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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the STAY.

Special to the Star.
THE RAILWAY POSTAL SYSTEM.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-The warning served by
the Postmaster General that, unless Congress made
the desired appropriation before January 1st
1879, for the railway postal system, he would dis
continue it at that date has stirred up the Commit
tee ito sense of the situation, and the Appro-
priation Committee has been called for to-day to
consider special deficiency bill for this purpose,
and the probabilities are that they will recon-
mend it, in which case it will pass both Senate
and house without delay.
Ex-sECRETARY ROBSON.
The Democrats of the Naval Committee were
disappointed in getting the views of the minority
of the Committee on the report holding Robeson
responsible for the Irregularities during his reign
and charging directly that he profted from the
award of unlawful and extravagant contracts.
The Republicans of the Committee, headed by
Hanna. of Indiana, are disposed to send in a COM
promise. The nature of this compromise is that
while the Republicans believe that the manage
ment of his Office was scandalous, yet he did not
profit by it 1t is not improbable that the Demo-
crats will accept this as impeachment has been
abandoned, and report of the kind intimated
will be the more severe because of its unan NOUS
character
No Senate.
There was no session of the Senate to-day.
In the House the Senate Bill author zing the
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MISTER MURPHY.
Badly Bounced by the BoisterOus
Bulls and Bears.
National Associated Press TO the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Francis Murphy, the tenn
perance apostle, in Wall street yesterday evening
began to talk temperance to the brokers in the
Stock Exchange but Chairman Ives ruled him out
of order, and Mr.. Mitchell suppressed the boys
with some difficulty.
Murphy was lifted upon marble slab covering
one of the steam heaters at the further end OF the
room, and gentleman best known as "CroSs own
Cary" or "OId Salt" formally introduced him.
Cheers, yells and cat-calls greeted the benignly
smiling apostle. His serene cOuntenance and the
bowling pandemonium before him were in
marked contrast. There was no dear Brother
and Sister Wilson" present to sing an opening
hymn, no converts to exhibit or dear brothers
to break the ice with prayer, so Murphy had to be
pioneer.
Some brokers were for seizing him and rushing
him over into New street beer tunnel, but better
counsels prevailed, and lawyer Ptman was al
lowed to pilot Murphy from the Exchange. Muir
ply plainly showed he was convinced the day
was lost and seemed 10 be contemplating i'll a
pensive mood how much of him would be lett if
these same beings, fguratively designated as wild
beasts, should become literally worthy of their
name and pitch upon him.
Some brokers argue that if the apostle of TEN:
perance was allowed to lecture there they would
soon have prayer meetings negro minstrels and
pedders in the Exchange. morning paper
says Murphy probably found that bulls and bears
do not reform in his particular way. 1t would
take the spirit right out OF their occupation.
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Yesterday was another big day at In
Great Bankrupt Sale. Sixty statesmen aIH
kept busy from morning till night waiting
on the immense crowds at the Great BANK
rupt Sale of Clothing, No. 10l West Fifth
street. between Vine aud Race. four doors
from Vine at Cincinnati. Time nearly
up. Goods going fast. Only few left os
Mems Overcoats, So Is, E.arth Sc; Men
fine Beaver Oyercoats, IS SO, WORT, s.9: buy
a IS 90 Overcoai, and if you do not thing
1t worth $l7 we hereby agree to refu,A:
the money; Mems Cloth Pants 81 l5, worth
SIS; Mems Cloth Goats 81 80, worth So
Remember, this great sale must close al tie
end of six days
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Special to the Staf.
LOUISVILLE Dec H.-The jury in the Washing
ton rape case were out only fifteen minutes yes
terday afternoon when they rendered a verdict of
guilty and sentenced Washington to be hanged.
Next Monday night the Irish citizens of Louis
vile will give an enthusiastic reception to Edward
OMeagher Condonat Masonic Temple.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
has instituted suit in the Circuit Court at Nash
vile against the Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Louis Railroad Company for $4,000 damages.
Wilhemj, the great violinist, will appear next
Friday evening at the Opera-house.
The trial of Shaffer and SADIE Jackson will cost
Jefferson County, Ind, about $500.
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Third El!I!!o.
THE LATEST.
Death of Princess Alice.
The Afghan Policy Sustained by Parlia.
Ment.
HE LATEST.
Death of Princess Alice.
Great Britain.
National Associated Press to the Star.

