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New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

store clothes you might save your lfer But in ten
minutes he was being dragged around the streets
like a dead cat"
yet our people are made up of different races"
ayes, but the boys govern tho streets of New
York They have never been abroad, know only
their Ward of the city, and live that period of
rowdyism through which almost all American men
have passed. 1t is not exactly intolerance but tho
indulgence of propensties for brutal sport. Cow
ardice is the basis of all rowdyism wolves and
mobs are very much alike; individually skulking
in multitudes ravenOus."
ave want to warm all snow images" said
to the barkeeper, " and make all gypsies respect
able This is the glacier age, grinding the very
stones to soil"
"Respectable is the word" said the barkeeper
(which those boys meant, stoning the Hungarian
gypsies. They were justified by most of the prac-
tcal teaching of this age, which denies man the
right to be idle if he is more useful in idcness
than dangerous by occupation to be picturesque
to be different to be ones SELF is the unf0rgven sin
in this age of libcraty."
took my regulation beer and departed, to look at
that mobilize ocean. JOHNNY BOUQUET.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
The COUR1 s.
LAWYERS GOING TO LAW.


Judge LaTemOre, in the Court of Common
Pleas Special Term, made yesterday order appointing
a receiver in suit brought by F. A. Ramson against
Levi S. and II. y. Chatdcld compel an accounting.
The complaint recites that Mr. hanson and Levi $.
Chatfeld in 1877 formed awpartnershp according to
the terms of which expenses and receipts be
divided equally. II. S. Chatfcd, Levi S. was
admitted into the partnership in 1877 under the agree
ment that all the expenses and profits of the busi
of the firm should he shared equally between them
Levi S. Chatfcld in 1873 became the attorney Abra
ham Hewlett in the we-knOwn action against Samuel
wood and Others and caused his to be appointed
torney for the defendant Wood The firm of Chatfelds
Ransom performed great many valuable services in
this litigation, and Mr. Chatiied has begun as sole
plaintiff numerous actions to for legal services in
the suits connected with the Wood estate. Ransom
alleges tnat he Is entitled onc-trd all
covered by Chatfeld He also alleges that the firm was
dissolved in 1880 and that he has been deprived of
interest IN the property and rights of the firm and that
MI Chafeld had represented to several persons
whom fees for legal services due, that Mr.. Ram
son had no interest in them.
An accounting therefore, of all moneys received by
Mr. Chadcld and of all the transactions the firm Is
demanded, and in the meantime the appointment of a
receiver 10 take exclusive charge OF all the partnership
effects and
The defence of Mr. Chated is that Ramson has no
interest IN any OF the claims rights referred
complaint. McssrS Scarns and appear as attor-
neys for Mr. Ransom and H. a. Wen for the Defendants
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE RAuwAYe
NEw-NoRK CITY June 3 1881. (
NOTICE is hereby given that fhere will he

ameeting OF the stockholders and
@ ms company at the ONCE IN tecy Of Peoria. H. 18th
Gay OF jury lsel at 10 O'Clock for The OF
d1ldng ne Issue OF Iwontyfour thousand l2oo1 shares
purchase Of branch lines Of road furnishing additional equip
ilent and requirement or terminal
The option subscribe
pro rata to the stockholders of June Is at
S4o pc! share such right option expire of
August lSol Transfer books June 25th az
O'Clock pm G. MITCrIITlI- Secrafarry
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
OWL NOTES-
William

John s. Tuttle, Martha f.. Wetmorc, William
kimball and Catherine l.. owen have begun an action
III the supreme Court against the Brush Electric um
mating Company OF New York. to restrain from putting
up poles in Twenty -hfth-st., between Broadway and
SXth-aVc Judge TruaN granted yesterday temporary
nunc ana an order TO show why should not
De made permanent.
Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers granted yesterday writ of certiorari in favor
the NcwI Elevated Railroad Company against the
CITY, to review the action of the Tax Commissioners IN
regard 10 the real property OF the company on tnc
ground that the valuation for the present
FORMER years IL in uf s value. The appca
ton Tor the writ was made by Dorshcmcr Bacon Dcyo
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPNENT

SENECA FALLS, n. Y, July 15.-The veterans
OF the State are anticipating pleasant time at the scm
annual encampnent of the Grand Army the Republic
10 DC heid mere July ~ and 2s They expecting Gen
erals Grant, Sheridan, Hancock, Smith, Gillmorc s,o
cum, Butler. VicePresident Arthur and Secretorv ,ir
coin To he present and the citizens Seneca Fails r
arranging TO give them royal reception The
central and Hudson River Railroad has reduced the
from and otLer points to Seneca Falls urin,
the encampment. ~ ' in5
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
JUDGE BROWNS FIRST DECISION.

