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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
DEATH OF JOCKEY HERBERT MEAToH.

Jockey Herbert Meason, who was so badly in
uredou Tuesday by the falling OF Astoria in the twoyear
Old race at sheephcad Bayded from conclusion of the
brain at Mr. SCOTS stables at Sheepshcad Bay at ID 10
H. Yesterday Meaton 10 this country about three
years ago from England ride for A. j. Cassatt AMI
wore red. white aud blue coors for two seasons.
THIS year Re W. L. SCOTS hrrt jockey. He was
nbont eighteen years old, and learned his business IN
that best Of schools. Matthew Dawsons stable New
market. Yesterday the Coney Island Jockey Club sent
by cable tho young MAS father tho news OF his
sons death. The funeral Will take place on Friday.
the best OF medca attendance from the
time of MI he dloh. He never regalned
n.ousness and scarcely moved after lie struck the
ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
NEN-JERSEY.

BAyOYNE1he CITY OF BlyOnnc ia $2n OOd in TO
Hudson County taXos and job H.
county la decided to bring sut against TIE oitv
HoHOKEN-A row boat IN which Patrick Noonan and
Michael Clark two OF st. cwl Or
down at yesterday, the HoDoKen Ferry
hv the eryDOit James lumscy The ucd by
the ieTrybosi's crow ne boly OF IN was fonnd
in the Of the Evsiln Fields. TWO
newspapers dated June Il and 10 respectively found
upon him
Three shots fired rand succession Yesterday morning
located by Policeman Mclrde the apartments ~
Bradley. AZ NO 3lS Warren Bradley drunk
and shooting a his wife Margaret Ills shots
Of thor mark. Justice otSl1G committed Bradley Tor Fri
Three McTle esed Bradley under lar
that bradley fred shots
door at the officer and for this sentenced two
years IN tue state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
now WAS TIE LAMPLIGArhR ISyUREDi

nc model OF q StTcct IAlnp Win the post and
ladders all Of the size found IL the streets has stood day
two In the @ neral sessions where
GderseeVe presdes They have been frequently
10 III The tes nom on the trln OF Patrick Reilly who
Of perjury Reilly who city lamDighter icll
into excayatI as he about TO Light lamp
Northumberland inst Oh the night Of March 1883 He
brought suit to recover 900 rou the city
for the injuries The Jury disagreed The injury consisted
principally O witnercd Testimony 10
that the had injured ten wears
Several physicians testified that the of
long standing and that the had suffered from the with.
cred arm long before the accident OF 1873 had test-
fled in his that the loss power the arm wa, the q.
suit OF the accident JUICE Gdersleve continued unt
late hour last nlghI the hearing Of testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

Deputy Register Nagle was consulted at the
Bureau OF Vital statistics yesterday by Louis Drummer
Hebrew peder, regarding the laws of marriage and
divorce. Louis was married August IL 1888 TO
Kache Meyer by Police Justice Duffy. The couple saved
up 800 Two weeks ago they purchased grocery in
Ridge-s for 5000 Mrs Drummer had the property
name. she sold the grocery for $3.50
OF last week. much TO the disgust OF her husband
also upbraiied for aud offered
him $500 for his consent to separation. Brun-
per accepted the offer. Tney were living at
DO. 2l7 BrOOme-st on Sunday they went TO
Rabbi Abraham josef OF No 81 Ludlow st. and paid IS
Tor certificate Of divorce according to the Hebrew law.
Drummer received $500 from his wife, and both thought
they were entitled to marry again. Some person yes
kerdsy undeceived Brunner and he went to see DIR.
Magic. Upon bong made TO understand that he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races. sheepshead Bay
2:3O r. H. ~
Massmeetng to discuss letter carriers hours cooper
Union. p m. ~ go
Commencement OF the College OF tho City OF New
York, Academy OF Music. 1880 p. m.
Normal College Commencement. 10 a. IN, 49,
Chesebrough case before Special Examiner eeheaic'
Brooklyn.
Electrical subway Commissioners. n. IN.
Far-andN Lawn Tennis Club tournament Hastings,
afternoon.
Visit OF 14th Regiment Veterans to State Camp
Newly Ork Manhattan Cricket Match, Prospect Park,
3 D.
]. A. Arneauxs lecture, Abyssnian Baptist Church,
III,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
NETWORK CITY.

