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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

iioomo dn0 flats % Get.
ArAHTNCNTe TO LIT ~ THE
ABSOLUTELY FiREPR00F
CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS,
fronting Central Park on 59th-SL
het,srel Gth .pd -rh aves

Highe. ground lu .i'ntv only 'o'k from tthave
,A,PAErNENr7 FOR lAMLlr, FRoA $1,000 UP
BACHELOR APARTMENTS AVID STUDIOS. 500 TO
,Appv1o LE-PIyA--E 4 rRTDuAN,9 Pns.'t. orc
4 HANDSOMELY and newly furnished l9rea
= room. lo ta-' -'-Ir't- ne" LeEnttoaATe' se'I7
At : end q EAST IcT1-ST-Hln -omc
iorag s. ad.,. 4otrl. &C.. tr.. 1sls. elevator
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS ~ TIE COR
- HAN hTILDi'G ou~.er of Broadway a.d l'.1S-,
toe This buldug aetna frerraof being constructed
thlr1u beams and dreproo partitions 10 wool haVn1
hccu construction except flr Go,rs ami do.r We
ca special attention this feature and invite invest CATION
Mr. ". p. ~CUrHW1ETH. Manager. viii Dee OBJ the
Premises daily TO show apartments and gyo Information re-
garllrr thon.
Front ana back parlor to lei to Doctor or
Dentist win furnish TO su.t Us west 42l st.
FURNISHED ROOMS to let. s.ncie aud
double. orgeuuener only Inquire 2j3and 45l Fourth.
FURNISHED and unfinished all light apart
n.ats. TO et. also q raidy made home to se chaap.
~ 6thare. opposite i-o-'t PARK
, DAET Of private house occupied by owner To
rent TO oe- raDia family furnished or qnia ni,hed
no LET.-The Washington. corner f22d-st.
ps-, ann r,o re- .5 & fn.o o,a yr
&C. i9r pre- 200. no or 4on p,ic ' m ..' "a, Al ' III
aa ST Seam q i9a1, 1' a'at y per album 10 u.
JUST bnorHEa- $50 Broadway
TO LET.-Tbc Ei,ebcu. southwest corner
4 l.fhs and ethage- en'ra.cc on tth-ayo.. e.eE4et
ror T.r. i'' '"' apartments II sR6 1rqp" p s''A
os' Broadway.
ETH-AvE.. 1oI-Two entire floors. 50 feet;
- $50 e' .ll rooms co7s' eas. water hc4tIs re'ta1
20 WEST 57TH--T.. SONCY; % WEST
- -d't, Eocaland -o' west 55t"' Winfield see
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Gonntrn proper y for Sale an0 O. Get.

Countrn proper y for Sale an0 q Let
BEAUTIFULLY located. e-roomhouse to let,
- al ,rsuord N j. Apply B. BOOK hVI l. ''-1'''" ."
o. Naideulsue.
EOR SALE.-Nicc residence ~ rooms mod
/ em Improvements stable. convenient BRICK ''"''"
- WILLIAMS. Mau.'t. nesr Mu'c Han.
FOR RENT Furnished residence, Orange,
J. WILLIAMS Nala' near Music Han.
FOR RENT.-At Rosclle, y. j., a beautiful
teadourc imushed lat, z FUNDS h'n,.' ., M
good pheasant DornoOd and perfectly healthy 10
''''0" a j. Ii@ri Ia LiDsrty.L. New York.
EOR SALE.- Mountain side, Moutcair, NJ;
a charsnr home al all.'Oo icsiten'e ~ l1"m1.
EDW1Eb p HANILr0N a 90, rine-'t
FOR RENT.-UnfurnIshcd residences from
l. WILLIAMS dan..t. orange. near Music Han
HANDSOME country residence, 80 minutes
Hom "a st. In Ne.'ohrNrr county u9u'r 81, 80 SJ
taii Nv M K.iiro.lavr o. is6th.st. Nev.lor1 city
ORANGE, y. J.-tNlcinity speciality. Real
~ cs.tc e,ey vafry ior ,ac and tcnt sale at sum
MT snd Madison. NJ. LDwABD HAMltLoN q co"
arrange. y. J.-(Nicinity of all dcpots.l -
.. u. CUNDlr. opporto BrcA Church atAlios.
DEAL ESTATE ORANGE, n. For sale
IL or rent FURNISHED and uniurnisnoi isaHon''s Win
nee grounds. 49,. nm
l.. WILLIAMS Main.st-, near Music Hal
yIO RENT-At Linden, y. j.. on Pennryiya
MA I.aIroai large house 20 ia rKceAeht ,"hh
low AnpIy To- WILLIAM 4 CLARK,
84l Bowery New YOIk, or Lindss, y }.
ITO LET-Iwo modern mansions, furnished
unfu rnshed. on kadis0n.a ave. - ..., ,
HENRI JOHNSON MOrristoNh. y -
forses an0 CARRIAGES.
HORSES WINTERED within one hours
drive OF New box stalls and every accomn9n.
pqu " gesgeS Aeagess /, H. 9yLAkLEY. Tribune VIss
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-JERSEY SOUIHERN DIVISION
frOO' t s1eS No NSr5a Hye, Vi sa0sy HOOK.

