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The Washington critic., 1889-02-05
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans
TUESDAY. February IL, 1880,
CAPITAL PRIZE, S3U0,000.

100, 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each,
Halves, $40; Quarters, 50; Tenths,
81; Twentieths, 81.
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The Washington critic., 1889-02-05
FORTY MILLIONS

See our 1890 overcoats. Eisemans, 2 & f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Alexander, Aaolp and ano. 20 Elsie Tuska, No. 1856
South 5thave., year, $1,000
Baumert, Caroline, 70 Bowery Savings Bank,
Houston 81, " Cliftonst, years, $4,000.
Cullen, John, to the Rector OF Grace Church 9 Willis
ave, n OF 144th.st years, 4 mortgages, $4,000.
Carroll Bridget. % Chauncey truax, 3Sthst, Of
1staye., mouths $780,
palsea John, e sarah Baldwin. lcth-st, of 9th
Dreyfus. }uius 20 Benedict Klein. 1oth-sve. of
ELDERS Mary, 70 Frederick J. Middebrooh Nos ss and
80 Grsnd-st and "A Thompson-st, year, mortgages
5000
years, $4,000
Fredieksea. frederick 70 Joha GermunsOn s Ave. c.
Q Q Ciif. st, years, e3, 500.
Goblin, Michael 70 Sarah Taylor . S9Ih.st., Of
aitE' John and vie to Peter DOelses. eoh.st of
Hastings Sarah, 70 Bowery Savings Bank No. POS
Centrest, and 40 Baxter-ss, year, SlS,00O.
Hail. James, to Charles Weinberg, 79thst. o Of
eth-sva 1 year, el20.000
Hermann. joseph. to Martha Stopped, 75sh-st of
2d-ave 2 years. q, GOO.
Hogan, Thomas 70 Hermann Kahrs. No. s1s Henry.st
Hopy. yohn, 70 John Dolsn, 2d-aye, s Of 5eth-ss
Klein, Benedict g John Hardy, 1oth-ave. Of
Lowe. csrolIns 70 Amelia David 2Sh-ss. of 7th-
ies5 Moses 70 Morris. sscekei. NorfOlks ST. n of
Moore, Rachel, % Jacob Basor convsnssve. n Of
14lstst years %, 600
t5thst, . Of sth-ave year. e7e0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. &
w II, r. 7. n Co. Lessee see, Trains leave West aga;
earlier from foot =: iay;st n. ShlssgS' DsuG!.
Louis 90 100 IS rs p. M Toronto 10 55 m, 200.
Is is p. Monlrea, Canada Eas:, 20 700 M Niagara
s:i5 o :5S p m, 20; 100, Is 10 D. N. (sad All $50 m
for UteR only) Kingston, Saugertes, Catskll Albany
8l5, a i6. 70 49, All go and "a 90 'e9e $40
p NewsaH 1olS M 40 Si9 ,S s;aS p n,e y.
ngears tos nunao Magyar FaS Toronto D sstt
days. Other trains daily except sundays. q Leave
fIoboken West shore Station All 80 a. M $3.50
d m For tickets, timetables Information apply az
oaees: Brookiyn-883 WHshington-st $50 Fultoh-ssdy
Annex once foot OF Eptonst NewroTs Sipzl' sn O
West Shore Stations foot Of West and foot o. Jay
ST., NJ r. wescops Express calls ior eno SIiTEr
sasS General pssscnscr Assent, vanderblisays. y. x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
miscellaneous.

Nd BUSHES Of every description q. sl5 Pearls oppo
ID site Peck Slip LOWEST PRICES. JOHN *
HOPPEL, Manufacturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlands and
Desbrosses sts. Us fOloWsi
80 a. m. for CatasauQua and intermediate points.
a. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and tho West ind principal local points Chair car 10
ii O. No. for Cherrv Ford and intermediate points.
1 u. m. for Tunhhannock and intermediate points
Chair cars TunkhSnnocE. Connection Heading and
$40 = m. for Pittsto1 and principal intermediate
bI0 D. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection % Reading and Harrisburg Chair car TO
p. N; tof Geneva Lyons. E!mira. Rochester, Buffalo
Trains leaving az 2 M p D.. M iI and 40 y M con-
49, SUNDAY TRAINS.
