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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
1875. 1870.
CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENTS.
WORK Oh THE PAST SEASON-MuCH PROGRESS,
UrON SMALL APPROPRIATIONS.

WORK THE PAST SEA~ON-Nlt u fEb6El.~~,
UTON A SMALL APPROPRIATION.
Central Park, BOW that work has nearly
ceased FOR this year. can show several Improvements for
The centennial year. When IT found last April That
no appropriation had been made for projected improve
lreuts aud that S2uoOOO remaining from tie preceding
years funds was the only available money al th.r dis
pgsal the CJn- ,ioIcrs decided 90 begin DO new work
and to continue operations only upon sucn improve
ioeuts as had already been begun and which necessarily
required competition The new hoat-hous' upon which
the woIkmen are putting the finishing touches l.
situated upon the eastern BANK OF the east bay of the
lake Itisatwo-sory frame structure, the upper l'or
which is uncovered with the exception OF apirihon over
each balcony, b,iu. arranged for a promenade. Tic
ground nooris div idci into pOrcoc-, balconies, ohccsnd
waiting rooms the latter having several pleasant bay
windows The bI.Idug Is 100 10y p feet with shed 10
feet long for the storage of boats II is 81 ORIGINAL de-
SIN aud decidedly unique 10 appearance, the pan ihe
wur. OF j. N.,y Mould, VINO hJ. Nnrr gone l"r"n'h
America The banding VII! cost rl2upu, AMI lo on q"
tic fines, boat houses fuIIi size I ti- country. WORK
ha, been continued upon the hall for Oh, dcuh oi All
Iu has been much delayed by failures of cuujlaciul-
and will cost 4IjOUUD. The nail Iur me IUs"uW oi
Natural History, Wuish il 30 cost ~JODouD situated u"n
5Ituhttti-- iar, now ready for occupancy, - WORK
up0u II M. progressed this year very ldlHly. ia"
aoIud OF the il have also been improved. al an cA
r,usc this season Of +lO9.OuO Wallis and drives nave
been cXtcndc number Oi uno ven places Ia pjliiy
finished walls closed up, and much grading done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
TIE Will OF ELIzA powrRs-

BosToN, Nov. l5.-Tnc will OF Eliza Powers,
lust flied IN the Probate Court makes Request. to various
societies and Institutions aggresatlng above TiGouOO.
Among them the following: Am .rIran Unitarian 30
cicty, 100000; Boston Young Mems Christian Union.
- 600; Granville Unitarian society 1000; Claiming
Il,u-c Ina Bostuu. $1,000: Boston irna, OTuian 20
cicr - 900: Boston Farm Srho, Tor INDECENT Boy
$1,000: Boston Marine Society, r1,oJD; CAidIruS
Mission 40 the Children OF the Destitute, ~J,UOD Na--i
chuscts Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
,.,I- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
CLAIMS or 4 SOUTHERN PUBLISHING HOUSE

