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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
MlTtD STATES DISTRICT cousT-lx BANKRUPTCY.
BEFORE Judge Blatchford.


m the Matter OF Abraham Netcnan.-In this case
q discharge was refused TO the bankrupt a speci-
fcatiOn alleging tnat he, being merchant, engaged
in the purchase and sale OF furniture on his own
count during the whole OF the year 1867, did not,
subsequently TO the passage OF the Bankruptcy act,
keep proper books OF account The court allowed
the bankrupt an opportunity to show by further
proper books OF account The case now came be-
lore the court again on the evidence originally taken
and on The further proof taken.
Judge Biatchford in deciding the question con-
sidercd that II appeared from the examination Of
the bankrupt himself, taken under the privilege OF
books which he kept what capital or stock or goods
he had In business at any time during the year 1867
that noue OF the said books showed what he paid for
rent, clerk hire and other expenses OF his business
after the "a or March, 1867, aud before the Ming OF
his petition IN bankruptcy; that such books did not
show oil the goods he bought for cash after the "a OF
March. 1857, from whom he bought them and the
prices and dates Of purchase and that they did not
show his profits ana losses IN 1857 after March
In that year. competent bOokkeeper, exam
med on the part OF the opposing creditor, test-
lied that the three books produced as the
books kept by tue bankrupt, and which were the
only books he kept, were mere memorandum books
TO be found in books OF account; that they aid not
snow Wlat sales were made Tor cash and what on
credit during the period subsequent to the I'll OF
March, 1867 that they did not show what accounts
had been paid and what were outstanding, and that
n correct idea could not be obtained from them OF
tho Transact on3 or business to which they related
during the year 1857 ana That they were not proper
books or account To be kept IN the business OF buy
ing ana selling furniture. discharge was there
fore refused.
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SUPERIOR Cuua1-spfclAl TERN.
Decisions Rendered.

DECISIONS lkcuueTeOs
BY Judge Fithian.
Dduid L. Tanner as. abraham X. Vdn Nest.-De-
murrer 0verrnled with leave to defendant to answer
on payment OF costs.
Wfnfan. n Bennett Us. Henry O9t1en ct al.-Motion
granted.
r. d. Denison, assigner, Cs. Meper COnen.-Same.
CHdJleS Wood u.s. Pacific Fne Insurance Gone
DaaH-Moiion denied on terms.
TIE Etdstfc Truss Company Us. John c. Rdfab0U
et Gi.-Moti0n granted
Her6eH beech o.. Charles G. Sachs.-Same.
Herman ShuS5e,'V et al Us. ~. F1eedaan et a.
Motion denied without costs, without prejudice to
renewal
Thomas j. Hauigan u.s. Samuel shapter.-Action
discontinued anu Injunction order dissolved with
out costs.
Isaac NJ Hudson ct a. rs. Janet r House.-Mo
ton granted.
James n Lerg ct al. rs. Ea,cagd r. Lo,oe-Motion
granted and commission issued
Rose S,tiM Us. WUiam Case.-Compaint dis.
missed, with costs, and ten dollars costs OF mo,ion.
lNathelo i. Townsend u.s. Mortimer Hendricks et
di.-Moion denied, with liberty to renew
Same as. Standardization denied, without costs.
Caas BuchhdnSer rs. George W. White Ell at.--Mo-
ton granted.
Aiecaade' Canpbeu Is. VIM. II. DecseY g, a.
Same.
John a. Weeks rs. Thomas Lose.-Moton denied.
E2{zo A. TITUS et al. Us. Anna J. ID. Bur- et a.
Notion granted.
george Lees rs. charles BaTaf0rd Ell ol.--Same.
Edgar +. Bf0rn et al. Us. VIM. g. Ford et ai.-De-
fault opened; Judgment to stand as security.
Tie Utndtrdie Bolt Company Us. Josiah Card
UeH-Motion granted.
AafV Netemdn, ADMINISTRATIVE us. Charles A.
mn et al-Moton granted without costs.
LOUIS Douglas rs. EaSt River Fe,9U Conlpany.--
Motion granted without costs.
Geo '0e H. BortdHd et al Us. Humphrey r. ThoMp-
son ~ ut.-Motlon denied without costs.
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1as NEW o8LsAm 0aaus GovsaHa:rT DETECTIVE.
Particulars 81 III Eseape-CurioGs lieveIa-
li0uv.


