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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Am p~ersansensn Sonutas bat be,
bodp'fs Sti9bof 9ennsfep nod ben
SO6umte in Der 9ert Ssiu Stride Us
gerionen bas 81. Sutramsnt Der Sirmune
ertbsiIt. Der Ssisr pObutsu &ep. Wc@ratb
unb gaumann BEL. aud in ct. Warien
bssinnt bieie Wods Der Sirmunterritt.
BsIde f9neuen 5ortidritts bic Ser,
Ssiu @smeinbe ma&t, sebt baraus bsrpor,
bas &su. Yaps bsim Besinn bss S9ul,
iabrs auf $50 S9iIsr 3dbIte unb iest melt
lbsr 200 Snabsn unb WdO9sn bic S6ule
bsiuden. Die @smeinoe III ioIuiassn
f&uIosnfrei. Bel Der i6nsIsne 2lniisb
lung isnes StubttbsiIss pirb Der 8au zines
eisenen baIO @Ottssbauies unubusisbar.
Nd6ftes Subr erri5tst bic @smeinbs Elm
Pfarrbaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Sei0 Rfaa un0 aflG,ri6,

0eun ibr Der tb0ti@tsu @suobnbeit
8eIo fur tbeure aerbten unb 9umbusme,
bijinen aussuSeben, sntfasen uno nur BIT
einfa9en 5siImittel Der Ratur fur cure Sci,
ben ssbrau4en poat, 10 isio ibr psiie uni
wsrbet wObI unO slidlid isia unb pie
@elo eripareu. Das sr0Bte 9eilmitteI
absr III bas 6opfeu' Bitters, pis aud biz
9roBen, Bsiien unb 9utsn iassn wsrben.
IsrIuBt eu9 barauf. Ssbt in elmer an:
bern SpaIte.-vBreB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
&riirnbr agrnttn
q. Seper nno Otto 2Se6sr.
Sn reBter Belt tamsn uns tars 81

Sn retter 3eit tamsn uns turs Elm
tersinauOer nt6t peuiger aIs pier @Orrei.
pOnOsrBeu gu, bic Sadeu entbieItsn, BIZ
mir gerue aufgenommeu bdtteu, pshn BIZ
gbienbsr Der Sriefe uuter3siSnet geueier
wdreu. Srisfe, bic ni3t unterfdriebeu
inO, finOeu abiOIut teine 8sridf8tisung
Wir mifsu ben Namsn bes 8erfofsrs
~fsunen, Oumit mir @0runtie fir bic Ji5
tistsit in 9anb buben. 8lni5t Der Ser.
faisr ntdt, buB ietn Rume in Die Osifent,
Ii6teit tOmmt, brau@t sr uns bGs nur mil:
fen gu Iufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Inter ,@oniolpateo Gar" 1T ~ perfteben

Inter v@onioIlnatso Gar" 1T gu per itsbsn
bic Stsuer fir Staats ,pede, gountpuers
w~aItuns, uIssmeine S6uIteusr, armsns
uub Srreniteuer. Die Steus,ruts iii, uie
in fribern Sabrsn, Is Drills; bic SduI.
feuer 1T etpas bOber. Die @~iienbubnsn
sublen bic Soften Der Stsuer sur Bssabluns
Der @iienbubn @ommrfdre. Die Stsusr
fur ben @efunbbeitsrutb sibt gu GROCER
l1n3ufrisbsnbeit NnIaB; bic Stsuer matt
Der feline Set,dse wesen uuBerorbentIid
uieI grbsit. Sm aussmeinen iinbst man
ben @eianbbsitsraib iber fliiig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
aus Dem 2seriGte oes Dr.. Sewis,

aus Dem 25eridte oes Or. Sepis,
bss 9siunbbettsbsamten, sebt bsrpor, bag
udbreno benz nit 81. October 1881 besns
bstsn Sabre In Dubuque 20 Ysrionsn an
ausbebruns, Is an Group, 9 an Dipbteri.
tie, Is on Wensitis, 20 an 9unseuIsiosn,
26 on S9arIadfeber unb IL an Ssrs.
trantbeiten ssiforbsn fnb. SIM @an5sn
farben 3l2 PeriOnen, bauou l72 mdnnIi
den unb l4O weibIiden @sidIsdtss. @e
boren wurben 544, bauon $50 Rnaben unt
264 WGb1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
2Sie man &efun66pit erran9en RAM,

