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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
The COURTS.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC SUIT.

James Baker, Of Springfield, Missouri, was
called as Witness yesterday in the su Of Peter Marie
ana others against Commodore Garrison for the recovery
of 100000 worth of Missouri Pacific Railroad bonds
obtained by the latter In 1876 Mr.. Baker was general
attorney for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad from 1868
10 1876 and OF the Missouri Pacific from 1872 to 1876
He stated that there contract made in February
1871 between Andrew Pierce behalf OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Mr. Bridge. OF St. Louis Represented
the stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific for the sale OF
Missouri Pacific shares TO Pie ce and his associates The
stOek was transferred az the amount of$l 5OOOO
IL was agreed That the stockholders OF the Atlantic and
Pacific should have control of the Missouri Pacific they
having the majority OF shares In the same year
"a Missouri Pacific second mortgage bonds were
issued ut the instance OF Pierce, aud In March OF 1872
new board OF directors elected at the instance OF
Pierce Mr.. Clinton. OF counsel for the defendant OBJ
ieced TO any evidence OF this nature beng given
by the witness the ground that his information was
obtained professional capacity and was therefore IN
valid In a court Of law Mr.. Clinton cited number OF
cases point and at the close OF his argument the court
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

The business in state bonds was covered by sales
OF three Louisiana cOnsols, exmatured coupons, ana
that in city bank stocks by sales OF eighty-one
shares of Merchants.
Railroad bonds were dull, but the prices gen
orally were fairly steady. New-Jersey Central
consols we're unusually active and s;rong they
sold up TO 11601157s and the convertibles brought
114lo. New-York, Chicago ana 81. Louis hrs's
were Is better at 1913, and West Shore
and Buffalo 5s recovered Il to 70Ss New-fork,
su,ouehanna and Western irsts sold at 81 i2a s4s.
Central and Hudson consols sold freely at l3l 'i'
Richmond and Danville debentures were steady OF
60. Lake Erie and Western incomes sold at 400
no Denver and Rio Grande consols declined to
95I aud the Western extension firsts fell to n.
Texas and Pacific incomes were OF per cent at
G2Io. but frsts EIo Grandc division we're hrm At
S39taS4llaS4. Among unlisted bonds ONO Cen
tral Gr,ts River division which last week soid ~
6IQ63 were offered down 10 34S, wlih the s"l' on
one bond nc tbe bottom figure. aud latec were 0o'i
hid for tote OF five or ten boads. 49,, ooo
The Sub Treasury to-day LOST on balance 81, -Vo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
THE HAUGHTY GRADUATE.
From The chicago tribune.