The annual spring regatta of the Harlem Yacht
Club. which was TO be sailed yesterday, was post
poned until July z.
James Harrington, a deck hand on the propel Ter
Albert. fell into the Harlem River yesterday and
was drowned.
A. Thomson, Norwegian sailor, age thirty eight,
dled of exposure on the brig Olaf, which arrived
from SantO Domingo yesterday. He was buried
at sea.
Mile Aimee saws that the announcement that she
will appear at the Star Theatre in the opera of
1.-The Maid of Beev,le" is without her consent
and she will not appear IN it,
Charles p Freeman said to be q Produce Ex
change broker, figured in police court recently.
Charles ID. Freeman, employed by Henry Clews d
Co.. saws that he is not the man and knows nothing
of him.
Henry BIschoff. the banker, has received a dis
patch from the grOcers who sailed on the Ebe on
June ~ for European tour. stating that they
were treated with much consideration on shlpDoard
and had magnificent reception at Bremen.
shipment of 100000 gold bars was made
Yesterday bv Heide bach, lckebelTer d Co., VINO
sent $3.50 900 on Tuesday. The firm has shipped
all the gold exported in the last two weeks amount
ing to about 81 100000.
The eighth annual convention Of the Business
Educators Association of America will be held III
this city from Wednesday, July to Wednesday.
July IA. 1t will meet In Packard's College. a
public meeting will be held III Chickerng Hall.
On Saturday night the last performance of The
Bridal Trap" will he given at the Bllou Opera
House. Roland Reed will begin next "Wednesday
evening an engagement in Mr.. Marsdens comedy
of Humbug."
Henry J. Bang, who keeps the barroom where
Flanagan was killed by Henry w. COwcs, was
before Justice We!de in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, charged with keeping his place
open on Sunday. Bang was held to answer at Gem
eIal Sessions i'll 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
SENTENCES IN the GENERAL SESSIONS

Charles Waters, a blind Young man, and his
brothernaw. Charles Krause convicted
the General sessions or rObDing Mrs Margaret Jones
*l33O Mrs Jones had separated from her husband
went 10 live with and his WIFE, she
money amounting u $500 in The bosom dress The
III al ng that she stayed al kralses home she $3.50
but that amount was restored 70 her by kraus, and Waters
who said they found II on the floor Toe following
they snatchei the whole her and ran
Judge CowiDg them To the Prison for five
seven months each.
John McMahoD. Of STANFORD. was dragged into hallway
In Mulberry st on June IT, and rObhe1 of -
Clark. wh0 accused OF the robbery
terday IN the General Sessions and sentenced 10 years
4 Outlls the Pr-Ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
CONTESTS FOR BASEBALL PENNAN

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The NewYOrk club
played In brilliant form to-day and defeated the ST.
LOUIS club with The fielding work Of the visiting
players perfect not an.error marring their pay
WEIGH pitched in fine while Boyles pitching was
United freely The Gotham players TOOK the leai Dy
scoring three In the opening inning Inc score
follows:
New. York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o l o o
~. LOUIS ...... ................1 D D u u u
Base hlts-New.York. IL; St Louis Errors-NcwY orS
o; LOUIS 4. pitchcrs-Wech and Boyle Umpire MI
York.
CHICAGO June 23.-The Chicago and Washington
clubs ayed interesting to-day which resulted
as generally expected victory for the champions
shaws pitching was batted all over the neIu py tue
home players The score follows:
Washington q D u z y -
ChicagJ ..-.........-.-.....-..---3 D U O-lO
Base hits Washington 8 Chicago ~. Errors-Washing
ton, go. PIcncrs-Shaw and ClarkSon. Umpire
Mr.. Connolly.
AT DctroIt-DetrOit, g; Philadelphia, D.
At Kansas City-Boston, D; Kansas CITY, g.
At Philadelphia 10; Athletic, 5.
At PItisburg-Pttsburg, 81 St Louis, o.
At Louisvc-Cincnnati . Louisville. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
NEUS FRON TIE SUBURBS
LoOKING FOR A FAITHLEss HUSBAND.

