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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.


EHoR RENTAL NOMINAL RENTAL COM.
y pietely furnished Restaurant central and
business locality f9 painssaking. energetic man
IL. Star Office. je28-its
IGOR sALE-LARGE, PAYING DRUG STORE IN
I northwest. Address FAILING HEALTH, Star
ONCE. je2S-tws
EoE sALE-sEvERAL VERY DESIRABLE
Mica Properties" In Virginia Samples and full
HUFTY OVERS
1e2S~t 18th and nv.
DOR SALEM CITY OF BALTIMORE, FINE
- busin' IS property, Including stOrehouse and dwell
Ing dairy room, Ice cream factory. stable wagon
shed &c, together with two wellestxblished profta-
Die mix rou,eS. horses. wagons and complete dx-
lures. Also complete fxt Tres and good Wtil of an
established and profitable Ice cream manufacturing
gwen purchaser to learn routes and business S.
part cash. balance In three years Address IA N rs
II. BAkR Is 4th St. Baltimore. Nd je2S-8ts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
tate in Sou Invest Washington One of the choicest
locations In the city being part of Lot l6 In square
1885, containing 3062 feet or ground front width 81
sect inches rear width 80 feet Depth east SIDE 90
houses. one brick. the other frama each stories
high and containing seven and i've rooms respect
lvely This property has large front parking, about
5000 feet caused D. Intersection Of St and Vir-
ginia ave: II fronts directly the Agricultural
grounds, and within loo feet and In plain view Of
Only halt square. These are very exceptional i'd
vantaseS and 81 eatly enhances its value. DEGREES of
court authorizes Trustee sell property u whole
or In separate lots and ~ public or private sale Pro-
pOeals invited.
VIM. SMALL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

The meu who are at work in various parts OF
the city saving OFT the wurm-iufested limbs OF
trees are doing at late hour what could have
been done much more effectively and with less
damage to the beauty OF the streets and reserva-
lions II the advice OF The STAR as long ago as
last March had been needed. AT that time
attention was drawn In these columns to the
condition Of the trees, which were full of worm
nests, aud on which the leaves had not yet
come out A squad OF active men, with sharp
eyes aud camphene torches, could have de-
stroyed every nest in the city within a month
at the outside. We should then have seen
Washington at stage in the season when
every square inch shade Is In demand and
every dash Of green a relief to the eyes, in its
full giory Of luxuriant foliage, instead of dis
figured with vegetation brown and shredded
and dirty now. 1t does good, OF course,
To cry over spilled milk spoiled trees; but II
this years experience can be used to save q
repetition of the same thing In future years, it
may prove blessing in disguise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

LWH RENT
- 16l2N q. NV. 0r$loo
Al nth St NV, lors-00
lS63 p a. .l1rs....-.-5A:S4
o0S 18th st. NV, llrs-..1S
- Grant Place. 1Ofa.-.16
346 y - NV. l3rs--.-Sb
l10S = II. NV. l1rs...-.S5
l2l2N. Y. ave.,lAr 10
"a 0rant Piace. 0rs.-....-SS
411e @ ~. nw- ers..-..DO
1901 &c St NV. IL n. .6u
f0l D q. n-w., . ra..-..-..5<I
1873 lUrcoean St, Hrs So
46o No. ave-. II fss-l0.b %,
al Rse NV. 7rs..-.-.-.AO
l&u r L ave-, 7rs.--.4O
$0S n q. n.W., 13r
ITO 9TH 81. n.y.. yrs. 80
lOV6 18th g. NV, Tor SO
S13 French St. e3rs--2S so
; 1881 11th g. n.W.. 0rs. Is
laos 18th st n.y.. 0rs. Is
fS80 9th "a. wv. 6rs.. rs
6OYSpruee 81 7rs.-..-...26
1903 8 St. a WI rA-..-.-25
$500 ~ 81. NV. b ~. ..--2S
12l5 T St NV. ers-..2S
~ l. & q. ", 6RA ~. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

