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The New York herald., 1877-11-29

white In Il He was attred In dark coIored busi-
moss suit, soft felt black hat with ratner
WIDE brim. The wretched man tried 70 rend ou. rom
time to time his restless eyes darted through tne
gratings Of the cell wandered over the narrow
confines OF the apartment
"lf you have any statement 10 make, hr Ease, sne
HERALD Will place u before tho public.
"No, thank you; wish to say nothing"
.Nothing connected with the proceedings In your
late trial. nor concerning the grave questions tnat
wore there passed Upon? 2"
Il don't want TO say Rnythng just now. MY coun-
sci have strictly forbidden me 10 make any state
ment. and must follow thcir advice. They ought to
KNOW
During these remarks the restless eyes shifted from
place to place, and hand was Dervously passed once
or twice across the face the prisoner would smut
out from hts view the uIter misery OF mis- situation.
"How are you being treated here 2"
''Prctty well. have never heard an unkind word
from any one; the officers OF the prison allow me
every privilege permitted by the rules. Time goes
rather heavily, and am trying to while away the
hours BY reading'
The quiet aud rather dgniAed manner In which this
was said lett behind somewhat favorable impression
pages OF The book upon which had vanly beon try
ing 10 ax his attention. and lett 10 the solitude Of
his narrow dwelling.
NO APPLICATION IN yRRoR.
Tho general expectation that application would
be made yesterday to some one OF the Supreme Court
judges Tor writ Of error, with view TO stay the
execution OF the sentence Of Chief Justice Davis In the
HERALD reporter interviewed ex-Judge Fullerton, one
OF Mr. Cases counsel the subject, who stated that
II had been determined to make such application, but
that inasmuch Judge Davis had consented 10 COM
init Mr. Case TO remain in the city prison pending such
application 1t would not bc mado until next Monday.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
HORSE NOTES.

In the overland passenger train yesterday was
special stable In which Budd Doble brought from
the East several horses OF fine blood, one OF them
beng three-y yearold stallion Nephew, belonging to
Fred Arnold, OF this city. The switched out
to the freight PLATFORM the horse out we'll
blankcted and the placed in the train again. the
other animals being destined for San Francisco.
Nephew Of such rare good blood that he is worthy
OF more than passing notice. He was bred by J. g.
Talbot ana W. H. Wilson. OF kentucky. His sire is
Mambrlno. Mambrino was sired by Robert Bouner's
celebrated twenty thousand dollar stallion, Edward
Everett also the sire Judge Fullerton. The dam Of
Mambrino was sired by Mambrno Chief. Nephew's dam
was sired by Alcxanders Abdaah, the sire OF Cold
smith Maid Nephew won the first premium In two
Kentucky fairs for the best threey stallion
connecting with the celebrated Kentnoky Wilkes, q
81, 900 three year-old. Ho IL called Nephew because
he is nephew to Almont, Pacing Abdaiiah, Goldsmith
Maid, 2:l4; Judge Fullerton, record 2l9h TO
dale, record 2:22A; Bay Chief that trotted hall q
mile four-year-old IN :08; Lady Thorne, record
2:lsA, ana 10 many others with records very low
animal In this section and Will be valuable acquis
tion the thoroughbred stock OF san Joaquin Vacy.
Mr.. Arnold has bought him on speculation. and the
animal could be replaced tor $1,000. He is Of
dark brown color and beauty.-Stockton Independent
of Norember a.
Tue Pacific LIFE OF November II ays:-.'smuggIer
arrived Tuesday night to 60 into winter quar-
ters. He is reported little lame. Judge Fullerton
is already here and Rarus 10 leave the East for
California on the 29tn INST. Before these kings OF the
trottng turf return we ought 10 have NJ least one
good out OF them.
thoroughbreds for Mr.. Baldwin, one OF them being
sister Of Clara y ana troting col. & Of fashionable
OAKLAND TRorrISG PARK, Nov. 2o-Trolting: purse
$500, divided Into $780, $50 and $40.
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The New York herald., 1877-11-29

