davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

The question OF regulating railroad charges AMI
prohibiting JiScTl limitations 10y national legislation
has received a large share OF attention in Con-
greSS for several years, and is, really, no nearer
Sai:tion now than when it was first introduced.
The power OF Congress to regulate Interstate COM
meTce i conceded, but how lar this power should
be employed in justice to the railroad corporations
on the one hand and the masses of the people who
must patronZe the railroads on the other, is the
difficult problem. The House committee on com
meTce listen To arguments pro and con from men OF
Recognized ability but all that Is said does not seem
70 alter the opinions OF either side OF the cO1trO
very. Th2 people complain of excessive charges
by the railroads, and of Determinations for and
against different localities in the transportation OF
freight They insist upon law requiring a uni
form system OF charges for short and long dis
einceS, ami the representatives, Of the railroads
ply that they cannot afford to haul the same guam
tty OF freight short distance at proportionately
The same price that they received for long dis
lance. Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, jr. now sub
mtS plan for the solution OF the Interstate CON-
merce problem, which, he thinks, will afford relief
70 The people and Justice 70 the railroads He pro-
poses a national board OF Interstate ccm-
merce, TO be composed OF practical men,
70 be appointed by the President, and each
member to receive salary of $4,000 a year; Tat
this board shall investigate ali completes as to
railway charges or methods, shall ..aye power 10
summon and examine witResy.s and compel the
production OF books and papers: the board
70 procure al the data for an intelligent sys-
TEN OF Rational regulation of Interstate com
nsnS, AMI To submit a report containing the
Jesuit OF its Investigations Congress can then
proceed To egisate upon the basis OF this nforTn-
oon lt now looks as If some plan of this kind
viii have To BE- adopted If any progress is to tie
nade Ia legislation OF this character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTFD-BY YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, A
~ competent dress,nakar Sewing by day week
Call address Mrs. MILLER, 1915 10Th Street north.
west. f21 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01
SPRlNG GOODS.

SPRlNG GOODS.
We have Just opened elegant line Of Rhadames,
Sarah, Satin de Lyons, Satin Meryileux all in the
- most desirable Spring Shades.
Nuns Yelling in all coiors
Beautiful shades OF Leht Cashnercs,
Anderson's Best Scotch Xephyfa.
Beautiful line of Canton Ginghauns
AlbatrOSS Cloths in all colnrs.
Cloths III New Shades for Ladies' Suitngs
New French Satteens.
An elegant lire Of Hamburg Embroidery and Insert
ligs to match.
New Goods being Received Daily.
j. A. LUTTRELL & Co,
rs 81 MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

II may be- that Mr. Conkling intends to decline
the Justicesaip. as reported, but IL is pretty GER
tain that he VIII not DO so until he is confirmed
for the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR REET-SToREEOoM AID YNO BACK
i Rooms. No. 2i3 Pennsylvania GvcnIe northwest
two large plate glass windows: xooi lccsti for ar
business $50 IN advance. Apply az 2tS. next door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

