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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-29

For primary. secondary and tcr,iorr
syphilis, for blood poisoning. nercI-
rial poison. malaria. Dyspepsia, and
IN all blood and skin diseases ike
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers
letter, scald head, boils. ervstpcias,
eczemaIwe may say, without fear Of
blood purifier in the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
in all cases ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-29

sPRINGPIRLD, Mo. Aug. 18th. 1888,
Il can speak in the highest terms of
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. Twas affected with heart
disease pleurisy and rheumatism for
35 years, was treated by the very best
physicians ana spent hundreds Of dol
lars. tried every known remedy with.
out finding relief. Ihave only taken
one bottle of your P. P. p, and can
cheeriully say 1t has done me moro
good than anything have ever taken.
can recommend your medicine to ali
sufferers OF the above diseases.
MRS. n. NJ. weary.
springfield. Green County, Mo,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-29

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure conLi-
tion. due to menstrual Irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the von-
derful tonic and blood cleansing prop.
critics Of P. P. P.-Prichiy Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
THE MAN WHO RULES THE CITY.

The Rev. Thomas Dixon, jr. pastor Of the Thirty
third street Baptist Church. talked again on ih"
subject "Rchard Croker" az Association Han IL
East Twenty-thirl-st.. yesterday.
II wish 10 say few words" Mr. Dixon aa'.
about the remarkable ana interesting in,rrvIc"
Richard Croker recently held with himself shall
speak on that subject sach sunday morH!ag Until
the subject IS exhausted. THAT 'sef-inicryiew was
n mos remarkable one TO tho people who are In
terc..el in the we'far" Os the city. i shows that
The evils ~ Tammany Hail have been accumuirt.nS
and have now reached the culmiEaton point wher~
the overthrow Of that organization is inrcltcn"l
Croker's spirit is troubled. II" s,'s the impending
crash. ana breaks his wonef Silence . RS 10 avert
the calamity.
IN It's fancie1 sccariv that Il not only dole! me
pcop,a bu: would defy the devl himscf II" con
scl5usness Of YOUR shame IN permitting your@oF"'
10 hn cvcrrilGcn by dcsu1'" and corrupt rang
or men must arouse your ir3g-atioH. Your Kag
croker l. not ntte1 by intelligence or honesty for
TIE uositiOn. He comes from tn cutter from tHt
lowest To the hiChes' position. 1f wc mus have
a monarch let us have worthy one ono that could
% credit this mighty metropolis. this glorious
and powerful Empire state. the gateway ~ the
NafiOn.'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL
JOHN KELLY. THE TURFMAN. VISITS IT.
HE SENDS A DESCRIPTION or THE G'EAT "oIh
OF ENGINEERING TO \ FRIEND
THIS CITY.

John Kelly. the weli-known turfman AID 'rI.''
Of turfnen has written a letter to friend in ''''
city in which he describes visit Of insprc.'"
which he paid TO that marvellous work. me N'"
chester ship canal Mr.. Kcly's letter Is dair' a.
London on December % lie writes 'hat ne l.
tends to spend Christmas in Paris Mr.. sem -
well known TO many New-Yorkers and Is SO
popular on the turf and elsewhere. thai his DE-
scription OF his visit to the great ship canal "'
be read with interest b. many people. Here H -
Through invitation Of some gent"n"n az i-'..fF- -
poo had the pleasure o. GONG LOWE M
average width l72 fee,. and depth Of wafer = , c
II has six large iocks. capahe or tltins IL ,,n
largest steamer ahoat win -" exception %. '''
We came to one part where the Rive Govy ie
passed under the canal by series of arr il?'''
which empty on The other silc into the M.rs',
which is carried over ,h@ Marchcstcr canal A.
height OF about ninety feet This bridge j. mrgr
Of steel 90 feet in lsns'h end about % lg.i
,hlng after the style Of The Thlrl Avenue lraw.-
close down ard hod ;he wa'e~ in ~ draw until
such times rs The steamers pass up ana down ~.
canal. The land .de Of the cana. IS arrans 4 ID ID
the same way. tn bridge swings t.. the slIicc,
open. and the boat goes on, SIX f"at Overhead
of this is tow9aih fA&de oi S'e,I aD' 4,
p feet wide. large enough for two mules am =
This and all Of tn" locks in thc c9nai-,'f ,wn'ch
there six In number-are worked nr hForeuHc
power TIE draw whsn swung @ OPP WeiA.- "''''
I was introduced 20 Marshal s.ev neoG ;Ao princi-
pal protector Of the canal. AMI ho fees ''ry '''re
struciing the Nicaragua cana! Tto cir1sluon 10
the lock system be entirely don" away Win.
as the locks are no trouble to oncrJtr. "" !tFr
passed in ana out Of some of the locks. 90 feet
long. in four and hnlf minutes.
The draw Of the canal at Manchcstcr Is siXt,.i.ve
fee: higher than the entrance at the M-rstv. Trey
will nave final opening on New Years Day. ?nd
n norwegian ship loaded with thinner. ca.ai tho
sone Wilhamine VIII pass UP 70 Manchesier.
The great trouble with the large ships Going
through the canal will be that they VIII have =
have 4 boat in front to tow. api ano,her IL the
rc9 keen her straight. ana aS n" l'liNtu
hridCts-of which there four IN mGmhef-are only
75 feet high It will mean lowering all the
Inasts Of the sailing ships. which they consider
viii he quite an expense For all iron tramp
steamers they can be operated without any trouble
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
r,.s,vrss OF THE ryIoy srocK YARDS.

