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New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE REFORM DUSTMEN.

SECOND WEEKS WORK OF THE sTREEr-CLEAN-
ING BUREAU,
The Board of Police received a report from
the Superintendent yesterday of the operations Of the
street-Cleanins Bureau last week. 1t is as follows:
First 253 miles OF streets the entirelpaved area Of
the city, cleaned by ~ m, Wednesday. Second 2O
miles of the cleaned tho second time by
% a. M, Friday. Third 17S miles OF the same area were
cleaned by p. M, Saturday. Fourth In addition 10
the above, miles IN the Fourth Ward miles IN the
Sixth Ward miles I'm the Fourteenth Ward aud miles
OF Broadway cleaned the fourth, hftn ana slHth
time, making 40 miles Total number OF miles cleaned,
725. -
Monday, 770l; Tesday, SSH; Wednesday, 76S Thursday
100; Fri lay, sl6f; Saturday, S42 These men worked
4s22i days and received at the rate OF u 70 per day.
$3.50 81 wages. ,,
The total expenses Of dirtcarts at per day each,
was Os3 The tOt expense OF ashcarts, wh1cn were
employed 1O32i days al 81 per day each, was si,l29
Number OF CUBIC yards OF dirt removed l3lO4 numper
OF cubic yards OF ashes removed S726 t0tal OF CUBIC
Yards OF ashes and dirt removed, 81 83l SeOW rlners
and night watchmen etc, were paid 800 unloading 5oo
cubic yards OF DIRT ana ashes cost sOO making the to1a
expenses for the week sls,l5l 81
The Superintendent VI Police has issued TO tho various
captains the following order:
Section q SANITARY Code makes unlawful for any person
allow ashes drt to remain IN ay
public place" Yoa viii iufom every in your precinct
such ordnance viii be followed by The Pr arrest Of offend
ing parties iou will also report to this once ID & %nuIs e
occupant OF every bune part thereof within your pre-
nei who as to comply l section - OF ns e saaa ts and
sufficient barrels tubs and holding without leak
ge ali the rubbish ami garbage for 20 hours
% d bnug or psce of business Of which such
person be the tenant lessee or occupant Wno s
sells for ashes AID RUBBISH and the other or garaBe
LIQUID will inform such within yoa pre-
this ordinance be observed and tat separate Nesi
apsns Will held responsible the in bis precinct OF
Sect the ssntar Code" You will ed this General order
both plato and Instruct the officers and men your conh
thst its DrySsi0us may be cIuple1 WIN
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw -YORK...

