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At Sea Isle, on the Jersey coast, bank
Of CLAIMS has accumulated on the beach five
feet in height, twenty to twenty-five feet in
width, and extending full quarter of a
mile.
National Republican., 1884-05-10

Sou pandit, Maj Suayh, and Mr.. Wyke, thoro
wero present Secretary Chandler, Assistant
Secretary Davis, Representative Belmont,
Capt. Mills, Lieut. Potts, and Lieut.. Bucking-
ham.
Mrs. Elocta Smith gave a reception at her
residence, No. 4Gl G. street, last evening to
the Illinois senators and representatives.
Tho house was handsomely decorated with
howers and evergreens Tho guests were re-
oeived by Mrs. Smith. Among them were
Mrs. c. Watkins, Capt. J. T. Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
9. A. Clifford, Judge Crowel, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. 7. Rounds, Mr. r. B. Williams, Mr.. NJ. G.
Riley, Mr.. w. j. Taylor, Mr.. ann Mrs. Young,
Mr.. Corbet Taylor, Mr.. j. II. Allen, Gen.
and Mrs. Logan, Senator and Mrs. Cullom,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens Mrs. Lieut..
Greenleaf Judge and Mrs. Payson, Gen. and
Mrs. Henderson, Capt. Rowell, Hon. William
Cullen, assistant secretary Of the interior,
Judge and Mrs. NJ. l.. Joslyn.
Mrs. and Miss Gresham havo returned
from their Florida trip, and while Mrs.
Gresham is greatly improved in health, she
was not able to stand in line and assist the
President throughout his reception on Tues
day evening. She remained in the blue par
lor, but occupied O chair back Of the receiving
party.
Mr.. Arthur b. Woods, United States consul
at Belfast, Ireland, and Mrs. Woods arc homo
lOT u buOTJ VlSlU ana arc NlblLluH VA "
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods will sail for
Ireland again during the last week Of May.
Col. and Mrs. Alexander Stevenson, of
Chicago, who have spent the winter here. loft
for their home last week and celebrated
their marriage anniversary by gathering Of
friends soon after their arrival.
Senator and Mrs Palmer gave q reception
to the Michigan members of the Medical
association on Thursday evening, which was
one Of the handsomest of tho private enter
tainments of the week.
Hon. g. p. Rounds entertained tho Sameso
princes at the government printing office on
Thursday, and conducted them through all
| tho departments of that vast establishment.
Senator and Mrs Vest have given up tho
| furnished house which they occupied during
| the winter ard have taken rooms at the
Riggs house for the rest of the session.
Mrs and Miss Fitzgerald, who spent tho
winter at the Ebbitt, have gone to Philadel-
phia and New York, and will spend the sum-
mer at their Oshkosh home.
There is a great demand for tickets for the
stand at tho unveiling of tho Marshall statue
| this afternoon, and every indication of 0
fashionable crush.
Miss Nellie Noses daughter of Mr.. w. B..
| Moses, is visiting in the city, after seven
| years absence iD Europe.
Mrs. Frank Hiscock left for her homo on
Thursday, and the pleasant circle at the Ar
lington is being gradually broken up.
Mrs. and Miss Cannon have left the Riggs
house and gone to their home ut Danville,
ILL.,, for tho summer.
Gen. Grants recent misfortunes will pre-
vent his making his intended visit her'
during this month.
Tho British minister will givo his annua
dinner to the diplomatic corps on tho queens
birthday, May %.
The wife of Representative Morgan, Of Mis-
souri,, left for her home last week.
Tho wife and daughter Of Senator Wilson
will leave for Iowa next week.
National Republican., 1884-05-10
sIAMEsE AT MOUNT VERNON.
Distin nguished People Escort the Embassy
to Wnshington's Tomb.