Judge BrOwn yesterday handed down in the
United states Circuit Court his first opinion since his a-
pontment to the bench. 1t in the brought by
Margaret sullivan against the New York, New-Iavcn
ana Hartford Railroad Company to IA penalty
OF $50 for demanding and receiving from the plaintiff
excessive fare beyond the of 3 cents a mile ON
trip from New Rochelle to Mount Vernon, May H. $50
and also $4,000 DANA for being elected from the train
on the return trip the day. The defendant de-
INJURED ON the ground that the two compaint
had been improperly united in the suit. Judge brown
decides that on the complaint there is but of
complaint, that for personal injuries but allows the
complaint TO be amended.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
REPORTED DEATH or COUNTERFEITrP

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Chief Brooks. of tbe
Secret Service Division, has received a telegram fro,
Operative Bauer, at Knoxville, Tenn, stating that Mobo
M Morrill,, the counterfcter, who escaped from te e
on July IL mt Morrstown, Tenn wa. strucL don,
by lightning on Wednesday last while living ont in tIe
woods 10 escape being rearrcsted and that he was rd
yesterday. Chel Brooks says similar case orcnrrod
some years ago, ana time after the death had ha
the streets in Philadcph 'Na oh
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

SATURDAY. JulN l6-P. NJ

SATURDAY. July l6-P. VI.
Measured by the amount of transactions to-day's
stock market will be caSecd as a dull one. Tho
business aggregated only 2J6, ,9S7 shares arajust
2G9GG3 shares for yesterdays work. which was not
counted as an active day. But in other respects the
speculation was as active and exciting as has been
seen for many day. While nearly the whole lis,
of prices was morc or less depressed it was the fig
urcs for the old granger stocks that suffered the
greatest declines. OF St. pau stock alone the re-
corded Transactions amount to $500 shares or
onc-fh OF the total done in all stocks Last even
ing the stock closed at 123ls to-day it opened at
1223i, and after many fluctuations sold at us fol-
lowed by rally 10 1898 aud an official closing at
1854, but after the official closing there were
900 shares OF stock sold-and in the Board room
at 1lSisG l1S. There is not It question that the
stock was freely supplied by the "pool" in it, and
that It's price was several times steadied and rallied
by repurchascs by the :" pool SO that after allow
ing for the purchases and sales of traders il seems
probable that tho amount of the stock actually
marketed does not exceed 10000 or $4,000 shares.
North western less active, the transactions
amounting only to 10,f00 shares, but it's price
yielded from l25'S to 12l3suI2ll2. OF course the
Immediate cause which actuatcd the sale of these
stocks is the unsatisfactory reports concerning the
crop prospects, and no persons likely to be more
correctly informed as to the trne condition of the
crops than the owners of the st. Paul and North
western stocks The remainder of the market WAS
dull and weak, although several rccovcres occurred
during the day. Western Union opened I'M Mt 90
declined to 91, again rallied to 92 when il WAS an
nounced that the injunction restraining the pay
mcnt OF the dividend was vacated and closed at
01'2 against oO34 yesterday. Tho whole market
closed weak near the lowest prices of the day.
Government bonds were quiet, with sales at the
Boards of only $f1 900 But prices were fully
steady the quotations being unchanged us follows:
Bit ASk'hl
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
CEuTRAL RhILROhD Cd.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
$4,000,
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
American Dock and Improvement Company,
Due .BuIy Ist. 1921.
Due .Suly Iss, 1921.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY I AND lilly ?.
FREE FROM TAXES BY THE UNITED STATES
AND THE sTATE OF NEWJERsEY.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED ny
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEWJERSEY.

