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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-09-03

CHARACTER is CAPITAL.-Whaty you can
effect depends on what you are. You put
your whole self into what you DO. Ii that
self be small, and lean, and mean, your en-
tire life.work is paltry, your words have no
force, your influence has no weight. If that
self be true and high, pure and kind, yIgor-
Gus and forceful, your strokes are blows
your notes staccatos, your work massive,
your influence cogent; you can do what you
will. Whatever your position, you are
power, you are felt his king ly spirit, you are
as one having authority. Too many think X
of character chiefly in its relation to the life
beyond the grave. I certainly would not
have less thought of it with reference to that
unknown future, on the margin OF which
some of US undoubtedly at this moment are
standing. But do wish that more consider
alton were bestowed upon its earthly uses:
would have young men, as they start in life,
regard character as capital, much surer to
weld full returns than any other capital, un'
affected by panics and failures, fruitful when
all other investments lie dormant, having as
certain promise in the present life as IN that
which is to come.-C Charles Peabody.
, 1874-07-11

his boat and acted IN an Improper n1anno, To-
wards n lsdy: Bon,o gonttomon present ron,nl-
htratod with him, and or1urol him to loave tho
place wleroupon lia slr,ck them. The officers
version of tho nifatr WAS, thht ho was attracted
to tho house by disturbance therein, md TINT
10 cautioned tho occupants agatnat disturbing
tho poaco. Ho excueod tho liberty with Tho
young lady on Tho gronni that Bho waa friend
9! q! hls, and had lnv,tod HIM to alt by hor.
Mhon no nhs going dowt-statrn ho WAS
pouncod upon and struck by tho young
men, aud aEl ho did WAS in self-tlofonBo Tho
otner caso was proved by tho eergoasit Of Ills
ulgihtoh. After careful confederation OF tho
ostdonoo, tie Commissioners discharged him.
Isaac +; vt. Chair and Frank zeman were noxt
arraigncd on charge Of tieobotllenco OF orders
and filattontion to duty. Tlloy uero lot OF will
q caution TO bo moro attentive In future,
-. Edward Horst wns thon brought boforo tho
commissioners, charged with n1sltroating q
plumber named 01Iata. ComplailIant waa 1ear
tic tunnel with a ftlond on Mondnv ovonnn,
when 10 WAS aeonaad by ono Mack Of = mild in.
propristy. 01lara Indignantly donied liza
charge: and Mack cal!od dcfondont, aud rnnoatoi
tho allegation to him. Complainant nhyp hia
acc1iBor tile lio, when Horst showed him down
the ateps of tho tnn.iol. O'IIara asked lin
officer for hta number, bl,t tho lattor ronl1o1 tv
splitting tho back part OF his hoatl open. and
thtoa ening to shoot him. Two witnesses cor
roboratod, and tho Commissioners dismissed
Horst from tho force.
, 1874-07-11
ropors, wero arroatoi yesterday by Officer Swan
Doydon this morning, for vagrancy.

