davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
NEW y0RK WOOIi haARKEY..

FEBRUARY 6.-The business since our last
has been 70 limited e&tcnt but this period OF the
week usually being . quiet one, hoidefe views are
not disturbed The inquiry latterfy has been entire
" from manufacturers Fine grades ara mostly
wanted and these being In small supply Are nee {;
offered more freely than the ether sorts, and most
dificult 70 move or Texas the supplies are largeiy
Of western, on which bids, as fslef are Scarcely
satisfactory, holders betngdrm. For western heeces
there Is no trouble ii maintaining fn pices on the
better grades, those especially much reduced IN
stock. ~ !, q, "a !. - a. :, ~.
California fall 1000 IDS. Oregon combinS, ,0yo
lbs. California fall on private selre ns
zoe. - S bales spring 90 ba!es spring
CALIFORNIA; 10 bales spring and lS bales
spring California Mt from IN AN Ne.
western Teras at o5c.;3 900 tbs. Western Texas
at 23Gl2Sc.--Journdt Of Commerce. x 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
nAHasE INTELLIGENCE.

MOON rise-...,...... f.fS EIcElus 90.
PORT OF RlCH3fOND. FEBRUARY s. 1877.
ARRIVED. .f.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merc!ian-
disc aud passengers, G.. W. Allen 6 Co.. ageuts-
1ssst SAILED.
steamer John sylveiter, Clifford, Norfolk, u1er-
chandise and passengers, l.. =; Tatum. agent.
ton, Chess peake and Ohio Railroad Company; YES
s Schooner George p. lallock, sharrelt, New York.
schoon, e. X Wilson, Chopper, New Yort uta
James river, corn, Curtis & Parker. atf
Il CLEARED FOR THIS roRr.tss
From Woods Hole February I'd, schooner WIZ
From Liverpool january 18th, bark sulltxelma
From From Liverpool February ed, bark Traak tNor,
From liverpool February I'd, barb woyc tEor.,.
From Liverpool December - - bark Firm, Just
From Liverpool December 9Th, bark Riga DAM.
From Liverpool January 22d. bark Tsrpeian tBrj,
From Liverpool December Sd. brig soskommeren
From Phiiadelphia December 7,h, schooner
Thomas G. Benton, Miller.
FROM Philadelphia December 7th, schooner snow
From Philadelphia December 18th, schooner An
ME s. Gaskill, Gaskill.
From New York December :, Schooner Crisis
From Philadelphia December eth, schooner Charlie
Ere From Philadelphia December 9th, schooner jobs
From Baltimore December 2ad, schoona
Eclipse, Conklin.
! From New York January 18th, schooner Jan'e'
From New York January 30ih, schooner Pre-
From Portland via Norfolk February 4th. schoo.
rff Ia 10. "
nt From Baltimore January slst, schooner John 3
Di From Baltimore Fcb.1,a-s Cd schooner Martha
From From Baltimore February I'd. schooner Rexanna,
from From PbiladelpLis January s1st, schooner Dick
Hom Woeass Hole February Cd, schooner Lille
D. French, Nickerson.
MRMoRAEDA.
park Csndeur Mort. MiIton, from, Richmond. az.
r,rSd nt Sconenhscen Februa-y Sd. &. .
Sclooncrs s, ". Bnnneli, Hunne1, and John =.
Kelsey, Steclman, from Richmond ~ new i0lAs
T Zee. The g.sss from Hoe
BY TeiegraRh.
E.w YORK Februsry S.-Arrfved: State OF Fennr
s,fyania. Arrisei out: Marmonia. Gcsnssnia,
Yaaken 5Irgrid, j. SiInmonson, Emprsss, E1aoss,
General Sherman. Homewsra 1 eoSSa feesf Sle-
There reasons for believing That me Trset .s
steamer George Cromwell, ip as q n s
George Washington: HON ee'ons 70 sus '1'ss .s
auS Msne 81 'a Mo ssae United
States steamer swa,asa, Cass ssrs SSs sssnSs.
Passed i'll: for baltimore, ship Peer Ms sss,
Passed out: Ship Graz Eagie Tor RIO 49, 49,
ope sns os sosss los aana and BRIG
sailed nsrks Saa Tsa sai.
y. e. n. ssf pas sas
400. She sustained no damasc: Arrsveas Det -.
John a. Haryis, from nreg,en. seek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09

