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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

Solsenbe 0epei9e in Iateher
Spra6e warb an ben 3. 8ater ababt
unb pernrbnet, baB wiebsr cine Spenbn
5000 aIs Ssterspfennis abseianbt men
ipute. 8ir seben bier Die Oepeiin
beutider Spra6s wisbsr.
Ole Oslssaten Der tatboliiden llntis.
jlin9spereine beuti6er Sun9e, mel6e 80, OOif=
9lieber SGblen, uno nun ibre a6tlnb,maIte
Sabresperlammlun9 su @panspile in be6=
ceie Sincennes in anneienbeit bes Oi0ceI6is
i6ofeS balten, perii6ern ben bl. 8ater Qeo.II.
ebrerbieti9it ibrer 0iebe unb ibres finbli6ejes
boriams unb erflebeu ii6, ibren Samilienb
arbeitern ben apoitolii6m Se9en.
q. s. Spaunborit, 9rGiio
Run sinsen bic 9eri9te elm unb men
an bic per i9iebenen Gomites our @ts
a9tuns iiberpieien. Ser widtiaiters
ielben mar berienise bes 9elesaten trs
net BON Dubuque. @emGB Iufforbae
Der l~ettidbrisen General Seriammluiin
Milpautee bate Serr @onner BEN IN
elmer aasemeinen &rantentafie ausseGiz
tet, leste benielben i9riftli9 Dor nntes
sriinbete i'm miinbIi6. @emGB oemien
iolen bic einselnen Sereine bes Genls
Sereins unter ii6 bieielbe Steuunas.
Siisli6 Der Sranfentafien einnebn
welde bic einselne MitsIieber I'm
Sereine ~seseniiber innebaben. Gs fen
aue Sereine, welde bieier ausemer
Sranfenfahe, bic MIR fir iol6e &rft
se9riioet weroen iol, wel9e elm ober melr,
Sabre lang franf iinb, beitreten, fir ies
ibrer Wtit9lieber 5 Cts. ober 10. Gintrs:
~sebiibren unb quartaliter Die n0tbieen n;
Ia9en beSablen. Son ben gereinen IN
nlr fir iol6e Mtit9lieber lln~teritiieunal!
Der &afie beanipru9t wer6en, weldeir
ooer mebrere Sabre franf iinb unb loGn
eriten Sabre 50 = i'm smeiten sSabree
Sranbeit So = int britten Sabre 81 RI
Wfann unb pro @o6e oil ben 8ereime
5ablt werben. Sober 9erein fol- ii6 bJe
gen perpfli9ten, &ranten fir minoeite,
auf chamber folsenbe Sabre menisitens.
pro Wo6e 81 sablen.
Gin BON einem Oelesaten seitelter@nto
oabin lauteno, Die Veriammluns ioue {
81. 8ater bitten, oaB er msbr beuti9e3i
i6Ofe fir Imerifa ernennen m0se, wrt
ielbitueritdnoli9 auBer Orbnuns erflci
Die Na9mittassiituns mar turs u
Gomites traten gu ben S~eratbunsen quiz
men.
Im Ibeno fanb cine Sootfabrt auf s,
Ohio ftatt.
(S6lub fol9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Sir&fi&e 2%leuisReiter.
QuSIau0.

