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New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
pJgJJc HEuyH ASSOCI1IIOX

The members OF the Association have 10y this
time gone home and bctal,cn themselves to
their individual concerns, and the public, hay
ing read the brief summary OF their discus
sions in each mornings papers, ums It's atten-
ton to something else. The facts aud -tat's-
lies submitted concerning the defects in our
systems Of sewerage, hcaiiug, or the prcvcn-
ton Of disease are quietly put out Of sight
aud mind for another year, though each OF
these defects means threatened death.
There j, no subject on which the average
American shows such fatUous indifference rs
any proposed method for Che preservation OF
his health. and none on which he is so cicdu-
lous OF frantic in lis zeal as the recovery OF
health when lie has lost it. Almost every
square Of large city contains its doctor or
drug-shop, driving profitable business.
There is not q vender Of the most worthless
no,trum who does not find eager purchasers,
nor system of cure which has not its disci-
pies. We watch with terrible anxiety om poor
bodies and those of our children, as soon as
they begin to show signs OF disease. We
bathe, blister or steam them, pour in tonics,
pills, pellets drag the sufferers, aching OF dying,
to Florida, California, or Minnesota; count no
cost too great to gain another year Of life for
them.
Yet we all know that underneath the
streets the filth from our houses is lying
in great putrescent mass; that every
breath we draw is poisoned, and contagious dis
eases aIe all intensified by it, ana that beyond
the IemOnstIance of this Health As,ocia,iOn)
we do little or nothing. The culvcrts and
sewers Of Philadelphia have been reported by
Our own are no better One reason, in
deed, for this indifference is that no system
has offered itself which is proved to be better
than the one in Use. Tho Commission ap-
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
49, UEALS0N DEcLSION.

Last July Henry ID. DenisOn WAS adiudsed
guilty of contempt in refusing TO produce bis
books before Tie Canal Investigating Conmis-
sion, and was committed to the custody of the
Sheriff of Albany County. He sued out a
writ of habeas corpus, and Judge Learned Of
the Supreme Court, after hearing argument
discharged him on the ground that the Com
mission had no power to order his impTison-
mcnt. The Act creating the Commission
authorized either OF the commissioners TO
issue subpenas requiring the attendance OF
witnesses aud the production Of books and
papers. "Now it cannot be said,' continued
the Judge, that the mere power to issue
"subpenas implies a power to punish for
"thcir disobedienco = and therefore it must
be held that the Legislature had passed .
foolish and Inefficient statute, leaving the
canal contractors AT liberty to answer on not
lust as the fancy took them.
The General Term hos now reversed this
remarkable Judgment, and ordered Nr. Deni-
son into custody. We presume an appeal
will he taken, bat il is hardly to be supposed
that the court of last resort viii concur with
Judge Learned IN mIiifylng the action OF the
LcciIltmc, and reducing the Investigating
Commission 10 mere committee OF private
citizens 10 whom witnesses will be under no
sort of obligation to pay particle Of respect.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

prolific in tl,e folds Of literature; among the
few entitled to this distinction, Edgar Allan
Poe must in fairness be enrolled. In his writ
ings as well as in his life there Is vein OF
sadness that calls for sympathy; that tells
us that Melancholy marked him for her
own. During his lifetime this sympathy
could seldom he extended to him; yesterday II
was freely bestowed in solemn ceremonies and
kindly remembrances
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

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Persons vpooie 10 obtain THE TRIBUNE IN GHyQ ho
ta;ns boats or hotels an Uhicb IS usually Sod c cod
Ia haror by Informing this office Of me circumstances
Up town advertisers can their fayOTs for 1HE ENk
1888 Broadway 3stst or SOS W. 23dSt COT nave
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

II is too early yet to give any positive figures
about the Speakcrship. Enough is known however,
TO make it certain that the four prominent can
didates-wc name them III the order OF their prob
able strength on tho first ballOt-aTe MeSsrs.
Randall, Kerr Wood and Cox. McsSrs. Wood
and Cox have probably about an equal
number Of supporters. Randall is supposed TO be ten
or fifteen VOTES ahead of Kerr. The natural tendency
of Woods supporters would be to Randall a. their
second choice, while CoX's would probably drift to
Kerr. Randalrs friends believe that Wood
can control enough of his votes after his
own chances are shown to be hopeless to secure
the nomination for the Pennsylvania candidate.
The friends Of Kerr doubt it. Meantime the general
attack seems 10 be rather upon Randall than any
body else aud there is chance hat his very prom
iucnce may defeat him. Each side ~ busy
telling how the other is promising chairman
ships and places on committees right and left
in return for votes ON the one hand II
is shown that Randall hes a Pennsylvania dis
position toward appropriations. On the other it Is
maintained that Kerr Is the ycriest Bourbon in his
party. Between now and the first Of December the
fight has time enough TO become a great deal live
Eci. aud the time is likely 10 bc improved.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

