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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
FIFTH edition


The Superior Court n, "
IUanty met Of 10 o'clock mi. eN Vaslls
Chief Jusice ComeRys srT FORENOON,
raynter on The bench. Judge lIoN4S
came up from Dover on q later ,r huston
appeared upon the bench. VAN aud
Inc hrst case called wa. H.,
redmond Smith W.. Thomas ] is,noDl s.
A Jury being ealle1, MIR. Nle,Is , ...au.
ior DIT. enith, stated 10 tile ,ury ,,,,o,utJ
the May term oi Court E1i'...nN a.
arrested on = charge of dau va
vile. The Court decreei H., ~ = w ili
should pay Is per week 4 ~. N.'lofia
Of his wife, and required ns, tuF33'l
t0oO ball TO pay the same. XIII. us sIe
II he was allowed to 70 out h. ' so, "a SAD
cure the bail required. Mr S., aVII pro
h'tioran 9 counsel proiieled TO ,bs G y',as
70 become temporary security .oT yy n"'
ran Whlie be went Tor bis Sc IT, ''''0'
hi,ioran went out but ap or 5r,r,u,,
ard MIR. Smith paid tn, ainol NJ s F'1e'
the court. As Killlr.u III La Va. ,'.. v
belonging 10 him, unencumh.fD1 r IL.
city. MI, smith sued out an a, a. 0
against the house, Tor The ~. 49,. u1'rli
money. After a stAi me- Of n. s
te Jury rendered dgu IN,
p.aintin for u nho'ea oun, - 10
Inc case Of George T.. r,.ts. -,
selma A. Peterson, agaiu.tt. ~
Railroad, was postponed uu,il lrt. ,e., a.
AZ II O'Clock the jury va, J.c,,.!iat;
until Tomorrow morning 4, o'ci' ~
there tcing no cases ready .o,,r,1 -
In the application OF Mary Fm,., t..
divorce from Edward Fen,op. ,ns II w
tin was allowed $3.50 alimony, p.rJita ""a'
desision of the case. Lore for ii, ha,r
Harrington for defendant '''a
"wednesday morning At9 o'clo.k Ma.
liked for the argumeut for anew ,,',l T..
george Williams, convicted uf ,se ,a' ,o'
der OF Walter Z. Wright I'D -''
Alter some consultation be,vse, NJ.
fhekett, Esq, counsel forlY,L Law ,ni
Order Society, aud attorneys ur,pa,n.
Der Of liquor license applicant. il va,
sgreed to tike up the grau.lrs Of le,ss.
on Thursday. '''"
Al u o'clock court djoarusl until
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
FOURTH EDITION



Since January /, 1889, there have been
reported TO Coroner Neven Z. Gamble
and Deputy Coroner George I. Barnhill
l45 cases, an average OF nearly three per
week. OF this number 6s we're violent
deaths OF these tour resulted IRON
Runshot wounds inn,eted by others,
namely: Flank Daniels, Luke Elliott,
Walter L. Wright, Francis JankUysky.
Two deaths, Samuel Edwards and Martin
Dtordan, resulted from kui'e stabs.
The names OF the railroad victims were:
G. NJ. Roberts, Ernst Gabriel, Charles (.
Spencer, Roger }. Bayne, Michael Mad
dsn, James NJ. Dennison, james T. Len
derman, John Wade, Matilda Wade.
Frederick SchrOedel, Albert Hudson,
Frederick Ryan, Jennie Larue, Lens
Wagner, Robert Gibson, Harry Grail,
Patrick Ryan, John HogbeIg, Joseph
Bonsall, j, hu Logan, Lewis J. Pyle,
Daniel Robinson, Samuel Barnard, John
Gayahan, John Morgan, Israel Temple,
Edward Lyle, Clarence Couwell anu two
unknown.
Thirteen were found drowned, as fol.
lows: c. Hetheringion, James Cochran,
Joseph Downey, D. II. Clark, Petef b.
Becker, William Holmes, Andrew Colds
borough, Charles Thomas, Georg. 7.
Barrett, William McGlaShAn, Arthur
Greg0ry and two unknown.
Five are known 10 have committed
suicide: james McAllister, Charles T.
Dure, John Tikier. Patrick Bgogau,
Annie W. Simmons.
Twelve met deaths by other accidents,
IS follows: James J. Aldrieh, George
Balbaeh, Thomas Collins, Leonardo Eira.
mora, Thomas Laiure, james Il. sapp,
John W. Keith, Michael McMahon,
Mary E. whibbley, John CouSh.in'
Charles q. Deakyne, Charles Braud.
One case at Blackboard station has teen
reported, sut no cause has been assigned,
as the coroner is unable to reach there
until this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