A young woman who her as Mrs Hannah Cush.
said her parents lived in GIeenwlchst New York.
Yesterday RecOr Ter >cchcr Union Hill assist
her hnGlng her husband George CusIuan corS in a
brokers' OFF Wallst. lie had marrcd. she said.
IN tuesday OF last bv Rev Mt Bernard Of sixty
NTH ST. New-YOrk On the following day they went 10
Nyack and there the ID aor her husband rot
all her money and cwer deserted her She had to hor
money enough back New-YOIk she thinks her
unfahful husbandis Union Hi. Recorder schleicher
detective out TO took for INN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
yet firmly claimed by his wife he went home ana
mp u truce with her.
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort Homse-Murat lialstead, OF Clncin :,
matt ana William r. Barnard and Andrew Anderson; 81
baltimore ~ Al bemarie Hotel-Mr. do Bounder; be''
gian Minister at Washington tTm a Arcm
General BENJAMIN F. Butler, or Massachusc,ts -
Ne,c- York Hofel-ColOnei j. N Bonapartc. OF washhg
ton. and W. A. H. Washingon United states OF
Philadelphia - Windsor Hoiet-Acxandcr SULLIVAN Of
Chicago James Hofei-Samuel spencer anu l.
Harrison Garrett, of Baltimore. HoDma" Ho"''-
L. j. Meegan, of Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE COURT OF APPEALs.
SApArnG A. Innc 23-In the Court Of Appcals

Today Tic IOIO"lh- eau rs WtIt tIEUcu
Nos g. 80 and gO2-Angcina Johnson aud another re-
spOnd,ni aet NJ appellant Argued Dy y H. an
q tracy Tor appellant Charles iiawley for responded
No 2u6 The People ri the MdvOr Of 0Tk.
appellant Dcuns Nc aity ana others. respondents
II trTisOI ap1rint - " LIicu, At.
torn y General and ID MagOIc for RESPONDENT.
Following the day calendar for Thurs lay, Juno "a
Nos. ~ -. 40 7G5. ia III. glj.
The Jaehne case is the on the calendar Tor Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
BROOKLYN.

protest against licensing moro liquor shops has
been Mayor Whitney aud the Excise Commits
sioners by the Young Mems Christian Association
Justice Reynolds and a jury yesterday decided that
James H. Learned, he Western man who IL charged with
assauting his servant girl, was Insane
The parents OF George B. selmer age seventeen. who
married sxeen-vear-old girl last Saturday have for
gwen the couple. and the husband went to work
in his fathers factory yesterday
In the examination OF Jacob Thomas. who IL charged
with causing the death OF Michael Cooley lastApri DR..
james KOrtwrigh OF 81. Caharnes Hos pital, testied
yesterday that Cooley had died from violence.
Lains Directory for 1867 contains 175761 names,
last year of 1897. From New Lots.
the Twenty-sixth Ward. there were obtained 1000,
making net increase for the city Of SS27 The
population Is now reckOnei at 7GS.O75.
The Franklin Literary Society proposes to erect
$4,000 monument In Prospect Park 10 Nathan Hale.
the martyr spy Charles ID. Baker. Of No 2S4 Quincy
ia the chairman OF the committee i'll charge Of the
matter.
Surrogate Lott yesterday admitted the will and c0di
Gil of Clara T. Price probate The effect OF the decis
ion il c. L. Trast who. Mrs Farrier claimed,
used undue influence to exclude her from arcipatOn
her sisters wealth. about $4,000 part of the
which went to Mrs. Fdrrier under the will, by the
codcll goes to the Seney Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
CRICKET SPOILED BY RAIN.

The inter State cricket match between New
York and Now-Jrrscy. which was begun at Newark on
Tuesday could not be renewed yesterday account OF
the ram. and the game was postponed until next Mon
day at i o'clock
The second elevens Of the New York and Manhattan
eric clubs will play match Prospect Park to-day
a | ID. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
ROCKLAND COUNTY

~Charles T. Seaman OF Spring Valley who convicted
FRIDAY last OF criminal libel was yesterday fined $500.
has also lost his position principal o. te intermediate
department of the lie schools He libel
Warden W. Edsall letter
Supernten ent OF Instruction. The jury IN The libel
MI dsal against The dore T. Reed based newspaper
article, returned verdict Of no Of action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
LAWN TENNIS POSTPONED.

The annual tournament of the Far and Near
Lawn Tennis Club. which to begin yesterday the
Climb grounds at Hastings had to be postponed ac-
count OF rain. Many prominent players have entered
FOR the tournament and II the weather Is fine, start
Will be made this of ernoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
pANGEROuS pR0MENApE GRnrNn

John McGinns young ruthan known to the police while
waking on the roof OF the tenement house No sol West
flffysevenh 81. at o'clock yesterday morning fell
ground lie removed to the HOsp!tt
believed that he could 1t supposed
for time that he might have 10 the roof quest
thing 10 steal but drunk the police
lie had been wandering about al random.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

run forty between Twentveighth And Thrive ss
brooklyn at Gowanus Bay aud point a. or near PM Nav
1885, They the city per cent OF tne gross
ferry u be In operation W Jshu~y LOO
The lease recorded y esterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE TELEGRAPH SUIT.

