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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
ALLEGED FRAUDS ON AMERICAN SHIP

1t has long been suspected at the Custom
house that foreign ships have obtained registers as
American vessels by of perjured afidavits. and
the authorities il is said, have now obtained conclusive
proof that such is the fact. Under the United States
statutes foreign vessel il wrecked in American waters
and sold to American purchaser for onethrd Of the
amount that it costs TO put her in complete repair may
obtain an American register and thus be entitled TO all
the privileges and immunites accorded TO vessel
originally built in this country. Under these provisions
Of law ring Of conspatOrs it is reported has furnished
from time time perured adavits to the Collector OF
this port to the effect that certain English vessels had
been wrecked in American waters, sold for $1,000 or
upward, as the might be, and repaired
at cost of 5000 or upward, when in
fact such vessels had been wrecked sold,
paired alleged in the adavis, but were vessels in
good condition.
The man who is alleged to have acted as broker for the
Ring emphatcay denies the charges, saying that ne
knew nothing to the afdavits containing peTJured
statements but acted in entire good faith thinking that
the transactions perfectly regular He has offered
10 give all the information in his power in relation 10 the
matter TO the Collector OF the Port and he further
that If he given few days time he will bring all the
man facts TO light, and will thoroughly establish his
own innocence He is prominent and well-knOwn ci-
zen but his is not made public for reasons salts
factory the United States officials, who are investi
eating the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
WARDS STATUE OF SHAKESPEARE.

j. Quincy Wards statue of Shakespeare will
be placed in the Central Park May 49, with appropriate
ceremonies Theodore ThOmass orchestra Of 100 pieces
and the IIlederkranz and Arion Societies will furnish
music for the occasion. VIM Cullen Bryant has been
chosen the orator and Edwin Booth has expressed
his willingness 10 reeite passages from Shakes
peare The southeastern extremity the Mall has been
selected az the site for the monument The pedestal
which making Scotland after designs by j. Wrey
Mould the Park architect will DC eight feet four inches
M hight The inscription the face OF this pedestal
will read a. follows
Erected By CITIZENS Of New.York
Apn % 1854
TIE Three Hundredb Abnvesay OF the Birth 81 Shakespeare
The statue viii be placed temporarily upon wooden
redesfa as the stone pedestal which Is Of Peterhedd
ssyanite will not arrive until some time ia June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

tho present show an increase OF values varying from
5000 to 600 per The owners OF Park property be-
tween Fifth and Fourthaves have nothing therefore to
complain Of the railroad trac IS on Fourth
ave are sunk these values will be extended proportion
afey 10 property beyond East side Central Park lots
are hard get and such sold bring extraordinary
prces West side property does not share fully IN these
advancing values, but nevertheless holds Its own with
tenacty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Clarendon Ho;ei-Gen John c. Fremont OF larry.
Hoasegudge j. g. Abbott OF Boston, Ieot'
Pullman Of Chicago and A. E. Irving Of Hamilton
H0l-Gen A. Potter u. & A.. H. Chedel o. Au9s
Y the Hon George Merrill Of Mass Col C. ron
Of the Cherokee Nation and Dr. j. H. Armsby Of
HoasGen. Charles Deyeps ir Of Boston and me NV ~
Jones Of B1ove Canada 81 DeHts Hoie-C n n WorISipS
Consul Grand Central Hoet-Cen IL u
Of Soath Carolina W. b. Bate Of Tennessee a.
H0ase-Tte W. Johnston Washington GttscE
h Tlbhts Of Troy james Hotels Clark w
NM HotBx Congressman wocderdge o. ne1
rSnnsp v Culver Of PeunsyvAna c. T. Bushnell OF
Hon William Whiting OF ~ o.
Ho1se-hr. r. \ ChGnfran the Hon L. r. F"''ei " WV
secuent And Gen h. W. SerTel, L. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
LOCAL FIRES.
IN PEARL-ST.