From the New Orleans Plcavnne November l21
Tue pubic were apprised, through the Pteop.t,te,
OF the arrest, las sunday morning, on board of the
steamer Great Republic, OF the notorious Colonel j.
IL. Alexander VINO has been obtaining large sum,
OF money ID various places by pamlng nim-
self on as government agent aud who ID is he
eyed Il really possessed OF many important secrets
OF powerful rings formed FOR the purpose o. defrand-
ing the United states revenue We have JUST learned
that lie escaped last night from the custody Of a
Deputy United states Marshal.
Ii seems that previous TO Aleyander's arrival in
the city Mr. Max DlnkeDspet made an 10 Shylt be-
fore United States Commissioner Warre, charging
HIM with receiving from him as a con- nromise s5G0
for an alleged Violation or the revenue laws war
rant for his arrest was at once Issued aud placed in
the hands Of Deputy Marshal w. r. Loan VINO made
tue arrest as soon as me G-eat Republic landed
wnch was nc i've O'Clock Sunday morning.
The prisoner was carried before the Commissioner
on Monday for hearl.g and granted until Thurs
day to nnd oonds-tc. be, however under the charge
OF Tue deputy Ma. shal, VINO put up WIN ms pfls.
oner ut me Uity Hotel. On sunday afternoon &c
seems, AleSr.Gder while enjoying tne fee s,'na
vi TIE noel was arrested by specfa oilcef
Cunning .am, OF the Metropolitan Police on . teie-
gram rom Jackson Mss, int Deputy Marshal Loan
enc ted his release While Deputy Loan ana super
IL ,cnoent Cain were conversing on the subject
Alexander pped away, but was rearrested on la
rome street. a9o, ON until 0 zen minus to et
| O'Clock last evening when he again escaped aud
has not since ocGu louhu. -. , -
been M low spirits. weeping and evlnong the most
poignant grief and they entered their room together
ureparatory 10 taxing walk. Whlle the oincer WAS
rhnnotnu his apparel Alexander made some excuse
10 20 out j moment and, leaving the room, ncon-
About i've minutes after the prisoners departure,
! n servant carried up TO Loan two letters, one adj
! dressed to Alexander ana one 10 himself; the latter
had been picked up In tho hall, and upon the cnve-
lope were few lines saying That his (AlcxaDder'sD
body woald be found In The Mississippi river at the
foot OF Canal street, aud the letter Itself contained
Instructions To the disposition or his body and
efects winch were TO be sent TO MS residence on
| Fifth avenue new FORK, where he ~ said 10 have
! lived IN elegant style.
Alexander Il about forty five years OF aro, i've feet
elght inches biQh has a rudy complexion, head
partly bald black hair, heavy black mOusiacne ana
jewish cast OF countenance. lie IL n
German, speaks broken English, and has
fine address. IL ~ believed those par.
revenue, and who fear damaging disclosures. nave
spirited the prisoner Oh. lie stated to the Marshal
that he was here on $685. 600 transaction. One o
his iavorite duoges was to pass himself Oh ~
brothcr.ln-law VI Vice President C"lfax.
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COURT CAtEHDaH-TdiS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-GENBRAL TERI.-No calendar
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Beiore Judge
BARNARD. Court opens at haif-past ten O'Clock a. N.
Nos. 2i2 159 22 207 los. 29s S0O 3ji 3o2, 304 $685.
3o7, $685. 500, $40. 81, $40, 49, 3i4, 3d.
SUPREME CouRT-CnAMBERs.-li by Judge In
graham. Call OF calendar at twelve NJ. Nos. SO, A,
As 81 67 8S, CO. 10. 10, S5, 92 93, 1906 o7 los, ILL.,
ii2 il3 ill III, u.s. i1o, ILL l23 IA, rs, l27 1884,
Call, i40.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAI. TERsI-Part 2--Defore
Judge Jones. Court opens at eleven A. II. Nos
1905 1892 1902 1904 la4d 1908, 1872 laid, l3ls 1922
1922, 1924, 1923, 1882, 1885.
COMMON PLEAs-rRlAL TERM-part 1.-Beforc
Judge Daily. Nos or, 1898, 1902, 4i5 1884, 5s1, 29s
IFS, u.s. 4s2, all, dl9 45a, 593, 65S.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL IERG-Part 1.-BefOre
Judge Alker eau OF calendar al ten A. M. Mes.
4Os4 AIS, 4is3, 1882 1885, 1866, $685. 1890 41l2 7s
4lSs, 4ls0 Ass, 42Il. Al45 Part 2-Before Judge
Cross Nos. 4033 4o10, 4i2o 415i, 420l, 1922, i29d
i2il, 42l2, l233, 424i. I245, 41d5, $3.50, 1851.
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $40
STREET CAR ACCIDENTALLY falling from Ninth