ESQ tnAe0 WA q S9a SO
lOl7AloloN.CAp6r 70. 90
W&, 6l2 and 6l4 O.
n-e-, era -...,...-..-.....2Q SO
4 q st. Nv. q es......-20.4 40
1lOA 23d n. = rs,..-.-3o. 80
l3A4 w st. n. w.. 6rs. ~ 80
l4A1 Pst., q r.. 40
6V0 10Th ~ ne, 1fs...-.le
471 Est sW.. q rs......---lS
AIS llth 81, A.e. 6ra.-~le
Il 70 10 Dsfrees. 6ss- lS.W
Nichofs ~. Uu'y'wp. Sr. IL
$50 10 san n AW. Or. l&6U
0OS TN q. a.e.. or.-..---l6
HIS Sth si. n. W.. 6rs..--lo
22U0 to 29l3 Cleveland
II. VI. ..---.~s .---.-.. I'D
AL Warner st....-,....ll@
ID Fent0u sine. .6f-l9-6
$40 Law. 6rA....-..-l1 -
S& 1Fenton q. or.-12W
3zl n ST. s.w.. 6rs..-.---12
tSTOkEsADw ELLTNttA
300 Ind av.. store ........6o
22l1 14th - a. w.. 22.6v
0l2 8lA Il n lO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
III 4 a EE::EgE'jsE *'E" :. ::

Ladies' very fine Linen Hsndkerehieis, with black
eolored and white embroidered and scalIOped b0sdays
rsduced nom 6S and ~ to 8Sc...,. Gents pure Linen
borders these Hndks are extra fine and extra size.
and are REDUCED frora IS 70 25c-.. Silk II DR. II OF
Japanese silk with fancy colored borders i'm new de-
signs, ladies' and gentieInen's sizes, from 39c up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

The report of Mr.. Ranney and his republican
associates on the House committee iuvestisa-
ting the Pan-eleetric telephone scandal Is not
particularly ediiying. 1t tells the public moth
Ing which was not already known before, and
It's deductions are what might naturally be ex-
pected from a partisan source. The report of
Chairman Boyle and his democratic associates
Will probably be open 10 a like criticism. 1t is
10 Mr. Hale, plainly, that we must look for
something new and instructive. After all has
been said and done, what has the investigation
aGcomplished9 1t has simply spread upon the
public record the evidence which had already
been published in every part Of the country
through the activity of newspaper correspond
ents, reporters and editors. together with CON-
me1ts No better in substance or more forcibe
In form than those which accompanied the
news in the journals Of the day. But the tax
payers will have to foot the bills just the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

EIREwoRKs FOR THE TouaTE,
Make note Of II now, when jtss before the Fourth
you want Fireworks for either country or city. In
large or an all quantities by the package MIST We srv
fully prepared to supply yon We have made ersas
preparations Tor the coming Foafth ara our serars
foolns separate from our stoFs ase a every kiad
Of FirsworkA
10 enable all who wish 70 purchase. Ne staia keen
our store epsn on Monday, July stu, stsn Q an.
Until . pm.
q ". THORN 4 CO.,
NsOs s1Sesh q ~.
.lxw HEAT Frpurx
ceoe aso&
~ A.-~s@sss 81 a. ~ -
WeQ1 atlenti6n a. ~ fhot t,sss - hex.
toaey ~ fzR1r WNe&xee - MxW E - sr7
llaal = sawsRs - = - qI,ni,iS q -
ceh INV ebjo3sI ~ -
- fxnxEx lA1RxEx xffu1
I; |. = a. /; J : : : - 9. =:
= y. = z1r,ulllrx i sara SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
WANTED--ROOMS.

VIY ANTED BY PHYSICIAN. ROOM, FUR
w nished or unfinished suitable for office
peirhborhood Ut 18th and stx Address Box l =
Star Office. je3OStS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

EoR RENT
j. NV. Per mo.
1925 NJ ST.. M. 1, l6r. e300
1421 Ist. m &. far, l1r.I25
1922 I St, MI. lbr.-.-126
@l6 z 81, fur, llr.--..125
lis n ST., m. l.. l3r... 100
1922 18th ST., l3T--.-s3s.S0
234 f ST., 11f.-..........-...5U
1924 . st. l1r-..-..........5O
STORES. Per mo.
1913 e. store&cellar. $2OO
44lO p NV, St e&dwg q. IS
14O8 p 81. Sr. -....-......-..65
pA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