New YoRK, Nov. 2s, 1877
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In reply to the challenge OF Professor John Long,
published In your issue OF this date, beg TO state
that did make the remarks he attributes TO me, and
l will be happy to accommodate him. am willing
TO meet him in glove encounter Tor an hour, or as
much longer he wants It, IN any public ball in this
city within fifteen days. the prize 10 be the gate
money, the man winning the match to take all tho
proceeds after deducting expenses ! nave not time
TO devote any training to the neglect OF my bus
ncss and will, therefore, meet HIM Friday evening"
November 80, at eight o'clock a. No. 81 Union square,
to sign the necessary articles OF agreement Tho
match must be made under she Marquis Of Queens
bury's rules aud bs assault at arms ana nothing
more decide the question OF superiority In the art
OF seli-dciencc between Professor John Long and
sell US who the Dettcr man. Yours respectfully,
J. NJ. LAFLIN, No. 81 Union square.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
WRESTLING MATCH ARRANGED.

For some timc past the trends OF Mat Grace and
Professor Regnler have been trying TO bring about
a wrestling match between tncm in which both
men would ablo show to advantage their relative
ability and address. Yesterday arrangement was
made to have them this city according to the
following articles, signed by the princpals:-
An agreement has been entered into on this
26th day OF November, 1877, between Matthew
Grace and Professor Emile Rcgnicr TO wrestc
according TO tho following terms assented to by
both One fall collar ana elbow, and one fall Greco-
Roman. Should each man win TAIL the odd all TO be
decided by the loss OF cent The match to be for
5000 side aud to be wrcstIed in New York city the
llth OF December next The forfeit OF S75 to be put
up on the ID OF December In the hands of Daniel
Strauss under tho rules OF Edward James
MATHEW GRACE.
EMILE REGNlER
Witnesses-G. ID. Costoi, j. Riley.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
SCOTTISH-AMERIC ATHLETICS.

The third annual handicap games Of the Scottish
American Athletic Club will take place this afternoon
on the club grounds, No s29 West Fiftyfourh street.
The programme Is excellont and tho events promise
spirited competitions. In the 22o yards there
are twenty-six entries. II. X. Wilson being at the
scratch, and NJ. NJ. Forrest, limit man, has twenty
yards start Ten likely 10 appear Tor the one mile
walk G. Connor and T. Buckley beng scratch
men, Tho running high jump will have ton COM
petitors, while eleven will put tho shot," The
mile run Will bring eight 10 the mark, J. Chris
tian and j. B. Hauna being AT the scratch Five are
compete in the pole vaultng and twelve In the
440 yards run. Eighteen muscular follows will throw
the hammer and nine Will start in the three mile
walk. The sports OF tho day will wind up with tug
OF war, teams OF ten men each. The games will be
called ~ two Y. NJ. sharp
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
IN NEWARK.

The observance OF Thanksgiving Day in Newark will
be very hearty and include religious services in the
churches and special programmes the amusement
places aud IN social circles. Several societies and two
or three military companies Will make target excur-
sioDs, ard this forenoon lhore is To DC game
bail 10 RoseviIie between elevens oil the Mystic and
Triton Bout clubs. IL viii DO begun at bali-past
aud continue until halfpast twelve O'Clock, The side
having tcu scored the highest number OF goals be
the The grounds Will DO 200 by $50 icet, and
side 1t kicks the ball betw goal posts
twenty feet apart The game Will come OIL on the
ball ground bounded by Orange, Fourth ana Fiith
stIeets and Sussex avenue.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
GESSNER'S CASE.

