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Regular Sale OF Horses, Wagons, Harness, &c.
Fine Team OF Gray Horsesl6 hsh Stylish lofty,
snowy and drivers free and Spirited good
superior family team; property OF private gentleman who
has used them coach fam team trot to-day
close to mnues warranted in all harness sound kind
In particular and sold to close in
pxppe Gray HorsePony built, l6 high, years; very
superior family business work animal sound and kind in
every way and perfectly reliable.
Trong Bay Horse Ncholas-l64 high, years; sired by
MAJOR Winfield raised in Orange county gentle; will
trot in las; warranted kind; Of
estate OF W. H. Beers See special advertisement
Very fine Eureka Co-l5 hsh black points, well
broken, driver true In harness has taken several
miums at county fairs for speed and syle will tro
close TO minutes and ia very promising.
Chestnut Sorre Horsel5 hands this spring. good
and true In all harness gentle XII and believed
ecty sound fne snowy and good roadster raised Sta
ten Island.
Also several other fine stylish roadsters enumerated
~ well as family, work, business and farm Horses
Also Wagons, Harness. &c. Sale without reserve; "a
hours all warrantees Stock to be at IL O'Clock.
~. S'eloek at l4ol Broadway near Fortyarst street
Horse saddle Pony, - hands also Rockaways Road wag
ons sukes Gigs Express Wagons, Harness Of
Whips. &c. Sale positive. JAS. JENKINS. Auctioneer
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DACEs AT PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDs.-THE
l Coney Island Brooklyn Railroad left hand
side Fulton ferry for the above without change OF
May 2 % and a. These the only the
Direct Fulton ferry 10 the Course nc Tickets
had the Smith Jay
line OF Fulton ferry. Price 95c.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

LNoR sALE-A DARK BAY HORSE, IS HANDS INCH
IL high very stylish and speedy and perfectly gentle
Can be seen till sold ATT. c. GREGORYslsabe ia Clinton
place.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART,

II.
HORSE AUCTION MART,
l12 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SAILS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wsh
dispose wishing to purchase anything In the
horse lne win find 70 their advantage to call on as
dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
busiaess men, establishment IL conducted the
Straightforward principles which honorable
people in other branches of trade
Good stabng for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser OF horse that warranted
sound twentyfour hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE AND SALESROOM IS AT
No. IS Liberty STREET, BETW ZEN BROADWAY AND
NASSAU STREET. where register is kept OF horses,
rages 6c private and public sales. Liberal advances
made everything In the horse line.
A THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN AND HORSE
copnosseurs calel to sale this day OF the rottiug
Horse Nicholas raised In Orange county, sired
Winfield Is blood bay l5 hands high seven old
stylish agreeable and pleasant driver has vice
wagon and beat 2a0 any good track, and ia
raned sound and kind his horse rotted Dubois
last October pulling road wagon at the rate OF So and
sold account Of the of the late W. H. Beers without
limit reservation Sale prompt IL NJ. Horse
at II A. II. In front Of store harness.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctionecr,
"a Duane street.
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LNOR SALE-HORsE, HARNESS AND FURNITURE
Cart cheap Inquire a, S4 West Sixteenth street. In tho
store.
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THE TURF.

ENAsnION COURSE.-TROTTING.-BUL HEAD
Tro on Saturday, May 81 at Socock mile heats best
In ID. Bristol enters geding, to wagon; r. Hill
ers mare to harness. A. Bonnet stallion to har-
ness Owner enters spotted horse to harness.
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WI B. PUTNAM, 66 WALL STREET BONDS AND
w Stocks bought and sold Loans nesotiatei
rites bond and mortgage &C. First Mortgages wanted.
n1OO wANTED-FOR WHICH BOARD WILL BE
PlOO given at reduced rae central location. Address
A. p, Herald office.
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Address Joseph Sharnon, Clerk Common courci No.
City Hail. New York city, endorsed, "for the Manual"
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GEN. BURNSIDE AND THE COLORED
BROTHER.
From the N. Y. World.

