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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
Gin frSbli6 Yfn9iten!

Sin fr06li9 Yfinoiten allen mir entbieten,
Die trell III ibrem Serr1 unb Seilano Iteb'n;
Otao al6 Der Seinbe Soben ringsrm piitben,
&ir sa9eu ni6t, uns bGlt bes @eilteS @eb'n.
6inpe9 NIT alen ban9en Sor9en!
gStr laiien Iie IN unIer Ser; ni6t eirt,
@ir Iino i'm beil'9en Settle ia 9ebor9eu,
Nie louten mir nidt ribi9 ietr?!
Seb'n mir ni6t Mittel, bic Der 3utunft @ese
unS babnen m0gen, ni6t ben @rab Der 9fotb,
Sie uHS beorGn9en iou; bod mie III Yfle9e
SIM WtitterI6ooB oas 6inb, 10 rlbt in Soft
Oas 6er5 inb ira9t ni9t mebr: @arum, o
9ater
ST es 10 triib', 70 finiter nm mid ber?-
,@enu9 iei Dies: SD bin ia Oein gerdtber :"
Spri9t ST 10 iiB, woblat, mas wiut Du
mebr
8 rub poQ Srieoen aus in Weinen gtrnen
nno bof' alf mid IN i3etten Der 8efabr;
On I6ault in Wtir bas eni9e grbarmer.
Bin S9 ni9t Der, Der SD Dor eu'9en 3eiten
Den eis'nsu Sobn CAB in Der 3eiten Siae
Ntein 8aterber,, al lu6en, mas perirrt
llno Der 70 SieleS lit in MenI6enbiiue, -
8ertraut, oab or gefuuo'nes retten pirb.
Do6 mie Sein 8ater liebt, 10 liebt gr pies
Der,
In6 oarum leibet ibr iebt in Der 3eit:
TT leutt in Sud, ais Seines 9eibes @lieber,
Sin Sr0pnein II nlir pom GENES 6el6es seib.
Sertraut aui Did, SD bin Der Neinen Stise,
6alt' auire6t ite in bieler b0isn 0elt,
aue euern 6einbe biete Sd bic Spise;
Sd bin Der 9err, Der ibnen Sdranten iteut.
Die Wteiuen tenn SD, werbe lie bepabren,
99erb' l0l6en ui6t ben So6t, Der l9wa6 nod
9ltnmt.
Del perb' SD retten, Der in ben gefabren
gu U(ir, benz ein3'9en Setter, feline I3ufu9t
ntn1mt.
Hno uanten, oa es befti9 nm tie toit;-
Rab6' S9Gfein pirO grab ourb Der .3eiten
Wirren
an Weiuen arm ii9 fiidten; brum setrotl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03

Mtan nimmt on, bab bic tSalfte b~erienisen,
wel6e auf mebisiniiden S6ulen srabuiren,
bur9 bic 9totb sebrdnst werben, ii9 auf
anbere @eperbe Su perlesen, UNI ibren 2es
bensunterbalt sl erperben. Sin Mann,
ber ldnsere iSeit i'm bieiigen @obltbatisz
feitss 9lmte anseitellt mar, beseust, baB Die
@eiu@e INN llnteritiibuns meiitens pon sez
bilbeten 9eriouen berribren !; baB ibre Srte=
fe oft Muiter Der Ge6ti9reibefunlt unb Ell
mes suten Stples iino. Inter ben Saga
bunben, wel9e fiirsli6 an eiuem Sonnta9e
in Seem YOrf befOitist wurben, befanb ii6
elmer, Der in flint neuern Spra9en ieinen
Oanf fir bic empfan9ene Wobltbat abs
~itattete. gr war nod oa;u elm gutter 9tas
t%uraliit unb M%atbematiter. @ie oft ses
i6iebt es ni9t, baB Bidder, wel9e ais
Greiie unter Die eriten S9iler elmer Sod
i9ule uertbeilt werben, balb na9ber BON
ben Setrefienben p~erfauft werben, Inn pom
benz ~gerinsen GrI6s einen nOtbbirftisen
llnterbalt gu %gepinnen? Wirmeln uniere
sroBen Stdbte ni6t pom feinsebilbeten Qrz
men? llnb i'm @esentbeil limb Die Gmporc
fOmmlilse ni9t meiitens aus ben unsebils
beten Glahen2 sla bies seist, baB feline
Silbuns sewDbnIi9 wenis basu beitrdst,
Semanben reid unb woblbabenb gu MAIDEN.
@uerbinss binbert bic 8ilbuns Niemanben
on Der Sanbarbeit, anetn iie ninmt linn
gepSbnli1 bic Cuff unb 9iebe basu. User
lanse auf ben S6ulbdnten 9~eieiien, nit
ben Sii6ern uiel llmaana oepfloaen bat,
Der wirb mobI wenis Quit mebr baben NIT
Sanbwertss @eidirr ~um;useben. Die grs
fabriins seist, baB bic beiten aferbau>
S6iIer auf bDbern anitalten ieIten quite
Sarmer werben. unb umsefebrt, werben
iol3e oft bic beiten 5armer, uelde nur iebr
furse 3eit itubirt baben. gbenio lebrt bic
grfabruns, baB Wdb6en, bic auf Sod
idulen srabuiren unb ii9 IN Ben i9Onen
&iiniten, Der Malerei, Der Muiit unb bes
@eianses aus;ei9nen, ielten fleiBise unb
ipariame Sausfrauen weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
GtnIaemn8
sur
29iten General eriammlung