Su GpblenS taste @nos @usuit, unter
entipredenoem Slasseni9muf, bic @enes
r~alpsriammluns Der @6rresseieui6aft, an
Der ii9 auBer ben 9ii60fen Sorum unb
8aubri unter Dem 9oriib bes &ei6staass
~mitgliebeS Srbrn. p. Ssrtlins cine aroBe
@nSabl Yrieiter unb 2aien betbeiliaten.
glm 9esriiBunssabenbe ipraden Der 0ers
treter bes 2ocalcomite's unb Sii6of Ros
rum ; nod bisiem fmeierte Oberbiiraermeiter
a. .. &aufmann aus Bonn ben IN Goblens
wobnsnben 8iidof pon grmeIanb, 6res
nlens, yauf ben fi9 Suerit Der ansriii ses
ri6tet bat, benz bieisr nit benz rubiaeu
8lide relisiOier ueber3eusuns ensrsii5 Be-
sesnete."
Sm &loiter GiuiieSeln purbs tirsli9
oas Sabrssfsit bes S6weiser Yiusuereins
sebaIten. SIS warsn 5000 @aite eri6ies
men, barunter $50 @eitIids NIT mebreren
Bii90fen. Su Der Sauptfsitrebe murbe
ais GROCER Sies Der sutsn Sa9s bic abs
itimmuns pom 26. Nopember be,eidnet,
weI9e burd @bIebnuns bes 8un6ssiduls
inspectors bic 8oltsi9ule Dor gntdrijtlis
dung bsbitet babe. 9lu9 M~ermiQob's
8iidtebr wurbe nit ireubiser @enustbuuna
erpdbnt.
81 9uowigsbafeu bdnste ii9 am %.
ausuit beim 6riibldutsn IN Der bortiaen
fatbolii4en &ir6e bic @lode aus, burds
i3lus aues unter ibr befinolide @ebalt
uno tOOtete cine Perion, cine jweite Ser.
ion warbe i6per usrlsbt.
l1eber Oitertappelu, in weI9er @ss
meinbe Der psrbisnte Gentrumsfabrsr
Btnbtborf am II. Sanuar 1912 seborem
par6e, u neuli4 Elm Bud sridienen, In
wel4em aasfibrIi9 erSabIt wir6, mas IN
Oltereappslu anS u~msssenb f@ Hemsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

iouten bic Sremben aus benz Staate setrie>
ben werben. Die Yrebiser wurben in Der
bentwiirbisen Gampasne, bic lestes Sabr
am 81. Slni nit einem Sies bes Metbos
bismus enbists, gu StampreOnern unb ers
ainsen fi1 in ben maBloieiten Iusbriiden
9esen bic Srenoen, aber ~beionbers se9en
Bic &atbolifen. Oo6 bic Sanatifer batten
su friib seiubslt; bas Sberseri9t bes
Staates ma9ts einen bidsn Stri6 bur4
bic &s6nuns. Sett, baB Der erite Ebeil
bes 8lanes p~ereitelt mar, 9in9 bas 9ebeul
erft re6t los.
gs fam bic repubIitanilde Staatscons
pention in Oes Moines. Der Borbans
feel. Sn ibrer Wutb persaben bic Serren
ale SIusbeit. Sic iOentificirten fid berart
nit ben &epubIifanern, baB in Oes Wtoines
ni9t wsniser ais IS Breoiser, q # aa s.
1IieBIi9 M etb 90 ten, als Dele
saten in &eib' unb @lieb iaBen, unb Der
vMetbobiiten : Sii6of" Surit, UNI fi6
blitenb, ftoIs ausrief: "Does not that
look like a Methodist Conference. Sbers
ridter Oap's tSaupt ,parb als Spfer BON
Der Gonferens uerlanst, unb bic &epublis
faner p~rdientirten es auf Der S6I11el.
llnterbelien mar i'm Solfe unieres Staates
cine md6tise @anbIuns uorse9ansen. Wun
bate na6 Der Sanb eingeieben, baB Bros
bibition unmOsli6, Der innise Sunb Swis
i6en Gepublitanismus unb MetbobiSmls
elm b66it sefdbrli6er, unb Die gntbaups
tung bes Oberri6ters Dan elm S6ldg ms
@eIi6t Der @Dttin Der @ere6tisfeit fei.
Die &epublifaner begannen belor9t su pers
ben nm Die Sberberri9aft i'm Staate unb
ie wanoten ii6 auf's Neue IN ben 3wil:
linssbruber. Sreili9 auf einem llmpese,
bur6 bic Iowa State Temperance Alliance
Die Iuians 1T nur elm anberer Name fiji,
bieielbe Sa9e. Der 3piain9sbruoer, er:
i9redt, besrifi Die @eiabr unb er iprane
bel. 9ie a0iuna erIieB Elm Circular or
ale protefantiiden Yreoiser, ie eri udenb.
bur9 ibre @emeinbe wenisftens $40 gun
Gampasnefonb betsufeuern. l1no II
iteuerten BEL mte bic Sienen, natiirli6 wie
Der Die Metbobiiten am emiisiten, boffel
ie bod aud buuptiddli9 Die Sriidte 81
2 erntsn. DAP bic @nitrensunsen Der Uses
lepaner nidt umionit sstban wsrben, per
E itsbt ii6 wobl uon ielbf. v9ii9oi" Suri
bat ben &epubIitanern beutli6 81 peritebet
9eseben, bab feline @laubens9enoiIen bi
Sorberuns iteuen, baB elmer Der Sbren /
ben Sunbesienat seianbt merbe.
Gum S6luB miiien mir nod barun er
%innern, baB aud Die smeite WafIe bes Wte
: tbobismus, bas @eiberi # / m r. d
in Der Giie liest, ba es bieien 6erbit 81
sweiten abftimmuns por Die @eietgebun
fommt. 9ieie 8afie lit nod 9efabrIi6t
: aIs Yrobibition, benn nit ibr lieBe ii6 mid
a1ein bic complete BrobibitiOn in ou
:. @eietbu6 brinsen, ioxbern aud Der rel
n siOien Sreibeit i6were S6ldse uerieten.
SIT Die republitunii6e 8artei bel be
u Serbitpublen iiesrei6. werOen mir balo ne
" tere S6ritte ieben, Die auf Die metbooiftiid
III Staatstir9e binSieIen. Man iu9e uns mid
:. Die Yunbess Contribution perbiete iol6e Se
9t quifuns! S9iet bieie Contribution mic
ne audi uniere periDnli6e Sreibeit? limb DO
III tann iie uns nidt por 8rpbibition bema
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