O. m. for Aaueh Chunk HaIleton and intermediate
as D. m. for Coplay and intermediate pointS
D. for Geneva Lyons, Emlrn, Rochester, Butfaia
and The West Pullman sleeper b. Lyons.
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE.
ON and after April 10 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


Go Sesss ssd SsS sR P Issns
yS y vd H h also East Albany to st. A6an' via
S:5o Ism a. m.,I FAMOUS yEsT1BULED NEW.
Y9K SHISASo Il 81 ESs
Taeas Syracuse, EccSss;er Buis6 Erie cleye!and r.
arriving a. ChSssS S u
Coyeisad With train for Columbus and Cincinnati Eis.
gan. ~ men, 6sRsSs Express SSw s6 II % Falls To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit and
IL 30 m, Western Hew.YOrk and Northern Express
for Saratoga, Lake George Rutandt Bennington North
1870 ,. M Albany. Troy and Utica Special with draw
IS ISL D. M, Accommodation to Albany and Troy Com
meets for wliamsown, North Adams and intermediate
po9s h.'fFsS ss Scbc.so Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex
press G Y9sa5s sa isPsSn Bdsf TO
Detroit and chicago with Ssstlbuled and steam-heated
sleeping An uaN 3onteu and canandagua Express
seeplns,esFs Montreal via ROuse,s Point and via s.
a4s S1 s aa sa Albany
% D. m, Special Mall Limited arryes az Rochester
7f 5G RH'lP S9a oSE'sSf
ears sleepngcars TO WatOrtOwn VIE Utica, daily except
saturday aso g csnandagu2 On SUNDAYS only
connection With train leaving saturday seepIngesrs
Albany at SSny Min train sdS S' Ss
sale Central Station Aa as end saS RFoadway
Rk Rns S1E s %Sss sS Fa
ton sts and sos Bedford ave. Z. D., Brooklyn.
westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
sRdr daily Others daily except Sunday tston at 1sstA.
st. sta On 70 take up passengers Tor North and west
FAST PITTsgIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room cars leaves Grand
at s:o5 D. m. Fast time. Superior service.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
J. NJ. ToUCEY, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after JANUARY %, 1889.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

on and after JANUARY % 1889.
AND United 1sf1 A;HsS y Nail ROUTE
HaTsSaTg Pitts6urs and he West with Pullman
T 2 and S SGSsd DRnf S' q
Dining Smoking. and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars 10 100
wiiiIamsp SnS.'L Lock Haven 300 p Cory and
Erie At 8 p; N: connecting a. Cory for Iitusvihe
Eos ana IeS saS a. 20 s2o and 1. Is plight
For NS 80 and A. ana sSSaags
SS and S S and the South ImsOd WISH
Ess Of o RFH SfrSE osrs oS JAY y eFG s
Only E9'p ,. P @ regular SS a. 90: 90 and
aa "a 2S Ss Sc ana SS do y Is M ns sad
10 rs night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
70 90 D. M (throusn ParlOr Ca1, saa p NJ week
dsy ESr fs sy a aS tdseeu and 80.
VIA Railway md "a A sasSays ~ rs a. m and aS'
Si $ ep DO Sot stop Sseasy ps,.a.n,,
FO GA 9sps mi SSIfo DO Ss VIA Bssoss
aud hay Line, 700 p M week days Via, Al. ,,,o,..
boa Sslps Of jersey city anordng speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
E1 ESSss ss street Ferries follows:
90 T2 $50 g Ghls;ss Limited Ana with p1ln .Sg
n sso A5sS sSi q sS and 20 an: NJ
70 M. 4 400 3; S;sS, :; and %. M and 1915
Ssht .,ySs Ss% d essep. Sunday at
and Il aA 10 "a ganaa5 q 10 %
Nos "a. sn az "a to sssssssy
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station Zoo: % Fulton
e E,F.s oss cas cs station Jersey
SyYos T SSss. .SS w call for and
cHAss .ss.s su ssa.u General fs.s E02 0s:s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
Drp Goods

~ oN,r lose TIME looking around for ine gloves, bu
-. T,eht straight Jammes 10 West 30thst., an
cot Inc best lowest prices also the celebrated Layaer
rorsots wrappers underweHE peFfumcry, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
u FooT OF LIBERTYsr NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of March 10, 1889
400 q m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh
90 q M Tor Fiemington Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
sS a. m Tor Pennington Lake Hopacong Eason
Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk Wlkesbarrc, Scren
Ksadns HS5r'oSH EsTe 1a''a' Snan0kn
i oo D. m for bennington Easton, bethlehem. Allen
town h9uoh ofS SI kaoa BetheSeTo xentvn Mauch
Chunk. @nEe:6arre ssIanton Tan99 aqua shamqkin:
20 e Snd r. 10 p NJ Tor scmeTYIlic and TieainEtcn:
$40 for E1sS B Ss one sub AaS9T9 30 HauGh
0hSn 90 a m SundayS for Easlon.
