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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THE BOY HEGyER GETS HIS PERMIT

Mayor Grant granted permit ves,ersov aIIo,yirg Otto
a the boy pianist to appear in public performances
boy was accompanied the City Hal by Henry T.
e. ana Marcus Mayer. Agent Stocking OF Mr..
w Af Aboeys promise to secure DR. Austin Flos con
'nas the boy s physically strong enough 70 do his
49,, Al the Doctors examination should be adverse on
~-s wont IAs psrult wiz be revoked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
RoyDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, oct. 23-The bond ohers 'o-uA' %
gregated 1924 300, follows:
Coupon fou.s: 81 900 at l27. ,-ooo s17 600
$4,000, at 1877. ooo -oo e4oO at
Registered four and halls S@S'ooo' FAoo' d
105 "a. oooo a,oooo nj
100 81.
All the offers accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

hhAkY VILLARD NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.
,- -,o VI merry Willard over the report that he was
lying dangerously III at his home in Dobbs Ferry
49, .. "r' Vllard's house revealed the fact that
be was suffering from severe cold but was consider
was not considered strons was '''@ '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

0A cai,lL ALGER AND MRS. LOGAN IN CHICAGO.
cos~--os O0,. 20 tspeeal).-General r. A. AlGer,
49, III Nhiei OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public and Mrs. John A. Logan tbo Generals en-
.nu',as'c hacker for the next Republican nomination
he r ci OF me United States. both arrived in
men, g ,nls morning 70 the various depart
- e"IInaHuoIe VI he Western and Central States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
1T rs HARD TO PLACE THE BLAME.
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANIES CANNOT ACCOUNT
FOR THE KILLING OF THE LINE
NAN EEEKs

Not much progress was made yesterday In the
inquest in the case Of John f. II. Feeks, who was
killed by electric shock, and no facts which IN
dicated what electric light companys current had
caused the death called forth. IL had been
expected that by examining the manager Of each
company It would be discovered what company
owned the wire had been crossed with the telephone
wires that killed Feeks but all the managers reporter
that there had been no disturbance on their wires
the day on which the accident occurred IL now
seems likely that Coroner SchultZe Will be unaOe
to place the blame where II belongs. -
The general manager of the Brush Electric llluml-
mating Company Charles W. Spear. testified that inc
Brush Company had been using the underwriters
WIRE but was now replacing 1t with better klnd.
The Underwriters wire could be safely handled even ~
wet weather when the insulation not aDraIeii'
but the company preferred TO take no chances; Pa
ward A. Leslie, general manager of the Manhattan
Electric Light Company thought that subways coud
be successfully used and that wires could Do So
insulated as be practically safe. That none OF ths
wires of the Mount Morris company had been OUT o.
order October IL testified TO by Charles .;
Young the manager of that company. He ala no. II
have much confidence in the safety OF insulat,.
wires as did some Of the other electricians but houg
that a standing on the wet ground a ,
touched the damp insulation of live' wire he wOuu
be liable TO get a shock. a..
Mr.. Spear again called 10 the stand In the altr o
noon, and said that since the Injunction against t
Board had been secured the Brush Company ma.
replaced most of its old wire with new OF the DcS'
kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THE oss1pEE LIKELY TO BE CONDEMNED.

Washington oct 23.-It is the general impression OF
officials at the Navy Department that the Bosiu Oh
Survey recently ordered the Osspes viii report IN
favor Of condcmning the vessel This course would
be I'm harmony with the policy that has been pursued
lately with respect to the old vessels IN inc Navy,
the idea being get them out OF the way ior nc" ir0
ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.
MIR. GILROY'S LOW ESTIMATES.
THEY PLEASE THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
NOT so THOSE OF THE CHARITIES
COMAuS SIONERS.