@ir t6unen eu9 In benz 8oriats, Elm
tatbol. 8tatt gu 8riaoen, nut ermutbisen.
Ntr bpfen, baB oae suten &atboliten, Die
f9 INN bic &elision unb bas 8aterlanb
perbieut MAIDEN wouen, in Dem gifer unb
BET SbdtiSteit fur bieies Bert, Oas tn uns
fem &usen BON Der ; fen 8ebeus
~ 9 Ut, wetteifern perben.
Geo XIII. iu 1852 an ben 8ii6of bon aacona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Sie Stininle Qeo'8 XIII.

aaFet eier Qt9t leu9ten uor ben Mens
f9en, bumtt ie elere 9uten 8erfe ieben.
ttnS Der Serr gebe eu9 oa5u Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. on bas In Yarma sri9einenbe Ylatt
Luce 0eu9te), anfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
3mm proseKe bon 9issas Gsslar.

@eseniiber ben 0arftelunsen Der msis
fen 8ldtter lit baran gu erinnern, baB nit
benz urtbeiIsiprude bon Npirespba5a bic
Sa4e ielber nod LANCE nidt absetban 1T.
Na4 Der unsarii9en proasBorbmuns muB
Der prOjeb CUR @euifiOn an bic xtOnisli9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
A@tune ttr &atboItfen!
Sie Sttmnie ses BERT. Bins TX.

Bir eriu4en Gle tnitdnbisit, allen benen
INIT euren 9uten @iuen unb eursr @unit
beSuiteben, Die, init @siit bssabt unO nit
~setiisenber 6enntniB ~ausgeriiitet, ii6 IN
bte Grbeit MAIDEN unS Bidder unb 3eituns
gen our 8ertbeiSisuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatboltl9en 9ebre uerOfientli6en.
gncpclica giis TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
R1e @ asette,
9ienitaa ben Is. Septembtr 1883.
RatppIts6er &trdben : RaIenSer.

8om bO6Settli6en &leioe. -Nattb 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
2tterariS6eS.
&leine gaterlGnbii6e 6eididte.