Henry county leaf at 81 Il hogsead Henry county
ut o. 80, $3.4D. .
The Louisville iouse sold 10 hogsheads old and
Sa55ns o; 25, $40, a. 40, s5o5S a. 10, $3.50,
heads Brecknrfdge county leaf $3.50 80;
2 bogsheads Meade county low le1f at $40, o.; L
hoashe2d Simpson county low 1cafat 20. 80 hogs-
heads Grayson county low leaf Of 90. 90, $3.50;
hogsheada Breckfnr1dEc county factory 1Hgs; ut
1926, $40; houshend Indiana factory logs at
S3.4U.- Courier Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

Z FEBRUARY 6.-Iobncco.-Curreut dealings in
Kentucky leaf, although moderate comparatively,
are sufficient with the reduced assortment to give
steady prices For seed-eaf there is but little in
quiry; most purchases in small lots, with fun rates
i isc ioo cases s so sunGres at S@s5c 100 cases
New England, 1875. 1886; 10o cases Penu-
syyania on private terms LOO cases f Sbo
Wrappers 1873, on private terms; 25 cases Ohio,
1874 and 1875, at Sc; 100 cases state, 1873. at
gn leaf Is taken more generally in small lots, and
a. leaf fer medium
1O@l5c. for bright yellow working oilers; goo
45c. for wrappers for bright yellow smoking
kentucky Leaf tnew crop)-Common lugs, light
dsSSSS ss;1 nessS s1H ea q sbs s
SoSd ei ,i sis S as ss1 nsa li1sS
ssss91s ghs SsSsE IsaSa common
s Ss9 Eos sssqa 70 ne
upper country, s6.5o @$25 ground leaves new' %
s ana 5rown, e medium
OSLO; common TO medium spangled, $7@ss; fine
sea e I: ys.oS 81 New England
isc.; fine, 20@25c. New England seconds, 80
s 5 sSs 'gss @
Penns yfvanis wrappers, 17@30c.; New YORK as
s sssesed lott 70 Hs
5K@7c Crop. OF 1875: New England WRAPPERS,
so 1S@aS se Ss gnsppso 5oe
sHes lots sS@s ssssrssa
sorted fois, common 10 '9ediun good
17@25c;; ohio escorted lots, 6a@8c.; Wisconsin
Saau so:s work, common and me-
dunn. in bond, 13AS016c.; good and 1ne, in bond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
TUE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
Associated Press Report by telegraph to
Dispatch.I

Associated Press Report by telegraph to the
Dispatch.I
The commission convened in open ses-
sion, Justice Clifford proceeding now IN the
order under orders adopted yesterday. Mr.
Green, counsel for the Democrats, called
George P. Roe, Of Florida, who was sworn.
Question: Were you present when the
writ OF quo 1arranto was served?
Mr.. Eyarts objected to the question as
not being within the order. The court sus-
tanned the objection to the question.
Mr.. Green then presented certificate
from the clerk of the court showing that
no resignation had been filed up to january
"a, 1877. MIR. Green announced that it was
all affirmative evidence that they proposed
to offer. ,aa :,
HUMPHREYS was sworn and produced
Woods's letter accepting his resignation.
Another letter was read dated October O.,
1875, from the collector requesting witness
to turn over the books and papers OF his
office COR
Mr. Merrick objected to the last paper.
MIR. Clifford announced the case ready Tor
argument--two hours on each side. The
argument was commenced by Judge Hoad-
ley. :.t
MR.. EvARTs CLOSED THE ARGUMENT
ON the Republican, side. He said the wis
dom OF the method and order OF this exami-
nation adopted by the Commission has fully
approved itself In $its;,,execution. The in
telligent and expert enc ed minds OF the Com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09

