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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
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BROADWAY. tTHAVr 9TH AND rOTu-STS.
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y c'tr-. G-f' r. .1i a,eratirl. 90 q, hems n ng1-
ave-. il tI. .tor.
4 = SNED ~iT SERVANTS AGENCY cln
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situation 81 VIII nora Dome rl'r Fan a 5,es; ma
sAa'i ei.t i',-, IS; El a. % il CfmH orb Is d.-lr
ct. -ii ' al .- c-a JOB please poo G,f near l7ls
3 5tl-t. a-e 90 r0ri. en- b. 'aa 'aTab,s ia ~.
i.lt Hgp irr r4r af. FIpiytr WEI hDr. saved
h'i "i ' '"'' ~ Doll" "I' Liable --,ls afe ai t''i
A T. PDDKHA2IS 44o 1-l,,. moan D ftb-st
; 81, erar. ,'.sns up. and p -r and women want.
i-f I. ..' 90 ln ."iurI' l1rns". frtnf., .N.d ~
--". ant Irh l'. as clo. iutir.~ees cham ,ula1s
80 ,----,----
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~ IS .i Pr le.. '..ii cry tl 400 -....
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y h i'.,t -.--g -''t tl.f 'liiFli'i c''5 .'I
c'ces- % West 55tI---. VI ia> i.t''.
(,OoK.-Ry au ey..lI.,t scotch yrouiau. with
( eao iefr.rrs f1r CIV. or o.ar,r,i sav.ry caUlo9
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4ti--ir ~ ,' .'n 49, ' ra,f' 4-A'' MN"
49,
( OOk.-i}r swedish woman, capabe to hll
'., i'. il . '' 80 I'' VOC ..-. w. 49,
..,l- ,'. .H- '!i ~, '.' .e5, l. e., 80
(,tpK "a. f~-f-eia-. sooi- In u rrivarp family
III woman who atolzi.y .r.laa- heT oasi,
Ness. SEQ o'-' 40. CD Ode country. 500 4ai'i ,tIt-.
COOK -Rv q most rculp.fc Dnr-ou who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
ERIF RAILWAY

T. lti.iNaE 4HnANGLNEST OF TRAINS. in eject
9 o n.-C.ns.aqa,i and Chicago Dsy Ezpr.ss Drawing
iG.i5 ~ Fx1Igs, Sia for Iufao with s. -cpue Coaches
D. u. lDanyj-Pacnc Express far The West. sleeping
Coaches through 90 och .cf. BIIa0. Niagara FALL, tHcl
nau and Chicago without change also Hotel Dlg Cars 10
rains cave Chamber, street Depot, X. y. Tor .,-
p ana u midnight -a-arosr nights ~iy. SUNDAYS 'lo
Rujhciurd ara and pas,tc g. IT'S. 10 No.. y noon l5
3. 'sly 4:. la, q, td s. b. D. in a. "Dl'--L 9u2-''
PacI %. g. Gao, 10, $50 To- .9f5. l120 Dee - noon
aud 2 riane1j aday g. $50 ol5. 10 No.. las, G}O
Suite t. r s. To- I645 . m li5 $40. 3 g. : No.. and
Il da ahf saudays. q. $50. 10 o. m~ lao, Csc p n-
coras4L a. m. 80 so H. sundays, saoa IL
Ner5ursl s. 'J4 G. a. $40. 400 sundays $3.50 a m.
Goshen s. 7i5 =. d.. 1gi5 a. $780, 34j 'a'o p H.
Made,oSu 745. 10, lo45 q. u'. $40 40 Z n ~. sun
eays -5e' \" Z; NJ z 5 . e d r. r. 1t Si51-t
PyrtJarvis, 40 9, 1913 @. H. 4oo ,. i 0--'"!''
NGTf-Tains leaving chaJsr5.. On even or hl.i 5o7Is
nan owe Zine, ,ay1s ham ~ on qJaTjtr hour
Twer;,tl ea. i5 ana l:l5 p me- ronaeciis with trans
Iitacis for passage and FOR Arurtr-sn.s j. L'v'a om
and Se-inc Coach On Pee obtained gnd eni,s iaE .he
cIcckirr and trans- ray he EFF at Toe ouylls
Cq,cs NCs ag 40l $50 aud J57 Broadway, NO tars1'
FI5r 1 l9s nom tp W., arrive in EcwYork al 10
g. IL" no \ lBB6Tr General Pass'r Agent, NewYark
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave for EneleUuod Cr-ter Fltrhoni ana NydcA
sy nights Cny at I3, p. ~. sundays. a lie aud
JSo \, ABE III G,leTsl Iass'r r3.r Sew YORK.
I EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAp...,-,.. ,..,
- AKKANdE1E>Io Of 49, ~ ',i - ''- =
go D. H. I'D Fzpesa daily. fal 5sso. D., 'a.,''f1 Al
Iffacs alum oc.c,trr Bu1ao Nia-ra Fails, and the
West. Fullma sleepihs e'ae'', VII ur and Frar
Cement Eastern odce corner OF Cr0rJa ald CoItianoss
..aH ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
Acts and IT.-Salon IN the Pa'ais Iasmn.
Act IIf.-The Lace Boudo.r % Elise DC Jasnin.
At IN.-The Old Home 81 the L. Pouts.
Act E.-SalOn Ia the FaaIs Jasmln.
SATURDAY, November H. first Matinee Of
THE MOTHEEs SECRET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPhIA NEW

