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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
PERSONAL.

The family of the Hon. Levi p Morton, United
States Minister to France will spend the summer
at the seashore, at Deppe.
Mr. William Warren the actor. has just
pleted the thirty-ffh year of his unbroken
ton with the Boston Museum.
Professor Mommsen has been finally fully ac-
quilted of the charge of libel brought against him
last autumn by Prince Bismarck.
The Hon. Robert C.. Winthrop and family are
now visiting the principal cities of Germany. They
will soon go to Switzerland thence to Vienna. and
will return to Paris IN September
The Hon. William Walter Phelps, after introduce
ing his successor in the Austrian mission, Judge
Taft, and presenting his own letters of recall will
leave Vienna for Carlsbad, where he will spend the
summer.
NJ. Pasteur has received from the British Society
OF Arts the Albert medal for the present year for his
researches in connection with fermentation, the
preservation of Wines and zymOtic diseases in silk
worms and domestic animals.
Thomas Dickson, president of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, will remain in Europe
with his family until November for the benefit of
his health, which has been seriously impaired by
OycT-atte ntlOn to business affairs
Having enjoyed such "A remarkable bit of good
fortune in the sale of his little Meissoner. Mr. Rus
kin now proposes to sell ten of his Turner's under
the hammer. THIS too. after his vigorous denun-
Citations of plcture-lobblng
The newly married Duke and Duchess of Albany
have delighted the Scottish heart by selecting pat
terms of tartan which will hencoforth be called by
their names. That chosen by the Duchess ID an
elaborate design of blue, green ana Dlach' iho
Dukes is red and black, aud OF palmer pattern.
Mikloukha Maklay, the indefatigabe Russian
scient tat who has spent the past twelve years IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
ONE OF AR UOWELLSS HEROINES


The heroine of Mr. Howells's last story, A
Modern Instance" which is now being Published in
The Century Mag zine. may be said to have
paraleled genius for jealousy. If she could man
age to enter n specimen of it at the next Worlds
Fair we feel quite snro she would carry of the first
prize. And when il is remembered that this young
lady was not born and bred IN the passOn-nourish
ing tropics, but in cool aud calm New England, and
Is not so much as distanty related to Othello, even
by marriage the confident assertion Of her ability
TO win the championship assumes its full signih-
canoe. The Green-Eyed Monster must be I'M
mcnscly proud of her, and no doubt has often been
moved to exclaim. since the story began, " Many
daughters have done excellcntly, but thou exceest
them ALL"
For as an incarnation of jealousy she is to be re-
garded as outshning 0thelo as decidedly the
unclouded MONDAY outshlnes an emaciateh
lightning bug that is not feeling very well. We
not TO be- understood as Undertaking. . .hellos
jealousy BY no means. All the world knows that
he found no difficulty in working himself into u
twenty fOur-carat rage on fOur-carat provocatlon
that his cordial invitation to DcslenOna To DO
favored with glance at ono of hor party handker-
chiefs. with largo ID" worked IN Venetian text
in one corner was characterized by unusually deep
feeling. And, nevertheless. after acquant-
forced 10 believe that Othello had but crude
and inadequate conception of the possibilities
of jealousy. lie lacked capacity. lie merely
picked up lew pebbles. as Sir Isaac Newton would
have put it, Oh the shore Of tho passion, while Its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

diligence and persistence, and it is therefore
worth watching. If class of only dozen
interested persons could be persuaded to spend
two hours among these growing trees, listening
to Professor Sargents explanations of his
methods and observing the practical illustra-
tons, the cause would receive more actual
advancement than it is likely to gain from sew
eral sessions of the great North American For
estry Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

last few days that they have not reused the
authorities to sense of the situation Have
they forgotten how much they have been out
of pocket in past years when the small boy
with a firecracker in his hand has been al
lowed to walk his diabolical way unob-
structed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

Garfield only his life, has gone to his account.
The baflled faction whose angry rawlings
prompted the ASSASSIN to his crime still re-
main to snap and sDarl at Garfe!ds memory,
but that is safe beyond their reach, enshrincd
in the hearts OF the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

