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The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
TvcIrth.s,reoi M. II. Uhurch.

10 TIC Edtt0ror The EUeninQ Ctitie!
Rev. Tlllotson Morgan. ID. d., has romained
Mt his post Of duty faithfully, preaching the
Gospel and looking after tho interests OF tho
church. Fortunately his family take lively
interest in his work, rendering him ciilcient
help. one OF the special features character
lstic OF this congregation Is the. proportion.
ately large number OF young people attending
the services, and the dignlllod and devotional
manner In which they participate In tho exer-
clscs OF religious worship. Tho singing Is OK.
ceient IN every respect, the congregation oil
singing. Dr. Morgan 10 perhaps tho most cul-
tured Methodist preacher connected with
Methodist work In tho District He belongs to
n preaching family In which there are no
weddings nor drones. II Is questionable II tho
Baltimore Conference ever had moro efficient
preachers than Brown Morgan (deccased) and
his brother, Littlcton, who yet retains his
prestige with tho masses rs n man whose ser
vices would be sought after In any congrega
lion. DR.. Tillotson Morgan has son who has
recently entered tho travelling ministry, who
is making n good record. X
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
ron COAL AND WOOD.


HOUSE, or RErREsESTATtvfs, U. s.,
- WAsHtNUroS, D. G., August 3, lSel.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ THIS
Office until u noon on THURSDAY, the 3lst day
OF August for the delivery of six hundred (6OOl
tons ofhest White Ash Furnace Coal; also oi one
hundred (l00) cords Of best spruce Pine wood
and Of seventy (50) cords of best Oak Wood. Both
the coal and wood are TO he delivered nnd stored
In the vaults Of the south wing OF the Capitol on
or before the 30th day OF september next The
coal must weigh 2,2i0 pounds to the ton, and the
oak wood must be cut In three pieces Tne woou
must measure l2s cubic feet To the rOrd, and be
corded and measured at the Capitol. The right TO
rewelgh the coal at the Capitol and the right TO
reject any or nll bids Is reserved
The bids to be indOrsed Proposals for coal ana
Wood ana addressed to ...
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
CleTk of the House of Kepreaentntlves.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

THE Graphic, noting that Governor
Long, of Massachusetts, has written letter
directly and unequivocally indorsing the
principle and advocating the necessity of
Civil.Service REFORM" inquiries. "Do the
laws Of Massachusetts, recognize tho prin-
ciple of Civil.Service reform If not why
not, since, if we are correctly informed, all
her officials are in favor Of it? Might it
not be we'll for States and municipalities to
begin this reform without waiting for the
President or for Congress? Imitation is
easier than originatiOn. 1t is easier to
begin reform on small scale and at
home than to begin it abroad and on q large
scale. We are in favor of beginning the
reform at home. There is no excuse for
the State Of New York, for instance, in
failing to begin a reform of its Civil
Service Certainly, the fact that the
United States Civil Service is not what it
should be is not valid excuse"
The sensible suggestion Of our able con-
temporary is precisely what the sniyel ser.
vice reformers expressly evado. We regret
to see so much sound sense wasted upon
such incorrigible blatherskites. The Civil
Service of the United States is the product
of human nature operating under our pc
culiar social and political institutions. Any
man with grain of sense or an atom of
honesty must see aud admit this.
The character Of the one cannot be al
tered without altering the nature of the
other. And nobody knows this fact better
than do the reformers themselves. Civil
Service, therefore, is nothing but pre-
tentious humbug, conceived in contempti-
BILE hypocrisy. But for the fact that there
happens to be an utter dearth OF political
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
"'Esah For Flag,


Just at dusk, two ladies were hurrylng
along the street TO catch car. One remarked
that they would be very fortunate IL they
pecial car would carry them nearer their des.
tination. AT that moment man staggered
along. He had been having time OF 1t. The
one word, 'fiag," reached his car and reused
all his patriotic instincts. "Flagl" he began
TO shout, "rah, 'rah, for American llagl" and
as the ladies boarded the car the last they saw
Of him he was standing on the corner still
loudly "'rahingl"
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

