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On THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Prices Open Higher Than Last Night, But
AnerM ard I.ccctne Heavy.


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The stock market was
still narrow, feverish and irregular this morn
ing. The interest in the trading being con-
fined to about half dozen stocks only. among
which ST. Paul. IackEwanna and Union Pacific
were most conspicuous. and while there was a
general dropping tendency in the early deal
ings there WAS an undertone Of strength, which
asserted itself later. The opening prices
were generally from to Is per cent
higher than those of last evening.
but Pacific Mail was \ per cent higher. Al
most all the leading stocks were weak at the
early trading, Union Pacific retiring a per cent
and the others smaller fractions. but Lacka-
wanna was strong, rising l. x per cent to I3l%.
while tie losses in the others were generally re-
covered later in the hour. The marker became
extremely dull toward III O'Clock and at that
time was firm, but generally at slight fractions
better than the opening figures.
Money Is easy at 4 and per cent. The
stock market, after Ii O'Clock. remained very
dull, except for few stocks. Union Pacific St
Paul, New England and Big Four showing
most animation, and positive weakness WAS
developed all along the line. all the early gains
being wiped out with something in addition.
Union Pacific nt its lowest was down lhz and
New England 4 from the opening figures, but
the rest showed only fractional losses. The
later dealings were entirely devoid of feature,
and at noon the market war duh and heavy at
about the lowest prices reached.
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Two Live. Lost in Consequence In ffsss'ss'
THIS Morning.

HUE mefos.&
PrrrsnuRo. Pa, Dec. s.-Between lz'so sna
O'Clock this morning fire broke out from so,s
unknown cause in q fat owned by Dr' so.-
Dickson, on the corner Of 9th and fenn wv
nues.
Il was ussrly O'Clock this morning oefor.
the freraen succeeded in subdning the hre anu
il was several hours more before they e.ve as
the search for bodies No more WIZ ,oene ,
and il is pretty certain that Mr.. and MIS- Irwin
the janitor and his wife. were the ON, 80.
When the FIRE broke out there were i"rN WV
pants sleeping in the fiat ~.
Half-siressed forms of men shouting fof ne'P
were seen a, ALI the windows when the hremee
arrived but sight that hlled the rpec,N'ofs
with horror was q woman and two babes =,
third-story window. IL was Mrs Moore' sne
wife of the steward at the Hotel Anderson. III
stantly ladders were run up and she was an0's
the first rescued.
SEEKING MS WIFE.
The top foor was occupied by sixteen per
sons-Mr and Mrs. Irwin and fourteen men
employees OF the Hotel Anderson. At the hrss
alarm irwin ran down through thelhalls. which
were already filed with smoke. Go alarm ne
occupants of the rooms. He went AZ Tar ne IN
second floor and then rushed back 20 as
sist his wife. When he returned 90 hrs
ROOM she was not there. lie dashed from
room TO room the fourth door. and not nnd-
ing her started for the third. It was there ne
died. Overcome by the smoke he sank ex.
hansted near the wall on the hoor, and NJ
the other end OF the hall was the VIE iof WON sno
ne mao periShed She had s'Area -
STAIRS. but Was suhocated before reaen,nk -
third floor. Her body was found on the thiro
iahdihS dead.
No FIRE ESCAPES.
The building WAS a four-story brick. The
frs, f,oo- ,,.s ~, A.. l. E;,,n.ll A. Co ma a
I..,.-. - = -
'"s s'"ie anu uhe othet three h""'s P
ing apartments. The fire Is supposed TO have
started IN the basement from the heating bon-
ers. There was no Natchman and the names
had spread 20 the fourth story before they
were discovered. The loss was s4o.ooo, which
was inlly covered by insurance.
ihere were no fire escapes on the buhding.
e. s ,h'ei N"a'es sa.o TINS uio, uiue 80
.he ouJ,os =, ~ :, ,,;s,ruc,sa
on the building as -eauired hv law. He con-
tends that had the notice been obeyed there
would nave been no lives lost by the connasrn-
uon-
d. q. Brown, chief Of the department OF pup
lic safety, had decided TO enter suit against the
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BUFFALO BILLS LONG RIDE.