1t seems to be decided BY Congress that the JEFF
fersOn school building is To be reconstructed its
present ste, and the only remaining question OF
interest u the publ Is the extent to which II can
b. improved anI made To meet the best and most
advanced views respecting school-houSe architect
ure- In this The public deeply interested, and
may BE- well FOR those in authority In this mat
ter TO make note OF the fact.
This question presents two points FOR COnsdera-
ton: first, what means, II any. have been provi-
dei u enable the authorities to improve the
building while TerOlStGIet!ny IL. and. second, in
what WY OF wiyS can It BE- improved? As to the
FIRST point q, we unlers; md it, the inspector Of
buildings AL Art.litact ClGs5 have Jointly
pOTtHI that u" bu.hliTg lnl furniture can be
restored % Their fp.in.r @Jl iitiOl for the sum OF
stsG5iai; All. acting upon their Joint report, the
District g0vsTliIn mt has accepted this sum from
the Insurance comp mics In iuil payne nj
OF thc policies covering $1,000. The act providing
for the reconstruction OF the building also provides
for elss improvement shat viii meet with the ap-
probation OF every Cne-namey, frepTOof corr-
GOTs AID Stlirc25eS. 10 Is said that when the build
ing was fl',t erect ID The architect recommended
hrepTO)f corridors and st'ircdScS. and su5mittej
an estimate of the adlit:OGIl cost OF the same.
amounting t. about 5000. The committee III
charge at that time lid not think the recommends
ton OF sufficient importance to justify the adl-
tinnll expense. There appears TO be no reason
Therefore, why the building and furniture, with
tn improved features alluded to, should cost NOR
than the amount received from the Insurance. SiS.
IS. Il and the additional cost of the fire-pro ffin.
s5.0O-iH eli S53,6bi 81 Congress has apprOpriat
$40 099 for the purpose, AMI thus there will b. :;
balance of s16$35.7g applicable to other improve
ments on the Old building. The best authorities
Pedagogical and metii ri, public opinion and com
mon SeaSn now unite in the opinion that school
buildings. OF at l"lSt the parts OF these used daily
by pupils and teachers, OugGt not to be more tn Al
two stories in height. With the ample funds ap-
prOpTi1ted we think the Jefferson should be recon-
structed in accordance with the present demands
o. the public.
The hal, which Is uSn1 only occasionally, mat
b. reconstructed as a third story Of the central
Part OF the building; bat the tw0 wings should, by
all means, D. rclucedtO two Stories and to make ~
for the four SypIrlOr i))l-ro0:nS thus dispensed
with the win 5 may b, extended To the relr to the
depth Of one room, thus giving Jour excellent
School r1umS two on tn" first and two on the SEE
oni story, and entirely removed from the noise,
SMOKE md dust OF the railroad in front. Forth
natsiy tie site OF the Jefferson affords ample room.
fCr the proposed improvement ana sufficient play
ground DeSii"S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-UOUSES.

"ASTED-SMALL HOUSE, WITH MOD. IMPS.
" first Glass neighorhood northwest, or lower part
of house By tenant with best references. Address
PERMANENI, Star office. f2S-.t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

NOR RENT-STORE-7lS .TH STREET NORTH
u west. with stable i'm the Inquire 81 FRANK T.
BROWNING. Columbia Law Building. 9Th street. be.
tween and northwest fz1-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

The Senate committee on foreign relations evil
deEtly believe that a thorough and sweeping in
vestisatiJn OF all the allegations concerning the
Peruvian cl11nlS and the reputed connectiO n
Herewith OF public men, SHOULD be had, and in
tbs policy the committee will have the approval
ami support Of the public. Charges OF this charac-
tes, affecting the integrity and good standing of
Officials and OF prominent men, should be met at
The very threshold, AMI either disproved or shown
u be true. Unless they are confronted and pat
down they are repeated from time - time, ara Is
peIaIy In political campaigns, and naturally
grow with repetition. II any public men have
used their Ofiicil powers IN the attempt to
Collect Claims in which they had become inter-
estel, as :lnst another government, THIS fact
Should D. known and such prostitution OF Official
power IN personal gain exposed and punished But
The impression Is that the all cations concerning
the Peruvian claims have but little, IL any, found
government officials whose names have been con-
nected with these claims Ii has already been
Shown that the man vino IS ut the head OF this BIG
PERUVIAN scheme Is an over-Sanguine indi yjdrltl
weo imagined that the act OF mailing circular 10
sOI-e member o: Congress other man of position
or iLiU'nce was sufficient to commit that man To
the ;heine- This matter has attracted the atten-
Ton of the different nations OF the earth and
Wnllr the charges OF official dishonesty rest apDar
emily, upon testimony that may not be entitled to
credit, II Is regarded abroad a sort OF national
scandal, ana that 5 80 much the more reason wny
The whole subject should be sifted TO the bottom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

HOLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE, SOUTHEAST
corner 9th and streets. Washington. d. Z. Con-
sltation free. Full treatise sent free on application
by mail. ]. c. RlNGWALT. Manager. NIL SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

