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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

Cassesaa is more than s1hst,tuse Cor Castor OH
u b the oaiy sArE article in sxisssace which Is cer
tain to assimAse the nod rsgulase The sowss cure
windcciic, and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals. morphine Or alcoAoi and h pleas
ant TO take. Children need not cry. and moth.rs
may rest. iyN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

RUNAwAY.-After two or three
minor runaways, ono Tuesday morn
ing WAS attended with serious re-
suits. A son Of Mr.. Geo. Shahers,
some fifteen or sixteen pears old,
driving toward town when the ring
broke 1t the neck yoke, letting the
tongue fall. The horses ut once took
fright, and ran violently soon detaeh-
ing themselves from the wagon, but
in the meantime throwing The boy out
in such way that he struck upon his
head and was very severely injured.
At our last accounts, Tuesday, he
was still lying insensible. The team
ran with undiminished speed up to
near Mr.. l.. Bradley's, whore ono Of
them nm against : small oak tree,
dashing his brains out and killing him
inoeoaely. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

P1rrr JusoRs for August term Of
Circuit Court for 1874, commencing
. Monday, August, 34-the jurorsy
However bsiag oaly summoned u
appear snsths 18th: " !
4assiloo-John Deming, Allen
Eijah, J. q. BurvslE Hosser-Jno.
8 Gostasr, p. G. Whits, IAs's. MOI
Aistss, N, r, Andussa Ca A.
Eagerly, 2. Cook; Dsytos-~Wms
Martin; Center-Jno. Stubble6sld;
Fairfield I'D. Noreland, 8. N. Monk;
Ioland-Jas Wharson, u, I. r, Rus
~; Jows-Geo. A. Guthrie, VIM.
Hart, John Mather, l. N. Walker;
Sugar Creek-El J. Whitmsr;
epringdale-L. J. Miles. Jossph
Hsppsas1al5 Lina-6anl. Rhoads
oniaGlsld~Wa. Iohtsawaltse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

Spring beds and mattresses 1t
Alden's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

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iron Peoria, where his Bashsw hoese,
gs1toA plsksd up = Hstas trsstinG
no6ey. Ard this Fssniads ~ - aay
that So u still conv,ncsd that Sexton
= ~ faseeoe rsptee sntasivs of E4s6ew
Jrs stoSk il this country. He says
he en- prove it.
willow toy goods 1t Alden's.
- Jones aays - rsason vhfac
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70 commit himssf 20 : rOurth cfJs-
y Cslsbrstion, i bsoanss % ~
q ~ nanasisa msn szpsot 70 Aese
aocial boeinsss q homa obcus ~
d0e iasinats9 esaassGsd With ~
Aoat oeueas sesasns.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

Wilton Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

- Esl Mias Issna ecribnes.- tasA
The Nesting Of The Maaious. Oolloquy.
Unitsd ssas1s. lRf1s is0ch: Jude&. Mia Chase;
swsAenpxs r.. Daeas 6paAAs MAsA AnRkss;
AnaerA, NM =, Uhaeg 0sOtland. - Nc.
Bifnsy: swifsss1And. NJ camp: Foiand
Nh 0allaAin; Germany, . Matte Piatt
Francs. Min ChAhdbefs; italy. Nkttie ri.
atts Ransia. Mis- Town; Englands Min
~ -. N ------s--so-e~
Nh. TucxER IL now III Chicago
gbsying, md the now. goods will ar.
rive the last of the week.
q Z. se@s|< TUCKER & Co.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

WtLLIAMsBuRG-$750 WILL BUY THREE
w story and basemt brick House, is rooms; mod
e,n m S5e ax47 $1,000 cash baance on
rent free To let i ledge street three story Drick
improvements; rental SO also Apar I'M ent-.
y. '. HULCOMB, 80 Broadway, Williamsburg,
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

ITO LET OR LEASE-wiTHIN FIVE MINUTES
walk OF the railroad depot in the village OF PORE
chester one hour from Grand Central depo la &c aud
tine stable. coach house, &c garden and Sc ven
OF nd great abundance OF Lowcis, fruit aud
shade trees; splendid view OF the SQUAD Apply 10 W.
L. PEYrON, Tl and IA Bowery.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

