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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
DIR. DANA ON LABOR.
He Shows Some of the Danger Sig-
mails Along the Shore.

mails Along the Shore.
Dr. Dana, pastor of the Plymouth church,
preached last evening to large congrega-
ton on the labor question. He took his
text from Matthew, v. 8, BLESSED are the
Peacemakers. He said the labor question
was too large and complicated for anyone
to pretend to settle, the literature of the
subject so extensive, the phenomena of in
dustrial civilization so mulliform that no
one could undertake to speak authOratively,
as if his opinion or view was ultimate, the
laws of social economies were so little I'M
derstOOd that humility of Judgment and
caution of speech were indispensable. In
the present conflict between labor and CAP
ital the great desideratum was the peace
maker, and the speaker did not propose to
discuss the problem i'll all its phases but
only To lay down some general principles
concerning it. and to set up a few danger
signals. The first danger signal to be con-
sidered was the exciting of feelings of
hatred, eliminating in acts of personal or
mob violence. Glass autipathies ought to
find no place in social system
like ours, where nothing is fixed
and where the poor man of to-day
Is the millionaire of to morrow and the rich
man of one day the bankrupt of the next?
Labor has rights, and so, too, has capital,
and nothing is gained by either side claim
ing that all the blame lies on the other.
Another danger signal was that of undue
haste and precipitate counsels What is
wanted is full presentment of the facts
concerning the laborer and the profits of
the corporation or firm he serves. The
establishment of bureau of labor statistics
by the government will contribute light on
the grave problems whose solution now
battle the wisest, for it is beyond denial that
what is now most wanted is full exhibit
of the facts. Another danger signal was
found in certain panaceas which labor agi-
tatOrs propose as cure-alls for eXtant evils.
The solution to the problem cannot be at
tanned all at once, but must, to be satisfac-
tory, arise from deliberation of the parties
interested and from mutual concessions. An
eight-hour day could become easily enough
demand, but preparation for it was neces-
sary on the part of capitalists. Arbitration
and industrial cooperation were full OF
promiseful benefits to the worklngman.
and the organizations which seek persist
emily to realize them will command the
sympathy of all who are Interested in his
future.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
The Turk ParticuIar.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The United
States consul at Smyrna has informed the
department of state that foreigners will not
be allowed to enter the Ottoman empire
unless supplied with a passport by a
diplomatic OF consular representative of
that government. the fee of which is fixed
at 20 piasters, and foreigners desiring to
travel in the interior of the country must
be provided with passport from the
bureau OF passports in Constantinople.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
A Dozen Buildings Burned.

CLEVELAND, o., May AT an early
hour this morning fire broke out at the rear
OF August Strauss clothing store at Oberlin,
O., and before the flames were subdued
dozen wooden buildings had been destroyed
About thirty business places were burned
the losses on buildings and stocks aggregat-
ing $4,000. The insurance aggregates
$4,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
Got the Maximum.

New ORLEANS, May John II. Auf-
demont late redemption clerk in the SUBJ
treasury, and Erasmus Sheppard, recently
convicted of conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent. We're yesterday sentenced by
Judge Billings to pay fine OF $40, 900 and
Imprisonment for TWO years, the maximum
nenaitV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
Roth Legs Crus h ed.

NEW YORK. May AT 1890 this morn
ing Ferguson Bros sash and blind factory,
West Fortieth street. was discovered on
fire, and damaged to the extent of $50, OOO.
A falling wall caught three fremen, but
only one, Louis Sigimund, was seriously
injured. He had both legs crushed. 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03

Several gangs are at work on the grade of
the Northwestern from Columbia to La Moure.
and there seems no reason to question the
claim that cars will run to connect with the
Northern Pacific before the wheat crop is
marketed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
Steamship NIoyements.

