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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
Some of the Fifth district politicians are

Some of the Fifth district politicians are
arguing that, as ex-Freeholder Shrope
received only 9 out of possible 10 votes
in the Assembly Convention the other
evening, he was not regularly nominated.
These gentlemen overlook the fact that the
nomination was.subsequently made unan-
imous Shrope is not an easy
man to overcome by any means; and be-
sides that he has monstrous Republican
majority at his back.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
SUNDAY. OCTOBER rs, 1886.
FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS,

The SUNDAY TATTLER HAS CIRCULATION
MORE THAN THREE TIMES THAT OF ALL
OTHER HUDSON COUNTY NEWSPAPERS COM
sNED.
GUT WE CAN SAY IT WITH AS MUCH TRUTH AS
THE Journal AND PROPOSE TO KEEP ON SAY
ING 1T UNTIL IT HAULs DOWN THE FALSE
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
Bayonne CITY RAILROAD.

A new horse car railroad through Bay
onne is an interesting theme for converse
ton among the townspeople. The citizens
of Constable Hook in the Fifth ward are
well pleased with the scheme, because the
track, in traversing 9th street, connects
their district with Bayonne proper, thus
opening up the way from the Standard Oil
Works to the City Hail. President Thurs
ton, Of the new company, promises to be-
gin work about April LIST.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
Pink Tea Drinkers.

A ssPink Tea Drinking Party" was held
in the Sunday room Of the First
Baptist Church on Grove street, Thursday
evening. Every thing was pink-the pink
of perfection. There was nice display on
many tables of cakes, candy, fancy work,
&c. Miss Nora Foster made all the candy.
The Misses Ella Robinson and Ella Ray
mond entertained the audience with piano
solos; Miss Fannie Lawrence sang Miss
Aida 0utwater read, and Mrs. Jennings
decIaimed ~
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

Wednesday was sort of New Jersey
day for the Grant Fund. There were
eleven subscribers and of these ten were
from New Jersey. But the financial re-
suit need not be very gratifying to our
State pride, for the collections were only
$6.15. That million dollars is still long
distance away. How would it do to take
ninety per cent. off for cash.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

Chief of Police Murphy is not Bit
slow in fitting out his department with all
it should have. He has just added to the
policeman's rule book street guide that
will enable every officer to tell an enquir.
ing. stranger how to get to any part of any
street in the city he may be seeking. The
idea is good one. The Chiefs ideas are
generally good,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
A CHURCH Fruit Concert.

On Thursday evening the Porter Chapel,
Union Hill, gave an exceedingly novel en-
The principal features were the recitals of
Miss Katie Westervelt, the singing of Miss
A. Fincke, and the performance of an
amusing farce participated in by the Misses
Adelia Fincke, Gussie Gundman, Annie
Hummels, Mrs. Louisa Bishop, Richard R.
Grsen and John Snodgrass. Each one in
the audience received as souvenir little
basket with seasonable fruit The idea
originated with the pastor, Rev. G. W.
Lewis
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

The closest man we ever saw we saw
the other evening in Montgomery street
car. He was dressed in the height of
fashion. His Spring overcoat was new;
his Derby hat curved gracefully over his
dark face: his black mustache was waxed
at both ends; his hands were encased in a
pair of striped yellow kidsl But he show
ed bis want of breeding by walking into
the car with cigarette stump in full
glow. When be noticed that the ladies in
the car turned their offended noses from
the i'll smelling paper, everybody expected
to see him get up and throw it out. That
would have been piece of extravaganza
he could not stand. He just scraped the
flame off against the car-seat and held
eagerly on to the sinking butt ill the end
of his car ride. When be gos cut he Dor
rowed match from stranger and renew
ed his smoking. He saved probably one
third of cent by his economy.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

Fuss and Feathers besought his ssParty'
Friday night to '.peddle" his tickets at the
polls Hal Pebble your tickets, Ell !
That's the honesty of the noblest Roman
of them all. ssPeddle" the tickets, eh /
Good Lord, old man. you won't be able to
get anybody to take one for gift, let alone
buying it from one of your peddlers
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

The Newark Evening Ne,cs finds fault
with the Newark Sunday Call for describing
its fight against the reelection of Mayor
Haynes as hateful and vicio1s, and
smoothing that made by The Daily Adrser-
tiser as decenly conservative. The New
ark Eocning Neaos should not forget that
Will Hunt is the new editor of the Sunday
Nm
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

KANSAS CRY, October "a -Roundsman
Church has had photograph taken of
Katie Conway's eyes, and when the picture
is finished it will be placed under power
full microscope to see if the picture of the
man who dealt the deathblow can be seen.
The detectives have not yet obtained a clue
to the brute who murdered Mrs. Conway
and her daughter, but they are working
day and night, and feel confident that they
will succeed in arresting the right party 1t
is now absolutely certain that the crime
was not committed for robbery.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
waverly Literary Society.

