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SUMMARY OF LAW c SEES.

On the 12.n inst. Judge Blatchford will open the
United States Circuit Court at twelve O'Clock noon fof
the urposo OF appointing inspectors OF election
An application was granted yesterday by Judge
Donohue behalf Of PAUL. Nicholson, the theatrical
agent for an attachment against the property OF No.
Kee Rankin, the actor. rho suit is brought by the
plaintiff to recover some 5000 alleged TO be duo Tor
services agent for the defendant
There was a partial examination yesterday before
United Stasas, Commissioner Deuel. OF Albert BrucE.
hard, charged with passing counterfeit money. The
witness against him Was Secret Service Olcee Black
wood, who testiaed to having received atty dollar
counterfeit bills from him at the rate Of III 90 each
Tho further hearing was adjourned 10 "Wednesday
next.
Jane Doe, Mary E. Arthur and Thomas Cousins
were arrested yesterday on charge Of swearing 10
the identity OF Jane boo the widow CathArine
Smith for the purpose oil obtaining the pension which
had been paid 70 tho latter wnen alive Tho man was
held 81 900 bail by Commissioner Osborn, and tho
two women, being IN feeble health, were let 60 GA
their own bond
Corooer -Ellinger committed Tor trial woman
named Eliza Condor for naviny killed Margaret Ge-
raghy, an inmate In tne house IN which she resided
Tue Coropers jury rcudeted verdict against Mrs.
Conaon, And yesterday MIR. William +. owe applied
to Judge Potter, In the Supreme Court, Chambers for
writ o. cer0,sr urging hrs S!isns's 'nncGsnSs .,
about through her intemperAe babits Tho Judge
granted Air. Howe's application and signed the writ
and maue Il returnable tomorrow morning., whom the
mutton for Mrs Condon's aischergs viii DC made
In August las. very respsctsble farmer from tue
lntoSiOI OF obAo, uaOeo 'oPee
into bsgnio u this city, and one VI khs ,nmatei
made u complaint agansa him Tor passing ceuatsr
feat 1fty dollar bib on her Upon his examination
before United States Commissioner Sheids HuosiiA
insisted that he wholly Innocent OF any knowl-
oLge OF character of the oil and would II the OPP
portunny gwen him, prove an unblemis
character by MS neighbors. The case was then ad
journed for that purpose, and yesterday numerous
aftdavits received ut the oice oil tho Dstrict
Attorney including those lawyers, doctors, IN MS.
ters merchants and farmers. all tcstlfy!ng OF then
own knowledge to The good character OF Heustia
Upon the prod cton OF these before him yesterday
the Commissioner dismissed tue charge agans
Heustis.
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EXCURSIONS.

4 -A-RoCKAwAY BkACH EXCURSIONS.
TWENTY MINUTES on THE ATLANTIC.
TO-DAY SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8,
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THE COURTS.
THE SAMUEL WOOD WILL CONTEST.