IN PEARL-ST.
A fire occurred early yesterday on the third
floor Of No. Sol Pearl-st, occupied by F. W. d u.
Leggett dealers in white lead zinc, and paints Inc
fire was confined to that floor Loss stock s2oOo
insured for $sO, 800 by the following companies;
Mpufsetuers sud BuiderS sloOoi Adhate Gr.a@
0OO LenoI. $3.50; Clinton 80 ooo heehsn,es sua zoo
sS SSS f ssO si St S1SSS
The building also owned by the nr " s ono and the
81 600; insured by the City Company Tor SooV hve
United states for $1,000 The re Is ~ Nv Clothing
originated from spontaneous combustion VI oi' ''''
fre was discovered early yesterday, on the third
o. TO- 800 ~ eli cornices and mirrors The stock
that floor seriously damaged 10y nre ,idnS was
da9eSe@ ~ OS insured The loss stock is about
$4,000 insured for by the @ @ state Of Penn
sa1a s2O North AmsIicSn Of phissP 90; Commercial
$500
IN wEsT-sT.
The following is a list of the losses ana lnsur-
| ance on the stora ge- warehouse No 90 Wes'rsI'
Forv,b on cotton $1,000 insured for $4,000 by hs SS5n
Brush and swan TS on 'S'T sS1H on
insured G o sO O.D, sne BY Daniel
Banne glassware $500 insured i0I *v y , ~ zoo worth Of
osS ' insured for cO%Pny MGcTe H B0S%
for SO 900 by the Continental Company .
A BROOKLYN SUGAR REFINERY BURNED-LOsS
OVER 100000.
Flames were discovered, soon after 7:3O last
evening issuing the upper story of the seven-sory
brick building occupied ny CuDd SubdI
the foot of Godst Brooklyn and the immense structure
together with its valuable stock and machinery, was
soon totally destroyed The fire originated on the fourth
floor of the refinery, in a used for washing sugar
bags the could not be ascertained The burn
ing mass threw out an immense volume Of fame and
sparks and from the river was very imposing
Thousands of people cOngregated in the vicinity OF the
fire. and the hOuseops, fences, and ferry-boats were
likewise thrOnged with spectators. The entire Fire De-
partment of the Western District brought into
action general alarm having been sounded and through
their efforts the fire prevented from spreading to the
adjoining vessels and factories.
The refinery was owned by Charles A. Coe of NewYOrk
City. and occupied by Wallace & schoonmaker. In the
building were 500 barrels Of sugar and large quantity
of srup all of which consumed. The estimated loss
on building is 100000 stock OF sugar. 100000; on
machinery S5OOOO The building and stock are insured
for $25OOO by the Star, Humboldt Phenix, and other
companies.
The sparks from the burning refinery fell upon the I'M
finished Japanese man-Ofwar on the stocks in Pollos
shpyard foot OF Bridgest, and the vessel was slightly
damaged William Greer, OF the wOrknen employed
on the premises finding escape cut off by the hames
eaped to the street from thirdstOry window and re-
ceived dangerous internal injuries. He lives at NO pa
Cherry-st., NewYork, and was conveyed to the City
Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
CENTRAL PARK LOTS.

Four lots situated at the northwest corner
Of Madison ave and sixty-nnth-st, with frontage Of
100 feet on the and depth Of 50 feet were sold
yesterday by John McClaye and James Hogg as brokers'
for slOOoo The same lots sold in June 1869, for
s761o comparison Of the prices Of other lots in the
vicinity Of those mentioned for the season Of li and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLECTED COLD WILL
DEVELOP CONSTANT CouGH, BREATH, FAILING
STRENGTH AND FLEsH
R1ous LUNG AFFECTION
Using IN TINE DIR. JAMES ExPECToRAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDNUI's, 2ls BROADWAY
s,m-szo Noon-81O nm-S3o MionighL-@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
Announcement. I
Announcements
To beautify the hair-BURNETT's COCAINE.
A CARD FROM HENRY WARD BEECHER AND

OTHERS
The undersigned eegymen Of Brooklyn y have for longer
shorter BUTLER HEALTH and
great They
Of an persons whose Ayocaon the brain
down. thorough
and with hut little loss OF time.
HESRY WARD BEECHBR, WV. IvRs BURLINGTON,
WAYLASD HOYI. II. Nj. SCUDDER
NORMAN SEAvKR DAVID MOORE IT,,
GEO. r. PKSTKcosT j. A. NJ. CHAPMAs.
Health and Buldnq 2l4
$50 Broadway twill Apn Is No. 229 Rhhay
above MadisOn-squarel.
Brooklyn. l5s RemseD.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