siS Il S M 10 100 SoQ aaE so sio ,Ts
tAsbury PARK Ocean Grove except sunday Point Pleas
my 30 SAG nj 90; 4; 30 p M for FarmIHsdalo,
9 HS 20 80 III X5nSrRd hG o6 o. 49,
s 40 $40 p m sundayA 900. 100 m for Perth
Ap FSS LAKEWOOD a. s., s3I m 100 $50.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4:so g. m, p. IN. C2:So D. NJ Through Express.
WIN SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
MOUND BROOK ROUTE.
va Central r. X OF New.Jorsey, Philadelphia and Read.
Ing r. H., aud Baltimore and Ohio Il IT, leave FOOT Of
For 'PiSiadsiphlA a. 90 745 30 80 Il 90 m.
bbJSSSDaYS SSsS 50 M NJ, $50 $50 AS $50
Tor 10 bsi.lmors and wssh!pg,pn daily a. $50 III ;Os
'if fPsa su4i eayus % 7aS 1iS6 49,
7 80 y 200 y. M have connection for Reading Harris
TckSs ana faor Car 30 procured y 2o
"a ga S,!i 2iS Br9saT s 7 $ors SpyS GG w seq
o nr0adi%oy nToSy1 cal, 70, and oh...
hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
piri0sno Notices.
Goparinrrsbip Notifies.
Cost dn6 fouuo

ADVERTISEMENTS For pr TIE NE IT TRK
ifTToWN 0FFiCEs No L. 3S broadway, corner Thirty
AfstsL until o D. m O5o Broadway, between Iws y
Twenty thrd.s corner Eirhthaye lSS Sixth ave-
ccyner Forty sevonth.sL 1925 Thrdaye, near sixty.
afsts i7o9 Hstaye 100 West Eo5tysSeoha's ana
The HARLEM OFFICE $50 East one. hundrea'ah
twenty. nfth.st, up y. at regular ONCE rates.
r osT on STOLEN. Handbook issued by the Seamans
l. Bank for sayingG New.York, 70 Charlotte NJ Ravens
NJ not found or returned 70 tho bank within thirty days
Of this date will apply 20 the bank for new book
Hew.York April 10. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
OALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
VIA PHILADELPHIA 10
BALTIMORE, WAsHINGToN
CINCINNATI; 81: Lo eIgIs AZ AND SHlDA %

Leave EeW.York foot Of Llberty.st,. as tolloWs;
tor Chicago, 2 80 2 N; u 100 mldniGht
Cincinnati and st. Louis. $50 q. m, q: 40 p.
For Washington Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester
80 a. m, a. IN. 80 D. m 80 D, M a:45 D. M.
sunday $50 a. H. 40 80. a5 D. m. IL midnight
Sleeping cars on midnight train open 70 receive PAS
sengers at 10 D. NJ. - -, . - , -
tickets Pullman cor space call AZ b. ana y.
Ticket onieos. 81 COL AS and LAO Broadway, or ~
RsW.Yopk Thnsfof Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence v,o - sc,,,r
w. Generai Manager, Gen'l Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
Gxrnrslons.
RntIrnana,

~~~~sr~s ~o@ss.e@ %-
NEW LINE TO WASHINGTON AND
IN BALTIMORE, via Central r. r. Of Nsw.Jersey,
RAadsPSs and Ss,dPg Raoaa and atSSiS cid
sS.5Iya$ 5I 4 5. SssFf Es ESC i N:r,
For Wssh4s.on baltimore Wilmington and Chester.