He Says That Sitting Bull Could Have Been
Taken Easily.

Taken Easily.
LACROSSE. Wis, Dec. 4.-Dr. Frank Powell
has returned to his home in this city from
Standing Rock agency, North Dakota, accom-
panied by wm. f. Cody buffalo BID and r.
II. Haslam PONY Bob. Col. Cody stated that
his party was in the heart of the Indian coun-
try. IL miles from the camp of Sitting Bull,
where the ghost dance was in progress.
'sOur mission 10 capture Sitting Bull"
said Col Cody. ''and we would have accom-
plished our object had not courier overtakou
US on the edge of the reservation with dis
patches from the President ordering our party
10 return without carrying Gen. Miles orders
into effect. Our trip was not attended
with any dangers. We were sent there
not on a mission of assassination, but
capture. The trouble as it is nov
is unprecedented. Our party Travelled eos
miles in less than seven days and our surprise
was great in being recalled from our mission
We could have taken the Bull horse and all
into captivity, am sure. without the loss OF q
single life. Ii is impossible for me TO tell at
this time whether this uprising viii result in
the destruction of thousands of lives and
homes or in peaceable settlement.
Ii looks dark today, but the mil
itary NAV be able 90 handle
the matter satisfactorily. We were sent out by
the United States government and did our duty
until called back. 1 am here awaiting orders
from the War Department, and should Gen
Miles order Powell and myself across The
country at once we viii take the iron horse -
fan as we can 20 and then saddle and take Sit.
ting Bull and all bis family il we are ordered
TO do 20. am hourly expecting orders TO get
to the front, and the same party will accom-
pany me-"
HosrILEs rSTREScHrSa IL THE Rad LAxps
OMAHA. NEB., Dec. 4.-The Bee has the foS-
lowing from its special correspondent at Pine
Ridge agency. South Dakota, via RushvilIe Neb..
The hostile Indians are making use Of ev~rv
moments delay on the part of the military q
move on them by strengthening their no.. a.
most impregnable camp in the dreaded pa
Lands The 500 or 600 squaws with them srs
working day and night digging rife pits about
the camp.
rRoors ORDERED TO OMAHA
Sax FRAscIsoo, Dec. 4.-Brig Gen. Gibbo.
commanding the division of the psciSc 4,
compliance with an order from Maj. Gen. sch..
field at Washington has directed Ool. WuT
Shafter, commanding the first infantrx re.S-
ment, to proceed 10 Omaha today. Col. $780,
has been ordered 20 have his reS;.....s
fully equipped for the field, INCLUDING thss-. 81
winter service. The colonel il directed ~ c,S
municate with Gen. Miles en- route so go
further orders may be received frow O.
Miles by the time the regiment reaches o.
enne. The quartermaster proyided 49,
tourist cars and one Pullman 10 c<~xs~ -
troops. The train left early this mornins
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WASHINGTON, December I, 1890.
The EVENING STAR Publishing Com
pany:
GENTLEMEN: Inclosed find our check
in payment Of November advertising.
We are impelled as an act of simple JUS
tice to state that the increased business
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Soci-
ETY.. due to advertising in THE STAR
during the past two months, has moro
than justified the expenditure, the re-
suit having far exceeded our most san
guine expectations.
You can consider us fixture" un-
der the head of Special Notices.
Yours very truly,
BowEs Il HALL,
Managers.
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GuTHHn, OF, Dec. 4.-The republic, -.
pers, the Daily Nesos and the sals oapisoi -
icised Senator Brown Severely yesterday FOR ~.
position Ont on the n blu for The burial Of Union -
order Editor Greer Of the Oors..s "a osaasd 20
hall and Senator Brown at once 49, -. -
snsk. not words passed, blown vSr~ sSs..sS
and me editor hit the senator vith = 49, 49,
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A REAPPOINTED NoTARY.-The President has
reappointed Chas L. Hughes, clerk in the
bureau Of construction and repair, Navy De-
parsment, a notary public for the District OF
Columbia for another term Of 1--WE years.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt Jos. Haskell, twenty
third infantry, is granted thirty days leave o
absence, and Cadet J. ]. McEvilly, fourth class
Military Academy, is granted leave until May
next.
