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ABBEY HOTEL.

ABBEY Il.
02d STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
~ THE proprietor If the Abbey Hotel would make his
E best bow Of thanks for the liberal patronage his
I'LL house the past summer
He fully prepared for the fall business and would cheerful
" furnish parties individuals with Breakfast Dinners
Suppers at short notice
His stock OF Wines Liquors. and Eatables will be found
good the city markets afford SIS fire.
Ysn FOR SALF-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI-
~ DENCE OR FARM Of ABOUT so or 10 Acres, situated
Ter near the village Of West Farms ard on the Post road
ming between this city and Boston The a- is in high
Of cultivation and shonnds in fruit Of all and
Of the choice selections and quality The house 10
gntly situated on prominent location commanding extern
bnt but few since IN the best possible and
epee with every and very conrodous being
30 feet by 30 feet The outhopses all and admirably
ranged For farmer resident of the city this place offers
nducement being within hours drive Of the and
within mile Of the Harlem Railroad The place be
amned NJ any time and possession given in 30 days
For further particulars apply the the premises
to f. X. COLLINS x CO., Sc South ST. $40
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SEvkrrN DIsrRIcr.
EIGHTH DIsIRIcT

EIGHTH DISTRICT.
In this District Toomhs the whiR candidate for Con-
gress said to have succeeded Black his ocofoco
opponent by 203 majority Wing majority last year 1880
We subjon returns from five counties There ten In
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION This morning, at ii
O'Clock, the house proc~edrd TO the cons derafion
OF resolution 70 sign Doctor Hawkes. Testimonials
An animated debate tprang up. which was continuing
when went TO press OF l O'Clock II 10 he general
i'm resson that the opposition made TO the gem
t-msns consscra'ion will succeed end that his ties
,monias will be signed this day Monday, by the re.
quisite consti usional majority Phil Cos. Oct "a
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the Of primary secondary syphilis
ulcers nodes COMPLAINT produced by nudcious
OF mercury unkilfu medical treatment All persons sus.
this powerful purifier without delay consider
y cleansing the system with this justly celebrated alternative
sold single bottles 81 each Of half dozen ST.
carefully packed and all parts Of the Union Sold The
College of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau st.
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
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NUW OPEN, FOR ONE MON n ONLY
the Rooms Of the National Academy Of Design Of
a Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
sea RE untons discover Of New York The great Battle
The only Portrait Of Abde RAIDER the ceebr.ted Bedouin
Chief Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. NJ 9P NJ. Admit
Is Each gratis, the door,
beautiful thogph Of the Abandonment Of Heury Hudson
New York, October TO- 1914. 90 Imsec
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REVUE FRANCHISE,
DIES FAMILIES EFT DES PENSIONNATS.

HIS the title Of French Monthly Periodical just
published in New YORK "
This Review contains parts the first of 80 pages large
student French language us Of ACQUIRING
By the reading Of interesting short novels historical
&c. perfectly flee from any thing which scrupulous parents
tendency. e
The second part of pages also large avo in two columns
will give 70 the principals Of schools AVID the friends
literature the scientific and literary critical
iected ON the best French Reviews Of ALI the nch
panl,canns Of general interest and bibogaphica list Of
new French publications Of any The whole stitched in
=
Yearly subscriptions payable in advance So for the whole;
2s Ie IN i part and % Tor he second separate
3l5 Broadway, New York. where full prospectus and the
October number specimen may be obtained for cents
% lawis3w
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9za CASH PAID FOR GOOD AND FRESH SEED,
~RAl02h Bowery.
Also for sale large collection Of the best quality OF Fruit
Trees shrubs Roots aud Gnen and Hotfiouse Plants cheap
Tor cash Goods packed for shipment OF the United
states Persons wishing supply themselves with Trees Of
uJrror quality for Orchards hllng their Conervaiores
where pains be spared 20 give satisfaction by the
propri-tors LEVENCSTON MOORE. 96wsm
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TO THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
pITRI,IC