PORT or sEw w-YORK.... ..............".......JULr
,D.sD City Of Mer, Dealea Havana and Vera CRU. p Alex
e.m.p Ann An Eliza RShari. isdeipRa VIM P clrde Co
steamship Monitor Jones, PGsaslDSa sL .i;iD9 ,n,
Steamship sss%.D s. ee FS' Bs, P''Fn FdsS rs1sD Briggs
ship Emerald, Mn san FIanei.sN liosand frOshng1,%
B B 9D ~ Fa h na hoca 'S essa. Soct%sSS 70
Bak Rosna QaLD. Gambardi Newport, Eng. socoveh Co
Lady Alice NOr Khng Queenstown or Falmouth Tetes
Bockm,nn. s,-.-,.,,c.
B B xs S %o Ss oi fSsSi
Bari s9.ss @ @ o s1 sa@Tss1 Dans M FSn1 EIs Eds Co.
BARK afibas hafd ds5 KaSisa P6lsdelPba osish Co.
sat bs Ess AST & E RS rs@de oereRs
BTs WsndeeT Fr simpson, Feioa Heney Parker
Sch CnndAlI tBr MaBamey Yarmouth via Perth Aaboy
'isti,' scsI. ]. 6. GTas, co1nOrs, Portland.
ScSr Marguerite III Oliver St Pierre. H A. soule &CO
seh Tssso OBJ belong 81 & John N b. Meney q Parker
M.ry Schultz Dutch) Schultz Liverpool s., DunssnO
sS Alice Gs3sI TS:, afs,Sn.s tsSn Be-, Wa,Fsn Ray
ssSr EoiSs5 BTsndssrs Charleston Bentley Miller
se9 Jo, Ens S.ssI Bake. E,,Si,Sgo. H T11 g. Weinberg
Sehr Statesman. Cole, BostOo.
sehr Barnard smith, Boston
Sehr. 5. P. Goodwin, waterbury, Stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship St Olaf Eo He Bergen June H. With mt's and
steamship CITY Lnshss CBrl Jameson nyepao, 49,
and Mssa sS s % seas, Ss % 5.y. n G G DALE
Blanchard B5 lie Cain, Rio J.neO Ma, 10 ri, Hampton
Roads DAYS, coffee
Scbr. America InsIshsm, ROndOut for Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsros July l-Arnyea steamships Wm Crane rem Baltimore
and sepne from New bsrks Bessie simpson. from
NJ BIRD hataus; Annie roray. from
Ans Alexandria, from Cenugosi bgs Aroostook from Trinidad
Celeste Maggie, and Areta from Cienfg H. H. leGi
yery philadelphia; Rescue Leona Waham
AatsnLs; LrabsL Baltimore; sehrs w d. Meifor
Hayden Bravo from Bermuda Ruth shaw from Pensacoa William
Fisher from New cteaas franeonA andaU Msgee from Mobile
NEwORLKAss June D-ArTed steamship George Comwe FROM
SsvYoIt. Sailed steamship Geo Washington, io S.w.YOri
FRAscDco July L-Aned, steamship Sacramento. foA
Panama
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July 1.-The nman ise resAship City % Bruss
which l Yrk June a. for Lvpoo arrived here ~ a
p. to-day Tbe Williams Guon Line SIR sshp Minnesota Pee
49, and th Inu4n Tine
Bristol Philips NewYok Jube ~. both Liverpool
here former &;JO yeer4sJ and sailed at $50
to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON Jay 1.-The North Gerum Lloyds seamslp
York kaest from hevfork June 49, fes Bremen avs ss
terdsy
PnipoUrn July 1.-The Hamburg Ansran Line sssnst,
Bh from sewSork June 90 fls Hamburg here
O'Clock yesterday afternoon
For Latest ship se,cs see Ffnh PaoeI
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
PLAGUE SPOTS REMOVED.

Capt. Yule and a section of the Sanitary
Police by order Of the Board Of Health, compelled yes
terday the occupants OF the twost0ry and attic tene
,ueuts Nos 49, 49, 81 and 80 Baxter-s and the four
sory tenement Nos. 90 and 50 Muberrys rear, to
move their effects aud vacate the buildings, which
not 20 be again occupied until they have been
thoroughly repaired. The buildings In the rear
OF Baxter-st. are among the worst III the Sixth
Ward and are owned by Peter Lynch. II the
alterations and repairs recommended by Charles
Phye the architect OF the Board OF Health are ordered
tear the buildings down and put up ones. The
Board however doubtful whether II has the power
enforce the alterations The Muberryst ttnements are
also TO be placed in thorough repair, under the
superVsiOn of Assistant Health Inspector H. D. JudsOD
who has charge Of the District.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY July 2
Mails States onv Southampton and Bremen by the
steamship Hansa u 81 Steamship sails at from
foot Of Third~t, Hoboken
Direct Germsn Mail is +eu by this line.
WEDNESDAY. July 3
Europe, Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Manhattan close az 81 Supplementary Mail Pier No. 40 NJ
r. 8 closed Al 80 .. m. Steamship sails At 3 D go
deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
conble postage
A Prassan Closed Nail Is ssn bY this lire.
Mail for Halifax closed the Eew.York PoOhee
Friday Steamship sails from Portland Me- on Sal
ur5aTs.
THURSDAY. july T.
Of American Independence The PoOhee and all Mails
will close at 70 IN.
for Plymouth Cberbourg and Hamburg steam
shin Cmbra close at 0O0 No Supplementary Mail Steamship
sails At 0. m, from foot Of Thri st., Hoboken. .
Havana and the West Indies per steamship Columbia
close m. No Supplementary Mall Steamship sails at p
ILL. frDnP Pier No n K
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE MANHATTAN MARKET