forsTA BRIOU1, LONG BRANCH. etc. al 43O. 2 IL a m
J l1b $40 ssAb. $50 y. NJ sundays l. IN, el5
yor ATLANTIC H1ohLANDs al $50 300 a u $40.
$50
Eor ELBERQN, AsBrrr ARK. OCEAN GROVE, POINT
Z PLEAbANI o.. az %. IL OO g. ". l1b 20. 44b 30
a N sundsys tIcspt AsDury PARK ocean Grove
500 100
for HAYWOOD toms RIVER and BARkHaAT at 300
sm Iib 34Bp snnd'ys. 900 A.
uor BFACH HAVEN ATLANrIC CITY. vINELAND.
EBRIDGErOr. &s, llbp
Tckets can be procured Al foot Iher'v.st Per 40 g.
a ORTIZ RvcI 81 G9 2O7 20 2Cl Al ga and 1870 Broad
d 9TH D. HNingtDu.Ht. 10 aud 3
Hotels
re~ York CITY In brooklyn al nos Court at l07 FrOed
wsy s43 skl Futoust ~ MsnhattaB.uVo, DE kAlb
sc lssL Atlantis In Holokeu. 454 WeantBgtOp
Tranafsr WI eaL for hnd check bAgeAgsOm
hOtola rssdsuos " destination.
C,u,r.i As,nt Gen Pas sud Ticket Att
" n , BiLDNfN q EP Agt lle tibsiyst, y. Y.
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Ciin Real estate for G,l:.

oiir Real estate for G1l:.
TOp SALE.-Gre3t bargain. l~'-acre farm.
4 mile from t9dt rerrv 81 ,.eehav-en niles = .l
Fort fD4n fe-r- I3nth-sf -- from Hcpsen Inc
roads: just the pace for market ea dc or ~
GEOHGL BAUER. R'viu-'use
EDR SALE.-Scyeral desirable properties IN
'''' ECLAND & WHITING Beeknan st.
EOR SALF.-An ELEGANT 4-storv dwelling
strictly hrSic plumbing ami drain 20 perl.
bev.Icf mirrors; III floors electric np noes nfaui I'M
location AIp'y on premises, 40 asa West ''d-st
IF YOI- WANT A GOOD HOME in one Of the
Guest locations IN the city. examine No. ~. ana 80
rtl.ve between Mount MOTHS 'ark aud l-'trtt lnNl
storic. high stoop. Waterman or prenis's.
OWNFRS who wish 10 exchange desirable
srrttr, beret country places rms for r.c~@nt
,., tDIo r~ fuf fu.t what they want by ex nEe "
D.. ~ f-r'ef Can Doc without permit For paiucu
l.r. a.nlv foJ.. 49,. JOHNS ~. iI." Ine-st
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GTONINGTON LINE.
Tor BOSTON aud an ro'nt, FAST