Sin 0eitfaben fir Bic luremburser Bolts
i9ulen NIT elmer sei6i9tliden Sarte bes
9uremburger 9anbeS. @enebmi9t BON
Der Wni9li9 @roBberSo9li6sn S9ul>
Gommiifion. 9urembur9. gerIag pon
g. Sreisborff. 1883.
SieIes neue S9ulbi6lein baben mir
nit pielem Snterefe Seleien. @s mirb iein
Gntiteben ipobl benz neien S9ulselese
perbanfen, bas bic National9ei6i6te nit
&e6t unter Die perbinbli9en 2ebrsesens
itGnbe in ben Granddaughter aufsenommen
bat. Gs 1T in Solse Der perpidelten pos
litii6sn gerbdltniie unierss 9anbes in
friberen 3eiten iebr i6wer, einen suten
9eitfaben fir Primdri6ulen gu i6reiben,
bod 1T es benz u%nsenannten Gutor Siemli9
s%elunsen. Sci elmer neuen aufase Mir
ben mir cine tur;e S6ilberuns bes Culture
snitanbss Der 9epolteruns in ben ueri6ies
benen Yerioben empfeblen. Sol9e S9ils
berunsen iino lebrrei9er, ais bic trodenen
Saten Der pOIitii9sn greisniHe. Sine
3eittafel unb sei9i6tlide Sarten i6lieBen
bas @ert. Iiel beutli6er wdre es genes
len, bic peri6iebeneu G;rSBen bes Qanbes
aui elmer ~einsigen &arte, aber nit ueri9ies
benen Sarben barSuitelen. M6se bas
feline gii6el6en baSu bienen, beim Currents
burger Die 9iebe gum i60nen Saterlanbe
unO isiner sreisnibuolen @ei3i6te neu gu
beleben.
Babre @orte iiber DR.. W. 2utber's &es
ligions SerGnSeruna. Gin Si4lein
bes 6riebens fir ale 9iebbaber Ser @abrs
belt, worin Der i6la9enoe Semeis emit
balten lit, baB 9utber in Ntitte ieiner
Reuerungen benno6 bispeilen ben alien,
allein wabreu rOmii9 tatbolii3en Gjlaus
ben bis gum @nbe. Ieinss 2ebens selebrt
unb pertiinoet bat etc., BON .Splepb
Seiiiua. Gum Observation-Disclosures @es
6enttaSe Ser @eburt 9utber's. 1888.
Columbus, Ohio. @ebru t II Der 81;
flee Ses vSbto @aiienfreunb". Breis
25 Gents.
0ieies seitsemdBe @ert serfaQt in brei
Sbeile. Der erite Sbeil entbdlt bic gors
reoe, bann Martiu gutber's @sburt, lein
Gbaratter, iein glnsriii auf bic fir9lide
9ebre, feline Siriteni6mei6elei, feline
S6riften, feline gsrbeiratbuns, fem i3peis
fel an Der eigenen 9ebre, feline @swileus
loiisteit unb feline MiBbanblung Der 3.
S3rift. Den 3peitsn Gbeil biloeu Inter
~reSungen, 3wieseiprd6e, in benen nit
9utber's eisenen @orten bas llnbaltbars
i%eiaer 9ebre Guf's Slarite barsetban pirS.
Den letten GbeiI bilben Notiien iiber Gu
tier, feline 3eitseuoieu unS bersn 9srbdlt,
niB SI chamber. Sn elmer Na9re6e pers
ben bic RennSei9en Der pabren Stride be-
bunOelt. Sin Bib, SolSi8nitt, DIR. so.
9utber, 6rau &dtb unb Die Iisbe Susenb,
iomie Elm Saciimile beS Gitelblattes Der erlten
lutberii6en Sibel iinb i36ne i3usubsn gu
benz 9iu6lein, bas mir in Sdn6en ni9t
ALIEN Der &otbolifen, iOnbern iebes ebrs
li9en Broteftanten wiini6en mo9ten. Der
Yreis lit ipottbiQi9, 25 @ents. Bapier
unb Druid iine gut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
enough to have the goods delivered in Jersey City
or else to cash his fraudulent checks"
d POLICEMANS ESCAPADE.