Sc 1T ioncerbur, buB irseno Semunb an
bur6 unretnss Slut ueruriud'en 1ebeIn
Ieiben iouts. uenu ScoviIrs ~Sarsaparilla
urb Stillingia ODER Sluts uno Sebcr, SDrup
has pbpfil6e Spifem bis CUR 9eiunobeii
reituurtrt. Der Sprup 1T elm itdrfsnoer,
au9snebm etu,unsbmen uno bos bette il
entoedte Slutreirieuussmrttel. @r curiri
ScrcpbsIn, ippbilitlide llnreselmdBtstei'
ten, S9wdde Der Nieren, Roie, UtaIaria,
Rsrpen Rrantbeiten. neru6ie S6wd6e,
6iu,6le 9sioen uno Rrantbetteu bes SIutes,
Der Sober, Der NIersn, bss Wascns, De,
9dut &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Der Dompfer Qnbrep Retlina. Elm

Der Dampfer &norsw RetIins, elm
Sn8ram, &ennebp d Oop geb6riser grO.
peusr, Der ar tier StraBe por au'er lag,
uurbe an eiuem bteier Gage in tiefem @ai'
fer DeSiunten, nuGoem er UOrber gut SetaI
fatert wOroeH mar, ~sefunben. Wan mutb'
maBt, 6aB cine Uerbre&euiae 6anO bejms
LID has Boot anbObrte urb 8um Stntsn
bra&te. 0aB Boot porO ptsber flOtt se.
maht,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Gouperaeur Gear bat bic bersits In
ben 9dnben bss Sberiffs beblslids 8abI.
proclamation Suridssforoert. 0ann bic
Babl zines britten @eiessebers pon Du.
baqae SO. fur bus l~1nterbaus jstt itattfu.
ben wirO, weiB Niemanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

SO fan8e nod atbsm In Der 8ruf,
flammert fi4 Der Msni&, unb pobl nit
8asdt, IN bic 9Ofnuns fsf. - aa6 5err
gbas Sauptmann. &iuer 9Oint, 81. g.,
batt bisiss erfubren. @ie uus Der Serr
mittbsiIts. lag CT an elmer 9ruits unb Gun.
ssntrantbeit barnieber unb purbs bur6 ben
@sbrau5 uon Or. &usuit &Snis's
Samburssr 8ru fitbee BEN Gobe
sntrifsn unb sansIi9 pieber berseftslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

YerSeet niGt. ouB 9arper, bic neues
fen WaidinsR unb beiten apparate our
ausibuns Der tiinitIsrii6ea Photographic
bat anb Grbsit eriier @Iafe t5ut. Spredt
Dor Ro. ISL, 3pii@en 7. unb 8. Stabs an
Waiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Der rgatiOnaI 0smotrat" ~fsierte Iette
8O3e ietn finfaublpan3tg jdbrigss Bette,
ben. Die gIrbsiter bei6entten Seuu
@nIfte bel Der @eIessubstt nit einem
ld6aeu St,sibpuLt. TinfuuO,uauSi8
3abre an Der Geoacttou zines gIattes 1T
cine LANCE 3eitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Mrs. SOre5 muat ras usrsbrte Da.
men 9ubIltum oaraut auFmertian, rag fe
eiue orobe Nu6pobl Bubnoaren an 0auo
BAT, peIts ne gu bsrabgsisttsu Breiisn
ueltauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Die Sorntn Ste1ern.

