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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Mortgage Sale.-George W. Hook, auc-
tioneer sold at the Court House ON Tuesday,
for S. Parker Bosley, attorney named in a
mortgage from Ben amin Hicks to Ann Re
becca SINNERS, a small frame house and lot
situated between the York and Dulanys Val
ley turnpikes, i'll Towsontown to Martin Hol-
bein for $3.50.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Cub Hill Tournament.-The annual tour
nament at Mr.. P. A. DeBaughs 9-Mile House,
Hartford road, will take place Wednesday,
August 9TH. See advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

The Matrimonial Market Dull.-During
the month ofJuly the Clerk of the Circuit Court
issued marriage licenses to the following
persons:
Jesse J. Fishpaw to Emeline ]. Grimm.
David Connolly to Annie S. Bosley.
William H. Johnson to Fanny Sims
Joseph Davis to Clara E. Parlett
William A. Johnson to Sarah Hughes.
Charles H McComas to Edith E. Burnham.
Charles L. Madden to Mary ]. Brown.
John H. Rever to Augusta A. Folz
Benjamin Diggs to Annie NJ. Charms.
Edward s. Evens to Mary E. McCann.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Narrow Escape from Drowning lit
tie son of Mr.. James Z. Dunphy, forman in
the Journal office, made a narrow escape from
drowning on Monday last. In company with
several other children he was playing about
Wares spring, short distance from his home,
when he fell or was accidentally pushed head
foremost into the water, which is quite deep.
The other children screamed at etop of their
lungs and colored woman heard them and
running to the spring, pulled the little fellow
out lust in time to save his life Had she been
a minute or two later he would have been
drowned. The child Is about years of age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION"

Tuesday, August G, by Richard Bernard, attor,
ney, on the premises, valuable leasenold
PROPERTY at Mt. Washington.
Tuesday, August 13. by NJ. w. Ofutt, assignee,
at the Court House door, valuable real estate
i'm the 18th district, near the Camp Chapel
road . 49,.
at the Court House, a farm of 81 acres, in the
9th district. o.. -
Wednesday, August q, by Yellott y Onutt, at
fornevs at the Court House, a farm of SO
acres in the I'd district, near Owings Mills.
Tuesday, August 27, by Yellott Mitchell, attor-
news at the Court House. store and tavern
stand at Randallstown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Hereford, 7th District.-Aunt Angelina
Whye, an aged colored woman, died few days
since at her home near this place, from dropsy.
Her funeral was largely attended on Sunday
from St. Paul's NJ E. Church, Rev. J. H. Brice,
pastor of the church, officiating.
The Hereford Circuit (colored) camp will be-
gin in the beautiful grove of Mr.. Joseph w.
Nelson on Sunday next, to be continued three
weeks. These camp services are very largely
attended by people from far and near and most
excellent order always prevails.
The Odd Fellows of this place are having a
substantial tin roof put ON their hall. Mr.. A.
S. Carman is doing the work.
Mrs. Amelia Kelley is having front and
back porch added to her residence, which not
only improves its appearance but is also great
convenience.
am glad to say that Miss Hannie Vance,
who it was feared was so dangerously ill., is
now able to be out again.
Our county roads are almost impossible
again from the effects of the recent rains.
Surely the supervisors who can keep good roads
at this time are worthy of reappointment.
Our genial friend, Mr.. George Miller, has
opened up, in connection with coachmaking
the furniture trade.
Farmers have about finished harvesting.
Corn promises at present to be an abundant
crop. Mr. John p. Mays has the champion
field on his Piney Hill farm. PATRON.
Mt. Carmel, 9Th District.-The paper mill
of Mr. Daniel Beckley, of Beckleysville. took
fire from some unknown cause about - o'clock
on Sunday night last and was entirely con-
sumed, with its contents. The loss is heavy
and is only partially covered by insurance.
This is the second time Mr.. Beckleys mill has
been burned and he says he will not rebuild
Rev. VIM. ]. Nicoll preached at Forest Bap-
fist Church on Sunday last to large audience.
The Sunday school of this church held its an
nual picnic and celebration on Tuesday
The Drum Corps of this place held its first
picnic on Saturday last and it was very sue
cessful affair. There was good dancing floor
and Prof. John Mccullough furnished excel
lent music.