c.s,oaco Dec 31-secretarv George T. Williams,
-, ,bo T-oton Stock Yards Transit Company. com
Melted last night the companys annual statement.
II shows that the receipts Of cattle We're 31@'''o
decrease Of $500: hogs G,o5727S a decrease OF
III 900; calves ZO557, increase Me"; sheep "'VllH'
,rcrcase $4,000; horses. 2 i22. decrease 2Vc snip
vents give cattle at NOl8. decrease l1VD' caves
!. go decrease 900; hogs 2li9ilo decrease $1,000:
;,, 10 So; decrease II 600; horses 1OV decrease
no, THE valuation Of stock Of 1893 iel be.ow that
Of las; year. reaching only @9Sa!S. wnif eh IN he e
moos sum OF $3.50 7502 II 1889 tie valuation OF
:hc stock handled was s2j3.S&"2
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
THOUSANDS OPPOSE THE WILSON ELL"

Tho Executive Committee Of the thread workers
Of Newark anl Koirny mas secured the slsha'"'''
of 2.c} business men and politicians to the pet''"
protesting against the passage Of tho wilson o''
r." lis: contains the names II tho Town reasur's'
Mr. Grail and Alderman Rice OF Harrison *
Alderman RcarlOn and Peter lauck the lltt'r ti
father-ia-l2w of cX-Siaie senator farrct. IN:
arr. all Democrats The committee has also secured
III signatures OF 123H other persons protesting
~ h.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Till. ponr or Icy srnyE cREMArED.

po.,on. Dec. sl-"The Journal" says that the
,ody NJ Lucy Stone, which had been lying in the
roceiving tomb at Forest Hills Cemetery. Roxpury'
since October 81. was crema'ed al the creh''oiy
-. ,t.ssacbusetts Cremation Society, near the
oama,erv Yesterday afternoon. This ceremony,
(which was In accordance with desire oiter eX-
,ressed by the deceased woman, was conducted Witn
X a eatest secrecy In the presence only or Dr HI
nia well and the husband Of Mrs. Stone heT daugn-
,er William Lloyd Garrison and some OF the oli-
eors ~ the Cremation Society The process or IN
cinerat.on occupied about two and one-hait hours
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

tariff on the nccessaries Of life Il lowers the US
Of workmen and this feature he cann9l III iiS, sp ~
lie thinks there will be q reduction OF from ~ -
81 per cont In the wages of operatives ehS@S,I S,I,sh
the y-oollan hosisrr wOrste1 knit goods, Piusn,
vevet and six Industries Congressman 'ainuS
saws thai if The bin BE- so adjusted :hat i VIII hpl
result dlsadvania-souslv TO the wages of MS con-
stitunnts ne will support Il.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
UENORTIL or THE HONF WfHhTT fLIE
CONGRESS ASKED NOT To DE-TEOY HOME IN
DlsTEY BY TARIFF TINKEEIN;.