2ette @O6s ibsrsut aubttpr Wurpbp
benz SGatmeifer bic Electromagnetic
,ur @rbebung Der Steuern bes Sobres
1881. 0te nc6toIserSe Isabelle setst Die
bon ben ueridieoenen Eounibips gu bubIcn'
hen Iufdgsn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

2sep. @'souner, elm Pristsr, Der aus
Srlanb beribsr tam, gorIsiunssn gu baIten,
unb susIei4 couectirt I'M einisen 5amiIien
istner gfarrei aus Der tiefe Rotb su beIfen,
ipraa 0Onnerftas abenb su elmer gut be.
iudtsn geriammIuns ibsr bic unsIidli5e
Gage SrlanSs u. srnbtsts bas uobIusrbisnts
Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

9pi(6en Dn6nque uuo 23slTepu,
feI 6rettu9 SObn 2arsep, Elm Watrole, doe,
gorb. 8is isst baben augsiieuts Na6'
iu6uugen nod ni6t gum guffinbsu beg
Gei9uams sefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

2SoGt SIR elm 2littef sssen Rbeu.
m.atismus, @rfdltuns, gsri9Ieimuus,
Sdmersen In ben Rnodsn, @Iiebern unb
WustsIn-io sebraudt einise 5laiden BON
&itmeier's California @ein gitters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Sanes Sepi madt oarGuf aufmertium
bag man in ielnsm Saosn ou6 prddtise
0uarsn finbet, bic id Su Betbna6tsge
iasuter stgnsn. Sin id6ner SbawI ). y.
oosr Eua gu einem au3ag 1T bod Elm pals
isnbetes acknowledgement ais Elm 3uGer'
tu6en ODER etne Eorte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Der Sfu6 fibrt tsin Grsibsis. Das
5dbrboot ma4t feline reseImdbisen Sabrten
unb es tommen BET trotnem 8etter pieIe
Garmer BON Der anbern Settle mad Der
Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Die 9ranR6eit, psI&e benz Superui
Tor Ss1lsr mebrere 8opf &inbuisb nit
nabm, tritt isst anberswdrts TN County
auf. 4u4 bon SainOis tommsn Rlassn
berlbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

n. y. 3aat Donald Ueridiffte Iette
Woae ems sauBe 2louug Bumper, Die
mad QjfubOn, Der 6auptitaot pom Poytn
gal, stugsn llno e8 lift bic erite Senoung
uiat, bic Wac DONALD oabtn srpeOtrt.
Web,sre unierer Subriten BADEN europdi
iae RunNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
S. ii erfaunli6 wie gsute 70 biuias

Us III ertaanlt1 ME yeute 10 bulge
&Is,ber uertaufen t6nnen. Wdnneran,ise
fur S. 90, Sbeu0ds fir SO 90, Rnabsn.
au3dse fur $500 unb Sbsu0ds fir &na'
ben sl.75. 9ebst bin unb iiber3susst
@u9, ebe Sbr guer ebrIid usrbientss @eIb
anpenbst! Sm Rep Oorter Clothing
Store, go. 6s7 WainitraBe, Ode tier
StraBs bier in Dubuque bsbient man gud
reeu. ri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

