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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
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bssbuIb bic Sbisre tdsItd wisbsr surad.
tebreu.
Gin i5maIer, oft faum swei Sus breiter
8fab fiibrt an benz ientre1ten, mitunter
~iberbdnssnben SeIien empor gum @ipfsl,
Der cine prd5tise ausF9t iiber einen sus
ten Gbeil uon Norb 8ornso big gum boben
8ina 8alu, benz b69itsn @ipfeI bss mas
Ierii9en ar9ipsIs, bietet. Die psite
gbsne 1T in Der Worsenfribe meiitens NIT
einem RsbeImeere bebstt, wel1es ben Ius
LAP 3l ben Insaben iber etneu boben Gee
I'M SuBe bes &ina Balu sessbsn bat.
Sben babsn bic NsifsriammIer ein Saus
srri9tet; cine Rluft bt9t banebsn, uel9e
Bic our peiBsn 9Oble binabsebt, liefert bic
bsifsn S6waIbenneifer, bic nit &otanss
~ftreifen 81 lie uiersig suiammensepadt, 81 8
9fb. ct. (l8O Wart) baS 8inbeI uertauft
werben. Our5 sinsn ~iteilen, natiirli6en
Eunnel tann mar, gut peiBen SObIs binabs
itetsen, uno Bier fab Der &eiienoe bic
Sammler an Der Irbett. Gs orbeiten inns
usr 3uei 2eute auiammen; is trusen cine
2eitsr aus &Otang Opanii@em &Obre), bic
on etuent 8fubIe befsittgt 1T; Der Yfabl
pirb on ben SeIien geIebrt, unb u iteigt
Der Cine biuuuf, beuafinet nit elmer piers
3attsen lar9en @abeI, IN ueI6er fur3
binter ben Baden Elm Qt5t befeitigt lit.
Wit SiIfe bes 2idtes ia9t CT ii5 bic beiteu
gteiter on BET Oede aus, bur9itt3t iie nit
Der @abel urb i9dIt ite bur6 cine brebsnbe
Bepsguug un5erbro6en pom SeIien ab.
Damn rei1t er fe ieiuem @efdbrtsn, Der
iie pom ben 3inten Iosl6ft unb suiammens
patt. @s weroen felt @snerationen burd:
i5nittIi5 brei @rnten i'm Sabre seuonuen,
obne baB man cine Ibnabms Der S9uaI:
ben bsmertte; Die Subresausbeute belduft
ii9 auf miubeitsns 5000 BfS. Sterling
$500, 900 Wart). Die 60bIen itnb burun
Elm pe,tbuouer 8efib fur bic Nortb Sors
rea Company. unb Der grtras t6nnte nod
uusebeuer seiseisert weroen, wenn man bic
toIoH allen @%uanomuiien regslmdBis aus:
beutsts. Die S9i9ten iiuo f%tsIenpeiIe
Is Bis 90 SUB bid, uub bic Rensen Der
@6sel un6 6lebermduie iinb 10 unaebsuer,
6ab man BET etnissrmuBer rationsIsm Ssr'
fabrsr Sabr fir Subr ~bebeutenbe 9uano:
maIIen bier gepinnen f0nnte. Sir bic ben
Soben idneq ausiuugenten Eabatsplans
ta9en uare bic Sei5uffuns zines biutsen,
wirtiameH 8in9ers BON un9ebeuerem
Wertbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
SGtota.