aCan come III I" -,.,...,..o..
and upon whose face there was ~
room. , -, A.. ,oo ro,,o,,or Sc only
don't say anything the eject that we ought TO have
neasanf summer after sucn rainy spring, OF you may
fbs Sosted turTts OF the you looking for
ne Ha,cknspdte Clarion or ne Greedy CoHaty tat.
Corner III YOU are aweary, and lain would WOO INC
drowsy god ask the man in the next room for me Boston,
aont want to read any exchanges" said the yonng
man The object OF my WISH was 10 see lss prinr,pa
tss."
r dI,nr WIN makes engagements with journalists. "
.Jh Won mean the that hires the hands hes
~ l1 H ~ ths vo,Iig man in rather naughty man
ner have thoughts OF entering Tue JoihaiS'o
Won mean that you want to hire out as a deek-band
Perhaps that is your way Of expressing IT, SIR SAID
the young man. but professor OF rhetoric anyways
soh you,rs a college graduate. ARE you :" said the
horse reporter Thought you had KIND OF l-shai-
forth affairs air ABOUT So"
Yes SIR" the reply and may say that my ora
know all about IT," interrupted the horse reporter
.You spoke a piece about LIES Mission or our our
had finished it the young lady in the percalc dress SG Ia
yon have been taking to the weekly meetings az Vle
Sonsnet aS 70 ne platform for You with little piece Of
rose-tnted paper la the centre OF H. with FROM
young who startedsout to carve niche gh n
the temple Of fame chasing large red steers over the ara
les than you shake stick at four best bold for
the year two win be checking on barrels OF
suxar for solno wholesale grocery house over on
Hyer-st Destiny won't get left any In the meantime.
Then you DO no. think will be able ~ make my
mark In the journalistic profession y
Yop nigh replied the horse reporter II you were
to upstairs and fall over some type but not otherwise
At present" ~
and awnir an opportunity 10 lola It's fanks."
All right said the horse reporter, "but In case the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Juns 9l-Tn> Drorers Journal reports, HOGS
rStey active aud hner The opening and prices steady
Mixed IS 81 IS; Heavy St ljes635i Light 30 e5Ss5 So
cattls2 Receipts 5000 head: sa.nme9ts 44oo market
IS sdssU; Choice shipping So S5 ass 20; CON-
SpesS-Kecspts 800 head shipments ZOO; market fairly
active steady aud sstsa tory Common TO Fair sS@sii
IT. LOUIS Juns Receipts lOo shpmens 400:
s se on Exports S SOss Heavy shipping IS 30dsS7
Common Medium s5 D asa Native Butcher steers 81 IS
ehedy local Fair Choice y 5Oss4 so cOmon 81 S9Sks
o%sgi Light sSpP1s 99sS6 5o Mixsato Good Packing,
BUFTAO. June 2l 60 Jay SO aes head
eonsignee through. 30 cars nothing doing esh arrivals
today 900 nsaa: week
thus $4,000 head: for same sle laat week loo peal
,e,FSr h to Good clipped 81 s Choice Fancy
s. 60 SIS 90 Extra Exgcr 5e 90 o for wee. Tins
100 head time last week 70 500 head SOnngnsS
sSs Is 81 n O. 5 sSsss o. GOOD
June IJ yhs se w G%'P spIn S@
$500 Minnesota Extras GsST 50 Sosss 10 ' 90 60 sanas
Sf$ 20 ono GSOG css $ EsHy a Sc ssh
90 Sop SaS S;' 81 Fa%iS g E'sE
DO 81 so Rye Flour - IOsSS 10 csnsJ %
rom he SishCs point little dong
Sps eats dull aaroTs Of Red Winter export
quoted as i Is sssa0 S 81 e. No. Pennsylvania
Red In desirable location for milling 81 2Laesl z5i No.
Red july, 81 1871 10 August 81 2O9SSt ~ 30 sep
ts%eer 81 ~ nv. bid ii 1871 asked AasSst ii aot
bid ST 2Ost asked; september 81 ~ BID VI ~ asked.
Rye-Nomna at 6Jc CornAiter Iegnnr Sa yesssv ,hy
mToyemont OF e0.c early dealings tins morning. sub
seauentlY however prices eased Oh iroo the pest rates
and for EXPORT; very doing in CARROTS but prices were
FIRMLY heidi Warm Rejected S2@j4e; NO. Mixed Ia grain
depot g sS S Sssser Yellow a grain ep &c. Sail
auoted az 62a66c; Rejected Mixed IN gram aepot 90 s
Choice Rejected yellow in grain deP9. 5sS sal ieow IA
eec Pennsylyana sail Yellow in grain depot % he sail
Mixed Iu sc do august 6,a 40 es sep
ssHag INV ole bid 81 ac asked; August, B4i.c bid
ale asked; September 6oec bid 691sc asked oats--
CARROTS in request and rather hrmer No Mixed
oSenea at a. 10 sayaSced to ac
sSs bid A7c asked; August 4ic. bid 4isc asked sep
en6er see bid asked PreyisionsBeef city FAMILY
per bbi Sl5; DO Packets sl4; do No Meas $lS beef
s2S; Dried Beef sl6asl7 Pork Mess new SO 800
do Prime Mess, slss$ls so; Hams smoked, lSreH5 oj
do p" fully cured lIssl2tei sides smoked azs az
Smoked. 5sosc shoulders Pickle sssae 90 Smoked
2d9s.c; Bellies In Pickle II 2c do smoked ~ &c LarH
$40 7S so butchers Loose SO Sossi6 Butteaet and
steady Pennsy.yania Creamery Ehra %zs
do Firsts 10 Siscs Western Extra I6ei1c: do Good 70
choice. l2e sci Rolls G9 at ISlgs ssss-scS nssss
SIM. 81 sSe do Fun Skins, 2a5e sugarRaw steady
& IO Fair % GSSS H s9g, % cease
F.sapuii winter Bran s6 oslo so PsToieun; Refined
"a Pes feeepssaFiour 4joo bbls, Wheat $500 bush,
Corn 200 busnl Oats il. 500 bush. shipnents-None
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R~poy,ed by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co. 10 WaiLd
sExDiyidcnd.
THrRspAY. juno 21-P. ".

