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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
CUTTING RATES TO THE WEST

COMMENTS ON THE REBATE sYsTEM-THREE oP THE
TRUNK LINES CHARGED WITH CUTTING PAssEN-
GER RATES.
The publication Of the fact, in yesterdays
tribune that some OF the trunk lines had made special
conrac,sby which few shippers enabled to secure
more favorable rates the schedule. from Western
points to the seabOard created no little comment among
merchants. 1t stated that the publication OF this
tact did not surprise them much, as they were aware
that clippers receiving special rates, or
rebate from the schedule rate which amounts TO the
same thing 1t stated that Commissioner Fink felt
greatly discoura ged the prospects and had sought
advice from some the principal railroad managers as
TO what action he might better take. Commissioner
Fink using bis best efforts proof that
railroad has violated the pool agreement and is Init
mated that ia only waiting for the return OF William
II. Vanderbilt To cali meeting or the railroad mana
gers aud then make his charges.
Il circle Of railroad people late yesterday the cub
iect OF the cutug" OF freight rates being discussed
when incidentally Of the party stated that even
greater cuttrg done In the passenger business.
but the reduction from the schedule rate was not made
any basis operceuage. II simply varied with the
o business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
H.IIL WAY Ne u $.
NEW UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.

NEW UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
FILING PAPERS OF INCoRPoRATIoN-TnE MOOR
POaATORs.
The papers Of Incorporation of an underground
railroad company were filed yesterday at the County
Clerks Office The of the company Is the
New-York Underground Railroad Company and
tho object is to build and operate an under
ground railroad from tie Battery to the Harlem
River under the franchise granted by special act
of the Legislature some years ago to the Ncw-foik
CITY Underground Railway Company. This franchise
passes to the new company from Colonel Nanden-
berg who bought It a foreclosure sale ordered by
the Superior Court In 1875 The new company Is
organized under the laws relating to the organiza.
tion of companies, the franchises and properly OF
which have been sold under foreclosure. The d.
rectors of the new company are
Samuel Campbell General Geo H. McCielah'
Hugh ]. Jcwett. Andrew GHsey,
George r. Blanchard. J.. A. Quinard,
George TIckuor Quits, j. l. howard.
9 L. NJ Barlow Douglass Campbell,
r. eewell, j. f. Ruggles,
James F. Pierce.
The first meeting of the new board will be held
next Thursday, when il IL expected that General
Mcclellan will be chosen president OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
A pICKpOCKET CAUGHT.

During the procession in honor of the Turner'S
Charles Wcimer OF No. 142 Chrystic-st.. who was
standing in front of Tnm Hall, Fonrtb-st., felt a
hand inserted in his vest pocket. and Immediately
d dscover re that his silver watch valued at $40 had
been stolen lie grasped the thief, who made violent
efforts to get away. and seized Mt. WtiiheIh loIc
6nrrr between ms teeth and laccrated it. The pain
was so great that Weimer was compelled TO release
the thief but the latter was only a short distance
away when Officer Doolcv OF the Seventeenth Pre-
c,nct took hun INTO custody. He described himself
~ William Saunders, laborer, age p, OF NO. o83
FIrst-ave In TIE Essex Mark et Police Court ve+-
terdav Justice Patterson held him for trial IN dc .aut
IL q Qnn hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.

The Sunday-school attached to the Baptist Churcn
at Nount Vernon. on Friday went on Its annual
ricnic excursion to Van Cott's Grove, near City
Island. Two boys hired a small boat and went. in
it 10 sarch for retired spot where they could GIJoy
Island where they found arg- trunk vii the Ind
partly open aud the lock forced from IFS place. as II
by ciIisel Ii was round to contain several suits
Of mems clothiRg and some articles OF underwear
also. some gold sleeve buttons and What appeared
10 ne a valuable diamond stud. Yesterday IT was
ascertaincd that the trunk belonged TO VIM. a.
Carni>h coored waiter employed at the Neptune
House New Rochelle, whose room bad been entered
and robbed. and $50 III cash, which the trunk con-
taned had been distracted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
FOLLOWING IN HER HUSBANDS FOOTSTEPS