FnS1r
Bor. aid thnv viii ayh 70 assot ~ hofnre sin, nwn
I1nyn,, Iht y, ~" a'n " a'a"or neiore Just1ct
.u" VIVA "'o'ua'8' w 'oS 'AsFa"oS'
>s .. MONROE OF E'gln, has acnt to tho police 0,
blaoK mhfaa md carriage, which somo one
borrowed from him aud forgot to return.
Dotwson and 8 O'Clock yeetert1ay morn,no
nufgata a entered tho resdoneo Of Mr. Eli Frank,
| no; i,, u brown stroet, by forcing aido window
1,,Ia MaE @ @}mmy, ana esolo Sloo IN tTonty4iollsr
1ng the inmatea from slcop. and therefore no
oluo to tito robbers ohn 10 obtained.
Professional burglars attempted to rob tho
They attempted to drill tho saf wbee is. aatAineG i's[
1000 In money, bui Only PARTIALLY ' anrcset'nd
and abandoned tbe woris ior aomn cauuo ,,ot = ~
pafont riloy enfcrod tho Post-O -Ojiico mn, a. "a.
cured a12 worth Of stamps and aa2b-wafoh. Tia
n is .,,,, ,I., n...,.n .n,, =.
~ dhld tIat paftios VINO a1e suspected OF
~ .iay,S hS hao hant IN to recent gunpowder plot
suddenly decaapod to avoid arrost. notaoiivcs is
aro ati!t engaged iu working m thu cosc h,f
thus far with poor sucooes ~ ~'''S' 'A'
Two oorman uouon uoro milking anxtous IN.
qnlfloa laat ovani"g for poter N. LousIngur.
haloon-lieonor, whom they represent to be their
husband. Ono lives at No. 1877 Fourth avo-
Trns} any n1.u mo otaer , ut. tito CORNER OF
ttat M potor is marrying man, having ta1iun to
hla a boaon no less than aevonteen wives, and
tn9y, aeo,mlnE TINT he has had his day Of con-
nnblal felicity, proposo to cleol Inn IN ILLS mad
e career. no vas aeon yoatotlay In tho vicinity Of
tno Madison ssroot Station, making preparations
to t; open lager beor resort, with monov which
clio women state ho Inns procured from thom.
james r.es]io and Edward 1,rown ora ot,,.o =,
the Grand Central Yarint,ns IN rann sraa ~
Madison, ptaco wliic has bean proi;, I..1,; ~
rows and brnwa. I,nst ovoninr chont 'i1. r.
tho yong mon raulcd wars ar,9ased n tsi,' i'oeh.
preliminary drink. when tboy isoDn,a ~ ttunaGs taa;s
, 1874-07-11

ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Ihero viii bo music In tllo Chicago Avenue
Park tonight.
:, Inc fonrLl animal picnic Of tho Western 1Il-
ahe bund will bc givon at Ogdon's Grove Sun
day. '>'AA'
Inc f1rat arrtthl picnic OF tho uelyow FAMILY
oenoht hAaocatton Wtll bo gtvon sunday NJ SUI
vor Loaf Groyo
49,, iho assessment books for tito flown Of South
Cn'oaSo Will be turhe1 over To tho County CLARK
Nlol'aay mofnihg. Thoro aro numerous people.
li4obtiy mofchants, who Aavo neglected to nttond
10 thle mattcr. and nnleBa the bsIiess ts attout-
cd to to-day much additional axponso will bo lho
result.
A meeting Of tho Womon'e Tomporauco' Or.
Ea,'ization FOR tho South Sltla will DO hold In tl,o
nrn9er-neotng room Of tho Young Mems Chris
.lan Aasoelatlon 1873 Madison street, At o'cloak
requested to attend.
The Young Mon's ohristan Association will
oIean2o g Conversational Dible Class at their.
rooHs. r. NO. 1io hladiBon Btroet to be held oyery
;Ia Ha;aay morning at a. rn To continue one hour,
tic o sn H %oFuoT qo9" a w1 b. mszars and
eit9. and sny othcrs wishing 10 Htndy the Dbo.
aro cordially invited TO attend
The Roy' Arthur MITCHELL pastor of TIM Fra.
trostngytorian Church, corner Of Iudiann nvon,,n
s @ TGe mTat 'tsos will preaoh tbs morn
Churches gl unite their evening coneroestions M
during tho months Of July aud Augaat, worshins
lug lug ~ tho two W curchos alternately. To.mor
nnro ufsu,.;E @ tne 10y MR. Gibson Of the Second
church, VIII preach In the First Church.
~. Ino following ig tho programme Of the con-.
!. Lincoln Park March. =. 1,ro,,, y, :
n 0vnrtnrn ~ :. ~, .8traupa
nr.a M from "stfadelo." solu for cornet, Tjotupy
o. tahtasia al!l,s OIL themes from 81 The uugue-
- KOHcIkfnnx
O. SPRING Gentle Spring. waltz. 'niyicra
49,. 49,. rAnr II,
!. Overture to Ita1iana in Algierf y
?. Warriors Galor ,,,,...,". ''''''' -
Tycoh4 ee na1g from Lucrezia Dorga u" Donfzettt
6. Potpourri from "Faust' f,n,I'i
.. Ueriin Ntarch. FshJa
, 1874-07-11