Great Britain.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CONDITION OF PRINCESS ALICE.
DARMsTADT, Dec III A. M.-Princess Alice is
unconscious Her pulse beats one hundred and
forty, and inhaling has ceased 1t is said that in
the event of the death of the Princess Alice, which
now appears very probable, the marriage of the
Duke of Connaught, which is fixed for the 10th of
February. will be postponed for some months.
Intelligence respecting the condition of Princess
Alice continues to be very gloomy She has ex-
pressed an ardent desire to see her mother before
make the journey to Darmstadt.
Rumors respecting the mental condition of the
Queen continue to circulate, but probably most of
them are exaggerations or inventions.
DEATH OF THE PRINCESS ALICE.
LONDON, Dec. A-lO A. MA dispatch from
Darmstadt says Princess Alice is dead.
LONDON, Dec 14-Earl Beaconsfeld to-day, in
q letter glowing with sympathy, informed the
deputaton of Californans that. in consequence of
the death of Princess Alsce, he must postpone re-
ceiving the address which it was proposed to pre-
sent him.
STILL SUSTAINING THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Dec. 14-In the House of Commons
last evening the debate on the Governments AT
CHAN policy was continued, and at its close the
vote was taken. which resulted in majority of
ernment and 327 against.
DUFFERIN TO BE DINED.
LONDON Dec. 14.-A committee of the leading
members of the Liberal party have offered the
Earl of Dufferin a public dinner in London, and
the Earl has accepted the invitation.
Russia.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS EXPLAINED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. H.-The Agence Russo,
cJmmenting upon statements made by foreign pa
pers in reference to the movemen of Generals
Abramoff, Lemakins and Inanof. declares that
the two latter occupy the military district of
Samarcand General Lemakine has constructed
fort at Kyzelichame, one hundred and thirty miles
southwest of the Caspian Sea- in order to keep the
Tekke Turcomans in order, who, according to the
Agence Russo, were melted to rebel by English
emmissaiies.
CONSTITUTION AND CABINET MAKERS.
LONDON, Dec. 14-A St. Petersburg Dispatch
says it is stated that the Gar has telegraphed
Count Schouvaloff that he will appoint Cabinet
with collective responsibility 1t is also believed
that Count Schouvaloff has been instructed to
manufacture Constitution.
Germany.
CODE FOR SHIPS AT SEA.
BERLIN. Dec. 14.-The Government are consider
ing proposals for an International Code of Regula-
tons for the use of ships at sea.
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KENTUCKY SPECIALS.
Items of Interest from the Interior.

Special to the Star.
ELIzABETHrowN, Dec. 4.-Pryor Wright. lately
stove dealer in this town, is mysteriously miss
ing since Monday night
DANvILLE, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Fannie D. Hays, wife
of Rev. John 8. Hays Professor of Church History
in the Theological Seminary at this place. died
last evening of apoplexy.
LANcAsr .R, Dec. 4.-Grove Kennedy, yester-
day made application to the Circuit Court here
for change of venue and bail. Both were granted.
The case is transferred to Rockcastle County. The
bail was fixed at 81, 900 and redIly given,
RICHMOND, Dec 4-Assistant Jaer Hamilton
was attacked by prisoner named White Hamil-
ton foored his assailant after few rounds be-
tween them.
PADuCAH, Dec 14.-Monday night fight oc-
Cured ten miles from town between two negroes,
in which Jim Love was badly cut with knife.
The assailant fled with neighbor's horse.
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The Board met in regular session. all this
members present except Mr.. Foote. and
President Bell in the chair.
The semi-monthly pay roll of the clerical forne
of the Water-w Urks, amounting 10 81, ,492 81. w
ordered paid.
Messrs Nugent, Stanley and Dannenhower, Ar
sistant Et gneers, presented a petition requesting
that their salaries be increased from 81 800 per am
mum to s., 900 per annum. Referred to the Audit
ing Committee.
About twenty ordinances from Council relating
to the Court decisions were passed.
The Water-works Engineer was directed TO pre-
pare forthwith the Shields Engine, No 6. for IN
nj of its test
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Teachers, Meeting.

