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NEBRASKA AND COLORADO.

Ii is deemed doubtful If Nebraska or Col
orado Will be admitted as States until the
word '.white' has been stricken from their
constitutions. Leading republicans have Al
nounced determination to make a straight
out fight on that issue
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FRACTIONAL eURRRNCv

The Treasury received from the printers
during the week ending to day, fractional cur
rency amounting to S33s, 900; and there was
shipped during the same time. to New York,
Boston, Baltimore, and to the National Banks,
Si5S 2In %
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RaltimOre Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Wheat firm; sales red
S3a$31O; white 80 J0a&3 25. Corn, new white
95a9S, yellow 9sa1O0. Oats closed firm at 56a5s
Rye quiet at l2Oal3O. Provisions, no improve.
ment in demand. New Mess Pork 23a23k Ia.
I5a20 Lard 12ka1s. Baltimore Refined is.
Bulk meats scarce ana nominal. Coffee,
prices nominal, 16xa1sk in gold for Rio
Whisky. no sales, S235aS2 80 Gotten. hold
er firm, no transactions Of Importance
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MAxIMILIAS's WIFE.-The Trieste Gazette.
as well as the Vienna Press. both affirm of the
Empress Carlotta, that besides her deransed
mental condition, she suffers from a tuberc uiar
affection of the lungs, and that her condition
wac pronounced homeless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

- From Shillington, Odeon Building, and
from the publishers, Ticknor Il Fields, Boston,
we have the Atlantic Monthly and Our Youna
Folks for January. Amidst all competitors
these magazines continue first fayorites with
the reading public, old and young
From Shillington we have Beadle's Month,y
-or January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

PERsoNAL--London Punch holds Artemus
Ward up for imitation to the "funny men" OF
Epglan1, on and of the Stage. and bids them
learn TO be as quiet and unconscious as he is
IN the delivery of their good things. Punch
ADDS. land II Is worth noting that we owe to
anotner native Of the States, Joseph Jefferson,
the best exsmple lately set us Of enforced and
natural low comedy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

CIRCUIT Court, Chief Justice Cartter.-This
morning The case Of Charles B. Dennjson All
the Corporation Of Washington was taken n.
Messrs. Davisge and Fendall for the plalutiff.
and Bradley and Bradley for the defen d ants
This ls an action to recover damages laid ar
SloO0, because of the plaintiff ha wing. IN Feb.
ruary. 1e65, fell into an area at the corner OF
IoIn sna u streets. and injuring his hip. The
plaintiff charges that the corporation were chi !.
paoly negligent in allowing said area to re-
main open without suitable guards
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LAND OFFICE RRTURNs

Returns from Junction City, Kansas, show
that 1l.290 acres of public land were disposed
in November. of which 5000 were for actual
settlement and cultivation, and the remainder
with college scrip and military bounty land
warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

PORTLAND, Dec. 15.-The Robinson manu-
factury and wooden mills az Oxford, Maine
Were burned last night.
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hRREsTED-This morning, officer Howard
OF the Second w lard. arrested John CLANCY as a
fugitive from Justice. in the State of Virginia
Clancy is the man who was so badly cuttwo
weeks ago AT the house of Idzzie Mccormick
on I3in street. Clancy had recovered suf.
nciently to 60 about. and II was suspected that
ne was preparing to leave the CITY, which
was the r. ason of the arrest. 1t is reported
lnat tne charge against Clancy in Virginia is
assault and battery and high way robbery He
says be is willing TO 60 to Virginia for trial.
and he Is held In custody awaiting the decision
OF the proper authorizes in the case
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Cold WeatheI.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-Thermometer at
o "a m IL deg, noon % deg; wind northwest
by west; weather clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

