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room, 90 feet BY 80, a hall for lecture.
and concerts, the reading-room and tn.
library. The sleeping-rooms will b
both single and double, the former be.
| ing 16 by Is feet, and the latter s by !.
eef. fsle'' 'N
r. - THE Gust OF BOARD. IznJ
The rent to each tenant will be here,
after fixed, but it will not probably ex.
ceed one dollar per week. The food
will be furnished on the restaurant
plan, and will be charged simply al
original cost, with q small addition fol
the expense of preparation, service
rent, etc. Inasmuch a the establish.
ment is calculated to hold fifteen hun
dred persons, the proportion Of expense
ON each dish will he far less than If a
small number were participants. Cof-
fee or tea will not exceed two cents per
oup; meat Eve cents q plate; vegeta-
bles, one to two cents per dish; and
other articles in proportion. Expert
ence at the Woman's Hotel at As Eli
zabeth street, conducted at the same
plan, but where the numbers do not ex-
ceed two hundred and fifty inmates,
demonstrates that meat can be remu-
neratively furnished at eight cents !;
and pudding ct three cents. A resi-
dent can live well there, including
washing, for s. 80 . week, and in Mr..
Stewards establishment the cost to
each inmate will probably not exceed
81 to $, according to the quantity of
food INDUCED in. -.-e.. d
r. THE OUTLAY. Il sig
y The cost of. this building will reach
s., ,000, 600, and the interest upon the
outlay will be chiefly compensated by
the rent of hetwenty-four stores. Ten
per cent. interest on the above sum
would be $500, 600. This, divided by
twenty-four, would give an average
rent of $12, 500 upon each store. The
completion of the structure in antici-
pated with great eagerness by many
womenin this city, but another year
may pass before it becomes ready for
occupation. 81
.cT THE RULES OF THE HOUSE. q
It is well understood that this enter
prise Of Mr.. Stewart is intended for the
benefit of single women whose means
will not conveniently allow the pay
ment of the high charges for board now
exacte5 in this city fhe furniture and
general fitting up win be those Of q first
ciass hotel. No restraint of any de-
scription will be laid upon the inmates
beyond an interdiction, usual in all ho-
telS from entering the domestic depart
msnta Visitors, Of both sexes, viii be
allowed, and, ingress and egress at ali
hours viii be permitted, as elsewhere.
Any applicants, with satisfactory refer
ences, will be received, but the room
rent will be required strictly in adj
vance. Food will be paid for when
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

From every part of Arkansas the
most favorable reports are made of the
cotton and corn crops. Picking has
commenced, and with fair weather
there will be large yield.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

A guest of Saratoga is told of who was
charged SIS for the washing of one of
his wife's dresses that only cost S2S orig
inally. - N3..
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Yours, respectfully,
ttIA MEC EICK Tn

Colonel Fish showed reporter a
check paid to Butterfeld for Grants
subscription. The reporter said: "Col-
onel, this check is dated September II,
1869. That'wa before the great gold
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

A New Haven school ma'am, in
structing her class of girls In horne ge-
ography, the other day, had to explain
what a Mormon was, anG brought out
this pertinent remark from little chit
OF nine years of age: "WeIl, / don't
see how they manage ii. 1 should
think that when he kissed one of his
wives, the others would all get jealous
and pull every hair out of their head.
My mamma would, Pm sure"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

The same plate now used in printing
the national bank notes will be used
for the new gold notes, which are to
be printed on yellow paper. The only
change in the wording Of the notes VIII
be that where the words national cur
reacyn appear at the top Of the present
note, the words Irrational gold noten
will appear on the yellow paper Notes,
and the promise topay will specify that
the note is payable to the bearer n
gold.
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ing, where stores cannot be construct
ed, and above these will be the dining
room, 90 feet by 80, a hall for lectures
and concerts, the reading-room and the
library. The sleeping-rooms will be
both single and double, the former be-
ing Is by Is feet, and the latter by 9
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.o9pg4 COLUMBIA TENNESSEE, FRIDAY OCTOBER = 1870

her husband's arms, soothed and tend
ed just as his baby had ibeen;i I" what
should l have done, if he had left me
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.bisi9iHjt1 iiAss 'seil.ais f'saA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