To-day the Lfngar1s will give their lust nor
fornanco Of "La Tentatton" ak McVickor',
Theatre, at tile matinoo and in tho evening, Tht
Weather proving agreeable, tho house will prob
ably DO bottor.. Last evening, Dir. L1ngardE
benefit occurred, and a fair houst
was found to crafty him. Mr. 11artel n,ade q
blnnuor In ono Of tho skotchos. Afr. Hnrte
1nakes 1aany bluuders one is to Bupiose tual
dlfgos arc alwaya iu order at aloVickos's, ani
that slow music prsparos ono for. comedy
Lust night. however, when AIr, Lin,
gard commenced his aftor-dipuor epeect
aa Old. Muddlobratu," Mt, uarto]
facetio,,alY commenced tho air for the following
akotcll, ~ Shouldn't Like to Say.,n, Cunsideriuf!
that Old Aluddlobrain !" roso 10 lis feot for tho
plarpono Of Haying. tho mt,stc was, to say Ind
!enst, lnapproprtate. But Mr. Hartol'a Helautions
suuer from the sumo blightng i,.lluonce,
THE ACADEMY OF Mtjstc.
GEORGE Davenport had o lair llo,lao at tho
Academy last evening. playing the IRISH sketch Of
Ireland As Il IL, followed by farce, Tllo
same bill viii be glyon thls evening. AT tho
lowed by a la.ce. Mr.. GARDENERS co1npany las
iotniaod., and is supporting him, togothor with
AIR. GARDENERS orchestra. 1'h,B tnust be ratIer
irritating to Mr.. Hosliius, US his engagement
was rnlned by tho wrotchcd nrtintic rubbish
Gioseh @ &c to support him in tho old English come
~e"a "t@tt Ao5tSA AA0HllY UlEuE,
TIE ulpronnoME.
Io'day IS the Inst Of the hippodromo on the
lako shore. Two performances will be given.
aud tue afternoon will bo unusually exciting.
Mr. JacK a1uoEo, tue pedestrlnn, wall run another
race Win tue uHllan who vanquislled hlm, Thiu
tlno. 1t olAimed tho mns&or is earnest, there
being q stake of $500 aida on the match.
PIcNIcs FOR THE POOR CHILDREN.
~ fhe Editor Of Ihs CA,cago Irtbuno:
Sin: May VIC ask you to insert thu nc.
conapanying call In the columns Of your paper
III New York aud In Philadelphia these froo
excursions havo proved great success, aud
MANY thousands Of poor children haye enioyed
thcso visits to the country.
We foel aasllrcl that it you will i,ssort tl,is
call IN each issue OF your paper; between now
aud Monday. VIC shall hayo large meeting md
be h6o to start the thing in good shape, All
lilo papeFh hnvo takon The matter up eaitorially
and thus contributed to tho succoss.
Wlll you please bolp. us III tho Hamo manner.
and obllge, youfs truly,
CHICAGO, July ~, lb7A.
There will bo meeting Of the business men
OF. C4loago held. ut the o!lioo Of tho Nopub|ic
Life insurance Company. 157 and l59 Lasa1o
s;raot, - On Monday morning tile 18th inst., at
u ooloclt, t0 cousidor the question OF furnishing
E!lo poor children Of our city with FREQ oxour.
tlonH to tho country during tito hot asasot., ALL
Eriouda Of children IRE earnestly requested to ba
present,
D. +. Allen. LIZ. Loitor.
Ducat j. Lyon, W, i, Coolpaurh.
J. Irving Ioarre, john V. Farwo!i. 4
Il. Z. Goodel Auson Btacor.
Dr. George L. Hall, William D;oss,
Aimbafk Dros. S Co., Robort Coljyor.
J. IL. HondulHon, Paul Cornell,
And many otners.
, 1874-07-11