There was good attendance at the
regular meeting Of the Waverly Literary
Society on Friday night at the residence of
Mr.. Howe, So Ogden avenue. The Presi
dent of the Society delivered an address
on Bismark, the German Chancellor. Mr.
Rverson said that Bismark could place the
olive branch of peace between any of the
European States, or sound the tocsin that
would engulf civilization in sea of blood.
Messrs. Henderson, Monroe, Laws and
Charles Lee Meyers spoke on the subject
of strikes.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
a New Hnms Protected.

Friends and supporters of the Home for
the Homeless on Ninth street are circu-
lating subscription papers to raise funds
with which to purchase building on Paw
onia avenue for their permanent use
They want SO, 900 cash. The rest, $4,000,
will be secured with mortgage The
gentlemen and ladies who have interested
themselves in this very worthy enterprise
deserve encouragement,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

RUTLAND, Oct "a Governor John
B. Page, of Vermont, died at his home in
Rutland, Vermont, suddenly this morning.
Ex-Governor Page was born in Rutland
in 1926, and entered the Rutland
bank as clerk, rising eventually to the
Presidency of the ms tuition. During the
war and afterward he was Treasurer Of the
State of Vermont, and in 1867 was elected
Governor, serving until 1869.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
Lota of Bargnins.

]. B. Van Syckle, the auctioneer, will
offer plenty of bargains next week, every
thing man can want. Household furniture,
clothing, and horse and buggy. The sales
will commence Of 10 o'clock tuesday next,
and those who desire to obtain bargains
had better attend
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25
Hoboken,s Exemnt Firemen.

The Exempt Volunteer Association met
Wednesday evening President Adam Peer
in the chair The bylaws were amended
SO as to make ten black balls necessary to
the rejection of candidate for admission;
so as to make Is members instead of q
quorum, and SO as to allow the secretary
an annual compensation of S25.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

The bottom dropped out of the "Inde-
pendent movement when Fuss and
Feathers was nominated. That nominal
tion put so farcical an aspect on the move
ment that the gentlemen who were in it
concluded the managers of the movement
were play ing practical joke on them
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

There is no longer any magnetism in the
name of Herr Braun among Germans, and
Jim Brann is no longer tower of. strength
among Irlshmen. That Washington mar
ket business and the waltz among the
barrels to get away from the Sheriff settled
Jim's popularity forever.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

We don't know whose OK we gore in
saying it; but we believe all the same that
Col. E. L. Price could be eliminated from
Essex County politics with profit to the
Democratic partyl
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

If every purchaser of the Argus were to
follow its lead and vote for Fuss and
Feathers Wolbert, the old gentleman
would succeed in polling about 500 votes.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

The editorial room and the counting
room of the journal are at Ioggerheads
over the Fifth district Assembly nominal
tionsl
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

show In the canvass will be drawn exclu-
sively from the Republicans. This is on
the assumption that he. receives any votes
at all worth talking about We can't find
in the community the smallest disposition
to treat the candidacy seriously, and on
the day after election we expect to be
able to say to the public that the fight
was exclusively between the two regular
party candidates, as though there had
been no third person in the race for funny
men to expend their humor upon.
1t has been discovered out West some
where that couple who were married in
Camden fifteen years ago have proved to
be mother and son. The woman was
first married when she was fifteen. At
sixteen she was mother. When her boy
was three months old her husband aban-
doned her, taking the child with him. He
went South and brought the boy up in
ignorance that he had mother. When
he grew old enough to understand such
AAoseCAS AO uCSdu w luQulAC dttCA lis
mother, but his father put an end to his
questioning by telling him that his mother
was dead Before he was eight years of
age his father died and be was sent to an
asylum. He was taken from the asylum
and placed in the Confederate army, the
war having broken out, and being taken
prisoner, enlisted in the Union cause.
When the war was over he came to New
York and finally drifted to Philadelphia.
While there he made the acquaintance of
a widow, with whom he fell in love. The
woman at first laughed at him, called him
boy, and said she had been thrice mar
ried. A comparison of their ages showed
that she was sixteen years his elder, but
that did not dampen his love, and his ear
nestness won the day. They were married
and went West where they lived happily
until short time ago when the husband,
in looking over the contents of an old
trunk belonging to his wife, found some
letters which revealed the fatal truth.
The effect of tue disclosure on the woman
was to drive her crazy and she has been
sent to an asylum. These are the outlines
of the story-and those who want to be
lieve it have our full and free permission
to do so.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