- Su 81 ebfieIb, mo man Bis gum 2.
Sanuar pilisen %tonnts, Iiegt felt etpa elmer
Wo9e cine S6neebsts, ME man fs felt
1881 ni6t mebr seiebeu bat.
- Oie 2ssisIatur pirb pabrf5einli5
cine Bill p~aiiiren fir abbaItuns elmer cons
itituttoneLlen Convention in Sarge. gbens
falls pirb pubri6einli9 bic !3sit fir BE.
3abIuns Der Steuern bis gum /. SUM aus
sebsbnt peroen.
- SIM abseorbnetenbauie Der Qesisla.
tur p~aiiirte cine 8ia, wona5 Giienbabns
geieai5aftsn ibre ginnabmen ni1t mebr su
baben; bieielbe wtrb Dem @ous
perueur our 9riifuns porseIsst werben.
Our5 bic Bill ptrb bas aIte @eies, ruels
DIES beitimmt, baB @isentbum BON giiens
babnseisui9aften mad benz sIei6sn WaB,
itabe pie bus BON 9riuatperioneu beiteuert
ioue, wieber in Birtiamteit ssistt.
- Ser ausemsins Sonb bes Gerritos
Datota 1T UNI $27 900 iibsri1rits
ten worben, uub @elber aus benz Biiras
i9~aftsfoub wuroen our @tnIoiuns Der fdIs
lisen 8s9iel benatt. 0as S5atamt bss
Gerrttortums lit Dor ben 9anfe-ott gss
Ianst. Sin ueuIt9 pom S5atmsiiter aus
seiteutsr Bsri9t mics mad, baB am /.
Nou. uOrisen Sabres cine SduIb pom
$65, 900 uorbanben mar. 8abrideinIid
oirfte cine llnteriu6uns iiber bic 8srpens
oung Der $3.50 Befe4unS5seIter einsss
leitet wer6en. 0teie Sumne wurSs pom
u. $. WOO6p, ben 0ob5piitsn int Sabre
1885 gu beite9en iu5ten, bem Staute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
men, obuobI bas ySrieten" in Rebrasta
rad mie Dor betrieben wtrb.
Ohio.

- Our9 @inifurs etuer Wauer In eineu,
in Ibbru9 bsfinbIiden @ebdube In 6 NJ
einnati wurbsn 3wei Irbeitsr eri4lasen
unb iebr idper uerIest.
- Su So It oria brannte Der 8aIti:
more & Ohio Glspator, weI9er Gtssntbum
bes friberen 9ouuerneurs Softer IL 60.
mar, nebif SnbaIt al. 8erluif $4,000;
gsriideruns $4,000. Wan slaubt, baB
bas Ssusr bur9 @eseIaserer ansesinbst
purbe.
- en- Der 0Gbe pon e n fteBen swet
Sradtsige aufeinanber, woour9 betoe gos
tOmotiuen uno spSlf Wassons sertrIm.
inert wurben. Ser Susenieur Wa4ner 1T
get6btet woroen uno Elm Wei9enlteuer bat
70 i9pere 8erlstursen oauonSetrasen, oaB
er pabrI9einIi9 iterben wiro.
-@ine Der poltstbamli6tsE v@eribtss
psrionen" gintinnati's, Der Neser
Sorbau !6srbrids, 1T an Rrdmpfen seitors
ben, uno erbielt pom rGtrc. Soltsbl." fols
senben i50nsn Nu9ruf: wSorbGn Sem
brids, pslder better nnter benz gtar,en
vSumbo" bstannt mar, sabIte gu ienen
o1isineusn 2euteu, psl5s in u~nierer aaes
niueuirsnben 3eit INNER ~feItsner wereen.
@r itanb nit ben &i5tern, Iopotaten,
9eamten unb gsri6ter tatteru auf iebr
pertrautem SUP. Sober, wslder i'm court:
bauie bsiddftist NOR, fannie rSumbo",
pdbreu5 2etterer pom Iaem, mas i'm
@ourtbauis Forging, iebr DobI uuterridtet
mar. gr mar Der oifi3ieue Stisfslputer
bss @ourtbauiss, wsIder gu bieiem widtis
gen Yoitsn pom ben Gounip:@ ommifdren
ernanut morben mar. Ssiue @brli9tsit
ftanb ii6er aasn Susifsl erba5en. Bis aue
5arbisen, mar er iiberaus abers!dubtf9.
@r trus itsts einen 9aienfuB in ietuer "a:
ide, welder inn, mad ieiner Weinuns,
Slid brinssn muBte. @r bradte aud
msbrere aouOtatea ta3u, ieinem Seifpiele
Su folgen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
SHtuois.

