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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
r1yD1yG TIE urIRs 10 FOEruNA

From The sydney bulcin.
The other day l.adln. sydney solicitor received
T., f,uctioIs from LOuGOa 90 huut uD yCWiS h."I
who Aai quilted England ten years previously, ai" a
craft Tor $500 was inclOsea PCS L.e pc axe ho
sttc. = course Of 4iVcr.is.nE usnDtf - /. eE.il
tale society called az and directed tic solicitor L. :
crrtoin hovel I'm Lower AlsIaucI!a, 5 dncy IAc
solicitor knowing the Ia" oil Ire couutt,
iuc,c!ously sent his eek down 10 catch ne r. el
ir.iead Of doing !; in person. Inei rc-.c!rs,'d
vounx man g. pi0Icl u" Darb~rDus ie-!oA o"'sul5
ilr.ush back lauos and over mud pie al s,.o4s
lrosen fences uat hung ~cal!y ~ op..i"uIy
amid alysSes Of mud, and ut Ia,t Lc Sfr'cl : a
RAT which boosted box and Iie o, Fa-s aAd si!A7
t,r H. solo furniture. a weary woman. rAo Lad
,.uce been handsome. aud Who. under happier aus
lic.s would b. hand ,oruc again begged that they
Should not BE- turned out Of their dismal ABODE un'i
for tts soto furniture A wear. woman. who hs!
stretched on Ylc 81 Ia-s ln tIc corner echoed Nt
petition and tLe,o two were thc Ic!is vi 4OItu--o
~ 70 600 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

MN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
GENERAL SEWELL MUST WITHDRAW.
,-ro,n The Neu-Y York Sun

We have paid due attention 10 the discussion which
has been going for some time past among the Re
publican newspapers OF Eew-JcrScy, The question
Whether the Hon. william }. Sewol or the Hon Wil
fam Walter Phelps should be the Republican candi
date for senator IN Congress before Tho next Legs
laturo Of that STATE.
The opinions are contradictory, but VIC have taken
the trouble 10 inquire into Tie evidence. and the
cIusion Is that General scwel cannot honOraDly be
candidate In oppositiOn 10 Mr. Phcips. 4 couple q
years ago Senator had 10 be elected In NcN-Jorsey.
Then Mi scweM was a candidate. and Mr.. Phclls sup
ported him. This support wac ACCOMPANIED " al
expllcit agreement on General tcwclls part that what
ever Die result OF that canvas, be would rcl der The
tame service 10 Mr. Phelps on the next occasion ~
the kind. In other words, De agreed t.ai IN ISe1
Senator Mcpherson. no would not be candidate for
The place. but would give 10 Mr. Phslp, no same
suprort which Mr. Phelps gave 10 him I'm 1907.
Affcr such compact, faithfully oDserVeo DIV @r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
4 son or CHRISTOPHER MEYER SUED.
KE is NOW IN BLooMINGDALE AsYLuM-A note FOR


The Sheriff at Ncw-Brunswick, n. j., yesterday
fled attachment against the stock held by Howard
Meyer, Of the late christopher Meyer.
in the New brunswick and Meyer Rubber
Companies. The suit IN which the attach
ment was issued brought By the Ninth Ma
tional Bank OF New-York to recover $4,000 the
amount Of note discounted By the bank ior the de
fcncant during the time when he drector q
the bank lie Is at present confined in Doomlngdale
Asslm ard On the note coming maturity the direct
ors Il the bank expected that his friends would meet
the Obligation but they declined DO So and the note
having been allowed TO q TO protest the officers Of The
bank state that they were compelled to adopt legal
measures 10 protect themselves.
John ii. V. Arnold, the counsel for
the bank. said last night that in
accordance with the legal practice IN NcwJ erscy the
attachment Issued for $50 900. double the
amount claimed, under The LAWS OF that state tAe
attachment cOnld De set aside hy ihc defendant films
a bond for double the amount sued for pending tac
settlement OF the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
now AGAIN fEOM LURoPE.