I1>OR RENT-HANDSOME THREE-STORY AMI
n basement drick Dwelling twelve rooms, large
pantries AMI closets handsome cherry and oak m.a
tels. beveled plate mirrors; handsomely TIED vesit-
buie and beefths; cathedral glass in vestibuIe doors
and ransoms complete in every particular located In
vicinity OF Dupont circle. TYLER RUTHkkFORD
1925 4 St nv je2o St
Vl$oR RENT-I826 18TH ST NV NEAR IOWA
- Circle small sfve-ruom Frame House; beautiful
location. Inquire next door. je29l3ts
IGOR RENT-NINEROON FRAME HOUSE
Il with all modern improvements 2lO3 ST. NV.
inquire OF JAMES MCGAANN, ls04 Peunsylvs uia
ave. NV. je20-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
E ss s ss EESkssss
Rf H sssfb sf8 SSSSSSN Ssss
y u eBB 118 90 Nm aBsS !.

The largest variety Of colo materials and styles In
this city.
Silk Gloves at 80, 9Sc, 81. d, 81 .4S, sire
31.4S Sizes
Isle Gloves, 25c reduced from 20, IS and see
TAheta SILK Gloves, csc; reduced from SEC.
hid Gloves the latest .ioyelty comes In 8 huttana,
fancy embroidered backs. l.50a pair.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29
PORTER'S GREAT HEAD
The Admiral Tells Secretary
Whitney Some Facts.
HIS SENSIBLE PLas F0s 4 NAVY.
We Want More Monitors and We
Want J hem Al Once 30 Protect
Our Coasts his IDEAS
ot war Vessels

''f. ,'''tH' 's'
tl A'- fFitlt iH i-c r- ct-ft 1i tat Ahfs
tn.ho8.fn. .ase--ron- fo- lronlatng lhs
iarua4l H.s ei i1-i eat '2 'ei'af I.t rie. Pa
s.i ' 1929 -f 20 .'--
y iiA '.esf ''--..e.e iei'-i' .' '-e' "'a.'
iAN-at t"vaif -i"o Aeatt tAei gums ana
.'.-l iiiie lAeH WAY lAs'
--5 toi'7 eDt- ~ are l'1e
Fl. aei7uo cur pf-Ac-rai seaDuai1 Niirs
Ne sA npi Admiral f'flsf says. -
.Atfrt ier iiNm i--t 3thtef ~ i'''sN
itfHe.pt Aa'h iNe '"inle i.iieisi ii'ii''''ls r.
-ie 'iiii-hei "it nave tAet gums Hynt.e
atia q -aA irtaiis - lai6e' h." i'ii- -
alir an A2ii'I'u t-e s.n- '-ii'''
monitors "ead os y pioi~ils repaired
Aiiei' A.t aiAiri TOT tiT 'e'f"f7 80 'i
coast Neao ot. require ln' iA-a'.' .i'-
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29

Tire 'al'ca.s viI bold a meeting on Mon
das r.rat rh..h wiI Dc al'-e seq by la-
aou,-eIs aad Z. -. - ton1or The tCn,er-
vlt.Faa af- lrireiv c4u.ia-ing BIghtJn
4a. eNpec. ~ -et1-u their candidate.
The .. sensations ~ tta wees were
-he laei auf of Charles Warner Adams
a.s.nst nfher-il-.aw, LORI C3r.i i-e.
Lsri tlei Justice 70 London, aud Lord
l..n laurnel dEDiee ease. Ihe
Oh IMorv I'D the former has cleared
away The shadow when has long been
laa ing over iae l.uiy relations OF Lord
C1'e~lEe. arl lhe verdict in his favor
meets tae general approval OF tho public
Few people Vi.i ihluE less Of stephen Col
e~.l.e hHCa1.e le committed eu .TrcguIarity
% b. ear .is father oi unie,ervet blam-.
The lamfael ease hls progressed two
lar- through sea ot mass
f,oess arl the revelations thus
far alica e- something even more startling
t1 l.n. The i.sf.0- nearly I'D published tle
-e91 testimony in ful. and iew %.
tafu at laa eal NJ tte
frs. car evs- aare t.e e-a-.ar. -
a.taa-..e a-a.r ae arrt.n- tmal.
reFc. lff.re fNe
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29
SUNDAYS SERMONS
Rev. a. +. Merriam Talks OF
the Family.
BIBLE DAY At The SECOND BAPTIST
Mr. Merriam 20 Preach or The Perlls
OF the Family OF Today Next
Sunday A Musical Programme.