The order of Heptasophs of this place, will
hold a picnic in the grove in front Of Mr.. s. V.
Millers store, on Saturday, August 10th, be-
ginning at 10 A. NJ. and continuing during the
day and evening.
The farmers of this section are now busy
blowing for wheat.
One Of our farmers did not make much of q
success with his oat crop. He sowed one
bushel and reaped and threshed three.
Political matters are getting lively in this
district and all three parties are getting in ac-
tive work. EVERGREEN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Death of a Well-Known Young Man.
! This community was much shocked on Thurs
! dav to learn of the death of Mr.. Lewis H.
! Urban, which occurred at his residence, in
| TOwsontOwn, between and o'clock that
! evening. He had been complaining for some
time and about two weeks ago took to his bed
! and typhoid fever rapidly developed. His at
| tending physician. DIR. James H Jarrett, did
all that medical skill and experience could sug-
| gest, but his symptoms were alarming from the
| first and he grew steadily worse until he sue
combed to the disease.
Mr.. Urban was born in Towsontown about
thirty eight years ago. He was educated in
the public schools and his father having died
when he was quite young, he commenced
learning the printers trade in the office OfTHE
UNION. Subsequently he engaged in the res
taurant business in the house owned by his
mother, on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and the York road, and in this he continued to
the time of his death. He was careful, polite
and attentive business man and had a very
large circle of friends throughout Baltimore
county, as well as in the city who will be
panied to learn of his death
Upon the death of his mother Mr.. Urban
bought the valuable lot where his business
place was located and, a few years later, having
married a daughter of Mr.. Theodore A. Bokel,
a prominent business man on the York road,
near Boundary avenue, he built himself hand
some house on portion of the lot, where he re-
sided with his family Two months ago he
leased from his father-in-law the Wingfeld
house, opposite the east front of the Court
House, and fitted it up in very fine style for a
cafe. He had only commenced business there,
in connection with his old place, when he was
stricken down by the disease which caused his
DEATH
Mr.. Urban was public-spiTited young man
and was known for the energy he displayed in
whatever he undertook He was generous,
sympathetic and charitable and was ever ready
to aid the distressed, his charity being of that
kind that did not permit his right handt to know
what his left hand did. A devoted member of
the Catholic Church. he was attentive to his
religious duties and active in all church work
He leaves a devoted wife and four small chill
dren-the youngest less than month old.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence at O'Clock Monday morning, August
9Th, from thence to St. Frances Church, where
a solemn requiem mass will be said. Inter-
ment in the family lot in st. Marys Cemetery,
Govanstown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Wants Information About Taxes. -Coun-
ty Treasurer Morgan receives many curious
letters of inquiry about taxes and the following,
printed exactly as written, may be taken as a
fair sample of some of them:
PENDLEToN July $3.50.
Dear Sir
How much tax did Barbra Heircoat (nee)
Barbra Isgrigg or Nancy Isgrigg pay What was
there estate valued at How long has it bin since
they died think they died between 1881 or
1886 If you can tell please do so Please look and
see what Mr.. Isgrigg was assessed with in
1880
BY doing so you will confer quite favor
~F Yours LOUISA CUSTER
Pendleton Madison Co Ind.
Mr.. Oscar Johnson says he must have been
quite small when Mr.. Isgrigg was assessed one
hundred years ago and that he has no recollec-
ton of how taxes were collected at that time.
List of Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Towson p o. for the week ended July 9th:
B. G. Milstead, Miss Roselie Hansboro, Will
liam Boston, Charles H. Snowden, Simon Tan
Gil, Miss Layinia Taylor, VIM. L. Whiemore.
S. J. ROBINSON, P. M.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-08-03

Orphans Court.-The following business
was transacted in the Orphans Court:
Ordered, that the first account of Joseph NJ.
Mccain, administrator of Rosanna Mccain,
be passed.
Ordered, that the third account of Josiah w.
Earl, guardian to VIM. ]. Meeks, &C., be passed.
Ordered that the account of sales of the per-
sonal estate of Elizabeth Y. Prentiss, reported
by the Safe Deposit and Trust Company, of
Baltimore executor, be approved; also that the
first account of same be passed.
Ordered, that the sale made by Rosa b..
