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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
A MANAGES FATAL LEAP.

Andrew Greger, hfty-three years Of age, plumber.
for time past has suffered from alteration OF the
mind. On several occasions his insanity took vio-
lent turn aud IL was deemed necessary to keep him
closely confined in his own apartments at No. s29
Second avenue. Yesterday morning, while the
members Of his family were at break
fast, he quietly stole from his room,
assembled the ladder leading to the roof. raised the
skylight, and before he missed he seen by
the people the other side of the street gestcuatg
wildly on the roof. The alarm given 10 his reia-
they found the maniac running toward the leader
with wild yell he jumped to the sidewalk below and
was instantly killed.
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MARY MUNRO'S WILL.

The will Of Mary Munro was filed for probate yes
terday in the surrogates Office. 1t bequeahs $1,000
to Dr. John A. Mcvicker, of New York; $1,000 to
CORTLAND Irving, $500 TO Helen J. Irving, $500 to
Francis II. Irving, 800 each to her nephew Peter
Munro and her niece Katharine Munro, $1,000 to
her nephew William II. Delaney, $500 to the
Orphans Home OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
of New York. and 5000 10 the Board of Foreign
Missions OF the Presby Church in the United
States. The remainder OF the estate is given to the
nece Of the tcsatrix Margaret Rochester. of Buffalo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
ANTEpILUvIAN STAGES.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Is it not strange that in this age of improvements
the stage companies of this city should adhere TO the
old, miserable vehicles that have come down from
1900 or thereabouts No comfort can be obtained
in one OF them, unless New Workers and strangers
visiting will agree not to grow taller than about four
feet. Hats mashed. climbing in at the rear, and
wading through mud to get in and out, in fear of
your life from other vehicles, are the blessings of
this antediluvan style. IMPROVEMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
FIX UP THE PLATFORMS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Unless steps are speedily taken by the New York
Elevated Railroad to protect passengers who con-
gresate the platform at Fulton street there will be
terrible accident. This is of the most mpor-
tant stations the route and is frequently crowded
to excess. As at present arranged there is simply
open platform, without railing any protection
either sidedangerous enough at any time, but what
will it be when made slippery by sleet? The
company has made the mistake Of placing the waiting
room in the hotel at great distance from the
platform that passengers must of necessity stand
upon the latter while waiting for trains. MURRAY.
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IMPORTANT INSURANCE DECISION.

The suit Of Ellenora Ferguson against the Manhat-
tan Life Insurance Company, to recover $4,000
policy the life of her husband Isaac Ferguson the
facts Of which published in yesterdays HERALD.
came to rather unexpected conclusion yesterday.
before Judge Larrcmorc, In the Court OF Common
Pleas The company up in defence that Nj. For
guson committed suicide by hanging himself ia Cen
trail Park the 4th Of April 1876, and that by the
terms OF the policy IL provided that II death was
caused by his own act the policy should be null and
bvoid~. Judge LsxxcmcSe Dismissed thecpmplaints
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DISCRIMINATION AGAINST STUDENTS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
am requested by number of my fellow students
in the College of the City Of New York to present
case to the notice Of the HERALD. When the New
York Elevated Road finished up to Sxty-seventh
street the young ladies' of the Normal College were
allowed to ride that road for Ave cents while the
students Of college had to pay the every
body else. We do not complain of this but think
ii unfair discrimination which do not in the
slightest degree relish. Do You not think that they
college building? STUDENT.
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bleaters No did he do than be arrested
again and hurried back to jefferson Market Court
and once more arragned. this time a charge OF
cruelty to animals i'll that he he had confined and
starved the three creatures in miserable sub-cellar
for three days. He was held in $500 bail to
on this accusation.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address to
insure attention Complainants who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing.
Write only ON one side Of the psper.-Ep. HERALD
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CORNELIUS J. vANDERBLTs SUIT.