Alfred @. Broos 5, residing near Chris
tiAns, White Clay Greek Hundred, cut
one 81 his feet very badly last Friday,
while engaged 10 chopping wood in the
" lols. Dr. Peters was called IN and dress
"a the wound, putting in several stitches.
o. Sunday while crossing the room by
the aid OF crut hes, the stitches gave way
and he lost a quantity OF blood before it
could be chez 4el, thus rendering further
attention OF his uhy,ic'a an Necessary. Mr.
Is. is an Industrious and enterprising
farmer, and this acc!den: is serious
drawback 10 him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

On Wedni sday evening at &c, ock
Mr. Frank W. Todd, OF Allegheny City,
formerly OF this city, was united In mar
rage to Miss Matte z. DAVIS, of Edge
moor, at the residence OF the groom 5
parents, No. HOP Madison street, By the
Rev. Jacob TODD, d. D., OF Grace VI. f.
Church. The bride was Handsomely at
tired In white Faille Ersucais, with train,
wearing roses and diamonds. Miss
FEMME A. Davis, sister OF the bride, WAS
bridesmaid and prettily dressed in pink
Henrietta. Mr.. ID. Clinton Davis, brotbe
oil the bride, acted as best man. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis E. Todd, MIR. aud Mrs. IVAN
Davis, MIR. and Mrs. JAS. II. Mont
gomery and daughter OF Phi.aielphls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Todd, Mrs. MARIA.
ret Starr Miss Maggie starr, MIR. and
Mrs. Winfield Starr, Mr. and Mrs. BIac
Starr, Miss Bessie Starr, Mss Dole
Starr, Rev. aud Mrs. Jacob Tudd, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. W. Todd and daugh er
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Todd Mis-
Nary Todd, Mrs. Lydia a, Todd,
Mr.. William L. T,dd, MIR ami Mrs.
Harry F.To1d, Mr.. aud MIS-. Hi Meudiu.
hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Mccall, Mr..
Joseph AeudinhAll, Mr.. Geo. Reming-
toni Mr. W illlam Taylor, Dir. Bert Wen
del, Mr.. Augusta McCauley, Miss Isabel
Baxter, Mr.. Samuel D.. Hardy, MIR.
Frank Bainbdlge, Mr.. CERs. BoEcr, Mr
Del. Kyle. Mr.. William johnson and
lady, Mr.. Southwaite. MIS- Or. Harms
Miss Holston, Mrs. May Mathews, OF
Baltimore, and many Others.
After the ceremony tie bridal party
proceeded TO the dining room whega !
sunptuous supper awaited them, wlich
gave much credi. to Caterer Dolau wh,
had charge.
The presents were bolh numerous and
costly. The newly married couple let
Tor the 10. 40 train arid the shower o
rice and old shoes for their future hyilI
in Allegheny City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

Mr. A. c. BHnton hiss an old bf'cs
taken from the ruins Of house bu !. en-
Saud ilQoken, OF Fost ass'm~F, az ,Gay,
sut N4w 'astie, OIL ont Str e Or Nat T
street IN 1857. The WING t.mIy Oh e
cecupitd tEis Old i use TVS known e
the tie house. Bricks were drSt made
in New Castle bY Jacobus Crab IN 1886.
The brick in Mr., Briuton' possession
Is like plete Of sandstone and ore hal o.
Itis worn away Mr., Briutcn intends &c
present the brick to the delaware HIS.
toricsl Society.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