Rev. a X Merriam pastor oi lht Para
Conversational Caarrh nr.sel..s d sermon
,......... ....,,...... ,... 49,. .....,.f l..t
oi rae , "f4lif g. Social luetl~ii"- B" rs
relation o. ihe individual aud t-e state
g.. ,,.e .f Irtr.fn,ila. A. -sid fhsf AL.
q" ''e' -' ga ~--
prcaenfaf.on Iu ulT fast grow as and rt
,p1rsipie esneraAeu inar i.ss nllt
leief - oar corporate HNtIts
al citizens ana -ferinfe ln a h-is 40 t4tl.
lill.nn j he subject of gre f9ntf - ls
relation t1 Fu'lIt morality ls no ohfA
lwe.t urnu iu the = iirlt b1t - proc. i.eut
ga "a, fIu.e and i4lianlrtial f9 rai-e liat'-
is. ln ials lr-f sermon f-ere "il De- "a
-t peel a. 81 nc1t SUNDAY Ae cenan-l Nihi-
SELF go an his.ir a. survey ~ gee family.
before the clrstau era leaving io iht tai
se4ueni discussion cefl"n element p
re~ll aud progress. be1 = the n ,io- 4tt1
single element ia ilie /.
remark of distinguished man. ~. 9iofN
l. the growing tendency, and ln lis sphere
may he no small part 30 ihe neat Ia tle-
ground between Christianity ana nNptlti
7 be family D. It's lundsnsniai elell ent
Modern socialism IA rs extreme iornis
strikes at 10 resolution - iunaal. enlaI q.
that IN the family. Again the theory oi
evolution las very close and lupuf iaui
conclusions 10 urge on TIE origin Ann eltliH
canoe Of the ial basis for the tam.iy B.
behoOyes us 10 know that they aie. hEan
the liberty and indlyiduahsm ~ cur sea-
Grafton and country affect uncorsclolsif Ii
the bonds oi life. a. related - law ana
social morality. Under the iupllsf oi f.a-
testautsm one might pe jed 90 thiuk iAat
the individual Is The umt oi society oli
there is no State without cltiz ns ant nn
citizen wiiLoat the family Tie fact oi
rirh introduce Us al once INTO ~
lat0nslios-a we know oareir..
az related before We know o-rf f.-
a- ini .r.iual. To eet ai some ~ tAe.e
fu1oanlr ideas We must look bach an.
,ee what the family ha been -n ofitr
know waat % ie " Inay be in iis feit ant
! po.s ID ltcs. " Merriam after tls DE-
Gus. ea the applcai ons cf evolution '9 ia'
question. treating as ially a. i.Ne fefti' 81 q
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29
OUR LONDON CABLES
Stronger Measures 70 be Used
Toward Ireland.
gES. BUTLER GIVES 4 GENTLE aIAT
England ano the Eastern Question
Bulgaria Getting Along Ven Vel
Without Prince-S8iisoarg's
Voice fieeoed.

A"Hhr'a N't- .--i" i'N .'ie 'a
l-a las been tae cry cf f1e toly press.
....t tt- Conservative. sre .rv.ag oat taaf
.t....- ~ "a.
teJt ti t.-e people al rntie ne e'feIt
..-rt knows lle imu1.sl.iilts oi iar.a.
..... 4...ir. uttt .r.lf.,, hava.l fia
,-..t ....-....r a-I... -.... s.aI..rf ......-.
.,. ta<.,, %, -....... 81. 81, r.e,
... r.. -. ........ -. .-....... qis.
.. l.-, F. .-.-....,..'l h.. T.-l r..-
,i-.. ..l....l.tu ,.,- ..-,..,..r.ls,,f ~.
.',,.... a,..t...s tt.t nr ro fa. sn4 III
Ia.f .s-k the ra~. vaies favored
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29