20? RhiisdsipSls q 100. AZ 49, 80 i ;oS
49, 80 sS S &C. 80 SsO 49, & /? TO- Ss So
Sleeping cars on midnight train open receive pAs
s ga $SS gs sat- s;S ssE :; DssqEsf at
Yves. l26th;st ls2 Eas. 125th-sG, New.YOrk; Court
w. N s TrsSssf es%Rany viii cali for and check
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst Station week days 70,
Engewocd Tenagy. Closter, sparkill and NySck 80
01Q. $40. 8. 10 80 D. m, IL midnight Sundays. a.
81diilona trains % crSsskil and way. 40 a m and
FOR Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Tallmans
ERIE RAILWAY.-TiclsetO Offices, 401, BIZ,
saa 81
go Corner SsS snd R 1G Ro6 New
station Jersey City where Tickets ana Psrlos or Sleeping
baggage can 6o G6talasd ESPrcss iTaSs leave 25a;S
Trains g 10 minutes earlier '''N '''"'
Bps 20 G e q Bu RaE Pullman
oTss 80 Em S asy and ffilS6 fsT
iS$
ST. Louis No extra charge for fast time
suSsi sisepers BlnsAs%tSn. oweSO, Einf Rochester,
noon Sq'fi'il'9 "a S l6SG s' 3S SS b.
$3.50. o. Gao. $50, T. z: 80. o, 10 80. IL night
$50 4 49, ssG 10 H. d. aG S'lo 49, $50 ''l0
/ az 3sS sa9 IisST go 40 70 $50.
sns F':s'i ssS S' 4 EsT'fb 81 g.
EdFs So s sA S5 &'S esS % g i
sarsrn. Local. a. 445, 80. 40. 10 80 a M: i. g.
Eeybafs, I 80, o 10 go q g; 80 l. fSo p n.
Middletown and Port JerviS 4:45 80. 0. 10 80
q. m. 3 49, 4 80. o. z, 8 80 .. M
Sunday local trains. main line, 46 80 10 30
AS g. 4. g. 30 80 80 10 80. IL night. Newark
Branch 8 a. m. ! 80. 80 and 10 D. IN.
Express tialns from the West arrive In RewYork
7 40 and II o5 =. m. and 10 SIS p. m. ,,.,,.
w. J. MURPHY. L. 2. FARMER
Genl Supt. Gen'l Pass Agent
n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FouRrRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after April 10 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20

Danfins Afa6emies.
A LExANDER MACGREGoR's, los WEST bSTE-eE.
"A Private Lessons and Classes In Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall 20 let for private entertainments
on STH.AyE. (CARTIERs). -waltz taught rapidiyi
on private and class lessons all hours; lady asssss-
ants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
FOR SALE.
VILLAGE BONDS.

NOTICE OF SALE OF SEWERAGE LOAN BONDS OF
THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON. WEST
CHESTER COUNTY, N. y.
On e N Of y My lSsg at 3 nm The r. '1a BSad o.
County HeWYofk. viii, at their Rooms In Dearborns
BulIdne 4thave. In said village, receive sealed pro-
POsas for the puchase o. sixty 6o 81 Che s9Teiszs
open said proposals and accept the highest there
o. unless they deem IL for the interest Of the Bad Village
70 reject ell OF said proposals.
issued by said Village under chapter COS OF the laws OF
1885, and the several amendments thereto 70 provide funds
for the constipation q permanent system o. sewomge
ppncpSI sum Of one thousand dollars and viii bear inter
semi annually Principal and Interest win be payable at
bonds viii he eoupon bonds With the privilege To the
holder Of having them made registered bonds They win
be dated June fst 1888 and payable follows 70 wit
iS bonds bonds n;1sy ON on l.: 1893 1893
10 honda Nos 80 10 108 inclusive. Juno 1st 1910
10 bonds Nos 100 20 lls inclusive. on juno lst I0
S Nos IS negsys june june M fsISS
The bonds viii BE- delivered 70 the purohascrs at the
said Rooms Of said Board on the 18th day Of May 1855
The village Of Mount Vernon is situated on the New.
YoTl New. Haven and Hartford Railroad and upon the
Harlem Railroad, 13 miles "a minutes travel. from Grand
Central Depot with 30 trains each daily las popu.
os s'0V SS ut TshSr s SGna re
BY statute bonds cannot be sold for less than par aud
Numbers one 70 seventy eight inclusive Of these bonds
heretofore been issued and sold st good premium
and the proceeds Of them have been expended In the
expected that te proceeds Of the hereby adyertsed
will complete the said system
Dated April 10Th, 1889.
