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WALL Street TO.slav

New YORK, j uly 2l-The Posts financial article
shs: There Is no reciai feature at the stock ex
with prices steady strong The sold and tsrrisln
exchange markets attract unusual attention. Cd
hs since sold AT Il2 aiis On eoIS sosDi ana
have been 81 per day and Per cent per annnm f1T
exchange, hstaninT the decline x hear fr
SKI oay bills, demand being far short Of the SIM
Money Is abundant, with call oSns lLSa2 per &c n ,
hha prime mercantile paper 3>ss5 per cent, there
being comparatively v ije difference between fond
shi short date paper Government bonds are ak
sihes are = higher than yesterday. The stock nsr
hei nencd with unim portsnt changes and for p,
decline of e to ia, the latter st. Pani pFeferred
Since then the market been strong and there hss
Teen An advance Of :. to y. latter Pacific Mail.
GThere has been discovered in San Fran
cisco an insect, new 10 science. which is be-
cOchineal.
ga New Brunswick court of equity has
seen its way clear to declare that a deed
ElNeh by drunken man, who received a
very lhadequate consideration, should be
treated as mortgage only.
NJ A Denver boy pulled the bunp ont or a
Deer barrel and stuck in his thumb; the bar
rel rolled over and broke the thumb so hadlv
that IL had To be amputated; and the father
5000. toi
@Mrs. Golfers. a Springfield snIrituaIis,
medium. mas retired from public business
In published card she SAYS: Il have lone
thought, and / now know. that il is irnnoS7
Slole Tor medium to be absolutely strictly
honest and get adequate remuneration for
the time and trouble expended"
60 1t appears that Gen. Frank T. Blair left
no estate, and at the time of his death was
dependent for support upon his Office of in
SnTance commissioner of Missouri He
sons 50 !, mas Just accepted business situation
In Boston.
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ID COSMETIC ANfIDOfE.

The desire to preserve and secure a besutsfuy rom,
pexion IL natural The skin on the face is srh
Jecf TO whole chapter Of accidents not the least ~
crease its beauty. " ~
Bryans Cosmetic Antidote is prepared NOT only n
remedy the evils caused by use OF impure cosrn
but TO remove moth, freckles, tan, unbnrn- Mn,
Pies rougfnese Of the skin, and is infaIIble r.
Tor chapped hands. There is nothing used n. ~
manufacture OF this article capable Of ujnrinS ,hs
most delicate compile xion, but, on the confrary an
not be used without benefit -"
FOR taie ~ all Drugfists. Price, is per b tile
Liberal deduction to the trade. Address
BRYANS COSMETIC ANrIporE CO.,
H7aH.. 80, Boz N0, ass, Wshipstep, p,G
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2During quarrel yesterday afternoon
N New York city John Kinny kicked Mary
MastersOn in the abdomen, infiicting serious
injuries. Subsequently the woman gave
birth to a dead female child.
DThe council Of delegates from the Pres
Dyterian churches of the world assembled in
London yesterday. Many representative
OF the Canadian and American churches
were present.
~ In the general sessions in New YORK
Ihorpas Spratt was sentenced TO ten wears
imprisonment for throwing his wife OUT OF a
third story window. An awning savei her
ife. i'i
Three children who were Frustrated by
a stroke OF lightning that had first str,rc'I a
Tree, NJ Americus, Ga, all had more u. SIS
their persons.
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THE WENTWORTH.

NHY a nrst Class Summer HsteI ttuafad In
4-1&4 Newcasue, n. IA 3miies from P6rtsnOuth
VIII open ior the season une 10Th. undr ne naue-
uent Oi CAMPBELL q CHASE. All the ro1ngs ia
the house are desirable, aud the Ocean and Riyer
Bathing Sailing. FisIing and Riding f.riIifies M
sn,Ils,n,ea. = or frrther Information Inquire q
CHARLES y. CAMPBELL, Port.rn0-fI Nj m p
CHARLES III. CHASE. a. North Market strs,t.
Boston, Mas. arqs-y- - - =
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He MADE IT.-A pious old gentleman and
iatf er OF large family made his pew rent
Tor one ear by paying bis special Improve
street. "a
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FLErCHER's PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention Of the age for the exclusion
of Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
d Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, sole agents
and manufacturers for the District OF Co
lumhia- 26 600.
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sSAAJoKDAN..,s swaIrE sULPaUR