CAUTION i--GENUINE BELFAST GINGER ALE
CocBRANK Belfast Ireland canton the
nb bat their NGER ALE only be had from their recognized
AGENTS New YORK Mr. A. Ross 50 Pine-st and Mes John
Tpptt Nassau-st that all other agencies have been
WITHDRAWN their bottles oork and labels bear Their name and
stamp genuine although mso In the
United states article resort 10 all sorts Of
10 impose the public
CASTRBLL 4 COCHRASR.
rs BsntsL, Belfast aud Dublin, Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA! !!
Heathfu Climate Free Homesteads Convenient Markets

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Offers for sALB
ITS LAND IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA, en-
bracng J. productive Wheat Lanos in Americas
q the mill the farm and the fi D. Rich Prairie
Pastursge and Meadow with Lakes and running streams
in beautiful where T and Aguei unknoun Grain can be
shipped from this section Atlantic cities cheapy from Eastern
Iowa or Illinois Cars running through these lands from Lake
Supeor 10 Dakota3 Price Of land close 70 track 81 70 SO
per acre further 500 will for l60ac farm Seven Years
credits Deeds Northern Pacific 100 Railroad Bonds received
in payment m No other unOeuped lands such
advantages to settlers
SOLDIERS, under the New Law March, 1872 get 100
FREE the railroad, by and two year residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nshed from all principal points East purchasers Of Railroad Lands
and to settlers on Government Purchasers will have fare
over Pacific Railroad deducted Now the time for Settlers
and Colonies get Land close TO the Road.
Pamphlets containing msp and description Of lands snd Of the
New and full information furnished all
Address by letter. apply in person to the
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ST PAUL, MINNESOTA
OR NO 100 BROADwAT NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