Deutiden R0miia Katbolifhen Gen
trail Deretns
Ser Ieretnigten Staaten POI
NorbsNmertfa mad ct.
Saul, Minnota.
Mit benz @ruBe: v@elobt iei Seius,
Maria unb Soiepb," wenoet ii9 Der I'm:
tersei9nete wieber an bic Oeuti9en &S:
mild &atboliiden Inter ititunss=g ereint
Der Geretnisten Staaten BON Norb @merifu
UNI bieielben our 80. Generals eri amm:
lung ein3ulaben.
Die Veriammluns finbet itatt am 7.
September 1884, in ct. Saul, Min:
neiota, Der blibenben Metropole bes Norb:
mel items, wel9e pom Der letten General:
0eriammluns nit 10 GROCER 8eseiiteruna
ais 8orort fir bic 80. @enerals9 sriamm:
lung beitimmt wurbe.
Oie Contribution bes Central ereins
uerpfi9tet ale ansei9lofenen gereine, De:
lesaten gu Der id9rIiden @enerals8 g riamm.
lung gu ienben; aber ieIbit wenn bic Son.
i~titution bieies ni6t forberte, 10 iolten ale
Yereine cine gbre BARN iu9en, bur9 els
men Oelesaten in ben Generals eri amms
Ilinsen pertreten su iein, sumal bas Sber.
baupt Der tatboIii9en Stride, unier slors
reid r~esierenber 81. Batter, Bapit SEQ XIII,
tn ieinem letten RunSidreiben bic @riin.
buns tatbOIiider arbeitersS ereine anems
pfieblt.
@as lit ber DeutiGe R5mii9s&atbo.
liide Central erein anbsrs, ais elm Ser.
elm tatbolii9sr 9rbeiter, cine 0erbinbuns
BET beuti9en rSmii9statboIii9e Inter
# itun9ssSereine Der 8ereinigten
Staaten BON Norb @merita, CUR S6rSers
rns zines frdftisen fatbolif9en @eiites,
un6 our llnteritiituns Der &ranten, unb
@ittwen ber gereinsmitsIieber.
Maebr benin brei 9isrtel Mitslieber aIes
beuti9en fatbolti9en l1nteritiitunsssY Der.
cine seb6ren benz Irbeiteritanbe an, unb
Der Wittpens unb Waiienfonb, bieie jinsite
glitbe bes GentralsY ereins, wurbe se.
i9afien fir ben sepSbnli9en @rbeiter, Def:
fen 0erbaltniiie ein3is unb auein maB:
sebenb waren beim @ntwurf Der &eselu
unb @eiese.
Yii60fe unb Yrieiter baben oft unb wie:
berbolt ibr Woblpouen benz Centrally ereir
9e9eniiber bewieien, elm 8ei9en, baB be,
9erein auf tatboliidem goben itebt, uni
baber aud iein @ebeibsn unb iein Wa9s'
tbum. Soa aber bieies @ebeiben unf
bieies @a9stbum fortbeiteben, 70 lit es
notbwenbis, baB ben Qofal Ierbdltnifer
Der einselnen Gereiue I'M 9lasemeinen Ne9:
muns setrasen wirb, unb bas fam nur &c.
i9eben, wenn Elm jeoer 8erein bas nStbig'
Sntereile oil ber @enerals Yerlammlune
nimmt bur3 bic Senbuns zines Oelesa:
ten.
90 iinb benn hermit ale beui9en rS.
mild statboliiden llnteritiieunsss 0erein'
Der Sereini9ten Staaten CUR 20. @eneral'
Seriammluns einselaoen, audi biejenisen
pel9e bisber nod ni9t inn 0erban6e mi
benz Oeuti9en GSmii9s& atbolii9en Sen,
trails erein, nit Der Serii9eruns, baB mid,
nur bic Stabt bes 81. Paulus, ionbern De,
gauge Norbwelten ibre fatbolii9en Mitbrii'
ber pom nab unb fern, an Z. September
berSli3 wiqtommen beiBen werben.
S9lieBli9 wsrSen bic 9ereine baraut
aufmertiam sema6t. OaB fir Sieie @ene:
alsVerIammlung, Der gorI6lag, 3ur y l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
u 9tmmg tbr &atboItfen!
Sie stimnte beg BERT. Bins IL.