In the Western Union telegraph Company's legal
controversy Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company Edward Harland receiver OF the American RAPID
Telegraph testified yesterday III the supreme
Court before justice Lawrence and jury that he leased e
properly the Western Union Company or 50 90 month
pend his receverhp The contract was made on the Dag
that the wires cut The VIII be Continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
NEW.II.RSEY

Shannon arrested Yesterday for
kill Dr Weeks and his family Tuesday. shannon
doctors while drunk an demanded money. viii CHI
refused. He then drew revolver and began Dire
the members Of the family, bus icy escaped unmurei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
NGINEER oHURCTS APAh1MsXr RoBBID:

Detectives sullivan aud Reynolds on Tuesday
arrested George WILSON nineteen who for day
elevator boy IN the Hampshire so 90
Wilson alleged. robbed the Chief Engineer
Church and other OCCUPANTS Of msney aud cotnin4 In
Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday Justice eide
the for thai default 81 800
Wilson also robbed the quincy House Ia upward
5000 worth OF property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
HENRY \. DANIELS. VI.

Earl & Wilson's f. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and CUTS are the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
MAXINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY.
Sun rises I26 sets 1871 Moon riscs ....Mn age DIS 20
HIGH WATER.
N-Sandy Hook. 0;O2 Cows Isd. O;4s He'll Gate- 2:37
N-Sandy Hook. 104 Cows lsld. 1885 Hell Gate. S24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

NEW FERRY FRANCHISE LEASED
The city has leased to John II. Ambrose. William
Bayard Crtns and Robert Fulton Cutung tho franchise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

The Baltimore and Metropolitan clubs had another
game pos poned By rain AZ Staten Island yesterday.
The Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs Will play ut Wash
ingtOn Park, Brooklyn. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

Don't hawk. hawk, blow spit ana disgust
with your offensive breath. sage's
Catarrh Remedy and end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
STEAMERS DUE
A Announcements.
ADVICE TO NOTUFRS

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs WIysLOws SOOTHING SYRUP should always he used for
CHILDREN TEErHING. IL sOOrHEs the CHILD soFTENs the
GUNS ALLAYs ALL PAIN CURES WIND collie and is the BEsI
REMEDY FOR DlARRHEA. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

1i4 LcxngtOn.avc. between 5lth ant i)tist
HonTs--S 20 l. 5to7 Diseases of the Nervous system
Genlto-U rinary organs ImDOtencs All stsrllity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

ALBERT LEWIS W. d., Beach-st. near West
Broadway New York Hours IL 10 AMI TO T. Diseases of
nervous system spcciity tor the last forty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

PORT OF .YoRK....wEDNEsDAY JUNE 20. 1886
ARRIVED.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Sem Sslspbpn if in 8riiiieI. pie M

Sem Selepbon lift in 8riiiiel, uie man
Der .8ofi. 3Ig." pom bort l6retbt, etne neue
SonturrenS erua9isn. giner Der bebeus
tenbiten Bidder bet Stabt telist auBer leis
mem Sauptmasa3in Is Sutturialsn in ben
psri9isbensn S~taottbeiler, nit bsneu er be-
bufs tdsli9 itattfinbsnber breimaIiser fris
ider 9~ieferuns in 8erbinbuns iteben muB.
gr wanbte fi9 an bic Selepbonseieli9aft,
ba bieie aber einen enormen greis foroerte
unb teine preisrebuftion bswiQisen poute,
fam ss gu feiner ginisuus. Der finbise
8ddsrmeiiter fam auf cine orisineIe SSbee.
gr lieB neben ieinem SauptmasaSin einen
Stall fir Brieftaubeu 0aren, faufte fi9 so
grieftauben Der beitsn Racen, unb bas to-
itste TIN ssrabe 70 piel ais bsr 8etras, ben
bic @eieui9aft fir 2 Wonate Announcement
i9on babsn wolte. Seben Worgen BEL Der
abisnbuns Der eriten 0ieferuns erbdlt iebe
S~utturiale 8 Brieftauben. Ser Snbaber
iebsr Sutturiale sntldBt bic 8risftaubsn ie
mad Bebarf NIT ansabe ieiner @ini9e u.
8efteluusen. Beiibrsr Nntunftim Gaubens
idIas beribrt bic Brieftaube elm nit elmer
eIettrii1sn 6linssl it. Ssrbinbuns itsbsnbes
S9autslbrettdsn, 70 baB Der Beanie fir
bieien Oisnf fofort benadri9tist 1T, u. mir
bas Billet ab3unebmen bat. Der Disnit
ioII gang sIatt unb r~eseImdBis por ii4 seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
emile alglapc, ben fir bas 8ranntpeiu