All first-class wine dealers keep full sup
ply CHARLEs RDsRcKs KITRA" CBAAPAGNE In and al
judges Of good wine other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Ask your grocer for DOOLEY's YEAST Pow
ssS, ,be beet bsiibs Powder. DsDst 20 kswst.E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Visit f. LORD's new Cleaning and Dyein
ohte go Broadway, BeeeEes Nse Of Broomest branch
80 brodts dresses sbiwL lace, feathers gloves Se tea
uially eiraBeo; eoaii, pants vests cleaned like
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Sgy]ERIEIRSBR
ILLUSTRATED
THE ETH FINEST COLLECTION EVER OFFERED In
A AN IaTIdx u FINE ART and ILLUS.
TE ss %cs n ' sTSkRS
IDISs e., psa a:es s'i ns al
GS GALLERY Munich fe S1s N RoSe1 o
ss9 oo edIoD bTs~ins. BY Old the WORKS HO
garth G TH G'7 WHOLE re- sB SOLD BY Auction
TUESDAY $ 4nR E EsTSS H s ssLssR5o SioA
GEO A. LBAvITT 4 Co.. Auetoneer
Books exhibition. Catalogues ready.
G..)S REWARD
- I'd viii be paid to any person who finds any Of
.. my E.r wagons orc OF oe SSt sb.o,Dtev
selling or d' PURE MIX IL S1' '''''''
"A FsRs s'f sT G S1if iISn NY ~ own
Lash .2S fa Py Ip' p 81 % III appreciate
give me a trial Send orders to
JOHN L. oohh SIS pf REWARD lHT H''- $40 1'
EMINENT European physicians and SIR
SO11ss e ss he .cn n1s.
Nervous DEBILITY DyPeP. SG1'RaSni rs 1s Ksns S
der his medical and physiological work puehhei in lSo2,
6 ss sa sHhc ar. and Sf sSe Startling fact majority
diseases complicated with or caused ey nervous aeoG s @
stomach alone proved worse than useless In ~ cases ou
have suffered 1 i from Few month. to 80 years b 20
fessors and phynesns paving IRON sh var,
IL, WRITH receives patients till daily and the evening at
his old residence i6 Bast Twenty fifth st, Sew.Y0Lt
BARGAINS in Teas, Coffees, Groceries, and
Provisions; suit the palate and the pockets Of the mil
lion. THOMAS K AGNE"' IOO 1reeh~iehs]' He"'iofA
HAVE YOU SEEN
WILSON'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE IRON CHART Above 30
different changes invalid sick, we'll IL liable
bed chair equal CA and see hen OF sn o' eu
lar, at 80 Reade-sL, New-lork
A Y KITTREDGE's South Brooklyn CIRCU-
N LATING LIBRARY, $40 C0URT-ST.. near DBGRAWi
All the new publications Magazines be obtained soon az
published
DHODODENDRONS.
III These with all Evergreen Trees and small Roses IN Pots be
sent ont this month PARSONS Co. Finishing n y
NETWORK TUM0R DlSPENSARi,
~ Ia Thirtehst, corner FOurth-aye
Open daily toms a IN to II m. SUNDAYS excepted
THE BANTER STEAM ENGINE, 2 to 10
Il H. F. For Circular and Price List, address
WIN D. RUSSELL IL Parkpaee N. Y.
EDWARD E. QUINCY, NON.
iJ6 Chsmbers-st corner College place
THE best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
Watches 6ne Diamonds ch fashionable Jewe and Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents sQURBS, " Fuons Diamonds specially
EIJRNITURE-Ric and plain upholstery,
&c fully warranted at IRVING SONS Mandatory and ware
rooms 2O3 Bast Twenty St, near Thrdave
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel !
RANGE AND FURNACE. 243 waterst SAhL J. HOPKINS
CECOND-HAND SAFES Bought, Sold, OF
- Exchanged. BUSH l. Co.. SC Annst, NeW-York
ERAZER,s AXLE GREASE-Best in the
World Depot lO4 Madenane Sold everywhere Circulars free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Gents, Cashmere Hats at the Hat EstaDllsl
Msnuotarer 1ta Esssau-st near sprnee-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Horace Greeley for PresidentM1BU ,Rl Fs,o lot
your Halter styles ready Burke 1O ~
To, frst-class Gentleman's Hat, go hrect
A., a. W M.nase,urer RsPKSscHErD iis Eassaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to b. 5
SerRy lO fulton shoH Otce sthrs Sale
direct iron The Iron safe hsuds save at mauuiaeta Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

puprNoI oGIcAL EXAMINATION at NO. 5os
R,o,dasv showing talents defects, and best PusuiH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Friends of Greeley Rally1KNox introduces Iss D,'as
todav M, Greeley compliment 70 'ne
nat Convention Call No. 22 BroadSsJ' ana mAAs '"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Too MUCH IMPROYEMENT.-A Burglar Alarm
that nearly all s and accompanied by small map showing that
biz invention and Endorsed BY fs safe house WAS 10 some
sses failure that word would
more thing HoLsEs BuRGLR ALARM TkLE
With all Improvements OF
value thousands o. customers who uIg It, aud in no case proved
failure. OBce Munay.tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

SKIN DIsEAsEs.--PERRY's IMPROVED CONE
PxrLg RENKOr The Shin medicine Of tle age 10 va
rsud 10 cure mps etupons and boehed lsegurstot
Of he nee Prepared only bT Dr. B. C. PERRY, DtTmaOogs
Bond st., Sew.YorK. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan, u
PERRYs Morn AND FRKcXLE LOTION The well reliable
harmless Dseooators Of the Face Depot ~ Boz
st., Newton. sold by Druggists everywhere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
Sriefta It c II.