NkW YORK FIRsT hoard eALRe.
coupons. ll2as five Twenues, Ie6s 10, \:
Five TwentIes 1854 '05k: Five TveniIes,
1895, In5T; Five Twentias. January and July,
1865, its's; Ten to-' es OAK: Seven Turtles,
August, los; DO. June, los: DO. July, los
f&nIn. IL =.
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CHEAP CLOTHING.-The wonderfully cbear
rate at which Henning, corner OF It'll street apd
mary lard avenue, is selling first class Winter
clothing, Is drawing him customers from All
quarters OF the city. hrst-rate overcoat 70,
Si2, and other articles in Proportion-think Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher-Yesterday
winnie Bowers, convicted Of keeping disor.
oeSiy mouse, was sentenced to pay a fine of Is
ms morning. in the case OF Timothy p.
Russell, indicted for larceny, . nolle pros. was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

GRAND LARCRNY.-Ann Brown was ar
rested yesterday, by Officer Pool, for the lar
eeny OF $50 from John RUPERT. Justice Wal
Ier sent ner 10 JAIL for court. The accused wa.
a witness against another colored woman an
mao her confined for the same offence Ii ha,
now come to light that she was oually guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

ORPHANS COURT. Judge Purceu.-Thi,
morning, the will OF the late Emma Bosco "
was FULLY proved, and letters testamentary
were issued 10 George Clendenin: (bonS
guardian to his sons, H. T. J. and Albert II
Falconer; (bond SsOO)
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THE WHITE HOURE

An unusually large number Of persons
called at the White House o-day, including
several Senators and Representatives.
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INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source to. day were S4S1, s9;I9
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Snecis Going In

Specie Going to Europe.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The steamships Anne.
riea, City of Paris. and Europe, sailed to-day,
taking $l,017 100 in specie.
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Z. P. ROWLAND.
~ OF THE
HONLAND DENTAI. AGl0NI A p LON

viii glNea lee L.ctu,e on ,he application If
On mfs' ~ 10 the Arfs aud Sctepces with ex Derf-
ment. in Nitrous Oxioe Ga, next I'll tSDAY
ENENIN0. Dec. ls'h AZ Union Lsarue Hall o. h
g.. bet and Is. All are invited to attend dl; ST.
(,OLD PENS-A tine assortment of Gold Pens
" Pencil Cases, &C for sale at MANUFACTURER; !,
prices lde l3I FBANCk TAYLOR
HONE MADE MINCE MEAT mads at nv
- house B. Halls) with great care None but
the very best materials used. 1t will save tho.e
who make Mince Meat . great deal OF troub,e
i hey now can get such article as thay want nj
ready prepared ana Tor sale by III. w HALL
533 9TH street, between d and Louisiana ayenns
de Is e'onuo'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM The SOFIA

(BY UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN
NEWS ASSOCIATION
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law in this case. he weuid simply present the
issue as be understood IL, and leave the facts
TO be resolved by the jury. After briefv recit
ing the claims OF the plaintiff and def ndant
respe ctiyely. he obser we'd thar the whole coz
uoversy grew out Of the Indefinite character OF
the contract, there being no technical sienifca-
ton given IN connection with the al ject under
Investigation, 10 the word ssgrading'-the term
used in the advertisement The term it-elf dad
not import what was to Be done under it. nor
did il furnish any guide as to how the party
who had performed the work in the case should
he treated. A proper Interpretation could only
be found in the custom which had been Oh
served ty the Corporation officers in such
cases. Both parties 70 the suit had introduced
proof reearong the custom. 1t was not for the
court but for the jury TO say on which side vas
the preponserance OF evidence in regard 70
such custom. On that alone must they deter
mine the case.
The jury, after being ont some fifteen or
twenty minutes. returned with a verdict for
the plaintiff (CoyleD tor the full amount
claimed-$61j "a. E p.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF
READY MADE CLOrqING.

