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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
HYMEN AMONG THE ACTORS.
MIR. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE MiRRIED
-"FICT, 7 ASSURE YOU!"
Led by Miss Kate Girard, 81 Pretty Actress
to keconsidcr his Phiioscphizing Of only
Year Ago-Nincteen Welded to Forty.

Year Aso-Nincteen Welded to Forty.
George Fawcett Rowe author of " Brass"
which was acted for one hundred nights in the
Park Theatre last winter. Fifth Avenue" now
on TIE hoards at Booth aud othcr. plays, and
Miss Kate Girard. CIeopdira Smvihe in Fifth
Avenue" were married last week in Canada.
Mr.. Rowe Is in New Orleans. paving the way for
Fifth Avenue He IL forty years Of age.
A year ago a London weekly newspaper an
nounced the marriage of Mr. Rowe, then the
hero OF Brass in the Park Theatre and Miss
Rose Lisle. n pretty young English actress who
appeared nightly in the play.
No. sir Mr.. Rowe said to Sun reporter,
when that announcement was read TO him;
am not married to Miss Lislc. nor to any other
lady. That London newspaper. If / am not mis-
taken. has had me engaged or married to
dozen ladies ! VIII not marry u lady Oi my
own profession. Let Us suppose two persons In
the same professional career united in the
bonds of the greatest intimacy one NJ them.
inevitably, must be- moro successful than the
other, Then viii cnsuc jealousy On one side or
the other Either the lady IL surrounded by so
many gullants that the husband becomes ical-
ou-. or the husband hy so many admring ladies
that the wife grows splenetic Ergo, unhap-
pincss. Although have hccn tempted often 10
marry FACT. / assure YOU l intend TO os"hcw
marriage. II | over should give myself in the
American lady. WRiie HI Rishy seeming S' the he
solid charms of English women. their virtues
and domcsticty. must say that do not find in
them the perfect triumph Of womanhood. Re-
ilnemont Of culture and brlliancy Of dispO--
ton are never dis covered perfectly blended cx-
guarantee that would enter the united state
with an American lady is that have taken up
ny. residence in the United States. and in that
Stnte wherein divorce is least ohtainable Sec
this ring tpointng gaily to the amethyst with
which. rs Ndfon Sfoy. he connected such
wonderful ami sometimes contradictory yarnsl.
it is not the sign Of matrimony- Fact. assure
you; fact So laughingly philosophical Mr..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

WAsHINGToS, Feb 22.-The Electoral Com
mission met in the supreme Couu room at 10
a, NJ. nnd Mr.. Stanley Matthews addressed the
commission IN opposition h the Cronn cerih-
cat Np.2.
lie h"enn with denial That they had asserted
IN tho Florida cu-e that the certificate was final
and ron lu-iNe, and slid they had undertaken
b. draw the line of d"mnrkatIon between the at
of the State and tine Federal authority, which
took III" matter up alter 1t had lefi the State
Jh"y also undertook To- draw tho line between
iInEs and proofs between the cortill rAtos ana
Il" thing certified 10 show that thr cnr lnrate
vs. h.t the shallow. the thing certified to
beng tho substance, and that where
le "Wl'nte did not show tho thing
eortlii truly. 1t could be corrected
J. i- surprise he said. b. lnd that their ,ad-
!, T,i'- hdd NJ" unA taken their post on
w. ana ana l"uleilnt cases, but had gOu0
iY"i IT and accepted the dogma which they
ll iWprop"rly ms rlhad 10 the side with which
i' Wts Identified. lie maintained that they
f'''l today on the ground they occupied in tho
l"S.huiug, and which had been hHllOwod by the
=" va 'n ~ inns tribunal VIZ, that the certificate
I'7'd N the return was the con luSivb eVi.
.h'' NJ election. Ia the Florida and Louisiana
,n7. "lrIs were mad 10 20 behind the returns.
." ll' oilers grow stronger uui larger as the
iNully obtained TINT they would not be callod
:" nmke them good, and II grrHt deal of
TUl4li' Indignation WIS INDUCED in at
NJ q tsrd cDuntcnnn"" OF fraud and wrong.
Tf hhllhews -eud an cXtrut from the decision
y justice Field, in the cise of Bradley hgt.
bs", r. IN winch "a" tnd"ncyt to complaint by
otr ldriy d"leut"d Is shown. going on from
tif Jourt. He entered his protest against tho
.wI9W Irel"n'lons 10 morality that had been
alalf iie substritum Of the complaint in this
.isH. Mr. Cronin had boon. h, SAID mounted
~ pedestal for public admiration 10y his in
''n''E' US model Of tho purity and honesty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
THE EMPEROR uILLIiM's SPEECH
Germany's Eastern Policy Unchanged The
Results Of the Conference.