.,.,,...,,,,... ,,.-,
y IOAlNlTI Ill Ne.
=
Irr f1fr r. A
=" 09iON 49," '' r'"' 'A'r
r~. ,,tv 6,-c, t,. o., .,q.u t..rf ,,4 Anna qAw
SRI NV. '' o.. ~ 80 -,
Ti4t Iit .t."n.t' eAF' ram Cd" .' H. "-+J eAsePs
sundays, 81 q. u.
u,.vrrr-,-lr rrNr
NV II'i+t''t ll'I"
Tor Providence Wu..r.je. Nas ua. and all
Vr.rl MOUNTAINS p.f>.Yo
NJ ,.... ,. -,....... '.. ,..... . -,-.
TRAN leaves evidence .io" -iramc' A n'' Me- runs
through 90 49, MOUNTAINS FaIyaus wtlout 10.
t...... o.-- ..+,...t
So" $500
hitaur Dr sand snt Na'sachu sctts leave from fIEh
- y. Il. day. rtr,.f -luatvs A. II. Ia
a. t.,,,r ~ .-- ,,..-.-. ., -
w. i'i H.. '' ' -'' ed "''' - ~ l.
,,,t5U run. - ar WV, -,
NE"-YoEK LAKE Et AND Wt~IhAN RAIL
Arrangements OF trains rom Chambers. e.. Derot
e1chrs 10 fr,r and t.- i1
COACHES to Ie,o.sI,d Ninci.nafl an Clncaco
for .ast tne",uI , ii, a. r5ss o arrigis
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IN rHIGH YALLEY RATLROAD.-Passeneer

trains depot foot Of ortanit and Des5rosses sis
n slO m l. $40 and y for Fsson Bethlehem, Allen
Town Reaiirg Meuch chunk Wilkesbarre. Tow nda va
yerlv IhsoS Geneva Lvous Buffalo ami the West Pullman
khrGurh coaches run daLy Local trains at and 40
h m for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplay.
leaving At $40 ~. AMI $40 p m connect or
sll points Mahanoy ami Hazleon coal regions sunday
trains local for Mauch chunk $50 M Leave M"uch Chunk
nj m.
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4
chartered BY tho state q Ne9ssYYorEl
w II FiEtG5 LG ss.rstary NJ 4 EGLLjdo. 'ss;a'r
Main Office 2i7 7roadv.y near 7tth.sL
Branch p 20 Il ,s-.'. near So.
Hloo"y" SAL Fal,oust near yanfsrOil.aye
ssf tafr h. fhr 1'ffes
Tfere's eucss " the TO- own. veassrs have o'on N
Atver-isers can be seen En- our Office
CloE-rrva-s bolo1t house dr'tci.'s' ctc or county
'-i.eas.. fr'7,ie family city country NO
b' o. l.'- Erollva, .. ,.-.,,... .... ,,.,.,v
COOK 4ND LArNpEE- Good cook and excellent
LAUN uItl -~-Fi--t as private family cry srcou1try
sFotHs' oa LiTN IS woRr-By thoroughly com
PIWoNE> At Yoj2G' Girls D 10 he work Of a house
NrfSf A>u, tM-TsE-s--.ns4ntso or grown children
NrR-i -P.o,e,fi1t lu'ants Thoroughly Competent 10
80 t.at i.5ii7 sroid~4y.
4 MISS +. cANPBELIaS forc.gn asTndd Do No.
Gs Ves -2l-t servants disappointing families Will oe eH-
4 YOUNG GIRL as waits, and chamber
y maid ld' a- pr sent emp.pf"r 10 tl+i .ti''.
COMPANION 10 q lone ndv or lIo1sekceper
% widowed nn.lg BY '--9' i5e "a ~ 40 oS S1y
C0PYI>T.-A young LADY, would like copying
y orwr.tnf to take 'ome Adm; ;.rs ,,,,,. oe,.e
I COOK-By a bright clean girl is good
Alfuu nat' read soups ~ ot essrris etc etcel
."l re- Ni.ll- -,. ,- ,o,,,'tr. ~,
-.i a.N Ni'''.- % t'- ''' '''' '' '''N'' 800
. CHANBERNAD, WAITRESS. Nc..-Bv a
b - u'a.t 'tptNr 70 49,. in
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Y q late a0det 10 Irva'e 'm.y D. vi ng %. -"
ruo bali tir,4 tiu - NacIri.
H..
! .ot; la' 'e les. OF refer Noe cry o. country 800
/ tu"'H
. /,,.. .....I.ti. avail Nt,..t..l, ,tn,,.n
Z ~ l'N TIT ..''''' 10 h.'' .'.-.,..,'
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NORWlCH LINE TO BOSTON. WORCES-