New fork-Noi mandi from Havre, Ethio-
p1a from Glasgow and Baltic from Liverpool.
London-Lessing from New York.
Hong kong-Oceanica from San Francisco.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03

family into a world of
grief. Mary was a lovely
girl a little more than 16
years of age, and lived
with her parents at 1913
Somerset street. Her
father, Edward S, Light
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03

Dress suits to order of best imported ma
terial from $50 to $45 at Wanamaker's tail
orlng agency, Il East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
MARY'S SAD DEATH.
The Accidental Discharge of Revolt
yer Ends Young Life.
Mary Lfghtbourne, Girl of Sixteen
Years, the Victim.

The accidental discharge of revolver
shortly before o'clock last night ended the
life of Mary Lightbourne and plunged the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
Patent Law Jas. F. Williamson,

Room Is, Colon Block, Minneapolis. Solicit
tor of patents, counsellor in patent cases.
Two Years an Examiner in q. s. Pa
- tent Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
DoYou [ikctoDressVe||?

Of course you do, nearly
every young man does.
Then why don't you? Can't
afford it, you say. No Won
der you can't when you
persist in going to some
high priced furnishing
goods store for your shirts,
collars, ties, underwear,
etc. THE BOSTON'S fur
nishing department sells
more furnishing goods
than any two stores in st.
Paul put together, simply
from the fact that all the
nobbiest, most fashionable,
stylish and latest novelties
in mems furnishings of all
kinds can be bought here
for twenty-five per cent.
Less than elsewhere. It's
ridiculous to suppose that
you can't buy as hobby or
as fashionable goods here
as at an exclusive furnish
ing house. Our furnishing
department customers are
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03

as fasdious and particular possible; they will have
nothing but the best and latest and cannot afford
to keep anything else There is stock furnishing
goods in Chicago or New York that contains better
assortment than be seen here. Every man in ST.
Paul can afford to dress well and dress fashionaby
too, If he but patronizes furnishing department.
comparison Of our furnishing stock and prices with
any similar stock in the city will convince any reason
able man that it is greatly to his advantage to pur-
chase his furnishings here It will be saving Of at
least twentyv per cent mans furnishing goods
bill Ifyou are not already customer of our furnish
ing goods department compare prices with those
you have been in the habit paying and salts.
fed that we will have your trade.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03

At SIT, $40, $a2. so and $25 at Wana-
makers tailoring agency, 81 East Third
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-03
sTUBBLE-COvERED FACES.

ment begins at the box Office Thursday
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

NEw-l ORR. Monday. April IL. 1885,
. ,orr,rc sale WAS held at the AMI Auction
i"'" ~ Ep Richard v HdtpcH q 90
.o-, a,re,lirG with lease # lot. No zoe West
.lstst IS l,git OF Ao'""No' 'o' s67CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
p,,sINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.