The Manhattan Market Company received,
Yesterday applications for stands in themarket at the
foot OF Thirty fourth-st, N. Out OF l6 stands $40
have been taken The retail stands were leased at from
IS to $40 week. and the wholesale stands at from 10
s,s a month according TO location. The Manhattan
Company incorporated by an act OF the Legislature
with the following officers:
Paul Armour Presdent Wm NJ Johnson Treiureri hugene
Pdn Courand Palmer Paul Armour Thomas MURPHY,
Jose Navarro ChAA H. s~a Wn D. Bo"enHkn, John o. Ar
mour and q. Palmer IT,. Trustees
The apta stock is 10000 divided In shares OF 800
each The building Is OF iron stone, asd PhlladelPhla
,ck and is 500 feet long feet wide Onehaf Of
the area is apart for and the building
when completed will be the largest incosed structure IN
OF Aug. i.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
NEGLEcrFUL POLICE CAPTAINS.

Superintendent Kelso has preferred charges
aeainst Capts John IL. Mccullough, Eighth Precinct
Michael j. Murphy, Eleventh; Edward Walsh, Seven
eenth; Thomas Byrnes, Fifteenth; Charles W. Csfney,
Twentieth and Thomas Kililea Twenty Precinct
for allowing professions form. and march with music
through their precincts 10 take part In the dedication Of
Roman Catholic Church, Sunday, June 23, IN viola
lion OF General order No. So The trials are set down FOR
July 8. before President Smith.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
cnrRr cALENpARs-rn, DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-HAxBKRs "opens at 10 m-Cal-
endar called At IL M.
3 Cook agt Baiker ct al 31Ihaeher ag n l. COnmer'
20. Peek ClarS. cial Assn =,
q .Webohn RT,ck ct az Call o. "A leon sgt morton.
GENERAL Recorder HckettJame A. Carroll
homicide Joseph An Harrison bugiry Henry Gatney
nahew ovmas assault and battery Ellen OBneu Anna
Wilson Fen Smith CaharBe Martin. William McCosh grand larceny
Tbop Jackson Edward Forrest larceny from the per
son Charles Koher false prctenses; Francis Dooe seduction
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
ported in favor Of employing IS men, at SIS per month

ported in favor Of employing IS men, at SIS per MONTH
and IL women, at go per month, as cleaners.
The Board of Aldermen adopted resolution directing
the Commissioner OF Public Works TO break connection
between the gas lamps erected for private benefit and
the gas MANS communication was received from the
Board Health stating that 1t disnfectng the city as
far as II can with the limited means at It's disposal
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen adopted resolution
requesting the Commissioners OF CHARITIES TO erect Two
more hospitals In the lower part OF the city, esoiu
ton adopted requesting the Commissioner OF Puohc
Works to delegate 20 the Common Council the power OF
appointing inspectors OF street paVenents; Inc Boaru
directed that a special election or an Assistant Alaer-
man from the With Assembly District. to supply the
place the late Assistant Alderman Haftt' shoud DO
had as soon legal notice can be given. .
The following Is City Chamberliin Palmers statement
OF receipts payments and balances for the week ending
June 20: MI,
Balances baances
June ~ 1877 Recepts Payments June ~ l1I
City Treasury S66l91lt ~ sg386 "a s5'sbLJ % so9JSi -
Sinking Fund oooooo ca
Redemption 2sl 253 70 1855 30 29oOos 81
Sinking Fund .g-os NJ
lnteTest..... +ll,Rt u 5lbO ii '''''' f'f''' ""
Interest on City .. .-oc, ,e
StOcks....." 1t,5n So lT.oos 20 N'OoJ 10
Board Of Ap. - a, az, -
portionment. 2e.22I ~ 2l,Hl 30 aUi W 80
Co. TreSsury... 1881 20 23l,03A B2N ~ OhioE1 -
Totsls ssOs4i 90 s65757 So 500 zi 80 s7,S7sJ7 70
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

The Board of Supervisors formally received,
veserday the tax books and the assessment rolls for
1871 commu nicaton received from the Controller
the estimate OF the expenses for cleaning the
sreets for the rest the year. heretofore published
In Tug TRIBUNE. The Committee On County ogoes re-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
MINlATuRh ALMANAC

San 4.3l run ,es ..... 734 Moon 29
HGH pAy-AA
sandr Hooi. 459 Cows Island 533 He'll Gate Ferry. 2I
Sauy 525 Cows IBaBd.. 6O3 Hell Gate Ferry. 752
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
fonoon advertisements.

