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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02
The Court of Claims.
OPPOSITION OF DEMOCRATS.

WASHINGTON, May There is decided
disinclination among the Democrats in con.
gress 10 vote for the bill to establish the court
Of appeals, on the ground that they don't be.
lieve in the policy Of increasing the number
u federal courts or judges. There will prob
ably he determined opposition to the bill by
the Democrats in the house. Members of
the party concede the necessity of affoiding
inch relief 10 the supreme curt as will re.
now before 1t. and to prevent the accnmula.
ton of cases hereafter, but many of them, II
not the majority, express the opinion that re-
lief can be given without such an increase In
the judiciary Ms the cou; t of appeals bill pro.
vides for. When the bill reaches the house
Mannipg's plan of dividing the present III.
preme court into three chambers will probably
be offered as O substitute.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02

Proposed Amendment to rho Mormon BtN.
WASHINGTON, May l.-Representatlve HISS.
kell's bill to amend the anti-polygamy act
(passed this SESSION. provides thgt the first
election in Utah shall be at the time fixed by
law for the election of delegate to the forty.
eighth congress, and that all elections to be
held at an earlier date be postponed to that
time; that all vacancies IN Office resulting
from the passage OF the act OF March, 1852,
not otherwise provided for, shall be filled by
the governor Of the territory until other pro.
visions can be made by law for filing such
vacancies; that in all prosecutions for bgamy,
polygamy, or unlawful cohabitation, no per-
son shall be incompetent as witness by rea
cohabitation between the witness and accused;
that the act Of the legislative assembly OF
Utah, Incorporating the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, be annulled.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02

Macauley's History Of England, Vols
now ct xagan's for el.7N
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE army appropriation bill passed
the Senate on the 9th. Mr.. Slater intro.
duced a bill making it misdemeanor for
any Government officer or employee, not the
head of department, to solicit, give or re-
ceve any valuable thing for political pur-
poses. .l
AT a largely attended meeting of
workingmen at Cooper Union, New York,
June D, resolutions were adopted demand
ing the abolition OF the tyrannical section Of
the penal code, and also the abrogation of
every law that restricts people in the eXer-
else of their inalienable right to meet and
discuss their grievances and combine for ag-
gressive or defensive purposes.
A CoRoNER's jury investigating the
death of child at the "Old Gentlemen's
Unsectarian Home and Asylum and Santa
rum for Young Children, - New York City,
found that the institution is bad one and
that it would be in the interest of humanity
that it be abolished. W. II. Ramsgar, the
manager, was held responsible in the sum of
S., 900.
AT Athol, Mass, the other day, light
ming splintered fence, plowed along the
ground for ten rods, and then entered the
dwelling of Mr. Samuel Sinclair, tearing off
that gentleman's shoes and clothing, and
burning him in most horrible manner,
great patches of flesh peeling from his legs,
while the whole left side of his person was
dyed a blood red.
MARY T. ROWLAND, President of the
Parnell branch Ladies' Land League of
Cleveland, Ohio, has written an open letter
to Bishop Gilmour, stating that the league
will not falter in or deviate from the course
marked out, and that if this be I'M Catholic
then they are proud to be called heretics.
The Catholic leaguers of Buffalo express
great indignation over the policy of Bishop
Gilmour, and have passed denunciatory res
olutions.
JAMES WINPENNY, a wealthy manu-
facturer living near Philadelphia, Pa, COM
mitted suicide by hanging, June 5. He left
a note saying he was tired Of life. Dyspepsia
and financial embarrassment had something
to do in the matter, but he left an estate
valued at 100000
JOHN MILLER, a wealthy farmer liv-
ing near Glenwood, iowa, shot his wife on
the 9Th and then fired q bullet through his
own head, dying instantly. Mrs. Miller
will probably recover. Cause, domestic
trouble.
T. j. ARCHER attempted to drive over
A. Sherman and T. Payne, at Cardington,
Ohio, June 3. They demonstrated. and
Archer fired upon them with shotgun,
hitting them and also boy. 1t is thought
the wounds are serious. Archer was ar
rested, and crowd threatened to lynch
him.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15
FORTY.SEyENTH CONGRESS.