The December meeting of the Hamilton County
Teachers Association was held in the Council
Chamber this afternoon with the President, Mr.
Cummings, Of Riverside, presiding. The attend
ance was small. The following programme. which
was rendered, possessed the usual nierest:
Address-"What Shall We Teach and How
Much?" 7. A. Pollock, of Camden, Ohio.
Recitation-"The Curfew Shall Not Toll To-
night" Miss Emma Wilson.
Dscussion-"County Superintendency," Messrz.
L. A. Knight, T. A. Pollock, s. s ObcrhOldt and
H. b, Mcclure.
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W Orth,s Museum.

The new lecture room is about completed and
will seat between two and three hundred persona
1t is neat in appearance and will accord well With
the other excellent features of the Museum. Tha
proprietors are determined that 1t shall he kept
firstclass in ali respects. No smoking is allowed
in the Museum, and ladies without escort during
scum visit Willis Cobb and his educated dogs.
goats and monkeysswill be an additional attra,
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Died Suddenly.

H. A. Rohan, forty one years old. lawyer con-
nected with the firm of Rohsn q Norman. corner
of Fourth and Walnut streets, died suddenly iast
evening while being taken in an ambulance from
No. 241 Race street to the Hospital. The deceased
had been sick but short time, and was under tho
treatment OF Dr. Querner. Coroner Stitch was Ms
tilted.
Coroner Stitch will render a verdict in the cap
this
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
Grant Will Accept.

National AssOclated Press 70 the star.
LONDON, Dec H-General Grant will sail on
board the U. s. steamer corvette Richmond for
Singapore and Hong Kong and will make
leisurey tour along the coast OF China, India and
Japan, stopping at the chief cities
He will return home toward the end of 1879,
and will, it is authoritatiyely stated accept the
Presidential candidature. This information
comes from perfectly authentic source, and may
be accented as currCct
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United States Court Sentences.

Joseph Fry and Thomas CrystOl, of Lawrence
County, pleaded guilty this morning to retailing
LIQUOR without paying special tax, and were fined
by Judge Swing 800 and costs each. and sentenced
to thirty days in the County Jail.
James Preston, who was some time ago found
guilty of forging pension papers. was sentenced 70
one year in the Dayton ia l.
James M. Wills of Monroe County, who was in
dicted for forging pension papers was fined Slo0
and costs and sentenced to two months in the Ham
ilton County Jail.
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ACountess with aLecture,

National Associated Press to the Star
CHICAGO, Dec 4.-The Countess of Lands
feldt. daughter of Lola Montez and Louis l, OF
Bavaria. is stopping in this city incog having ar
rived from Philadelphia. She is preparing lee
ture on "Womans Work." which she thinks OF
delivering here before long.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
LATEST LOCAL.

THIRTY marriage licenses issued this
week.
THE fines assessed In the Police Court during tho
week amounted to 81. $50.
The County Commissioners to-day approved al
the bond of Judge Matson. The amount Of thu
bond is 5000.
SOME thief entered the ticket-ofiice at the Ltt1a
Miami Depot last evening and stole an oVercoa$
and revolver belonging to Mr.. David THAR
A LIST of the creditors of Hemann, the bsnkes.
filed in the Probate Court at O'Clock this after
noon, embraces about eleven hundred names
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
Fire To-day at Cleveland.