RonopoI in 5rantrei9 pirtt, sibt i'm
Temps" cine Stutitif iibsr bic Brannt.
ueinidenten beren 9ermebruns In Der lebs
ten Sabren f9 10 iteut: 1880 365, 5S7
S9enfGu, 1881 367,s23, 1882 372, 5s7,
1883 377,5 l 1884 $50, lis. Der vGeIes
graph" ma6t pasu bic 8emertuns, baB Der
idbrIt5en Sermebrung Der Sranntpeinuers
i9leiBe Inn runbe 5000 bur9 bic arbeits:
MOTH tein abbru6 sei9ub. Dor einem Sabre
babe Sranfrei6 ie cine Sdnapsf9ente fir
81 @inwobner Ober fir 26 0dbIer gsbabt
bod bies iei MIR cine Our6i5nittsbereds
nuns fir gang 6rantrei6 aber es iet be,
tannt, baB oas norolt9e Trantrei9, (9toro,
Yus be Calais, CONNIE, aisne, Die, cine
Ooppelt 10 itarfe an3ubI bate. ais bic aIlses
meine 9urdi3nitts ,abI er9ebe; bier fOmme
iogar ie cine S9nnpsi9ente auf 40 @ins
pobner Ober auf elm Ousenb Wdbler DOR.
Grad bteiem 9erbdItniB muBte @bicaso gu
coo, 900 @inuobner seretnet, l6, 500
S9napstnetpen babsn! u. b. ST.
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Gin reider SudtbGnsler lit firsIi9 h

Der StrafanitaIt gu 9als a. 9. ssitorben,
unb omar In Der Yerion bes Isenten Gb.
Sriss, wsIder i'm Sabre 1872 bur9 bas
S9wurssri9t su lebensIdnsli9er 8u9t.
bausfrafe perurtbsilt worSen mar, neil Ct
feline Ieiblide Wuttsr BEL einem Wortpediel
eridlassn baben iolte. Der nunmsbr 8srs
ifsrbene bat ii9 aber nismaIs bersit finSen
Iaiisn, Elm 9eftdnbniB absuIessn, uisImsbr
bis gum Eobe feline SduloIOfisteit bstbeuert.
llsber bas SermOsen, bas wdbrenb isiner
Strafseit amtIi9 psrwaltet porben lit, bat
er bereits Dor GINGER 3eit lsttpiuise 9ers
fisuns sstroffen. Sasielbs iOI burd Gins
iensui9las auf mebr ais l20, 900 so. anse:
uadien fem. Iaidbrli9 1T ibm barber
&ednuus selest worbsn. &rtes bat pdbs
renb ieiner faft l4idbrisen Saft ni9t nur
ni9t bas 9srinsite pom benz gsrm6ssn fir
iid psrtpenbst, mas ibm bic Initaltsseiess
in tIeiuem MaBe seitatteten, iOnoern iosur
BON ieiuem grbeitsperbisnit @~riparnife ses
ma1t.
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gfttr taIb iebcnota.

gs SieSt cor uiss @duusr uup 6rausu, peIas-ssm 9us
itauO siusn nsusn Ramsu gu sebsu-uur baIb Isbsnsis
FuS. SaS iOu bs,siausu. sab lie isIisu. ptuu ~hbsrbaupi
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lber robuftsr, iberitr0meneer Sebenstratt itue lie bios
Swsrge. Solhs BerioRen pfrseH germ Su meei,iuireu une
perIdliussn I'M gauie ees Sabres cine Wteuse 9r;Reiitoiie.
bic ~ssnissnb wdrsu. nm cine ApOlbste sspSbaitdsr gr6Bt
ausSuitaiten. Sslbitperltdnelid U~ersitslt eieS ZEN Sped
itatt ihH Su ~ioreeru, admlid bic @teotrbsriteluna Der ges
iunSbeit uue 6rait. &enn lie In Der ME periaasueeu
Gueas Der ssbsustrait SotsttsrS Waseubittts
T nj, earnab iuteu poutsn, pis aauS aneers pires ibr
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Rlitialeii, ibrt abss,sbrttn 2SauSsn bic Glutb Der geiuses
belt pisosr ~,rlanstn, ibr S%itterneer, uuithtrtr Sang piiros
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nod 10 srob. sebeu uHb erquittHeer S1lai phrse bic Nus
sab,R hes 9asss trSntn. V.
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Sm Seralcih su ben Hereinafter Sta