These bonds Nortpa-e on the en,i-
property Of the Company. which land and water
ont adjacent 10 the present Of the CTsNTRAE
RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY. at Jersey CITY and extend.
ing souley NewYork Bay FOR miles and re-
Gently appraised by dsnteosted parties twelve and
half million dollars.
All The stock of the Company uy the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJEIstN. the property
having been acquired by Company cost exceeding
Sloouo.OOO.
Ii Is stipulated the MORTGAGE proceeds Of all sales
OF the property Of the Company in these
Bonds, the Company reseryng the al 10
when the Bonds cannot be purchased market az
lower price designating by lot the ulmbe.s DO
redeemed after 90 Gays's public notice.
The COMPANY has purchased riparian rights OF the
shore owners and grant from the Of an
OF iis claims TO land under % the same
The Nalac of this wafer front scarcely ovcresmatcd
in view of the proposed extension the BALTI
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD from the Sontl and the
extension of The lines of CENTRAL BAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY through Pennsylvania q connect with tho
WABASH, ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD.
OF tic S5o00.00O issue purchased v us for
account oOaTseves and associates arc amount has been
exchanged for the old per bonds of AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, under the COM
pany's circular OF June l6 last.
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER AT t02 f-2 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST. RESERYING THE RIGHT
TO ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEW-Y0RK.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

In I.ondon, British cOnsols were IS easier at
lol :5-lG and 101 5-1G for money and accout
spectvcly. United States four per cents are quoted
down u ut 1l3'4 quotations for the other issues
were not received. American railways opened from
! to = per cent lower than last evenings closing
il'!urcs. but later made recoveres, except ST.
Ianl. which further declined from 150 10 1913.
Comparative exports of -four, wheat and corn
from the principal Atlantic ports for week ending
July ., and from January /, 1880 and 1881:
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
BONDS iND B1NK STOCKS.
10 O'CLOEN To L. O'EInrK
II O'CLOCK 10 2Io O'CLOCK.

Louisiana COnso Caunna ~ouhn LIST Tex Pac In (;'nt
1000 81 100. u oOO
y l. lV Wcstn Tex st 10000 ia N4I
Ne" ~ con 800 Il Granic div 10000. ....... S.Ll
''WV---..- W lopoo 30 100 y Elevated LIST
100000 .-.-.. ioul Mo kan& Tex t6s 1000 ...- Il6
10000. ...... lUo7s 1000 ... ai L Norihwrsf Il
1000 .....- lol y j Cent Al BIDS 5000 - lI3L,
10000 ......lUll2 5000 1861, y YC,nir,l = r,,
! ~ y West J Central income 5.0OD . I.{, Il,
New 20 iUl'lrt 900 loH North o lSt
- lfIilSVllle q Nash 1000. .-....l l23
Mahttttah h'''h' Gen mtg So $500 Harlem lst
=, ',"uV - lnoO -.l0jfs 5000 G.. I35
Metropolitan FL lst Den e K q LIST con
H,OUp ..... lc0 1000 e.. III
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, \
PliisniHG, June H. 1881. '
NOEhGE 10 hosdcrs Of bonds
OF the county o. Allegheny,
state OF PcsnnsXEVanin:

The sinking Fund Commission County OF Al;er,c,,
stateof Pennsylvania by authority vested in Them
by act of Assembly approved the "a day Aprh A. D. 1863
do hereby notify the holders Of Allegheny County Bonds nas
bonds numbered and dated follows No S5 Sc IS
80 40 A. A. i3 a. 49, is 49, d. 81 ~ ST. IS g. g. G5
6G Co. Gs 60 90 Il, 72 3 - 75 IS a. So sI So So so
90 all dated January 1868 and January l. lSs
viii be paid presentation ooe OF The
County Controller, Pttsbnrg. Penn LIST day OF
August 1881, at which date AL upon said
bonds.
J. II. MCCrNP.
JOHN HARPER, sinking Fund Con,nittca
GEO ALEXANDER,
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

n will issue Sl0000o0 First Mortgage u per cent s. 20
BONDS IN sums of $1,000 each payable
d"enahle after nve at the option
payable June and December viz Coupon Bonds which NAV
DC registered
Bonds not TO be redeemed until all outstanding anon Bona
gag TO te central Trust Company OF The City OF
OF the plot OF land fronting Bowling
@ @ eA,enong from Beaver TO stone.s together with u
change Proposals. ndorsed and addressed Charna
W l fnance committee FOR all part sSOoO0O
ile aforementioned Bonds Will OF
Medncsday Jnly 20, at the Exchange
New York. All bids viii be
10 33 Pesrst at noon that day check per
OF me amount desired must accompany
oi accepted bids will be given by a July q Payment
e boads with accrued interest from
en must De made at the Central Trust Company
ioIt August l. 1881, which Company viii
exchanged for The Bonds printed
or about August - The right Is to
not deemed FOR the best interests Exchange ANY fur
her information desired furnshed Dv either 81 The
undersigned. = ~ - Nv
J. II. HERRICk. Chairman.
g. II. WEBSTER,
L. =. WHITMAN,
-, Finance Committee.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