- gsi @artbags bat cine grose
@oIfsbste itattsefunben, an tsr ii6 500
Ndnner betbeiIisten. Su bieiem Binier
babsn iOpObt bic WaIOs wie bic Yrairie:
86!fe in bteier @esenb in eri5rsfenber
Wsiie iberbanS 9enommsn. 8ieI gieb
unb @sFii8eI 1T i5rem 9eiBbunser gum
OpFer sefaIlen. @Gbrsn6 Der Sa96 MUIR
ben 3 B6Ife eirsebra5t. Webreren 5un:
ben wurOe i'm Sample nit ben geitisu libel
mit9eipieIt.
- Sn Der 2au6ta6t 80 a 10, wel@e
i'm weitli9eu SQtnois am Riififppi, IN:
sefdbr 40 Meileu oberbalb Quincy liest,
berri3en bic Waiem in b6sarti9er @eile.
Bon ben &iu0srn Der tatboIii1en S9ule
aQein limb 40 BON bisies &rantbsit befaQen
woroen. I'm Der ueiteren Yerbreitung
uOrSubsu8en, fiub bic 0fientli9en S5ulen
u~Orerft uuf IA Gage sei9IoNen. Iu9 err
pa3ieHc YeriOuen wer6en uon Der Seu5e
ersrifIsn ; unter Gnberen iinb ibr 3psi @es
i9piiter I'M GItsr pon 90 unb 81 Sabren
erle9en.
- giues Ger srOBen OeI6aifns, bic
pom Der Stanoarb Oil SO. in Soutb
Gbicaso jur aniammIuns bes SeIs,
has uOn 2ima, O., berseIsitet 1T, erbaut
wurbsn, Seriprans am MOntas un6 etpa
80 SAB Del wurben babur9 perplitet.
Die let9t enttinbbure SIiifstsit srsob
fi9 iiber bic Sumpfldnbsreien in Der
Ga5buri6aft, unb ba bic 8eieaidaft ben
glusbru9 elmer SeuerSbrunit fir5ten, Die
ni6t ALIEN bic ibrisen Saifins, ~ionbern
aud umliessnbes @isentbnm 5erftSren
t6nnte, 70 bat fe finftiS Wann anssitsat,
bic bsitanbis Ba9e 3u baIten baben. Wan
boiit 1war, cine bebeutenbe Quantitat Del
pieOsr aufsuiummeIn bod has msiits wirb
u~srIoreu isin. Sdabsn CT, SIC, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
WiuueiotG.

- Sn morris fin6 bas @si5dftase,
bGube pon George Darling unb brei 8lods
nit anberen @eidditsbduiern eiusedi9ert.
Ser S9abeu, benz III 9erinse Seriide:
runssbetrdse segeniber itsben, wirb auf
s35, 900 sei4det.
- Sn benz grbssidoB zines !Sauiss in
ct t.. Saul. in weI9em ii4 gtienbubns
Bureaus bsinben, brad Ssuer aus. Dis
Stammen 3inselten Lungs benz @leuator
ernpor unb errei9ten bas Dad. Wdbrenb
bss 8ranbes ipransen spei &naben, bic
bort bei9ifti9t waren, aus einem Seniter
bss SDsiten Stodperts. @iner berisIben,
Srant 9sterion, wurbe ssfdbrIi1 am 6opfs
p%srpunbst, unb Der Nnbere, Ramens Srsbs
man, brad Elm 8ein. Orei YoIiSiitsn
wurben bur9 b%erabfa0enbe Srimmer i9wer
perlebt. Ser anssridtete Sdabsn betrdst
$40. 600, bic u6uis uerfi9ert itnb.
- gu Sent ieI Der WinneapoIis unb
Rortbern @etreioes SIepator nit 20, 900
8uibel Weiaen ben 5lammen nit einem
Ssrluf BON $50, 900 gum &aubs.
- Sn Der StaaisIesisIGtur 1T cine bas
binsebenbe abdnberuns Der Contribution
beantrast woroen, baB 9 @ei4uorene in
@iuilprOssien einen 8abripru9 abseben
birfen.
- Sn bsr Sisuns Der 9irectorsn Der
vIb!er gubliibtus Co." gu in n a
purbe 9r. Sobn 3u0pis on Steue bss
Sru. s. 5uuser gum @ei@iftsfibrer err
nannt. Oerielbe bat benn aud aIiosIsi9
beiien friberen 9erausseber unb Rebat;
teur, 9rn. Gu9en @eritenbauer, ieitber
@sbiIfss& ebastsur bes r8sitIi3en 9ers
pIbM. uieber initaQirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

