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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
TIE LIGHTHOUSE STATUE.

DESCRIPTION OF THE RICH IASD AND WHIST, AZ
READY iIERE-TEE COMPLETED STRUCTURE.
The right hand and wrist Of the statue Of
liberty to be erected Bodl,e's island nov 4ymg at
the wharf OF the Transatlantic Steamship CoIrfsly at
tract a great dead OF attention from these persons WHO
happen TO be in tho vicinity. The shipment "ons7 OF
p pieces which are consigned TO a. barthod.. tie
sculptor 10 designed the great work. who Is gov 1T,
Newport These pieces TO be sent TO .he Ph!<ea-a
Exhibition whcro they will b. placed IN poson The ma
teria OF which the statue is made apparently 1ronz
sheet copper about sixteenth OF an inch ~ ihtK
ness The various pieces are made II sections
perfectly fitted to each other and can be ~
together by either solder, .ivets, or screws
The hand which Is OF enormous proportions, cra>is 'he
tcd handle m the torch which sto be sufmouDiod
with platform OF the natera. and n ornane". a
orpansbp for the support a. the fn'nj-u, which 70
serve - haTbOr light. The platform LOOKS NC ''e
basin of large fountain aud 10 or - !r"t ~ diSn'
Tle rim for TIE platform MADE 10 correspond 'ih ne
resi- OF the torch aud has fdicd edges. jhe whole
sfructure although made ~ sucn Tim IHd, efl, % -.
dered very strong by braces al heavy wrought Uor l-
size OF the band T. give IN iUrres'loi OF HLl
viii fa the size of the finished siatae. Tins IS u t ~
feel IN 'gh independent Oi the bsa" upon "!ci 10 MA
resi- and The length OF tte n. ann bearing the torch
about IS feet The committee ~ charge N ilno country
are using every effort 10 secure Subscriptions Tor lht
or ,tvu y! The pedestal al 4,dvc leland. T. Is Iot cN
reced ma. the statue will be completed within two
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Suits have been begun in the United States
District Court ID recover balances on Cusiom-house
bonds as folow,: JAY Cooke n Co. $40 900; Fletcher
Westr.y A. II. Gibbs and z. T.. Moore S11oO; Patrick
Z. Logan. c. ReuhcolIn. and L. BRAKEMAN, S21,JOO.
Two little Italian girls giving the names of
Phomena Barbcrac and Lou,se Dondera. committed 20
the Catholic Protcctory fer bathing at pier We're
Trough; before Judge Donolue yesterday in supreme
Court Chambers. habeas corpus then parents claim
iug thai the vHgrant act under which they com
mittNd dd not include little children who violated city
rules by taking bath in the Iyer. judge Dcuohle RI
served his decision TIL all the papers IA the ease we're be-
fore him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18

4 curious suit has been Begin by the widow Of
Johns Mitchell rI,t the cuors oiacr tate husbands
estate she is left nv :bc will OF husband large share
Of his estate but she claims tina; she advanced him from
time 70 tine propery in trust for herself and money in
all amounting with the it,rcst, 20 moro tlan $4,000,
for winch n sues his executors. The claims extend over
- year, part being Tor stocks ~ manufacturing com
Yesterday before Judge DpnOhua In supreme Court,
Chambers MOTION 70 strike out PORTO OF thf COM
paiut ~ irrelevant aud 90 compel the plaintiff 10 elect
H. scua claims whether sue would claim ic-a eqGit
an-n r.llrL .Mlgo DOnn-Mr ru.eI,el his dccl.lOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
$4,000
Totals .....-.-.-.

This falling of is unprecedented. The tct sleet re-
rnans the last year. The canal ~ IN as soou
order ana il better managed There have been no breaks
Of an magnitude - OJstruc: nayig TA2 only sou-
tion OF .he remarkable decrease seems 10 he Ill the
diurution Of carrying trade on the canals, cCnse
qucnt upon the railroad Sar with ts low sigD rates.
hy which has actually become cheaper to send gram To
York from the West! IA the quick time Of three days,
t1an by The canal boats q couple weeEs lae canAl
In.tf.u ar NOT discouraged BY tBe outlook, believing
that me railroad competition viii soon cease dho III ht
rrap time there certain surplus Of Ife ht lJr
which ;nc freight uos have no iclty, ana wAti VIII
continue to supply JhC cana. boats with "a ca 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN LoNGsnoREnEN

