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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Sim rriten Sunneritaa i'm glOpember

finbet bic 0eriammIung bes Dubuque
guremburgersg ereines itatt. Der Serein
sablt iebt iiber 100 Mttslieber unb nimmt
itstig gu. Sn bieier geriammIuns wir6
bic Nabl Der beiinitipen geamten iiir's
tOmmenbe Sabr sebuIten. 9lue ~bieienisen,
Die mod i'm &iifitunb NIT ibren gintrittSs
9eIOern limb, weroen sebeten, pieieIben Dem
Setretdr gu iiber9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Spnneritaa etwas mad Mitternadi

Spnneritag etwas mad Mitterna6t
parb Seuer in Sotler's Buggy top factory
al MaiuitruBe, I'M Speiten Stoduert bes
@ebauoes entbedt. Die Seuerpebr eri6ien
aaiO9lei9 auf Dem plute, aber ale ibre
~glnitren9un9en balfen Ni9ts, ba bic Subrit
uO09cpfropft nit b~rennbaren Stoiien mar.
Der 9dulerblOt, in benz Die 6abrit lag,
beituno aus pier b~reilt0fi9en Yaditein9cs
bduben, Die ueri9ieOeneu Gi9entbimern 9es
bOrten. Die brei iii6li6en @ebauoe bats
ten Die @e6riiOer Solder inne, uub @QeS,
mas pon benielben 9eblieben, lit elm Jtuis
nenbaufen. Den n6roli6en 'Sau bate
3b. 6abertp, Der Mai6inenbdnbIer, belett.
9eriel6e erleioet an Mai6inen Der uers
i6iebeniteu Dirt einen YerIuit pon nabe,u
$1,000, lit aber bafitr perii9ert.
Die @ebrioer 6ofler maren eben baran,
lire Subrit na6 Slt Dubuque gu perIe9en
uuS batten bereitS einen Sbeil Der Wiai6is
men iiber BEN 6IuB 9ei9ufft. Sbre Sers
lutte iolen S25, 900 betrogen. Sic linb
fir S42, 900 perii6ert. Der &erlult an
ben @eb6uben iou etpa $40, 600 unb
bis ouf $4,000 pelii9ert fem. Wiam mutbs
mabt ni9t nit llnre9t Sranbfiituns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Scr bieiiae ySnbepenbent" tlust bic

Scr bieiiGe ySnbepenbent" fla9t Die
S6ulbebOrpe cn, baB lie, trObbem fdbisere
uno erfabrene Sebrerinnen %porbanoen, jim.
9ere Samen sn Niiiitentcn Der S6ulpors
iteber ernannt puroen, neil = MIN neil
lie bic S69ter rei9er Gltern
paren. limb ba wunbert ii9 bas Slatt!
0Sir ni6t. gSir wiiien, Dap bas 9anse
OiIentli6e Sdulipitcm MIR su @uniten Der
~g8oblbabenben seiiibrt miro. llnb weI6e
i6mubise @ei6i6ten bat li6 Der Board
of Edjication bel benz Sau pom S6ulbdu>
fern 81 S6uIoen fommen laiien? 9aben
mir bort ni9t Den beltilirten, reinen gtepos
tismus ebeniaus oeieben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
@cicQiarr Nhcnb.

2lm britten NOuember gibt Der Current
burger Gerein in Miiuer'S Saue an Der
gtorbieite BON Chicago einen ieiner seielisen
9lbenbe unO label Oo3u bic 2onbsIeute Don
Nab unb 6ern elm.
Wuiif, @eiun9, Supper II. !. 10. 9er
Grtrag lit fir ben @~uiienfonb bes 9ereinS
beitimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Heuer 4qent.

Serr s.. S3mit bat Die Site sebabt,
bic asentur Der y2urembur9er @aSette" fir
8elwoob, Sutler &c., unO 9uuip Stir,
9teb., gu iibernebmen. Gr lit bober ers
mG3ti9t, @bomenten gu iammeln, @eIber
su collectiren uub baiiir gu quittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Shriitli6 %6ealaubiqt.