The newspaper changes IN Baltimore indicated
In our dispatches yesterday have been entered
upOa- Mr. George Cotton retires from the man.
agement Of the Gazette Tn day and is succeeded by
hrWn T. Croaslale, late Of the " ilmngton fDell
EreTg Erelun0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01
LOOK FOR THE RED SIGNS IN FRONT

Over 100 Geat,emen's Fine Odd Coats worth from Is
to SIS, suing for 60 cents dollar. fe23 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

books BOUGHT.
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF BOOKS, PAM
PHLETS. ETC,
ANGLars ANT1oUARIAN BOOKSTORE
CoRcoRAN BUILDING. f STREET.
W-LAW BOOKS WANTED. 1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

n % rs
e15 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SPECIALITY OFFERINGS.
ELEGANT BLACK and WHITE BEADED GIAIPS,
BEADED LACES,
DRESS and CLOAK ORNAMENTS.
PRINCES.
Newest Styles in
DRESS. CLOAK and sACQUE BUTTONS,
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES
REAL and IMITATION TRIMMING LACEs.
of this season. importation.
FINE RIBBONS and PARIS NECKWEAR.
RHINE Pc BIBLE JEwELRY,
In Gilt and Real Sterling Silver
RECEPTION AND PARTY REQUISITES A
SPECIALITY.
f21 s15 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
K ING's PALACE.
YOUR LAST CHANCE FOR THIS SEASON.
UNTIL MARCH 10TH ONLY THE FOLLOW NC
REDUCTIONS WILL BE MADE:
The balance of PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
to- - and -; sold formerly at s., $40 and SIS.
Our famous BEAVER EDGED HATS will now be
closed at 90 cents; formerly $3.50.
Our MOSCOW BEAVERS desirable shapes. at 10
cents; formerly 81.
Lovely Trimmed Hats in Childrens e and sh Misses ss
Sizes at 30 cents and IS cents.
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS. at Is cents Spray.
ROSES AND BUDS at Is cents per dozen.
Fine WATER LILIES at IS cents.
Elegant TIPS, in all colors, at % cents.
sATINS. SILKS, PLUSHEs, vELvETs. VELVET
EENS at 80 per cent. less than prime cost,
fnelot Of EMBROIDERY below market value to close
. the entire lot.
LACES of all the leading and best make and style at
great reduction.
Our ULSTERS will be sold at -. so and 49,
Our CIRCULARS and CLoAKs at 81 so and 50.
Our entire stock of WORSTED GOODS and SACOUES
at oO per cent. less than cost.
AID GLOVES, LACE FICHUS AND SCARFS, SILK
EANDkERCHIEFS AT A SACRIFICE.
An additional reduction in RIBBONS of 20 PER cent
will be given until March 10th.
Lovely PLUMES, in all Shades. 75c 81 81 25, 81. so
to 81.
We are receiving daily New Styles of Spring
Goods. and have some lovely styles ready nspec
ton.
KINGS PALACE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17
Minnefota.

ueber bic @rnte In Anime
iota iast bic In ct. Saul eri9einenbs
v@oItsseituas~: vDas Wslidtorn, FL,
bas man bss u~nsinfiisen Sribiabrs ueser
fir6tste, III ibsraI In Winnsiota sersift.
@ir fnb zines Sesen tbsiIbaft seporbeu,
Der unisrs tlbnffsn 5offnunsen melt lber:
fIiseIt. Das Drsi9en bes RIsinsetreibes
unb bss Wei3ens bat In gang Mtnnefotu
unb Datota LANCE besonuen anb senus
Ssri9ts Iiesen Dor, nm bic &eiuItate ibers
i@ausn unb atemIi9 senau fefffeIen au
t6nnen, iowubI In Beaus auf QuaIitdt,
ME auf bic @r6Be bss grtrases. Was
ben Bsiben anbetrift, 10 TT Der grtras
nod mdBissr S9dsuns l6t guibels per
ader, nad b6dfer II BulbeIs. gtIt4.
rnierer Staatsbsamten balten eS mad If:
men p%orIiegsnbsn Datsn NIT elmer eddy
3uns auf l61 BuibeI. Ois QuaIitdt Der
Sra1t BON 1882 1T cine sbsnio ausse5st1
rete, ME BITE Quantitdt. Oas anBsror'
bsntli4 sinfise grntsustter ssitattete,
baB bic aubsrbem idon unssu6bnIi9 gut
entpideIte unb sereifte Sru9t In aIIsrbeffer
8srfafuns ssmdbt unb ssbroi9su psrbsn
fonnts. Gue @eri9te, buB In etliden
@esenben, beionbsts i'm Sibsn, bic 66r:
r1er beim Drei9en bic CUTE Beidafenbeit
ni&t se3sist, bic man erpartst, babsn
sdnjli9e WiebsrIesuns ~sefunbsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17
WIrtte m BERG.

