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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE MINNESOTA SENATORSHIP.

Whatever the leaders Oh either side may
say there CLestiOn that Ramsey has drVei0II :,
strength which has surprised oven hs friends McNi!
lsns managers affect to be ignOraht Of the existence vi
nny cOnsidera ole Ramsey DOG. and II 10 p"ssbt icy
tDsy be sine, ia tier cOnemp upus e3nate u us
extent importance. But il 80. u ovdeL theJ .ie
se!fdectIved. The shFewd6St afd mos disihcrrstcd
political observers, who have watched thc cutus ana
OF toe contest. do not Ia slIatc It, cSTs
the conviction that Ramsey Is the coming man. Il )
active friends least passed beyond the pODt Vi
ne-c hOpefuiIiess t. on of saugnuv conf ltDce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
RARIrAN Ray FROZEN.

South AMBOY, n. D., Jan. 9.-For the first
time In many years Kattan Bay is eoldIy fO1en
over TO d width Of miles, aud all communication by
water to New Brun wick South Amboy aud other towns
on the river stopped Yesterday and today powerful
tugs have been rndeavOrng 10 break channel through
the ice for tho passage OF vessels. Above the Central
Railroad drawbridge the swirl current OF the river has
not permitted the ice form IT, any considerable Gep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-Senator William sharon. OF Ne
vada Sir Thomas Hesketh and Lady Hesketh R Angus
vice president Of the Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway Company. and Angus smith, OF Miwaukee-~.-
fUth Avenue Rotet-Congressman George NJ Roboson OF
NewJersey Charles T: Gorham OF Michigan. and mrs
Olive Logan Skies. Bucktngh0Dt HoeA. snveta de
Mots Brazilian Minister China and Captain dc saldanha
da CANA, Of Brazil Wesfaser HoeL-Captain Condrons
OF the steamship City Of Brussels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE SECRET OF GREAT SUCCESS
-. ~. II.Irrc-l IL ;. III l,LrnnlcLk

THE Ngw-YoKK TRIBUNE las gained the
dlsiiurI Of hlVm= ne iatscS' crtui non duonE LIZ
ann the voice OF tne best cJnSrhCr Oi me th p9 ccp
ink abrrAst Of the highest progress aNoilus t ~
J,srusslou hearing all sides Appearing alwata to The
hest intelligence and the quest morality dr'IushE ID
the tastes of the VIC ar the lfeJuuieea q" te X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

From me Iort JeTuiS ". T., ITi htItes Union; r
TIE NEW-YOKK TRIBUNE Is model or
acrrat. anu riad Journalism. During the cain 1ign
n yrlmalIy controlled the policy % the Rspnhl can purity
and In n IN high degree T. due the mignllorn success
of that party IN November We most cormlIY commend
ruE TIuRtjsE 10 our patrons Its column" contain
nothing ar scusatOnai ANA u ~ III oEciy senso VI
tho wur,i a clean, ahl and brilliant journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

-.
Too much credit cannot be given THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE for its work in the last campaign
IL dh magnificent service. lis hl0ws we're timely,
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
poliliral Notices.

Twelfth Ward Republican Association of tho XINth
Assembly DislCt will Ud ihoIr nst regular ne eihg 90
Iuesda evening. January IL. 1851 al pm AZ h!hod nan
GRO. l.. BEST, Secrttlry. fIesiuoht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jao. 10. a. m.-hfter 10 a. M
SesterCay the movement the barometer WAS DOWN
ward. the fall being most marked between o p H. ana
soidDight Clear weather was followed by cloudy
weather with light snow seet and rain during the al
terncn and night Tho temperature ranged between i9
and 3O' the average (23is being 1879 lower than on
the corresponding day last year. and 9' higher than on
Saturday.
Cloudy weather, with rain snow. followed by colder
AMI and ceariug weather. may DO expected to-day I'D
this CITY and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE REWARD OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
A NATIONAL HENEFACTOR

HE TRIBUNE did most valiant service dur
ing tht late campaign aud It IL pleasant to know that it
has reap.d the reward greatly Increased circulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
BRIGHT FUTURE PROSPECTS.