Tho ropera and stocrors for gamb1iug-housos
mud short4oard games invariably have nick
namos. aud thoir truo coguotncns aro In many
casos unknown to ono another. Among the
MANY tso-ronny sporting ~ mon nom In town
, 1874-07-11

haa hrother-in-aw in this city, but his ndiresu
ta not known. Deoeased was singlo man,
about 2s years old. The body was sont to tlloo
!Msorgne, wtloro tho Coronor will hold an in4ueBt
th1B forenoon ut II O'clock
, 1874-07-11

AL that ls necessary to bo dona to make the
acquaintance of any or I'LL tllesa individuals Ia 10
assume The air Of wealthy md yer.lnnt coun-
lyman. and patrol Clark; street, uoar Madison,
for All hour or 10.
, 1874-07-11

or twenty mon t1or day, fnoHtly in tho country
II tllose man will bo wiso and roman In til
country instead Of returning to tho city to spou
tho "intor, neither they or tho city will DO til
loser.
Tho comet passed. its poriho'ion last evening
and was worry brtIiant object, Its tafl oxtend;n
Houlo fifteen dcgroes upwards north towards th
zenith and ourvlng porcoptibly towards tho 1ef,
u was Soon by great number OF visltora to th
Exposition Building through tho toloscop
mounted on the north balcony. It will bo still
| moro interesting tonight, should tho weather b,
| Hno.
a1essrs. Spaulding h Merriok manufactured
anu Hoid during tho first six months Of tho pres
ent year 1,024, 1906 pounds tobacco, on whict
they paid a tax Of Ss324, ,825.90.
Mrs. James Smart, Of No. 3i piorco street
found montll-old boy baby, wrapped MP in {
shawl, mud lying on the sidewalk, at tie corne,
Of Congress and Halatcd strcots, yesterday after.
noon. She took tho ttln one to tic Aia;lison
strogs Station, whonco 1t waa sent to tho Found,
lDgs' Homo.
At tho aomi-aunlat general mcotiur Of the
,nEreja" Scandinavian Singing Society, tho fol.
lowlhE were elected oloors for the enrling aomp-
uonrv L. Hertz; Cashier, Gust Nyouist; Ho.
oorutng 6corottry. @. &. Lundoerg; Fiunuoint
Secretary. III. KASHhn Ciorrannnnftnu aoorot,,,,
Martin Hertz: L{brar;an 9vnm Nn1aon ooA Ts..5
tees Bophus Storm En-. turner mi Gari 19r.,1n
Musical Director, john +. SWANSON oA't so'
A war r,dr = o,....,.,..
torsu sn.u ~, ''asu f. ouRm'ng ~hilo at work yes.
frnn. sa sa,Ta'I 5eR, NJ. - Eag1e street, fell
an,n,ss seana, o;s,ance OF 2o feet and 81. ucls
arn, saa Ky t.o, y. utlEns ana atoncBt His right
~ m @ "as o'oAen q, tne oipow nnd wrist, 90 that
o,an9 Io uonea plosruoed from tho skin. Or. Boil
his hoo ehS ~ 1aa and Tue man was taken to
A'o uolno' No' INV eu4ton atfcot'
Medolln, ono OF tho Aztec ohiIdran an exh,.
bition At sidc.show CONNECTED viii, the h,nno.
dromo on tho Lake Front, foil down Tie stara
lending from platform last uiclt. and 'd.S dia'
located tho left humanus. O small bone OF tic
arm, near the shouldor-bladc, Sl1o was ro,novo oJ
to the Nevada Hotel, wiere Dry. Tannnnt ma
Phillips attended to tho injury aud plnned her
III comfortable condition.
ELLA storan ,s NJ, 1so pa.,o. ...- j
tbrnwn from Tia ua"o,, 10 LaGno aVenne, "aa
tha oorner -, " IT, Tu6ud sossos"ay morning., at
hs horsc noor a3;u,a anu .;,;n; ann atraets ny
fricbfonc1 A. a narfnrnai, ai mnach h haa peoome
niiehsly iniurad .dT ptiJ,ins ~ hs oear; no was
wara arrcsted @ hnt s,,I,s snh nuae ano IT'S owner
nrnin crimc 1,ot,,;sns Wv" ;9sauso!ueaaY olaoharged,
Ma,iia6n stroat Gi",ta. Gta!oas ~ performance at the
Drot;tnJa ~ ts r.'i;o t ~ Ieopgnstlon OF his
@@-' - '0' p'4'' 4or nos 1ooatng hlm up.
Coroner Stephens held an inquiry yostcrdav
intn th1 utono ntto IL
, 1874-07-11