8ir eriu3en sic initanbist, alien 6enen
nit eurem 9iten @iaen unb eurer 9unlt
beisuiteben, Die, NIT @eiit besabt unb NIT
9eu%iisenoer SenntniB ausseriiitet, ii9 al
Die @rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen 3ur Sertbeibisuns unb gerbreitun9 Der
tatbolii9en 9ebre uer0ffentIi9en.
@ncpclica Sius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03

8ir fSnnen eu9 in benz Soriaee, elm
tutbol. 8latt gu s,iinoer, nur ermutbisen.
@ir boffen, baB ale suten Satboliten, Die
ii9 I'm bic &elisipn unO bas Saterlanb
uer6ieut MAIDEN wolen, In benz Gifer unb
Der Gbatisteit fir bieies @ert, bas in uns
lem ausen BON Der : G3 ten Sebeus
tn 9 1T, wetteifern.
Geo XIII. tn 1892 an ben Siidof pom aucena.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
Sic Stimnte 9eo's XIII.

2aiIet euer 9i3t leu6ten por BEN Mens
S9en, bamit iie euere suten @erfe ieben.
Hub Der Serr sebe eu9 baSu Seinen Sesen !
SEQ XIII. an bas in 9arma eri6einenbe Slatt
Luce" (9eubte), gnfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
Sateolif6er etrdDen 8 aaIenoer.

Mttr lit ale @ewaIt seseben %.
Sonut. ben 8. SUM- 81. Sreiialtiaf. Web.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
Witslieb unb Selesat bes ct.
Alpboniuss8 ereins.
UoriAld8e sur 8tloMms einer ala8es
metnem 3~ranfenfaTe far Den
GentralsVeretn

