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.ssasury department to anticipate ths o.
ssSo~r interest payments O. the per cent
ooaGs viii release over s., 10 COG 20 the
nsarxs1 IL il expected also taaf the dts
GSaosson OF the new government threea
- De Muea more rapid ,nAn heretofore.
He acton Of the treasury 81 anticipating
ns.ssest pAyEen. 70 an Indication Of The
saGef pTexssng needs Ter the money Such
= measure has NOT been reSortsd 10 s;n<rs
sas period o! Secretary Wscdorn's admins
saauon. when the Old sar!a law was yield
Is& surplus revenue. The h0rd market
shsEe.1 IN the du!iresz Of stocks, ard prtaes
Iasslaas1 before the end of the day Tokal
SSosatsons FOR government bonds were
snes1nKed. The rev three are y lower On
actual transactions
Money ana Exchange.
a, Aoney on call. sos per cent: Iast leans,
"a pei cent; prime mercantile paper. 3Af
per cent; sterling exchange weaker.
wisa actual business In bankers bills ar
*aessfS demand and a; 81. s-s7sa4sza
sixty dayA, posted rates q ss.rs.4 - and
az: commercial bills As2: silver cert!f-
ealss Ge,lzc; bar silver, soc. Mexican
dollars &ss.c: government bonds. steady;
state bonds. dull; railroad bonds, easier
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ffna ncia1.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahsegraU says:
The feature in the stock market here to-
day was the sharp jump In Grand Trunk
on the monthly statement. showing
much greater saving in working expenses
than had been anticipated. There was also
further talk OF Il speedy settlement Of the
rate war.
Americans were dull but closed better.
Spanish foErs were steady. The New
York inquiry for gold is shifting TO Paris.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. l.-Canadian Pacific,
seiz; Grand Trunk rs bar silver, quiet,
y il-isd. money. s.ui per cent.
bar Gold Advances.
Bar gold was advanced g to rs 10c.d
today. owing 10 the heavy demand for gold
exports 10 America.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. -Wheat-Fltu-es
closed quiet; September. IS 5isd. Deem
Der. SIS sgd Corn-Spos American mixed.
new. firm. Is lad: September quiet. -
ND: October. quiet. IS Esd; November.
quiet. IS 3%sd.
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IMPoCSDED STOCK ScsT7rE-The sci.
Icwssg Described cows. placed Ia tbs city
pound August y. ssss viii be geld ~ put.
lis aseilon 30 tire highest bidder 10.
casss In hand 30 pay cost az !a4poun6isx
and Advertising. SeptefsssAr Is tasa a ID
o'clocs a. mr. al the froat door az rossrs
hsada Ia rfers. corner Talr6 avenue aad
Ysx5eg way
Ore waiss AID red sc~cklsti cow. broken
korA
ora rs1 ants white cow
The o~n~r 81 tfs above Described COWS
teiEg INK nown TO ire
C. g REED. rnise % pogce
UA.A g Egnx U4os4cSt1c2 August II aassA
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Upon q petition nlsd by Receiver James
Carroll. OF the Boston and Alaska Trans
porlation Company, asking that he be all.
lowed 10 issue receivers certificates far
Slice. TO cover premiums on Insurance.
on the conlpanys steamers, Judge Gilbert
entered an order for the issuance Of tho
cefttscat ties. Judge Gilbert also ordered
the receiver 10 issue certificates 10 ms
crew OF the steamer I&aurada. amounting
in all to s512i,cS. These claims the court
decides are 10 be considered ffrst liens.
Judge Harfori e expected hofne from
the East tomorrow. and may hold session
IN chambers on Monday.
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Matte ;. Reyes, Gle % King eaantya
large army uf scaoclgnis;rcsses. has q
grievance against schoo. district. Ne. 8.
which the superior court viii be called
upon 70 settle Yesterday she brought suit
against the dissric. 10 recover ssaS dam
ages She alleges that on September ~.
1897. the board OF school directors of tho
district employed her 10 teach IN tho
schools under their supervision as assist
ant principal. at a salary 90 SIS a month.
for term OF nine months This alleged
agreement, she says, The directors failed
10 carry oui. As 81 result. she alleges,
she remained far the whole Of the nlna
months without employment. and was
damaged as stated In her complaint.
