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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-13
Fedder-Freyer.


Yesterday afternoon at halfpast five the
marriage of Mr.. Ben. Freyer to Miss Rosa
Fodder, was consummated at the residence OF
the brides mother, at No. 32I Soledad street,
Rabbi Lewinthal officiating. The ceremony
was that of the reformed Jewish church, and
was beautiful and impressive.
The bride was attired in lavender colored
silk, trimmed with white lace, and head orna-
ments of sprays of orange flowers.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony of the
Rabbi, and his blessings given, the newly
made couple received the congratulations Of
their friends and guests, after which they re-
paired to the dining. room and partook of an
elegant supper, which was enjoyed. As Gus
tomary on these occasions, number of toasts
were offered and drank to the health and hap
piness, ETC., of Mr.. and Mrs. Freyer. Toasts
were given by Messrs. Goldwater, Wise, of
Galveston, Meyerhoff, Rev. Lewinthal and a
LIGHT reporter.
After supper Mrs. Goldwater and Mrs.
Freyer, played on the piano, and several hours
spent in singing, dancing and general CONVEX
sation.
We notice the following among the presents:
A beautiful silver tea set, given by Mr.. l..
Wolfson.
Silver butter dish, by Mr.. Arion w. Freyer.
Silver card receiver, by Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Sulnon.
Silver castor and set, by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Goldwater.
Eight day clock, by L. Rouvant.
Silver card receiver, by M. Jackson.
Toilet set-handmade-by Miss Rechael
Cans.
One set silver knives and forks, by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Freyer.
Half dozen silver table spoons, by Mr.. and
Mrs J. l.. Levy.
Silver sugar bowl and one dozen silver tea
spoons, by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Socha, of Gal
weston.
A copy Of Goldridge's works, by Mrs.
Williams.
One grand square piano, by Mrs. Fodder,
mother of bride.
THE LIGHT adds its congratulations wishing
their voyage through life to be one of happi-
ness and prosperity.
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A Mexican Murder.

MIR. Clifford sends us the following piece Of
News from Salinas, Mexico, under date of
February 4th:
"Old man Allen, formerly working on the
Sunset as sub-contractor, Charley Bowers, a
German blacksmith, and Fred Douglas, a
cook, were all murdered night before last at
the Galandomas ranch, half way between
Villalldama and Lampasas. They had just
closed work, and settled up with Messrs Car
| lille & McGavett, contractors for the Mexican
National, and were on their way to Laredo
They had gone to bed, and the supposition is
that the deed was done by three persons, at
the same instant, as they were killed by a
pistol sho each just back of the ear, and APP
parenty never knew what hurt them, as they
had not moved from their position.
Mr.. Allen had been relieved a short time
before of some $3.50, and again of watch,
and from this experience took a check on
Milmo's national bank, at Laredo, instead of
cash; so the perpetrators of the deed failed in
securing their booty.
They were undoubtedly watched and follow
ed out from Villalldama. This crime will be
charged to the Mexicans, but should not be
until we know positively that it was done by
them. have seen some very bad looking
Americans in the country, on this trip, who
would murder man for S., and think it
amusing passtime, knowing that it would be
laid to the poor Mexicans.
Work on the Mexican railroad is progress
ing at the rate of one mile per day.
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The French Spy at Turner Han.