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-The German Reichstag
was opened today. Tho Emperor's speech.
opening the session, adverts to tn oppressed
state II commerce and industry, and also 10 the
d'i'icn y in tho budget. l. proposed that the
def 'lrn'y, amounting 10 2j.jOO,o0O marks. b.
met hy raising the matriru'atory contributions
payable 10y the States. Tho speech also refers
g. Eastern Affairs md cNpr - - the opinion
inat thu pfn d." ul Europe W.u NOT br brokru.
IN" dangers which might result from the
Eastern question. still un~OiN"d. threat sn Cor
many IN loss d"-r'e than any other country.
should therN rNp.iutions how entertained. based
upon thc prons : oi thN Port" On IN" ono hand
aud ~" opening of rgotiAt'un- lnr peace ON
"a" other. with ,rVia ami Montenegro, fail g.
he realized, the Imperial Gov, rnmrnt. while
recognizing ihe iast that IN" pres nat question
du"snNt pros ih" any pr''i9r line Of conduetior
i- H. Will cOninu" 10 exert lts influence. us
hitherto on l.hhlf OF the protection of tn
CHRISTIAN. I'M Turkey, AMI of tho pres 'rvaliun
of the pH'r Of Europe. above all things. how
ever, STR n-turuiu.g IFS own Lrll relations with
Governments, allied or 'n'rW -p. friendly t. il,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
LIFE IN TILE METROPOLIS,
DASHES HERE IND THERE BY THD
SUNS REPORTERS
Burglars secretins Themselves In q Thomas
street Dry Goods store, ana Reins Caushs
afser n Night In Packing Tn SIN. ana I.c...

Oiilcer Fogorty. detailed to patrol the dry
goods district saw two men carrying a heavy trunk
along West Broadway Yesterday morning They turned
into Walker street and when Church street ono
man dragged the trunk into hallway while the other
walked away. foIariy ana another officer arrested
William ONeill o 2i9 Fourth street. and Patrick Fay u
Jersey CITY, The trunk contained sOcD worth OF laces
handkcrchief and ribbons stolen RIOS, nbamS Fried
mans store at 30 Thomas street In the was another
trunk ready for removal containing silk dresses and
linen Guns and collars worth $i,oo third trunk
taken rom the store before the burlars were arrested
containing laces and silks was found In thieves resort
In Elizabeth street The burglars hal sccrctcd themselves
in the store the previous evening aud during the mght
had packed tho trunks Printers occupy another foor IN
the same building and when they opened the street door
early in the morning the burglars slipped out and ex-
pcCtcd TO escape with the trunks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
Broadway Concert saloon. Rn,ded.

Capt Byines called up his reserves last even-
ing divided them In two sections placed one under the
command of serscants kcllahcr and Young. aud. win
Detectives slevin and Dolan, took command OF the
other The Oriental. ut o26. and the Broad
way. at 0jf Broadway. concert saloons were
crowded with men aud women. In the Broadway
about forty men drinking smoking. aud hrng served
by women In the Oriental were about niiy men and
women When the officers entered both Places the
inside tried tu iuur from the Windows Tables were up
~t and glasses and bottles broken one old grntcinsn
lel at capt byrnsss knees. and hlubhcred out
that he wss grand ather, and had never been
~ such place before Three yuung said that they
were students Ut DIVINITY, cant BNrurs nicked out n
few respectable looking men. ard after warning them
hgainst visiting such places again, let them 90. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
Chohcd 10 Death by "a ncnn.