Serr Garl Gappelt bat es uns i6riftli6
be9Iaubist, OaB CT in ieiner SamiIie 3 I.
Aug. &6ni9's Sam 8ruits
tbee 9esen 9uiten unO 2unsenentSinbuns
nit beitem GrfOIse 9ebrau9t bat. = Grie,
Qa., .Qeudttburm".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Gbteaao Warftbertht.

Y Sele9rapb.) 80. Oct. 1888
Weisen-9to. 2, S1.004.
So lidtorn-47t @ts.
S~afer-27f Gts.
Sutter-15 bis 81 @ts.
gier-21 bis % Gts.
@bisfp-$1.16 G.
cd e-S4.60 bis $40.
Rinbpieb-$5.90 bis go.
SdweineheiIh -$10.40 bis 1850
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
TrGulein Gath. Sudbols lit uon Gbi

caso suriitssfebrt unb bat cine biibi6e
Nlsmabl pom Siiten, Sdnbern, Slumen,
6ebern II. /. no. n~elleiter Moben mitses
bra6t.
geipnbers bibi6e unb elesante Srauts
bite unb grautfrdnse limb porbanben.
Sin seebrtes Samenpublifum lit 9ebes
ten, ii6 Die guswabl anSuieben unb Die
Nreiie III nntiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
ct. Sputs @arffberid,t.

Rer ~Sele9rapb.) 90. Oct. 1888.
@ eisen-rotber, DO. 3, $1,000
N Ell idforn-444 GtS.
Safer-264 9tS.
@ peineheiih- Sis. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Cur Nptis fir bic Mbpnnentcn Der y6a.
sette" in aurora, Sane Co., 81,
mn ltmQcQenb.

~llniern 9lgenten Serm 6ranf Sun9els
finbet man INNER IN Go. l6 North
Bro a d way BEL 6 brii III in
beien Grocerie, Drygoods, Flour& Feed,
Vine d Liquor Store, no er Glerf lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Nr6itect.

Sreb. l,eer, Nr6itect unb Superintens
bent. S9ulsn unb Sir9en cine Spesialis
TIT. N9tc StraBe, 3w. Soma u. glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Wem=gorf Warftberi6t.

(Yer Sele9rapb.) 80 Oct. 1888,
@eiSen-Milwautee, 9te.2 SLIP.
Safer-2 Gts.
@eli rn-9em. 10. Sc bis 564 @ts.
9 dweinefl Ell 6-$11.37 bis II 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
. @0hentlide 8rie1iife.

Dubuque, ben 80. Set. 1888.
Sn w.Ider uls Srtsi. ~anses,ist iinb, pslbs pom %. Oct.
bis gum %. Oct. in Der bieigen Yoitoihcs aneetomnsn
uub uidt ~abs.bolt poreen limb.
Bud Sobn s StineS Sranf
Sen;el Sobn 2 Strond Senrp 2
iSrep % Wrs S6inoler GSiliam
@piel Sottirieb 2 Sbiu ,Sulia
Seilmann Qnna s. lls Senrp
6empel Seinri6 2 Weruimont Wi6ael 3
VeibiriB Gbriitiau 9Selter %
Riebl 6 3jumanm Samis
ytan usrseie uidt, penn man mud Srieisn aui oisisr 9iits
fra9t, su bemerteu, oaB ne q nseSetst limb, uHb BITE Euul
mer Der Brtsfifte a%nsussben.
George Grams, Toamsihsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Riltu aufee Warftberiht.

0er Sele9rapb.) %. Oct. 1888.
90 ~ei.en-9o. 3, 5 go.
Safer-313 @ts.
@eli6forn-47 Gts.
&~o9gen-53f Gts.
@erite-62t Sts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Gullette fir bic abgebranaten in gettem,
Selaiih.9 llrcmbnra.