"' DAVID oUXcKfEBUsH. Village President
JAMES III. JENKINS, Village CLERK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
..r,.r.su NJ rHE ExcHANGE

$50 v.s opcr yesterday as q matter Of form.
- 80. were advertised and one was adiourned james
= ID, scld under foreclosure NO loS East
snc-eighthst.. east Of ~
80, dxnlltnr on lot 17x1o0 for $500. 70 James ~
Buusn H. ,..,,.. a. ,n.,,hsrsh,,, con.
.ass rss following been posted during the last
vsssip s, H. LynehNO As Liberty Edward J. Mgrssy
w. SSys l GesSaa MSrn L5sss5
psIs a l {: ssss; 10 iss West EeYsSh
Ssers was cali ESs6sngs YESTERDAY fer good
s anssy sps boiler, etc., was offered OF Third
M has has seem sas that tho property sold bought
ne Ssss sSoa sSws ssar 'hsS S ssas s
I'd. N as6 saSiS z 's 6:
soS S:ssssr 3 Ssss. If Ps;s 81 Ss s'1iG sss
sSCsoo ns sas fSs saooSC
New.York. Friday. Apsn 70:
Ts tecwins .aie was made at the Exchange and Aa'-
ws 81 i E5'ls US E1sF 7.vs. each Is
ssSii J D Butler. % 900. : r..
r<sinsson-sve. was adjourned to May 8.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N 7. CITY.
tsdss "a ss1 q Of 1Sthsss 1sz1OO.S; MARY sas7so
Esary.ss 90 ssisji Hermaa Kshrs aaa wife to % soo
snas Hsgss ana wife .; oc;;,na;sye 5ox NOoO0
A sSs Mlsa IS Ss HS,sss' d. 5000
oo1s. ssas hssr t e Sstss 1so
:. MIME HSwes 70 Daniel Reeye $4,000
Forfestaye, Q a, 90 ft 9 OF 165th-st o3Sk1OOi
James L Parshan end another, executors Oh
Ssss r e same s4
Hu nsneS 20 y James tx Kenny 5Se $1,000
sane go, POPPY nj $1,000
ss6 wife 70 ~ Eli Coates l. &C.
sss Ni,s ~ q HSsnsSn xseiins H. 900
l4th- st. No % West Sarah Wolfe to Alice
sstS.sa . a as Il ld.aye. issS77:l; VIM
s siis ana vne soa l'l.. w"..a y Jon" s7SO
iiSp ss5,s "a S sSs Hiram &C.
Iosss Soysabss ana wife % Philip Essn6ere 1850
XsdisoD-st q 22.6 II o Jefersonst 211xS0;
Hugh Bugsn % Peter Fuchs :..:.-..s.x:.... $50
Elem sS' < a.s@s s~. .''..i . w. aoe6o
Nina sczreiSer to sarah Rutsky ..:...:::;. 1900
57thLst, $, 1884 II Of 1oth-ave, 16.6x1005;
HaI,y s e 4iIS SSha and Ms5S w90ds
ferson Levy, Ref TO Francis schnugg..... $4,000
Hdy1ngton-st GIT n Of 0cerck-st 1S.Bx76;
Joseph O Grifen and wife and Harriet Grit
tan 70 Reuben Shire 1900
sad vile 70 James Tfsnkn; -: $1,000
vile % william Buhlsr n........ . 1o&c
wcodrufsve, n g. $751; II " Of Prospects,, 252x
$780, Caroline Neustadber OF al, 20 owen Toher 300
JOHN Hardy to benedict Klein. $4,000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-01

uen2 S&reitet bic &eattion innerbalb
bes Y~rotefantismus nod elm Sabrbunbert
anf bteiem Wese meter, 70 werben he es
wabri4einli@ auf feds Satramente brins
gen. Mn cine Wiebereinfibrung Der Iess
ten SsIuns 1T wsssn bss Usher ifanbes hes
8oltes sar nt@t gu bentsn.
