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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

ORR CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-Thc regu-
lar services by their respective pastors
will take place in all our churches to-
morrow, with one exception. Rev. DR..
Jeter, of the Grace street Baptist Church,
has gone to Missouri, and his pulpit will
be supplied hy Rev. Harvey Hatcher.
Rev. DR.. Burrows has returned to the
city, and will preach morning and night
tomorrow.
We are requested TO state that night
services in all the churches will commence.
at quartcr-paSt o'clock during the sum-
mer months.
At Rev. DR.. lIopson's Church night
services have been discontinued, aud he
will preach at ii 4. NJ. and o'clock T. NJ.
Tomorrow being the first Sunday in the
month, the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered in all the Epsco-
pal churches in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

THE GREAT SUCCESS which attended the
tableaux vivants at Virginia Hall last
week has encouraged the Jealous and un-
tiring ladies of the Oakwood Memorial
Association to repeat them on larger
scale next week at Metropolitan Hall. We
understand that on Thursday and Friday
evenings next that hall will be decorated
handsomely, and those striking tableaux,
with many new features, will be repeated.
Hardly any performances of this sort we
ever Witnessed possess more merit, or are
more attractive to those who enjoy artistic
representations of the beautiful. We be-
speak full houses for these delightful en-
tertsinments,
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JUDGE LYoNs's CoURT.-This court was
in session yesterday, and disposed of the
following:
Robert Christian, very bright mulatto,
indicted for horsc-stealing, wastricd, found
guilty, and sentenced to the penitcntiary
for nine years. 1t having been aScertained
that he had been but Il short time since
released from that institution after serving
a term of eighteen years on conviction
of murder in the second degree in Lynch
burg, five years were added to his term.
Some of the jurors were in favor of melting
TO him the extreme penalty of the law :;
and had il been known that he had been
guilty of horse sc-stcaling in Goochland and
Amherst counties just before he was
caught here, he would have doubtless been
sentenced to swing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

UoILYwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION TAB
LEArX AT VIRGINIA HALL.-In the course
of the ensuing week the young ladies of
Richmond will give series of tablcaux at
the Virginia Hall, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to the Hollywood Memo
rial Association. A great deal of care
and taste has been exercised in preparing
the tablcaux, and the beautiful girls who
take part in them will alone give a bril-
liant and dazzling attraction. Itisexpected
that the programmes will be issued in a
day or two, and we then hope to be able to
give further particulars of an entertain
ment which will be second to none of the
kind ever before presented in this city.
The young men have been working hard
for our fallen soldiers, and now the young
ladies also wish to do their part.
Success, too, is sure to attend the labors
they perform in so good and holy a cause I!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