Ocauo Gsl1as tat l1iut from w.lca Per-
irDlaels sset tLt Ji1eftat Iaht la1fss. ass
H.aute "a a askeeoA lArI4ar 1NlnE g. tAf
saafe ef the eaasi hae Be- ifet lra4a lfs Or
stTaelieas l4fsart lnt Winter au1 iais 81 b
A4asl ta-faFa4Hf 80 iaEf ~ s uttt
-aa1 aktE tlai tlt railroads niak Ioa aas
,atir .ake terminus ~4N ulle lu tAtl1l s
.p IAfrt sliFssrg pusluess uelh lis f'a.iit
lert ~ fo4u iaT q great lakeside eiif NIlu
Fac e4sl side al lake Michigan. eua Ails-
seeep Las ibe brsi iocAuoD. tae fesi oisi-
.uok and the busf siAri iaT lAai enklaiie
lsusl. .4oa-
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29

TIE pause continues which came % East
ern Europe after Lord Salisbury S geade
hint that England would not stand every
thing The BGssrians seem TO bee getting
sion. pretty we'll without prince The Car.
while hesifating AS o. what he is going 90 do
pats in lis tinir ia d es5raiing tHe faithful
who stirred up all tle fuss they could.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-29
THE NATIONAL BANKS
COMPTROLLER Trenholm on the
National System.
SHALL slIl0slL BANKS 8tNAIS ?
The Peculiar Position of the Govern
rnent a. Preseat Toward the Ma
tlon4i Banking SYstem-Spe-
cal leg station Probably
Necessary.

WAsaiss4o~. Nos 2s-Mr Trenholm
Comp ROLLER 81 The Currency. while Discus
.as Tie question oi Natiena. baak crclla
t.ln. $500 -b4nks noa a0ldias 3-pe- cent.
bonds. sll newly assalizr4 astional bank
l.. a--oc.aloas are forced INTO the market
ss nsrr-l.ers of tle 3 per cent. or tne
.ar .a.. n.Uts alt inls CONSTANT l..1tf
.. ..r4aef I'D Hf. lle Ir le.ffe scare
..ea.s sat lends sll further ta e.efa'c
f.e .r-l 1fl d. tlese Dults. tae ume
...rall-es for tae payment oi -he four and
na.t n-r reut. bonds lt is reasonable 90
.L.e.t q stil greater demand for tne four
Der l.rts ana 20 IS a question ~ serious lul-
oorttace whether the banks can afiord %
..Il ~ our f1lr per cent. bonds after 1871.
- tae present age all business men
.-v - anucipete future condi
tan-. and q provide well m
lIrslce aga nst foreseen contingencies,
...ce u is % be expected that the banks
a uut wtit until the approach of l,'l o.
-.s.t ther policy With references to The
continued holding of highpuce1 bonds.
..-f..s reason it IS not goo early now tO
consider what legislation may pe Proper To
ae Ibis element of future
I ..rer ainty from :he national bank
a- se-fsm and looking 90 The
I era t.f.A ttI tIA'N 1Nt"ttN. hf
/ Congress. / rtcriully submit ae follow
ge -.ifrraenf of the question as it appears
.ran fne point ~ view ofhcieily occupied
a. tls Comptroller 0i the Currency. The
/ f.r,irla entail posIl.afes uu1e-lylls every
/ banking SYSTEM established bv law, wnat-
/ ...r ns~ be te l0rm. mu-i necessarily be-
r-t Ihtt t.nss promote tre general
1 81 lre ot .ae com munift and -teJn .lt,
I frtr fh- ntrllcI|Hr sr-r.n established hF
|.. O. d..
rs ar N rle TIME and place.
( Hass u.s..lI-fes Therefore. gnde-He our
( NaItlnai oausirv laEs. ile trst pos iiate
f rfll l1r ~ Questioned since 1o people ~
modern umes have ever risen 10 cYiii@a-
rll or Maiu aimed their civl.iza-
'.en ~ without e.a sank' he and en..,iaaei lsnsI
.r this country where besides Z. -5s national
! atnk low ln opr alton. we have our 5000
fste ban-s and private banks and bank
ers whose operation extend nto the minut
t.f rlmtl-glols and resources Of our sixty
/ .IIInr 1t population The second pOsiu-
..ts involves tae question whether the
.-esenr national bank system should
os preserved aat ii so whether
% -o1t enough p BE- is. 0- whether u can
ae proved. The national currency act
lt ta. t-tn oi February, -tia waacnufrollol
.stu purposes Pr fte s-arloau n-e-,-
-tr fII.rla- f.e nEs ant tH irt-
become purchasers ol government
.afHr- tlat H.H.t -lF. q
Bass 0ll sa.4f % -le currency t'ea
e tt tH t'tfneA-a tl.A-r
.I er .enr re oi uII-y e.i ene .es,
-r ltafl.n of tlese .In1> nf'
.al .t. tr- system. .t 1 c1.l-
erel aHl l..tra. en..ar- onlE
-0..a..arc 'nc,lul 81 rae general
.eme IS ear s. horev AS tls year
t-l vs perceived '1at tie general
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