From the NJ Y. World.
Charity" the apostle tells us, sis not
puffed up, and behaveth itself not unseemly."
Clearly, Charity is no colored man and
brother. The American of African descent is
sadly puffed up, and behaveth himself most
unseemly.
In Washington, the other day, he made
horrible attempt to outrage young white
girl of seventeen, the daughter of a clergy
man. as it CHANGED, who has been very con-
spicuous in exalting the loyal negro above
the 'disloyal white" of the South. The ex-
altation Of the 'loyal negro" above the truly
loyal white of the North, however, Strikes him
less favorably.
And here in New York the colored man
and brother ''went back" in the most
lamentable manner upon no less eminent
''fIiend of freedom than Governor Burnside,
In this wise:-C. Nj. and b. was porter on
sleeping car, and in that capacity, while clean
ing the outside of the boots of a dormant pas
senger, cleaned also the inside thereof The
outside was covered with mud. The inside
was replete with greenbacks The dormant
passenger, awakening and finding his boots
thus thoroughly 'cleaned," caused the arrest
of c. NJ and b. Governor Burnside, CHANGING
to be on the train, thought 1t impossible
colored man and brother who had saved the
life of the nation" could stoop to steal cash
out of white mans boots. So he volun-
teered to defend @. NJ. and b., and even to
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become his bail. But, salas che missing
money was found in the bailiwick Of O. M.
and b., who turned from honest black TO dis
honest white thcreupoD and confessed his
crime Had the money not been found who
knows but that Burnside's chivalrous defense
Of colored man and brother might have in
sured him the next radical nomination for the
Presidency Upon such slight events does
history turn. A pretty woman's silk stocking
we are told, made Robespierre turn in the
street. and, making him turn in the street,
sent Louis XVI to the guillotine, and raised
a Corsican lieutenant TO be the master of the
world
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PRICE OF PASSAGE
In gold (including wine),
-. 10 BREsT OR HAvRE.

First Cabin .......... $40 Second Oahiny ~.
TO PARIS '''''' ''@os
Uncludtng railway tickets furnished q boardA
First Cabin. 81 lf5 Second Cabin
IlIhese steamers DO not carry Storage passengers
American travellers going or returning from t,a 49,
tnent of Europe by taking the steamers Of tis lna s
unnecessary risks from transit by English railwayr ana
crossing the channel, besides saving troubla
expense GEORGE MAOKENZfI Agent ~"
No. 5S BROADWAY, New York
For passage In Philadelphia, apply at Adarns FSnre..
Company, to III IL IEAE
N No $40 OHESNIyT Strast
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ing the country. Nor will the American
Government and people undertake TO inn
prove Mexico, and give her good institutions
and liberal aid every way, without sove-
reign power over the territory. We
cannot undertake mere protectorate
over such troublesome and helpless people.
We must have the country, and then, with
possession, population from every part of this
country, with capital and enterprise, would
pour into Mexico. IL would be the history of
California over again. The new elements
would revolutionize in peaceful manner old
decaying Mexico and we should have a new
state of things, which would be far better than
this humbug of mere sentiment about pre-
serving the autonomy of the nation. The only
hope for Mexico is in admission to the Ameri-
can Union, and the sooner her people find
that out the better That is the only auto
nomy worth taking about, or that is practi-
cable on this North American Continent.
What Mexico needs is an insight to the
manner in which this is TO be attained, and a
short view of its practical working after the
step is taken. The problem of the manner
must be worked out in Washington, and con-
stltutes the great policy which is to succeed
the Monroe doctrine on this continent. The
resolution of General Banks, offered during
the recent session of Congress-, for the extern
sion of protectorate over st. Domingo, had
a leaning in the right direction, but was in
adequate to the great work before u.s. What
is wanted is a clear and distinct enunciation
of the fact that any of the republics south of
us which desire to come into the American
Union on equal terms with the existing mem
bers will meet favorable consideration in
Washington, with the assurance that their
local and municipal legislation will not be dis
turbed, and that all private rights will be
respected. The recent amendments to our
Constitution make this step feasible to the
republics south of us, and one successful
example is all that is required to carry our
boundary, without purchase or conquest, to
the Isthnsus of Darien
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ANEW SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