= j
THE TRIBUNE, under It's pres mt manage
meDt. has Gchlrvcd Widespread circulation aud great
popularity among the American people, ana the pros
cts ahead for successful uture very bright Tor 1t
indeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE LEADER OF PUBLIC OPINION.
ErOtn Ths lLnI INIT IN NM hnMOn1Li.k

No newspaper in this country has, for the
past thirty years, exer; so great an lhiGeDcc and
done 81 much to mould public opinion all important
rstons OF politics ant morals US the NEw-IoRK
TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
HARD WORK FOR THE RIGHT.


The widespread circulation OF such q paper
AS LIE TRIBUNE IS Of iucalcuabe benefit to the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
GpcclGl Notices.


Henry A. Daniels W. De- III Lexnst9I.IVt. near 29ths
IOIr. 10 aItJtIi
Attention. ~ g5uticnsA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
STARRED IN THE SIDE.

Vnzenzo FREDERICK, age thirty-One OF No.
fl CROSBY IT, stabbed 10 tbr let side IL quarrel
with jose Lowurn OF No 80 Muberryst, at Roosevelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
AMERICAS HISTORIC PAPER.

The NEW YORK TRIBUNE Is tine historical
newspaper 81 America. II made more pcopio 'hinH
than any paper ever publlNhed III INV olLcl c" I
Devotional M re- genius than any other publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
MAYER LESS THAN GRTAT.

FyOiuT bs helkuh tInpl) que Guy
TIE NEw-IOKK TRIBUNE has never Dcen
les, a,, n .f,tt lt,.,. 10 .t who want . goOu paper
we can roumc r THE TRIBUNE never, AL thhg5 con
slcrtd able, or moro reAd"o or u"I" S1''si' '"N '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
A WORLDWIDE MARVEL.

Tue NEW YORK tribune Wa" cS'apilShcu
nv uor.,. t:r'.,cy IA lSll ana ~ tu-dny al tLc
wOr DIS lry,l ~ the way Of h"wipancr enterprise II
Is certainly The leading newspaper III tue Ohted HatoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
TttF VERY FIRST PLACE.

ILom THe HethIs NfHH) DduV HlHrS
TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE III wonder IN
ionfi,, II mods the hrst place AS literary Journal
amongst Ire American press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
\ GREAT 49, .lrUTlt

4 GEEAI = I y.
From The Lrol (T,,rp Drte0crGt Reporter.
THE NEW-IORK 4RiHUSE Is one OF Amer
irn'd .t.,Gn .IpLra Nr AL Uirr ts crrri-c ANA
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

If Troubled with Bronchitis or any Throat
All iy III once D.. JsyH :. LA",cto-tR an Old cs;a-
lsEei incdic.r f,i ali Cou,a5, Co.'s aud Lag Acc.
tiouI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
Ter rnrrNOsr JOuKNAL OF TUE WORLD

THE FDREMOST JOUKNNII OF ~. ~ INbO'
from The Wbfte Harcn IFnHl J9WhHH =,
TIE NLW-Y YORK lRIBUNE 'tthuS lO-uay Cne
foremost Journal Oh AHvricaI C'utncht ana WIN
no suprriur IA the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

We are often asked. is THE NEw-YORK
TRIBUNE ~ cool "a, when n race Cat. elrv had II ~
uupWcr we would say thai while we mass the grand old
man, Yet much better than II as uhdcr MS Az
mniafratlon IA 1850 l. better than $50 JON IN lSh
has advanced IN tue last ten years. ana III EUN NJ mas
kcpt I'm the front IL ~ the paper FOR the American
tho rhaML tho nrnlesslOn man lnc lLDOrCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

TIIT rXP1"I n ~ IIPT'pLT'AN '~NT
tron Inc Vnrriahrrd .|epHl TuE
No paper Ou aims Coht.u Mt mas duhr NOR
H. Ntp,4 f' .ffb J. :,'r t'f. .ht.nu t tI
u,inr lr. 80 . Iutcan .r an "cu tho .-Irg o..
- :: riIc,i. tttI.Ii to tr @ui. rcfn oiIc !hI
IN. I4lIi*L. TIC g, 60 go 81 q r! 90. i.Li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

anu 0ax sts. at midnieht yesterday. Both men are
Ialians FREDERICK taken to the Chambers Streets
Hospital, and L0wOr0 ran away. t 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