Persons leduing torn for the season, and sum
u,er travellers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 81 20 per month,
the address being changed as often as desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

The chances which our militiamen have of
winning the prize that they are to contend for
with representatives of the British Volunteers
will hardly increase unless more interest is
taken in the preliminary contests for places on
the American team. match at Creedmoor
a few days ago was postponed because the
soldiers thought the sun was too hot; ana
yesterday there was no shooting ut the
range for the very good reason that enough
men did not appear to make 1t worth while to
begin. We hear of little or no practice III
other States, although some of them have sig
nifed the intention of sending representatives
to take part in the international contest, and
have offered prizes to the men who win places
on the American team. The Engishmen will
be much better prepared, even if they get no
extra practice, owing to the system OF prize
contests that already prevails among the Vol
unteers.
Even granting that obstruction in the Com
mons was the only means by which the Irish
members in the beginning could force England
adequately to consider Irelands woes certainly
this last exhibition on the part of Mr. Parncll
and his followers is indefensible. When the
posed that the Irish members would favor 1t.
or that they would refrain from trying hard
to modify it. But it was believed that, with
the Arrears of Rent bill in sight, they would
decently keep from useless obstruction, In the
hope that the act. which was entirely In the
interests of suffering tenants, would cause the
coercive measure to fall barmlessly aside.
The murders in Phoenix Park had made the
situation strained. England was i'll no mood
for trlhing, and Mr.. Parnell seemed to realize
it. Were all his ardent expressions OF hope
for settlement of the troubles merely line
w0rds2 1t looks so. The Irish members, for
getting Phoenix Park, Gort and Loughrea,
have again resorted to obstruction until they
have been suspended Mr.. Parnell has lost his
control or does not try to exercise it, Appar-
emily the Irish leaders and the Irish assas-
sins, fearful lest Mr.. Gladstone really should
be able to bring about a settlement OF the
unhappy differences between Ireland and Eng
land, have united to prevent a contamination
so dcvoutly to be wished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

The late Tammany Attorney for the Collec-
ton of Arrears of Personal Taxes either
absorbed a very large SUN of money that did
not belong to him, OF he was remarkably neg
ligent in looking after delinquents. The as
sstants in the Corporation Counsel's Office from
May "a to June 80 collected So, l07 OIL in over
due taxes on personal property. In seven
years Gale returned only $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

There is no political significance in the list
of names just sent to the Senate by the Presi-
dent. Some of them are mere repetitions of
former nominations. General Wallace, Mr..
Hall, Mr.. Wickersham and one! or two others
are now in the offices for which they are
named but as the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill which was recently passed
raises the titles of the missions, q renomina-
ton became necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

SSoBBIsINEss IN AMERICA.-lt Is TOO hasuty
consiare tnat the parasite only OF az
aristOeratc society. IL would DO more his ane
correct to say that II s essentially uoi.o
cratic bat requires u certain yieinago and contrast OF
arislocraoy bring IL Tho great difference OF
waatL VI race and Like which eAiSts IA Aaer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02


For the sake of decency it was certainly
best to bury the body of the assassin in the
jail-yard 1t is not likely to be disturbed
there. If it had been placed anywhere else,
even if it were left untouched by ghouhsh
spectators, the side-shows of the country
would soon have been advertising their pos
session of Guteau skulls and Guiteau shin
bones at "teD cents peep" The only won
der is that the murdereI's vanity did not
prompt him to direct that his body should be
displayed in some way which would bring him
post-mortem notoriety.
The Mayor must be going out of town for
the Fourth otherwise he certainly would have
made some official utterance about the rigid
enforcement of the ordinance fOrbidding the
use of explosives in the city on that day. This
Is pretty hard. The only solace of those
persons whose work or some other duty keeps
them from the country Oh the National holi-
day is the privilege of meditating on their i'll
luck in quiet. Apparently this small privilege
is to be denied to them this year. What have
the fire insurance companies been doing in the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Rciirnbr agentsu
&. Seper nno Otto 2Se6er.