Nelson A. Gessner, VINO was arrested some months
ago on the charge Of forging note for $26,975 on
Winslow, Lanier Co, was brought from his coll to
the Tombs Police Court yesterday for examination.
Alter brief colloquy with the magistrate be con-
cluded 70 wavo examination.
BAH was fixed In So 900, and. In default OF surotcs
20 thl%smounL ho was sent back 10 lprisoR
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Yalo will not play Harvard this season undor any
conditions whatsoever.
Yae ana Princeton will play championship game
on the St Georges Cricket Grounds Hoboken, this
afternoon, past Two O'Clock. There will be f
teen men ON q side.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Mr.. James j. Mccormick, OF Williamsburg. is to bo
the recipient Of a testimonial ut the Brooklyn Rink
to-day. The affair Will be fancy dress rinKng car
niva, at which 400 rinkers costume will assist.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
IN BRooKLYN.

Last evening the Indications were tnat tho celcbra
ton OF Thanksgiving Day in the City OF Churches and
Homes would he observed in manner fully according
was the time honorcd customs. The market stalls,
which had groaned beneath the weight OF poultry
throughout tho day. had been depleted OF their
fowl burden, and the lat and tho lean
turkeys had been scattered tar and wide
among the domestic larders Of the city.
The Kings County Board OF Supervisors. in an out
burst OF unusual generosity and humane consid
for tho half amished inmates Of the institutions under
control AT recent meeting appropriated several
hundred dollars for the purchase OF iow whorewtn 10
regaie the unoftunate inmates committed 10 their
care To-day, therefore, tho interesting patients In
the Lunatic Asylum, Flatbush; the paupers IN the
Almshouse the in the Hospital and the incurables
III their institutions Will be supplied with chicken and
turkey There be stunt in the supply, and the men
and women who desire t wil DC gwen paper Of
smok ug tobacco ana clay pipe Inc Bay State shoe
and Leather Company, who have the contract with
Kings county for the convict labor, VIII treat their
unfortunate workmen and women to turkey, cram
berry sauce and sLioke to-day. The Warden, Sncv-
lin, and his deputy Il. b. Crummey, VIII preside over
banquet tables ana TO 1t that the PRISONERS en-
Joy a quiet and hearty meal In the fore.
noon there Will be services in the chapel
by the Catholic chaplain Rev Father Hickey, and by
the Protestant chaplain. Rev. job Bass. Both clergy
men will deliver appropriate addresses TO the con-
vlcts viii point 10 thom the path, which even
from the prison, by proper repentance and reform,
THE JAIL REMEMBERED.
There Will be JOY iu the Ray mond Street Jail to-day
In oil Sherin Daggctts dinner. The inmates
rcge themselves upon excellent dinuor Of roast
boe, Yorkshire pudding, celery and mince pro
Alter the principal meal pint OF sweet
| apple cider, the giit OF philanthropc Brook
| lyn temperance advocate, and cigars will be dis
| trlbuied. In the Home Tor Aged and INDECENT
Females, under the auspices OF tue Church Charity
| Foundation, tnero will be a rcpast prepared, and
| doubtless "reminiscences of many happy ThanksgIv-
j Tugs will be revived The bill OF are Will be boEed
turkey oyster sauce, roast duck, eilics, charlotte
russo anu ico cream. In the Roman Catholic
i orphan asyums ana Protestant asyiums the
poor children will not be forgotten, benevolence
| having provided ior their comfort anu welfare.
Extra dantes VIII ulso be the din ners gwen
at the City Hospital, Long Island college Hospital ST.
Mary's, ST. Pctcr ST. Catherine's and other
tions or the care oil the SICK In addition the
public amusements there will be entertainments al
| Association Hall, AthcnGum, ST. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Churcn, warren Street Methodist Church
| and at Uri's Academy.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
BUYING THE TURKEY.