EDINBURGH, SCOTIAND.-Largea and hand
IL BOARDING. ACCOMMODATION. Ma wBITSoS
sPAlmers,On.plaoe, West End
1NHE COURT EXPRESS-Puhlished every
l. Sstursyj pce ihrepsAe fa OF RashoAsble Enter
inmu Marriages and AygEoaehhg M,ages and Fashionable Ar
News Of the Nesk SOCIAL snd Political Articles Reviews
&c, kc 0nce-4 Pail NAL London, BsgAbd.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, John
w.son wa, held by Justice stabbng Bridget Kenny in the
face
At the Tombs Police Court, Officer Durham of the
Twenir seventh Precinct held yeeiay by Justice Hogan for
buay assaunng Anthony Ruek Of No Bonls Brooklyn, while
be c-dely waking Broadway Sunday evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
HECISIONS-JuLY |

SupeyToy Court-SDecidl 1erm-By Judge Freedman.
-y AIT Hev-Decree granted Norm agt Norman
decree granted Ryan al agt The sun Mutual ms CO.
See men on DsDe Rlusch sgt Muller-See on papers
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE ELEVENTH-AFE. OPENING.
LIST OF AWARDS AND ASSESSMENTS.

LIST OF AWARDS AND ASSESSMENTS.
The abstracts and maps in the matter of the
extension of Eeventhaye been filed in the Depart
ment Public Works. and the Commissioners Emanuel
b. Hart, James NJ sweeny, and Henry A. Smith, invite
the attention property to the amounts OF the
awards and assessments that dsafeeted persons may
be enabled to lille objections the Office, No. 80 Nassau
ST. on July 90 and Tor days thereafter This scheme
is another of the egaeies of the Ring and the Com
missiOners appointed under the act OF 1851 While
the amount involved is not so large in other Ring
enterprises, yet the undertaking gives evidence OF
doubtful regularity. The opening extends from the
northery line OF the public drive to the souherly line
of the street leading Kinbridge road at InwOod
st. and thence to the Harlem River, near shermans
Creek The land assessed extends from Onehundred-
andforty fth-st and Nnthave TO the center OF SAINT
Nicholas-ave at One-hundred and-fflyfhst and from
the Harlem II yer 10 TwOhundred-and-eleyenths hst on
the north HudsOn River on the west and Onehundred-
and-forty-ffh-st the south The awards for lands
taken aInount to $592427. divided up as follows:
sss6 Hsrris......,, S2S97 jenkins Van sehack sSo1
S. schser J. D. Phillips a. o., Unknown owners ' 4Sl-Oo
picard A smith l62lI Total s5S 4l7
OF these unknown owners" in September lS7l, Wm.
NJ. Tweed is recorded as owning tne properly ThHn ] rs
erty which awarded sO2lo; and C. Ingersoi owned
property which Is awarded sse51 oa ine a. Se net h
the city at large III the general TAX ley H flio 1
I, Hsessed .% gBG1 @ qpSeFHb E Of
NsyYqE Institute for the H. sq jane. n BROWN Si
urtson Rver Il 2g35 h. BeadesOn. ~
IL, W. Fields L. A. Sho"uen''''''''''''
II. W c. Bradburst.. 3H T. T. IOmnhson''''''' e..
L.
n 45fg Peter MOrns........... ~
N Wsrt ....,,.. 5udjl j. GaTyey. JtI
I.a.c nVk, }. L.
"a 242Nl J. Y. GOmz 0<S
small amounts are assessed TO j. NJ Jones, j. Il. Hinch
man b. r. Farchild, Potter Brothers, Francis Tones
Shepherd Knapp, and A. j. Espnaur 1t IS stated upon
good authority that many OF the " unknown owners
are Dersous To whom certain members OF the hlng,
owning the property when IL was condemned, have
Transferred other property. The books Will be closed on
uy 29 aud the Commissioners will present their report
IN fhe supreme Court for confirmation Aug a. Mean.
while property-owDers who have been assessed will
have an opportunity examine the books and present
their objections 10 the Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