ALLEGED CASE or SwINDLING.-A man
named John McGill was arrested on ycSter-
day by Policeman O'Dwycr upon charge
preferred by Father Andrews, otSt. Peter :
Cathedral, of mSrcprescnting himself and
obtaining money under false pretenccS.
The prisoner calls himself Roman Catho-
lie priest, and during the last few days has
obtained considerable sum Of money from
the Catholics Of this city TO relieve his
alleged necessities. He also received
money from Bishop McGill to enable him
to leave the city; but fresh information was
received, and it is now asserted positively
that lie has no right TO the clerical title
which he assumes. At first he refused to
give his name, but afterwards did 50. lie
is man OF good appearance, but is some
what fighty in his dcmcanor. There is
great reason to believe that the prisoner
McGill, is partially dcrangcd, and he may
really be priest suspended from the eN-
ercisc OF his functions.
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,..atsA MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!
..u.-''I had negro man worth, Sl,@'o,
..U..i nom 4 bad hurt IN the leg, and wa.
over a wear | had u-ed everything !
. p 81 y.,AoIt iou.ht, until ] ,rled IN"
Hu,an- LIHment. i soon ,M Stts Ttg9 ,Ir. II
49,. ~. Ala. June Il, l>Jt.
.. ......ur, in recommending the Mexican
..m ml.... a~ q valuable aud iItdlsp"nsa-
. lar ~rrt'H~. sores, Scratches, or Gals
oar mru have used II tor burns,
.. sur.>. kuyumu,i>Ia. &c, and All LAY IL
J W. HEWITT,
g.. ..r American, Wells, Farg"'s, and
uarn4,m'- Express.
.....u ur nay daughters ankle, "ccasioued
.,..-. last winter. was entirely cured III
a Tier ~hr commenced u>In- your ccle-
r .-:arG LluIm"n.' kD. SELLkl -
......r. N I,-. August /, l.6J.
81. .f..l..i fact that the Mexican Mustang
..' ..r.arIu, more cures In shori"r uluc,
..I t@t.f. than any article ever dis
Families. livery men, and planters
..rnt~ have II on hand. Quick and sure,
...T All g"uuIn" u wrapped IN str.!
-rt,HH-~. b-arfing the signature OF q. W I;
IS. Chemist. aud the prirnte United
-...arrl nENA- BARNES y Go. over the top.
.r.... las been mad. t. counterfeit II with IA
-...f...l .a',. label! LoDk CipS, ~.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
said bN all druggists.
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BRANDY SMASII.-YeSterday morning, as
a negro was passing along III front OF the new
store being built for Mr.. Archer just above
William Ira Smiths, one of the worllmcn
unintcntionallv threw spade full of bricks
out from the sidewalk, which came i'll con-
tact with IL dcmiiohn of very superior
brandy which the negro had in his hand,
and broke it. The latter, with remarka-
blc presence Of mind, caught some of the
liuuor in bucket which he had in his
left hand, but the greater portion of it was
drunk by negroes passing by, who caught
it in their hats or scouped it from the
pavement.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON DENTIST, for
sD many wears associated with DR.. JOHN G. WAYr,
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that he has removed hts
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now be found
AT his RESIDENCE, t.5 Main street, between SIXTH
and Seventh. Will practice his profession In All
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on vulcanits,
Gold and Silver.
Office open Mt ALL HOURS.
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Public BATHS. We have heretofore
urged the necessity of the establishment
of public lighthouses near the city, and
we are pleased to state that at last plan
is on foot which, if supported by our citi-
zcns, will afford them an opportunity OF IN
dulging in the healthtul sport OF bathing
with a degree Of comfort and privacy.
Messrs. Clack and Cooper, two cntcrpriSing
young men, will call upon our citizens III
IL few days and lay their plans before them,
in order to see if they will be encouraged.
They propose to erect "A large floating build
ing on a desirable portion of the river,
which they will fit up with comfortable
drcssing-rooms, to be supplied with towels
and all the other appurtenanccs Of bath
ing-housc. They also contemplate having
Il barbcr-Shop. The charges for bathing
will be: Fora season ticket for one person,
two dollars for Il season ticket for whole
male family, five dollars. The plan IS a
good one, and deserves encouragement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

LOVE AND RELIGION.-The fine frenzy
of love and the inspired madness of re-
ligion are not confined to white lunatlcs
and last week negro girl named Martha
was arrested, who is clean daft upon both
subjects. In matters of love she is tre-
mendously crazy, and believes that every
Federal soldier in the city is desperately
in love with her! OF course such riot
ting" conduct as this could not be per-
mtted, and the very thought of such a thing
upon the part of person only endowed
with the immunitics of emancipation and
the Civil Rights bill proves conclusively
that she has lost her mind. A COM
mission de l,matjco inqute''do was held, and
will meet again to-day. 1t consists OF
Mayor Mayo, Magistrates Binford and Nc
Carthy, and Drs. Dove and c. W. p. Brock.
Poor darky it is to be hoped that the
commission will be able to provide for
YOU: for il you will be 50 fallacious con-
cerning the military, even the method OF
YOUR madness will not save you from
trouble and tribulation to come.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. under