BUYING IAE IUhhE1
Yesterday Washington Market In It's wholesale and
retail departments prcssntcd scene OF confusion and
n,rt, which would be a dsgrsce TO q town ike Dead
wood, IN the Black Hills where pavements are un
known and where tho rough habits of neighborDg
miners might be possible excuse for TIC jumbc and
filth attendant upon tho OF a holiday. That thus
model metropolis OF tho most modern country on tho
lace Of globe should be compelled to present such
! scene the eve OF It's annual Thanksgiving Is a
phame and disgrace which should be held up TO tho
Eyes OF our proud citizens whenever they desoant
npon tho advantages, comforts and luxuries which
modern civilization has vouchsated them. To draw
picture Of the situation should approach
Washington Market from tho vescy sido the
HERALD reporter did yesterday.
APPROACHES TO MARKET.
"a shilling pound. Here's our nice turkeys Tor
shilling pound" greeted the OF those who nrst
reached these outer stalls. Fourteen poundp
vas heard little further up tho very edge Of the
market
"wnai can l do Tor you to-day, ma'amg Flno tur-
keys geese, ducks at fifteen cents poundn was tho
next salutation greeted Fourteenth board
Ing keeper she moved right along. regardless
OF the OF poultry that lay right before her. On
she went unmindul OF drummers and regardless Of
knocks--though one butchers boy carrying lorc
quarter OF beef his shoulders dd knock her bonnot
Having advanced lar enough to disturb my appetite
for Than Ksgving dinner supplied from such pam
demonium OF filth and nastness, found the upper
sido oil q ciean fruit box and cbattcd with man
whose whole mind seemed to be wrapped up IN
Turkey
THE SITUATION Il TrRKEy-LAND.
"Bad business this ycar, sir. he said; plenty OF
poury-good poultry at that-and cheap, nut not
only Is the weather against US, but people nave no
money Heretofore these old boarding house women
would como and beat US down, but now every man
who comes down here TO buy turkey squeezes US
down 10 the last cent
..What you mean by bad weather 2" asked the
reporter
..The weather having been exceedingly warm poo
pie don't TO buy ahead Tor tear the poultry may
spoil Turkeys Keep Dotter Ia cold weather. am
sure wo sell them cDeap enougb-sixtceD to twenty
cents pound Tor PRIME Bucks county poultry and Ten
10 fourteen cents a pound Tor Western"
WHERE TURKEYS COME PRom7
uDo you consider Bucks county, Pa, tho best place
for turkcysYn asked the reporter.
.Dec,dediy so,u sad the turkey man, VINO appar-
sptly had a fargo supply Of them on hand
.sWbcre do the best turkeys come irony" was the
query put TO another dealer
ssFrorn Salem county, ~ -, aoout one hundred anu
ANY miles from Now YORK"
s.yi ruou,bt Bucks county poultry was the best p"
.Yes IN former years, not now Ola iogIes dea 10
hose kind oI turkcsa tcii you INC oes' pou'S
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
LAFLIN'S REPLY TO LONG.

Witnesses-G. ID. Costoii, J. Riley.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

gonfuln ni9ts mebr NIT Der Wertretunt
ln~rsmburs,i@er Snterefen 5u tbun Ibaben
Wsna bas Der SAD III, mas III bann an3u.
fangen, um Ootumsnte legaIifren 3u Iai,
len, baB fe @iltisteit Dor @sri9t baben.
Wir wifen. baB piels Ncten NIT benz giia
preuBii4er @oniuIn psrieben, binaus ge:
ldidt werben, aber prsubii9e goniuIn
baben eben 10 wenis Redt 3ur BesIaubi.
suns Iuremburser Dotumente ais Der Mis
taoo BON Sapan. Wenn bieien Winter in
Der Stdnbetammer Ni9ts our Grleoisuns
Der 9oniulais InseIesenbeit seitiebt, mer:
ben mir unerbittli9 ale an uns seridtes
ten Anfrasen turs unb bdnbis suriidueiien.
Wsnn bic srOBber3osIi4e Rssieruns unb
bic Stdnoefammsr ibre pfi9t ben Bir:
germ seseniber ni9t erfiaen MID, bas finb
ibrsr Sa4en. aber uniere 9ilfs absui4las
gen, bas fnb u~nierer Sa1en. Inns pirb
oaburd mande Wibe uno man1e tleiue
Aussabe eripart. Wir beIfen germ, mo
mir %t0nnen. unb baben es bis isst setban.
Oo4 mir iino es mibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