- WI MAIDEN, 2q3 spring street, having enlarged HI.
ystock for the fall trade offers and
beautiful assortment Of Boots and shoes Of the
~ best Materials which he aters good, if superior
the city His ladies'
s Gai.sr Boots half Caters. Buskin Slips and Ties
fine calf-skn Boots and Shoes Boots Waemei,
and Fmcn and yonhs' Boots and Shoes Of all
made order f desaed suitable for the merchant
and aborer. For sale very low prices.
OF the above St OK his Gust mr is not to be
rased and if tn will give him call satisfy
themselves thet his work he not doubt
that they will leave his sto satisfied with gain worth
giving him call. WIN. MADDEN
2o3 Spring between Greenwich and Washington SITS.
OLE lmsfn
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APOLLO ROOMS,
&l0 BROADWAY.


THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
GERMON, sTANwOOD, HARRINGTON PELHAM
Having just returned from
WAsHIN NOTION CITY,
At which place they had the honor Of appearing the
PRESIDENTS PRIVATE MANSION BYINyITATION
And entertaining with their Inimitabe Performances
THE PRESIDENT HIS LADY
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
POSTMASTER GENERAL,
FOREIGN AMBASSADORS, MINISTER'S, ETC. ETC
Respectfully their
FIRST NCERT,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER nrH,
APOLLO ROOMS,
With variety Of NEW Sores GLEEs, CHoRusLs DITTIEs
&c. &c., accompanied with the ACCORDION, BANJO Coros,
TAMso and BoNE CAsrANErrs in all of which they stand
UNRIvALLED IN THE WORLD.
ADMISSION, as CENTS ONLY
Doors open 7-Concert quarter o'clock oil 4rc
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EJNNUItAWA At NTBLO'S GARDEN Open for a shon
season lhe most magnificent Panoramic Painting
nbited IN TINS country ESQ Artists thai have
WAS erecued by the celebrated Artists Mr w Daniel
during the day. ~ - ~" of'
Admauce to the Garden and Panorama u cents. Artists ar
esIecnlly invited TO visit the Panorama FREE OF charge
49, Iae pn9orsna Of Madras exhibited 10 Russell
Mr. Nibo considered the very ~t rsnorimc s"tna Ia
London ee sr ss :"
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PLUME.
IMPORTER ANp MANUFACTURERS Of Dagu-reoype
wholesale and retail Low prices at his Daguerrean Gal.
lees Depots follows New York ISL Broadway; Bos-
ton, IS Court Philadelphia 1856 Chestnut street. Iii.
more e Basm9r 81 New Orleans Camp street. s,siog.,
nd Il his agencies Par5 aud Liverpool Awarded first pre-.
muin aud highest honors BY the American snd Frank nst.
btcd. oi2 I'm N
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TWkNTY DOLLARS REWARD.
D. HORSE STOLEN-Straved or stolen. from the
Of The snpbSssbe on Wednesday the and Instant,
bodied marked with in the forehead hind eocks white
one more so Than the othef-age, five years past
Whoever will said Horse give
where lac be found shall be entitled the above
reward THOMAS WAIT
Montgomery Orange %, Oct. 9, 1874, or
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St0te OF Trade.
AsHEs-The sales are very limited and we note at 81
lsa for pots, and 81 20 "a 81 for pearls.
- STOCK ON HAND OCTOBER llTH IS44
FIRST sort Pots .bbs 96sl FIRST Pearls bbs eG9
second 10 40. l,47s second do do... ioii
Condemned do. 80. ay7 Condemned dc. "a
Iolai' .,...l7 3a Total. 6, 296
49, .Dpls III 734
Pearls. Observation-Disclosures, g2e6
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BEACON COURSE,