Ciip Reh estate for Sale.
A FREE notwithstanding 1000 City
L Houses and Lots, C Map &c gratis Apply to " K STEVEN
son son, ii Pine-st. aHd 20 Fifth ave
Jesse S. OARMAN 81 BRO,
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS No. u CEDAR-ST.
Car3u attention given 10 the exchange Of property
Rser by permission to
j. D. Fish, Marine Nat Bank Henderson, Evening Post
J. h. DeWih Pres q. s. Life ms Co. W. r. Martin N. Y
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Cnuntrp propertp 10 fel.

no RENT for the season, or longer II re-
aure seclucus y miles from Hoboken, neS hreestou
% closets suitable Tor private snily "
boar the Car go within mile 1eat
a. -J1 by the year iInhod@'e POsseSso Hq'
az Al Cana-,t.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Real estate 10 Cxlbaaee.

/ ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight l0ts
on etlsr avenue in BROOKLYN EXCHANGE for COUNrRT
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-si-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Cilp propertn to Let.

A FINE STORE, corner Broadway and Thirty
~ thrs junction SiTthsye LEASBsniia5efor bier nav
30 NM. II. RAlNOi
s. Pnest
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
meooing CARDS. &r.

AT VIM. EYERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tonst-WkpDisd CARDS ald FINK STATIONERY. Esss
ushs4 lsl3l
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

r- lanes r. Wood testified: / am physician and
.rrgeon was called to the Grand Central Hotel on
Ian G. to see Col Fisk; it was about O'clock
,hat he had been wounded; on arriving at the Grand
.l Hotel found Col Fisk lying in the bed, his LETT
arm resting on pillow he was pale and his forehead
wa. bathed with perspiratiOni his pulse was 20 ana
"a. hi. respiration "a; he had flesh wound
NJ the arm a little above the eiDoWj 4 i'unu
o,nd ~ the abdomen. q inches 70 the rght OF tne
49, line and six inches above the DaVeli PIoDou
the xound making Of that species o. PfoH 10 Gar ri
tne hv nr Neaton when he found the pau ~ oair
ist, 80 the wound about h9lf an lncn scloe
clean woundand Il was tbe wound it
s Teady in about four inches passed t9e & pSe %
Po.b the adipOse 10 the rectus muscle uu 'r
Ihrout not feeling the ball. ala not press W.
probe further for none man but crazy should have
PdSS tha, heSore this Col. Fisk was very anAiys
have the removed he Ss Te an1S % Tops lS the prop
& ten but very short time his pulse eIm ,h and
Dr. Fisher Dr. Steele, aud Dr. Irp'sb P sbe rnon found
tbst Col FISK was suffering from severe SH'0A '
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
TESTIMONY OF MISS HALL