Distin guished People Escort the Embassy
to washington's Tomb.
A salute of twenty-one guns mingled with
stirring martial music by the Marine band
yesterday afternoon as the United States
dispatch boat steamed away from the main
pier of the navy yard. She had on board a
distinguished party, embracing the Siamese
embassy, and as mark Of respect the national
colors of Siam-a largo blue flag with an
immense white elephant on it-ao ated from
the flag staff Of the Dispatch. The embassy
was In aking pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
under the auspices of the state department.
and thr ough the courtesy of the navy depart
ment
The party were entertained several hours
at the tomb Of Washington, and returned to
tho city in tho cool of the evening. One
hundred aud fifty invitations were issued to
prominent officials and their ladies, about
two-thirds Of which were accepted. Among
those who were able to accompany the visitors
were Secretaries Frelinghuysen and Chan
dler, q number of foreign ministers and
attaches of the legations Justices Miller and
Gray, and several senators and representa-
tives. A great many ladies were in the
party and the Marine band played number
of choice airs both going and coming
A funny incident connected with the trip
was related to q REPUBLICAN reporter by a
naval officer. A crowd of people who wit
messed the departure, of the party weIp at n
loss to understand. who they were. Finally
ono of the lockers on said in confident tone,
"Oh, thems the circus people. Don't yer see
the white elephant Mt the mast head. And
them (pointing ut the Siamese) are Barnum S
troupo of Sandwich CannibalS.n
National Republican., 1884-05-10
THE MARSHALL STATUE.

Ceremonies Attending the dwelling of
the Statue this Afternoon.
The Marshall statue in tho west grounds OF
the capitol will be unveiled to-day. Work.
men were engaged yesterday in putting can
vas over the platform and splacing chairs,
The seats will accommodate about 1000 peo-
pie. The President, the cabinet, members OF
both houses of congress, the supreme court,
and number of other prominent people will
be present. The ceremonies will begin at l
o'clock, when the Marine band will furnish
appropriate music. A prayer by Rev. DR..
Armstrong, address and unveiling by Chief
Justice Waite, and an oration by William
Henry Rowle will complete the programme
Among the persons who will witness the
unveilng will be Mrs. Rutlin, wife of Col
Rufin, the second auditor of Virginia, and
granddaughter to the late chief justice, and
his great granddaughter, Mrs. Jones, of Rich
nnun
National Republican., 1884-05-10
Church of the Enlphnnu.

On Tuesday next, May l3 will be given, at
special service at tho Epiphany church, DIR,
Stainer's oratorio, "The Daughter of Jarius,"
awork composed in 1873, and first performed
in Worcester cathedral at the festival of the
three choirs. Admission to the church will
be of course free, subject, however, to one
restriction, that the holders of pews will have
tho opportunity Of occupying their pews till
7:i5, and failing to do so by that time the
seats will be filled indiscriminately. The
service which begins at 8 o'clock, will con-
sist of prayers, short explanatory address,
and the oratoro. There will be an offertory,
the proceeds of which will go to forward the
work of the Epiphany mission in South
Mashington.
National Republican., 1884-05-10
A Cuntoms An,endmont.

Representative Adams, of New York, was
before the house committee on tho judiciary
yesterday and made an argument in favor Of
his bill to allow Now York merchants to
make oaths before notaries public for the
withdrawal OF goods from the custom house,
The committee decided to extend the pro-
visions of the measure to all ports and
agree to report the amended bill Tuesday
next
National Republican., 1884-05-10
CnnitnI CITY Gun Cluh.

Tho sixth regular gold medal match of tho
Capital City Gun club was shot on their
grounds on tho Stone estate yesterday, with
tho following result:
National Republican., 1884-05-10
The Dlstrict Elnances.

Hon. @. M. Shelley, of Alabama, requested
the commissioners some time ago to furnish
him with the exact amount of collections and
disbursements of the district for each year
since the partnership between the govern
ment and the district began. Tho commits
sioners have written u letter to him stating
that the districG had to their credit in the
treasury nearly 100000, and expected by tho
end of tho year to have 100000.
National Republican., 1884-05-10

re- Advertisements under me heads Of Wants. For
Rent For Sale, BOARDING, Lost and Pound, and
Personal, Of three lines or ess, eighteen long ,oords,
10 cents one Insertion: each additional Insertion ~
cents Business cards not included IN these rates.
National Republican., 1884-05-10
Safe nepusit Companies.
Busim,ss Gbuntss,

IDY CALLING OR ADDRESSING A. y. CAY
ID WOOD, cor OH aud X sts, n. W, you can get
monthly sRle list tAousesi lQs,Rad tRrns, nyl0sBp
National Republican., 1884-05-10
y1luusu 10 z uau.