COMMISSIONERS.
The Board OF Estimate continued It's work yester-
day the estimates OF 1890 The reduction announced
Tuesday IN the expenses Of The City Record Bureau
followed up with another surprise yesterday whom
Commissioner Gilroy submitted the estimates Of the
Department Of Public Works for the coming year.
Following tho example Of Supervisor Kenny, Conn.,
missioner Groy offered to his department for less
than his predecessors had done and at tho same time
included S1600O0 for excavatng reservoirs in Central
Park and 100000 for new street pavements, which
are extraordinary" expenditures. For 1850 the
total allowances s3,16O,0s1. with the 100000
above mentioned included Mr. Gilroy's total asked
for 1890 is $3,154,45O, making net reduction from
last year Of about 1865, 00O
Mayor Grant Controller Myers and President Cole
man. of the Tax Department all expressed their salts
faction with Mr.. Gilroy's showing In explaining
his department tables of figures, Mr.. Gilroy showed
reduction in the salary list OF S30,526.
There was allowed to him 100000 for
the maintenance of boulevards roads and avenues al
ready paved for the Bronx River work S27. 400 {;
for free floating baths, $4,000; for maintenance and
general repairs of tho Aqueduc6 S175, 600; new gate
house. Central Park Reservoir S24 600; lamps, gas
and electric light S706 500 Croton waterplpes $780,,
600; repairs to public buildings, 500 900; removal
Of street distractions S47 500; repairs and renewals
of stop-cOcks and pipes, 1920 OOO salaries of en-
gneer corps and clerks $50, 900; street pavement
pairs, renewals and regarding 1867, 0o0 Iepaving
streets and avenues, S413,000 Of sewers $685.,
600; supplies for public buildings and care of the
same, S135 900; salaries, 500 OOO
Tho Department of Charities and Correction was
taken up next, President Porter and Commission
Sheehy being present to explain facts and figures to
the Board Their estimates called for 50, 991 $50.
The allowed last year was SO, 1877 $50. This
large increase Of $7o4,OOO asked for by his depart
ment over last years appropriations evidently a
surprise on the wrong side to the Board and Mayor
Grant began searching examination into its
This resulted in $3.50 900 being scaled off the demand
The following were the deductions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

1t Is possible that the amount TO be allowed for
new buildings may be increased when the estimates
finally revised.
The estimates for the Park and Health Departments
will be taken up to-day
All the employees In the Department of Charities
and Correction except those in the Male Training School
and the insane asylums have TO submit to an per
cent reduction of their salaries 10 date from the first
Of this month. 1t is said, however that they will
receive their old salaries after January next. The
reason of the reduction IS that the Board Of Estimate
refused to transfer the appropriations from de
partment TO another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
WHAT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WANTS.

special meeting of the Board of Education which
held yesterday was devoted to the appropriations
for the year 1890. The total Of those approved by
the Board was 81 1868 of which SO 10O,317
for the salaries Of teachers. A communication
received from the Board Of Estimate saying that
would consider the estimate OF the Board of Educa-
ton Monday. Last year the appropriation for
salaries amounted TO 81. $50, 900. The increase Of
than 100000 is due to the opening OF new
schools and the employment of teachers. The
increase in the total estimate that Of last year is
S467 500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Washington, oct. 23-An affidavit has been sent 70
the Chief Of the Engineer Corps, L. B. a" u u'o
effect that while the steamer Bombay was PaSol nr
through the Swash Channel, newborn HdpO, ,olIcd
0ctoLer n constant stream of ashes was shoVeilcu
into the water. The affidavit Will De 4eloII0" ~
tho Department of Justice for its action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
ASKED TO REFUND TIE EXTRA PENSION MONEY.

Washington, oct. eat IS understood that TWO
OF the employees OF the Pension Office whose pehsio"S
were rerated have been officially requested w. 10
nlnd 10 The Government the extra money pau ~
Them on account of such reratng. Inc law give,
them sixty days I'm which 10 reply TO ue nouCt ,iom
the Government and 1t is not known What %uIon
they will take.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
Gpecial Notices.
Carriers Little Liver Pills are

Exceedingly small and sugareooted. one is do.s
ROebucIS's Weather strips for doors and Window
made In al woods, plain or polished by R0eDuck
1914 Fuonst Tel call Nassau 2lj Established Is
The New York Association for improving the
COhd ton of the PCor-Ihls old Association j. an
Ala Society devoted the elevation OF the home life
poor and the udcious relief Of their necessities
without race COLOR creed hatl0nalfy. Al
cases Of want receive most careful treatment. Tho
general relief and has weequpped sanita
sewing and fresh Departments It has lust opensd
Harlem branch. President, John Patton Treasurer.
r. r. MInturn as William-st. Ch'm'n Com Of Ways and
Means Fulton Cutting Ch'm'n Finance Com James A.
Scrymser General Agent, 7. s Longworth az 4th-aye
To Telephone Companies.
Having In successful operation ~ apparatus Tor auto
matte OF telephones, pay stations, the vaughn
Automatic Machine Co. S6 Remsen,st, Brooklyn N Y.
is prepared negotiate for its by a. eompanies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
sEYArOR VEST 4BLE TO TRAVEL.