arc tho iolloWing:
Tooshptck Bon,
stoyelliI'e Den,
Appetite Bill,
Jumping Bain,
Nob6y To,s,,
Simply johnny,
Cracker Jack,
Tho Kid,
I.aat-Tnrn jim,
Dusty Dan,
Ltnglo-t)ut Jin1i
Pretty Tom,
Confidence Dave,
Strlng-liccl Jim,
BIg-n1o.lth George,
Windy Charley,
California sain,
Dfrty-9llirt brown,
bill, tito butcher,
firUiutA I1aye
, 1874-07-11
observing tho business transactions in TINT an.
thbshlitnolt, and found tliom both amusing and

Instructive. ''7'"e '""
notlcod, amongst othor unaccountabls things,
rst inSy ofhngsd + ns asGeors t vet otte
charged two or thteo Of thom for Haoriilcig his
goods 90 shanlofuty, and waa almost sorry That
tbo poor oreattirob should be mado to s,lror,
whon their seemed to TO goncraIly ono c,a..
toner. . nl6eit about ialf-a.dozcn tegnlar bidders
displayed groat anxiety to rroouro tho articles.
and much .ogrot TINT theY regularly permitted
tl,o last plea Of tho ngonIzed vendor to pass I'M.
hosaea; nat att9r y While wlion noticed tho
markod faeo. who sold tho gold repeater aud
6.foot chai for e15.7b followed III tt1rn by Tia
young gentlonaa with . stulby mustacho aud
ssoo sefH to ranas @ he esS who as so
booauso n trade d 4 srado, donblo.bArroi or
sihgto."-I concluded the uhango Of taleut ut tlis
eoheorn was the rule. aud, for Homo reason boBt
khown to thon1selvest each mat would fotir6;
from tho public Kazo for period, aftor having
threatened tho outfit with ruin by q few ''sacri.
Thai this rocklesa disposal Of number ono
hlore fs almoss certaln, for rot long ayo no. no.
ttcod tho ting WIS down, mud doors olosod. Tho
Sounds OF gnitar. accompanied by thin
rdco, cdno from d window overhead, and
to tho entertainment Of tho storo.
saw one of tho atfacbeb ot Tho dsfct auatio. eai.
room rfsn .ndastionaly ''bldiug 10 like ooncorn.
A'nu oA taual 6tTuel. competition T1B 8hnrU
bctwaen himself and q 1rown-hairod dranrar. T
did not wsis 10 lcaru tho result, but my money
nays tue Granger got away with tho goods. Il
Was ht tl'is last place, Oh "cornor-atone day."
that hoard ono man Offer to show q atrangeer
entirely through the private track OF Washing-
ton street t,lnnol TOR 81. The policoman i
on tho corner, who could hardly = fall to
ohosm oIsso,n tue game evidently thought It
foa sac,,rea Shaough ,d ad n aad :. n.othg Yesterday
undertook to hguxs the losses Of tbs mai, who
stands III tho alley opposite tho Sherman House,
a. and conducts lottery business rio entiro
population of this city must DO familiar with tho
sight OF tho ohancc-boK gamos. Tlia individual
must l,avo tnGen In $40 Or 912, ono person con-
tributng s5 without suffering tho misfortune Of
,slnglo losa. lndood, while sat watching him,
although he frankly assured tho crowd that ho
did not always como out wlols. ha rouoipt. woro
not profit After protty thoroughly oloai,ing out
tue crowd ho retirod teepor into tho alley to |
the boxes, mud out Of probably 100 there wero |
four which contained CURRENCY, md ho did nut |
seonl surprised or disappointed.
Chicago, July 3. Tottv Arrrv
, 1874-07-11
JUDGE 4. Il. dfDD1Sdg.