9is jett BADEN mir bieien i3pet on
Sanb:
Sifisin bieies glattes. ............. 500
Rep. 9. SO. 6lomman9, CT. Gonatus,
Sodiou Co., Soma. &nbenten an bic
i60ne @onierensitunbe III gettem inter
lieben bel9ii6en Gonirotres i'm Sabre
1878 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Reu. q. Sduma6er, gSateriorb, gSisc... 800
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
$1,000

@tr mO9ten bieieni9en milbtbdtisen @es
Der, Die nod einen 9eitras fir ben guten
3uef gu 9eben wiini3en, eriuden, bies TO-
balb ais mO9li9 81 tbun, bamit bic @eIber
abseiunbt werben %fOnnen, benu uer idneu
9ibt, sibt boppelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Gin @aacnmaher, weIder ielbtitdnbi9

arbeiten fam, finbet bauernbe Sei6aftis
9ung BEL @ebr. grimeper, S6mieoe
(blacksmiths) in Caledonia, Souitpn 60,
Wlinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Waerlct Smtes.

DIR. Martiu 9ntber's GOmiifstatboliid)cr State
dlisnlus. Grold.. 10 ots.
(Sieier 8atebismIS piro in 6urSem mieoer
eintreiien uno weroen oann olle gelteullts
gen oIs9eiibrt.)
Gr;biihOi Seeban's ~. 0blca9o) neuets
8boto9rapbie: cabinet Eornat s 80
Ssmperal $50
Fanel $50
% bel 2S 500
Yiidoi aornm's u. 8rier) Photographic, @abis
net ,Sprrlat. TO StS.
De Ia Fontaine, %2urembur9er Sitteu uno @es
br1ude, brol6. ....... s .45
y%Irembur9er Sa9en uno
ge9enoen, brol6. ................ 1.45
Garland of Festival Songs for Schools Acade-
mics, Summaries, etc. For = and 3 Noeics
with Piano Accompaniment. with English
and German Words ............... 70 Cts.
Gegensburser Marieutaleuoer iiir 1884, per
Stild 20 Gts., per SIs. Sl.5O, per SlB.
p%ortoirci $3.50.
GiuieSlersaaleuScr iiir 1884, per Stiif 90 ats.
per IuB. S1.25, per SIS. p%ortofrei S1.5j.
StraBbaracr binicnScr SOte fiir 1884, per Stit
30 SIS, pr. %. Sl.2O, pr. %. portoir. 81 .35
Seiiiua, Sabre GSorte ODER Sr. 20. 9Itber's Jie=
li9iousz SerGnOerIuS, broi6. $50. % 0ts.
L%acOrdaire's 6un;elportra9e i'll Der Notr,s
Sanlez STRIDE III YariS. 3 30. Geb. S3.45
Guide-Ammaire illustrG du CUR de la shaussure
contenant plus de 80, 600 mons. 1888 1884.
Paris geb. $3.50
Lammel, Requiem and Liberia, Soprano, Alto,
Tenor and Bass, with Organ Accompaai-
ment .'''''.,''''' 20 ots'
Yaruaro, 9eben Der ebrruiiroi9en Sienerln Got
ties Wlitter Wa9oalena Sopbia garat uno
Or%iirbuua Der Geiellldait pe5 b~elliQlten
Sersel5 Selu. Seb. ............ $2.25
Sdepers, 0eben bes bl. @Qions %. pon 9isuori.
@eb. ......... Sl.25
Die Su6banblunS Don Miiblbaner 4 Scbrle,
Al Ga Gale Ctr, Gbica9o, Su., p~erlenoet
poritebenbe artifel irei per goit, 9e9en @inienz
oun9 Der on9egebenen Freile.
8eIosr Senoe man eef. In resiitrirtsn Srieisn,
per Money Order oosr Sanfampeiinne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
3u nerfauien.
Gute 6eleeenBeit fur 4aiBolifen I!

Ger lluterSeidn,te iudt gsiuuobstsbalbu ietn IN
GilbUtsuiue, SlGdbapt 60, sdeqeHss Gtsentbrm IN mttS
pu'auieu; e5 limb biss Z Saupl0ge, oul etntn 3 @sbouee
ittbtu. gu spd b~Cri,lbsu wsretn binbenet ~edaitt, tn
hem ttueu elm SueuWooreus, Stltus uno @r0ctrtt9adalt
In benz ouosrtu @irtbidait uHo apotbete b%eirttbeu. 1as
brittle III elm ieinnRts Imeiiodtges ASobnbaus init 9uiem
0ear uno mic uritssuetm Snnutu. AGss tn suitm
3ultanoe. gisbtaber tenneu nit ben beibsn Stores IA
0auplaet, nit BEN g9obubauS sbtniaas AZ Saupldee tans
len. Ole lbriatn beietn Saupldge obne @sbduoe nno ~
ader gutes sanb itnb ebtuials itil. Damn piro sstribS
Idait une Apotbste ~beionbsrs ietl stboten, stsbbab0 us
iaben Gabtrts bel Ratbias WIuer,
Gilberisptue, Slodbawt 70, Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30