Mary Ann, widow OF the late Thomas
Hopes, died at her residence in MIL
Creek Hundred on the 2y.h inst, from
pneumonis, aged Z years. Her funeral
will take place on Thursday, January 2,
ls.D, at - O'Clock a IN. As Mrs. Hopes
wss about breathing her last, Mrs.
Graves, " idoW OF tue late samuel Graves.
who was in attendance, experienced a
paralytIc attack. AID lay for several
ronrs in an unconscious state. She finally
rallied, however, and hopes Of her reeoY-
cry are entertained
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

| osr.-oN SUNDAY AFTERNoo
LADY, scarf pin, crescent shape, in
"S5,syih lArl OF tlir city. The Under viii be
Monroe 81. d3o.stt
w A n L ED - SITUATION BY
49,. sttolE, T,ilinE giIl to do house
ONCE. dsS. S,s ~"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

The marriage Of Mr. Philip Jones and
Miss Ida Patton, By Rev. Mr.. Ifswari, IL
The new u. z. ttlfch at Bndgcy..le,
Sussex County, lsss Thursday evening.
was attended by some SIX hundred Ia ties
an gentlemen, several Of whom were
residents q our city and county. A ter
the ceremony C3mptuous re,ast WAS
served at the bride resi- leuce, Of Which
a large Humber Of relatives partook with
great satisfaction. Tie presents were
both numerous aad costly. Among tie
more Inn Grtant was a new farm wagon
which was pres9Es BY William Fay loy
OF Md iletown. 20 IS sometimes styled
the lumber king Of Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
AAburx-


Pastof Hanua's text yesterday fore
noon was Gal. "; AS, "When the full
nsss OF the time had come, God scot
forth his son, made OF woman, made
undrr the law to redeem them that were
under the law, that we might receive the
adoption Of sons.
He made the following points:
i. God sent forth his Son. Divinity
and humanity discussed, and HE sub
lection to Law.
2. The time of His coming. II was
Code aud the prophetic time. There
was universal expectation. Political
conditions of the time aud the fullness
OF time were discussed. Other systems
OF religion and philosophy had all failed.
Christ came as baby IN the mAnRer.
3. The purpose OF His coming to re-
deem them that were under the law and
to adopt them into the family OF God.
He treated 1t textually. The choir
gave beautiful Christmas music both
forenoon and evening.
Notice was given out OF watch meeting
ct Asbury on Tuesday evening, beginning
at Q clock.
The order will be 4:
]. A hall hour service Of song.
2. Sermon by Pastor Hanna on &c Ding
Forward"
8. The hrst In series Of rsvIvsl meet
ings.
EVENING.
The topic was; Diseases OF the tongue
cured" The preacher showed. as consid-
erations OF cure:
l. How improbable these disc ases of
lying, gossiping aud laundering always
are. They are boomerang.
2. That when spoken they are beyond
our control. The Islander often
lives after the vindlcatlou 10 forgotten.
3. On account OF the injury done to
the one diseased. Whoever goes out TO
hunt Islander can always nnd Il He be-
Titles his own character aud wtakens his
judgment with general suspicion OF hu-
manity.
4 The reed we all have OF charity
teaches us TO be charitable to others.
8. 1t takes two persons to perpetrate
the evil Of SANDER, q hearer a. well as a
speaker. The duty OF the listener 10 10
condemn the slanderer even with an
angry counteIance. "As the north wind
driveth away the rain go does an angry
eounienance the back-bitinS tongue"
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

New Haven, Conn, z. B. Frazer Efn.
secretary. Two cases: Of smallpox exist
al Winl.o Locks in the county OF Hart
ford, IN the pereon OF Kate bates and
Ars. Cell, King. The origin OF The d.
enie IS rsp room otseymour Paper Mnl.
where both women worked. Precau-
tons are being taken. You are auth
led aud requs sied by tits Board to take
such inriher measures for the protection
OF Your ttrrltory, ia conformity with the
'eflus oi the resolutions adopted by the
iL'tfGat onal conference OF boards u
health AZ Toronto, Canada, Octob-r Ctl
ieH7- as Ia your lud4 nelt may he
deemed necessary.
c. a IINusrEA Encrn.nrr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