THE SAMUEL WOOD WILL CONTEST.
Judge Daniels yesterday rendered decision In the
we'll known "Musical College case" 1t Will be re
membered that Mr.. Samuel Wood In hts will Left
nearly million dollars 10 found the 'Wood Benev-
violent Institute" He appointed Edward p. Schenck.
Alfred d. Simonson Martin Wood as his exseu.
tors and by his will he devised the residue oil hs
estate, after tho payment OF legaces, ia
his executors for the institute. Subsequently
he mace codicii, appointing Simonson and Wood.
together with William Elmer and Abraham Hewlett
his executors and devisinG the money 10 musical
college instead OF the Wood institute the same to bt
built in New York When Mr. Wood died the probate
this codicil contested and Frederick Lewis wal
appointed receiver oy Surrogate Calvin OF the estate
pending the trial on application OF DR.. Elmer. Tive
OF the executors Wood and Simons0n then brought
SUIT In the Supreme Court to determine the WILL
Tnoy also asked an Injunction 10 restrain the appoint
ment or said receiver beng claimed that under the
WILL which has never been revoked, they were sole
trustees and such enItled 10 hold the property,
ami even though the cod Gil werc sustained yet the
others ouIy executors and not trustees In his
opinion adge Daniels denies the motion, holding that
the Surrogate had powor under Tho Statute IN The ex
crcise Of his discretion TO make the order Tor re-
COVER
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded IN The Registers Office, Sep.
TEMPER Z 1878 Is obtained from Augus;usT Docharty.
Deputy Kegistcr:-
Delaney st. (N,s. 322 324, 326 32s aud 300 also
Lewis ia;s and other: 10 su.ar ": Bssehss.; Nom
43d ST.. s., ~ IL. 9. OF 9Th 2oxso; Ortgies 49, 49,
sad vile e %SHs ss \ cb:nne to
IxnstaS S" ay n. W. corner Of si.: st., 55xiO;3;
Nicholas and wife to amos Donuhus IL 25d
samuel NJ Cohen to Thomas Pearson -. -. 5.oc
l3sxiooio sarah A. Hopkins and husband TO
s.n nsi proos nsss anne. L. xvsii TO Ferdinand
ia nHps .s a. ss il, Of 9th av lot. Nos: ssi aud
Oi2; XnSis Braabarn to Bridget Brsdburn. Nom
9th .v., corner OF iisth ST. so5x6o; same 70 ~
OH av, SO Of iii:i ST. ioo,ioGii also iaoh.,..
u. s.. 100 IT, o. OF Dth av.. iooSiooli same 10 So,
,asn st.. $50 II; Of ID as, ;26xiio Jane.
ittm Liam nv, and o,s.rs TO sapsh q Wolfe 1925
ism N.u vi. and 10 rerasad 1000
j. McEntee texeeuior. seq 70 charles A. s,x
,i ssn:s1' 10
william Maese'i"r AN" ao ws "' ''"
Bardes, Henry and Wifi, Friedrich seibsl of NV,
p 18th 81, s .m ss s S sienSia Becaaa u w.
9, Ls. ssS an AND 81
2, a. So. a. an" N; 9" M ast 10 suSy sonx: ruo
~" No n sullivan st. 3years............... JO0
,iacL,.iu John, to Clara Decker. n. Q. corner OF
Ci,n ~. an sckson sv years 9O1
hsn', q. OF 81 av 2soc
'e"" ai 9Th 9. Of ID av. 5000
As sF ,tt St note. 400
| xuttron, Ado phi and wife. tn Henry V. ALLEN
any,. ................. 5000
or "y. s9I yes,s eooo
Of Madison snd 7Oth s. $1,000
No. Isl kSst 10Th st. ye"rs...... .......... 2ooo
Rsiirosi ay' n Of ieo,h st. years. 2ooo
fssh st. g ofsd .v year 2ooo
| Wheesn, Mary A. and husband. TO Caroline A. Suy-
dam, y OF 18th ST.. W. of2i nv. years..... 75t
Quinn, John to Mary fsrsa."s ... 5000
Miller ....................... $685.. i,2Js
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Karl Klein. who resides In South Fifth avenue ana
performs clerical work a downtown store was ar
raigned before Judge kasmire yesterday on charge
OF swindng Mrs. Ann Cocpan, oil No. 81 Spring
street, vut OF $50 by bogus check. He was CON.
United IN deiault Of $500 bail
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REAL ESTATE.

All the sales OF real estate sct for yesterday on tine
Exchange were postpones. by order Of the referees
to future dates.
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West Gath st.. 10 A. N.
W. 10th ST., 10:i5 A. NJ.
Pier 2. N. r.. 1910 A. NJ.
JEWELS Dock, Brook
Ign. IL A. NJ.
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d: CT Ioy.
CHARGED WITH SWINDLING.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAxBgRs-By Judge Daniois
Simonsoa Va. Schenck. Opinion.
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EXCURSIONS.