The old spectacular drama of the French
Spy, which has now held the stage for fifty
years, deserved half dozen such audiences
as attended at Turner hall last Saturday night
to see it.
The sensational parts were sustained by
Miss Golden, who, as the Arab boy, present.
ed the audience with spirited performance.
One beauty after another in the course of the
stage life of this drama, the last of whom was
the celebrated Mile. Loe, has faded out of
fitness for this great part. But we are not
aware that 1t is capable of any higher excel
lence than distinguished it in the hands of
Miss Golden. The combat. which is always
the prime ordeal, was without blemish. No
art could have added to its perfection as stage
work.
1t may seem ingratious to find fault with
what the audience received with a frenzy of
inconsiderate delight, but the Tony of Mr..
Robinson would have been improved by a
better facial discipline, and more nicely in art.
The worst thing comic player can do is to
dDoillOu lIilSCll W TIC Iuii VI pat. IN
should, on the contrary, keep it under strict
control. But Mr.. Robinson was completely
run away with by his own sense of his drollery.
1t is much better to sin on the side of art and
let the applause 60 if the audience fails in its
recognition. The part should be done better
by. The audience would have more enjoy
ment from it if the actor had less, and we are
thus particular in saying so on account of its
Importance in the play. In the first act we
thought, too, that there was too much qua
drille. A shuffling exercise which the au-
dience might as fifty be engaged in as the &C
tors, and could do as we'll, should be curtailed
of all excess. In the second act there is too
much kissing and other by.play, tiresome for
like cause, that is, that it was fatiguing for
lack of some element that had the quality of
acting. In even those scenes, however, the
pantomime of Miss Golden was without fault.
We repeat that the performance merited a
better house.
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MARKETS by TELE6RAPH.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

81. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, February I3.--Flour-lower to
sell.
Pork-lower; $IS.45 cash; $3.50 March.
Lard-lower SII.o5.
Wheat-SI.3 4@I.44; SISSY February;
$I.2SH@ .264 March; $I.29H@ In
April; $I.2SB@I.25B May.
Corn - lower, 56@564c; s7H@574c
March; s9A@59c April; 6a@6Ic May.
Oats-dull, 4444sHc cash; 44K43Nc
May.
Meal-frm $3.50.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, February Is, 1870 p. m.-Cot-
ton - easier; middling uplands 6Hd ;
middling Orleans 6 II-I6d. Total sales,
&c, 600 bales.
q GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, February IS. Cotton-re-
ceipts 1867 bales.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS Crry, February Io,-Bacon-short
ear IoAc; long clear and rib Io5sc.
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Personal.

The Vokes family are at the Menger hotel.
Mr.. Ben Freyer and his bride are at the
Menger hotel.
Judge Pfeuffer, of New Braunfels, is in the
city.
Mr.. George r. Dashel is confined to his
room by sickness.
7. B. Irvine, jr., made the LIGHT pleas
ant call this morning.
Mr.. 7. G. Rosenfield, of Galveston, is in the
CITY on business connected with his. firm.
MIR. Jack Harris will give an invitation
masquerade ball at his Vaudeville, Saturday
night, February 18th.
Mr.. J. N. Upton, of San Angelo, passed
through the city yesterday to attend the stock
mems convention.
Miss Kate Jones, G. Operti and Mr. Louis
Haywood, Of the Vokes troupe, are quartered
at the Central hotel.
Mr.. Chas. T. Rothermel, general agent
Traders Insurance company, of Chicago, is
here for a few days, with w. 3. Smith.
The Labor society will also have mas
ouerade Saturday night at their hall on Alamo
da street. Tickets can only be had of the
committee.
Capt. Lee Hall, of LaSalle, arrived at
Hord's hotel from Fort Ewell yesterday, and
left for Austin this morning to attend the
stockmen's convention there.
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of money expended contrary to the provisions
Of the city charter. Our present city debt
$I5o, 900, has not particle of charter author
ity to stand upon. The plan as heretofore
followed is without warrant or law and the
mayor ought to know it, If single dollar is
to be raised in the shape of loan for public
improvements it should be done in strict ad-
herence to the provisions of the charter.
The reporter asks, show about the bonds?"
ellis honor" replies:
Just this, The contractors who do the work
cannot wait for their money, and consequent
lily look to the city for their money on compile
ton of their work. Then the city pays by is
suing bonds. The property holders are re-
quired to pay their pro rata, two-thirds, by
special assessments. When this money is
paid by them, it then becomes available for
other improvements, and if the taxpayers are
prompt in settling their first share, so much
the sooner will the funds become useful in
other works Of the same character.
We would like to know where Mayor
French finds authority for such a course Ar
ticle 9Th, of the city charter, under which such
provision. The steps to be taken are, first :
vote of two-thirds of the alderman in favor
of the improvement, provided the property
owners pay two-thirds and the city one-third
the cost, the intersection of streets being done
at the city's cost. The next step is, officially
ascertaining the cost of the improvement, and
detailed list of property fronting on street to
be improved. with the assessment of the one
third of the cost of the improvement. The
next step is to collect the assessment, and
then the work can be done.
| The method ''heretofore followed" is to
borrow the money and do the work, and fail
to collect the two-thirds assessment. Hous-
ton street, Laredo street, North Flores, South
Flores. the Military plaza and Avenue C. are
all samples Of this kind of business.
The improvement of a street is entirely a
local matter, and the city has no right to tax
the whole community to build street
in any particular locality; the share
of the expense due from the community a,
large is set forth specifically and the money
paid by property owners for the improvement
of the streets can only be used for the specific
work, and can't be handled as the mayor sug.
gests.
| As to the kind of streets to. be made ''his
honor" and Alderman Story are not very ia,
apart.
We have fine material for making roads,
but it will not answer for the business Streets
if it is to be applied as heretofore.
| The truth is, "his honor" understands the
paving business better than Alderman Story
He knows how it ought to be done, but he
won't exercise himself enough to have it done
right.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-13