Keofe and H Gilbert "Mots battery to. day.
National Republican., 1884-05-10
employment.
@laufro

CwH1rE) FOR CHILD
w months old; to tn proper person good wages
and good lDme. Address / STREET, Republican
OfiCc, 2.l3
National Republican., 1884-05-10

DY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND BABY, 8
ID unflrnished rooms on I'd floor, for light house
keeping; must be centrally located. Address CARE
FUL TENANT, Republican oflce stating terms.
References exchanged. 41O
A COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN WANT
IA or 9 unfirnished rooms, with gas and water.
Address LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, Republican
Office 4-1O
National Republican., 1884-05-10

Tho first race will be started at o'clock.
Tickets and Badges can be obtained at the Cigar
Stands inthe National Hotel and WilRrds Hotel
The Balt!more and Ohio will run Special Trains at
q. IN, 1910 1880, q 2;3O 3, 800, and 4!40sp. m
Return prnins Will bein waiting at the termination
Of the Races. Round-trip tickets, TEN CENTS.
National Republican., 1884-05-10

DY TWO GENTLEMEN-2 OR 8 UNFuR-
ID nished rooms. Address NJ. Republican Office.
National Republican., 1884-05-10
Ianico---Agums.

pY JUNE 1, PERMANENTLY, BY DEsIRA-
4 BILE party of three, 2 unfurnished rooms, I'd
floor, modern house, on Il, T. q, or II sts bet
9th and 18th; no housekeeping; rent, reasona-
MAY 15 OR JUNE 1, BY A SINGLE GEN
WI tleman, pleasant I'd hoor room, comfortably
furnished and cleanly kepti must haye southern ex-
posure; s. and H. or s. and W. preferred; comfort
for summer desred terms, moderate; pay prompt;
no regular boarding house need answer. Address
w PAGE. RpuublIcan OffiCe 1-l3
National Republican., 1884-05-10
for Ytut .Hooms.

OOS On AT. N. w.-FURNGsHED ROOMS,
- ~ trout and bnck, nt reasonable rates' t-AA
1903 / ST. ,oPPoSdrE. H., FhANbkLIgN IlaSi KALI.
delightful summer location; transient board given
Hln
National Republican., 1884-05-10
Amnstmfnis.

MATINEE TO DAY AT 2,
At our Standard Matinee Prices. Tonight nt 8, last
- - time OF DewdrQp. - -
NENI WEEK k,.,.,,s.,.,..s..,. blbCks BAD BOY
The Initial Performance Monday, May IL, for the
Joint Benefit Of the Stage Attaches.
BOX Sheet now opep
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ton lnb anbreip gabl bon 6enter &ppnlbip.-

Gertd9ln9.
Sisuns pom II. Scanuar.-Sas ErotocoQ
Der porber9ebenoeu Slbun9 waro 9enebnli9t.
Eas @eiu6 pou Anbr. steillp III Steueran9elez
9enbeiten maro perlporien, neil Der Soaro feline
Jurisdiction in Der slngele9enbeit bat. Die
Rubi StraBenan9ele9enbeit iparS perbanbelt.-
Iertagun9.
Sibuns pom Is. Sanlar.-Sie Terbano=
lunscn i'll Der Observation-Disclosures puroen
iort9elest rno iibrten sum tol9enoen VeldilB,
oaB na6 @nbOrIn9 bes Sadfunbi9en IN Der
2lusele9enbeit, beiien geridt 9enehlni9t nno Die
StraBe semdB benz Seridt ausselest wirb, nit
benz Sebin9 iebod, bab Der geiuditeler Soc
Serob iunerbalb so Sa9en d. d. aue erfallenen
6oiten in Der Settler unb 6ubitraBenansele9en=
belt an ben aloitor beSable nnb ben Flo9ens
ben GntidGbisun9 sebe, rpie iol9t: Monica &
Sibel feiiler $17S.60, Hepmlno Settler $685. S,
Sreb. Rubi $91.44. 9as @elu6 bon s. ".
Barter fir Streidun9 Der Steuer parb perlpors
fen. Der Seri6t Der Siren @omriilGre fir
1888 nnb bieieni9en Der iolsenoen Sriebsnsridz
ter 9enebnu9t: q. q. SOier BON 9tep Sienna
unb s. y. @eiiel Don Sopa.-Serta9un9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
Su Scr SiBuua pom Is. Sanuar bat