Wan io1te bic ertsn snaei&en pon
Rbeuma.ismus ntdt 81 Iei@t nebu,en, benn
es Tam In tur3er 3eit elm @ronii4es Sets
ben werben. &aufe cine Slafde Salpas
ton Del, ssbraude es mad Sori@rift unb
bic S9mer3en werbsn iofort ueri4wtnben.
Yrets rur % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Der
amcrtfanii9e
&alen1er+

8us Der ,,2itsrariide SanSpeiier" in
Wanfsr (Deuti9Iano) iber ben In unfes
rem gommiiRons 0erlase eridienenen
&alenbsr ,,Ser Samsfreuno" fir
1889 iast:
/. Scr SarsfreunS, ilufrirter SAINT
lien SaIenber." 0enn mir oieien areritani=
iden 8alenber on Die Spise iteuer, 10 9eidiabt
es besbalb, neil er in ieoer Sinli6t mi i er=
81 III luo unitreiti9 Der bette pom allen 1T.
Sas Bud entbdlt 81 groBe uno 10 fleiuere Sils
Der; urter ben erltern beIinoen lid pabre Sunit=
iusrte 6. y. Witter uno 6inb Dor benz sltare,
I'm 8ottes piIen, CUR 9tettung II. /. NJ; aber
Tile Suiltrationeu limb taoeloS. Ger Srz
bait 1T ein 9epGbltsr ilno reidbbaltiger; mir
tennen bic l6one Grabbing pom BbiG. gaiz
Gus r@uf DEM Qoiten", Ger Efirotpoeel",
Die &oientOni9in" (uou Ut. Robr), .Oas
GebeimriB zines iungeu WGo6eus@, .@erets
tet", Die ulte goiauue" II. /. no. 9ue oieIe
gtoueleu limb pou elmer 6riNli6 : iittli6eu
@runoioee burdpebt. gSir m03ten oieier Sas
lenoer i'll ben SGuoen aller 2eier wiiieu, oomit
Die @lropGer BON ben Gmeritaneru lerren, rpie
BolfStalenber bel6aileu leiu miiiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

&cinrm Sterbli6en 1T es bsitimut, ben
S5Ieier Der 3utunft 5u bebsn. Sin Bid
jeooh 1T ibm uersOnnt, peIber inn bic
@epibbeit bringt. baB Or. Suu'S 9uiten
Sprup ben beitistsn 9uiten furirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

Wis 5Ac, no Ws,o;1,r,- S;.5ss -.
s.rIErtlr mU ,i,;ners1 U &; ", ttoI8 .. 9'IrS W.
bs;trbSn tis CO Sssrnn, SsSnt.r,,
n;mc,, IsHi,rfI"
~ M;Hen S"n a., = SnuHssMtumsn'
I;&ss an;I,,;t go, " su,,S n~, NO 49,, ~, ",'3"Ss
S Sm' ~ Sa;t ~ y ,, .nnV GS;.a Ttt o;noS !, 10Y
~" nVVp wv 5TuplI8s'f" SWhlt tlAs9 Sprs
ocu9nn99. AtllteIe, Wlptern 1tel nenn 10
fort betm GrlhetnCn Der 9ertn9Iten Senns
seid,cu einer Gt6runu Der Sbdttoteit Der
onL,. So SDa~,na CinsorS ,WG4t,;S
Sspsr, pte H.tun"''pte
rtt atteren ppst PEI Veoarhle SYGrts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
u 4 3 b.
Seuti@lanc.
y q n 0 o e 7.

