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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE-
PERPETUAL Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
Rets Safes for SIS to $50 per year. and takes ali kinds
OF Securities and Valuabes Special Deposit at Lowest
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, of Riggs l. Co., Vice President.
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
C. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIREOTORs
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Charles c. Glover
John Cassels, Henry A, Willard.
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans,
John q. Parhe. MIC
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II. M. ROGERS.

SUTPHEN ROGERS,
Real Estate and Rental Department,
STREET. 1915 NoRTHwEsr.
Money to Loan Red Estate.
Business Promptly Transacted.
Free Advertisement in the Daily Papers.
FOR SALE-Positively Great Bargain to an imme-
date purchaser in Choice Building Lots and Fine Resi-
dence with modern improvements.
Properties of all kinds wanted to sell. mas st.
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CHAUNCEY ]. REED,

CHAUNCEY ]. REED,
m26 1873 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
ID EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS
IL Of various makes for sale and rent at re-@@>-2
duced prices VIM. Knabe Co.'s World tTXTD
renowned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. -
423 18th street, above Pennsylvania avenue. f23-2m
HALLET DAVIS & CO.'S
IL UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. Ga
WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEQUALED. lTETn
Also, the Celebrated 49, 49,
HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO.
NEW STYLES FOR HOLIDAYS.
H. L. SUMNER, SOLE AGENT,
d10-eo 811 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
FINHE STIEFF, THE KRANICH l. BACH AND
i other frst-cass PIANOS and ORGANSn1-e<z,
at lowest prices and easiest terms. FVSs=YSS
6. L. MILD BRO, 49,
6eae Agents,
700 It'll street northwest near G..
Pianos and Organs for seut tuned and repaired la
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Mcnamara and White, OF the second precinct,
about O'Clock this morning, took into custody
burglar who they caught In LIE Dr0it park, In the
act OF leaving the house OF Gen. william Birney
on Hardwood avenue. An examination of the
premises showed that an attempt had been made
TO force open the blinds on the parlOr windows.
The prisoner, who is about % years Old, and sty-
lishfy dressed, gave his name as Al. Anderson and
stated that he Is a Norwegian, and came here
about a month ago. He had ON rubber shoes and
on being searched candle and matches, and a
large knife and loaded revolver were found on hts
person. He is supposed to be connected with bur.
gfares In Baltimore, and detectives will come here
to Identify him. He will have hearing before
Judge Smell tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-28

GREAT BARGAINS In first class tailOr-made cloth
ing. A large stock OF insists from leading mer-
chant tailOrS- All sizes and latest styles. Every
e. rInent IT less than half of original cost at Her
xogH EOS 9Th street. near Pennsylvania avenue.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
j, j. SUTPHE.