LIBERAL CoNTRIDUTIoNs.-Bost Feb
ruary 1.-THE following card is published
to-day:
81 am glad to announce to the Christian
public that contributions for the family OF
Mr.. p. p. Bliss have been so liberal that
with the addition Of what he left they were
well provided for, and contributions must
now cease. y. S. MOODY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

FEBRUAnY7.-Fouri Is dull and dropping: though
We note no change in prices. Wheat Is frmer, VIII
$50, as 70 quality. Corn Is in light receipt and
prices are little sitter; offerings OF b54 bushels,
with sales at 5l@52c. No rye reported 42o bushels
of oats brought 40@50c. Country produce dull and
uecliniug.-Gdzette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
LIVESTOCK /: MARKETS. I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8 n,;a.A,IiR,KET.

FEBRUARY g. CdHis.-The market to-day ruled
dull and slow, buyers not taking hold promptly and
although nearIy # not quite ALL The rect ipts changed
hands during the day. the first owners have had o
dragging II NOT losing market, The receipts
amounted to 697 head, and we're closed ont at the
following prices Extra heavy and yeii-fatted ship
pprs, S5IS5.25; No. !, S4.75@S6; hest butcher
sold to-day at s4.25@s4.5O; medium butcher,
S375IS4; good, s3.25@S3. so; fair, $2.759S3 !;
common, S2.25 @s2.5e ;Iand rough, s11.o0as2 ~
II Hog u.s., change Best: 5sHsc; medium, 5A
@53ic.; light, ,5@5Ec.' There being two or fhree
Summer packing houses in operation air arrivals
are closed out at the above quotations. 80 E. ~
Sheep.-Market firm, with DO chapgea in prices.
Receipts moderate Cour ier-Journaf = 4 ! r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Session
WASHINGTON, February 8, 1877.

The Eads bill was indefinitely postponed
yeas, 80; nays, "a. Motel is understood
this action was in accordance with Eads's
wishes, and that the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury will now have a requisition OF the Sec
rotary Of War in Eads's favor for half a
million in bonds.l
The Indian appropriation bill, with the
amendments, which carries it back to the
House, was passed. ,e.;a -.
Adjourned. " -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ', {.
Mr.. Hale presented communication from
J. Madison Wells and Thomas e.. Anderson
stating they were confined in damp, dark
cell, where their health was being under
mined on account of the dampness and I'LL
ventilation of the cell. He offered .reso-
luton directing the Sergeant-at-Arms to re-
move the prisoners to q better room. After
O debate the resolution was referred to the
Committee on the Louisiana Election.
Mr.. Carr asked leave to offer resolution
directing that inasmuch as the Electoral
Commission had refused to receive evidence
taken by southern committees that the mem
bers OF the Louisiana Returning Board De
released from custody.
Mr.. Bland objected.
The deficiency appropriation Dill was re-
ported from the Committee OF the Whole,
but not acted upon. y. - 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09

OPENING OF PARLIAAENT.-London, Feb
rliary S.-The session OF British Parlia-
ment for 1877 was opened by her Majesty
In person to-day. The weather was fair
and mild. Her Majesty left Buckingham
palace shortly after ! O'clock In q special
state carriage, attended by brilliant suite.
The royal escort was composed Of detach.
ment Of household troops. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09

The increased demand for American man.
ufactured goods and machinery has induced
Dir. e. B. BoreIand, of 70 Wall street,
New York, to establish regular line Of
steamships from New York to Brazil The
Brst steamer will sail about the first OF
March, and we are informed there has been
already considerable demand for both freighl
and passage by the Cassini. 81. 5,s..
ReartAdmiral Charlie, Wilkes Is dead !;
eyed seyenty-six. set
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, February 6, 1877.
Since our last weekly review there has been very lit
tie to report in the ofthe Richmond tobacco mar
kc For the past three days there has been decided
increase IN business on Change, and prices have been
fair, with Al upward tendency especially for good
bright wrappers. The offerings are limited. Com
mon to medium, suitable for old filters, sold from
60 to sI2; good to medium, $20@$30: good to
fine, Ss5@$55; extra, $60@$70. Brokers: Com
mon to medium, $10@$15; good TO fine, $3.50
S25; extra, s27.50@$35. Transactions for the
week: $50 hogsheads. 60 tierccs, and 80 boxes.
The breaks To-day comprised 194 hogsheads, Fl
tierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; Of which number Fl
were taken in, and the remainder sold, at prices
ranging from 1910 10 $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