- Dus eIsttrii9s 2idt idsint aud ;u
6iIbesb Ell m baS @asIi9t uerbrdnseu
5u pousn, bsnn cine ensIii9e 9sieui4aft
bat bel Der bisiisen StabtuerwaItuns bur9
8ermitteluns oreier bieiiser gantirmen
mn @oncsiiorssg rtbeiluns natiu6eu Iais
fen, unb spar sesen cine idbrIide 9lbsabs
ie nod Der 8snusuns. Sb bic Stabtusrs
paltuns bierauf etHseben wirb, bIsibt abs
supartsn ba bstanntIi9 bic @asunitaIt
gisentbum Der Stabt 1T; iie birfts fi5
Der giniibruns bss elsttrii9en 2idtss
taum usri9IieBen fOnnen, ba fol9ss swsi
bisfss gtabIifemsnts bereits einseridtst
baben unb nod anbere na9sufoIssn bead;
19tissn. Dis es beiBt, beabii9tist bic
betreiisnbe snslii9e @eieai9aft bic NIT
benz /. Sanuar nd9iten Sabrss auBsr
Yadt falsnbe 9obsbarbi:W ibIs, peI9e
Der Stabt sebOrt, gu erusrbsn, UNI fur
ibrs 3wede bic @ahertraft nusbar gu
MAIDEN.
Sd4fii9s Staatsn.
- 8sssn gsrsebsrs ssssn bas gaabs
rln9smittslssies perurtbsiIte bic Strafs
TANNER einen Bidder au ATTENDING su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
WIblbauer & SebrIe,

Al Sa Straps, Gbica9o, 5Iiuois.
Ser ginssInsY reis bes &alenbers 1T 25
Gents, frei per 8oft mad irsenb einsm
Srte IN ben Sereintsten Staaten, Osuti9z
lamb, Oeiterreid. Der S9ueis u. /. ~.
INSTRUMENTATION lobnenber &abatt.
Die Sbigen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At
y the Office OF the Board or Street and Water Com
lnissioners on Monday, August ~, 1889, at ten o'clock
a, M, for the construction of n 2linch sewer ia
HANCOCK AVENUE FROM HUTTON STREET TO
II CORNER OF BOWERS STREET
AND AVENUE.
in accordance with plans and specifications on file
in the Office of the Chief Engineer, corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank forms OF
bid and agreement OF surety must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About l.00 cubic yards of rock excavation.
About 100 lineal feet of alihch brick sewer.
About 5 new receiving basins.
About % cubic yards OF eoncfete.
Time allowed for completion of the work, two
hundred [A0l working days. y
The making of the above Improvement and award
for the contract therefor, win be subject to the re
monstrance Of the owners OF rtle property liable to
more than one.half of the assessment therefor.
PROPOSALS must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed, proposals for building Brick SEWER In
Hancock avenue," directed TO "E. A. DHgan. ESQ.,
chairman OF Committee on Streets and Sewers"
end handed TO the clerk Of the Board in open meet
ing when called for In the order of business relat-
ing TO sealed proposals..
No city Official will be accepted as surety
The attention of bidders Is especially called to
"Section ID, of the New Charter of 1889" under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon the
city until the bondslnen offered by the contractor
have been approved by the Board OF Finance, the
President Of said Board having power to examine
fine proposed bondsnen nnuer oath.
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEORGE t. BoUToN,
Clerk.
Dated JERSEY CRY, n. J., August p 1889.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
North Ifaason Notes.

The firemen of North Hudson were
aroused early this morning. Flames were
discovered in a small frame building in
Homestead, near Givernand's silk mill.
The men turned out promptly, and after
an hours work extinguished the lire.
The damage vas slight and fully covered
by insurance.
The work on the North Hudson County
Driving PARK, at Gutenberg, is progress
ing slowly, and it is feared that the CON
tractor will be unable to finish in time for
the autumn meet.
The School Trustees of West Hoboken
contemplate opening an annex school in
the northern district of the town. Bonns-
vile, as the district is called, is thickly
settled and the improvement is greatly
needed.
The excursion Of Ellsworth Post, G. A.
r., of Union Hill, which was recently
held at I.aureton Grove, was hardly sue
cessful owing to the rain. 1t is said that
the Post will give their friends another
sail up the Hudson before the season
cIDSpS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