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@ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING 1908 Est.
Assets 81, 155, ,2Os.21.
Once hours from an. TO 30 D. m. daily On
the trst Wednesday IN each month the Office will be
opeufrom d 10 O'Clock p H. Advances will be made
promptly at . O'Clock. The 10th issue Of stock In
open Tor subseripti9n-
Shares are 81 80 per month
$1,000 advanced ON each share
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association furnished upon application
THOMAS SoMERvILLE, Prest.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Sec'y. NJ
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A CHICAGO CoNsCIENCE.-The Secretary oi
the Treasury the other day received letter
postmafked Chicago containing a conscience
contribution Of twenty-five cents. The writer,
who failed to mention his name and address,
stated that the amount represented the sun,
total of his crimes against the United States
postal laws In using stamps that had once been
Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Frank E. Sawyer, or.
dered for duty in connection with the worlds
Columbian exposition. Capt. John W. Philip,
detached from duty as member of the board
OF inspection and survey and ordered to COM
Inand the Atlanta. Capt. John A. Howell, de-
tached from the command of the Atlanta on re-
porting OF relief and placed on waiting orders.
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E~To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

~
The time has arrived when persons who owe bills
muut pay them or lose their credit.
Do not take ofense when you receive our notices,
but You unable to pay and make arrange
rent with the party you owe toward . settlement.
What want is protection our merchants against
that class Of persons who but will not pay their
bills.
Those persons who have failed TO make any arrange
ment for settling their bills after having been properly
notified viii be reported to the members of the Mer-
chants Mutual Protective Union unworthy Of credit
This association embraces merchants doctors, law
yers and ali other businesses trades and professions
Members will please notify once Of any settle
ment made bills that have given us for eoec-
ton
,. b. BROWN. Manager
ns-1m Room Ii. Central Nstional Bank building
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EIGHTEEN INDIANS ARREsTED.-Acting In
dian Commissioner Belt has received telegram
from the agent Of the Crow Greek agency in
South Dakota stating that up to this time he
has arrested eighteen of the leading Indians
The jail facilities, however. are inadequate. No
military have yet arrived and none are needed
to prevent trouble. He says he is master of
the situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAy-Internal rev
enue S36S, 123; customs, SS97, 7,124.
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EXPLOSION OF POTASH.
Two Cincinnasi Non Horribly Burned BY the
Chemfcnls.

CucNHAT1, ONO, Dec. A.-The tank Of potash
at the old chemical works on Yungbluth ave-
nue. exploded about o'clock this morning.
Two men living near by were horribly burned
One was - black - negro from TIE sAover u
chemicals, and Il 10 believed thax he wfll not
injured Several hrs companies wore srdsrsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

AN INDIAN COMMISSIONER REAPPoINTED.-The
President has reappointed Joseph T. Jacobs Of
Ann Harbor, Mich. a member of the board of
Indian commissioners
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

AMUsEMENTs..... ...........-............... Page
n!IOhNE1S Page
t 0aLoN SAlAES. Page
DlC tCLkS Page
D.S1~r. rage
,t,,,, , ShANCES.....
CIrl ITEMS Page
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE..................P Page 2
DEAI Page
ENIioIhf .....................P Pare
EDoOaIlONAL.. Page
EACURSIONS. PICNICS. &c. ............... Page
rAMiLn SUPPLIES. ...........................Pae Page
fINANCiAL.. Page
FOE RENT F1ats).. Page
Eoh hENI tOmces) ..-............-.........Pag Page
FOR RENT tRooms). ,.......P Pare
M rOA hENI tStores). Page
FOR RENT tHouses). )..................,.pag Page
FOR SALE Houses) s)..........................Pa Page
,,S, .a'r 'o's'. Pages @and
TN DALI tMiscelaneous) Page
oGNILEAEN'S GOODS Page
10 Page
TOC.I rage
.n-N IoN Page
LOST AND FOUND ................. ........ Page ,
MANICURE. .............. ............~.....Pag Page
.SIh Page
MISCELLANEOUS .Pare {,
MONEY TO LOAN Page 2
NOTARIES PUBLIC. .. Page .