Mrs. Mary McGimess. the wife of William Nc
Gnness, VINO is now in the Hudson County jan at
jersey CITY awaiting trial on charge OF forgery
was arrested Yesterday at . o. m. in Washing on-
st. Hoboken on a charge of drunkenness. She was
locked in the same cell at Police Headquarters IN
which her husband attempted TO commit suicide Oy
hanging a week ago. The woman screamed Win
fear and rage, and before daylight hanged herself
to the door of the cell with her apron she was cut
down by Sergeant EdmondSon, and Recorder Me
Donough committed her to the County PcnltentiaIy
at Snake Hill for three months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
ELEVATED ROAD CONSOLIDATION.

The arbitrator appointed TO decide upon
what terms the consolidation of the New-York and inc
Metropolitan Elevated always might be effected held
an unusually session yesterday not closing FOR The
day before pm The testimony OF two OF the principal
experts yesterday considered TO have an important
bearing upon the questions at issue. The arbtrators
gave notice TO tie OF both roads that they
must present all their evidence before Monday night
when the investigation will close Then will follow the
arguments which expected will take three or four
dev II IL hoped to finish the entire matter and reach
a DECISION before lie close OF next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
HoBoKEy FERRY IMPROVEMENTS.

The new fciry.houe@ of the iloboken Land and
IMPROVEMENT Cou.yalv, "a The foot OF friry-t.,
Uoiokem was used iGr Iir Ers; iinc Yesterday. II
is one of the finest STRUCTURES of TIE KIND IN TINS
country Pie entrance iOr il,scugclS opens MO a
spacIGIs room tiTvh.n sOCr .aigc doors III" ticdct
box L. ~ the centre az ta ROOM. Iassdgc ways open
into large waitBe-gn"n. winch Is lighted IRON ill"
roo The seats II he ',oro az" 0i a novel desigl
and tie room rs cfmiovahe appearance.
Tie docss asa icry -iip- at the company nave been
lcjl..I IA tiIc best iun'4. y aIgc LO"ci has been
lL.t o. lie rcA lr.f, 81 list .l..g 1eN srste!u Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

Ior politician. formerly of Syracuse, ~ L. pn'
now occupying the position of American a az
resentative An expedition will be mug" 3D. ~,
and the three Americans will travel MP the W.
Nile returning 10 Cairo by more southerIy lou ,
Then from Cairo they will visit Constah.io,hh,o~,
Athens. st. Petersburg, and, should tne Mo.a'rs
prove favorable, they may cross the Urai MoI @
and penetrate Eastern ASIA. to return home ny VII
of the Pacific coast. making tour OF tne W. =, III
Should the weather prove unfaVofaole ~ ,rone
spend the time IN the southern countries OF Europe
and return home in JannarY. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

hell and signal lights will be used when there is log
on the river The entire cost was about %lOo:oou;
The fery-boat of the company VIII De placciui
on the Batcay-st. route in few days. ioe nun
is of IRON. Ii will be christened the LackaWahn''
II is OF the same power and capacity as the Moon'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

dav on the CITY of Richmond. although his name
does rot appear on the cabin list. He las kept his
intended voyage quiet George N. Terry
ACCOMPANIED him. and Scott Ford went
fo the pier 10 are the tourists off.
Mr. Vanderbilt and Mr.. Terry will go from Liver
pool. bv way of the Mediterranean Sea. to Cairo
Fgyuf where they will be TONED nv Jnd"~ pnt"hsl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER ROAD.