Kansas City, No. oct. GA dispatch from seq"
liza to The Star" says Senator Vest who has pee.
III for some time at his sisters house. IS fully rec0Velvu
ana VIII leave here for Washington tonight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Those who are in search of real estate OF L.es
board rooms who want to buy or reg announce
should examine the many columns oi nj M 1rbune to-
ments on the fourth and fifth pages oil ms lr'pu"0
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Unprecedented bargains I'm and handsome On
signs in Furniture at Flints, 104 West i4th-st They
oyercrowded because OF delay in trade To make room
they have cut prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

4l,a; Iowa, q; Illinois. 3; Ohio /; Montana 3;
Iowa, II Michigan, is: North Dakota, g. South
DAKOTA, A; Wisconsin, IL; Minnesota, II; total,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

DEAD At ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN.
Utica n Y, oct % Lyman Davis age Ia the olae''
man in this valley died In the town OF Salisbury yeseS
re was farmer and had lived IN salisbury for neaIy
asntwry lie remembered well occurrences oil lV0 yea'
ago one daughter. Mira George Carlisle Of Little FANS
survives hips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
MR.. WESTINGHOUSE ON DANGER FROM WIRES.


Plttsburg. oct % (SpeciaD.-Before leaving LOT
New-York to-day, George Westinghouse talked 10 d
reporter the present against overhead electl0
wires. lie said: q While am in favor OF having tne
electric wires under ground, do not approve this
agitation at present, simply because consider u ui
fair to lay charges TO the electric light wires whcn
cannot Justly be maintained. The present agi'auon
is due largely 10 a number Of accidents that nave
recently occurred in New-York City. and also to inc
active work of the managers of the Edison Company
and OF Mr. Edison who have sought 10 turn the present
situation to their advantage. Their central s'aVion
lighting business which depends upon the low-tensio
system. has in the last two or three years suhereu
seriously from the competition Of the more economical
high-ension, alternating system. Eventually all oi
the overhead wires in thckysctted communities VIII
he repIaced bv underground wires but overhead wires
properly insulated and maintained are what In these
busy days may be considered perfectly safe IN
Pitisbirg there are wires for 10000 incand,scehl
lights operated by the alternating current. Ihess
wires are insulated and carefully main tained ana
thc result OF their operation I'm the last two or Three
wears IS an Indication of the safety Of the system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

The Cambridge, SHAVE. and 33fst, Is pslAusl
model home, with all hotel conyenlences Ousine unso
passed. Lorenz Reich, proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Never fail 10 cure sick headache, often the ven
first dose. This Is what Is sad Dy al "ho ny Se~f
Little Liver Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

SEN age twenty years Of College Point L. L Her par
ents are said to be wealthy She three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

The New-York Electrical Society met IN Cllh'on
Hall last evening. The meeting was addresseu Wy
A. A hudson, OF Nova Scotia and Joseph Wechsef' VI
The Electrical World In the course OF his nhdrhs
on the subject Of insulation Mr. Wechsler stated thai
all Of the London electric lighting companies hah
been compelled 10 put their wires under gr0unoHc;
He also stated that the big Fancin dynamo OF lOOyO
volts now being constructed In London, VIII supply
underground conductors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Business chances Of various sorts are mentioned in
the phv advertisements the fourth and fifth pages
Of The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

All who patronize the Hodgman Rubber Company,
Broadway Grand assured that they will Ree
goods OF the best quality and sure 70 give satisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
Liebig Company's Extract ofMeat.

Constipation Prevented
BY morning dish OF "Rex Wheat" Goes furthss
does more, better than any other grain TODD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Tho little advertisements OF the people be-
COMING more and more popular every day. The reason
is plaln-they do what they set out 10 GO. Iney
bring together those who buy and those who Wish
Inl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

No household complete without IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
&anfas.

