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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-09

More About Young and Russell.
Mr.. M. P. Gossett and Alex Beatty left
last night for Duckwater 10 bring in
Young's remains. DR.. Owen accompanied
them to give further attention to Russell.
Both Young and Russell left here on the
evening Of the Sd. Russell has .
rich mine at Tenn Pahute. He had on his
person at the time Of the fire about 81, 900
in g~reenbacks, which are supposed to have
been destroyed. The funeral Of Young
will probably take place tomorrow after
noon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-09
THE TYPO HOMICIDE.
what the 'sSentimel's' C~0rrespon-
den Says About II.

Some mention Of the recent homicide at
Typo has already appeared in these col
umns. The SENrIsEL's correspondent at
that place gives further details OF the af-
fair as follows !:
TYBo, July 6, 1878.
EDrroA SENTINEL Our town was the
scene Of . bloody tragedy about 8 o'clock
this morning. A man named Jerry
Coffney stabbed and killed, almost in-
stantly. another in q drunken brawl. The
murdered mans name was James Cahili,
n was generally considered q harmless,
inoffensive man, whose worst failing was
drinking too much, occasionally. He was
a miner. aged about 80 years, and a native
Of Ireland. But little is known OF the muir
dcrcr. who is in custody. The accounts Of
tho q who witnessed the ARRAY all agree
that it was a most wanton act Of bloodshed,
Cahill being entirely unarmed. There is
some talk of meteing out summary punish
nrent, but wiser counsels will probably
prevail, and the law allowed to take its
course.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-09

A LII PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST
IA the Fourth of July Committee are r.
quested to present them immediately at the
store Of W. b. CLARK. corner Of CLARK and Main
streets. ty6-st
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-09

Go to the Art Gallery on Main street,
and get Q fine picture for 81. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-09
YRsTERDAYs' STOCK SALES.
nan Tranefseo Stock Exchange.

YRsrERDAYs' STOCK SALES.
nan Yrancfsee Stock Exchange.
MORNING. BOARD.
loo Ophir-4s -,
1910 M~exicsn-l4t 14tS Ian 14h IA
ass Gould 4 Curry-6A 66h
SIS Best 4 Belcher-13A 1871 Is 12f
1870 California-14k Ian 14k b6 IAN
h380 Con. v~irginia-10h 10z l0hb5
COS B~avage-l1k II liz
$40 Chollar-25h IS asa
$40 Hale L Norcross-7t
$50 Crown Point--6k 6b
J7S Yellow Jackets n
1850 Impcrial-O %
10 Kentuck-3l0c 8
GO Alpha-10k 10
$40 Beichcr-435c 430c 425c 420 410c
y86O sierra Nevada-5A 6 81 cabs
57S Utah. 81 S4
3sO Builion-460c 450c 445c
40 E~xchequer-3@ 265c
80 Chollar-25
70 Best 4 Belchcr-1S 13bS
90 Cslifornia-14t 4h
40 Gould 4 Curry-6I
so Crown Point-6Ab J
7A0 Sierra Nevada-6a
10 Bullion-4k
10 Seq. Beichcr-A
245 Overman-lih 11is 11ib5
$50 Justice-44 420c 43Oc 435c
. <ssQ1 auecer-ll5c :
3720 Union-7 III ~
200 Alta-7%
100 Julia-6h Ga So CT
los Caiedonia-2l5c
$50 Silver Hill-110c
$40 New York-6Oc Csc
ITO Andes-40c
500 Grown Point Ravine-20c
1860 Ward-l35c 130c
TOO Leviathan-i0c Soc 45c
200 T~rojan-45c
100 Woodville-30c
400 Solid Gilver-2k
800 Wells Fargo-15c
40 Justice-445c
$50 Julia-6t
$50 Savage-12
500. Union-7h ~
50 California-14h
EVENING BOARD
so Raymond 4 Ely-1a
10 Eureka Con.-57
$40 Jackson-3 AZ
100 Phenix-3h
500 Belmont-35c
1875 Leopard-45c Soc
SO Gila-GJc
$50 Northern Bclle-11A III l1I'
$50 H~ussey-20c
1870 Defrees-25c zoe
$50 Grand Prizc-360c 360cs5 365c
400 Navajo-40c
200 Endowmcnt-75c
' 1895 Indspendencc-16oc 1850 l55c
100 Silver Prizc-20c
80 Stark
2gS Hamburg-27Oc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Am retftu Sountaa, am Sefte be