Sn Des 2aoines, BET Staatsbaupts
ffabt, bislten Iette 8o3e bic Turner bes
Sbern @iiiifppi Eurn5sSirfs ibre II.
idbrIi5e gsriamn1Iuus ub, bic ;iemIi5
i5wa5 bsiuSt mar. Die gei9Iiie Der
@sriammIurs ipre9en f9 fur S9uIs
suans, grri9tuus rou Subufrtei9ulen,
gsrpsItIiduns Der 6ffentIi9en S9uten,
unb fur Bsfeusruus bss &irdensisentbums
aus, uno prOteTiiren segen Sonntassseiets
unb EsmpsreuSspans. @ie melt bod Der
SaB ssssn bas @briifentbum bic 2euts
trsibt! gtnerIeits proteiiren fe sesen ben
EemperenB3wans, a~nbererieits Be-
firuOrten fe ben . 9uISmans, TT bas
nidt Id6erlid. a6sr burd ben S9uIsuana
uolIen fe anbere suinsen, pdbrent
betm Z emperen83w a 9 es anbe
fnb, bic ite ~auinsen. Ouber Der Corn.
Sreibsit fur ft5 modem bic Patrone; abe,
&ne9ti9aft fur bic anbsrn. S95ns Srsi'
beitsapofeI bas, bisie Turner! Nun, uenr
man has WateriaI ni1t %tennte, aus ben
bte Eurnuereine suiammenseiest finb, Il
t6nnte man fl5 pisIlei9t arsern, 70 lad
man iber bic WeItuerbeferer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Donuertag A6eno wurbe bic erit'
Strobe CUR @rIeu6tuus Der Stabt nit cleo
trii4em 9i9te ssmudt. @uf benz Gent
nurbiseI In Der Gre uon Waiufrase bate
ma bic bobe 5eusrIetter aufsefslt unb ar
bic Spits berieIben bic Ieu9tenbsn Sob.
l~snittfte befeitist. @s waren 4 2i9te, Dor
1000 Ser3enftdrfe iebss, bic NIT ibrer
StrubIsn einsn Gbeil Der oberen Stubt be.
lsu@teten, bsionberS WainiiraBe. Gros.
benz Der Ronb i@ien, bic @ass@ ompasnit
gum Eort aue lire StraBenIampsn cnse.
sinbst. fonnte man bod 6as 2i5t in i46n.
item @Ian;e iebsn. BIS biuaus nod eagle
potnt, biuunter on ben SIuB an IA.
StraBe, unb bis Sudion 9art MAJ Iles
10 bea erIeu9tet, bob bic S3atten fi9 tisf,
buntsl abboben. 4qss mar auf ben Bel.
men, bic StruBsn, ba Der gbsnb i96n, pa:
rem isbr Isbsnbis unb bic ~l1mssbuns bes
SiseIs wimmeIts BON Spusiersdnssrn.
9te Muidine, ueI5e bic Graft ~Iisferte, bic
glectricttdt su erSeusen. mar iber cine babe
WeiIe pom ben 2i9tern e~ntfernt unb nidt
pa1snb fur ben 8usd, ausi 5inberniFs,
BITE NIT Der ~ssrinseu S6be benz 2idts Gin.
tras tbaten. Jules In aIsm senommen,
mag man bic Probs cine srfoIsrsi9e mems
men. I'm bic Stabt compIst nit electric
i9em 2idte gu erIeu9ten, wdren absr 10
bic Is 2suattbarme nOtbis. Die Srase
pirb baun natirIid bic fem, iR's ni6t su
tbeusr2 8us toftst es? Ga GroHe bat Der
Rofipielisteit wsssn bic BeIeudtuns aus
ridsepieien. Dubuque, befen Sinansen
aud betanntIi9 ni6t bic beitsn fnb, bat
llria@e uurii5tis gu fem, buB es f6 ni5t
etusR gIepbuntsn tauft, ben es cbns sroBe
Spfer ni6t mebr Los perben fam. gs
TT cine iebr i46ne SeIsu5tuns, bas sebsn
mir gu; Gber 9uras mag Der treiben, ber's
@sIb bat. giR's 1T isbr ratirli4 unb ba.
Der %auftduig, bic ttefsn i4uar3en S9at'
ten, bic ba berri5sn, mos 2idt ridt bins
fdat. Seues 9t3t wirft bunteIn S9atten,
aber OBJ ss i'm DunteI bieier Sdatten nidt
Isidter 1T in eiu 5aus einsubreden, als
istt, woIen mir b~abinseffelt fein IaIsn.
Die 9robsn NIT benz 9i5ts auf Seminar,
biseI psrben fortsefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
2Tafdrtf6e Sie6er.