Miss Grace c. Hall testified reside at Wauingford,
Conn. | was at the Grand Central Hotel on JAN 6;
heard OF the shooting OF Col. Fisk little before
o'clock but didn't know ii occurred in the Grand Central
Hotel | had been sitting in my room on the NTH hoor
there and a little before went down into the thiFd
paror and OF the guests remarked that Col FISK
mad been shot then went into the first Daror little
after o'clock while sitting there found pistol on the
sofa between the seat and the back; took 1t out and
carried It to Henry the paror man 1.-THE pistol was here
o. Could you identify this pistoll A. No. Sir know
potbine about ps and there was no marx on at Dy
witch could identify ii the pistol took from The SOFA
/ gave 20 Henry. - ,,,o Az ,,o,
,bk won had in the third parOr before you went
20 the first parlOr A. Not more than 10 minutes;
,,sxior1 K No; / directly IN front or IL an Olu
ppanfleman-Mr. Dyer thiuk-was sitting on the sOta
snd / was conversing with him; while cObVerslhg
scovered the pistol the sofa, not very near the gen
,iensn and Detween the back and the seat was very
ear The corner the SOFA furthest from the entrance
Law tbe pistol by the light striking on u the nRht
from the gas just glanced on the small part tna' was
D,d # REQUIRE considerable force push 1t in theref
o. Did il require much force to pull 1t outf A. NO.
Sir very little. -, ho, ,,or nnlled n ont .
~ What color was the pistoi A. Dark -,
~ was II put in lengthwise OF endWisef a. bShsIn-
xpiae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Hennes Morbleu Kloos, G Gree
ley Hut; du gehs alt stark an d'Po-
litik eran, lefs dc fir eng Office!
.loos. Bo. Office, da miez ech daeh
den Himmel fir eng Bassgei ugesin ;
ech Sc fir de Greeley. an net fir de
Grant; d,as Allies.
Hennes. Ech doeht alt ct wiz Gu
rious fun dir oder basz dc iren en-
Temperentzmann gin Et schengt bal.
Kloos. Ohio {. Dat losse mer d'Mu-
{ er gin; e Miseler an en- Temperen-
70 IF, dasz dach gerad, We Feier a
"; ser.
IL mes. De Greeley as dach den
Apps | fun den Temperentzmucker
Wart. loss den emol President sin /;
he wiel5 icch emol dc Whiskey Ia
ken a Lat dem Beer, den en- ausla-
fe liest, kcnst de d'Lenninger Millen
dreiyen.
Kloos. Das 10 all don't Gcschwetz,
du kanns mech net utzen. Kuck
emol de Grant, dc gehiert net Gu
der Gesellschaft, dc gehiert zu enger
amer, zu der Saufcompagnie, zu de
Schnapsbrider huos de net solver ge-
sot, das e bel Pittsburg Lending voll
Il mussen Sc net muonchmuol
sSteipe bel he s%tellen, das he stoe
lkann. Ech fir mein Del gesin dach
Viewer en- Temperenzbruder as We c
Schnapsbruder fir President. OBJ
1--WE Gecken sen ct allie beed.
Hennes, An du, du has den dret-
ten eng aner kier kanns de mech
opzehcn. Bojour ech ives, du bas
dach net fir de Greeley.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Tir ben 0uB Ter 500 Gcntner i6wt

rem 86lnerO ing OF aus crpterz
ten fransSii6en @ei6iiBen iinc % 81
fertsn einsereidt mcrcen, m~ciitens aus
Oeutldlanc, ater aud aus Der Terne,
/. y. aus Seiterrsid, Stalisn unc TO-
ear aus Srantrrih. Die spn ben 3sis
tuneen gstrahte Nadridt, bic @lpdc
miiiIc, neil bic Startttrre III ense ieiz
ri, innerbalt Ger &BIner Hinamauern
9aspiisn wcrren, 1T bel rem tsrcits oe>
pilp9eugn Scrattunsen nit SahYers
ftdnrioen III Sro9c 9eitelIt wprren, nber
pobei wurpe Der Ginwanp semadt oh Elm
Giienbabnna99pn uni tit su paiirenrsu
Sriifen binldn9liGe Sra9fdbi9fcit fdr
zen transport beiIben, Die Gerbanps
lun9en, melde md ;piiden &SIu urr
rcu @lpdengiebcrsirn i'm @anoe inn,
riiriten ppbI crit ua6 einem bis ;pci
Mpnaten paBin 9rCieben iein. raf cn
0ue peroeben wcrren fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
3mr;mal ilbrrae 6pG,eit.

Neu6 fweicrte am y. ~. ras Saupt eli
ner 0eahtctcn 6amilie, Serr @ilbelm
Slider sum SreirnmaIe feline iilberne
6Ud;eit. SIN Sabre 1918 sum crltens
male Yerbeiratbrt, Ycrlpr or feline Sat
tin nnh 27jdbri8cr aiiGliGer Gbs mad,
sincm 19jdbui9cn 28ittwertbum rerbei,
ratbcte cy iid Suri a%npcrnmale; nit lei
ncr sweiten 6rau tessbt CT nunmcbr
eIeidfallS ras iilbcrne 6p4sritsfrlt. -
n9ae eebt mod iiber sOlpcne Sr6;eit"
fam man nit Redt Id0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Hennes Morbleu Kloos, G Gree
ley Hut; du gehs alt stark an d'Po-
litik eran, lefs dc fir eng Office!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Sas Staatdea 2eoheu in Ster