H'V"1 tFte w T WOTN.
The resignation of the feeble Mr.. Borie nd
the appointment of the unknown small New
Jersey lawyer, Robeson, to the vacated place
is so little of change that it would hardly be
worth public comment, if it did not furnish a
new proof that President Grant is incapable
OF learning anything by experience. Mr.,
Borie has been common butt of ridicule bv
Republicans as well as Democrats, and one
might have supposed that even the narrow,
stolid mind Of General Grant would have
made better use of the opportunity afforded
oy Borle resignation than to have appointed
head OF the Navy Department. The Presi-
dent has as little comprehension of the means
OF making his administration strong and sue
cessful as he had when he first selected a
Cabinet which filled his political friends with
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nEAFNESS.--EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
degree of deafness also RespratOrs also Gran
das Patent Cutches superior 70 others in nse az n
MADEIRA'S, No. ll5 South TENTH street. below
OhesnuL Ia
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SPIRIT or THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF TIKI LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToPIos-O0MPmED EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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ing all desire to make her either plaything
or a slave. anxious for the full cultivation Of
her intellectual powers, regarding her purity
with reverence and solictous for the full de
velopment of her peculiar mental powers, we
should yet be binder than blind if we did
not see that innumerable dangers must attend
naturally established and so long maintained.
1t is one thing to abolish laws which inju-
riously affect the material interests of married
women-it is quite another to attempt the
repeal of natures ordinances.
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The Steamships PRoAfErHEUs. Cantain Ora, =
w,,i WI, "; EFEltMAN D M captain % Vance
The steamship j. w. EVElSMAN win asii an
July !, 1,at4P.M. v"
Through bills OF adlng given In connection with a
g. X. X. 70 points IN the South and Southwest y
insurance at lowest rates Rates OF freight "A Loo
as by any other route For FREIGHT apply to
- f. A. SOUDER g. CO
~ DONH WI Am
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gntidiebenbeit erbebt. unb bic @eiammtbeit febt
bereit, i'm nit allen Rrdften su unteritiben.
ytiemals ioa es BON benz Yolf BON Yennlploanien
Die 9lusfiibrun9 zines un9ereden l1rtbeils, bob es
einen Suit3moro 5uldBt. obne ale ibm Su @ebot
itebenbe Wtadbt uno Wtlttel an5utpenoen, I'M cine
iOlde Sdman gu perbinoern."
Su dbnli6em Sinne ipreden I6 ale 0itliden uno
weitliden beutlden Bldtter bon 8eoeutuns aus uno
Die q. .. StaatsSetuns befiirwortet Die Nbbaltuns
epon Mafen Gonpentionen uno bic Abfaifuns bon
Naiien YetitiOnen, nm nod in Der lebten Stunoe
ben @oup. Gearp su elmer 8egnaoisuns bes Ver-
urtbeilten au bemegen. zzzsysssaszs
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.peteren Debutten purbe bei&loiien. bab Die Beams
ten bielsr Convention aus Weiblein uno Wannlein
beHsben iouen. 2uep Stone meinte, es sdbe IN Der
sBelt eben 10 biele quite Mdnner ME Grauen. (Sifs
eenu m6slia?D Die Oraanifation lou ben Hamen
.ameritanii9er Trauen. Stimmre6ts .Isrein1 filb'
rem. ~ 49,
Na6mittass muroen bic Beau,ten far ben Wereln
erw6bl 8ee4er murbe alsp prdIioent, uno aleSaupf-
bennen unb Sauptbdbne aIs 8ice= =BraNoenten uno
mi.teemitelieber erndnut. RAD Annabme es=
nes BeidluiIes,. ooB teine 3eituns als Organ oes
Wereins iprehen ioG, eins bas S4waBen log uno
bic 3unasn 6lten iia auslaabiabsr Jert'Stelt'
Bis idIieBli6 Die Nertasuns erfolste.f q staa
go boben benn Die Blauitrumpfe einen Watte1al-
gerein 3ur grsieIune bes Srduenftmnredts seerlln'
Def uno he t6nnen iebt ipieoer nod 5anie seben uno
Ii& in ben S@auislfiubI ieben. Sc 1T i&aoe. oat
Lie nid5t alIe spei @oden cine Convention balten
unb 1b b5ren laiien f6nnen.; Wir aber, gutter Se'
lfer, ,ppIen benz Simnnel banfen, Dob unlere gutter
s6rausn Iolde gonpentionen nidt beiuaen. ,psil II
| in Der trsuen grfiluns ibrer bdusliben YFbter
ais @attinneH uno Nitter ibr ia0nfes, be'listtez
Nedbt finoen, - '.Nt ~ gsse.f ne
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Gin ri9tissr Garpetbas>g gnnberueur