Worfald8e sur 9tloun8 elmer sla8e'
tneinem 3ramfemfaTe far oen
GentraIsVeretn.
Swed.
Ger 3ped Der aq9emeinen Srantentafie bes
Central 8ereins lit unteritiibung Der 9ocalz
Yereine our6 SiilisbeitrG9e i'm Salle lie Wtits
alieber baben, Bic iiber ein Sabr fortnGbrenb on
Srantbeit unb arbettsunidbisteit leiben, nm es
ben Sereinen gu ermo9liden, bieien 9fit9liebern
aud oann nod bei3uiteben, menu eS ben einSels
men 8ereineu i6per unb alf bic Oauer pieuei6t
unmo9li6 mare.
Veamte.
Die geamten bes Central Sereins iinb pom
amtspesen aud bic Seamten Der aQSeneinen
6rantenfaIie, bod fam bic Senerals Verlamms
lung aud einen SetretGr uno S6aemeilter Sl
benz !3wed erpdblen.
8ilbunsu nb SauunS Der &ae.
lin bic aa9emeine 6rantenfaiie gu bilben, be-
sablen ale Qocals Vereine bel Der n1dlten genes
raj Y%eriaminllln9 einen einmaligen geitra9 Don
=. Gents, mas aQe benz Central Berein beitres
tenben Sereine aud in 3utunft bel ibrer Iufs
nabme III tbun baben. am 9n0e Der Wtonate
Wtars, sunni, September unb December bered
net Der 6inanSlefretdr bes Central. Sereins, wie
piel Sllfs9eloer bic e~in;elnen Sereine gu betom'
men baDen llto rtadt oefftllu0 Ole llWlu9e Sc
mGB Der 3abl Der Mit9lieoer, Die ieoer Soeal'
Yerein bel Der leSten @enerals Serlammlun9
bate. Sieie llmla9e baben bic 9ocals Sereine
innerbalb 80 SaSen an ben SinanSletretGr bes
Central ereins ~ ienoen. Snnerbalb bieler
80 Gage limb bann aud bic S~iilfS9eloer, bic ben
e~in,elnen gereinen %3utommen, al oiele 81 let'
ben, Su9lei6 nit eilem 9ebridtet, %turjen, iibers
ii6tli6en Eeri6t iiber ben Stanb Der 6aiie, al
@innabmen unb @us9aben, Der alien Soeal'
Ssreinen Su9ebt.
anipru6 auf Salfs9elber.
anIpru6 auf Silissslber baben bieieni9en
Qocal: Bereine, be me9r ais elm Sabr benz Gens
trail Yerein an9eb0ren uno zines ODER mebrere
Mit9lieoer babeil, bic iiber ein Sa6r pom eocalz
8erein in einem fort llnteritiisun9 betamen,
neil lie trant ODER arbeitsuniabi9 waren.
Die Siilfsselber betra9en inn erlten Sabre, oab
Der Central erein lie beSablt, 80 per Wfari llno
per ISOLDE, 10 LANCE bas Mitslieo IN eiasm tort
, 1884-10-08

Sept CHRIsTIANSTED.
3-Mr Thomas +. Carly aged II years.
4-Prince Thompson of Estate Golden
Grove aged so years.
MARY Allett of Estate Lebanon Hill
aged 20 years.
"-Elizabeth David aged IS years.
6-Johanis Stevens aged 60 years.
"-Achelle Bough aged 5 months and
8 days.
9-Mr Aar on Bough aged 81 years.
~15-Charles o. Conner aged 80 years.
18-Jacob Smith aged so years.
2O-Coolie Gaylord Samuel Russell aged
3 years.
flames Augustus Charles aged %
years.
23-Radolph Markrey aged 80 years.
24-Maria Newton aged 60 years.
"-Coolie David of Estate Barren Spot
aged SO years.
"-Jane Emanuel of Estate Concordia
aged "a years.
26-Miss W%ilhelmine Augusta Iversen
aged Sd years.
3O-John Jackson aged 4 months aud Z
days.
Sept FREDERIKsTED.
1-Roseline Shepherd aged IL months.
3-Abraham Williams aged 40 years.
4-LouiSa Moore aged 6 days.
Joseph Field aged 3 years
5-Hilda Alma Meyer 4 months.
6-Planter Hugh HinkSon from Ireland
aged so years.
8-Mary Elscoe born Brannagin aged
81 years.
12-Mr Manuel Da Silva from Madeira
aged 43 years.
18-Mary Benjamin aged So years.
Thomas Condigater aged 40 years.
21-Albertha Williams aged l year.
22-Wilhelminc Joseph of Estate Big La
Grange aged "a years.
26-Arthur Woods aged 4 months.
2S-Athelbert Roberts.
, 1884-10-08