THIS RACE takes place the Beacon Course oppose
New York on he ,h Of October three clock weather
second third aud fourth for the distance reformed
one hour There have thirty from different
Of the United States and England raid their entrance TO
for the including three Of the best PEDESTRIANS who
celebrated p-des rans Of the country.
Tickets for Admission be either Of the Ferry
Boats Barclay and ANAL Persons will time and
confusion the by procuring tickets the ferry
Large and commodous boats runn the ferry suf
hcea e. carry 10000 persons hour the river
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Gen'an and Sassas prepared by the New York College
Med cine and Pharmacy established for the suppre, sion Of
quackery This refined and highly extract
sesng all the purifying qualities aud curative Of the
fnitely superior any sa, aa present before
the public and be relied nedy for all
disc SIS arising from impae Of the blood, such
scioiala saheum rng-w9rn, blotche implies ulcers,
PAIN IN the bones nodes eupons liberated
hrot disease arising the second effects Of
syphi. an injudirious Of mercury.
:. in cases of half dozen Bottles. So 50
Gases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
y. B-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
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IMPROVED MOLESkIN HAT,
FA LII ST Y l. E.

GENlN'S IMPROVED MOLESkIN HAT,
FALL STYLE
Price $3.50.
~ NOW READY, ut GENlN'S ll-known Establish
- ment highly Improved and pery beautiful MoLEsKIN
IA made ia close Imitation Of the French Hats from the
celebrated manufactorirs Of Paris Having hand
sotment q the imported article made By Mugne gentlemen
WI be enabled ~ actual for themselves Of
these circumstances have preferred those manufactured by the
subscriber not merely for their greater cheaynes but
;srng y an eminent degree those qualities for which the
French Hats Justly admired, viz :solidy Of brm
which adds much general durability which alone the
shape and contour Of the Hat pseyed-mpeor grace and
6eauty-high iusfre and neatnsss Of trimming.
The subscriber not only from his knowledge Of the article but
also from the great Of those who have
confidently them the gentlemen Of New York
being thing the kind
Of their merritt J. ~. GENlN,
- 49, PA Broadway, opposite st Pauls
The usual full and choice Beaver Nutra
Cashmere Hats. Also, full OF Mems, Youths
and Infants Gaps. s5 lmsrc
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
THE Exhibition Of Pictures and Engravngs OF this nstitu
ton open the public the large Of the Ma
tional Academy q Desgn, oyer The Society Library.
To members, single admission Is cents.
The Rooms will be daily from A. NJ. to p NJ, and
only Monday and Tuesday OF each week. until fur
ther notice
Persons holding scrip certificates, and those wishing to be
membe will please apply for tickets Of membership
20 Mr. FRASER at the Rooms OF the American Artists Union
No. go Broadway. % W re
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COTTON pUCK-,cc hol,s rsty .air9 n
" a5-io' sals BY :. ,. tOl ~ - :. 49,
Ay9 seuu NSs,'
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PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1874.
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GRAND AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION

COLISEUM, 45O BROADWAY.
THE celebrated Exhibition If the BATTLE OF BUNKER
= HILL, and ,he BURNING ofCHARLtsToWN, which
IS universally admitted be the greatest piece Of mechanism
eyer en- IN this country and which graphically
ed that the beholer eau hardly himself that he
that first battle ground Of tn Revolution The troops
marching and dragons cavalry
dah fuous through the streets Of Bosoncannon loading
and firing from Cops ilshps Of sailing up and down
Charles River and their broadsdes the
sntrenchmsntshe British troops repeatedly repued and
with voenc down the hithe dreadful confiagration
OF the thrilling interest," and which seen TO
be duly appreciated.
AlsS VIII E s5sjtsd Moving Psnermas 1f tie BATTLE
E sAAnlKSYl, LAMP or MERMAID's GAVE - The terrific
CYPRUS And view Of the CITY OF LOWELL. the
Manchester Of America wh the Factories all lighted
at work-together with Of the SOUTH
WARk RIOTS in the city OF Philadelphia
This exhition which has been visited bv than 100
persons IN Boston AID Phaepha will be opened the
PLACE on Monday the th instant where il will remain for
short time Tickets 50 cents children under 70 years half price
Doors open az commence at ~ ocl ok precisely.
r. s. On Wednesdays aud Saturdays, commencing r.
NJ, the exhibition will be opened with the effect 1.-THE
being dakened) Tor the especial accommodation OF
families and which schools Of all kinds Sunday
well as academical will be admitted on liberal terms.
o0 lwis*m
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Constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of
e Ely Of New York confidently recommended for all
], invaluable remedy for impotence. stey
(unles. pending mal-formstion.)
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen S.; carefully
packed and sent TO all paris OF the Union.
Office Of the College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy Nassau
st eet. w. g. RICHARDSON, M d., Agent
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FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC.
M ONs., MADAME AND MADLLE. GAUVAIN, have
resumed their Glasses and Private Lessons for the
Inc rench taught through Manescas Oral system exclusively
aea py MI auyain for these fifteen years past The Piano,
The French language is usually spoken in the family Apply
a.. 397 BROADWAY.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Election Returns.
We give below the returns received by last
nights southern malt
Ohio Election.

From the Baltimore American, Oct IL
Georgia Election.
Br MoRsr's MAGNETIC TYLEGRArH
GgoRaAThe mail failed last evening South al Wash.
ing.on the boat not having arrived there yesterday aer
noon when the cars lett She arrived, however,
after and indebted Mr. Rogers gu srintendent
OF the Electro Magnetic Teleg aph Tor the following
turns OF the elections Ia Georgia We compare nh tho
election in ls43 to 6 two ,ncies Ia Cor gress The
cleo ion was then BY General Ticket now 10 BY Dis.
trlrts
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6kk FOR MOBILE-Tbe fat sailing packet ship
M1Af ALABAMA, Captain Wood, will positively sail on
&H4k0E Tuesday. Oct. 18th.
splendid ship has unsurpassed accommodations for
cabin second cabin and who viii he taken
At low r,te
For passage arrly N board, Al Judda wharf o. 70
JOHN HEkDMAN
oN0 81 1outh sxees.
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Sbre nabftbtspoue Site mir wobl nod
cine fur5e Grfldrun9 iiber meine beuti9e
Selpirtbun9, oenn obne biei len Gommen=
tar m61te fib oob wobl et,pa5 punoer=
li6 uno ieltiam eribeinen. SD bate Die
@riGe, - uno sic winen, olte eeute Der.
mosen ielten iib oouon frei 5u bo1ten,-
Sbnen elm Bilo unIerS Saterlanos uno
unierer dltern, wie unierer neueren 9e=
ben5,peiie oar5uifelen. 0aour6, baB unz
iere Sorfabren an ei9enen Sii1en p6dz
lin9e, safe uno lbwor5e5 Srob ipeiiten
uno Sinnbier tranfen orbeiteten iie iitb
aus fraberer Ddrftisfeit, bic ib inoeien
felnespe9s eben fir cine 2(nnebmlibfeit
erfldren lpia, oll9emab empor uno ertpors
ben itb &ei6tbum uno Ma6t. Sic
fpeiiten uno tranfen bon nun an beier
uno tboten iicb 9dtli6, mie es beute une
ier 5lpeiter Sang 9e5ei9t bat. 98enn
es ober einem olten Monn personnt 1T,
feline 8eoanfen fret ous5uia9en, ebe ct
BON Sbnen, Die ct fdmmtli1 berSli6 liebt,
abi4ieo nimmt,-io beiorse id, oob oct
iibertriebene 2(ufpono, oehen Silo ib i'm
oritten Gon9e Sbnen uoriber9efdbrt bas
be, uns in 3ufunft, menn mir oamit fort
fabren oller oer berrliben Sortbeile, wel=
6e unlere bieoern Sorfabren purtb Sleib
uno quite 98irtbibaft errun9en uno ouf
uns, ibre Na6fommen pererbt baben tpie=
oer berouben weroe. 6eute, meine lieben
iun9en 9dite, bite i6 Sic, nun itb retbt
luiti9 Su moben uno ftb ourtb MIDI alien
@rdmler peiter nibt ft0ren gu lahen, a.
BET morsen, i'd beibw0re Sie,-mors
gen oenfen fie erniflitb na6 iiber oas, mas
i6 Sbnen beute 9efa9t babe. ltno nun
leben Sic ale ber5li6 wobl!" !" Damit mar
Der 1lte peri6wunoen.
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.WeiIe QSobltba