oot,nc of the stockholders of the Real
-. Exchange was held yesterday. H. H. 0"un'un'
h's.dent IN the chair, George II. Scott was secre-
vac tho meeting and about two hundred stockholders
'ss nrs.snt Mr. Cammann briefly stated the progress
100 bv the Exchange since its organization pointing
n, that It had been open nearly year. purns 'h"'
. the income hsd been about $4,000 ana the ou'laS
,or sci 900 In this sum was Included AL the oPens
,epse. together with tho cost of REGISTERING owner,
e tp aud assessments, so as 10 be able 10 learn
tie every property per S ST%fs H Of the
ntdro,ed bill we're necessary in order 70 put the TX
rhange par with other similar @ anu n
vs. an Exchange could not exist lie pointed GU, .n.
the principle OF the and re- which
had adopted By the eoiBota.1hn ove. IN cIsn,e
that ali Stockholders should be subject to cleo.
,n Ira ID Warren addressed the soeknoiders against
the proposed n po reyne rom its beecmiug law
n was claimed that Mr.: Warren ha'ins o nny
onauaod 70 apeak Addresses were then made 10y IsaaS
froinme Georcc W Msddins9n Dr John j. Nssc S sp ~
,oc. It is understood that nearly 800 stockholders
h@vf C meeting Of tue the following men weno
sSciTg % Ta. 'ssvnntyhTd.s NJ smith, NO ,sc.
I,yoa1wny william K. Peyton no l4. fn, nd One-hul-
ond %asF LawEsRcs OF Gnien 30 Isl Bread,
~ Fredt rex Uostwiek. No. sy W,m r. Islam No.
J. CoIe No. III broadway al" "i''''" -
me auction sale r. V narretl ~ 20 so,I for $40
fto,H rrtr,, and taxes amounting TO Su--. 20 ~ 90
-. IL IL leaechOd property ana rehls loa y;
brokers meeting there was call Tor prolety %,
-. Iescr,rtlOns in Harlem: private Louise neo NV,
o. rhird yes and Seventy second ana Ohe-n
stcVn az" ,esr,b sts to cost about $4,000. ana eood
,,ass nropcrty downtown from $4,000 to s'2,OVo'
I'm property was offered: our-story u0use'
~ West Thriy- xth-st, for S25OcOj adWeli.E Z,
%o i3o East seyeneenth-s. FOR OoOi o ,
So, Va go West Forty-sixth- ST.. Tor S29'ooo Plo'
~ i,s In one -hund red ihirt y-seNe hth anu
Srrrrad AIR; ghthsts. and ilgnth anu x,%
u stores
@ Cor $1,000: FIVE lots in One hundred MY
~ between sixth and Seventh AYES for - ooo
- go acres at Grrfton, y. H. for 5000 mouse
NE ten acres az Newton. y j.. for $4,000; ana GOV
Tag pnteIv has sold for Joseph H. Connolly the four
,,ory apartment house, No. go West Ihirty-e1'n-s
for : 1900.
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6ifrcticrs Oagtcb-- GcmGlrs.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOClATlON
Established in 1862 Incorporatcd lssa
&. CDEIL President y, V. ODEIL, lItasuTrr.
Main Office removed TO
597 6TH.AV.. and 1884 bhOADWAI,
Ncg 3lta- st.
,,, 1913 and $40 Fultn ST., near II rrcpont.
BroosHh Also, $40 Futon-st, nea- NandcrDut ave
Tho references q all applicants Tor st'aons are 'es''
MAID and SFAMSTRFSS.- Wond attend an Invalid
LADY; Protestant. 10 \ u at 5aI 9TH rro
IhUNDRN or LAUNDRY and tHAMBLi.MA4D--l Ie'
fers country. No y 800. at 5"7 bthave- - , ~ 81,
TRSE-INFANTs'.-sCoi Protestant NO. 5E' az
597 Gthave. , .,o,, oo,n.
No \ 30 at JJi OthaNe c,,