Albert Beal is a good-looking young policeman
who was detailed some time ago from patrol duty
to do special work about the Central Office in
Muberry-st On last Wednesday he handed
in his resignation to the Commissioners. Inquiry
into the Of this action developed some singu-
lar facts that created much comment among the
inspectors and other officials about headquarters,
where the news of his conduct was received last
night Beal is married man and lived with his
wife at No. 1S5 Bowery The couple had had
three children. all of whom died In infancy
About six months ago Beal transferred his af-
fections from his wife to Mrs. Katrina Schivcr.
pretty widow, who kept boarding house at No
322 Bowery Much OF Beal's time after that was
spent with the widow. When he resigned from the
force he went to his home and told his wife that she
must get ready and go to Phlladeiphia
to leave the city for some time Mrs. Beal
did not ask any questions, but uncomplainIDgly
packed up her things and on Friday went to Phila-
delphia
Mrs. Schiyer heard few weeks ago that she had
fallen heiress TO a considerable amount of money IN
claim her windfa H She formerly kept music
store in the Bowery, and being of thrifty dIsposl-
ton she had $1,000 in the he BOweGy S~l aGS
also disposed of her personal effects She Is thought
to have about So. 900 in cash with her. Last Satnr-
day morning she got in o carriage in tropt OF her
house and bidding her friends gOod-by drove 10 the
steamer Neckar. In the carriage with her was vas
Beal. He said that he was only going to see the
widow to the steamer, ben he would return But
night came and Beal did not come back. HIS
mother and sister made inquiries and learned tnat
he had TAX passage on the same steamer with the
widow. Then a letter from Beal to his wife came
TO BeaPs mother. In it the policeman urged ms
wife not to fret, as he was going TO Europe 10 get
rcyenged on Mrs. Schiver. He did not state Tor
what he wanted to be revenged
Beal's family and friends think that he has gone
10 Europe with the idea of getting possession oil
Mrs. Schlyer's money and then leaving her. lhey
fancy this will be difficult thing to do, as the
widow has had two husbands and is supposed to
know "A thing or two herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
IRVlNG HALL ORGANIZING.

The Irving Hall General Committee met
last evening to organize. Sheriff Alexander V. David
son was chosen chairman; JOIN Callahan, l. J. Camp
bell, Charles W. Brooke, Alfred Wagstah,
Ira ID. Warren and Patrick NJ. Mallon were
made vice-caairmen and W. T. A. McGrath aud
Joseph p McDonough secretaries. Charles G. Cornell
elected treasurer. Mr. Davidson was escorted TO
the chair and thanked the committee for the honor con-
ferred upon him. On the motion Of ex-sherf Bowe IL
was resolved that there should DO an executive commit
tee of three members IRON each Assembly district to
be chosen by tho delegates from the respective
districts W. Burke Cochran presented resolutions,
which were adopted unanimously They declared
that Irving Ha united the Democracy 81 the last elee-
tOn Democracy ought to act that the people
would conhde In 1t, That the party should secure
to every clifton his personal liberty on every day In the
week by altering existing codes, that tho present
liquor laws arc discredita0e to the State that laws
should be passed regulating the liquor traffic and pro
tecting those engaged la It, and that tde people OF New
York Cty the same right TO choose their
officers the people in other parts OF the state
hag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
Perils Of the Hills.
CROSSING THE NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS IN
wINTER-AFTER THAT MONEY