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New suits Filed.

The following new suits We're n3sa m t'ssT
superior court yesterday:
Charles s. Sellen vs.. Ellen ". Selien--Di-
V1rcr
Matte = keyes rs. School District No.
2 Of King County-Breach of contract,
Sses.
agnes Bell Sherman VS. Arthur T. sher-
rsan---Dfy orce.
IA Mafrige US. Il. A. sfafrige-Ac-
cnsint stated: SAS.
Charles Denham va, Charles Line Ell al.
Money advanced. Ss65.f.
DIR ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases OF
women 81 Hfnckiey
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sent r-sno, rhsa.
nlgnef: market Eot active. however: IN
saf-s are higher; no wheat arrived rossa,
fa as.ey receipts small: good demand Tor
ing: options dull Lower u,arkes no,@a
Tor oats. todzy's arrivals iIrhr ana us-s
ali from Oregon. Stock quotations were:
"a * a s,S. cash for family extras, sAls
IN tul.iz1a for choice: milling N.Is
Bariey-Feed. N.I7,xa1. %; brewing nom.
g., o at to fair, n1oelll; gray. Via,
W fancy feed. SIS; gray. slI2ixss
Fious. Quarter sacks. Hes; Oregon. ~ /:
oziiey, centais .sS oats. Oregon cer1sais
~ poiAtoss, sacks. 2.s1o: onions. sacks.
~. 10; hidahngs. sacks. Il: hay. tons, so
silver. TASKS. IS; wine. gallons e. SO
Cissfnx osotations.
EEar.ey-strong: December. sl.Bss.
Corn-i<arge yellow. ti.f
Wool aad Hops
Wool-spring - Nevada. loal4c: Eastern
Oregon. ioai2e: valley Oregon. Eyre
Fa.i-Northern mountain lambs. sGillc: :
Humboldt and Aendocigo IlgIl3c
ioQi5ssc. N0' VI '''s
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. $lsa2l: bran $isq
Hay-Whea,. slsais.s 20: whea, and cat
jig I5D best barley. sii 50Gi2 q: alfalfa.
Ni ;ssa iZse. straw. per bale, 49ds5c
rotaioes-saanas Burbanks 75caIsi15
Vegetables - Silversksn onions. 5off sc.
pickle onions. 7sasac: garlic. 343c: green
peas, &c: string beans, 3u2izc per 10: hay
SQUASH. &c per box; okra. green. ieaeac;
egg plant, G8ooc: chill green peppers. 81
Fruits-Apples. choice, 81: common, 4Ds1
sssc strawberries, ssas; eantaioupes 500
≻ nutmegS. G1tec; peaches, s0lr7sse
pears, Barrett, *.25asi 10: pllaras. 259r5oc:
Mexican lines, re-paek. sseI6. common
MIA lemons. s.. 5oJ3.50: bananas. ST. a54la q
per bunch: pineappies s.da per dog
Butter-fancy creamery. 2iisM-5c: Sec
onds. 22u2+c; fancy dairy nominal. do see
onds, 3tll22c
cheese-New. loflle; Young America.
Io..9Gllc: Eastern. l2aiic.
Eggs-Store. l+ul7c; fancy ranch. zig
turkey hens, lsdfl4c old ROSTERS. 81 asli
40: young roosters. ssa5.5e: small broi.ers
2.UQ3: large broiiers Sc 5sdf; fryers SIN
40: hens. $i05; old ducks, $5Ga.So: young
ducks. $3qI4.5,: geese 81 2saI.se per pair;
gosings. Si.seal 10: old pigeons. 81. 20 / 30;
young pigeons. 81. 2Sdi-5o
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. A.AA:
Financial.
Silver bars =. .. 50 EDrars-Sight TT.
Mex. dolls .-.4sa4si2I Telegraph :. =. %
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5 ~ weights. Nos. 1. . and 1 Exs-sneh
IL. Nca- ], an1 l. Mxs-.nrh. i -
80 2 and : hxs-.nch. -gG IA ssss
e. ratn:oosinx. tpaa. -assss. ss,s -
a. snngles, II 3; STANDARD shsnz.es e -.