The day for the meeting of the
three Emperors is not fixed, but it is
known that the time will be about
the 18th inst, and the scene the Gas
tie of Skernievice, in the neighbour
hood of Warsaw. The Czar was cold
ly received in that capital but in
spite ofthe excessive precautions taken
he drove with the Czarina through
the city, in an open carriage, and APP
peared at the opera unprotected. The
object of the meeting is kept careful
ly secret; but it is admitted that the
Sovereigns and their chief Ministers
will discuss the suppression of the
Anarchists, will combine against ex-
ternal attack, and will agree to adhere
for five years to the status quo in the
Balkans. None Of these objects are
in themselves blameworthy but all
will be sought through a dispiriting
and oppressive system Of repression.
The absurd rumours about n Cont
mental alliance against England are
now discredited but it is believed to
be true that Prince Bismarck will, if
he can, throw obstacles in the way of
Mr.. Gladstone. He thinks that the
Liberal Government has not shown
him the respect due to the position of
Germany in Europe, and desires to
avenge himself. He has a solid.
though small, grievance in the delays
of our Colonial Office but such con-
duct is both petty and unwise. Count
Minister should understand by this
time that violent scolding from any
foreign Press distinctly strengthens
the hands of a British Ministry by
rousing the insular hatred of interfer-
ence. The Papacy might as we'll
hope to put down Professionalism by
soIemnly communicating the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury.
Lord Northbrook and Lord Wolse-
ley have arrived in Cairo, and have
gone through the regular solemn
farces in the way of interviews with
the Khedive. Lord WolseIey keeps
his own counsel, but it is asserted
that the Nile Expedition has already
commenced, a regiment-the 1st Sus-
ser-having been sent to DongoIa.
1t is hoped that on IFS arrival the
Mudir will finally take his side, and
that the Mahdi's followers will be
alarmed by the approach of the white
troops. Arabs arc not very amena-
, 1884-10-08
Supplement 10 ST. CrQl Avis" NJ ST. 9Th October, 1887.

China presented a request on behalf of
France for the settlement Of their difficult
ties by mediation. The terms proposed, how
ever, were rejected by the Chinese.
New York, End October.
Flour per bril-, st. Lawrence brand s4.75.
Meal, best B~randywine, per bril-, $50 to 81
Fl NJ. Pork, per bbl., Sl54
New Seasons Pork per bbl 8 II
Smear Crystals per. ID, 81 to 81.
Fairto good refining pr ID Il to 8
Cuba Centrifugal, Max. 6 5-l6th Min. IS
English Islands MolasSes, 20 to u cts.
Exchange, New YORK and London, 3 1921
to S4.823
London, 2nd
Demerara Crystals percwt so 18s
Sugar Muscovado per cwt., go lis Oh
Clayed Havana, No. II, afOat.
go las Cd
Demerara Rum per gallon, Is I'd.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. G3 1SS. Od.
COnSols 1911 to 1913.
Bank of E~nglandRate of Discount 2 pct
Liverpool Cotton Middling Upland, p.lb
81
3 per cent Rentes in Paris Fcs. 1880.
, 1884-10-08

diminishing. Only SIX cases are re-
ported from France, two hundred and
twenty nine at Naples, and sixty
seven at Genoa. A Genoese steamer
on arriving at Cardiff was qu%arantined.
Mr. H. NJ. Stanley, the African ex-
plorer, speaking at a banquet given
in his honor at Manchester, declared
that the opening of the Congo would
bring annually twenty six millions
sterling for Manchester cloths.
1t is reported that France is will
ing to reopen negotiations with China
on condition that the latter shall pay
a war indemnity Of ninety millions Of
francs and pledge herself to observe
the terms Of the Tientsin treaty.
A Paris despatch states that a fire
has occurred on the premises of the
Transatlantic Steam Packet Company
at st. Nazaire destroying the work
shops and causing heavy loss.
1t is announced tina. the firm of
r. Weinrich, Beet Root sugar manu-,
facturers of Vienna, who recently
failed with heavy liabilities, is unable
to arrange its affairs. 1t is also feared
that several Of the Bohemian sugar
firms are likely to become bankrupts.
New York. Oct 2nd-London news
states that the Woolwich Arsenal is
forwarding to Hong Kong.
Earl Granville has addressed a note
to the French Government complain
ing of the intrigues of NJ Barriere, the
French Diplomatic Agent in Egypt.
1t is reported that Her Majesty the
Queen has secured a compromise of
the Franchise agitation. Mr. Glad
stone has agreed to introduce the re-
distribution scheme during the Au-
tumn Session.
It'll announced that passengers ar
irving at the ports of Calais and
Boulogne are subjected to the pay
AlOl' "a u otiIiIinS tdN W CONCA VIC "a
penses Of Harbour repairs.
A Paris despatch states that NJ
Herisson, Minister of Commerce, has
resigned his portfolio, in which he
will be succeeded by Nj Bouvier.
1t is rumoured that after the Khar-
tOum expedition Lord WOlseley will
be sent to the Cape for the purpose
Of crushing the Beers,
Washington news states that the
conference for selecting a 'Prime Me-
ridian" commenced in that city to-day.
London, Oct 2nd-The stock of
sugar at the four home ports on the
9th ultimo was 271,0OO tons as
against 10000 tons for the CORE
spending period last year.
New York, Oct 3rd-A remarkable sub
sidence of the Cholera epidemic is shown
by the last return, only one hundred and
seventy seven deaths having occurred dur
ing the last week.
The German Government officially an.
nOunces that it has established a protecto-
rate over the CAMERON country.
1t is stated that Belgium has resolved
to impose a surtax Of ten per cent on
foreign sugars.
Paris news states that M Ferry has in
, 1884-10-08