Henry. the bright four-ycar-od child ~
James Northcoie an artist at 2pT Baltic street Brooklyn
saw spider ON the wall on w,dnc-da, morning lie
called eagerly to his mother o. look ntit She hat barely
entered ir fnnm before ur emit ff tu ts foo. r-png
itr breath Size -uHi,h'l him up 90 her arms luf in 4
minute Wee vts lihlf.s br -unu- amt other pi, a.
eth- w,r un ,tnCi yesterday a. Go tr death.
uniI, oi ,r'nu- u' mto wini iilr, the! found 1t W
sllLl.luI ll q lML.N LIImNA Lnum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

Tho Palestine Commandcry of knights Tcm.
piar, Commander cXGrand Master Elwood l. Thorns.
will make pilgrimage through the Western States early
In the spring Exhibition drills will bee given IN the prn
ctpal cities visited and the day Of departure from
York the comiuandery will ryc drill before the civic
authorities inrout OF the city Hail The members win
be IN iu uniform. and the mlsinnce will last one month.
Tie columbia tonmandtrN, Commander Df Waiter J.
Ia. .ttr N Stat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

Gou'riod Reutseh. a tailor aged thirty-clgh
years, boarding at 81 siNth street. W.am.hur.h took
arsenic yesterday and died n TIE Eastern District lio.
llti He Nas hur hclor About wear n-0 hc fell In
lnN' WIN pretty mi. wlo pii rio n'ell' in hi
lf. He Mn- rI'rtoi once. uhI ilHt drove INN rum.
amt hc drank hNtIlY un N,dnc~liA alirru two Wrokl
sir" hr H-lu offered her h. htnd Sine ltD ted huns
,Cuui LlIt, ani iIat drove Inn 10 suicide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

Two steamboats, built in sections for trans
Wii"iion have bcon started upm Gfecupout Tor sla
mas, "i uri.ni u .I ling engine, amt ad mirhlirry
w about I,JJ tus amt tho cost %, 10, tiau,pOltauoI
, ''f''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
The Funeral OF Capt. Young,

The late Capt John $. Young for many ycars
chci oi the detective police Of .cit, wa. burned ,e.
terdaN Afternoon from lNi Wc, Twcui, lr.i street Hx.
Ponce Commissioner ihuuls e. Acton. hi.Dro tor Dlka
Detective, Du,euNofry Rulford Illnr l{.mctt nnd
"ihtr nld m,nlri, 90 the pulrc force attended ths
Iuut.A. ~. luIA slAhln W. lINss ms OamelerY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

siuuonslitv or not They have been rendered
py this tribunal recorded upon the Journals Of each
try and in operative effect in the process going
on Of determining Who shall be the Chief Magistrate OF the
Republic Ihe opinions VII he accepted or rejected by
mate NJ their wisdom and their soundness hut they will
not pass beyond the scrutiny Of their character and their
merits unless they are nrst chaensed by the men by
whom they were pronounced Consistent al
cson to the solemn CONCLUSIONS reached
the settlement of thcr rights is to the Pre- ,ervS
ton Of loyal respect for authority and Character
and while mitigating the panss Of dissppont
sccemingly the hastiest and the most unjust
But when these lugmsnts antasonizc another ami
operative effect 70 accomplish one and the same result
aud that result Is ono with which individual
symrainie, are closty an ana r,1 Manly connected IN
angry emotions will swell the popular heart The SUI
prenc Court of the United states one Of the idols the
vested with sanctiy and dignity beyond that amy
other tribunal on the face Of tue earth. They be-
ernment are habe to deterioration and po.
sihe detriment, hut they look to the supreme
Court as lifted above the current Of impure air that floats
tues aud speaking with the wisdom Of the fathers the
republic when this faith is destroyed the night will have
come.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Morrick's argument
the commission. on motion OF Mr.. Garfield
went into secret session.
II Is understood TINT Immediately after the
commission went into secret session Mr.. Morton
made an hours speech in favor OF counting the
thrcc electoral votes OF Oregon for Hayes and
Mr.. E1munds, in somc incidental remarks.
clearly indicated that he would vote In the same
direction.
Justice Millor then made an elaborate argu.
m"nt 10 show that there wns nothing in the Flor
ida and Louisiana decisions Of the commi. .sion
inronS istrlt with giving the entire vote Of Orc
Eun to the Republican candidates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
= burglar Rising for PRAYERS.