Local DOts.
-Vokeses tonight.
Mr.. 7. r. Cloud has taken out a license
for his marriage with Patrocinia Pena.
Don't fail to see the Great Vokes to-
night.
Furnished room for rent, in second
story, No. 5II St. Mary's street. 13.2t
-I17 reserved seats were sold on Sunday
for the Vokeses.
Ill. DeBona & Co., corner of Main plaza
and Commerce street, are now doing good
wholesale business in domestic and foreign
fruits.
The trunk found on Saturday has been
identified by lady on behalf of her brother,
and is said to have been stolen either in tram
sit to or whilst in charge of the Sunset depot.
Secure your seats early for the Vokes, as
they are going fast.
The Turner'S are selling tickets quite fast
for their ball on Saturday night. If you don't
want to get left apply early to the committee
for an invitation.
The S. A. opera club held very good
rehearsal last Saturday night. In addition to
the female quartette male quartette was or
gained, and in their singing are almost per-
feet.
AT the wedding last night the comic speech
was made by Mr.. Meyerhoff. Though una
ware of the fact himself, Of being able to make
a speech, his apologies kept his listeners in
fit Of laughter.
The want long experienced in San An,
tonic of practical halter who can make, clear
and repair hats has been supplied by Mr.. E.
A. Magerstadt, who has opened an establish
ment on Commerce street, next to the LlGHl
office.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-13
Dress Parades and Concerts at Government
DepOt

A pleasant ride, in good weather, is out to
the government depot, which is we'll worth
seeing. Among other attractions the excel.
lent band of the ed infantry, give exceeding
ly fine open air concerts on Tuesday, Wednes'
day and Thursday afternoons, at Ago o'clock,
on the parade grounds at the military post Of
San MISUNDERSTANDING the government de-
pot. There is dress parade Monday and
Friday afternoons at quarter befor six, and
guard mounting every morning at 9 o'clock
At each of these displays the band plays sew.
eral pieces of good music. They do not have
parades or concerts on Saturday or Sunday
The band leave on Saturday for Calves
ton, to participate in the mardi-gras there
and will be gone all next week. SO improve
the opportunity to hear it this week.
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Arrivals at Vance Hotel.

w Scott, New Orleans; w T Whitehead,
Virginia; w II Hurlees, Texarkana II
Fopeitt, Austin: S o Cotton, Houston; ] w
Crowley, Palo Pinto; Jno Walter, Laredo; A
G. Allen, Frio; Sam Sutton, Somerset; II
McNellis, E A Kelly, Missouri; G Operti,
Kate Jones, Louis Haywood, Vokes Com
pany; w M and Mrs Kilgour, Ill; A c Smith,
Corsicana; ID A Crowder, Louisville; T and
MIS- Parchman, Marshall.
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I, Il G.. n, X. X

