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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
@tSeouFn.

- sls f5 In, 80. gop. 0tlbelm 2us
unb grnft &rsbier aus eagle Riper
am l1fer bss @isconfin SIufss auf Der
Strfdiasb ~befanben, erbIidten fe auf Der
anbern Seite bes SluHes spei f16ne
9iri9e; beibe 5erren ;ielten NIT ibren
f1sren Win1sffer : 8i1isn, ieber auf
etnen Grid. Die S9iEe fielen slei9s
seitis, unb bic Tbiere Iassn tobt am gos
ben. slIs fie I'M 8esriff uarsn, ben 3weis
ten 9iri4 Iber ben SluB ~ f1leppen,
brad bas @is, unb beibe Serren batten
oas 2eben nar ibrer S9wtmmfunit 5u psrs
banten.
- Sie Steinbri1e In &autauua
ltefern bic Ststne our @rri9tuns bes
neuer Waferwerttburmss IN Wilnautee ;
IN Solse bef en- erbaIten $50 Wann
Bei9aftisuns IN ben senannten Stsins
brii9en wabrenb bes @tnters.
Die grbarbeiten fir bic @aferwerte
In @reen 9 a 2 iinb iomsit nun poIlens
bet. 8om l. September Bis gum 81.
Noubr. iinb iiber 90 WsiIen &Sbren selest
unb iiber 200 Spbranten gefebt, Elm artefis
i9sr Drummer pon iiber 600 SUB gebobrt
unb iOlibss Pumpenbaus sebaut worben.
-Sn Der @abe pom 6 autauua fmb
rei9e &~oblenlaser entbedt rorben. 9as
entbette Matsrial, pom wsl9em proben
seseist purben, 1T pon Der beiten Sarttobs
len Qualitdt, unb 1T an etnem Ylase In
elmer Siefe pou "a SuB elm brei SUP bides
&~oblsnlSs pom alien anidetns mad psiter
&usbebuuns entbedt wOrben.
Der Qocomotiufibrer 2ittle, bur6 beis
fen Seroismus BEL Der 8abntataftropbe In
81 o unsusifeIbaft uiele Weni6sns
leben serettet rpurben, erbislt cine prd1tise
solbene WebaiQe uon 8iidof 8bipple aus
Minneiota, ber betanntli9 elm Ba1asier
bes perunsliften 3uses mar, suseifeat.
9luf Der Srontieite trast bieielbe Die sSns
i9rift v8ii4of 8bipple an Ebomas 2tttle",
unb auf Der &id ieite: vSir ieinen Scrolls
mus Bel Der &ettuns BON Pafasieren BET
Gio, @ise., am %. Stt. 1885," 9ie
Mebaile purbe In Der Winse tn gbilabel:
pbia seprdst, i'm ipssielen auftras @bips
ples, per ne Sttle perlonlIW uoerrel1te.
-3pei Sassr fanben In Der 9a9bars
i9aft W 9 g, etrpa 13 Meilen BON
aiblanb, Elm Snbiauermdb@en i'm Sdnse,
ani5einenb erfroren, Itesen. 0te @iebers
bslsbunssueriu9s ber Sdser waren uon grs
foIs setr0nt, unb bas Mab9en, wieber 3u
fi9 setomusn, ersdbIte, es fei uon ietnsm
Batter, Der INN Siilfe brinsen wOIte, psrs
laiien worben. Ser erfrorene &Srper bes
alien S~nbiansrs wurbe BON ben 3ust Mdns
nern balb barauf cine Strsde melt sntfernt
gefunbsn. Ser Wtaun mar 100 Sabre alt
iinb tn Der san3en @ssenb betannt.
SIM Staate beftsbsn isbt 1887
gofamtsr. Bon benfeIben 1T zines Elm
Poftamt erifsr glafe, Is ftnb 3ueitsr 81.
83 britter 81. unb l4l0 pterter g.. $50
baben @elbanweiiunss : Bureaur anb Q
baben UeIbanpeifunsss Stattonen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
Rtnnetota.