\ man arose for prayers in Jerry McAulcyl
meeting last night lie said he just out Of stat
prison lie hat planned 10 "crick' a store that very
night AMI ,i'al s'rn lie hecamc troubled u hi. mnd
lie WAS prompted 10 30 fn jtfrA lu.-lUi ami he il a
come Mif. VIC meeting closed Ar prur ,-'t con,cr.
~ ~ h sad lac had been saved iron etA.r live years
al slus sIng. '--~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
O'MahonS'. Iiody In Ireland.

DUBLIN. Feb 2-Carlinm Cull n has refused
to ALLOW lAc remains vi John Mdou! loc iu state ,n
Tic Cathedral here
lt.hrloA,d that In consequence of car inai rullcn'.
cnult Muitiuu fr Do I..tt i.Iufu .irttuu the
tusnn the funeral of john tnNufN ihr tuuuiirr
lIll 4 ftt.f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

WAsnlNuToN. Fob. %. Misc Sophia Radforl.
daughter OF Animal kaiori OF the United status Navy.
resident Of Grursetown, was thrown from her horso
th- aitcrnpuu ON the Fourteenth street road tiG
eiN. amt ST. seriously injured tat she !, not eNlecLed W
hte through Tie nisht Her skull WAS fractured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

ToNpoN Feb 23.-,Iohn Oxrnford. tho we'll
known dlau!aut cuue, 4, dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

John Smik, aged c2, while lowering hinscn
into nt 90 l1f Sow Aufk NostrrdH 49, missed ms hold
Ani iDl tu tr hnft.m. thirty f.t I.,ht rtbs Nrru
Liy.N %, and BAD, tulai hnue was dls.o,aiel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

Northwest 10 southeast wlnds. stationary or
lower trmnerhturrS llang hai Olucrr, thrt ate ug
weather, anI possibly hshl rninA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

Mnltbys oysters arc bnst and cost less than any
iOVl a. maIket heW Vrk ie0ot II Harrison D. -Air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

How FISH AXE AETIFICIALLY BRFD.-Rnad tho
aticle on nsl culture, b> frOi JOY with - Illus.
'IHu1n, II is l"rb and interesting article. She
dairh number Of Frank Ie',lr', Popular Monthly Now
ready Frlee. ~ eaut- tOr ss" "S"rv nheIe-dls,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

EAsToN. Pa. Feb 22-The trial Of u. Il.
street Ion thc murder nt Edward q Able wa, cuivd 10
day, the jury returning verdict ol not guilty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

ALBANY. Feb. GA long letter from IInmil-
ton Fish toJohn DiN wuiicnA u"nt, aso nlpcar.
print ti.h expressed the beci that ,ic proposed
Electoral comn.. 20 would report without partisan
the facts nni the lHw. and ndlrd
"lfcitipr cHnliib ht placed iu power with reAsoni.
o. .wcl grounded ut A. tnhisfli inl There h. N
bee no cnVulhlr position. nud the davs soi h, nllYs III.
prrmiCy willie uuUlriti Wiil tD-c " hi, 0Hu Oelu.
panc) O position mus ledul.nd'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23