Owing 10 tn recent warm weather many
co.. ,cs go II Il tin year
Il ready uIc.lcI.--l i'nliad. pIiI Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

GENERAL HAwiEY PRESENTED WITH VASE DY
MS ASSOCIATES CPoN THE CENTENNIAL cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
PURE AND Obstructive
AN INFLUENTIAL POSITION

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE is Il clean paper
every line III IT DC read wn profit by every mcm
Der OF tie family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

Brown banker, tho wcaiihiost citizen OF Portland by
slipping on ice his residence TO-DAY. IupinEed
blood vessel IN the head and Was fatally Ijuscd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
OPINIONS OF CONTEMPORA RES.

AN ENVIABLE DISTINCTION.
go - From The PittS'on uenn.l Gdzsu.
THE NEW York tribune is now spending
more labor and muncJ than before hold the dis
uhcon has long enjoyed OF the largest circulation
among the best people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

The TRIBUNE. III ali that goes to make up
"A great pdpc, qudi IA tie United Sin;cS an "a
slnrrIur ms where. tfdcr s present nlinHs nj IL
hs reached state 0f prosperity never BET ro attained
II powerful agency for all that Is noble, Inspiring
a,1h pt,rrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
FLAMES IN PARK AVENUE.

defective 1ue in the house Of NJ. 9. Lane
j.; Ko G Park-aye caused damage % S'V bJ lac last
efenlux.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

When young Ragbag put his flyer at its best
speed diving up Columbus ave. and tlen hauid 10
policeman aad Is IL against the to drive
last on the avenue The Ofacer replied; Eyes. young
and Pm gad you have takca care not 70 break tho
tDaep-fBost0h Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE MAKER or COOP CITIZENS.
LIZ. .---.LL =

The NEW,) DIRK TRIBUNE, a. Il hSll arthOr-
ity his sa; 81 las dun more To- uaHr 100 -rnI.
and good citizens than any O;ncr single luiIehce
that ever eN sied IN this country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
FRIENDLY WORDS FROM A POLITICAL OPPONENT
From The LousU'tle -JoUrnat tDeml

In selecting MT. Dlalue lOF OcCIcldIl VI
State General Garfield consults the old rule OF placing
OF the head OF the Cabinet chosen from the list OF
recognized Presidential aspirans. Til, precedent, as
such Is good one for 1t secures The Administration
re prese stive able adviser and applied to Mr.
Blaine, IL promises TO work we'll He has. personally
aud Officially, the qualities to make efficient and popl
lar member Of the Cabinet. His familiarity with prDIo
business complete aud from the reservoir or private
life able bring cOpious draughts Of generous hos
pi;alty aud gcuial goOd-breeding. His intercourse.
therefore, wit tue Diplomatic Corps viii lack nothing
III Wedge OF tue world and social grace IL - S hN
fortune Is ample; winch will save bim B:.S'"w $
dilemma, when a house of; red hun at all annual
rental Just 81 600 es than his entire salary Of wonder
ing what lie could possibly do with that othrr thou
sandi Is even huted that MT Blaine, who lives very
handsomely IN house OF his nianEing new one
upon scale OF grandeur and convenience suited 10 HE
use NJ a Pref iar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
FRE on i STELESnIP.

Fire was discovered in the forecastle OF The steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
A SUGGESTION TO THE FIATISTs.

Congressman De La Matyrs wife owns a
tve acre grove ia Florida and her husband Is
bestaftng whether to to that State or not For
several reasons the move should benefit him. He has
ondness for politics and there Is no great Likelihood tnat
North In Florida money is scarce and his proesi-
ton body should study finance, WITH view 10
making plenty without work. perhaps meet With
II is also certain that fiat wheat cannot be grow D.
SUIT nobody las tried the experiment Of growing at
oranges BY taking each quarter peek OF the fruit dnl
labelling 1t a bishel, MIR. De La Mayr can maze ms
eie's five productive as any fifty acres L. the
world. By all means let BIN 60 TO Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

fr,1 IT,, N0r,tf1 IGi',V IS. - ES If4frr
THE NEW-lOEK lRlEUNG Atlll maintains It's
position i. Inr .r,tt 80 Ia. ~. ttJbJiitun pr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
ROBBERY IN FIFTY.F0UR STREET.

