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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
CALI TO THE GENERAL COMMITTEE

CHANGE OF PLAN OF ORGANIZATION TO BE DIS
Cr-ssED on APRIL II.
Secretary A. D. Saunders OF the Republican TX
ecutive Committee OF Kings County yesterday sent
out notices TO all the members Of the General Com
mittee saying that Tuesday evening, April II. A
meeting o. the committee will he held In the John
ston Building AZ Fulton and Nevlns SITS. 10 act
upon the resolution changing the representation
in the General Committee from the ward 10 the
Assembly district plan n passed al a meet
Ing OF the Executive Committee on Friday night by
a vote OF = 70 3. Thomas II Wagstaf. OF the
First Ward and Henry kearns. Of the Second
Ward voted against the plan. because n II Is
adopted they will he without leadership IN their
wards Walter y. Atterbury. OF the Twenty irt
Ward although processing to believe in the Justice
OF the new plan. voted against II. because he said
that his constituents in the Twentythird Ward did
not look with favor upon the loss Of power which
would come that ward n result % the change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
LOOK OFT FOR WHEELNEN.
MOTORArEN WARNED TO REGARD THE LAW
REQUIRING STOPS AT ASPHALT
ED CROSSINGS

Motorrnen on the various trolley lines running
through The Borough OF Brooklyn may take warn
inr that hereafter they do not disregard the law
and run reckessly asphated crossings. as they
have been in the habit of doing. The Associated
Cycling Clubs OF Long Island have taken cosni-
zence Of The violation OF the ordinance and brought
ii to the attention OF President York OF the Ponce
Commission. , - cLt..
Yesterday the letter forwarded by Chlet
Devery to Deputy-Chef Mackelar. Or this borough
and the latter made It a special matter Or instruc,
ton 10 his captains at the weekly conference. Al
roliceren who do not see that the law Is strictly
complied with are liable TO discipline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
SOUABBLE OVER TAX BOOKS.
ppoot,rvx rrAcr-E Runs AGAINST TAX DE-
PARTMENT REGARDING SOME AD-
DRESSES WANTED.


Tho officials Of the Brooklyn League have become
involved I'm a dispute with the Department OF
Taxes over the right Of examination OF personal tax
hooks Permission was asked 10 copy from the per
sonal tax book the names and addresses o. an
those in Brooklyn having personal tax ieVfd
unon them Il was desired to have these names
IN order that invitations might be sent tn the per
sons 10 attend the annual meeting NJ the league
which is 10 be held in the Art Associations rooms
I'm Montague-st.. tomorrow. There Is 70 ne a
general discussion OF taxation % personal property
and addresses will be made by Theodore Suiro' ana
nv William Hardness. the head Of the Tax Depart
ment under Mayor schieren.
Secretary Mckinney OF the Brooklyn League went
TO the Tax Commissioners 10 obtain the desired llst
containing in all about twenty-five thousand names
lie was told that all OF the books could not be sub
uitted To him as they were In constant use. but
that II he would furnish such names as he wished
their addresses would be looked up by the employes
OF the Tax Department and given him. lie sun
mittel a list Wednesday. II was not IN shape
and had 10 ha rearranged. that on the following
Monday when Mr.. Mckinney called for his IN
formation II not ready. II then appears that
ne became nsistent. and after making several de-
mands which were not compiled with. threa tened
10 refer the matter 10 A. G. Shenstone. chairman
OF the Legal Committee. who would force the Tax
commissioners 70 produce the books. President
Feitner said yesterday that the Commissioners
could not grant the % their books 10 any organ
liza ton for the purpose ~ making up an address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
READING FROM BROWNIES WORKS.