E7RFEHOLD and NEW-YOGk RAILWAY
4 corertoas Leave fot OF Liberty ST., for troehoil, az
1.i5. lI.45 q. IH- q, 5.l5 ,. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H2usatoulc
~ and NugauCS Railroads. Tarc 81. - amer 8rler0tt
ea Claariue p tSunosys excepted al II 80 a l,
aEo Bridgeport D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

N-FW-YORKapd LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

- Trains llave IertH Amuuy Led bliE Lol- iIdL'i
ocean Grove &C. 40 TAO, Il.fJ e. NJ. a. Z. - D. n
-fa..s connect h1taaau station i0 1l 1 r. FL Uni
md 9i -quau O. and from pom 4 ILEA~ANI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

rAIuNOFE Nov 1s.ArrYet. bark stormy Pet-ai Charles
uu.lu. Cleared. nlrk Temper Pax Ituo. Cork.
I..I.f-- MusUNE Not. I3-AIrFeI. brig ~0slur.ue
f-1 HueIIssu SCOT seeking. Passed out from Ealumore
flg Talbot lar creme bark F4lUu, and -au-ue lgr
MiIrr fI.t.rlO aud Netuue. Conf.
kate Cam. f5l Etsi Coast Ireland
fH.t. tIlaIL nov I5-AIrto0 bark Genetlr Fruroua.
from Genoa Irarad bark LINE lfcdale Mass0p, Belfast.
brf uH.rr. Eausaul, IT. IlOuas
L.s.9. No. Arrived, steamship Dominion, Clements
harmonic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
StaatSfir6It6eS.

Oils Better Der @roBe i'm Sabre 1920
bic bIeibenbe Spnobe pom elf YiidSfen in
Petersburg anseo,bnet bate, ertlarte er
lid 'ieIbit fir bas b69ite Sberbaupt Der
Stride; ba er aber ni9t bios ben lesrsn
lltsl bisier bOben 0iirbe fibren poute, err
tiibnts er ii4, OifentIid in Der 6ir5e bas
uaeBOpfer gu @feiern. Oisie Sbatia9e bat
Elm rulfii9er S3riftiteller isnsr 3sit, Na.
mems Neiteswranou. benz @ebadtniIe aufs
bepabrt, Der osmleIben in Der @btbeiluns
leiner 9eididte, peIde pon Der &eaierun9
Yeters beS @rOBen banbslt, Elm eisenss
8apitel piomet, bas Die aafl9rift iibrt:
Der G5ar "eiert bic Meiie."
@r bei6reibt bier Die Sorbereitunsen, wels
DE 81 bieier taiisrIi9en &omobis setroiien
wurSen, nno fist bin5u; yN d b M
nun Der Gaar brei uoIIe Stun:
ben lang Dor benz IItare aus
9efredt ~sele9en batte, feierte
er bic Weiie mad benz &itus
Der YatriarGeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
&atbolifAer 8irHen RalenSer.
1bariider unb 36Qner.
IGtun8 ibr &atboIifen
SIC Gimme bcs beiligcn 0atrrs

