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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

cup OF cold water "--"y Verify be shall not
lose his reward" Any money left st the
Dispatch or State Offices, or at West & John
ston's Will be forwarded 10 the manager Of
this mission. Boxes for contribution will
be found at the Dispatch and state Offices,
West & JohnstOn's, X. l.. Christians Chris
tian & White, and wilt hereafter be put in
other places, due notice OF which will De
given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
The Circuit Court is in session in War
wick couniy-Judge Gunter presiding.
Roanoke College commencement


SALEM, VA, June 2.-Yesterday morning
the annual address before the Alumni Asso,
clAtion was delivered by Rev John +. Bush
NELL OF Roanoke. His subject was "Self-
Denying Devotion as 4 Factor In the Up.
building OF = College" Last night the an
nua address before the literary societies was
delivered by Hon. Alfred A. Taylor, OF
Tennessee. subject: "The Effects Of
War and OF Peace" The commence
ment exercises took place this morning
before a large audience. Tins was the thirty
sixth commencement. In conferring de.
grees President Dreher made new de-
psr,ure at the college by using the English
language. The names OF twenty students.
who won FIRST distinction and twelve second
distinction were announced. Ii was aus
bounced that the policy OF awarding dis
tiuctlons had proved so satisfactory for the
past three years that, beginning with next
session, graduation with distinction would
be substituted for the honor system. The
past session has been prosperous, showing
an increased attendance over last year. The
attendance includes students from sixteen
States, Indian Territory. aud Japan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Another nan Made Happy.

Governor Lee yesterday granted pardon
10 Shade HOckney, who IL serving term Of
three years IN The Stte prison. Hockney
was convicted OF felony M Buchanan coun-
ty IN May, 1885.
The pardon was recommended by the
County Judge. the sheriff and MS deputies,
the County Clerk. the Jury tbat tried the
man. and a number o. lawyers aud other
citizens in Buchanan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
noo.,,, wan,utm Psrdoned.

The mother Of J. w. Edloe, the cOlored
politician who was killed several months
sgO by Policeman Cloves In Williamsburg,
called on the Governor at the CAPITOL yester-
day and asked that executive elemency be
refused the prisoner.
Cloves has been convicted and sentenced
TO one wear in the penitentiary, and an appli-
cation for pardon has been presented TO the
CnverDor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
where 4. Captain mmssey's GraveY

DR.. +. IL. Tucker, Of San Augustine,
Fla. one OF the few survivors OF Company
X, First feXas regiment, has written 10
Messrs. Edel Brothers to know II any one
residing on the Old Plank road in the yicin~
ity OF the famous battlefield Of the Wilder
ness, IN Spotsyiyaua. can inform him in re-
ference TO the grave Of Captain j. II. Mas
sey, Company X, First Texas regiment, who
WIS killed at tbst battle. lie was buried on
the above road aud headboard put at his
RrlNp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Fifteenth Annual commencement of
the Richfn ond nIgh school.

Tbs fifteenth annual commencement OF
Richmond High School will take place at the
Mozart Academy tonight at 81 O'Clock.
The programme consists OF essays and decls-
nations by pupils OF the High school and
addresses by Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrall,
member OF Congress. Mr.. George, and Dir.
Goodwayne Anderson, OF the Richmond Bar.
Hon. j. Taylor EllysOn, chairman OF the
board, will deliver the diplomas. The stage
will be occupied by the graduates OF the
High school and the senior aud intermedl-
ate classes. The Junior classes will occupy
the parquette. The parents and friends OF
the Graduates will occupy the first floor, and
the public the remainder Of the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAMES B. ELAN. 6P NJ. three huslding lots on
the north side Of VI street between Thirty
frat and rhirfy-secOnd.
II. SELDOM TA1LOR.6 6P. M.. admirsbiy-lOcated
Msin-spreet residence between Third aud
Fourth streets.
SUTTON & CO.. d F. VI. two now frame tene-
monts on the south side of Boyd nctseea
Harrison AMI Norton streets
QUARLEs q hcCURDY. d r. NJ. four Church
Hill dwellings on gwenth-sevrnth street be-
tween VI and y.
JOSEPH r. DAVIS. 1879 A. NJ. pure o1dei
stock
GEORGE ". MAYO. 1890 spi n A. ". house,
furniture. ofice-desks, iron safes. reirgcra-
tors. books, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Assignment ofa CIothier.