-,
offer them at srsst sacrifice. For instance
Mems B.svy ovsRooAIs. for $50. worth sls
Petersham ChansfIly. etc . very low
Fine Cloth DREss COATS. from Sup.
aUITs. from SIoup
Good HEAVY PAHTALosNs from sil5up.
Boys evERCOATS, from SIS oup.
Knit SHIRTS and DRAWERS for 8, cents.
DRESS SHIRTS. TIES, GLOVES, etc. chsaper
than the cheapest.
Call soon and secure Bargains, ct
4s3 7TH sTREEr dsI,-s,'
FBHsoH MAsTEL CLOCKS.
FOR HOLIDAY PREsENrs.
At NV GAIT BRO g, Je~ei-rs.
deu3t at Penn'vivsn'a avenue.
I OhDoN. COPEsHAaES.
AND AMERICAN wArsHEs.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
deH't 33i Pennsylvania avenue
FANCY TOBACCO POUCHES,
CIGAR CASES. &c,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AZ NV. eALr& BRO. 8. Jewellers.
deHH 3at Pennsylvania avenue
1 ApIEs' FANCY wORK-BOxEs,
JEWEL GASES &c.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At NV. GAIT BRO, -, jewelers.,
deHst 334 Penns, lvanis avenue.
I AIDES DIAMOND. ENAMELLED.
AND PLAIN WATCHES.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
"A. NV, GAIT 4 BRO .. Jewellers,
FANCY SILVER WARE
AN ENDLESS VARIETY
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At NV. GALT& BR0 -, Jewelers..
de lat 3a4 Pennsylvania avenue
EVENING DRESS FANS. COMBS,
BOUQUET HOLDERS, &C.,
FOB HOLIDAY PREsENTs,
At M GAIT & BRO. 8, Jewellers,
denSt asa Penpsylvania avenue.
MISSES BRACELETS. PINS.
And EAR RINGS,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At n. W. GAIT & BRO. 9, Jewellers.
deH3t 3S4 Pennsylvanis avenue
ZINE TILIGREE JEwELRY,
FOR holiday PRESENTS,
At M. W. GAIT 4 BRO. s., Jewellers,
de Hst 394 Pennsylvania avenue.
SLEEVE BUTTONS. STUDS, de-.
OF EVERY DEsORIPTION.
FOB holiday PRESENTS.
At M W. GAIT sRC. -. jewelers.,
de IL st 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
DARIAH MAkBLE, sTATUARY, BRONZES,
&c,
FEB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At n. W. GAIT 4 BRO. q, Jewellers,
den3t 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
SILvBR MATCH AND TOBACCO BOXES.
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At n W. GAIT 4 BRO. 8, Jewellers,
deH3t 334 Penney lvsRia avenue
N1EERsOHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR HOLD.
FOB HOLIDAY PREsENTs,
At n. W. GAIT BRO 8, Jewelers.,
de Hu 800 Pennsyl vauia avenue
SHAFFIELD'S FINE
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
LADIES ICE OREAM
DINING SALOONS.
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MONUMENT To THE LATE NARTIE JOHNSON.
In Glenwood Cemetery there has been recently
erected by the family, assisted by members Of
the Order. a very handsome mouum over
the remains OF the late Martin johnson, the
respected Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows of this District. which, W h,le II is
very neat in its appearance, attracts much at
tenfIon because of the taste displayed and
he fine workmanship upon it II is q
simple shaft of about nine feet in helghf,
on a base a little over three feet in height
About the centre, on the front of the shaft. Ia
q representation OF the All-seeing Eye, the
name Johns on, the crossed shepherds crooks