- Sn bet Staatsaeietsebuns BON &ans
fas lit auf Nniu9en bes 8 6eritaatsanwults
elm @eiesentpurf einsebra6t worben, pels
der allen BEN Staat burblaufenben Yuls
mans8 asen cine Steuer auferIest. 9ts
Yuumans @sieuf6aft BAT it3 bis babin
sspeisert, in &anias Steusrn gu bsaabIeu,
unter benz gorpanbs, bag fis bereits ibr
sanses Gtsentbum in Sqiuois ueriteuere.
Die Sa9e liest omar nod ;ur Gnti6ets
buns benz Sberfaatsseri4t BON &anias
Dor, absr I'M, gan; fiber gu ee5su, min Der
SberitaatsanwaIt au9 mod elm birettes,
bic Yuuutans@ eieui9aft our S%eftsueruna
beranSisbsnbes 9siet babsn.
- gr:@ cuusrnenr Slid ipra9 in bsr
Sabrssueriammluns ber Staats safs,bau'
beb0rbe iibsr isne 9erbinbuns, wsl9e ben
Sleiidmartt bur9 ben Sanbel nit ioge:
MANNHEIM vauseridtetem Sleii9" i9dbist,
I'm bieiem WonopoIe miriam su bssssnsn,
empiiebIt Slid, baB bic sesenudrtise Ran:
las'sr 2esislatur Elm @sies e~rIaiIe, NO:
bur9 cine Drtli9e gisb: unb Sleii1inipst:
ton uorsei9rieben werbe.
- ginem aus Nt9iion einsetroiie.
men 8rtefe sufolse bat ber farbise Barbie,
Sobn Morris, Der frdbsr in Mbo, g.,
wobnte, auf benz Sterbebett sefanben, mi
swet Mnberen Dor a9t Sabren ben bortiser
2~sibitaubefser Wm. gmri9 ermorbet a.
baben, beiien 2ei9e tn ieinem Stuue bdn:
senb aefunben wurbe. Or iast, er uni
feline @snoien bdtten beiu, Rartenipiel ii,
sanses @elb an gmrid u~erloren unb bic:
fen bann nit Sanbidden eridlaaen unb BIZ
9ei9e I'M Staue aufsebdnst. gr bat BIZ
Ramen ieiner Miti9uIoisen anseseben uni
es uirb jsst mad ibnen seiu6t. Srau gm'
rid unb ibre bret &inber Iebsn In gutter
YerbdItnifIen in Mlma, Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
@iseonFu.

- gu Ractne bat elm seuiher Sly.
Otto has vYerpetum Wobiils" erfanben |!
Oie Narten werben bod ni6t aue!
- Die aufrssuna, pel9e in Solge bes
9eri6ts Der gntoetuus pom Natursas in
BET Ndbe pon Sat Greet, etna 10
Weilen pom Wilpautss, b~erporserufen
wurbe, bat itd erbObt. @s it naulid
bur9 einen sIaubpirbtsen 9errn beri9tet
porbsn, baB bas @as, als mar, es ~entsins
bette, nit elmer Slamu,e bon fat 80 SUP
SSbe brannte. Sener Serr iast, baB Der
9eru1 bes iener SueQe entitrOmenben
@aisS benz bes 2eu9tsaies iebr abnIid iei.
- Das Nimiton : Giienberspert Bel
Iiblanb wurbe fir SIS, 900 an bic
@inbior Sron Minins So. non Milpautee
unb bic 8atason Wine fir $40, 900 an
s. @. RbinsIanber, Yrdibsnt Der Gate
SboresB abn, p~ertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Die SertbeiIuns Der Gintpan:
oerun9.

DAP bic beuti6e @%inpanberuns eiuen
Saupttbeil Der eurOpdti9en ginpanberuna
in bic Ser. Staaten pdbrenb bes Ietten
Sabres sebiIoet bat, 1T bereits nudsss
wieieu.
8on aIsemsinem Sntersfs 1T aud bic
8ertbeiIuus bieier ~@inpanberuns In bic
siu1sInen amerieanii9en Stautsn.
Stutifiide Na9psile inb aaerbinss
nur iber bieientsen @tnpanberer Az etbal:
ten, bic in GuitIe @arbeu seIunbsf fab.
BON ibrer @eiammt3ubI, bic i'm Sabre
1888 81, 7l9 betrus, iinb 1882 mad
NeiiOuri setOmmsn, 23,l73 mad Suinois,
7479 mad Snbiaua, ll,778 mad Ohio,
1894 nod &unius, 4538 mad Rebrasta,
1865 mad Soma, SLY na9 8isconfn,
1s,6Os mad MtnnsiOtu, ia mad artaus
fas, 207S mad Eeras, l4l mad alabama,
$3.50 mad Colorado, 800 na3 @eoraia,
2l2 mad Slorioa, l79 mad MtifiHppt.
SCI mad 2Outfana, l465 rad Rarplanb,,
78l mad Rentudp, $40 mad 9eIapare,
Ill mad Glib Carolina, 435 mad Rorb:
Carolina, 500 mad Eennsfse, 323 mad
8trstuiu, 1927 mad 0atota, 1857 mad
Moutuna, 233 mad @poming, ll5 mad
Sbabo, ll3 mad Nep Wsrito, HOO mad
Utah, 1899 mad 8aibiustou Eerritorium
644 mad Oregon, l59 mad Reuaba uni
1904 mad Californian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

S0fcta.