Su ~uniern Gasen i9eint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboli'deu 8reiie cine beionbere Mil.
zion ssssben gu baben. On ibr 1T es, bic
@runpidse Der Orbnuns uno bes @Iaus
bens bort, mo bieielben berri9en 81 bewab:
zen uno lie ba gu uerbreittn, mo @ottlo:
St9teit unb cine talte @lei9siltisteit bles
Ielben in 8erse1enbeit seratben lieBen. -
Bus TX. in einem S4reiben BON 1851.
@tr eriuden gle i~nftdnbisit allen benen
nit eurem suten Wilen unb eurer 9unil
aeisuiisbsn, bic nit Self be9abt unb nit
seuiisenoer &enntniB ausseriitet, fi4 an
Bic Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb i3eitun:
gen ;ur Ssrtbeibiguns unb 0erbreituns be,
ratbolii6en 9ebre uerOffentIiden. = Gnep'
clica Tius TX.
2dbt Gidts unueriudt, wobur9 uniers
beilise ReIision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre in
ben Sereiaisten Staaten meter perbreitet
merbsn fonnen, bamit ~perirrte Wanbere,
auf BEN re9ten Bfab auridseIeiiet werber
m0sen.-S9reiben Pius TX. on bic 8i:
f96fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
,,3ieS unO taa'S lpeite.

Inter obiser lleberi6rift wirb Der sW1ei.
Mid @stf. gOItsts." 5OIsenbes, aud fir
uuiere eeier iebr 8eber3isenbes seidrieben:
vSn elmer !3sit, wie bic uniriss, no ii9
fat bic san1e WeIt gum Rampfe sesen
uniere Rirde uereint bat, 1T es bon Der
srOBten Sebeutuns, bag Der &atboIit pom
bieien Rdmpfen sesen uuiere bl. Rtrde
8unbe erlanse uno fortwdbrenb in elmer
friid en- uno tlaren RenntniB Der Gage Der
6ir9e itebe, fowobI, bamit er bas sebibs
renbe unb notbwenbise lebenbise Snterefe
fur bieielbe in ii4 erbaIte, ais aud, bamit
er i'm Stanbe iei, in eriprief li9er Weiie
fin bic Sntereiien Der 8irds ein3utreten.
Oaber ioute beute in isbsr tatbolii9sn 6as
mile penisitens elm edit tatbolii9es Blatt
sebaIten werben, iei es, baB man ba3u cine
tdSl,4 eri4einenbe gut fatboliide 3eituns
ober elm Wo4ens obsr SonntassbIatt
wdble.
Gs sibt ia beute, @Ott isi Oant, 10 piele
quite tatboIii9e 8Idtter, sswib bas @elb,
mas baruuf uerwanbt wirb, 1T isbr gut umb
sottaefduis peruenbet; wdbren6 bam,it ,u.
slei1 Der beute bic 8slt ELECTROMAGNETIC
SinbHutb idIe9ter gIdtter ~seseniber bic
quite Yrefe lluteritituns finbet, mirb bic
9eiuns FOLDER suten Bldttsr auf's Weients
li9ite baju beitrasen, ben ~erniten tatboli.
i@en @eiit 3u erbalteu unb 3u ndbren, unb
bic 6Orberuns Der tatboIiiden Snterefsn
ansuresen unb gu reseIn. 9lnbererieits
n,uB es gu unierer 3eit 70 fait ais cine
S4anbe fur elm fatbolii9es Saus eridei;
men, wenn teines Der uieIsn sutsn BIdtter
in ibm gu finben lit, unb feline gewobner
BON alien ben wibtisen 9lnselesenbeiten,
uslde beuts bic tatboliide WeIt in Bewes
suns iesen, nidts miiien. Gin wabrer
SdmerS aber lit es unb Der @~laubensuers
%leusnuns unb einem Werratbe an Der Stride
abnli6, wenn Elm Ratbolit, elm 8latt ball
ten piirbe, weIdes i'm Oisnite Der Teinbe
bes 9laubens unb Der Rirds itsbt."
Oieie Worte birftsn ii9 mande tatboIis
ide 9ausudter bintsr's Sbr idreiben unp
re4t beberJisen. Defenders smpfeblen mir
oieielben manden @eiddftsIeuten, bic in
bodtrabenosmaufhuse u bic aufsefldrten
Ga9esbldtter balten unb sleidlam nit einem
&ieienause Uerd6tIi9 auf tatbol. @o9ens
bldtter berabidauen. Nber iis seIten mad
mebr fur iolde, bic 3eitunsen Der @esen:
partei ntdt balten, Ditto absr au9 tein
totbolildes Blatt unterititen. Wolen
fe oieie Worte ni9t annebmen, 10 fbiirfte
bic 3eit lie balo zines 0eilsren beIebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
Seroummun8siu6t omr6 bod
miitbiae MfteraeIcbrten.