Receipts-Powder, car; Molasses, su.
gar, !; corn, 2; wheat 1; oats, 1; hay. ?; meal,
1; salt, 2: produce, 1; merchandise, s: lumber,
"a; shingles, l.; wool 10, 100 pounds; hides,
$500 pounds; skins, 1900 pounds.
ShiPments-lumber, 3 cars; oaks, I; horses,
2; acid, I; merchandise, "a, 500 pounds.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-13

Gents, if you want something nice in val,
entines, for your sweethearts, call on Thomp-
son, Main plaza.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-13

In the case Of l.. c. Navarro and wife vs..
l. Eisner, suit on forcible entry and detainer,
IN Justice Shields court, the jury gave a YER
dict FOR the plaintiff.
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NJ.

gBir baben, 10 idrsibt Serr Tali,e 10,
.9Orsmb. 0pItsbI.~, unS bura ben ausen'
idsin iberSsussn t6nnsn, reI6e sroBe ga
lamitdt bic pnsiniiiss 0ittsruns btsifs
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0orbsn bsSisIbsn, ssbra4t bat. Oie Sar'
tOfslsrnts 1T fat nuu, cine unmaiie uon
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sro6sn EbsiIs ausssua&isn. 0a,u fommi
nod, ba6 auf Der @emartuns man9sr De
meinben, ME 4. y. S0psn a. b. Sausr.
Satliussn, BeBIinssu, has Som IN bs'
8Iaibs %srfrorsn 1T, 10 bab bic a'msn esut'
nidt sinmal baS Saattom pisbsr erbaltsr
baben. rsbsrbiss fonnte I'm Ssslins oas
5tobtIanb ui5t ,ur aufuabme Der Saa'
bsrsitet psr6sn, 10 bas aud fur bas nd4it'
Sabr elm sans bsbeutsnbsr 9b:il Der ernt'
ausfalsa pirb. 8hb nun au9 tstn'
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sidli5sr parsn, 70 ptrb bsnno4 bic Notl
Srob werbsn, neil MIR nitts 81 psrtauts'
babsn unb 60 barum am @slOs gum Gin
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Eefstf&.Suxembxrs.