ITO LET-NEAR TIE HUDSON hIVGR, AN ELE
i CANT and handsomely furnished summer and winter
Residence, containing oil mOLcrn improve n.euts with
seventeen il. lawn and shade, snuaed on nroad
way in close proximity To lonkers cunt t Vincent
AMI Riverside statons plenty truit and stabu-
five horses; 10 prva lamIy only $3.50 per annum.
Address t. b., Onkcrs, n. " to LEWiS j. DiAssE,
4T & asst Ninth street, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A Few CHOICE RESIDENCES AT PLAINFIELD
n N j., for sale or TO let Apply to b. A. MUMFORD,
Fiainteid depot or 20 A. j. BLOCKER, SON WHITE,
New YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A DESIRABLE PLACE FOR SALE-AT FREEPORT
n l.. l.; House, containing nine rooms with modern
pieasan grounds: ne OutDuildngs In
Railroad depot.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

L,oR SALE OR TO REA1-THREE MINUTES WALK
Il from Tuckahoe depot, Harlem Railroad. Is miles
from New York, lwo story French rooi House and car
rage hou,e All new 10 rooms c0rper. iet; 7oxiuo;
easy; rent siOa Apply TO G. H. osiHAADER, Mount
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

L1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A COTTAGE HOUSE,
containing rooms, all improvements, with Lots,
and fIrni shed Complete suitable ior first ca family
location equal to any in Brooklyn; will exchange for
G. B., care OF A. BartnolG 33 God street New YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

Ar n w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND UNFUR-
"A nishcl Houses, with all improvements to let very
low location, view and surround lngs best Oh the san
A. Pre- TOE, lO2 broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

a. KINGsBRIDGE TwENTY.FoUpTH wARD)-DE
n srabie Residence Tor sale house ~ rooms land,
one acre barn, 6c neghbOrh0oi cxceii MT win be
sold very cheap, either fur riIsned or upurnshed.
HUGH n. CAMP, l0j Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

-s75 CASH. BALANCE ON MORTGAGE WILL
n. buy $3.50 Lot in New York city uwentyionr h
ward wooiiawn t.eight9; depot at property; Junction
the Harlem also Aew Haven Railroad the only place
N. or II oeiocN Harlem train from Fcrty second street
and Wednesday. our agents will meet parties on the
arrival trans show this desirable property
POTTER BROTHERS, No. Warren street
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

Notice is hereby given that proposals will be received
ylsors Of Kings couny A. we once Of the Cerx said
Boari mn twelve cioeH - Monaay m ,i Sa s, a 2,
day OF April 1874 tor the labor $50 male ANA 81 ie m
c0nvcts less eschl, aDle bo lied aul under
senenc, lr terms o. rom three months TO ,cn We RS
now AMI hereafter 10 be inprisonel In The Penit ary
Of saiu county The present con racto 4. bigelyw
Co., Manufacturers OF liies shoes expires on The IA
day q july 1o7 ana new contract IS to be made in
lieu thereof.
Pro osls to be for the term OF Ave years. commencing
with the i5 day vi Juy, i, an stae The pfi 81 pei
diem Tor cacn convict aud tbs OF labor be carried
The prison has good commo rus anu suii able work
shops or the npoymen OF ~ n COVE S.
run particuitfs lne nsstu oi Its an pas
management anu diScip inc can med on nppca
ton NJ the Once OF the CLERK or i kcepe'
nue., N tue city oi BeooeIyn
BY order OF tho Board o. supervisors of Kings county,
JOHN N. Gil MY,
DANIEL O'COSNfaI.
WILLIAM RCD NRDSJN. COMMITTEES
ADOLPil GUBNE !.
JOHN II, s,YDsR. PcnitcntiaxE
w. G. McKINNY,
J. J.. RYDER
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

NOR SALE OR EXoHANGE-THREE FIVE STORY
IL double Tenements, 2ox70xl0, West Forty-second
street Tcnt each 20J, for private House in seven
tcenth ward or First CITY Mortgages.
OWNER, 52l West Forty second street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A NEWTON l.. L-EIGHr LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
"A for cash to cxchan0e for Merchandise; tbrce
lines OF railway IS minutes from Canal street Address
q. B. Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