Morris Fiveu who conducts small
clothing house at 12j north seventeenth
street, Yesterday assigned TO Solomon l..
Bloomberg. trustee. Liabilities shout 5000.
The creditors are: Il. Il. Chsilin d Co.
Nor remit, $40; the state and city, for taxes ;
Marx Fiyell, $50; ii. WaIerseein. $50;
Oppenhimer & CutcAins. SllS.63; Jacob
Epstein, S95.sl; NJ. Schiller. S14.25; Stranse
Brothers. S4447; Daniel Klein, $685. j.
SchOeneman, $l3.63.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
CAR OFF THE TRACK.
SEVERAL HOURS DELAY OCCAsToNED
BYA TRIFLIHG ACCIDENT
Trains Running Through on the Atlantic
Coast Line-FaSt Frsights from
the West

The through passenger train from the
South via the Atlantic Coast Line reached
Richmond about four hours late last night
1t was due at =. NJ, bR not until within
few minutes Of 10 did the engine roll into
the yard at Byrd.street station.
There was quite large crowd in attend
ance. including persons who desired to 20
North and those who were in waiting for
friends and acquaintances expected from
points south OF us.
All OF these. as well as several dozen
hackmen and bsggage-wsgon divers, had
been in waiting for nearly four hours, and
some OF the early comers had even longer to
wait
CAR OFF THE TRACK.
The delay wss occasioned bv slight acci-
dent at the CoWIrdlnavenue bridge, in
Manchester.
About 3 p. W. while some loaded cars
were being shifted In the deep cut at this
point one OF them became derailed. Super
Intendent O'BrIen soon had force OF hands
at work. but the labor Of clearing the track
necessarily consumed several hours
The damage WAS trifiine, not exceeding
Sl5 or S2O, perhaps.
THROUGH TO WASHINGTON.
The stop at the station was made as
short ss possible and the train started
on North. II was expected to 20
through to Washington, ss the entire
line OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac road has been gotten in condition
10 admit OF the passage OF trains. The regu-
lar schedule, which has been necessarily sus-
pended since the 3lst OF May, is now in effect.
Forces OF hands will he engaged for several
days vet filing small washes in the bed OF
the road and in other needed repairs OF a
similar character.
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Company con-
templates starting q fast freight line between
here and Cincinnati 10 the near future. Ii
will run over the Jsmes-Rivcr branch (Ricb-
mOnd and AlIeg bany) between Clifton Forge
and Richmond. These trains will mske
fewer stops than the passenger trans be-
tween here and the West aud Will cover the
distance III the same time. Goods can there.
fore be shipped by freight from here TO
points West and vice versa. and the journey
will he made with equal dispatch and at less
cost thsn by express.
TIE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANT BRANCHES.
The Lexington branch Of the Richmond
and Alleghany railroad is now In complete
repair and open Tor business.
The trouble at the south end of the rail
road bridge at Bremo Blnn. siXty-seyen
miles west Of Richmond has been repaired.
snd the Scotisyiile accommodation yester-
day morning, for the first time since the
freshet, made ITS regular trip ont 10 ArVen,
whichi near the Buckingham sate-quarries.
Forces OF hands are now engaged along
the line Of the Richmond aud Allegheny
railroad replacing the filling washed out
from between the ties and in remedying
other minor troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