er.,-r-> 177-,;DprD s,LOo,, pAsSr-,cr.rs OK TWO
rrAN,4TfAE.gtg sTklN,IrpS
,-cs,iv w.. buy one f.e Cu,.s,,. Inspectors who
hoo -, ,i,.r tse r.e.g- d. tLc roo sslooo ra...py.r
vI, ,.-rro.t NV two ,a,s.it, sis,p,s,.s Auooy ts.
,., ,...~'-,. sn IN. Aoebor IJr, team, c,t, a..
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CT, ,f, pr, T1.,rd Conn. Dr. Thomas & az IT,.
C,...s,, y n Charles Thona, C.l..fs NJ & c.,,u
,... u a. t- II \ 1,s..-s NJ I,ust.r Z .,
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=, ~. t, a. fr' T. II ttr.-, It.,.,t
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:, B., ..l., ,to it.v " g. fs-rin.f.. C-.t.- pa
ouhaf. h. \. Fuller, Ju-euh >. Goo..ari, pr ~ D.
"a Sfs Go9d.mi,h wl.sm r. Cf--as. t. ecr...
r. J.. Gaia.alu, G. c. Grosyeaor The Rev. Alb. 80
Graham g. C. Howe. John 7. E0it J. J. Handy.
" T Irsrsr A. f. II5rsocE- tie It.v J. G. IIo.!i4y
v1g..- D. I.na.-aI e. l. Ha,cu Charles Inclar.
.t. p.y gst..s Er,u ~ t. A. Hinnsn J. X III.
=. ,.rt Calvert Jo-.pl g. Jennings w. 4 Jones H. :
I,r,l, J ~ kerr Mrs Ker- Frank j. Kellogg Mrs
T.1.o., r. T. Ecuuply w g. rc.t Dr. L. L. Eitly
t.l K..r J,..uh l.,,'.l- a. r. Ia.,i.llr. th. Er,
~ % r.., IT, W e. ID.i. Wnls.A Label william
ll,(ulc W. j. ka.t,l4li. nlch.lI Iiiie,oa. Jy-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Professor Walter Damrosch, assistant conductor
at the Metropolitan opera House, and musical director
Of the OIa,ouo and Symphony societies, returned
yesterday Oh tie The greater par' Of Professor
DamIOsch's holiday spent as the guest OF Anuic"
Caruesi al ,lury Castle, IN Scotland lie ~as there
during tie tine o. Mr. Bl4lnc's visit and has many
pleasant "reminiscences Of happy days spent IN his
company. During Professor DamrOsch's short stay
IA London he conducted concert With Richter
orchestra at So James, Hall. The soloist was the
vio!nist Divide Mus.r, who played the lae Leopold
Iafnrosch's cOnceTtsjuc" I'm the form OF sclenaGc
This WAS extremely wch received Professor Dam
IOsch in excellent health and eager Cor The Seasons
hard WORK that he has mapped out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Tie time. :45 10. ~ twer;y-seveu nautical miles.
hes, yf Il. ,',,'..t ia, ~ .i. r. III iaoi ala n
.lpa-"d times between 'ie t.v r'i last -
G'1.r nre vas only minutes 3 seconds. III con-
test hc.wcru these same Scoops Wi Be- feature OF
to-dz;s regatta. and reic viii be two moro SPECIAL
class ia"cs fnr .hrm with cll1'Dps.Is ncN. y l.
Tie cltirs or to-dtr', 81 saita are;
Scho'l.r.-lofI. Il.ga. hlres.
sia0ns->ha mlo.k. Iaaay Mischief. An9corta Daphne
Adelaide. NYuph. BalooH. Ban-ae,. Ianoo'o C-,aotie.
ChQufs. Incz. Vaiusia. Phantom. Wsyconla. I~ut
Ial-hur.
open Eoa,s-whtc Cap. Brunhlie, seeae Aa,-h@
sptaJ. Ala, Ia.iy. Ioue. Gacil..u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
SOME FACTS ABOUT rHx WOOL INDUS
THOMAS SCOTT COEEECTs sEYEEAI. MIsSTATE-
MENIS NADE IL . TLLE MnNLur