LA~LESCE, Mas, Dec. 21.-About
noon today the body of Mis- Sarah I.
Nichols was found frozen IN the ice of
the MerrlIusc River, about He atoye
;he upper bridge. The body was drawn
ashore BY the polio. N.,s N4clos die.
appeared from Lowell, CAI!sttaas eyotilg.
SHE resided in BelTidefe aud Was recent.
Is swtnlied out OF $1,000 ~ Charles
Me,csH. Tbs caused dependency saI
"a 70 hcr sue De. Tbs to!y ~ t-..ea
10 Lowell this evening,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

{ wv NER WANTED FOR A g.!
- dog which gaine 10 No. xs4Sa
- re 'tfeeh over Eleventh IT., OflIEr.
bY paying costs. nat IN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

fE..lIS, lee. .|-Ur. Peters. tie Att
can *. io.er, IL. lie Litter llt-d KeaI4.
u,toat. :, reeeAf'y received is lis
brother, alter stating that lac AAd E.,itti a
naive gAl-lt4iu says lie had .eiea.e,itue
q l.o-s aHI captured their have 1. lie
expresses fears u col!!.et VIII It 80.
NAL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

The new year will be u - :, , IA luz 4
Newport, on New Year ; : E{s .. I,j NJ
at 10. 80 o'clock. On ne1 ia G,lTi
ing, Jaauary Isl. being ~ ssie5l mrt
C6rIftmas, there will be i,5'!ay aboel
aud Christmas tree f.r L CO., o.SI a,i. I'D
Al 7 O'clock, Bishop Coleman "''
clergy will DO pre'en"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
GAS STOVES.

,,in Ss,iAo'e spring. summer. autumn and
g, 1"nNsnient for LArid heating In sitting, Sc w.
lhk, i-oislng AND Bath Rooms and Tor l;o1sing.
walls, noors or ceilings A
stoves furnished at al .u, rnst
Apply al gAs Orlee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
DRUNK EN- NESS
pi lhe Liquor Habit Positively Cared
by Administering DIR. H.dns5
lIullrn SnnnInr-

iics. ~ given IL cup o. coffee or - wint.
cNi tltr b. arN ledge 81 TIE person sing 70 "a
ausututtl, aHrHtta- au1 viii elect = ltrtag-
1T aui speedy cute, whether tie pAtlel.t IS
moderate 4tln"ef or An alcoholic wreck.
thousands 81 l1runsaris lave been made ten .
ItTAt' H.e1 = tn tave tsss j ttplt'a5 ye~l de- Ia
iIsir coffee - thalt thrlr AuBwie1ge aud to
Gay To-, lteEt HEY qIi. ar.HkIux oil t4elr own
Zee Will. IT NEVER FANS. The system
crC- lt- gre znatti with the Sptrldc.i IL becomes
~ utter impOssiOi.ity for the liquor hab.T 10
Fof sale Ny z. JAS. BELr, ACT, 9Th and Mar
EelSts. ispAge t0ok free. lJ-eod-lf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

Abort Cowgirl and J-!e J. Green,
dong business a. essy- &, zen. Ns.
@l5 Loockernan street, Dover, Delaware,
dea eTs In drugs, books and window
shades, have failed, ard the store WEI
closed BY the shsliH Gu Saturday night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Mr. Robert
Garrett Is in very poor health. Al times
be is very much depressed AID coca
sionally becomes very excited. He is
stu at his country home, "Up.auls, !"
near Gainesville. Hs friends have no.
been encouraged b. reports from HE
oh Ysicians, especially 40 be hA, been u
We'll Cd and on tor more ihAn Two years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

TIE watch meeting OF tkl Union BAp.
iis' Mi'si9n, NeCauiley stree above Lom-
ta5d, wiil take place on Tuesday evening
a. 9 80. Preaching at 1873. TIE shak-
Ing VI the ChF.stmls tree viii take pace
III the church On Wednesday mur-iLg At
1850.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