CONGRESS ASKED NOT - DE-TEOY HOME IN
DrsTEY BY TARIFF TINKEEIN;.
Boston Dec 81 tSpcciaD.-Thc Home Market ClID
has issued Il no-!al T. Congress, which is bcnG
widely sgneI. setting forth reasons for not tinker
ing with the tariff. II expresses positive belief
I'm the importance OF protective policy, ana says
that 1t should be National in scope and impartial
in appcation. the true rule being to protect every
important domestic industry that Is subject 10
foreign competitions; that. while duties should be
reasonable and occasionally rcddjastcd TO correct
errors and meet economic change. they should b'
srfIiccn, for both revenue and protection that
The experience Of this and al other enlightened
countries proves that whether q tariff be partly for
protection for revenue only. duties should be-
far as possible, specific instead of al vnlorcn. and
that the laws for their collection. Willie avoiding
unnecessary Inconvenience to honest importers.
should be framed for the rigorous diacourag' 'lnent
Of frauds upon the revenue and domestic Industry
Statistics are quoted 10 prove that Ia MIshcnn-
setts where manufactures form the leading In
dustry their average profits are smaller than
those OF banking and transportation. though the
risks are greater. The memorial urges that II
Congress shall make changes In the tariff IL
pos,pone the day for 1t to go into effect at least
sIx months and In cases for one year from
the date Of passage. 50 that ordlniFy business
may be interrupted as little as possible.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Dhnclna Aeaormics.

2 ,'ms los Vce, .sfht Private lessons and cla.ses
in al.rir- ~. nirn'f caas "Ih begin l.v"G Dec Ct.
fc- vi.ch rr,vlou. duplication must De- made
II FORCE II VILLAGES Dancing carre5 at Music
" IsU sfa.o, .ni 1'h-ayc.. AMI Harlem - and :.
Ncs' l2GA-s circular.
4, 40 T. W,twrn lntslv -e.urnel from Eiunp".
VE Glasses ana urvate Lessons IN Society Dances Gtly
-, Columhus-ayc. oJtA anI hIs' SIS
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
il]iutrr i!csorts.

DIMES HOTEL r,rnecat Park. y. J.. In n forest of
4 Young ines ,vbc,r c1nsumption and mplarn are IN
known. All improvements C"y e'n'o''S' m 49,
'CApEoN SPRINGS HOTEL. ANh oorIAnrt''' ,r,n
open Dec 10Th. Thiriythree hours ~ iron H IrS pn.
Average temp, coldcsi mcnths W W :" a'h''' Wv
water. Under management u . go,
proprs THE SLY a. n.rE Atlantic city n J. Open
Marcn October.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
GcGehcrs.

A MrUrc,x AND FOREIGN TEhCHrrS' AGENCY
~ supplies psofr,aors Tclca"ts Tutors Hofei nes'"S
Sc g. q, i.,.s schools end Familic7. Apply T.
Nj u. j. YOI:G-FIiTpN. - Union Square.
A Gr:NCY Miriam co,rcIc sngles tutors. pToiras"r.
> hoog 4, fir-n. 80 shave. hook Ed.ng. cor. %Jh-s
INSTRUCTION ~ gEE%c1i Private lessons in con-
j ,eisatlnn. crnmnar and lielntrr".
t,trTDN DDTNi. 30 West 4ith-st.
VouE FISK r.a~icr-' Acriicics-Nev- York. I!o@t q.
! Cilrago Ios Angeles. &C.. go position. nicd
II. r. CKOCKt.i: \ y. Mlnaa'r 30 b'h-nve t3t''st1
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