Walker, executrix of Patrick H. Walker, be
ratified.
Ordered, that the second account of J. Edwin
Zimmerman, administrator of the estate of
Alexander Zimmerman be passed.
Ordered, that Thomas III. Matthews, survi-
wing administrator of the estate of Ezra Price,
is authorized to expend sum not exceeding
S100in repairing dwelling house in Baltimore.
Ordered, that Minnie A. Vogeler guardian,
&C., is authorized to loan Nicholas d. Norris,
ofFreedom, Carroll county, 81 300 for the term
of seven years.
Laura NJ. Peregoy was appointed guardian to
the orphan children of Lewis E. Peregoy.
Ordered, that the first account of John H.
Kaline, guardian to Amelia Kaline, be passed.
In the matter of the estate of Charles A. Leas
Ordered, that +. Calvin Williams be released
from his duties as executor.
Ordered, that the first account of Henry s..
Cooper, guardian to Henry X. Cooper, be
passed
Ordered, that Isaac N. Dickson, administers
tor of John T. Ford, be released from his duties
as the same.
In the matter of the estate of Emma F..
Northumberland, that the appointment of
a. A. Piper, guardian to Emma f. Biederman,
isrevoked and that he is discharged as said
guardian.
The following letters were granted: To J. F.;
C. Talbot and Henry Roche on the estate OF
nhr, To aran m n estate Rlch-
ard Stapleton; to S. Morris Vain and Howard
b. Conrow on the estate of Thornton Conrow,
and to d. L. Ningard on the estate of John L.
Ford.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17
0iSeouFu.

- 9esea ben SduIratb prn tact n c
ptab bic GntIase ssbober, baB er fur
$1,000 sinen pOuis pertbIoisn SeiSs unb
BsnttIationSapparat FIR Elm neus8 SduIs
sebaree anseiSafft babe.
- Die ss bsiBt, ba. BiQiam Bradley,
Der Wf ilpaateer DoI3bdnbler, eth
bebeutentes Ireal psrtbucQeu SolSIanbes
In ber RGbs uon R bineIanber erpors
ben uub bafir ben 9reis non $105, 900
se1ubIt. Dos 5ibteuubOIsIaab mai bis
Der in ben 5anben pom Sarsern BON Oibs
tofb.
- Sin Gsuer Fat in Suisr & 5slpis's
9~rocerplaben in Grarie b u gbien
sinsa S9nben non $4,000 psruria6t.
- Sn GoIss bsr 3susniBpsrpsissruus Der
Is5s S~tube1tsn euf Der ilnipsrFtd. non
Wabtfou in benz istt ~betaunten
yhazing"s Gau bss S%tubsnten RtIsp, NUTS
ben bic idrmtIiden baIsltarrisen iunsen
2eute Don ber llnipsrTtGt Iuspenbirt. Sis
lumsu btsier 9erbanntsn fiub foIssnbs:
gbas. o. Snsrum, poa Duranb Gbeo;
bore Rronibuse, Don goscobsI; ". W.
Yong, pon Gun YToirie; Maartiu 6usbss,
BON gurtass, unb ". 3. aeuoss, bon Re-
foose, Shsbppsan So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17
WSnwsSota.

- Sn gropng 8aIIIep besann
bisisr Gage bic lluterbanblung Der gunbess
commiifon NIT ben SiTstoI Siour IN,
9srtauf ibrer Gsierrattoa. Der Stamm
sdbIt en- 1900 Rbpfe. Sic baben cine
1887 anertaarts, aber uon ,SnfeI Gam,
mis iberal, no CT &c ristiren tonn, feline
S6ulben unbe;abIt 30 lafsn, unbe3ablte
Torbsraus pon 1882, 773, baruntsr cine
fir Spabsrbisnfe, bic Re sesea bic fsinbs
li5en Subianer BET beren lester grbe5uns
tn 1862 ssIeiitst. Die &efsrpation uul:
faBt circa 1000, 600 Icrss 2anb, pon
bensn 200, 900 Icres ben S~uSiaaern ,um
Gin3eIbsfis perbIeiben piirbsI. sic liest
;piiben ben Seen gar1pesca uabe Waters
toua, 9. o., unb Trausrie.