Judge Lawrence rendered a decision yesterday re-
fsing motion behalf Of the plaintiff to place on
the day calendar of the Supreme Court the suit Of
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt against william H. Wander
bilt to recover $10O0000, the particulars Of which
have already become familiar to the readers OF the
HERALD.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. T., Dec. 5, 1878.
Court of Appeals. Thursday, December 5. Pres
emit Hon. Sanford T. Church Chief Justice and asso-
ciates.
No. 1906 Horace +. Burroughs and others, respond
ents, vs. Mathew Tostevan and others, appellants
Was argued by Philip $. Crooke for appellant and
George IL. Fisher for respondent.
No. 90. The National Bank of Auburn respondent,
vs. Edwin Lewis, implicated. &c. appellant.-Was ar
gued by Rollin Tracy for appellant and L. H. Avery
for respondent.
CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar for Friday. De-
cember G-Nos. 36s. 80, 9G, "a, 1873, 1884, ia, 122.
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WHAT WILL HE DO?

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Al one OF the depostors of the defunot Yorkvle
Savings Bank ! should like to ask, through YOU.
whether the receiver intends to pay dividend
or whether he will keep all the money: Mn.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court to-day
On motion Of Mr. Lyman Trumbull, Mr. Hiram
Barber. Jr., of Chicago was admitted to practice
No. y. George E. Mattingly ct. al, appellants, VS..
the District of Columbia; and No. 49, The First
National Bank of New York ct al VS.. Abner O. Shoe
maker-Appeals from the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia-Argument continued by A. q.
Riddell for the District Of Columbia and r. A. Lam
bert for appellants in No. and appellee in No 3d.
and w. A. Cook for the First National Bank OF New
York.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DopMAN-DAY.-On Tuesday. December 8. at the
residence Of the brides parents by tho Rev. DR. Pax
ton. ALFRED c. DopMAN to LIbBIE S., daughter Of
Charles j. Day. Esq. all of this city.
FoLEY--DE LuzE.-On Wednesday. December 1. a
st. Marks Church, by the Rev. J. n. Rylance. An.
THUR M. FOLEY to $. ALICE daughter of Alfred +. do
Luxe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
A SLIT BARRED.

The Chacc Manufacturing Company sued its agent,
Sanford y. Gee, in the Marine Court to recover
sol5 20. alleged to have been collected the sale Of
an English patent. and converted to the agents own
use. II appears that the patent sold to the Eng
iish Chace Machine Company. of London and that
tho agent received on the sale f1,00O and the pro-
ceeds of small draft that the agent turned the
bulk of the money and retained the balance sued for
70 cover travelling exepnseoand other charges Geo.
The agent, the other hand insisted that after
tanning said balance the plaintiff still in his debt
and he thercupon sued the company In the Supreme
Court His suit, as further alleged, was brought
before this one and the balance claimed here
was credited there. Upon the conclusion of
the evidence Judge McAdam directed verdict for
the defendant, upon the ground that the plaintiff had
mistaken its remedy: that. instead or bringing an
seton for conversion OF the moneys collected (which
Is maintainablo against general agent only whore
the specific moneys claimed capable OF Identified
tionl, the company's remedy was for money had and
received or for an accounting, and that as the Su-
premo Court action by the agent was brought first
and necessarily involved equitable accounting be-
tween the principal and agent that action was bar
" the present
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.