BON II Sabren. gr bat in feinem Eefaz
rasnts 5000 Gr. Der Stabt perma9t, NM
elm pospi8 fur @reiie 3u erri@ten. R. 1. P.
gu gtaIIe 1T am II. October Der
Defiant abbe ebOmmel seforben. Die
vVoir bu luxembourg" iast, bab Der Wann
ni9t leldt 3u eriesen 1T. Oas beiBt ptsI,
r. l. p.
9err 8. 9. 9ambert bat feline
Gntlafuns ais 9ebrer Der RiiteIi@uIe Az
Neuf4ateau einsersi@t, bic aud ansenonas
men uorbsn 1T. =
SIM SuIi 1878 wirb bic 80 Rilomes
ter LANCE Stysde Der giienbabn pon Mtbus
mad @iuet, wel9e 3wif9en SisneuIr umb
6lorenpiae Iiest, benz Bstriebe ibsrssben.
Mttte . etober iab mon i'm Dorfe
9ranbcourt (Ruette) einen ApfeItsum In
uoler Vlitbe. gu 4onsupsn btibten UNI
oisislbe 3eit bic gsil@en auf benz 6sIse unb
oas tn ben rauben Arbennen.
gu ArIon itarb am 1. Sctober Ser
Dieuboane Oeusriatne. elmer Der alien
Rdmpfer BON 1880, i'm Utter pom ~ Slabs
rem. Ut mar nit benz 9eopoIborbsn beeaz
rirt.
MeirIe:Gis Isst sinen neuen @ot<
tesader on. Die ba3u nStbisen arbeiteu
ftnb auf $4,000 6r. sel@det.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

meI1e In Snsien mitbet, In ben @obltbd:
REPRESENTATION ~menisifens tbeilmsiie obs
beIfen 3u tSnnen. Wan pernimmt, ba6
aud Der 81. Batter fir benieIben 3msd cine
bebeutenbe Summe beitimmt babe.
Gin erfreuli9es Sei6en Der Seit wirb
aus Belsien semeIoet. lae relisioien Sol:
lesien baben BET groffnuns bes S4uliab,
res einen iebr %ffarfen 3uma1s erbaItsn.
Oas benefit 3ueierIei, baB bieie Gntaltsn
better finb aIs ole itaatliten unb bab bas
Bolt einfebt, baB bic Grsiebuns cine rsIis
si0ie iein mug. go sdblt 4. .. cas- Sol.
leg sur 81. Barbara In Sent an bic bunbert
S4iIer mebr als lsstes sSabr. OasieIbe
1T Der SAD au Me9eln, gu Aerf9ott, gu
Oinant, 81 Jlorefe, 8eruiers, Baitna9 u.
|. ~.
Scr Yapf bat elm 5anbi9reiben an
Misr. 5afun seridtet, in wsI9sm er Def,
fen 9altuns unb gnersie in Der 2Siuns Der
peri4iebenen 3wiiden Der armenii9en 6a;
tpoliten @emeinbe unb Der Gartei i9me.
benben Streiifrassn belobt unb bic Soff.
nuns ausbridt, bic tiirtii9e &esisruns
rpsroe teine S4wieristeiten sesen ben &it:
tritt Der Oiiibenten in bic r6mii5 tatbolt:
fde &irde erbeben.
Su Hreslau uirb cine sroEe &atboIiten
Ssriammluns, pie bic S4lei. vgolts,si.
tuns beridtst, in nd9ffer 3eit ifattfuben.
Nan wiro bier bic S9ulfrase beipre9en
unb auslei9 fur cine bic aufbebuns Der
betreffenbe Petition MaGsnun;
sewinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
airdli4r Ntuigktitsn.
Nuslanb.