RlaMoNp Va, Nov. 1J-lhc ciShty->rcoud
annual conference. ~ tlc Methodist Episcopal CuuIch
SOUTH OF Virginia began IT, session here tod-l Bishop
II. H. Klyanaush Of Kentucky presiding. The session
was principally occupied wth routine business rc-o-
luton was adopted providing for the appointment of
committee of nine 10 -cg the subject of the formal
relation. bet ccn the General Conference, OF the " J..
Church Of he South, and tine u. T. C"ufrh 81 tn N,rih
and recommend such action ds the, d", M lrJic". IN"
rcpo.t from the Nashville Publishing Iou," read.
shown assets ~ ~I1G~i2; ab!l',- of S-Gu9tp; met
,iIal Of 3l5.-J2; amount due Tho house. ~g7,2i2.
M, form al a petition praying Congress indemnify
t. Injuries to the Nashville Publishing House during
the war, was read and received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
VOTES TO BE REcouNrED IN ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l5.-I4c question of re
counting the vote east the election in August last for
the new city charter and plan for dividing tho city
from the county, which has been before the Circuit Court
for some time was decided to-day by Judge Gott-eak
,cLn ur,lrird a recount OF the Votes and appointed "a
Ro1rd of Commissioners To perform that duty tie
ttc,rncc Of tine unity Clerk. The decision refuses an
xrniuat ion into the alleged fraudulent voting ana per
init, only "A recount of the votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uesininsier Hotc-Wlliam Lloyd Garrson on Dos
Ton Bfcrood Hoasc-Conn Branetu oil sPaln an
COW eIr' Richard u Hubbard Of Connecticut 81 y' I
U,tJISr Charles Young and Sir Matthew WOOL OF rl
gland ami George Bangs; t. = Assistant Itea5 n 81
Eofci-D C. Ellis. >uptIlil ,uett
,bn = y Bank Department; Gen. clinton q. fHk Vl 81
o,i- and Rev N Thomas h Conrad OF IIlIaHci
John III. Gp-hur, L. :. NAVY -fea
VAR HoteI-Judgc john 4. Meredith OF kchIonI ~
vbogs IT0iei-PTOf 81 &. Vincent OF London Nt'TtsgH
U3nAe-Drpuy QulrtoImaster Gen A. X Etul y = army,
ri Medical Director James Sutd1ls, L. :. Navy LHion
s,ae Uoil-Wancr Miller Of HefAimer " ". HC0Bdn
H,H<e-J. y. Camden Of West virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
DOORS FROM OVER TIE RIVER.
TIE vILLAINOUs SMELLS THAT OFFEND HE NOsIHI+
OF MURRAY FILL RESIDENTS.

Il
OF MURRAY FILL RESIDENTS.
Now that casterly winds are becoming more
prevalent the offensive odor coming from the establish
ments situated upon Hunters Point again attracting
attention These establishments are engaged in the
refining of petroleum and the manufacture of fertilizers
Complaints have been made very frequently OF the In
toerabe smell brought by every breeze from the east
side OF the river In the refining OF petroleum product
called sudge oil emits the offensive odOr This OH Is
also used the manufacture of fertilizers to enrich the
oTl used as manure. Persons taking the cars at Long
Island City must endure the stencil whio in the depot
but they IT is claimed DO not experience 1t III It's
fun force, as the chmHeys carry it upward and
then the wind brings 1t TO this city. Last
year bill was introduced in tie Legislature
giving every board OF health the power TO bring an
action in the courts against the promoter Of nuisance
even when the nuisance situated outside OF the limits
over which such boaIds have Jurisdiction 1t was in
troduced through the influence the inhabitants Of the
east side Of the town. and was aimed at the present
nusances 1t was opposed by the Of the estai
hshmeuts, who claimed that the smell arose from va
rous sources in this city along the East River. This
the Board Of Health take action against these
places with such effect that complaint has been made
reported upon fayOraby by the commission appointed
by the Legislature to investigate the matter, but tho
ton was postponed until this Winter.
Meanwhile, say the residents Of Murray Hill, and in
fact of all the West Side, tue smell from Hunters Point
when winds from northeast TO southeast prevail Is
almost nbearabc. Dr. Jaueway OF the Board of Health
sald ON Tuesday tO TRIBUNE reporter that the indirect
evil influence of the nuisance upon the health OF the city
iucalculabe The owners OF the establishments IN
question deny all these charges They claim mat the
smell complained OF from their places bat
originates in NewYOk and also that The odor arising
had suit brought against HIM by the Board 81 Health
Of Long Island City, but defeated on the ground tha II
could not be proven that the Ofcuse was caused ny LIS
establishment Efforts will be made 10 get the bill
teTTed TO through tic Legislature this winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

thing however combines to discourage those who hon.
for pacific issue"
THE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
The Times says editorialy: 1--WE believe we may now
accept certain that the meeting Of the conference "a
assured despite the warike preparations OF varous
Powers We believe all the Powers desire peace TIA
Porte must be convinced that II IL subborny refuses IN
give guarantees 1t will stand alone"
POLISH RISING FEARED.
The Standards Berlin dispatch says intelligence from
Warsaw indicates an impending Polish rising The Gov
eminent fas posted pacards in Warsaw prohibiting any
gathering in the streets.
this connection The Fdncier says the news OF tbs
proclamation OF state of siege i'll Poland arrived In
London last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