,hsck fs,.s nsasa = IL and Is fees. s2saa
ina feet. s-tass. bartens, zayse r.r ia
inca feet; p.ckets. uz 's1 40
.r na'as e s. IN adya7ce Of green. Dray-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept, f.-Csftle were held at
about yesterdays prices. Cshoise steers.
s. i5eI s. "a: medium 81 sssf4.s5. bee! steers
S4.shi4 ~: stockerS and feeders. s., 2rsgi.s5
bulls. s. +sfi.le cows afid hei'eF%. &ss3k
as: calves 81 nN3'7 x. Western rangers,
81 as47s ss fed Western 81 io4s5s'
Hogs--Tne offerings OF hogs proved more
than ample for the 9euss nd. and prices
were reduced s4;ioc. Fair TO ehoice. s. 'oas
s.S-ia: packing lots, 81 wsis ~ butchers
e. Sd3STsa light. s. ssG$.7S. pigs. ss$8
sTs
snsef>-TsAere was an active demand. but
ths. supply was large AID prices held ahout
sseaiy medium and g0ot grades. s. -
4l5. COWS, s.. soa@.S5. common 10 prime
R"cr;pts-cattIe io"a Dogs S.eo. sheep
lsHa
OMAHA. Sept l--t'afsie-Re~Nstrfs no
head market slow and steady. Native
beef steers N.+4Ya -: Western steers
81 sslsf4 a.. Texas steers. 80 5sssa4 b cows
and h...ferS & fsAst4 n. Gamers. s@sss2s sts.
seekers and f@~ders, s.. sss2t =: calves,
S; tssgi~ 81. bulls and sfags. S-%s4s ~.
Hogs Receipts $50 head tiarNes a
sha.ts easter Heavy s=,5st sS.;s. mixed.
81 s.-e.2 ,si~ light. s. saga =: bulk Ct
sales s. sSfs 81
sheer Receipts go. market steady.
b.,fr =, choice uatsve& g. Nat& So far -
rh,si,>e Westerns s. -Nsr4.as common ard
ssork sheep Sstks<s- 81 IL .ishs. sfss9f@-sa-
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sser, as: cioGdy. wind vext. Is miles
Inward last Esgat. n fcur-mAst baxksn-
the. p. n; vessel in tow, p n ous-
Sard. Tag tsabbcai. $50 2. H., United
states lighthouse tender, : \. ia; L. s.
steamer Manzanisa~ lis p. M
pfSHT, Sept Ia p m---part cloudy.
light west wind
PORT CRESCENT. Sept IL ?. IA
Dense fog: calm
PORT ANGELES. Sept. Ia ?. M
barometer. aS-si: eiear: dense fog I.
Syraits. wind west e miles
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HONOLULU " q A

The best rau'e Is via Southern Pacific u
San Francisco. ;he1ce By direct steamer
Accom- n Sdations should he engaged veg
In advance. as ghe demand IL great
For rates. sailings. etc, cali on or Al
dress Thomas A. Graham. das.rs-, passeu.
ger and freight agent Southern Pacia<
Co. SIS FRS; avenue. Seattle.
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Geaerai Quotations.
Flour Receipts. g sss barrels: exports.
80 80 barrels market quiet and unchang-
ef.
Wasat-Receipfs, i75.ssn bushels. exports
SO es bushels. spot. easy No. ? red ~, c
= o. b. Options opened stronger on for
sign buying. bat encountered a larger
sprtng wheat movement. sas4er cables and
ine weather n@ws. which produced a suo-
sezsuent weakness. All this finally rega n
et7 or covering by Sept ernher shorts No
: rad Sept egnb cloesec st ssA.c. December.
ssiSc-
CotTee-Optfous opened barely steady
with Vrlcss Sasi0 points lower. sales. is 80
bags .aselusing september Ss5c; ref~arr,-
b.r Ssc, s2et RIO barely steady. mid
less active.