- i'tI N'HN'
Hanks roaas Specie IeCals Deposits Pc
r<N T. II n. - , - ',.ptp ,t.,,I IS : fo.,pl al
Nnuh,t 4, 4 ,I,C %, D. o. - D ii 60 90 9.i
} N.r.n iO,. :, 80. 2. . l.,- lll f,G
Il h,n X. II o. l3Dl 900 % o., q. q o |, -
Ii. a. Am ~ M 30 "a, 300 ." ~ q lS .pr 3 %
i,'.,, S,t AZ oo .O,tnO 3uu, to, o. -, :
Nat CT Is ~ lJp rs SODJ . ~ 80 - o., zoe IL 3
Tsnd.s \ g.. .Ob 200 81. 30 10 300 b.,
,lr. X,t.l IS OiD : 3 j.ulr, q 90 %, % p,O II -
Nj. r,< Na AS nO % G I p 3pt l.ll.lp - 3
,.alarin y 5,-r 500 l.IJ 50 .r,. clG up ji'
N,t n , ID ~ $50 JJi zoo 3D.. 80 .,...ifu 40
Nth 4 ~. ~ 90 l.,tO t.Op,o H. oc.,g
,'or " X,t C14.D i-'sD ,.5,'V so, 81
>rcntl Nat li4s,0b l5~.,o) - lol 90: 500 80
l. q, : $500 ,,t ,,5 80 a., 10 80 -,
~. N n Il ON, /, q; 100 ~ voD;pit -, ;, O D a.,
Na; lyway. 5s.J 30 ~. 800 49, 20 -. 81.
M,ran MI -, o.,4oo % % - o. go
fAih' 800 ,'' - ,0-''.,, 80 . 80. &" 80
hr'i" ~, Vo - 80, 80, - ~ J. '.,n, .
Ina. n''1 ' ~ 1I' 70 81 ," tt,,.6o 40 ,,b
\ Il Of y A.rcjS0 ll-n" I 90, 1 -, 80
iri'c St - % - 50 G,. ~ j', 90 o.,
"a; 1,ns' i,?S2 - oo1 90 -, iVl -
NJ rul i.5t,'"t GiG0co 80 go tou,c s..5
"A ~ " S,.Nov,nn ",'',, tx, % >, ~ ~ -,
,u, N,t yt a - ;l., :" 10 - - a. -
O.icn,1l . 20 - l!N.aoO $50 % l9l tloo AZ
IN \ ~ ~ 10 "W - "n ~ ~ ~ ~ W e9tpv ~
az, ~ io.E t9o IsIT,o as =, ~ 0T, % Ip9 ~ :
tou "a IA, 20 80 20, IS -ll"y., u, - No, -, n
Central Nat G.5YOO /. 5000 - q, con-. 7lObl4l..
se'ond Naf. q 30 $3.50 ,op 30,s Onl -
Nlnth ~ 'S' 90 ~ 20, o o. ; ~ o. l5p
rh,rl Na. SOS 10, l5s,0p i'S %, d : n'cc, 90
NY VA ~ ll,so1o -l0) 80" .io.i,o3o.o
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN OPPOSES 1T.

Representative Cadinus a Democratic Congress-
man fror, Eew-Jerscy. will oppose the passage OF
the Wilson bill. lie takes this patriotic. stand In
the face OF resolutions passed BY the P'ss'ic county
Democratic Committee. requesting him to support
,bo measure lie regards the Wilson bill 81 v.o-
aton OF the Chicago platform, which calls for tar
iTs fr revenue only The proposed bill Will create
a deficiency OF at least s606OO.Wo. ~
Mr. Cadrnus asserts that while the bill reduces the
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
CE\AIiD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA Qt'EENSTOWT.
Gsla... Jan , ? m Galiia .Fro 81 n, ~
Aufania 90. Ian 30 :. S"rva. Feb II. ) r. II
I.fsIria. Jar -. 10 =. EUrria F"h - a. IN
Ff0r, i'er ,n Nor'h River. fso' 4 flaIkson St
Cabin .asfnce so AMI upward cc7nl cnhin. ~ an
lp.sari according 10 steamer anl location
s'~era;e tickets nni from aii parts x Enror" =,
tc-v For freight AMI pa.sng" alplf AT tho
c1rrnn,'s "a 70" " : Bowling Grr"n New York
VERNON H. BROWN & co. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

.To.l - cf. 81 g! sGel3oi Dec ss775il I2.3
; cord wcc' in Dec"1bcr-
II companies .... $40 oGj Ssh c46 Inc si7esi 20
- conpin.,s. so tcl3 ~ sjl
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Jnelruflion tUarich.

w ANTED p,ariine-'choo or prifat" Institution. *
w clgrf,.. ri.. 80 the cure u suffering or
saiur.rfin~ ior boys AIdrcfs EECkWIIH. care Hotel
i.Lrih-. u. ..n-.- AuI. 'nl.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
N,rw l]ubl,ralioil.