6ernrobr pom slsi5en Dimeuiionen, wie
bas in ser @efttuppsI bet Sterupurte aufs
9eiteute; baran reiben li9 llbrsimmer,
Usrfitatte, S9lafSimmer, Si6ltotbef,
&auSleien II. /. 10. SdlteB!t3 fonmt Die
groBe 8uppel, weI9e ben 6ernrobr'Niel en-
aufrebren ruirb, bsiieu 0eI9ibte mir eins
gangs Nieies 2lrtifeIs ersdbGten.
NuBer bieien, 6aupt6au beiinSet ii1, i'm
WeIten 6esielbsn uuo idou an lbbanse
bes Bersss, Elm breiit0fiseS @o5ubuus
nit stpa orei6ig Simmer, in pel1en Die
@slebrten uuo bas iOnitise 9crlonal bieier
risiisen @iHsni9afts : @erfitStte bauieu
perSen. Oa our i3eit bereits nabsSu Die
sanse Ginri9tuns berieIben uolenbet unb
aud bas srOBe SernrO5r 10 gut uie fertis
lit, 10 barf man ben Sermin, ba bas Cid.
i9e Sermddtnib in isinem suu;en llmfana
unb ieiner 9anSen @lorie %inausurirt uerben
fann, nit 9emiBbeit ni9t wsiter in Die
3utunft binans uerlesen, oils in bas nadffe
Sabr.
Gum Director ber gnitalt 1T Der aud
iiber bic @reuSen Imerita's befannte Iitro.
nom 6. g. Solben, sulest Oirettor be,
Waibburu Sternparte IN Wabiion, Wis'
conitn, beiteIt worben, unb ct bot bieieu
8oiten 9lei9seitis nit Der 8rdiibenten:
Stelle BET Galiforniiden llniueriitdt anse:
treten. Die eigsntlt1e Ebdtisfsit wirb
absr erit NIT benz Seitpuntt beginner,
wenn IueS poIenbet urb Die Sternwarte
pom Gomutittee Der Galifornii1en %llnipers
itdt i~iberseben isin wirb, benn mad einem
Sei9luB bieies &ommtttees iouen nidt
friiber irseno weIde SeiOlbunsen ausbes
sablt ueroen.
SIS 1T nit geitimmtbsit su bofien, baB
bier duBerit Ei6tiSes s%eleiitet werben wiro.
Set BET 10 unsemeinen Gube Der Silber Der
Sterne werben mcni9e SeOba@tunsen ses
niigen, nm gu ebenio senaueu &eiultaten
,u g~elan9en, pie an anbern Srten bur6
Sablrei1e Wieberboluns berlelben. Die
siinltisen Seoingunsen weroen aud InlaB
geben, bic Beoba9tun9Ss Wetboben nod gu
uerpoatommnen unb iie pon ben tleiniten
Seblern gu bsfreien. NnberieitS barf man
fi6 aud Bic Na6tbeile ni6t perbeblsn,
wel6e bic 70 e~rponirte Gage nit ii9 brinst.
Gs 1T sepif. buB ss ba oben mandmal
re6t ti9tis ~6luien wirb, unb baB in 6OISe
beiisn bic Qlrbeiten St0runsen erleiben
weroen. 9lu9 &eparatnren an ben @es
baubeu wtrb ss 10 man9mal seben, - bod
bas lit eben unpermeibli6, uno Die rei6er
Mittel, weI6e mod sur Serfisuns iteben,
aeitatten, bieie unb anbere @iberpdrtiss
teiten abSui6pdden, bis auf cine: baB Die
Qitronomen hort ~ Giniieblern werben, -
bod gum Slid @tniiebler nit &omfort
unb nit ibrer @iieni9aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