IHAMBERMAID and StAMrI KISS OF ~ l iS'4%'-N' W
No z CO NJ J97 Ofhave . c.,
COOK-Firso class private ianiy No a. ~ at oo' o'n'
HEAD wAGTER-Colored; tho oughly competent AT
jy7 6th-ave. ., - ...,. A, ~o,o-
epcos Address " j. 597 6thaye ..,.
GoACIINAN ard GAKDNEK-M Married man strcuy
temperate references Address W. T., 591 6thaVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
Gmneements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. Theodore Thomas
AND iNft KEW H3N NGh Hp IS III shNSoN
REQUEST PtOaRAMME:
In an aieIc.ps and ,5cIa,yey iasiIg@cSs .qfr'um'
TwrNfyToS fEII5Et,$ s NGTNra
THURSDAY hr aofrGTTN fs65A AG n at O'clock
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH.
ciiARLI;s + LOCK E........... raj MNXAGl.R
LAST WEEK or AMERICAN OPERA
TGm9row weanesa,y Aprn 4 last performance Of
Fay pr Is last perormance Of ne Marratc OF Jean.
netto. and SYLVIA GKAND SPECTACULAR BALLEL.
e c4S GF2h% 8sA 4 Fl rs
pt4armHn y Of tSS s Sc sa Apf " ''
DARTLEY CAMPBELL'S 14th-St. Theatre.
Dsth Month RIcE's BEAUTTruL EyANoTIiy,.;
2?t @ sat A9poS "a 2 o@ Sy APn sv 60
ing May /, testimonial TO MI Rice Tx
BASEBALL. Polo Grounds To-day.
NEw;yoBK VS. BRIDGEPORT Eastern Iesyuel
Game called $50 y N. Admission 29o.
CASINO. Broadway and 39th- st.
Sd Month and Unabated Success
Of johann strauss Charming opera cOmique-Ths ~
GYPSY BARON
Next sunday Evening Farewell Juaic Concert.
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet. 9TH and 9th aveA
THr IA IFl MiE rs ms Enis GL flfEl6rs
Every Afeoon and Eyenng Two Grant concertso BY the
on!c15 EHHLIiMEg&v a5%hiA% G5F5f RASn
AJEEB. ' T@o Tysterious CHESS Automaion.
YCECM THEATRE. 4th-aye. and 23d-st.
IL SIXTH MONTH OF BRONSON HOWARD
sATURDAY Matinee. Danvray Polka to each lady.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
Eveni@ ms at at SO SATURDAY naiinre
PERI PaSfoi finance BROKEN HEARTS.
s AppI iS OLD LOVE LETTERS
A''" q Or { T'E so SoIisiE '"'''''r
knsf 4 RhG siesFfS seas '0'
TIE BIACK GEo N r,,,, mona
M1HSs, 1 ddne.a na sa aS a DOORS
STAR THEATRE. Jude Farewell.
Wednesday Evening ADrill4.
THURSDAY Fysnas la1prranlGi5
Ia E'G GHh % q Mr. D 4 RpEaas
Ard for Ire arst tune.
CLARY rs. CLARY
Friday Evening. Ao5il 8. Benefit otJUDIc.
s %Si pS5s,i5II@$:; s si9ri r.
First Il only Time.
IA JOI1E PARfGMECSE.
Monday Aprl - or siA nlg!ts and ono matinee only,
MR. BOCCICAUiI IN THE jill
SAFE Of seats now progressing
THEATRE COMIQUE, 125th-s., bet. Lex
1 ncton and 81 ayes Every evening 5. Matinee sat
uiTay at 2 WE Us < GO; ,,,y,Dn
April lg-TempIetons opera Co-IIIE MIKADo
THALIA.-Every evening and Saturday Mat
i nee Strauss's Comic opera Original
GYPSY BARON Mgeuner BaTonel
ITH MONTH.
Il NERRIMAC AID MONITOR NAVAL ATrLE
The Greatest Attraction IN New-hOrK
Madison and Jitn 81
OPEN EVERY DAY. 8 A. VI. TO II y NJ.
\VALLACKS. ,,...,.,. o,.,r
NIX LESTER WALLACE
AND
Ills SpLFN DfD COMPANY
IN COLDS NIllrS GREAT COMEDY,
SHE SIOOPS no cost kR. -. .,x
THE CAPTAI< OF THE WATCH
THE PALACE OF TRUTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
Auttion Sale Of ripc Stock.