gu 9 ur . tpeiserte f9 Der @eneins
beratb gentle 2dnbereten psrmietben Az
la6sn, neil Der grtras bic Roiien Der gers
fietgerung ni9t bsden pirbe. Der belsts
f9e Wintifer wuBte sas better. gr iau6te
sinen SpssiaIcommifdr unb finf 9enbars
men UNI bas gissutbum ,u uermietbsu.
nnb mas mar Der grtras2 Is ST. Daae,
gen rparsn bic Roifen seuiB lbsr bunbert
Srantsn.
Oas 9ewtttsr, bas TIM @rosbers
aostbum unb In 2otbrtnsea am IL. Oetos
Der 10 arg baufte, BAT aud UNI arlon S9as
ben sstban. Der &esen sIi9 elmer Sinbs
futb.
gu 8afna9 brad am 8. October
Elm Branb aus, Der fhnf 5duisr nit StaIs
lausen tn Ai@e Isste. Das 9ieb tonnte
serettet werben, ebsnio sin G5siI bes Wo,
biIia,s. Ote 8srIufs psrbsn auf 25, 900
81. bsre@nst.
Am o. October brad su Sorrieres
Eeusr aus unb Ieste eta Wobnbaus NIT
ben Wirtbi9aftssebduben tn gi4e, has
benz aderer s. Q. 2seompte ssb5rts. Die
gsrIufe Rnb IL, 900 st., isbO@ bur@ gsrs
f4eruns setsdt.
Der W a OF Bremer III aun, BIass
eommanbanten Don MrIon eruannt rporben.
I'm IA. Oetsber mar Der Wei@ens
fsuer g. @iaarb auf Der citation at5is
bamit bef@dftist bic @eIsiis 3u radsn, als
er Swii@eu bic Buffer Bueisr WaiSinsu
Gam unb berart scqlsti1t uurbs, baB man
sIaubte, CT sebe nddften Cages ben @sift
auf; bod bsferts fia isin 8uitanb ipdter.
I'm 1s. October brad ssssn 7 l1br
Wors. Al Ays 6eusr aus, has ben Der RsRt.
merlin Wabame Dspres ssb5rissn unb pom
9ofmaun 4Ipb. Walsrns bswobnten Sof
adusIt9 In Ai1e lsste. 8tsb unb sin
Ebetl bes Wobiliars warb 9srsttst. Oas
Suttsr uurbe Elm &aub Der SIammen. Sie
SsrIufs betrassn ls bis $4,000 5r.
Nuf Der Citation arIon wurbe etc
mem ssuiGsn Worsau aus Stodsm bas
BetH uon elmer locomotive abssfabrsn.
Bel RisbsrsIter feel Der Wsi5snfsusr
5snrt 9ubwis pom 4rIon pom 3us unb
uurbe twiideu swst Wassons su CODE ses
qusti5t. gu @piour Bet SIorsnuils GEE
i4ab IbasisIbs einsm 5~usfibrsr.
I'm Is. October fubr su 9isneuIr
Elm Psrionsusus In einsn 0aarsnBus bin'
Elm rnsbrsre Psriousn purbsn i5uer, bod
Rismanb t5btIi9 psrIsst.
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Siefir&. am 8. Sttober, TN 2aufe bsa
Ra9mittass, febrte Der In gIairefontatns
lOiettr4) wobnenbs 6armonitaipisIer
Bad, 6esIeitst BON isiner gbefrau, sin
Rino auf ben armen trasenb, In siemIi4
ansebeitsrtsm 3uitanbe pom gttslbridsr
Wartte 3urad unb i9lusen bisisIben ben
am linten l1fsr Der Sausr fi9 babinI9Idn.
gslneen 5uBpfab eth, IN, uuf benz tlr3e'
ftsn Wsse mad Sluie 3u seIansen. Bad,
rpel9er eintse S@ritte Dor fsiner Srau
9tng, slaubte auf etnmaI sinen S9rei psrs
nommen au babeu. @lei93eitig risfsn
loon etnise, am sntsessnssisstsn tfsr ar
bsitenbs Bsrion.n i'm, su, feline Srau fei
ms Wafer sefaIsn. @is eri9raf sr,
als er umi9aute unb bisieIbe TN @aiIsr
NIT ben Weusn rinsen fab. CT isste bas
Rinb, bas er slidlt9er Wsiie isinsr gbs'
bdlfte unteruess abssnommsn, tn ben
pfab, fiarste fi4 ms BaFsr unb ss &c.
lang ibu1 nidt obne sroBs anitrsnsunssn
oieielbe ans 2anb ~ iesen, mo ibr Spr6B:
ling ibrer idretenb barrte. AIs gsibe fi9
eth wents uon ibrem S1redsn erboIt bat,
ten, isstsn fs sstroif ibren Wes meter.
S9ronbneiler. Am 2. Sttobsr ruaren
BITE Rtnber WsiIanb, &nabsu BON 4 Sab
rem, auein gu Sauie. Die GItern siusen
mad GtteI6rid auf ben Sabrmartt. gs
i4etnt, has SanbboI3 NOR ni9t gut auf
seboben, benn elmer bisisr gubsn nabm ba'
BON, iibersab benz anberu basisIbe unb
fuss ftedten fe eintse Wii9 Strob, weI9s
aIs Beba9uns pom nebsn Der Sdeune aufs
ssi9i9tstem 8rennboIa bienten. tn Branb.
Nar benz i4usIIen 5erbeieiIen Der Oorf.
beuobner, iouts bes Brubsrs Der Rnaben
III 60 gu u%erbanten, baB isne Rinber lire
glteru ni9t obba4Ios ma9tsn ober gar
absr bas san3s Dorf eth llnslad bra@teu.
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Saar, glO(tl, Gifsl uus guusria,