Wie iebr man iett bemiibt 1T, unter benz
S4ein BON Belebruns bic Verbummung
auf ZEN Gbron gu bsben, bas benefit unter
Anberm aud elm BET &olmann in 2eip,ia
untsr benz GiteI r%Noiopbtborie" Grant
beits3sritoruns) eri9einenes Bud bes Bers
liner ar3tes DR.. Stamm. Na4 ibm iinb
bic Gelisionen ll,ia9e Der Weltieu4en es
1T nidt oas Rlima Oitinbien's bic llriade
Der bort entitebenben gpibemien, ionbern
Der pperbummenbe Bubbba. unb Bramabs
%oisnit," 10 uie er bic mubamebaniIde He:
ll9ton Der g~rSeusuns Der B%ubonsnpeit an.
tla9t uno Der r0mii4 fatboIiiden &irde
ben Eppbus in bic S9ube idiebt. ginem
Sspeis, wie bod epiid in isinsr Musbrudss
weiie Der S~rrinn oft perben tam, aeben
Steuen, ME ). .. bic folsenbe: ,Die aae
9siunbbeit, SiIouns unb &sinli9teit per.
tu4enbe PdpiteIei bat bur9 &riese unb
Seuden sanse Qdnber entp0ltert. @ie
oeren Prieiter bic Setter perieu4ten, 10
u%erbunsern iest nod i'm @efolse Der
Rriese nnb @eiittsusrtriippeIuns Saulenbe
ouf Gauienbe unb fallen nieoer unb perpes
item NIT ibren GppbusausbinItunssn.
lbrem BLOB unb Wabniinn Cuff nnb Gun.
gen umber." Sn ioI9sm gISos unb
Wabniinn 9sbt es in sinem 2tbem fort
bur4 oas san5e Bud. llno 10 etpas brudt
man ni4t nur I'M neunSebnten Sabrbuns
bert, %ionoern preiit es aud an in lsnen
S3riften, Die IS ii9 our aufsabe sema6t
baben, cine wirtli9e seiitise Yersiftuns bes
Bottles berbeisufibren, 0srbnmmuns su
uerbreiten, ~finitere Na9t bes Iberslaubens
.aus1uqieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

&om, sulest gum Siidofsjubildum bss
bell. Taters. Die tbeol 6acultdt gu Min
tier promouirte i'm 1852 gum Doctor, Der
@robbersos pom 9eien ernannte ibn gum
GOmmanbeur bes 9ubwissorbens, Der 20
mig bon YreuBen idon Dor Sabren gum
&itter bes &otben Gbler: Srbsns 2. @lafie.
Sein 5insans III elm idmsrsli9er Ser
luit fir bic &irde OeutibIanbs. Oo9 sSn.
men mir ibm bic Rrone Der @tre9tisteit,
Die Der 9eu Seinem treuen Streiter fir
bic &ir@e Gbriifi bereit sebaIten bat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
nus Dem Eager Der 0egncr.

Die @eneraI SpnObs Der freien 8ir6e
Sdottlanbs bat Elm @omite, benz bic Sus
osnbetsbruns obliest. Der 8eridt bieiss
9omites fiir 1875 seist cine ~glussabe pom
4445 Yfunb SterliuS ($22, 1885, u. trpts
benz sliidte IS ni6t, einsn sinsi9enS obn
Sirasls ben &eibsn Der frsisn STRIDE S4ott'
lambs sin5uperleiben. Das 1T iebr snts
mntbisenb. Iuf bic llnfru4tbarteit Der
protsitantii4en Miifonen 1T oft binsswie.
len iporosn, aber einen eclatantersn SAL
ais bisien, fennen mir ni9t. Omar aud
be beuti&en Protefantsn baben Siasto
NIT ibren Subenmiiiionen ssma4t, aber
bod ME 10 i@mdbli9 ais bic 6rsie Rir9s
S4ottIanbs" In 1875.
Sn 8elsien babsn bic Setter Der Maures
rel tir5li@ einen wi&tisen Bsi9Iub ssfaBt.
es 1T bsi4loiien worbta, bab in Rurjem
In allen Stdbten 8elsisns, bic lbsr 5000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
Siebenter Sabrgan8.