- Quf Gnorbnuns bes WiniItsrs bes
Snnern pirb bas 2anbamt in . ea b.
N o b mad &apibs @itp ii6ettebeIn
u1ii6en.
= gu Wtt6eIl bate maj, AM s.
Sanuar ben eriten re3ten Wintsrtae In
Cubs atota. IS sins elm idarfsr Norb:
peit:@inb nit etpas feinem S9nee. Oas
1T Der erite Binter, bsr 10 ipateu ginaus
belt.
- Sn Suron fanb bieier Gage BIZ
Sabresusriammluns bss SaseIpsriide.
rungspereinS ffatt. Dem Beri6te bes Ses
tretdrs sufoIse purbsn 1869 9oIicen aus:
seitsut, bic @rnte auf $50, sl4 Qcres sesen
S9aben bur9 Sasel fiber ftelten. Qn
Brdmten purben $lO7,o85 einssnommen,
an S3aben $73,052 ausbetablt.
- S5pn pieber lit Elm rei6es &oblens
il63 in Datota, brsi Weilsn n6rbIi9 BON
genterpilIe, beim Brunnenbobren
entbedt worben. 9eufeueruns uirb nun
baIb In Satota gu ben sepeienen Oinsen
seb6rsn. Sn elmer Gtefe pon 1913 SuB
Iisst Elm TI63 uon a6t SUB Wddtisteit
mad Our@bobruns elmer Sanbs unb S9ies
feritsini9idte purbe Elm 3peites SI6, ses
%trOfien; In bieiem arbettst Der Sobrer nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
&tnnefota.

- Gum aussmeinen @rifaunen mar bic
porpodentlide Meblprobuttion in W | n.
neapolts bic sr6Bte felt Nopember unb
bstrus 1882 SaB sesen so, 900 tn be,
gorpo5e unb los 400 in Der ndmlt9en
@p6e bss 8oriabrss. Son ben ELF Mib:
len in 9etrieb arbeiten fieben pesen 0ai.
~fermanseIs nit Damp. Sn uortser @ode
purben ca. IA, 900 SAB tdsli9 ~probucirt,
Cine MibIe, wsI6e ca. 800 SAP lisfert,
iteIte ben Wtntsr iibsr ben getrieb elm.
Cine weientIi5e 8eferuns I'M W~eeblmarti
III ni3t eiugetreten, obslei3 einise MaQe,
sroBe S~eiteuunsen erbalten baben. 0te
birette Nusfubr betrus 1926 SAB aeser
Is, 800 in Der Yorwo6s. 2l1t Wiblen,
weI9e 3,4oO SAB liefern tOnnen, iteber
fill unb neun anbere iinb nur tbeilmeiit
in Betrieb. 9ie Deiseneinfubr betrue
nur $50, 200 Bu., Der Seriaubt l8s. l60
8u. Wstsen, so, 500 SAP Wsbl unb 3lO5
Eounen MibIenftoffe.
- Carlos Sewett pon Winneiota bal
bic grnennuns ~ einem Der SommtHdre
fir Ilusta erbalten unb bat aIs folder in
Sitta gu refbireu.
- 66nnten bic g t.. YauIer In bies
fem Sabre n:6t itatt bss gispaIuitss Elm
&teiensa q aquarium erri9ten unb itatt bes
Winters &arneuals;eiueu fsu9tsfroben Wais
iers &arnsual peranifalten 2 uetnt bsr See
bote" pou Wilpautee.
- 2aut gsridt bss Reisret: Commit =
idrs Sues bate Wtnneiota in 1868 49,
CSC &ibe, in 1888 $780, 600. Der @srtb
bss in 1888 sr,eusten &dies mar $3.50,
900, Der Butter 81, zoe, coo, Der in Mius
~neapoIis unb ct. Saul ~pertauften Wil9
So, ooo, 900 Der I'M san;en Staat uertaufs
ten Wil6 1925, 600. gs waren pors
banben $4,000 &dIber au ie $40 unb
5000 &ibe gu lie S25; @siammtusrtb
Der WiI6wirtbi9aft In Winneiota $44,s
325, 900. Winneiota bat 1876 greamez
ries, 95 &diefabriten unb $50 Prtuuts
Diaries. Su 1875 wurben 5,0O0,s
900 Pfunb &unftbutter einsefibrt, in 1888
nur wsnise Gauienb Pfuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