avenue car yesterday william j. Proctor o; No. 1872
william street, mad log broken and was sent to
Bellevue Hospital by order OF surgeon Slubb.
THE MoRdUE.-The body OF an unknown man,
supposed to be George Davis was brought to the
Morgue yesterday afternoon from Bellevue Hospital.
Deceased was about twenty-eighs years OF age five
feet eight inches high, hal sandy hair aud sandy
mus,ache mostly rel; bad on woolen Knit jacket
heavy gray cloth pants, waite muslin shirt, waite
w0ocn SOCKS, boots and black hat. The body
was placed IN the Mofgle and photograph taken.
THE HOME FOR THE FRIESDLEss.--on Thanksgiv-
Ing Day the managers Of the Home for the Friend.
less 80 East Thrtieth street. propose giving TO the
children an entertainment appropriate to the occa-
sion, such one III TACT, as Will do much toward
cheering the winter memories OF the little homeless
ones under their care aud to this end they solicit
the substantial remembrance OF all who would CO.
operate IN the task ny iasn,sh.ng we goodies
There Will be public exercises 10y the children In tue
chapel afternoon and evening,
LADIES' FAIR.-The Ladies' Fair which was
opened on Monday night at the armory OF he Thir-
ty-seventn regiment IN Broadway, between Thirty
NTH and Thirty sixth Streets for the benefit OF the
Orphan Asylum OF ST. vincent dc Paul. presents
great attractions and many Inducements, which
ought TO induce not only the ehnrtabiy disposed or
the phanaroplst to visit 1T, but those who have q
taste to devote an evening among refined society.
Tne lair Is presided over by ladies OF the fret iami-
lies OF the CITY, who earnestly solicit the presence Of
their friends during its continuance,
IHE RuNovEa CASUALTY IN WILLIAM STREET.
Coroner Flynn yesterday afternoon held an inquest
at his Office In the city Hail. In the case OF william
Henry West, the little boy five years OF age who was
killed on Saturday last by being run over corner Of
Frankfort and william streets 10y pair OF horses
attached to truck driven by Francis NJ Metz. Tho
testimony showed that the driver was going at 100
rapid rate for the crowded streets In that locality,
consequently the jury rendered verdict OF negli-
gence on the part OF the drlvef and Coroner Flynn
held him to bail In the sum or soJ0 10 await future
action OF the authorities
THE GRAND STREET MURDER-ln the case OF VIM.
Kane, the man who was fatally shot in the safroom,
| a9s Grand street, on Monday morning, Coroner
| keenan, gave permission to the friends TO remove
the remains from Bellevue Hospital 10 the ato resi-
dencc or deceased, No. 173 Delaney street. Jury
! was yesterday empanened and viewed the pody, on
| which there was post-mortem examination naue
! by wooster Beach, NJ. ID. The investigation was Az
journed TIL O'Clock this afternoon a. Tue Ihir
teenth precinct police station, corner q peIsnsel
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Hogan rs Hark-Motion granted.
Lenfhdn ps. crude ri dL-Same.
SecOr Us. Cdnder.-Samc.
LANCE u.s. Decke;-Motion granted for second Fri
day OF December.
ocean National Bank Us. B'id9e,cater Paint ana
color WOrkS.-Same.
Same U.s. Sanle.-Same.
Same u.s. SdDie-same.
First National Bant or Marshall, de-, rs. Watson
et M.--MottOn granted.
ocean National BANK rs. Cdnsbe,linD ct dt-Samc
Weed rs. Bridgecater PANT and COLor Works e.
0t-Same.
Same rs. &tnle.-Same.
Losejt ct at. Us. Weid 70 dl-Same.
Place et al. Us. Laurence et dL-Moti0n denied.
Israel Us. Observation-Disclosures
Jones, m. as. characterization granted.
I3afiarh ~ al. -. Payfie.-Same.
Rubihs Il al. Us. Sta,rarL-Same.
Harper 81 az. rs. Manhattan Cooperative Re'tef
socidtiOu.-Same.
saider IS. Raadau.-Moton denied.
Nlstt0t Lire Insurance COntpalY &C., ps. barclay
ct aL-Motion granted
Van Cfeeic1' rs. characterization denied
Ofret rs. Late.-Motion denied; case should be re-
ferred.
Kuhn 81 al. rs. Ki,cnnofe ct a,.--Motion denied;
costs to abide event.
Same rs. SaH,e-Same
AcDaaiet Us. Sears.-Motion granted.
strong rs. Fa1reU-Same.
H0W, de-, u.s. COlpR.-5ame.
McHtctae Us. Mlile1 etdL-Salnc
Weed u.s. Bridyefrater Paint and color WORKS.
Granted for second Friday.
fTURh u.s. Meyer, Gc.-Motion granted
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= SUPREME CouaT--spEGlAL TEAM.
The Cbnutauqaa Comfy Bnrgiary.