2Ste SieGt mir Datteu, ais mir Iekte
@o9e Dor benz @iie auE benz Seiieuarmen
bes Shifts waruten, ssbt aus fOIsenOem
8Orfuue berpOr, Der Oisier Gage pOrfom
uno 9Iltlt6erpsiie gut abIief. Sin &uube.
Wc@a6e, pom etpa Is Subren magic id
auf cas- Sis, bos ben tobten 6IpBarm u6ro
lid ces Suinots Central gubnbofes bedt
0te Rtnber tbun, amiiirte Der Rnabe fd,
ipran9 uub sIitt bsrum. Du auF einmaI
brad bos btesenoe Sic untsr isinen 6iBsn,
er ~itlr,te in bic etfSe 5Iutb unb nur NIT
uielsr Wibe ssluns IS ibm f9 iiber Wai
fer gu bulten. @r i9rie aus 2eibestrdften
Bis Der BOliaiif Sal unb Elm in Der Nibe
arbeiteuber Wann, Geb SuIiuan, su 9iIfs
tamsn. sic rsi9ten benz &nabsu cine
OieIe, moran er ii6 tIammerte, bann mari
man Tim einsn Strid NIT Stsin su, ben
er erfaBte, unb 10 3es man ibn 81 SObe er
i6rsft unb balb uerfroreu ans ufsr. Sbns
bic i6neIe 9dIfe bisier bsioen Wdnusr
plrben bic @Itsrn iest ben Cob zines Sob.
mes ~bsflasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

9arper ma4t fur bic Seiertase ale
arten pbptosrapbii@er Gopisn unb gers
sr0Berunsen. Spredt Dor go. ISL Drains
itraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
p. %. @arper,
Sunltpbotosrapb,
go. ISL WainfraBe,
Dubuque, Soma.

Dienfag Sur Ila&t farb Or. Ri
i4uti6, elm uerbieniipoler arst, elm
S4veiser bon 9eburt-nad Iansen unids'
Iiaer 2eiben, pobluerieben nit ben 3. Sus
tramenten, i'm aIter BON 70 Subrsn. Gel
men Sobt bsbausrt bic trausrnbe Wittpe,
mebrere climber unb cine srobe NnaubI
Sreuuoe. r. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
NrGttect.

Greb. Seer, @r9itect unb Supsrintens
bent. S9uIen unb Rir9sn cine SpesiaIis
tdt. G6te Strabe, tu. Soma u. gIap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

glad Dumas @anoeGs6eriGttno pom
1881 bat Dubuque IS 8eitdflsbdaier NIT
etnem Capitol pou $40 900 uuo bthbsr.
Oes Wotae5 bat ~nobtnQegeu oe,eu uur %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
$taot l. Nmeeeeno.

Es5@ Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
ows, and admitted for transmission through
he mail at second class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
6tieago Warffberidt.

WyItuHu DTuSIIutSIWI.
pr SslssrapbJ 5. Del. 1881
Wet5en.-No. 2, 81 psi.
Bef9torn-6O4 @ts.
Safer-44s Bis 40 gts.
Butter-3U bis 32 @ts.
Gier-20 Gts.
Bbtstp-$l.l7.
Sdmetne-$5 so Bis 6 40.
&inbpteb-$4.O 90 bis 8 so.
S4p d-$l7 22 bis II. 25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Sarper's potbograp6if@e GatTerie
1T Der Ylas mo man be ~fstnitsn Bboto
srdpbtsn sum uiebrisitsn 9teile erbdIt; es
NJ go. ISL Wtainffrafe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

DR.. Rogers Worm Syrup uertreibt TO-
fort Wirme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
80. I. - D0Gegtlihe Srieaiae

Dubuaue, ben ). 9e;smter 1881.
Sn ptI1t dlt Britft anseietat ane. ptl6tpOn %. Rcp
etS Jun 5. Gt. tn Der btthatu pDfptHet 1ratfpnm tn 1us
Gt6t dtatboif rBrh'n FHb
gan6bprIf Nusuf Sartranu aueut
Sgtrs Wilidm Sanieu Scbu
Glu6au gsrcnifa Sbmiel applpb
Dslfer emma 2 S6ulB 5
Diiuisr WiQiam Shroeer
5riebel Arne Smiot 5cbn
Gorge Safe Weilanp gbiQip
sian ptrstht nt6t, peun man Han Srtsttu auf eittr eR
rist, ~ btmtrttu. bas Ht q n stIsi ans .uue bic Slun
MFR br Brttatft a%riuatbtn.
Serrqc Grant, gpfmefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Die Gier etuminbenOen @iienbabnen
ptiien ibre 6ru&t fat ni6t gu bepdIisen.
Gue Babnb6fe finb pod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Bakers Pain Panacea betIt S6mer;en
Der Wenideu unb lbiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
ct. Souls Warftberi&t.