Serr 8. Glein, fribsr rSmii9r tatboIi:
i9sr:Nfarrer gu Mannebu9 BEL Saarburs,
Der anbertbalb Sabre gu Wiesbaben ais
a lttatbolii9sr rSeeIiorser" wirtte, 1T aus
Der 3abl Der aIttatboliidsn Yfarrer ausses
l9isbsn, absr nidt CUR mabrsn Rirde Su'
riifaeteb,t, ionbern er betra1tst ii9 ais
alttatbolii9sr Qaie. Bis iett ioa sr has
Yfarrssbalt pom Wannsba9 nod INNER
besossn babsn.-Das libsrale vSamburssr
Srsmbsnblatt" i4rsibt: ,Ysmsrtsnsmsrtb
1T bic gridsinuns, baB benz is9iten Con-
greB Der u I tatbolifen, Der in Matn3 tag;
te, 10 wenis Aufmsrfiamtsit Seitens Der
BreFs unb bes BubIitumS sewibmst parb.
Oisie 8srna9Idifsuns 1T allerbinss nur
cine Gonisqusn3 Der unabdnberli d N
Gbata9e, baB bic game alt.
tatboIi9e y ewesuns Siaseo
sema4t bat. Der sroBe 4nlauf, ben
Die 9erren DOainser, S4uIts, Rsintens
u. !. 10. nabmen, l4eiterte an ben baIbsn,
l9pa9mitbissu WaBressIn, NIT benen
man bic WeItma9t Der tatboIii9sn Sisrs
ar1ie bstdmpfsn wollte. Gum 4nberen
tuusSh WV Optu9ttStV w US tutJubtIWC
Bewesaug aaerbano pbantaiii9e Pldns
pom elmer 8eri@melSuns NIT BEN @rie:
9ii9tatboIieiSmus uno anslicanismus su
elmer Weltrelision, our4 weI&e Der altta'
tbolitismus i9on in Der @sburt trant pur:
be. Der @onsreB bat far uns beute nur
nod elm itOri4es SHtsrehe."
Sie beriibmte Goaefte BEL ben & a 8 o.
ltten gu Use I in Deiffalen fiji ben .gau
Der valtfatb oItf9en" Rir9e gu ia
gen ertrus l GbaIer s SiIbersyoiden
Die Yolitei belt oie @olecte ab. Bon
1000 5amiIien aeuerten mel Bel. Sn
grnsbers wurbe eine sanSe &eid s.
m ar { aafsebra4t.
81 Nibesbeim eri9eint elm nsuss Ia
tbala@es 8latt breimaI w0@entli@.
Scr GaroiualsY fGtett Der vpropasanb0
tioe" bat im GinpsrltdnbniB nit Der gom,
ovation Der 9arbiudle benz Apoitolii4eu
S'ea pom Wabras bie Summe BON 25 coo
= Sra"'S absrisnSst, NJ Der S~ansersuotb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Don benz i'm gerIas pom guiiet in Nem
gort unb Cincinnati eri9sinsnben Seut:
i4en Sausi6aB in Wort nnb Bilb, gin,
gen nns bic Iette Nr. bes Sabrsanses 1877
nnb bic erfe @r. bes Sabrsansss 1878 gu.
Oieis untsr ben tatbolii9sn iquitrirten
Reconsideration nit obsnan ifebenoe 3eit
i4rift benert fi9 uon Sabr su Sabr. sSbr
geisitoff. Der fur bic reifere Susenb bsred:
net III, beftebt aus OrisinaIartitsl unb bic
8iIber wsroen eisens fir bas Blatt ssi9nits
ten, Die ipannenben g~rsdblunsen iinb
BON ben befen Sdriftitelsru OsutidIanbs
sef4rieben; an bieielben reibsn ii9 BE.
i9reibunsen ron 9anb unb 9euten, popuIdre
Grtitel iber MISUNDERSTANDING @essn:
itdnbe, iiber 8oItsbeiItunbe, 3sitsrsisnifs
u. I. NJ. Iqes in idSnsr %eIesanter Spra9e
sei9rieben. 4ue 20 Gage erideint elm
9eft rs Rrn. per Sabr) BON 4s Ssitsn.
Yreis per Sabrsans So. 90 per Ssft 20 gts.
Oa5u wirb cine prd6tise Yrdnie gratis &C.:
geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
AaS Dem Eager Der 0egner.