Nus Stuttgart. 90. September. pirb
sei4rtebsn: Sn 6Olse Der anb~aItsnosu
&sssnsiHe Der Issten Gage ftRb ssitsrn in
uislsn 9sssnbsn unietes 2anbss bic Sliis
aus ibreu ufern getretsu. go bat Dor al.
lem Der Nedar BEL &ottusiI unb Sorb,
bann wieber pon Gibiuaen abpdrts bis
ibsr ganniiatt bas Ebal psi.bin aber
i5usmmt unb pisIfa9, namsnilid i'm mitts
lsrsn Ebeil Der lestsreu Strede (bst Wit:
tsIfabt, Plo@tusen, gBliusen) an @sbdu.
ben iouie auf ben Jeloetn, mo oas Ssbmsb
entueber nod iianb ober gum Grodnen ses
bduft lag, sroBsn S9absu anserittst, fur
bisis @sssnb boppelt smpfnbli9, ba fe
aud pon benz 9aseli6las am l6. Suit
Defenders idwer bstrpffen purbe. Sou
ben Rebenlifen bee Nsdars ftnb bic S5lts
den, bic @y1@, bic BET Edbinsen mins
benbe Immer sbsnfags ibsr ibre 1ier ses
treteu. Der Rsdar isIbft bat am Sam.
fiatter Yessl bic WurimaIbObe pom ibsr 8
Wstsr srrsi9t, bic 5obfutb mar baislbif
beinabe 10 fart wte nab ben, 9roBsn gls
gang i'm Sauuar 1880. Sn 9siIbronn
fiiss Der SIuB s~esendbsr istnsm porisen
Stanb UNI fat 2 Wstsr, obne isoo6 iber
bic lfsr au tretsn. Rod itdrtsr i9sinen
mebrere SluBtbdler In Sbsriduabsn bsim.
seiu9t porben gu iein. BET Bisbsra9
wGr bas &tBtbal unb DoIfsntbal tn eiaen
See perpanbelt uuo In ben auIiegenbsn
@drtusreien itaub bas Bafsr gum GbsiI 4
Su6 bod. Su ber &apsnsburser @seenb
1T bic Sdufsn bOber seitissen aIs felt
Subren. llsbsruq mar Der Ssrtsbr sef6st,
sablrsibe Bridsn unb Stess iinb BON ben
Slutben fortsetifen uorbeu. Ra9bem i'm
9aufe oss seitrisen Cages Der &ssen sno'
LID aufseb0rt unb bic 9euifsr pteber fi5
su usrIaufsn besonnen babsn, III beute
45eRo 6 u5r BON Rsusm ifartsr Gegen
einsetrstsn, Der bersits msbrere Stunben
aubiIt uno nod INNER ae'st fb psnis
ausftt auf cine Seheruns oes Bettsrs.
-Nu9 msbrsre Weni5snopfsr babsn bic
9o3uaher oes ssitrissn Cages seforbert.
@eifsru frib riff Der Nsdar bel gannftati
einsn Arbsitsr fort, Der BET Bersuns elmer
bortissn BabsantoIt bsiddftist mar. @e'
fern Na5mittas ~ertranten lieutenant p.
War9taler unb Der SaRIier BrssIawSty
BET benz 8eriu9e, bic WilitdrsS 6wimms
a%nitalt, ioueit aIs m6sIi9. In Si9ebeit 3u
brinsen. Bel B6brinaen, S.sa. &ott.
neil, fnb enbli1 swei Ruabsn, Briber TN
litter BON Z unb 8 Sabren, bic auf elmer
ibsr bic S9Ii9em fibrenben Bride fan'
ben, NIT Der Issiereu pom benz reiBenben
SluB fOrtserihen wOrben unb ebsnfals sr'
trunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17
ceNerret1sungarn