- Die iOssn. y9iqsbusy Scienss 5au~
in ber Staats ltniuerftGt az Minnea a.
polls wurbe bur8 Teuer i'm 8srtbs non
$4,000 bsi6doist.
- Sn ct. 9auI fiar;te Der gruus
uensrdber yOantse" Sulipnn in einsn
l08 6uB tiefsn Sruauen. galb na6bsm
man i'm binraf sesOsen bate, furb er.
Gin 5fi0disss gGats;nse5dube in
ct. pauL @isent5um ppn GrantIin
Ba,b uon Nsw 9orf, brannte ab. gsrIuf
$50, 900; 9erf9eruns $40, 900.
- Die SdIits bes 9sl9aftsts.beiIs bes
Qopn Beaper @rset, BET 2inerue, if
wesen ManseIs aGsr 96i&uorri9tunssn
nieberssbrannt.
- @m 8. DECEMBER wurben brei Der bel
benz Sranbe bes tribune @sbdubss Ser
unsIitten besraben. Oie NIT Der JeftffeIs
lung Der Eobssuria9s Der bsim Branbe
ll%msetomusnea be!raute sSury CAB einen
Babriprud ab, In weIdsm sslast wirb,
baB, wenn aud Der @isen.bimer bes ,Gris
bune~s @ebdabes niGt DOT benz @eieSe fir
ben 2sbensusrluf perantwortIiG iei, bers
felbe bod u1oralii5 i9uIbis wdrs. auG
Ipri5t fe ii6 san3 erti9ieben bafir aus,
baB bic eIsttrii9sn 2eitunssn unterirbii9
ssIest psrben iouea. gs bsibt, boB has
@ebdube in Sranb ssisst parb, I'm einen
DiebfabI 81 usrbsdeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17
BORT spte bier.

IS ideint, OILS Oh bic beutidIdnbiiden
SnbuitreQsn unter benz S9use bes bortis
gen Earifs bic Seit fir sstommen baItsn,
mad amsritauif9em SorbiIbe ben &onius
msntsn Oaumenibrauben ansulegen, nm
fir fi9 mDsli9f bube Yroite beruusaus
prefsn. Wie bier bic republifanii1e
Sdus;olpoIitit has ygruif" llnmeIsn
sroB,os unb aufredtbdIt, 10 bssinfist bic
pi~slseprieisne nsue Wi1tbidaftspoIitit bss
bsutidsa Ran,Iers bic 9iIbuns (. 9.
v&inse," beren einSiser !Susd es lit, bte
Probutte Su psrtbsusrn. @ewife RlaEen
BON Brobu3enten perbinben fi5, genau 70
ME bier, gu elmer feffen Sereinisuns unb
trsibsn bann in seidIohsnem Rinse bic
grsiie ibrer graeusnihe In bic SSbs. Den
RobIenrinssn, bic uielfa6 ssbiIbet obsr In
BiIbung bserifisn inb, foIste ber bon 5as
britantsn In Sblsiten unb Yoisn sssrins
bette Seifsnrins. 8ie fsrner Der rSresI.
Sen. In3." aus Sprottau bsri1tet, NC.
rem bort neulid idmm!li1e grauersibe fiber
81 einer ygierrins" suiamnsnsstrstsn
unb batten auf @runS Der ~seitiesenen
Sopfsns unb WaIsprsiie cine grbSbuns
Der 8isrprsiIe In v9ebinben" bs51IpHen.
Dieter Sling NOR iebo1 3ur Sreubs auer
biritenben &eblen ,1ur BON fur3er Sausr /;
man iast, bic Rinsmadsr ieisu babel nibt
sinmaI auf ibre 3oftsn setommen. 8siI
Sasan unb anb.re auspdrtise Brauereisn,
peIae ibre SabrItate psrienoan, auf BEN
alien Yreiie fisbsn bIis6en, muBte Der
Sprottauer vgisrrtns" In Der Ssrienfuns
psribptnoen. Die Characterization ioIen
iebod bic 9bR&t baben, fd auf Soften
Der Roniumettsn i9ablos 3u baIten.