lit ber @onberneur Hee0 bon SJlDroa, Der 0as @pu=
perneursamt idOn erpiit bate, ebe Il nod einn,aI
0as eiaentlihe BIreerre1t in iener Staate erldns
aen fonnts. gr, iemn,t aus @seonlin, mo- er nitbt
Die fleinfie pohtiihei NoGe 81 ipielen permodte.
Nuh Der Qieuenant @ouperneur, 0feafDn nit Nas
men, iii e g8sconiirer. Der es in ieinen @eburiss
itaate s nihts brin9en fonnte; iin0 nod, ein Drt=
ter, Elm eelpier @anbaa, Der isbt eine bobe Witoe
in sSloriod befleioet, ftammt aus Wiseontn er mar
in einem Dbrfhen i'm Gountp gsaafeiba IN lebtes
rem @taate Elm gans oroindrer @inielabbofat III
aber iebt auf @rAno oes bon Der partbet Der sSil.
telIigen5" erloiienen famofen oss &eeontruftinns=
geiebes Elm @upremes Ntdter IN Tlori6a.l Gin fas
moleres 2umpoeipasa asabunbeamQbige Gleeblatt ME
iene genannten 0rei, Die 0en eeonitruftionsgeieg
n.teu @taat loriba 9e9enwdrta resieren, lisSeiid,
idperlid auftreiben. Dab oiehiben Der Dortbei
Ser Snteliaens unb gmoraliIden &eiormen ole Gbre
MAIDEN, er9ibt Iih aus folsenber, bon @ouperneur
&eeo frlaiienen gabinetseroer: g9IfdhtafdD Hs6
Il r5lqEg 40 ie5 S-i9fu @retnttps8ureau,a as5l3
ps7dfSr r9& GaIla bail &c, Slprita, SaIi ls69.l
Nn Glle. bic es araebf: SD empfeble hieronrb
meinen 8rnoer u. &eeb allen Oenen. ipelde ibm
Baunnoae. 9roonfte n.i. IT, 5um gerfanfe auf
Dem Sen g}Drfer Warftt anpertranen1 Dolen u ais
aupera1fs gr lit burdaHs ehrlih (2)unb geiddfts-
fahtis. uno i'd ipia fur sewiienbafte un6 prompte
Beiorguns idller ibrr anpertrauten @eidadfte uno
fir cine ebrlide Abre6uung lber ole erSieIten Vers
iauislunp,en Bis amf BEN lebten Dolar eardntirsn.
sasiHa5 Urn tds Sarrtfon Nee0, 1a emo
aas re@ rea3aE r921 @ouperneur BON 6loriba.
Die Sc er feben, baf bieier Heeonffrnftions @ou-
perneur niht bios Die Heeierung, ionoern aud San-
bel uno @eiddfte 5n reconitruireri Derfeh st Be-
fpr9t nidbt Bios Hegiernnes onberi IN Ndrtnera
bib NIT einRm0 ialfbern Brneer aud anbere .@e=
i1Gfte". bel oenen idb etmas MAIDEN I6Bt Sdtte
oieler purbge @ouberntir ireeno cine nit nit Dem
fbarhenoeng gentraliiatiorsg unb MonppDlFpfem Inn
Ginflans febenbe Mniidt nnr pripatin geaubtrt, 10
mare er bon unierer rebrliden" Mounration ldngit
lbmubigen Yrpateefdbdften miBbranat, bas genirt
natiirlitb uniere erbabene Mbtnnltrdtion MIDI. p
3gBie glidliG HH6 fid ootb oas reconfruirte sSlo.
riba unfer elmer iolden NseonfruftionsiprtbI1
fiben llnb fibIte es fid niht sladlb, nnn tpo5u
iino oenn Aoniniliratlen nno Sonereb anosrs oa.
gladlib Su fiben? (3ouiso. Nn5)
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9ie GiufommcnHeuer

