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Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

MAY HOWARD.
THE STILL ALARM

MAY HOWARD.
The attraction at the Grand for all of next
week will be May Howard and her troupe of
burlesquers.
THE STILL ALARM.
s'The Still Alarm" with Harry Lacy in
the leading role, will be presented at tho
Hyperion on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week. The company is fine
one and the stage appointments are superb.
OLD LAVENDER.
Ed. Harrigan appears-in "Old Lavender"
at the Hyperion on the last rwe--aaasss q nsxt
week.
THE BOY TRAMP.
Large audiences have witnessed the per-
formances of Madame and Augustin Melville
in The Boy Tramp at the Grand. Each is
q consummate artist in the role assumed. The
last two performances are given today.
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.
William Gillette will shortly appear at
Proctor's in "The Private Secretary" one. oi
his most successful plays.
PRoCToR's OPERA HOUSE.
A fair house for rainy night turned oui
to see DsnI Sully in Conroy the Tailor last
evening, and this bright, funny play evil.
IDENTIFY made a hit. The Corner Grocery
will be given this afternoon and evening and
jolly treat is in store for all who attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
YALE NOTES.

The Harvard and Yale Conference Re.
garding Athletics.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 14.-The Har-
ward aud Yale committees appointed to con-
slider the relations of the two colleges in ath-
letics held secret meeting this evening a.
the Massachusetts house. No business was
transacted beyond the submitting by Harvard
of proposition which the Yale men took
under consideration. The meeting was ad.
journed at an early hour until tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock, when Walter Camp of New
Haven, will be present.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

D. n. WEIGH & SON
Fancy Turkeys zoo lb, Fancy Chickens i5c Id.
big bargain In fne
Now Baking Beans. 4 OTIS. 95c.
Warranted to suit all
Butter. Butter.
We can sell you . fine Table Butter at CSC ID.
All guaranteed perfectly pure Butter.
Drivo In Fancy Canned Salmon,
Only $50 can, warranted to suit.
Oh how those hne Marrow Peas sell, only 10c can
Fine large California Raisins 10c ID.
Eggs 'Way Down.
Fresh Eggs only 16c dozen, dozen for Sl.OO.
Troah Country Eggs 20 dozen, ~ dozen for 81.
a splendid Cheese for l0c lb.
oranges. Oranges.
This weak You can buy them chsap
Extra large nne Florida Oranges $50 dozen.
Fine new Maple Sugar, warranted pure, only 15c
Splendid Corn only Joe can.
sDl'ndiso saSssss;se only i0' 81
Two dozen Nice Oranges for S6c.
| nice lot Of Oranges for 18c dozen try them
A6lb package Prepared Buckwheat &c.
Flour. Flour.
world, Try Weich's Patsnt Haxaii At s5.w Dbl. ",
guarantee every barrel Or money refunded.
Nsx Ey:posstsa l. Apr s,u. 49, ys ID
| D. NJ. WEIGH & SON,
% and 30 Congress Avenue.
Branch Grand A wanna
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

silver street Property Attached.
The Silver street property of Horace B.
Mix was attached yesterday at the instance
of Enoch B. Clark Of Orange to recover a
loan of $50.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
Died at savin Reck-Buried In West

Henry N. johnson, an old soldier, died at
his home, Savin Rock, Of pneumonia, last
Monday. He leaves wife, three sons-Henry
D., Charlie and Louie-and one daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Hyde. The funeral took place
at 81. James church, Westville, Wednesday
at three O'Clock
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
A Bank Robbed.

SALEM, ILL.,, Feb. 14.-The Salem National
bank was robbed last night of $4,000, be-
sides some securities. The burglars drilled
through the vault door and then entered the
vault and blew open the burglar proof safe
and took the contents. There Is no clew to
kho &bfnvou
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
TELRGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.