State bonds were dull but steady. Louisia consols
sold at rs seller 80 days. Tennessee 6s at 70. and
Virginia Us old at 80. OF city bank stocks fifteen
shares of American Exchange sold Mt 100.
The little that done IN railroad bonds pcnor-
ally was at shaded figures but exccptin few issues
the dealings were too small to constitute market
Erie second consos declined from 1913, to IOl Is
and funded 5s from 99l2 to 9ol2 Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seconds - lower at 81 after sales at
o3 io, and general mortgages were ia lower at 94
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

gans. Men of justice, too with eyesght further
than their feet have led them At Conoy Island is
one such, placed IN charge of half dozen fellow
workers. and with many thousand dollars passing
through his hands per day and 10 system of
" checks" He has skin clear as womans q
clean, civil energetic address hair of light brown
curling naturally, and linen the Prince of Wales
might envy. lie looks more like Aurora or tho
genius OF cool morning, than any Of the paintings
With his small white apron over his Marscillcs vest
he Is no more like servant than General Washing
ton was i'll his Masonic apron.
l found him looking at tho weather prophecies in
his cmoycrs interest for the season has been prettv
hard on Coney Island bosses. Strange he said
how that Canadian man hits the weather every
uine and he predicts it 80 uncvasiyely so clearly
and confidently too"
Looking at the paragraph lie handed me- I said
as my eye fell on another spot: Did You observe
how the hungarian gypsics were assaulted a wlnlc
ago with stones and abuse and driven back to
Castle Garden from Yonkcrs-thcy and their own
wagon imported to travel In, and thor horse thew
had the ready money to purchase, notwthstand-
ing that they could speak languages and had refined
looking daughtcrs?"
"fcs,' said the head barkeccr and was reflect
ing that not a savage tribe in the world would he
have III that way to fricndless strangers merely
going through"
The justice of his comment made me ask to what
faint i'll our race, element of race he attributed
such brutality to.
"ProVinciasm," he said "want of intercourse
boorShncss. A man dare not part his hair in the
middle among the educated classes of this country
even if he was an apostle, Shakespeare How
them can you expect the boys the lots the cow
hcrdcrs and -pasturers of the suburbs to have
any tolerance for difference of dress or the pecul
iarity of their vehclea Libcrtyw exclaimed the
barkccper the liberty you have here is to look out
of the window and think silently of the slavery of
individuality in this country. The fashions have
TO change all at once or somebody would be robbed
Talk of the martyrdom of the Christian fathers :;
why the Chinese had more of it. / saw one
knocked in the hoad at Spring Street Market only
because he had pgtail. Said l, following him
along, My Mongolian friend, you don't know your
neghborhood. If you would go and get suit of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
&betn: uub WpfeIIanb.