piro 6ieien Winter i'm Gonsreiie einen @eeenifano
|ebhafter Debatten bilben. Das @eieb erliiht i'm
|nddhiten sobr unb 5oa bic Steaer' ferner erbeben
|weroen, bonn maB eben elm neues @eieb erlaiien
perben. Gin BorlhIae, oieie' Steuer 9an8 obSu@
lhaffen, bat 3u pielfaben Ginipenounsen geranlai<
lun9 seseben basesen feint Elm onoerer Voritblas,
bieie @teuer BON fdnf anf stuei pret sr ernieori-
gen, srcben Beifan su finber. Dis Grennbe oieies
gorialaes bebaupten, oab eine Stener BON spel
pgt. mebr einbrinsen ueroe als cine Steuer non
flint Yroeent. inSem bdnn bic 2eute semilenbattere
ansaben MAIDEN ,inb nidt, tpie jebt, anerlei Bor=
tpdnoe uno Rnffe annen6en mirben,a I'm iid oieler
6teusr 5u entsisben. Mdn bere6net. oaB eine CUNT
me BON smei Yroeent unter seuiiienboften Angaben
|idbrlid5 auan3g Millionen Dollars einbrinsen
miirbe 9+,r.r,sfsS2 grsftsG sf4a4oT Yr-fs
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llebcr ben i9retli6en glaubmuro,

,peldsr am 13 b. Wfts. an Der 6amilie zines 9eut.
5daen, Namens peter @eloreih fnitt @itfrii, ME es
Infanss bieb), IN Der Hdbs bon Srop, Gpeneer Co..
5no, besansen wuroe, miro nabtrdsli6 nod Sol
genoes semeloet rsl73E ns1 l.ta '8a .ss@ 1888
.@elbreib Nor am Morsen mad 5rpp segansen.
uno als er an Nbenb beimtebte. fano er leine 0rau
u2b brei Rnber auf Die srdBlihffe geiie ernorbet.
Dian fam lih ben @hreden bieies Mannes benfen.
als er feline breBgidbrige Satin Barbara, ben R0pf
bon slpei Gl9ein burhbobrt uno auBeroem faf bis
our SdlTte ab9ebadt auf Dem Subboben enteelt liez
gen nno eines ietner Rinoer als gstde nne 5ps tn
einenl fterbenoen 3utanoe efano. Dem diteiten 4na-
ben, 2ubpig iparen 8orber= nnb Sintsrfopf miteis
mem Sanobeil eneeIhiagen. il,b auBeroer, mar linn
Der pals falt 0urdbibnitteil. Ser aipeite, 6ran.
Elm peridbrser inteligenter Rnabe, bate eine eie
Buuoe am 8ae, Die nit eirem panobeil gebadt
jiins5ie, IL Sabre ale Rhabe yamens 8eorg, bate
te neblt elmer Ropfmunbe brutale Yerlebuneen am
aansen R0rper erbaler, lno man befGrhtet oaB er.
menn er auda nit benz 9eben bapontomlmen ioate,
elm &riippel bieiben tperoe. ~ .5'Ss.i5 .58s.
Jl9as Motip 5u oieier tenflii4en Sbat tpar eire
@5eloIunime BON $500, Deld)e 9err 8eIoraid) crit
fiir3li5 BON leinen @ater aus 9eutihtano erbiett.
Die aber gliflider 8eile, unter Dem StrDbiad per=
itedt, ben @dnoen oes M6roers entginsen. BON
Dem M6rber bate man big geltern nod tstne Spur.
eph boift man ourd) ocn 5snnben 6ranf, pelAer ibn
fennt iobalo nit bnl smipreden erlanbt III, benie'
ben III ibentifi3ren. 3o5t.5 y ss.,.e,
Sn Der Siube puroe Der gpliuoer eines goltiden
Gepopers nit bret Gahunsen gefunoen: her nnfebl-
bar sllr ueberfibruna be3 Dber Der $bdter fiibren
tpiro Ser MeDOlDer 1T elmer BON benen, bic Der
5taat Der aIs vgapt. BatIon's 5idorp Hanaers"
befannten Wili3 Gompasnie lieterte nno oeren Rum.
porsefunoene Sanobeil seb5rte Serrn @eloreih unb
mar poultdno9 nit Blut beoeft.
perr @eloreid bat fur bic ueberFi6rung bes pber
Der S5dter $500 Yelobnung ausgeleBt. :.
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Infer Ba@ertti@.