Gcs. 6. Mf, CT. 8rancisSilIr, 81. =
Merci bien c'est par trop ~flatteur je yous
ecrirai.
81. g., Council bluffs Srwn.-Gan.
fenS erbalten. Nptiri.
81. g., @antatp, @inn.-Gsari@en.
q. g., G%pttpnsilIG Soma. - @erpen 10
tbun.-Merci.
s. q. ., GsanRun, 81. Gstban, ME
gle winiSsn.
s. g., gin Dat Ssra. - Nctirt. Ssben
Sic bic NuittunsSlite.
S.S, 3plIinslCns @iun. Ginestrassn.
8. CD, S~snnspin, Sa.-Thank you.
8. g., ct. SAINTS, Winn.-Grmmt ipatsr
aud nod re9t!
s. Cd, Salt SUpa.-Ssibs sefri&sn.
9. Sd, Rev Srier, Winn.- Sate ben
Brief erbaltsn /; mOssn rubis iein. Dante.
s. 3d. Cows Galley @inn. - Dante
Sbnen. @erpe nabisben.
=. 3, 9alebbnia, Winn. - Dante fur
irl9e blaus Silser. Neuen einsstrasen.
s. 81, Sbafppss Iinn.- @i6s &sin
beSablt bis 80. 46. S6ulhet bis iii, 1926.
.. g., williamsburg q. y. - Wsrbsn
Brief babsu.
). g., Batavia, 81. Grbalten. 81 bic
@nseise reGt?
s. .. s. Mpnrpt Widisan. Setalb fer
tis, srbalten Gle bic aarts.
8. s. g., Ct. 5ranciSSilIe.-Tbun ME
sic wiinI9m.
s. q. g., q 10 Marfert 1inn. - In.
fern beten Oanf fir icl&s Sriefs. @ir babsn
81. Gii@en, ater ni&t .. Gii&sn auf Der site in
Rem Warfet.
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81 i&pn !3eit fir bic antern.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
gu isinen tlnsualen a~usfiQt, iriro or bsmitItea
in Der 0iemklce pbppuireu.

gu itinen llnsunlen ausfGQt, pirS or bemitIbea
in Der I6emtlre ppppniren.
Sm galais bes grdipentsn fant seisrn GROCER
Gmpfans iatt. Or1elbe mar isbr sabIrst6.-
Sbiers unterbisIt it6 nit isinrn Srsunbsn nase-
spun9er iiber bic 8riiis unb Iprad ieinY ebausra
ais, bab bic t~brilrsiie Grneusruns Der IGsmblse
cine llnmS9lidssit erfdsins. Or srflartr lS ent-
idleIien, an Der in lrirer Yp.I9aft sprsrssiGue-
ten pplitit fslsnbaltsn.
Sn elmer beuts atsebaltensn Ssriammlnns ssr
aubsrfsn ginfsn irnrhs bei3lrhsn, Gin auf5luas
Der 9atirnalrsr ammluns crit mad sOrbsrieer,
srinsli9rr s~lsitatiun ;u bsantrasru. Der 81
sele III llrbrber tislsr Sbss, bic tGsli9 msbr
Grsunts s%spinnt. gstitiOrrn 81 @unisn Der
auHSIuns Iaufsn aus allen SanbeStbeilen Elm.
Der ausi9lue, BEN, bic Ssratbuns res Wabl-
eslsyss iibsrrasrn mar, bat i4 entiGispen, bas
Stimmre&tsan ale @anner, bic iiter 81 Sabre
alt iinb, ;u esten, tpsnn is sn Sabr in ibrsm
Sifrift ssppbnt babsn, unb ZAP has Stimulsu
pbIisatrrii9 iein fol-.
Jtalicn.
&p nj, ). Dec. Cir Bate 5rsre iii bier auf
isiner &eils mad @rsn, nm li6 bort Der britildem
Grpebitipn sur llntsrrriiduns sts Sflassnbanoels
an Der aiiiie ron gfrila anSuiSlisBsn, anseIanst.
Scrislbs bate bsuts cine autiens bel benz 3Sni.
sc, trsl9sr ibm cine splpsne Msbaias, bic fsin
SilSnie trast, siubGnSists, nit erm Iuftrase,
Sisielbe eisinsltcne ais einsn gswsis isinsr Sod.
a1tuns su iiterrsihen.
Sn Der Oeputirtsns Sammer purts tsute bisJRe.
sisrnns bic Iufi9lub barber triu6t, tpssbalb bic
SebDrce firSli& sisr fir snslii9e II. amer. 8intn
Nimmte S&uIsn ssi9lu6en babe. SisnSr eansa
erpitsrts, bae %sisitIbsn cbne ObrisfsitIi9s @s~
nsbmisuns seSHnet unp bic itdttii&m unb Ga.
aitGts. gerorbnunsen ni@t bsfsIst porbsn itien.
Surin, 6 Dec. - Der Nrnp, unb po.8lue
fnb aussstrstsn. gisls Yridsn Fnb pssss-
iawsmmt unb man9e Srtltaften febsn bsrsits
untsr WaNsr. Die 3sraSruns ron gisentbam
III srOb.
&sm, 3. Dec. - Cine Population Der Ams,
.:!aasr bate esitsrn cine @utisn; beim papf u.
iberrsi9te ibm cine NpreIt, rprin bic amsrifa.
nii@en aatbrIifeu cen bsilisen Stubl ibr. Gin.
sstans SeriSsra. Der Yaplt CAB cine rib. abe
9rtpisperuns unp srtbeilts i9licslid ben aa.ta-
lifsn 9lmerifas Ieineu Sessn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11