Mtit Der beutisen Nr. besinnt Der iies
bente Sabrsuns Der r9uremburser @u3ette".
Se9s Sabre bat bas Slatt u binter ii9,
feds Sabre, in benen IS fir bic quite Sa9e
getdmpft. Strens fuBenb auf ben ewisen
9runbidesn bes Rsdt's unb Der Wabrbsit,
Bat es bic 9anSe einseIest iiberaa ba, po
es notbuenbis i3ien unb bic 5einoe Der
&irde unb bes @laubens betdmpft, modten
te nun in ibren ansriffen often ooer NIT
9ei6lOIisnem 8iire auftreten. Den wer:
then 9eie,n aberlaiieu mir bas l1rtbeil iiber
ben grfols, iast uns bod unier 9emihen,
baB mir nit allen uns 3u 9ebote itebenben
MitteIn unb &rdften sefo9ten. Nebt benz
2ampf fir Wabrbeit unb &e9t betra9te'
ten mir IS aIs cine Der 9auptaufsaben bic
r9a,stte" fir ben 9siern 10 intsrefani, pie
mSsli9, gu MAIDEN. guf benz 9ebiete Der
BoIitit, iowobl aIs bes tirdli9su 9sbens,
fu1ten mir bas Bette unb Sntere1anteite
In einfa9er tIarer Spra9e ,u brinsen, unb
uniern 9eiern @aes bas 70 i9uel ais m5ss
LID mitsutbeiIen, mas Se3us auf bas tIeine,
absr tbeuere 6eimatsIanb unb beiien bisber
aussswauberte SObne unb G09ter bat.
9Sir baben auBerbem nit &atb unb Gbat
alien benen beiseitanben, bic ii9 in psrs
fonIi9en unb 0ffentIi9en an~seIesenbeitsn
on uns seuanbt unb, IS fnb Sbrer ni9t
wenise. Sm 2aufe bes Sabres wurben bic
wertbsn 0eier gu usri9ieoenen maIen nit
Gorreiponoensen aus frember 9errn Qdnber
e%rfreut, arbeiten. bic eisens fur bic v@as
sette" sei6rieben waren; erIauben es uns
I'M tiuftiseu Sabre bic MitteI, 10 wirO
mebr Der art setban, iesen mir bod uns
fern Stcl; BARN, bas Blatt gu einem Der
beitsn tatboliiden Wo6enbIdtter Der Ser.
Staaten gu MAIDEN unO baSu iino gorrsi:
pon6enjeu nOtbis. Die 9eier fennen uns
fee SroJramm, lie tennen Die 9runbidse,
gemdB oeuen bas glott bisber 9efibrt
wurbe; es werben I'M iiebenten Sabre bic:
feIben iein, bic es in ben uorbersebenben
feds Sabren waren.
Die i3wsren 3eiten, pel5s bas 9anb
bur98ema9t, bat aud bic r@a,stts" &C..
fpirt, nl4t 6aB lie SeierSabI iid uisI usrmin.
bert bate, nein, bas ni9t, uber bic @eloer
sinsen ni9t III Der Qrt elm, pie lie es loas
ten. 9unoerte baben uns i'm Qaufe bes
Sabres 9e6eten, ibnen 2lusitano gum Sesabs
len ibrer abonneuements9eloer ~ 9eben.
@ir tbaten es, litten mir aud uniererieits
babur3. Oo9 Die Mor5enr0tbe Der belern
3eit bri9t an, bic @rnOte psripri6t I'M
&u9emeinen cine quite gu uerben unb wirb
benz 6ormsr, @eiddftsman uno 9lrbeiter
pieber auf Die Beine bsIfsn. Damn pers
ben aud bOiientIi6 Die, bic mir sro6matbis
bebanoeIten, ii9 %unierer elrinneru unb ii9
beeiIen ibre NiditdHOe einbuienben.
Snoem mir i9IieBli9 aQsn benen unlern
Oant ansipre5en, bic uns bur9 9tatb unb
Chat beiSetanben, wolen mir nit @oties
@nabe uno 9iIfe Elm neuss arbetsiabr
nuf benz 6eIOe Der SournaIiitit beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
Die jinSfte pdpftli6e @aofn.
ton.