COLONEL VAN HORN declares that Sena-
tor Thurman is in his political grave.
How can you say that q man is in his
political grave when he is holding an office
under your own partys Administration,
Colonel? Senator Thurman was one Of
the United States Monetary Commissioners,
appointed by Garfield, and we have not
heard that he had either resigned or been
removed,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

subjects of real importance to talk about,
it would not receive the slightest atton-
tion. In nation of the blind a one eyed
man would be king. In such a country
as ours Georgewlliamcurtis is leader,
Bad recommendation for the couutryl
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
SiI2.4OO in Prizes.

and tickets only 50 each. Aug. 81 will be
the day when the Commonwealth Distribution
Co. viii have the grand d7th drawing. Every
person In the land should have at least ono
Ticket. Have you sent your order yet2 Don't
delay. II may be your turn for fortune. Try.
Send for tickets to II. NJ. Boardman, D uri =.
Journal Building. Louisville, Ky.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

IT is announced from Camden that the
opposition to Mr.. Robeson's nomination has
been withdrawn. This is another great
triumph for the New York papers. At this
rate there will soon be no keeping track of
the triumphs of the New York papers
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

JENKINS, John Thomas and Yellowplush
are in their glory now writing watering
place correspondence" From them we
learn just how young ladys pink little
toe looks after it has had an encounter
with hardshell crab. This is important
information
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

If THE Democrats fail to carry Ohio this
year they certainly can't blame Deacon
Richard Smith and his Cincinnati Gazette.
The Deacon is doing all he can to make Re.
publican success impossible.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
Monday, August Ia, 1882


Persons leaving tho city during tho summer
months can have THE EVENING critic mailed
10 their address, In any locality, for 30 cents
per month, or three months for 81, payable in
advance. THE CRITIC will bo found tho best
medium for keeping absentees thoroughly
posted on what transplros at tho Capital. Or
ders can be sent by mail, or loft at tho busi-
ness ONCE. Address changed ms often rs
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

THE promptness with which Captain
Kellogg, of the Tallapoosa, requested the
Secretary of the Navy to make inquiry as
to certain allegations made by sailors on
board his ship, and published in The
CRITIC of Friday, speaks well for his sensi-
tiveness as to professional reputation. The
Secretary of the Navy declined to grant
the inquiry on the ground, no doubt, that
the authority for the published charges, to-
wit, the dissatisfied sailors, was not sulf-
cient. 1t is undoubtedly more difficult to
maintain discipline on board ship engaged
in coasting duty, like the Tallapoosa, than
ON board cruiser passing considerable pc
riods at sea. But discipline must be main
tanned all the same, and Captain Kellogg is
certainly entitled to the full benefit Of the
Navy Regulations for that purpose. If
there had been any evidence to show. that
he exceeded the Regulations in his award
of punishment the Secretary would, with
out doubt, have ordered the inquiry, as re-
quested.
The probability is that the whole matter
grew out of the fact that the men are not
fond of Mr.. Merry, the executive officer of
the ship, and embraced the opportunity to
give him lift.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

ONE of Mr.. Merrick's corps of trained
liars is out in card. He says in his card {:
First-That he twas but slightly ac-
quainted with" the editor of The CRITIC
and,
Second-That "the editor took him into
his inmost business confidence"
Mr.. Merrick is evidently not good
trainer.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

WASHINGTON has thus far been de-
lightful summer resort this season. All it
lacks is spring or two of brackish water.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
WV oNpERs NEVER cEAsEl
w PROGRESS THE ORDER OF THE AGEi