Before Judge Cardozo.
IN the Mater or The Habeds corpus oJC,unfo'd,
alias Lstte Ed0as.--H Will be remembered by the
readers OF the HERALD that the prisoner was
arrested short time since Luke Eagan, the Chau
tauqua county burglar but he claims TO be diner
ont man and that his name IS Crawford. IL was as
serted that superintendent Kennedy has disregarded
the writ and sent the prisoner beyond the Jursdic-
ton OF the Court, but on the body being produced
before Judge Cardozo yesterday, this was denied
and statement made 20 the effect that tho prisoner
had been sent away from police headquarters before
the writ was served on the superintendent The
case was nercupon adjourned to Friday morning.
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SUPREME CoUaT-CIIAH3EaS.
Decisions Rendered.
By Judge Inglaham.


Thompson et al Us. Di1snea--Motlon granted, with
ten dollars costs.
Arke,Jrtohi os. Weed.-Auowance OF fifty dollars
granted.
htchordSon ct al rs. Ddrhp.--Motion granted.
IN Ue Matter OF Petition QJ Noses-See memoran-
dum
ocean National Bank rs B,d0etgaicr rant ana
Cot0r vorhs.--Moton granted
sumo Us. Sdne.--SaInc
Same Us. Sane.-Sane
Gl6bons ps. Ftetctel.-Same
mckinley az. dltid.--Same
udU et al u.s. Bayhs.- Same
Frank et al Us. Cttiiplan.-Moton granted Fourth
Friday s'"N''' '"''
Lheesenadn Us. buchanan ri oL--Moton prante1
WIN ten dollars costs ana reference ordered
MVdIM U.s. BWus.-Motion granted with ten dol
lars costs, aud reference ordered.
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children as young az ten years OF age are re-
celved. new feature about TO be introduced ID o
ser series OF occasional musical sorees, at which only
language being considered OF the highest import.
ance IN acquiring mastery OF Italian OPERA an Italian
professor ~ attached TO the college.
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ClTY isTELLsGEIGE.

THE WEATHER fEsTERDAY.-Tbe following record
viii show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours COMPARISON with the cor
responding DAY OF last year, ~ moicated by tho
Thermometer az Hudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing. corner OF Ann street,
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

ENCOURAGEMENT At THE NEW YORK NEWS COMPANY.
Before Judges bowling and Kelly
wallace Van yeehten, = respectfully connected
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common PLGAS-cHAMSeRs.