Der 81. Batter er0iinsts oas @onflforium
pom %. Suni nit naditebenoer aaocu.
ton:
lleberaus ansensbm 1T ss Tins, Sud an
bieiem Gage bier sesenpdrtis gu ieben,
ni9t nur, UNI nit Sud BON ben nsuen Der:
uOrrasenbsn Mannern gu fprsdsn, bic Gu.
rer erbabenen Sdaar einusrIsibt werbsn
fouen, iOnbsrn aud, um cine bodwi9tise
Bfi4t, bic uns iebr am 9erjen IisSt, ses
geniiber ben gbrw. 8ribern, wel9e ben
8ir4en bss sanjen grbfreiiss poritebsn,
nmb sesendber alien @ldubisen 3u srfil:
len, inbem Wir ibnen bic innisiten @sfibIe
funbseben, bic @ir ni@t Idnser in llniersm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
Wiibelm emmanuel Orb. y.
&ettelcr,
Yijhof BON Waiu,.

gine tisfi4merSli9e Grauertunbs bra9te
uns Issten Samitas Der atIantiids Gele.
graph: WilbeIm emmanuel Srsibsu pom
8etteIer wsilt ni9t mebr untsr ben 9sbsn.
ben. girer Der erlten Worfimpfsr i'm bsu.
ttssn ~9nIturtampf" bat a~usssrunsen unb
1T ais Sieser einse3osen In bic ewiss &c.
Der srobe Mann, Der treus Obers
birte, wurbe ais uierter Sobn bss Greibsrm
Jrisbri@ .. 2etteIer ju 9artotten, aus bei'
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-11

The man with demoniacgrin sprung
for the teacher, but found himself
sprawllng on the floor. He jumped up
in perfect rage, but the practical eye
and hand of the teacher met him, and
he went down again and again igno-
miniously.
"I have got enough" he criel at
last.
"But have not,' said the teacher,
and he proceeded to select his hickory,
with which he belabored the giant till
he howled with pain and sprung for the
door.
I" Come back and take your seat - the
school is not dismissed" The bravo
came back like whipped spaniel.
The school was kept, the selectmen
were satisfied, and the teacher received
his advance.
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RAIL DAD s
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
November 9th, 1877.


TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG AS FOLLOWS
For New York, at $50, $40 a. M S.57p. M,
and RI55 y. m.
For Philadelphia, at $50, $40, 9i5 am.
and 1851 y. IN.
For Heading, at $40, $40, casa. m. and 200
For Pottsvllle at $50, $40 a. M. and 1867
?. m, and via Schuylklll and Susquehanna
For Auburn via s, 4 S. Br. at 5.1Oa. m,
For Allentown, at $40, s.lOa. m and at zoo,
The $50, S. 10 a. m, S.57 and #755 p. m, trains
have through cars for New York.
The 500, $40 a. M, and 200 p. M, trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS:
For New York, at $40 a. m.
For Allentown and Way Stations at $50 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and Way 5tationsat
Las p m.
TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG, LEAVE AS FOL
LOWS
Leave New York, at s.45 a. M, 100, $50 and
#7.45 p. m
Leave Philadelphia, at s.l5 a. m. $40, and
Leave Reading, at ti4O, 7.4O, ll.2o a. m. l.9O
Leave Pottsvile at 6,1O, 9.15 ain. and I.85
And via schuylkill and susquehanna Branch at
Leave Auburn Was. Il s. Br. at IL noon.
Leave Allentown, at 1880 $50, 9.05 a. M, l215,
i30 and 9.05 D. m.
Leave New York. at $50 p. M
Leave Philadelphia at 7. 20 p. m.
Leave Reading at 4.4O, 1.4O a. m. and 1913
y. m.
j. E. WOOTEN, Gen. Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent.
tDoes not run on Mondays.
kVia Morris and Essex r. r..
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-11
A Curious Lawsuit.