Special to the Star.
CLEVELAND, o. Dec. A.-Short & Forman's ex-
tensive job printing and stationery establishment
was badly damaged by FIRE this morning. The
total loss on stock, machinery and building will
approximate S55000. Insured fully in Eastern
companies.
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verdict i'm Favor of Ampt.

Judge Harmon, of the Superior Court to-1ay
decided the case of the State against VIM n
Ampt The State claimed to recover over $20yooo
retained by Ampt rs his fee for collecting claim
of the State against the County. The jury 10
turned verdict in favor of Ampt
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issue of duplicates of registered bonds stolen from
the Manhattan Savings -nst tuition was passed
Consideration was resumed of the bill for the
distribution of the Geneva Award.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
William L. Wees and Barbara A. Kern
Leopold Schw itzer and Mary T. Rascher.
William Gaynor and Ellen ]. Lucas
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COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 14-Governor Hampton
slowly sinking, and his death is feared. Hei
constantly under the influence Of opiatea
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He Carried am Assortment.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. IA man giving the
name of Leroy Eaton, and claiming to reside at
Russell Mass, was arrested here and committed
for having counterfeils of nine different bank bills
In his pOsseSsiOn,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
JEwELRY, &c.
JEWELRY, &c.
Cheap Tables!

M o N ID AY, December
10th, we will open Cheap
Tables, ON which may be
found Tea-sets, Urns. Cas-
ters, Pickle Casters, Jewel
Cases, Vases, Card Receiv-
ers, Napkin Rings,
Spoons, Forks, Knives,
ETC., all of the best plate.
Also, Sets of j e w elry.
sleeve Buttons, Scarf
Rings, Pins, etc. These
goods have been marked
regardless of cost, i'm order
to close them out before
re mi loving to our new
store, southwest corner
Fifth md Walnut streets.
D. KINSEY & CO.,
% w. Fourth Street.
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Observation-Disclosures

Everybody to call at Green's Shoe
w Store for cheap shoes; 277 Central avenue.
de5-1m
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BOARDING.

EOARDINsr-Anrbodyd desiring frst-class board
can be accommodated at the Imperial Dining
Rooms, 449L Central avenue. q tickets &c. or 2Oc
Asingle meal WITHERsPOON & HARTLEY.
nol6-5tS
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
WALNUT HILLS n. E. CHURCH. Il.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II o'clock a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. ap13-Stf
VINESTREET CONGREGAT CHURCH.
Y Rev. G. H. Daniels, pastor. Preaching Sunday,
at II O'Clock. Service of song in the evening, at
1880. =, .. a7.. .ut oc5-Stf
CT PAUL NJ. E. CHURCH, CORNER OF SEW
y ENTH and Smith streets.-Preaching To-mor-
rew.at II a. M and $50 p. IN. by the Pastor, Rev.
H. b. Ridgaway, DID, Evening discourse the
Bible,
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HATS, GAPS, sc.

TNOR HATS, CAPS, AND FURS go to J. Fl.
II Truman, 642 Race street, near Findlay Mar
ket fine assortment always on hand.
oc8Tu, ,Th&S-34t
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VIZ ANTED = Information Of the gentleman
w that called at the residence of the late VIM.
H. shannon with his memorial to please call at
the southwest corner of Fifth and Smith. it,
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p | A N D :!
FOR THE MILLION.
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE

CHICKERING SONS only Upright Piano with
reliable durable repeating action The sustaining singing
qualities the Chkeng Pianos always been admitted
superior to all others by all people.
will do convince the public that this the right
place buy all that be said advertised.
octave Pianos, rosewood with
full agrafe and all improvements at $155.
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M -Candies,
I'M ET STnH q g mixed at 15,
~ 24a6 Akt OAAAOUf0o 81 D5o. |