SIN @eseniat gu ben Srtboborsn woIs
len bic libsraIen 9roteifanten, gar tein
Satrament. sic isben In bsnislbsn nur
aIte, ebrwiirbise aber wsrtbIoie gsrsmos
MEN, bic CUR Selisteit teiueswsss moths
wenSis. Erotbem ipsnben bic liberaIsn
@eiftIt9en BITE Saufs unb bas NbentmabI
mad ben sebrdudIi9en 5ormeln unb pers
tneiueu ibre gItern unb ibr @ewiTen bas
nit tu rettsn, baB fie iassn, der @sbrau9
bieier SormeI lei ntdt wibsr ibr @ewifien,
worauf ie benn rubis in Der Spenbuns Der
Sacramento in s~ewobntsr Wsijs forts
fabren.
Soweit ibsr bic gIumen i'm proteifans
tiiden @arten. Nddfens molten mir uns
bas llntraut auiebsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-01
Cute 2ect6re.

Die wi9tis ss TT sutsn, anb pis &C.
fdbrIi9 es lit, fst9tsn, fdls1tsn 9sisifoff
In Der SamiIie gu babsn, auf Das warb tn
bieien SpaIten i9on 10 oft binsswisien,
baB ss Cullen nod Mtbsn traseu biebe,
MOLTEN mir beute wieber bss Ndbsren bas
rauf sinssben. Da aber bic Absnbe Idns
ger werben unb bamit bic 8sit gum 9eien
auf benz 9anbe nidt usbr 70 fpdrli9 III,
70 molten MIR bod ni9t untsrIaHsn auf
paHenbs 2itsratur fur ll~ntsrbaItuns unb
Bslebruns tn tatboIii9sn &reiisn aufmerfs
fam Su MAIDEN. Wir fafen btesmal bios
BITE psriobii9en S9riftsn-Ssitunsen ab.
seisbsn-in's Guse unb sebsn bier bic nos
tbise Iussunft ibsr gIi4etuen, prsis,
Gormat u. I. ID.
9ie fatbuliiden Miiiionen. Suufrirts
Wonatsi9rift i'm gni9Iub an bic
2ponsr Wo9eni9rift bss 8srsins Der
Misunderstanding. 9te tatboIis
f1sn Wiiiionen eri4sinsn allmonats
LID swsi Bis brsi Suartbossn fart,
unb t6nnsn burt isbs Bu9banbIuns
besosen wsrbeu. Preis per Sabrsans
$3.50.
Sieie 3sitidriit, bic lid bur6 ibren auberor:
bentli6 lsbrreiden uno babel erbauli6en 9eIes
itoii uno bili9eu TreiS bel i60niter anstats
lung unb gang por;iielibsn S6nitten unb Bil.
bern aus;ei5net. ioute aui ieoem tatboliiden
Glide liesen. Sur6 bieie 3eitfdrift perben
mir gepabr, mas bic YiiiiionGre in Der sansen
g9elt tbun, welde Miibeu. Rotb unS Gorge
bic misunderstanding ~eriorbert unb wel8e
Sorti6ritte bic Notwithstanding langlam
aber iiber in Der 9anjen Belt ma6t. 3obei
lernen mir Sitten anb Srdu6s Der entfernteIten
lanet, bilit bas Bib aus. @s lie9en Dor uns
bic Seite yio. A bis s unb ieSss ~ein;slne beta.
ti9t Das, mas mir ia9en.
9eutidsr Sausi&aB Ia @ort unS Bib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-01

Sbr tennt, e~brwhrbise gribsr, BITE 3eits
pcr5altnifs. &uf Der einen Seite itnb bic
Wsni5en pon elmer unbdnbissu 9eiswutb
6eiselt, auf Der anbern Sette erstebt f&
stn Strpnt i9le9ter S9riften. @s fam
saum sei9iIbert werben, weI9en S9aben
bisie tastdslt5 ben Sttten unb Der &elis
sion 3ufisen. Oarrm isib eifrts baraui
6sbatt. burd Bitten unb grmabnen unb
auf anbsre Beiie bic 9Iiubissn pon ieusn
anIautern Quslen f~erntubaItsn unb fs gu
beHern gu fibreu. Sebr nisIi9 wtrb Go
iein, wenn uuter euerer aufftdt unb 2ets
hung Easesbldtter eri9einen, wel9e benz
pom allen Ssiteu barssrei6ten Site 3eits
semaB sntsesenwirten, unb bic Wabrbeit,
Sussnb unb &slisicn i9hsen.
Geo XIII. on bic portusieTI9eu Sii96fe.