Walariids Sisber, 9artIeibisteit, grs
f9lafiuns Der 2sber unb Risren, ausemeins
S6wd4s, R~sruoftdt unb neuralsii4s
S9mer3en wsrbsn bur@ ben sroBen &rant'
bsitsbsfsssr, bas 9opfen. Bitters, prompt
turirt. OaEsI6s ma9t ben S9aben, ben
bic &rantbeit anssridist, wiebsr gut, inbem
es bic 0abruns in rsi6es BIut %uerwaubsIt,
has Spfsm trdftist unb ben altsn nnb
Sdwadeu neuss 0eben unb neue &raft
einh6Bt. Wan leie bic vSpridu6rter" tn
elmer anbern Spalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
gus oent Staate.

SeItiame 2eute finb bic @ebrioer
Clarion In Oes Rotnss. sic fino bic
5srausssbsr bes tonunssbsnb:r Yrobibi'
tionifsnbIattss in Soma, bes Oss Woines
Rssiiter", unb Iomit sei4uorsne Ssines Der
&6aiss aIcoboI unb @ambrinus, aba Hls
sIeid iinb bisis Ssrren gisentbimsr elmer
tn Oss WOinss i'm Bau besriffensn rteii'
gen Oifiusris, uslds BITE auBerbaIb Soma
lisssnbs Dslt NIT aIcobol gu suersiftsn"
beltimmt 1T.
auf elmer Sarmi in Der Rdbe pom
DatsrIoo III cine bisber unsetannte Grant
belt untsr benz 8lsb aussebro9en. Die
Bsins idpsasn, bic Suut an ben Beineu
uirb troden unb bart unb iprinst auf. aus
bisien Osffnunssn Iduft Otter. Die 6ufe
Der uon Der 6rantbeit ersriffsnen Ebiere
fallen ab. Die &rantbsit bat ii6 nod
ni1t meter psrbrsitst, ionbern 1T III auf
bic %gsHannts Sarm bsidrdntt.
untsr ben ueridiebensn Miaionsn un'
perbisntsr 2unoidentunsen uon etwa brei'
sis giienbabnen, bic am Samifas DOR elmer
Dods lem gonsrsB pom Winiffer bes
Sunsrn bsrittet purben, befinbsn flip aud
4O7, 9l0 Gder i'm norbuefli6en Soma,
psl5e Der Siorr gitp 81 unb ct. Saul
@iisnbubn seseben uurbsn, welGs fe aber
niemals uetbiente.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
2segauutfid baben bic &spubIi,ane,