NORWICH line TO BO>TON, WOEItN-
~ TER NA-HVA. PORTLAND ana tt VIII
nfOTN ia us without transfer "tlU oi Nofcrsf ihe
ETaver. favorte leaves Pier so 4o Norh River ''ot of
kauslet ork. TursaaYs ThWsisys and -atuars
snd te p.puiar "Cy OF Boston on Mondays Wednesdays
.....
Limited and Excursion Tickets AZ reduce, rates state
hooris Ice secured aud AZ Pier lN
rerior sIyanfpr-s are offered ty his huc ss Z "a
HRFICIlr IINE Two steamers each waY every weekday
1or informant referring 60 passenger OF ueG iat- AMY
10 %. IS. NhAnA. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
Gilnnhone lunnitl--fsm1le

1 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
-. ASSOCIATION.
Chartered By the state nf Now. YORK.
D. OnFLI. president b. v uDtLL frelsnr~
". ~. PROS l. r. secretary. NJ A. hLLLJH0 Ap.JfaF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

LI MODEL FAST LINE TO IHt NE1I,
= IA Baltimore and " Sshlngton-
leave PennsylySaia r T. Depot ~.
Sunday. for Rlrhington and Al points e11
v d m pkILY FAST EXPRESS through sieerlnS
coaches 10 Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects 10 Al
points West . - ... -, -, 1919. Wa.
FOR liue Tables Tickets, Sleeping Berths snd bas.Sk
apply company once y. 3a, 81 and 40 bIOANS'
Y Coart-st. Brooklyn Pennsylvania Railroad
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Genera Eastern once. Nc 2s5 Broadway.
l.. b BYINgTON. @. P A.

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ Pr q NORTHAN AND CoNIINENIAL leave
PECK sin. Pier so IS. D. r, at - J., DID,. any l99
enc ial trans for MEurEN. HAErioh1 SIP ~
TTf.ID IfDTYDkE &c Tickets SOLD aut 1Irg3ee r "'N'u
NJ q4i Broadway y y . amt t0urt-,t. Brooklyn I1cur
q on 90 Ncw Haven and return - '"
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nctclo
vlIE LANGHAM.

THE LANGHAM,
i TTrrifANr. Avn FIFTY -rr1 fnSr
An tUtrau totf ,I tft An cucnn rna.
rrhlv furnished loratuf r'ra strictly lif tAh'
estc.rne home fnr tHf season or hy fhe year
superior cuisine ant service
Isty an Hca on ntt estaiy TO secrfc choice % rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

\NAlTER.-ly q young man OF good man
w ners. In a refined family. Address LNTELLIGENk,
lElg une Ipt0wn once, l..4s bLQadWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
~. POOR or L1BERTYsI NoRrh RIVER p..,.
K. IRON brooklyn pulsc Pier
fu PHlLNbiLrIiIA and THIS IoN noali brook
+0S iqtoer0 y NJ SUNDAY St. r. a. No.. 58O .oor M
biTect couul ION Of WAYNE Jna.t 90. Ie.nAaiown ana
SccE,n 'ad Vorristorn'
$HAwING. ROOM AIRS ou al Day Trains and SLEEPING
sstq-u.ns Leave rHlLADELpHIA y.no ard sro,'n'''5
M trSUIy $50 a. ui a. 1900 p M. Itfd aai
beII, az 6.i6 500 e00i 81 d No. loO. $780, 5l0 $50
m SUNDAY. 'I6a M. '3 p. m.
$saCys IT, N2oY warren a2' a. a. 90 ~
DAYS. 1870. gIs a M, o.l'p
a.. 'wIrl'AMs,rro2Er! e.Qr%Sa.gHY LEwIssURG and
"a m- D0. l50 400. 5aJ. 5A5 1900 ,. Ia sunlays a.
por SCRANTON NIB. oooa NJ 3.is
20 "a as l.E AIs al 5j D. n ''O "'
Tor DRIfroS At 7l5 a. Lii, 345 p
ForTAMAQUA at7l5 7.4o 300 a. ~. loo 1870. 3+5. 400
xor BrTHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and sfAUcH CHUNK
a,at49o no. 300 a. m loo. 1850. -4j SA5 D. L. sunday
Tro FAssroN at 100 Az -is zoos m 100 ioo $40
LAkE hOPAIcoNG. at4.oO. s.oo d. m. 4oo 4.5oo.
$500 $50 IA. suudays 80 "a. 1899 '''' ''''' ''' '''
<or soA .vItLE at 900 500 49, "a 200 1880 NIB
100 500 IOoOP Ii. sundays a. 4. 800 a.. 100 $50
FOR PA INFIELn a. 800 600 10 745 goo $50 1890
Nlll5 O. l LOO 1870, 2 30 b. "a 3 500 80 ZOO 515,
sUNDAYs Z 500 's45 a u 49, Soo $50 500 p 1 1
20 EIlzABETH @t40o 900 6I5. g457 90. 30.
200 2Q9ss9 945. 400 4l5. go ~. soo.5l ..5:'o
$50 $500 1890 p N 49, ''''
.NNyAgKta 900 80 el5s ~ "a $oo 500, sl9
1l5 % 80 500 3. 80 goo 80 1;oo 5l5, o 49, j$5
100 s o s3A y, At 900 g. 95 10 m 1900 N
For LoN.S5 BH4AN;ca ocEAN Grove, s. lAn rsil at
IL N n, a. At A. =
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forses ano GGrrla3es.