As.4EI RI EDEhf'A COUNTY VTRGINIa
I'ne land a bal mfi"- from Steph-I slf' i II, NJ
Ttrns Tor MAY, June, September a a Ortslar
81 Per day, II ~ Per week. ana : a. Ger mouth,
Tor july and August. 6 ~ per dAy. IS psr vra.i
and $50 per month. Children and ~.r, .ut- h,is
price Round tripfick-ts from Ma-bir ron "a 81
Pamphlets az Kbbit House.
Je&2 im Y e TNRn.N
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For Moth Patches, + rockies and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Free SIe
Lotion. IL is reliable. For Pimples or the
r zee, hlack Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PeT~u's lPlprOusJi CS1gs-ioq,e and iasnIS 6sss,1
en- the Great SKIN Medicine, or consult DIR.
b Z. Perry, 40 Bond street New York shl.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
1879 were - 40 VI
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BDOoDS, Wilcox & BartletS. HubbarI's
am dead gold patent studs, with buttons 10
match, initial and plain, received at Priyx's
JeweITy Store, ON the avenue, Eear4. street
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ASK you druggist for Natures Besutiner.
2i,6
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Two IECRETS OF DIVORCE day.
Judge Wylie, IN the Equity Court. male a
decree diyOrciug Rebecca CrOmwellfrOm the
bonds OF matrimOny with Charles CrO-n-
well, giving petitioner the custody OF their
Child. She states that she was married to
respondent August 18th, 1859, and they lived
tOgefleT until December 1St. ISL when he
deserted and abandoned her. she charges
nat he lived in adultery with one Fanny
N'chOiS, at Providence. Il l.. for some time.
nut deserted ner q few months since. Mr. A
h. Browne appeared for petitioner and y. F
IalDe- took the testimony.
lie also directed decree to be drawn di-
NoTclng Mary T. Weaver CANT from the
DCHdS OF matT4mOny viii Chas. II. Weaver.
She states They were married December 2i;b
Irt9. and lived together until February. 1s6s
" nei lie drove her from The house: that She
IefCTred In 800 and lived with him until
May, FL, when she was compelled 70 leave
him and she charges him with cruel treat
Nent and neglect. Mt. r j. Murray an
reared for complainant. and Mr.. t. ID. An
0eTSCL took the testimony.
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VISITING KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-YpS-
lfrcay. Or JeDifer Garrett, T.. c.; Or. Cabell
Tatb. Il. C., and 7. l.. Courtney. T.. C.. repre-
Seaurg Syracuse Lodge, n. OF p, OF Rich
mOnd, Va. arr vel here with a beautifIIIv
enErOSSed set Of resolutions. expressive of
her appreciation Of their kind treatment
y mon Lodge, OF this city, on the 18th OF
May last, and OF their desire at no distant
cay "a reciprOcate. They were met at the
wharf by committee On the part OF Union
Lodge. consisting Of the following gentle
men.-S- l. ROvZie, i. c; AuguStin GIas-
cow, =. G, W. W. Grant. L. C.; E r. Rrum-
mageu. V. C and :. X. Groves and F. q .
Sherwood. They were escorted 10 PIatZ's
Testa Crant. and after partaking of a sub
Startial dinner. proceeded To the Iolge room
corner Of Ith and i streets, where the pre-
SentatiOu took place.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street PAYS 5 p.r
cent. per annum on deposits each calendar
month. PsnkiIg hours, too SATURDAYS
70 aflc 3 10 s. Zf3 f4fl6
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< TIT nkNERIDGE It,ISE-

y.9Efy MIDDLFbtHG, LOUDOU @ 20 "a
49, l. nov r-a g. furthe recef.Ilr II SrTr,rer
Is afier-. az isa han islns house, with 81 r-,o,.-
az large pottic''s stt b. kept In tn l.st sfrls
FL dsetnrE l. SITUATED va the rprSt ts.rf mi su
NJ by section 90. northern NirRinis. fnv miles
seHlhWe-t ~ Was irE'uI tirt: ha- Churches ~ IL
uth nliaions and ql-tsaBt society II ere = vi az,
h,lie - the Hone FIVE Mineral 81 ING ,rb,s-
cioai v ateTs have bs't pronounced III, Phx.iri.,,z
u - cgUai 20 any IN Uhr state Daily Stages .orc.
y IN tie Railroad nepu-> ~ Lsee,liurr .ul Al ~.
lialns ire, ride - tn Springs eva-- dav ~
prie'Or - -
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THE Warwick collar is made Ike the Elm
wood, with all the edges fOldet, so they Will
lot turn Out-Adr.
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Germs, Vascular Excresceuces