YuBmaderin VI. 9ore;, gde IA unb
GlapitraBe, bat Die n~eueiten Moben pom
Siiten, gonnets, SrautfrdnSen unb Srauts
i6leiern, 10 wie gues 0erartise in bus
Yutma9ersei6dft @ini9Iasenbe an Sanb
llno pertGuft billiqer ais ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Sic Subuaue & Nortbwcitern Giicn=

icnbabn=G pmpagnie bat elm SpaBuosel
Sbompion, S6winbel unb So. s%etauft.
Die Gompasnie ma6t gu gutter 2ett nod
iiberneni6li6e 9lnitrensunsen, nm Die mo-
tbiqen llnterl6riften su lammeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Dubuque 8boleiale Warftberidt.

DUBUQUE, ben 80. Oct. 1888.
81 teriu.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21
DISADVANTAGES OF A LARGE
FAMILY.

How many children have you Ike /?
asked Hall county gentleman of 4
negro acquaintance.
Boss, declar' doan' know.
How long have YOU been married?
DE almanac saws twenty year, but
dinged CT il doan' seem like hundred
to me.
And you don't know how many
children you have?
No, sar', ease ncbcr was much on
geography. But to gin her an idee oh lie
number, I'll tell yer what's iack.-
Two lost chillun come TO my house
some time ago, and dinged il da want
dar six weeks fore diskivcrcd dat dar
was any s,rays in dc house. wouldn't
hab found il out den but for dc sharp
ness of my wife. She was talkin' ter
der chillun one day, when suddenly
lookin' ut 4 boy, about lie oncrest
lookin' chile | cher seed, she said, Dan,
does yer want ter go terhcben when yer
dies? Ny name amt Dan said de chile.
Whut is yer name, son? axed my wife,
jason, replied de boy. Den my wife
axed me il we cher named a boy Jasen.
Dinged ell knows, says |. Yerself keeps
der books oh dis establishment. Wall,
sar, dc circumstance aroused suspicion
ment an we begun ter search around
finally findin' dat two oh dc chillun
bcrlonged ter a neighbor. My wife
declares she doan' know when da jump.
cd obcr de fence an blamed ef does.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21
A DINNER-Por JOKE.

\ commercial tourist kindly con-
tributes bit for the columns Of the
R6mbhy:
sin 4 certain village down in Charles
county a small boy kicked up breeze
in the parish church last Sunday. II
seems that certain good woman bought
4 calls head and put it on to boil, leav.
ing her little boy to mind il while she
went TO the church close by"
"rhc minister had reached his filthy,
my BRETHREN" when small boy stuck
his head in the door and whispered:
"Mama -
"rhc good woman recognized her
son instantly and began to make signs
for him to leave the door,"
"Mama % again came the whisper -
this time little louder than before.
The mother shook her finger at the
boy warningly and INDUCED in other
familiar pantomime with which she was
accustomed to awe her son. But it
didn't work worth a cent. The boy
was excited and in dead earnest, as the
dcnouement will show. Raising his
voice he shouted:
"Mama, you needn't wink and blink
at me, but had better come home right
away, for the calls head is buttin' all
the dumplins ou; Of the pot"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21
A HIGHLY-uoLoRED IDEA OF
HEAVEN.