I'm Wss bsrum Rnb bic 85Ife mics
Der sabIrei9. S5on wibrsnb Der Wan5s
Der purbsn uieIs bur9 bas SbisBsn aus'
sstrisbsn. Die msiiisn bisisr B.fieH
ws@ieIn aus ben frans6Ri9su 9rsnBbss
paltemsnts mad 2otbrinsen bsribsr; bann
utrb benieIben In Srantrei9 ui9t pIanmis
Big nadssfeQt. Nus Bremoncourt, Oes
partemsnt Wsurtbe, pirb beri1tst, baB
eintse bisier &aubtbisrs tirtIi9 In ben
S9affal zines 9auers siu~ssbrunssu fnb
unb brei S@afs aufssfreiisn unb fanf sr'
warst babsn.
Su Burseu an Der lntsrmoisI isste
i5 Elm l0iibr. Rnabs auf sinen 5aRbwas
gen, nabm ben Buritssi5lassnsn Dsi9isl
sum 9sntsn tn bic Sanb unb fubr ben
Berg binab. Der @assn fisI In bis Wo,
lei. Der Sanss 1T srtruntsu. Ssine
Nuttsr iab ben Sorfau NIT an unb raufte
f9 bic 5aars. .
ananss October nellie Der snsI.
Rrisssminiifsr Susb Suains GarIp @biI'
brss In Erter.
Otsbenboen. Dag man bsim
Sassn I'M WaIbe suwsiIsn i9on sinsn
Rsni6en fur elm &sb ssbuItsn, III spar
fart, absr bod nod srtIdrIi4; mas absr
ioa man BON sinsm Sdssr iaseu, bsr sin
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bod 1T biss, pte benz .gourier~ sei5rie'
ben wirb. bisisr Gage In Der umsessnb BON
e. sei&sbsn. Sas bstrsffsnbs Pfsrb bat
cine sanbe S9rotlabuns tn ben 2sib bes
tommsn: Der idIsunisf bsrbstssrufene
Sbisrarbt sos msbr ais so S1rott6rnsr
aus benz R6Tpsr bss inner Spfers bisier
Oummbsit. 9sibsr III Der Rame bss Sds
gers nod ni9t ermittelt.
Sn einem Orts Der gifsl poIte
Elm S9ubmaasr bas' @susbr zines Sisers,
usItss i5on brei Do9sn ssIabsn mar,
losi1is6sn. IS bsriprans unb usrIsste
ben S5ubma5sr stbsbIid.
YerI. Elm /. October isierte bic 70
Sabre aIts BeSirts' Ssbamms, bic gbs'
frau Spanq, ibr 50idbrissS SienfiubiId'
um. Sn 6oIse bs1Isn wuroe ibr bur5 bic
R6nigl. &sgisrung cine Qualification Don
100 W. uno Ssitsns bss SsbammenbsSirs
tsS cine ieIGs pon $50 Rart ausssbinbist.
Wss. auf benz E%ransport mad benz
WiIitdrarrsf sntiprans am NaSmittas bsS
8. October elm So!bat Der @aruiion aut
DUAL Sautes Ssias benz i'm sscortirsnbsn
Ssrssautsu. i5pans f9 auf bic Suai'
mausr uuo ltlrBte ii9 pom bisisr In elmer
66be uon etna 8 Mstsr In bic liart anses
l9poaeus Ssiae. S9pimmsub srreitte
er bas isnisitiss rfer unb issts bierauf
feline Slu9t folt. gr purbs balb oarauf
In sinsm nab~sssIsssnsn Seller sinssbOIt
unb nunmsbr In arrsf abssfiblt.
Sn Wss wirb elm tatboIii&ts gBm'
nahum erSfnet.
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lso.s ~sin3slne gdnbden. Ur spsifeIH
nt9t bran, bas bas Wsrt ni9t aIein bsim
retlenoen gublitam, fonbern aud im
sauoe lelbit bic usrbiente N%nertennuns fin,
bet. Was MIR aber ssudni9t bdttsn. udr
sirs 9snauere @orrettur, ba nan&e Srts,
uno anbere Namsn fart sntfsut fnb.
Der preis Der ein3eInsn gdnb9en, bic ie
200 Settep sdbIen, TT 2 Wart, etua so
esnts. 5ier bur4 ben Bu95anbsl b.so,
gen, ttmmt bas Bsrt isbod tbeuerer. See
Der BudbdnbIsr wirb ben Yrsis auf Ra&s
trage iebr serne mittbstlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07
Str&fi6e VeutgRetten.
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@rtbi5ceie WtIpautee.