Sect bsidditist Elm ygridsnwaasenrins"
bic 6fIsntIids Wsinuus In Sprottau; In
Tolse Der fortwdbrenben erbsbIi9sn Steis
seruns Der Breiie fur RobmatsriaIisn bas
ben idmmtli5s bortisen Sirmen Ger 8aas
gen : Snbufirie Elm llsbsreintommen babin
setroffsn, bic Yrsiie fir 0eSimaIwaasen
I'm, finf projsnt gu erb0bsn. Da In bies
ier Sran9e in Der nd9fen uab psitsrsn
llmsesenb cine &onturrsn; uidt porbanSen
TT, 10 biirfte mob! bieier &ins rpesen ieiner
yeiiernen" Natur Elm bSberss IIter erreis
den. 9as fortudbrsnbs SGlen Der
S9littitubpretie bet lteisenben Robma:
terialtoften bat fsrnsr cine 6oaIitioa
Der S5Iitti9ubfubtitantsn gu Rsmi5sib,
b.tanntIi5 benz bsbeu.snbtsn YIaee In
bieiem arti.eI, 3ur 5O!se ssbabt. Cine
erte 9sriamuluns bat bsrsits Fattsefuns
ben. AIio Elm S9Iitti9ubrins. llnb 70
f6natsn nod cine Re;be ~berartissr 1ntsrs
%nsbmunsen cnssfibr. ws,ben, J. 3. elm
5laueuwaareHs. ein Srabtndsels unb elm
@fissRtns. Das beuti@e goIt wirb aIio
poraus R@tIi9 ba!b aussisbiss 9sIssens
beit %betommen, bic vSssnunsen" ieinss
neuen Ea~rifipitens an ieinem @slbbsuteI
81 erfabren, wenn Go bic beuti9en 5srrsn
Wonopoliffeu ca9 wobl ni9t sau3 70
i9Iimm treibsn birfen ME ibre ausritani.
f@en Rolesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17

ber grsts bss Yfsrbef lsiides feIbf ssbober.
W6se es balb bsTsr msrbsn, Toni T t6nnte
Der 3eitpuntt nt1t mebr fern fetn, mo Der
Betfals ben Sped nur nod benz Nanten
mad fsnnt.
- Su 9prsborff, 6reis Steinfurt,
1T elm ~pertbpolss Stid aIttir1Ii5er
Sculptur ober B%ilbbausrtunf Der gerbors
ssnbeit unb P~rofanation, tn bic es per iuus
fen mar, entriTen porben. j0srr Pfarre,
iSumbai1 entbsGte einen alien romaniider
Eaufitstn Bet einsm S6ttsr, no berieIbs
als Rubtros biente. Mud bet gum Eauf:
ifsin seb0rise llnterias mar 81 einsm dbr:
Ii6en Smsts bsrabsepirbist. Der felt:
berise Better, frpb. Der t,euen Rir6e etnsr
Dtsuit srpeiien gu fOunsn. trat beibe Gbsils
germ seseu swsi neue Er6ss ab. Das
Stid, psl6eS auf bisIs Wsiis Isinsm IT.
ipriinsIit en- 3pete wisterseseben wcrtet
fann, 1T cine SerIe romanii9er Sunf aus
Der bsiten 3eit, eesiert nit berrIi5s-
8!ait unb Raneenoruamsntsu, welde, nj,
aud Der Stsin, mod p54is unperiebr
fnb. gs 1T uubssrsifi5, wts bas Ser
ftdnbniB fir bic fif9It5sn 9tnse ieuali
10 melt ibpinosn tcnnte, bab man elm f
i56nss Stdt aus Der GirSs entfsrus,
fonnts, nm Elm 70 wertbloIes unb bdBIi
Dies Ding aaf3ufslen, ME Der bisberis
Gaufffein mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17
Iasla b.
Eeuti6lauo.
SIbeubura.

- @sIssentIi5 Ses Iuibauss Der Mena.
ssrie auf benz PferbemarstpIas III 8 I:
Dsaburs udberte Ta Der 9abrIins bea
S6orateinfessrs &. benz S!sertdfg uni
nedte ben SuiaTsn. Wdbrsnb sr fi1 bar:
mad e;asn aussnbIit sntfernte, bate eir
Suabs eine 5o!atIapps se6ffnst, usI9e DO,
benz Si:terwsr, mar. Gls ber 2ebr!ing
nun abermaIs al ben Rdfis trat, wurbe el
bon benz Siser unter benz 9ittsrwert FIN.
bur5 ON Arm erfabt unb aufeeboben.