At the opening OF business at the Stock Exchange
this morning the dealings In shares developed no
little feyerishness. First prices generally were
little CHER than last evenings closing figures but
the Improvement soon gave place to depression
during which Central and Hudson declined to 119.
and other stocks suffered proportionatc declines.
Subsequently there frequent fluctuations, and
r. was not Till after several false starts had been
made that real Improvement in prices was estab'
liSned The business OF tho day amounted
10 31l.OOO shares, against 427,5OO shares
Yesterday. and the final advances over last even
ng's prices range from l. 10 Il per cent Conspicu
ous in the dealings and among those showing the
greatest advances are: Central of New-Jersey
delaware. Lackawanna and Western. Reading, ST.
paul Louisville and Nashville, New-York Central,
Fne. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific stocks
Lake Shore with smaller transactions than any OF
those before mentioned, recovered 49, and Manitoba
Gained IA per cent. The Wabashes gained 3 and
ia per cent. Western Union declined from S6li to
$685.. and recovered TO s60s0s6i2. The market
closed steady.
Government bonds were active In the 4s, ana
prices were steady at unchanged quotations, as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

IryFRroO June 2t.Blcou. Cumbor mi cat iHOi Snort
RIb,l1i Megs. B3 ld' ia Wrs'oru o4l Lara
Prime c,tern fOd Chocse. American Chooe d9Od nr
renn, SplrtA 2gjt. PTOUNOns Lard eo1n per CWt ior
American. Broaistuis-Curn. 52d Tor NeN Mixed West
er " neat "a TO- tdluoral1 No l. 9'OV
gt1 Tor tanrua NO :. SlUdaJ3i tlr Ret Wintar Pcli
7Dl Der Cana Tau Butter bbOli Tor Coca Ili
cd Gates 3UOUl nnCst Ito Beef lOLJd Tor lAtfA
India Ness ,c.,, ,f.,,.,rr,
LONDON 2l.-SpiriJs ruroeucns. 20 30. tAolLgA
I,nsee0 81 % per quart0r. Iinseen on ego h5@E2O 10
psr fnn. TalloW 4lb owl Helnol PetroeHd 's1e
HAVE June 2I-wucov's Lard closed az 90 fra1c' no
centmes per % Siip- -,.--, -. 40 ..,rl,. oo
BRFNEy June 2l.Wicox's Lard closet NJ o. HitrA' w
10 Pctro.cum. MARKS - Weuhllss.
yTwEPp Juus 2l.-Petr1leum rs tGncS 81 cenunle3
MAID ana sslerA Wilcox closet at l2J marks % cen
tllnen Der 100 kllOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRLScfsco. Thursday. June q. 1888

Bullion valued ut $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines
Father de Smet superintendent reports, June 4:
Herewith express compauys receipt for bar No:
100. containing S4S.lJ ounces gold, the result Of
run of mill for the last half of May This bar fully
EQUALS my expectations, as were idle for three
DAVIS on account Of the food which filed open cuts,
wines and tunnels VITA debris which has all been
cleaned up and run through the MILL We are doing
mach better now, aud good showing will be made
for this month";
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
THE PETROLECM MARKET.
Ngw-YoRK. Juno 81.