Chateau Lngnro-so pure delicate olarcts In
9ts, p,', and ca,As Victor L Mauser, ~ kctdc ST
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
28iG er Z
Wiq 6err @niffte, Der pasquiQ Wann

Wiu 5err gnifte, Der Basquin Wann
pom Rational Demotrat," srtldren, in
weI@sr Weiie Der antipfdfiide unb Serr
Conner Buienfreunbe fnb? Wiu CT ferner
bic v9asen unb @erIeumbunsen nabmbaft
ma@en," bic Der antipfdfii&e Buienfreunb
ausssbedt, unb bic ibu Der ssnannts Serr
@nihte i@On Dor @O&en in bas Gnsef&t
sei9Isubert baben Mill, obne elm Sters
bens 10 6rt@en (weI9' elm tlaifi@es,
t~iefiinniSes @OrtD basesen erwibert su
baben. Wiq err Ober wiu CT, Der
auf benz 0fentIi@en Granger nit Der uuf
bic 8ruit sebafteten S@anbtafeI ffebt, Der
S@anbtafeI, bic ibn aIs 9asner, 0ers
Ieumber, gbrenabf4meiber unb
isiu BIatt ais Yasauiu betannt ma@te,
elm sueites S@anbuersei@nib aud nod uui
ben @iden sebdmst baben? auf etwas
mebr ober wsniser S@anbe tommt es be:
tanntli9 benz SdIeider unb YasauiIanteu
nidt msbr on. sIte 9isen itets burd
nsue 9isen in 8ersefenbeit gu ~brinsen, If
cine Ginte iournaIiiiider @auner, bic aud
bes Hasquiaanten 9errn @nifte in Iaem,
mas CT i@reibt, tenn3ei@met.
Yapa Sod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

GS ut niht n6tbis, S@mer;en su
leieen. no has Gentaur eminent ansswanpt
pirb. Yranbwunbsn unb @nbribunssn ,per-
ben ssbsilt, Obns Narbsn su bintsrIa7sn. &bsu.
maiismus, gsrreniunsen unb bic msifsn 6lsii&',
anO6tn. unb Musfelns 9siben fSnnen bsftimmt
furirt werpsn. Gs sibt spei SUrtsn: Das @eibs
gsntaurr. einsment III fur 5amilisnsebrau&, sas
@slbs fir pfsrss unb @aultbire. Gin gniu&
pirb ben 3psifsr abfrjeussn.
Gaftorfa III Elm oOQfanpiser Grfas fir ga.
fOrSl, pbns bsHen Standardization, sa es an.
ssnsbm sinSunsbmsn IN unp psesr ansielf nod
fntift. @sren gsrfcpfuns BET ;rssne wsl&sm
@lter, bsicnosrs absr bel lauren Wassn, SIab.
unssn, Warmsrn unb lnUrcmins in ben Ginss.
peiptn Don ainbsrn III 60 bas tpirfiamie Ssil.
mittsL, psl&ss trifirt. 90 III barmlss. ~,upsrlai.
ia uRe biQig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

SER 8. Sn6rmamn ma4t ieinsn fra'
beren 4unben betannt, bab er ieinen 9aben
an 5errn &. v. WaIter u~ertauft bat unb
rseoumanbirt 9erra @aIter aIs einsn
feiBisen, aufmertiamen, enersii@en @es
iddftsmann, wofar er ibrisens i&on ale
glert Bel 5errn Subert betannt mar.
5err Tubruann benutt bic @sIssenbei'
ieinsr Sunbi@aft fur bic ibn. Bis itst be-
wieiene WobIsewosenbeit bsifens gu bans
Ten unb bittet fe bieie 8oblsewosenbsi'
aud auf Germ @alter 3u iibsrtrasen, BEL
f4 ale Waabe seben wirb ,bieisIbe ~ebsnfaus
3u perbienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
pie oiesid6rise, pierte a. sternnS
Der 2lorowetfi6em agricultural
uuo 2He6aricaf association.