Bunions, Ingrowing Nails. SC, successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, 535 18th
street, opposite tie Treasury. Hours: from
> n. m to z. m. Fee, ~ per visit. Owing TO
press Of business during Office hours Dr
White is unable 10 attend PATIENTS at resi-
dences, except after p. IN.
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VERDICT or Nor GUILTY" IN THE
ShiTH-srEISHAUERL LIBEL CAsF-In the
publishing in the TTeIfctbtsiG libelIous article
concerning Rev. Charles Steirhauer. given
10 the jury IN the Criminal Court YESTERDAY
Sveru1ct OF mot guilty" was rendered nbont
q O'Clock. The accused was then dIscharve
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n. TnF NoUNrAIN HnTsE. ar No..

IA THE WoUNVaIN HptSE. .rCREs
MSSYSoN spRiNGs.-Thi. fayoTite summer
&sfsAs re- = on D. summit Of the Aflag haui =
10. Sirce Hast sca.on the btiliiucz haze b.srs
Suai g aia gresil] improved, and new aud hasuti-
WI ofifeE have beer made through fba yr,u,.f.
Tor iuithrr infnrmafion address AZ esther II ~
gi9ces n uriouDi l.laW, the Provrie+ ~ Il "a
MtLLlN co. trfsssn Sprtnus. f'a,.f.fs ~,
Pa, or Cloud Hotel. Plilalelihi. ~ - -
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STOCKTON HOTEL,

A.1A1 CAPE NAY, NJ.
Opens June 26jh ISIS.
CHARLES Duffy.
tof Ccntirent Hotel. Pail f'IalphtaN
ge1o I'm p priaflr
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CITY ITEMS.

NATURES BEAUrIFIER viii remove
freckles. 2l,6
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LEArHEE top busgies, soc, at COOKS, in
Georgetown.
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THE NEXT CoBB's ISLAND EXCURSION
The Lady of the Lake will take down another
select party of excursiOnists to CObb's Isl
ard, in the Atlantic starting on Friday next.
These excursions should be very popular
with our citizens, giving them a chance to
see all the noted places in Chesapeake Bay
and Hampton Roads besides the pleasure Of
dip into the ocean. They are patronizet
by our best citizens. ExcursiOnists c N
either remain on board the boat or take
quarters in the hotel at Cobb's Is and.
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SURF BATHING.
. POINT LOOKOUT HOrFL

ACES PCT Potomac steamers. Fancy and Ma
quersde Balls during the sea-on 80 -i,-.isr.
rooms, &c, address JAS u MILBCRN a $40
Point Lookout, 81. Mary's Co. Nd -. In
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w ii. wHEATLEY,s

SIEAI DYEING AND CLEANINg rsTan
LiSHMENT
80 JefsSOl Street, Ge1saos-, D. O.
Established. l5Si. Premium awarded. ls57 q,
iarEec and improved lS74. Ladies ana Ceutl.r,e,i,
HcSElng apparel OF every description, Including
telNets, Crepe Neils and Trimmings, Kid Gloves.
&C, &c, nicely cleaned OF died. also, Crrtains AID
the Sumner months.
Send US your address and ve viii call for ara NJ
tnrn work 81 any place IN the District free Of eXs
cfArge. Work received sud returned ~ mail or *
ptess from snd % any PLACE in the country srsI-tr
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8MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: John Joachim and Lizzie Burk;
IhOs. G.. Williams and Mary Elizabeth X ing;
Martin keigan and Maggie Devers, of Alex
anurla, W. W. Wright, of Shepherdstown,
va ana Margaret l.. Wheeler; ". III. Smith
aid Lucy Wood; Moo1son Davenport and
Bette Davis; John T. Wagner and VIDA a :
Alleni Henry Prediger and Mary Woertche
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District Government AmA,r~