Wontae NbenS srsen IS ubr, Fnpet i'm
S&ulrfals Der Ct. @arisntir6s bic resslmGbiae,
raUnatIi5s @sriammluns res ,,St. alpbrnlus-
llrteritiBungs Gsrsinss fat.
gas @itsIisrer ino siusclassn, ;u eri6sinen.
Der Sefretar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
Sic gisroefranfgen. 21Y

Sen sinem suYerlGiTseu SbisrnrSt III Nrp
Yprt parp mir bic Nadri6t, ea6, in ter jsbt IN.
ter btnpisrprn bsrrlGnesn GPitsmif, bel bcinSc.
satilasr SsbaapIuns feline tSptli6 serlaufsnben
56Us serssfrmmsn iInp. Setrsfentrr Ibisrarst
bat mir ben geriaui isinsr WspiSinrn iberia.
gen une serisnee i9 ~pieislben PER Yelt, nsbIf Sc.
brautS.Mnpeilun8 9tgsn @inisneuns BON $500
Iershs: Or. Saum, 9. 8. Dor 1867,
Dubuque Soma.
Sffies Glas7raFs, uabs tfm 1arft.
Hps. t3.-tat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
1clesrapbifebs Sepeftb eat.
Traufrci1.

paris, 6. IG.-Tgr9 bic Sitlatirn IN
gsrIaiQss III tw @sitdfis;uitanb tss ganess &C.
lcdsrt pprbsa. @On bstradtst oof selisrn Ypn
Der glFsmblse sshablts Ureibiesr.9 pmite als
| f~sinbfslis ssssn tis Rssisruns ssiinnt. Die re-
publifanii@m 5rurnals in paris ~erilarsr, baB
bic MISUNDERSTANDING ben @iacn GrantrtiGs
niat repraisrtirs uat s~ryIanssn psrsn ~lcfortise
AuTSiuns, Sbisrs pirb p~abri6sir!i9 rsisni.
rsn i;ns man %srparist, RAP bic 8ssisruns in Der
DsuiiSsn SiBuns esr GITemblu fuur sstsu wirt,
tcas ff ;u tbun s%siSnnsn III.
Gas son Der a~Ismtlss ernannte Iuibissr,
Gentle, bielt ssltsrn in lletereinfimmurs nit
Gem Suffrage ers Niniitfrs Oufaure feline rrffe
Sisaaa, gne mGblte ,nni yralbsntsn Zen 9arpn
DC 2ares, gum @ies. prGiesutsu 9~lueifrt pas,
quirr, ;u SsTrstarsn @.W. Qefstrr, Yrurtalss
nnr SauTpnsiae. Rad spIentster Srsnniiati-
on srfrl9ts Vsrtaguns auf Mcntas.
0os Gentle 1T burG Zen stu!ras %iniiruirt, ben
@sirbsnt~urf ibsr bic Winifsrseraatrertli9feit
ous;anrtsitsn, IN bic 9s;iebuussn ssr snrI@ie-
bsusW S~taatsse@altsa ;u s~iuanssr fslDuleasn
unb ;a r~esu!iren.
Dram crpartet eOB ealsIbs sinsn Gnt.parf be,
riatsn pirt, temjufcIse jsper @inifter r~sisnirsn
muf, esr Gin TabslsoOtum srbGlt, Der tsn 9rGji.
benton Ron tsu Dsbatten Der alisnlblrs ausl4liret,
ibni abr ais Gntl6apisuns clue tsiGrants 81
to.Y elmaGt sisbt.
Iu5 Der 3uiammsnisBuus bss Grmitrs i@lisbt
man, taB ispsr Yeri4la8 auf aufOiuns Der Na-
Misunderstanding ssrpprfsn unb Dap bS6lisns
cine t~btiIretir GrrtusruuS hes Sauifs jsess