A BILL for the relief of Fiz John Porter
was introduced in the Senate, May 81. The
House army appropriation bill was reported
and ordered printed Mr. Logan introduced
a bill to allow Minister Hurlbut'S widow heI
husbands pay for year. Referred. The
phan bin. but no action was taken. The
bill giving the Mississippi, Albuquerque 4
Inter Ocean Railroad right of way through
gals obiecting it was laid over. The Japan
ese indemnity bill came up, butt was laid
aside. The House wrangea AL Gay
over the election contest ana the
previous question was called AT
i've O'Clock The resolution seatln
appeared at the bar snd was sworn in. Nh.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

THE will of General Garibaldi orders
the cremation of his body and the preserva-
tion of the ashes in an urn near the tomb of
his child at Caprera. A subscription has
been opened by workingmen's societies to
erect a monument. In the italian Chamber
of Deputies Depretis presented a bill to
place monument at the grave and pay
pensions to his widow and each of
his five children, which was passed. The
French Chamber of Deputies adjourned as
o tribute Of respect.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

Patti says it is her ambition g to
live quietly and sing to the poor" Her
system of gratifying this ambition is to
take mighty good care that by the time
people get in where they can hear her
sing they are very poor.--Boston Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

SEVERAL iron shops in New York
have conceded the wages demanded. Eight
hundred striking boiler. makers have gone
to work.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

"A Philadelphia young woman who
is in deep mourning complains bitterly
of the brilliant hue of the postage stamps
which she is obliged to put upon her
heavily bordered envelope.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

yer, has applied for admission to the bar OF
q the United States Circuit Court, and Judge
Dyer has taken the matter under advise
ment. .. ...r .. ....-.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

In consequence of strikes, fires have
been quenched in thirty-six rolling mills
surrounding Pittsburgh. Pa, employing
is, 500 men. Brown, Bonnell & Co., of
Youngstown, o., have thrown out 10000
men by closing all their furnaces and coal
mines. With one exception, the iron and
nail works at Wheeling have stopped for an
indefinite period. The Calumet iron and
steel works at South Chicago, and the La
clede rolling mill, the Helmbocker forge,
and the Harrison wire works at st. Louis
have shut down. E.t ...-..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

THE exhibition at Moscow was opened
by the Grand Duke Vladimir.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

THE bicyclists of the United States
gathered in Chicago for a reunion the other
day. Nearly go wheelmen went out to the
driving park and INDUCED in trials of speed,
and there was banquet at the Grand Pa
,;G
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

LIEUT.. HEWITT, of the Twenty-sec.
ond u. S. Infantry, died at San Antonio,
Texas, June 3. He was married on his
death-bed to a daughter Of Col. Blantor
Duncan.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

"A citizen of Santa Ana. Cal, felt
something gently making its way down
his leg, and when it had reached his
shinbone he gave it a good pinch through
the clothing, pulled up his pants, and
found he had killed tarantula about
one-third grown.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

es THE President has approved tn,
Geneva award bill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.

REDUcTIoN of public debt during
May, Sa0,875,441.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

Fort Monroe is the largest single
fortiication in the world. The forti6-
cations at Gibraltar cover more ground,
but they constitute seven distinct forts.
while Fort Monroe is one and complete.
1t has already cost over $4,000, OOO.-
PITTSBURGH Post
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

The Dutch Polar branch of the in
ternational expedition will leave for
Port Dickson on the LIST of July.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER and Judges
Jones and Hagner, constituting the court in
banc, have rendered decision upon the last
motion filed by Reed in Guiteau's behalf.
The Chief Justice delivered the decision, as
follows: "In the case of Guiteau, the
judges who listened to the argument have
come to the conclusion that they have ex-
hausted their powers upon it; that they
have heard it patiently, fully and fairly, and
that reargument would bring no other con-
clusion than that already referred to, and
they decline to reopen the case.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

BRENNAN, Secretary of the Land
League, after his release, June 9, addressed
q large assemblage in Kilkenny. He said his
real jailers were Gladstone, Bright, Cham
berlin and the whole crowd of pseudo hui
manitarians and renegade republicans who
composed the British Cabinet. He hoped il
the 500 suspects We're called upon for real
sacrifices they will be ready, if necessary,
to die for their country. They had seen the
government acknowledge Michael Davitt as
conGueror. Much remained to be DONE
They must tear up the very roots of land
lordism.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

Sarah Whine, "the Circassian girl :"
in New York museum, has elopeS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

THE National Observation-Disclosures party
of Missouri, in convention at Moberly, May
81, reaffirmed the national platform adopted
at Chicago in 1880, and Endorsed the action
of the National Committee in st. Louis, May
%, 1882. Resolutions were adopted de-
manding for both sexes equal pay for equal
work; favoring prosecution Of persons en-
gagged in the System Of gambling known as
option contracts" and denounclng the sat
tempted national Acknowledgement of $780,
900 voters in Missouri by the late Demo-
cratic Legislature in the redistricting Of the
State solely in the interest of the Democrat
ic party"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