MESSRS. LAFLEUR e co.
GENTLEMEN; ! have been for the past hve
years n great sufferer with Dyspepsia aud pains
In my back, and have tried many remedies aud
prescriptions OF some of our best physlcians
without getting any reliei. For the past two ana
h.haf years / have had q gathered Jaw con.
stant discharge of matter flowing from u; ana y
was pronounced Scrofula by my physician.
was toldthut nothing but an operation removing
the diseased bone would give me any relief
was Informed by friend that he thought EN-
CRETEIl would cure II. tried H.. aud now ntter
taking Il number of bottles my jay Is entirely
can cat anything without Its distressing me, The
pains suffered wlthso long ~ my back have not
Ing cough for long time. ENCRErER cured
him OF Il IN q week. My, wife has taken II TOR
General Debility, and has been very much bene'
flied. l chterfuly recommend y as II has been
SAMUEL NJ. BANKS,
Proprietor Arlington Dairy,
SO w. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
LAFIEUR'S ENCRETER, the Great Blood
Purifier and Wonder of the age. For sale by all
Ntt,Nf. tfla
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under hehead Of f"sitrations
Wanted" and "Holp Wanted" eiu hereafter
be inserted IN THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We invite our friends wishino
situations or help 10 0pail themselves Of tsis
offer. Anspers directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office ieiH receire careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for % cts.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

WE rejoice to see the following in the
Kansas City Journal:
II the Intellectual monstroslty who gets up
the alleged editorial opinions for the st. Louis
Post Dispatch didn't wear his brain In the scat
OF his trousers he might be saved from max
casions
1t is equivalent to a personal mention
of the fact that Colonel Van Horn has ar
rived safe in Kansas City, and has fully
recovered from the fatigues of his trip.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wv ANTED-To BUY LAND SCRIP.
Additional Homestead Claims,
Sioux Haltbreed Scrip,
Potterheld Warrants,
Valentine Scrip,
Bounty Land Warrants, DC.
All OF the above Land Scrlps for sale. Address
or call on w. q Hill, room IS, st. Cloud Building,
Washington, D.. O. iu2t3m
A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION-FoR $500
IA cash there is II chance for 70 stock specnla-
tion in what may bring 100000 Address Pacific,
Critic office. my26
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

AN EXCHANGE of tho Radical persua-
sion remarks that
Ex-senator Thurman, of fOhio, and ex-
Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, have
been holding political coincidence at Long
Branch. Both these venerable Bourbons
have been dressed in their grave clothes
for some time, and because some one oc-
casionally turns them over in their cofins
it is no sign of a resurrection"
Perhaps when the returns come in from
Ohio and Pennsylvania this fall, you will
think that it is a general resurrection day
for the whole Bourbon family.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

LAFIEUR's EXCRETER. the Great Blood
Purifier and Wonder of the age. For sale by all
druggists. Hundreds OF home Testimonials. Send
for circular. LAFLEUR E CO.,
aus Baltimore. Md
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
LOANS
| AHAaaannA

The aboveis only n small portion OF property
ON my books. For full list call at Office for buie-
tins Issued on LIST and 18th. aul2
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-A PoCKETBooK ON l. ST. BET.
Il LIST and 9th sts., containing $50 bill and some
hange; also some notes signed by q. Coakley;
finder will please return to q. Coakeley, Govern
ment Printing onice. and receive liberal Re. re.
ward hul0.3tt
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
BOARDING.

lNNNNNNNNNNNNlNlNN'1INNN
DoARDING-CLAREN DINING AND
ID Lunch House, 90S Il st., opposite Masonic
Temple; recently opened; transient and regular
board; first class; prices reasonable. aui4-lm"
nNE OR TWO GENTLEMAN CAN FIND
~ board, with or without lodging, at No. 122i Q
street southwest bet. 18th and 18th SITS. aul2
A LAIETDA, BERRYyILLE VA, WILL BE
IA open during the full and winter for boarders;
hunting and fishing; terms s25 per month. Miss
Lucia Grow. aul0-3tt
TNIRST-CLAsS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
- month; pleasant rooms single or communi,
eating; modern house; convenient to all classes of
bnsness. 1Old l2th ct. bet. X and SITS n. W. aus
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

WANTED - BY AN EXPERIENCED
w young man, with good reference, employ
ment TO take charge of n milk dairy ETC., or in n
wood and coal Office. Address Dairy, Critic of
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
ron REs7--Houses.

Advertinements of Three lines under thls head
inserted times for Is cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

yJTANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE wo-
w man, u position as seamstress or as nurse
TO nm invalid; is willing TO make herself useful
In any way about the house, good references: no
objection to leaving the city. Address j. NJ. j.,
Critic office, Qug
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
F0R EXCHANGE.