Strength to vigorously push q business.
strength 10 study for profession, strength
10 regulate household, strength TO DO a
days labor without physical pain. DO you
desire strength? II you are broken down,
have no energy, feel as II life was hardIy
worth living, you can be refisved andre
stored to robust health aud strength by
taking Browns Iron Btters, sure cure for
dyspepsia, malaria, weakness, and all dis-
eases requiring a true, reliable tonic. II
acts on the blood, nerves, and muscles and
regulates every part OF the sYAtsm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
s.y- MEMORIAL SERVICES OF

the ORDER OF KNIGHTS or PYTDAs
will be observed by Damon Lodge, No. z,
THURSDAY. June 18th. ~ O'Clock z. ". st
Leish-Stfsst Baptist church.
Appropriate addresses will b delivered by
Rev. CzoRGs D. COOPER D. D.. and PsstGrsni
Chancellor d. c. RICHARDSON.
Musical selections will be rendered by the
choir OF tho church aud knight FxsNrW. Gun
HINGBLN
All Pyfhisns and friends Of the order are In
vit4d 10 attend.
BY order OF the Lodge. r. A. HCGuxs.
je ii-3t X. of r. and :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Cout,ol "a He Painted Gray.

The Governor SAID yesterday afternoon he
had concluded TO have the Capitol painted a
light gray.
This color is very suitable and will no
doubt be acceptable TO the public, as there
was strong sentiment in its favor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Excursion Old Point and Norfolk

Saturday night. june 18th, an excursion
viii be given TO Old Point and Norfolk on
the steamer Ariel under the auspices OF
MesSrs. r. I. Adams & 90. A glance al the
schedule, which is published under the regu-
lar head Of excursions, VIII show that
most delightful trip can be taken with very
llttle time lost from business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Chamber of Cs,amere..

The snnual meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held this evening at
O'Clock,
The body now numbers about S2S0 msm-
bers, and about 100 new names will be pro-
posed for mem mbership Of this meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Examination orTeachers.

An examination Of applicants for license
TO teach IN the public schools OF the city OF
Richmond will be held at the High school
on Wednesday. June 10. 1889. This does
not refer 10 the graduates OF the public
schOOls OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria..
n Charming Trip

a ride over tue seven Pine. road through
the prettle,t country IN Virginia. 4 ramble
through the pines and fields gathering wild
flowers, aud visit 10 the crmetery and other
points Of interest relating to the great bat
tie. II l. nice trip to take tie children and
n wel.hlled luneh-basket. The schedule OF
the seven Pines road is in to-day's paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Mr.. W. A. Tibbs Is printer in the otiice OF the
Jackson (Miss) CiarionLedgeT. lie says that
three years ago no was victim Of bad blood,
which deprived him Of health and threatened
serious consequences. lie further says no took
5. ;. $, and It cured him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

When Baby wac SICK, We gave her Castoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them CsstoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
ARTENIUS WARD.

thst drol humorist once remarked. There's
a. much difference in folks as there IA On any
body
Now. do you know that there Ia a. wide dif-
ference between our merchandise ami ne
usually queer stun offered ~ most clothiersC)
- there Is between Nsud > and a common Old
plugT EndeaYor 10 bear this in mind whon you
see or hear prices quoted that SEEM
C-H-E-A-p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
The GrayS' Anntvor.ary.

Foi Comm fSslOuer L. G. Fig offered a
s1oc.ote rscdal tleAi 5erJ 10 the best shot ot
'lt 0rsvs' Association. and 70 was won by
. sior D. E Philips and presented to him
us Pres dent d. &. D1cserson, ei The BOsrd
o Aldermen. in appro pirate remarks.
E>.DspuiD f.. Leslie spence presented
o.. eomp4r IS medal 10 Private c. O. NSvlle
es t1e best shot, and gold pins TO Private
Erter and Corporal Gibbs as the two next
h.-, Shots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