a building permit has been issued by In
spector PlOwman To Henry Hager for cree
ton OF a two-story brick dwelling, south
side /, between Delaware avenue and LIST
street; %, 600
A DELEGATION OF PROPERTY HOLDERS
on 18th street sou beast, consisting of Messrs
Bliss, Mclean, Beatty, Goodhart, Eager,
Coliette, ParSman, Wormell and Babson,
waited on the Commissioners to-day at one
O'Clock, to represent the condition of that
street Mr.. GoOdhsrt stated that there is
laid a cObble-stone section In the middle of
the street for the use of the prospective street
railroad there, and a cobble stone gutter of
four feet between the curb line and concrete
pavement. This cobble-stone gutter they
desire to be dispensed with and the con-
crete pavement extended on. each side
OF the street to the curbstone instead,
afiording more room for roadway
Lieut.. HoXie was called in, and the matter
discussed freely. Lieut.. Hoxie stated that
the nature of that concrete was not suitable
for gutter, and he would not advise it, and
that the pavement as being laid down on
this street would certainly not be accepted,
unless the contractor adhered to the terms
OF the CONTRACT, which so far had not been
done. At all events the material used is not
suitable for gutter. No action could be
taken at present, as the contract has not
been carried out. The delegation then re-
tired,
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EXCHANGE HorEL.

YE.H MANASSAS, Va,
As-N<-l situated On th. highest point On ,ha MIA
ialld Railroad g miles from Mashington with n,rr-
ing AID ~ eiIne ira n each wa. fare for rOuDl-
trlp, 81 rs The hotel H. rev, with doubIa nerrbss
The entire length. Tho rooms are v, N furnfsbad
eno the dinirg room cool and airy TT, conntr, -
o. healthy a. any IN the world, ard there are NO
mus eltOes. Boa cele without children preferred
gelU-Sm ERANGIS ). CANNON. Pr nrfsr'.r
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WE Ok L'EAU HorEi.

&.iAl HAMPTON ROADS, VA.
This deltghuGl seaside r., r. IL now mn IA,
ING, Hating. fish.rC, oysters, Saff s'r,S. So
ata all kinc- Of S,a FOOD. One O.. the l,-r5s, ~
r'ons IN Virginia FiIs Rand Il Music Ca r.is
efaph, regular Wall ia" Norfolk line II steamer.
SOP ~ the wharf Terms, SIS per MOTH 81 -.
weeks: s Is pr week, z 5 pr dav ~ 'A
yess I'm VT HOWELL, Nansser
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4 .EORGETOWN SAVINGS B,Nk a. 4,
81 HIGH STREET

t"lih hcuIe, y a m. t. n. m and Saturdavu
20 ceife deposits until p m Interest pad on
1.Igsiis. General Banking Business zone, and CT
itctlons made on all accessible points DfsSon :,
oaIs, Mondays. II. POLkISHORN President
III. W. BARRETT, Cashier '' A''''Nen''
r Directors.
T. 1 ihhforn' Ih@s Bowling, J. T Mitchell,
BILE , a. ShinG, Z. d. HARLEY, Thomas Know q
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a JEALOUS INDIANS REyENGE-A tela-
gram nom Omaha, July &, says:-Flannel
Jim was a WinnebagO Indian but he had q
heart as soft and sensitive as any white man.
jim Ior some time past had not been happy
In his domestic affairs. Years ago ne mar
rled dusky maiden OF the forest and gave
10 her all the love OF her savage heart That
she was beautiful and clean we I'm for frnn,
the fact that she was much sought after hx
other braves, and, what most distressed linn
she seemed to like their attentions Jim was
NOT the man 10 mince matters, and he told
his risky wife, in language more pOinted
than polite, II she did not stop her fiirtipe
with other Indians he would put one ar sew
erai holes in her with his big butcher. The
husbands wrath before her eyes, and, true Tn
his word, Jim last Monday, in a mt OF ieaIo
ousy, fell upon his wife, stabbing her in a
a1zen places and killing her instantly. An
other indian woman, hearing the uproar
rushed To the assistance OF Jim's unfortunate
wife, and, having dispatched his victim lin
Turned Turned upon his wife's friend and made two
desperate lunges at her, cutting her in the
PACK; but the shoulder blade turned the
knife aside and saved her life Afrer his
bloody work Jim retired to his lodge and
Justice. Hearing the police of the aoencv
coming 10 arrest him he rose, brandisned
aloft the knife with which he had killed his
wife and plunged IL into his heart.
0The second Haytien gunboat named
1904, was launched at Port Richmond Satur-
day.
srAn the Connecticut clock makers bavs
agreed TO shut down for four weeks. begin
ming last Saturday.
ErSix three-card monte men have been
hung In the west within the past four weeks.
and some who were't hung are SITTING in a.
silent woods until the hunt is over.
1Advertising pays. A Toledo man AL.
vertlsed for q servant girl, and one OF his
three wives knocked at the door in less than
nVe bours after the paper was out.
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SUMMER RESORTS
4 % l. T % IS