Ser eneliItbe eoro 6. bemabte fib,
ben &reis ieiner pobltbdti9en @irfI am
felt 70 peit als m69licb aussubreiten.
6orte er, oaB Elm 1rmer, oer ieinen Seiz
itano iu6te, in einen pro5eb uerpidelt
mar, BON belen l(uS9an9e iein @luf obz
bin9, 70 9in9 ct ielbif 5u ben &iebtern,
uno befabl ibnen orin9eno bic Gnoi9un9
oer Stretiadbe. @rbielt ct bic Na6ribt
baB bier uno oo elm Nrmer franf oarnieoer
lag, 70 9in9 er ielbit in Die 6utte oieie6
elenocn, trus fit Die 8artun9 oefelben
Gorge, uno 1ebte ieinen &ranfensSsfub
70 lan9e fort, ols es Die l1mftdnoe oes
&ranfen erforoerten. S0rte ct oab Elm
piroi9es @lieo Oes Staotes ourb Die l1ns
terorudun9 eines &eiben Su @runoe 9ez
ribtet woroen iei, 70 botte ct Die Dreiftis=
felt, Dem 3eben ieln l1nrebt porSuifellen,
ia ibn fo9ar our6 bic 0eleee gu perfol=
gen. &ur5 ct rebnete es gu ben tpibti9z
iten Seibdfti9un9en ieines eebens, NIT
lleberle9un9 uno weiier 5ausbaltuns 70
piel @Obltbaten um itb ber gu perbrelz
ten, ols @ott nab Dem NaaBe oes ibm
anpertrouten Serm69ena uno perliebenen
Serifonoes BON ibm foroern fonnte.
Der @raf y. 9. in Srunn braucbte oas
Sao gu &C., ols elm 9Settereub enen1
armen Ginwobner fein Sdusben tpe9=
libwemmte. Ser @raf. Der foft BON al
len niietiben 6anoWerfen gtwas per=
ifano, fbafte Materialien berbei, uno NIT
9alfe feiner Seoienten, wel6e ale 9ano
anle9en mubten, baute er Die SGtte beiz
fer auf, als fie 9etpeien lpar. Oieie Qrs
belt trieb ct ftatt elmer Sewe9un9 auf Die
Saoefur, uno wenn bic Srunnen9dfte ite=
ben blieben, um Jpn mouern gu feben,
bielt ct ibnen Den 9ut Dor. Mein 6aus
mub moblirt iein ia9te er, uno our6 bic
2(lmoien, bic ct iammelte, tpuroe ber Serz
un9ludte in Den Stano 9eleet, bon feinem
Serluf ffe ii1 tpieoer gu erbolen.
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NapoleDn uno Die S6ilopaebe