Mrs. White, who lives Mt No. II West
fhfy-iourhst sent her furned cloak. valued al $500
70 Arnold & Constabe's store last week to have II
repaired messenger the brought II back TO
her house last Thursday and the cloak allowed 10
hang In the ball Soon after the had LETT the
house. unknown thief. who doubtless had followed
he from the store rang the bell and said that
~ had been commissioned by Arnold Il Constable 10
get the cloak again. some further alterations were
nseessary The servant not suspecting the character
OF The gave the CLOAK 20 hin and lie disappeared
With IT, The police have been searching for hm in vain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

ITTE ITNI FITFE = = IT 1T \.
lar Jhc Fbres t.trrR tNich1 IbihUH'.
TIM. >cGhd. biz, du Sut - lct w believe
II t. br r"; III u tnh NV iorN iElbt W. e.
..,tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

TnE NV EoEN TGIHvNE Ie the paper. 1"
81 ~. i:'. D.. Of, i-I.l ~ ~ IirI Tor ~ tlr Nu '
thai matt, y that - h,st s.ri To tho dem .u.. i'c)
pie ~ a Glasses ana demon ngii'ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

The TRIBUNE has dOEe more tndn any 0tht
single PAPER III the county to mould public oI I"n al
today. with the 10000 subscribers 80 itS weekly cG
ton. thOrc n p,ucr gOOd position to tKcrt
iulucuce that VIII be ict throughout tue country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
NEVER SURPASSED

AS news AMI family pdpcr the " old rel
abb" IrIBUSE has never been 6uruasscd II tqlalie
aud II Is il better papof now IN ~ ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

FATALLY INJUEED By FALLING.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 9.-The Hon. John b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

ram - pm N"' Hf'''fft
THE NIW / IiK thirl ~ %, - on! Iph'on
by IT, 49,. .. g. L.,Iii" 500. UIf.G "i.,'.. .t'
BE- Wuu tur,i:i 'cur. l. ryrr week. IS Il keep dhr..7
VI the Tunes Ali rubirrt> ~U.tLy Of aticEtlru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

r1h Tbe Iorr tIHdl Hi,H 10 brOHi't|.
TuL IEIBTNI. Is hiSh-iOHru and able. and
q b.aty Ia ~f 40 Tar ~ itOfudt.O - CUucUruci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
DESERVING TrTIVhnNAL PATRON tGE.
TIE PEsrParEE ~ A'Tl


T'il NrE- GoEE l;l1I'\t L. the " c;t NWe
lean ..,>p. - o. .,.u P.s,r IN ,Nt'y nous
hold IA !.,itI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
LEADING IL All nEPAETNE%T9.

No paper IN ihc Union STANDS higher tlia
IL inc auuun ana ~ -; news, II ne, nl,i N
ccnnCoitr ;us, SncIi, tut literary IN tticT, sttOl
editorials, bnd Ildi' 81 E"ln lrlnisG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
A l.EEAT EnUCATn.

4 GREAT EDUCATOR.
Tr,.u lie hue r0,d tT.J) Ii.nrs anil J,preGI.
If one cuutl % " nothing else ID iCti, and
w,ulI IN IrlI.t ~. ..,ruvr - w"ud Ui i.,ccs
sity br Is wed :cId, ~ IT 'rur man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

GREATEST R%fUEN- OK Ir' CO@T.
1Ioiu me WttfTSd u IRA No'iy'n GH.
W newspaper III America returns more fOI
tn InuI-rA u ~ Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
T. NAME \ HOUSEHOLD WOR'

THE \EW-lULK fRIEt NJ /, Oh" OF "a" solid
iil go. p...'. 1. rin' MS l. r.'i'' q
i4.a.Iu VOID tgt lru:tu and bic a,n al the United
states.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
gefsi(&.Suxembu