vass OF tho counties by the State officers will change
this result somewhat but In all probability VIII NOT
raise the figure to $4,000. The large amount OF
money staked on a plurality for Bigelow OF more
than 900 is in all probability lost, to say nothng
Of the anxiety. loss Of sleep, &c, which mas gone
with il.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

Don Carlos's turn. His truce with the hated
Alfonssts would end. and hc might expect TO
enter Madrid amid tho acclamations OF
deudcd people
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

}ir. Bowen seems to be assuming more positive
attitude toward the Beecher scandal in Tho iadc-
peaeqt than heretofore. He says that the charges
made by Mr. Ti.ton did not compare In dchniteness
and nagraucy with those row made against Mr..
Beecher by Mrs. MoulOn, condemns very positively
the action Of Plymouth Church in her case, and
s5ys that unless tho church shall withdraw
from its action and proceed TO meet the
charges 10y foimal trial either Of her Mr.Bcecher
CONGREGATIONAL Council cannot fail to recommend TO
churches 20 withdraw thoir fellowship. llo quotes
Ihe (ongTcJaGOHGii5i the highest deuOminatlonal
authority. in confirmation OF ths view, at les Ar.
Beechers declaration tLat he would not reply to
further attacks most unfortunate policy OF
-elf-coudcnuing silence, gives notice that, a.
ore of the founders, he retains his pow in
Plymouth Church, but must hereafter attend
.he nini5tratons of Mr. Bce.her less regularly
and in yarous ways expresses bis opinion of the
present situation the river more plainly than
at any previous time. Meanwhile the opinion Of the
Plymouth Church leaders seems to be that there il
little probability of any revival OF the scandal in
any authoritative or effective form.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
amnsemenis ano meetinss Go Might.

Bo THIS sIHEATEH-Humpty Dumpty Fox.
EAGLE THFAIRR.-Variety Performance
FIFTH Avenue THRATER.-" Hamlet" BO0th
iYCsUM THHATER.-" lie Gcndre de NJ POirier,"
OLYMPIC THEAIRR.-Variety Performance
PARK THFArER.-"M Mighty Dollar"
SAS FRANCISCO MINSTREIS
TJuRp AVENUE THEATER.-Variety Performance.
roSY PASTORS NEW THRATER.-Nariety
UNION SQUARE THEATKR.-"L Led AstTay."
WALLACk'S TnEATER.-" Caste"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
COLossE OM. Siege

AMERICAN ISsrITUIE.-EXhibitiOn.
COIossEOM.-" Siege Of Paris" =, ~,
CoLIk0T Oh PuARMACY.-Lccture Prot W. Dc r. Day
COoPER UNiOS.-Lecturc. Prof. 4. y. steele.
KURTz's GAILERY.-Makart'S Paintings
LIxISGToN-AVE. AND 55THsT.-Lcctlre Mr.. DE Lara.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF AHT.-Paintings, StatutIy
MORNING STAR CHAPEL.-Uni0n Meeting
STRIswAY UAII4-WOman Suffrage Association
rANMANY HALI.-Billiard Tournament.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

a prospect of getting rid of tho unsighly
telegraph poles in this city, though not imme-
diate, is held out by the Western Union Com
pany. II is TO be hoped that no insuperable
difficulties will be encountered in reaching
consummation 50 desirable
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

The storm of wind end cold which has so
rapidly spread over the whole country has not
been unheraldcd by the Signal Service reports.
The movement Of extreme cold southwark, west
Of the Mississippi, with The probability OF a
"norther" on the Calf coast, was duly an
nounccd, and its progress anticipated before 1t
froze the earth around the rose trees in bloom
at Memphis. As the extreme cold still con-
tiDues i'm the northwestern region, we need
scarcely expect it to leave our ncighborhood
foT day or two.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