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS Pare 7
FtANoS AND OHGANS.......... ......:...... Page
,,,,1~,D, Page
ts..s' Page
fhof fEsSIoNAL ....... .......... ...... PAGE
~ ~.AILhoADS ......... .... Page
efEClALIIES ...... ............. .......... Page
SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Page
WAN1ED Page
WhNlED (Lots). Page
Wan led (Housesl ............... .......... Page
MANIED (hoons)........... Page
WANTED tSituations). .......... .,,..,.,Pa Page 2
WAN iID kMlsceIIaneous) ......... Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

ApPRAIsERs' WAREHOUSE SITE IN New York
Secretary Window has selected as site for the
appraisers warehouse in New York city the
square bounded by Christopher, Washing
ton, Barrow and Greenwich streets. This
square contains $1,000 square feet, and, with
the exception of very small portion, is owned
by the Trinity Church corporation. The price
to be paid for it il $500. .OO0
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k~ARE YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED

EsAKE YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED
With the Tone, Style and Finish Of your present
Piano. II not call at the BRADBURY PALACE OF
Music 1ss5 Pennsylvania ave. and hear the '.sweet-
toned Bradbury" Cases of Engish oak, antique
mahogany. Cireassian walnut. rosewood and cherry.
Sold for cash or easy monthly payments Of $40.
Old Squares taken In exchange. pl3-23t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~A SOLEMN THOUGHT
OF the many thousands reading this some will in q
few days die all the gradually follow. Attention
10 called opportunity for repentance baptism,
forgiveness and amendment Of life To IL will
never be repeated; perhaps you.
COME TO THE MISSION.
ST. JAMES CHURCH.
Sth st. between b and n.e,
REV. FATHER HUNTINGTON, o. II. c.,
Missioner,
SUNDAYS. December 2, Il and 81.
Services: ZOO. As. 1870. IL 90, 800 3:3o 500
4:3O Pm. men only.
WEEK DAYS; 6I5. 90 20. 90 800. 3 g.
dc: Mission service and sermon. S:OOp.m.
EWzA ARE AGENTS FOR
GENUINE
DIR. JAEGERs
UNDERWEAR.
BRYAN L COMPANY.
n2sIa coz. FAND 18th ST.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEopLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
Of Columbia as follows Original invalid
Samuel Brunswick, Jacob Herman, M. O'Don-
nell. Geo. IL. Washington; increase-La Quino
Fletcher, Edward g. Stevens and Chas. Neal;
reissue-Harman l.. Miller; reissue and
inerease--Henry McMorrow Soldiers Home);
widows'--Mary A., widow of Samuel c. Dawson,
and Lillian NJ. Parish, former widow Of David
Wagner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N@STHREE GOOD THINGS.
Thursday, December 4, 1890
Here are those three good things In
tailoring again:
First: 8as and $50 suitings to order.
Second $50 Chinchilla Overcoats to
Third: $50 Dress Suits to order
There is precious little money in these 4
for rne-iust so u.u.h advertising i'll tact.
make 9vereoats as high % sIs.
ITshs tasln5c Dress IS Suits sui % Y high nI ~ M 400
inds Of Taii6rins, ,froia good to the V very
As-Liveries to order speciality.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers"
d4 Cor. 9th and g sts NV.
R@SCARPENTERs, ATTENTIoN. : Al L
annual IsI on The iith inst, Mea.trs requested
by order Of Assembly. dt-3t
list ana Y. II; GA state secretary for Mary.
csars i and ss @ rGSfiah e
l. GnMhM5Ens tG1rs OF L a, i7s
ds aiS ~ ;'''
% msss SHhh Tnls fSPGH 3; oSi let.
pi;,rs' ; Hall. corner OF ~ st. and Penn. ave.