Toronto university was totally destroyed
by fire last night. The loss is estimated at
over $500, 200.
The steamboat City of New York, when
rounding the Battery at 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning in dense fog, ran down and sunk
. canal boat. Captain Cahill and his wife
are supposed to have gone with the canal
boat.
Owing to the attendance of the Duke de
Luynes at political punch given him by the
Catholic students ct the Gymnase Laurenzi
Thursday night, he has been forbidden to
visit the duke of Orleans who is at present
confined in the Conciergeric prison.
Prince Alexander of Battenberg, recently
ruler of Bulgaria, who is now known as the
count of Hartenau, has been appointed
commandant of the Seventh regiment Of
dragons stationed in Vienna. It is I'M
derstood that he will be made general with
| in year.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

A journal of one of the cars of . freight
train near Berlin yesterday morning which
caused sad accident resulting in the death
of D. J. Young, q brakeman of Windsor
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

District OF New Haven, 81. Probate Court,
TNsTATE Of FRANCES L. SANFORD, late OF
III Now Haven in said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the district Of New Ha-
ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of said estate to
hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg
lect to present their accounts, properly attested
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to
mako immediate payment TO
F,so d1v Administrator.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
A Deputy Assassinated.

II OepuSy Auu1bSIH8S0us
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-At.orney General
Miller today received the following telegram
from Marshal Mizel at Jacksonville, Fla:
w. B. Saunders, one of my bravest and most
efficient deputies, was brutally assassinated
at Quincy. Gadsden county, yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, where he had gone with
myself and other deputies on official busi-
ness
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
SMALL POX,

A Meriden Patient Escapes to this
City He 10 Put In tho Hospital
Morgue and Again Escapes.
Swansea, the smallpox patient. who es-
Capped from Meriden yesterday afternoon to
this city was for want of better place kept
in the morgue at the hospital. He again es-
capped from that institution last evening and
wandered back to Meriden. He is ct present
confined at the same house that he left, on
Veteran street In that city. There are six
cases of smallpox in Meriden and the city Ia
considerably excited.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

GEMI-MoNTHLY Parties Personally conducted
- Combining Comfort-Low Rates - Ouick
Time Pullman sleeping Cars. Can on OF addrcse
nearest Ticket Agent, Or =. e. CURRIER, New En-
gland Aren't Southern Pacific Co.. lss Washington
reeb bo40ns 1aeA eod6m
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
COFFEE l

A large stock Of VERY OLD and CHOICE
PAdang Java Coffee, and fair stock Of Mo.
cha. We buy these goods from frst hands,
roast every other day, grind to order there
is no reason why 1t shouldn't make perfect
Coffee.
$500 Flour 5000
johnson & Bro q "Hsxall," equal to any
made, 5000 per Dbl.
A good Family Flour for IS % per Dbl.
CIGARS!.
A good stock Of Imported and Domestic
Cigars some choice, from pure Havana to-
bacoo, made In Key West.
Price Celebrated Olive Oil, In quarts, pints
and half pints; qts $50, pts SOC, half pts SOC.
We are sgents for Its sale here.
JOHNSON & BRO, All ant
~ RsVuter and Naws conv
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
CIGARS!

NEW HAVEN STEAM HEATING co,
Heating
Spciat
this nehod
All 4nd Of Repairing promptly and thoroughly done.
OFFICE AND FACTORY SO COURT STREET, NEW HAVEN CONN.,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
The Damrosch Lectures at the United

Mr.. Damrosch lectured yesterday after
noon to the largest audience that has yet
greeted him, and his expedition of the last
two acts of "Sieefried" proved as intensely
interesting as ever. Monday he will lecture
on the first two acts of "The Gotterdam-
m erung.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

GREAT BARGAINS.
Rack Steak &c ID.
Round Steak 10c Id.
L4oin Steak 14c ID.
Porterhouse 15b lb.
Sparerib &c h.
Roast Beef Sc ID.
Poultry and all kinds OF Vegetables cheaper tnan
at any other place-at
e. SCHON BIER GERS,
l. q q Central Market, Congress ave. New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
FOR SALE.

/ FOR SALE,
- Houses In different parts Of the city:
/ aa.a 4 an -.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
FORRENT.

~ Firstclass tenement, lower floor, consisting
Of i've or six rooms, and two upstairs bed:
rooms, all modern conveniences; also half Of
stables on tho premises, al Sherman avenue. In.
quire at (n20 10 This OFFICE.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
THE BOY TRAMP.