Considerable complaint was made
against the proprietOrs of the affair, be
cause the bulls refused to fight. Search
was made for the gate-keeper for the
purpose of compelling refunding of
the admission fee, but ne had disap-
peared with the money-box under his
arm. This was no more than right
the CROW d paid for brutal exhibition
and they got one.
There is a responsibility resting upon
the city government that cannot be
evaded. It rests with them, as law
makers, to put stop to these exhibi-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

The great Woman's Hotel of Mr..
Stewart, on Fourth Avenue, between
Thirty-Second and Thirty Third Street,
has reached the third of its seven sto-
ries, and is fast becoming on object Of
interest to the crowds daily passing
ifs risinp wallis
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14
Lawrers and Teachers.

The test oa'hi appliedto lawyer, and
teachers haze been removed BY shs final
passage Of IN actby The Legislature ac-
complishing thatpurpose; The House Of
Delegates passed tho ac. without any
why's or wherefores. 1t went 10 the Sen,
ale for their concurrence, and that body
added a preamble, declaring that the
original acts We're wise aud just; zbut
that in consequence Of ,huir. evasion, i,
were better to repeal them, We like this
We like the dezteriIy with which lhs rad
icals can got out Of dirty act; and we
admire eir.skill in Framing an excuse
for participating in it. An, inpoceu;
man neser volunteers an excuse for his
conduct, nor seeks au opportunity to
apologisc.
Ia any event the ael is consumma,ed,
and our lawyers and teachers are free to
resume. their rights aud pursue their
usual avocaiions. ~. =
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Deception triumphant.

+ Tho Wheeling hte'iig4aefr, the Nrgap
NJ the radicss party Of this State, in au
EEsulsing AMI cOhgra'aIatory article, on-
n,nHsas she Gaal adoption ofthe + fifteenth
Amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United States, and boasts that lLs negro
oGan p nov clothed with the trigh, 10
vote, AMI that he will exercise the privi-
legs Of tho, elective franchise ut the cnsu-
las fall election, Sl4nd back, white
nan. Come forward, sugarfoot, Shop.
mate, Sam Grant, George Cupid, Ebo
lshln, saMbo. ct ID omne genus, and vote.
This we have Looked to as cherished
purpose Of .ha radical party in this State;
and We have always believed that, by
srts and deception. they would, force i,
upon tho people. But we cannot,b but re-
i cal to mind the fac. that all the radica
leaders ia ibis State have heretofore per.
ls's'ently ideuled any such purpose. Mr..
radical Senator FROM this State
Indignantly disclaimed any such intent,
AMI explicitly assured his audience, in a
public. speech made in this town. that ne.
groes would not be allowed to vote wi,h-
tout afforaing the people an opportunity to
vote upon the question. Who will pre-
! tsud that this promise Inns bssn redeemed:
I W. shall gee, however, how our radical
friends will treat this fraud and deception
upon them.
Ne insis. that We have not been de-
esiyca, for We have repeatedly declared
eur conviction that the radical leaders
INTENDED this imposture upon the,row,l
friends. aud then not only expeastlcln, to
i, continue with them, but to fra.crnize
% with their African brethren in I'LL effort.
s to renew the power of radicalism. ID. u
w History now rindicatcs the truth Of the
predictions Of Southern statesmen, that
"a the advent of .Abolitionism7 to power
"a would end in awarding suffrage to the
nsgro.. " 'H' ="
IL; Take down tic proud Eagle from bis
high position, aud elevate in his place the
black rultarc. or the raven of Poe, to
puke upon the liberties of.lhc white ma N
Encircle your liberty notices with a black
serpent, 10 hiss at all who may plead
against the social equality of tho races, Or
y ,niscsgcnition.! e r,tti3s7 Ma a.
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Douglas and Lincoln.