2seganntfi6 baben bic &spubIifansr
tn Der Iesten Situns Der @eietssbuns tur9
ibre @abItrsisseometris es babin sebradt,
baB bieisr gonsreBbesirt gar wenis Soft
nuns babsn tam, eiuen Oemotraten na9
@aibinston In bus abseorbnetenbaus gu
isnben, obi5on Elm natiirli6 seifaItster
Wabltreis nis einen &epubIitaner bate
pabIsn t5nnsu. Nun foumea bic republic
taniidsn 9rSBen, bic serue ibr 2t5t In
ben 5auen bss @OnsreHes lsu6tsn Iisben,
unb itsusn ibre gunbibatur auf. SbenaH
anter ibusn itebt Col. Ssnoeriou, Elm bies
flyer Nbuocat. Wsnn mir feline 6ofinuns
baben, stnen Oemotraten udbIen 81 %tOnnen,
isben MIR Ssnbsriou Iieber in Der Steae
ais elmer Der uefIiasa RisssIipaltsr. 8ir
s~ueifsIn uidt, buB 9enberiou, Der eth fdbi
ger, ta9tiser Mann 1T, bic domination
republitaniiderieits bet6mmt; aber ibsr
zines mifisn mir RIarbeit BADEN: iber
feline Mn1dtsu tn Der EsmperenSfrase.
6enberion muB runb beraus unb 0fentli9
ertIdren, bab er Elm @esner hes amenSs'
msnts 1T. Gbut er bas, iinb ibm E~auienbe
bemotratiidsr Stimmen fiber, tbut sr's
ni9t, werbsn Eauienbs rspubIitaniider
Stimmsn sessn TIN seben. Bir wolsn
RIarbeit; Ssnbsrfon muB i9riftItd unb
5fentIi9 feline Qnf9ten tn Der 5rass funb
aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Sam[taa fa6r y Dunn, Elm Garmsr

Samaaa fa6r q Dunn, Elm Surmsr
aus WOiaIem Eownibip, nit SObn unb
Srau aus Der Stabt bsim. Sn Der Ndbs
pOn &odbaIe wurbe bas @eipann unIent.
bar, bic 9fsrbe rifsn aus, unb Grau unb
Sobn wurben aus benz @asen seworfen.
@abrenb Der SObn nit einisen Sdrams
men bauon tam, purbs bic Srau burd
ben Sau f4wsr psrIsst. Wtan bob biss
isIbe auf unb q. Wernsr elite gum
2rsts, Or. g. S&winb, nod Der Stabt, um
bic Wunbsn Der Srau su usrbinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
S. 1t oo6 aan, cnrios. Die prote'

Is TT oo1 gar5 cttrtos. Os pfofe'
fiantii9en 9reoiser, aud bic beutidsn, iiub
fait aas su 9unifen bss @menbementes,
bas unisrn Staat bebrobt. 90 baben f4
tn u~srsausener Bo@e bic gu 9ancaifer in
@isconiin ueriammeIten 9resbpterianer
unb bic bier in Dubuque taserbe @onfe'
rem, Der euanseIii@en @sieui4aft in Der
&idturs ausseipro@en. nns uunSert tas
ui5t. Der Yroteitantismus iu6t a5erau
fid an ben Staat gu fifteen. SeIbf aui
sissnsn SiBsn fisbeu tam er niat. 9ier
fisbsn iett uieoer pte, 10 oft, bic Ratboliten
auf Ssits Der peri6nliaeu Sreibsit, bic
Yrsts fantsn auf bsr Settle elmer beuSleri'
f9en Tprannet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

SEER 9. s. Eor6ert & So babsn
Bur4's @sbdubs an erftsr SiruBs ssmies
tbet unb ri9tsn bort unter Der 9eituns eis
mes bswdbrten Es9niters cine Gabrit fur
has Infertisen uon anfrei&erfatben eth.
Das @ei9dft bat quite NusR&t auf @tfols.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Browns Bronchial TrochesA, uenn
man fe TN Wunbe uerseben IdBt, buben
sinsn bireeten ginfuB auf bic enbsanbeten
weI9e cine Reisuns Der 2unse uers
uriaden, unb brinsen 2inberuns BET 9u'
fen, @%rtdItunsen unb ben usri&iebensn
5aIsIsibeu, benen Sdnser unb SfentIi9e
Steiner ausaeIett fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Sn Der Siqaor- iuo Groeerie.
Sanofang bon Setter Riefer, GlaptraSs.
3pii9sn Z. unb g., tam man isst, sbsns
faus Yahasei6sins baben, mas R9 soI5s,
bie TIRE aIte 5eimatb In europa bsiu9sn
pbsr 9eruanbte ODER Srsunbs pon bort na5
amerita tOmmen Iufen woasn, msrtsu
foqtsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