Miss Emma Elise West read last evening before
the members Of the BROOKLYN Institute Of Arts and
sciences who gathered In Association Hall az
Bond and Fulton SITS. Her selections were all from
the works OF Robert Browning. and we're intended
% uI,,s,rat. MIN a. lover Miss West spoke nrsi
OF Brownings thoughts % love. and illustrated
what she meant by reading "Apparitions." "A
Woman's Last Word" Love Among the Ruins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
INSURANCE COMPANY srock INCREASE.

At a meeting OF tho stockholders Of the Kings
County Fire Insurance Company OF Brooklyn. yes
ital stock OF the company from $50 oo) 500 ea
II IL said that this means thai the company will
develop its business considerably. and ihat ~ will
soon have branches IN every State In the Union
The company has a surplus OF $4,000 which 10 20
be reduced Just IS much as the capital stock y 70
be increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
vrrvoDJsT cHrRcB CHANGES LIKELY.

:, is rlmored I'm Methodist circles that the Rev.
DR. Dwight Jordan. who has Just completed a
ova-,ear term AZ the Sands Street Memorial Meth
49, church Will receive the appointment 10 the
lanes Church a. Monroe-st and Reid-aye n this
should be done. ~ IL quite likely tnat me heN j.
= Adams who has just completed nve-year
term az the James Church. will remain In BROOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
gLErArED ROAD OFFICES TO BE MOVED

Following on the heels 81 other improvements In
the MANAGEMENT OF the Brooklyn Elevated Rail
road it, officials will abandon the dngy old omces
a. No r. Sands-st. May !. and move into me
prooklyn Heights Railroad Companys ouilding ~
Montaglle-st A s. Lyman has been appoihtea
claim ahiuster OF the Brooklyn Heights hAllroad'
in Mace ~ r NJ Dyer who has resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
MAGISTRATE NOSTRAND ILL.,

Magistrate J. Lott Nostrand OF the Coney Isl.
and Police Court. Is reported as being seriously III
with pneumonia a. MS home In Bath beaeh rH
sickness Is the result OF exposure last ThuTsuA'
Magistrate Nosuand is unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
KILLED HIMSELF WITH WHISKET.
4 MAN USES 4 srPHoN AND LETS THE LIQUOR
RUN DOWN HIS THROAT.

Charles T Sherman, metal-polisher. who lived
with his family at No. If Henry-st.. Friday
night found a way to get continuous drink OF
,.nistev but his discovery caused his death. He
o.,,rod +, metal simon and lying fiat on his back
.to,ad the whiskey 10 run from the barrel into
Ga mouth lie was found unconscious on the
a. ~ The cellar OF the saloon OF Michael o Brien.
a. 10 ~ Poplar-st. The liquid was stu running
into his mouth He was taken To the Brooklyn
tcscttal where ne died yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
HIS SILVER JUBILEE.
THE REV. DIR. BACCHUs TO-DAY CELE~
BRATEs HIS TWENTY-FIFTH ANN
1rpSARY AS RECTOR.

With appropriate exercises the twenty-ntth ami
versary Of the rectorship OF the he'' III 'onl
Greenwood Bacchus will be celebrated to-day AZ the
church NJ the Incarnation Gates-ave.. near Frank
lin-ave His is one Of the longest pastorates OF all
those in the Long Island Diocese OF the Episcopal
Church DR. Bacchus was called TO the parish OF
the Church OF the Incarnation almost direcuy atter
his graduation from the seminary i mas W." MS
o1 horge and for four-nfths Of It's history he has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
pRooK1yv,s vryJrJpAL AyyITERSARY.