70 tht Editor q, Ihe Chicago Tribune; -.
SIN: It was with Badueaa TINT learned this
morning Ct the accident TINT bofel tho Hon, 4.
Il. GddinRs, Judge Of tho Thirteenth Judiciaj
Cir1uit Of Michigan and, on behalf Of lis many
friends IN Michigan, dealre to thank Mr. 8.
Shepard for hiB .promptnoss in preventing euoh
an untimely and unnatural death az would have
resulted from tlis temporary fit OF insanity to
nano action OH this oocnsion 10 oortainly de-.
soryos the gratitude OF nil lovers Of manAiud: ho
not only prevented follow-boing from comnlt-
ting ao!f-dcstructfon, but SAW that ha was nlaced
where he would have care nnd treatment, which
will no doubt bo tho moans of restorin0 him tn
health, 40 TINT he eau resume bis labora mon
tho Bench, whero ho has gained such great Dis
t!lction. A. II. Gi1dings is ono Of tho most I'M
partial ana popular JudRos In the State or alcli-
ean, and las long boon au or,,ameut to tbat nro.
fesslon Which lie 10 highly adornn.
Z. ". 1roNAuD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23

gagAgicueits seolosiide Gntosduns. SOi,
meilter nSie leben allO, Serr Baron, Die
Groe beltebt ni9t alein ipie Ole Oberild6.
li4en 0erren @eologen meinen, stlua nur
aus 6ellen, ueridieoenen S%bonarten, Wte.
tallen uno ber9lei9en, ionoern aud aus
alten Siiten, Siriten, &dmmen, S6ublob=
len, Safen uno ocr9lei6er 8ebiloen Der
Manniaftur."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23

DsB-@tan i6reibt es Der 9isbe gu, ooB
Srdute wenis ellen. @abrl6einli6er I'M
oeilen wollen lie Den Wdnnern peiB mas
den, iuie lei6t cine 6rau Su srndbren lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23
Yeter Aiene's
.emernl SJNessGmr
fur bic neutrality-suspicious. /:

fur bic Gcuerser Iherunas ssIsuIGafteu
GapitaI am 1. Sdnuar 1874.
Smpcriai BON vonoon, $ 5000, 900
Slnga! uon liverpool, 1900, 900
German Nmerisan D. u. q. 1850, SOl
ct. Sanl uon ct. Saul, 1921
ct. Suiepb uon 0tihouri, 575,469
Srcmers uOn Millpaufce, $50, 900
@ctna 2iie SnIurnnrc 81. 20, 100, 500
CGis dlteAe in Gmtrita.)
%. u. N~rstOentinl D. 6artforo, 1900 5
3ieie nd6tisen Gcmraaniesn, bic Fd BEL ssm Gsieaac uus
Sctpn 5suer eurh ptnftlte 3dt!uus ibrer Qerlufe BE-
rdbrt haten. e%rpfebten ih ieltit unr tenrsu @erfteruneer
cen Gtsenieum ~ pen e%tlt5fttn Staten entsessn ssnomnisu
reresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23
gSy~Gin amiiIantes @eIpr16 foub fiji,