! CUEN AND FLUUN EiACdtAN1E.
ta RICHMOND, February g, 1877.
$50 OFFERINGS. A I.rs,.
wHEAT.-Red, lila bushels. - . =.
Conn., White, 462 bushels. Nfred, "a bushels.
OATs.-l70 bushels. t't@
MEAL.-66 bushels.
POTAToEs.-24 bushels.
PEAs.-20O bushels.
s-.-e52 SALES. ~ Eg~EE Z Fl
wHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels very good on private
terms; 1913 bushels prime at 80; 40 bushels very
al .55 "a bushels at S1.50; ID bushels at sl.35-
total, ]. LA bushels. 80
CoRN.-White, LA bushels prime at 6Zc'' iSo
bushels very good at 51c.-total, a40 bushels Ntr-
ed. 81 bushels fair ut Acc. ~ .ts5i:s -
TOATe,-50 bushels prime spring at 48c.t
MEAL.--66 bushels on private terms.
4 pOTAToEs.--A bushels on private terms.
i RE-EXHBITED.
wuEsr-Ped 10(),iusheiS, gss-e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

DEATH OF NOTED sHoRT-HoRS cow.
LONDON, February S.-Thc short horn
COW Duchess Of Geneva Is dead; aged ten
years. She was bought by Lord Bectore at
New York Mills in 1873 for over 100000.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
LONDON, February s.-The Queen made
no allusion in her speech to the American
extradition treaty. ..,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
LOuIsYILLE LEAF ToBACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
hogsheads, distributed rs follows: - gte:s.s.. I'd
The Ninth,street House sold 10 hossheada I
nayiess county hugs and trash dc .o5, 90,
S4.I5. 81. S3 95, 90 go, S3.9 0,and $3.50.
The Pickett House sold ~ hogsheads: 8 hogsheads
ands5.s0; 9 hogshead Hardin county new leaf and
Tugs az 81 40 md o. .e6s hegyheads Brown county,
In new Jugs at ID. 45, 81. and 10; hog Sneads
new trash at Co. 80, $3.50 and ~. e
The Boone House sold 4 hogsheads. Ehogsheade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

ported In the crude market to-day. United At l:30
i. NJ. VAS WORTH S3.11s, and $3.50 Is asked for
trade and 26lc. the scaboard. Some outside lots
went Oft in New York today at 22c dlspatch
from Parkcrs' ray. HAT the market there opened To-
day nj $40, and then advanced to 1916. when
$4,000 barrcls sold, after which 1t declined
DisDutcH. ..s.#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

|; FEBRUARY 6-Tbere is increasing inquiry for
small lots OF Sicily, and with the strong markets
abroad full rates made. Virginia 1, quoted at $780,
currency; foreign, g. co. currency for lead seal
spot, aud $l10. gold, arrive: and low grades at
SaJ. currency-JournaL OF. Commerce. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
I NEsv YoRKll IRON xiARNEr.

,cesaios made recentfy, there Is only trace:
and this ip yard lots. For American pag. y
the extensive contracts madc recently tof we sss
sons deliaeyy,s thereFts hrmeF feetlng AmouiS
makers, md some ADVANCE INSTANCES aakea. Hans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
LOUISVILLE sIANuFACTUBIsDT TOBACCO
MARKET. s,

FEBRUARY s.-Yirrtnia bright ave pounds.
90cmAi: 'Vlfrinia bright Eve and axtIay twist,
7O@76c.; Virginia bright extra 6rlnch twist, 20
@76c.; Virginia medium g. and 12-lncha twtst, 62
666c.; Vtrginta cohlmon o. and 12-ansh twtst, DIG
doc; Virginia mahogany navy IS, Us, and 5ss o2g
55c; Virginia smoking, rs and ~, eo@56e. p
KENTUCKY" 1ii''-s y y. II
Louisville navy, fright mahogany, 66@68c:;
Louisville navy, mahogany 5o9S6c.: Louisville Louisville
navy, nne black. 4S@Alc.: hentnczy sH,oaing To-
baceo, hs., s and Is, 2g@51c Jo'tr''at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
The Troubles in tho East.