Cci Berceuse, Op 57....................
I'D Valse Op. &. 42.......................
3. Fantase HOngrOise. Oise..................-....Lisz
The orchestra besides performed the overture 20
"Iphigena IN Aulis" Guc). the overture TO the md
summer Nights Dream" CNiCndelssohn and the Ale
eetto from Beethoyens Seventh Symphony After hear
Ing this programme appreciated better the honorable
spirit which prompted Dr. Buow TO o.en his
certs in NewYork with Beethoven night and the cOu
pment which such choice conveyed to the discrmin
ton and revercnt disposition OF people. For his
second programme. though OF course greatly inferior
in artistic value, was certainly better cacu'
lated to display those qualities Of the pianist
which soonest captiyete the general public. On
Monday DR.. Bulow perfect interpreter OF
Beethoven that found ourselves constantly forgetting
the performer and listening only to the composition Ia
playing Henselt Chopin and Lszt be is equally conscen.
tious but he does not completely sink his own indigd
uaity first because these composers deep enough.
and secondly they demand powers ot execution
too extraordinary TO be even mOmentary overlooked.
From first last his perform astounding exit
Of yiruoslty. The Honselt concerto will always loo
popular 4 only from its agreeable rhythm, its fluent and
rather simple melodies, and certain imposing and
graudose style but greatest value perhaps f.
exercise in technical dexterity. It's difficulties are so
enormous that panlsts nowadays are chary OF crap
pug with H. and OF those who attempt
ceed. Herr BUlow need hardly say, made light
OF the formidable work. and conquered II with mag
nfcent dash that almost made II easy. Every
- ,,i'7 '"'0 ''o"O0 ',O" Oii'-'. :" u, P1. as.
i-A4i'''o u'"'A''' "ii' e'e"n'o ~ '"u'n' i''''o'
balauce Of tone precision OF accent accuracy and gace
in the ns wonderful sweetness aud dstinctness in the
softest passages, and overwhelming power 10 the
ceHu"s' ''7i''s E'oas o'eantn o1 S'Sis ana a
N'"'y' '0"'"i'V "o'e 1"0.n'a , "i''u
nus nav ''''o 'no NoS' .'S ste,iS., WIN uio'o
~ IL Sno"9N "'s.eo - "1i"i1N "u'0" 'ue u'"'.o "a
- 80 ~ - ~ 80 - ~ ~
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P'C"u n40 '" VIM" NJ e"'' '''0 " '"'o' i"u'''''
alu HiluSNo c.o""o"'' o"' " Tue versa
tlAS "i'H ""'n nc p'S'cu lIon 'ue via c"'Ht
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

The old truth about the ingratitude Of Republican
Administrations has seldom been moro conspicnoa,ly
illustrated than by the case of the Red Cloud Com
missoncrs. Those Jealous gentlemen performed the
service for which Nj. Delano appointed them in .
manner which may fairly he called the wonder OF
the world and the delight of the Interior Depart
mcnt; but when they called at the Indian Bureau 10
collect their promised compensation of Ys n day for
ninety days labor it was discovered that Mes5rs.
Howe Harris, and Faulkner, being Members Of Con-
press not entitled to any pay, and the report
adds that they felt that they victims and so
expressed themselves" The total cost of the inyes-
tgation has been about $4,000. The resulting Re
port MAS worth at least that-tO Mr. Dolan0.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
Businees Noiires.

Has PAID $3.50 Day for over nine years, to
its Policy hoiers-TEAvEIIG INSURANCE CO.. Hartford
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

1t appears that the official canvass of tho vote
OF this city, TO be announced probably to-day. gives
Mr. Bigelow majority of only 29,6G0, instead of
80 l0i. ~ heretofore generally accepted by the
press as the result. This reduces Mr. Bigelows ma
inritv ln lIe state tDnbOnt II. 73D Tho official
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
MUSIC.
DR. Won RrLoW,s SECOND CONCERT.