Dor etnisen Wo9en feierte elm,
oenti9e &ir4e in philadelphia ibr anbert.
Observation-Disclosures Befsben. 4ber ben
apeibunbertften Sabrestas ibres
Beftsbens bat bieier Gage bic rsformirts
bplIdnbif9e &ir9en;@emei n;
be 5u ntrs9i, Song SsIanb, ssfeiert.
Die 9emeinbe wurbe uriprinsIi9 pom 20
boadnbii&en 6amiIien sesriintet, flbrte
aber 1892 an Steue Der boadnbii9en bic
enslii4e Spra&e fir ben @ottesbienif Elm.
Bei Der Subildums Seier NOR bic Dor 2O5
Sabrsn tn 9oaanb sebrudte 8an3sI' 8ibsI
Der @emeinbe iowie cine sbemaIs in Der
8ir@e ssbrau4te uraIte Sanoubr ausses
fteIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Was mir eben pom r5ausidase" seiast,
gilt Wort fur Wort aud fir bic Bel 9 n,
4 8 r eri9eiuenbe Alte unh Ncue. Welt.
BON ibr liesen bas Iests 9eft bes aften II.
has neae 9eftbes nddfen Sabrsansss Dor.
Der Preis 1T ebenfa1s 20 Gents per 6eft
ooer SO 90 per Sabr. Die bissidbriss
y ratisprdmie 1T elm Gbromo In
prd5tisem 6%arbenbrud, bic 81. 6amilis
b%ariteuenb, III 3ou bod u. IL 3oa brett,
eii wabrer 3immeridmud. MSdten bod
nur alie tatbolii4en 6amiIien fi9 iol9en,
suten 9eieitoff wie Der r9ausidas" u. biz
vIlte u. Neue WeIt" auidaffsn, itatt gldt:
ter ME bic -9artenlaube" unb bas vOa,
bsim" niw., bic fe faft in ieber Nr. in
@laube unb Sttte b6bnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
bes babid in Gu@ sebunbsxen Dert9ens
rs Gents.

0on ben BEL .. Serber in ct. 0ouis
eridsinenben &atbolii9en @iRiunen lie
gen uus bic lebten 5efte Dor. Wenn mir
cine Wonatsi4rift be,3Iid serne lefen, 70
1T es bieie. Oieielbe sibt Nuf9IuB iibsr
bic ausbreituns Der Rir9e In aue, 5erren
2dnber, BITE arbeiten Der WiIfondre in ben
fernten @esenben, ibsr Sitten, @sbrdu9e
frember 0Slfer unb entbdlt bss Qeisns
uertben %iouieI, baB mir ~itaunen, wis bei
ben uielen unb id6nen 6oI,i9nitteu Der
greis 10 niebris, $l.76 per Sabr, seftelt
mer6en tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
xtterarii6eS.

8om 9~srausssber, benz bo9w. u. s.
Tbiele, erbielten mir bereits mebrere Nrn.
elmer tatbOIiiden &inbsr5eiti4rift &atboli:
5Ger &inoertreuno, bic mir iOrsfdItis
Sur4sinsen. Oas BIatt eri4eint wO5ent.
LID unb toitet 81 per Sabr. 8ir fOnneu
uniern usrtbsn 2eiern ben vSusenofrsuao"
bsitens empfeblen. Guf 8 Seiten Quart
format eutbdIt berielbs rei9sn, sutsewdbl'
ten 3eifitoff. Damn finbet aud bic enSlii4t
Spra4e pie ssbibrenbe &idii4t, inoem,
meb,ere Ssiten ibr semiomst ino. Ois
ausfiattuns Der Seiti@rift 1T gut. Gin
Selne 9olSituitte siersn bic Nrn. Glteru
t0nnen ibren Rleinen ni@t wobl cine before
6reubs ueri4afen, ais wsnn iie ibnen ben
v9ausfrevno" tommen Ialien, sumal ber
preis bes Blatts 10 seriRs it,.