would DO useless to 80 to
81. Petersburg, but the Ameer iusista, and,
unless prevailed upon 10 abandon his intcn-
rion, may bo expected to reach the Russian
Capital by tho end Of February, though
every effort will bc made to dster him. The
Ameer appears to DO aatonished at bis treat
ment.
A nuM0T.
LONDON, Jan. ts1.-A dispatch from Jelala-
bad states an unconfrmod rumor there that
shcra All Is dead. 1laj. Cavagnari does not
credit 1t.
, 1879-02-01

p!eI1 ttAteme0t nttNeft0 published OF tie IMAM
ctaE positlon OF that eventfu! entarprise. Tho
irst International subydntlon, which. together
with tho colnpany's share Autl dtbcnturo capital,
II was thought would bo auff1clont to complete
the undertaking, was 81, COX, 900 francs. OF this
suu, It was agreed that Italy should dnd
45,o0o. 900 francs; Germany, 10000, 600 irancA;
aud the Northaastern aud Central swtss rail-
wars, 7,0ou, 600 fFancs. The balaacc 8o0o, 900
truncs} MAS appoEtioned In varying an,ounts
aulong Afteen cantops whose interests 1t WAS
supposed would ba directly served by tic rail-
war,-zurteh, Tes.!n, nel1e. AsrRau, Basel. st.
tIal'en, soasurS, znx, sShatlhs4ssn. LnSerns,
wal4el,. Switzerland ~ wholo subscrlbed
nothing; II WIS entirely an AFFAIR of the eau
tons. but the estimates proved " be aInokt ID
sl.rtily unsler tta marx, and II lie cntoEprtSc
tor tho thrcs countries interested to raisa It
least an additional - 000 000 francs. At cnn-
ference Of tho REPRESENTATIVES Qf Italy, der
,any. and sH'tzs1l49d, held laat June Ut
lnsntary subsidy; tD,u00,0o francs ot witch
was ID DO pror!ded bT Gesmsny, 100000
ttaaes BY Italy. s,60ooy ffanss BY The
eansans, onss q ,h9ss s.atoa.MTe... ~ I'll aia zux"
declaring that tile original programme having
boen mu1itla4 IN ssusa furious 10 thels utter
ests, they would bare uotl!1a2 mora 10 do With
tlse affair. As for The GothA.l Company, IT.
debsutara capital amounts to 4s.00o,oco fr1ncs,
oe which 3, to1 oo1 francs ~ }st e place. III
sha1a captt4l amounts 70 II, ,600,o00 francs. OF
which -, 10y, ,ooo 'Fanes bays been suoscrteed
Sunday wesk will be In respect Ut tha proposed
grant ut 800. .00Q francs BY the Confederation,
tAa twelye cantons hatlnR already, ~ laE ~ they
tile participation Of Switzerland IN thu cpter-
| prize bclnE agreed to, lbs total 9Mount placed
u tlr disposal Ut tlss' lotharl Company from
HFLf lar frR tkSA a LAM ftIutk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
3 p a # es $ auptitii d.

9einolb, reider aeporben on grfabruno
bur6 Die W~rIfunaen, Die @ott Der Serr
ibm ,u WereSIuna isiner @sfibIs, ,ur
stdrtuna ieiner SuaenS unb @oitssfurdt
auseIdidt - &einoIb beaann Die i'm UNI.
Ss6en6sn ,peliliden Sinas msbr nod ibrrm
eisentliGen Wertb au f6dben, 6a er aur
usbsrsuauna aetommen mar. ME Gin gu-
sentlid, Cine Sbatiade, Cine pert.5rte
9ersdnuna uns alsr iener Sinas, CIR,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Ct. Dpaatus, Sadfra Srpe, rab
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

ginunb5p ansisites Saupttdd.
Webrere Sase ieBte &sinolo ieinen lan-
gen 8ss untsr ben sr6bten gntbebrunsen
unb Wdbislisfeitsn fort, benn isin Gslb
rei&ts nidt bin bis aussburs, iuenn ni9t
milotbdtise Msni9en ibm gu Ollie famen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Registers inimenT