and three links. and on the front Of base il n q
Inscription, ." To my husband, Martin John
son, born in Mouut Holly, New Jersey, Au-
gust I2ib, l7sc. Died IN Washington city. d.
@ January 1Cth. 1896. Blessed are the dead
no die in the Lord"
Now sweetly sleep, angels thy soul receive,
And bear 10 Jesus breast
Long in our hearts thy memory shall live:
Here let thy BODY rest,
Secure from earthly pain and sorrow,
Till dawDs the resurrection morrow.
Now sweeiiy sleep"
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IHE LECTURE or Hon. j. w. PATTERSON
The nrst of the series of Lectures under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton was delivered AT Metzerott Hall last eve.
ming, by Hon j. w. Patterson, OF New Ham,
shire. on the subject OF s'Re volutions as Mean
OF Progress" Chief Justice Chase prefared
the opening by few remarks pertinent 10 the
ooJtct OF the association In inaugurating this
course. followed by prayer from Rev DIR Gil.
iete, OF the 18Th street Baptist church The
honorable lecturer was introduced by Gen O.
IT, Howard, chairman Of the lecture commit
Tee Of the lecture we can say that the su beet
was we'll maintained, re viewing the causes and
consequences of all the revolutionary struggles
hnown 10 history, closing with a refersp CO To
The late rebellion. The speaker exhibited the
causes which originate d the late rebellion. and
clio sed his able aad brilliant discourse by an
invocation TO the men of the present never to
cease from the gle aims the heresies horn
OF rebellion until the principles of Justice and
republicanism are established upon the basis
OF equal rights to all men. This course of lee
lures VIII continue through the winter and
VIII. Judging by the attendance last evening
prove success.
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THE HOLIDAY SEAsoN.-Our advertising
columns show that the preparations for Christ
mas have begun betImes this year. The rarsst
and richest holiday gifts possible are those
enumerated IN the advertisements OF Messrs
NJ. W. Gait d Bros, jewelers., 35i PennsyI-
rania avenue. They Offer an unusually large
and varied assortment-even for them. ALWAYS
large and varied as their stock is-of ewelry
CLOCKS and watches, b-onzes, articles in silver
and silver plate. Seyres, Dresden, and Berlin
porcelains, dressing cases, lewelry cases. Ii
quer cases, papetrie ceases, and dispatch
cases, in rose ~ God, ebony ana buhl. Niennese
gilt and leather; silver cups. goblets. napktu
rings, card receivers. new styles; coral lie wei
nv, and lnnumerable fancies in the way of
holiday gifts Gait & Bro Is have recently in
PRODUCED here the plated ware OF the Gorham
Manufacturing Company, of Providence, X
l. style OF goods costing about one NTH as
much as silver. and SO heavily plated with
solid silver on base of heavy nickel silver
as to be warranted for thirty years use or no
fact to out-last solid silver ware. Tue designs
or this ware, 10 be seen at Galt's, are exceed
ingIy beautiful and varied.
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NJACKEREL AND OODFIsH