Ger S%sIssrapb) S. De3. 1881.
Weisen-rotber, Ro. 2, 1894.
Welf9forn-64 bis 644 @ts.
Safer 374 bis 378 @ts.
S6metReheit6--*l7.2 5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
SIR se(er9 e~rriurert Sud. boR MIR i'm

SIR Se(sr? erriunert Sud, baB MIR i'm
Iesteu Wonat bss Sabres itub, unb iest
mad, oh SIR bas SIutt, bus Sud Subr
aus, Slbr elm, bic 9ta5ribten pom nab uro
fern aus Der reuen unb alien 6eimatb nit
Der TsgeImdsi8teit zines lt5rUstS bringt
besabIt babel. 6abt Sbr bus nod nidt
setban, Oann sebtBu guersmQsenteu II. tbut
Cure S@uIot9teit, unb lit tsiu ggent in
Ort, 70 ienoet bic Wonsten per Yoit; nil
t6uren iie out gebrauten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
unO i ssantlins $500 msbr per @. ais fir

Rilsauiss RaYSiheyl&t.
esr EsIesrdpb.) 5. Ge1, 1881,
u-Ro. 2, 81 81.
bafer-43I bts A. @t8.
uSclf @rDr I'll Ste.
R~oggen-97 SIS.
Ger Ter SIS.
@smsDagi 8Gr!sbEsI6t.
par EtIsgrapb). 5. DEG. 1851.
Dei3en.-WiImautse, 30. 2, $l.44.
5afer-49 bis 50 gts.
8elf9toru-gem. N. 90 bis II Ste.
S5metnefeti6-&l7 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 4 1881

phases Of this matter as presented to me- after most
careful consideration. have brought me to the con,
clusOn that. at this moment rs, things now stand 1
ought not and consistently with the facts IN
these cases and in accordance with the principles Oh
equity. do anything but dissolve this restraining
order The order shall be without prejudice to any
application either on the present bill or OH new
bill Make the scope of it as broad as you please
and will hold myself in readiness to hear 1t at any
time when am here.
subsequently, an order was filed to this effect:
That the restraining orders heretofore granted are
now dissolved and the motion In accordance tnerewt
denied without prejudice 10 any future appncaton ny
the plaintiff upon motion, that may be advised 10 NC
made upon the bill as 1t stands amended or upon any
other amendments thereof in any other form.
-, The dissolving of the injunctions enabled the
western Union Company, to Issue its stocks ~ pay
ment of the purchase of the Atlantic and Pacific
and American Union Companies. No such issue OF
new stock was made yesterday, however, and Pres.
dent Green of the Western Union said that 1T would
not take place until the controversy was ended.
" This company he added" proposed to hght this
thing to the end; it will not Issue the stock until IL
can be done right on the square"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
THE CHRISTMAS CARDS.

10 the Editor of The Trtouhe.
SIR: I would like to ask, through the me-
um of THE TRIBUNE whether the judges at the Prang
Christmas card competition personally selected from the
1000 designs sent the 500 deemed worthy OF compe
ing for the prizes been told that one OF the Judges
Mt least was not informed of his appointment until after
the 500 we're selected and hung 1t has been my prV-
ege TO see some rejected Ones and among them
were only far mb0nc In design OF the
theme given ( Designs for Christmas cards % out IN
akin of execution far above many that were well placed
I'm the exhibition which consider not only UNFAIR 10
sorue Of the contributing artists but an imposition on tine
cnhc Tho obvious seems 10 be that III order
TO be deemed worthy Of competing for pIize ,of
sneched subject one must make design ln WHICH .no
theme Is utterly lost sight Of am III douot wnetner
the eeutl.men Of unquestiOnabe reputation III Az
acfsd as Judges saw all the designs sent IN anu must
sIso say that If did mol II was duty neg"cteu
YonEers ~ T., Feb. &C. 1881. lNo"ihhh
(The Judges we believe, had nothing to DO WIN
selecting the 500 and rejecting the 1000 designs.
That was done, probably, by Mr.. Prang' with the
aid of Mr.. Moore We are not disposed To iind fault
with them for rejecting many designs. They
might have thrown out 200 or 800 more without
dong any injustice to the artists whose designs
really deserved to be exhibited.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
P1ILU4Y CASUALTIES.