t1ebsr bas So9wafer, weI9ss tn Rarns
then, GiroI, unb Sberitalien f4redli4e
0ermafuussn anri9tst, wtrb Der vW.
Aug. 8eituns" aus Bruned unterm 10.
Ssptsmbsr ssi9risbsn. Sd weiB ni&t, Oh
biefss Eelesramm, bas Id uon Eobla4 an
Sie bur& etnen Botsn lber 2in5 srpebire.
In Sbre 9dnbe fommsn wirb unb oh ni4t
aud bort iebe Yabtnbuns absef@nitten 1T.
5isr In GoIba9 w~snisifens Ieben MIR poll'
ftdnbis pis S6iHbrl9ise auf elmer Snfel,
benn Die gabnitreds 1T fowobl mad 9taa4
wie nod Sran5ensfsffe gu on ptelen Stel'
len s,rii6rt, bic ParalsIfruBsn finb pom
So9paHer iberiSUemmt, Der Bes mad
@oriina uub StaIieu bur6 8ersitlrbe unb
@isbbd4s ueriperrt unb ielbft bic So8dber'
sdnss ibsr has @sbirse inb bur4 Word'
nen urb pilbs Bsrgpuher unpaifrbar se'
ma9t. Ssit benz Is. b. We. bat has Wai'
fer 6ur9 fOrtpdbrsnbs R~ssensifie fardtsr'
Ii&e @erbserungsn anseri6tst. Sn Eob'
lad 1nb stua Ssbn Sduisr einsefiarst unb
Der Ort, psri6Iammt unb ibetfutbet, III
taum pisbsr gu e~rtsnnsn. am arsitsn
aber tlrfte es In Snuidsn ausiebsn. Sunt'
den 9lsidt einsm ni5t auf YiIoten ssbau'
ten tIsinsn Ysnsois, aas 9duier iteben I'M
Dafsr, Der WartiplGS unb Rir4enplat
bilbsn psits, tisfs gaifns, bur4 ale @ai'
fen anb bur6 ben SOf Der Baulidteiten
brdHsen f6 EbsiIfrDms bss Ssctsnba4ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17

9afota.