am fetttm Sommtas, am Ssfs Der
nnfedtsn @mpfdnsniB Mariens, fsierts bic
Sanslinsss unO Sunsfrauen'S ObaIitdt Der
biefsen ct. Muriens &irde ibr EituIar'
Sef. am 0admittase nm 4s llbr sosen
bic beibsn gsreins in YrO3eifon sar Stride,
NO 8asp. 6. Sobannes cine stnbrinsIids
Brebist aber bic YFidten Der &inber s.seu
ibre GItsrn belt. @s funb bic aufnabms
pon 8 SiusIinse uub 10 Sunsfrauen in bic
SoSaIitdt, iouie bic grneaeruus Der Blinds
niNe iiatt. Gin Gebeum i9loB bic Seier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
81 III 0a! 81 1T 0a!

Der &eseusburger Warienfalenber fir
bas Sabr 1879, reid iauftrirt, 1876 Sci.
ten s~eoieseuen aeieitOffes. greis nur 90
Gents Poit fret.
aud @emminser's IisbIi9sr fleiner
Marienfalenber fur 9riitIi4e 5rausn unb
Sunsfrauen fur bas Sabr 1879 1T bsrsits
In elmer eisenen gussabe fur amerita ere
i4ienen, Preis rs. 9ents) unb ioutsn ss
tatbolii9e SamiIienudter ni9t %psridumea,
ibren 5rauen unb G6dtern ourd @ntauf
bsfeIben SreuSe su MAIDEN. SnbaIt unb
ansftattuns finb uortreffli9 unb bic barin
sntbaItsnen SiIber in Sarbsnbruf ALIEN
ben Prsis pertb. 8orrdtbis bel allen 5dnbs
Tern unb asenten. IT. Buffet, Boitbor
1927 Rew Yort unb 2o4 8ine ct. Gins
cinnati 8. y. $685.. POI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Sd 6atte felt Sa6reu furdtbar,

sd 6atte felt Sa6reu furdtbares
RasenIeiben. Die beten alsrste, bic i'd
gu &atbe 3os, tonnten mir nur poriberses
bsnbs 9iIfe peri9affsn unb ftatt better,
wurbe es INNER idIimmsr nit mir. Mein
R6rper idien unter benz eeibsn ,uiammens
brs4sn gu wOuen, unS i'd fab msinsm fides
rem Eobs entssssn. Sd beidIoB, Or.
Aug. &6nis's 5amburser Crop.
en- gu probiren, wurbe, Dant Soft, bard
bisfel6en wieber gang ~5ersefsat uub per.
bante ibnen mein 9eben. Bite, pe,6Hent,
li9en sic Disfss gum 5sile Der leibenben
Wenf9beit. ausuit Wiiqsr, Rortb Sprinss
felb, gt. gbe ibr Or. sIusut &6nis's
hamburger Eropfen tauft, IuBt su9 erit
bic Ramensunteridrift Der 5srrsn ". gos
selsr q SO. 3eisen, obne weIde feline GIaids
d9t 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
aus Dem Staate.

Il bic StaatSs 81 tell u n
mad Des Moinss au betommen, ioa biz
Stabt $40, 900 bIe4en nnb ben Slas irei
sebsn. 3iemIl4 piel 9eu.
Bel b er l1nteru d 9 Der 9ei6e
pom onrab &upp, wel9er in 6eotut ben
freipiaisen Sursertob fturb, ersab it9,
bab berieIbe on elmer 9ebtrnerpei9un9
lit. &upp lebte nod 60 Gage, na4oem
sr ben @ntidIuB ii9 gu %uerbunsern sefaBt
bate. Die eriten 20 Gage nabm er gar
feline @ubruns, wdbreno er bic ibriSe 3e't
III iebr peni9 aB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

o. Roante ni4t ausbIeibeH, baB bas
ct. SatObs Del ais bas einsise ii4sre @it.
tel sessu Rbeumatismus anertannt pirb.
Die Serren Diuterberser q albousb,
Reabuiae, ga, isreiben an bic 9errsn u.
@OseIer & SO. tn Baltimore, Mb., :
pSrobe @iIe. S9iden Ste uns aussn.
bltdIt9 swsi Dusenb Slai@en ct. SatObs
Del. 9ahslbs tarirte bisr einen Mann
mt WannsH Seurp 5Opd, weI4sr LANCE on
8bsamattsmus lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Cine 4arte.