BradyNos 49, a. SO, 100. Ill, 49, LAG, $50, 1872, 1885,
al5 217. 222, 225. 800.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM--AdJourned I'M
til December 49,
SUPREME CouRr-spEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Barrett-Law and fact-Nos. 4s6. 400, 697, 707. 6l5
616 49, 752 1884, 1885, 800, S03. S04 $685. FOG, 807, $685.
so9 so s1l 49, 49, s14. s5, sl6, ST. sls $40. $780,
SOL 1872. 1913, s24 1926. 1876. 1927; s2s s29. $50 sal
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUIT- Held by Judge
Van BruntNos. 170s1s 1715l.. 1886 1851, $685. 2ese
$780, 2601 1892 $685. 1884 $685. 1885, 2701 2702 270i
sos s7s s7a 9 sa ss ssS
274O. 2741 2742. 27 2745. 2747. 274s. a749 Part p
Held by Judge Lawrence:-short causes-Nos 4ol5
1902 3775 1851 2257 3746, 4148. 1878, 1896, 4125
3714 $685. 1885, 1884, 1882 2s7O 4202 1885, 1914 1887
Part 3-Held BY Judge Donohnem ooS causes-Nos
1928. $685. $685. 1868. ALL Ali, 1sis. s7ss ~
SUPERIOR CouKr-GESERAL TERM.-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-spEc1AL TERM-Held by Judge
Speir-Nos. &C. 81.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TR1AL TERM-Part Held by
49, $40 $780, $685. 445 1884, 3o1 45. 1o3, 49, 94a Part
2.-Adjourned until December .. Part 3.-Ad-
COMMON PIRAs-GESEnAL TERM-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-spEc1AL TERN-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs--EouITY TERM-Held by Judge G. p.
Daly.-Nos. 5, IL, 49, l.
G0sMoN TT ana ,s s92 ss sy
4Is. as 1885. 7TS. Part Held BY Judge j. F.
Daly-Nos. 1916, 1882 506 1898, 1041. 603 35. 1472
$685. IT, 3i5 $780, 1905. 2O5, 63l, 1922 $685. 517 1885,
1868. 1923. 1864, 1888. 1922.
MARINE CoUnr-TRAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge McAdam.-Short causcs-Nos. 5397, $3.50, 54G1,
$685. $780, $685. $780, 5579, $780, $685. 5436. $685. $780,
$500. Part Held by Chief Justice Alker-short
causes-Nos. 53O3. 5203 1894. 5474. $685. 547O $780,
$685. 54o6. 5453, 5454, $685. 52}5. 551s. Part IHed
by Judge sheridan.-Short causes-Nos. 5011, 1924.
1855 $685. $751; $780, SAT, 5s32 $780, $780, $780, 5173
$3.50, 524s.
COURT GENERAL SEssroNs-Part Held by
Judge Gdersleeve.--The People Condie Bal
NOR, felonious assault and battery; Same vs.. Felix
Larken, felonious assault and battery; Same
Michael Philippe felonious assault and battery Same
W.. Cornelius Coffey. burglary; Same John II.
Mawley, grand larceny; Same Malcolm Hall, grand
larceny; Same vs. John Smith. larceny from the per-
son: Same vs. Gustav f. Erickson, false pretences;
Same Ernest Dterrher, petit larcy Same vs. Levy
Edleson, violating sanitary order Same W.. William
Regain, larceny from the person Part HELD by
Judge Sutherland.-The People vs. Joseph Levy. ar
son; Same Va. Abraham Perlstein. arson; Same VIZ.
Abraham d. Freeman. arson; Same VS.. Charles Bern
stein, arson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES

In the suit for divorce brought by John Wilson
against Emma A. Wilson motion was yesterday
made before Judge Brady to pay alimony and counsel
Zee. The Court ordered reference.
( Judge Van Worst has filed andmportant opinion in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATES.

Adjourncd until to morrow at twelve O'CLOCK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