2as Staat6ea 9eohsu in Stsrs
StGiermarf fam untepin9t ~ zen reids
fen in gan; Seiteuei6 9e;ablt irerren.
Aus zen Der 0cmeinps Sebbrigen QS6ls
tern unr Ssrswcrfen rr;ieIt ndmliG ole
SirNerfGaft 10 niblidc GrtrS9nifr, tab
tciipielsweifs in riciem Sabre nidt nur
aue Steuem 9e;obIt merren tcnnten, ION
Rem aud mob Gin llcberi6uf BON 140,s
600 Walern nod @cy3dltaie rer Sslss
unscn an rie SiirSer sertbeilt murs
re, rppScn Gin;e!ne getrdse BON 1000
1000 @uleen erbieltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

9liennno fann Sies gitters nod @orihrift
Htbulcr, uno cennoh idn9ere 3ett leioeno bisibcn,
ourau69Cictt. oar iCtHe Snohsn nod uiht burdl mi
nsraGibc @iite ooer onbsre 0iitteI 5~eritort, oosr bic
SebCusorGdnc uGOCrbciierlit ruiHirt iuorccr iino.
E1cpcpia ODER uupcrDaMIiGteit, Sopi
ibmerJ Shultcridmsr,. @uiten, Embellishments.
Shnjnoel, ldures auiito6cr hc6 @Pnc6ue, ihlcdter
g1Ifmot i'm Wiunbe, @GnsrtCiocu, nCr;tloptta.
Sun9cu=GntSlnoung. RiereUlCicCn Uah buroCrtc
oou cnotrn ihmcr5boitGn SnmrtoncH liro bic Sol.
asn pon TtsEepita. gegen pisle teirsr bat oos
S'tttcrS Mot ICinc5 WtgtrCu.
@e0en sIrauenIcioen, bel iurseE ooet oltcr,
pcrbeirGtbetCr UOCr lCNtgen Tdr;cu. tciru Arbruh
Der S9ribIidtctt, mic bvt Dem gsrGisl ocg SCetng.
CtpetIct oiSs toriitc Sittcrg cJreu 70 oUrf'rciiCre:u
Sintus, OGf zine 5CmcriCnsypeytbe &crssNCIr9 iiu
bGlo gcltene mGdt.
1CGen cntiunoIihea MID fItrujIfcr
IbsnutetisntuS, eiHt c~jolcG-. rim~ittiv,rtuUN
tnttsntttircnec Nitteg, 3rCn'5,.cn nte s'tUte5, or
sebCr, Der 9iicysE auo Sla's, bat Piss %i..,rs Mat
ltlIicS CltlGCn. SicIC 9rGNl!tltCr CerCCr cUrh
Utroor0Snts Slut Cr5eaCt, caS gtUvPHIr burlh m
crenun9 Der S6re0uuuCs0rn2 rck ruoT1cugcd: lpICN.
90 iii ciu geliu9ca s.biracNrGa-rittcI, 10:
fpobl ais ciG ScHie, !uGbrGuo es nod otC beioN-
oere Stgtnlt0it bettt, ah cir mtd.iaCs Sehui!tI
CUR gCleitiguug pen GcngtniopCn, CbCy Gr.itrogEa
ici0en Su lptrfer.
gae CONTAMINATION mic Su.itl8at.
SbmGren SGlSfus. Simmer, EteI.U. Nii.tiy,
Yuitelr, Beulen, 9crbnuttln. Riuquuru, Wrirologi.
inltnmc Iugeu, Rotbidui 3rdBC, $dori. %HiiGIartt
Der Saut mo anotre SdntleiocU, lUGS GUb ibrt Jtu
men oeer ibrs SeinofsEbsit ic= mo9cn, lurrosr
buhiidblih burd1 bie5 SittGr5 GusgtrottIt.
Die G~iecuidaiteu ron Or. 70 Gtfer'S 81
uEsar 8jtters kno obinbreuo, lbneit- unS
ninotreioeno, ndbrene, barntrctbeno, btrabigcne,
reiSlinoerUp. Q~lterireno uEo anti=hilios.
SauienDc caufbarcr Yatientsa efldrSR
Sins9or Sitters als oas lpunoerbarite Stdrfnness
mittei, eas ie Gin acknowledgements SpitCm uns
terltiSt bat.
o.. 8. Re1onalo & &c.,
8roeuifen. Gan Sranetseo. GAL.
uno Ode 4Gihin9ton u. Charlton st., Stem 9erf.
gu habeu bel allen Sroauiiten unb SdnbIern.