Ed. Hsrrigan appears-in "Old Lavender
at the Hyperion on the last rwc--aass - mel
week.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
RAR RENT

- Five rooms corner Of Park and South sta. !;
nve rooms No. $50 State street; nve rooms,
Lewis street, Fair Haven, and several other
Senernents in different parts Of the city.
apls II JACOB HELLER. 9o Olive streee
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WARNER o. JUDS0N,
FOR. SALE

FOR SALE,
NNE and threequarter acres fronting Grand
hest nite for manufacturing 10 this city.
rs I'm AUSTIN MANSFIELD. sos Grand ave.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15
Diseases Of the Nervous System,

THEIR CAUSES AND EFFECTS.
n Valuable 60 page treatise, containing chap
III ters Excesses, Dissipation, Nervous Tx
haustion, Spormorrhagia, Retention Of Urine, I'm.
potency, etc. ETC., will for the next 80 days be sent
letter postage to "SECRETARY,"
"a 81 Olive street, New Haven, Conn.,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-15

The attraction at the Grand for all of next
week will be May Howard and her troupe Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

StammessenoFen ein3utri9tern. Sbre
gauge &sIision bsftebt tn Saufen,
&aufen unb ienen S9Ie9tiss
teiten, bic man ni9t. nennen
bari; farpabr, boot traurise grfoIse
prOteffuntiidsr (S) @~r3isbuns.
Gin iunser Wann pon 6sibena, iest gut
perbeiratbst, bate ietn Slid aud in !5amp:
ton psriu1t. Da sr i9on better unterri1:
tet unb fsfsr i'm @Iaubsn mar, ais bic
eben erpabntea SprOBIinse. bsftaub sr
barauf, ben tutbolii4en 9o.esbisnf bsius
den au birfsn. Die eritsn paar Scale
wurbe i'm, biss ssftattst, bann aber untsr
sinsm nidtisen 9Orwunbe ubsei6lasen er
wurSe se3wunsen, benz proteitantii9sn
@ottssbisnfts bsiaupobner, uub muBte
ua9bsr nod, our Strafs fir feline Wetses
runs, mebrsrs Wodsn lang Strafarbsiten
auf benz JsIoe usrri9tsn, obns benz S9uIs
unterri6t wdbrsnb oisier 3sit beiwobnsn
gu birfen CD.
I'm bisIen @bicauen elm gnbs 3u ma.
den, i1rieb sr an ieinen 0atsr UNI &eifs.
ssIb, bamit ct pieber mad Suuis tommen
tpnnte.
Dies alss itnb unIeusbareG 3 a t.
a9en unb fi9e,lt9 iprs9enbe 8sIese
fur bic Spsde Der prots den 5anatiter
unb Der san5sn 6reimauretbanbe.
Dus bic tatbolif9en Wiffto:
n E n urter ben Snbianern uou, sessnwdrs
tiser Rssimente gu Waibtnston nod su
eruarlen babeu, 1T f1wer gu iasen; aber
iider 1T, baB bic 5utunft
ni9ts Suites tn i'd birgt. Die
uisIseprieisn 5reibeit, beren f9 ale ReIis
sionen in bieiem 9anbe erfreuea iousn,
idsint baIb stuas Nnbsrem pIas MAIDEN
gu ioIen, BET ben Suoianern tit man me-
~nisftsns srnffIi9 baran, ben Infans gu
maiden. n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Die sGulfra8e In ScNerrei6.