j, j. SUTPHEN.
REFERENCES:
A. SAUNDERS,
q. s. Senate. Neb.
VIM. T. SWEESY,
Omaha, Neb.
EDISON BROS.
Ats. -at-Law, Wash. D. C.
HALL &>THOMAS.
Ats. -at-Law, Wash, D. C.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC. March %, 1882. 9: 40 In
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly cooler
clearing or fair weather, northeriy to westerly
winds, higher barometer, followed on Wednesday
by slowly rising temperature, and winds shifting
70 Southeriy.
Special Weather BtIIetin.
MORE RAIN TOMORROW.
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press
The following stations report more than one inch
o. rainfall during the past twenty-four hours:
hgfGgsa az matssTas gs chaTestGn a4S
LA; Barnegat, 113; Atlantic City. 1.07. The tenn
perature has risen from 10o to 300 in the upper
Missouri valley and In Minnesota, and has fallen
from 100 10 300 In all other districts except the
south Atlantic and New England coasts, where it
were reported yesterday afternoon: Norfolk, SO;
Charleston, 70o Savannah, TO: Jacksonville. 79o;
S s6 'Soi San Antonio, 20, Los Angeles,
weather Will prevail in the middle and southern
states until Wednesday morning, followed on
"Wednesday by slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather, and In the northern portions OF the mid
die states light rains
REV HENRY WARD BEEcHER has Just returned
20 Brooklyn after an extended tour In the west.
where he has delivered TO crowded. houses his new
lecture, "The Moral Uses OF Luxury and Beauty"
which has been prOnOunced one OF his greatest
lectures, and his agent writes he has returned
l.
In Chicago luckily produced no evil results, and he
Will be in Washington March 29th- See advertise
ment
CLEMENT EHIERT. neatly dressed young man,
was committed TO the workhouSe for 80 days In de-
fault of SO, by Judge Smell to-day, for GiSorderly
conduit on the street. The policeman who ar
rested Ehlert testified that while Intoxicated on
9th street southwest, yesterday afternoon, he
Rugged a young lady who was perfect stranger
TO him.
~ III, <5r-, A no
ladies' evening dresses VeiVetS- Grape Ve1lS gents
fine clothes, etc. n. B.-Hi5 dying OF black all
wool ladies' and gents garments is unsurpassed.
A Fischer, 500 street northwest
LoDILLEs SPECIFIC cures headache In five to
thirty minutes Price, SOC.
GREAT BARGAINS in tirst class tailOr-rnade cloth
ing. large stock OF mS1itS from leading mer-
chant taiOrS- All sizes and latest styles Every
garment ~ less than half of original cost at Her
xogH, eos 9Th street. near Pennsylvania avenue.
SUPERIOR CABINET PILOT CARDS, finished in the
best style, (some pronounce them the best I'm the
city, So u dozen, at Tralles', lob Pennsylvania
avenue.
JOB Lor of boys clothing. in all sizes Great
bargains. HerzOg's, sos 9th street, near Pennsyl-
van1a avenue
SEND EIGHT 3-CENT STAMPS to f. J. Burtt, 500
9Th street southwest. and get by return mail SO
handsome cards, or stamps and . cards
FussEIL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
EASTER CARDS.. Jay Gould, 421 9Th street.
DOES Your HEAD ACHE?-LOdille's Specific cures
In a very few minutes SOC.
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EASTER CARDs.-J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street
DOES Your HEAD ACHE f-LOdtle's Specific cures
In q very few minutes SOC.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows :
W. l. Dunlop, trustee, TO S. s. Hoover, lot l. So q
s2I0O. David Fowble TO Pierre C. Dugan, subs <
and F. and pit g, 50. 523: ss,s00. Washington
Sengerbund Stock Co. 10 James W. Arnott ct al
trustees, pit. 8, 81. 40i; $500. VIM. Grinder to
James F. Koran, pt. and 9, 50. s43; t4754O
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O. II. TOwSON.
sss Pennsyiyania assuus. South side.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
VI COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1850 30th street. Manufactures Steam Engines, Boil
ers, Shafting, Puileys and MIL work; Architectural
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-28

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sales of fish are re-
ported by X. A Golden, agent, to-day, as follows:
ring sold from SIS to $22 per thousan 600 punches
rock and perch, from 10 to 60 cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-28

STRAW BOND ARRAIGNNESTs.-Yesteri after
noon after the regular business OF the Criminal
Court had been concluded, the arraignment OF
parties indicted in the straw bond cases was con-
unued, and Albert E Boone pleaded not guilty OF
eubornatiOn OF perjury and conspiracy, and Alvin
o. Buck, William s Barringer, and Albert Z. Boone
not guilty OF conspiracy. Colonel Casey Young,
OF Tennessee. has been retained TO assist in Mr..
Bo0neS defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-28