IEADQUARTERS.-The under
s.sn.d returns his grateful thanks TO the citi-
tn3s Of kIchmcnd for the liberal patronage mere
@.,sga extended TO him, and announces TO the pub
..c bat he has opened u FIRST-CLAsS RESTAU-
EAAi IN one of Grmme's new buildings. on
I"s lth street, near Main, In rear OF tho Ameri-
'rta Telegraph Office From his long experience
caterer a., several Of the principal hotels la this
'.y and elsewhere, lac hattsrs himself that his new
"ba support.
MEALS Will be promptly served 10 order In the
tt styte aud at prices 10 suit the times.
The BAR willbe kent supplied with the best
liquors and wines. Clagstrs and Philadelphia
'tram Ale on draught.
FREE LUNCH every day, commencing ut ii
"clock fIny as-Iwj JOHN MACPHERSON.
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THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILROADs.-Mes
Cole < Turner deliver the Dfspdtch every morning
on Ali the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
they are also our auth onzed agents to receive sub
scriptIons 10 the SENT Weekly and Weekly Dis
avail themselves Of the messengers of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs-To Mr.. A. Welch,
Southern Express; to Messrs. Cole Tur-
ner, news dealers, Wing building; TO MIR.
J. G. Smythe; to the National Express
Company; TO the Adams Express Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.--Messrs. Har-
rison, Goddin & Apperson sold yesterday
at auction the following property:
Neat framed tenement on north side OF
Main street, between Madison and Monroe
streets, and lot 261s by l53 feet, to John
F. Hulcher for 81, l,2l5.
A lot on the southwest corner Of Cathe-
rine and Smith streets, GA E feet front by
loo feet deep, at IS per front foot. Gle
ment c. Tinsley purchaser.
Messrs. Grubbs 4 Williams sold privately
a lot on south side of Beverly street, be-
tween Bclvidere and Pine streets, 100 feet
front by 90 deep, at sl2 per front foot.
The neat framed tenement on Third
street. near Shockoe Hill Cemetery, adver-
tsed by F. B. Cook, auctioneer, was sold
for $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

II m.'ruyl.. iuimitable Hair Coloring Is not
-..|a. 0aniaue"u- dyes are composed ot tundr
s#~ aud Iuur. ur less destroy the vitality ana
:, ..s ~ tav LaIr. This j. the original Hair Co.
#..s "uI has hrru growing in favor over twenty
u Z. >'1rvs gray hair 10 rs original coior by
..at' .Os"rl,Ipu, In "A most remarkable manner
...N "a beautiful hair dressing. Sold In Two
.-.u crhts and l--by all dealers.
&. HEiMSTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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wuul not be- beautiful Who would not
..,.r beauty What gives that narbi"
.a..t..ag". appearance we observe upon
~. and Id Ih. city belle; IL is no longer
f,-y use Hagam's Magnolia Balm. tS
..t u-. removes tan, frcckl"s, piinple-, ana
.-, from the face and hands, and leave,
lex ..u smooth, nsparent, blooming, and
.. Imltte many cosmetics, II contain, no
.. .aU,fsoG. 10 the skin. Any druggist wlll
I. Eyg You, il not ON hand, at 80 cts. per poitl".
" l. HAGAN, Troy, y. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & Co,
Wholesale Agents, New YORK.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold uy all druggists.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
-~-~-~~-~~ ~
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrSE2 2.
rises. Moon rises.........l0.2 10 %
-. Ia LII rl,- tiln OF


PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE l.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Albemarle Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, s. Ayres Go.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins Brdgford.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber,
Phillips.
SAILED.
Steamer Valley City, Snyder, New York, mer'
chandise, w =. Porter.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Phiiadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. L; Porter.
Steamer NJ. Martin Haines, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins Brldgford.
Schooner G. W. Holmes, Crowley, New YORK,
wood, L. A. King.
Schooner Buena Vista Logan, Philadelphia, coal
and iron, A. Millspaugh s Co.
BELOW.
Schooner Martha, Josie, from Savannah, scrap
iron, Joseph K. Anderson Go.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK, May 3l-Sailed, schooner Dwight
Davidson Holmes Richmond
Bark Esmeralda (Norwl, Beck, twenty one days
from City Point, Va, with tobacco, tor Venice,
put into Gibraltar 9Th instant with loss Of anchor
and seventy five fathoms chain, having been in
collision with another vessel in the Straits on the
night of the 5th. She had some slight repairs To
make on the 18th.
FALL RIVER, MASS, May 2o.-Arriyed, schooner
Thomas ]. Tnll, Cooper, Richmond.
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UNLICENSED TRADING-THE CAKE AND
CANDY SELLERS ABOUT THE STREETS OF
RICHMoND.-Our Shop-kccpcrS who have to
pay such heavy taxes and high rents, and
altogether labor under a burden that they
are only able to support by the closest
trugality and StricteSt attention to business,
have felt themselves with reason aggricvcd
by the swarms of itincrant traders who sell
their wares at their very doors. These
sellers Of cakes and candy, hoc-StringS
and lolly-popS, pay no taxes or licenses,
and every dollar that they obtain repre-
ScntS certain proportion of profit taken
out of the pocket Of the regular dealer.
Besides this, most of them are negroes OF
bad character, who only use their trade in
oranges and apples as a cloak to deeper
game. 1t was time to put stop To TINS,
and on yesterday about II dozen OF the
itinerants were arrested and taken to the
cage. They were badly alarmed, and were
informed that they must either give up
this trading altogether or obtain regular
license as pcdlerS. With this warming
they were discharged.
This is nothing more than just. If they
are to compete with the established shop
keeper, they should at least pay their
quota to the support Of the State; and II
they cannot afford to pay the license fee
of fifty dollars, they must not be permitted
to take away custom from those who do,
and must pay as best they can every tax
that is imposed upon them. These crying,
yelling negro pedlerS, with their trays, and
cans, and baskets, have long been nul-
sance in our midst; but now, thanks to
the police, they must either represent
themselves by taxation or find some new
and more legitimate occupation than that
which they have been practicing.
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IH.>., EXTRACT oF PrKE JAMAICA GiSGER-for
.-.ttrn Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Morbuz, Flatulency, Sc. where h warm
.0 .mt.r" purity makes II ii cheap aud reliable ar
.u 'vr culinary purposes. soid everywhere, AT
0raj, pcr bottle. AK Tor "Lross' Pure tx
f~rt Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
an l--ly sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

MODERN AsTRoNoMY-A negro looking
about in the day time to see what he can
steal at night.
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Ii ,a...t delightful Hair Dressing.
+. ... tf.- -curf aud daudrut.
..- tl,. head cool and clean.
.a.~ tie hair rich, soft, and Sio>sy.
a..,rr- hair turning gray and falling Oh.
.,. ...> udur upon rrrmaturcly bald heads,
. - .l,, what Lyon kathairun will do. IL j.
--. IFS ~,ucap-duraDle. II j. lt"rdii y SOFA pf
/. ...rla..Iu-. until there is hardly country
... t,.e- not Keep it, or family that does
h. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold toy all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

The commencement of the annual cx-
animation at West Point has been post
poued from the lst to the 9th Of June,
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THE posT-oFPIcE and all the offices in
the custom-houSe were closed yesterday
in honor of General Winfield Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02
MARINE IRON AND

M BRASS FOUNDRY.
The Subscribers have associated themselves 20.
gethsr for the purpose OF conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all It's branches. They solicit the patronage Of
their fria nds and the public generally:
We have procured HOLLOWWARE from original
patterns and as We intend to make that our prtnci-
and fl them promptly, At Baltimore prices.
Location on Dock street, below the YORK River
depot. cnr
PER. ALFRED .. LIZ
de is-ts WILLIAM L. COX.
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RICHMOND, May %, 1890
OF FIRST NATIONAL