ITOR SALE-W A T H ER-S RIPS-Torrey's
i Patent Membership; is the only strip that
gives entire tisfaction; warranted to stand five
wears; for sale, wholesale and retail, and orders
received for putting at sol West Eighth street.
W. A. BROOKS. Agent de14-7tS&W
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s=Ss5xka$Ssxss7 FOR SALE-PIANOS-Ten Second
tSs<SsasS7 hand Pianos, in thorough order, six
We J ~ to seven octaves, prices from $50 to
$3.50 EACH will be sold at IS per month till paid
for. Also Pianos to rent at $6 per quarter. at
IpITTING & BROTHERS Piano and Organ De-
~, corner Fifth and Plum streets. de4-10t
II RESSING GOWNS AND SMOKING JACK
J ETS-Patterns of the latest style can always
be had at BUT lERICK'S, cor. Fourth and Elm.
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VIZ KTANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w WIRSING d MARSHALL REPAIR AND
ADJUST ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES
AT a29 ELM STREET. NEAR COURT STREET.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SATIS-
FACTION. j del22tTh&S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
Tertis fir ben Sribjabrspcrfanf

3swan's 6iriser Cash Store AM gentldlmarRt
0ir baben uniers s,OBe auswabl Dor
Gllenwaaren, &urspaare.'. Rleioern, Sus
ten, &appeu unb SerrnsSe
itdnben erbalten.
Sn GQeuwaaren nor infer 0aser porber
ME 10 gut uerieben. Yrsl'e, Die auernles
brighten.
an Mn,iiacn bat unier Eager boppelt 10
uiel als Ieetss Sabr uno Die Hreiie iino ben
barten .3sitsn semdB sar nieSris. seine
An,iiae pom So SO binauf.
gin Siitcn nno &appru lit uniere illus
nabl cine eminente. Site unb 6appen
fir Wdnner, Snaben uno 6inoer wsroen
so Yro,ent biu,ser u%erfauit, als piele an:
uere @siddfte fur bieielbe 8aars psrlan'
gen.
Sonitiee neutrality-suspicious. tilr
Scrrn. Cine poue auswcbl ~ ben ME
brighten (bottom) Yreiien an Sano. Ois
0aaren werben germ Su,idseuommsn, uenH
ie ni9t paisn uno bsfriecisen uno oas
@elb wisberseseben. Seine Uslbe wirr
ssipart bic Sa9en gu seisen.
Man psrbaIte es, es lift in &owan's Sto'
re, gde Der suDlften II. Soma StraBe ON
Central Marfte. y I'm
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Oonne.i ito flung. Sn 6olse br5
Sobss bes Gecoroers 9arsus wurbe cine
Grt, aueriamlIuus b%erufeu. 8. .. Suis:
lsp, Der alderman Der eriten Warb, wurbe
gum &eco,oer bur9 9bitimmung eruGblt.
Suislsp erbislt 5, Suqiuan 8 uno Sane l
Gimme. Die &ecoroers Office ioa &C.:
idloiisn blsiben, bis Sui9Iep ieinen Bomb
geiteQt bot. 6iinf Mbsimdnner, elmer Don
ieber Walo, pmoen beauftrast nad
Omoba unO Council glufis gu scben, nm
bic bOrt;ge Srife uno bic u t uHb 8eiie
in guseni9ein gu nebmen, pie Del { Gnss
port Der Wasen bp,t bur6 @iieubcbd ,Gne
beueytitsuist wi,b. Sin Srief pom Smitb
u. Ylaiiter i'll Setreif Der Scviide,uus TAB
tii9en @isenlbums unb Der YroSeB &aeb'