VOSKERS.-SsOo, WORTH $5N-FOUR HANDSOME
French root ottages, Is rooms each, IN perfect
de , on good high ground, II mnuLes walk alton.
Desirable enan,s will lind these q barga n Apply to
GEO HUBBARD ID the store opposite the residence
OF John Dun.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

VERY FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE, on THiR-
"A tycighth street. sixth avenue for sale; very
easy sernS address LAADLcY, 6g7 sixth avenue,
nern nrIleth hIrreL
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

DOR SALE-WEsT THIRTY-SiXTH STREET, NEAR
Fifth avenue, north side full front brown stone
order throughout; irescoed painted; hard wood
hnIsh; desirable house anu in splendid neghLor
hoou. Apply to uuGH ~ CAMP LOO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A THR Il STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE. HIGH
n stoog cabinet finish, all modern improvements,
sale or 10 let NpPy on tae premises, ast seveuteth
street IHDMAs sMIl =.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A LLIzABETh-LARGE HOUSE. ALL IMPROVE
n ments ground o5x9JU; depot; very desirable
sale or exchange equity Sl3,00u.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

I1UR SALE OR EXCHA HANGE-ONE OR ALL OF
three tail Lots with three fine buildings thereon and
"a feet 'front.' vacant II you have some cash see owner
on premises 20 East Eighty sixth twide) street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

nor SAILOR TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR
l. Brooklyn Real state or tor Liquors, IS acres OF
choice Land at Cold prngs, the Hudson. with rne
Building Sites. Address McA. box 1886 New York Iost
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A THRFE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE
"A House, with all improvements and gas fixtures, IN
good order carpets aHi ole iotn II required. No. i9
Last sc entY-thirl street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

RIO LEAaE-FURN.sHE FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCE
i first class boarding house public institution the
kes the late William Fox, situ tied the
boulevard tweay .our,h wardl, ~ mes rom Har.
of New iav Brancn Railroad and IN immediate Vi
cinity OF residences Co untl X. NJ. Hoe. smith
Brown and .homas Ny>e house very commOdious and
in good ORDER conservatory large barns carriage house,
billiard ana o her oubuildlnas Is nf land
village, and convenient to Long island sound Will
be leased On favorable terms. Apply to HUGH n. CAMP
lO6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

/tOUNTRY SEAT TO LET-l0 ACRES, PRIVATE
" water front on Passaic River, at Avondae, n. j. ;
CITY Hall in % minntss cottag 10 rooms oa!enl oings
walk; rent 500 Also large iiouse, % rooms ~ acres;
cub dngs. one-hat acre private water front; iruit
and lorest trees; rent, partly furnished, 81. W
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
PROPERTY OUT OF TEE SfrY FUls
SALE OR TO RENT.

A HANDSOME COTTAGE. MARBLE MANTELs.
"A eight rolns. nall beau iuy situated hnc
view of bay: ave minules landing: staten Island
81, so; terms easy. DAAkiN, 30 Broad street
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

d DOWN AND 81 WEEKLY FOR YEAR WILL
@C buy . Lot IN The Wesschesier Ridge subdivision;
interest charged title Absolutely perfect such
chance his ever be ore offered think OF II
moment only II weeK ior one short year Tor home
tins only uNe minutes from the railway st
ou IN is Being raldly settled up II ON short dis
ihe city aud is perfectly acceshe any
woman, mater what Their income. can buy one Of
these lots. plots and pdrticulnrs cal OIL AhMsTEAD
co. Agents. 96 Last Fourteenth street, all day. and
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

DOR SALE-THE NEAT MEDIUM SIZED THREE
Il story high soop brick House ana Lof III West
Tweniy.ecoll street: price Sl7oU Apply on premises
from 10
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

HTH AvENuE.-A NUMBER OF THE FINEST I'M
proved uarse and nalD corner Properties the
enue, I'D 10 Ah anu iii Streets also ocanty
w. 4. eEYMVI Z, III broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