| Ote riibmli6it befanute Bu4banolune bon 86.
6. Sbeobalo in Cincinnati lberiauote uns 9eftern
Die neueiten Tummern Der oft empfoblenen .3eit.
.esip,iaer @artenlaubs" ",,a6-5 ~: II ll55 ri
!, .SQultrirte nWelt,"" ii s,g lEag!il4i D. 30.
+, ~3u pauie,H - rtgdt 5rT.a rr55 = sllQf aaa
!, xyerIiner ,Basar.. 15. 8. .i.s
/ Dieie unb ale anoern in Oeutiblano erfdeinen,
sen ,3siii3riftea rRnS in Der obissn gudhanoluns
iur baben, + I Iefig ro sssa4rf.A si H.aa8 90.
81 9e,imat uno Syremoe. - Neie Jriidte bes
beut5den @eifes - 8on bieier Bel g d d fer uno
Gorabi in philadelphia erideinenben unterbal.
teuosn 3eitidrit erbeiten mir oas 3peite Sett nit
Der SSoriieBune bon Sadldnoers Ser iebte 8onl,
barber" "SIai3 aG E1|aa1.t sai2Ia
Ser Mdnner1or, Sammlltns. Der neueiten.
anerfannt beiien loeutihen Gompoitionen fir ben
nierlimmisen Wdnner9elans, bon Wn. Sartmann
in Ybilaoelpbia," ebenfals I'm Weriase BON Sd9dter
unb Rorabi. Sie brittle 2ieeruns lieg bereits pcr.
tSisie YubIi.ation empiiebh nd alex oeutiden @e.
lanepereinen. s". -Na- ''1 Us Hi'
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0r. Naul S6Dpps.

ungebeares Mufleben erregt gegenndrti9. belon-
oers unter ben Oeutihen in ben 0ltlid}en Stdoten,
Der iau bes beuti1en Nrates 0r. Yaul SibDppe,
mel6er in Carlisle, &c. inter Der Nnflaee Elm
ssrdul Steinede BON bort aug ielbitiidtisen 8rin=
Den nit @ift aus Dem Beae serdumt gu baben. pros
eiirt uno, troboem fein poltper 8eiueis geaen i'm
besebradt wurbe, oilrd Den gBabrlpru6 Der @es
ldmorenen fir iduloig ertldrt uno BON benz be-
trefenben Gidter gum Sooe nerurtbeit tpuroe. 0ie
ndbern umitdnbe in Dem Sale iino, iopsit mir uns
oerielben erinnern, ettpa fo!aenoe: ra
Gr. SdDppe, melder bel @3eleeenbeit zines dr5t=
liden 8eiudss su gnoe bes Sabres 1868 nit Jrdul.
Steinefe, elmer nod lebisen aber feineswess iunsen
Dame, bic etnas 0erm6gen beIab, befannt getuor.
ben par, mubte iid balo bas 8ertrauen uno Die gu,
neisuns bieier Dame in 10 bobem @raoe gu er.uer-
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melde 5ur 3eit in 5rau Burfboloer's Sotel in Carr
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bel @elesenbeit zines Befudes am 0orn,ttae bes
binterlaIien ober perihrieben bate. a5 s .
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susesansen ieiunb tur5 barauf tuurbe ausemein Der
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ldlob 3u 1872; Dies lit Der nieorisite Yuntt, ben
bas @olo ieit benz 5dluiie oes 8rieses erreidte.
Dos pl6blide perunterseben bes prdmiums tpuroe
ourd Die Nnflnolsuns peruriadt oaB Die 3esie-
runa i'm Wonat December II Willionen in @olo Sll
pertaufen uno 13 Mi1ionen in Bombs ein5ufanfen
beobfdtist. uebrisens baben bic @oloi4pinoler
in Nep Worf felt Dem benfmiroisen Sage. an fpels
dem Wilionen seiponnen unb berloren tuuroen, fei-
ne re9te Courage mebr sebabt. a
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