HORSES WINTERED within one hours
drive OF New York. stalls and every aoc0mnoh-
uql " ges,ye Aeagess H. 6sLAktE - tEIpaas Vsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

TIE only direct une 10 UhTDH HILL and MARIA OAN
srII PIER .e1Deis .,4vc I4LE So ~. h. a-.y except
suuGays, at q. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

H.
N FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST. -
The steamers PILGRIM and Providence leaFe New
York on alternate DAYS SUNDAYS included az o;uo ID rom
pier p n Il foor OF hurrav-st Connection by Annex
Boat BROOK 3n Jersey CIV az m ll'Ns
sateroOms be secured 90 Ne"-1 OK Al az W h
steamers.
Avn. 1,Oi'i'i' " ~ Agents. GEO. L. CONNOG
Gen. Pass Agent.
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ctrnmboa,s nnb Railroads.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.


leave Pier a. y. r. foot % Canas week day
n Bi sets sold ana baggage checked u all stations on
New NOrs Central r r.. and West Shore Railroad.
Regular unlimited tickets OF above roads good Tor pass
Limited tCkets FOR passage only
". EVERETT, President
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18

annamitti6en prouinsen 1banb.S Boa unb
Nsbes@n baben na9 einsetrOffenen Bries
fen aus 6anoi in ben eriten Saaen bes Sas
nuars itattsefunoen. Die Ntanbarinen
ielbit beitelten Die 6duptlinse Der Sanoen
unb banoelten notwithstanding auf Snitruts
tionen BON Sue. Na6 Ser anseitelten
llnteriu9ung i9etnt Dor NQem Der &riesss
miniiter pom gnnam c%ompromittirt. Qu6
in BbnsQ uans ant SongsRa bat elm Wfis
l~itdrmanoarin, Namens S9unl.S as Son,
am l. Sanuar einen Brieiter uno iieben
8ate6eten topfen laiien uno barauf bic
Gbriitennieoerlaliuns in Branb seitedt unS
a%ussepliinoert unb bic ibriser Gbriiten
maiiatrirt. Sn 0ongsGbanb tooteten gans
ben einen Brieiter, ermorpeten bic @briiten
uno ltedten BRET O6rfer in Brand. Nm 2.
Sanuar wuroen 6 gbriitsn pom Sons,Ma
ermorset unb Die misunderstanding ME-
bergebrannt. Gin anberen Srten fanben
dbnlide Meeeleien itatt. Wan perii9ert,
baB Dor Der ginnabme pom Sontap BEN
S6warSfassen BON einem Der gicetOnise
Der 6inelii9en Yrouinsen gefeble Sugesans
gen waren, ale @briiten gu ma1afriren.
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Gut gema6t.