Two great enemies--Hood's ssrsapsrils
and impure blood. Tho latter is utterly de-
fnated BY the pecuiikrsmndicines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

fyour complaint is want OF appetite, Try half
a wine-glAss OF ASOosruRA BIrTERs half 80 hour
before dinner. Bewste Of oounterfeits- Ask for
tho genuine article, manufactured bY DR.. J. O..
b. Siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
KaOalfTn

A large lot OF our SOC. scaris, Fourth.
Hands and Ieck-, reduced 10 Bic.
Mems Coored Hall Hose reduced. Now Is
your time 10 buy. CONsTABLE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

Tho refch gsme Of bsll between Captain
h1sreuy's and Private A. l.. Davis's nlnes
ssrr1e1 much amusement aud was won by
L. l--rnnr nlne hY q senre OF % 70 \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Before having your Spring Clothing reno'
waited do not forget TO visit the Richmond
steam Dyeing, Securing, and Carpet Cleaning
Works. Mrs. A. j. PYLE,
3lj north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Tenni. aua Outing shirts.

We have the greatest line OF those Flannel.
Silk. and Cheylot Shirts 10 be- seen any,
where. All prices es-sizes 10 10 is inches.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Tennis.

Mems Tennis Goats, Hats, Sashes, and
Belts ln great variety.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

5 CLOTHING.

Yes. some, Quite as much. mark you. - thers
Is In Silks, Laces. Bonnets, on, yes there Is!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

BEgcHAus Pills act Ike magic on a week
stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

Ia There Any Difference in Horses, .
I'm Pictures. in peoplcf .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16

ben, fanb'bsn iunssa abIsr absr nod tabE
uub Obne '5sbern.
Stmmern. Am %. SUM- 1T bu
erite 3us pom QansenIonsbsim auf benz
fefli4 sei4midten Babubof Simmert urts
ter 9Ouerf9ifen unb sroBsm 5urrabrrfsn
etnsstrOifen. gs tn Ausfbt uorbanbsu,
bab Der Ber~fonenpstebr gnbe Nusuff,
fpdteitsns sriten S%sptembsr, a6ffnet usrs
ben tanu.
Grier. Dor benz S&wuraeriGte,
purbsn psrurtbsiIt; Better Dtsberi& aus
@ru@tsn (Rreis Sitburs) psssn llrtaHs
benfdIi6uus. @r bate eine Yoftquittuns
aus benz Sabre 1880 in 1886 uuseanbert
unb erbielt IA Gage @sfdnsnis. &aufs
mann RarI 0oist aus Grier ruarbe peasn
Weiueib ;u 9 Ronatsn @sfdnsuiB usrras
tbstIt.
Der Peterspfsrbemarft IN
Erier srsab Elm Der b~iesidbrisen reidIi9eu
Ssusrnte unb Der 9Iusfdt auf sin febr
quite 5afers unb Strobernte sntiprs9enbes
Sabr, aIio elm isbr befriebisenbes Reiultd..
5anbeIsIeute uaren piele porbanben aas
Bayern, Sa9ien, Barttsmbsrs, 8aben,
8eIsien &C. Go uurber baber BET Hottsra
SanbsI rs9t quite Brsiis srsieIt, unb guar
Bic before SuaIitdt Wt. 500 bis 1000, tn
einem Sale iosar anndbernb 100 DE-,
fir BITE Wiiteliorte W. 550-750, fur bic
ssriusere Sprts perbdItniBmdBis aisbers
Preiie. qg;a.
Seit elmer Ianseu 8ei5e Don
Sabreu finb 81 Iawern 3usi &trusBfefe
ssfeisrt worben. Dur9 9emetnfamen Bee
i9luB Der 9%smsiuberGtbe pon Tawsrl unb
Se0sri9, ioute bes Rtr9enporffanbss, TT
bie &irmeb en- Sonntas mad benz 5efe
Der 81. Rarsarstba abssf9afft wOrbem.
gei9. 4m 90. Suni wurbe bier bic
0ti9s bss am 80. Suni, srtrunfsnen, II
Sabre alien iuussn Wannes aus Rtebers
gon;. 2otbrtnssn, tn Der WoieI bt9t aua
Dorfe ssfunbeu. - Nm 81. Stunt parb bic
frau bss Babuuirtsrs Bad, msldsr etn
dorm In ben WitteIinaer geratben NOR.
woSur9 fs f9 cine SIutuersiftuus 3use:os
gen bate unb sefcrben III, bserbiSt.
Cine eufreaenbe Scene ipielts
f5 tirjli5 Sanntass 81 Rittel ab. Inns
ter mebrerer NIT 5oIssef&irr berumaiebens
ben SamiIisu befanb ii9 Elm seuiisr 5arts
man aus Grisr, elm trdftiser Wauu, wels
der nod A Wouat 9efdusniB abaufseu
bat. aIs berfeIbs uou, preuB. 9enbarmes
psrbaftst wsrbsn iolts, lief er bar9.
rieber Seden unb Wausrn stns nun bic
Sigh. 9a5u bas @etretf1e Der Normas
osufrausn. bas Hufen Der 8srfoIssr u. I.
10. S4IsBIi9 iprans Der SIi9tIins,
psI&sr f4 iber benz 3aufen i9on tbetIs
psiis Der aleibsr entIebtst, In Bite WoieI,
Der @enbarm mad. 6isr ~entfpann f9
nun eth neusr Ranpf, nobel Der 0erfolste
ben Reif Der SIeiber, Der 9enbarm feline
5aubi9ube unb bic Rstte p%erlor, mount
Der gutipruustne sebunosn werben isIts.
@snbarm uub RoIi3sibtener fibrten ben
9sfanssusn mad Saarburs ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
eusembursH@eS aus 8eIsten.