Die beribmts bsIsii5e S9uIuns
tetiu9unss Gommiifion bat ibre Ir6eiteu
ruieosr a~ufssncmmen. Sic amtirt ;u Reufs
tatsau.
9err 6. q. 9Iaabot pom 6ospis
tai gu arIou, beim Z. 9inisn,H estment
oeia4irt, 1T gum g~ataiuensaryt 2. glafe
ernannt woroen.
5err s. 8. @eubeI pat bic na&ses
iu4te GntIuhuns ais 9eriStspousieber
bsim tribunal gu gaar9ss erbaIten.
5err M. 6. 6. @aRiIbou, Rotar
.u arIou, bat feline besebrte gutIaiiuus ers
ba!tsn.
8aum 1T bic giien5abn bon Sirton
ua1 Woutmebp in 8strieb, als au1 I4on
,pei Sise burd faIf5e Wsi9snteluns tus
chamber ~laufen. Gin Wasen 9. 81. muroe
puIusriftrt unb bret Rsiienoe lsibt usrlsst.
gu Bsrtrir sabIen bic tat5olf9en
S9aIen 425 S1ilsr, wibrenb bic pom s
9sbrsrn unb swsi 9sbrerinnen ssbaltsneu
Staatsi9ulen nur 80 S5ller sdbien. IS
oisier S4iIer iino &inber bon Staatsbes
amten.
6err O. SoneeIet pom 8ouiaon,
Stilsr Der uuiusrftdt 96nsn bat nit sros
Ser Iastei@nuns bas grameu ais gtuil'
insenieur b%efianoen.
gu Sprimoat, @smeinbe Numbers
loup, nurbe pas Wo5ubaus nit ben BE.
triebssebdubsn bss Nterers 6. 5. WsuriRe
I'M l6. April in Nl9s seIest. SerIuff
5000 st.. 8srf5eruns 1000 Tranten.
SerrE. u. Subert, @emeinbe Gins
uebmer au S,sI, Bat fur aOidbrise, treu ses
lsifete Oienits oas garssrtreuB l. @lafe
erbalten.
gu MrIonb 1t Elm seididtsr Oteb benz
Wiler ID. @rein pon Bonnsrt 100 ST..
aeffobIen. Wan bat aud teins Spur bes
Oiebes.
SER W. Watbetet, Defsrpant 40
@sspss (4nosnne), 1T mad 9ampre3 (BeIs
Iin) perlest worben. Mn feline SteHe
f6mmt pr. 30. @uiHart uou Vile (9ouette).
Sbn erisSt Der Sitar W. Saubmon pom
81. Subert. Serr 8au Bsusr, Captain su
Sousuimout : 3aneupiae (Reufdateau),
tOmmt ais Oeheruant Ha9aienois (gfipes).
Der @upIan, Ssrr Bsdsr, BON 6iisnne
Greece, oils Defnpant mad Gronsaop
Reufdateau). Die Isstorbiuirtsn Bries
ter erbieIten f~oIsenoe Stelen: mad Cams
bermout (5lorenpiue), 9err Soccart; mad
MoriaIme (WaIcoart). 5srr @erceIst nod
6iisnne (grejee), 6err @obt@aI; mad
9rsues (anbenns), 9err Wefsaur; mad
Bousnimont Neuf9ateau), 5srr Rottp;
mad st. Subsrt, 5err Bottom.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
mrcmbmracr 0ase;te.