rvca,e,h rl.ra ,o.; r,i. -, Sc. Or s'@,np
r, liz HUMAN HAIR. Why il Fails OK:
rrra, Gr,f:. aai ,he l;errcly, Ey Prof HA!i.Ef :
pa "F'r p orc hor!i aI n ~" b''" "-Atcn1 nm.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

~ nRooKIYH iriGHTs srMNAEy. R'nrilnr
4 alI laf GiI.~. ~. wear Nyr1s September
-, l@>-iip 81 -'.r.r-s.. l., .iyn y. y
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

TNIrI
l-r2. ;s93 D'ferenceslp n 9.
10 r0nIanl'... sHC.Oji ~ .o2I 80 Inc e0i 4jD GO
- r1uir>.. G13 .itS Jis3f-l Dee. 9il J97 i35
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

- y y TT IINE.-FUT Il STFN NTI''
- WEEKLY from New Pier 81. y. r. foot OF 'pring ST.
H. =. cIAITAlIOO 'fIEE.. Monday. Jan. J. J. noon
:. :. KANsAs CITY "Wednesday. Jan 3. p n' ii
: :. CITY or BIRMINGHAM. .Frlny Jan. j. ) y. IN
3 :. NAcoocIiEE. ...:...:. Saturday. Jan. o. p IN.
with Central Eaioad AMI SnNan'
nah FLORIDA Western Railway for all points IN
GEOHGIA, FLORIDA. soi"rH CAROTINA ALABAMA
and Lot lStANA. Insirpnss. accommodations FHft-
class table d'ho,,. for freight and passage apply TO
j. -. iINSilAGES. ". H. R;iETr, Gen. Agt
East. Agi. S. T. * W. R'y. Savannah Fast Line.
2G Brna6way. 3i1 broadway. a.,
IT, I. WALKER Agent Ocean Scamship Co.. New
North River.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

SCI q Il LIN L.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEtNSHfrS .
70 = - o.. : = 60 N y \ 10 l. - y j. + T. y y
From Pler - r.. :ooi = We, ei'h-st
Anrhufla. jan . =. H0lifa Jan. 20 . m
cabin sli anI upward second cabin $50
sfrrrlrr outward. s21 Prepaid s.t
CABIN TNCf 'IsioN ifKETS AT REDUCED RATES
,.rtf'-. and oth"r INF rW'finn. alply .
If~NNTRcpN BROTHERS : Bowling Green New York
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

in their policy. In Europe the money markets
grew trihc easier toward the close, discounts at
Berlin falling to about per cent and at Frank
fo.t TO 4l.Gt5ts per cent. The street rate at Paris
is steady at about 22s per cent. The Bank of
England. though losing more gold last week left
It's minimum rate of discount at 3 per cent and
while in the open market money on call was de-
cdedly ilrmer discounts eased toward the close
from 21s per cent t. 2&N2H per cent. Extreme
dulnefs marked the foreign exchanges. A slight
increase I'm the supply OF cotton bills ard the
Offering % a few security bills made on purchases
at the lowest prices OF stocks su.Iiced to supply
the diminished demand for remittance. The mar
liet closed weak IN tone and about cent TO the
pound sterling beOy last weeks figures at 81 S3A
asa 1874 for long and "a S5'.Ms4 s5A for short
sterling drafts.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

NNNNIJTNN TNIIFII = 7 ENWSTII IT'S TO
~ JAPAN ASD CHINA.
$iW YORK 40 JAPAN ~ - DAYS
ln'efl sallII-- fr,u. Vinrogf"r
TNPErS~ or ~ DlA ............ ..Janurrr :.
Nl"f.f tt' ltlNN ifirnItF =.
..fff.f.~~ OF CHINA March ..
=. V. fK1SNIR iVEKErr FHNZAE,
Geal Ii>,'n AT. China and Jaili ~ ga. AZ
g;J PfDiiNay. Y. Y 90 Wa''>.. y \.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