arIou. Die GrobnIsidnamspro3si.
fton ssIauste BEL i96uitsm 0ettsr gu elmer
sroBartissu gntfaItuns. Die BetbsiIis
suns on berielbsn mar cine unsepObnIt9
ftarts, IS wsitstfsrten serabe3u bic Ssrstns,
Rougregationen &C., um bur9 TIRE Sabl
unb tbr pirbises 8srbaItsn Der Bro3siion
Slang unb anisbsn gu sebeu. Dte ibter
subuoieu Rsotommuni;antsn, BITE tir9Ii5s
gmbIsms trassnbsn ,gnssIden" unb sr6,
Beren rBrdut1en~ boten elm unsemein
IiebIi9ss unb bic SeeIe bsS Sui1ausrs srs
bebsnSes Bib. gtrta 40 sr6sere Banner
wurbsu in Der 9rossiion siabsrsstrassn,
uou bensn man9s bic Yradt Der prisiierIis
den 9suduSsr faif nod ibsrboten. Dem
Santtiifmum folsteu p!ele notable Ratbos
Iitsu Der Stabt. Mud mar BITE Iusi9mit.
lung Der altirs, Der StraBsn unb pisIer
griuatbduisr sine rsi5s, ftslsnusils tins
ponirsnb ssi9matpols. Der gussus Der
Bro;sifon erfoIste um 8 llar, mad 10
llbr sossn bic lsstsn Gbsile Der bas Be.
teuntuiB unb bic 6fisntlt9s 9srsbruns
@ottes bes Germ 70 bsrrIi5 usrtinbsnben
9ru.sifon In bic Rir9s elm.
Arlou. Wit benz S1usI,use (Malle
des Indes) paifirtsn am 81. Stunt Bring
GIbert. 9rinssiin Ssnristts uno grinssi:
fin Soispbine uou Slanbsrn ben 8abnbof
unb fubren aIsbalb ibsr StraBburs nod
Stsuartusen meter. Der l4iabriss Yrin3
albert, bic lsidbrise Yrinasifin Ssnristts
unb bic l6idBrise Yrinssiin Soispbins
fiub bic Rinbsr bsS @rafsn Ybilipp pon
Slanbsru, Batter bss Yrinssn Balbuin, bes
mutbmaBIi9sn @rbsn bss &6nisstbronss
unb Der grin1siFn Raria pon Sobsns
Ioueru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
GIiabs2 otbrtn8en.