DETER c. KELLOGG & co. will sell at
4 auction. nv ofaor Of Mr. CHARLES STANFORD.
Of the the Late CHARLES STANFORD,
Schenectady. \. T.,
SEVENTY HEAD OF TROTTING STOCK
TUESDAY, APRIL II. 1889. Mt 10 O'Clock. as
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE Bull mo,
I'd ave, between Esd aud cath SITS, New-Y0rk-
(Ulice lO1 JOIn-et)
PETER C. kELLOGG, Auctionecr
TIE valuable Stations Brood Mares Trotiers and partly
developed young Horses constituting the Locust Grove stud
have yed the place sale where they NAV now be
harness Otherwise, te track Il mile within
the building. them the Stallion Sf waikiki
(hrother OF Waikiki Chief OF Orange Cir 2O and many
daughters There Brood Mares by Harry
CeY Ilectionec Kentucky Prince. Mrssenger Du0c GOOD
Champion Mohawk Chief Victor Mphg Nk, bacKWood
Also fine collection OF harness 6eings ana
Fics suitable FOR track which hav" been bred upon
tho farm For catalogues ready. address
PETER c. KELLOGG & co,
lO7 JOhn-st. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
,vcoRpED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CIT

q IA l.
The following the real estate trAasictioas recorded
n ;ie registers once yestcrcay' --,o.-.oc
75o a aYa ' vic to I'll $500
onaye t9 20 I, % ,sSsr 1920
lS7 lot; H' ~ IL 2nG adocv and aAohc1 $50
Fulton ave " cor , O. Va eyic ~ g. 1000
St n Jcncls 10 Agpl BS9a ii,,;aoiri;ii;;i,r
OF SSS;i 10 l. On 1t. 1lllxsjH27o1l-l4' same
.s; "a r 81 e !}4 Y.,ssg i.s DIM 5000
~aiia s,S4:S 1i VIII, e 20 10 / Trocs -, no. s75O
PeAst 40 no III - 10 H. # - JUN I'd 1880
6'h.a'e ne Gs' = io ~. on $500
,e 9o "i. y s45S :, q ave ls9xioOli III o,o
Broon'-si No'''' ''l-'' ......',- 2o.Soo
1920 ST. 49, ~ = . 4t-rf 2looo
slt.' NO $40 west i'Aio- 2l75o
OBJ b.I '@ iai fl v Of it.aIc. 5i.dxlOOllxsl Toto
hyo.f {, ave-. A-O'!, l. i'' :. 1000
Lasi Bie, a NO 90 N ~ ..,.. Io5oo
Bo"ery Us - "1' 20 = y '.,' 'l'' $3.50
s,.y ,'s' ~ f n oi ioi. y cIloo. h Iy.
''' =. SO, ond vii. On > 30 Livingston 49,:
Same property de p Livingston TO 81 L'v'
eroye-1ve $5o y u Of ms '.>-O' t3s3
se,s s. a. Nl S5 II " Of AycA 2310o5. ley
tatl ., 2,g 81 al - ;;nti Wallace .. 200
ESD ST. : $; zoo 70 \ = rrociosi,cs - 1900
eots 81! no % XXX .. 80. 1000
Do1S + e n "a and VIC 10 II Draper 6C67
lo'Ih ,ss 5 . 1o9 n 70, iisDek 92ooo
io9h st. s ~, II OF "a ave- $4,000
lc2a,st e. 40 55o!t" ., $4,000
,.o linz 70 40 zoo Fl n boulevard 75xjel Jacob
Sane rlopei|i l. al" no'-'" ''' -. 5.4OO
s2ds ac 10 :, I, Mefos 1850
June Liace e, Tt II Ie d, ''' 1880
Cnran 70 st ~ &c a! etl1eve 20yi065: ] il wat
4e'h =, S r Hs~ t ~ u F,tlgeiSid 1900
sote T. ha et !, a T VIE 10 NJ ll73
sOtA =. 20, 70 = % Bacrsch .'... ll7S
soaye y II D. Of sgth-st a1oO Celia Maryland coo
esas 30 II OF Lexington ave 4jze, Eza
Ca'e psd HsG@ s",1,n 10 Hc,clcl 5000
sou 10 81 oI hineaHder 1000
MARI "a ays Isi %o H. 5000
,um BE. r G i4ssco@b TSa p 23I
~. TO Ecgccomh IoaGI . J = ltV2 Johh Ken ,o.5
ean and VIE 70 'ohn II |'Pe ssewoci road COX
o2jo" Ga3, '... 2l7o
lot aye s. XXX Ia " II 81 to chaes Mei1 $4,000
Ho9si"n-si go - "AeIs Dnu VIC " $500
co,s'i,s'; NG' M sna l l. iS @ w. 1870
lotn ave- - n, Intel to II jencls - 600
L0' snd 10 l5oilo0 NJ FOX ana another to mn
i2'i, r1dnto ~ nS " G2,O
1tG2 iix NasS'@H u.. - .l,, $500
7'o nc,i and VII q to + Iersason $4,000
l7Oihst 10 s !, ~ NH II 1870
1901 i iobe s. 81 wede 900
$50 q 10 anei W GieTsoh 1920
sh@ rN. nd VIZ 10 torneiia Rasscll 10000
20 fl v Of lsi-ave, 5O&lot5 jacob Kup'
se5i Sna another eAcou'o' ~ 10000
lS't,s vs. Ie,d ~ OF rave ~ 10000
so',s' 90 ~ t SIr 49, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
Connlrp propertp il)mnteo

A SMALL private family wish to rent for
~ IRE summer afurnshed country place and within an
hour and half from NewYork city would buy sats-
factory. Address H.. j. s. Tribune Office.
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Insinese PROPERTY tor Sale 40 to Get
NO. $50 BROADWAY.