GJAN LOTS IN NEW YORK CITY.-WE DESIRE
sDeJUO 10 call immed a,e attention OF parties who
appreciate the present low price. OF proDcry in the
new Twentytourth ward TO beaut ful small Properly
to be sold terms, In OTIS 70 LIT, ana upward.
Th, one of the d. srahle icsidcnces the
magniiicent views AM beng within few minutes OF
POrfEE BROTHERS, Nos ami Warren street
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A LARGE LIST OF RESIDENCES ON THE uUD
"A son tor sale and to rent. HOPKINS CARkINGION
22I street, between Broadway and Filth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

SEvhRAL GOOD PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSES,
y below Fortleth street, west OF second avenue not
particulars 10 II. BERNdARDr 6Olh East Thirteenth
stree, corner avenue Is.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

L7oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS HIGH oOP BROWN
stone tlouse IN Forty ninth stree. between ok b
and seventh a,euues in tue order rur permits q ply
Ia j. q. Mel al, Vim elliott a Co.'s successor, l,i9
broadway, near Forty-ilth street
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

ITIRST MORTGAGES-AMPLE SECURITY FOR MER-
chandise; all kinds, anv quantity stocks wanted
that ha hawkcd about, with inflated prices
BRUCE, No. 3 New Church street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

MONMOUTH BEACH. NEAR LONG BRANCH.-FOR
ltl sale, the Kesd nee OF the late Mr. Ryall, oppo-
site the Como YER House within five minutes walk OF tae
station. he house i, nearly new has about 10 rooms,
with good stables and ample grounds will Ie ol very
cheap Also furnished Houses tor sale, rent Tor the
sea on; one at $3.50, one at loo Apply to HuGH
CAMP. IuG BrpadWuy.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTY RESIDENCE AND
"A IL acres OF Land. at Nam roncck, Wes;chester
county the New Haven Railroad, ~ miles from New
York. one mile from denot house contains u rcons
handsomely located high ground price 81 ,ouu terms
very easy. JOHN ,. PIE NOE, lO6 BrOaQWaY.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A T SARATOGA sPRINGs.-To RENT. FULLY FUR
"A nisned The ~aiworth Mansion, on Broadway vii
be rented tor he sumner longer Apply 10 Z. IL
LUDLOW ! Co, No. zine street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A POSITIVE SAcRIFfCE.-slo00J WILL BUY
"A three story high soop brown one uolse Eass
Enty-nith street. near second avenue: terms easy.
JOIN - PIEtGE lU6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

DERSONs DESIRING TO HIRE OR PURCHASE
L Country Property should apply to Il. A. DALEY, as5
sixth avenu. iarrytown SANFORD, Morristown and
Farms the city. Principals appy.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

L,OR SALE.-PARTiES DESTROYS OF PROCURING
place with the com or's oI country anu city liie
Sixth street and Broadway .orrsaniay consisting u
house containing ii rooms: has gas and water in the
house al carriage house. with great variety OF
fruit shade trees; about ye minutes walk from the
depot the horse The door this property will be
sold be ow It's Va ue II applied or som Apply TO M
re
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

LsOR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE On THIRTY
IL SIKH street. lust and close Filth enue,
about IL by 10 l0J order from cellar
scoe, &c. with mirrors, gas nxtures &c. For
permits ana par lcuiars Apply TO ". H. nAYNO, No. Sig
Pine
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

OF NnO WILL BUY SNUG FARM AT COLD
%f.VOV Spring. l. J., containing about z6 acres Of
nut young orch ard choice iruit fences in good
order; dive ling house nine rooms and an extension;
ingr Apply to j. W. yANDLWArER, No IS Ann street,
New York.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

MisCc Al aneOus.
EUT THIS OUT AND KEEP TITO LET. THREE
~ story high stoop rame brick. and three and tour
story hi;n oop brown Houses, East I3h Lex
insfon and 4 street, aith, 5Jtn, 5lst SD Sd
5ih SON TO I32d street, ut $s0t $50 Sl,ljn,
sl2D, slDl sl,4o0 sl6m $ls9 and up 70 sz20' also,
Beekman place, tour story b gh stoop brown stone
Houses, ST. i05 to 81 U n D.-fiouse seekers can
he fatigue &c, hon hunting iing par
ticulars style, location and rent they wish pay
JAMEs rOW L, 9.7 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