the Heights, are still pouring in upon
Secretary Daniel Donnelly.
John Morans of the Lorillard Debating
and Athletic Club, wishes to arrange
with Daniel r. Walls, of the jersey CITY
y. M. C.. A., for a gold medal, a half mile
or mile race.
Frederick Gerow, of the American Ath-
letic Club, and Frederick w. Jansen, OF
the Staten Island Athletic Club, the com
rnittee appointed to revise the athletic
rules of the Amateur Athletic Union.
lave issued a circular requesting the sub
mission of suggestions deemed advisable
for the better government Of amateur
athletic sports throughout the United
States.
Early in September the members Of the
Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Associa-
ton intend holding the clubs annuhl re-
shore.
Commodore Rohn, Counsellor Norman
l.. Rowe, Archie White and Captain
Wiley and several OF their friends have
been cruising about the Shrewsbury "a
the formers yacht Phantom. OF the Pa
vonia Yacht Clubs feet.
Joseph Salters, of the Loriilard Debat-
ing and Athletic Association, is training
for the Amateur Athletic Unions swim
ming championship meeting. be VIII
compete in the 100 yards and p20 yards
races.
A merry party of Greenville young men
left town yesterday morning on Eugene
Vezeine's yacht, the tOnly One : hound
bound for an eight days cruise along the
Jersey Coast. The boys all went in for a
good time and the trip will undoubtedly
prove an enjoyable ole. Among the party
w~ere:-John Lewis, George DillaWay,
Arthur Simonds, Harry Katenstroth,
Robert Bishop, Richard Grant and Fred
Roeder.
The New Jersey Athletic Club will
shortly select the men who are to repre-
sent them at the national championship
cross-country run tins fall.
The Games Committee of the New
Jersey Athletic Club have requested
President Harry Mcmillan to officiate as
referee at that organizations games on
August 81, at Bergen Point.
The recently organized Jersey City Sta1
Athletic Club has elected the following
officers: = James Mahoney, president
Otto S%chwoerer, vice president; William
Fritzer, recording secretary; Andrew
Horwedel, corresponding secretary; John
Dodenhoff, financial secretary, and jaime:
Hayden, treasurer.
Frank Nelson, the amateur runner
who is a member of the Scottish-Ameri
can Athletic Club, of Jersey City, has
given up the cinder path and purchased a
bicycle. He will compete in amateur
races by next spring.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

A quarter Of an hour later we were
seated in the publishers room, where SO
many illustrious colleagues, Balzac and
Frederic Soulie among the number, had
at one time or another more or less anx-
iously awaited the decision of its shrewd
but by no NEAR unsympathetic owner.
The agreement was soon drawn out, and
after an abortive attempt ON the part of
our Mecsenas to reduce the rate of pur-
chase to 400 francs, which was indig-
nantly protested against and overruled,
the terms were finally settled, and itonly
remained to discuss the mode of payment,
which Souveraini insisted should be effect
ed by a bill at three months.
This suggestion met with IN energetic
refusal. ''Impossiblel' exclaimed Karr.
ut is 7 O'Clock now, and how are we to
find any one at this hour to discount It'll"
early tomorrow morning will do as
WE'LL" family demonstrated the pub
Usher.
"Not for me-" CURLY retorted the au-
thor, rising from his chair and making
me a sign to follow him. We had just
reached the door when Souverain, evil
IDENTIFY unwilling to let 30 promising a
speculation slip through his fingers,
called to us to stop.
There is only one way" he said, "to
arrange this little affair. I shall have to
discount the bill myself"
And pen in hand he proceeded me-
thodically to calculate the rate of in
terest at 6 per cent, besides commission,
and, the operation terminated, delivered
the balance to my companion in notes
and five franc pieces.
Pocketing the money with a thrill of
delight, and hardly yet able to realize
his good fortune, Karr hastily signed
the agreement, and still apprehensive of
some further objection on the part Of
the publisher, only began to breathe
freely when we were safe outside the
door. We had scarcely reached the
middle of the staircase, however, when
Souverain's voice brought us suddenly
to O check.
monsieur Karrl'
Don't answerl'' whispered Alphonse.
"He wants his money back, but I'll be
hanged if he gets IT,"
"Monsieur Karrr' again shouted my
friends new ''editeur." 'Wha6 title are
we to give your book?"
sis that all?' laughed Karr, com
pletely treasured. Whatever you like,
Monsieur Souverain," he replied. "Let
me see. today is Friday; suppose we call
it 'Vendredi Soir'"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
NEWS OF NORTH HUDSON.