And now is the season for the free distri
button of the Argusf
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

He win be very much more Wan, Sir,
after electionl
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25


Gen Ramsay meets all emergencies in
introducing Hon. P. Farrier Wanser, his
candidate for Surrogate.
70 his Irish friends he is
HON. PAT'K F. WANSER,
Subscriber to the funds of National League.
To German friends he is
HERR PETER FREDERICK WANTZER,
Of the United Schuetzen Bund.
To his italian friends he is K
PIETRO FRANCISCO GARABALDI
WANNA,
Artist and Soldier.
To the Citizens Assn he is with all dig
nifty
JUDGE WANSER,
Opposed to monopoly and for the new
charter.
To the dudes he is most sincerely
P. FARMER WANSER, Esquire,
OF the Elite Social Circle
To the boys he is
Plain "FARM WANSER,
s'Set 'em up Fer he's wild yer every time.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25


"D'you know" Mike Kilcauleys He's
for Wolbert
''D'you know Jim BraunY He's for
Wolbert.
''D'you know"-you, men. whom neces-
sity sometime forces to raise money
before you can get it from your employers
-d'you know Martin Ward? He's for
Wolbert
We know you know Robert Gilchrist,
A. @. Garretson. Judge Allan McDermott,
Edward F. G. Young, A. A. Hardenbergh,
ex-Mayor Hopper, Dennis Mclaughlin,
Ferdinand Heintze, William Brinkerhof,
George B. Fielder, Charles 81. Winfield,
Orestes Cleveland--they for McAvoy
You have ten days more, gentlemen, to
make up your mind which company you
will train With
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-25

We hope Judge Mel ermott and Senator
-. liked the company the World put
st Monday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Ser Stabtratb perlammelte li9 am Wons
tag, INN bic In Der letten Sibuns ni9t err
Isbisten @ei9dfte gu beenbeu. Man be-
gam NIT ben StraBenarbeiten. Die Gins
sebots fIr bic an Winbior apenue Su
ma1enben Mrbeiten wurben benz Stabts
insenieur gum geri3t iiberseben, Der mits
tbeilte, baB s. See bas niebrisite Mnsebot
babe, benz bann bic @rbeiten 3useiprO@en
murben.
Die ansebote fir bas Wesfibrsn Der
ftdbtiiden Abfdae wurben e%r6finst. e.
6. 6ritb's Nussbot Iautete auf $500 per
Gag. 8. 8. Dempiep e,bot ii9, bic grbsit
Su 1915 uno y. 9lusnarius bisislbs Su
$3.50 per Gag gu tbun. Die &nseIesens
beit warb benz @eiunbbsitsratb iibsrmisien.
Dem StraBensG omite warb bas @eiu4
bes ct. MariensY aupcreins iibermieien,
um Bau zines neusn Seitenweaes on
Winbior 9luenue, Der StraBe, bic nod ben
Rir9bSfen unb benz fatb. Waiienbauie
fibrt, unb benz gomite bic grmd9tisuns
ertbeilt, bic Sade 81 erlebissn. Das @es
JUDI, cine 9ampe an bic Ode uon Bluff unb
Is. Strube anjubrinsen, sins ans polis
3eicomite. Dem Staotinsenieur war6 bas
@eiu4 our gr0ffnuus @elt. 3wsitsr Stras
BE, uon College %,lusnue nod 0alib
StraBe, iberwieien. Oas @eiu9 bss
W. @raff, ibm cine S4anferlaubniB
gu bewilisen, sins an bas betrefs
fenoe @omite. Die 6rase, oh bic
O%roonnan3, wel9e ben Sertauf pon De.
mdien u. (. NJ. Dor 0 tbr Morsens uerbiss
tet, uioerrufen weroen loa, CAB gnIaB gu
elmer sepineu bittem Debate. Die Mns
seIesenbeit warb auf ben Gid ssIest unb
es bleibt beim Nlten. Die Srage, Oh
SGpsineitdIe In ben S%tabtsrsn3en sebuls
bet werben iouten, warb usrneint unb erie:
bist. Nun Gam bic Grase auf, OF elm
DeputpreeOrber erwabIt werbeniOlle. Grams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
forb tbeiIte nit. baR Der StabtanwoIt elm