Die glus iteIuns wiro am Wontas, ben
10. September 1877 beginner unb bis eins
i9lisbIi9 Sreitas, ben IA. Sept. bauern.'
Die ausii9tsn fir cine tart Be- u9te aus'
iteuuns iinb isbr gut. Die 9eute, welde
bic Sa9s in Sdnben bubeu, tbun ibr WsSss
li4itss bic 5uir gu Der alerbsitsn gu mo
9en, bic lie nod int Staats Soma abssbals
ten porbsn 1T. Die @eieai9aft bat isbr
Iiberale prdmisn, ni9t weniser als $685.:
600, ausseiest, uieI mebr ais irssnb cine
@eieui9ait I'M san3en Norbwsitsn, ct.
Souls aussenOmmen. Die 9eituns rubt
in ben 5dnbsn ber beiten @eidaftsleute
pom Dubuque unb es wiro aaes setban
uerben, UNI iowobl bic ausiteaer als bic
8eiu9er poltOmmen 3ufrieben gu iteaen.
Dieie Musiteuuns 1T BON ausemsinsm
gtusen. Sober Sarmer u. ieber @ei9aftss
mann sisbt Yroiit uon berielbem. Sat ).
o. elm Garmsr elm i90aes Stid Iieb, lei
es gferb, &ub, &ino u. I. No., bas er serns
3u bobem greiie pertaufcn wirbe unb
wsl9er Sarmsr woate bus nidt-er brinse
ss bisbin. gr bat bier einen suten Wartt
bafir. Tauienbe tOmmen gu benz 3wed iid
i9ones 8ieb gu %taufen. Wia elm Sarmer
cine before ober idOners &aie Pferbe,
&ibe II. T. 10. baben, cine before @elssens
beit aIs bier uuf Der ausiteauns, sibt es
nidt. Das 1T 10 liar, buB mir ni9t weis
ter bauon gu ipre9en brau9en.
9lbsr aud fir ben GRANDDAUGHTER, fir ben
@siddftsmann lit bic Gair bon srObem
0srtbs. Dem einen sibt le 9eIesenbeit gu
aeisen, mas ct Tam, benz anbern benefit fe,
mo er einen beiiern unb biuiaern Irtitel
taufsn unb ieine &unbi4aft perbeiiern unb
psrsrSBs,n tam. Damn fdut bic slusiteIs
lung aud in cine 3eit, mo man an ben
0interbebarf benten muB. Der &aufs
mann fat fur bic 3eit idon ieinen StOd an
9anb, er weiB, oaB in Der Wo9e piele yeute
tommen unb Bel GROCER aluswabl 1T gut
t%aufen. Serner bat Dubuque ia bod bic
srObten @ei@dfte in Soma. Dasu finb
fir ben Sarmer mad barter 9lrbeit
einise Gage Der &ube anb bes Iersnisens
aud nOtbis. limb mo finbet er nidt aIein
bas gersnisen, iOnbsrn aud bic 9eIebruns
ba3u, ME auf Der bieiisen srOBen gusiteI:
Iuns2 Ra@ ct. 9ouis unb @bicaso tann
ni@t ieber seben, bas 1T 3u toitipielis, auf
ben gOuntpfairs III LANCE nidt 10 uieI su
ieben aIs bier. unb cine &eiie mad Dubuque
nit elm swei Gage sIufentbalt fam fat ie:
Der eri&winsen, aud wenn bic Grau nit.
sebt umb fe sebt nit, benn fe mO@te aud
nal aus benz Saus, inbsm iie bas san3e
Sabr wirtbi@aftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