Der Geutpereu5teufef 1T nun aud in
Dubuque los. Seine iatamii9e Naieitdt
bat Elm idIedtes SsIb bier am SIufe. Die
prabrenben" eieber bpfterii9er @eiber mas
den teinen @inbrud auf uerniinftise Wens
i@en unb Defenders nidt auf Dsuti@e.
Ser amerituner Tam fid nun abiolut tsis
men Meniden sOrfeuen, Der nit Maab
trintt, umb Ieiber 1T es uur gu wabr, baB
Der Durdi@nittss amsritansr unb Srlanber
fobaIb er trintt, fid aud bsiduft. Wait
gsnuB unb Mntanb einen S9oppen Bier
pber Elm @las Wein in @sieui9aft senies
Zen, t6nnen ie-nidt. Nun ioIltsn bic
&altwai ierIeute ibre Bewesuns ni9t Gems
peren3", fOnbern rabitiasns" nennsn.
,ab # 10, sdn3li@e @ntbaItans, 1T
ss, mas is bsfirworten, nidt uEempsrens",
9rintsn NIT Maab. Sbre 0eriammIuns
i'm Opsrnbaus am Sonntas glbenb mar gut
bsiadt; bic ginen sos Der grnit Der Sads
BIN, bic anbern Der Sur, bic Dritten Der
Borpit, bas Snnsre bss neusn @ebdabes
3u ieben unb ale battsn ibre Greube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
SeKer iiir Die GIapitrake I!

Die 9erren Maierus g. SunssIs
baben ben StOre unb bic Birtbi@aft bes
9errn q. 3umboff an Der gde Der 4. unb
glapffraBe ibernommen. sic baben ben
bereits gut NIT @aaren ueriebensn Store
nod bebeuteno better einseri9tet, besabIen
fir 9anbprcbucte bic bO9iten Yrsiie unb
Jarmer f6nnen fiber iein, baB fie Bel Der
reuen 5irma quite 8aaren gu biuisen preis
fen f~aufen.
Die 9erren Maierus & SunseIs fibrsn
nod INNER aud ibren alien Store am
Marttplase uoran. y ba.-S 1mI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

S
ben CASCADE unb Dubuque Giienbabn,
bieIt Ieste Wo&e cine Weetius ab uub
Tub bic Burger Cascades gu elmer 0ers
iammluns Elm, in Der iber ben Bau ber
neuen 8abn @atbs selOsen werben ioI.
Die neue gompasnie TT i'm @rnf nit benz
i1nternebmen unb, wenn bic Burger @ass
eabe's unb Der gu burdidneibenben Towns
ibip's 5anb in 9anb nit Dubuque seben,
f0mmt bas gu LANCE binaussei9obeae lln'
ternebmsn gu Stanbe. 90 bic Baba cine
idmalipurise wirb, 1T Der gau nidt 70
fofipieIis. Sinben bic Burger Cascades,
baB ibnen Der 8au elmer 8abn na9 Belle:
que su mebr nitt, 10 bat Dubuque Ni9ts
basesen einsuuenben, wsnn bic gabn mad
iener @i&tums gu sebaut wirb. SIS III bic
abfidt bes bieiisem Directoriums bic 8abn
mefli9 iiber Wonticelo f~ort3uisten unb
fir Dubuque neue 5anbeIsqueaen gu ere
6ffnen ober aIte abseIeitete in ibr n%atiirIis
Dies Bett 3uriidSubrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

gu 2aontieelro, Sones Co., Soma,
eri9eint cine neueb eutide 5eituns: vDie
Sreie Yrefie". Dor uns Iiest bic erie,
aiemlid iauber ausseitattete Rr. 2eiber
bebient iid bic v6reie p~refe" AUDI Der gas
tent: Snnieite. Das gIatt 1T fiebenipaItis,
wirb uOn 5unt 81 8rintnau publisirt. Sn
Der goIitit nirmt es cine unabbdnsise
SteIuns elm. @ir winiden Der v6reien
8reiIe" Slid unb beiBen bas gIatt wius
fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
SEER N. 9. 2seiffer. Der friber II