Sagas-Kaw. strong. refined. strong.
Metals.
Tx sron-Warrants. sf9T.0a.
Tir-st5 >1sasifs
SYplter-x4 ssss4 ~.
f.saa-N e@aa> TIE fra that fixes the
sa4a.ng price for miners ard <-uei.ers
attafes - al Il ia al tire close
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IF yoE have fast returned from KIon-
eke o. Alaska s1t are % your way 70
your Eastern home. ycu csrrot f. better
than trave. owe. the Northern Paclfc
With is Pullman aad dining cars On ev-
cry trAn. arord.ng every comfort and ex-
ee!!ent service
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Licenses to We'd.

Licenses TO wed Were Issued yesterday
for Burnice \. Albertson t22, and Jennie
Williams tssl. both ~ Seattle. and Jacob
Sarcllin t2sl and Resrecca R!chhag (aab
both Of Seattle
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LEG Al NOTICES.

to the City Of seattle a. laid OF by ire
arsTs Of SARAH A. E<1l. according 20 tbs
pias thereof now Of record In sns auditors
Office Of sad King Couaty, levied on AZ
me properly OF asfendagss 70 satisfy Q
Judgment amounting 20 a1ss q dollars. II
favar Of ,hs plaintiff. and cost 81 salt.
Dated .hs z1th Day ef july. ise
VIZ II MOYEE sherlY
= T5iinzt1ast. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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TACOMA WHEAT HAnxEr.

.IADAA. Sept. i.-wheaf-A better fs.,.
csS prevails but Quotations are uncaauge
ciuo. &c. biuesseas sec.
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Jo-eph E. Carlson who was committed
20 the insane asylum on "Wednesday. was
taken TO Sscilaccom yesterday by Sheriff
Meyer.
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heat-Market, nominal: expcyt M ,
Saan, ess 40: oluesten. sse: milling. No
! c4an, escs No. bluassem. he 49,
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she was married in isSs. deserted her In
lsA. ara nas~ forced her 20 depend on
eA2-esy sar her living
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,pnII4ASD. Sept. l-wheat-Aarss.
hh,,snanxea Naiia Wa.la, &c. valley and
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance $as4 41t I.
0E4. gold reserve. S2lI .s04. is4
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special Dispatches 10 Post Tntelligencer.
SEAH BAY. Sept. - y m Baron
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TODAY's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Or, Sept. I, 1895
Fair weather.
L. s DEPARTMENT OF AGPlcUL
TCRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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Receipts and Shipm ents.


Butter-MaTket steady; creamery. lsQ
| 17;zc: diaries l2Qi5c.
Eggs-Firn: fresh. 12isc.
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Mining Stocks.

Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. Sept l.
u. Il III -. 800. 2g7ts II. Il B.. ...... 23is
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I-Coston
steady: midd!ings. 5asc,
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n IND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Sept /. 1sss
1919 IT the Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
- portland CLEARING houses today
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ing started On ne ether hand. Liverpool
came hEs.d lower,
Corn 5000 began 30 drop httie o. is-
early advance and that. with the decline at
l-fTerpsso, and heavy Northwestern re-
rs.pss, lad 10 receive consideration a; ms
hands q the wneat Spectators As re-
lost, Business was small and the heat was
too oppressive for any one 20 mix ntmesrs
Ia the swestsrtng crowd At the c4ose IL
ceEnDer showsd an advance Of A4s9e On
the day.
Oats were easy early, bat toward the
close the strength displayed by corn was
Eel, and dhe market CLOSED steady and nn-
charged 10 Nc higher.
Provk0r4 were depressed at tie START
from the knowledge that about 10 CID oesces
Of lara had been delivered on September
contracts before The session opened The
opening declines brough. forth buyers, xho
absorbed al tina, was for sale a. the mod
crate CONCESSIONS made when trading hrse
starred. Pork advanced assc, lard .a1c AID
rios s9'ssc- us.. VI
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
Dept Dep ...sl,.asss. s,.sasIs: sss. a.
May ...ssS ga "a sss "a
Corn. No. 2.
BE- Ssy q ss d d srsa E: g. 3 s a:
oats, No. 2.