tat '011o'''
This fne resort has bear improved. Cue wharf
bnlh la front Il TIE door, snd viii be psuot tor ts,e
RECEPTION ~ visitors N and after July
TeIms. sdults. one Ncek or les. 81 % par aav.
after nrst week, n q per dAy OF Is p-sr mont "A
= DAYS. Children ard Se-K ants. IS nor waek
For further information Apply 20
Ri OF r. COTTON,
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,M,TS

rSnA SPECIAL MEETING or THEGFopGr
Sr-J TOWN CATHOLIC HIBERNIAN BESE-
~ = =. III SoCIETf will be held WEDNESDAY,
xtst instant, At q clock p m. 70 take action IN
regard % Celebrating the Centennial of paDiai
tgnneH. By order Of the President.
y - u j. j. y ALVEY. Rec. Secretary
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LADIES' GOODS.

HUMAN HAIR BELOW COST.
Il nave stock ~ Human Hair Braids, PufT-. aud
turls, which VIII sell below New York Ub.Ia-
sale prices, IN order TO give up that branch of
MRS. j. p. PALMER,
jy15-tr 11O9 y street. between IIth ana I2.h
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

jyH-u 1915 PrNNsYIyaSIs hVs.2x
lVI volumes.
Queen Mary; Drama. By Tennyson
Summer Parish. BY Henry Ward Reecher
Hymnal and Canticles, with Music. Goodrich
The Able Tigrane, Candidate for the PapsI Chair.
Birds and Seasons of New England Wilson
Haeg
The Green Gate. From the German By Mrs.
Wister. For sale by
WIN. BALLANTYNE
je5G-tr 4ys Seventh -,raa.
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EDUCATIONAL.

eight Personal attention given 10 each Terms
400 per annUm. Fall term commences Sent 7th
Nlo-n 5. b. JONES, A. NJ, Principal.
pATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD
This Institute has beer fn operation for IS years,
The number OF pupils limited. Its location i pre-
ehnently healthy central, ard i easily reached
% railroad rom Baltimore and Washington City.
MRS. r. ii ARCHER,
Iyli-mwt2m Ellicou City Post ofiicr, Nd.
SS1'3o PkR QUARTER. No extras. Med q
phla;; ~ Instructors. ;. Q. Shortlidge (Harvard
a. NJ NICOLA, ia. Iy9 Pm
NIIsS OSBO2NEs YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,
W S43 street, corner of l0th, } Will reopen
MONDAH, Sept. 6. ISIS. THOROUGH instruction, in
English branches, Ancient Oderp LsnSuages AND
MUSIC. Particular attention given TO Primary and
Intermediate departments. JeSj Sns
WEsT END ISSsTITpTE: rv 80,
49, ,,, New Haven, OF.
Scnd LCI oIrcuiar. Jez33m
he: PkRABEAU TEAChEs PIANO, hAE.
~ mOk1 and the Cultivation of the Voice Ad.
dress 81 Mrs REIOHENBACH 8 Piano StoTe, No
S9S IIth street northwest. decA iy~
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN.
IA sTiIU TE for young ladies, 81 S New York ave-
rue northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princ.-
pa, Seventh annual ssss:or begins on tbs l4tk q
Sept@n her, 1Sl. augis-Ir
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ams Oen ucriGieOenen staatcn.