SIN Ssrslcit gu ben g~srsinisten Staas
ten fam bic Dominion Canada tein reides
2une senannt perbsn; aber beuno9 bat fs
I'M 8erbdltntB ebsn 10 srose Yaraiiten auf,
suweilen, pis Oas ~eritere 9aub. Som Wouut
&cpal aus, ber cine uolitdnbise ausii9t
auf bic Sta6t Wontreal bietst, fam man
idmmtli6e Miuiondrswobnunseu iber.
i9ausn. Oa itebt Der SteinpaIait Ses psrs
itorbeuen Cir Susb Gaan; er bintsrlieB
SIS, 900 900. Der udtbare DonuIb u.
Smitb beiitt bas pradtuolite @ebdube Der
Stabt. Sein SermOseu betrdst iset $685.
oOo, 1000. Cir George Stepbsn, Der ississ
Brdfibsnt Der sroBen Sabn, bat MIR $780,
600, 900 pdbrenb Duncan WcSntpre unb
Us. s. Gan Sorne ii9 in finf, reip. feds
Sabrsn bur6 vSleiB unb S~pariamfsit" gu
mebrfa4su RiaiOndrsn empOrsei4wunsen
haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04

Ser r9eips. 3sitidr. fir Tertil : Snbu'
itrie" SufoIse beabidtist cine 9nsabI
8erItner s abrtfantenp pom Web:
itoffsn bic ausriituns Sueisr GROCER Dams
pier ais i9uimmenOe Muferlaser, mil
psldsn man iiberieeiide Bldse aufiu6sr
MIL. Gin 8orb Der S9iffe pirb fid u. u.
cine Gn3abI iunser 6au1eute bsfinben,
ueI9e ben Waurenusrtauf betreiben uni
suslei6 ben iiberieeii9en 9ei9dftssanq
aus sisener anidauuns fenneu lernen fol:
len. Das @ei9dft ma9t ben Sbsilneb:
mern nambafte @eloaufuenbunsen su,
Bfi6t. Die erite @inbabluns iOa 20, O0C
Mart fir iebsn getbsiliaten betrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Bel Sonpra, Gal, pertaufte fiir,lid elm

Bel SOnora, Sal, uertaufte tiralid elm
Wann, Numens 9au, cine @rube, bic er
fir eri4opft bielt, on Spei @bineien fir $500.
Die 3opftrdser madten ii9 an bic gtrbeit
nnb fanoen - cine Sanne, bic in i96nen
neuen 3wan5isboaars : @oIbfiten bic
Sumlne pom $500 entbielt. aus Surdt
bOten ie benz friberen Better Der @rube
bic 9dlfte bes Sunbes an, aber Sau mai
nobel senus bas Inerbieten auriifsuweiisn
unb gu bemerteu, baB er ibnen bic @rrbe
u~ertauft babe init QQsur, mas oarin iei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-04
Solitaire, Der betanntli6 iebr bdbli

Solitaire, Der betanntli9 iebr bdBlid
mar, paiiirte sinft Solsenbes: Cine Dame,
bic er fannie, besesnete ibm auf Der Stra'
Be unb bat ibn sinbrinsli9, nit IN bas
gtelier zines Wtalsrs su tommen. 9lls fl
bort eintrateu, ipru9 bic Dame sum Walsr
v9erabe 10 wie bisier: sic usritsben mid.
8oItaire uermo9te fi9 bas wunberbars
8enebmen Der Dame ni9t aufSutldren
auf sinbrinsli9es 9sfrassn srfubr er bon
benz WaIer, bic Dame wini9e einsn Ga.
tan semaIt 81 baben, unb babe usripro9en,
ibm elm Muifer a~uSufibren.