NEW-sOkk, JUNG T.
The "bulls" in petroleum to-day controlled
the market strong openu. 81 1Gis against ~ 1854
last Kat started movement cover and the impulse
was 40 strong tina, prices carried TO ~ 1898 Tho
scramble TO cover was great that news from the oil
regions had no effect. although the Balltown No came
in with al output ranging from 800 10 800 barrels for
the first day. estimated according 10 tne speculative POI
son OF the dealers who received the news. Near me
close tue market yielded trde but ended strong at
=, ,sa, Tho " blls' ,rs hoping ns they were "a week
ago nt the bull" clique will advance prices ny force
The range OF prices and the lotal dealings TO-DAY IN
Neyy Work were IA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

made ND by q coin loss of $S6.741, less currency
gain of $65,445. The days transactlons coveleu'
Receipts 81 oo7 8l5; payments S hanc s1is
509079. Money to-day was easier tnan eyer T., ~
that a smaller amount than usual was loaned az 20
Per 1z pS per Seas wa e.e 5ns at ali
mercial centres except at the East continue 10
rule in favor of New-York. e.,
The CLEARINGHOUSE statement to-day Is as 10 ,oi-
lows: Exchanges $119s63,047; balances, $4'4Iz''
767
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $3.50 900 National bank notes ,or 10
demption The customs receipts were $slo'o'S
and the internal revenue receipts $50, oZS. ~
The foreign exchange market continues, duIl, DuS
bills. Quotations for business, however, are SIeaey,
as follows: Bankers bills 81 80 and VI SS4 loI
long and short sterling respectively; 9:ZOa ana
0.l7h for francs 94Os and 9oiS Tor relohniArhsi
40 and 40L for guilders.
The Governors of tho Bank of England at Their
weekly meeting to-day made no change III tno
banks minimum rate for discount. and u remains
at per cent. During the week the bank galneu
f697000 bullion and the proportion OF its reserve
10 its liabilities was raised from 1894 To Al per cee
against 40 1-16 per cent a year ago. To-Day tue
bank made further gain of tloO,oU DnllVh Oh
balance. The weekly statement OF tine Bank Oh
France shows a loss of 10000 francs gold ana
gain of 2,275. 600 silver At the London Stock
Exchange there was no change IN the price OF
consos, and despite the favorable bank showing inc
difference between the price for money and lOf ac-
count about fourteen days. remains at a per cent,
100 SIG and 100 0-1G ospectivey. United states
bonds quoted unchanged" American raft
ways were al lower in sympathy with yesterday
home markets and showed no recovereS at the
close. At Paris French per cents Declined 10
1880 franco
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS,
LONDON June 2i-l23O m-AtlantIc ana Great western
first mortgage mortgage trustees cerrates - 40 So
Ond mortgage l2l: Ere 80 ~ do. second cOns0s soE new
YORK Central 1928, Pennsylvania Central. Soy fteadlhg
2g MeKican Ordinary, l2Oi2, Milwaukee ana ST. Pau com
mon l01lt -,
LONDON June 2l.2;3O m.-Parts aivees quote three
per Tenes rs francs so ceumes for the account
LONDON June 21-3 m.The proportion OF the Bank OF
England reserve 10 liability which last week was ~ W.
cent IL The bullion IN the Bank OF Eng
land has Increased 2G07 900 during the past week
LONDON June 2l-i;OO m:-Atantic ana Great Me5t,,
MORTGAGE trustees eerthe1es - 20 seeonu
mortgage l2A3: Ere 382 Mexican Ordinary; l2O', New
YORK Ontario ana Western n g. MlwauAeO and ST. PAU
Common, l06ia.
Bar siiver IL quoted at 1854. ounce
Tho amount o. bullion into th3 Bank OF EnSann VI
balance TO-DAY n Rl5OOc. - 81,
PARIs Juno 2l-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France snOws a docreasS OF 10000 francs gold ana
Increase Of 2.275,0OU francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA. June 21.-ln the Court or Appears
to6ay-present william C. Ruger. c. j.. and associates
the FOL owing business was transacted;
No. 7O2-The Exempt Firemen's Benevolent Fund vs.
RoomC. Argument concluded - =.
vs. John Gallagher respondent Argued.
No I7l-AIirel h Griswold appellant The Onondsga
County savings Bank respondent Argued -
No l33lhe People tel otto &. Muller ana others ap
peans vs. The Board OF the city OF brooklyn
respondent Argued By Thomas IL Rodman and Jasper H.
Gilbert.
The following IS the Of Appeals day calendar for
Friday June - 1885, Nos 1872 5Oz So l15, 49, 1885, IL
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
IOWA CROP PROSPECTS.
INCREASED AcRRAGE-r.ucU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UuEAT