A bright-eyed blonde young man bought a
front seat every night and spent 80 on bouquets to
throw her when she made her entrance and now he's
taken 10 wandering out into the country, simply because
he discovered that the who sat next 10 him her
and that she sold the bouquets back 10 the flower
woman.-l New-Orleans Bulletin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
SCRANTON RIOTERS ARRESTED.

SCRANTON, Penn. Nov. 15.-Five of the riot
ers implicated In the disturbance at the Delaware,
IacKawanua and Western Railroad Company's shops
last evening. arrested to-day, and will have hear
ing tomorrow. IL expected the riot would be re-
ncwed this evening. bat the strikers although present
large numbers, offered violence, and everything
passed off quietly force OF police present pre-
harX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
FIVE SAILORS scALpED TO DEATH

DETROIT, Nov. ia report just received
from ShcbOygin Mich, states that the tug j W Ben
nett went ashore Monday night near II. Helena
Island IN the Straits OF Mackiuaw. On Tuesday morn
ing I'VE OF her were smOthCrcd and scaldcd To
death IN room the boiler, by steam which escaped
from the afctyvalye. The Bennett has been pulled of
the tug Leyathan and brought to st. Helena, slightly
NnNILu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
INVITATION TO MAKE AN INVESTIGATION

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 15.-The following
telegram was to-day sent to Gen James A. Garfield at
Eew-Oreans:
The Republicans Of Mississippi earnestly invite Won
and your associates OF both parties when you have com
peted your investigations in Louisiana 10 visit This
State 10 make like investigation into the frauds and
violence with which the state has been carried
III. Il. WARE,
Chairman Of the Republican State Executive COMMITTEES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

NOT being willing to sell brass at any price,
y and wishing to meet the disposition fr chapnes which
leads ~ lose their money IN buying poisonous
trash, SOLID GOLD JEWELKl.i n The different 81
ractiyc styles, made by machinery wt ding tie
labor nearly az The OF the bI,s trash, which
always sold prDit o. 400 or 800 per t, j. NASH
~ Broadway, up s;airs, opposite 4 p. NteHalts.
STRUCTURE. Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Gcucrai!ve OT-aus radically and speedily cured. HENRY
a. DANIELS II. d.. ~ LeAIn-,naye Office hours 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME, Nov. 15.-Thc King has appointed
signOr Fecchio President of the Senate.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Standards Rerln
dispatch says most Trustworthy correspondent te,a
graphs from Paris that Germany positively refuses "a
participate in the Exhibition OF 1878.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.-The cargo in the main
hold Of the American line steamer Lord Give which w
to have sailed from here to-day for Philadelpha u
found to be on fire this morning. The fire was 6yt,n
guiShed by the ships hose before any damage was don.
to the steamer The damaged cargo is being reanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
PUBLIC SCHOOL METHODS.

At a meeting of the Board of Education yes
terday resolutions were passed regrettnc the resgna-
ton Of Commissioner Caylus. Benjamin +. Watson has
been appointed his place. The following appoint
ments have been made by the Mayor I'LL vacancies in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
YELLOW FEVER AT AN END

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 15.-The total number
of intements to-day was four Of which two were from
yellow fever The City Council tonight approved tina
action of tho Georgia Medical Society and the health
officer in declaring the epidemic at an end and advising
absentees 70 return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

Ii is related of DR.. Garth, in his last illness.
when he his fellow doctors consulting together az
his bedside that raised his head from his pillow and
said with a smile Dear gentlemen, let die a nat.
LII nnafh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
Announcements.