forb tbeilte nit, bab Der StabtanmaIt elm
Subititut fur bic alte Srbonnons ausses
arbeitet babe. Der gauge SnbaIt aber bes
Subititutes iei Der, baB Der Stabtratb
feline @ewalt nieberIese unb benz &ecorber
bic Ma9t sebe, ieinen Steupertreter su err
ennen unb linn elm @ebalt aussuieten.
auf Moerman &pber's 9lntras murben bic
&eSeln aufseboben unb bas Subltitut ems
itimmis paiirt. Nun itanb alderman
@rapforb anf unb iaste, baB er fir bas
Subititut seitimmt babe, um bas &e9t su
baben, bic Sa9e in Wiebererpdg ng su
3isben. Oas beantraste er unb iein Mns
tra9 paiiirte nit 5 sesen 4Stimmen. Oie
anselesenbeit wurbe auf bic nd9ite Sisuns
peri9oben.
Der Mapor ernannte bic foIsenbenS tabts
rdtbe gu WitsIieoe,n bes @omitss fir
Steuer @ussIsiduns: &pbsr, Bprne,
Oomner, Grawforb unb Solnassl. $. 6.
SOwbiib, Der bic sr6Bte Stimuen,abl err
belt, warb gum Snipeftor Der Ofientliden
@aasen anseiteat. Der Yerfauf zines
Iabmen Bferbes beS Ssuerbepartemsntes
waro anseorbnet unb Der 9lnfauf zines
neuen bei9lohen. Gs warb bei1loHen,
Telephone gum @ebrau6 Der Yoliaei su
eagle point unb 0eif Dubuque au%fite0en
,u lanen. U%ertdauna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
SdmGblidje TurgGnge.

Stdbtiider &ecorber, pom 0olfe erpdblt,
1T 8. W. 9alpin, Elm iunserMann. Seine
&enntniie iinb ioweit seniiseno iein Mmt
gu perieben, unS serabe srOBe 8erbienite
um bic Stubt bat er fi9 nidt erworben;
feline Bfi9t that er; aber suweilen wurs
ben 8lasen Iaat, bic nidt ionberli9 gut
%tlansen. SIS bieB, er Tonne seitweilis fein
polles unb fein leeres @las ieben, unb lei
oft Gage lang pon ber Nmtsitube fort. Wir
slauben, baB bies @~erleumbung lit. Nun,
Dem iei, wie ibm wole. Gins 1T fi3er.
Dieter iunse Buri9e lit Elm seriebener
WarbpoIitifer. @r brabte es fertig, baB,
trotbem piele altere u. psrbienitooIere Wdns
ner ~uorbanben, bic ii9 barum beuarben, er
ais Stellpertreter bes Ser. ct. Steue eins
nsbme, bieies 0iitrietes anseitelt wa,b,
cine SteIe, bic ibm bebeutenb mebr brinst,
ais fem itdbtii9es Imt. gtun iolte man
slauben, baB Elm anitdnbiser Menld unter
BEN l1mitdnben feline Stsle als itdotii9er
&ecorber frob nieberseIest bate, ba Die
gunbssseiete es ausbriidli9 uerbieten, baB
elm Bunbes beamter Elm Staatss ober lfdbtis
i9es glmt nit einem Bunbesamt su slei9er
!8eit betleibe. 90 bumm lit unier 9alpin
nidt. gr itent nit Der elmer sewiilen
Sorte uon SerfeIite9ern eisenen llnuers
i9imtbeit bic 8ebauptuns auf, er lei
tein 9 unbesbeam ter, bas iei Ii
Der Observation-Disclosures ieIbit, aber ni@t
Der SteQpertreter.
Dod bamit nod nt9t senus. Salpin
Mill gitp &ecorber bleiben, aber bic Mrbeit
bur9 elmer Stelpe, ireter MAIDEN IaiIen.
@arum2 I'm nod obue Miibe unb Irbei:
- @elb aus Der Stabt unb ieinem Oeputp
Su idlasen. l1nb baSu Ieiben ibm sepifie
Stabtpdter blIfrei9e 5anb!? sic me
waren 70 untertbdnis unb ebrerbietis sesen
rgoB" 9alpin, baB ie fi9 basu lbsrlieBen,
bic ftdbtii9e SrbonnanS, Die barauf SeSus
bat, gu dnbern, banften bic Gedte Der
Stabt ab, unb CABIN bieiem vbo9uerbienits
li9en" Beamten bas &e6t ieinen StcIs
pertreter au erpdblen unb beiien @ebalt az
beftimmen. 9alpin bat als SteIpe,ireter,
Der feline Mrbeit MAIDEN io0te, eiren ses
uifen Msnew senommen; Isnem iol $40
bis S75 erbalten, unb Salpin ben &eit bes
monali6en @ebaItes $50 bis $55 bibi9
einiddeln. 0as iast ibr Burger gu benz
Ylan2 Was iast ibr gu Der Wiafdbristeit
sewiher Stakeholder?
@as gang mertwirbis, aber uns iebr err
tldrIid lit, auBer Der Zines" i9weisen
ale Bldtter. 8, ibr Oubuqaer Demofras
ten, mos babt ibr cine Schulz?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
gom neueu grieipurto in ben Ser.