Dec -. 1875 30 iss.al97s N
May 80 ia 9 As IA
Mess Pork. Per Barrel
Sept $50 1914 $50 s7Tts
ftr, 70 Szir 3 So.
yac - asig $50 $50
Lard. Fer 100 Pounds.
Sept ...ss % So 8. ga $50
Dec -. lzs 5 l7is 5 10 5 In
short Ribs. Per 1O0 Pounds.
Sept ...ss % $50 $50 $50
DC. ..... g7,a S sra 5 21ts 5 37is
Cash Quota i0ns.
Fiour-Easy.
wfeat-No. spring saas4c: No spring.
6IrS4c: No. red s.ISsc.
Corn-So. 9. 5ua. d3le.
Oats-No. 2 ss4e: No. white. 33e5s4c;
No white. 2zs4G 3a1Ixc.
Rye-No ?. "a s43a7c.
Barley-No. 2, SISSc-
Fiaxseed--No. l. s7isc-
Timothy seed-Prtme s.. SCI
Pork-Mess per barrel &ssa1sS.
Iard-Per 100 pounds s.. ogi-mS.05.
Ribs-Short sides loose. S.. aSGf5. 50.
Sxlouiders-I)ry sailed boxed 4IrT4Ac.
S.des-Short clear. boxed. S. 7al5 III.
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= C;ea-aares Balances.
.efsA. t,sS 81 $50, O<30 a.
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- <spnGgEsneEt OF Yakima Con-
~ - received yesterday and they
Srsa q q q. - a~sva, a,.
- y, - bas 100 late for distribution.
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CHI. Ter. Is 80. -
G. & Ohio S. lis
CHI. Il u. 4A7x. ls,4k{
ID. h r. G. Is;x.ll1
FouB e.. 80. =. TL
East Tenn. Ists.i95A
Ere Gen. Is -. ~,
FW Il D.-sts.t.r ;5i-
Gen. E.lec. IS. -lf7A
q. II. 4 8. A. IS .i95
Twos -. -. los
II. 4 T. c. So. iii
Con. IS -. .lEl;
Iva. c. lists ....iN
*. Z. Con. (. r. >.
KIP Isl D.D.t.r. =.
La. new con. Is la
l. Il y. Uni. Is. &A
Missouri Is =. 100
81. X. q T. 2ds. Is
EQurs 49,, $1,000 kSL
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Oereini0te Stdater.
UOrteb SUNG iolQt.,

Rad einem eu9e bel Srn.
Nitolau5 UOOes BON Yrelton in
Saflon 6ountD. Soma, iinO Die Ser
rem Subert Sipsr. gtntpn Burg,
Sbilipp Burg, M. griif unb Hries
0erih BOD mad Der ulten Seimatb,
MeiheroiuIen in Canton Glerf, 0uf
geIld 9~ereiIt. ollie BADEN ibre ameri=
tanil6sn Siir9erpapiere, oa ie etwn
lett tilnf uno ell balb Sabren in Nme=
ria Iino. Die beioen Serren Burg
9ehOren Dem lieli8en lurembur9er Be=
iOn9uerein OIL uno bepieIeu ibre SAM
g~eslut, inosm lie am Samstag inter
NblinQen bon Ons HGmecht init benz
ShrelSu9e mad Chicago nbreiiten.
Nm 2. 6ebruar reiiien oieielben nit
Dem Sampfer n6rieslauo" Der Red
Star Sinie bon Ntew Yort ab. Gleck
op d'Res, Jongen.
s m Daily Leader" bon @luUera=
bile, q. y, iinoen mir eirren Nrtitcl
ilber oas @ei6aft Der 6irma Steler d
gsblen. 9ieielben bstrciben III Sobns=
ton. y. ~. cine orpbe C8erbsrei melhs
;ShrGh nWn1en0 Nwoo,,n eSnt'' ~;
mem Sioz uno nolnpr SonsQpnpr nor
nrbo;ts, msIAa j., nn,n mrr,,or 80
$500 49, VI ""'" "'ut'''" o'S
SuNoea 2oluB NaoeI. Sle 0!rllId pal
) 9ebdlloe IN ben SimenllOnen DOH
20X4O SuB uuo zines npn 3OX6O GuR.
euo.s.mu r.:-
YETI Spgulth Sleler III aus eon9'
oort IN 8roEDerS09tbum Suremburg
ae6iirtiQ unD mar All SouIe uuter Dem
Shannon cfl,es" bstnnrt e., man.