VrofeKur Sobannrs Sinscnbrrg.r,
0rdaoeni pes &meittauii4sn 9~dcilienutrs
ems, 1T pom 81. Batter SEQ XIII. gum &it'
ter tes Srbens pom 81. @resor benz Gro
zen ernannt porten. Sn siusm pom IL
Ssptember bisIes SabrsS In &om batirtsn
Ssnbi9rsibsn IdBt Der pupit bnr4 ben
Ga,binaI Wsrtsl ben nsu Oscorirtsn lstnss
beicnbersn WobIpolsns pri5srn, peSsn
isinss srfoIsreidsu SsmlbsnS, ben 9rsso'
,ianii9sn &irhsnseians IN Amertta sin5u'
flbrsn, unb bic profane Wuft aus benz
@ottesoisnlts Az perbtdnsen. 0as 3st4sn
beS Orbsns 1T eth a5tsdisss golbsnss
Rreut, oas In Der Witte auf roibem @runoe
elm StlbniB bss bl. @rssor bes @roben
ssist, unb an einsm roibsn isibsnen, sslb
serdnberten ganbe bauat. Sc mag nod
bin,ufist werbsn, baB 6sr tarsli5 pnltor:
bsne Prof. Ssrtsl Der Istte 9euii6amsri'
fausr mar, peldem cine bsrartiae Aus'
bsidnuns tu Ebsil wuros.
Dt5ceis Dubuque.
gu DARIUS, gbaotse Co., Soma, II
cine isbr i96ae psnu aud tlsins 6irds
40 bel 80 SUB, ssbaut worben. Sie II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07
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men,"

Sn benz istisen, nur benz duBsrsn S1ein
Rs1nuns tragenbsn SsitaItsr bSrt man
Wduner, bsreu Woralitdt oft Bis auf ben
Iestsn &sii usri9wunbsn 1T, ui9t isItsa,
psnn fe pom Srsuubsn .um Beiu9s zines
tlnte,b %altunsslotalss einseIaosn wsrbsu,
BITE Srass ifsusn: Sf es aud anfidnbig,
fann man Damsn mitnsbmen2 2autst bic
alntport bann usrnsinsnb, 10 bsibt ss ge'
p5bnIi9: slu9 gut, banu ssbsn mir al'
Ietn bin. Sd iase msinsr Jrau, baB i'd
elmer Notwithstanding bstpobnsn
mibte, unb banu stbs i9 NIT Sbnsn. Su
elmer Der s,6Btsn Stdbte unisrss 9anbss
sntpidsIte f9 unldnsft suii9sn sinem
gbspaar folssnbes 4aratterifti9e @s.
fpri9,-Srau: &annit Ou mid ni9t nal
sIbsnhS nit our YaboO &sitauration nsb'
men, mstn 2isbIins Nstn @s'
Iisbte, tas 9aus itsbt In idle9tsm &uf.
-5rau: Warum blinsf Ou absr bann
bic sssei1netsn Ssruiettsn bsfslbsn In
Dsiusn Eaidsn nit nod 9auis2
Ser 8orwurf, ben bic Srau bier ibrsm
9aiten In 70 treffsnbsr Bsiis ma9te, III
uur su aere9tfertist. Eauisnbe pom an,e.
ridden Wdnner nsbmen gar feiusn auiioB
baran, felbf Sweibeutise eotale uub uuans
1dnbise pldse su bsiu6.n, pdbrenb fe UNI
llues in Der Bslt ibte Srausn unb G6btsr
nidt mitntbnen. Sic i6einsn ;u sIau'
ben, bab bas is5fis @sbot nun fir bic
Grausn ssssbsn wdre unb ben Mdnnsrn 10
tismlid aues srlaubt iei. Dis aarts &id