SEER 81. 8. yeifer, Der friiber in
Maseppa, MinneiOta, uniaBis war unb neil
ibm bort fem @irtunsstreis gu eng warb,
iid bier in Dubuque nieberIdst brinst elm
sutes &enOmrnee nit iid. Die Waseppa
rEribune" ipri@t fid in einem i'm sewiO:
meten Na4ruf iebr Iobenb iber ibm aus.
sic iast, baB feline Yortraite SoItommen
3ufrieben seiteut baben unb burd eunits
tenner als iebr wabr unb lebsnssetreu
seidiIbert uerben. Serr Yeifsr madt
aus Der Rir@enmaIerei cine SYeciuIitdt unb
iou Niemanben in benz Sad naditeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

% Die sebiesenite iauiirirte fatbos
lii@e 3eiti@rift, bur9 Sesenspuni6 or.
9eilisteit Yapff pius TX. sutsebeiBsn, lift
Der 30 eatt9e 3aus9a [" in @ort
unb Bib. SdbrIi@ 1s reid iuuitrirte
6efte fir q 20 Gents poitfrei. Wait @ras
tispramie rIertldruns @briifi" mad
&apbael, 2sx32 3ea sroB. gu be3ieben
bur@ aae gu@banblunsen unb 3situnsss
.asenten, wie burd ben 8erIeser Sr. g W
itet, l.. b. 56l3, New Yort, unb 2O4
Sine Strabe, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2s9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
60 iuo Die 2Sei6er! Orei iuno

so Itn0 Ole 2Seiber! Wret lun9e
Damen, mir molten bOfll@ iein, sinee en- in
cine @potbete, I'M cine Senterideibs gu
%taufen. Oa ie ionit rwi@tise" @eiddfte
gu uerbanbelt batten, mai bas MaaB ber
S9eibe ibrem @ebddtniB entuiidt. uns
ueroroBen aosen ie beim unb nabmten bas
WaaB auf's Neue, f~auften bic S9eibe unb
lieBen ie auf benz 9eimwese fallen, baB fe
in Eauienb Stide sins. Gum britten male
tamen fie balb idmunSelnb, bulb i9 i9ds
menb beim Mebiainmann on, ~tuuiten cine
neue S@eibe unb Oh bic no9mals brad,
bapon i6weiat bic @eididte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
SIS goaet fdnfuuo,wau,ia eents,

unb bic i@le9ten 3eiten nOtbisen CUR Spar:
iamteit," bOrte i'd Dor einisen Gasen cine
arbeitsfrau iasen, wel@e sefrast wurbe,
warum ie fir ben 9uiten ibrer ainosr nidt
elm padet9en BON Or. Aug. &5nis's
9amburser grmftbee taufe. Die
EbDri9te, wenn es gu ipdt III, penn ibr
9iebIins nidt mebr um fe III, uirb fe ibre
Spariamteit am unrs9ten Plase bitter be-
reuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

Der METROPOLITAN 2eibftan II Der
NGke les attenGuns fraber Ron Deder nns
S1aer, lest 0ibbs nnb g.. sebaIten, III NIT einer
Muspabl surtrsfai&sr 9ntidea uns 8ussieI 10
pie ben tetex pftrsex perfstex. DER eins Spa.
aierfatrt ma&en, sber binaas tn bic 9tSene fab
ren pia, fsa ssrt itine Srser ttntsrlaHtn.
Aatidtn fur 9si&ssbssSasnihs ~ nissrisasn
Yreiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
Nener Erdaer.

Serr s. s. &iebel wirb in 5utunft bic
v@asette" ben seebrten Stabtabonnenten
ms Saus brinsen. slls unier Isent 1T er
srma9tist, fur uns &bonnenten gu fam
meIn, @eIber gu couectiren unb bafar aa
quittirsn. 5err &iebel 1T elm superIdBiser
Mann unb bitten mir bic 2eier, tim aaes
0ertrauen su i9enteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
2Nittwo6 letter 2SoGe pare bas