SER s. 4. 2Safter, Der fribere @Ier'
bes perm Suber, Fat ben StOre bes 9errr
8. Subrmann an Der Ode Der 9. unb Clap
ftrabe tduFi9 abernommen. 9err WaIte'
reeommanbirt 1@ fur ieinen Mussesei@ne'
ten Stod ON guenwaaren, &ur3waaren.
feline sroBe 9luswubI uon Siten unb &ap'
pen, &leibern u. |. 10. Der Store 1T me-
gen ieiner suten unb biaisen Baaren ieit
LANCER 3eit betannt. 9err 8aIter bal
feline @aaren isbr bilis ibernOmmen uni
beBmesen tam berieIbe aud uiebr biais'
~pertaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Gin fatboIii6es Gamilien'
Meattter

ME es idon ldnsit uon Gauienben. pom tas
tbolii9en 6amilien eriebnt wurbe, 1T nun
i'm 8srlase Der Bu9banbIuns uon 81 ii ; |:
bauer& Bebrle Al Soutb Ga Saae
Ctr, gbicaso eri9ienen. SIS 1T baB Elm
brilIantes Tarbenbrud Bib,
20 BEL 81 3oa sroB, unb tOitet NUT $3.50,
bel portofreier 3uienbuns $1.6O. Oas
Bib lit in er unb c n slii4er
Mussabe gu baben.
ASemten perfamst!
90 3f5-327.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
g. ttue tn eimer (dpa&em Stnmo'

se,ue(en fein, aIs unier @ssner, Der vgfas
tionaI Oemotrat", foIsenbe @orte idrieb,
bic mir in letter Nr. finbsn:
Inns Tam beBbaIb fem @eidrei unb iein
wiffes Goben sleidsiItis iein, aber benen,
wel9sn wirtIi1 baruni 3u tbun 1T, bier Elm
or tdnbises Organ ibrer tir@Iis
d EN- Snteref len 3u srbaIten, mare an;uras
then, benz anri9isen Subiecte, (Merci! y
weI4es ibnen nur idabet, balbmOsli9it bic
2ettuns aus ben 9anben su nebmen."
l%lniern bersIiditen Ount fur bieie 8Orte.
@ir baben uniere S@uIoisteit 10 gut ses
than, baB unier @esner mad g%rIOiuns
ieufst. Or weib ii6 ni6t mebr gu bel>
fen. Naiues .9~eitanbnib! llnb bann bic
SsiorsniB UNI e in a d Organ
fur bic tir4li6en Sntereien, ia nidt
bic politii9en, BEL 9eibs ni9t!. Dis buns
men &atboliten, mas brau9en bsun bic aud
politii4e Sntereien gu baben2 llnfinn!
sic ioaen itimmen, wie ss Der vOemotrat1
MIL, ba 1T bod Der Sit ansr @sisbsit9
limb baSn erf bic geiOrsniB. Merts
wirbis! sic 1T BON neuer, eisensr Sorts,
pon Der Dirt, bic bas culturtdmpfenbe
9euti6Ianb I'm bas 8ObI Der tstbsIii9sn
Rirde, bic 9ueifer UNI bas @obl bss @rss
enseIs Mi9asI bat. gole SeeIe! @ir
freuen uns i3On Define BsiorsniB idwarS
auf weiB sebrudt 3u ieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
~ Oie o~ebieaenite iuuifrirte tat

60 0ie ssbissenite iluitrirte tatbos
Iii4e 3eiti9rift, bur@ Sesenswuni4 Or.
9eilistett Yapit gius TX. sutsebeiben, 1T
Der % cuff DE 8 3" IN Wort
unb Bib. SdbrIi9 Is reid iauitrirte
6efte fir q 20 Gents p%oitfrei. Mit Ora.
tisp,dmie rgerfId,uns @briiti1 mad
&upbaeI, 2sxS2 3oa sroB. gu be3ieben
bur9 ale Bu9banblunsen uns 9eitunsss
usenten, pie burd ben SerIeser Sr. g II;
ltet, L. B. 56l3, New YOrt, unb 2o4
Sine StraBe, G%incinrati, Sbio.
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