Die Babl bes 5errn g. 8. See gun,
Gafirsr Der bsuti9en 8ant, on Steus bss
!9srrn 2ouis gOtiOt, sei9ab sinsis unb
aIsin aus Radf9ten Der Spariamtsit, ba
5srr gOiiOt ft9 weiserte su sinsm niebri.
germ SaIdr ;u arbeitsn. gtis III cine Flag.
gessn 9errn 8OiiOt erbobsu worbsn, i'm
@eSentbsil, CT perfab bic Yfi9tsn ieinss
amtes immer treu unb our pollen 3ufrie.
bsnbsit hss 9irsetoriums.
.f..... Off,. U. Beder, prdiibsnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

2Sir 6atten ME gar srOBsn &esipect
fir BITE ameritanii9en albuctatsn. felt benz
&i@arbs 81 Burden giderprOcsB, Der bier
seflbrt wurbs, babsn mir aud bic Issts
Spur I@tuns perloreu. Dem COUNTY
etwa $4,000 Soften MAIDEN fir 0i4ts
unS wieber gti9ts, nm cine psriSnIids
&ade gum ausbrud gu b~rinsen, bus bat
benz SaB ben gsbsn ausseidlasen. Mit
&e9t inb bic Stsuer3ablsr srbittert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
&auft Bel i'm.

Ser Did. S6mit pom Cafe @itp, Minu.,
empfiebIt fir bic Gbriitfeiertuse unb Neu'
iabr ietn compIet uiIortirtes Eager 8eib:
na4tswaaren unb @ei9ente. Sr. Spmit
bat ietne Preiie ben Ssiten semaB reouStrt
unb feline Irswabl lit pobl gr6Ber, uls bic
irsenb zines anbsrn Qabens Der Staot.
Sp,e9t Bel inn Dor, sbe ibr ionitpo fault
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Motf3.
City SaQ, December 4. 1878.

City SAL, December 4. 1878.
Der unterssidnete III iest bereit bic fidbs
tti9sn Steueru fur bas Sabr 1878 in Emp:
fang gu nsbmsr. Der ssp5bnIi@s albsus
Don b pru3ent pirO an ben biesidbrisen
Steuern bewiqist, usnn bieieIben bis unb
einf4lsbli4 ben 81. DECEMBER 1878 Be.
sabIt fiab. Daniel &iorban,
Sbasmeifer Der Stabt Dubuque.
GUS sm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
0raefenberg &rduter=
q i11en

hnb felt fiber breiBis Sabre betannt unb
werben BON allen, wsI4e bisieIbsu sebraudt
buben, aIs ii3ers Sur fir 8opfdmersen,
GebsrIeioen, gerbauunssbeidperoen, 9aIs
lens unb iebe anbere slrt Sieber anertannt.
9ieie piQsn putsn NIT sr6Bter MiIbs
unb ftelsn bic @siuubbeit berer, wsI9e an
alssmstnsr unb n~sru5isr S6pd5e Ieibsn,
uisbsr Der. gu ~psrtaufen Bel allen apos
tbeterr. S4e-se7
DretS rs GentS per Boz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Doresna fir bos nisI5eitioe 2utrous,