Stapoleon pfle9te oann uno mann oa5
Sauoepille<3beater in paris 81 beiuden,
aber ftete i'm einfaben ueberrofe uno i'm
itrensfen Snco9nito : wesbolb aueb Die
S1ilowaben Die 9el6drfte Srore erbielz
ten, niemals por oem &ailer, ielbf wenn
ite Jpn erfennen iolten, oae @ewebr su
prGientlren. l(ls ct zines Nbenes Der
STORYTELLING Der "6on6on" beisewobnt
batte, uno lib, nab iener @eipobnbeit
na6 9dn5li6er 8eenoi9une bes StGdes
entf fernte, um nit oem @eneral Ouroe gu
SuBe no6 ben Suilerien 5uriid5ufebren,
per9oB ein iun9er Soloat, oer am 2(us=
9an9e oes 3beaters S6ilowa1 itano, bel
Dem plosliben Qnblide oes &ai iers Die
erboltene Srore lt1o prdlentirte. "gSen
lalutirit Ou oa ?" fubr Jpn Napoleon
sornis an. "Do9 niebt eub. gum 6en=
fer''' ent9esnete i2neu 9efaBt bet iun9e
Soloat. "Gu1 fenne ib nibt, pobl a:
ber meinen @eneral, Dor Dem mir DOT 5tpei
3a9en Gepue paniren mubten," nobel ct
ouf Durac oeutete. "Sab mag binses
ben" ontwortete &apoleon, inoem ct Den
Soloaten NIT miloeren Sliden mab, ii6
no6 ieinem yeamen uno bic ytummer bes
Ge9iments erfunoi9te, ibm freunolieb Su<
nifte, uno fi6 NIT Dem @enerol 2oiu=
tanten entfernte. "Der fleine &orporal
9laubte MIDI gu uerblinen," fpra6 Der
Soloat gu ben llmifebenoen, "aber sacre=
bleu unler elmer bat aub @eilfes9e9en=
lpart, tpenn man 9lei6 nur @emeiner it,"
sSler5ebn Sage fpdter ipar oer entlblol=
iene Soloat Sffi5ier Der 8aroe.
80
3tpei 6olsbauer aantten fib fiir5li6
auf offentliber Strabe 70 beftis uno mar=
e ?
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Ser freie Sag Der Selapen auf Sa
OantG.

Ser 6te Sanuar 1T oer ein5i9e Sag,
an Dem ale @e9er frei fino, ftb ouf nil
De Beiie beluifi9en uno ouf II Stunoen
9lei6iam in ibre 6eimatb surtidperieet
ipdbnen odrfen. N1e Straben uno Of
fentlibe pldee, eur6 bic eande Staot piro
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ri6t 9efeut, tpuroe 6r. 8. am 10. Ipr.
our1 oas Se5irfss s@eribt bon Maifribt
f6uloi9 erfldrt bosbaft uno 0fentli6 bic
9Stiroe oes &oni96 bet Nieoerlanoe an9e=
taitet benielben perbobnt, eeibmdbt unt
9elditert gu baben, uno in cine Gefdnsz
nibftrafe BON flint Sabren, perurtbeilt.
6r. eanomeier bat, mie man iast, an
elm b0beres 8eribt appellirt.
Oie @ette. - &tirjlitb bat 5tpi=
i6en einem en9lilben 6er5os uno feinen
Sreunoen eine beoeutenoe 8ette tfattsez
funoen. Sc puroe ndmlib cine lSeeroe
@dnie unb cine 6eeroe 3rutbGbner auf
oer StraBe bin9etrieben; Die @dnle mat
l6elten fbperf fdli9, tpdbreno bic Strut.
bubner lebbaft einberlbritten; oer Ser.
5o9 tpettete UNI 10000 pf. Sterl., bob
Die @dnfe auf einem 9Sese BON 20 (ensz
lil0eD Meilen ben 3rutbubnern ,peit
porausfommen parben. Die @ette lpurz
De iosleib onsenommen, oenn es fbien
unmosli6 gu lein, Dap ber SerSos iie sez
winnen f6nnte. Ole 9an5e 8e1eQ11aft
folste ben 6eeroen eesen 1beno paren
bic Grutbiibner um finf Weilen poraus !;
ols ite aber nab Sonnenunterean9 in eli
men 8alo fomen, fo9en ale auf uno ies
ten it6 auf bic Sdume, bon eenen ife nibt
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ie oa9e9en patibelten lansiam immer
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