Dtieyci, rs. TpulHade. Motion denied, with ten
dollars costs 10 abide event.
Bi0Ch ~. RgOe, e aL-Samc.
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SUPREME couaT-6sSsaAL TERM.

Important 10 the National Guard-Thc sey.
cnth Regiment i'm COurt.
Before Judges Cerke, Sutherland and Cardozo
ATtc1a'ls b. johnson as En,D,onS Ciogk.-1his
was application for an Injunction to restrain the
defendant as Colonel OF the Seventh regiment from
approving Of the action of the Fourth company IN
expelling the plaintiff for nonperformance OF dnty
on June 20, 1853, the piaintn claiming that ne had
been transferred to the Fifth company on June 8,
1885, ana had ever since remained 4 member thereof,
that they had no authority over HIM; also that he
had never been summoned to attend before the com
pany court martial OF the Fourth company, so as 10
make their action binding; and further that the
action OF the company IN making such expulsion
having been disappfoyed by the Colonel and his
action having been approved by Ad1utant General
Marvin, the proceedings could not be revived The
defendant contended that the paintiif Dad had due
notice TO appear before the court marital OF the
Fourth company, 80 as to give II jurisdiction. That
the action OF the Colonel IN disappearing of It's pro
cecdings was solely in consequence OF orders from
Adlutant General Marvin, and that his successor,
Adjutant General Townsend having revoked these
orders, he had right to reverse HIS former action
and approve Of the expulsion Of the Plaintiff.
George W. Wingate, on behalf OF The pla,ntiN,
argued - , .,
being regulated entirely by statute which also gives
certain privileges as reward for performing mill.
tary duty, became franchise SO that Il court Of
equity mad jurisdiction OF any attempt TO deprive n
party OF IL, although they might not have The power
to interfe re in an exclusively military question.
Seco,ad-That the summons 10 attend before the
court martial was Irregular III form and IN not being
7nt1u.-Tlat the provisions giving a company n
right TO expel for nonperformance oil duty nave
been repealed by the amendments to the law forbid
ding discharges except for disability or expiration
OF enlistment, and thgt the penalty Tor noD-per
Torrance Of duty was not expulsion bnt retention
aud extension OF the term OF enlistment.
FOiuU-Ihat by the action OF the colonel In DIS
approving the expulsion the action OF the company
court martial had become void and could not be re-
viyed. Tnat by military law, although General
Marvn's successor might pardon OF mitigate any
punishment imposed by him, he could assign the
motives which induced the first decision. and tbRt
the action first taken upon the proceedings WAS con
Cluflye and the trial thereby completed.
John Fowler Jr, for the defendant, argued;-
First--That the pialntiif was duly summoned To
attend the court martial but that Us lie was actually
there this was hnmatcliai.
sec0nd-That the dlsappr0yal OF the defendant
was only qualified anu based on Instructions lroia
General Marvin, which, having been abrogated by
General Townsend, left hiui free to act.
7hird-Ihat the right W expel has not been taken
away.
Decision reserved. George W. wiugate for plain
un John Fowler, Jr., Ior defendant.
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uNTED STATES COMHssuiEHs' COURT.
Lottery Cases.