BIeiren. in my diseo'sc to day lee not gwine to
tell
Bout de torrncn,s an de burnin' Grrs. an gawpin
jaws ob Hell,
Use gwine to make my sermon short. jes only to
dispan'
A little on de pleasures oh lie glorus Promuss
Ian.
wsse gwine to hab daisy time upon da, golden
sho;
No runnin' Arnds. no buiidin' 6rcs, no blaekin'
boots no mo.
No holm corn. no dribin mules no tOtin bricks
and mortar.
No es,in' muffin tall but bread. an drinkin'
only water.
No IOaan roun all night till de full moan hab
done fall.
Kase chickens can't be trusted when derc's any
light at alt.
No Gndin' dat spring chickens is only las years
hens.
No ,ryin. to make ;ren,' ~id dogs dat nebber had
no frens'
But we'se gwine to hab IL easy when We Cite TO
kingdom come.
we'se only 60, to eat an make surselse. at
home;
An stretch our leg. along lie banks. m watch de
shinin' riber,
An nsbbsr do no work no mo foreber an foreber
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21

s. PARKER BosLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
cHANcERY,
ROOMS Nos. 6 AND MASONIC HALL,
T0ws0HTowS, Nd,
Except Friday and Saturday Of each week CO
which days Office at
IS SARATOGA STREET, BALTIMORE.
- MONEY LOANED.-Ha
Claims prosecuted In any Of the Departments In
Washington.
PENSIONS AND INCREASE OF PENSIONS
OBTAINED.
Jaa.ie, soft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21
"IT IS WELL WE CANNOT SEE WHAT
THE END SHALL BE-"

when another life Is added
To the hcaving, turbid mass;
When another breath Of being
Stains creations tarnished glass:
When the FIRST cry, weak and piteous,
Ieralds long enduring pain,
And q soul from nOn-existenee
Springs-that ne'er shall sleep again;
When the mothers passionate welcome,
Sorrow.likc, bursts forth in tears,
Aud the siro's Eclf.gratulation
prophesies Of future years:
II Il well We cannot see
Wha, the end shall be.
When across the infant features,
TTemb.es the iirst dawn Of mind:
And the soul looks from the windows
OF the eyes that were 20 blind;
When the incohcrent murmuTs,
Syllable each swadJleI thought
To the fond ear of affection.
With boundlcss promise fraught.
kindling great hopes of the morrow.
From that dell uncertain ray;
As by glimmering of the twilight
Il foreshown the perfect day
II is we'll We cannot see
What the end shall be.
Mhas shs boy apoa sh~ shssst.ia
= Ofhis al comprising home;
Puts aside the arms maternal.
That enlock him ere he roam
When the canvas of his vessel.
fluiters in the favoring gale:
Years Of solitary exile
lliI behind it, sunny sail !
When his pulses beat with ar'ior.
And his sincws stretch for toll
And the thousand bold cmprises.
Lur him 20 that golden soil
Il Is well We cannot see
What the end shall be.
When the youth beside the maiden.
Looks into her crcdulous eyes;
And the heart upon the surface.
Shines too happy 10 be wise--
lie by speeches. less than gestures.
llinie;h what her hopes exp"und,
Laying on; the waste hereafter
Like enchanted garden ground;
He may pal,er--so ID many
She may suffer must all
Both may yet. world disenchantei.
That lost hour nf love recall.
u Is well We cannot see
What the end shall bee.
When the altar Of religion
dreeis the cxpeciant bridal pair:
And the vow that lasts till dy ing.
vibratcs on the sacred air
When mans lavish pro;es;ations.
Doubts Of after. change defy
Comforting the Trailer spin.
Bound his scrvitor for aye
When beneath loves silver moonbeams
Many rocks in shadow sleep.
Undiscovered till possession
Shows the dangers of the deep:
II is well We cannot see
What the end shall be.
Whatsoever Is beginning.
That is wrought by human ski!l:
Every daring emanation
OF the minds ambitious will
Every first impulse Of passion,
Gush Of love or iwingc Of hate
Every launch upon ,he waters
Wide horizoned by our fate
Every venture in the chances
OF lifs's sad. OF desperate game;
wha,soever be our object,
Whatsoever be our aim.
IL Is well We cannot see
What the end shalt be.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21
FoR "TnE USIoS."
MAIDEN ROCK: AN INDIAN STORY.