STEAMER LONG BRANCH SUNDAY.
GRAND GALA EXCURION.
GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON.
The mag nifcent steamer
LON6 BRANCH.
Captain james Lynch,
will make the excursion OF the to New
burr sunday. september 4. making her usual land
iuvr it'll the exception Cold Spring Tue lonorable.
the members the Board OF Aldermen OF New York and
Yonkes have accepted invitation and will the
with their presence. Baulands Grand Military
Brass and OF twenty pieces viii give ranj Concert
Musical tertanment. also Halls Minstrel Troupe
and she Great American Slave Troupe and Quartet
Tho LONG BRANCd will leave Jewei's wharf. Brook
lyn As: West 10Th ST. o:iO, and West 24th ST. 03o
x H. For entire Grand Excursion, 80 cents Kefresi
me nts Of all sinds NJ popular prieos.
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TWENTY MINUTES on THE ATLANTIC.
TO-DAY SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8.
AND EVERY DAY.
LEAVES DAILY. BY the largest and finest
%';, at st. The GRAND Rs
''Ns u. p Il '' Ss:.ss. ois is. =. e
$50 w. 81 l io.n sorA rs coIusS sra''
IL s1SasH G sHs?s
BIN AXE GOOD
FAvoRlrE STEAMER
AMERlcUs.
from EAST RIVER. will make her
LAST EXCURSION FOR THE SEASON. LEAVING
s ssa s 81. S: St. f1StS "a
Jsss.rs Dosk. Bsooklyn........9A NJ and :AS r. n.
Steamer. leave Roekaway II A. NJ. 8 and $50 Pm
PLYMOUTH ROCK. FAhkwALL TRIP.
a. Farewell family excursion up and
uur the beautiful "s nqI IS Hiyer .urxIcA
this sUNDAY IL jarrett 3, yNol p1lI1 Eoc *
FAREWELL Captain Sam. Martin. stopping goou
"A'' VET EFT POINT AND NEwBURG
states Military Academy or washipgtons
ai Sf HS Ssss zee EEEh sISh HyIS
TRIP PHONE. BENT. the great eornet player;
oAi"f IssEF F on BOARD.
ON THE FARE. entire grand excursion. 50 CENTS
roAr LEAVES SasFsssD from '' pier cgt the
BEAUTIFUL Battery. North Rivsr a. 9:is o,eSes
s s%d ,so' s 90 I sI Psa,nssESks viii
HUDSON ss' SNEx eo1 {, fu os s.as: '
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West Oath ST..
8 80 A. NJ. and l 30 r. NJ
West ION st..
S:i5 A. NJ. and l :t5 p. N.
Pier =, North River.
Gals A. NJ. and , r. NJ.
Jewell's Wharf, B'klyn,
$50 A. VI. and 2:i5 Pm
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LEAVES DAILY.

AND EVERY DAY
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CLARIsSA HARLOWE;
THE HISTORY OF "A YOUNG LADY.