DanReno fir Oas uieIieitise 3utrauen,
bas mir btsber in meinem @siddfte gu SbeiI
marble, erIaube i'd mir benz uerebrten Pus
blitum bierour6 aniuseisen, baB i'd nets
NIT elmer rsi4en auswabl BON 9aten, Bons
nets, Blumen, gdnbern, &rdnben, S9lei'
ern u. {. NJ. perisben bin unb bieisIben su
iebr biaisen Preiisn psrtaufe.
2Sittwe "a. SoreS,
Putma4erin, gds bsr ID. unb @lapftrabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

s. it Der YofiSei ~seIunsen, elmer
Sanbe 0iebe auf bic Spur gu tommen,
bic es bier in Der Stabt auf 2einen, @di9e
unb bersIeiden Saden, bic man bruuBen
iteben unb bdnsen IdBt, abseiebsn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
2Sie oas 2~sertrauet, ,u Or. guo

2Sie oas Sertrareti ju Or. Au g.
S5nis's9am burger 8ruftbee
tdsIi4 in allen @esenben suuimmt, 3sist
foIseHber aussus aus sinsm 8risfe pom
5errn SaeOb BARNES, Scrat9sn &iper,
q. .. NauitOba: r9erbarbt &orneIisn
lit felt 1875 an einem burtnddissn 5uiten,
purbs aber bur4 ben @ebraud BON 3 T.
u 8. R6nts's $ umburssr 8ru #.
tbee pieber gang bsrsefeut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

Somntag bra6te uns cine 6 bis 8 3ou
bobe Oede S6nee. gtuas msbr Don benz
sefrorsnen Bahsr unb mir psrbsn eine
quite SdIittenbabn baben. gorausf9tIid
werbsn fi9 bic @eiddfte baburd stuas be.
ben, beiOnbers penn firense &dIte eintrifit
unb BET Minifippi sufriert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Die Iermaltuna Der bsutiden gant

bat foIsenbe geranesruns erlitten. an
STEELE bes auridsetretenen Gice: Yraibens
ten, Serr Sacob gbritmuun, Ourbe 5srr
u. &umann, Der giisfubritunt, unb an
Stsle bes Raiitrers, 9srr goiiOt, Serr
See, Der fribere gu4fibrer uno 8siienber
bss Serrn q. 8eter, in elmer geriamms
tuna bes Oirectoriums ernanrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

Die Ar6eiter finb bsi9dftist bic alte
9ir9e in sutsn 3uitunb gu isssn, nm bic
Srausistuusridwetern pon Soma gitp nit
ben Baiien, bic pom ibnsn perpfest wers
ben, aufSunebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Sir Oameu!

Sabt ibr eud nod tsinsn neuen SUIT
ober Elm neues Bonnet anaeidufft, ipre9t
BET Bittpe M. 9ore3, gde Der IA. unb
Clap StruBe Dor, mo- ibr bieielben 5u ber>
abgcieBtcn Preiicn baben f0nnt. 2m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

Der METROPOLITAN 3eibftaa In Der
Nabe bes Ntbtnaams, frlbtr bon Dtdtr unb
9assr, teBt Gibbs uno 60. stbaltta, II nit elmer
Auspabl pOrtrtffi&sr auti&sn unb Sussiss, 70.
pis ben btfen pfsrbsn psritbsn. Wsr cine Spa.
sisrfabrt na&tn, Optr biuaus In bic @sssnb fab.
rem pia, ioa bort feline Srbn btntsrlaHtn.
auti8sn fir esi&snbssansnids ~ nispristsn
preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Die ExpreB So. bat ibr Quartier Elm

Gbire nSrbIi4 uerIest unb omar aus benz
@runbe, neil fe In benz nsusx 9ocaI mebr
&aum bat unb $50 &ente per Subr nee
niger Wietbe beSabIt. Die Wistbs 1T
hbsrbaupt fart i'm Sinten. Bsi ben jssi.
gen Breiieu 1T has nidt anbers m6sIi5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

Tson orei ein6re&erm, bic in 5urlep
IN u. 6. @aIter u. Co.'s 2aben bransen,
eri9oB Der gIsrt ben sinsn auf Der StsIs.
Dis bsibsn anbern nabmeu bic SIu9t, fs
iOusn absr aud In ben 5dnben Der @srs9s
tiateit iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Senrp Seitefmann,
go. GA WatnffraBe.

w.g gto. GA WtatnftraBe.
N. B.-aae Waaren tperben garans
tirt, has ~ iein, pnfiir fe berfauft usrs
ben. @&S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
10. 1. - W69eatlihe Street.-The.