Few people yesterday realized that It was the
anniversary Of the beginning OF the corporate eS-
istence OF Brooklyn. Sxty-hve years ago. on april
1894 the charter which brought the cuy INTO e1-
istence signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

and The Laboratory Ancient Regime The life
OF Robert Browning with MS wife was Illustrated
nv the reading OF by the Fireslde.' the familiar
I'm a Balcony" and The Last Ride Together
The audience was large and appreciatiye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Nice Grace Stewart Brown, second daughter OF
- I'D Mrs Henry S Brown. of No. 66S feminist
-" "a Harold Melville Rice will be married on Aprh
q. +bs home Of the brides parents The houf SCI
y "a o.clock Miss Lily Brown. sister or the prloe
IS ~ r,aid Of honor and little Miss Daisy Brown
W ,o,inCest sister. will be the flower girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
ppOOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

,ssr,ment Of general interest Is that OF the
Al ,--sst Abbott son OF the Rev Or. and Mrs
F ler,.n Abbott and Miss May Kiebers Of No. AS
Ly :, Miss Kleberg is a great friend OF Miss
Chh'C ,,hott daughter OF Dir. and Mrs. Abbott.
bes ,.h her attended the Packer Institute, being
anu ,.,sd in 1891 and going 10 Smith, where she
fI ,'' 10 graduated this year Her hance is the
W" - the Congregational Church In Fryeburg
IA has been there now about two years and
Ne hn.sjle going on TO attend his ordination last
Il was A~. Dr and Mrs. Abbott were caught in the
year IN, IN" aud showed IN for so long time. This
hizzaru a. was announced at the annual reunion
engseeinvSass of 81 held last Wednesday at the
OF the Miss Jessie Clark. in Grand-ave. AT the
hone ,,,ne Miss Thorburn announced her engage
sam 90 a physician in Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

,,-s william J. Mckinney Of No. 2os St. Johns
pace will 60 10 Centre Moriches, Long lslano' on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Miss Mildred Wilson. OF New-Haven' Conn mas
= che guest Of the Misses Valentine. OF Monroe
been she returned home on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

NJ. Herbert Pratt is to give a luncheon on Fri
aev Of this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

A brilliant dance given on Thursday night ny
Mr. and Mrs Francis II. Sloan. Of Hancoch-st' III
honor Of their daughter Miss Aline sloan ana
Miss Lillian Jones Of Manhattan. Inc dra"lhe
roo,os were decorated with pink roses and "nht e
Iouun1tn.,one and the ball and supper rooms WIN
ferns and palms. Mrs Sloan wore gray mo 5tirnd
IN white mousseline de sole. and MISS Jones III
black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Enzaoeth
Stringer and oscar Fisher Sha"' j." VIII en-
.Iaoa on the evening of wednesday az the Church
- tho Good Shepherd in Electromagnetic MISS
stringer will have Miss Mathilde f Rogers Tor
her maid Of honor and for bridesmads Miss Lulu
A Stringer Miss Maude A Dunnam; MISS az e. "a y,
Stasle nd Miss Jennie a. De Bevoise. Mr. Snd"
Eli he attended nv F Franklin Hobby jro as best
man. The following will serve as qsners. MARI IL
Viele Charles NJ. Isbll, David II. Cocnrane' j.,
and Robert r Mullins jr. The ceremony VII pc
followed by a reception AZ the nome OF the prlue'
10 592 MadisOn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

~ THURSDAY evening the Arsta Skating Cun
I'LL give a dance at the Hotel ST. George This clun
=. ,orposed OF the younger members OF the hi'
e.. The members are Miss Eta Jones MISS
81. r,-4s Miss Kate Ketcham Miss Julia
I1i.i.arl Miss Emily Plat. Miss Ella Beeknan'
r. Emily Firth. Percy Tones William saxon
MS Porter Joseph CornweN. Thomas Quincy,
59}T,a-, simmons and Bert Evertson. Each mem
" is privileged TO invite three guests 10 THIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Miss Florence Virginia Perry. daughter o. inc
late Colonel John 2 Perry and niece OF eX-Judge
A = Daue, was married on Wednesday evening
- g ranes's Protestant Episcopal Church 10 Ben
amin II Hart OF the United States auxiliary
Rad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Mrs Walter B Moore. Of No. 81 Garfield Place.
will open her drawing rooms for a dramatic anu
musical tea for the benefit OF the home TOT 'iel'u-
- y,,or,ar and children on Thursday afternoon
~ This week AZ 3 o'clock. Those assisting VIII Do
vre Arthur C. Schiller. soprano. Miss Agnes An
derson. contralto Miss A. Ann Wentworth mono
,o.,,,as. Nessrs Louis Mollenhauer and Henry MOL
ic6hauer voliniss Mrs. Katherine a AiiN'' 7'
I'D e; Waring Stebbins accompanies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Mics Madeline Broun. Of Carrol-st entertained
... frs-5s al luncheon yesterday. Her guests were
,rss Edith s1uier Miss Leona SraWiord. MS miss
49, Sarnart Miss Jessie Moore, Miss Noble Max
1,sn and Miss Alice Birdsall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Mrs Frederick Chester Cocheu Of Hishlawn'
Tart Hamilton Boulevard and SeVenIyrnhl 'n-s'-' re-
lU,,,e5 Yesterday afternoon from until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