RICHMOND, Va, March "a westbound through
freight train on the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad col
hdrd ibis morning with material tram ina cut about
ihree miles west of Grconbrier White Sulphur Springs
Fireman J. H. johnson, OF the freight train,
ana colOreG hand the material train were
killed John GOheen, the fireman Of the ma
t,rih TRAM had a leg badly crushed that
amputatiOn was r. T. Noel, engineer OF tho
freight train was badly bruised and scaded Edward
King brakeman, was badly bruised and had one leg
broken. NJ. A. Pennington. engineer OF the material
train was cut on the head, but not dangerously. The
conductor Of the material train and several coored
train hands were slightly hurt. Both engines were
completely wrecked. The material train was running
on the tmo 0 tho freight tram without sending out
na".
SrAUNroN, Va, March "a freight train
on the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad came IN collision
with q material train near Caldwell Station to-day
The trans were running Mt full speed and both were
completely wrecked The locomotives were shattered
10 tho tenders The two engineers ana two nrenru anu
DIR. CALDWELL Of the White sulphur Springs, were Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
OPPOSITION OF THE MERCHANTS.

The conference committees appointed by the Pro-
duce, Cotton and Petroleum Exchanges month
ago TO consider what action the merchants OF tho
country should take in view of the consolidation OF
the telegraph companies. yesterday adopted plan
which is to he submitted to commercial bodies
throughout the United States. The committees
were made follows:
Produce Exchange David Binqham, Chairman /;
CARL. Alexander h. Orr, f. r. Livermore william
A. Cole, Josiah Lombard, Stephen r. Post.
Cotton Exchange.-S Ranger, Chairman; John
II. Inman. John H. Macaulay. NJ b. Fielding, Henry
llenlz Robert Tannahlll. ). ID. Harrison. d. q.
Watts NJ. X Murchlson, Theodore Fachln, John D..
Lcrch.
Petroleum ExchanRe.-EmIl Schalk. Chairman !;
y. Mehlen, Martin n. Day. James f. Hughes,
William Jay Ives.
The plan embraces the formation of a new tele-
graph company under such conditions as Will pre-,
cludc Its consolidation OF absorption by any rival
interest. The voting power on over onc-halt the
stock is to be permanently vested IN q Board or
Trustees, of which majority shall be Sc ected from
among the presidents OF such commercial exchanges
rs are designated. The committees state that
S1O,O0000O will give as perfect % system OF tele-
graphy as that now represented by SS6O0O,OOO:
The details are yet to be arranged, but Is part OF
the plan that percentage of the surplus earnings
shall he divided pro rata among patrons VINO are
Stockholders. Conference committees are asked
from all the exchanges of the country
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TIE NEW.JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