gn rs, 900 guibel Weli9torn fir Die
bic Notbleioenben am Ohio iolen oieier
Gage aus @i9tia in Seospif Gountp,
&anias, abgeianbt wer,en. Wapor @riifs
itein unb Sou. q. W. Stenrob, Yrdlibent
Der County Gommi6dre BADEN ii9 ua9 Coz
peta begeben, nm BON Der Nt9iion, Gopeta
unb Santa 6e Babn freien transport gu
erbeten, mas ibnen benn AUDI bereitmiuiglt
gepdbrt wuroe. SIS iinb i9on 20, 900
guibel ueripro6en unb $4,000 III barren
@eioe colleftirt. Sebsipid County lit
uabri9einli6 bas rei9its Gountp in &ans
ias unb fam lei9t 25, 600 guibel aus Ell
ner @eiammternte BON 1000, 900 Buibel
@eIidtorn entbebren, sabIt es bod auf
bieie Weiie Die Oantesi6ulb ben Qeuten
am Ohio beim, ais bieie BEN &anias's
ern i'm Seuidreden> Sabre 10 ebelmiitbis
aus Der Notb balfsn. Brofehor 8orreu,
Der BEL Der Centennial 9lus lteuung in gbis
laoelpbia Die 6anias abtbeiluns arrans
9irte uno ausi6miidte, miro i'm Iuftrase
Der SabnsG ompasnie bieien Sra1tsug Der
Ufilotbdti9teit biibl6 oeferiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Der Imfturm oeS SSIam TT
Mtrifd.

Der afrifanii6e Sslam 1T in wilber 9es
rpesuns unb briidt u%naufbaltiam sesen
Noroen. SIS lit Die impoianteite poIitiIde
@ri9einuns Der @esenwart, 10 baB Dor
ibm ale Die tleinen unb srsBsn Oiiierens
gen bes alien Guropa's in ben 6inter:
sruno treten. Der Maboi 1T nit ieinen
fanatafirten S6aaren auf Der gansen Qinie
Sieser 9eblieben. Sereits bat er cine aes
borise Mahe &eminstonsemsbre, Munis
tion, Sanonen uno propiant erbeutet er
fam feline S1warsen Nun nit belsreu
Waiien, als nit 9anSsn uab S6wertern,
ausitatten nnb ben psreini9ten aeapps
tern nno Gnsldnbern tii6tis warm MAIDEN.
Sdon ldldSt CT espptii6e Glitetruppen
bur6 leine tlnternloberrn, wie neuli6 bel
Snafim, Der Sofenitaot am &otben Meere.
gSie tart BON ibm bic sspptil6 : snslii6en
Sruppen reoucirt ieisn, Denies eben ienes
Ereffen bel Suatim in Der b~araufiolsens
ben @adt mari elm ensliidss Rriesss
idiit beitdnbis Hatstsn iiber bic Safens
itabt binwes in bas ienieitise 5slb, UNI sis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
8el8ti6. ~Surembur8.