g&y~Gin amiiiantes @elprd6 iano tiirs-
LID Spil6en einem 2onoonsr Stuber, DER
cine Spajieriabrt BON Canada mad O9-
o~ensburg, q. D., ma6te, uno Dem &utl6er
zines oorti9en Wtietbwosens itatt. Ser
Stuber erfunoigte lid iiber Die Sep6lferuns
unO Die &eSierun9siOrm Osoensburs'g.
Gs wuroe ibm 9eantpOrtet, Ogoensburs
sablte etlua $4,000 g~inwobner uno lei cine
incorporate Staot nit einem MtapOr ais
Saupts Grccutiu 6eamtcn. limb trG9t Die
Ter MapOr aud Die Snii9nia leines stm-
ties 2" ira9te Der StuBer. gSnIignia ?
mas 1T Oas? rieI Der eritaunte Gpiielen-
fer. y9iun cine Settc I'm Den Sals," er=
tldrte ld6elnO oas 9Onopner Staottino.
80 Soft bebite, nein," lautete bes &ut=
i6ers g~ntwort; .cr lit pOllitanOis barm=
log unb sebt irei lumber"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23

RB~Gi9enes lln9lid. Sage mir INN
@ottesmiQen, Imalie, warum biit Ou i'm.
mer 10 trauri9 unb nieoer9ei3lasen, hu
Die Satin Oes rei6iten, meosr BON einem
Staatsoienite %abbdngigen, nod an elm
8cl6dfi getetteten, iol9li6 ireien, ungsbun-
oenlten Waunes DER Staot."
v9tun, meme liebe Sulie, peun on oenn
onr6ous baraui beitebit, ben Gruno mei=
mes Summers Su %fenren, 10 l6re.-0u
ipeiBt, o0B mcin @atte. oils i6 lin beiratbe-
te, Witper mar. Meine 6reunoinnen,
Die lid Dor mir pere6eliGtcn limb, oa Die
cine elnen Bath, Die anOere einen Waior
bciratbete, nun 6rau 2dtbin unb Mtajorin
gcworoen, un0 MIR id babe baS un9liid,
nod nibt g8ittWe Su iciu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23
u u 1t j c 8.
Wettr; aufdneiser S6sr, ;iemrt lem etriiien.
erpettert Die Sssls uno ~belrgbsrt ielbft
bic Geiuneteit ees geites.

s@g@ Staatspaitor Seis las jiasItbin in
eorteoour Die McIie, bob wdbreno oeriel=
ben ploBll6 Die glbe uno Die Soutune in
one 9obe, 5o8 aus ieiner 9olentai6e elm
S%nltrument 9erpor unO legte o%osielbe nee
ben ll6 auf ben Nltor. IS mar Der Ge-
Dolper, pel9en Der Npoltat an Stele oes
Srepiers INNER nit lid trdst uno ben or
IN Ger Socriltei ab5ule9en per9eiien batte.
W~abrl6einli6 iiirdtete sr bel oen &nie-
.beugunsen Elm un9liid unb wolte oaber
Den u taats9efdbrli6en Sat" re6tSeiti9
auf Dem altar in Siderbeit bringen.
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a fur