THE HISTORY OLA YOUNG LADY.
To rae prsIe c.. .,b.rea on the four volumes
OF Ciasss Hsrewe when in 1914. the sisnsd Pa.
the story that he Withdrew this romantic narrative from
CD curty 10 present Il 10 the French people v snh
Ut 70 moy j.. Xxi. sss
psywrish ier the ana adai,isns which
viii IN the ar.mae work nov 20 aas
from design but in them bis spirit has been
as ~S capable HIS theme full tears subjse.
in a .iy Without ss
care II Is hoped that nothing in this dramatic ssoine
picture viii % '0oAa unworthy DioN soUCICAULf
CHARACTERS IN THE. DRAMA. nr
coLoyEL J 9 = c SahsEhy
ao = IIl,: i;.s appearance here, KENNEDY
SArEAk M Sh 5HkhLs
S SaS G.Ihs hs Ak y sIok2fF
S gaaSsIso II ! h nHsSsS$
o nhs nsklown Mis-. ROSE codEHS
;SsSiH sis. H EEFI s aEhS9I
49, -. Ii:.I5sq Of tas pi:;, i5i'.
S ssssa+ se. n"IEYwDop o fHna MANOR
Tho following comedies now preparation. will be pro-
a1'sa !" 'u'es; sGiioo snsf poE SCANDAL,
arranged to admit OF adapted TO the reau emsnt
o. '"s p''''"' III How SHE LOVES HIM,
and comedy by the suth'r OF london Assurance
Also popular drains by tho author oil the srests
OF New York.
Union SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor. Mr. suERiDANp siUpk
h tAsH M %Ehks
Of the enssgemsnt, Of
and of q. ". Wits charming Play.
SATURDAY MATINEE AZ 80 p. NJ
fNHE REGULAR SEASON
viii be inaugurated with powerful Comedy Drama by
NlCTuRiEN sAKDOU. author OF Dplomacy. &c. q
u Nos 72s and 100 Broadway.
HARRY WESTON .Nan"Ser
SEASON OF 1889.
coT mencing 49,
MONDAY. sEPrEMBEH 8.
Appearance OF the great
MACALLISrER,
the most renowned illus ons; of modern times
Eiexant nm costly
c,vrv ,w 100 rhE ESsNy piHHRroRN NANCE.
ADMIssION.-Dress Circle and raraaet Ia present OF
two opss 80 cents NJ extra charSe tor reserved
GIFT GIFT % ss sS6
AT O'CLOCK
URoADwAY TlIEATnE, CORNER BOTH. 81
tstxoE REGULAR '' sEss sU "AA'
ot the new m amaze nent. n,cop ,rrov
POPULAn PRICES.
General admission 90 un,eserssd seats 30 cents no
Admission to gallery IS CENTS reserved srAs cents
sEPTkMsEE . FOR TwO WEEKS ONLY.
American debut OF the great English actress
ADA CAvENDIsH,
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A MANHATTAN BEACH.
The Greet Seaside Resort of New YORK;
Two ana hat ha, mr ss snoss batting establish
mont in existence.
The largest Pavilion the coast.
The beautiful Amphithentre
The Marine Railway two miles along the su-f
The Boating At the East End 49,, v.,. ,e.-.,
pieces s FINE "' f"BIE ~" VIA GkEENpoISr
Mnnhsssa Beach Railway Depot The river
reenpoat d9ar m1atss at no S4s 9 a so s:5
5:51. SIS. 80 5:l5 $50 6;l5 e:45. 7:2o and rs
r. Nj. Only ~ minutes TO the beach
take steamers d. r. Marlin and THOMAS CoLLYER.
from I'D North River. 9, TO- ii, IL l. 80 T. o. o.
Leroy St. North River. olo iolo. II 10, 1910. V.
Pier North River y25 1928 II 2' la2 20
"a a,ninrTrains MANHATTAN Beach for New York,
s ss Ea en. r hS" up cents
4 -RAPID TRANSIT
| "A. sunday Excursions 70 Harlem aud Astoria .,,
sylvan pe rn sn s siesm a anna at
LIST St. Wilamsburs: 1lth st. Astoria ippih ST. o"eh
way HslAvE 0I rhcK Slip o:lSs io:l5 Yi5 MI,
40 40. % 4:oo $40, 10 rs So 20 r. w.
,a:i5 :, a4S $50 40. 10. 6:a5 7:35, sP.
The SAC $40 1880 NJ. and 40 r NJ boats rom
Harlem at hunters ONT TOR Brighton Beach ana
The 10 40 % 80 r. NJ boats from Peek slip for
Harlem land At Hunters Point.
Fare, 10 cents on sSnds Wyiruppw.x snns,ntsnasn.
BRIGHTON BEACH
16Sni.lYL y:saa a e. il NJ; s.
Leave brighton Bach DAILY sis, 1880 \ ;as 4
y rs .:i9 rs % ;20 e:2'' 7'a'' 1928 s's'
Far: from Hunters Point round trip, SOC .,,,.,s.,,
j. G. CHlrrESpEN. q. r. A.
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AMUSE m E WIS

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873,
new Play ia three acts.
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AMUsEMENTs.
-IosTi nARTis---sT. JAMES, THEATRE.
eD OSu ST.,
sSSA rrp rAurfv pLcnRr
ANIUsEMENTs.