0tr baben bereits erp65nt, bag bic
giitOfe Seferrsi1's einen S~irtenbrief
iibsr bic S1uIfrase e~rIaIsn baben. Sies
fer 9irtenbrisf 1T am Sonntas, ben 10.
Suni, in allen tatbo!ii9sn Rir5sn bss
cisIeitbanii9en Ositerrei9 p~e.Isien wors
ben.
0ir Iaiisn bisis 0o9s einise aus;iise
aus benz 9irtsnbrisfe fOISen. Sn bemisI.
ben betbt es u. a.:
yWIBtst SIR gu1 benn ui5t i5wsr se.
frdntt fiblsn, penn mir annebmen MOLTEN,
Sbr isiet sleibsiItig bagessn, oh bic @r3ies
buna, uslds bic Sdule gusren Rinbsrn
arssosibsn ldBt, biefelbsn ssitIi9 unb spts
sIadli4 ober unsIidIid mc9t2
vSbsr maj ss ni1t bic Stimme gueres
@epifsns, wsIde gu1 felt Sabren be-
ftimmts, in tatboliidsn gsriammIunssn
unb bur9 sablreide Sui5,tf;en unb getis
tlonsn fur gusrs Rinosr tatbolii9e S9us
len 3u forSsrn2 llnb iinb bic bstreffsnben
Bsi9Iiiis bss aweiten aQasmeinen 6~it:rrsis
6iiden 6atbolitentasss pom aptil unb
Wai bss ustFoHeusn Subrss ridt Elm irsusr
Wiberbaa bisisr GGsrer @~ewthensforbes
ruus?
,Sa grwdsuus", 10 babsn bic SbsiIntbs
mer oesislbsn unter lebbaftsm 8sifaus unb
einssuis unb uutsr uisIfad fu~ntssssbsnsr
Sufimmuua, bsrer bic ,u tommsn ss5ins
bert parsn, e8 ausseIpro5en, lin grw6s
suns, baB has 8sbt Der gItern auf bic
grsiebuns ibrer Rinber eiu manufactures,
ia ibr beilisfiss Rs3t lit buB bic SaniIis
i'm eusiten 8erbaube nit Der Rir9e itsbt;
baB bic &ir5e nud ibrsr pom 9o:t ssaebes
men gstimmuns bic @ufsube bot, bic GSI,
ter gu Isbren unb gu ersieben, unb baB
u fe bic bierfir rotbpeubiasn Mittel
unb autcritdt bsist; in peiterer gruGs
suns, baS mad ~uniersn i~ociaIsa gsrbdlt.
niiien bic weitaas 9r6Bte MsbrbabI Der
Seu6Lteruus sur a~OtbpsHbtsen @rsiebuns
unb BiIbuus Der Rinber bic Witbilfs ber
8oltsi9uIe bebarf, bag babsr bic Bolts
i5uIe fir bic Jamilie, fir bic &ir9s unb
ben Staut pom sr6Bter, ia enti5etbsnbsr
9sbeutuns 1T: uuo in enbIi5er Grind.
suna, baB Der S9uItwan9 ssiesIi4 eins
gefibrt III: Sinb bic &atboIiten i'm De-
wiiieu usrpili5tst unb babsr bere9tiat, aIs
ibr betIigss &e5t isns 9aruntien pom
Staate fir bic reItsi6ie @rjisbuns Der gu.
senb ju FotOern, peI5e uutsr ben obpaI.
tenben GerbdItntfen uctbpsnbis unb nur
bur5 bic 0ieberetnfibruns Der cOnfsiio:
uelen S4ale errei4bar fnb."
vSebst, @sItebte i'm 9srrn, in bieisr
@rtIaruns finben fi3 ale 9rinbs anssss.
ben, bic s8 SUD nidt nur our @epi6ens:
pfli&t MAIDEN. iOnOsrr Sad bsrs5tissn,
bic cOnfsiionsls S9ule gu fnrberu. SSbr,
tatbOIiids @ltern, ieib bic etssutli9sn un6
eriieH grsieber unb 2sbser @usrsr Rinbsr
@ottss @sbut unS bic OrOuuns Der Ratur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
sonoerbare SI1tbe.