Gum Slid IieB bas @ittsrpert benz Gise,
nt5t Raum ssnus, I'M ben bnlb tobt &c:
dnsitistsn Burden baltea gu f6nnen. 81
riff linn Sas Ssus pom 9sibe uHb psrwun,
bette i'm unbsesulenb.
- sJm iibiiden GbeiIe bes @rpBbersos.
tbars Sibsnbars, ueI1em bis DIR furssm
bic fir ben sswe,bIi1sn Iufi5wans 70
noibpeabiser Observation-Disclosures fell,
ter, madt fi@ INNER uaebr bas Bsfirsben
bsriertbar, cine ui9tiss biretts g~iisnbabn.
Qinte, EdnIid bic 9erbinbung bes Rbeines
NIT Der Wsier bur1 bic Strsfs Duisburs.
Suatenbrid: WiIbssbauisasB Bremen su pers
poa~tdnbissn. gs fsbIt nur Der perbdIts
niBuiBis serinss GbsiI 0uatenbri6s Bres
men. Sect beabf@tist man, BITE Strsde
WiIbssbauisnsD sImenborf aussubauen unb
iabet bieria on ben betbsilistsn @smeinben
rese TbsiIuabme. Da De~lmenborffs gres
men f9on fsrtis III Inb cine biretts ger-
binbuus WiIbesbauiens Bremen teine swei
ailoustsr tar;sr ME WiIbssbauiensD els
menborfsB Bremen fem wirbe, 70 wirbe
aud bic 5ertisfteIuna bss @~s,binbunsss
sIiebes WilbesbuuiensS ua:enbrad nur mod
cine Grrss Der 3sit ietn.
&urbeifen.
- Sn Der .5nisIi5sn gaIuerfabri. su
Sanau srsisnste H5 Elm i5psres rns
slit; in eiuem gstrisbsmsrt, in DeI9em
A,beitsrtnHeu nit 9etri9tsn pon S1isB.
baumpOus bsi9aftist 7nb, bra9 auf Bis
jest nod unaufsetIGrte Bsiie Jeuer aus.
SIN gu fiunb aQss In SIammen unS
purbsn on swoa3ts Arbettsrinnen nnb
Elm Irbsiter bur4 Branbwuuben meiftens
isbr i@wsr usrIsbt, feds bupon finb tobt.
Die gerpupbstea fanbea aufnabms I'm
2anbfraa.enbuuie.
- Cine absraus sIitIi1s 9smsinbe iF
2ouseuelboIb BEL Sa1au. Disie,
Gage TT bar6 bic S9sls bstanut ssma1t
worben, baB jsber uuSuussbsrs9t:st,
Ortsbirser btansn a5t Gasen ft1 swan:
tis Wart aus Der 9ereinbs.aIe abboIe-
ipa.
Boben.
- Sine msrtwarbise RaBrsssIuu!
maBte bic @emeinbe S5IIingen In
2lut RaftGtt iber f9 ersebsn IaiIen. Gin
/. Stunt b. s. NOR bort bel Der BabI Dot
brei @emeinbsrdtbsu 70 uisI Grsibisr -
fiji miubefisns 23O M. - geipenbst por
ben, baB Der gsrpultunssssridtsbof BIZ
@abI fur unsiItis srtIGrte uub bic @s
usinbe In bic nitt uusrbebIi9ea Roitsr
usrfdlts. guf ben 6. Rousmbsr par nur
cine neue @abI anssorbnst. StGtt bel
6reibisrs absr purbs ben WabIsrn bissma,
fir brei Gage cine ginaaartis,uns ppn pis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17

Stuutsnotsn nod 1891 900 Sraucs In
Roten Der Bantsn BON BrafIisu, gabia
unb Warac1ao umfaBt. Das ben auss
wartisen 5anbeI betrifft, 10 bat 1886 bis
1887 Der Wertb Der ginfu5r 523, SIG, 600
unb icusr Der gusfubr CTS. 877, 900 Trancs
bstraSen. Der @srtb bes iuuercn 6ans
bells wurbe NIT AIS, 522, 500 5raucs be,ifz
fert. Dts SanbsIsmcrtus 3GbIts l12 Sss
seli6ifie uno SO Dampfsr. gn @iIens
babusn ffaubsn am /. Wai 1883 in Bes
trieb 846G &lmtr.. pcpon 2Ol3 R[mtr.