.Jooss,n nnAaEEIT,,ss--sT SAMa asp r s1.s
THE FAMILY REsoRT.. ,rvp
THE ONLY LEdIITIMATE SPECIALLY sPseIALrY THEATRE
TIE sSs, ISL y s GEsrs CITY
secured during the day; no. sold BY number IN the
THE COMPANY FOX rH Wv " EEK OF sEprEMBkss,o
yrs. Of the charming vss. apd unr.isc
e'', ri ss. s and
sketch emitted CHIPS" Introducing tho comic
I -S'iiiiiss &c Boy Baritone
First appearance of the Worries Premier horizontal Bar
Frss Miss MORTON her sss
Cemic songs and Recitation emitted So'oD''
artistic sh s.s. Oh Ss
. B .s o
sssa week :sS ssS:. nj 6 RI @
h.PPi TEX ps'h
Murray ana s sssa1S a. Va, .iHf The
r1s the sa Ss that
fhE 1hf FiEL YsS Sas Hassos SonHlLAs
the A %&4I wS1d FOR !" T ffT sff.s
II ss ssiss!.sea Diaec. Comedian Mimic EASK
BUSH his OF Actors OF the ronent
Day and otne, new speciates' including tue rea
The we,l known Character Comedian and Vocalist Mr.
ALFRED MCDOWELL, who will this week appear IN his
highly amusing sketch entitled THE JEALOUS WIFE"
The Anne rcan Fncsi Comedian and New FORK Favorte,
A. II SHELDON. AS Ragged bob in the Local Drama.
"SIXrH AVENUE As II Is cpo,,x
The eminent and popular Leading Actor, GEORGE
MADDOX . ~,
Tne highly accomplished aud dashins soubrete. Miss
LIZZIE CONWAY 49, ~ ~
The bexutiiul Sensational Actress. Miss DORA ST.
CLAIR .,.
The talented young Actor Mr.. l.. COOPER
production aud entirely and original Local
Drama repete with laushabe situations exciting tab
and intense human interest. written by A. H. Shell
SIXTH AVENUE AS IT Is.
Casper Brumsn. an escaped criminal from
Ragged Bob, bootblack and sidcw ak cut
Hans Won Buow, German baron Mr.. Frank Bush
James dudley, wealthy merchant Mr.. William harrs
Sim Brown. dandy coon .....Mr aired Mcdowell
Mr. Cullingham street contractor L. Cooper
MAu~orth VI. "nVu
bully the Miesian policeman MT John Lorena
Alice Duoicy. hs 'Ioi
EHen Duoey MISS Uota o. NiS
Polly Bronze, colored maiden Mr. w a;s CarIol
BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY From o 10 OCLOCk
MATISEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY mt = 80 r. NJ
The Entire Evening". Programme will be presented At
the NJ atnees. Positively curt ailincnt whatsoever
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestrs stalls Toe Balcony
ParQuet SOC Dress circle 2hc
reserved for IS il secured at the Box Ofre
during the day
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Street sr Block
ATTORNEYS.
D,niCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
5oHNSON u POTTER, Carey Block
e. W mann, 361 Sixteenth
j. w. hLNGMAN, Leader Block
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JOHN F. COAD. p. o., Cheyenne,
Wyo. MARK COAD, Camp Clark,
Neb. Range, from Sidney Bridge to
Scott's Bluff, Neb.
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ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY,
TERMS: Sz.5o q Year, $3.50 Half Year

Commercial JOB Printing
II every kind neatly, cheaply and expedi-
fiousIy executed. Cards of every shape and
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and Presses, we can do handsome work at
low prices.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

groceries, train, Provisions, Eiic.
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Corrected weekly by Whipple 4 Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29
3 u + e mbnraer 0ase :te.