THE NEW GRAND vIzIER's INSTRUCTIONS.
VIENNA, February s.-A dispatch says:
The new Grand Vizler has given special in
structions to continue the preliminary ne
gotiations with Servia. The Prince Of Mon
tenegro telegraphs the Grand Vizier his
willingness to negotiate, but desires the
negotiations to be conducted with the Otto
man ambassador at Vienna.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
WHEAT-Red, 100'l,ushels-
.lour.tEtt.

& fine. 1876; superfne, 1926; extra sunerHne
s7@S7.26; cnmmon family, q. 60ss fancy family
&7.750$e, Market steady. S 81 aless55 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
!. GEORGIA STATE I CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, February The Senate to-
dayI assei House bill calling o Stat econyen-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February s.-GoM opened at 105K.
Noon.-Stocks active, unsettled, and lower. Moneys
8 per cent: Gold, 1868. Exchange.Long' 4e5 |;
shorr, 4S6b. State bonds-Tennessee's and South
Cardinals lower; rest steady. Governments dull on
second call, but prices better.
Euening. -Money dull at 2@2H per cent. Sterling
steady at 4S5. Gold stronger ut 105x@l053. Gov
ernments active and steady; new 5's, 1l0a. States
quiet and nominal. .a.,.. -az.a-
-.t ~. ss BALTIMORE. .5. GHt s-0-. g
BALTIMORE. February s.-Virsinia SIS: deferred.
~; consolidated, 674; second series, SO. North
Carolina 6,s, DID, 90 new, IL; special tax, g. Bid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09

.<sIJSroM-W % R K.-I3 90 81 y "A -
NJ SHOES rnade 10 order. gpssanssssa 81 sAEy
! d 600 and all nrSsa ssrses s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09


have further Demand, and some saIc ID progress.
sales OF loo tons scrap private teripss tons
terms. atsnygsrnosk aaoted g Cot.
pig mt $40 for no. 4. 81 sI5aYg isr sEo.HI.E 6la
for forge. HaIsa sJ76x39 Tor Amor icaii AZ wofs.
and steel rails $50. Old ralis quoted aIfy nil
&20@$21. Wrought, scrap AG6S! store r,rfces
are quoted as follows: t.s-l.zs- ssl- 49,
Bar, swedes, ordinary sizes ......130- 61I32 80
Bar Swedcs, plough sizes. Hs -.S
Bar, refined to 1fDch, round and
square-l 20 inches by Il TO
inch, p be-. .ls...... 24-.D tEE--
Bar, refined, IL to by y and Gel 6
ncb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z Gle "a
Bar. retinoi, and Is by4 aud
b-l6 Inch 2 g-t(1 "a ~
Large round, * to 2k inch. $500. q 6-10@ -.
Oyal> and haif.ronnd. .......... & - :, "A 2.1O
Band, 10 inches by 3. ] 6 to No. ~ s>s5'-s--5
:, I2... ................. 2s-1o q
Horseshoe. ............. z Clio m
Rods, G93-l6 incb... ............ S-lO 1910
Hoop, & by No. 22 to and IL by
ID and l4...................... 64.10 a 8 $40
NaiI-rod, n h....... .............. LILO "a &c.
Sheet, Russis tgoldj ................ IL M.ta--
Z a ( Tn,t nj nj Tn,Sp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-09

Licorfrs Paste: j. C. & Co.. Sic: r r., CSC.
A. o. G., 23c. *. & Co., 24c.; p. S.. 25c.: Anchor
27c.: a. G. G.. Gee: G. y g.. CSC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
&6Wtn0iuht aeheiIt.