THE GREAT JAPANESE SALE.-Parties interested
should remember that the sale of japanese art
treasures VIII commence tomorrow at DOwling,s
auction rooms at II O'Clock. For particulars see
advertisements
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LODILLE's SPECIFIC cures headache In five to
thirty minutes Price, SOC.
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THIET PLEADS GUILTY.-Robert McNelley alias
NeNally, indicted for the larceny OF a gold watch
and chain, silver watch and chain and about $40
from Ignatus Sagerer in september last, was
placed on trial this morning IN the Criminal Court
Judge Wyiie and after the testimony OF Sagerer
the defendant entered plea or guilty. The facts
are that the parties were occupying q room In the
Continental hotel in this city, and the goods dis
appeared and so did McNelley Search was made
fer the latter and he was arrested in Baltimore
and brought here.
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DEATH OF METHODIST MINIsTER-Thc death Is
announced of Rev. Thomas ii. Reese, at Altoona,
Pa, last sunday evening, aged co years. Mr..
Reese WAS for a long time q member OF the Balti-
more NJ F. conference, and filled many important
appointments, including McKendree In this city
Iafterly he had been a member OF the central
pennsylvania conference. His funeral will take
place tomorrow In Baltimore, his native place
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SOCIETY NOTES.

The receptions yesterday afternoon were few,
but very pleasant indeed. Among the ladies
found at home were the wife and daughter
OF Chief Justice Waite, the daughter OF Rep
resentative Russell and her friend Miss SUIT
ton, Mrs. Bancroft, and the young ladies visiting at
the residence OF senator Jones, OF Nevada,-Miss
Grattan. Miss Sterling, and Miss Jones. ArH
Jones was not well enough to rec eve
The British minister and Miss West entertained
the Chief Justice and Mrs Waite and other guests
at dinner last evening.
Senator HarriSon's wife and daughter and
Captain and Mrs. Hartley having invited their
friends to spend the Monday evenings in March
informally with them last evening was the
concluding reception OF their series, wherefore
a large number awaited themselves or the oppOr-
tunlty to call upon them. Senator Harrison and
his wlfeS aged father, Dr. Scott assisted In enter
Timing visitors, among whom were many persons
wei known In public and private lie. Nearly
every one was in full evening dress, and many
present expressed their regret that this was the
concluding reception Of their hosts and hostess
Tor this season.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
gave an elaborate dinner last evening at their
spacious residence, on Scott Circle, to the Pres
ident, General and Mrs. Grant. ex-Secretary and
Mrs. Fish, Senator Anthony, General Beale, Rep
reSentltive Barr and several others.
Many call on Mrs Grant daily at the White
House, but she rarely sees any except her old
friends preventative DwightS wife. and one of
their daughters left the city to-day for their home
In the state OF New York. Their other daughters
remain at the acknowledgements Cox's
Vile IS still in New York.
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The DISTRICT NOT REsPOSsIBLE.-The Court In
General Term yesterday affirmed the decision be
low in the case OF Horace s. johnson agt the Dis
trict OF Columbia This was an action for 5000
damages, which Mr.. Johnson Claimed for injuries
inflicted upon his property on Missouri avenue be
tween Sd and ~ streets, by the overflow OF the
street sewer into the Easements there. The sui
was tried In the Circuit Court In December 1880
The court there held that the District, having III
good faith employed skilled men 10 make the sew
ers, was not liable for damages. and verdict wa.
given for defendant
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
0egen Den Sanowarm.

0egen Den Sanomurat. Der CAN'T
td!sratb Or. pasl Itsmeysr bsmsrtte In
einsm Dor Surssm In Berlin ssbaltensn
Sprlras iber pie Inpsneuns bon Rar>
bisfsynsn ssasn ben Sanpwurm 5oIsens
pes: Der Sanppurm fommt BET Grs
pabisnen pie ifIbf BET stniibrissn
Stnpsrn Dor Sisbsr istsn ais 5sil'
mittsl 8uGobldtter In Sreifprm pper
8~a,rsnfraut int dtbsrii6sn 4us,uae be,
must rpprpen. 8uffpbrsi usbme absr
Gas Stno ni6t unp Die Sarr,nfraats
mspictn isi su fofIiptelia. alS pprds.
li6eS Wittl leien 8drbistsrne su be-
tra6ten, pie audi 8tnper germ aBsn.
Die fril6sn 8irbisfsrns iino nit etpaS
3ufsr ~ etnsm Srsi siniu.ibrsp une
auf spst p~ortlpnsn ~ Sertbstlsn, rie
man Dor urp na3 elmer Yauie BON elmer
ba!bsn Stunee Su sentsben babe. Gel
bel GrpabIensn cine 8prrur nStbis, 70
mbBe piels tn sinen mebrtdsissn @snus
bon SarbisfernsrlBe beitsbsn. Oisis
Sur babe Zen So,,ue. bas Der Snnps
purm ntbt fafpsiis. ipurcgn slsi6 san;,
audi nit Sept absete.
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"BUCHUPAIB4.'