fur Wtnf6tn uub Ititrt. teblt ME I'M Noeu-
nnatismus. Nsuralsta, S6msrjln, @sid Durs, 8trltSuussn,
ausitldat. Durafaa, Wausen ~. gu turtrtn. Die Gmpus
tdtipn bs 6tints einet 1tannss rttttt e. une turtrt Rbtu'
mdttimus spn 25'idbrtBr Ddutr. Gin Ipotbe'tr tn 8tp-
tut, Sd.. fdrtibti .ResifSr's Eminent" periduft ah gut
unb ptrb ais eth artitsI srftu Ransts b,tra6ttt. 20 rtre
ie'r ~pVYular." Gin prpminsnitr apOtbtttr In pbtlasspSti
In Obts Counts. 8s.,. ftuibt: &c sibt alstmsm 3ufrts-
ttnbsit". grsbiIt ta. gsrtauft utrb Is BEL A~petbsiern une
Sdneltrn etpsenlt3 ~ Is uue so Gtnts. On Dubuque I'M
@rsstn ~ tdbsn bel Suniermaun u. 6ads unh 30. 3. Cor.
b1t u. 90. i'm Rlsinfn bel 2. 30. Ruttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Moie Sell 9albe
Dr. Reter S chmino,
(auS 2~uremburs)

lau1 SuIeWpuIBJ
balt f&lirms 5Snbe, Wunben aasr Grt, ~tsionsers bur6
Slintenfn6He strurfa6ts, runte BRUTE BET 8rauen, f6trtrs
Gutaanbuns. tuuue Standardization unb f~erppeuipie Sranf'
hetten, fMe ~Serfrprne 0lieber. S6weQunssn an treenb etnen
Sb,tIt bee R5rpe.s, 3abnpeb. unb f6ltmmtn Sels: aud N
"a elm uuf&dssares @eilmttttl fir nit 9nisantuns Der Gin.
atpetee bebafiets ap5tnerirnea. fur ftlimme Gustn, fur
Sluiftlsn bi frtftsn eeunbtn ure ale Grttn i6psrsn
Dunetn.
pretS: Sir srcss 8srsn ST. 0 - gaittIers so Gts. =
Stttnt Is Gents.-3a babsn bel
Or. Hetcr ShpinS,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-11-01
Useful Suggestions.

Silver spoons larkcncd by acids or
boiled eggs can be frightened with lit
tie moistened salt.
To keep fruit from moulding, cut a
piece of tissue paper the size of the jar,
wet it i'll white of an egg, and place upon
the fruit, then seal.
If you would have solid pickles, do not
press them tightly together i'll packing
into brine. When preparing for the table
place in cold water and heat slowly.
Repeat thus until sufficiently freshened
for vinegar. Add a small piece of alum
when heating.
1t is said that lineup of vinegar on
the stove where onions are boiling will
prevent all disagreeable odor.
To rid hen-roosts and pigson-lofts of
insects which prey upon the birds, put
two ounces of sulphuret OF carbon i'll a
bottle, and hang it umcorltcd in the hen
house or doyc-cote. Replenish about
once Il week: the cost is small. 1t will
not iniure fowls. 1t is French remedy.
and said to be infalliblc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-11-01
Josh Billings on Marriage.

Sum people marry bckase they think
wimmn will be scarce next year, and
live to wonder how the stock holds out.
Sum marry to get rid of themselves,
two can play at and neither win.
Sum marry for love without a cent in
their pocket, nor a friend i'll the world
nor a drop Of pedigree. This looks ies-
perate, but is the strength of game.
Sum marry in haste. end then set
down and think it carefully over.
sum think it carefully over fust, and
then set down and marry.
No man kan tell iist exactly what cali
co has made up her mind tew do. Calico
don't know herself. Dry goods of all
kinds IL the child of circumstance.