..yn Der SlBllg pom TO. Sanllar bat
Der goarb Ser Superpiioren ppn Dubuque
So. einen @nlauf 9enOmmen, nm Orb
mug in einen Sbeil %unierer sdnsli6 per-
lotterten 9lrmenperwaltuns gu %brin9en.
Die MaBreseln limb gut; aber auf ben ses
sebenen gnweiiunsen ware beisufiisen, baB
Ser Observation-Disclosures feinen Nnipril6
auf ben Setras ieiner Ge6nuns bat, penn
CT anbere Sitter ~liefert, ais bic auf BET ans
peiiuns besei6neten. SIS wiirbe ni6t 10
Iei6t MiSbrau6 sstrieben unS ni6t 4. g.
itatt Die @obnung bes Qrmen nit 6ersen,
Der &opf nit S9naps erleu6tet. gs sibt
Ieiber berartise sewiienlOie @ei6aftsIeute
uno Yaupers.
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@eiBe @a6sfersen

gu 6ubritpreiien iinb fir prieiter unb
SoI6e, bic Die SerSen wieber p~erfaufen,
Bel Dem llnterSei6neten in Suantitdten
gu so Gents bos Yfunb gu baben. SIS
wirb pabur6 3eit unb 6ru6t seipart, wenn
Die Srores 9lei9 ein9eiarbt werben. Se.
itelun9en, benen fem @elb bei9efi9t 1T,
perben c. o. d. perian6t.
&atbOIii6e Su6bansluns
s. s. &iebeL
Dubuque, Soma.
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gor einigen Sagcn iprud Elm 5armer

gor tlrlgen Sagen lprad Elm GARNER
BON Gete.bessM orts in Or. @tensis' Of
flee Dor rnb fraste i'm, Oh er Der Spbn bes
per- torbenen0 Or. Mensis lei, Der bier LANCE
Sabre arSneitunbe prattisirte. Oa ibm
bieies bejabt wurbe, Sos er bas Gaidenbu9
uno iiberreidte benz 0Ottor cine SiinfsOoIs
ratnOte unb iaste: v9as idulbe id ibrem
gater ieit lansen Sabren, tOnnte es aber
nidt bis iebt besablen", Orebte ii9 nm unb
sing. 9as mar elm ebrli6er Nann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
Shutter uub Spbn.

Gin Sobn fraste feline Mutter, warum
Der New YOrt GIotbins Store 10 biuise
&Ieiber ~uerfaufe. ga, antwortete bic Muts
ter, bas 1T gang einfa9. Die 9eute, bic
ibre &unbi3aft bebaIten wouen, fabriSirsn
ielbft. Sol9e 2eute wifen, baB mir Que
bart arbeiten miiiien unb bebien.n beBbalb
bic &unben reel. Damn sebt aud Sober
mad benz New Yort Glotbins Store, Inn
&leioer gu %taufen, neil Der Seem gort Glos
thing Store, $50. 6s7 MainitraBe nabe Der
Item Strabe in Dubuque, Der biuisite
Elat 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
Sn Der leBten SiBuna bes 9. g

&reisseridtes war bic Stabt wssen zines
alien S6uIbi3eines CUR Sesabluns Der
Summe BON $26 ,026. 20 an s. Stodins
BON Grommpea, Conn, perurtbeiIt unS
ein speiter YrOieb fir Se3abluns Der an
banSisen Coupons einseleitet worben.
Oas ernannte @omits bat jsst cine 9lbfins
buns bepertitelist, bic benz Stabtratb in
nd9fer SieunS porselest wirb. Die
Stabt sibt fir ben &eiammtbetras benz
Slayer, pom l. Sanuar 1884 an patirte, in
3pansis Sabren ,uriidSuSablenbe Bombs
nit 6 prOs. Sntereien. Die Bombs Ton.
nen aber bereits mad 5 Sabren einselOil
weroen.
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@ir MAIDEN auf bic an anSerer Stsle