VIZ TANTED-To exchange new stoves for old
w ones at Butler's Stove Exchange cor. 9th
and X Smokey chmneys cured or no pay. Stoves
exchanged for groceries Old stoves BOUGHT. fe27
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

wv ANTED - IMMEDIATELY A SIrUA-
w ton as holisekeeper for q gentleman; Wild
over preferred best of references given; refer
ences required. Address Mrs. NJ. A. b., Critic of
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

UTANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS DRESS
wv maker, sewing; either to do at her resi-
23i7 II ST. NV. aui3
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY TWO COM
w petent white women, one as cook, the
other as chambermaid and seamstress. Address
i. L., Critic office. aul0
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

"ANTED-BY A BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS
w of age, q position ofany kind willing and
accommodating; good references. Address L. Pr
Critic Office aulI
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

UTANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE wO-
w man. q situation in a Christian family to do
cooking. Apply $50 Del. ave. aulf
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

VXTANTED-A PLACE AS FIRST OR SEC
wv Ond cook. Address Il. w. H., Critic of.
flee. anlg
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
WaNTED-S,tuat,ons--Maie.

VXTANTED-AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
w of pleasant address and reliable character,
deslresa situation clerk In q store real estate
ofice good reference. Address Mac, Critic office.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

UTANTED - A BOY OF II WISHES A
w place as messenger, errand boy or cash
hoy, or would like TO learn printing. Address
James, Critic office. aui0
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl a situations as chambermaid seam
stress can give reference: would like to go home
Mt nights. Apply at 800 Il st. s. W. aul0
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

UTANTED-BY A STRONG AND ABLE
w colored man, n position In q store OF any
Kind. Address NJ. w, 30 L 81. n W. nuH
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv TANTED-A PLACE OUT OF THE CITY
w by an excellent seamstr0ss and nurse; willing
and obliging; reference; low wages. Address
Nellie. Critic Office. anlf
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

UTANTED--A WHITE GIRL TO Do. GEN.
wv eral housework. Apply for two days ~
No OI6 Pa, ave. a, O.. anil
The Evening critic., 1882-08-14

UTANTED--AN EXPERIENCED NURSE
w on her way to California desires to assist
In the care of invalid the way; the hest of ref
erences from this and other cities furnished. Ad-
dress A. NJ, Critic Office. au0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

etnrnal In Der Notb NIT elmer tIeinen Nns
Ieibs ausseboIfsn unb aud BET elmer anbe'
rem @elesenbeit aus,ubslfeu itets bersit
tt -segen b@unbert 8rotent
5tnien. Sc III Ist9t einauisbsn, buB
bteB elmer freunbIidsu Sttmmune untsr
Der bduerliden 8eu6Iteruns sesen bic Su.
ben ni9t @oridub Isiffen tam !; fommsn
bann nod Gsitatoren btnsu, bic benz Bauer
tlar MAIDEN, mite er ausseiaust ps,be, 70
fetsert f9 bic ffets uufreunbIi5e Stim
u1uns leidt gum SaB. Su ben drmeren
norbunsariiden 9ifrieten fpieIt bisiss
tIeine Sutsntbum NIT isinen gpscuIatio
men anb isinem Wu@er etne sr6Bsre &oue,
aIs tn ben rei9eren Difrtcten, bic Dor
Wasparsn beuobnt fnb, bafir besesnsr
wtr bort benz iabiiden Pd9tsr, Der In dbn'
liter Wsiie gum perrin Der @entrr
u b bes RIetnabeIs ptrb, na9ben
CT Der @eIbssber besieIbsn ssweisu. Be
tanntli9 sebt Der unsarii&e &IeinateI ~
@runbe - mir untsriudsu atdt bt'
@rhnbe, ionbern confatiren bios bic Chat
Jade - unb In ben 8eft ieiner @lte,
iIsr WsStsr Sauimonn ana Wsab oSs,
Ionri,r ons Wisn Won mi,b b,o,,if,n
nos "a ouI HE m;ttTsr,u @,ssnshsfts
i6ihtsn hss 0anhss ons msIhsn Gh nj,
mmnieinsT. unh @,oI,,snasbsamt.n rceru
tirsn m,br Wntinstbissn ala @nnn,tbissr
far ma 9nhsntbpm b,at,n unh hrn aai
t]ationen her Mn,iiemitsn m,n;o IN hen W,f
is,,n On h,r ,Is;n.,.n W],or;n,HSht,,
Gnh "a ,m;,bsr ri, IriaI;hsn Snna.nt,
oIio her W6ro,racnh hsr Ssm iShi
ihsn Stomm ,in,n int,nsn,n .S,s ,ntn.
osnbrinot' Ger ouf h,m 0onh: wobIbs,
benb oemorhsn, enhe manS,rt n5miiI :,
Sos rsha. S,Shtx.r mn sr,;at.t hort d,
@sfISf. IN Sn]rn,on,s NIT mnS urtsraSs
pon isin,n Observation-Disclosures o.Iinat =,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