Gin alter IrSt, Der iid pom Der Yraris
surifsesosen bat, erbieIt aus ben Sdnben
zines oitinbiiden Miiiiondr's bas &sSept
zines einfa4en, pesetabilii3en Mittels Sur
idneQenu. bauernOen Seiluns Der S6mino
iudt, Sronditis, bes Gatarrbs, bes @itb:
mas, aaer 9alss unb 0unsenleibeu, bas
ferner Elm poiitipes unb rabifales 9eiln Il:
tel fir Nerpsnidpdde unb aae Neruensu:
itGube 1T, unb nadbem er beiien wunbe":
pole SeiItraft in Gauienbsn uon SdlIen
probirt, eradtete er es als feline Yhidt, es
ben leibenben Witmeniden betannt gu ma:
den. aus bieiem @runoe unb BON beul
@uni1e ansetriebsn meni9li9e 9siben gu
linoern, ienoet er. foitet fret, un aIe Die
es wiini9en, bas Ge,ept in oeuti9er, fran:
,6iider oper ensIii9er Spra9e nit Der
pollen Nnmeiiuns bas Wittel gu bereiten
uno gu sebrauden. gs wirb burd bic
Bolt uerididt, wen man ii9 brisfi9, init
@inienouns elmer Boitmarfe unb ansabs
oes Namens Der 3eituns, NO man bieics
seieben, wenbet an: SO. @. Sberar, l2e
Bopers Ulod, Gobeiter, 81. ..
" 33 s "a ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Muf8epabt

Serr Conrad 8eder, go. $50
MainitraBe, bat bic srOBte MuswabI pon
@eibna1ts: unb Neuiabrs @ei9enten in
Der Stobt unb u~ertauft gu eritaunIi9 biai.
gen greiien.
Man finbst baislbit ane m6sliden Spiel.
waarsn pom Yuppentopfe bis gum Sdaus
feIpjerbe, Blumenuaien unb OeIsemdlbe,
Sdmudia9en aler Irt, Muiitinitrnments
peridisbener @attuns, !. .. Sarmonitas,
Mccorbsons, @uitaren unb 8ioIinen &C.,
ferner llnterbaltunss:, Grbauunss' unb
@sbetbider, &alenber, &oientrGn3e, 9ei
lissnbilbsr, Statuen, &irdensO rnamente
nnb Sacramento unb Gauienb anbere Ga:
den, bic bas 4use ersOsen, bic bier su
nennen, gu w~eitIdufs waren.
@er biais taufen mil, taufe Bel Germ
g. Bsder, go. $50 MainitraBe.
81 u. 8 W b VI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Observation-Disclosures