gSir baben nniern 9eiern idon fribe
mitsetbeiIt, baB 6rduIein Gbersie ReuIanb
0orfsberin elmer tir1Iiden &unfifidsrei
SduIs in benz Stdbtdsn SeIs, ssbisssn
arbeitsn, In benz Sade Der RabelmaIere
~liefert, BITE BON bobsr tir9Ii9er 4utoritdt all
i56ns, funifsere1te. aussesei5nets Stte
tersien beseidnet, unb ba,u biais i'm preii,
%sefunbsn merben. Dir f6unsn bislss b69f
Iobsnbe 1rtbeil beitdtisen. benn Dor uns
liest uiebsr bic Photographic elmer Sssen
4drps (yelum). auf 0oItsn tbront bic
beilige Oreifaltistsi in Der Wttte.
&edis Der Batter nit benz Scspter, lints
Der Sobu, NIT benz Rreu,e, lbsr linen,
umlfrablt pom @lorieuidsine Der g.. @siif
81 bsioen Ssitsn auf WoIten aubstsnbe
@nssl. Oa elm Photographers Bib bic
5arbent6ue nt9t wiebersibt, 10 flsen mir
mad ben Ranbbsmsrtunsen auf benz Bible
BET, baB Der 9runbaoH Der gbdrps aeIbsr
Rdtimir isi. Die @emdnbsr bes Yaters
unb Sobnes finb Burpur bic l1ntsrseudn
Der weiB. Die RIeiber Der @nseI, bes 81
men weiB, bes anberu roia; Der WanisI
beublau, bic 6liseI grim roia. blau wsiB
seIbIi4. Die 3eidnuns Der 5isuren, bic
5aItuns, Der 5aItenuurf aaes it correct
unb isbr bibi9. 81 bsmsrtsn 1T nod,
oaB bic beiben gusel on beiben Ssttsn auf
ea~rmoiRnrotbsn. Sammt seifidt unb bann
nit rei4er ginfaf uns auf fdusrsn wsiBen
Seibsnf off appIiciri perbsn. llnb bod
fommt bieiss (velum) uur auf stua 500
5r., 500, seuiB psnis senus. 0ir ma,
den bic Prieftsr auf bic arbsitsn Der 5rdu:
lein Gb. &suIanb in Gels, @roB 9ursm,
burg, aufmertiam.
Wabur :. 9. 5ammerl, unier 2anbs,
mann, uou st. gIouo, Winn , bot in iei
ner s!ntritts6otidaft on ben Stabtratb EN-.
pfobIen, bic @irtbiduftsn bon IL llbr
Ibenbs Bis 6 1br Morssns su i5lisssn
unb cine iirense Sonntassbsilisuns Bel
aisemsinem Gel dftsidluB burtsufabt.n.
Ob er bic eriubli9e SonntassbsiIisuns
aus pirtli5sr 2isbe our Sountasstpranuei
befirmortst, ODER Oh CT es aus Dap aeaen
bic Sonutass Eprannsi tbut, um bisie
aud uieIsn ibrer Defirpotter Bu sntlsiben,
piiIsn mir ni9t, bsmertt ba3u Elm atatbo
liides glatt. 8ir t5nnen Germ Gam
msrI nur COB ipsnbsn, fur iein snersi,9es
Maftrsten.
Wan tbsiIt uns aus Hsu Erier, Winu.,
nit, bag bort mad benz Wuifer Der alien
5simatb, Jet aud In Saitinss monatIi4s
8t.bmdrtte abssbaItsn ws,ben. Nm Z.
Wai fiubet elmer ftatt. Die Wtdrtte baben
bas @ute, baB Der 5armer obns uisI Seit
III pridpsnben, bort bic luswabI Yieb
uoriubet unb biaieer uub bs1sr taufsn
fam, ba bic g~oncurren, cine srSBsre III,
iowobl fur ben Rdufer ais fur ben Ysrs
tiufsr. Die 9anbsIeute In Ssautee Co.,
Wisc., inben f3 uobl BET ibren Wdlttsn,
fs bic bort felt Sabren abbaItsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Saar, 9aloltl, Gifsl unS gunsriA