- gu ct. gIoub brannte am 8.
9eSember arnoIb's MabImibIe in Solse
elmer grplofion ab. Ser 9erluft betrd9t
$50, 900, benz rrr cine @erideruns pom
$4,000 sesenaberitebt.
- Die Gbatia5e, baB bic Stabt Mins
neapoIis, bic &itterburs ber &spubIis
taner, es In Der lesten @abl 1ur auf cine
republitanii6e Maiorttdt BON etpas iiber
800 Stirmen, anitatt ber sebofftsn lO,s
600 brinsen tonnte, bat ben Hspublitas
nern einen iol3en S9reden einssiast, baB
ibnen bic Beine beute nod idIottern unb
fe auf aaerbanb @ebanten p~srfaIen, benz
brobsnben 8erbansniB ibrss sdnsIi9en tins
tersanses - ueri9isbene 9amme entses
sentuiesen.
- Samss 9. Wiusr, Der iimsere Brus
bee bes Observation-Disclosures Der Milwoutee
d ct. PauIsHabn, Woswell g. WiQsr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
SatnotS.

SIN o aIena 1T elm poblseformtes
unb ani@etnenb aud uSais ssiunbes &inb
seboren worSeu, has am pierten Gage erft
anbertbaIb Bfunb ,pos, unb befen Sdnbs
den bequem bur4 etnen Samenrins seitedt
werben t0nueu.
SIM COUNTY 2awrence berridt
8ries. SIN uerflofsnen CONNER beidlois
fen bic Superutioren bss gountp's bic grs
ribtuns zines gourtbauies fur $50, 900
unb bic Glssabe pom Bombs gu bieiem 8es
TRACE, fails bic 8euSlteruns lestere Bel Der
aasemeinen Wabl TIM Rousmber gutbeiBe.
Die BepOIteruus bteB bic aussabe Der
Bombs aber nt9t gut, unb CAB eintge Suns
bert Sttutmen Mebrbsit basesen al. Sett
bat man entbeft, 6aB bic benz Stats ietres
tdr iberianbten 8ert1te aus einem ber
Townfbips, pel9es brsibunbert Mebrbeit
sesen bic Bombs absab, nt9t pon ben
Wablri9tern unb glerts unter,eidnet finb,
unb ueriu9t iett, bic !3dbIuns bieiss ges
rtdts gu p%erbtnbern, IN SoIse wopon bic
Nussabe ber Bombs bann anaenommen
NJ Ire. Die @esner Der Bombs broben,
ioqte bic aussube auf bieiem @ese bur6s
seiest werben, ben bereits tn 9lnsriff ses
nommenen gau gu 3ertOren.
SIN 6 bicaso, wo bic 0irtbi9aften
9eSenwdrtis elmer 2icen3 pom $500 unters
worfen iin6, sebt cine Wsbrbsit bes Stabts
rats NIT benz Plane nm, biele Qieens arf
$1,000 au erb6ben. Der erite geriu6, has
9roiett 3u perutrtli6en, 1T sei9sitsrt, tnbeB
u awet Stimmsn sur annabme
Der WaBreseI. Darnad finb bic Nuder
int Stabtratb @bicasO's einmaI pisbsr
obenauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
q ) K.
SnIan b.
Ssasttts ano @artensM rbett tut
Sesember.
Ser 8ieb fanb.

&ein Ebier ssbeibt 10 gut, ME es ioIte,
rpeua bic Stauuus ui1t bequem 1T. &es
aeImdBises gerabreiden seiunbeu Suffers,
,autes Erdnteua er unb bequemes 2aser iinb
erforberIid .Yferbe bebirfen frii9e 9uft,
obne 3usuinb, unb 9i9t. Dieie ftnb uents
ger no~tbuenbts fur 9ornuieb. S@afe
bebiirfen refine Cuff, aber 2i9t 1T rueutser
wi9tis unb 0unteIbeit TT benz idnelen
Wditen Der wiebsrtduenben Tbtere sinitis.
@drre 1T bsionbers ruidtis fir ale arten
8teb, has fir ben Sdlddter sefittert 1T
unb in @ripartuns bsherer Wdrtte Suriits
eebalten pirb ..SIbnern sebt @eIes
genbeit, auf benz Rtftbaufen ft9 a~ufsubal>
ten; ballet fe marin, iorst fur Staubs
tditsn, mo mOsli9 fur belle, bi9te, gut
pentiIirts Stdae, IN benen Sonneni9etn
einbrinst, 9aufpIdse unter ionnisen S9ups
pen, abpedsluns i'm Sutter, uarues Suts
ter, pte seto9te Sartoffeln, serqueti9te
uub nit Waismebl semenst, Wtttass,
&ies, 3eri9Iasene Rno1en, ober Iuiter:
i5aIen, ober &aIt, in anberer Sorm, tds'
lid frii9es @afer, unb fe werbsn Sic,
Iesen, ieIbit uenn bas thermometer Rul
3eist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14