RoSPIRITUALISM - W0NN'S HALL, 12l
49, 9TH st. N. w. Miss MagKie ,Gauie of Balti-
more. wonderful test lneduni, every FRIDAY NIGHT.
During day. FRIDAYS. ut Mrs. Cabels. 11O I'd g.
Ior private sittinVs. d4-.,t.
~THURSDAY.
~ DECEMBER A, 1880.
The heather tomo1ro,c is likely to be cold.
fair ucather: aortherfv wiads.
WE PLEASED YOUR NEIGHBOR
By selling him the best Lumber in the
market at 81. 10 per loot.
WE CAN PLEASE YOU
II you can be pleased by saving money
on frst-class lumber.
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PERsoNAI.-Excise Commissioner E. L. Fitz-
patrick and wife of New York, g. B. Chace Of
Chill, 8. A., Richard II. Harrison of Austin,
Tex. and Leo. W. Gerow Of Rochester, N. Y. are
at Willard s.--Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. TAYLOR.
jr., and. J. J. O'Brien of Boston and W. T.
Chandler Of Chicago are at the Mggs-Gen.
A. b. Upshaw is at the Shoreham.-Hon Rod
ney Wallace and wife of Massachusetts, are at the
Normandie for the winter.--A. ]. Cassatt Of
of Philadelphia is ut the Normandie.
H. Hopkins of Detroit and Jacob Baiz Of New
York arc at the Arlihgton.-Mr. and Mrs. d.
Rogers of Worcester, G. II. Williams of the
navy and ]. g. Stone OF the marine corps are at
the Hotel Johnson.--A. d. Wilcox, formerly
special examiner Of pensions, now located in
Salt Lake City, Utah, and publisher and pro-
prietor Of the Daily Hotel and Rail
road Reporter, arrived in the city
last evening. MIR. Wilcox ID q nephew
Of the late Gen. Cadmus II. Wilcox.-
Capt J. E. Smith Is i'll and has not been able to
leave his reSidcnce, 1886 f7th street northwest,
since MondAy.-4r. Jack Spurgeop Of the
Philadelphia Press, after . brief visit to his
relatives In this city, has returned to Philadel
phia.--Mr. and Mrs. c. Denny Of Northfeld,
W., James Cable Of Warren, Pa, W. B. Lock-
wood Of Norwsik, Conn.,, J. J. Jones Of Boston
and W. p. Finn Of London, England, are at
the 81. James.-J. A. Campbell Of New York,
G: b Tyler Of Plainfsld, y. J., Mr.: and Krs.
VIM. Z. Lewis, Of Boston, Mr.: and Mrs., Mac
Kay Tarnley Of Californis and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Arno.--Mr. Henry Instantly is expected
Win be at the Arlington Hotel.
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p,FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF MARYLAND,
NORTH CALVERT STREET.
BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL, ESQ.,, 900.
DhooMl-' XcIs As REGIsfR1k. .o4 : 80.
RECEIVES DEPOSITS. MAKES LOANS.
CLINTON 2. PAINE, President.
kt1hIRR kkbwIR Il iwvshf4sif.i SfGfh4sTiH. Vice Presidents.
GEORGE W. BISHOP, Treasurer.
HERMAN l.. B0SIER, Secretary
Becomes surety on bonds OF Executors Adminfstra-
tors, 6uarisns Receivers. Trustees, &C. and in all
undertakings judicial PROCEEDINGS.
Guarantees the ndelty OF salaried officers. clerks
and employees. .
lows interest thereon.
Makes loans on approved collateral and Mortgages
Is legal depository for Court and Trust funds
Manages Estates for Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, Trustees &c. Collects rents incomes &c.
POOLE L KNOTT,
General Agents,
o1S-eo.m 80 18th Ut. NV.