Dubuqut, ben 9. Itismbrr, 1873.
Su pti6tr aat 8rteft ~ana.itat itne. ptItt bonn 2 Del.
be iam 9. Da. tn Der btthen pshsfhet anstipmmtn u.
mot abstRpIt pSreen HnR.
albiustr peter &Oienan 0iQiam
Saislss 6ranf S9mitt 9arVb 6
@rippts Spbn S6uba6 Rate
8sbl SsnrY 3risrpsiler franf 2
Spfnann SbarIey Gerres Wrs gBiQ
Defines SObn NySsr 8,rs aryn
Sstnl 9plspb Wsbbfr @barIfy 2
einpsdsr GlbGrs @rsbe emma
Wpltsn Cornelius Waguer Drill Rats
8Sbraba&sr Wrs WG2
gtan SustHt nt4t, p,nn man mad Bri.fsn auf bitftr eiat
sr Der pHsatas ~anips,sn.
u (,e, aorbsrt. psfndaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Staot l. Ameeseno.
aeiieuOcr ascnt :-Serr alfrsb Riitten.

2lnferu imnisften DanG aaen bensn.
bic uRs gu uuierm Namenstass Slid
panf9ten. Solds feline Sspsiie bsr a9'
tuns ibun benz 5srssn pObI unb untsrbal'
tn bic Treurbi5aft. +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Gbieago Narftbsri6t.
$4.00-4.25

eyFV*B" "$"**svss69*s
Ger SsIssrapb) 9. De-. 1873.
Mebl--$5.5 so bis $50
Weiaen.-No. 2, s25 @ts.
@elf9torn.-S05 @ts.
Safer-l95 bis 20 @ts.
Butter-l8 bis 25 @ts.
gier-l9 bis 20 Cts.
Wbistp-$l.O5.
9 9peins-$2. 10 bis 1855.
Rinbuteb-$3.s0 bis 500.
Shmetu 6-$6 .65 bis $40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

2Sort i6r uns Elm sutss Beibna9tsses
i9eut ma5sny i6idt uns sinen nsuen abons
renten Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

2ster CUTE SbOtOsrabbieu bet6mmt
man fur SO @euts BEL Wadsnsis 81 so
SO. 1914 WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

2seaeTt r photographer fur @sib:
nabtsn iett BEL Ruetensie 81 So. 1919
Mainftrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

Setn retou9irte photographer nur
$500 per Snseno bel Maden3ie & so.
Ho. 1911 Wainltrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

Die Soften photographer su ben BIZ:
lisfen Breiien bel Wacten5ie q SO. go.
1914 MainiftaBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Nem:Yorf WarftberiGt.

WehusUoft Warttbert9t.
(psr 5sltsrapD. 9. Ds3. 1873.
WebI-$4.25 Bis $50.
8siSsn.-Wiluautee, go. 2, $l.oo.
Safer-294 bis 81 @ts.
Weli9torn-9em. wetI. 47i @ts.
SdweineHeii6-$7 40 bis 7.45.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
@etbna6tS8ej6enfe

@roBe auswabI pom maifiuen @oIbs u.
S~ilberuuareu, rbren, S9mudis5en aDsr
&rt, b~eionbers sesisnet fur Weibna6tsge=
i6enfe ; bann cine erelente MusipabI plats
tirter 8aaren, ales gu ben niebrisfteu unb
biaisifen Breifen Bet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
ct. 2oais Warftberiht.