@ir MAIDEN auf Die on anSerer Steue
beiinbIide neue 9lnseise Der 5irma @rubIe
e. Strob aafmertiam, Die zines Ser 9rGBs
ten 3abafssei6dfte bes @eitens bat, wie
mir @elesenbeit batten, uns nit eisenen
ausen in Chicago 81 iiberSeusen.
Die Sirma perarbeitet MIR brei Sabre
alte Sabate. Ser Strot lit elm 9anbss
mann unb bat in benz @ei6dfte pom Der
Yilfe auf sebient. Sir bic weitli6en
Staaten reiit Serr S9dffer, Elm alter 8us
buquer.
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Sic Mrbciter in q. u. Gpopers @asens
fabrif baben bunpert Dollars ~suiammens
sei6o1en unb lie Der Mutter s. Surtoss
einsebdnbist, beren peritOrbener Spbn ibre
einsige StiiSe mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
0ute 0eleacnbeit !

Die g9aNermablmhblt In gilbertspiue, am Gsbar JIub
9ttegtu, in welder 3 Baar Steiue polaui gu tbun babtn,
uuo IDeIde aufs Seie etngeridtst uuo iolio erbaut, ut uns
ter iebr g~lnitiSen eeoiusun9ens 81 uertGnisn. Gsr cine pom
ben beiosn eissntbhmsrn bat Gaisia su isiner Ssimaib
Geibdii aui,ugeben. lin udbere austunit wenOe man Ga
an Btter Sruuer Oosr nod bener, man bsisbs bic @es
legenbeit lelbit.
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8rantbiite, Srautfranse unb S6leier,
gu olIerniebrisiten Greiien bel Riei &
gu dbols, GlapfraBe, seseniber benz
Sourtbaus.
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0cWan0te YerjOneu

tonusn turb ben 0sr'ri,b lsidt psrtduii6er rno nhtIis
der, bauptiibl,d bel ben Geutidsu inner ~sansbarer Nh,
titsl eiHsu oaueruosn nnO suien gsreisnt ~rSttl,n. 9ers
iu6spsiie perbsn Probsn per erprss, uno ssuaus Auss
tuuit sItidseitig yer Poit sugeiditi. Ibrtfs: N. & ruit.
9lepelano, Sbio. S4ml
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Sic 9ubuane 4 q. g. Gifen6abm bat

ni9t alein ibre SircctOren, ionoern aud
i6re alien geamten pieOer erpdblt: Sra:
iiSsnt, %. 9. gur9; @icesPraii6ent s,
y. 6urIep; S6utmeiiter, SSObn Yea
Setretdr, y. g. Setbrin9ton.
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no 1T Ni6el o6uIer?

9rielb. peIisb i,in. 4,imaib un in ben gG. Staai,u
i.iu slld gu ptriu&tn. SduItr 1T aus asy,lt, i'm eros'
bersostbum surtmburs, ~s,snrtis, idiftt lid 1871 In hnts
uns bssab lid ipat,r nod 81. ssuis, Ts. no u Situit
aui tinsm mad Snstn stserSeu 8ampier nabm. 25. Ttai
1881 paro or ass BEN Ssspitsl In 81. souis entlaNtn.
Scr nabre Sustuuii ibtr ben gerbIsib es S6nler e,ben
fam, lit sebsten oieieibe an si. Siitiin siti,s SlatteS su
r.dttu. Sduler pire in i amili.naa s.I.s ,nb.it,n ssiudt.
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w,iltp aufee Warftbertat.

Wsr Selesrapb.) 81. San. 1884.
70 eiien-gto. 2, 8 .90t.
Safer-33 9ts.
% { dtorn-5si Cts.
&o99en-58f @ts.
GsrFe-59t @ts.
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9as Gis BEL gasle Goint 1T alsses
sei3net, wenn ni6t wei6es @etter unb
S9nee linn wteber i6aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

BnBmaferin vi. 9ore3, @de ID unb
@lapitraBe, bat Die neuelten Weoben pon
Siiten, Sonnets, Srauttrdn5en unb Srauts
i6leiern, 10 wie aaes Serartise in Oas
Busma9erseidaft Gini3la9enbe on Sanb
unb p~erfduft biai9er ais ie.
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No. 4. = @Ddentlide SrieHiite.
Qubuaue. ben 81. Sanuar 1891.