70 coo pound. lare. SHORE GOLDFISH.
foot Of seventh s sR sUI wsnsf Son Il tho
Commi ssiOn erch snts
oel5.n No. 463 Ninth st, Let Z and r..
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
The best present We know Of for .I.dv Il, .
Wheeler Wilson: Highest Premium. FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. UnequaiIed for their Sim.
plicity they make the ''ock stitch, both sids. Of
the sewing being Right SIDES
All sty les and prices A beautiful assortmsnt .,
the Agency. no. $50 Penn'a avenue. National
no'el DuIIaIok: deis ST.
CHsls1nAs f nHsI5 s4o At hlrzEROrrs
Music Books and Music ToIio..' s sa.ie% -
t.tion fintes. violins. Guitars, Accordeons, pr.
sn fi. nHT s.oois n and Cover,
A' ~ %.G asrzERorr 4 co.
sa,. BIS Penasylvsnia avsous.
H.miins CABINET Ole Ans sSoS o. :'d ds ns:on
CBRIsTmAs PREsEETs.
TOYS TOYS q =, l,. ssoTs, TOYS,
IADlt ws x9sS IKE. s:''
u.> LADIES SS ssss.sa5O CASES,
FINE FANCY GOODS.
.. :. soswsifG'ss FANCY STORE.
oe 90. street, near 18th.
WEHAvEJUsr RECEIVED ON OoNsIey.
ment large assortment of
kAMFNTsLyAsrs ann riannTs os
ASTROLOGICAL d OT1ER CHARACTERS
line OF Lusine o. We offer tn EN- for saIe ~ cnt
price. They are most beautiful Chri stmas prss
We aiso ;nst 20 ~ y, "a ton tom. 10 So
sortment OF '' "'ss a.
MUSIC-BOXEs AND OPERA GLAasrs
METZrRnTr = r0
cel5-lw' SIS ,ean. sv.Uu.
SkATEsi sK1TFs az .,s.se.
70 We beg Leave to .: the attention Of everybody
% ). rsrS Be-. sns 4
of Of G.
:as s: :s1 .S ssi; "a
4sv and s;S 10 .ps MSnh
..n a ~ Tn'cn VIII sell - cheap - the market
g.: The a Skating Park will be 5pi.h.a nv r,,
and shares can be had Of 4 rs tnuorn on
No 5is seventh IT,,
I OOK OUT FOB THE nOLIDAYsI
IL
KRIss KRINGLE gEaDoU,prpps
No 'aa 7rI n STREET !: l BIIwEEs D AND E,
"Soisoa VI Oh Ainue OF
NEW TOYS AND FANCY 0OODs
chkisTAAs PRESENTS.
nr. RUPERT take. sre.. pl...ur. to inform
his numerous customers and the public generally
that he has iust recaivsA ts,o,.h IA. ..'
Fran snd Germany. the largest and bss. selected
Fancy Goods, suitable for Holiday and New Year
Pre-. nts smons which ne .nrm.r.,. q, -.
OoA.o OF every description,
gfeat variety OF
CABD CAsIe,
BASKETS,
PERrUMBRY,
NETTING DESKs
wokkboXss. AND
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No; I46 Ponn's ave. bet. nth and 18Th str. cts,
Gnlcn pave greatly enlarged and i'm prove and
th0roushiy rehtted, will endesvor TO continue
vlte my former customers and the public in zen
spiepdid stock Of the choicest French c.nd nna
srps sn9iy Boxes and
OF my ''''n TGfss% Ans Ans f;SR
~ employing none but FIRST class workmen,
twenty years, experisnee in this business, am
nov prepared TO furnish Parties, Weddings and
other entertainments In the best style and at the
iSE ORsAMs AND wArsR ICES
of the choicest hayors 81 80 Der gallon delivered
to any part Of the f fGyyrpu n .u,rr,.,,
No. 2A6 Penn a ave. bet. istb and Issh Sta.
TO DUB JRIENDs AND CUsToMERs
nSving disposed Of our Est blishment to Mr.. JOS
tionsr We respectfully request our friends to OF.
tend their favers to him, knowing they will not
de is.si. a4s Pa. av.. bet 18th .nd n isti 81.
ORPHAks'OOUkT ,DrcrMBEK s,lsss-D.rnIc,
In tbe ea.s 81 w. W.ss,ssIoN coCsrl, .o,eME
Of James McManus. deceased, the sdminissrstrix
cioresaid has with the Apr citation Of the Orphans
a.d OF washington CoSnfy Aforesaid. ~ pointed
y as ;hs for , -.
soma estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in
nnh q isr ~ the same have been collected
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
notified 70 attend, with their claim pron.
eriy yo9ched. or they may otherwise By Law be
tate: provided . copy of this order De published
once week for three weeks in the Evening stsr
previous to the said day.
a.n.-,v. Tssf:-JAs. OBEIRNE,,
nf
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SECOND EDITION.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following
quotations OF Govern msnt securities:
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