3n Sirtonbat man elm sefdbrli6es
aus 5rantrei6 sebirtises Subiett psrbafs
tet. Am 10. Sebruar sins Der b~ortiaen
Yoltset oas Stsnalement zines gepi6en
@ranoeman6e Su. Die frans6fi1e Bolis
SET battle belen Spuren bis Gbenap i'm
Uteurtbe Oepartement u~erfol9t, no er uns
ter benz gfamen Sobart cine YoIfanwets
lung cahirte, unb ben Quitras CAB, feline
Sriefe na6 Sirton poitlasernS gu ienbeu.
Oas bra6te i'm in bic 6Gnoe Der @eredz
ti9feit. Wan legte benz Spibbuben cine
6aue uno er sins binein. Nm IL. tam
9ranoman9e alias gobarb Briefe iuden.
Der Yolfmeiiter Bat i'm III uarten, er
miiile erit na9iebeu, peritdnbiste unterbeis
len bic partenoen @enbarmen, bic ben 8os
gel feitnabmen, Der ii9 obns @ieberitanb
er9ab.
Sm Der Sisuns Der belsiiden De-
putirtentammer pom Is. 6ebr. interpeuirte
Der Oeputirte fir Saitna9 sic Gesierlins
iiber bic paar &ilomster giienbabn, bic uo1
gaitnad mad Der luremburser Creme in
Der &i1tung mad Wils nod gu bauen iiub
uno beren mOslidit raide ausiibruns int
SntereiIe iopobI bes Staates als Der ges
uOIferins liese. Der Miniiter bes Snnern
antwortete, er besreife oas SHtere1e, wels
Dies bic betrefienoe 0epSlterung an bieiem
Saue babe unb er boffe, baB Die Sa9e Dor
SdluB Der laufenoen Seilion ssrsseIt wsrs
ben tonne.
Iuf Der 9inis pom 0~uremburs mad
Briilel lit bel @riipont wieber elm Wal6is
nilt uerunsliift. ST mar bran, bic 9ocos
motiue bes laufenben !3uses Su 6len, ais er
oas un9Iid bate bas @leidgeuidt su uers
lteren uno jermalmt puroe.
am II. 5%ebruar, sssem / llbr
Ta9ts, brad ;u Sarpaur Seuer aus unb
leste Swei @ebdube in Nide. Oas cine
oesielben 9ebOrte 8. Capable, bas anbere
Senriette Capable, @ittms @rtus. Die
SerIuite iinb uerii4ert unb betraseu 500
6rancs.
Su Stueu Bel Neuf1ateau brannte
am II. Jebr. bas 8obnbaus oes Sru. s.
9. Dupont ab. Ni9ts tonnte serettet
uerSen. Die Ssrluite betraaen 5000
5rancs uno iinb our6 Serii9sruns seoedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Sir6fiGe 2leuiskeitem.
NusIano.
Ser oiesiGbrige Sirtenbriei bes bo6s

Scr oiesidbriae Sirtenbriei bes bO6s
wiiroisiten Sru. gii9ois Srans Saspar
pom Yaoerborn bebanbelt Die 6rase: y0as
rim liebt Der &atbolif feline Rir6e?" uno
beantportet bisieIbs bur6 glusiibruns Der
beibsn SGte: y@eil le cine Stiftung Seiu
Sbrilti, oes Sobnes @ottes, ieines Seilans
bes umb grlOiers iit", unO: ,8esen bes
Se9ens, ben lie Der Welt, ben Soltsrn uno
iebem einsslnen Meni9eu sebra9t bat unb
fortwdbrenb brinst.
Shun mie0er bat bas 81. Gouegium Der
GaroirGls cine Isiner 3ierbsn bur6 BEN COB
uerlorsn. 9m 6. Wdrs itarb, laut elmer
&abeloepeide, Der Cardinal ii6of 81 Yies
trO. Oerielbe mar geboren I'M Sabre 1906
in &om unb pom 81. Sater Yius TX. am
10. December 1853 gum Cardinal ernannt
unb in Yetto sebalten. Sertinoet lpuroe
leine Grnennung NJ IS. SUM- 1856. Gr
trus ben Sitel zines Siidofs uon Sitia
unp Seaetrt. Cardinal oi Bietro nabm
iowobl benz 6anse wie ben Seroienitsn
na5, eine beruorragenoe Stelung I'M Sars
binals Gouesium elm uno peruria9t lein
Cob cine beoeutenbe glide in Der Geibe Der
Gmiuensen.
Cardinal Sacconi lit an Stsle bes pers
ltorbenen Cardinals bi Yietro gum Oefan
oes 81. Souesiums unb Cardinal gonIolini
gum pdpitli6en Rdmmerling ernaunt NOR
ben. Wabri6einli6 piro Der pertriebene
GrSbii6of pom @neieusB oien, gebo6opsti,
gum Cardinal Sii6of uon 6rasrati ernannt
perben.
Wic In friiberen Sabren, wirb aud in
1884 ein Silgersug pom Wiin6en aus na6
Serulalem uno Gom peranItaltet weroen.
Die Geile rpirb pom 81. Npril bis 90. SUM
bauern unb bic Gjeieul6ait biesmal Elm
r6amilienSus" iein = aus 0euti6en uno
Oeltrei3ern beltebeno. 9ta6 einem Be
JUDI Serona'S uno 9orstto'S iou bas Mtit;
telmeer auf Der 9inie Srinoiiie Meranorien
our6fabren meroen. Son Sairo ptroen
Die Bilger na6 Saffa, &loiter Carmel, Has
Saretb, Siberias unb iiber Si6em mad Sc
ruiaIem %reiien, no ibnen saitli9e ~9lufnabms
IN benz Olterrsi6ii6en SOipis suseiast lit.
Wdbreno zines swolftdsiaen aufentbaltsS
rperoen bon bort Die bertSmmli9en Grcurs
lipnen mad Bethlehem uno an ben Serbian
sema6t wsroen. gnf Der &iidfabrt wirb
Der Seiu3 Neapels brei Gage, Der gufents
bait in Gem, mo bic Yilssr bsim 81. Sater
um @uoienS bitten weroen, sesen flint Gage
beanipru6en. Der S6luB Der Geile wirb
iiber aiiiii, 6lurenS MailunS unb ourd
ben st. @ottbaro na9 giniisoeln uno
Wiiin3en fiibren. Sn sweitsr 5abrtlaiie
oirfte bic gauge &eiie 1850 &ei6smari
toiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Suxem6 urSi(6es
0rokbersostbum.