Sn &6In 1T man nod INNER bamit
beftdftist, bic uerpfuidten, neil Su plump
geratbenen &reu3bIumen bss Domss ab3u.
i9leifen. Gum britteumaIe Hnb bic Spiss
ssn iett NIT 8ertIsibunsen perisbsn NOR.
ben anb BITE @rbeiten psrben eneraii4
bur4sefibrt. Oas WatsriaI. ueI1es Bis
lang absebobeIt wurbe, betrdst i1on iber
bunbert 3olesntnal Sc IN bteie Mrt unb
Beiie, bic BIurten In sin ri9tisss @srbdIts
mfg gu brtnsen, isbenfaIs Der 5srabnabms
uorSu3tsben. Man bdtte tn bieiem Sale
bic idmmtli9en Steintbeile, wsI1e BET Der
S9IuBfieinIesuns In Der fsierIi1ffsu Weiie
einsefist porben parsn, aufbre9en mils
fen unb subsm mar bic Serabnabnie Der
i9weren areu3blumsn NIT ben sr5Bten @es
fabren perbunbeu. - I'm l. sIprtI wirb
NIT benz RisberreiBsu Der am gIeuienspIat
In 8 oblen3 gelesenen @ebdube gum
Bau bss neusn Boffssbdubes bssonnen. -
Bel Erier battsu bic l1fsrbewobner Der
MoisI burd 9o9futb, bereits bic awsits
felt aaerbeiIisen, cine unanssnsbme Bee
ideeruns. Die sunss @ssenb itanb unter
@afer. Sn 8faIBeI fiss Der 5Iub
bod tn ben DIT binauf. Sn &uwer
fubr mar Weibna9tsn nit ben Dassn TN
Wafsr tn ben Strasen. 2mti9sn Seses
rab unb Wenserobr rutidte Der Damn, Der
Wofelbabn elm, Der @erfebr 3uii9en CD
T a n 9 unb Trier warb ~siuseifsIt, sbenfp
swii@en Gbra n 8 unb WttIt9. = Der
Rriessmtnifter bIt fd In benz fortiFcatori'
f9en Eerrain 81 g6Iu sIet9 Dor benz
5abnentbor Elm @runbftid ausbebunssu,
auf weI1em sin nsues @oupsrnementsse.
bdube erri9tst wsrbsn iou. Disiss @es
bdube fol- cine bera,tise s~lusbsbnuns unb
Siuri@tuns erbalten, baB bobe farfIi9s
psrfouen BET ibrsr Mnmsienbsit In bsr
Stabt barin Wobnuns usbmen t6nnen. -
Mm 81. .. Wts. taste ~ g6In Der seuts
i@e apotbeter' 8erein, benz cine sroBe I'm
sabI Npotbeter aus Der Rbeinprouin3 Bet
pobuten. - Oab bret gbspaare unb untsr
bteien bret @ei9uiffer ibre soIbene Sod.
Sett auf einen Gag fetern, mug wobl tu ben
Seltenbeiten gere1nst perben. Gin fold
i~sItener Sau III uou BirtenfsIb Su be-
ri9tsn. gm IL. DECEMBER maren ss so
Sabre, baB 5r. @erber RarI Rdber uub
Srau, 5r. Gerber 9snsIer unp Srau unb
9r. Gerber 6arl Satob Ndber unb Srau
in ben Stanb Der gbs traten. 9sidut:
fer inb bic Srauen Der e,flen Paare unb
Der Wann bss britten Baares. Sdmmt.
Ii9e SubiIare uub SubiIarinnen baben ib
rem gbrentas in erwani&tem BobIistn sr'
lebt unb eut5prehen6 Qefetert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
y 4 s { a n b.
d

Die grnts bieies Sabrss TT In Dsutid.
lamb bintsr Der bss portsen Sabrss, ben
amtli1su 8eri9tsn sufolse. febr erbsbli9
auriidgebIieben. Der Nusfau betrdat
!, 1851, 2s2 Tonnsn Roasen, S2s, 400
Tonasn Wst3sn, 227, 500 Tonnen @erfe,
n, 9s6 Eonnsn Safsr, 1855, 1876 Gonnen
aartoffsIn, bic Come 5u 1000 8iIo,
sramm. Gros bss Winberertrases Der
grnts III Der Wertb bes seernteten Guam.
tums In bisism Sabre abioIut b0bsr, ais
TN p~srsanssnsn Sabre, unb 3uar um ll4,,
400, 900 Mart. Sc sebt baraus bsrpOr,
pis smpFnbIi9 BITE Gbeaernns I'm 2anbs
1T, unb pis usnis l1ria@e BITE 9anbptrtbs
i9aft bat, sssenwdrtis aber stns Spesials
RotbIase Az flassn. Die bur8i&nitIt4en
Yrsiis (bsr taufsnb 6tlosramm) hnb felt
benz porissn Sabre seitiessn: fur &osssn
UNI SO Rar, ~ Pf., fir 9erfts aui is
81 pf.; fur 5afsr um 10 M. 90 pf.,
far partoffsIn um IL M. 81 Yf. Sn
proesntsn bstrdst bic preisfsiseruns fir
runb 80, fir 8stssn %, fur
8, fur 9afer 10 unb fir &atofftIn
stwa rs pro3eut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
9 ateru.