dances held all winter at the Hotel St George will
give complimentary dance for the girls OF the
at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms
On Wednesday evening the Wednesday Afternoon
Card Club Will have Easter dance at the Pierre
pont Assembly Rooms.
The Bailly-D arlington wedding will he celebrated
at the Ross Street Presbyterian Church $50 D.
The Administrators wedding, at Grace Church-on
the-Heights. at s D. m
The Shaw-Stringer wedding at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. p. m.
The Beecher- Beecher wedding at Plymouth
Church p. m.
on Thursday afternoon the musical and dramatic
tea at Mrs. Walter B. Moore's No. 81 Garfield
Place
On Thursday evening Mrs Sarah Brownson How
Will give her farewell reading Memorial Hall.
Mrs Louis Henry Irwin Will he at home No 474
First-st
The last subscription dance at the Irving Club
Arista Skating Club dance at Hotel ST. George
On Friday evening the dance in aid Of the Prison
Ship Martyrs Monument Fund at the Knicker-
booker Field Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

William p Moyles, formerly connected WIN So
oval revsnapers Of this borough, but now III th'
C,o,.-ollars office Manhattan will marry on
Wednesday. April ~. Miss Mamie p Carro,,'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andre" CarIoll'
~ No 543 Park Place. The ceremony Is 10 taHe
nlace AT St Matthews Roman Cathohc 'nu'C'''
Deeraw-st and Uuca-ave. The prlue VIZ
.oa IN white satin with trimmings OF ponl
Surhesse and will tulle ven tiel O H,s.-1u
fendant will be her sister Miss Marediiiee "a sois
over rink tafeta, and will carry PINK IoreS "a
n ma Eitzsimnons will serve as pest MAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

p,s-rs Parsons. Of No. 100 sixth-ave gave
.,s,,-e party in Manhattan last evening. MS
guests first met AT the MontauN Cluo' Where ''eS
80 a,,nA- and afterward proceeded to Mammalian l5
az - - rose nresent were Miss Louise Lee. MISS
3D. Howard Miss Elsie Fuller Miss MARION
- Miss Norie Maxwell, Herbert FuIle''
r. Jewell Martin Fraser and MaXWeH Lester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

The subscription dance Of the Southern Society
pastponed because Of the blizzard. will take place
On Tuesday April IS at the Pouch. AS before the
hos,esses will he Mrs Lewis D Mason Mrs. Will
AN Ward Chds Mrs Davis Hall Bryant Mrs
Henri Gaines Hawn Mrs Andrew Mclean Parker,
Ms Henry J GieoU Mrs Dwight Ripley. Mrs
Isaac Read Mrs Lewis Lowe. Mrs Augustus Van
Wyck and Mrs J. Cabel Breckenridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