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SDR. 0UsT7vUs =. 6R0WN EzS n:
fs11syivaais ave. Gown and 6sidss Sosk !. % -
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIONs.-There were
one hundred and twenty-five applicants who
took the civil service examination for clerk
ships yesterday. OF this number eleven were
women. Major Webster, the chief examiner Of
the commission, conducted the examination in
Three persons we're also examined yesterday
for rating as typewriters and stenographers
Male typewriters and stenographers are in great
demand in the departments and examinations
are held every Monday when there are appli-
cants. A large number Of young women were
examined today for positions as assistants to
plate printers in the bureau Of engraving and
printing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders of the Columbia Title Insurance
Company of the District Of Columbia for the election
OF fifteen trustees will he held q the office of the
pany, 800 9Th st. Ii. W., On MONDAY, December 15
1890 at O'Clock PIN. Polls will be open from 2 to
O'Clock Books for transfer Of stock Will be closed
nl4-s, tn, (. tode15 Secretary.
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Saar, Woiel, Gifel unb Snnsrad.

gu Rirt Bel Saarburs, bas pom sSus
ben usrpeifst lit, arbsitste ein SsraeIite
am 0sibnadtstass a%ufiduissr Weiie auf
ieinem Rifbaufeu NIT elmer Wtitsa6eI.
Gin bsna9barter tatboItider Bauer rief
BEN Suben nit Iautsr Stimme Al, er per.
bisne es, NIT Der Nuis in ben SInserbaus
fen b%tneinsstuntt su wsrbeu. NIs Der Weibs
ua9tsi9dnber mod ni@t aufbDrte nit benz
NussinanbsrIssen bss Dtiifss, ba folste elm
3ueites Wort bss gausrn, baB sr i'm wessu
sssebenen asrsernihes ansetsen uerbe.
Sieiss Wort s~eniste, Inn ben Saben III
bsitimmeu, BITE arbsit NIT Der WtitsabsI
au1 beiIisen Wsinadtsfefs sinsufeasn.
gu Srf9 Bet Erier uarb au 81. 0s,.
Ra9ts in pier Sduisr sinsebro9en. Bel
sinsu, Wirtbe uurben 35 Wart In baareu
@sIbe ssfobleu. Cont wurbe Durff,
Butter, SIeii5 aus ben, Rau5fause u.
bsI. ssffoblen.
gu Rebiugsn sins auf @eibna4ten
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lein wobnt, in bic Wetteu. Eisbe, bte
biss absspaBt gu babsn i9isnsn, peri4aHs
ten ii5 pd5rsuo isiuer Nbpsisnbeit bur5
Elm Teuit:r, on wel9sm .fe cine S9eibs
einbrGtten, ginsaus In bas Saus, erbras
den ben Sstretdr, nabren aus bsmisIbsn
200 Wart in 9oIo uRb sntfsruteu ii5
uieber.
SnErier 1T BITE S~nflusr3a singetebrt.
Sn Der 5lsti9fraSe 1T sire game SamiIte,
Waun, Srau uno ale 6inbsr nit benz
Otsnitmab9en ertrantt, 10 bGs irsmse
9erioneu our 5ilfs aeuommsn psrbsu
muBtsn. sSn ben Raisrnen 1T tie aud is5r
tart aufsstreten. Son isber gompasnie
rsip. S5pabron fiub elm gaar l1nterofi:
sieye unb ca. $50 damn ertrantt,
sbenio usbrsre Sff;iere; BET sinsm Sauptz
mann, Ger gu ftib bon Der Rrantbsit genes
fen isin uoate, trat aud nod bic 2unssus
~sutsinbuns elm. Die WsbrsabI Der Wanns
i5aftsn bIsi5sn In ibrsn Stubsn unb usrtsu
hort drstIia ~bsbanbsIt. 9as Srompeters
gorps 5at isinsn Stenit sinseitelt. au6
su WetIad TIT bic Srantbsit aufses
tretsn urb elm iuotssr 6rimsr maht quite
9siSdfts NIT Snfusntu : Eabat unb
Sisarrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
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