1T au Radmittas bes Santiasunsstases
3u st. g a | i'm Union 8abnbofe bas
bur9 um's 2eben setomuen, baB ct beim
Befteisen bes In Beuesuns befinbIiden
8ofsG iI3uses iberfabren unb seruaImt
murbe. Ser 8erunslitte, meIder als
&aiiirer Der Deutidsa msritaniid den Bant
tn minneapolis funstrte, war 80 Sabre
alt unb Iebts.
- gu SuIutb fnb bret @streibss
ipsider Der st. Saul & Duluth @leuas
tor Co." etn &aub ber SIamnen seuorben
unb babel brei WenidenIebsn p~srIoren &C.
sansen. Der S9aben utrb auf $685., o0o
bere6net. Das Seuer iol burd bic grplo:
iion elmer 9au1pe %entftanbsn fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
&aHternten's 50 sinproouft.

GaIifornisn's @stuprobutt 1T tn bieiem
Sabre bebeuteuber, ais ie auuor, bIeibt ies
bod binter ben an ber Bacifictifts sebesteu
@rwartunsen 3urid. 0asielbe pirb auf
l6 5000, 900 9aaOnen perani9last, pdbs
renb bic T%raubeuernte li1 auf ITS, 900
Conner belief. Bon bieier Quantitdt finb
123, 900 Eounen CUR 8einprobuttion yers
rpenbet worben, 10000 our 8ranntpeins
unb 5000 our Decentralization, wdbs
renb 10000 Tonneu als Eafeltrauben on
bsr Bacifetiite ielbif uerbraudt unb 2O,s
600 Eonuen perienbet por5en ftnb. Der
8etnertras galifornien,s In ben lsstsn
feds Sabren ffelIte ii1 wie foIqt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14

Der 8rets Der Erauben pariirt fart.
vNeiifon" Srauben, bic faf nur CUR
Observation-Disclosures benutt psrben,
bradten SO pro Come; MaIpafier $l3 /;
ueri9tebene Safeltraubsn $50 Bis 500
per Come. &tesIins : Grauben purbsn
burdi9nittlid nit S25 per Gonne u~ertauft.
&e4net man ben 0urdi6nittspreis aIer
Erauben auf $50 pro Come, 10 reprdiens
tirt bic biesidbrtse Graubsnernte in galis
fornien einen @ertb pon So, $50, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
S6mefa.

- Sn Der Sdweia lit In Der Na3t port
8. gum 9. Nou. 70 uteI S6nee sefaIlen,
baB bic EelssrupbensS tansen an Der gtiens
balm unterm Rtst suii9en Smmeuiee utb
Stetnen ntebersebritt wurben unb bas
SabrseIeiie iperrtsn. Der @ottbarbs
Sdnensus mad 3ari9 erIitt babur6 brei
Stunben 8sripdtung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
g a MT unb 9eerenobtgarten n.