DIR. Won BULUW7S hECUNU UUNUERT.
The attendance at Chickering Hall was not
40 great last night Monday there being few scors
Of vacant seas in various parts OF the house neyehe
less theaudence very fine both Ia size and inel
Iigence and the enthusiasm anything hotter than
on the first night. DR.. Bulow played the following
pieces, the first and last being With orchestra:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

There is reason to believe that Judge Van Brunt
will soon tender his resignation, and VIII never re-
turn to New-York. The resignation seems matter
of absolute necessity, since his recent marriage Is
in Hat violation of tho decree by his own court
granting his first wife her divorce Inc behch
through this lamentablo business loses one OF lts
oblcat members and sets shocking example of
prongate defiance to it's authority.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

At the annual Convention Of the American
Institute of Architects, a letter read from Mr.
Potter-Mr Muilett's successOr-and resoln-
tion passed concerning the duties Of bis Office
have much significance. Mr. Potter IS anxious
that his position may be removed from poilt-
zeal influence. The trustees OF the Institute
are of opinion that the United States Super
vising Architect should not be permitted to
make designs for Government buildings. How
many millions might have been saved TO the
nation, if Mr.. Mullett had entertained such
views rs the other members OF the profession !!
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

II IL n favorits amusement OF paragraph writer's
nowadays to poke sharp sticks at Mr.. Richard
Grant White. What this amiabe and cultivated
gentleman has done to make himself odious to such
a multitude of minor journalists we have never been
able to discover, unless perhaps hls pungent crio-
cIsm of the blunders and vulgarities of newspaper
literature is resented personal aront, which OF
course cannot be the case. llo makes little mistakes
now and then do the best and wisest OF men, Dut
he has done good service in the fine art OF criticism
and he has always done it like a gentleman.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

Baltimore has long held the title of the City
of Monuments. Its latest addition Of commem-
eratiye art, the unvailing of which we chron-
icls in to-day's dispatches is well worthy of
its predecessors. OF genius as distinguished
from mere talent, America has not been greatly
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

The Philadelphans have raised over three
millions and half for the Centennial, and the
State of Pennsylvania has added an appropria-
ton of a million and half. An immense
amount Of work has been done. aud certainly
no one can claim that Philadelphia and Penn
sylvania have not behaved liberallyin the matter.
They are now likely to ask Congress, directly or
indirectly, for million and half more, with
which they think they can pay of all indebt-
edness down to the day the Exhibition opens
its doors. The proposal will be sure to arouse
opposition, but the letter elsewhere printed
certainly shows the Phladelphians have done
50 well in the matter that they deserve what
ever encouragement the country can fairly give.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14

Sic nettc Iatbc0ralc III Wrtu
WOrf.

Sin wirtli6 neutrality-suspicious. Saus
wert ut bic Ncw 0ortcr &atbebra a.
le, Die, nadoem Der @rnnbitein i'm Sabre
1858 9ele9t woroen, iett 10 melt 9eoieben
lit, buB Die ehlen 4Sroportionen beutli6
beruortreten. Der sc. y. Stst9." ent;
nsbmen mir barber Sol9enocS: Scr 9lau
1T pon Genwif unb bur6aus I'M ootbil6en
Stple. 6leeblatt uno Gebe berri6en iiber,
al uor uno Die i6lanten Sdulen, welde
Die boben @emOlbe trasen, scpdbren einen
impoIanten 9lnblif. Die gdr9e Der 6a>
tbeorale miro 334 6uB fem bas Sranlept
wiro 146 meiien unb Die Sreite oes S6ii.
fes SO SUB, eini9lieBlid ser Seitenidiiic
iein. auf oas 9aupti9iif, pom Sdule gu
Sdule, fOmmen As SUB, auf bic Seiten.
i6iiie ie "a SUB. Die 60be bes Saupt.
idiiies betrdst los SUB, Die Der 0eben.
i6iiie 81 Sup. SGmmtli6e SGulen bes
Sdifies, bes Sranieptes uno bes Chores
iin6 aus Marmor unb bis gum Nniabe ber
Sosen 35 SUB bod. Sas 9raniept ma6i
einen sroBartisen Ginbrud, wel9er ieben:
faus nod seboben weroen miro, ipenn oas
gi9t our6 farbenrei9e 8lasienlter elm.
fdut. Sas srpBe 6eniter iiber Dem 6aupt.
portale, Die Stole, wtrb bur9 Wolaifsei6.
nansen benz Stple senau ansspabt, ausse.
fiiut weroen. Die !3ei9nuns Der v&oie"
lit cine auBeroroentli9 rei9e, unb penn erii
Die uieliarblsen @Idier in Die 8inounsen
unb Seri6lingun9en Der 9tanten uno Ges
ben einseiest iino, muB Die @irfuna cine
iebr beoeutenoe lein. Die uielen giloniife
uno Geliefs fir Die Stride iinS ale in Sta,
lien nnb 6ranfrei6 beltelt worben. Den
srobe Ginsans uOn sluBen auf Der Weit.
ieite miro bon brei boben 9ortaIen sebil,
bet, ipeldc nit benz SdiiIe unb ben Seis
tenidifien correiponbiren. Sas Mittel,
portal bat cine S%pannmeite pom 81 SUB,
welde lid na6 Der Sbire BIN uerenst. gu
beioen Seiten Der Yortale erbebsn ii6 Die
md6tisen Strebebosen, wel6e, reid per,
Siert unO uielfad bur6broden, Die boben
0dnoe bes 0iitteli6iiies fifteen. Die
Sbiirme beOefen an iBrer galis 32 qua.
oratinB, Die StrebepfeiIer unsere6net bel
elmer 9Obe uon 1876 SUP perian9en iie ii6
in cine u6tedi9e 6orm, welde lpeitere "a
SUB in Die 00be fibrt unp bann in cine
9raSioie Spiee auslauit.
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glus Dem Gerlase pom Wiiblbauer uno
Sebrle in Chicago erbielten mir oas l..
9sit Der Sramatiid Decentralization