MENTS MADE IL THE WORLD"
An article IN The world" on Thursday called The
Truth about Wool' csu,ei aivc:se Criticism among
tho wool merchants Of tho city tabular statement O;
tho supposed number Of woocu NIL, and ,hc.r voou-lne
capacity - given from the returns and FL rier-
enco 20 this statcmons Thomas Scott the NOS.
enslvo dealers IN wool in this country s-ys: The
acity Of our mills using wool accorlr. 20 TIE statement
IN '-he World Is a. completely correct the census
'p"f.' themselves No IN the wool busiIrs, pays
any attention 20 iotsics as ti.cy have been
proven TO DO invariably inaccurate a. tc be un-
worthy Of cfcicncc. Tho q;ca;c. number q cur mills
are now jaie and have been s for many years. a.
instance tie great nunlcS OF mills belonging The estate
OF A. T. stewart Tho world few days ago pub
she1 an Interview with Henry Hlt.n. ia, executor %
tho estate IN which he cad that II wool wa admitted
heo OF DUTY he would W tine rocsn mills O, me
estate Immediately This The rii uous state
uent OK me whole reports o.; tagt paper /, wei, known
i"ai tNcop the Cl"nAam Mil sl tie mills l-it hy H. D.
Stewart are IN OF complete ruin. The roofs are
taion IN. the machinery ru,,ed and useless and their
general coditiOn 20 Gapldatcd that
Of machinery could b. Under any crcustlrces
Yhese nils were acquired hy The peculiar methods Of
Nj Stewart and have teen allowed docsy by
peculiar methods Of Nr. Hilton That CIe OF the
mysteries but FOR eN-Jutge Hilton 60 ~ that would
start up one single set Of machinery f. false a. IA.
two paragraphs published lY ne Wo:iL' Nov. not
only are these woo!len mills Of the Stewart IDLE,
but nunOefess others altogether idle but yet they
enuncr- led BY the United census reports under
the head OF Woocn nil, using certain quantities OK
wool This shows how Unt,ustwO.thY ars the c4asu.
returns Besides that, portion Of this wool TO
Canada every worrying IN amount q pouai. according
TO the supply and demand u he market Thsrefoie,
considerable quantity Of wha, GAINED being u.et
IN the United States u te country Tor foclrn
consutpuoa after bc!rg cils-c1 rih TIE consumption n
the United States refofcnc, - tie Cv.,on Houo
turns VIII give TIE cguf.s O; tie exported
Canada. and 1e-eXporici 10 Euroy- The following
show the amount q importation. and ihe amoult
of the wool clip Of the United S.xtes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

K.,pr in tire house.. -iaat - may ~ promptly admin
is.rsi n all .ui.a attack. o. cosfa mor0us. cramps
darrfa ssse say affection Of me ho-'l'. Tor Ss'ss
Dr. Jayns's Carminsavc Rs.'as - on essetna romesy
At THIS season Of tho year srery family wi fad Ia hs
useful and reliable curative. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
NOT WORRIED ABOUT TIE PERSIAN MINISTER

Xcaopaou Ba.talzl the Turkish Consul Gca al, this
port vas asked yesterday IS Tribune reporter any
Thing had been heard by him IN regard 70 tie nOnappgaI
sncc o. the Persian Minister to the United States, who
,e.t Teheau ths country month or ago. or II lie
could any way solve the mystery lie SAID There Ia
st present no representative OF The Poran Government IA
this country; as there Icrsians here don't
consider lis appearance az al mysterious Tbs shah
Persia word DEL siueat al Washington
his representative had ief, Ichr.dn Further than
that we know nohlag. / tlnk thar he would probably
come By the Way OF CODstautnOpe and Paris Ana either
he detained b. sickness wishing friends on tie
way"
Denetrlus n. B0tassA Consul General from Greece,
tad There IS nothing alarming IN the fact that ncws
has been heard tom him. Those OreAtsls Ike to De AZ
tended with great pomp IN making expedition Of that
kind and hc would probably have large sHo and mako
tie journey ia easy stagcs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

sidewalk. Both arrested. and rcy hno4
80 each. although Justice Duty sli a:erwad hli he
hal known that Ia Blanche a prircGgh'er ho would
have given him the Island Tli Tho MARINE
boon drinking much ne would probably have ncaily
kci Qninln sni as was he ugly that tho rolcs
lad 10 u.e their clubs on him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