Staats6Gbuen unseb5rsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17

Oil & @as 60. NIT 70 Mder 2anb unb 8
Selquellen 1T pcn Der Stanbarb Oil 60.
ansetauft worben.
Wsr ben Staben bat, brau9t fir
ben Spott ut9t 81 iorsen. @oupsrneur
Scra.er erbisIt bieier Gage Gin Giffdea sus
~qeianbt, in weldem f9 100000 Ettsts
fur Sas am Is. ausuff i'm Snwupb Bart
81 Gincinnati bsabf5ti9te, pom
Mupor Wosbp absr psrbotene beuti1s
SoItsfsf ~befaabeu. Die Gitts ioutsn ben
8Ouverneur baran eriunern, bag isin
S9retben an ben Wtupor (oaNslbe ~laatste,
baB er, Der @ouusrneur, n6tbisenfaus BITE
Dfili3 our llntsrbriduns bs5 gOItSfeffes
beorbern weroe, wsI5s beHn eu6 ibatiab:
LID auf benz Seitp!ase poffirt parl feline
NieterIase in Der @abI berbeisefibrt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-17
az bon Sratiteu.

Die aQsemsine sIufmsr;Iamteit ri6tet
f1 ouf bic finanBieue Sage unb ben 5fisnts
Ii9sn grsbit Braflisn's. @ir Iafen Bier
einise Insaben barber foIssn: Oas gubs
get fur 1889 b~esiffsrt bic ginnabmsn NIT
$40, zoe, 900 unb bic Iussabsn nit 345,s
26l, 900 5rancs, iooaB Elm llsbsrf9uB uon
4,439, 900 Grancs reiuItiren wirbe. Oas
Budget fir 1888 bate isboh Elm Dsfi3it
bon 7 $500, 900 SrancS aufsuweiien. Die
Staatsl5uIb bstrug ON l. Sanuar ], 675,s
COS, 500 5rancs, pon benen 574, 522, 500
5rancs auf bic dubereu, l,l0l, 063, 900
Srancs auf bic innsren S4uIbsn entfelsn.
Bon ben ~er,ersn fiub bic InIsbsn pon
1868 uub 1875, wsl1e aufammsu 1929
$50, 900 Srancs umfaHen, nit 4 Pro3ent
per3insIi9, unb bic Mnleiben uou 1865,
1871, 1875 unb 1876, wsl1e TN @ansen
45l ,662, 500 Jrancs ausma4en, 5protens
tis. Sie Gitres bisisr 9lnIsibsn psrben
aud an ben g5risn pom 2onbon unb Paris
gebanbeIt. Dte inuersn S1ulben tsiteben
aus ben is4sprojsntisen SbIisationsn pom
1927 per S23, 697 $50 Jrarcs, ben finfs
protentisen ipaterer Sabre per l26, 993, 900
Jrancs, Der is9sprosentiSsu RatiOnaIGns
Ieibe pon 1868 per 81, 643, $50 Srancs,
Der 44pro1sntissn NationuIanIsi5s pOn
1879 per 95, 450, 900 Srancs unb ben Sb.
lisatiOnsn Rio be Saneiro per 299, 900
Traucs. gu Der obissn Saaptiumms toms
men absr nod: Die i9wsbsnbs S9aIb,
bic S9uIbsn aus Der 3sit pon 1897, bic
Waiisnfonbs, bic S9asbons unb bas 30.
pisrselb (Staatsnoten per 4s5, zoe, 463
Jranes). Dieis finf 9Ofisn betrasen
ranb $50 Wiuionen Srancs. @sfesIid
befisbt felt ls49 bic @oIbpdbruns, bod
fnb bic @olbminsen unb sbsniO bic Silber:
min3sn aus benz 8srtsbr sans psri4pun.
ben. @n beren Stele ~circuIirt PapierssIb
nit 3wansScals, wsI&es eth Disasio bal
anb wsIaes auBsr ben frabs. ansefSbrteu