The best present We know Of for sIsdy 4,
Wheeler Wilson. Highest Premium, FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE Upeaualled 70, th.,-i
picity, they make the "lock stitchn both sids, If
the sewing being RIGHT SIDES.
All styles and prices. A beautiful assortmsn, .,
the Agency. No. $50 Penna avenue. N.tto,.,
Hotel Building. 81. o.
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CHR1sTMAS PkEeInIS AT MErZRROTTs
~ MUSIC STORE
A large selection Of beautifully bound
Music Books And Music Foiios, Ma.ic@
b0x"s And opera Glasses. our OWE I'm por.tTTE1V
anos and a. SsDs. III
Piano Stools and Covers
We ashcroft co
3le PenAeylvsnia avenue
Sole Agents for Stein ways PIANOS ana AN
Hamiins CABINET ORG ANS az isIwsu
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DK. JAMES Z; YOUNG hes removed hi. office
No. AIS New Y ork ave-, four dosr. ssst Of Itts
street All order. left st the Drug Store Of RAiRS
q nnO corner ytn e. and Pa. ave.. during the
Sdy Will DC pf 0mptfy ATTENDED to I'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-24

< ole 6a.ptswede Der geieu IiltS Grntniernns
sur Ginmonoernng III unieren Staat nno Serid3afs
jung Don Mrbeit ieoer @rt.. xsse
tuf non admberesii an erreiden, mo iii aneenissne
@diIertraft pber arberes prfbee fir 1fiters
ebnien ba1bfeten, iDuie burd Antanf a6Baer 2aflss
ffeder in Der Rdbe pon StdOten, SStr0men nn0 Eiz
ienbabnen. Sieie 2dnbereien ioIen in paienbe Baa=
iteHen uub ar5Bere 6lGdben' aHsgele9t anh an ben
Ginpanperer etItpeeer 3nn wlrth9en eoer pentg ers
b5bten aoitenpreis in Der 4rt perfaat per6en. SaB
spi9en jpei uertanften cine pa ante Eareele hegen
bIeibt. Der admfci bat elm 8iertbeh BOAR Mnb sas
uebrise in 1, Mn6 Sobre.i sn bssablen. -.
aanbbeissr bisnen peie br sas eoteniiirt su iebsn
Gen Beaebr mad arbeit gebenft bic @eieai5aft
onr6 8ei66iflms NON Sanbpertern, @drtnern mro
eSer Arf non Areitern M &c rieaigeu Siepirb Arbeit
peri6affen t5nnen, ba es ibr nI5aIU t BeftGftgans
Siima Ser eals;en Melt sasuern uns ebeno fpir6 tie
i'm 5tanbe fem, ben Arbeitsgebei anfreoen gut ellen;
in6sm lie bic Arbeiter fir ibn an rgenb enen Cans
SunaspIdt Doet cine Giienbabn Station liefert. Sir
bea6ii9tigen uner Spitem, ale Nrten BON arbeitern
mad ieeem SbetI ees Gtaates aH bef6rSegn, imnter
me5r ;u perpoHtommften. s9gegen ndberen 8eitiras
9unft.
Der gepinn Der @efenf6aft ,pirb pom benz fpdteren
gertanf Der uorbsbaItenen tnswii9en liesenSfn
9run0fide. pom AafbaH pom 90Efern un6 Stdbten
an Sa3u geeigneten Sieaen, pon Der NufhlIfe pen
6abriten, Der aHgemeinen entmtfeAIn9 per Yroont<
tens anb 3RinefaIS oes Staotes no enbs
LID uou ben Gebfibren flr 8eior9nn9 pom arbett eF=
mortet -tfts=s
Da infer Capital auf benz 2anbbeiis Der geieaf6aft
bart III, 10 mus ieSe Nerfber66bnng hes Iesterelt
nptbwenbtg bic 4ctien in sleid6em NaBe wertbpoIer
naben n16 hober mer6ert uiiere Actien nbnber bie=
felben chen 10 fiber ais portReil1ait iaseit. SO.
Ole 5auptzSffice mtrb in ssdfbuiqe, Senn., seHaI=
ten, uno bic @eielidaft beabit6tigt, Snb=A9enten in
jenem Country bes States dlf3nfteen. SnbfcrpttDna
biter befiuben b in ben 9dnber pen Altion 9elfon,
S9asmefter; 6eIir st. Gbentbam, Sefretdr, lnb Sol
Saii6ef.s GereraIzNgcnt fir Ginmdnbcruns, tpeldJe
ontorirt uo, nnterSeidbnungen fir Mttien Der Sc
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