From The P.itabu. Chronicle.
Dauiek-
AYES. sire
-Iundeistani that the Ohio pos'nsS;crs arc It'le
SLOW With their c8upsg IN CONTRIBUTIONS
"Thcy are Sire. They lack the zeal born ot DINO
fits cve and ;o'tcrca by the hope OF fAvos yct 10
come, and do not sand ready 20 AID with money ana
trained political co.,
How Il that. Daniel -
"Oh. they believe hi. term Will finish Nd, .ny
how. end there Is no use wasting any money on tho
c0mpaign.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

RACES OF TIE LARcufoYT YACHT CLUE
THE LATEST THING IL COMPROMISE Shops BEARS
IT'S DESIGNER TO yrcrorY.

IFS DESIGNER TO VICTORY.
One o, the most important yacht races Of the season
was sailed Yesterday the Larchmout Cub course
In Long Island sound. Il Is trnc tst the compiling
craft OF the forty foot class, but the fnc entries
represented cvery modern form OF hun aud Included
every development Of line. Ono u the boats,
the ChQul;a for The FIST time placed In Compel
ton with other boats. and her action was on that
account observed with tho closest attention. Tho
results Of the competition between hcr.ei ard her
nearest rival arc Of great significance AID VIII have
weight 20 the construction % future cupdeferders
The interest In the race heightened by the fact
that the two leaders had aboard tAsir dei!girT7.
Edward burgess and A. Cary Smith The starters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
SIMPLE DEVICE ron HEyDHs POCKETS

HOw's this Dor gcheuc 10 s"cuWly mchl hiI'o
IN your pocket" ssid metropolitan car cnn4u' lo,
y.ster.ay. rs pocket ssd becu betlr Tort, ~
around Ia, edge o. the holes SEAL rubber bsng -
tiyafly wrapped. al think fhst o5vizi'' gre az ~
Erc-.sitics Of mttrNony. DOM you' rs b-iicf hah
Il IL vas scwed. for never -''re on, a.H y 20
.~cur. that can carry my norcy iY tat pocket
don't know how 10 .-w. and : dd hhVcnJ thc
um-. 30. have not applied for rsicnt - ~ uul
" tho rest Of the bachelors his rohJ COP s'op
usins ~ device tAink III get patent end Collect
rorsliy from thcnL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
NEW WAY 10 PaY OLD DEDrs

Tn. msn ,sio snbsrfiiri for Tho News ior tire
months writes. 81 went 60 pay fnr D. hpnv Hp ~.
lmi I'm q little shofi HuOnsf 90 s'rd Won h.n
dozen eggs n y9un Tii 'cm rnf"f sfiiin A"n hes /"
hatch osf enough clIciea4 20 pay for ,".T sal-
scr.piion.- NoE. tbs is rcw way % Del Ola JDh
bat IL somebody viii oni, .nc ~ a hcn Ne va tfJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Rochester. y Y. Aug. Sl.-Ds Austin Manicyine,
one " the oldest and succees physicians IN tho
city died from paralysis this morning age @-J-nn,.
Ile leaNes d widow ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Phelps In the former struggle It is possible fer
general sewcu TO violate his agreement and
against Mr. Phelps next winter lie IS a soldier as
wei as statesman. and must respect the pledges Of
an honorable agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

iCAULL's COMPANY TO PLAY AT WALLACK'S
Colonel MCCALL arranged Thursday With A. NJ. Palmer
for next the theatre called WalIack's.
Colonel .cCauP5 company VII oegn April l and play
until the eni o. September The date fixed the open.
ing IS weeks earlier than viii give the
company season Of siX months IN New-YorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

New Bedford, Mass Aug. 3 ~Vcclau.-John Hen
drickson who here few days ago, was cru bod
TO death by the fall 81 o. coal into aR empty
bin, where be had gone to smoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
REDUCTION OF RATES.