L,ARM. so TO 800 ACRES, WITH GOOD HOUSE AND
buildings wanted TO rem, with option OF purchasei
be within hour New York and depot II
approved the purchase will be completed lor cash. Adj
dress win iuil particulars locality, &c. Mr.. SMITH, b60
Grand street BrcoAiYn, u. d.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

(SORNwALL ON HUDSON.-tO LET. The BEAUTY.
~ iul furnished BRICK House and Grounds on bank Of
rver hot ami cold and water closets; spac
barns ana stables, with every convenience house
81 eet square. Address II. +. CHAUEAGUE, CORNWALL.
Orange county \. Y.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

L1oR SALE-A TWO STORY HOUS SE, WITH A LARGE
cellar, water and beautiful ga cen. 5Dxl7 situated
in 81 street. Melrose between Cortland and
Morris avenues. price S45J0 cash S.0JJ; also OF
XIII price 81 800 Apply OH the premises to WILHELA
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
FhOPERTY OUT OF THE CITY EOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

RIO LET-pN JERSEY SHORE, OPPOSITE l0lru
street New York. large Dwelling Honse and eight
acres Ground Apply to Dr. Ii. GOMEZ, NO. 40 West
Twenty 81 ih
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

LNOR SALE SOUI INVEST CORNER Of THIRTY
ninth street and LeSing rle tour story brown
stone. x7U hree ioors; perfect order shed or
unturnl,hed. Apply To owner, f. H. LAW nkNC., 81
Pune street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

4 CORNER BRICK STORE AND DWELLING Al
"A fremont Qwenty-fourin wardl; near depot; suit
able grocery dry goods or other business Apply
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

(,LOsE BY FIFTH AvGNUE-FoR SALE, ONE OF
~ the finest brown stone 'front.' leeO Houses In the
market: Is thoroughly built elegantly finished and has
ali the la improvements; cabinet trnn and extra
heavy lGmbing Apply on The premises, IA East sixty
third rect
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

ENGLEWooD, N. IA FINE RESIDENCE 70 LIT,
street, eight with all the modern improvements;
shalc and shrul berry; price reasonable. CLARK 4
HAM. Engewood.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

TOR SAL THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THIS CITY
j. Five story duu le tenement, with two stores
rents ior So 6y65 and 100 loot price SIS o0 In
Qure NJ $50 est hlrty second street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-04
Yefsif6-S

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-04
~0uTemburger Gazette.

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Iauirb es wobl jebem, Der nidt ireipilis per-
1T, tlar weroen: Der 8iidof ri6tst
iein Yerbalten ni6t Elm mad Den Yewes-
rerinoen iroiider @r0Be ODER seitli9en 0or-
..tbeile, lonocrn er iolst Der Gimme leines
n@epiieus, oas ibm isine Sirtenpili6t uor-
sihreibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-04

Damn pirb bic Rird' bon unflatb rein,
Mls tpie Der &dI' pom Maben.
@ir baIten feit, mas Gbrifus iast
Ils Gr i'll Simon reoet't
Steb INNER fcit uno unuerSast
SD bab fir bid sebetet.
Drum sittern mir uno 5agen ni6t,
uns banst nidt Dor @efabren.
Ser etu'se Muno, Der Su uns ipri6t
Sein Wort miro er bemabren.
Gin 8ort. bas alss Sroltes poll
uns &atbolifen minfet,
8o9esen ielbit Der S0le @rOn
Obnmddtis nieoerlintet.
@etr0itet Iino mir, ourd oas .8Ort"
IS piro ben 6ein0 psrtreiben
&atbolii9 mol'n mir fort uno fort
@ie iriiber iein unb bleiben.
u. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-04
Gtrdlias asuigksitsn.