INCREASED ACREAGE uCu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yJuEAT
FAIRFIELD, Iowa, June 21.-Ihe Iowa crop
prospects compiled by John Il. shaer secretary OF the
state Agricultural Society aud based on reports from
cvcrv county I'm the state from June to 20 Inclusive
are ne follows: Corn-In 500 townships the area planted
"a remarked rs 342A7 acres, and 72l townships place
the average condition the crop OF 80 per cent or 10
per cent better than the corresponding ulDe
last year. In the acreage there ID
marked increase Many complaints OF poor
seed have boon made and much replanting has been
done most of the seed planted carly having roted TIC
late painting gives more promise Of crop The con
timed rains OF the past week will In all probability re-
duee this percentage In the next report Win the most
favorable weather for the future, the crop will not be
full one In round numbers placing the area at 1000
600 acres tho product Ia given ss s20OOoOOo bushels
The condition Of winter wheat Ia ~ per cent ana OF
sprng wheat, 100 per cent, or as compared WIN ast
wear 10 per cont better VITA favorable season ana
no Injuries by Insects the product VIII reach ZZoooOoo
bushels The condition OF oats Is los per cent Tais
rou prouses TO be the largest harvested III the
STATE. the probable yield being 7oOOoO00 bushels.
The condition OF other crops In per cent "a
IA follows: Winter rye, 04i spring rye, ~ 1,
spring barley, 100; broom corn So
amber cane, "a hax, %; meadows aho oo
o.. onions. 100; apples, 80; peaches, 4oi plus,
cI,eries 65 rapes 50; eurrants, 81 rahPDefsA eoi
SO; backherries, 76, ana gpOscDttTe a.
All s,nall grams AMI grasses promise b"hnuu yled.
win GOOD weather from this time Iowa viii not suffer
for want her staple crop, corn' ana the people are
nOOctul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

Mrs. Lovehowers (from her window, TO new
maid servant Is at work In the GARDEN what orc
nn doing In he petuna bed, NOTahp "sbure Pm pull
~ nm NH the wild carrots, IN: an III have IL all wed In
minnit IN" "Are Jon sure tlat yon kno% the weeds
rev, f,e Young plants o. Faith, am. I'm. They smell
Ia I'VE sfne cei rots m an smells yery wan soons
nuils NJ uI), m."-I Harpers Bazaar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

drunken woman was dismissed by. the
Iustee with ne - after telling sad story o. woe
and giving a fictitious name Upon leaving tue SouiB
she nndsi the br policeman In the ribs and sad Me
darlint Il I'D given uame - Britget Mallory. wnd
have been saIted for about fifty days IL vas iono
scheme worruked be neyins Lille Langtry. oPm .
.a,sy, -, Chicago Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

times within mouth with vgri0u bruises en- ms lace
and body reject yea In ngh;s with his scn0ohates na on
the st occasion MS threatened hn WIN sewers
pluishment N he ever engaged In hsht ngaln Ohy
lea DAYS fer the small chap up lrarcd Wlth ostcA
ans strrd by thc stern Material ErcetuiE wei slF'
fe Jeuarfed frlnl his usual truthful WAYS ahu SUM-
,n,rd: tc,l down ana AT my AeaI on stone. AnI
r,ici, cot me worst OK i" ASKED ms nE bfother ON
inc al lrr !.uW You bet" unswoied johnny nils@
tiles go.e LOlne with Two Dmck eyes''-lhaipeFS
BaZar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

srce-car conductors eet mp another strike you had
better remove your optic from journalism and head Tor
the carl arns.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22

After strong opening yesterday the markets at the
Nev-York Produce Exchange weakened under the In
uence OF vague, but unfavorabe reports from Chicago
i'm pending failures there Prices were fever
a. a,d after an eatly sharp advance closed some
lower than Wednesday nights figures kumors OF aii,
ures in NewYOrK were current but there was no actui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-04