LONG BRANCH. Aus. 3i.-iho West End Hotel aad 'os
tag.s asnoascc their usual -srtonbrr reduction Of 20
Der cest In prices o. rs,m' aiA board commanding
,o,.~ ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

-OHNsOg-TrCREr AT sa-itors sr-fnrs y v. %
'f.ufs .ay t1rust 80 N.iisn n iahrsnn. % rstielt
Vrrn,nt O. Ni.t1~a 4 ia.ael daughter u tse ~"
Iranci. H. AfImlc0n. % las city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

nag say last yoar and az hiss than On rhss
daj. -. =.
&c and near m. ely today Tiers via sfeS'os "
eov!ur weather. with rsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

1c,..c ia ssAcns, tlr fpsIst ~Ap is conmonly 20
,r.t II, - Do me N.fn, w. Dsiore Justice Dizzy
charge Of .oiey cor iacL al Essex Mars't Court ye''
da~ IT, ral been iiiatug 10 notorious resort 1a ih'
n,wcry wher the excise - - deaI ieies ana about
2 A. IT,. be- hal nght r,th Matthew guinlan whom inc
IT,, ,,...n. Ga ,,,.o.-,iir,eof,ry tlrn. After tno
vo,,,-, ELECTED ,.or they conte-s. tae sou.ssI DC -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
GssriaI Nohtss.
taswrl. Massey ~ Co.'S
FLEGANr AND UNEQrALLED

TOILET IAtl-iA AKA i'fHN
TT r.L.BHsvEO glILtv SO 6cJLp3NE WaAs
oonsttnt si4ylur o. lnpror' &c qlf ' l.t Y'p
~ go prr. g. -. s atrr ArDt the lDAA Ia alt
LABEL fhS IlEELf UNCLAIMED
rIogxSTfNE VIOLET OnHfs SACrEr POWDER
IlcouteS.Dy tre s.ussf vlo.1t Jlor ever malta
mn AND QUININr F1a THE HAIR Noi-ifh.
o., itqr .nu.rslt fis rr.l lr tua.1 "a
crease. Ct, i., in 4 ruYI.r --fl nation
DINTfSE TIL. we klora io'tI p1wier Wilton, ms
teeth All yet Is p-r'er stt' ali pr'''rvstfe
ELDER FLOwER Atip CUCUMBER CREAM. For n,
INhEDiAIE romoru % EJlDuNEs, o. IKE SKIN
ta1 cream 4as DO tlval
ILErWINF- Anew iflil ur-rlra'ion ior "a pre'srrA
ton o. the te-th All lIff slpe-r tTfstftc Gntr
oftcr. arrrstnE hfrV -Ht gfJMIAis q m'fs
hositLfu condition % TIC teeth a1f gums
MELOprHMA. rhe o'i ''v1~I's i'H'1 20 ausi1rhtpn
Of snnsnsAo an irscf'e' tllt, sal ise'
INEXuAUsTIBLE SMELLING SALTS. TIT, sinlr.
able l.a- l,r paag goats g.Fes l-lssria stusa-apA
CAoWEIT~ MASS - 6 CO.,
fs'abiis.ea 1852
Chemists Ilol Rrsi1,av and 5.s rlth ave-. Y.
Casino RnIi.le anl -3s D. mos 81. NoNp'iI L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
EXTENDING SUBURBAN RAPID TRANSIT

Tie suburban Rapid Transit Company VII or'n
for travel another section Of their road in Nor
rsanla to morrow morning. Tie station q, ih' icr'
minus o, tbs new section, vhlc! Is hai milo .oas'
is al Ou.-huudI,d anisiXiy-nlu, =. al Ihr-a'h'
ucGr the STALLION u the Lorseca cEiniany' at a'lcA
passengers hom Fordham ase obliged 10 chang % Is
frequently. Th.s p0llt IS two and haI miles rom
.hc terminus of ths s>cond ave- elevated Io.d'
v!A which the suburban makes droci 'oAilec.'"''
t!us enabling passengers from Mogl.'AAia anu 4ol.t
ham to reach the lover part Of the cty rapidly ~'I
comfortably. fac. which Is fully appreciated by the
citizens. - IS shown h. tie steady increase ia iLe
number Of passengers carried by tnc huou7oaa. II
aso provides easy accss to the many picH'c grounds
and SUMMER resorts In tie Twenty i,ulh Wtrd ana
on holidays especially large travel passes over the
rpAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
i,cl.iiral Ncii.ee.