Der Staotratb belt Wontag feline mo:
natli4e Sisung ab. NatirIid lag au1
biesmaI Der sepObnIide Stos @siu9s in
StraBen abi4dsunss,. Stsueransslessn:
betten u. |. M. Dor. Wir ~iiberssben bic
oarauf beaisliden 8erbanbIunsen als uon
retnem YriuatintereiIs. Sn elmer Mittbei.
lnns foroert bic @Iobe @as Sight Co.. bas
bel Der weiten @ntfernuns Der Qampen BON
chamber. II. benz nisbtisen pre;ie ibres Qibs
ties. bic Gompasnie fuetiid Serluite erIeibe
unb bat UNI Sermebruns Der alnsabl Gam:
pen bis auf 100. Der Mntras purbe benz
Gomite bes @unaen ibsrssbsn. glbams
uno &obinien %perlanstsn, baB cine siaene
Steuer ausseidrisben perbe, um ibre Sor;
beruns sesen bic Stabt Don 81, 69s Is su
be3ablen. s. 9. 6arlep unb Sobue iu9s
ten um bic GrlaubniB nod, Elm 0~aarsnbaus
erbauen au biirfen, UNI &oblen6l barin su
la9ern. Sin Spottuosel itslte ben Intras.
bas @eiu9 an Nlb. Walter gum 8e,i1t
gu iiberpeiien. S9Iisbli1 wuroe bas @e.
iud benz 5euercomits iibsrmadt. @auer
d Gisbmep %uerlansten, in gnbetradt Der
aroBen Iussaben, bic fe gum Sau zines
SperHbaaies semadt, bas man ben Sdau:
ipieltruppen. bic nd9fes Sabr in benz @e.
bdube ipielsn, bic 2iceuisn erlaGe. Die
Yetitisn wurbe benz Gomite bss @an3sn
gum Beridt iiberpisien.
Die psri9iebenen geamten reidten ibre
monatIiden Beri1te elm. 6ir Reparatu:
rem on StraBen murben i'm Nouember
81, 8l8.65 p%erausgabt. Die Nbdnoerung
elmer Section Der Sroonan, iiber Wafer:
perte purben on bas @omite bss @ansen
uerwieien; ebenio Der Gntuurf elmer Or
oonanS, baB nur ITO s~rabises RoblenOl
u~ertauft werben bari. @emdB benz BE
ridt bes Qlbermanns @alter finb % neue
~StruBenlampen aufeeiteIt moroen. Oas
Gomite wuroe bann ansemieien nod %
ueitere Sampen aufltelen gu lafen. @inen
@rtrabeidluB piomete Der Staotratb Slan:
nerps GROCER Srgel. Sisielbe balf on
Sonnta9en uno Ibenbs na6 y rbr nidt
ipielen; am Gage wdbrenb isber Stunos
uur 20 Winuten. Die Ibre4nuns bee
6inanscomits's NIT Der 80. 6. giisnbabn
uaro senebmist. Omen Surbp uurosn s
proS. beuiaist fir oas golsctiren pom
So, 900 %ritltanoiser Stsusrn. Dem
S4asmeiiter purbe erlaubt; fur brei Wo.
note einen @ebiilfen anseitelen, Der nidt
mebr ais $50 @ebalt per WOnat erbalteu
ioa. gs wurben anpeiiunsen auSseiteut
fir bas @ebalt bes Wapors $500 unb fir
bic @ebalte Der Staotudter. ieber 5000.
Der Wari4au wuroe ansewieien, bas Bad
iteinsebduoe auf SaupIas go. g., nabe Der
eriteu WarbiduIe, gu uertaufen unb benz
@r3iebunssratb ben @rIOs su entridtsn.
ga4 @enebmisuns elmer &eibe &ednans
gen pertaste iid Der Staotratb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Sn eiuena Streite, Der zines

Sm eiaem Streite, Der zines pferbes
banbeIs wesen, Swiiden ben @ebriibern
TbOmpiOn unb benz Wildmann Rsnaebp,
um Samitas absnb in Der BEL Der SransOs
%ienbrauerei seIesenen @irtbidaft bes
S9ubma9ers Wafert entfanb, wurbe
6rant SiiOn, elm iunser Mann, Der ben
8ermittler ipieIen wOlte, seidOfen. Die
3useI bruns bemielbsn in ben llnterleib u.
IS 1T wenis SOffnuns giiOn's 9ebsn gu
retten. Der Sberrif, elm @ebiIfe unb
Maridau Oedert nabmen bic Ebdter, bic
@sbriber Gbompion, feft, unb beibe barren
i'm biefsen GountpssfdnsniB Der llntsrs
fu9uns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Am febteu Samfas, am 5efte be

am fetteu Samfas, am 6sife Der
~linbefedteu GmpfdusniB Wariens, f~eisrtsm
bic beiosn Sobalitdten Der Sinslinse unb
Sunsfrausn Der bieiisen ct. Waarien 9ss
msinbe ibr Gitularfsit. am Morsen ems
pfinsen bic a%spiranten, weI9e in bic 90:
baIitdt aufsenOmmsn gu werben wiinidten,
bic bl. Communion. am @adm,ttase
bielt &su. 6. Sobannes eine grebist iiber
bic SinbniHe Der SobaIitdt, Der bic auf
nabme pen IA SinsIinsen unb 10 Sung.
frauen unb bic Bunbes : grneueruns Der
alien WitsIieber fOlste. Gin Gsbeum
i9lob bic 6eier.