Vlblqle, ben 81. Sorllar 1884.
Sn psldr aas grisis a~ussisiat limb. pslde pom IA. Gan.
bis gum 81. Sanuor in Der bteIsen POitoihee anse,Ommen
uno nidt ab9ebolt poroeu fup.
goomann 6on SolB IT
SoSlep : ganeSba6 Sobn 2
9ieoeri6 BIC Wueller 6baS i
Nleilder W g. Wiuns S,ultiua
@ilel @otirieo Yiiiner gui Mrs
Serolet Senri S6eloon 9minp
Serrmann yina S6ubad Golina
6eiiler SSoiepb @oli gilbert 3
1a6 Z
1laa ptrssNt ntdt. mems man nod Dritita aui bitisr eift
frast, ~ bsnutsn. bab ne sasslstst RHs, sab bic Nam'
MI Der prttkihs aA,nsstsR.
OsssSs Oss@s, pshusRa.
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Qnfchlbar.

Or. Iusuit &0ni9's s M B t.
ger 9 ruittbe lit unfeb!bar se9en aue
6alsfranfbeiten.
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Rems9orf Rarftberiht.

Wer Sels9rapb) 81. San. 1884
@etjen-Ytlwautee, HO.2 $1.094.
Safer-454 6ts.
9Sell d tOru-9em. ID. GO bis 649 Gts.
S6petnehei eli 6-$14.S7 bis 1920.
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&a(enoer fitr 1884

Wir baben nod tleinen Sorrat6 BON
fol9erben &alen6ern:
Gegensbnrger MarienfalenSer, per Stiid 90 Cts,
per Gus. $3.50, per Gus. ~portoirei $3.50.
Giniiebler : aalcnotr, per Stiit 20 Gts., per
Gus. $1.25, per Dus. p"ortofrsi $1.5s.
Sansfrenno, per Stiid 25 Cts, per Gus. $3.50,
per 0ne. portofrei $40.
Glidrab : Salenoer fir !3sit unb epi9teit, per
Stiid 80 Cts.
Ypbls' Slnirirter SausfalenSer, per Stid 20
Cts.
GlOdleius : Salenoer fir bic 3sr;iaren bes FL.
Sran;isfuS, per Stiif 20 Gts.
8leincr Warienfalenoer fir 6riitli6e 6rouen II.
Sln9irauen, per Sthd 25 OTIS.
Der GrdarinS &aIemser II. Der Smreats
burger WarienfalenSer limb bis
beute q. Sannor) nod ni6t ein9etroiiet.
SreiIen lie in Srr;em nidt ein, 10 sablen
mir Die boiiir ein9eianoten SetrG9e srriit,
penn mir ni6t anbere Salenber baiiir ie1s
ben biirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
ct. Sonis Warftberi6t.

Wer SeIe9rapb) 81. San. 1884.
8eiSeu-rotber. Ro. 2, $1.01t.
80 elf6torn-4Si GtS.
Saier-334 @ts.
6-$14.65.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

Mm IA. Sanuar bel6lOB Die Tarlep 4
9oetider Manufacturing &c., anseiidts
bes fart anpa6ienben @ei9afts ibr Gin
lasecapitul nm $50, 600 gu mebren unb es
auf 5000. 900 gu b%rinsen. 9lu6 bie alien
Sirectoren wurben erpGblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

Gebt 81 S%anmb0uer's neuem Store.
Rotions, Serrens anb 9amens9lusitat
tun9sartifel, biaiser benn ie SuuOr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22

gleiers iteist enbIi6 es brinst jett in
ct. 9ouis $40 bic Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-22
CHICAGO RarftbertMf.
Ger Eels9rapb. g.

@er telegraph 81. San. 1884
8sisen-No. 2. 5 .ss.
Beldtorn-52 @ts.
Safer-31t Gts.
Butter-24 bis 81 @ts.
@ier-25 bis 26 Gts.
@bistp-$1.16.
cd e-$5.15 bis 5.55.
Rinopieb-$5.40 bis $50.
SdpeineHeii6-$14. go bis IA IS.