fratie In China. l1ndbnlid Der Mrifofta'
tie anber.r 2dnber. fam bieier 3aubertrets
nur burd @usSeidnung BET ben pislen Yr1'
funaeu betretsu werben, unb bu biefe tn
Gbina iebtm Warne, pel9em Stanbe uno
utter Ct aud anssb6ren mag, often tnb,
70 finb bic bStit.n Wdrben eben 10 benz
Bauer unb Saubusrtsr ,usduslid ME benz
Sobne tss bSdfsn Bsamten. Guf bteie
8siie pirb b.idnbis has srote Beamtens
beer rseruttrt, bsfisn Snterenen unb Net'
sunseu tets auf bic @Ibaltuns Der bsits'
bsnben Suiitutionen seri@tet ftub. Dsnt'
mad tann man China Elm bemotratii4ss
Raiierrei1, beberridt bur4 cine ariffotras
tie Der Bilbung nennen, unb trosbem III
es gum @sgsnfanb bes Spottes auer ctuts
litrtsn 86lter seworben. Mebnlt4 gewtls
fen europdiidsn Yrofsforen bsRsen BITE
6ineRidsn @slebrten einen DInteI unb
cine SsIbfibaiddsuns, baB fe es gar
niSt fir m6sli9 balten, bas auslanb
tonne irs.nb etuas Bifenspsrtbss probus
cirsn, unb slauben; aue gtfabuusen
itammten aus China unb hui tn CHINA
~triftire cine Wifsni9aft. tlnb bod baben
fs tsiue Bortidritte a%ufauweiien; ibre d.
teiisn llrtunben beusisu, baB ibre 8ors
fobrsn Dor EauisnSen BON Sabren faft chen
10 pisl pu6tsn, aIs bic mobernsr @elebrs
ten bss bIumenreiden Qanbes Der Witte.
Capitalization, Staatsomnipoten, unb 8u'
rsuutratis babsn bieiss fonif 70 besabte
Bolt 70 melt bsruntersebra9t, wte MIR es
isst isben. W6sen uobsrns guItutIduber
f9 Elm BstipieI baran nebmsnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