2dittpo9 fekter 2So@e pdre bas
@Ourtbaus in Sadion 60. beinabe abse'
brannt. Der &eeorber Iies, ais er 3um
MbenSefen sins, feline 9ampe brenueH.
9Iidli4erweife fam turs barauf einMann,
Namens Sid, Der bort Irbeit in ben @runbs
bi9ern bate, berein, iab, baB bic 2ampe
erplobirt war unb bic 9apisre in 8ranb
sefett bate. gr rief SiIfe, unb Is seIans
has Teuer su IOiden, bas bereits am SuBs
boben ledte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

am 2. Sammar brad i'm gourtbauie
our@ sinen febIerbaften S9ornftein ,pi.
i@en ben @ebdlten Der Dede iber Der OF,
fee bes S4atmeifers 5euer aus, tas ie.
bod baIb seISidt murbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
Gin &nffl ebrer inat cine eteae

Gin erfabrssr NuFfltbrer, be. i'm Stanse II
unterri&t axf aata 8las- nab Strei9inRrnmsn-
ten ~ sebsn, iatt tins Stsas. D.rielbe wirft
Idsa a6t SABRE aIs esbrer sOn Nuffeprps, tat
mebrsrs ,,Sanss" esmpltt ausssbilpst nab faaa
bic beaen !3tasaihs isinu SbGtisteit s~orltsea.
Nabere ausfanft sibtsie 3tbaetisu sss Slaftes.
o. bis al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

pa oas ,Snxem6arser 2Sort'
rpssen rsbsrmaB an 9eieitoff Bis iest bic
Tortiesuns bes Beri9tes bes 9errn Berger
nidt bradts, 70 bitten mir uniere 2eier, ets
mas gsbuIo gu baben. 0ie 6~Ortiesums
foIqt in nGdfer Nr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

Die 2Sefern 2imiom telegraph 60.
siebt einen neuen TeIesrapbenbratb Suil9en
Dubuque unb Sort Dodge NIT Der Sbii4t,
benieIben Bic mad Siour Gits su ssrIdns
Qeru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

8. Sepp bat ben idOniten StOd 8ins
terwaaren an 9anb, Der nod pielei9t ie
in Dubuque mar. Sett, mo- Der 8inter
redt einseiest bat, ipre4e man Bel inn Dor,
iebe fid bic Baaren on, uerslei3e fe unb
bann taafe man. 2eup bebient prompt unb
gut unb u~ertauft biais.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
S66ne Sarm stt perRaufem 4!

Sn Nitsatt 60, W~inntfSti. I'm ttatn 1beil hs gsuntss
III cine fdSne sdrr III s~srtaafer. DitieIbs bea,bt avs SO
adtr eane, 8 adu bsIilanb, 80 Sder t%rairie. guf srfh.
ben ftbt en- Ssus pns beim paxit Ia ssais sDaEtr far
Wftniten unt g.tb. 30 aetr Rnb uater gultur, 80
Hdtr tenneH aufstbrs6en rerstu xns 20 afer
anS S,ulans, auf strn has Bette eras Der @ts.np sSaa.
De 6arm liest cine WttiIt ssn ttur tatbs Iildts Sirae, nsr
tiRt wle't sss Der Statisn afbua Der @insna HEp st.
Peer Gtftnbabn Hne nur 9 4teite1 ssn ct Peter.
Das eaRb IA ~ babtn fur b a ID ba q Z uub Ter Rec asI
Belt. lin ndbtrt axtsGk uns CUR Anf6t Der Sarn, ven
BE- man - en- BERN stttr SsaStm, Ct. yetr. ri.
eaast Co., 9~4iR1elsta. 33-S3s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

2Ham 6at nit benz Sobren bes arteiis
i@en 8runnens auf benz 9inwoob 6irdbofe
~aufseb0rt. Das @aHer ftebt 50 SUB uns
ter bic Minbuns 5es gobrlo9ss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

Das 2Sermiet6em Der StibIe in Der
ct. Marientir9e bradte bic Summe BON
$l6ss; ba nod einise Stible leer iinb,
wirb BET @rtras iber $500 binausrei9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