Wep 2lfm, Minn. Sie Congregation
Der Sdmeltern bon Der 6riItliden 9iebe
beren Oberin Yauline WaQinfrobt In
yaosrborn ipobnt, miro in turser 3eit oil
tatboiil9s S6ule oabier iibernebmen.
ggeu YJorG. Sie in Den bieisen ia.
tbolllbm STRIDE nm 81. Wsibna6tsfeIt,
erbobene golecte gum Ysitsn Der armer
Watlentlnoer erSab Die srtlsdli6e Summ,
BON 81, 059.
Gn lebten Observation-Disclosures bat De,
bohp'lte GrSbil9ofOo Yaris in Der pfarr.
tlrde ct. Sulpice lis Seminariiten Die
bb. Weiben ertbeilt 25 bsrlslben ipuroeu
prieiter. SIN MutterbauIe Der 2a,ariltsn
bat cine siueite Ordination our6 Mlqr. De
Narsuerie itatt sebabt.
Am 8. December bot fd DEN @laubi-
gen iuelde Die &apeqe II. 8. 3. be la 8ar=
be b:iudten, elm ribrenoss S9aulpiel bar.
Die S6ihbrii4iseu oes snglil9en Damp.
tsrs .Gbamonp" famen CUR @naoenmutter
Der patronin Der Matrolen nm ibr fir ibre
taum gebOfte &ettuns gu oanten. Oieies
coil mar uorber Samitas an Der Robns.
minouns gu @runos s%esanssn. IS tam
aus Der Oonnu uno fibrte @etreioe an
Voro. Sie 8emannung tparo aerettet
nno am Sonntase ourd 6as Sdif BRO.
pioenee" mad Warieiae sebradt. Nm
6onntas Morsen Itiesen bic Matroien,
tbren &apitdn on Der Spibs, barfub bsraui
Su u. y s. be la @aroe.
Sn Der g1a6t bonn 4. auf Den 5. Seps
TENDER baben stuei neus Wtartprer ben 80.
ben gbina's nit ibrem Ylute benefit : Der
bodp. Sue, prisiter Der iransoIIden
Wilton uno elm einsebornsr prielter.
Seioe uuroen our1 Die StraBen BON aien
Rians i'm 0itliden Sutduen seidlsiit, mad.
BEN man lie nit St6den Az Sooe aeprii=
aelt uno eann blieben Sbre R0rper am
ufer oes 6Iuies Iiesen. Dor ieiner Sin.
ri9tun9 fano Der bodu. Sue nod @elssens
belt einise 3eilen gu idrsibsn II. feline lsb.
ten Worte iino oas id0nite Seftament FL.
nes Wiiiondrs, Der lein 9eb,n fir Ieinen
Glauhen opfert. .Yetst ii unsuno
uusrt Seinbs oenen uer.
jetben."
pie Cartier Union tbeilt nit, bah Die
Gonoirunsen gum 3pede oes 6elNequua
Der 3rdsfdblgteit oes BObens auf Wtonts
martre, no ii9 Die Su erbauenoe Ser, Se.
u Rirde erbsben ioa, quite 3eiultate selie-
tert baben.
Die Muslidten fir bic @usiibruna bes
4roisetes iino iebr quite; 13 Sauienb Qua.
6ratmetsr @runb uno Yoben Iinb anqe.
tauft. 9is S0ben bon Montmartrs werSen
Sbr Gnieben psrdnoern, nidt allein pegen
Ses DIR. Wonumsntes, bas iid bort erbsben
wiro, ionoern audi tuesen Der 9erl46ne.
fnnsen, bic iid an bas llnternsbmsn tni.
pten. Ser Goneurs fir bic Yldne gum
9ebdube iinb ausssidrisbsu. Ser erite
6tsin ipir6 na@ften SuIi in &sssn,uart
DOE 90 yildofeu, Die f9 CUR gsrsmonie
einfinosn iusrSsn, seIest.
: Grier, 81. San. .Gudarius1 idreibt:
beute um jebn ubr eridisn i'm biId6hi9en
6ofe elm poIi5eicommifdr unb Elm Steuer.
I'M Die pfdnbuh8 Der benz boa-
Serrn 8iidOf sussb0risen Mo.
biIien %poriunsbmen. Sic seistsn elm