mir lie 3 3r55en 3ampf6iTs. g pmpasnissn ua5 Gurcya.
Sislidbe Abiabrt.
Samturs' @msr:fnniide ginis IS Iampfer.
Nrrc. Isuti6sr glcsc, Bremen is Iampier.
Gunarp Vinis, Siperpprl II. Intpsr. IS Oampfer.
lie lduisrce pcr pdTagiersr. cis Id /. ben letten Is
Sabren df eteien Gdrpfern terruter une binGter ipeeirt
tate, fne rs bette gmpfebiung unr tatsn mir eas 3utrdusu
nsinsr 5reunre seitert.
Sn Serbinoung NIT Sbi9em, itele i6
@e6iel auf ale 6auptitdOte Guropa's aus.
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Bsg aheior SD mill ibnen Elm &eids=
fal pOrIe9en Muttcr uno SO6ter i6la=
fen nit , &naben I'M ndmliden 3immcr.
Sa Ole anjii9e 9lsi6 lino, 10 uerpe6leln
Die &in0smdgOe Die &inoer uno Niemano
weib, wcl6es &ino Ger Mutter uno pel6es
Der SO6ter 9ebOrt. gSie wiirOen sic oa
entl6eiOen?
Steierenoar @iiien sic gepiB, oaB Die
&inoer oerue6l eli wOrOen linO ?-A6eiior:
Nun ib iagte es Sbuen ia i6On!-Gtefe=
rsnbOr Nun Sonn taul6t man einia9
Die &inoer gegeuieltig wieoer aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23

B15~Giu Seuti6er unO Elm Sransole
~Itritten lid I'm Die 6ro9e, welhes 2ano
rei6er lei, Seuti6luno ooer 6rantrei6.
6runtreid 1T reider. rief Der 6ranSoie lie=
9~es9epiB; es bat 5 MiQiarOen beSablt
uno ni6ts bOpOn bcmertt.-Sas lit gar
nt6ts, eriuiocrte rubiQ Der Seuti6e.
Seuti6lano bat ) Wiliaroen betommen
uno ni6ts oopon bemertt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23

B=D~0 ySerliner S6rien : Courier"
i6reibt: Setanntli3 loa oie Staot
Berlin sur ielblitdnOi9en HrOpinS
%organilirt weroen. Ser SerIiner @ib
nun bat oieier YrooinS bereits ibren Ia=
men 9egeben. %llniere mdrtiiGje 0eimatb
tbeilt man betanntli6 Elm in 4ltmarf,
&urmart Neumart Die neue Yro-
bins Berlin iOl aber iOrtan = Steuer=
mart beiBen.
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% mcin lieber Serr, i6snten Sic mir
un9ladli6em, mitlsibbeoiirftiscm Snoipi-
bum bod einen &reuSer i'd bab' 10 uiel
Sun8er, oaB | Dor Suri6t net woas, no
/ beute Na6t l6laie iol Z"
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ga~4us Dem Sura uiro elmer S6meiier

3eitun9 beri6tct Stautspaitor Salis
bejo9 oieler Sage feline 9rOben Guartal=
5npten in Yruntrut une begOnn aui Dem
Hidpe9e folsenoermaben Elm @elprd9
nit elni9cn @eibern, welhe Sol5 trugen:
vSiebe 6rauen. Sieies SOls lit cine l6pes
re SlrOe fir Gu6," 10 begann cr, uno Ell.
ne Der 6rauen antuortcte inn ygi6t 10
l6pcr fir uns, ols Die SOutane fir Sit."
Siermlt mar oas @eiprd@ iu Gnoe.-
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@runneiacnt9nm (REAL ESTATE.)

Cine srcbe Auspdhl sts tefen Stdet. @iaeattums, pe
dut 5armen uue gratrieiiuecreien enc bel mir nets III cen
ainfiaten Sseinauraeu II, hdter uno eriube i'd ieeen, Der
lein 0ee in G%isenibum Nter uno sewinnbrinssro anlsssu
nil, netue Stfteu gu rrIisr.
Sur @nIeaun8 zen Gapitalisn rirr af f6srfe ano rsslis
Seeile Serge sstreeeu.
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Ia" Seuti6er Imtsitpl. - attgare :
S1relben Sic weiter Der eutpenoete
S1nt mar na6 art Der oaustne6te uuo in
oemlelben ltono Der 9ntmader Oorin."