The Plattdeutschers Will Have a Great
Festival.
Great are the Plattdeutschers and merry
men are they. Though they are loyal to
their adopted country, there is one time in
the year which they devote to the Father
land, and that time is their annual Volks-
fest.
1t will begin tomorrow at Schuetzen
Park and for four days the jolly leu toms
will make the old pleasure grounds ring.
Prize bowling, shooting and games will
be held during the fest and valuable
winners,
Stalls gayly decorated are beginning Co
dot the park and ample accommodations
are being made to receive the large
crowds that will throng the park during
the fest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
OF THE DAY..
Boston Gusts New York from
First Place in the Pen
nant Race.
SCHEDULE, GAMES AND RECORDS.
Amateur Baseball Playcrs--Lawn
Tennis Notes. Whispers Of the
Wheel--Gossip of the Clubs.

Boston Tegained first place in the Ma
tional League race through the results
Of yesterdays championship games, Pitts
burg aiding in ousting New York from
the posision to which she helped the
Giants to three days previously. Cleve-
land fell off six additional points in her
attempt to again GUST Philadelphia, Il
Chicago made another gain of a dozen
points upon her, while Pittsburg made
good her hold upon sixth place.
The American Association. clubs were
given an off day by the schedule, ana all
took advantage of the vacation. The At
lantic Association games let Newark in
crease her lead over Worcester by four
teen points, thereby regaining the ground
lost on Thursday. New Haven held her
own against Lowells In the International
League race Detroit advanced eleven
points over Syracuse. who lost seven to
Toronto. Rochester ind Toledo both
gained in percentage won, while Buffalo
and Hamilton fell off. Here are the
records
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
SUCCESSFUL COOPERATION.
A W~orkingman Thinks 1t Will Develop
into Socialism.

into Socialism.
To the Editor of The Jersey City NeaOs::-
From reading THE JERSEY CITY NEWS,
incidentally, am of the opinion that it Is
the most impartial and most independent
paper published in this city, and that fact
gives confidence to me in presuming to
call attention to the editorial in your
issue of Friday, August Is, headed "Suc-
cessful Cooperation"
In yorr editorial comment you voice
the sentiment of that part of the cable ex-
cerpt which says:-"And as this feeling
(the cooperative feeling) spreads among
the workingmen, the doctrines of Social
ism, revolution and Anarchy lose their
charmi''
AS a believer in Socialism (the antipode
of Anarchy, and, therefore, incorrect to
classify or pair them as one and the same),
/ am at a loss to understand how the insti-
tuition of w~orkingmen's cooperative soci-
cites endangers the science of economic
Socialism, i. e.. cooperation. Reductio
I'D dbSurdGm!
To define Socialism (as defined by
Socialists)-''The cooperative common
wealth is that future social order-the
natural heir of the present one-in which
all important Instruments of produc-
ton have been taken under collective con-
troll"
A definition is an argumentl
1t follows, then, that our good friend,
the cable (probably under a misappre-
hension), instead of guiding the working
man in his struggle for an improved con
dition away from Socialism is, in reality,
endeavoring to make smooth his path
toward it.
Hoping that you may publish the above.
remain yours truly,
WORKINGMAN.
JERSEY CITY, August 16, 1889.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

NOTICE TO cREDIToRS.-Estate of Peter Spring
~ sted, deceased. Emily Springsted. adfnlnls'
trnttiS OF Peter springsted. deceased by order q me
Depttv Surrogate OF Hudson county, dated MAY y
1850, hereby gives notice to the creditors of said de
cedent to bring in their debts, demands and claims
AGAINST the esrate OF said deeedent under oath or
animation within nine months from the date or
said order, or they will be forever barred OF any ae-
EMILY SPRINGSTED.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. : ESTATE OF MARY
IN A. Roney deceased. Nancy a. Rooney, executrlx
Of Mary A. R0neE, deceased, by order OF the sur
r0gate OF Hudson county, dated July lA lSsy,
hereby gives notice to the creditors of said decedent
10 brine' IN their debts, demands and claims against
the estate OF said d~eeedents under oath Or anirlnar
tion within nine months from the dateuf SAID orucr,
or they will be forever barred of any action THEREFOR
against said executrix. .x p,upx