Ter purOeu an bic betreffenpen @omi;es
uerpisien. Die Bombs bes Sdasmeiiters,
9uoitors, SOlSmehers, Jnsenieurs uNb
Qfeiors wuroen senebmist.
6reita 9 fsuns. Der Bomb bcs
neuen Gsco;oers 0uislep unS bss SRA:
idaus s.. Osdsrt wu,bsn po,scIssi urS
senebmist. Seioe Iauien auf bic Summs
bon $4,000. Die Slase uon Smitb &
BIuiiter, baB Der Stubtratb, bic Bel ibueu
senOmmene fribere gsrli9erurs auf ben
Gburm oet Stautubr uerseben babe, obns
iie etwas oupOn wiiien gu laiien, wurbe Bel
Seiie selsst. aIs. Quislep ibeIte mt,
bab bas @ebaube in Der v&opaI Canadian"
iur $4,000 ueli9ert po,ben iei.
WRit elmer tu'sen anipru9e Icste albers
mua Suislep iein 9lmt nieb:r. @r mics
auf feline Sbdiisse,t unb bas iir tie ga g
@sIsiite bin uno smpfabl $500 fir be, en-
unterbalt, 3usIei4 ben sutea 3uitunb
u%nierer uieIen dauhit.en Straben betoneab.
Der Wapor Seiste on, baB sr folseabcs
@Omite, bus fid mad Omuba in Der Britt
tenansslesenbc't bssibt, s,nannt bobe:
Nc@ann, 6ap, aItmunn, 9srob u. Ooe,fs
Ter. Ooerfer beuntrus'e, e;a Connie gu
s%ruennsn, bas bic 0otunente in bel Ges
cOrbers Office unteriu9sn iou, mas si,s
Sade Der @eredtisteit fir oeu SeritOrbc'
nsn unb ben Nsueintstsnbsn iei. Oas
5inanb Gomite NIT benz Wapor wurbe
oamit beau rast. guf Qhtras Serobs
uuroe Der OunIsitb Stabtratb sinsclaoen
nit mad Omaha gu seben. Ra8Oem aOs
uocat Gcltulip eiaseidworsn, pc suste
fid bic Yeriammluns.
Gam It a sisuns. Der Stabiraib
bate ii6 pc .iammeIt, UNI bic burd Suiss
Iep's ausirltt erfolsie 8aeans 3u fiaen.
Die gerbanolunsen waren turs. s. 8.
Neil wurbe einiiimn.is bel Reformation eTs
pdblt.
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S6. Sa6ertp II. -. babsn ieet in
go. 80 WainitrdBe, 9egeniber Der erlten
@arb Waase, &c" sy6Bte urb bette @norti;
ment non 9lderbaumai6iaen weifIid BON
Chicago erOfinct, unb u~erfaufen bieielben
~ Yreiien, bic ben barten Seiteh entipre;
den. Solsenbes 1T cine elite Der Uta'
i9inen, bic iie INNER an 9ano babsn anf
pertaufen:
s. ). gaie & Cos. Orei9mai9inen II.
gferbesOpeI (horse powers);
Champion Mdbe: 'nb grrbtemo9inen
Glpooo .iding gorn Gultiuaiors
Stanba,b a"
walking
Bertrand 81 Games riding
WcOermott walking
Champion Sueiipdunise Go:npioaSer;
Stan6aro
Gbomas Sulfp &eu &edea;
Wan iprede Dor, unb iebe fi9 bic obiscr
Waidinen an, ebe maa loat no tauft.
Man ipart @eIb babel. @uSlm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

2San Bat uns mitsstbeiIt, bab iose
nannte SsbbIsrs uniere lln.sesenb nit We'
bi,inen uniidsr MAIDEN unb bieieiben bili'
ger p~ertaufsn ais Or. Ius. S6nis's Sam:
burger Sropfen, trosbem bieielben ebenit
out iein iolen. Ssridwenbet Guer 9elt
ni9t an ioIde Guadialber. @enn Sb'
Mebisin nOtbis bubt, sebt nod einem Su
p%erldiisen @potbster nno la6t Sud ELM
SIai9e hamburger SrOpfen seben. In
fiber gu ssbsn, adtet senau auf bic Inter
i6rift pon u. 8ossler unb Co., Obne peld'
feline d6t inb. ~