PROBABLE DATE OF FINAL ADJoURNMENr-THE
COLOR QUESTION IN PUBLIC sCHoOLs-MEAsUREs
REQUIRING ATTENTION AND ACTION.
lrRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oF THE TRIBUNEI
TRENTON, n. j., March 3.-The Legislature
has adjourned until Monday evening leaving Trenton
some earlier than usual account OF the nauSura-
tion ceremonies at Washington. The condition OF busl-
nes4 sufficiently advanced 10 warrant the beief That
nnal adjournment VIII take place Oh March Is. though
no luton designating that time has yet been adopted
Tho number OF laws enacted will hardly vary dozen
from the average OF the past three years and Tie out
come OF the session on the whole will b. satisfactory The
largo Republican majority in both houses haS not been
advantageous to the party. s making 1t cumber-
some: but the Democrats will be unable to make any
vial issue sIus, either of omission or commsslon
Of their oppnncnt5.
Tic subjects Uf importance remainng 10 be considered
IA the general Rcd'trcting ana RapPortionmHnt act.
which t fingers in the Senate, the general acts pro-
posed 10y Special Commission, ard the nomln aoEs
week, IN al pr"panllly I"e noN'Luol nag ~ tr,
full present IN the consdrraion OF passed DiS Iory
having reached him Wednesday aud today. 80
Ihr dispute concerning me admission oI col3reu cn
drrn TO the public school AT Far Haven, Monmouth
County has attracted Legislative attention and Is also
uud,r dcfdi0n IN The Office of the 81 tc
dent ~ Public Schools. Republican lneluD'r OF Tue
senate VIII probably introduce a hill next week. ana
srnol bostd or official shall refuse admission to tao
pubnc schools child on account OF color race OF
Nationality. ara poNdllE pehltl's iu ~ We
tur act S. long stale under Democratic RUE
~ VA to 3e snpeGts nd be rcertrd "d The Cyi
R,gnts Dli ignored burwIih Republican Legislature
and improved system Of public instruction. II Is felt
ty tIo leading minis Of the s,ae mat thc Las di'tihc'
ton agiILSi { e cnlOrcd should be- wiped out
fpr'c to C~la!icrdtbh III ia" senate me- pll prNuI cI
the cl"sc ~ thc ruS on election dy "a SUNSET schh Oh
At "'i'k in. b "a. met TIE favor OF Errnnicans
Throughout the StiS but ha- BEEN suffered L. sumb,
~ committee Tor several Ncrk'
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HINTS. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
G. WAsHINGTON-HIs GHOST

n the Edttor Of The Tribune
SIR: A private spiritual seaDce was gwen
NJ the house OF medium in this cy IN commentator
of Washington's Birthday. There were about nteeh
varsous present The company sang My country, us
~ Thee In few inmates TALL majestic figure stepped
opt Of the cabinet which placed against the cioseo
folding doors between the parors with bright hght
aiming through the glass windows He was dressed III
black velvet coat fastened at the waist with large
brilliant buckle and trimmed with broad, rlchooKing
white laee nj the neck and cuffs He wore knee oreeches
and what looked like creamcolored silk stockings ana
low shoes with buckles His hair gray and tied low
down on his neck in cue He bowed in very couruy
manner TO the company and thanked them Tor their re
cept,ou to him. saying he hoped 70 be able 10 return
the compllment when they reached 1.-THE other shore
he came several times and remained IOng enough
at one time for sing verses or Hail 20 uho
and at the Words Let Wsshngtons great name, ne
vavsd his hand above his head in acknow and
appeared step to the time OF the music IL was os
Heayenlnspring sight, and all felt as certain II was
ina sprt of tue immortal Washington as nlu James anu
Peter Mt the Mount Transformation that hey ga"
ME spirits OF Moses and Elias. Nhi"iAS'
Ne,o- York, Feb. 25. 1881
lit must have been inspiring sight-the Rather
,f his Country shaking his heels to HAL Column
bian in back garrett aud extending to every long
haired believer present the Inequalities OF the
other shore" The Identification. however strikes
us "a incomplete. The shade of B. Arnold masauer-
AIDING as patriot might have nodded his head AT
The mention of Washington's great name" as
burlesque bit of skylarking. Why did not our cor
respondent have the good sense to ask the ghost
whether it had ever cut down cherry tree f-Ed.l