SOME time ago MIR. j. w. Lebarnes,
the Law Clerk of the General Land Office,
testified before the Public Land Committee
of the Senate that certain land grant roads
in Minnesota, Missouri AID elsewhere have
had certified to them a large amount of land
in excess of the amount they were entitled
to under the laws making the grant. Mr..
Strait, of Minnesota, introduced in the
House resolution Of inquiry, directing the
Secretary OF the Interior to furnish to the
House all the facts in his department tend
ing to show the truth or falsity of the allie
CATION made by Mr.. Lebarnes, and il found
to be true, to make such suggestions as he
may think best for the recovery of the land
in excess, and for placing it again in pos
session of the Government and opening it
for homestead and presumption settlement.
Mr.. Lebarnes alleges that under the loose
practices inaugurated in the beginning the
process Of awarding lands to railroad COM
panies, without regard to the amount they
ought to be legally entitled to receive, has
gone on after the probable amount accruing
to grant has been reached, and in some
instances after the possible mavimum has
been exceeded
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-15

IT isnot improbable that the proposed
Peace Congress will have to be postponed
for time. When the call was issued, year
in advance, there was every prospect that
the difficulties in south and Central Am erica
would be settled at an early day. In this,
however, the hopes Of the promoters Of the
Peace Congress have been disappointed.
There is practically peace in South Ameri-
ca, and the troubles about the southern bor-
der of Mexico have not been adjusted, al
though it is understood that the conditions
are favorable to settlement. Congress has
taken no action in the matter, although asked
to do so by the President. 1t is expected
that the Senate, as the coordinate treaty
making power with the Executive, will take
the initiative in the matter, and presumably
the House will not act until it has done so.
Another embarrassment in the way is the
fact that the South American States appear
to realize that they are not in a condition to
engage In a conference that might pass upon
questions which they were not ready to SUBJ
NIT to arbitration.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
2O4 ZINE Street,

bic Gage sertrsttste, 8aiisr 8otb6art let
pom ZEN loeten auferfaneen unc tpansle
auf Gem 8erse unter cen Irdmmstn Der
alien Burg. 3psf Gage earauf teeaben
ii6 iber preibunosrt Wsnihen, baruntsr
audi Der rprttse 9ancSost BON Srdnsd,
Der prertasr uno 8anslsr BON .Ssnbss,
bauirn uno Ger Sdrasrnetffer BON Jrans
fsnbauien auf ben Berg unp fanpen bort
etnsn puncsrli6 sefletoeten Wann NIT
blsidsm, arausm Saupibaare uuo elmer
Sopfbepsfuus, bic pts eth Saubsnnsf
ausiab. Der 8opf mar 70 baser, tae
Wan@s mstntsn. sr mdiie gang boil lstn,
unp am 8tun mar stn LANCER Ihu,alsr
Bart sspa6fn. @ebdQt mar bic Sc,
ffalt in eireu ionpsrbaren rpsisen @antsI
unp lsrstns Sstnflsicer !; nsbsn fi6 bate
lie siutse alte Wafsn une 8eGtSpfe.
Iuf pie 6rase. per ct ist unp paruu, CT
bier umbrrfrstfs CAB Ger unbsfannte CUR
Antport: SD bin 8atisr Grteert1 une
rssbalb bier erlbisnsn, I'm ptseer 5rteo
Den III Die 0slt III brtnsen, psnn BE
Gdrhsn, rpelhe iest restsrsn. rpsrpsn's
nl6t ausmahsn" Wann btslt ibn fir
stnsn Wtepsrtdufsr poer Srrfinntssn.
Wan lsste tbm nun nod psrIbtepsne Era,
gen DOT. porauf CT nit aufauenser Slars
belt, ia iosar In iaarflnniss 8sife anti
pprtste. Nls ibm parauf Der 2anrSpat
ots failsyli6sn Rs6te porbislt unp i'm
oaribsr bsfrasts, sab or in latsiniiaer
Spra6e Anfport unp pieperbclts, er let
8atIsr Sriecrib. zen Soft pisper aufers
psdt babe. UNI bic faiisrltdtn Gsbte
ptspsr sur 9sltuus ,u briussn. Dabst
,sists CT cine 70 impcnirsnpe Saltuns
unp bspabrte cine 10 maisfdtilbe Hube,
pas Ollie srfauntsn. gnelt9 fraete i'm
Der eanppost aud, pte siel Sprabsn er
psrftsbe. rprauf er erptseete: nGra8t
MIDI In elmer Sprads. rpsl9s Sbr pout
unO rann rpsrrst SIR ieben, Oh t4 fe.
psritsbe ODER niht." Wan aflirts tbms
nun. pue CT NIT na6 Gr%anfsnbauisn BIN
abssbsn mife. ppSu Ct f1 cbne Wetts%
res beleit inpsn lief, 1ur ais man tbm
5siisln anlsasn pplIte, bat sr, ibn fret
sebsn ~ laisn. ME IS einent Satisr ss'
itsms. 90 fam sr mad granddaughter
pon bier aus absr lief i'm 9raf 9dntbsr
ron SdwarSburs nad Spnpersb aukn
brtnsen unp prpnete cine unterIubuu8
ubsr i'm an. DaS GrssbniB rtrlslbsn
mar. paB In tbn Elm irinnissr Sdns!psr
aus Ganssnialsa erfannt pures, OCT f1
~ ben Sapttfsn belt. lin tbS Den Au>
aen csS Bottles ;u entstsbsu, ltsB ibn
9raf 9intber an stnen einIamen 0sr>
patrun8srrt trtnssn uno pa bis al ltts-
nen Zoo untsrbalten. OteIsm gretsntB
entiprans irrsnfaas bic Sage bon Saifsr
Sltspri1s aufsnlbaIt I'm 8yfbdulsr, ete
ibriftli6 gum erfen WaIe 1896 In sinem
prpsramm ess &eftovs S. Spfnann
~rogfomut OaS 9olf sIfusr ebsn nt1t
,pas aus Der ritbislbaften grI1eiuups
seporpsn mar, une btelt i6 an ots 9ss
bauptuns psl4s Der Spnrerlins ssma6t
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