Gm {. 9Gni ffarb ~ RanSis 6srr
abte Sambois, 9snsraIpicar Der Di6ceie,
Sup,rior bes Wutterbauiss ben, S4wefern
BON Saint: Charles uno Sitter Der gbrens
legion. Oas 2ei9snbssdnsnib murbe am
%. Suni IN Der bortiser RatbebraIe sefeis
srt. r. l. P. aF
Gu Siebenboen III eth @efreiter
bss l35. &esimentss bsim Baben tn ber
WoieI e~rtrunfen.
St9erem Yernebmenn mad fol-
Der pormaIiss @emeinbsi9reibsr unb PoFs
agent Wenner, weI4er Dor Wonaten init
Der rsi9ssfauten Yoftufe pom R1niss:
ma6ern burdssseusen mar, In Nmsrtfc
in benz NussnbIide, NO CT ben SUB an'A
2aub ietts, uerbattet worbeu iein. gr mi;i,
pobI tn Rur;em inter gutter BesIetturS
ben psitsu Ridmss antutrsteu baben.
Die 9otsusgptbem IT. In bsu
bret @reusssmeinbsn &iiinsen, DeutfGs
9th unb &sbinssn bat ibr Gnbe errei9i,
inbsm felt 20. april tein ususr grtrans
tunssfaG mebr porsetommsn 1T. gs
purbsn 8 Ysriouen bsfausn, 6 grwa1s
isns un6 8 Rtnbsr, pon bsuen Der gribes
fausus, Elm gr3srubsua,b better In 8aiFnsen
Der Rrantbeit srIas. als iibriseu finb 3ur
3sit poafdnbis sensisn.
Ger arbeiter @bauiarb MGR
mad Ssttinsen auf's Sattsnusrt ss.oms
men, um einsn Arbsitsr urd,upTiissIu.
Ills er bisien ni5t fanb, psrIsste CT tera
aufisber msbrsre RsHaii9e. Ra9 ieis
ner 5lu4t ms 9urembursii5e purbs e.
fefsenomusn uab mad Disbsn5ofsn in's
9efdusniB ssfibrt.
Sn Saorsemin NIB murbs Der @ss
ridtsuoasieberamtS Raubibat 6artmann.
peI1sr ans benz Bureau beS RotarS
S9neiOer nod unb nod ibsr 1900 Narf
aeifobIsn unb bet ietnsr @inbrinsuug ben
9iuiltranspo1teur 5Sltsr TN giisnbabn,ua
ttdtIi4 a%nsesriffen bate, Su I Jubtsn @ss
tdnsniB usrurtbsilt.
Sn IpntaiI BET Settinoen purbs
um Is. SUM gormittdss bic l7id5riss
Oienifmaso hes Gtsrsrs Soureagr poa
bieism ms 5sIo ssf9idt. Raum mar ie
on Der Grbsit, oils eth GROCER, ~ifarter, iuus
ger Wann eri5isn unb einsn RuB besebrte,
wsl4ss anfnnen bas Nab9sn, NIT ber
9susabel be%Uaffnst, abpsbrts; Der Wann
ritz bisisIbe Der Wasb aus Der Sanb, mari
fe sewaItium niebsr uub ifopfte ibr ein
Gai9entu9 In ben Wunb, um fe am
S4reien tu %perbinbsrn. 9aS Wdb9sn
beRnbst iid In 5olss bss an ibr psribten
9spaltatts In dr3tIi9sr 9sbauoIuns. Der
Verbre9er, ais wsI9er fl5 eth Sittsnars
better bsrausftsute, paro bur9 6is Sens
earmerie arrstirt unb ms @sfinsniB nod
0iebenbofsn transportirt.
NnbeL. Gin @rebtt Don / Miliou
nub zoe. 5000 5rantsn III BET ben ssfesses
benben Rammsrn flr ben Bdu Der gilsns
babnitrsde NnbslsB Isibsrs bsantrast ruots
ben. Dtsies RapttaI wirb auf brsi Sass
rssratbsn -pon ie 10000 Granlsn psrtbeiIt
worbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16