POTGIIKEEPsIE, StTT. II
bound south this morning broke Ia two near Ctoton,
and another fre following dashed into 1t. The
engineer and fireman jumped from the train and
escapel IN lnry Twelve thirteen cars were smashed,
ami both trac INSTRUCTED for six hours
but at no ~ all trains running regularly again No
tni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
AID FOR THE SEASIDE sANITARIUM.
The following contributions to the Seaside Santa
nm have been received by the president OF the

This makes total of S5.6OG 30 acknowledged
through the Dapers this season. 1t will pay all
penses of the Sanitarlum aud leave 1t free from
debt The experiment of inviting poor widows and
sewing girls to the sauianum last week proved a
success; fifty availed themselves Of the invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
SHIP NETS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SEPT. 1

PORT OF NEW '1UKk ......SEPT. z
ARRIVED
Str Utopia (Br). McIueho London Aug 81. and Halifax
Bept 2 o Henderson Bros.
btr Holveua tBegl. Mecklenburg Antwerp Aug 10, to
Punch, Edye & Co.
Str Washington (TtaD Doerto Leshorn Aug II Pa.
lermo TO- 10 Phelps Bros & Co.
Eaypt lBr Reayey. Porman 10 dsys aud 0braltar II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
ROLLING MILL BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4.-Marshall O. Broth
er,, Auction rolling MILL frame structure. so by 300
feet WAS oe.troyed by fire this morning. causing loss
NJ about 800 600 fully Insured the structure al
most entirely consumed. aud the contents badly dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Preroorf Honse-The Hon. William NJ. Evnr.Is,
eccrc,,rv Of FYub Hoe senator fi""'''
keenan, of Utica and the Joseph Cook. OF ,os,o
nsry ious--Seuator william A. Malaco Oh rgn' o,eL
and Alfred Gather. OF Cincinnati, .ne"oV"''o" '
Fx C;oyernor Edmund J. DAVIS, OF Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
TUURLOW WEED NO BETTER.

Thurlow Weed said yesterday that he had never
felt worse in bls ife aud bad been Frustrated all
day. lie had been suffering from severe nervous
aIfsck. II am no better" he added /" in fact, |
think | am worse"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
rAoIsG WORKS DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Ihe Eagle Facing
Works of 8. Obermeyer Co were destroyed by nrc
last night loss $1,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

Tne play was good. md the scores show decidedly
ecc.utr!c state or affairs. No such scores are 10 be
found Altogether the tournament has been profile in
unhcard Of things in lawn-tcunis The games viii be
continued On Monday ana concuici on T1csday.
List evening > hop projected ut the Pavilion
Hotel West Brighton in honor ot the guests OF the
cricket club. Il most enjoyable affair and 3e' ed
INFO the small hours when crickcts havo long hush O.
For other Open Air Sports see Ftrh Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

THREE REGULAR GAMES AND AN EXHIBITION GAME.
Lawn tennis took on a new phase in the
tournament yesterday Camp Washington. New
Brighton. The doubles were on and the play had an
emnently American savor since none or the Foreigners
were in 1t t. carry of the honOrs. Wood
house and IIelmuth Joined two Others late
I'm the afternoon and gave an exhibition
game which Will long be remembered by those who wit
messed it, When arraigned 1t found that England
and Scotland were against Canada In other words
Woodhouse from England and Rankine from scotand
ptted themselves against Helmuth and Gamble, ooth
from Canada. And the play was remarkable, for tie
first game stood IA to IA and a set OF three being
played Hellmuth and Gamble won IT, In the second
game the extraordinary record of 10 to was made
The third game resulted in II FOR fTemuth and Gam
bic and 10 for Woodhouse and Rankine. The fourth
game resulted I'm He'll muth aud Gamble To ID TOT
Woodhousc and Rankine. 1t was confidently asserted
that WoodhOuse and Rankne could play any Two 10 the
world. They seem to understand each other fuly' In
the four games tine stoodi Hellmnth. Gamble
80 Woodhouse. Rankne. 30. This was only IN inn
they would do when ght was the order OF the day
remains to be learned. -
TO the real business of the tournament the
games yesterdaY-only three-must have been piaVed
under protest. for the day hot t IS wonder low
the boys stood it. TIE play Was good though as the re-
F. S Draper and L. B. Frieze against A ]. Outer
bridge aud b. +. Gray.
FIRST GAME.
Iuuing, -........I A . 8 7 10 II II
6 B1P2P5 994 r anG Gray ls
SECOND GAME.
Innings.....--.-. 2 8 4 5 6 Q 10 II II
6 8aPg25 fGs F aaS SF,v 81!
J. r. strong and NJ Warren against W. NJ. Wood and
A. F. II. ManninRi
FIRST GAME
Innings -.....---.....-... / Q 3
S a8Sa a aG' M %a5'ss : or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