Los Angeles has had novel lawsuit.
1t came before Justices court, and was
to this effect A. had sick horse which
was in great suffering, and which he
thought was sure to die. So he took the
horse to B, livery stable keeper, an d
said: " 1 will give you five dollars to
kill this horse for me.'' All right, -
said B. So A paid the five dollars, left
the horse in charge of i and went
away. B could not, however, summon
sufficient nerve to kill this poor animal,
so, in his turn, b said to G.: :" If you
will kill this horse for me will give
you five dollars" {" All right" )" said G.
and took the horse away with him. G.
however, did not kill the horse, but
doctored him and restored him to health.
A, much to his surprise, one day saw @
driving a fine animal, which A unmis-
takably recognized as his formerly sick
horse. A demanded the horse from c.;
G refused to give him up, and A brought
suit against G to recovered possession of
the horse. The jury decided that c was
entitled TO the horse, We understand
that the ease will be appealed to the
county court.-Los Angeles Cali E.c-
press.
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A Hotel Keepers Story.

II CTEAL!'' said the old man, in
- accents of intense scorn. Steal
Why, you would be astonished to find
how large a proportion of the travelling
public are Internal thieves. They steal
the bed clothes, pillows, bootjacks soap,
oap-dishes-e everything, in fact, which
they can carry Off Everybody steals
soap. We expect that, and don't kick.
You'd be surprised to hear that a noted
Indiana politician makes a practice of
putting the soap into his valise every
time he pays his bill. He doesn't seem
to use much of it himself, but think
he takes it home to his children. The
first thing to be done when a fellow
comes to the Office to pay his bill is to
send the porter up to his room to see if
anything is missing. When a fellow
comes down with his valise in his hand
we are unusually suspicious. The only
way to get even with the thieves is to.
keep thief account Whenever any
thing is missed l charge it up at fair
value, and the next time L catch thief
in the act make him pay the entire
amount or go to jail. One day nice
| looking fellow came down with valise
| in his hand and inquired the amount of
his bill. The minute / saw him L knew
he had stolen something, so 1 rang the
bell and gave the porter the wink. /
pottered about the books while the por-
ter was gone, and could see he was get
| To hoH o IN hp1
but just then the porter came down and
| saw by his eye that something was
missing. 1 jumped over the counter
and grabbed the rascal by the throat
'Open that valse, you ID thief" says
I. He got very white about the gills,
and began to beg. When the valise
was opened, sure enough there was
new bed-spread for which 1 had paid
So. Bill, says I, bring me the account
footed it up, and it amounted to just
$57. You pay that, says I, or go to
jail He thought it was id hard to
have to pay for other mems stealings,
but on the whole concluded that it was
cheaper than to go to the penitentiary.
Compromising felony? Well, yes, it
did have that complexion. But may be
it nipped thief in the bud. The girls
are generally honest, though once in a
while we catch one of them. One time
there was an Internal tree peddler stop
ped with us, and he had black vest
stolen. L paid him S. for it. He de-
scribed it very accurately. There was
yellow spot on the collar, where he had
dropped some acid on it, and his name
in full was written on the leather with
which it was bound at the bottom. 1
suspected the girl Mary We watched
her for week or two, and concluded we
were mistaken, when one day a fellow
came in with black vest, ,and there was
round yellow syot on the collar. 1t was
Mary's sweetheart. L collared him,
jerked up his vest and found the name
of the tree peddler on the leather He
owned up that Mary had stolen the vest
and given it to him. AT that time the
thief account was only s., and so he got
off cheap"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-11
A Sensible Woman.

The wife of a Pennsylvania clergyman
when dying recently, called him to her
bedside and said: Don't grow morbid
when l am gone. Go into society, be
cheerful, and let no regard for my men,
ory check you when you see fit to marry
again. 1t is my wish; the children must
be cared for; you will need helper in
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your work. You cannot live alone; your
temperament is against It; only choose
a cheerful woman, and teach her to love
our children. Don't answer me, and
don't be governed by what the world
says or thinks"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-11
Pennsylvania r.. r.. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.

On and after Monday, June 25th, 1877, Pas
senger trains will run as follows:
EAST.
Mifnintown Acc. 7.32 a. M, daily except Sunday.
Johnstown Ex. 1922 p. M, daily -" Sunday
Mail, ,.......... 654 p. NJ, daily exceptSunday
Atlantic Express, 95iP.M., hag,-daily.
WEST.
WayPass. 9.08 A. NJ, daily,
Mail, 2.43 +. NJ. daily exceptSunday.
Mitliintown Acc. 6.55 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Pittsburgh Express, lisp. M, (Flag)-daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Pacific Express, 5.17 a. M, daily (Hag)
Trains are now run by Philadelphia time, which
is l3 minutes faster than Altoona time and min
utes slower than New York time.
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.