BON unb id fisI auf sinsm b~reibeinisen
Stuble fisenb in einen rubisen S4laf.
Vim Rorsen fragile mid Srsunb 9o4emes
Ara Song, mat as? Dau bait trant, bel
@eii9t an bsin Gals tudt aus, as bdfte
b'puoden". Sci rubis 2o9smes, mar u1eine
Artwort, i'd babe bic Blattern ni9t. Sd
trdumte Bios BE Refer@s uu &eme9 bdtt
mer Ooer seIos, an b. 0onn ba mat Sci.
peIsbret Suosei9miert~. Oa nun bieies
ni4t m6sIi@ iein %tonnte, muB bas Bett
perbsrt seweien iein; wenisftens bentt nod
lanse bran,
be Song ~ S&westenssn I'M Der Wuitl.
P. S. = Nd9iten Gag bSrte i'd meinen
Carl gu ieiner S9weftsr Wdsste iasen
v9rst9en, e9 sIduen net, bat eiie Yap ses
oIdbn1t buot, ed mensen alt, be brom,a
Oeer4er, be eiuo austudsn as me Buone.
bed, wiren unem sewei@tl
J. 2. Repper aus Winneista, bat bas
unsIid sebabt am Is. October, Worsens
stpas mad feben l1br, feline iinsite Go9ter
na4 a@ttdsisem 9eioen an Der 5aIsbrdune
(Opptberie) gu uerlieren. Marianna
Pepper mar 8 Sabre, 4 Monate, Is Gage
alt, unb lire iterbIi9en lleberreffe murben
our4 ben bo@m. 9srrn Saeobs in Babas
ban auf benz @ottesader bsiseisst.-
4. l. P. U. g.
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Senbs i'm Norben. Sn Der Rir9s finbet
ma bauptid@Iid bic reide gIafe. Sn Der
@atbebrale ct. Nnbreas betra1teten mir
{Sas Besrdbnib unb OenfmaI bss Garbi
malls gbeuerus. eriten Bii9ofs pom Bottom,
In Gmerita .-S4on in BORDEAUX bstamf
Su teine 6ubmil1 msbr. ionbern bios
3iesenu,ild; am fribsn Worsen merben
bic ~lansbaarisen Dinser in bic Stabt &c:
trtebeu unb Bel ben reip. Tbiren semoIten.
Wan9e 9ubp in amsrita, badtsn mir,
mirbe bic @eis nm ibr berrIides, Ianaes
5aar beneioen. - Sin uin3is tleines Sic.
Iein fcmmt baber nit benz aroseu &arren,
nit Wann unb Weib bsisst, 10 baB Is
taum fort Tam; 70 sebt's mandsm Wsn.
f4entino, belabeu nit ben Wlben unb
Dran9ialen bes 0ebens! BORT cine grobe
6eerbe GieI auf einem Wiitbaufsn! unb
bier elm GieI NIT elmer SoIe an, unb In
paris bic nadten Wsni9snbilosr2 go
sebt's bait! 9luf Der B6rie iabsn mir fait
lauter Suben ibnen moi Der MnbIid zines
priefters ni4t senebm. fie ~srun3ten2
SIN Eburm bel st. Wi9ael befinben ft9
cine srobe Gn3abl pon uertrodsnten 9eibern,
@umien. -@ine ieltiame @rinneruns pom
Dorbeaur unb iiberbaupt BON alien iioIi9en
Stdbten 6rantrei9s 1T Der 8rau9 bic
Btlber, Statuen B. M. V. in ben &ir1en
NIT frii4en BIumen unb elmer Wense ans
~se3anbeter Bergen 3u umseben, unb gu be-
ten. Su elmer unb berielbeu 6ir1e Tam
bas wobI Elm baIb Dusenb WaI p~ortou,s
unsn.-Oamit abi@ieb fur beute!
Pereprinus.
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Saar, @oieI, GtieI ano SuaS.
x36eR.