Use BRUMrELL's celebrated COUCH DROPS
Genuine have A. H. each drop. Branch Glj Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and BATH del shtlu substitute for Cologne Bay RAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

You can cure that Cough or Cold by usin
WIsIARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

SPEEDY RELIEF FROM THE NAUSEA
OF pregnancy insured by the OF that pacific
Of the stomach, MILK OF MAGNEsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY
oam.4io Noon AZ. D. m; i22 Midnight 59''
Ili-he-t dut1ng the hay, a.. Lowest 81
Average, 4la-,. same day, 1879, Ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

MURDEROUs ASSAULT on A POLICE OFFICER.
While James McLOuchlin was passing through
Greenest., about hsE past O'clock yesterday morn
ng partially intoxicated and behaving In dsordery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

"HEALTH CORSETS, and why not HASN'T
there been evil enough yet from the old style Dr.
Warmers HEALTH CORSET il approved by all physicians.
WARNER BKOr., Manufacturers, 1853 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

GIr> CoyE.-On Tuesday cycuiu. Il colorcd
domestic BOO fur employ oI samuel trtit. az Glen 'oN'
Mill. placing some wood iu the stove, br some means SET
.. iIr and Dr. fore Stance tuuu luath Lrt >ut
.. ., I., burned head 10 foot that her ilic is
d.-. Paired U.
It..4 ilIIfr~DN II. II. Wilson, aFomlucnt citizen
I,I Il g. ,mak,r, N.- found t d in an out, ui>c h the
.c,roi u,, >4Il-lof ON saturday morning. co:oncTS
ru, decided that itr il,u pt heart disease.
IoNa ISLAND Cti.-lhc Police Commissioners, at
t,g .,j,u. -t,riy, took I,IcI uu1u tuc charges u
.,um..uu,,, preferred Against Officers Condor. Foc'
md rc.u. Ih,y were a.l found guilty and dismissed
lIlu tie tuItc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-16

assigned. Acting Sergeant Stephen Paret OF the Eight
eentb Precinct was transferred to the Eleventh Precinct
and ROundsman Hugh Martin Of the Twenty first Pre-
cinct was transferred TO the Fourteenth Precinct.
By singular chance, what might have
provcd very disastrous fire fortunately ayerted
Yesterday in one the fine brownstOne houses OF the
Fifth AyCrue Hotel block Iwentythirdst. The pro
pretor observing that the supply Of water had given
out sent for the plumbers, who on examining the pipes
discovered that two bricks or the chimney had become
disIodged and that % slow fire. which had apparently
been burning for several days. had charred the adoin-
ing woodwork and melted the pipes unt the escaping
water had extingushcd the flames,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
Winnetota.