Cpsr 5slsgrapb.) 8. Gss. 1873.
WeiSen-rotber, go. 2, ss5.
@sIi9toru-298 Gts.
5afer-l9t bis. 1919 @ts.
ShmetHeHeiib- col.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
Neue Ansetgen.
$40 1T Raria Gatbariua 8ei1

sus aar&s (Stisptl) Sem. 6~arIinssn sssartis; fan
NIT Der 8amtItt Ia 1861 mad dmtrtfa, mar In aslb Sprtus,
Gttarus 60. Ninn., arbthstt i~dtptlts In q. GIsub, sias
ssn bort neg une lief felt Der 3ti Ri3ts mtbr psn I'D b.
rtn. aat 3ttitnistn. pdas ausiunft s,btn iSantn, fab
stbtt.n, bitftltt en- 6trrn Or d atIS tt6. p. .. Sbe.
rtQs Rpant. Dubuque Co., Sepa, % ftnltn. 3mI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
6rpSer Sercienf.

gptr uns Itiut abrtFt ntbf tiutm 3 Gtnts. Stamp In Al.
mem Sritft ~ttuftue.t, stm i,netn Hir per pct ssnaut ags.
fuufi dttr Gin sans neats @tf6 1T, pOmtt irstne cine Per
fen, mdnRlthtn eeu rsbltHtn @tf6lt6ts. auf ttrlitt
0silt unh ebns grees ausldstn uup Dlnbt abr 100 Dol.
lars per Wonat %peTsitntn lana ebnt Refsn ue pteedu.
Rem astntl6afts Dunn sus fsuttn tn tbrlt6s @tftdft.
Nertfnrt; Seem 5cuit v. 90, Ped Dor 50, Columbus
Sunenen, Srpa. Dee. IL. GUS 3DRt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10

IN fnbn sserudts giHtsnskartss nt Re-
AO mu sdautt fir 10 ats. rad aatl dsaIsn Sss
Der. etaaisa nab gsuaksS. .. 0aStbeIsns y. Co.,
Dsa Uesttu. gsuu. 0H. W So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-10
SeSb6ftser6fnuta.

prr Saepb RIauer bat an Der Ode Der
Is. u. Glasaraes. I@S. 1913 glaSL stn nsass
R~Ismpnussi&dft [Tinshopl srSHust uns rna&t
unb biais. Spre$t bel Inn sur. Su.S 2mI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-28
CITY ECHOES.

A man by the name of Peter Feigel was sun
struck while walking on Canal street Friday.
The shed at the corner of Where and Cont
streets Is in dangerous condition and liable
to fall at any moment.
At o'clock Saturday morning some malicious
person, for the purpose of creating an excite
ment discharged pistol on st. Louis street.
Walter Shaw not being able to explain his
presence on the premise 1897 Carondelet street
WAS locked up in the Central Station.
sneak thief broke open Mrs. Hastoe's stand
In the Washington Avenue Market and stole
lot Of peaches.
Saturday night thieves broke into the church
at the corner of Felicity Road and Chestnut
street, and stole few articles.
Two negroes named r, W. Dalton and J. W
B. Carr were locked up in the Central Station
for obtaining goods from II. Beheust under
false pretenses.
negro girl about eight years Of age, known
as Josephine, on Friday last fell from the wharf
boat at Merrills landing. Millaudon plantation.
and was drowned
Saturday night some Of Mr.. L. E. Lemarie's
family discovered a thief on the shed attached
to their residence, corner of UTsulines and
Prieur streets. Two shots were sent after him
and he beat hasty retreat.
At 4 o'clock last evening q portion of the
wharf at the head of Fourth street. holding
1900 sacks of salt. gave way and precipitated the
salt into the river. Most of 1t. however, was
saved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-28
OPEN HOUSE.

Yesterday evening about o'clock Mr.. Borges
gave an entertainment at his restaurant, No. 1Og
Customhouse street which, to say the least, was
unique The occasion was the opening of his
restaurant for the season. and to do justice to
the viands and luscious wines prepared The had
invited the most notable of the gourmands OF
the city.
After disposing Of the good cheer the guests
beguiled the hours in toasts and sentiments ap-
prOuriat- to the occasion.
Amo the most notable who addressed the
guests Of Mr.. Borgess. we're Messrs. Albert Paul
John Dimitry. Buck Miller Capt Kennison
Major Wbitington Pierce, Whitney of the DEM
oCRAT. Selph, and last. but not least. Prof. Dim
gized Dr.. Poincey. After the toasis and
speeches. the guests babe farewell to their host
wishing him all success in his undertaking
and like unto a wedding march, we're ushered
out to the stirring strains Of a brass band.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-28
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.

At meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Public Schools Of New Orleans held on July %.
1878. the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, Joseph W. Hartnett and Michael II.
D. Lehr, members of the fire department of the
city of New Orleans lost their lives on the night
OF Monday, July II. while endeavoring, in the
discharge of their duty, to save the property of
the Madison School: and
Whereas. the pleasing associations 80 long
connected with the beautiful building and with
the faithful labors of the teachers and pupils of
the Madison School must hereafter be linked
with the remembrance of the sad fate of those
who persisted IN the destruction of the build
ing; therefore be 1t
Resolued, That this board expresses It's pro-
found sorrow at the untimely fate of Joseph W.
Hartnett and Michael H. D. Lehr. who surren-
dered their lives In the discharge Of noble and
sci sacrificing duties.
That this Board tenders to the families OF the
deceased, It's sympathy for the bereavement
which has fallen upon their homes.
Res0lUed. That the Committee on School
houses be authorized and requested to have
placed in some suitable part OF the new school
house 10 be erected on the site of the Madison"
a ia let. upon which shall be recorded tho
names and the circumstances of the death of J.
w. Hartnett and M. Ii. ID Lehr, to the end that
the claims Of duty in any position in life. may
be hOnored and held in lasting reverence by the
youth of our public schools.
ReSOtUed, That the secretary Of this board be
requested to furnish q copy of these resolutions
to the families of the deceased.
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SUICIDE.
AN UNKNOWN GERMAN WOMAN
BROWNS HER ELF IN THE
NEW BASIN.

At o'clock this morning It was reported Mt
police headquarters that the body Of an un-
known German woman, aged about sixty yours,
had been found floating In the New basin. at
the point known Ms the first half-moon, two
squares beyond Broad street
A, reporter of this paper repaired to the scene.
and was informed by eOlored woman. who
goes by the name Of Aunt Emily. in front of
whose house the body WIS found. that the de-
ceased put in IN appearance on the banks OF
the basin few moments
BEFORE TWELVE O'CLOCK,
and appeared to be very much grieved about
The woman Emily noticing her appearance
approached her and inquired OF her what the
matter was. She replied, 1t Is very hot and
would rather be
DEAD THAN ALIVE"
Emily then asked her to come into the house
and rest herself but Rhe declined saying that
she wished to meet lady friend Of hers who
was Mt the White Bridge"
After making this remark Emily said she
commenced praying on u bunch OF beads that
she held In her hands.
Emily, having some work to do, and mt the
same time, owing to the strangers queer &C
tons, left her, but ordered her daughter to
watch her in case she made any attempt to
The eolored woman had hardly left the scene
when her daughter came TO her Wrtnging her
hands and exelaim3ipg, mThe lady's jumped into
could be rescued, but tho unfortunate woman
RISE TO THE SURFACE.
Last evening Ms one If the steamboats, passed
out of the canal It. brought the unknown wo-
mans body to the surface, when 1t was made
fnst to the bank, aud now awaits the action Of
Tho deceased was dressed in q black dress,
dotted with white spots. She had no iewelry Of
The reporter examined her handkerchief and
some of her clothing in hopes Of finding name
by wtIch shB could 10 it5bih bit 81 Ea2 aHeil
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THE LOUISIANA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.

The dampness of the climate Of our city is In
no particular so forcibly demonstrated as in its
effects on mirrors. The large black blotches
which dis1gure them after a few years use are
mainly attributed to the dampness of the atmos-
phere. A mirror which displays one of these
blotches becomes almost valueless. as is we'll
known.
We visited yesterday the establishment of the
Louisiana Mirror Manufacturing Company and
witnessed the process of repairing damaged
mirrors, the secret Of which this company pos
sesses exclusively.
We saw two old and stained mirrors restored
to pristine brightness in the short space OF one
hour. The process is similar to that Of electro
tipping. The main ingredient used Ia strong
solution of nitrate of silver in distilled water,
which being poured evenly over, the glass Is
tain chemical compounds. which the company
keep secret. The operation Is rapid and highly
interesting, and we'll worth q visit to witness.
The company is located at the corner of Bar
Onne and Union streets.