The StepSdOfe III CEalgc 81 inc >tt''i'-ht
ea or o. the Savannah lin, OF stca IrIs lyiu2 al
Pr No - NORTH River ycsi,dsy ordered flillr" Con
nelly W y. - Wcs'-s 70 70 INTO the hold Of 'hc 'e'sr
and r,'ie,y major Oh Ter, coOred, o 10. 30 L'-t imc
A. o. tho work 81 experimenting the slowing u ne 'r'-
sell TIE attcr who Lad Gone that worH ioi years ala
rot He TO 5c .ueTaCdcd. aai Cccaicd he "ouo h"i
ird hi. .l.cc Some ensured. uri chHut nE' 20
tght VS. acccfat ED.h Uci' IRON the pier aidi"u-hl
lti. csil Oh he negro Wa 100 ll.' !'I .h AZ
facou,t. and s. at Ia" sLHI IDHl,d h.iru'lthi ,hi"
Cguprtly. neck AID s",i. and "Ould nave tih"d MN
onfrig; j. il lat IU. been Tor las CpYO tame afft"I Z"
,,ii ,c!lei who kuocrcd him down ana too Dol cvt
6atauts 10 the Central once. Tho counts 3c hdh4'I
Gus ana may prove ttai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
A WIFE Thrown OUT or a wNDow.

4 quarrel arose III the apartments on the
t4ifG noOi Of 80. YorJ.-st. early yesterday morning
between Charles EOerun aud biA vile III .nfi1itt He
He'd her To the GoyI and she seizcd ttbhnifc ana
DECLARED n 10 struck her again she would staD lin. lie
gnsd br toi the ~ fs away, nD@ said thr should
not remain iu the fh. 10 tLrp rIurd be- would throw
hsT u rim. lie draggS% ici screaming 20 The SIN
nDE ri inffp Ari ont Enc siiicA ON 10" pavement
~ Zee. b,Dw fIeciusjBg her skni ana bicSng an arm
~ue we taken " the fLAniDsfb street Hospital, where
nor IaIUffs pronounced dangerous. DllcrI l1Lt
argostrd l,r bHsbsld mo locAcd up iH the fntb
PIrclAct siat On bOssG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
p1SSFNGERS 1RRLFED.

FROM GIASGOW-ge STEAMSHIP Statr Of Pennsylvania
Aug lT-M-s TtOs Steei Geo. stewart Geo Mckay, HObt
A. Gark Plup smirh =. CARNEY, Eliza CARNEY samuel
stone W G. Peils, l. J. iOrIs samuel Kemp, Y
Kemp Str. and &rs. D. Roberts. = T. Gete;L = Wales E.
NJ. & SIyth. hos HciOssy j. a. scan
GTth NJ snd Mr. Il. ali&ce &. Te,. A ecOcs, Miss
CnnObel Y. Nuleparc {. ". Bruce, a. II. church. H. C.
stone VIVA Day MIRA a. u cafk. h0Dt. CLARK y. Clark.
FBOd HAVANA All NAssAU-In 81, tn!S1,g Ls0, Aug.
1TC A. Conp. J.. Vista. }. T. Ousv, J. PuyOl >. RvaS
J. = Jol,,n art ~ Oliver Mis- e. sAncssz YzEaga, Mss
Siinns Ii.by Is F. Funnel and son, j. sanchez YZlaga
Ma X T. k.xby n Clan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18

notice no,bne 10 lingor CD nothing but they see every
thing the COLONEL is rather uuobtTusiye man tlogn
decided and abrupt in manner. He . chify ol gos'
az % to hs nmates; hut among these be IS, Ike Macaa-
Law sreat talker When Mt Long branch ne hpisttts
i ard enn, ed Tic adheres closely 10 the ladies o ms
u1rfy and does not cvince any special Vllahty unsss
snoe one refers 10 his seaside specriaon SCI ,
ylIch h, drsiyr ~ become ~ tine tAo rl,al "i nn.
Eranrh With an hi, success, Col scott, as rec hcTF
can does nor srcm 90 know Low to enjoy htins H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
DECISIONS AUG. II.