Sn einem sroben @etreibeipei9er
gu ct. Saul, Minneiotu, fam es bisier
Gage gu einem seuaItisen &ra9. SdOn
Dor Mittas bemertte man, bab fi@ bic cine
Wanb uater benz Orude bes inmenbis la
sernben 8eiSens berausbau9e unb inrpsns
big mebrere ben gebdIter b~urdipunnsnbe
eiierne 9altitanseu seri1en wuren. Wan
iudte iOfort bur@ gntIeeruns bes bstrefs
fenben Sebdlters ben Druid su %perminbsrn.
9erseblid! Na1mittass nm l llbr brad
bas @ebalt unb bic SetIeibuns Der alus
Benwanb, unb bur9 cine i'm gu 20 SUB
brett sdbnsnbe Ssfinuns ersoB ii9 in
ma3tiser 5Iutb Der @eisen, nit benz Der
70 SUP tiefe, 20 breite unb 20 LANCE 8es
batter bon nnten bis oben ansefiut semes
len NOR. Sentre9t unter benz gru9e
itanb am SUB bes Spei9ers cine fleine
8retterbitte, bewObnt BON her SamiIie bes
i4webii9en grbsiters Nnbreas Maanus.
auf oieie 9ltte itirste fid bic @ei,eneass
cabe nit ibrem folohulsn @epi9t berab,
fe wie cine 3dnbboI3i@a@tel ausIsi9 forts
i4iebenb unb gu 9ltomen asrtriimmernb.
Die BewObner, 5rau Masnus nebit finf
tIeinen &inbern, udren unrettbar psrloren
seweien, bate file Der W~ei3enitrom sstrOfs
fen. Iber iobaIb bic eriten In3siden bon
benz brObenben 8ru9 bemertt wurbsn,
bate Der auheber bic Gruu Dor Der @efabr
warnen Iafen, unb eben bate fe fi9 nit
ibren &leinen in Siderbeit sebradt, aIs
fid bic 8ei,enfutb iber ibre 5atte srsoB.
Wit berieIben warb Der gauge Sausratb
Der armen 6amiIie perni9tet unb ibr 5ibs
meruoIt unb 9ausbinbden eridIassn. Der
Stur5 Der 8ei5en : Mafen bate einen
srobartisen anblid sewabrt, benn an lO,'
900 Suibel @eiSen warsn BON ben "a, 900
in benz Sebdlter sebOrsen seueienen in me-
nisen Minuten ausseitrOmt unb Iusen baIO
in Ssltalt zines Wei5enbersss, Der etrpa rs
QuabratfuB bedte unb in isiner Mitte Is
SUB bod mar, ba.
slid : 6 ommiid 9urt iette
Ietten Sennabenb 1000 gads9en in Mas
biion Gee, Nicoaet County aus. Gbens
iOpiel wurben in bic Seen eagle, Glyiian
unb Clear pertbeilt.
Der So in DULUTH mai am 16.
wieber pom Sreibeiie blodirt, UNI nod am
Is. mai bieie rei5enbe Situation unuerans
bert. Sas Sis bate ii3 in Der giabe Der
9afsnmin6uus SwOIf SUB bod aufse,
i6i9tet, unt cas- i'm Safen einseiperrte
pG,ite gOot" Quebec ueriu9te perssblid
bic Sarriere gu bur3Orinsen, pdbrenb brei
gOote auf 3ebn Meilsn in Sidt pom So.
fen lasen unb ebsniouersebIi9 periudtsn
bineinSuselansen. Sic iisem oifsnbar ieIt
I'M @iie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

IS Stunben anbauernben 8eratbuna bes
Woroes TIM erifen 9rabe iduIbis befunbem.
Die Tsrtbeioisuns bate uersebIid periudt,
ben Babniinn Der 6rau nadsuweiien. Die
Chat ielbif mar iebod Elm pabinniser Oct,
Sa bic 5rau feline ~beionbsre IeranIaTuns
gu benz Morbe bate.
Die Irbeiten a Der 0isconiiu
Gentralsgabn iinb aud wieber aufsenoms
men worben unb bic Strede swiiden ste.
pens Point unb gOrtase io0 bis gum 4.
Suli pouenbet iein.
Wiscpn In lit auf Der @elt:Iusifels
lung unter Gnberem aud bur9 eiA 1900
Pfunb i6weres 8Ieisrs pertreten.
Sm Ben bauptidd Iidtsn Sopfsnbiifrit.
ten bes Staates iinb apei Orittel alIer
Sopfenwur3eIn, weIde wabrsnb bss @ins
tiers nidt beoedt paren, aussefroren, unb
nur isbr wsnise iOIen beSedt sepsien isin.
Die 80. %. 3ts." beri9tet aus On.
70. Wdbrene zines beftisen @epittsrs
i3lus Der glit in bas Saus bss Yrpan
Gebman, pier Meilen BON bier. Der BIis
sins burd ben 8anin unb bas Ofenrobr
gu sinem 3immerOfen, ben er in sltome ger.
iette. Gebman Der serabe baram par,
9olS in ben Diem Al Ieaen, wur6e pom
Slit am Bein, unterbalb bes Rniees ses
trofen, unS iein SUB bur9 ben 6uBboben
setriebem. ginise EbeiIe bes SuBss NUT.
ben wesseri6en. 8ei benz Sater itanb
iein 4idbrises SSdterden, nit elmer &ats
I'M 9trm. Oas &inb bIieb unperlest, bic
&ate mar iebo9 toot. Oas &inb, bas
nit ieinem 9ater auein mar, bate Settles
sesenpart seHus, gu einem Na9bar 81
seben unb ibm gu iasen baB Der gater uers
brannt lei. &eoman's SUB rpirb amputirt
werben miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