NJ Edward Hubbard Litchhed. the Misses
INchfeld Miss Mary Stnman and Miss Amy VII
lets sailed Yesterday for two months trip 70
london and Paris On their return Mrs and the
Misses Iitcnfeld and Miss S'iman will 90 10
Ierox Mass where both families have summer
cottages Mr. and Mrs Thomas s. Stillman are
stfl a. Hot Springs, Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Miss Rose A. Carroll. daughter OF MI ana MIS-.
Lawrence F Carroll and Henry B. Gorsuch VIII
he married at S clock or the evening OF ApflI j.
AZ the home Of the brides parents No 2os beGIoru-
&c The wedding is 10 he followed by a large re-
ceniion Lawrence F. Carroll. father OF me prlde'
was formerly a Supervisor Of the city OF brooh'y L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

The anpual concert and dance OF the Packer Glee
Club will be given on Friday, April p. in the gym
nasium No other concerts have been given by the
o. novelty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Mrs Edward A. Odds and the Misses Odds OF
Presidenf-st.: Mrs. +. J. Horsman. OF Berkeley
Place and Mrs. r. Vimarth Appleton. Of Carroll
e.. spent Faster at Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

NJ and Mrs sturcs Cofiu. Of No %' Henry-st''
cave a tea yesterday Afternoon in honor OF 'ne"
.s.rp+er Miss Nathalie Coffin. who will leave town
o..oof a., Pennington Conn. Wednesday OF
tl .ael The ORA wing-rooms were decorated with
- s-- aov,ers The young hostess was assisted u9
s?Il"- ~ friends three Of whom were Farming
~ ~, efrlLMiss Grace Knowlton. Mss Frances WI,
on - Wiss Louise Tousey. The others were
am am %atbaue Morrison Miss Mabel Stanton, MISS
w. stanton. Miss Louise Hewlett and Miss
1-O-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

-, odd Mrs George Herbert Potter. whose mar
..,e last week was one OF the most brilliant occa-
.oTs o me wear. viii be at home at No. Az Greene
60 m Nav - and -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

reunion Of the c,ass OF 81. Packer institute was
held Yesterday afternoon at the nome OF M'S re'
bert Lee Pratt No. 2l7 Clinton-aNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Easter lilies and palms formed the decorations
for the reception given yesterday afternoon from
4 10 : O'Clock by Mrs. George W. Wingate and
Miss Louise Wngate. Of No. 100 Dean-st, IN
honor OF Mrs Horatio Gates Lloyd. jr.. Of Pha-
delphia daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George W.
Wingate and Mrs George Albert Wingate A
bride Of the season Included IN ne regei wing
Man and Miss Amsden. who were Mrs Lloyd
bridesmaids Mrs De La Sganiere, Older sister OF
Mrs Albert Wingate and matron OF honor at her
wedding: Mrs John y Kenyon. Mrs William \
KENYON Miss Kenyon Miss Afeld the MISSES
Adams the Misses Brown, Miss Ripley and MISS
Man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

The marriage Of Miss Laura Estene Reeve
laughter of Albert Reeve. ~ No 239 Cumberland
8 and William Clark Greenwood is 70 take place
AZ: 2 m on April ~ at the home OF the pr1oe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

announcement has just been made of the engage
rrsrt OF Miss Harriet s. Bigelow. younger daughter
9, M and Mrs Elliott Bigelow. Of No. S48 clinton
s. ana Richard Irving Neithercut. Of Bridgeport.
co,T Miss Rigelow is a charming glrl: VINO Is
vel known in society here and Mr.. Nethercut Is
6 graduate o. Yale. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
Wu Die ,,Hebeuion"