Die gorbinians : 2inbe BET Sret
n 9, psI9e, mie bic Gage bsridtst, Der
81. gorbinian Dor 1900 Subren sep1anst.
uurbe pom sinsm bsftisen Sturue faii
uoafdnbis uerni4tet.-8st Der &6ntsIis
den gant tn q arnbers ,purbe Elm Rai'
ieubsfijit BON IS 900 Wurt entbsdt. gu
ben 8 Sreifeleu, bic Der unterfrdnfii@e
9anbratb fur bas 9ebrerisminar tn
Nf9affenburs bewtIiste, babsn f9
ni9t weniser ais 81 aipirantinnen, barun'
ter por3isItd Sodter pom Beamten semsls
bet. l~1sbe,baupt 1T Der Nnbrans BON Aipt'
rantinnen gun, 2ebrfa@ 3u 8ssinn bee
Iaufsnben S9uIiabres Elm enorusr.-Su
Der fir bas Sabr tn q irnbsrs proiet'
tirtsn bapsrii4en 2anbss: ausfsIluns ba'
ben f9 Bis iest bereits 1900 9~lusfeqe,
aus ben &reiien Der Snbufriellen unb 9e'
werbetreibenben semeIbet. Ote 8orarbei'
ten auf benz gusfeuunsspIate idretten In
srfreuli1sr Weiie porpdrts.
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DtSeonRn.

Qaut Ha1ri9ten pom eau Claire
usripreden bic 5i9tenboI5idIdss I'M Chip,
pspasEbale fi1 In bislsm Wintsr auf cirea
zoe. 900 900 SuB iber ben Isstidbrissn
grtras 3u bs3ifsrn.
SbsIeid Der iibIids EbeiI bss Staa.
ties TIM aasemsinen far Rspss III, fdeinsn
bod bic Iusfidten Sawper's fur bic gr.
wdbluns gum Ser. Staatsn Senator mebr
unb msbr fsfts @siaIt su geptnnen; Der
Rampf In Der 2sstsIatur TT sin bsibsr unb
fo0te es uns ni9t punbsrn, wsnn Rspss
Der Sieser pdre.
Den Dinnebasos tn 8iseoufn
III snbIi9 bas ibnen lang periaste &e9t
senorben. Das 5aus bes gonsre1es pai'
frts BITE Senatbtq, ueIde BITE @tnnebasos
70 gut wie NIT benz gou6arsertbum belief.
bet.
&i9arb 9uentber, Der erwdbIte
Staatsi9asmeiter unb @ousreBmann pom
8. Diftriet, iol tn Dsuti9Ianb ben Ramen
&Ietnsuentber sefabrt unb has
vRletnA bier eisenmd4tis abssfrsift baben.
Die gntbsdun8 wirb pon Boud's Ssituna,
Der Ofbtoib Zines, t~rtumpbtrsnb In be
WeIt btnaus poiaunt, NIT Der SuHnuatien,
baB nun pieuei4t @~usntbsr's RaturaIiia,
tion-pstI untsr faIi9em Namen srIanst
-unb mitbin aud fein gonsrebmanbat
unsiltig isieu. @usntber feIbf ertIdrt,
baB es In ieinsm Ssimatsorte uerf9iebsns
FamiIien @uenther mob. bon beneu mon
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Souano.

.Sn SoIanb foa In bisfem Winter Elm
intsrnattonaIss Observation-Disclosures fats
fnben. Der ensIii9e rationale S1Iitts
i9ubIdufercIub, 6efen YrdRbent Der 5ers
3os BON Deuonibire 1T, bat NIT ben bebeu,
tenbftsn boadubii4en Clubs eth Nbtommen
setroHsn, baB awii9en &otterbam unb
Utrecht nod etusstretenem G~rOfwetter cine
sroBe @isbabu tu benz Swed besefsnt
usrbe. Sn etnem tirali@ abssbaltenen
Wsstins bes 5aupteIubs uurbe Der Sstre'
TOR asseuisien, f9 NIT ben Clubs bes
5efIanbss In 8erbinbuns gu fsssn unb
bisisIben our BetbsiIisuns etnsuIaben.
Die 9reat gafsrn, @iisnbabn bat bersis
allen snsIii9sn 5erreu, wsl9s bieien
Sport mit3uma9en sebenten, cine Yrsis.
ermdBisuns BON 80 PCT. fir bie @eiie Cons
bon Sarwt9: &otterbum unb 3urid ,use'
iast. Wan srpartst uon hen beuti&en
STANDARDIZATION au9 cine rs&t ,abIret9e
gstbeilisuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

forte. S9aben circa $4,000. Die Bsf
grewinss Company bsbantte fi9 fir bic
suteu Dienife Der Seusrmsbr NIT eineu,
9ei4ent BON 500 an bic 9srf@erunss'
cafe Der 26i9mannl5aft.