so.ODe Tarehc. siirfs. Helmets n,lf. &C.. Lowest
Httrcs NAMPAIVS GAMER ASD OUrslI Co. ~
WAY a.. =. \, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
sfRRfTD

Excessive i3o' Veathrr -,.
reader. Co'ra'os laeI.i.el role. va, q Necessary
rY a 81 3onfu! "a tNe blfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Ysnbiishrd IS7>
ME-. McELRAf Ms
HOMEMADE
PRESERVED.
BRANDED
CANNED AND
sYrCFD FRrrrs
PURE RTD cUrRA~r JELLY s SPECIALLY
Jeffes. Jams. rlr.ic4 aal lilco ifrs..
~ D. Goods s.0r.l O. -. fall
MA SARAH s. McELRhTH.
80. Degr4v-sr.
ErOsyn. ". T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-23

iiber feline 9ippsn. @snissr 9armbsrsiss
teit bate Soft benz 8oltaire anssboten
uub peniser bate bieier bisisIbe uerwetsert.
Netn, 70 iebr bate 8oItaire ni9t Soft
~seleusnet, 10 ttef bate ct ii9 .uidt In ben
Sdlamm bes 2aiters seitirst. BIS in ben
Sars binein Bat Seine sesen 9ott sepi:
tbst unb selditert; Bis in ben Sars bineiu
bat CT nod ben @oGiiitsn bes 5Isifdes
unb hes gau6cs it3 seisbut.
SaS lift aIio Der sroBs iibiiGe Sidter,
ben Der periubsts Qiberaltsmus unierer Set
benz erifauuteu SptsBbirsertbum sur Ser:
ebruns uoritslt. @euu I'm er Subsntbuu1
ein adjournment baben muB, stbt es benin
teinen s,6Bersn, teinen beIeren Rann III
SSraeI, I'M auf ben Stein gu erbebsn als
btsien auswurf Der Meni6bett2 WoSu
itnb mir s~etomu,en? Sir men finb Itonu:
mente? Sir 9eIben, OSer fir S9euiaIe9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-23
aetsotsf0er atsaen sersasse.
gOn bsS Oberfsn GOater - Wnttb. 8.
The Dutch Movement.
8sebrter SER Gebac!sur!