pGbIsn, bic @ei1pprsnense.
nftrtn" u n b ftneiett ben
iOnunsrtSrts 9 4rsdsnsberr.
&aftsinfabrsn."
I'm ben Oummen ben Bopan, Der
aatsgefdbrIt@teit" bes
Ratbolisi 9 m u 8 sob fur9tbarer uno
bebrobIi9er eridsinsn su IaTen, uirb ben.
isIbsn Der unsebsuerIide ,Bdr aufssbun
bsn", baB uniere TN 9olsenuB Der Sret.
bsit ma9tis %aufbIibsube &spublit bic
Sur9t unb ben Neib idmmtIi9sr ~set,5nter
9dupter Guropa's errest babe, bic Rd
bssbulb peri1woren bdtten, bic fret
bsitli4e Rssisrpnssform Der Der. Staaten
~ itirsen unb ba6ur9 ibre eiseuen man
tsnben Chrome su feitsen. I'm ber
Spiteber @erf9w6ruus absr febe
Der g zap 4, Der h9 ia ielber vR6nis be.
R6nise" nenne; ietne Wsrtteuse isien BIZ
GatboItten. Wdbrenb ionf isber
5remtIins, bsr ben 8obsn Der BET. @tua'
ten bstrete, un aut bsmisIbsn bic 2uft be,
Sreibeit su atbuen. isineat friberen Spu
usratn abi9u5re, t~anbisten bts &6mIins'
benz Bupite nte ben @eboriam (aIs Of
btefsIbsn benz gapifs tn psItli4en Oinseu
untsrtban pdren y.
Sn benz Gone fdbrt bas Wa5usrt nod
Is Seitsn fsrt bu f&tmpfen, 3u Iisen. ),
seifern uub 81 ldftsrn.
Wan unutbmabt, baB bas repubIit lnti9u
WabIcomits WiIuautse's bieisr S@anb
i9rift ni1t !erne ffebt, benn es weisert
fd, bic @ateridaft su p%erIeusnen. De
sesen g. Q. O.uiter laufsnbe Republican,
ide gonsreB ganbibat WintIer wdi9
isine 9inbe tn lIni9uIb. Die Conn
brinst es an ben Gas. uer Der Bubs mar
Der bieie S9mdti@rift usrabt,, feline Struf
pirb Ct fnben..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

Sn uuiern Easen i9etnt BITE 8oriebuns
Get tatboIii9en 8refIe etne beionbere Waiis
ErE ssseben gu baben. On tbr TIT es, bic
Srunbidse Der Srbnuns un6 bes @laus
Sens bort, mo bieielben berrideu, au bemabs
rem unb fs ba gu perbrettsn, mo @pttIos
Rstsit unb cine talte @let9siItistett bie'
feIbsn Tn Sersefeubett seratben lieBen. -
astls TX. tn etuem S9retben BON 1851.
Btr eriu5eu Gle tnitdnbisit, allen bsnen
uttt euren, suten WtIen un6 eurer @unfi
Seisufieben, BITE, NIT 9sif besabt unb nit
ssuissnber &enntntB ausserifet, f15 an
sts arbett MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3ettun.
seu our 8srtbeibisuns unb 8erbreitung be,
satboItidea 2ebrs uer6feutIt9sn. - Gncy.
eIica gtus TX.
9ie Stimme 9eo's XIII.
Lueeat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videan,
Opera vestra bona. ct Dominus vos benedicat
(2afst euer 2i5t Isu1tsn DOR ben Wen,
i$en, bamtt fe euere sutex Wsrte ieben.
Dub Der 9err sebe eu9 baSl Ssinen Se.
ssuD
SEQ XIII. an bas tn garma eri@einenb.
SIatt Luce" (2eu9te), 4nfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

bic NutnisBuns 3weisr GROCER itaIienifder
9sribafien susepteien babe. Dte De-
iSi5te bes unssbsuren Rsidtbuus Der
6erbosin BON @auisra blrfte ni1t alsss
n1sin betannt fem. Der usrforbsne 9ers
sos bsiaB Elm 8stm6sen pom 800 Wta.
Sranes unb einen ein3iseu SobR, Der,
i6on aIs Sinslins allen fosenannten nobs
len Baifonen abbolb, bic srSBte Ridta9'
tuns bss @slSes an ben Gag leste. 8aum
,uan,is Sabre alt, aos f3 Der iunse 6ers
Bos In has @sbist NissaS aurid. @r Be-
warb 19 um bic S9uImsifer itels tn et'
neu, tlsiuen Dorfe unb e,bisIt fe. Sein
Batter ianbte ibm anidbrlt9 400. 00o
Stanes, Der iunse S:raos ianbte bas @elt
mad 9aris. mo eS aIs anonpme Speubs
untsr bic Aru,sn psrtbetlt wurbe. De,
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ger grfiuuns isiner Pfidteu. Na@ brs
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bisie nt1t a%nnebmen. Dor pentssn Sab
rem itarb Der Batter bss SonberIinss IN,
has riefise @sru6sen feel benz Sobne au
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ret@fe Srau Der grbe, bat unldnsff eli
sroBes SoipitaI ~sesraubet. In weI9em bi
Rrantenpf1ese einem reItsi0isn Orben suse
wieien.