"you may say what you Ike about the Alps and the
s,aras bnt the tourist not delighted with the noun
lannon's regions Of North Carolina must be utterly Ose OIL
lack imagination" -,
Nobody venturing question this statement the speaker
Mr. I y HELEN U. D. Internal Revenue coiiectof' Oh
Ivuresboro NJ G. went on 90 say But mountains are SO
,s thing, TO medde often resent Intrusion OUT
n, business hours They gave taste oil their hAohoe
once which am not likely TO forget Twas just recovering
80 a. hanp.ned from attack OF penrisv when had
ason 10 cross mountains from Henry Station to Ashe
yne in February the exposure brought on relapse
which resulted In violent attack OF pneumonia for samo
aoubed whether should live to see the glory OF summer
crown those nIs again my physician DE- j. f. English
Winston n c. leading feature OF his treatment OF
nv case made free application of BESsoNs CAcNL POROUS
pr rgKs and 1. is his opinion and my that this mag
innocent remedy saved my life. The Paln aud inflammation
abated almost as soOn the pasters were applied
No doubt Of it, People don't always die when they expect
70 and often shuttle mortal coil when their strength
ia great and ther prospects bright But whether among tho
hills OF in the valleys there Is always Use for medeino
adapted alike To emergencies and life's common ms
Benson's Plasters the standard eA'erns Ie"'y
prompt powerful medicinal clean. pleasant Ihey hs'o mo
,.yaIs price 20 cents sEABURY q JoHNsoS' Chemis's
Nraxx Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 26.-A. n. Towne,
general manager OF the Central and Southern Pacific
Railroad in an yesterday stated that thu ough
transto New Orleans from San Francisco will start on
January 49, and the first train from New Orleans 20 San
Francisco on January 80 after which time regular trains
will be run.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-rhe gross earnings OF tine
Northern Central Railway Company for December were
S49oOO3 81. The operating expenses were S345O32 Oh
and the extraordinary expenses $l16.2SS 05, leaving
net earnings for the month S2S659 81, decrease OF
$l26,30l 20 as compared with me corresponding montn
OF ast year The net earnings foe the 1882 were
81 1852 98 being an increase OF $3Olo95 81 as co-
pared with the previous year ,
Connecticut Railroad Company has reelected 10 bOard
OF Directors with two exceptions klcIard van HycK
has been ected In place OF Judge j. N Whiting and 3.
j. Wright to Mi a vacancy. General joan . scnuI was
reelected president and W. A Wells &c cretaiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
INCIDEh rs IN SOCIETY.

The managers of the Cotillon gave tea yes
terday afternoon Deinoncos
Mrs s.outenburg dancing party last evening at
the Kensington
Mr.. Mrs Edward Cooper, Mrs. John C. Westervelt,
Mrs A. b. Graves, Mrs. b. &. Raynor Mrs g. c. Harriot
and MIS- Dorshemer were ut home " 20 callers yes
terday.
Mrs. John Sherwood gave the second OF her Friday
afternoon receptions. Many guests called, among
being Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton. Mrs. George Baldwin,
Mrs H. G. Potter Mrs Robert Potter Mrs. Ogden Goeiet
Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Constant Andrews, Mrs. william
Astor Mrs. Cushman Mrs W. r. Wheeler, Mrs q. Gray,
Mrs Eemsen, Miss Gibbes. Mrs. G. g. Perkins, Mrs.
BecKwth Mrs. j. A Stevens, Mrs. G. Parker, Mrs. j. j.
Pos, Mrs ]. II. Pos, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Baldwin
Mrs r. Achelis, OF PerrepOntst Brooklyn, gave q
small dancing parry.
Mrs Thomas Nagus, Of sussexst, Jersey City, gave
german. - =, ,,....,, -, ~ oo, o,..
dancang party last evening AT which largo company
WI prcseut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
MASSACHUSETTS, CENTRAL PLANS,

BosToY, Jan. 26.-The directors of the
MASSACHUSETTS, Central Railroad, which has labored
under financial difficulties for months, have issued
circular recommending The conversion OF the existing
bonds into the form Of security TO rank second to the
new bonds be issued TO pay Indebtedness finish the
road eto large number Of the heaviest bondholders
are ready TO cooperate In the movement and there
Ii feeling OF confidence that the plan proposed will
place the road on sound basis. IL Is estimated that
about 81 600 will be required TO complete and equip
the railroad TO discharge the hOang Indebtedness.
n the intention of The directors every eBdeayOr
TO complete original line OF the Massachusetts Cen
trail during the coming summer, and before undertaking
the construction OF any extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
RECEPTION TO NINDAR4ANN And EOR0S