Wie melt mad Iints bic toIe Qmeritanis
iirsrsi unb bas 2isbdussIrnmit ben irrs unb
unsIdubisen gantsss bic amsritanii9sn
Raticnalttr5Ier trsibt, bat iid bisisr Gage
In Winnsiota b%erausseffsIt. BORT bat
ii9 Elm irii9samsritanii9sr grieffsr ni9t
ssi9sut, bic a~nssb6risen ieiner @emeinbe
aufsuforbern, benz 9ebeimbunbe ber odd
Fellows" bsisutreten, neil bic vSonbsrbas
rem 8ribsr" febr pieI our SDrberuns Der
rBtIouns unb Rd5fenliebe" beitrisen ! !
9cu ben eissn!liden 5rsiu,aurern folten
fe f@ fern baltsn, benn bic Sreimoursr
isien aus europa inrportirt (2Iba! ba Iisst
Der 5afs i'm Pfsffer y, bic odd Fellows
basesen, e9te Nmeritaner, isisn In ben Ser.
Staaten entfianbeT unb bdtten ni1ts Ius;
Idnbii5ss an fi6. Rad Der Weinuns bss
uunbsrbarIid tolsrantsn unb e,leu9teten
9errn in Winnsiota III bic bIutblr ltise
vglansnas@ asl" ganbe ~iebsnfaus aud
ve5t umeritanti9" unb i1sbt iomit Sober:
hermann, bic &a!boIisen ni1t aussei1Iois
fen. gum bsliebisen @inttitt often. Die
gmeritauiirerei unS bas 2iberaliiiren bes
RatboIictsmus treibsn ioubsrbare 9Iitben !
Sofentli1 fowmt BON &or Gus rs5t baIb
Elm ttdftiser WebItbau G5er bieie seu,sin:
f5dOIi6en @iftbIItbsn, wel6s ben i'm Mqs
eemeinen 10 gut beftsutsn gfer Der 6irde
@ottss In Imerifa au iberpu6ern unb ben
tatbOIii9en @eiif als foreign spirit" gu
tranbmarten unb 81 erltidsn iu9en.
(St. b. H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

babsn gu9 bieie Steuuns NIT ibren Yfi@s
ten unb Re1ten perIisben. &eine Matt
Der Wslt fam @u9 pom Der Yfi1t, guers
climber 3u ersiebeu, entbinben, unb aud
feline Tam gu@ bisiss Rs1t nsbmen. Sbr
habt gu1 einif DOR @ottes @sri1t pesen
grfiauns bieisr Bni1t 3a perantuorten,
unb sSbr tSnnst Riemanben bieie Re1ens
i@aft ibertrasen. SIR isIbit usrbst. ben
ewisen 2obn fur BITE @rfiauns bieisr gfli1t
empfausen; Sbr isIbif miHet au9 bic
spiss Strafe fur BITE 8srnadIdifisuns bsrs
ielben trasen.
v9tun 1T absr bic S9uIe ssu1aB ibrer
Gufsabe baau beitimmt, ben gltsrn sinsn
sbstI ibrer gfi9t Der Sinbereraisbuns abs
3unsbmen. 5olsli3 miien bic @ltern
unabldifs u%erlansen, baB ibre &inber in
Der S@uIe in tbrem Sinns, b. b. tatbo'
lid ersosea psrbsn fousn. 5anbsIt ss
I'D allo UNI tatboIii1e gltern. 10 fanu unt
a,ub bic SduIe bic 6inbsr nidt anbs,s aIs
IN Gimme Der gItern, b. 3. tatboIii5 err
s;ebsn.
v@spiF, 9slisbts I'm 6srrr, fou ni5t
usrtarnt peIben, baB aud Der Staat Elm
Snterehe an Der gr3iebuns Der Susenb bat
unb baber aud Rs1te seltenb MAIDEN
tann. @ir fnb niGt piuens, bieie su
i1mdlsrn ober In glbrsbs gu itsIsn; bisr'
ssssu uerwabren mir uns gang enti9iebsn,
seseuiber ben 0erbadtiaunsen, nit bsnen
uniere Gbii5tsn mt itsIlt werbsn. 8ir
seiieben germ au, baB bic bsutissn 8erbdIts
niiie bic Inpsnbuns fiaatli9er Wa9tmit;
tel au5 auf benz 9sbists Der S9uls fab
uuentbebrIi9 MAIDEN. Musin mag Der
Staat nod 70 pieIs &s9te an Der S9uIe
babsn, bas Rs9t bat Ct un3weifsIbaft
ni5t, bas tatbolii9e &inb i'm @eseniate
3u ben 0iniden unb pfi9.eu Der tatbos
liideu @ltern 81 ertisbeH; sr wirb ME eth
ioIdss Rsdt na9psiisn fOanen, unb ebsn:
iowenis taun CT Elm iol9eS seltenb MAIDEN,
obne bus natar!ide &s9t Der @ltsrn su
uerlesen.
vgtun midget ibr isIbii urtbsilsn, @ss
Iisbte i'm 5srrn! Wenn bic gr3iebuns
eurer 6inber euer %ureissnitss Rs1t III,
penn ibr als tatbolif9e gltern cure Rtnber
ni9t aubsrs aIs tutboIii9 er3ieben laNsu
tDanet unb birfst; uenn ibr sinsn SbsiI
eurer gr3iebunssre9te on bic S9uIe ab:
sebet unb bieieIbs gu eurer 8ertretertn
ma9t: mas miBt ibr bann pon Der SduIs
forbern2 Ri1ts uentser, als baB cure
Riuber in Der S9uIs mad benz tatboIifdsu
9Iaubsn er.ossn, b. b. in bas tatbolii9e
9IaubensIsben einsefibrt, CUR 8etbdtt:
suns befeIbsn, 81 sctboIiidsn 9einnun.
gen unb 5anblunsen anseIeitst, NIT einsu,
0Orte tatboIii9 ertpSen ws,bsn."
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Sir6ti&e VeutsRstten.
SAT- b.
Srbbi6cee WtIpaufee.