Der srbofs Dram, unp bspor Is itt
Hobn prriab, bepcr er wusts, note tim
seibebsn, mar er In Cen Sang btnaus'
ssffossn unp bic Ibdrs ibloe fb btutsr
tim.
Dcctoe Imbra snp6na sen rptscsr the
3immsr trstsnoen SonniHtoudr nit al
len 3sihsn csS b5tfsn llnptQsnS. Sir
fiup aud Elm 9sitdfts mann fraste sr
nit bittersu Sobne. Wueten Sic oern
fsin sinfdIttssrss Subisft In Der Stact
aufiutrtben, ais rtsien m%ouoIitttasn
Scribar, Yer fi6 Elm 9sranissn paraus
iu MAIDEN i&stnt, psrffdupissn esutsn
Woral ,u leiea.
SD fam ntbt5 easu. psrtbetotate tb
Sttlfrau, TIFF aufatbmenp. ben Shwets
auf Der Stirss. SD pabte. Der armis'
ltss Iropf pdrpe mir nah SoQioaenem
slets aus Daufbarfstt su Sdssn fallen
unp rte 6dnpe fiTen. Sie lpIten nur
isins Gage fsnnsn {! Ssin 8et6tbum finc
S6ulpsn. Istn Befs eth franfeS, ardGt
ass Wstb unp pier bunaernpe Stncer.
eabet bropIp5, felt bsute BON ietner SteIe
aei Ist. I'D bolte ben WsnIben H,,ttsn i'm
Sturue pom WaHr meg. uno psnn
ntbt auss iriist pom lsstsn Sprunss
Der 0sspriHuns - pom Seltfmcrce.
5dttsn gle TIN iprinssn lafsu %.
Doctor ambra unterbrah fi6 plSB.
lid lslbf. "a sr bsmsrfte. pas Der 8ranfs
ft pisper aufssrtGtst bate, uno ibrsl
Hdfernp, aber peutlt6 anc beftts aeuua
a~sflbrtsn llutsrrepuna seipannt folsts.
@r elite ioalett aaf cas 8stt su fibt
lib psrlsssn, ibsr ibrem Sarer ben pa
tisnten ps,ssHsu III BADEN.
Nur ssbn Winutsn @epulc ! bat bel
9ommiiiOndr. Dem Arste auf Dem 8us,
folasnp. NIT btttepp %erbobensn 6inpen,
Nur ssbn Wtputsn. andptsfsr Ssrr 8raf
uno IS iou Elm aupsrsr, psrldBiser 3tus,
sur Stsle leinl
Der 8raf lsbnte sntihtspsn ab. fstnI
Ibpade Sttmme init elmer Sspsauns
Der 6ano untsrtiBsnp, bic ni6t m,spsr'
fanpen psrrsn fonnte. 5eute MID;
msbr SD fdble mtb %ansssrfsn.
Der Director bot ben sauaen 3aube
frinsr 2tsbsnspdrpiafstt unp uebsrre
~punssfunf auf. isrsd psrssbens. De,
Srarfe blisb bartnddts BET isinsm Gat'
I6luHs unc eriu6te iulsst nit eirrsr
Worten uni - Nube.
Die beiesn 5srrn mustsn Fa smpfsb'
len unp ras 5aus Serlafsn, ntdt obn,
idpet Selcrants ibsr een Musaana
Der idr belize msbr oosr mtnper bspsnf.
li1sn Ansslsssnbsit.
(8urtitsaus fplsD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
3ur SsHbauiersS ass.