S1neae, sriinbli&e Sur fir als fdm sr3li&sn
Ntsrsn. glaisn unp l1rin.Srsan 8ranfbsiten.
ST. Bel appibsfern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
Delicate Mrbeitea.

gu ben 3sitsn Der 8Snisin GItiabetb
Q55S - 1604) psrfertists etn sspiGsr
Warf SfaIiat Elm S6loB aus fl Stif
Gtisn, Stabl uno Wefins, befsftste
baran etne splpene 8stt BON AZ Sc
lerden, unp bdnste fs et,er Slcb I'm
ben 5als. S6lps Bette uno Slpb sus
idranen pp8sn nur aneertbalb 9rar
@olpseptbt. Gin ipldsS Wunctr>
perf meni&lider Sunf mare rpabrliG
Der Iufbspabruns fdr bic Na6psIt
pertb 9epeien. SSpalp Nptbinaer.
psnn fetne 3ettsenOFen bic 8abrbsit
l6rstben, crebte 1900 S6dfeIn aus
Glfenbeta. bic aasIamrt In einem pfsfTer,
fern &aum fancen. Sie ipurcen BEN
papfe Plus V. Sprss;sist, Der fe NIT.
tells zines 9ersr6serunsSsIaisS etssn.
bdnets ;db!te unp bic 3abl ri6tts faub.
Batter 1srrartus. etn SeIutt, rpoate fh
attt lbsrbteten lalIen unp ma6te IS
b6lserne Sanpnen, bic tnrenielben &aum
stnssn. Gin sepifsr Simpn WaroluS
bate ems ctsier ptn,issn 0uneer TN
gefB unc mar iebr fols parauf. Com
oerbar, cab feline oteIsr rpunperbaren
Sletnt8fetten, pom bsnen Der S6rstber
pprtser Sabrbunperte STEERS sr3dblen auf
unlere 3ett erbalten rpprpeu fine.
Ste iinp pabrihetnlta Derlpren se.
sansen, eben neil fs 70 SerIdpinpenp
f!etn paren. aud i6stnt ss ipnperbar,
eaB %beutsutase. BET all Der 9pIfommen,
belt pes WicrOicopS uno Der Werfssuge
ibsrbaupt. man ni&t mebr Don etpas
Mebult1em bbrt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01