glus Dem Gerlage pom Miblbauer uno
gebrle in Chicago erbielten mir oas l.
oeft Der Sramatii6 : ncflamatnrii6em
Sugcn0bibliotbcf. Sasielbe entbdlt:
l.. Die itSnfe SIams. yulylrs ron p.
Meattc, o. S. b.
III. Die llupcriSbnlitsu. SGsr, in einsm
aet pcn u. s. 3bisls. Der yrsis psS Ssftss 1T
~ Cts.
gSir besriiBeu bieie Susenbbibliotbef ais
elm iebr Seit9emGbes uno re9t niieli9es
llnternebmen.
Sm Yroipectus iast Die 9u9banoluns 4:
Ia bic in 0eutldlanb srl6sinsnern S6rifsn
pieIer Ni6tun9 bier errbenibeils unbrau6blr
linp, 70 purben mir spn Sielen yrislfern, 4ebrern
unp 1ebrfrinnen aufssfcreert uup ermuatert,
lelblt 0eeisnstss ms yeten su rufsn.-9Hir ba.
ben nit ebsn anSeflnei9tem Ssftr ben Infans
sematt.
Die ,,bramat;id- eeflamatoril6e Sustnsbibli.
ctbet" pcn tuttisen arlften bearbeitet uno fur
amsrifaniIde VsrbdltniIe bsrsbnst, mire in
NJ anglo Seften C bis IL per Sabr) CT.
i6eintn, teren Snbalt lid namentlit aus bette.
rem unp ernlsn Standardization, pslslcstn unb
Oialcssn une Ii6tunseu gum SOrtrase bel fsi.
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Der Gyilus fol- ben 9amen psrsisnsn, nn8ar
Seben Gtwas."
gBas bic tramattiben Glide antstriTt 70
tperbsn ~eielelbsu msiitsns lsi6t uns einfat &c.
balten iein une nur aerinse Muslassn fur Gee.
merle, 0areercte II. (. NJ. erfereern.
Zen preis Der Sette peresn mir 10 nieber tel
len, pab ss islbif Der drmlfsn S6uls mSalit
mirt, auf bic Serie su atonnirsn u. ppnS tiidsn,
nslte CUR Nunubruns selanssn, 70 sies Ssf:e
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SO empfeblen mir bsnn bic ,,tramatiiG. bella.
r,atcriI6e Sussntbitliotbef" s~rssbenf unt laesn
gum sablrcihsn Mbonnsment freuheli6f Elm.
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bic nStbise lnterlusuns Mot finbsn. 70 wirb
uac fam es ielbiptrfanpIit nitt meter ssfubrt
perben.
Nir mo9ten Die gu9banSluns babel
anfmerfiam MAIDEN, Die SeoIrfniie Der
@eieaenuereine uno Der fatb. Gbeaterclubs
ni6t gu ilberieben, unb AUDI quite Stiite
fremoer Spra6en in bieien Sreiien beimii9
III MAIDEN.
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i9e Totum", in Der 9inten bic S6liiiieI gu
ben Sirdens unb StaatsoIicen, Die 6iiBe
bat er brett auf .bie Soltsredte geitellt,
ipdbreno Der rNatiue Gopernor" ii9 unter
ben Stnbl seHiidtet bot.
llsber ieinem 6aupte bdnsen swsi Sil;
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rViu"--aIs v&epraientant BON &om nidt
BON Cincinnati, 81, unb ais Yrnoant ben
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sur 0esislatnr, cben nit Dem pdpitli6en
@appen uno lleberideift: ySbio (our6.
seitriden) romiide 9esislutur." SIM Gin.
gauge iteben mebrere Yrieiter. BON benen
Ger cine Elm Document nit Der Sni6rift
y9tieoer nit ben 0ftentliden Sdulen",
trdst.
Sin 6rarmentar gu oieier semaIten giise
lit iberfluiiia.
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XitcrariShcs.