Extra wide modern building FIRST story and basement 10 Let
NJ reduced rent Cdate possrs-l0n APP 70, r, =,
- UOEACkS s. Ely - finest
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OetfentIi6)e Notis.

Onrd bic geunt1eommiliionerS . Court bon
8exar Gount9 wiro bierDurd an9eorf net, ba6
ale 8orrdtbe, bie bonn |. Sannar 1887 an fir
oaS Gountp gebrduht perben. pie fir Das
Nrmenhaus, fur bas gonpict Camp unb Nrme,
unb 8ii6er, SdreibmateriaI, aleirer unb Orb
@ooos fir bae Nrm enbauS unter @ontraft ae.
fault tueroen. Elm FOLDER fol- NIT benz minbeft-
forbernben berantportlid)' n 8teter Dot benz 20.
December 1885 eiugegangen perben nit Der
Beoinsung, oaB 8epobner bon 8exar gount1
ben gorsua babeu. MnOere Be3iebungen bIei.
ben ff gIeid.
GO mirb ferner berorbnet, bag fem Beamter
BON 9sxar gounib autoriirt fem fol-, Dor.
rdtbe einsufaufen ober srbeiten onauwei1ea,
nit Musnahme, bag ioIhes in reaeImd6iaer
Situn9 BON ben @ountn. gommiifioners befoh-
I'm murDe. Ser @ountpridter lit inbefen au.
t%oriiirt, in Notbfdaen 9orrdtbe AT faufeu ober
Nrbeiteu an3uoronen rno barber in Der nod.
FEN @ibun9 gu beridten.
- pub ferner uerorbuet, boz Der County.
ridter aufqefor6ert if, ale Erbers fir 0or-
| rdibe Der periHieoen5fsn Dirt su aeber, ipenn bic
gommiifioners court baruber Dergiqt bat. ST
foil az bielem 3med Elm Bud fibren unb ale
Beteaunsen-fir mas nnb an wen-e,ntraeen,
unD benz eonutbelerf it es p~erboteu, @ednuus
gen gegen bas Gountp fir g~elieferte 8orrdtbe
cher Arbeit ansunebmen, aussenchmen IN Be-
gleiIung einer Srber. Dieter 8ei9luB fol- 30
Faae long in suei tdsliden 8situnssn. elmer
englifdsn unb elmer Deutiden, perofentlidt
merben.
@easb.n untsr meiner Sanb am IL. aobem.
ber 1886.
8. g. Wur3bad,
1871 Bonn Gountyri@ter
ES
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Mmtmmal

Grau u. S96nert, bic renoms
mirte pubma6erin San Nntonios, bat
lbr @efddft mieber auf ibren alien
YlaB, bod in elm neues gerdumiges unb
elesantes 2ofal auriidoerlest. Grau
S90nert bat ii6 binii6tii6 ibres guten
@el1mades unb Der BON ibr angefertig-
ten Woaren pdbreno ibrer 20jdbrigen
@ei6dftstbdtigteit einen fold guten unb
weitperbreiteten &uf erworben. baB bies
ielbe feiner ueiteren @mpfeblung be=
oarf. Sir bic ~biesidbrige Saiion bat
6rau Sh6nert einen duBerft groben
unb mobernen Waarenporratb erbalten
unb pertauft benielben gu ben biligften
preifen. Wir f6nnen benz i66nen @es
i9ledt bringen5 anempfeblen bas neue
2ofal Der Grau S96nert gu beiu9en
unb li9 be. Der erfabrenen Dame In
wi1tigen SoiIettenfragen &atb 3u bolen.
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S6Itet GNre XnntPen N Or0nun9 mn
brenneno.
Sie Mlamo Delcompagnie liefert bog
Del. I'm Orbers pirb gebeten uno
oas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee 237 Ot : 9puftonfraBe. Sele>
pbou 351. 6,11,t6M
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Drudfade
Mnteisen. 9otiaen unb girfuIare.
6euerunss material:
aobIen, SoI3.
ORR @ppb8:

sdube fir Mdnner. perf6iebener @rose, edube
fur Grousn, berfdieOener @r0be, Stiiimpfe far
Grauen, peri9iebener @rOte. Soden fur Man>
ner, neri9ieoener @robe. BeinfIeiDer beridieoe-
ner @i6Be, Rode beridieos ner @1obe, wolene
DedeH perfdisoener @robe, baummolIene I'm.
tevbofen berfdieOsnsr @robe, peieen Domeifit,
Hleiberdeuse, gem0bnlider 0ualttdt.
Die @ommiifionerS court bebalt fid 0as
Hedt Sor, elm ODER ale ansebote 5u berwerfen
s. &. Wur5bad,
.f6,ll,30m gountbridter.
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Z Nptta!

2ouis DiebeL Der populdre 8d=
der, ma6t hermit allen ieinen 2unbert
unb Greunben befannt, oaB ct BON
Montag ben 13. DECEMBER an in feis
mem neuer @ei9dftslofale, go. 20
Sub Mlamos5 traBe gu finoen 1T unb
baielbft UNI geneigten ferneren 3uipru9
bittet. 10o-tutp
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= 9ie II. 6 Der 8erar Building
& 2oansNfociotion lie9t ieBt our rnters
f6rift often. perionen, mel6e Mftien
gu unter5ei6nen miiui6en, nollen aui
Der Office Der genannten @eieai9aft,
GER. 81, SOlebab Street, boripre1en.
Sur cine bei6rdnfte Mn5abl bon Mftien
mirb ausgeseben.
Sobng s. . e, @etretdr.
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Stir grf6Ituuo. Suffen. fltra

- Sur grtdliuus, Suften, fur3 ole
5torungen Der MISUNDERSTANDING,
mel9e lei9t Qus3ebrung berbeiflbren,
If fein Mtittel 10 auperldffig, mie bea
@berrpap Electoral BON Nper. Sn allen
gew0bnliden Jdaen peri6aft er ii6ere
9eilung; unb wer an Nftbma ober an
Der 4~ussebrung, felbft tart entpidelt,
leioet, benz gendbrt es enti9ieoen Diele
@rlei6terung.
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= GaIIamaD's pbotograpbif9e
@allerie bat bic preiie BON pbotogras
pbien big nod ben G~eiertagen ernie-
brigt. gs 1T alio iebt bic 3eit, UNI
bic bette @rbeit at reoucirten preifen gu
erbalten.
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-6err 6 brifiQnW 9. 6tnbbe

GER 6 briftianM q. Gthbben
aus 9etroit, Mih.,. lit nod San Nns
tonio tibergelieoslt, no er be &orbmas
6erel 81 betreiben geoenft. Wir boHen,
oaB iDm bic @lnflbrung oiefes neuen
,3weises Der GONE Suoutrie" gelinsen
uno Fib fir ibn als erfolsrei6 ermeiien
tDerbe.
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Mmgebote fur 0orrdtbe
bon 8erar GDmutg.

ansebote CUR eieferuns foIsenber gorratbe
fit gexar gountu merben aneenommen. Die
@r0fnuns Der 8riefe finbet an, l5. December
1856 fat.
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STR fdbtif@er Collector.
Ser Undergraduate empfebIt fb ben 8irgern
adtungsboa ais aanbipat CUR Biebererpdb.
lung fur baS @mi bes @it1 . Collectors BEL Der
am IA. Jebruar 1887 itattfinfenben @abI.
S. s. 9aueten.
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q mtmma!

Sic feinfen Weibno1tsfolen, Iouie
aIes @ebdd fur ben Weibna6tsbaum
Bel 2ouis Diesel,
Scr. 6, Slb Mlamoz5 traBe.