Da8 fIbIt9e Oatota bat cine
Sutunft, BITE fi9 sinissrmaSsn anbsrs se'
ffaIten pirb, aIs isns bes n6rbIiden Gbet'
les bes Gerritoriums. Sc ssbsibt bier ni4t
riur Der Wei3en sbsnio gut als TIM %entfern'
ten Norben, ionbern aud Safer, Weli4s
form unb RartoffsIn, @suiie unb 8ieb'
audit psrbsiBen sinfisen grfoIs. Oie
Srass, Oh 8isb In bisier &esion gut hber'
ruintsrt psrbsn Tam, pirft fid isbermann
auf, unb He tann nod ni5t bur4 BITE @rs
fabruns beantportst psrben, ba 9ornuisb
unb S9afs In srOBer.r Sabl erft felt awet
Sabrsn mad Glib atota ssbradt uerbsn.
Don ben Iestsn ausi 0intsru par Der erfe
elm rgIimarb": Wintsr, mite mon TIN I'm
Roropsiten gu rsunen pfsst. Der S9nee
lag pier 6uB bod, unb pdbrenb bunbert
Gasen bemibten fi9 BITE @iienbabncompag'
risn ~usrssbli9, bur9 bic S6neebarriere
spiideu SIsspp @ps unb benz Wifrurt etne
Babn 3u brs5sn. Der S5nse lag aber tn
9atota ni6t tiefer, als tn ben StraBen
pom @bicaeo; man fam bnber NIT Si9er.
belt annsbmen, baB bic 8tsb' unb Sdaf
3i5ter In Sub 0atota nit teinen sr6Bsren
S6pisristsitsn gu tdmpfsn bubeu wsrben,
ais iens i'm n6r6liden Sutrots unb I'm iib'
Ii9en WtscouRn unb Minueiota, beren
SIsiB unb 8sbarrlt9tsit In Der &eseI 10
reid beIobnt pirb. Gin aubrss Sro
bIsm. bic grissuns uon 9oIs uub Roble
ais Ssi3matsriaI, 1T bsrsits erfoIsrsi5 &C..
l6ff. Die 9orisbuns bat Elm Matertal &C.
bOtsn, bas an @ats, Mense uno 8iaistsit
faum ibsrtroffen petben Tam. tno BITE:
fee Wuteriul TT Ssu. Sc pirb gu bieism
Spsfs bas LANCE, i5were, auf Wari9eR
wa4ienbe 9ras sei4nitten, has f4 sunl
8tsbfuttsr nt6t Defenders stsnet. Gin
S9ober uon finf Eonnen rei9t fur einen
@inter aus. Sc nod Bsbarf wirb buuou
sin GbsiI ms 9aus ssbrudt unb In 3w0Il
Biz finfsebn 3oa lanse Strdnse uou etn'
baIb bis btsiuierteI Pfunb 9epi4t &c:
brsbt; fe ssbsn eth iebr bsiBes 5euer,
bas bic Sausfraasn bsionsers gum Badsr
iebsm anOetn uorsteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17

unb Der au1 TobIa1erfeIbe s%ntiprinsenben
Orau unb befir3te, uerwsinte unb uertim'
u1erte ibernd9tise @ef9ter ieben aus ben
5enfern Der Wobnunsen. Nus Werau,
10. Sept. pirb n,itsetbeiIt: Trot bss ans
bauernben triben Wetters fnfen iest
idmmtIi@e 5Iife unb Bersbdde In Der
biefisen @esenb. SIM PaHeiertbaI muir:
ben einise Briden fortseifsn; bod bat
bic gafer unbdItnibmdBis uenis S9absn
peruria9t. lin 70 i9Iimuer febt es tm
0tntidsau aus. Sett Sonntas fsbIen
aae 8sri@te, bod waren bamaIs i@on bic
Srlden BET Ei5ars. 9oIbsrn Il. @aliann
wsssef@wemmt, isst iiub bic &ei9sffraBe
bet @affelbsa, Raturns, 2aas uno girs
dberi@attet unb 3erif6rt. Die Gti9 III
pieIfa9 aussebro9en, Bat bsbeutsnse Stret'
Ten psruiitst unb bebrobt man1e Srt,
i4aften NIT benz uutersanse. Dte Pof'
ftraBe mad BoBen BET Stebsnet9 LIT auf
circa apei RtIomster tbsilpeiie seseu 90
SuB bod iberi9psmmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17
y atern.

Die g%lettricitdts Gasfsuuas i'm @las,
puIaf tn Win9sn srfrsut iia zines isbr
Isbbaftsn Bsiu9ss. 9eiber mar aud an,
2l. Septemter pisber eth Tbsil Der BE.
Ieu5turs ni9t tn Srbnuus. Oasesen NOS
rem ale NIT gbiion'i9en @libIidtern be-
Ieu1tsten Abtbeiluussn, wie bic Rsifauras
ton, bic a%usftsqunssn bsS Runitseperbe'
usrsins unb bic @bifon abtbsiIuns isIbff
auf's s~Idussnbts srbsIt. @benioSut
f%unctionirts aud bic gbifon: SsIsu5tune
I'm Ebsatsr unb ben ibrisen &dumen bss
@~IaspaIafss. Su Der Runifaus ffsuunss.
abtbstIuns iousn nuumsbr Setia&s elmer
sIsttrii9en Bslsudtunssart BON Stdifsr
in @6ppinsen aussefibrt werben. Bsion'
bsrs srOBsn 3aiprud fanben pisber nsbit
benz Gbsatsr bic usridieoensn Gslspbonab'
tbeilunsen, mo man bic Sperette Bcccacs
clio pom @drtnsrpIas Ebeater, fsrner bic
Spsr Carmen pom Sofibsater anb bte
8aristeuOrfieauns pom RoIofsum gang
prd9tis b6rte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-17
b.