Der Obfbauer unb @drtner ioQte iett
benz 8siipisl bes Matroien foIssn, Der,
rueun Der Sturn 6robt, gQes felt madt.
gs 1T i9le9te Dirtbidaft, bic 8dume Der
iunseu anpfan3uns, bic man ben sausen
CONNER binbur9 sepfest bat, i'm @tnter
ben Stfrmen gu i~berlanen. Ebtere, bic
piers ME 3%weifaBisen, mifen aus benz iuns
. gen Sbitbaumsarten sebalten perben.
&inbpieb bei5dSist bic 8aume, inbem es
bereu 3wetse abbeiBt. 8et ttefem S9nses
fau fabren sebantenloie 2eute, wo es ibnen
serabe sefdat, obne bic @sse unb 3dune
81 bea3ten bic 8ei9dbisuns an ben Sbits
unb 3terbdumen wirb erft bemertt, penn
Der Sduee sei6moIaen lift. gl9tet barauf,
oaB bic 3dune fiber iinb unb, penn moth.
wenbis, Stebt Orabte an gfabIeu, I'm bic
2eute auf BITE 8fabe gu bei@ranten.
Gin 6 big Ell, fret pon Streu, bient
ais Stite fur bic iunsen 8dun,e unb
rpebrt bic Mduie ab. Wenn bieier nidt
seniist, mifen Bfdble etnseidlassn psrs
ben. 3wei 9fdble, elmer an ieber Sstte,
an bensn Der Baum befeifist wirb, iinb ON,
beften. Wan 9ebrau9e S~trobbdnber obsr
@oueuteus gum Gnbtuben. -. Saltst bic
9aien ab, inbem man bIutisss Slsii9 an
ben BGumeu retbt ober Blut basesen
iprtst. -. Ma1t &tnnen CUR gbIeituns Ses
@afers an Der SberFa4e.. Wsinrsben,
Sobanntsbeeritrdu1er &c. f6nnen Bel mill
6er Witteruns bei9nitten werben. 5aIbs
barte 9tmbeeritrdu9er miiHen umseIest
unb beren obersr Sbsil NIT @rbe bebedt
rperben. -. grbbeeren ftnb nit elmer Streu
;u beden; lest Strob swiideu BITE 8siben.
WaisffsngeI finb Der bette grfas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14

i@afte besl5errn StaImaun auf Der &SI.
uerftraBe tbdtis 1T. OsrieIbe ssrpauu
ndulli9 tn Der lesten &OIner 9ombaus2ot<
terie bas srobe Zoos, unb iest wtrb ibm
bic freubtse Ra9rt9t iiberbra1t, bas Ct
Bet Der tir3It9 ftattsefunbenen 3isbuns ber
@rossu 8erIiner gferbe 2otterie Elm 8Sas
bIutsg ferb TN @ertbe pom 1000 Wrt. &C.
mounerl bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14

8enn bic Nadfraae mad benz beIisbten
9utenmittel, Or. Butts Suften Sprup,
ftd fortpdbrepb iteisert, 70 rperben uniete
Ganten unb 8aien balb tbren &afee obns
3ufer trinten mii1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14
Riden; unb Marttaarteu.

&iben unb S~tansenielerie in @ruben,
ueuu ~ friib bid bebett, m6sen ~ wa9fen
Beginner unb babur9 bei9dbist wer6en.
@enn ni6t binrei9snb bsbsdt, 1T @efabr
bur1 Sroit. Die Ieste 9edi9i1te tam
In bisiem Wonat aufssporfe fen perben.
Stan9enfelerie tn &affen I'm &euer bari
ni4t au warm iein; ballet i'm 70 tibl ME
rn0sli9, obne baB er ssfriert. -. SaItrabs
men bebiirfen bes tdsIiden 2iftens, usnn
bic Witterans nidt iebr talt 1T - penn
lber benz @efrierpuntt, nebue man bic
Senffer gang ab. ...&eIIer unter ben
@obnbduiern, penn gum llnterbrinsen pom
Sbit unb Semitic bsnutt, iouen mo m0ss
lid NIT benz S9ornitein in gsrbinbuns
fteben, UNI binrei9enbe 9entilation su
ft6ern. Resulirt bic Eempsratur unter
8enusuns 6es THERMOMETERS .... Il g.
tartoffeIn unb Speifetirbiffe
ftnb an etnem trofenen Blabe, an benz bic
EetnperatIr nt1t ptel linter 10 Or. aebals
ten werben Tam, aufsubewabren 80.
Meerretti9 tanu man ben sauaen
8tnter baben, rpentt man i'm 9rdbt uno in
&dffen NIT Grbe unterbrinst.
SIumensartsn uub q a mp Lat.
Sie Sauptarbeit bier beitebt BARN, baB
Jules fur ben Wtnter in suten 3uitanb ses
bra9t wirb. -. S9neei9aufeln lit. barte
Irbeit; 6as Benuten bes S9nespHuaes
lit 8ersnisen fir bic Sunsen. Gin Bfls,
nit benz man i3neI ale @ese In Der 1ms
9ebuns bes 9auies idubern Tam, lit lei9t
9ema6t. Benn sinmal an ber @rbeit,
usr9eie man bic 6ffentli6en Seitenpese
Dor benz Qlate nt9t. S9nee, pena er
f9 in rem &ronen Der 8aume aniammelt
unb bort sefrtert, bei6dbist bieielben oft;
man i4itteIe i'm ab, ebe er feu9t pirb un6
6artn gefriert. Spib 3ulaufenbe @a1s
bolberbdume betommen Elm bdBli6es Quss
febeu, uenn ber Sdnee ft6 6arin iammelt;
btes ldBt ii9 u%erbtnbern, penn man aroBen
Sinbfaben fptraIfOrmig barum winbet -.
Sammelt bic BIdtter pom &aienplas unb
uon ben StraBenieiten. -. Sdmereien ulb
8lumenSpiebeln reinist unb bebt fe in
beutli9 nit ben Namen be3ei9neten 8as
pterbiten an etnem trofenen 9lase auf,
mo bic Gemperatur slsi5maBts unb wenia
iber benz @~efrisrpuatt 1T unb Mauie ni6ii
btnseIansen t6uneu. Sir Guberoien iolte
bic Eemperatur sletdmdBis ni9t unter so
@rab fem. -. &etntst ale @eratbs, ma9t
bic erforberIi6en Reparaturen baran unb
brinst ie fir ben @tnter unter Da9....
gu nge 8dume, beionbers immersriine,
penn fir eiuise Sabre mad benz glusisssn
seiditt, ssbeibsn I'M 70 better. Si1tsns,
Gannens Obsr anbere im~mersrine 8psise,
uenn nm ben iunsen Stammsn Tn Sen
Bobsn ssitsft ober IN ben Rronen Der
ar0seren ssbunben, finb binrei&snbsr
S9ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-14