Som Heuth OittIpultu w w" Set.
Staaten i9reibt bic q. 3. Staats3ts.:
r0ie neue BoituerorOnuns, Der sufolse,
Briefe, weI9e cine llnSe wiesen, fir 2
Gents na9 allen Gbsilen Der Hereinafter
Staatsn uerianot werben, III aIio iest in
Rraft. 8iele 2sute slauben, baB, wenn
elm Brief pOn elmer lln3e 9spi9t nur Q
Gents tOitet, Elm Brief, uelder cine babe
tln3e wiest, nun fir elm Sent befOrbert
mirb. Dies lit tsinsspess Der Saa, neil
has @eies ausoridli9 beiast, baB fir gee
f9IORene Sriefe. weI9e cine llnSs oSer
ueniser wiesen, 2 Gents goftsebiibr su
entridten finb. Die nsus 8~erorbmuns Be-
treffs iofOrtiser &bIiefsruns pon Briefen,
meI1e NIT elmer lOsgents.M arte perieben
ftnb, ioa i'm tommenbsn 5erbft in einiaen
grSBersn Stabtsn bes 9anbes ~probewsile
eingefibrt werben. Die Ser. Staateu
baben iest bas bi1isfte griefporto Der
Melt, pen man bic @n~tfsrnunsen, mad
weIden bier griefe uerianbt wsrben, in Be-
tra4t tiebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
Ser Mnfruf, ben a9t prebiser pom Oh

Qtt <tuIAuIt "" WY f'eo'SSt WV Su>
bnque gu 9eilisbaltuns bes Sonntass bier
fir3Ii9 erIieBen, bat einem gorreiponbens
ten 8. s. bes yOeutids9lmeritaner" tn
MatsrIoo i9were Bau9srimmen peruriadt
inb er fdbrt iiber bic Diener am lantern
Worte Der, baB es 10 cine alrt bat. @ber
Der Mann drsert ii9 nidt ALIEN iiber bic
proteitunten unb ibre 8isotterie, er sreift
nberbaupt ale unb iebe &elision an, tlast
bic Rirde bes Morbes an, seifert aeaen bic
Qebre pon bsr euisen 8erbammniB unb
f&lieBt nit benz Gbeatercoup, baB $40, 900
Meni6sn I'm Snterefie Der RsIision our4
bic Snquiition s%efaIen ieien. Die Meni6en
ieien Iebenbisen Seibes sebraten, uno auf
tonftige i9euBli9e art ermorbet porbsn.
Wir wiGen ni9t, mas mir an benz Sdreiber
mebr bewunbern iouen, oh bas Raubers
peli6 ieiner Spra9e, oh beien 8ornirtbeit
ober feline llnmiienbeit Der @ei9idte. unO
bic Rebaction nimmt bas obne Nusenspins
fern fir baare Miin3e auf. gble SssIen
finben fi9 su @afsr unb 3u 2anb, iosar
beim t5nenbengIe4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
Sem in lester Seriammlnng bes gius.