Wit Dem sdluB bss SdaIiubrss 1T Der
bo5p. 5srr Or. s. Bidder, qrofsHor Der
Dosmatit, aus Der SacuItat bss SaIefas
nuns aussetrsten. gn 9srrn Or. Bid,
Ter p~etIisrt has 9ropinsiaI:S sminar cine
tidtise 6raft unb bic Stubsnten ieben i'm
uuseru i5eibsn. Wie mir pernebmsn,
wirb Or. Bidder ft5 3und5t mad Rep
9ort bssebsn.
0i6cee ct. @loub.
am Sonntag p. %. traf per DRAFT aus
Rom he Ra8ri6t Elm, baB Der 81. 5tubl
bic Babl bes bo5p. Srn. p, Bernard
2ocnitar, o. S. b., gum Abts Der ct. Sos
5unnss'glbtei beitatist bat.
9iSceie @reen 8ap.
Scr b0dD'iie Yii9Of aaber pOn Green
Say .bat am "a. Suni ben @runStsin sur
neueu Rir9e ju Dem 2onSon, Bis., &c:
Iest. auBsr benz bo6p. Bfarrsr 9uspsr
nabmen 8 Prteltsr baran GbstI.
9i6ces 9rOpu8pilIs.
Sic 8srwaItuns bss apOiipIii5en gieas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
@nHaaenoe SentIbuu8en UNI
Ole &inoCr Der Suoiausr.

Sin aafaasno grocer gifsr wirb gesens
wdttt3 ent~tdeIt, um 3nbiauerttn:
Der uou Sen &eferuatiouen
we83u3tebeu rad ben prote 4 q n:
tii4en Sn0iauers S5WIen gu @arliSls,
pa, 6amp!Cu, 9a., unb unbereu, hieien
eGtsu SrGtueltern oss Yroteitantismus
unb 6anatismG5. Dor alien 1T es bic
S9uls IN Carlisle, wsI&e gang Defenders
aassrie5sn iSetnt, bic 9ebsinsn 9Ldne bu
ueruiltlt$sn, WeI4s Der ieeise SuOiGners
@ommtHar 42orgau, Der 8atboIiteRfuiItr
IOr6siter uub Die game nit bieien uers
bunbsas mo psIf5worsue Sippe Ser Gus
Yeriatsnrentsn Obiger S8nIen unb Der
9aaptsr bss Merchandising ibsrbaupt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

rates Brownsville In Tsras 1T mad WeIs
buns zines &absIsramms aus Sfom benz
bo@w. 8ater Beter gerbaqusr pon Sos
angeles, Californian, iibsrtrasen worb'n.
9t6eefe WbeeIins.
Ser hl. Batter bat neuIi9 bic boau'tsn
8iidOfe &ain poa Bbsslins unb gronbel
BON 5elsna tn Wontana In Iubtsns et1s
pfansen. Bel bteier 9sIesenbsit lisB ii@
Der 81 8uter iebr senau iiber bic Snbias
er.Wiiiion tn Wontana bsri9ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Sunte Steine,