Der tatbolii9en Siren 5u Gait ct.
2puis in Sainois sssen sinen niirbi=
gen oeutI9en prieiter, Der nun, um Die
G%rOffnung Der fatbolii5ca 0emeinbes
i9ule gu ermDgli9en, suriidgetreten lit,
tniipft Der tatbolif9e n9aFfap BOLTS
freuno" folsenoe beadtungSluert6e
8erglei9ung:
.Sier rebeGirt cine irii9e Gemeinee
segen ibren 8ii9pf unD ben BON i6m
ibr seidnbten aaieitig Dilrbtg aners
tannten prieiter, Der Die enalii9s
Spra9e polltommen, pte nur elm Nmes
ritaner, bemeiitert, einfo4 ipeil feline
Wiege in oeutI9en Gauer geitanoen.
Wie bielen reinbeutI3tn Yemeinoen
iino bagegen i6on beutl6e prieitsr
runopeg abgei9lagen uno pfarrer if
men gege6en porben, Die Der Mutterz
ipra6e ibrer pfarrtinber ni6t mG9s
ttg, benen bic beuti9en 2auts rerrDnt
limb. Menn bieie ale repplutipnirten
nie Die ct. Patridss Gemeinoe in GaIt
ct. 2outs, tpel6' einen Stdnoal Dor
Soft unb Der Welt tpirten mir bds
benz"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19

Ieai6aft bon Reu0orf; 90. SpaB an
sSerift BON Weimergtir6; 21. Surnoez
ieai9aft, 9uIDermi9l; %. 5dnfare
oes ouprers, Sid q. 3. Nl3; %. 6anbz
lpertsrperein, Sid a. b. g.; "a. 3urn,
1elelI9aft SiiOelingen; %. Cecilia,
8dpl; 26. 8riiberli9feit, &apl; 27.
Imicitid, 0ifferoingen; 90. Muiifae,
leuiaaft, Geubelin9en; %. 6anfare
BON &ebIen; 80. Gdcilteroerein, Seis.
pslt; 81. @eIangperein, &opItal; 80.
GdctIta, t9obi9eib; SO. Sanfare,
@ti9en; "a. Gborale, SBig; 35. ct.
Sdcilid, Simmern; SO. Gdcilia, @prs
meloingen; 81. gdtilienberein, Gebins
gen; SO. Cecilia, 8ederi9; 80. Seuer,
lpebr BON Mteri9; 20 @eIaneperein,
8ui6oorf (Uterf@); Al. Sdnfare,
8%ros6ous; AZ, 9eidnggeieGi4dft BON
Wdbl; 43. Gborale, Gontern; "A. San,
fare, 9onborf; As. G6orale, Glning'n:
as. GGciIienperein, @i6ten; AZ. GGcl-
lienperein, Nieberfeulen; AZ. Mdnner,
9eiangperein, @ilsborf; 40. Union,
nlflinaen; so. SGngerbuno BON 0iez
oertpilB; 81. @eIdngOerein, S9iittrtnz
gen; 50. @dcilia, Sspeiler; SO. 6ars
monte, @eispampa9; 81. Cecilia,
Qilelborn; So. @intra6t, Sel3insen;
So. GGctlia, 5piingen; 81. !6elpetia,
8rdnben6urg; SO. Oeputution BON
0miino; SO. Seuerfpehr. @niherinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
Yreiiebertbeisums at Der 0rnkb,
Normalidule ,u surrmburs.
A. G,
Gmtnenssyreiie.

Sbere gbteiluug. - 10 S6iler.
Greile: /. 8eitges gmil ans y9ils, 2. Rief.
fer Better aus Nieoertorn, 3. Wsrtens Sobauu
Better aus @ils.
@ceeiiite: /. 8ouins petsr aus gersem,
2. Webernad Nitolas aus 9onsborf, 3.
Wampah Rifolas aus 9rspsnmader.
Wittlere abtbsilunS. - IA S9iler.
Yreiie: Sang Domirit aus Sibelinseu,
2. S6leimsr Sobaun aus Sid a. b. als.
3. 6iri1 @buarb aus Smnin9er, 4.
&eulano aoolf aus Sells unb 3ouer Yeter
ans Sinmera, 5. einosn Reuatus aus
9amabelaine.
accilte: 1. Oriscr alopS aus @l6borf 2.
@ruber Sran, aus Riebertorm 8. S1uma1er
6ranS aus Bed. Schumacher.
llntere gbtbeiluns. 10 Sdllsr.
Treiis: 1. Suusels Sob. aus Grpelbinseu,
2. Sraus Sobann Qeter ans 8ebmsu, 3.
9iaeS SAT. aus aspelt, 4. Clement Sran;
aus Monbori.
g~eceiiite 1. Shwadtseu Chm. aus Sru6.
2. Soitert @omaro aus gursmburs, 3. Ibil
Watbias aus Sun9liufer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
B. ererimneus3
Gtntnen,sYreiie.