We learn that on the 10Th ultimo it had
pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
His Excellency Governor Arendrup a
Commander of the End degree of the
order of Dannebrog.-St. ThOm@ Tidende.
, 1884-10-08
Passengers Left.
Christiansted.

Oct. 6th.-Per schr "Vigilant" for st.
Thomas - School Inspector Bache, Mrs.
Light 8 children and 2 servants.
Oct. 7th.-Per schr "Jolly Companion
for st. Thomas Sophia Krause, Julia
Meyers.
, 1884-10-08
DE I'll s..

registered of persons buried
in the public cemeteries.
, 1884-10-08
Z E l. E G Il A NJ S /.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

ST. THOMAS STATION.
New York, Sept 2Oth-It is report
ed from Tientsin that the Empress
has determined to conclude a peace
with France.
A Shanghai telegram announces
that the French authorities have stop
ped English steamers trading in the
Formosa Channel.
London advices state that Sir VIII,
liam Harcourt has requested manufac-
turers to guard their dynamite dep6ts.
Compliance with the request has how
ever been refused on the ground that
it would be too expensive unless
foreign dynamite be taxed.
Paris news reports that thirty thou
sand workingmen are disemployed at
Lyons, causing considerable anxiety
to the authorities there.
st. Lucia, 30th.-The German
barque edward Waenerland" arrived
yesterday. having in tow the iron YES
sci Don juan ballasted with sixty
tons coal. Vas picked up without
crew o. boats.
, 1884-10-08
M6seeEIa ~ 6 o a. 8.

From the Spectator of 18Th September.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

l.rsnnrnn,s lln.sisn uulauNn.

irSunonu's l,nssisn VotouNr.
u, ,ie's pnis-,iitat rHelish li0ut aHi
hlis+i,.t hr,afa, ~ sst ~ iosst s5r Aiiuihss's's
No,ag "a, midjle asei meR saipilhe fem
r.ff.ea gsH44 lWsN' werf5 t'hHr'NV hr Ih,rs Nt
i.ast4t.t luUh ua.liu- li .Na Nt f!4n .N'''tss
N..iia Wsppus@Tf a. llpai tsspe4iIp.' b-.-it ;
FHaro6RApHs of Tuf OAFE of the iiatiman
Hua.. ana uth,l fapa hAsisnlancoas 81 Sow. iWk and
Nltinii "N' "N'"'' - N"'"" ~4""'N
=
HFNRV A DANIELS VI. H.,
lsi IeXugtor ave. between ith Sut 80 "a sl,
HUuir D. l. 20 z Diseases Of The NsrFois ,F9tsin
Deulto Urinary organ, Impotence ana ste.lltf.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
GEN T Ii: ME- N

Should sea enf exquisite limo o. tllhs, II
nav dssIgns and G0oriaas, rash from tha
looms A moro Desirable or beautiful
HOLIDAY GIFT than material saleGled
from cur Ch0ice nav WeaVes of silks can
not be procured ani LADY appreciates
nOthing more than HANDSOME SILK
DRESS. Rich, full patterns, $40, s25,
$40 TO $50 for the finest All new first
class goods Being manufacturers, and
se!ing first han is, enables US to make
these prices.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