SrobSeuu IS i@on LANCE tein @ebeiu,s
niB t1ebr 1T, baB bas beribmte Saluation
Del aIe @Iieberi9mersen, @unbet ober
Queti9unsen baIbtsit BELT, 70 balten mir
es bod fur uniere Bft9t, bic Gufmertians
tett bes SubIttums auf bieies uniibertreffs
Tide MitteI Az Ienten.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
Just Like Ordinary Men,

was amused yesterday by the story OF police
man who was sent to the opera one night last week,
and who stood for time In a corridor near two
famous millionares: "When seen them two faces"
he said, with rather an awe-btrlcken face, switch
the same havln' been made familiar to me by the
illustrated papers for years back, my knees nearly
shook Themselves out of Joint. You can't tell me
other men. Like my cousin, who suddenly found
himself within three feet OF the Prince OF Wales
durin' hiJ visit 10 Dublin about a year ago. The
Prince looked at him careless-like, aud me cousin
turned pale. Then the Prince smiled very quiet and
pleasant, and I'm blessed II me cousin didn't fall
down seven stone steps and onrst MS right kneepan
There must be something wrong with the kneepans
OF my family anyhow. When them TWO milllonalres
stepped In front OF me at the opera the other
night ! looked at their two faces, and / felt
the front part OF my knees jogging around
like the tin venat0rs Ia the station h0nse winders
says TO mesalf: Here's hundreds OF millions within
two foot OF my nose an can't win nickel OF It,
The two mlonares stopped, aud one OF them says,
careeEs-like: Damp night The other looked
kinder tired, aud thenh said that he knew the storm
was comm, on week back, because he always had
storm began. The other one CAPPED d little and
SAID 1T must be pretty valuable TO be able TO lore
tell the weather that way Which the other re-
turned the remark that II would be good deal more
valuable II he could f0Ietel the stock market An
both OF them laughed jst as easy and natural like,
continued the policeman, with Impressive earnest
meas, az he waved hs hand gently, "as though they
was ordinary men. Everybody wot passed stopped
aud looked back al them, aud one oil them turned
and half looked at me in the most friendly way you
kin Imagine, just an much as to say. though wasn't
nothin' but an everyday copper, | was Just as
welcome 10 their little Joke 90 though had two
hundred hnd Ohy-nye Millions"
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
THE HEBREW CHARITY FAIR.
Ersr,thine Pointing to Successful Entertsiume,
for Next Week.