" %mo.".- O'U 'o"nI
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smrembar8iI6es aus SeIsien.

arlou. Die Mutter ces bod
perm S9llB, Se1aut bon ct. Sra,
tin, @befrau Waoame Waria Shilb,
lit seitorbeu. Sic itarb am Spnntag.
ben 2. Sanuar, 9e9eu balb spOlf lbr
WittsrnaAt, in ibrem 80. Sabre, nab
elmer turSen aber peinliten &rantbeit.
4rlon. lluiere 2eier erinnern Il
aspiB nod luie Guoe gtu9uit slue.
StrdfinAe i'm bieIiaen @efdngniiie oes
9tG1ts elnen S%srtermeiIier ermOroeten
uno io9leib Die 6lu6t ergriffeu. Giner
Der WOroer lpuroe eini9e 3eit nn66er
bel @Oblsns ein9eian9en. Gr beibt
Pster 6iibr. Der anosre. melber
uutsr Den Namsu gOul Simons bier
ein9eIhriebeu mar. i9ien fir INNER
psridmunosu 81 iein. 9l6er CO lit
niats 10 fein QeipOnnen, es fommt
einmal an Die Some. SicIer Saae
uuroe aud Der sweite in Goblens elm.
seiangen. Yaul Simons 1T elm fall.
iher Same. ieiH ri6tiAsr Same 1T
Mihel Selo; sr III ein iebr 9eIlbrliher
uebeltbIter, Der niht bel isiuer erlten
Worotbat lit. Sas Yarauet bon
GoblenS bat isine photographic an oas
Dielise Sarquct 9eidift uno pas Dor.
trait wuroe iOglei1 erfannt. Mi6el
Selo iudte anfdn9li6 gu ~leuansn.
Gnollb aber muBte err glQes einae-
Iteben. Die W0roer iperoen BON BEN
osutIhen 8eridte 9eri6tst. perurtbeilt
uno pabriheinli6 ~entbauptet. Die
unteriubun9en Disier Morbaiiaire
lulrosn aeleitst pom bisIi9en @eribts.
ratb Or. SeieOre.
@armi ontaine. Gin S6ie.
ierarbsitsr Namsns 6rans Dion pollte
cine @tine nit YulUer LADEN. Sic er-
plooirte uno serI6msttsrts ibm beioe
Voroerarns uno ucrbrannte ibm bas
8elibt uno Die auSsn.
@arlsburg. Nm 5. Sanuar
isierte Der boaw. Sr. Yaitpr @inanop
lein 25jGbri9ss PrielteriubilGum. Sas
mar Elm wabrbait ihOnss Set. moran
oas gauge Sori unb Die 9ebranIalt
Der Sriioer li4 bstbeilisten.
Warbebau. 9eBtsn Samstao
puroe bier cine SOdssit ssfsiert. Sn
Der Mseiie wnroe Die iunee Yraut I'M.
pobl. sic mrBte a~us9ebsn. Serna1
nuroe lie tpisoer be~rsiu8srufen als Der
Yrislter Die Sc9nun9 pornsbmen iolte.
9tab Der Wsie ains Die SpdSeit in elm
Wirtbshaus, I'm cir S1ndpshen III
Ii9 gu nebmen. che lie an Den Sotseits-
ti'b geben lollten. Sier puroe Die
Vraut absrmals unpobl. Sie muroe
siIenos III oas Saus ibrsr Sdmie9er.
eltern 9ebradt, abcr einige 3cit nah-
hsr muBte lie in's 9ett. Sin gr,t.
pelher Nlsi6 0~sruirn wuroe, tonnte
trOB allen 6lsib ONS llebsl nibt beiei-
ti9en, uno wabreuo Der 9toht peribieo
lie. seltdrit nit ben leBtsn Satramcn.
ten. Wan fam iia Den Sdmsrs Der
bstsIsnosR GsmiltM lsi4t psRisus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Saar, @oicL @ifeI Gno Snnsrad.