(DOI>'S I'RS To THE TROPICS
= HEEMIDN. CI'HN JAMAICA. WINDWAED ani
rEEW lIsD ISG.ASf,S the SPANISH MAIN ctc.
sp.rial '':us~s 81 the
< M ~ \ \ " -: $50 'ons
TO THE TROPICS.
Illustrated Programmes ,nl iuli nformition from
TIIDS COOK a sos.
oGl AM, / 3.5 BROADWAY. y. "
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
forty-pine railroad companies or systems for the
third week IN December. or the number ten
companies return gains Of sGt,fJ6 or Sc per cent,
and thirty-nine companies losses OF S9il 997 or
f3.j per cent. The total number shows loss Of
sS77.5ii. or 1913 peN cent II has printed also the
gross earnings Of hfty-six companies for the
second week in December The whole number
shows a loss Of ss1l, iSl. or ll.6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

IL FOR LA GrAYNA. PUERTO cABEI.tO. 'tEA-
cAO AND MAHAAIlD VIA CuRAIM.
FEOI IIEE!.LIONr STORES. HROOKl.fN
s. s 'ArAcAS.......... ..... .rhurriay. Jan T. p ~.
= = NtNf.Ii EI.A .Saturday Jan ~ y NJ
= pHII.ADEIiiilA. Tu"sltA. Ian. ~ p' ,'
Afms'HI built expressly 'r the traic
have -iinrrilr accommodations flr passrng"tt
FOR MNIiAChIBO FREIGHT ONlN.
8 & MAEACAIIr).. ..... ........ Thursday. Ianuary
BOi'iTON. EIISS 4 pAIi,ETT
General Nlnac,rY. 49, Front -.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

yfAN NpE,ftN 1N~l- l'.uale- i'i5l.
.~n Seyeu.f-ifsf Street Wcs'
IsuoIg, Nine. VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Ocean Glcnmrr:.

WtcNl EIcnMct:.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANYS LINES.
NElisRlGAW Ll9M(E
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
III rpUi" 10 l"pNi''
40 lv t-rdcr No illal l"iayf , .-
Cosr connection ~ southampton iu Iaft" AM Ti'is
Is succial fast tpin-~ci,W channel strlm"is.
From lior II. y rth iit"t foot u Fun
New YORK. Jan. g. !. N"w-YorH. IAN - - I'D a. m
Paris. Jan 10. I3p Iarig Jan IL !. III
Fir, cabin varra,. uthampton London "r Havrr.
ana upward cabin .3i and upward accor!lnS
% steamer. Sfcefag" ~ low rates.
RIsD STAR l1l]G
T1R ANTWERP
From rior ali in,a, i'ri,na X r.. Je.s'y, 'nY. ,
IIfi NfNSip.. .......... Wednesday. Jan >. = j. n
v I.sTEKNINNi. ............ Wednesday, Jan TO- a m
Flist ,,hn. 81 ind upward Second cabin 20 Antwerp
g.. Sf'crarr To-" rates.
I%TEENNrIoNNL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06
&leinere Wa6ri6ten aus StaDt
uno umgegeno.

- Die Russo Italian Band bat
Ii9 auf9elOit.
y Is. S. PeterIOn, 3abnarst,
96l MainItraBe.
- Mi6ael Sauer bat cine 9laae
peeen @rlan9un9 bon $39S.5O ge9en
Paul uno Margaretba Yeder anse=
ltren9t.
= Seim &uppeln siueier @aaen auf
Der g., Wf. IL ct. 9. Giienbabn erlitt
Der grsmier u. Dana cine beoeutenoe
Suetl6ung Der Suno.
@s beiBt, oaB Grsbi'6of Sen=
neilD Der SnDeltitur oes bO6p' lien grs=
bii1ois Gbapelle 81 Sante Sc in 9tem
WlericO beipDbnen meroe.
Sn einem Streite at Sarlep
biiien srpei Streitbdbne ii6 9esenieitie.
Der Sine taute ieines 8e9ners Sbr,
mdbreno Der &noere ben grltereu in
ben Nrm biB.
- Sur6 cine Serue6ielung stueier
drStli6en Geaepte naDm oieier SAGE
Sri. SieOermann an Der Gouler gpe.
irrtblimli9er g8eiie GarboliGure uno
perbrannte ii6 in 9efdbrliber @eiIe
Sals uno Wtagen.
- @ui Der Sago eias Elm SduB
Oes 8ewebres, wel1es Spiepb 9an0e
BON Der &lOmber9 NDenue trug, los
uno traf ieinen Se9leiter Sobann Sei=
Ter in Den Qrnl, woolr1 bieier mebrere
@O6en arbeItsunidbia wuroe.
- gs baben Seiratbslisenien 0e=
nommen: Serr 9Ym. j. Sprp BON
Sama Gitp. Sa., unO Sri. M. j..
&utber BON WortbinSton; Sr. 81. Mi6=
ter uno SRI. W. Sur6aro; Sr. gilbert
SberiOell uuo SRI. Wt. &Onen.
- gu garlpile, 3d., periu6te Der
~56jdbrise Is. Sobueiler am Sreitao
SelbltmOro 81 be9eben, inoem er iid
nit einem SaiAenmeiier entleiben
pOllte. IS beibt, Der Wann babe in
eiuem slnfaae bon @abniinn gebanoelt.
- Seit Sabren gebrau6e ib Or.
9lu9uit &0nl9's Samburger gruhtbee
unO babe geIunoen, Dab oieier Sbee
ein 0anS oorSii9liAes Wtittel lit 9e9en
ole G%rtditun9en. - Gmma 9epbe,
20lG Srleans=Str Baltimore, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06
ltaiere bicSjabrige %rdmie Der
v%Surembnrger @ajette'':
euxrmbnrger sllarien= kalrnorr
fir Gas Jahr 1895.