auttflnnt IN Die 9c'tsiass pom Rat
fer Srircri6 Sarbarpfa. Ter i'm Snnern
ces a~yfbduiers ltlafeno. Der Wirsrbsrs
ffsauna Ger Ginbsit unp Wl6t pss peuts
itrn 8sibss wartet (; ole @sntaftn cdrf.
ten ne Gntfrbuna rieisr Sage fsnnsn.
Dr. 9oraa uSae rabcr bier cine Strae
tuOrn W "ar III sinsn Sonntas. am
IA NebruIr 1876 als iib untsr pen ra
ben unwcborro prs ~Syfbauisr, auf psis
len alien S6IpBrutnsn man itoa felt
msbrsrsn lds'n bis in pie Na6t btnein
etn flstnss 6suer bate lpeern lebsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

perlih ihpatsn, absr niht unminpts
gen Sobn, pte Ste rdbnen, preitsln.
Wsnn cod nur pte punperbaren Welo
pten fir etntse Womsnts aus Der Rad
baridaft erfldnsenl Damn ipqtsn Sts
fsben, pie mfin Spbn ben srersifsnpen
Ibnsn lauitt, ipte fb isin Ause bslsbt.
istn 9eiiht psrf!drt, pts Ct mad isnsm
Bsnfsr tra6tst Sino etts 3siten ct,
mes unsurs6nunssfdbissn ? 9sbsn Sis
Das II ni6t ecsl %ssbancslt.
Robn ffane far sintss A~ussnblids ME
In islisen Irdumsn S%sriunfsn. Dann
aber trat er auf paS 8stt su, Elm neusr
acknowledgement 8spanfe prdste fi6 gum
Grfsnnsn reutlit. NIT 6esretbsr 9sual!
In BEN flaren Ause. auf Dem erniten unp
bod 70 frsucis ssbObsnsn AntliB aus.
bsoor sr nod bic 9ippsn sun, Spredsn
SHnets. 9ndpiser 5srr! tssann sr NIT
'tef berestsr Sttmme, ipbalp tb mstn
Cello rptspsr beIattsn fam. fpQ feline ibli6.
ten 0stlsn SIREN perm Sobn auf's
Nsue nfreuen. Bic pabin bite i'd.
mir bie i6perfe. NIT msinem @epiisu
psrsinbarltde Aufsate su fslsp, unit
Sie ioIsn fb iiberauasn, taB tb mil
Wannsseifer SIREN Ssfsbl pOustsbe unr
Dor fstnsm 5inpsrnie suridpet1e.
Der Sranfs nidte sufimmsnp unb BOG
t1 aufmetfiam Dor.
Sn Sbrsr sanssn ls~stpiaiSen @stfd'
auna absr, fubr 8Obn nit srbObensl
Stimme fort fam i6 - Ssrssibsn Sie
penn t6 mid often ausiprs6s - feline
rshte. Ddterli6e 6lriorse. fetn pausrnpea
Slid far Den grbsn. ~ionpern ie mad
umffdnpen nur pte SueIe 8rober
unueridulpsten unslhdS isben. Bas
Die Arste NIT al ibrer Sunft ntbt psrm5:
ssn. sspdbren oft pte Sabre ses aamdt.
tiasn u. feline Site aus frstsn Stddsu.
Dte eanr andoiaer 6srr, rpsnn Soft
f6 Sbrss Sobnss erbarmte. rpsnn ietns
game Natur stn.n frtidsn Anfob. sinsn
umihpuna bsfdme, rpsnn pts 1raft pes
9ebens Dem grben uupsrmutbet. TIM 9aufs
Der 3stt, bic seiftse unp fSrperltter
xrdfte Serltebe. psl&s fbm bis iegt pers
iast su ittn i&sinsn !? 90 LANCE fa eth
stbemaua aus Der Sruf bebt unp ot,
9ippsn fiblt, fpl Der Wenlb bUfsn
0trp eann, frase i'd. eas 5oipttal Cen
tpttflidsn, jurs6nunssfdbissn Grbsr
letn rt6sS @rbsut 3uridfsQsn. ops,
muB Der lpslidlibe trOS ieinsr 3uret
nunssfdbtsfstt Elm pfrdpnsr, sin Sflap'
pss SOiptials blstbsn2
8cbn ipra9 bic lsBtsn Worts, Sane
unp Stimme srbsbsno. @r ifano pa
pie Elm llnslddSprppbst, Die srossn.
pdfsrsn aussn In bic 3ufunft serI1
tet.
Der @raf farrte ibn sreI an pis sins
frsmce Gribstnuna presto pie eippsu
spii6sn pie 3dbus unp ianf nit pum
pfsm, i6%msBbaftem SIbbnen surid.
sic ins elm Naul fubr Der Director
,ornis auf uup riff Den Scrtbsntsn IN
llnft pom Bette meg. Wollsn tie csn
Serrn 9rafsn nit 9epali umbrinsen {
Seine 6anp ssists plobsnp, feline Did,
sebtstsnp nab Der lbare.
Stiuflaut mar bsicen sefpls., 90,
8u;b s~ittsrup unp bsbsnp. @r itittslt,
BEIGE Saufe, istus Iusen I&ossn Sligs
Glsncsr, milsrabsIsr Shparmn |! fatrlbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