2sei 2aaierus & Snnsefs in Gum:
boff's alien pIat an gIuptraBe ieben Wor:
gen I'M 9 1lbr f~reter gu d unb ausse.
3ei9neteS Bier. @ba.-S 1ml.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

pie @ofoar6eiter, Us. W. WOrmoOb,
9. u. Giles II. Co., s. 5enteI, o. &ifIer,
6. IS. Smitb unb s. 9eiseImunn fnb
ibereinsetOmmen ibre @ei@dfte UNI buIb
a9t llbr su i9lieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

Sett, ba Der 6luB iid wisbsr nit gis
bedt, wirb aud bic @arnuns wieber am
pIass iein, beim S&Iiti9ubIaufen 9ors
fi&t 81 sebrau4en. wOas @is bat teiue
BaIsen," iast er Sube, unb bas uit gts@t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
Suxem6uraer 9ansRafem0er.

5dttet S5r germ einsn lurembnrssr
6austalenber ais Yrdmie, f9idt i9nsu
cure @elber Elm. Die 5abl Der porratbisen
&aIenber 1T nidt iebr sroB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
S6mar3e elite.

Die foIsenben bunfeln gbrenmdnner
baben bic v@a5stte- idon Dor ldnserer 3eit
abbsiteut, auf uniere griefe ni4t seants
wortet unb lire S9ul6 aud bis batO ni@t
beridtist; mir iiberliefern ibre Namen bess
baIb Der OeffentIi9teit unien @OQesen
our 8arnuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
G6tcago Rarftberi4t.

e. r Ielesrapb) z. Sanuar 1873.
MebI-$5.5O bis $50
@eiaen.-No. 2, $1.os4.
WeI9forn.-424 gts.
Safer-248 @ts.
Uutter-26 bis 80 Cts.
go 9ts.
@bistp-$1.O5.
&inbpieb-$4.00 bis $50.
9 9weinefeii9-$11. 20 bis 11.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

SEER @er9aro 2seder, Der bstannte
@rObbdnbIer in &lsiber unb Guden bat
iein 8aarenIuser mad go. 47O Der Oaain.
itraBe swiiden 4. unb 5. StruBs, elm gIod
weiter iibIi9 als friber, nabe Der Office
bieies 8lattes, perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
(GOrtissuns fOlst.)

CGcrtisBuns fClst.)
Da mir seionnen finb, nod weitere
S9ritte CUR grlansuns ~unieres @utbabens
gu tbum, 10 ms9ten mir bic 2eier bitten,
bic ben ietisen aufentbaIt bes @inen Ober
bes ambern bieier 9errn %tennen, uns bic
@breie mit3utbeiIen, mir fnb bantbar bas
fir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
O E fu 6 t.!

us Rns We ottrsetr fbuaeb, Ssts1n Peter uas Sran,
Pess aus StHt6 9S U~ecsanS6tistr, ppfynttptsr,
Srr Dumsnt ssn beet, Sat ttntn siatiss giittbaisnstn u
madtn. Fattrt AastsHt iber ben aafenibalt ses tiuta
eiees States. y6-33S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

AIe Sorteu kat9ofif@er &afemoer,
i'm 9anSen umb I'M gin,eInsn Bel $. 8.
&iebeL gde Der le. u. gIaptrabe. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08

Seit oen fetten gasem bat cine ifarfs
&alte einseiett. Ginise 3ou S4nee, bic
fielen, bat Der @inb perpebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-08
nS 4 Seantlins $500 msbr per d.. ais fir
NemsYorf Warttberiat.

per 5slesrapD. I. Sanuar 1878.
SO ebI-$4.75 bis $50.
WeiSen.-Nilwaufee, go. 2, $l.3s.
Safer-85 bis 40 Gts.
@eIi9torn-sem. weitl. 3s Bis SIC.
S4weinefeii9-$l2 IS bis IL. go.
@olb in Nem Yort $1.O23.