1855.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-01
RathoIif@er Rtr@es , RaIsuoer.
8cm sr6Bten @sbote. -Wattb. %.
A&tuns i6r Sat6ofiGen.
Die Gimme oes perfs. gius TX.

Bir sriuden gle infinbisf, allen beren
NIT sursm suten @tIeH unb eurer @unii
bsiauftebsn, bic, nit @etit 6ssabt unb nit
~sstisssSer RenntutB ansSeraftet, ft5 al
Bic Arbeit uIu9eu unb Bidder unb Settun:
gen our 0ertbstbisuus unb gerbrsituns BEL
satbOlti4sn 2sbre per6HentIt5en.
gncpclica pius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-01
Die Stianme Seo's XIII.

9afIet euer 9t9t Ieu9ten Dor ben Mens
i4en, bamit ie euers suteu @erte ieben.
tlnb Der Ssrr sebe su@ Ouau Sstnen Sessn!
geo XIII. on hos In 9arma eri9sinenbe gIati
Luce (9su9ts), Gnious 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-01

gerIaa pon Sr. Buffet, Rs~sensburs,
Nem gort II. Cincinnati. Nue 90
Gage eri6eint Elm 6sft. Yrsis pro
Ssft 20 Gents. Der Sabrsans bes
itsbt aus Is 6eften.
8ieie mebr Der llnterbaItuns ssnibmete 3eits
i6riit bat ni1t allein cine i6Dne ausitattung,
tlaren, biblden Srut unb eutes Vapier, ions
bern bic Glide, meiitens cine pole Seite, oft
cine Soppelieite einnebmenb, iir1o aiiberoroentz
li6e bibide arbeiteu in peridiebenen Genres
oebalten. 0as Selletriitilde wiest beim Scr7
baltic Dor, obl6pn ai6 oas gelebrenoe ni5t
a~us9eidloiien III. Die grtifel li1b ale Sri9iz
nalarbeiten uno riibrell Don ben beiten fotboltz
iden Sdriittelern Der. Bonn XIV. Sabr9ang
lieeen ms bic Seite 8 bis 16 DOR. zines eben 10
gut unb i60u ais has anbere. Ga III Siirje Der
Sabrsang be9inut, 10 1T iest bic rette 5eit gum
abouniren, mas in ieSer orbentIiten Su6baros
lung 9ei6eben fam.
aIte unS neue @elt. Sauitrirtss tr.boIis
ides SamiIisnblatt. SdbrIi5 IL
6efte a 25 Gents. XIV. Sabrsang.
Druid II. 0srlas pom genjtgsr Bros
TIERS, Nsp 9orf, Cincinnati L. @bts
90.
Sieie nabe on ein 8ierteliabrblnoert alte
3eitidrift 1T in Der ausitattuns gut. Die ans
Sabl Der Sti6e unb ~tleineren Sluiirationen 1T
bebeutenb, Der TrId etpas tleirer oils in Der
pOrsenannten 3eitl6rift unb aud bic SQuitras
tionen limb in anoerer Nanier 9ebalten. Gie
3eiti6rift 1T ;par aud Der Sauptia9e mad elm
llnterbaltun9sblatt, aber lie beriitli6ti9t bas
gelebrenbe et,pas mebr, wibmet 9auo un6 2euz
ten mebr &aum unb beattet aud bic "a
9~eserei9uiiie, bic bann nit tleinsrrl Si9netten,
Yortraits II. (. 10. perieben perben.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

We rejoice that successful effort is be-
ing made 10 organize a class in physical
culture with Grace NJ. Merrill rs teacher,
who has lately arrived from the East.
She Is an accomplished lady, and brings
with her fine testimonials rs worker.
There Is no one accomplishment more
necessary than this, and 1t should be taught
in our public schools. Both class and
private lessons. Miss Merrill viii De Al
the Griffith house On tuesday and Wednes-
day, November 20 and y, to receive young
ladies'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
BLANKETS AND FLANNEIS

The vast business We have been
doing in this department during the
week is evidence that our prices are
telling. In this class Of goods par
ticularly, hotel people have to figure
very close and we are taxed to our
utmost lately in delivering goods to
hotels and boarding houses. Heavy
twilled scarlet Flannel ssc per yard.
Give our prices trial; we do not urge
you to purchase, our prices do the
urging.