Supreme Court ChdmbrS-ly Judge D0nohue.-
TAYLOR agt RiokapOrer granted In te matter Of Dci
son.-Writ dismissed prisoner remantcd.
Common PIeas-SporiGl 1srm-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
Hanson ct al agt ClausenMotiop granted opinion
Kotaitas aEt washMoon denied win $40 costs To abide
event; opinion, lbUn BrandL-Orier settled.
Diehl agt. Deh.Appncation dned the petitioner must
prove Inst the estate In the regular The
New York Elevated Rairoad COMPANY sgL Place OF aLMo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
4 eEruAs srAHgHD ~ JEnsEy CITY

Officer Barry, ~ the basement % rear
building ~ 30 M Railroad aye Jorsny tiy,y Etciday
iOuB1 JObn ei.Den snHainZ from bye stab wounds.
FaDeh Who speak> yefy niue EnRish. says hat he ghs
drinking MIA NUMBER ~ German acquaintance during
Gedlesday nigf, aud rfBt ~ ibr basement where be-
vie tJUnd IL'ie GVbt, Ahd be vHs TOO much IN.
ty1Daed ~ khoW nm STAINED him ~ ehye iD names
II fhs Lefs pffs'Bi - 10 90 Hs rond teHrGb'f tb',
ana tG dflf'sSs nhye sfuIfd Gyldfnrr against car
ls.HifT Bbo lp t@ p.ffs shd NhD De- b"'yed I'D
lLs4f1lDAg. TIE jJufpd bysb VAa foft much weak !.
eIeq III ~ lDes ~ b0yd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
CALENDARs--THIs DAY.
srPRFNH CnrRI -CnLll
An Irish lady called on thu photographer %

fifty cents worth OF pictures When rhe artist Removed
tho plaIe from the machine be told her she need no IN
Ion ger On coming ont from the dark re found her
SIN botuprght in the chair with that LOOK u petrifed
despair on her face peculiar 20 the Photographic lose
You needn't ait there ans longer. sold the frightened
artist whats tht - she bcafscly whispered, without
changing a pnsce. 81 you needt sit there now.
have got through" he exclaimed Amt o. nay Va
fifty cnt. o. she nterrc,tcd "a the same gurg ing tone
with ner eyes strained on Tho mark. Yes" "Well
thin 90 We mone to say I'm 10 give 70 iy cints foor
only five Ianits in the cheerl BeROrra III have 6fll
tia uinits foor Tho money an that's lite enough In all
cODscenoe" And SHG bad IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18

MIDDLF~owS, \. Y, Aug. IA warrant
IA. been issued Tor tn arrest OK Rober Il. Berde Of
oshen Tor contemp. Of cont for not ODeying an order
~ appear before rcI,rce a. HswJurgh IA the supple
me. .ary proceedings instituted :" collect Glpony due
his divorced wife ECcutons To- tine fret quarter Of
the FGO 600 year returned BY IA" 7h"'tf OF Or
ana, County Uisaiispd BrrdtN having <nCd has
rrrpsr tu to.su IL ms son. aud Gagged that ~
NeS-Nork iur i.s iIi TGiUe / bis daughter Dcsteb
romans out OF the state lie is supposed 10 be in New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
RELEASE OF biRs. briggs.

Mrs. Sophia briggs and her step-son, Albert
G. briggs wcr discharged yesterday by Judge Donohue,
n Supreme Court, Chamrgrs, consent OF the Dis'- l.
Attorney the era, 81 adnlEs'ctlng poison 20
Mrs Ia Ruc being al, proycd And the other charge OF
larceny of Nfs Ia Isn's ieWcry, resting merely on q
s;utc""ut OF ~aJt Mrs Ia l;c had SAID, which was
not technically cN.denCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
RrLIEyING AN oNERGURDENED AsYLUM.

MORRIS PLAINS. n. j., Aug. 1.-THE first
lustalneni Of mEatics from the Trenton Asylum was
brought 10 this as um by special train, via the olyidere
and De aware and Delaware, LackaYanna and western
Railroads this afternoon. IT comprised % men, Ihey
Wela transferred without any trouble. Tomorrow
, WOMEN VIII he brought, and ,bese w b. followed
cyt week nv her Train loads until the old a. iup At
Trenton 10, been relieved Of about 800 patients Tho
ne asylum . complete working order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
DANGEROUS TREES AND TELEGRAPH POLES.