Obsre Gbtbeiluns, - IA S5Ilsriumsu,
preile: 1. Qutj 9 Marie aus Sels, 2. Berg
Mor9aretba aus 8apl, 3. Gomrao a9nes aus
Sid lno Siwer 8atborina aus Oioelin9en,
A.. 0linger Marie aus Ste9eu (Glemensbotl
nsb Clement Mar9aretba aus Surslimter.
@cceiit: S1uma1er 8atbariua aus
StaotbrebimuS
Wittlere abtbeiluns. = IS S9iilerimnen.
Hreiie: I. @berbarb Gina aus 9imperts=
berg unb 2oniIaimt 9tarSaretba aus Wa1s
tbnm, 2. Gbeiien Marie aus Shittriusen,
3. gettenoorfi Satbarina aus &obinsen unb
Weina6ter gliie aus Soaeri5.
@eceiit: @altp Suianna aus Monneri9.
llnters sbtbetluns. = 90 S1llsrinnen.
Yreiie: l. Sbiu gnua ans Werdbols nub
Mobert Gatbarila aus 9repehmaber, 3.
Slin9er Seleua aus Sberanpen. 3. Walir
Warie aus Oibelin8en unb girer 9ertba
aus 6iborn.
@cceilte: /. Sinner Marg. aus 0ibelinsen,
2. Niiher War9aretba aus Gbu uub Rred
Gliie aus Woidbsrs.
See ultatberQeb 9ebres
rtnnenprut nu94. Naus.
GS baben %beitanoeu:
l.. Bon ben eebrsr;0sliusen:
A. Wit aus;ei6mung Die 50. 8eitsss
Ginil uou @ils Houin9er y. pom Sersem
WerteuS 3. =. Don QBils.
Il. Mit @eirieoieuu9 Die SS. RieIier &.
g. BON Nieoerfom @ampa6 u. poIt Gre,
penmo6er; Meberna6 u. Don Gousbori
Somb W. pom 5temi6 Senusr W. Don Seis
tort; Seu9el u. pou @repsnma6er; Gn9els
y. pon Mosborf 6ieiier w. Don Stabts
brebimuS; 0erens q. pon @repenmaber
aoam %. Don Tciiort; Nrisben 8. pon
Gbuen; Sieiler ), Don Silsoorf; Sioier u.
pon Betinsen.
2. Bon ben eebrerinnen;o9liu8en:
A. Nit srober @us,ei9mins Warie
9uces aus 6elS.
Il. Ytt ansaeidnun9 GSnes Gonrao aus
Gid; Seaine Steinmes aus Viaiientbal ;
Wtorie 6ualI aus 9urembur9 Warie Speper
ans Surembur9; katherine @iper aus Oiioes
lin9en.
C. Grit Scirisbi9uua Iorie Slinser ans
GienenSboibei Stegeu; Seleua Saan aus
GllSoori; Srlouue Sbilt9eS aus 6apl
Wtarsusrite Vaulp aus Quremburs. Marie
Urban aus TiaIientbal; Sulie S6aul aus
Seimbtr9; Marie Weper ans 2uremburg !;
6otI crime Sbumoher aus Stootbrebimus
amaa &odenbrot aus Sirahers 6liis Stein