On the gun deck of the st. Mary's school
ship which lying at The foot OF East Twenty fret
ST. W. f. c. Nindermann aud Louis NOros. survivors OF
tue Jeannette Expedition. asst night given recep-
ton by the pupils Of the New-York Nautical School.
Francis K Cooney, graduate Of the school, presided.
Addresses made by Chi"fJustice Charles r. DAILY;
President Walker william Wood aud David Wetmore. OF
the Board OF Education; Engineer Melville and Frederick
r. Coudert Secretary Grant, for Mayor Edison, pre-.
scented sailors with copies OF the testimonials
gwen 10 Mrs DE Long. Letters read from ADran
g. Hewitt Perry Belmont, william r. Dodge. y. 8. Cox
aud Mrs. DE Long Among the guests we're President
JODn Reilly OF the Board OF Aldermen ex-Alderman
McClaye President q. W. Lane ana Thomas =. Ball, OF
the Chamber OF Commerce; George Lnquist, OF the
Poiais Expedition, snd j. A. and Alfred WOttoD, broth
ersinlaw OF Com nandcr dc Long Dancing and refresh
Ipents followed tie speaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
FREIGHT AGENTS TROUBLE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-At a meeting of the
Board Of Directors OF Board of Trade this afternoon
a formal notice was received from the Eastern trunk
lines that their freight representatives would be with
drawn from the floor OF the Exchange because the
Board had suspended the representative of the Pennsyl
yania Company on account OF dispute claim between
that company and a member OF the Board. The matter
was referred the Executive Committee. The roads
further tbeaten 10 withhold further information as TO
the daily shpments eastward when viii make IL very
dicult estimate the stocks of grain and provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
srATEY ISLAND rs IN Il RAGE.

"Well if this isn't pretty kettle of fish"
said red whlskered man. he snOok the door of the
Staten Island Ferry House late last night ana found II
locked big policeman who stood In front OF the gate
informed him that no would leave the wharf
that night account OF the ioe
"Ice indeed" said the man. kicking his toes against the
curbng way, colored could take that boat to
staten Island and back with her eyes SMUT suppose
I've got 10 gO hotel pay 50 for nights logging
lust on account OF tns eonOuuded company" ana ne
started uptown In great rage Nodces nad been posted
IN the Penthouse during tho DAY ANNOUNCING that no
boats would after O'Clock account OF the Ice.
MANY forgot notice, and went 10 the PENTHOUSE last
night only to fnd II closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
THE CHAMPIoy BlCYCLE.RLDER ROBBED.

f. s. Robinson who claims the title of champion
bcycle-rIder of America, October 10 went to the
house. of Charles Holman, another bicycllst, at
Third avenue and SxtIoth-st There he
became acquainted with Agnes Salisbury,
young woman OF Irregular habi6% The trio took
several drinks Of brandy. The liquor stupehed the
champion bycyclist and he fell asleep. When he
awoke he missed his gold watch and chain valued
at 1925. and two valuable rings and all his money
lie made plant at Police Headquarters assert
ing that he had been drugged. On December Il,
Detective Gerfow, OF Inspector ByrneSs squad,
arrested the woman Salisbury in Sixth-ay bar
room. The next day she was taken To the Jefferson
Market Police Court aud remanded. she corrObo-
rated kolinsons story that he was drugged In Hol,
mans house On Thursday, Hol man was arrested
IN Philadelphia. and yesterday Inspector Byrnes
sent Gerrow TO Philadelphia with requisitiOn Tor
Holman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27

stand before Yankee glass, and use Yankee combs,
Yankee bottles We SIT down in Yankee chair to
Yankee table covered with Yankee CLOTH Yankee knives
and forks Yankee dishes and feed upon Yankee food
We call for Yankee tooth pickle seize Yankee hats from
Yankee racks turn the key to o Yankee lock. open
Yankee door enter Yankee buggy. seize the Yankee
rejns 10 Yankee harness and repair to places OF
business and spend the day in trading on Yankee In
are 40 fond the Yankees that they lavish their wealth
upOn Yankee enterprise.