Snber auBeroroentliden Sc
neral 0eriammlung oes 2ocal Wsinbau.
8sreinss 5u Suiemonb, msl4e am L.
april b. 5. i'm @ait5auis Sum osutl9en
Raiisr" ftattfano, puroe bsi9lo1en, cine
WoIelusin.9 srtrisbs- Ssisai9aft gu GRIM
ben, nel9e Den Spsd Dat. nur Wsine BON
Wit9ltsoern bes Ysreins lopobl in sr6Be-
rem 9artisen, tuie aud in tlsinsrsn &C.
bin5sn in ben Sanoel 81 brinesn. Der
Ratur Der @a4e nod oiirfe oas 3ufanSe.
tommsn oisiss 9roisttes iopobl isitens
oes Yublitums, wsl6sm bisrSur9 cine
quite SsSnssqlsle fir refine Naturueine
er0Hnet uiro, elm sdntises gntsssenfom.
men fiuosn. als aud BON Den Witeliebsrr
rsIp. 8in,srn oss Ysrsius um 10 ireuoi.
ger bs9riBt werosn, als oaSur9 Der A6.
ias ibrsr @sine nm Yisles erlsi9tert uno
ssfasrt uiro.
ANN hmitta q oss s. april bat Die
WoIsl in Solee bss bsfiissn Winbss uns-
Sss boben Bslsni5luses Elm Opier sefor.
bert. Gin j9psr nit 5anS bslaosner
Baden, bon ,tusi 2eutsn bsoisnt, Ianf IN.
terbalb YIllisn. ginsr 1T srtruntsn, uno
elmer wuroe s~srstist.
u absns sss 5. aprilfano ~ Srier i'm
SAFE G,rmania" inter Soriib oes Germ
8uloarbsitsrs S6omas Sol. 2ors cine lsbr
,a6lrei9 beiu6te 0e,Iamnlungo BON Sano-
mertsrn uno Sreunoen oss 0anopsrts ltatt,
in msl6sr Der BEN Hsi9stas porlisgsnoe
8sissentmurf. betrsfieno Qbdnoerung Der
8spsrbsoronuns uno Die Sanowsrisr. Sn,
nunssfrase 6sipro9en wurbs.
I'm 10 Npril fano in sinsm giiens
babutoupse bss BON Saarbriden tommeu.
ben Suses auf Der Strede suilden Biltins
gen unb Rons cine Weherafaire hatt.
Suii9en einem Sdrsiber unb sinsm 9anb,
manne aus Der @sssnb tam 90 su sinem
@ortus1isI; hsr Sdreibsr sos bas Wei'
fer unb ,os benz 9anbmanu sinsn ssb6Iis
gen S4nitt bur1 bas @sibt. Der Ebds
ter purbe prototouirt unb ptrb 11 wsgen
R5rpsrusrlssuns Dor @eridt gu usrautuor.i
ten babsn. Ssrislbe bate better ssthan.
feline Ssbsrn su bsibnsieen ais anbsrer
esuts @sidisr.
Trier, l6. GpriI. Die Sbabdume
seisen biesmal Sismli9 piel' Traetnps.
pen. slpritoisn itsbsn idsn in poller
BIatbs; bier nnb ba aud RirIden. unh
Birnbdume. Die ssfdbrti4fe 3sit, bic
3sit Der BIitbe. in usldsr elm einsiser taI.
ter @essn. sia NadtIroh sber aud nur Elm
Worssnnebet Mues pernidtsn tam, III
absr nod nidt poribsr. 10 baB f9 i'm
usbrisen nod nidt pisl iassn ldst. Die
@runobfbinsunsen ~ elmer sutsu ObRs
srnts finb absr ssssbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
8 1T 6nrgif& S
8ereiniste Staatem.
(Ginssianbt
Sannernl uumen.

Conner ,RlppB.-Somper Yetoeu. iett
led ed mel led epuss Weies Nun Sobem
erisbIsn.
gonnpr H,toen -wot "a nat m srooa .
sI..s e5 &, -. Ma:.x"..u..
%sp'.neV w ssse.'t A"Ve"alla'
eo9sII loaeh ne 'pe'mo.I gun, OIL ooiSo
9aot Nc Ean.a.s" SaI usss 0HlsIsm he.eH
gs~sn s0anes' U.aes aS enne'It'sshs
Sn. &c IlunIa'rh s't'l usss lUu nag
tahs 's~eh, gu quo. q quo la'9o'el@'
9s'h { 'a"n ha~ pu Ohoss 0"!
Yst9sn.-@t gum Somrner, Bstgsu.
mat ebrem trumtnen 9srr Wles, a mann
Der net lfeu 10, gln eb 9lei9 ersm BEN I;
ed tsnnsn benz lsns polittt.
&Ioos.-Obo. bas net bat si9tmoI. bal
Rir9sn G @ei8ent me9t. gn buot gon'