TraA'iasa iron ne "Boi'i@ors H'.eker" D.,
=. ~. H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21
sy-The key to this poem is found
by reading the lines alternately:

Happy he must pass his life
Who's free from matrimonial chains
Who IL directed by wife
Il sure TO suffer for his pains.
Adam could End no solid peace
When Eve was given for a mate;
Until he saw q woman's face.
Adam was In n happy state.
In the female race appear
llypoerisy, deceit, aud pride;
Truth, darling Of n heart sincere,
In woman never did reside.
What tongue Is able 10 unfold
The failings that In women dwell;
The worth In woman we behold
IL almost impsrceptible.
Confusion take the man, say.
Who makes . woman his delight;
Who no regard 20 women pay,
Has reason always In his right.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21

sV-we had a peddler at the Office on
Monday. He visited the composing.
room with stock Of sleeve buttons.-
Taking a position in the middle OF the
room he unfolded his stock and his
arguments. The farther he advanced in
the subject the more interest he appeared
to take in it. No one answered, no
one ventured a suggestion, no one even
looked at him. After fifteen minutes
he began to falter, and at the end Of
twenty-five minutes his voice had sunk
to whisper, and he was cropping his
way out OF doors.-DaRbKyT NeSos.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-21

16- Charming frankncSs: "Non have
lovely teeth, Ethel" ''Yes, George"
she fondly lisped: "they were Christ
mas present from Aunt Grace "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
NO CHlNCE FOR HARMONY.

The Irving Hall subcommittee of seven,
Peter Bowe chairman met yesterday and drafted n
reply 10 the Tammany subcommittee, which has been
negotiating for a union Of the Democratic Iacuons III
the sending Of delegates the state Convention 1t sets
firth that "A communication seat To the County De-
mocracy asking that organization to appoint similar
committee and strenuousy urging the Importance of
united action In this city In view OF the coming fresi'
dental election. To this commune ton reply was re-
ceiyed identical with that sent TO the Tammany SUD
committee The refusal OF tho County Democracy even
10 discuss any basis of union, ID held must necessarily
interrupt any of party paclcation In this
city, and Irving Hall Is therefore, compelled 10 hoid tS
own urinary elections aud submit the entire conr0
yersy 10 the wisdom Of the State Convention Ihe com
nittee depores the existence OF any factOna sfle at
the threshold OF the and regrets taat amy BODY
OF Democrats should display disposition 10 dnhc
the interests the party at large To tue local prospects
OF "A facliOn. IL has confidence IN the WISDOM ahu
moderation OF the State Convention TO JUSTIFY IL ln en-
erainlnR the hope tnat however divided th party may
90 to buffalo, clearly expressed seuse Oh tne Pai
will cause t 70 the city united III support Oh
the Democratic nominee.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

EAsToN, Penn, Sept. 15.-A corps of en-
gaeers In charge of Chief Engineer Wood. of the New
York, susquchauna and Western Railroad Company, is
surveying q line for the extension OF that road
from Delaware Water Gap to Port Jervis, dsta nee
OF between forty and fortyshve miles
BOSTON, Sept 15-rhe Canadian Pacific Company has
paid the claim of the Wason Manufacturing Company
against the Southeastern road, and for the satisfaction
OF which writ Of repevin a large number of cars
was issued to United States Marshal Henry. Papers
Southeastern also issued yesterday by creditors In
Yccnont, but this claim has been settled by the Cana
dla,' Pacific. The claims OF the Canadian Pacific and
J gsImpsic, and Boston, Concord and Montreal rail-
lads against the southeastern Road now amount 10
~ 100000. and this financial mold the road con-
with the fact that the persons In tue interests or
tlese roads constitute liOrty OF the actiye drec-
the make 1t almost certain that the
will be owned by the largest creditors or Brad
ley Barlow.
CHICAGO Sept 15.-The Pan Handle Railroad began
this morning rate of So to Louisville, the regular
rate being So This at met by the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago road
ST. ALBAss. VT, Sept 15.-Judge Wheeler, Of the
United States Court has rendered decision In the case
OF Roland G. Hazard against the American Loan and
Trust Company, application for an injunction re-
straining the latter issuing bonds of the Conso-
dated Railroad Company OF Vermont In exchange Tor
stock OF tue Vermont and Canada Company. Judge
Wheeler denies tue motion for injunction
CONCORD, n. H., Sept l5.-The Legislature havlng
finally adjourned without the approval or veto by the
Governor Of the bill Incorporating the Southern Pacific
Company that measure has consequently failed to be-
come law under the provisions Of the State Con-
stitutiOn