Wir i6GBen ms gliifli6, ben 2efern
Der .@asette" Oieies Sabr einen eige=
men, ipecifii6 lurem III l.
i6en Galenoer als Pr0mie bieten 81
t~Onnen, wel6er Obne 3peiiel nit benz
oller9rOBten Sntereiie 9eleien tueroell
miro. Ser Snbalt oesIelben miro bel
Seoem oos Gerl0ugen ertuedeu, oeuiel=
ben mD9li9t balo 81 erbalten. gSir
neben inter anoerem reihbaIti9en &eIe=
Itoff, ipel9en Der &alenOer bietet, SOL
9enoes 6erDOr:
y Ger fatbolii9e &ir9entalenber
iitr bUs Sabr 1895.
p Die iutereiiulte Gr;GbIuu9 Der getebs
ruug OeS SiroeIitcn Alpbouie Ratisboune.
81 Sine poIf9tbiimlibe GrSablul9 aus Dem
geben, bititelt y2tUi abl6iiii9er Habn".
A &llOer Il Der Nnrembm9er Gage unb
Gci9i6te, mad outbentii9 der GueIe 9e3ei9
net uuo eutpOriet Don IR, gu9eIs.
81 Sine &otcrgei4t1te (Grilmerun9 aus
benz yurembur9er SoloatenleberD.
g. Gle Stoot ~gurembur9 (S3iIOerung III
g2ort uno Ti!O Don W. GUgeIS.
y Die Drei gGeiteu" (Gtn Retie= Grlebs
uiM.
s. nCie ~iocjalcn GaGben Der mo6ernen
@eicQi6oit" mad Der HacciQentDeorie Don
DR.. Protoplasmus.
81 GlUe Geographic unit &ilOuiB bes ali
betamrteu p. Sob. 2lmbroiiu5 3obel.
lO) &u6rrSz @adbiid. Sine jutsei0i9t
Ii1e JtnuOi1au.
~ 4uerbonb &leini8teitsr.
12) Gemeilmiieiges nit GeiulobsitSfnlens
Der ull6 a~ugeneiu 9tiigIi9em aus oaus. uto
TaIopirtbi6ait.
49, Grbeiternbe5: guefooteu, giloer. Sus
more5Fe uHo auerlei gultiges.
Sllu nrGtiOuen: az Gas lraum9eii6t
Der @rGiju Grmeiiloe pou %gurembur9.
b. Ias StumMI1loB Der @roieu Don CUR
cmbur9. q 2l9t &ilOer ans Der StaOt Ctr
emburg. d Sin pOrtrenlide5 SiIO Oes
bodw. Slater .3obel. e) Gie Siloerbumo
reste: Ger ~reiieuoe GugiGuOer III lurems
burg. f. Sin 8inOnOB.
ga Die NnjG9l Der &alenoer, melbe
mir DOrrdtbig baben, beldrantt iii,
iperOen mir benielben nlIr oil MboHnen=
ten, tpel6e porausbesablen, O~erienoeu.