for Next Week.
The active interest taken In the proposed Hebrew
fair increases daily as the time for it to begin APP
proaches Contributions are coming in rapidly, and
the big collection Of things seen at the commit
tees rooms would indicate that the fair is to be the
grandest Of the kind ever held in Washington.
All the tables will be named, and will be in charge
Of the ladies' as follows:
Observation-Disclosures B. Solomon, A. Kaufman,
King, II. Goldsmith, and Misses Rose Goodman,
Emma Baum, S. odenwsld, Rose Kaufman, Gassen-
heiTer, B. cohn. Pyser, and 3. Rubensten.
Deborah 'i-Mesdames J. Sanger, Fl. Fisher, NJ.
se,lhsimer, b. Kronhemer,s s.. Goldstein, sacnlman
Schwartz, T: Solomon. and Misses NJ. Fisher, R.
Stein, r Richards, and II, j. Brucsaeimer 'HAH' d.
Pavilion Floran-Mlsses Matte Blout, Fannie
bbo o1,n,sg Goldie Waaeh, Carrie Franc. N.
Hannah Behrend. Ida Hart, Pauline Samstag, y.
Elnstsin, hollie Baar, Stella Kaufman, and lilly
"Temple'-Mesdames L. L. Stern, Il. King, Jr.,
s. y. Meyer, w. Wolf, a. Behrend, A. Damman, j.
Jacob Jacob. E Hsiaenhsimst and Misses A. Open
Richo.d. and A. Malhouse.
Sweet Home"-Mesdanes NJ. Max. 1. Herman,
2. Strauss, Misses Helen Pltferling, E. Marks, NJ.
Baumgarten, I. Richards, anu {. Stein.
"Temple Of Libertyr-Meaiarnes q. Sommers, A.
d; Fishel, n. Straus, B. s!nshe!mer, Goodman. and
Gttinger, NJ straus j. Nordlnger, D. Louis, and N.
Louis.
"CuoaH--M ". Luchs, A. Adler. j. Luchs.
Albert Behrend, and Misses H. Vol. P Baum, and
Fish Pond--sirs. Max Cohen and Misses Lilly Co
hem A. Nattans, J. Wallach, s. Lulley, Nora Heller
Ida Ball, and Bertha Oppenheirner
Post ofice-Misses 6. Heidenhelmer, S. HeIden.
heimer, j. Michaeis, n. Michaells and Ida Straus.
Observation-Disclosures j. Strasburger, A. /.
Strasburger, c. Auerbach, F. Frank, and Misses
Hattie Schmidt, F. slgel, Carrie kaufman and Hen
ME Adler.
Observation-Disclosures Charles Kaufman, l. J..
Blout, NJ. Clark. L. Berliner. r. Go!dschmid. c.
Baum, l.. Baum, II. Franc, A. Reizensten, P, Wal
ZACH, and Misses B. King, NJ. Wallach, F. Kaufman,
NJ. LansburR and l. Nachman.
"Alhambra"-Mesdame NJ. Newmeyer, r. Harris,
w. Hahn, j. Auerbach, Giles Heilprin, d. Engel,
and Misses j.. Goldman, Bertha L. kaufman, r.
Rosenthal, c. oppenheimer, j. oppenheimer, L.
Hahn. II. Minister, and II. Hebrun.
Pagoda-Mrs. William NJ. Frank and Misses r.
Hexter, Rothserg, Mollle c. Grace, Sadie Alexander
Il: Herzog, Emma Balm, and Sophie Alexander.
The ladies' VINO will have charge of the "Mik2do'
art and furniture tables have not yet been selected
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
A VERY "FUyNY MANI

The Mail Division Of the Treasury Department has
a practical funny man. His idea OF humor il ex-
trelnely original and brilliant. II is Of the "ddn'I-
knowit-was loaded" species. one day last week the
Customs Division received most hldeOus and diabOl-
ical specimen Of an imported mask, sent by mail, as
sample that the Treasury Department might nx the
amount OF duty 10 be paid on the invoice OF the large
l0' shipped 70 this country. The funny fellow In
having "a heap OF fun" lie put on the mask and
la1les waterproof CLOAK, and after sending for
Jimmy Ralston, Of the Warrant Division, 10 GENE
Jimmy entered he jumped out at MIN. Poor Jimmy
was nearly frightened 10 death at seeing this ugly
monster spring at him. and thinking his time had
come, exclaimed, "Mon Dleu ~ although when he had
sufficiently recovered he said he thought II was the
devil. Ne Is not In very robust health, and II was
some little while before ne got over the shock. Had
he had heart disease II would no doubt have Killed
him, In which cad event the funny man would have
done SO already.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
A BROEEy.up NEGRO.