Die MiiiiOn bes GHsroBbersoss
pon OIoenbnrs na6 benz SaaS iou nidt
nit Der I'M PrinSip bereits seresels
ten ausiObnuns swii9en benz PrinSen
unb Der YrinSeiin 6riebri6 RarI, ions
bern nit miBli6sn Serbaltniien ,u:
Iammenbdnsen, in welde bic iunse 8itts
ne bes Prinsen Seinri6 Der Nieoerlanbe,
PrinSeiiin Warie pom Yreussn, So6ter
oes PrinSen 6riebri6 6srl benz boldnbis
i9en Soie seseniiber setommen lit. Die
PrinSiiin Seinri6 ioa b~rinsens piinidsn,
gang na6 ibrer alien Seimatb ;uriitsutebs
rem uno Der @uitras ibres Sdwasers oes
Olbenburser Yrinsen. barin beiteben, eli
men Iasslei@ Swii9en ibren bere9tisten
@nipriden unb benz 8~Onissbauie i'm Saas
berbeisuiabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
9aS 0e5anoten @eie& Der
uutun.

Wfan bat i9on pisls grfabrunsen ses
madt unb i6on felt pielsn Sabren, oaB
bic @%eianoten Der &epublit an ben firits
liden 9ofen Guropa's Salelbit bur6auS
nidt an ibrem redten Plabe linb. Gs lit
aud i6on offers, wenn cine nere Grfabs
runs IN bieier 9inii9t ssma6t wurbe,
barber bebattirt woroen, Oh ni6t bas
samSe ietise @eianbtenueien aufseseben
per6en iolte.
Die @riinbe bafiir iinb folsenbe: Oas
Sanse europaiide circumference len 1T cine
bSfiae ginri9tuns. Die Mmbafaboren,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
NdrtDrer.

Die abi9la9tunssn Der Gbrifsn in ben
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-25
A Story of Talleyrand.


Gen. W, c. Preston, of Kentucky, is
stopping in the city and will remain
several days. In a conversation about
Alexander Hamilton, yesterday, he
told the following story of Talleyrand,
the great French diplomat, who, to
save his neck from the guillotine, was
forced to leave France, and he became
an exile to the United States. This"
said Gen. Preston, "was in 1894 and
1873, when he spent a portion of his
time near Albany, N. Y, where he re-
sided with Count La Tour du Pin, an
other French exile, who, with his ac-
complished wife, was concealed for six
terrible weeks in Bordeaux, during the
bloody atrocities of Tallien. He ar
rived in Boston with two trunks full of
fine towels, the only property they had
saved from the wreck Of large estate
Volney, the traveller, was also men,
Der OF the same family, and they sold
butter and eggs in Albany to exc out a
living. Talleyrand returned to France
on the first change Of government, and
for many years, as is well known
swayed agreat political influence there.
Soon after his return to Paris he was
asked what were the most notable
things he saw in America. "The most
wonderful thing l saw said Talley-
rand, ''was the great Alexander Ham,
ilton crossing Broadway in the mud,
with three big law books under his
arm, going into court to argue a case.
So Louis Republican,.