9lus benz Serlase Ser @ebriiber @ensis
ger, g. g., 9ins ms bas Is. Seft Der
M!tcn unb Wcnrn 9Sclt, bieier betannten
Monatsidrift su.
6olsenoes lit oas SnbaItsuersei@niB
Die I,sris Der IiaImara. 9pssGe prn Yb.
eairus. -@alresfriseen. @cri6t ron @. Wo.
litrr.-Gine rcue @ntesfung. Wpn llrius
aleinmonn Die larpinil6s Sbeprie. Bon
s~lugul;in Nrhet.-W alpiud. Ncseue ron Z.
ven Srlturs gum huapsriii riaen @sburtsfe.
nc Oanirl S'9enrsls. Gin Wereuttlatt rem
Heinbclc @aumtait.-au6 Gin YApitjutildum
gin Suiim crasn auf esm Vaner. gin Sesl ccn
s. perlbplc.-yie Sprinsprcceiipn in Gdtsr-
ua6.-Na6 Srisisn pom aa,l Grasc.-Gin au
Identifies Silc Ter Suusfrau pUu Srleans.
Sntel 3rpseIS Observation-Disclosures ron
Ssrmann Siri&fete.
Sahffl aIipnen Gcrssleu. Srisiral;sits
nurs Ypu y. Spsdt.-Gme Sp6ter Der s,pisen
Stact. Na6 Z. paiiui.-9Senn bic 8aBe fort
1T. 10 tansrn bic Mauis. Ha6 hem Gsmdles
pcn yb. Gouhsau.- S6luepisnstt'. - Daniel
SHprnel. Sri9inalsel6nung pom u. Sbubert.
-Nab esm llrtbeilsiprubs. Mad esm Gcmils
re ron @ars.-Ier y BON 5sueriHa. - Tlas
ron Santingc.- cnntaesfeier in Der paciHc-
observation-disclosures in ben pampas.-Snpi-
dnsriiberiaa.-Gin autbentlibeS Bib Der Sung
frau BON Orleans. -llnisre 2isblinss. Na9 etm
0smaIre bon Sbpmas Lawrence.
getanntli6 eri1eintbie Qlteu II. Neue
Welt idbrli6 III l6 Seftem ;u so Seiten
Sert, tOltet 20 Gents per Nunm CT, $500
per Sabr. Oasu wirb cine G~ratisprGmie
in Selfarbenoruf aeQeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14

Sor uns baben mir Die Ssptember Nr.
Der Wtonatsi6rift 1.-The Mdnhattdn
and de tG Sale MOnthIy'', cine
red. quite, gu empfeblenOe 8eiti6rift in
en9ltlber Spra6e. Die drummer entbd!t:
Mr.. Maurice, A Tale of Love and Faith of
our own Day.-A Translation from the Clas-
sizes, DR.. James Pech.-Horace, Book w., Ode
VII. Felicia Hemans. - Daniel O'Connell,
John Savage. L.. ID. An address delivered
at the celebration of the O'Connell Centenary.
An old letin foet.-The Renaissance, Thomas
j. Dunphy.-The Presentation Nun, A. T.
The coming Home, Mary j. Hoffmann.-Con-
clusiop.-American Officers inEgypt.-Famous
Memories of the Month. - Music.-The Pea
SAINT Boy, Charlotte Cushman. Shaking
Hands with Royalty, Mary Walsingham. -
Literary Oddities. - Miscellany. Current
Publications.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14

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WabIen In Ncrr- amrifa. Dix mcsrns Sn.
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las gsbmssri9t.-alsin Wchisn.