The reports Cf dangerous telegraph pores ana
trees this city which oIde'oa from 9oieo ohce'S
vare received by suporut,nlcnt Wgins YESTERDAY
These show that there are about 500 telegraph pole, IN
dangerous condition and l7Gl dead deeayed trees
standing On the Sidewalks. II was asccrtane2 tai
number OF these dangerous telegraph ol'a ar nor III
use aud 10 not appeal belong /" an body .h' S'-
peruenuegt probably via recommend tihI tht5e poles
he removed ~ soon possible. These dangerous Hc''
and telegraph poles distributed throughout th' VAL
ous nrc,tn..S fploWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18

hf Jai0es Ac('Oupaek, age ~, of No. 1872
glzl gAlHg glugist vss passibg Tho ibtcfsoeiioh ~
ybDAayG aAg Foify tleDHgsi esUy sostefday mofuing
nsAss II urn szjsd him oppfOtais names. Que ~
ulsig esfss I,ssJa blm sDd sinieS him Aerormheh
g.ig5a1 ~ bHo, gE1 Ws AssaiiaBt rbsn nm knife
gs,1 biz Ickei Aag sLiosd Nc'Dj1ack BpyD ib' head
s3G f.gE setfgs4 BN.te D. Giyek FpffffslDi, The nan
ttssl bkb arr. MifAJa4sfs psF tHm.B HI 1frei ~
~ GBaEty-NJ Pyfejl,f ftstNb bSUse, who're Ills
easFlGs nGyo ygfgu,IlSsl ffTbsyE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
.rxAulNAT1oN or JOHN CODY AID HE soS7

Tie examination Of Jobr Cody and his sons,
Patrick ana games cody, mo wounded ITcc ""iAmoii
at West !ifty-5Xth-'t aud Tcr'a'c Oh Tuesday iiri-
ugon Va. rtslnct yesterday - nc l,.kyiilc Police
court Officer jefferson OF TIE TgortysecODd PIoru"t
VII. arrested Patrick Cody while Cody Was aiming
revolver Is. aim, produced !rt'r from y Rec Hc iac
Surgeon VI the Roo welt Hospital This stat ID thn t"c
Injured mn, John IrarnDs aud John OXFORD were 70
worse bat stI IN 1tca cODuitlon. HtEL !t]"'iIt
Nathan Ncsbtt counsel for the COdy4, moved for tn 70
lcc Of the father John Cody, OE D 90 appear Tor Iia
,r auIt and battery only Dc DOT present When
The shooting rod Justice Kntm.re Grned Che mo
mill ghr exam. nation ffid f"f'G .ti A--f',t
asrt. ID he ability ~ Prove th Ps.ts". fny hrci The
us al In Def ne % ar NE Tho cxH.Aat on viii be
gt,ftftt e.I To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
YOUNG MAN IN GREENWICH DISAPPEARS.

L. Z. Brigham, who WAS until recently en-
gagged In business Bridgeport Conn, mysterously di
appeared from the residence OF j. parents IN Cronwi,
on Sunday last; and % I'm has been discovered
On June 10 he visited New-iaScn business, and fl
prostrate from the effects OF heat one OF TIN streets OF
that city Information teiegrdphed to hs ireds,
who at once went TO New-Hayon and took him hone lie
remained sick bed for several days and acted IN cry
strange manner, showing that his mind was IMPAIRED
On recovering from his prosTaOn Lie went t. reside WITH
his brother Darien, and subsequently with hIs parents
in Greenwich From the time when he left f.drepot
for Daren M appeared rational nut occasionally some
what depressed in spirits.
Abon D. IN Saturday last he left the house 20 20
In bathing On reaching the shore, a. be subsequently
stated be Jay down by the waters side and eH a-ec
Al some time during the night be awOko and ieii beVl
drred not knowing IN what direction 10 proceed 10 90
home. After long walk he reached HON" on SUM y
morning. His parents had eoue from home 10 aiCri
funeral He proceeded to wash and dress bi:19eB ~
though he intended 10 10 church, and he vas SEN ~
leave house about IL O'CLOCK IN IL va not rfn
again until about 2. m, When friend taT Nm 'iiee
miles from home and spoke 20 ha, bat received 10 reply
lie subsequently seen sitting ia wood, viii ss
face buried his hands He remained there UDiD about
D. ~. when Be left the wood SlDce that tInc 40 c'N
70 his has been found. The autlor1tlf ~
Greenwich AID POitcheser, well - tBc relative ana
scquanianccs I0akng vigorous scaIcb u IDl1F
and woods in the LeghbOfLODd iOi him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18