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:iebunsssS ptem bat ON Montas uorissr
Bo5s Der PoIibetridter Gbompion In
Qouisptae, Sp., a~ussstbetlt. Sn elmer
anipra9e BET elmer Jeier In Der S9uIe bes
Kindergarten" iaste Ri5ter Ebpmpion
w6rtIid:
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mir aIs ben 5auptiaiIb sessn cue i~ociaIsn
nsbeI bssriBt unS seprieisn, bat ftd ais
elm poll f%tdnbiser GebIi9Ias
au benz @ebiete Der moral IL
f5sn @r3iebuns erwiefsn."
Den Sreiidul;S anatisern uub Gsinben
Der Rir4eni5uIsn pirb bisis frsimltbise
6fientIi9e grtIdruns iebsnfaas ntdt Be.
iontess sefauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

Der philadelphia 2sbssr" entbisIt nsus
LID Elm swei SpaItsn Iansss ger5ei9niB
pom prote t uHtif9en Rir5en n, bic
udbrenb bes Spmmsrs ssi9IoFsn iub, unb
beri6tste, NO bsren gtebissr ibrs Cons
msrferisn subrinsen. Mt ge3us auf
tatboIi6s Rir9en bisB es In bic:
lem Beri4te: Die r0mii4: tatboIiidsn
grisftsr bIeibsn bus game Sabr auf ibrem
qOiten unb nur penise s6nnsu ii5 elm puar
freie Gage"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

@ruf @ampslo, elm ~ebsmaIissr Ranonis
tus gu Ct. Setter in ROm, bsHsn Dor msbs
rsren Sabren erfoIster llsbsrtritt gum
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bate, bat ii9 istt nit ber Rirds ausses
iSbnt unb 1T mad elmer brsip65sntIi9en
gaBseit, bic er in einem RlOiter ,asebra5t
bate, piebsr in bsren @emeinf5aft aufsss
rpmmeu pnrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

Der 81. Satsr bat am IA. D. Nts. i'm
SbrOniaaIs bss uaticaniidsn YaIates fsis
erIi9 bic Oscrete pertinbst, wsI9s bic
SeIbenbaitistsit Der Gusenben Der sbrp.
Marie Giuisr, Stifterin Der Soeurs de la
Presentation in per Oi0ceis 9ipisrs, unb
bss ebrw. Wi5aeI gnseIus pom 81. Srans
ststus, ProfeBs2aisnbrubsrs Der rsformirs
ten Rinoritsn ifrsnser Sbisruan3 bss 81.
gstrus BON alcantara, ausipre9sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
luxem 8 urgt(6es.
Uereiuiate Stdateu.

Gorreiponoen;.
Mus Der Stabt Der BruberIiebe
am Hemont 1890.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-17
LAST PHASE OF SOUTH PENN.

The report comes from the eastern part
of the State that the purchaser of the South
Penn franchises at the recent sale for the
very modest sum of $1,000, is the attorney
for the Reading Railroad, with the intima-
tion that the line will be completed by that
corporation. The report is one to which
Pittsburg would lend willing credence, If
the checkered fortunes of that enterprise
had not made it difficult to believe anything
concerning it, until it demonstrates an ex-
istence by actual operations.
1t is the more difficult to place much faith
in this story because of the antecedent i'm
probability that the powers interested in
crushing that project would let the control
of it 60 for such song. After some per-
sons have spent millions to prevent the road
from being built, it does not seem likely
that they would let the opposition buy fran
chises which carry the right to complete it,
with the benefit of millions of dollars worth
of work, for a miserable s., SOC.
Still the reasons for building the road are
very strong. If not loaded down with
watered stock, it would be the salvation of
the Reading road; and it would afford
great stimulus to Pittsburg and Southwest
ern Pennsylvania. Everyone will be glad
to see the Reading corporation afford prac-
tical corroboration of this story.