San OtO ,toch SLOW, NJ bSs
Moon rse, 49, O. IS Moot souths. o:J7 Moons syedayn
uI,H WAFER TO-DAY
HOOK 75l Gov tsiand o;52 Hell Gate l03l
rODAt-P
sandy HOOK $40 Coy Island oi&2 He'll 6ato l03l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE RrTrRy OF me PRopIGAL.-O Outraged

TIE RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL.-Outraged
father 10 son hOne from college at the close VI mo
sesson; "A wunner ye're no. hurroy aslHnet y YER
sci tae came hame an face yer mitner an me, eIeS
snpnn' yer time IN Glesca WI the Opera IN plays an
inioutres In genra - Student Really latber. you
are much mistaken f." Father, inerupunsi
Naething o. the kind. an We medina sun e. slf, Tor
here in thae letters We say an over AGAIN hatye
were at the Opera o. Horace the plays o Eu1pGes an
Pomau ini1uities generally nlcht eter ncht Noo sr
wast for that thit yer mther an me sent We tae me
Coaldgc J" Student: d" WAY, father, these are lSa9
and (;reek books aud studies in Roman duilqles aud
not modern plays at al. L vas studying them IN nv
lodgings every night. and not going t. the theatre ~
Won suppose" Mother to father: " Eh. whit someiit
We maun be no. tae hae kent thar a the time"
[AnOuncemenrs
IyTRoprCED.-KNOX's FALL SHAPES OF GEN,
1rgwgNs HATS at l2 Broadw ay lni Fifth Avenue uoIe -
WNCHEsTER's iYPOPHO-PlIfES
WIN rurc Cousumnt0n COugls Broleutl, D'pAtH ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

The first meeting of the new board will be helC
next Thursday, when il Is expected that Genera
Mcclellan will be chosen president of the company
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
a@tumS tbr &atboIifen!
Die Stimue bes BERT. gius TX.

Sn uniern Easen i9sint BITE g~Oriebuns
ben tatboli9en Brefe cine beionbere Wfiis
ffou sessben su baben. I'm ibr III es, bic
@runbidse Der Orbnuns unb bes @lalls
bens bort, mo bieisIben berri9en, tu bewabs
sea unb fe ba ~ uerbreiten, no @ottlos
fsteit unb etne taIte @Isi@saltisfeit bie'
fklbeu tn 0ersefenbeit seratben lieBen.-
Stus TX. tn einem S4reiben pom 1851.
Wtr eriu4sn Sis inifanbisii aasn bsnsn
NIT eireu, suten Wtlen unb eurer @unif
teiBuffsbeu, bic NIT @eif besabt unb NIT
senisenber RenatniB a%lsseriftet, ft9 an
Bic Arbett MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Setttns
gen CUR gertbeibisuns unb gerbrettins Der
tatbolii@ea 2ebre uer6TentIi9en. - @ncps
eIiea gtns TX.
9ie Stimme 9ep's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. ct Dominus vos benedicat /!
(9afst euer 9i1t Ieu9tsn Dor ben Wen'
I9en, bamit fe suere suten @srts isbsn.
anb Der 6err sebe eu@ basu Seinen Ses
!senD I'd.
SEQ XIII. an bas tn Yarma eri9sinsnbs
BIatt Luce Qeu9ts), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
Cine widti8e oas &tr6enet8en'
tbutts betretfenoe GntiGeioung.