3. Sepi I'M WarmOrorpSoobspaIafl
on WainitraBe bat ieinen Stod 6riaiabrs'
waarsn srbaItsn unb btttst feline Rnnosn
uorsuiprs9m unb fa bic neuen Baaren
anBuisbsn, fs prifsn unb nit anbsrn TN
Yreiie 3u psrslsi5sn. 9eui tduit nur bas
Muerbsiis unb psrtduft nit ~serinsem proft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Se(6enRe fir GraRommnniRanten.
S9Snfe Muswabl uon @sbetbidern,
Roisntrdusen, Rerten u. I. 10. i'm 9ross
unb &Isinuertuuf BET $. s. Riebel, Ode
Der Is. unb GlapfraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Gid. 9an(en bat isiner Trau bas
pom Germ 81. Reper n%susebauts unb far
$4,000 sstaufts 9aus, sei9entt. " gang
@onsborf an a Befort ftsst te i9esnsrt
6aus enc bat, Re Rid2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

pie 2astser Der StaSt baben sinsn
l1tas srIafsn, baB has 5Isii4 anssfats
bss greiiss bss gisbss p Gents per gfunb
tbeuerer psrsauft wirb. go wirb benz ars
better alass idneI uertbeusrt, obne baB
iein Qohn i'm 0erbdltniB iteiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
DDS eomite. bas ernaunt porbsn NC

U15 S0ultte, pas lHdHHl WutUTH Uu',
I'M Subicriptionsn gu iammelu, uomit bic
5airseisuidafft ssssu gerIuft ssbstt Usr'
ben ioa, ipenn Re i'm Ssrbfie aasftsuans.
pferberennsu u. I. 10. bat, tam i9 zines
suten grfolses ribmsn. Gs iab $500
su benz 8usds ss3si5nst porOen uub man
bofft bic ~usrlaustsn $4,000 fiber uaf5us
brinQeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Sreo. Suxinssr, eth gOatsmann, Der
Bel 5rsb. Rinnidsr in Dienf ffanb, wtrb
psrmiBt unb ioa uuf etns mpiteri6ie art
aab Dsiis usridwunbsn iein. 0is Ea'
sesblattsr wini9sn cine llntsriu&uus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

2Iau Besiunt in ben nadfsn Easen
nit benz gau bes SrrenaIpIs. bas nit benz
5ospitul Der garmbersisen Sdwefern
usrbunbsn pirb. Die Oppofition, wel9e
iid sssen bic @rri6tuns bes GipIs funo
sibt, t0n,mt Don 9suten Der, bic Glem,
mas tatboIii9 beiBt, feinbIi5 ssiinnt ftub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Gin aewiGer MARTIN bod, c

Gin 9eptNer 2uarttn S5od, etn
gisrbraasr, Der bss 9sbens mi0e NOR, lssts
Samfas tn Wi9sIs Rsw SarmOnp 9au
nit sinsm WsHsr 9anb an ff4 ieIblt. 81
fad f9 tn bic gruff, unb uls tbn Elm auf'
wdrtsr bss Sauiss funb, lag er In ieinem
Dilute. Mau risf ben arSt, Der bic Bun
ben psrbaub, unb man bofft benz unsIidIi'
den Waun has 2sbsn Su retteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Der Sfiegenoe SolIduoer, pis Der

Sdnsusus, Der uon ct. 2ouis, Wo., nod
ct. pauI, Winn., bisrbur9 Iduft, i6srss
psiis sstauft purbe, dnbert um l.. Wai
feline Sabpsit. Der 8us usrIdBt baun
ct. Saul UNI Z llbr 10 Wiuuten Morssus
unb Iunst um baIb usun ua&ftcu Cages In
ct. QouiS an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
ct. Souls MarftbertMt.