9abr cher iees spsi Sabre tsi9Icim wsrssu
pire.
Sas ogisn public" iast, tic 3uiammsnlsgua9
tss GpmitsS made bic Situalion um 70 %prseSrsr,
ais bic Nssisruns icWCbl mic bic aiemtlee sinsm
Staatsirsi@ slsi& atesasist isisn. Gas saub
fSnas ben jssissn 3ufauS Der hinge niGt bull.
cen. Gr tsutst an, hap pas 1anb aus freien
Stldsu intsrssnirsn iole, mas frpbI iosisl bsibt,
tab tas gelf isrtfabrsn ipgs, Ystiticnsa Su Gun.
fen Yeu Sbirrs unb isiur &ssieruns %sin,ursi.
den.
, Sbisrs bat I3 sniitlohen, feline grranbnuns
i'm Cabinet sprsuusbmsn, bis Der Ysri9t ess
Drsieiss. GpmitsS sinssrsi@t it,. Sails tsrlsss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
N e al q.

gSir MAIDEN unisre @bunnsntsn auf bic eta
tablirie erutitr 9uds &nnfs @uffGliea uuo
SpielpaarenbGnolnns srn 9obaus II. Ssdcr.
Ie. II Maintrabe aufmerIiam.
Sn tieitm neu e~tatIirhn @eibGftt fne Fsine ale
ten abSelassrts 6s8rufGurs ;a baben. gIass ID nsu
unN natiirIiG paS Bette in itinsr @rt. "a rs 10
81 iaser bic siuSi8e 6irma in bisIer ginir ii, ter
Ssnissntes Capital sur SarS itsbt 10 frS
bic YrsiIe bldg.
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0Sir baden Dor einisen Sassn 8tIsssnbsit
ssbatt, in Der Sfin tes Serrn 0isns scr,uitre-
DEN unb bort islbf su isbsu, tpsl&s srrbartisen
Gsf8afts s~stristsa tusrbsn. PER- aisne madt
aQe Sprten S&iHsccatraete, tsirrst Waarsn srn
unb mad europa. bat bic !Mscntnr Der eurrpGiiG,
amerifanii&sn Grpreb, 9rmpasnis, fslt @etisl
mad alien Tlasen europa aus, fsrtist aauftritfe
unp @crtsases aus unb tstreibt iitsrbaupt an.
artsn nrtarisQn @ei&aftc. Gls glssnt einr
Der sussrlaiIstsn Observation-Disclosures,
bic tcim Yranbe Gbisasc's uub Seiten's ON
iGnsaifsn anp rssafea tcsabltf, III bic t3abI Ger
prlicsa, bic e. %ausitslt, n~atirli6 isbr gree
Ssrr aisnei it elmer ttr sursrlGif9Nsn @ti9ifts,
manner Sutuautis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
Gin biaiaer sse;buahtsSdm mans !

Gin biaiser @cibnahtSfdmd mans
Sptn SGrceter, Der wobltsfannte SalcOnpirtt,
tpire am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine anSabl @GnIs
unb I iirfeyS C,,Schnudelhcnger op Letze-
burger Deitsch' . auf bent Billiard ausIpieIsn laisn.
@slbst sa& bel 3siten unS merit eud ben pIas
SlaDffr., Gde her 1 4 ts n. 2@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-11
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