3. Gr errsst btewsilsn tn stIsrnsu
8~esenfdnpen, benen er auf ieinem Bsse
bssesnet, pausrnpen Wasnettsmus.
A. Der 9lis pirb pur6 auspanfun,
gen, feu6te 3uft unb &au1 ansssosen.
90 rperpen 8amtne unp Staqunsen.
In penen 8teb ;ulammensspfer9t itebt,
bdufs setrUHsn.
5. Wanhmal entsinoet Der Wetteys
frubl bic 9ssenfdnpe, pte Ct trift; btSs
rretlen 3eri6msttsrt er aud lsi9t ent=
sdnobare Subfanssn, pbne Seusr 3u
beptrfen.
6. Die Dirfunssn bes 8liBsS maiden
t& bduis nur an pen beipen Gnppunfs
ten Der BON tbm purdlaufsnen @ssens
ifdnre bsmerflt9 ; ftsts fno ptsie Wtrs
funsei ater BIER am befttsfen.
Z. Der Ylis bepirft mitunter beutliGe
3et6nunsen sntfernter @ssenitanpe an
Der SbaFdas Der BON tbm setruHsnsn
8brper.
Setm Iusbrn6 zines 8spittsrs be>
a&te man folsenpe @Oriidtsmabrsseln :
1. Dian s~ntfsrne fi6 aus Rdumsn, In
cenen fb pisls Weniden pber Ibters
bsinpen.
2. Man bite fi9, S1uB untsr 8duz
men, Defenders aqeinftebenpen, ~ iu@sn.
~lonpern enifsrne td peiter pom Stamme,
als rte srSsten aefte binausrassn. &ub
6ru6fbpber ftnp III msipen.
3. Wan permeipe su i1nellsS gebsn
ODER gar eaufen, ~belonbers auf fretem
6elpe.
4. SIN ben Wobnrdumea entfsrns mar,
i1 mSs!t6ft Dot, allen Wstaassssnfdns
ben, Drab,isen, 9aslsitunsen, 8as
mtneu. Wan balte f1, rpenrl tbunlih,
In Der Wtitte pes 3tmmerS auf une ftsus
fd auf fetnen 6aq unter 5bore unp
pfeue Ibiren.
5. Gnplt1 metps mat, bic Nibe
Ftssenper 0ai1sr ODER Dahrtnnsn.
Die 8sa6tuns btsisr 9srbaltunss.
u,abreseln 1T lsi1t, uno Tauienpe rpdren
TN 9aufe Der Belt nidt pom 8ltBe &c.
trofeu rporoen, uenn fe pfeie etnfaden
VorIdriften befolgt bitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
11sbsr has bsrii6tise Saotsntbal auf

1lsbsr has bsri6tiss Suotsnt6al aui
Der Sniel Saba, pafamaran sebetben,
1T in ftiberen Bert6ten Dol, Netienpsn,
psl&e paRslbe nttt islbit. beiu9t ~ipnpern
blinrlinss ben Grsdblunssn Der Gtnses
bcrensn ssslaubt babsn, ptsl pbantaftrt
rpprpen. Da frnnte man leIsn, eas
purb MuSciinitunssn stftissr llrtiese'
bdumsCA nquiaris), curd oas losenannte
Upas : Sit CUdas bsibt eisentlt6 9ifD
lauienpe pom Wsnidsn uno aIsrbanp
Ibtere namsntltd Itser, GbinpesrOhs,
SdIanssn unp S6ssl sstSotst rpprpen
paren uno bort ldasn ipdtsr ianr man
pte aus Der grpe ausfrSmenpe Epblsns
iauere als ete i6refliae llriade Der
a%nssbduftsn eetten. unp nod reusr,
cinss ipudt In ionf sutsn pi6snibaft'
li6sn 9ddern bic Sage bon persletGsn
S6rsdniHen. Dur6 bic G.tlsberi5te
pss Or. Otto SunBe, Der tn ben Sabren
1874 unc 1875 srSesre GpridunsSs
rsiisn madte unp namentlth audi SABA
beiudte, unp Der leine Wabrnebmuus Ia
esm tntersHantsn 8u6s lin bic @.re"
Qsip;tS 1850 ntspe.leste, erfabren MIR,
bab pas 1petentbal ni1tS als cine Gabel
1T. DtsIes Ibal ndmltd, I'm Dtsnase'
birse, 1T Elm snser, fleiner 8tIel, ptel,
lei&t efn ebemaitssr 8rater, ~ Den, Elm
~bsipnperer Wss btnaufdbrt, Der an,
Gnce purb Elm @slinper abssiblpTsn
TIT /; rann asbt man 100 Sdritts bsraab
unO bort III cine fable, etpa 6 - DIM
baltenpe 6ld6e, no sinise Stetne bsrums
ltsssn. 3pei ldmals Suspsse fibrsn
binunter, rie SunBe bstrat trpBesm tbn
isin Gdbrsr une Otsnsr nit insaIi6sn
Wienen surdd;ubaltsn iudtsn unp
erfsrsr tkn wieeerbolt an ben 8leieern
btslt. ST fab aber feline Spur BON Sc
rippsn, irrspsm Der Sibrsr psri6erts,
pie Elm 9ossl btnour6Risse, 70 mdiIs er
ftsrbsn. 8unBs stna slsf6pObl binuntsr
unc fam sslunp pisper berauf. Au6
bon Scblsnidurs : auspinauassn, fanp
sr rprt feline Spur, 70 psnis ais BON
tOptsn Snieftsn posr 9st6namsn flsinsr
Sbisre, unp rae bsriidttets ,Goptentba!,
psnn eS pislsiat aud NOD Slbrssbnte
lang tn Sd4srn unp 3ettuuSsn ipadt
riirfte ipnab In eas 8si3 misiser CT
fineunael aebSren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
GtpaS iihsr Den Bit.