(}sr xsIssrapb) "a. April 1882.
Wst3eu-rotber, go. 2, SI.36 bis 1877
BeIf9torn-764 bis III @ts.
Gafer-5l1 Bis SO Cts.
Observation-Disclosures 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

pie 2sau- unb 2eibseieai&aft bat firs
tommenbe Sabr foIssnbe Bsamtsn err
nannt: Sobn Beu, Brdfbent; 6. Baps
lies, gies'P rdiibent; s. g. 5stberinstOn,
Seeretdr 8. o. @usrniep, S9asmeifsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

SEER glieofans S6roeoer, Bsf
Bsbfsr, ROnroe Co., q. g., i9rsibt on
uns: vBir babsn Or. ausuft 6 81
nis's 9amburser Er6pfsn NIT
benz beiien @rfolse sssen slppetitIofstsit
unb llnuerbauIi9tsit anseuanbt unb finben
bieielben iebr gut"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Ar@ttect.

Srsb. Seer, Nr@itect unb Superintens
bent. S9uIeu unb Rir9en eine SpsataIt'
tdt. 2l9ts Strabe, aw. Soma u. Slap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
NtiHuufee @dytttertnt.

Per xtIegrapbJ "a. @pril 1882
Detssu-Ro. 2, 81 3i4
Safer-479 @ts.
u-734 bis 734 Cts.
&ossen-ss4 Gts.
@erfte-95 Sis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
eiu auter 2sat9 GefS ~ Cparea !

Dsnn ibr RIeiber brau3t, ssbt BIN gum
New York Clothing Store, Drain StraBe,
maze Z. StraBe, Dubuque. ~ssssniber 8.
2epi. BORT pirb ieber reel bebient unb
biais ~bsbanbslt. Mdnneran3iSe pOn s 4 100
BIS $25 90; ~&nabenanSass uOn 80 90 bis
so. 90, bic wirtIid % PrOSent msbr wsrtb
ftnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Der Eater Der @spdfer, Der .Wlins
mudte aus leinsn nfern ausireten, 1T am
Jalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
nc In nteinrr Qraris aehrauht,
no lit Sraus Grniter pcn
&Inttg

3erfelbe IN felt stpa IS Bis 10 Sabre bier I'm edube, bate
,ur Belt, rpr s bis 10 Sabrsn, cine gDirtbi6aft in DUBUQUE,
mar cine 3sit lang nm gilbertsstae, SlnfbdpfSe., une etus
bsnn mad Galifprnisn. Seine Nttte 9atbarina Bsbrsns
ron 8lnsis fuht mad Inn. gDtr ndbers ausfunft seben
fam, rt4te eielslbe an bic Rsedctipn eieIss 9lattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
NeHsNorf @arfthertmt.

(1er zeIesrapD. "a. aPril 1882.
0etsen.-Wtlwaufee, Ro. 2, $l.43.
6afer--57 bts 5s4 gts.
BeIi4forn-sem. NJ. "a bic 80 @ts.
S6wetneHetf6-$ls IL bis lS %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Ehieuao RarftteY{Gt.

(Yer IeIesrapbo "a. April 1882,
Det3en.-No. 2, Sl.294
WeIi9torn-7l Biz ~ @ts.
Safer-4s3 bis 40 @ts.
Butter-3O bis 35 Cts.
gter-l2 big l24 Cts.
Dbtstp-$l.l9.
S9wetne-$6. so bis IT'S
Rtnbpteb--$6.6 go Bis 7 90.
Sd eth etG-$17. rs Bis II 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Su perfaufen.

Cine amp ai6ins Scn rs gfsrssfraft neba hem ed,u
~nStbissn RStrsntsfeL, gutter gumps, Ref, 5eusrfrpnt u.f.r.
allies In euteni Stanpt, fsbt btais gu p~sfaufen. Ndbere
Gusiun,t stbt bic Rssaetisn eislss SIattss cher bic &es Gity
Srpu g4prfs, DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

Cine gerbinbuns bon @iienS
frotorsb, SSnisSrtube unb
Bbcipbaten. Sas eiu5ige 81
ienprdpardt bas bic 3dbns
ni4t i6warst, wie bies ale
anoere @iienpripdrate tbun.