Fret. Da bic am SuBs bes Sorts Ct.
Quentin neuerbauten S4ieBffdnbe fur ben
srb5btsn Stanb unierer @aruiion ni9t auss
rei9en, ioIen weitere 20 S@ieBffdube Bel
benz S1IoB Sraseatp anseIest uerben.
Rum INNER fur seibte Wsorbinfrumente
seiOrst!
Sn BerntafeI feierte Der @eielen.
persin am Is. September iein 2Sidbrisss
Stiftunssfef. gm Gage fanb General
Communion, unb am Sonntas brauf cine
tbsatraIii9e MISUNDERSTANDING itutt.
Snber vTriersr 8sitnns" Iieif man i:
Set benz Sabre ls47 waren bic 9lspfsIs
bdums ni@t mebr 10 rei9Ii9 nit Sri9tsu
bsIabsn wie iest. S1on In Der nd1ftsn
llmssbuns %unierer Stabt tam man ii9
iberSeusen, baB bic meiitsu 8dums bi. 9ait
ibrer SrD4te nidt gu traseu permO9ten,
wenn man ibnen bur9 bic 3abuoien Stiten
ober Seilusrbiabunsen ni4t gu 9alfe ses
tommen wdre. 9n asitden uon Der Oide
zines Ssbsrtisls sdbIt man bdufis a3t bis
Sw6lf Gspfsl. IS sibt @emsiuoen an Der
Moisl, bsren grtras bieies Sabr auf 500
bis 700 Suber apfeIwsin ssi9dst wiro.
Suben Saienbraten brau9sn ie
In Irisr tsinsn Yfsiier bin5u gu tbun. Die
Saien fnb bsrsits sspfsffert senug. Muf
benz Wartt toiten bielsIben 4 bis $50 10.
aIio 81 bis $l.lO per Stit. 9ier toitet
Elm Saie (Rabbit) lO-12 Gents. Omar
fnb bic bsuti9sn Saisn bebeutenb idwersr
absr bod ni9t sebnmaI 10 i4psr, bS4fsus
,wsimaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29

Jn 9o9sm fam am 10. Ssytsmber
Elm Gouriit per einrdbrisss 9sIOcipeb pen
Wittli4 lber IIf Der Woiel entIans an.
BON 8itli4 bis alf ma@te er bic &eiis
In 2 Stunbeu uub pon ba bis Go1sm mad
fur3em Iufertbalt In "a Stunben.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-19

Notwithstanding the unreasonable wealth
err, the Haymakers are in full blast-reaping
an abundant harvest.
The Mint Spring Debating Society will
give grand celebration on Friday night,
December 9th. The exercises will embrace
addresses. lectures, debate. music. decla-
nation, etc.
Mr.. 2. B. Sublett, one of our most enter
prising commission merchants, has estab-
lished branc., house In HarrisonburS. I'M
der the management of Mr.. Vim. Hazlegrove.
= younp gentleman of flne business capacity
At the election OF officers at the Convention
at the Grand Royal Arch Masons of Virginia.
held in Richmond Friday night last, ". H. Fl.
lynn. of this city, was elected Grand Master
of the Third Veil.
The Rev. Mr.. Booker. the popular pastor
of the S cond Presbyterian Church, was the
rec,pient of Numerous donations from men,
brrs of his congregation last week. They
visited him in body. and left innumerable
presents.
Yesterday evening, Deputy Marshal D.
| Sheffev Lewis, arrived in this city with the
celebrated criminals, Lee aud Burwell Rey
| nolls. and deposited them for safe keeping
with TAILOR Harlan. They were remove,
| from Pittsylvania C. Fl. for fear Of an order
| from Judge Tredway, remanfling them bach
| 10 Patrick. Both Of the criminals are boys
aged Is and IL years. They will be taker
| 10 Harrison burg this morning.