The members Of TIC BAYari Le- ION are
notified to attend their regular weekly
meeting io-ti At, II tIe'r headquarters,
5l0 Market stIeet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

At the Prfa, b RS me ting today Rev.
j. t. Van BuTSslpw read payer aud
Kew. I. y. G'vsn were appointed -
deliver a lermcn fer critics ueI; No.
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

Mr.. Frank swsrtz, o Gettysburg, Pa
% visiting his brother Rev. William 2.
svArtz, pastor OF Central Presbyterian
CluIch, t.1 civ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

rr. J. Lipp'teotl vii remov- from cot
French street 10 "a! Free. "a on January
G,5, 1890.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
Fire

insurance, lea.iug companies, Lowest
rates. Call on or address Tho. +. Han.
lon, No Els. seyeulh street, Whining.
ton, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

WAN 7 L d IMMEDIATELY. A
YOUNG Nhiie Sirl f,r genefAi house.
% ~ - N'hS 81 dH-.ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
COME IN AND SEE US.


Tine table IN eject NoA. -. I1. Train
leave Mnmin kton french street, ~ follows
For Reading, BirdabOro, Joanna, bpFiug
n nSl9: ,MsJ1TssSss5 JSH,s'Ian. 'g,,s:,' q.
Werners Vile and all pointa on the Phila.
slphiA Ane Reading a. r., 100 a. m. and
:. - y. N.
Ior spnnSneld. Waynesourz junction,
FoT1 and AnntcbAnli and in ternedlAte points
1OJ IA. M, 2.25 and 10 y. m
For Chadds Ford Junction and points
on The 4. q u. c. Il. H., ut 100 Il. M,
- and Is y. IN.
tur West Chester, 100 a. M, > Is and
j.iGp. ~
Daily except Saturday and sunaay.
For New Briigt aad intermediate points
IL ,. N. and on Saturday only A. 81 aad
lo.lbp. m.
On sunday for Reading and later nediats
Points. ats. /! q. IN. And for Springasld aaa
internedihte posnt Al 5, D. n.
4. q. NeCAUsIsAHD. BOwN Ess BRi98A
Hapenntsadeat Gen Pass. Ag'L
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Incorporated by the Legislature, Tor Edu-
cati0nh amt Charitable purposes and IL
franchise made part of the present stat e Com
stliutiou, iu 1873, by an Overwhelming popu-
lar vote.
Its Mammoth drawings take
place semi-annually, jane and DE.
cember aud lis grand single number
draw inEstske place in eachof the otherIO
months of the year. and arc all drawn
Ia public, at the Academy OF Music.
New Orleans, La
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

The Sunbeam Bay Club will give .
hop New Years Eve, at the Messick
Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
A CARD.

Something that You like will be found
~ San Rosa eigsTs. Durateip, No. Q L,
Sec0Ld street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
CHRISTIAN FEHIGEg, Pres.
d-S-iSt WILLIAM A. LA NOTE, secy,
FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
liz acres 81 superior land, modern
lwelling, ten rosms, erected on nns site,
frame barn and cutBuildinsa. situated ~
mits from kenneit Turnpike, ~ miles
rom stations on u. c. T.. H., land near
~ levsl snd splendidly ~stered, one OF the
hhest farms IN the Township sold 10 close
ne, estate OF Caleb :. Mindle. deceased,
squAre, IA. dg6-3tdAgtw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
Grand nOnthIy
DRIVING.


AT the Academy of Music, New Or.
leans. Tuesday. January IA, 1890.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

! Bush French stree, whstt is ito
place TO buy Tear Goa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30

For Gentlemen. Sure cure. ia not
only sure cure I'm every case but u
real preventive II tkcn in time without
lelhy. sod in one and two-dollHr bot
|, le-. Depot, Wilmington, Del.. Ma. I0l
l. st Fourth 81. e2s6t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-30
100000

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves. $40: Quarters, ~, Tenths
So, IAentieths 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
@i6ti8er Gnti6eio.