Betanntlt1 III bier in ben Der. Staaten
bas seiammts Rir4eneisentbum Der Ratbos
Iiten ben Biid6fen Der ein,sInsa Di6esisn
ad personam 3usei9rieben. Ni9t bic
Rir@ensemsiubsn, fonbern Der Biidof 1T
@isentbamer aIss innerbaIb isiusr Di5esie
~selesenen &ir9snsutss, an ibn nerbsn bic
,Osebs" aussefsrtist, CT eri9eint In ben
Titles uab Ia ben tirtunbsn Der RssiRratore
ais gisenibimsr, nur er tam babsr has
Gut belaifen unb ~pertaufsn. Oies bat
bersits wiebsrboIt Su llu3ufSmmIi9teiten
unb Streiten 9efibrt, unb bic Srase I'm
bas gisentbum bes Rir9ensutss unb o5
basieIbe ,ueseu periOnIi9sr S@uIben Der
Bii96fe In gretutton sesosen uns u~ertauft
werben tonne, III insbeionbers In Der Iestsu
Seit, In benz traurisen Streite 3wil1en ben
@Idubisern bes grjbii9ofs 9ureeu BON
Cincinnati unb ben psri1tssenen tatboIis
i9sn @%emeinben, cine brsnnsnbe sewors
ben.
Sn bisier Grass 1T iosbsn cine ri9terIis
DE guti9eibuug erfohen, bic 3war nod
ni9t enbsiltis, absr inioferne BON GROCER
Bebeutuns III, aIs Re su @unfsn Der gle
sentbimsr pom Rir1snsdtern anertennt,
uenn bieie au9 auf ben psriSnli9en Namsn
bes Bii4ofs eiugsi9riebsn inb. Slr bic
@ldubtssr bss @rsbii3ofs frsiIi9 1T bic
gutidsibuns ni$t erfreuIi9.
Der belonbsre Sau, UNI ben ss i5 bans
bette, NOR bisisr: @r3bii9of 8uresq bate
U. u. cine Rots fur $1,000 ~ausaeffelt unb
berleIbsn als Sidsrbsit cine Sppotbet auf
BITE tatboli9e 2tr9e Az Glendale beisss
fast. Dirauf BIN iolte CUR Bsfriesisuns
Der Snbabers Sieier Rote bic Rir9e bur@
ben ,Wafer gommiitoner" ~p.rtauft wsrs
ben; aletu eine ansabI Der @emeinbemits
sIieber fu9te iofort uui eiueu ri9terIt9eu
ginbaItsbefsbI basesen nod, erffens auf
semife formslIe @rinbe Fin, u. Y. neil
Bic @emeinbe BON Der gtntlasuns Der 6ps
potbet ni9t ssb5ris tn ReuutniB sefest unb
Der 0srfaufsbsftbI auBssfsrttst woroen iet,
obne baB ibr @sIesenbeit seboten worbeu,
lire ginmdnbe Dor @eri9t seltenb 3u ma
den; sweitens aber aud nuf ben bic Sa9e
ieIbif bstrsffsnben @ranb FIN, baB bic pom,
Gr3bii4of usrpfdnbetet @runbfide cine
Der @emeinbs ssma1te S4entuns (?)
ieien unb nur, UNI ben 0orf&riften Der
Rir9e ,u .ssniisen, auf ben Ramen bes
grjbif&oiS einsetrasen worben, wsI& LET'S
tsrer aIio tbatid@It5 fe nur tn Der gisens
i9aft etnss vErufeeA BETTE. Ri6t nnr
In ben erwdbutsn formeaen Puntten, ion'
bern aud - mas unsIsi4 wt9tiser lit =
tn Iesterem ia&It@en puntte CAB Der &t@s
ter Der @emsin6s &e9t unb ertldrte bauit
10 melt BET ibm ftebenb, idmmtIt9e pom
Gr3bi9of auf air9snsater ausssffeIte Sps
potbsfen fir nuQ unb ni&tts, womit bic
5eran3iebuns bieier atr&ensater 3ur anse'
msinen 0sduns Der S@uIbmufs ausse'
f4lofieu III. no E
Die sroBe prin3ipienfrass iber has
gi~senibumsre@t an ben &ir&ensatern 1T
natirIi@ bur9 bisis srfri9terli@e gnti@eis
hung nod nidt snbsiltis erIsbist, immsr'
btu absr III bieie qrdesbsns'g nii9sibuns
uou Widtisteit. ia liz.
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2onbpn, IL. Ropembe