Before Commissioner Shields.
The united States as. John Cunioa.--Ibe defend
ant charged with carrying on the business OF a
LOTTERY dealer at NO. l6S Greenwich street without
paying the special tax required by law. There
being no appearance on the part OF the defendant
the Assistant district Attorney moved that his bond
be declared forfeited Motion granted.
A New Phase in the Lottery Gases.
The United States u.s. Henry Wood.-ln this case
q similar charge was preferred against the de-
fendant 1t was urged on his behalf that he had
raid the required license, but he refused to give
the bond on the ground that 1t would only be
received from the managers OF the policy shops. A
discussion arose as to whether the evidence should
be proceeded with, when It was suggested that the
Collector or Deputy Collector should be placed upon
the stand.
Assistant District Attorney jackson said that he
did not think the Collector was alone responsible Tor
she mistake which somewhere existed
Commissioner Snields observed that the defend
ants could not pay the special tax required unless
stances 1t was evidently hardship on those cont
planned Of since they paid their licenses aud were
unable to procure the bonds.
In reply TO MIR. Jackson the government witness
Robert Hunt, stated that he had already made Inqu
ries and ascertained that the bonds in question had
Commissioner Shields said the Collector was the
proper party TO be Inlerrogated upon the subject.
Alter some ruriner discussion the case WIN those
Greenwich street, ana Michael were peremptorY
adjourned TIL tomorrow morning at eleven O'Clock
Alleged Mutiny.
The Un,ed States rs. william CarroH.-]he de-
fendant, seaman articled for voyage on the ship
Lockwood ]. Florence, rom Wilmington N. c., and
New York, was brought up for examination, charged
with disobeyng the orders OF his captain and threat
enng TO take his lile Evidence having been gwen
on behalf OF the prosecution, the prisoner In reply
Assistant District Attorney pnrdy stated that he was
unable to attend to the wheel, owing TO the abusive
language made nse Of towards MIN by the captains
that he was ordered to perform perous and un-
ell on
the VOYAGE Held TO await the action OF The Grant
jury.
Alleged Bounty Fraud.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States Us. Thomas Luctey-Ihe de-
PENDANT was charged with defrauding one Richard
Day Of his bounty. 1t appearing however, that the
defendant had paid the check TO the party 10 whom
Day had directed him to pay it, he was discharged
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Average temperature Yesterday. .........., ~ o.
Average temperatuIe Tor corresponding date
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A sneak Thief Sent to the State PrisOn-I,oda-
ing House Keepers to be Pr0tccted-Other
Miner Offences.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

lpett behanpeit gu tueroen, wie bieS in
Gnslanp uno Mmerifa eer Nau, miro
bier NIT geradtuaS unb llnpiuen, nie
cine art eeiitlider poli;if uro relisiS>
fer strubenfeser ansefeben. sic beiuf
den bic @emeinoemitslieoer ni9t In it,
rer Gi9en1doft als Seelenbiiter uno baz
ben, falls nidt berect auf cer &ansel,
feinen Ginfue auf bic @emeince. Sie
wercen muir rurd oieS taatssewalt aufs
redt erbalten, uno wirce niele ent;csen,
mare IS nit ber reli9iSien Reformation
porbei. Stir baben bersprra9ence @eiit-
ltde Sadlens 9eitanpen, oae; tren1 Der
Staat feline 6ano at;59e, bic Majcritat
oes @olfes Iid aller dubern Tprm ces
GbrifentbumS ebenio %entduBera pirce,
ME fe iid bereits ron erWabrbeit ces
Gbrifentbums lcsselast babe"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
@uifiebe Snrannei.

Den frlber berfdteten @ewalttbdtisz
teiten 9e9en fatbpliide 8ild5ie uno
prieiter reibt iid Derjeni9e waroia ar,
melde sesen ben Biidof Der Tt6ceie
Sampeitten, MattbiaS Wplpne;ewStt
peribt puroe. Dieter &irdenfIrit
tpurpe aus leinem Wobnprte Wornen
na1 &o.rnp berufen uno be lnoet It6
auberbalb ieineS @irfunssfreiies; Bonn
cbrppbl raS Dpmcapitel unn &lerteolz
Seminar nit mad 8owno nerleat wurz
ben, 70 erlautt cerVcuyerneur bod ntdt,
cas neue &lerifer III na6 Seminar auf>
aenpn1mert lperben. M~ueenblidlid ftnp
noleltf BON Rem alten 8etanpe nod
stpet &leriter unp feds prcfsi1oret ; bic
DtSeele aber bat dber 800 pfarreten !
Sp beraubt man bic &atbpltfen ibrer
@etaliden> I'm raS @plf letdter III rem
Shi5ma beriiber;u;teben. Der Sildpf
1T in &pwnp, Der 'dueeriten 0ren;lfact
Ieiner OiIceie, i%nterntrt, tarf &pmnp
nidt perla0en, feline pfarrei ieiner Dibz
ccle beludenL 1T fursres auBer Gunctipn
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