Sn gisu Yort mar Sobn Wc@uire wdbs
rsnb bss gslu5s elmer Der Wc 9Ipnn'iden
vIntt. YOusrtp"s 81 riammlunsen seftorben
unb bic Ssrwalter Der ct. Yatrids. Ratbes
brule psrusissrten inn cine @rabiteae In
benz galuarp :5risbbofe. Sn SoIse bsiien
psriudtsn Wc@uirs's Anseb6rise i'm
&e9tswese BITE @eftattuns ietner 8eerbis
suns In benz senannten Sriebbofs gu ers
~3pinsen, murben aber NIT Der bet~reffenbeu
&Iaae pon Der Supremesg SQUIRT obs unb an
BITE 8trdenbsbSrben psrwieien. - Gin pets
ninftiser &t9teripru9. Wenn bic 5tns
terIaiienen bss Rrateblers i9on on bic
Supsrioritdt hes weltli1en @eri9tes lber's
tir9lide @eies, aIio on bic StaatsaIs
ma9t seslaubt baben, warum liebsn fs
i'm ni9t slet9 pom Coroner beerbisen ober
pom S9morer perbrennen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29

nod glidlt1em 2eben ftrebt, 70 uirb nit
Re1t Sober, mas er tam, benz Inbern obs
nsbmen, I'm, auf Nnbsrer Soften f9 bic
M6sIidteit slifli1en 2sbsns au usri9afs
fen. Nu9 wirb teine @epalt binreidenb
ifarte 3iseI beisen, um bic erresten 9eis
beni1aften tn Saume gu balten, benn
notbwenbis muB bic &raft ber @eisee ses
brodsn unb iebe @utoritdt seidpa9t wers
ben, penn Der b6biie unb epise Seoess
arunb, bas @ebot unb Serbot @ottes, abb
seIebut wirb. 60 mus pon 9runb aus
bic birserli5e @eieuidaft. eridattert wers
ben, inbem uneridttlide @isr bic Ginasls
men su beitdnbisem 8stttimpGe treibt, In
benz bic @inen bas grporbsne su bewabs
rem, bic anbern bas @swini5te gu erwers
ben itreben.
@srabe basu lit unisrs iSsit seneist.
Sebo1 sibt es eineH 1mitanb, auf Srunc
bsfen mir bic sesenuarttsen t1sbeI in tr0it:
Ii1srem 2idts erblitsn uno before 9offs
nuns bsssn biirfsn. 0enn Soft bat gum
Setn Jules sei9uifsn unb gum 9eile &C.
biIbet bic g6Itsr bss grbtrsiiss" (@eisb.
/, 14). @ie aber bieie game Belt nun
bur1 bic Sorisbuns Defen, auf befeu
@iut fe entitanoen 1T, erbaIten werbsr
tann, 70 t6unsn audi bic Meuiden MI,
burd Oefen &raft sebeilt werben, beiier
8obItbat he pom r%lutsrsanse gum 2ebsr
berisf. Denn Seias @briftus bat burd
feline g~Iutpersiesuns bas Wenidense'
i1le9t spar u Elm Wal erl6st, aber bau'
ernb unb unpsrsdnsIid 1T bic Rraft bieies
70 sroBen Wertes unb @si9stes: vllnt
ni9t In irsenb einem anbern LIT bas 9eil'
(4poff. 4, l2). Ssne alto, weI6e BIZ
wadisnbe Slamu1e Der Soltsleibsni9after
bur9 ben 0ibsritaub Der 9sisse ausI6
i5en wolen, f~treitsn a~lerbinss fir bic De.
re9tisteit ; aber is m0sen %erteunen, BAT
tbre Mrbeit teine ober isbr serins
Gru9t brinsen uiro, 70 LANCE fe bartnddi!
bic &raft bes @panseliums turiidneiiel
unb BON ber 9ilfe Der &irte ni9ts wifel
molten. Dartn Iiest bic 9eiunbuns be
l1sbel, baB mon, anberer gntidIieBun!
folssnb, TN p%riuateu mie i'm Offentlibel
2eben au Seius Gbtiifus unb auf ben DRIFT
Ii@sn 2sbenswes Surittebrt.
Gorti. foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Str3ft6e 2lentgReitem.