OBANk OF RICHMOND.-We, The nnderslgned,
a committee appointed by the Board OF directors
of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,
in conformity with the National Currency Act, to
examine it's condition; having made 4 careful .x.
on the 2lst instant, beg leave 10 report It's condition
10 be a. follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

PARDoNED.-Thc Governor on yesterday
pardoned Elliot Gordon, the Massachusetts,
Young man who was convicted of horse
stealing in the Circuit Court of Petersburg
and sentenced to the pcnitentiary for five
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.r-\ pE MAGNoLIA.-A toilet dc
"'. >apcr.or to any cologne used to battle
\ I.~>ou to render the skin soft aud
,.,, Inflammation 10 perfume clothing;
Ii /. manufactured from the rich
.sS,. =. and j. obtaining patronage
9fnutsa II Isl iavoTlts with actresses
NOR. II j. sold hy all dealers, At one
.r.s bottles, and by pEAAS BARN rs "
N.gA. Wholesale Agents.
>uATnGA SPRING WATER,
sold hy all druggists.
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EOUR HUNDRED BUSHELS DRY
o. d. EaALKIkf / c.. Thir.ssn.h,
Uy1 between Main saa Cary stytsb.
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- INTOL LERABLE NCISANCE.-SomeDody has
Turned Coles old barrel factory, on the
slip Of land between the dock and the
river. into a most intolerable nuisance,
which ought to be abated before to-day
sun goes down. 1t seems night-soil is be-
ing hauled there and deposited, and Is
creating such a stencil as TO prevent yes
sells from stopping at the wharves in the
vicinity, and causing everybody to avoid
the locality. Persons residing just below
il will be compelled to remove, or take the
chances of an early visit from cholera.
The place is claimed to be in the county,
and perhaps cannot be reached by our
authorities; but some measures ought to
he taken at once to stop this outrageous
proceeding.
CROWDED CoNpITIoN OF TIE CITY JAIL
4 FRrITFuL SOURCE OF PESTILENCE AND
DIsEASE.-It is stated that at this time the
city iail contains at least one hundred ana
thirty prisoners, who are crowded pcll-
nell into ten or twelve cells, and that the
greatest fears are entertained that If no
measures are taken to prevent il, some
form of epidemic disease will soon break
out there. Most of the prisoners are ne
groes: and the number is increasing daily,
as all the criminals of ncgrodom seem to
he sent forward to the care Of our paternal
city authorities. DR.. Dove, the physician
of the Jail, is a gentleman of integrity and
ability, and it would be a satisfaction to
our citizens if he would kindly report upon
the present condition of the Jail. If the
iaii cannot be thinncd out, the Mayor
should be entrusted with the power of dis
posing Summariy of all minor cases in
such way as to avoid for the city the eX-
pcnSc of supporting worthless cuIprltS Tor
months at a time, besides running the risk
of initiating an epidemic that may over
run the whole of Richmond.
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|. o. o. F.-Roane Lodge, No. 13O, l..
o. 0. F., will meet at Springfield Hall to-
night.
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THE GRAVE or ANOTHER CONFEDERATE
SoLDIER.-In Hollywood Cemetery on
Thursday we noticed a neat hcad-board,
newly erected, with the following inscrip-
ton:
William B. Newman, lieutenant in
Cartcr's battery, killed in battle at Seven
Pines May 81, 1862, aged twcnty-cight.
He did his duty-did II well,
And for his country died;
The Christian soldier bravcly fell
Right by his cannon's side
Lieutenant Newman was almost unlvcr-
sally called by his friends "Dick.' This
was a nickname, and we all knew him rs
" Dick Newman" He was good fellow
and a brave soldier. Peace to his ashes
honor to his memory.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-i
~ compliance with an ordinance OF the ciy
Uf Rich mond will att. nd Mt the Collectors once,
City Hall, from "a. NJ. to sP N, from @ ths tysa ,s
to the goth OF June inclusive, 10 receive ,Sn r se
TAXPAYERS op..half or the Who'll. oi tne .ny
Taxes charged 10 them, dednstny thersiIog ten
PEI Ien,, I'm City Collector.
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e' r'nn pnnnsni nsns' 'assn 1HAH1nurn, srns,rsas

ECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
III of those beautiful Paror Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut In Brocaiells and Plush-styles OF
queen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Napoleon III ana
other fine and choice patterns.
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stsirs).
my2s
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-27

IS MAR Der iiiuite Worsen mad ibrer
Gbreile, ais iie bei BEN matteu Strablen
pes untsrsebenpen Wpnres nod ppr 1az
sesanbruh pie iiiplihc &ilite teS cbern
Secs I'M gietel Scriinfen labcn unp nod,
ppr 9ltcnp ben Srt ibrer Sc itimmuns
~ eruiNcn trIften, neil bier am sSeits
enpe bc5 Sees bic llier lih lApn einanz
tcr natcrn. Die 2uft mar auberrrs
rentlib talt, penn rer sGinp, pelher bic
SInce, bic ras Jturer fiiDrtrn, falt cr@
larrrn mahte, fam pireft Ypn ren Gis,
felrern res 9lorppplS. 2lber furhtlpS
fuGren lie weitcr unp irBten NIT rem
lbarMebawteu Ganpe ME auf einem
Jennpferre iiber Die ,srriNenen &Imme
Der gGtllen, 10 paB pa0 &elwalier tpA
auilN1umte. Nfit rcr 3uncbmenpeu Saz
9eSbeltr nabm audi per gGtnp ~, bis CT
9egcn Mjttag gu elmer 9emSItt8cn SSe
anmuN5, in rcren Wefrl9e iidD ride
Shncempltcn entlupen unp bic 6lcten
IL ridt bsrunterficlen, rap lih bic 9tu=
rcrnpen taum mcb" crtcnnen fpnnten.
Sic maren jrbt mittcn auf Rem See,
battcn trine Vanrmarfcn mebr in Siht
unp wilrpen bci pem furhtbdrcu 9luf-
rubr unp Sumnlt rrr Glemcnte gepiB
bic Gihtung Scrlrren baten, tpcnn niht
Samanfl, rcr Yrrn mic Gin smciter Sritb=
jrf i'm Su9c tanp, aus per eili9en &Ilte
Res SSinre5 rtc 8ihtun5 beNelbcn be-
ultbrtlenp, nit ausgeltrcdtcr 0tedtcn ben
acknowledgement Ours an9e9eben b1tte.
&rrpIrts 9ing e5 tres Sturmpinp
unp SGeQsn, lnp cine Mtrile naA rer dns
bern murpe ;urildAele9t, bis rer Shnee,
Der immer rihtrr fel unp ibnrn ale
Aus siiht naDm, jebe Salte ibrer &leiper
auafillltc uup iih brrb am Srpen rea
SppteS aublufte, pdbrenp Der Srtan
ppu ,3eit su 3eit nit befti9rrn StIben
rinlrste, melNe bic gGellen pcS Secs 10
in Sluiruhr bradtcn, rdB lte jeren 9lur
blid iItcr rem ltNma0en Gancc suiam-
meutred,cn rrpbtcn. S6weialam nnp
itetih MIC brpn;efarbiae 9lutrmatcn,
rurcrntcn bic Supiancr wcitcr, ibrcn
oIuptIing unperwanpt in raS slu8e fais
I'M, peIcn bcreulilAe 6i9ur ME ein rie-
ieubaiter Scbattcn im Srrpertbcil bers
pprra9ts, ais elm plSylihcr StpB iie ppn
tbren Sigcn mari unp cine 9ewalti9c
gSeIlr, Ypm Bug nact rem Strrue rurh
pa5 SpOt ltiirSenr, ralielGe 9rmiierma=
pen inter ibren 6iiBsn wc9rib unp bic
gan;c SemanuunJ nrGit sSrrner nit
unmiperltebliher Gjewalt IN bic fpdcnpe
S,anpun9 ltilrSte.
(5crtieBuna fCigt.)