Was ben Often anbetrifit, 10 wurben
bic Staaten Nep Oort, Rew Seriep unb
S%enniplpania BON ben 9ilsern aus europa
btporaust. Der empire Staat erbielt
ndmIi5 1884, 23 europdtids ginuanberer,
8~ennipluauien 81 1922 unb Nep Seriep
IA, $3.50.
3iemIi6 sIei6 beridf@tist wurben
Wafaduietts unb Wtdtsan. Oen1 wdbs
renb ii6 na9 ienem Staate 1865 guros
paer sewanbt baben, smpfins Wt9isan
1885.
I~uffaIenb iii, baB aud Connecticut NIT
1908 uub &bobe Sslanb NIT 340l Gin
panberern beba6t purben, wdbrenb td
mad benz SubianersE erritOrtum nur 224
uub mad Iri3ona gar u 90 sepanbt
baben.
Oils Saupturia9s bieier mertpirbiaen
9eri9ieSenbeiteu muB uobl bic gntfers
nung Der ein3slnsn Staateu unb Eerritos
rien pom &ntunftsbafen betra9tet werben.
9ie meiiteu gmisranten BADEN nidt piel
@eIb iibris, ,penn He in Cattle @arben
ans 2anb ftsissu. Oa lit es has Ratirs
lt6ite fir ite, wenn ite in Rep 0ort blets
ben ober in einen ber bena4barteu Staa;
ten seben, IN benen beuti6eS 8eien @urs
seIn sei9lasen bat.
Sffenbar 1T ferner, baB Der Slben nod
wenis Nn,tebunssfraft auf bic ginwuns
bsrer RttteIs @uropu's ausiibt.
Gros ietner peltberiibmten Sransen:
ba;ne bat 6Ioriba nur 2l2 9erionen anse:
Ioft. IQetn Eeras erbsbt, ii6 etntser:
maBen ibsr has Niueau bes @ep6bnli6en.
Befsr 1T Der Nor6peitsn unb Beiteu
wessetOmmen.
Infer 0a6bar faSt Suinois itebt bisrbsi
I'm 9orbersrunb. Sbm sunddft tommeu
Ri9tsan, Wisconin unb, Der Yrobibitior
gum Eros, Soma.
l1ebrisens werben aud Ohio unb Sn:
btana, Rsbrasta unb &anias tsinesuess
uerna3Iaiiist.
@ie man iiebt, ersieBt ii9 Der befru9'
tenbe Strom Der ~gtnpanberuus iber all,
Staaten unb Eerrttorien. Sbn ab3u:
iperren, wdre bic reinife l1nuernunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
S6mcis.
- Die vWussn" i'm 8drensrabsn I
en- bic Stabt Bern iibrli9 1850 Sra

- Die vRussn" i'm 8drensrabsn TO-
item bic Stabt Bern iibrli9 1850 Srans
Ten.
- Oie Stabt 9 Vel bat l5,24s Gins
uobnsr. 9~ermsbruns felt 1880: 1925.
- Die Yolts3abIuns am l.. December
ersab fir bic Stabt ct. @alIen 27,s
9l0 ginpobner, ~seseniiber 2 l,43s i'm
Sabr 1880. Die 3unabme betrast 1918
pro5ent.
- Na1 benz pom, @roBen Stabtratb
aenebmisten 9oranidIas pro 1889 bat bic
Stabt Bern bel 1,5SO,OOO Sranfen
g~lusaabsn unb 626, 900 Sranten @innab,
men bur9 Stsusrn $4,000 Sr. auf3us
brtnsen.
- Ser bsribute 2uftbsilort 9apos in
@raubinben beberberst bisien Winter
1908 &ursdite, namIi9 4S3 Deutf9e, 500
gn9ldnber, 40 S9weiaer, SO Sransoien
unb Bslsier, 80 @merifaner unb 90 8ers
i9isbsne. Ser 9Iat 1T alto sbsu 70 gut
gum Spra9enIsrnsn, wie gum 2unsenauss
beiIen.
& Der Surort Dapos 1T, wis be-
ri@tet wirb, pOatanbis sinsei@nsit.
- Sn 8ari9 battsn f19 msbrsre
Rau flsute Suiammensetban, UNI mad sros
Zen antdufen, bic fe ma9tsn, ben preis