yOgbg MIN rss bfgmbtly cautioned Ivy
~ tabfC ~ ytl ~ "Hf4ffbtS, M t,sB" ne pfgD
< ~ ~ ~, @,t4 rim 49, tfffffd b.9A ~ sOl fgr
~t<B ~ A,fgg1 NJ tl0Htf lbJsifs4 iba 'ensgH iGf
dlBK sAltys, lsiLatW ssId fbf mn sgB Lyid Wh
llJy nun Ssaf ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
A Ft-rpp STRIKE BY YEWsBoYs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE newsbOys' strike
ou me EseEiaJ DSdich virtually ended this afternoon,
oody uulJer Of the boys taking the papess at the old
rltr,. Daring tt, sulac the paper disposed Of
through nrNsteir~ 20 tho REGULAR pIres, and large
part v! te edition, sOd over che Jihce counter IT
fiil retail rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Snu rises $500 Jl3i ~un CJ3 Moon rises. 353
hIGn wAIER THIS DAY-AH
Sandy Hook $40 Lizard 7lS Hell @. Ferry. 94
HiGH WATER II Dap.
100 Cows island 94J Hen u. Ferry. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
NTH PprIcuT,yG on TIE ERrE CANAL.

ALBANY, Aug. 1.-THE amount received Tor
tolls az The Canal Auditors office during the months OF
June and July shows 8 remarkable Hing on upon the
receipts for the same last year The following is
"A comparative table: ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-18

isben @impsI, ben sr ibnen Susefabrt,
tebrt nm u. BOLT cine aeue 3obuns. Seine
Opf'r t6nnen bann isben, wie fs 3uredt
fommeu.
Nus Sreeport, 3d., f9ribt uns Elm
Qeier iber bic bortisen Sta,t, u. Eounwabs
len Den Demotratsn ifanbeu ieRspublita:
ner u. bic Wuder seseniber, bod bic einen
fnb ieitber seitorben. Die anoern persorbsn.
gcn 10 su uablenSen Stabt. unS Conn.
Seamttn babsn bic Demofraten II uno bic
@ssner einen ein;isen burdssbradt.
Yrapol
Gerner. i9reibt Der Correspondent, bate
Grau &oitIsr bas llnsIiid bon einem 0ai'
iermann uertlast ;a werben. neil bieieIbe
ieinsm Sobne Bier p%ertaurt bate. Sas
S95nfs babel 1T, baB Der Sobn sebeira'
| tbst urb bereits Batter elmer Ss6ter Don
II Wonatsn 1T. GotirIi9 ipra9 bas &C.
ridt Grau Soitler fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-18

Gompasnie nit einem &apitaI uon 10000
Collars %crsanifrt, beren 3wed III, bic
Visbsu4t gu f0rbern.
Sn 8tIImar nabm Die goIijei einer
9erpiilen 9enrp BON 9ouar aus Soaant
fsf, Ter Yapiere I'm Wertbe Don iibe,
500, 900 fdIidte.
minneapolis wdblte einen bsmo'
tratiiden Wapor. i3psi Grausn MURDER
bort in ben S@uIboarb sewdbit.
Gu ct. BauI murbsn suei MdRne,
bnrb grpIoiion uon gas, bas ben Nbsuss.
tandlen eniifr6mte, arg uerbrannt. Oi'
e~ntsiinSuns entitanb bur9 brennenSe Gid:
ter,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-18
slus Den per,GieDcncn staaten.