Der SretS Der yIberlidteit inter
amerifaniiden gauwerfen fdeintben neuen
Capitol beS Staates Stem Dorf in Glbanp
81 sebi6ren. 9lu9 Oieisr S9pinbel riibrt
aug Den 8eiteu Dor @ouuerneur Giloen Ter.
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ais 9euiienbaitcs Stautsoberbaupt benoms
men. Spbalo es inn FLAIR wurSe, 6aB es
nit benz Gapitolbau nidt feline Ridtisteit
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nera cine llnteriudunss GOmmiifion auiams
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bes beiast: Die 2eituns unb bic 9lrt bss
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melt bseirflubt. SD beoauere, 6aB Dem %
lit, aber es lit TO-"
ueber bic Vauten auf benz Wclts
interchangeable in philadelphia entneb:
men mir benz y9bil. Democrat" iolacnbc
weitere Wiittbeilun9en: 0uS 0uuptJebdube
lit bsrsitS fat 9dnSli6 einseOedt uno aud
Die duberen 9luai3niidunscn, ME llmtIei:
Ouns Der 4ieiler Der S5Jre, 9lnbrinsuns
BON 6abnen unb tlsineren @olcrn lit fat
polenSet. Soeben bat Der Silobaucr Nhlg.
0iiuer ben guftras pom Gntwirfen fir Die
Stutucn non picr SuOianern i'm &ris9s:
i@mud crBGlten, weI3e in 3inf sesoiien
unb uui ben Gtea Ses a~u8iteQuua9. Sc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
sSisconTn.

SeFte Wo6e ~perbdftete S9eriij
0oISbauer Den iriiberen Sdatmeiiter Dee
Conn granpiIe, Sobn Saly, auf cine
pom etnem leiner. Siirgcn, MiidaeI Sbau0b.
nellp, 9egcn i'm an9eitren9te 9lntlase bin.
Salp miro nGmlid beidulbi9t ii6 wdbreno
leincr amfsjett ais Sowni6otmciiier I'M
Sabre 1873 grgcu $500 6iientliGc @clocr
Su @tmiitDe aeiiib,t 81 boben.
Nud in Milwautee wcrben bic
SteucrsS efrouoontcn nun nit Grnit po;ei.
lltt. sic Nartn Sdlie uno @eroentbal
wuroen in mcbrtren Guntten Der NnflaQe
ldnIoig beiunoen. Sic babcn I'M einen
lleuen FrnSeB an9cDGltcn. Seet weroen
Die 0erren @rtb uno &icmcrt pro,eiiirt.
Gas 9eiddit uno aud oas Triuatuobu:
baus ron Sonis StinSstrpI wurocn Don Der
Jte9ieruns mir Sci6las belest. slud Der
Steaerasent s. y. Gonflin, Gin S6wa.
ger BON vgoB" 3cys in WtaSiion, wu,oc
einseSosen anS inter iduere Strsidait
Selteut.
0err 81. $. Garfenter, gr;gcr. ct.
Ssnator, lit befountli1 9auptuertbeibiacr
Der Nnsetla9ten, II. er ioluie einiss anbere
Gr:Seamten ltrenseu ii1 iebr an, Die De.
t%ranoanten gu befreien, a6er Der 6inansmi,
nilter Sriitow bat Grnlt in Der Sadie ee:
ma6t uno es wiiroe gar Niexanb wunoern,
wenn einiSe angeiebcne yGr" ieIblt ibre
GodidoBen in Ser Sauce Bdtten. Sol.
ienili9 witb Der TfubI gan; scmiifet.
QiOrbltsrn.)
Nm %. Nouember eesen 10 llbr,
rplroe IN GnellsuiQe bas gSpbn6aus uon
InnaS iper ncblt Den ii9 oarin beiino.
lldcn S%pausmO6elu II. /. ID. bur9 Seuer
%serit6rt.
appicton, Satasauie &c.. @isc.,
madt Inltrcnaungen wieeer elm 0oitamt
gu erbalten. SOute i6om ldn9it Gins ia:
ben.
Sn ga Groii E wuroen, rpie ser ,gtor6:
Stern" beri9tet: Die @~oGcrwerfe nit
gldn5 nieoerSeitintmt, pie errpartet ipurSe.
Gs ipurben i'm @an;en 700 Stimmen ab:
Segeben, bauun wuren ! fir bic s~lussabc
Der Sonbs uno Z oasesen. Oamit lit oas
Prolsft porIdufiJ besraben. SIS mag isin,
paB mir ben itaotii6en GrsSit in &ursem
gu anSern 3wsden sebruuden, in weI6em
Sale Die Serwerfuns pieaeidt wini9ens-
pertb mar, aber mir iir6ten, bab mir ipas
ter piel mebr fir Elm 8a1ierwerf gu sablen
baben ueroen, als es uns na1 Dem segen.
udrtiscn FIane sefoifet babem witr6e.