@ereins uorselesten Sinansberidt bieier
@eieai9aft entnebmen mir bic foIsenben
SabIen. Na9 llebsrtrasuns bes Waiien.
fonbs o 81, &c., 70 on bic ct. Sran,is,
tusidmsitern, bleibt benz 8erein in &aiie
am Is. Suli 1885 bic Summe pon 81,
645.10. Die monatli9en geitrdse i'm
uerfioiienen Suartal waren $l76. 80, bic
grtrabeitrdse fur Sterbsfdae $245. 90 unb
nnb bic ionitisen ginnabmsu $ll5.25,
alto 3uiammsn $537.15. On &ranter
seIbern murbsn mdbrenb Der lesten brei
Mtonate $257.95, unb an G~obtenseIbern
$400.00 be3ablt. &uBerSem wurben nod,
absefeben pon benz llsbertras bes @aiiens
fonbs, $l36.50 fir unbere !3psfe perauos
sabt. Oemnad bdtte Der gerein In ben
brei letten Wouaten &ifi6ritte sema9t,
bod bas Deficit lit nur elm d B a.
res, ba bic Sterbeselber, obidon besablt,
II gum alerserinsiten Gbeil eintaiirt
ruaren unb erit Montus slbsnb mad gbfai.
funa bes Beridtes einginaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
9er Elm edtes. fabIes. frildes @las

User elm edtes, tiibles, frii9es @las
Bier pinidt, sebe gu Srant 9ilser, on Der
gde Der 7. unb SowuitraBe, quer sesens
iiber gonnolp's 0asenfbrit. limb 9ilser
tam eu9 aud Elm sutes @las @ein cree
ben3en, er bat TIN. 0as gisarren be-
trifft, 10 weiB 9iIser aud Bei9eib. Damn
1T feline @irtbidaft neu ausitaffirt worSen,
fiebt u wie cine Yradtbiidie unb sepdbrt
benz Qiebbaber bes SiIarbipieles @elesens
belt. fi9 nit benz nobeln SpieIe gu unters
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
@as baben mir benn eigsntli6 perbru.

den, baB uns bic biefise rEimes" I. B.
lobte2 @eil mir sesen bic MiBsriffe bes
r9eraIb", sesen bic ~anmaBunsen bes Sen
@itp Clubs auftraten? Nun, wenn bic
vEimes" ntdt blino auf beiben 9lusen
pdre. 70 miiBte fie bod ieben, buB mir i'm
eiseniten Sntereiie Der bemotratiiden Yars
tel banoeln, baB infer san3es 0i9ten unb
Gradten in Der 5inii9t nur babin seri9tst
lit, nd9ifen Serbif bic republifanii9s Bars
tei Sowa's gu i9lasen. l1nb beBpesen
Iobt uns bic Zines. @u9 ni9t libel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
Sn ibrer sountaasnummer memnt uns

~" '"s$s
bic vTimes" a bold, bad mai. Ribn
(bold) sewiB beBwesen, neil mir ieber
3eit frant unb frei iosar uniern poIitii9en
6reunben, wenn es n0tbis 1T, ben Stanb:
punt tlar MAIDEN; idIimm, bad, wabrs
f4einlid neil mir ben Wtutb baben, sesen elm
S4ulipitem aufSutreten, bas auf bic Oauer
Der Gtation gum llnbeil serei9t, neil es Elm
slaubenss unb fittenIoies Solt er3iebt, ober
iinb mir beBwesen bad, neil mir uns nit
9anb uno SUB basesen itemmten, baB bic
b%efieenbe, mittIere &lufie pon ben Upper
tens I'M 0erein nit benz Broletariat ges
rIiinbert wer0e. Wir iinb jest ifol3, baB
uns bic vEimes" a bold, bad man nennt.
Oas Cob aus @esners Munb gilt boppelt.