Sn Rep 0ortilt Der sroBe S6nitt:
waurensR 0nis @Isranbsr Z. Stewart ses
itorbsn. 9r wurbe 70 Sabre alt, ruar in
SrlanS uon i9ottii9: iriidsn gItern sebO:
rem, srbieIt cine tiidtise gusbiIouns in
b0bsren 2ebranitaIten in Srlanb, fam in
ieinem 81. Sabre mad ben Ser. Staaten,
unb wiOmete ii9, na9bem er tur;e 3sit in
Rew Yort S9uImeiiter seweien, baieIbit
benz S9nittwaarsn: @tiddfte, in wsIaem
CT Bis on iein gnbe 10 sritaunIi9s grfoIse
bate. Ndbrsnb bes RsbsQionsfrisses
ma9te er isinsn ginfuB isbr fir bic Union
seltenb. Yrdfbent Grant srnannte i'm
bsim autritt ieiner srftsn Brafbsnti9aft
gum 5in~an5miniiter, muBte absr bic @r:
%nennuns %suridnebmen. neil na9 einsm
Yanbesseiete elm Smporteur fein ioldss
arnt bethlehem barf.
Die 81 d g. unb Stridmaidinen babsn
iest burd cine grfinbuns, weI@e ben
3wsd bat, bas Stopfeu unb bas ausbei'
fern Der Strimpfe, Soden uip. uuf nle'
@aniidem @ese gu bspirten, -aIiO cine
Stopf: Mai9ine-sins grSdnsuns erbal
ten. Die tleine iinnreide Mai9ine, wsI9e
In Der Iesten ausiteuuns ess amerifaniiden
Sniiituts uieI aufieben errsste, iOa sb.n
10 raid ais iauber arbeiten. Sic fOitst 10
06uars, Elm greis, Der fid ipdter ieOenfaas
weientIid %uerrinsern miro. Ger sIiidli4e
grflnber 1T 8. 9. Sosmsr in Bottom.
Der pSeientifie ameriean" propbeseiI ibm
ben Sssen Der sansen weiblidsn @slt-
nil iasen, Serienisen @eIt. bic iia bisber
iberbuupt nit Der arbeit bes Striimpfeitops
fens befaBt bat.
Mebrere 0e 9eIbIdttsrwa rnsn
Dor einem Seelenuertaufsr RamenS Gar.
penter E. O6erit" Garpsuter), br idOn al
ueil1ieoenen Srten bes 0sitsns, uuter an'
Osren aud in ct. 9Ouis, GrpsoitiOnen mad
benz 9oIoIanOe in BEN S4par,en Bergen
O~rsaniiirt bat. gr beslsitet 0iisnisen,
pel9e ii9 ieiner 6ibruns anuertrausn,
blob bis gum GnSputte Der Giienbabniabrt,
Gbepenne. Oa erbdlt or pOn ben @iien:
bubuen eIne gentle Summs per SOpf fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-18
@smmetb @0liab snsian Corn.

gBr pgansieu itstss 81 abias aui ssns StIans. zine iitiHs
GnsRthai tpel0s ptr init plrlsu S9wiSrtsiettn erpieitsnJ
s1u ots lesi aes IeisRsaari rIesaearta eytiSisrnss. Jn
S1tembu Iantm MIR sarG mtrtitpts * G en- sit
Srpf er Dsprla ier ghauteu II bS 10 6ab v. npn mao.
tap.. ni iTsi s' IaaT u~R5speatrn asprsn an Iaa isssm
Sted.
Du grtrss ipor stpa 200 Buftd g4sf8isrn. astrsn per
1da, Has enc itpr ersts ytaas Sa.isTs Der IssnRsR
QaaftaL
mir satta, BIC sdnls Grnstr ia siann suten yrdis an 81.
sm Rap Dpnu Saamtn- pnRtItr ptriaIISu isantn pabCn
~ ebr ni9t effean. nHe ipgsa 20 per, ellt GrReIe fur palr.
tg tapsret0en taRe 2nnpsn ~ tspaIten, ee % IN ipren Der.
Eet< naesn nsTeep, hp %nrnignens ttntn IleIn. ~ 2rdl eIier
nteutn Ssfte ~ pGsra. um Fs I'M jruRjaprt ~ praaien.
Gpattse 8armer. psIDe ans yfussu NIT lGnaIsn y u.
zen, tsniiipolc<ei pne penie Wsrfp) estetTlsiis spIiaen
ia &cbtn. hae an Den saur9.H WsbraaH Der 2aGe elap.
stH, pupsa 10 aver cen erfel5 paHsuH. AtE iensn Fr
ppf an rtstnb ans Asrtns etn yaand nah eurIaHs psa
10 esais HHs lpd srt emt 81. nips. een er,i yaauas
LaQ emp,sGs uRes L elars mt ,pet eru asnf SIanps.
IA assniea iuI $40 pr lugtne uRe q erei etnI SIaniys.
10 unisr UsTTash N mot tetr roB. ysienen.
edat pen sste,m Saam,n pnnl 1sn, lehfta Mot laamsG
rt UtifaHEstR uR,uithesn. aAt Saamen ale rrii9 Mar
luaIaWe s~aIsstTI. Rt.Ht 2paatn ssaIpt Iur v. Z. y.
Las @de mus Ger ttH lung eneqQln, n ptTetn. CUR il.
tG sssSia S1rhn caamR seIunrs
Ssiig Slare s &c.,
1S-zVS j ts-~ IA Gaf fi3 Ctr. atp Nerf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-18

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