Die Yepssuns rss SliBss 1T eins
unsebeua f6nslls; feline Oausr betrdsi
ftets wsniesr ais 10000 Ssfunpe
Sn elmer einstsen Ssfunpe fSnnte sr adj
bio sebn DIAL ben Bss um pte grefussl
suridlssen. Disie Nnsabe idsint freis
LID ssssn ben aussnidsin ~ iirsttsn.
Dem Sufplss man ben SliB cine merfli6s
3sit bippur6 am Simmsl sudsn iisbt,
aQstn bier trist Ger aussnidsin ; esr
@insrud pes leubtenpen SliBss blsibt
nod cine 3eif lang I'm 2uas baften,
na6pem Der SliB In Der Sbat linsit CT.
lclbsn IN, dbult6 pie cine berumses
i6wunssne slibsnpe Spbls etnsn sus
acknowledgement 9i6tfrsis srbliten
ldst islbit wsnn Sa8 standardization nur
ets Dtde elmer Grbis bsiiBt.
GrsB Der unsebsueren 0elbptnri9feit
bee 9lisss. fabrt eerislbs po6 ni6t mill
fiirlia tn Der Cuff bsrum. ipnpern fplst
in ietnsm sat;sn auftrstsn sspiiIsn
3sseln. Daourb, bas man oisfsS aufs
treten naber %itapirts, 1T sS mSsIid ses
pprpen, bic pabre Natur bes 8ettsr'
itrables ~ sntesfsn uns Wittel su fnpen,
lid scr isinsn 8irfunsen sa lddsfn,
Die bauptid&li&itsn 6araftenfil6sn
@isentbimli&fsitea bsim SliBibIas linp
folaence:
1. Der Slis ainm: isinen Bss germ
gs9en bob buppnpaenpe, bsicnoerS ipis
sulauieucs @eaenitiupe, wis Ibarms,
Sbtfsmafsn, Sdume.
2. Der SliB purhbrtht. um metal.
li'@e @'ssrtlnpe ~ ursi4en, islblt
pidsS Wauupaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
Nab &urembmr9
,lnS smrmf!

Bon Grsanbsn ~ benz lntsrnsbmsn srmutbist
babe i1 bic srfsn Stritte setban, um iir
sanssIsuts biIiss uns ssisai&aftli&s Rsiie mad
Der Ssinatb enrsmburs bin unp ,uriid ~ bsfpr.
gen. Die &siis mare stpa i'm april 1888 BON
@bieasp, 81, une Soltcp, Sbip, iiber Rem gcrf
peer philadelphia dnjutrsten. Die arSBsrs peer
aerinsrre Ansabl Der 5beilnebmsr niires natir.
LID ginfuB auf bic Siaistsit Der 8abrpreiIe ba.
ben. &eHsetirsnpe mSssn bic Gits baben, nit
missrisait in llntsrbanhluns ~ trstsn. Ob bic
8abrt nnSsIit, unter pelhsn Ssstnsuugsn eiss
seIteben fam u. I. ~. pirb sann lpGter Surt bic
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