AN EXTLE'S Escape from Siberia, CO
tsT0RIEs OF MILL GIRLS. by An
THOSE TERRIBLE PARIsIANS, or the Dan.
gerous Ciaescs % Paris. by il
CLEVER THINGS DONE by Journalists;
or tho siia,ogcs Of News Gatherers, ty
ODDITIES OF JhPhYEsE LIFE, from a jap.
xsnese point u view, by
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
MARINE fYrEtbfGBECR
MINIATURE AhaAsAc

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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF SEw.YoRk .......... FRIDAY. DEC 10. 1884
ARRIVED.
Steamer Circa,sa On Campbell. glasgow Dec A. Movino
O. VITA ad passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived a
s,sSmsr BelSsR,m CBr Gregory Messlns Nov % catan
IA "a and Gibraltar Dec 2 with mdse to Phelps iros Coz
steamer CastIcdae 1r noulon shields Noy ~ In bal.
las, to simpson, spence Young Arrived "' '"c n"r !"
steamer alscy New orleans Doc !: and the
Steamer thsmcttc QHck Neworeans Dec H. the Bar 49,
Steam a,S Yacht AtsIs"ts. s6ScsfOrd Chester
wv ISLAND Ts. a "y % e2 ha2s ''" INV" very "'
CLEARED.
city OF Montreal Cbr). Rcdford' Liverpool via
seSasr Gtiiahnlc ,Br. Perry Liverpool Queenstown
steamer Anchora (sr, small. GLASGOW Henderson Rrcs
siSs@er Ihnsvails pam, Laub Copenhase and Lisbon
steamer fennand CBolso woyer. Antwerp-rotOr Wright
steamer cry ss11q ATSnS wilder Port Royal and Fer
steamer CITY Of savannah. Catherine savannah-lenry
steamer seneca walker, Newport News and West Point
Steamer Josephine Thomson Moore, Batnoro-J
bsrs Frithoi Csved Petersen Cape Town. cGH-Corney
Msna scamme Rr TSess bSOnscs%%c aS E"c Bros
Bsrk Hypatis Nor, Isccksen Hamourg-Benham Boy
BARK star Of the Isle Br. Jewell santosw Crossman
Brig L & W Armstrong, Alexander, POintaPtre-L W &P
Bfis Arcadia woodward Georgetown Dcmerara-H Trow'
Bris Rein ieer Leam1n. Bahia Geo FBuley. o.....,,
schr Davda (fr), HOman Bahia via ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Bros
SAILED.
erca I r0PaG @ Ey RSS
iSnS SaTs Iita' ner5c%i II IiacE, for Adealde
sadva Long sl'nl sOan ani-steamers Miranda for
Anchored a, city Island bouud ou-Bark ouseo for Lis
bon.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Iivrrroor l9-Arrived. steamers Carolina span
Jsaldc Nov 81. Duchess lBrl. Ashton,
from Galveston Nov 20. NOmanton BIZ walker, rom say
Dec g. Matthews lBfl Hon ron SaVahDsA bec D.
sussex irl Robinson. from Baltimore Dec 4. A., "a, ~,
OUyFNsrOwN. Dec l0--Arivei steamer Adranc lbr PRr.
se from Ncw.York Dec H. onher way to A'eipoo 'aud
proceeded. ,.. ,rox
pool hence for New York
Arrived steamer Acton CBr Gorns from NewYork
Dec :. a...,.r
sotrH IvrTOv 10 Sailed steamer oder tGor sander
fion Bremen hence for New orb. - -.
IiyARu Passed steamer india l6crl, Won Hout
York bee I. on her wav 10 Hamburg.
Philadelphia
AspiNwAii Dec iG-Saiod, steamer Cy o' Para Dexter
for Sew-Yofk. .... ...- .,,... -.
New York. 80. ,...
isth-Antod steam,t city OF PueDa, pcakon Nea cruz
KScsi5N Ice cis-iuiyed steamer iota Cl'r. Foreman
CirStiraos Dec i5-saled steamer Cieriuosos rarcoih
f0f NCw. .NUfk,
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