A large, bnrly negro came TO the city from Lou.
doun County, Va, one day last week and got on
spree. He left on the afternoon train the WASH
ing'on Ohio and Western Railroad 10 return TO his
home at Guliford. While on the train he became 80
noisy ana abusive with his foul language, to the dis
gust OF the passengers, many Of them ladies' that
Conductor Mehr was forced TO stop the train and
put the fellow OF between stations. This was per-
fecty Jnsiilable under the circumstances, and was
IN keeping with the general excellent management
on THIS road. The negro, IL appears, wandered
about until he came to a hut with one room, which
entered the hut and insisted That he should share
the one bed OF the place, and declared considerably,
that he would not object 10 the woman remaining
on the couch, but that the lord and master of the
establishment must resign in his favor and treat
him with the spirit of hospitality due belated
stranger within MS gates-in short, that he must
"get OUT The old man did "get out,n but after
finding good stout club he returned and gave the
stranger within his bed the worst pounding he ever
got In his life. After walking some seven miles he
arrived home about the most "broken-up' specimen
OF the Fifteenth Amendment seen in Loudonn
II g tvyph
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
KAFrEE.KLArsCHE AND Yrn.yuu TEA.

This rich and rare entertainment at the opening OF
the new Homeopathic Hospital on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week will be in charge of we'll
known social leaders. whose philanthropy and ear
institution. Music, dancing, choice refreshments,
artistic dressing, and warm welcomes will form a
delightful entertainment. The Ladies' Aid Society
and Board OF Trustees OF the National Homeopathic
Hospital desire 10 acknowledge the receipt OF the
following donations 10 the institution From Mrs. A.
y. Pratt, valuable revolving invads chair Messrs.
Lowe, Of Chelsea, Mass, artistic tiles Qnclndng
head OF iahnemannl for open fireplace; Mrs. Grimm,
complete set OF furniture for the natron's room
and an invalid chair; Mrs. a. A. Hosmer, one dozen
glasses Of Jelly; Mira Florence cash $40; Mrs N. Is.
Bartlett, Mrs. Painter, and Mrs. e. d. Wight furni-
furniture for room; Mrs. Henry D. Cooke, furnl-
ture for ROOM liberal contributions Of bed linen,
from DR.. Grace Roberts, shades for hospital win
dows, through Miss Tenie Someryile, from Messrs.
Hoeke Singleton; proceeds OF concert by Boston
Ideal Opera Company, SIPS. Other donations will be
acknowledged from time TO time.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
A Card.

Fact 40. 1. ! sell the beat and purest whisky
obianable at ten cents. This fact is worthy OF con-
alteration. There are some who Judge an article
by ts price. In this particular case would suggest
that you "tase and buy, and you VIII then declare
that my article is as good, II not better, than that
twenty cents for Fact No. 2. I give my personal
attention TO the business, and am careful that nc
those who favor me with their patronage. Fact No
8. have one OF the handsomest and most complete
establishments OF the Kind IN this city. My dining
parlors for ladies and gentlemen beyond questisI
the most beautiful extant. These and my public
dining-ro0ms are open on Sunday. II you woalt
seat drink, and be merry" be kind enough TO call
TuE CASINO,
1875 Seventh street northwest.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-01-24
A FINE Point IN POSTAGE.

Apropos Of a close shave on the weight and
postage Of matter, there lR gentleman employed In
the Treasury Department who at one time was in
the magazine business In New Haven, Conn, and
had large number Of subscribers 10 the work,
which he sent 10 each by mail. lie tells how each
book, after being tied for mailing, just made the post
once scales balAnce 10 hars breadth, but by put
ing on The necessary postage stamps for that weight
forced tue scales to Indicate the weight was beyond
sne iiinis loI thst auouh ~ Posiaeei VI, III oiheI
magazine This made such difference TO the pub.
fishers that they would not pay II. aud they appealed
10 the Post once Department., aud after considerable
controversy received decision IN their favor.
Their claim was mat A5 u was the Governments
matter that caused the additional weight they were
aRe on Uncle SANG postage stamps. This aaf
probably The finest point ever decided