Sie 9cnte, Die an Der Srite Der proiecs
tirten Dubuque & Nortbpeitern Giienbabn
iteben, balten bas 8ublitum aber fir
iur6tbar bumm. SDmmt ba Oerr 9. 9.
&i6arbS, Der pubri6eiuli9 besublte In>
malt Der Gompa9nie, in einem barbwurm>
arti9eu Qrtifel III Den en9lii6en Cages
blattern beraus unb benefit uuf Seuer unb
Yfennis, baB cine Giienbabn BON Dubuque
mad Sismard in Safota Die IGderIi6e
Summe bon 6, leie uno i9reibe bios ieds
Miliunen Dollars foite. Se6s Miaios
men Dollars fir 600 Meilen Giienbabn.
@enn bic Serren fir bas @eIb bic Sabn
bauen fOnnen, bunn iinb iie, balo bdtten
mir seia9t Giel, baB iie es ni9t tbur unb
aus ibrem Cad bafiir besabIen. Sic mir.
ben @oulb, SteIb, Mitdeu unb ganbers
bilt vin less than no time" su ar,nen MiGu.
nern MAIDEN, ba fie Sra6t fir fat gar
nidts ~transportiren fOnnten.
Die Nntport auf Die Srase, marum bic
rei6en 9eute bic Sabn ni9t Ielbit bauen,
sibt Serr &i6arbs aud. Sier 1T iie:
''Those who begin the enterprise must for
some years lose the interest on the money they
invest, and so make a sacrifice. AS the road is
to benefit all, CO all should share in that sacri.
fee"
glba, bas 1T nit anbern Wortsn seiast,
i'm 9lnfans iouen ollie ben Serluit trasen
= na6ber ieben mir, wer BEN Yrofit bat.
Sarauf fam ii9 ieoer Die Intwprt ielbli
geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-04

SIN Qanic Der u%er9an9enen 98o9e biels
ten Die beiOen Ganbibaten fir bas @oupers
neurss amt, Sberman, Der ictige 9lmtsin,
baber, BON Der re~publitanii6en, unb &inue
BON Der bemotratil9en Settle, spei Geoe,
Surniere, baS cine in Snospenoence, bas
anSere in Yoituiae alb. Die repubIitas
nii9en Sldtter iebsn bieie Dissolution Der
Sa9esfraSen unsern, ba Die grsumente Der
Bartei iebr i6wa6, 8inne, elm i6arfer, To-
glider Senfer nnb gutter Spre6er, Die
SlOBen Der @egenpartei anerbittli9 aufs
oeft nnb ibre S6dben seiBsIt. 90 pieI
1T beute ldon fiber, Sberman unb feline
gartei Sieben bel @eitem ben &iirSeren.
Srsilid, cine quite Sa9e lit lei9t, cine
idle9te i6wer gu pertbeioisen, Shine bat
ben 9ortbeil, Sberman ben Na6tbcil, Oh.
i9on aud er fein unsei6idter &ebner lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-04
Stadt \ Amgegrnd.
Entered at the post-oflice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
ltniere bicsiGbriae YrGmic.

l1niere biesidbrise Yrdmie 1T bctitelt:
Seinrit II. nnb &rnignnSc, ODER: Die
Sun9frGuIi9f.eit au Dem &ais
5ertbrone. Sine @ei6i9te aus Der
~anfanssseit Der ~uormalisen @rafi9aft
9uremburs. gta6 @ei6i6te unb 0esence
er,dbIt pom s.. q. Jteulanb. Der Sitel
sibt nur einen i6wa6en gesrifi beien,
mas in benz Su6e entbalten lit. Wir fins
ben in bemielben Die Siosrapbien Srpeier
beilis seipro9ener 8~erionsn, Die allf benz
beuti9en Chrome als &aiier unb 6aiierin
1OO2-1O24) iaBen, Seinri9 aus benz
buierii3en Stamme, Sunisunoe aus Dem
SauIe 9uremburg. SIS liefern uns Die
9ebensbei9reibunsen Elm @emdIbe iener
Belt, wie es mir cine gut geiibte Sober
i9ilOsrn fam. 0as Su6 lit auf Seltele
lung fir ms 9ei6rieben worssn.
0as gSerf pirb bebsutefS itdrfer als
cine uniere friiberen Yrdmten uno i6reitei
i6nea i'm Druid poraus. Mtit benz gnbe
bieier Wo9e peroen 40 Seiten, Der pierte
Gbeil ferti9 por unS lie9en. Sebe @o9t
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