~. .#. ssSSsasStAs
Go ipisIt In :SrIanb isso ein ~abionberli.
DIES Stid. 5aIb trasif9, baIb fomii9,
TT es In lltipruns unb gntpidsIuns 70 Ell.
senartis, 70 'psri9isben BON GQsm, mos Bel
8oItsbswesunssn In anbsrsr Ssrren 9ans
Der bisber 81 Gage ssf0rbert wurbe, unb ba.
BET 70 @arattsriifi4 fur bic sesenudrtisen
iriiden 8ufdnbe, baB es f@ perIobnt, ibm
aufmertfam gu foIsen. d,
Sm @sfsn SrIanbs, in ber Bropin,
gonnausbt, Bel benz Orte 8alinrobe, Iebt
sin sbsmaIiser Officer, iest @utspermaIs
ter bes 2orb @rne, u f@ou felt Wo9en
tn einem Suifanbe, sesen ben Der flsins
BeIaserunss3ufanb etn rpabres parabiss
III. Ssit Wo9en ndmIi5 tam mebsr CT
nod feline Sraa ober Go1tsr fi1 ibsr bic
S9msIs bss Dobnbauiss ALIEN ms 5reie
pa8en, obne fir@ten ~ mi0eu, pom rinsss
UNI auflauernbsn 9ienern Der 2anbIiga.
gsbms tobtsei9oHen obsr ~mibbanbeIt Az
psrbeu. @oaen fe aber bod SsIb unb
@arten ~bearbetten, 10 mifen fe bieies un
ter 9eIsit bspaffastsr GonfabIer tbun,
BON bensl 3sbn Maun in 5auie eirquar.
tiert finb. Sc swei berieIbsn foIsen benz
Manns, psnn e. 4artoffsIn au~ssrdbt, fol.
gen Der frau unb Go9tsr, wsnn fs ibm
Eel Der Mrbsit btbaIfi@ fnb ODER ben Gar.
ten pfissen. Was admIi9 auf benz pa&ts
gut Su beforssn III, bas mifsn bieis brsi
alein tbun, benn, etnsei@i9tsrt bur@ bic
Drobunsen Der 9anbItsa, bat bas @sfnbs
bic auf bic Istte Was6 Idnsit bas Saus
perIafen, unb 70 bsIiebt aud ionft Captain
Boycott iammt ben Ssinissn In Der Na4s
barf@aft TT, past es bod tetne SeeIe usbr,
Bet Tim In Dienf AZ treten. Ni9t genua
an BEN, Tam er tetn Gubrwert auftrsibsn,
UNI feline benz 0erfauIen ausstisttsn Rars
toffeIn, ben grtras Der l.sten grnts, auf
ben nabsseIssenen Martt tu %brinssn. 9ts
Wetser Der Na9barf9aft perweisnn Tim
fsleii@ a~uaufabrtn, Der Bidder Iiefert fsin
Hrob, Ser ~6obIsnbdnbIer feine Tsusruns,
Ia feIbff Der Poifbote uast ft& ni9t Ia bic
Ndbe bes In Gann setbansn Sautes, um
bic Briefe fur 60 abjuseben. Gar sinsn
pom autem Sauie unb fir 3msi 9as
men, BITE an Bebasli9teit ssp6bnt fnb, 1T
bies, wie erf4tIi@, Elm unertrdsli9ss Das
[ein. Nnbere bitten Der pa9tuna Idnaft !
ben Rlden aeuanbt. Der gapitdn a6sr
'ammt Srau unb To&ter f&etnen aus gar
lnorrissm SoIae sef&nitt Su fein, babsn
bisbsr snti9loEen a~ussebaIten In brobsns
,sr 2sbensssfabr nnb bitteren gntbsbrua.
zen, unb molten f9 ni9t psrt9en9en Iafs
en- non ibrsm @runb unb Bobsn, ist ss,
fs i'm Iisb sswonnsn obsr bab fe ibrsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14

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