@r3biOeee q msOor r..

gr3bi6ceie RemsYorf.
Scr Sirtenbricf bes @rBbiidOfs @Orri'
gan, wobur9 ben 8atboIitsn Der 8siu9 Der
3uiammentinfte Der Or. Wc9Ipnn'l9en
AMT Poverty Society" bel Citrate Der
ausi9lieBuns pom ben Satramentsn, psrs
boten pirb, 1T am 90. Sanuar tn ben 6irs
den Rew gorts uon Der &an3sl bsrab psrs
Ieien porben.
0t6cee . ubuque
81 ct. Batrif, @arrpopsn, baut Rsp.
Relp einen neusn Tburm an bic Stride,
an Der aud ionitise 8srbeGeruusen semadt
werben iOlen. Dte Qrbsitsn iousn SO
$4,000 ~betra8en. Mit benz Bre1en Der
Steine gum 6unbamente bat man %besonnsn.
Bie mir erfabren, bat es fid BET Der
abre4nuns berausseitslt, baB bic nsusrs
baute Ssr3:Seiu &ir9s bier tn Dubuque
$35. 900 obne Senitsr unb bas bis iett ans
ssi9afits Wobilar, nit bsmieIben $42, 900
toifet. Die 9emeinbs bat bios mebr $l3,s
900 S9uIben. Das III elm sIan3enbsr
Beueis nt@t aasin Der Spferpilistsit Der
@smeinbe, fonbern aud Der l1mf&t Der ae.
f@dftIi@en 2ettuns bes bo9w. pfarrsrs
NIT benz Bau'g omtte unb benz Ar9itseten.
Di6cefeR swarf.
Nus eineui uns tusefeuten Bsri&ts sr'
febsn wir, bab bic pom Rsp. 8. @syIanb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
YiIgcrfabrt na6 YaIdittna.

9is erits ameritaniids Yilserfabrt mad
Baidftina wiro am Oonneritas, ben 81.
Sebruar, pon Reu Yort aus ansetretsn.
gs betbsilisen fid suet 8iidOfe an bsiels
ben unb Die srite 4btbeilans Der BiIser
tam am 16. Wai pisber in Nep Dort eins
t~reffen, wabrenb bic speite unb brittle abs
tbsiluns, peI9e bic &eiie auf usri6ieoene
Gambler unb Stdbte bes Worsens uno
absnblanbss ausbsbnen werben, erit am
80. Rai reip. Is. Stunt 3uradtsbren
t0nneu. Die 3sit pom 8. bis "a. Ipril,
pel9e bic 9barpo9e unb Sftern eins
i6IieBt, psroen bic BiIser in Seruiulem
unb befen llmssbuns Bubrinsen. Die
Sinreiie erfolst iber Gom, bic &iitreiie
lie mad Der Nbtbeiluns) iber 8enua,
Neapel, 8aris u. 9aure, ooer aIeranbrisn,
sltben, 9ensbig, 2uSsrn, Yaris u. (. ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
0robberSO8tbum.

2uremburg. Der @eieaenpersin
bat pie bsrt6mmii9 am abenb bss beilissn
Stepbanustasss. fir feline Sreunbe unb
@6nnsr unb fur ale feline Wttsliebsr bas
bibIii9 fromms @eibua4tsipiel Der
Stsrn pon Bstblsbsm1 CUR auffibruns ses
bra9t. Der sroBe Saal bss @eisaen'
bauiss mar bis aaf ben Isstsn pIas sss
flat. Das Stad parb ausse3ei4nst sss
seben.
Quremburs. 9ts So. O. TbiIs
ses.Gabsr, &entner, 9sors Dittenauer,
Snsenieur, unb SOispb Werf4 : 9slbens
fetn, Saubelsmann, aIe bret wobnbaft 5u
9ursmburs, fiab auf bic Dauer bon brei
Sabrsn, tn ibrem Gmts ais WitSlteber bes
tlebsrwa&unssratbss bet Sparsafs bsftd'
tist worbtu.