ten Clarence Dof, fiel tur3 barauf BON benz
t&uer beIabsnen W6beIwasen bet @sbr.
Rieffer. Sc sins etn Stab aber TIN urb
nebf innerIi9er Bei9dSisuns erbielt er
etnen breifa4en Beinbru1 anb fanb Muf'
nabule i'm Spttal. 2ouis &ieifr, Sobn
hes NitoIas Risifsr lag 7 Bo4sn am w:
pbusFeber, 70 wie Der % Sabre alte SatOb
Basner non &otbsnbers bet s%uremburS an
berfeIben '8ranibeit in CT. Wtartsnipttal.
@s sebt auea better, @ot fei Oanf!
Sulett babe i'd no9 unferes sutsn
Sreunbss unb Iarnseu 9ders Der r@a3ette"
Az s~ebentex, bss Mi4ael Btnsfslo, Der
f&on Sabre lang tuc3 eth &ddsratIetben
unfdbis TT, auf sen Beinen gu itebeu.
Der Wann ertrdst ieiu 4e!oen nit wabrs
baft 9rtifIidsr geoa!b.
Salt! BaIb bate i'd ems psrssfen.
Rabe Bel philadelphia pobnen cine ansahl
2uremburser, ndmIi3 In @loucsfter, q. s.
@s aibt ba msbrsre. srobe @ebereieu unb
'ptIs arbeiter aus Gels unb Der llmsesenb
fnb bort bsiddfttst. Inter benielben
fenne Id mebrsre feline Wtdnner. (Hun
Sc tsd'Gazette" och, mel Jong?- De
Neckel). Wsnn aud Ike glate PGtchen,
Ike welle MGchel, ken dadderGgen Hennes
a Ike poleerte Schmatt Qrr's de d6ch net,
JongJ do sin, ssbt ss bod, wis i3 pers
nsbn,s, bort oft brOais gu.
.Nau meng lgf hammer, hudder allies
Naues flu Philadelphia, de Jong flu
Schwetzb6ngen get al, Ell huot Rheuma-
tism Jam k6p2 Red.), get emol quGsch,
duofir hun 6eh ech geschrif. Halt 6r
fgsz warm an d'zong nasz, dat as de Roth
49, .nr' fun Ehm Mettu.
Dem aurora goItsfrsunb" 1T bas
Golsenbe sntuommen:
sri garbara Wii6eI bat ii6 seitsrn
lire S6ifsfatte fir bic Reiie na6 9uremburs
bel uns ssloit NIB reiit beute pon bier unb am
nGbften Wittpod. ben 10. Suli, nit benz Sau:
pier .Penulanb~ non Der y9eo Star Cine" pon
Neip Dort ab. Sie madt cine geiu6sreiIe III
ibrsn Gltern in Gonsbor, 9ureruburs. N6ss
LID III, baB fe auf bic Sausr oraubsn bleiben
wirb. Dtose ibre &eiie cine iebr oHsensbne iein |!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Saar, Nuiel, Gifel unb Suasrid.

Grier. am "a. Stunt fanb cine
nebans Der 2. @stabrou bss SufarsnsRss
siments ffatt. Die Yferbs, tbeiIpsiis NIT
ben Ranni9aften bsfest, muBtsn bur@
bic Wtofsl i9utmmsn.
Su ben ifeiIsn SanbfeinfeIfsn
bpif&en benz @sisbauis unb Btusr borffst
eth Stsinablerpaar. Gin S&ieferbeder
bate f& b~tnabstIafeu, has Rsif ausaubss