Wet. Ssitsns Der StabtpsruaItuns III
brs SAFE 6rancais" um Bara6spIut fur
40, 600 6r. anSetauft porbsn, wobur4
abstmals cine NIT Der 5~rsiIssuus Der Ra'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

VA VIA GREEN POTNr
The 81 Ivan GROVE leaves The per fDDt -
23dst EAST RIVER for the Company Depot, GreenD).n,
connecting Manhattan Beach AT >. ~
lO:4a g. m. AMI haEaolrly from lid a 10 ~
Trans lelve Manhattan Beach at I'D - ll:J
l2:uI l2S llj. l;}J p. ani every ut1esl AL t1s(
minutes past the hour 10 J3l ant AZ 10 lt3j D.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The steamers r. MARTIN and MAIIEAWAN lelg3
foot OF Nnehast Terminus ~ al the Eey1tei Railway.
al 4-:lU a. m halrhoI1Y from 9:lO 10 $40 D.
Trans leave Manhattan Beach at 40 'Slg JlJ IL.
and hs4f-hOury from 1910 A m. 10 1910 - m
Trains marke thus do no. run ol ,nnisfs. - -.
EXCCR SION TIChEIs FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN.
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE 80 CENTS INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES .......... l........ as. ...
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CoNCERrS By Gill
MORE'S BAND AND EMlNEN -OlOI-ES.
FAIRY LAND.-GRAND I'LL MlNAIlDS OF THE
GROUNDS EVERY TUES DAY EVENING. ...--
THE OCEAN ABLALE. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. -
PAINS GREAT PIROIrCuNIC EAhlBlIlONS
INkRY SATT kDAY EVENING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
For Young Drookiyn.

LTUEN.EIN, SEMINARY, for young ladies
y and gi.Is ftlat,nat. Br1.a}u Heights "i' reopen
Monday ~c.t.ml,r is: M elth yea. ~
Noeyfra carg. .o instruction 10 french German latin
and t,Icek. GiOKGE Is. Bi'-i.L1N, A H.. 4llI.i--.-
pROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY, ,,o. -,,
ID Tii4 school for f,,ing l.-iies VIII
omen S,r;eini,rr 20 CHARLIE l.. WEST. Principal
MADAME !. ". STAM\rS FRENCH tne-
w lis, aul German Boarding ana Day ~c-o4 Ut l'il-
/ d,ea and thf.f..u reHrfat 'i't--... d. ) LaA ''
AZ FiF-.t d iAe ~ .r"o.. ana l'il-i IiiA''
u.maor o.. boarding pupils It.tl .d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
FOR
MANHATTAN BEACH.

Tickets gOOi on either pler go
Excursion fJc sale NJ al 4deYfei RNlrblt