M0bren, in britter 3wiebeIn; mad brei
Sabren in erfer Gra9t @urten nit &Opfs
iaIat, in sweiter Bobnen, in britter elm be-
lisbises senisiames @urselsemiie; mad
ubermaIs brei Sabren 2au9, Sellerie in
frii6er Dansuns, Sdwur3wurseln in sweis
ter Gradt, Grbien in britter. Oieier llms
lauf ldbt ii4 nod mebr ueruielfdItisen.
6olsenbe aufSdbIuns eins unb aweiidb.
riser @emiie sibt ~binIdnsIide Sorlasen su
einem beliebisen @edieIipitem. Stride
Oinsuns Iieben u. weroen in eriter Sru9t
sebaut: aue &oblarten unb &oblriiben,
2attiss unb gnoiuienialat, @urten. Melos
men, &irbis, 9au9 Ober Yorree, Sellerie,
Meerettis, Spinat, WansoIb, neuieeldns
bidder Spinat anbere Spinatiurrosate,
PufbObnen, SdnittpeteriieIie, Maioran,
Cart omen, pieIe Suppentrduter, pom bensn
man ielten gauge Seete braudt. Sn awsis
ter Eradt sebeibsn better: gobnen, Orb:
fen, 3wiebeIn, a1e Wur3elsemii e Unit
Nusnabme pom Seleris &unteln u. &obls
riben), &ettise, guffbobnen, RartoffeIn
(au4 sebinsD. ginise bauOn fSnnen
omar sebinst werben unb werben Oann beis
fer, aber nur nit aItem Miit, ). g. &et.
tise. Sn britter Era9t sebeiben nod ane
fur bic 3peite Tra9t senannten, grbien
lebo6 better ais SObnen, Ssrbf' unb Gel.
toner &aben, &abiesden, Yaitinaten,
MObren, 5uiebeIn, ale @emiie gu Ga.
men, Defenders Bur3elsemiie. Mun fam
uno muB, UNI bas 9anb gut gu benuten,
Pfan3en, weI9e better in eriter Sradi
ma9ien, in sweiter oSer brittsr siebsn,
wenn man NIT Seibinser, beionoers nit
benz idnelwirfenoen, fiiiiisen Oinser,
na6biIft. Dieter Sal trttt b~eionbe,s Bel
ben ipat im CONNER ~sepfanSten Semi:
fen, als gn0iuien, &raustobl, &Oblriber
uiw. elm. Gud Sobnen uns grbien, 70:
gar 3wiebeln biinst man, unb es 1T aud
in maserm goben, weI9er nidt iebr &C.
binst wurbe, notbwenois. Man uenb'
oann aber lieber cine fliliise ober Sber
biinsuns an Ober nebme balb gu @rbe &c:
worbenen Wit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
WisconIn.

Sn Milwautee itarb tiirSli6 elm Mann
Ramens SObn Sablmun i'm 9llter BON los
SSabren. Gs 1T perbirst, baB beriel6e i'm
Sabre III in 8eitpbuIen seboren wurSe.
5ran 8iuner, wsI6e ben Or.
Garner in Milwautee eri9oHen bate,
wuroe pom ben @eI9uorenen mad elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
9bspspfa,

oosr Weroauunss 8eI6werben, &opf.
i4msra, S4ulteridmera getlsmmuns Der
8rat Suiten, iuurss gufitoBen aug Dem
Wa9en, S4pinOel, iale6ten @eIdmud
i'm Wunoe, @ulenleioen, Serstlopfen,
S9mer5en in Der Hieren- @soeno, un6
bunbert anbere &runtbeits. g%rI6einunoen,
ueI6e bur3 llnOerouulidtsit erSeuot Der,
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