@se5rter 9:rr &ebactsur!
SO chen erfatre i'd bur9 einen Brief,
bic Heiber Der bsuti3eu Ratboltten Ser
iamnlunS bdttst bic 9arote a~uS9eSeben:
That dutch movement must be checked.
ga wobI, perfu9e Is! Qstdter uItrO man
ben Mift1ippt tn Ietnem 0aufe bemrnen
alS 6tsisS uerbaBte WoueTent.
Qeber mir rt6t mebr in etnem freten
2aube? User nil f9 erti5usu bic Tretbeit
ber RatboLiten tr9enb elmer NaIionaIitGt
uertir3eu gu molten? Wenn bic 6eutf9eu
SatboItten idbrIi3 an reIisiOiem @ifer uuO
an 3abI wa9ien, per MIL tbuen bteies pet:
webren? N0tu man has @a&Stbum Der
9euti3eu bier 3uIauOe perbtn6ern, 10 per-
f5IteBe man unisre 9dfeu geSen ite wte sss
gen bic gbtneien, bas 1T bus etnStse wtrt'
iawle WtitteI 9cgen bus bnt3 O%eoOeuent.
8Ober 6tsier Reib ge8en bos but6
Ropement? Oaber, neil man felt LANCER
jSeit ben beuti5en RatboItfen NIT i3eeIenl
au9e an8eieben bat. unb parum fat man
tbr NIT I4eeIem Iu9e uuseieBsn2 @eiI ct
auf bic oeuti9e Spra5e in S6uIe unD
Rir9e nidt let9t uerji3teu nil. 0teie
SOnberbarteit, oil Der ct ~bartnddis feit:
bGIt, tam man ibm nt9t uerjetben. limb
parum 90Hnt man ibm ni9t feline Wutters
Ipra9e, Die man ie bod bent Rufsn, benz
gbineieu, benz Scanbiuauter sSnnt2 Wan
eibt Dor, boB Wtqtonen pom InbersgIdus
bisen ii6 betsbreu pIrben, penu bic
0eutI9en nur etumal ame~rttdniftrt Ieten.
Sci bteien @urten ieSt Stauuen mid In
Ge,wirruns. ST es Grnit Ober Srouie2
Sd traus meinsn Sinneu ni9t mebr. 81
es 0ummbstt oSer @si8bett2 Sd weib
ut@tS barauf gu erwtberu.
8isbsr NAT t9 ber Weinuus, bas impos
nirenbe Wtertmal ber &atboIi5itdt, obet
AQSemeinbeit Bet tat9oItI3eu &tr3e, tretg
utr9enbuo offenbarer gu Gage ols bier IN
Amerttu, uub SUar chen bur@ bic 8telfdI.
tisteit ber tatboIii6eu RationaIitaten, biz
f3~ barmontI5 bier gu elmer einiSen &tr5s
uereintgen; uuo nun bore t3 gum erffeu
RaIe, baB bieie 8teIfdIttgtett Elm Stnber:
ntB iet, bas benz uebertritte 1nbdbIt9er Su;
tatbOIii3en Rir9e I'M @e9e itebe.
9esrstFs 6as, wer tanu. Soute BIZ
i6neae Querteanttruu9 Der Oeuti3en MID
3u benieIben &eiuItaten fibren, pIe bi,
rai4e Imeritantitruns 6er StaIiener, be,
8Obmen, BET POIen?
Gi9t bic tat5oItide Rir3e amsrtta's,
wObl aber Der amerttantibe llns unb SIR:
sIauben pirbe ben ]Q6penantbeil Der ameri:
tantttteu Grem6Iin9e beim fibrsn. 81
@rfabrnng, unb 3war cine iebr traurise
lte9t Dor uns. Ber bteieIbe ieben MIL, bel
f9aue UNI i9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-23
Suxem6 Ges.
Dereintate Stdateu.

gtner @orreiponbena aus
Sanoustp, Ohio, entne5men mir bas 5oIs
9ente:
unier 9farrer 81. q. NOES perIdbt
uns nadite ISOLDE. @r 9ebt mad Oeuti6lanb
fiji. INNER. Dor 16 Sabren fam Der bo6m. 81.
Wtoes bas 5rueite Wtal mad Saubusfp, no er il,
Der 3sit pom 3tuei Sabren ii9 bemiibte, nit alien
ieinen RrGften un6 Mitteln cine meme 6irde au
baueu unb 70 arbeitete er i'm 8ertrauen auf
@ott, uno mad bartert &arnpfe pon abt Sab
rem fonnte Der bo9rp'ite Sii6of bic nelle Rtr6e
eiupeiben. sic 1T Elm itattli6es @ottes6aus,
,pie faum elm i6Oreres I'M Staate Ohio su fin:
ben III. sic toitets etuas iber 100, 600 OoQara
unb 1T be3ablt bis auf 5 $1,000, pel9es mir i9on
beIablt batten, aber mir mubten etn ueles
Saulbaus barteu, bas uns 81 $500 tofete. 8ds
ter Wtoes bate iebr piel 81 tbun fir bas gSobI
Der @emeinoe. ghm III CT altersi9wa9 unb ses
bre9li6 unb min ieiusn 2ebensabeno in einem
6loiter bel isiuer Ri6te in 9urembur9 3ubrins
gen, biz i'm Der Serr in Elm beiieres SsenIeits
ruft u1tb er belobnt wirb fir 2lqes, mas er bier
9eruirtt bat i'll Weiuber9e bes Serrn. MSss
Inn @ott cine 9lidli9e 6eiie 9epdbren unb
i'm nod LANCE am Qeben erbalten! Inns iou er
TETS I'M Ser3en bIeiben fir auss, mas Ct bier 8es
than bat,