Srier. gm Gienstoo muroe Elm
23jdbr. 6riieur aus WiinlterObL, Greis
gllttir9 in St. MIcoaro iueQes getruQs
lno SetruAsOerIubs in unIerer Staot
OerbaItet. Ser Geuonnte mietbete lid
in Der NeuI!rabe Den &0Ocn gum BRO.
pbeten. in Der NagrlitraBe cine feline
Wobnun9 uno lisB lie bon 3wei M0bel.
fabrltanten einrihtsn uno bon einem
Snltrumentenb1noler nit einem &la-
pier fitr 800 Wt0rt perieben. Siele
Sl%eterdnten ferti9te er nit benz toni.
lden Seripretcn ab: ib babe ouaen-
bllfll6 MIR SaulenOmartI3eilc, iucrln
tt mor9en Sormittog 9etusbIelt babe,
betommsn Sic iOfprt Sbr @elo.
Srier. Sin llnfaa. pelber Ieitt
lble GOl9en G0tte na6 lid sie6en .0n-
men. ~ercignete ii6 am pprIebten Siens-
tag IN Der st. 8aulustir4e. &et Dem
Glnl1uten nit alien 8lUfen brah nQb-
reno Oes Sdrtens Die N6ie Der It6rtIteu
8lofe plOBli6 our6. Die 8lpde fiel
unter grOBem @et0ie bon ibrer S6be
herab, bIteb aber 9tiifli6erlueiie nod
IN Dem 8lofen9crIlIte Gdngen, oGne
welteren S50oen an0eribtet 3u baben.
6rii9er als in ionitisen Sa6ren
beginner bcuer Die Weinuerltei0eruu.
gen III Srier. Die erIte Serie Der Dol,
0r0Bmul5ern e~rSeU9teu, unter pOGIter
Gero0br Itlr NNtgrrelnbeit ausQebote-
llen 2Selne tOmmt i1On am Z. 6ebruar
CUR VerIteI9erun9. Der 9ertauf nm.
faBt 80 6uoer un0 00uert 6 SAGE,
biz einihlicBli6 oen ~. 6ebruar. gluf
oie'e erltc &eibe ioI8en nidt wsniQer
ais orel lOeiterc. Sn ben Sagen uom
s. bis sum- Is. NidrS rueroeu runo mei-
tere 1000 6uocr 0uf ben Wortt Oe=
bra6t. bonn %. NjGrj bis gum /. 4pril
folNen al 900 6uOcr Uuo BON Is. biz
sum 30. Npril werocn enoliD mob 247
6uoer Der GerIteigerun9 ~ous0eIebt.
Sns9eI0mmt tOmmen alio etruas iiber
1000 TuHer gum &erfaui. TAFT aus-
i6lleBIib GrieuSuiile oss l896er Sabr.
90rNcs.
Bon Der untermoiel. @us
llerSig i4reibt man: Ser SDlueHertaa
mar fir Die &iu5er ein gutter Saa, oa
lnfpl8e oes parmsn Wstters Die Mot.
ten bes Sauerpurms in gan, %erItnun.
lihsr 3abl i'll @einberae 9efIo9en iino,
no lie bel Der ipatersn &GIts gu 9runoe
geben miihe.
Serl. Die 8smeinoe perl beiibt
BEN IoQenauntsu Sammslsberg. mo lih
9roBe Eager bon &altiteinen uno Solo.
nit befinoen. Die Q%usbeutuua eires
SbeiIes oisies Ssrses 1T bon Der Sc.
meilloe an Ole 6irma Salt uno Solo-
%mltsgSerte Berl: 9eul uno Somp. auf
20 Sabre uerpahtet iporoeu. Der Se-
trieb bat bereits ~beqpunen. gs uiro
nod elne Srabtieilbabn bonn Sammels.
berg nab Der Station perl seiiibrt
iueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
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