WefpbdIf1e rStinten". BET Der I'm
Observation-Disclosures neuerbinss porss.
uommenen 1nteriu9uns BON Qebensmit'
teIn inb eissntbdmli9e Gntssduussn ses
ma1t worbsn. go bat f1 BET benielbeu
beiipieIsusiis unpibsrlesli9 eruieien, baB
Der sr5Bts Ebeil Der aIs vWefipbdlii4e
S4inten In ben 5anbel sebradtsn berars
tiaen SIeil1raarsn amsritanii9su llr:
iprungs 1nb unb untsr Der faIi@sn Osuiie
BON Spetulantsn In unredtmdBiser Beiie
In ben 9anbsI sebta9t wsrbsn. go bsiies
ben namsntIi9 In Der Proutn5 5annouer
stns gntabI pon 5irmen, wel4e ben 9ans
bel nit robsu S9intsn en- gros bstrelben
unb auidbrlid Eauisube BON @sntnern aus
Gmsrita bs,isben, bisie bann rod elmer
beIonbersu Prdparation unter3ieben, wel9e
ibnen Elm b~silsrss anieben sibt unb fe benz
nddft aIs rBefpbdIii4e S9infen" tn ben
DetaiIbanbsI ~briussn. Dsr wsiB, Oh nidt
gar ioIds rwsfpbdIi4s" Sdinten ebsn 10
mad amerifa 1u,iduansern, wie unier
,Highwine" aus Borbsaur ais .Otard
brandy. - Die infolse bss @oncurrenB'
ausidrsibsnS pom 20. Wdrt e~insssanse'
men pIdns fur ben 9burmbau auf benz
v fenber9e werben pom /. bis 10.
DIT. b. 8. In benz vSibsrIdnbiidsn Wus
ieumA Az NItsna an Der 2enne 6ffentli9
ausseitsqt fsin. Der @brenprsis uon 800
Dr., psI6sr fir ben bsften @atpurf aus
seisst mar, III benz Ar9itetten Eb. 9e4t
tn 6annopsr BusrtaRnt worbeu. - Dor
Der Straftammsr bes 2anbseri@ts 3u Ss'
nabrdd wurbe am 20. Sspt. sesen
Banter Sar,p SortIase 0 Osnabrdd
psssn l1HtsridIasuns, uutreue unb Ieitt'
fnnissn Baatsrotts perbanbsIt. Der IS
Sabre ulte AnsstIaste bate bier nit einsm
8srm6ssu pon 1861 0O W. am l. Sttobsr
1878 Elm Danfsei3dft erri9tst, bas I'm
fanss CUTE @rtrdse abpart absr am 8
Ssbruar b. 8. nit elmer S4ulb uon l..
72O, 4l2 W. bel 5s5, 655 W. attiueu in
@oucurs seristb. SortIase bate ibermd'
Bi9e Summsn bur9 0iherenbgeitafts an
Der 8erIinsr g0rie psrIoren; an benislben
paren ~einSeIne Priuattunbsn nit Bstrd9en
Don ibsr l5O, 900 W. bsibeili9t. Ser
StaatsanuaIt bsantraste 8 Wonate 9es
faugnie, has @sri9t p~sruttbeiIts wessn
Is ytTnnisen Bautsrotts ben ansstIastsn
gu 2 Ronate (O9sfansuiB, ipra6 i'm absr
BON Der antIase Der lntsri4Iasuns uHb
llntrsue fret.