lturs beS @a9en8 gu uerbinbern. Slu9enb
fletterte er BON benz boben Bofe berab,
iu9te brummeub in allen Saiden mad Ell.
mem Stht9en &oroel unb fniipIte BEN
Strans pieber notboirftis suIammen. SIS
pdbrte cine balbe Stunoe, ebe ie pom
8late farteu.
0tei9enau Iebnte iid in Die gte, briifte
bic @usen balb Sit unb fpra3 fein @ort.
Seim @nti9IuB mar sefabt.
Gnbli9 liest Die Station in seriuser
@ntfsrnun9 por i9uen. I'm bic StG6t
fabreul sebietet bsr iunse Ssrr, aus 6ur8t,
abermals nit ieinem altmobii6en Subrs
merle perLa9t su wsr6en. Der &uti6er
i9winst bic @siBeI, bic Soliteiner sreifen
mG9tis aus, baS @efGbrte faust ben letten
gbban9 binab. Sin i6arfes &ra6en, elm
seualtiser, eri4itternSer StoB, elm S5rei
- uno &ei9snau finbet ii9 in benz
%naiien, i6mutisen Gbauheesrabsn pieSer,
IN ben er ber 2dnse mad 9ebettet lit. gu
ieinen Sibsn liest Elm Gab. @s 1T, pou,
@asen lossetrennt, fir ii5 bic 8abn ses
rout, weIde Der YaHasier burd bic 9uft
madte. Den Sreird0risen &aiten serren
bic unbGuSisen pfsrbe auf Der StraBe bers
nm. Der Ruti9sr bdnst ar1 0eitieil ilnb
serrt nno 3iebt aus 2eibeStraft, um iie gum
Steben 81 bringen.
0fei9enau arbeitet ii6 pom goSen auf.
gr betaitet ietnen &opf, feline @lisber - er
fam fteben, er fam seben - Der SAL bat
linn tein 2eib setban. Ssin Iuse fdut
auf ben ibsr unb iibsr beidmusten, aus
alien Nabten seIprensten Qlnsus. Sett
erit iteist ibm bic 0ereiStbeit wie Elm @es
pitter gu &opf. Sein @sii6t pirb ROTH,
bic 9ippen fIemmen ii9 swii6en bic 3d6ne,
bic Stirnaoern luufen an, ieber Neru ipriibt
Dor Corn. 60 l9rsitet ct in peiten Sdten
mad Dem 8asen. llrueri6dmter S6Iins
gel! fdbrt er ben Mlten Nib on unb balt
i6m brobeub Bic Tauit inter bie Gu9en.
SD psrbe ben SaBnbof finben. Wta9',
baB On nit 9einem Raiten beimtommit
unb = Sein Biinbel re6t5eitis i6niirlt!
SAP Did bel meiner &iGtebr niat mebr
i'm SdloB t%refien! Sd rattle 9ir's ais
gutter SreunS. lln6 benz @erpaIter, benz
6Griter unb Der sunSen Sippe tunnft On
iasen, eaB ibnen s~etiinbist 1T, Don bieier
Stunbe an ~setiinbist! SD werbe mein
aanses Oieni1perionaI mitbrinSen.
llIrid mid beitirst suriif unb fubr ii@
nit benz &otdrmel iiber bic gugen. Sb
aus Sdmers iiber ben llnfaI ober bic Gnts
Iaiiuns, biirfte ni@t i6wer gu erratben iein.
Ser junse Serr panbte it5 flrs unb
trotis ab unb i6ritt benz SabnbOfe 81,
obne ii9 meter I'm Sen terbro9enen Wos
gen nn6 ben IIten 81 tiimmern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

Ser Mann ielber aber muBte 1a6 elmer
SrrenanitaIt 9e6radt weroenS neil ct pom
Trinfsn bas 9eliriltm befNnmen bate.
90 fam cine 6amilie su @nbe, bic anfan9s
10 slidli9 sepeien. 8ie mans treiOt, 10
sebt's. =