Now that negroes are allowed BY rali-
calls to vote and hold Office, we give for
the benefit of tmnier Democrats, now in
the radical party, the views Of Stephen
"A, Dcuglastupon 1.-THE question of'nesro
suffrage. iF' 9tHl'''sa q! Hass.'s
For the cdilica,icn Of all others, we
present MI; Lineoln's idea ottst'rquali'y."
These statements are worthy ofrcproduc.
non; and many WHO read them may
chew the bite. .cud of reflection when
thinking OF the cursr which radivalis.n
has brought upon tic cuun'rygy3 a3.
Stephen a. Douglas said 'd9:hat@ )
~ believe Ills government was made by white
mcn!!or The bc!.tiir Of While l.en aud lltirlpos-
lriiy forever aud am IN layur Of c0ufiuing
.ciiiz,rsbip hlc iiieii OF European birth aud
descent, l,se.d of comforting ittu,'Vn negroes,
.ndi"ns aud o.art interior Faces 'gi!R sJ.'
Atraiiulm Lincoln saii:a, ~ Jut ~
Lam not,y anu never have peen in favor Of
making voters or jurors Of nssroes, nor oi
qualifying them 10 hold Office, nor to inter
marry maii Whites and will sag further, in
addiuli ,o,lis, ihat tliel lis physical differ
,nce trtw.en The mhiie Ind black races, which
! beiIevs will forever forbid tie Two races lir
ing On le,ls Of social and uliiical equality.
Let the apuslatss' ofto-day 'bc often re-
& =
minded Of the irifamy Will which they
are covered.
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TnY AeAtxlATlle Kingvood (l'rsstou
County, JOut,al Drags Of IVA naEtinse'
in that County last gear; and,the M"r-
santosn (Nlonougalia County, Post ul'o
hurrahs o,er9g. Tie white pOpu'atioii
Of Preston in 1868 was 5,O2G; aud that
Of Monopgalia II, 27S; aud ID theft estii'
mate of marriage LICENSES they iaclude
those issued to their brethren Of rolor:
Lewis County, wilma iotitPopala.ion Of
01l3, last year issued 80 hiarriage Ii
cynsesAoscladihg y TO negroes thus Is,
putting US far ahead Of Tie Counties "rrl'-
resented. BY the travelling gas-bags who
eiil The Journal AMI i'OA respectively.
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ana made a a e a'Ore af ,GsFons
original, with The genuine Signature fail The
parties named 'heren@s sisning--being now in
MS n3aas' ., j.. -. - 1,.a ~. m 1, .;
F.Irusrv. $50 ' IVY y
'1Ssi GGE0. ROSS Notary rullie. l1
~ ,ai9,,' tl5
Thomas Grandson, farnswortil.:
We give. his iullnaine IN or a., that
he may not be'm'staken' Tor Thomas
Jefferson Fanlr1nswor'l, OF Buskllal'.
non, who is an honorable exception to
all the oalum attached to the name Of
the porkish oe1stof from tlis DIS
trlct. W nat Dane nus la.led 10 ac-
compiisl' IN ms a" , after after h o.,
rieiy' ing s o,her mas de!ileSeu ny a
disregard Of ho ', ef'.u, opl'sal'olls.
Inc currency , Ylo 'N} aip pr .,
1lYecc9urse which nas ,liarAeu .ne Gu
.eer Oh ME-, rarns" n ,.;.,, as g,sm.
TOR, wneh co'nPartta ',. Will , .he "t ah
tons mage IN inc le,ter gwen aooSe'
soysrs him WIN ,t "'ep per-. anu ,t., more ,
as.'ns lnlaihy 1l'n'' l. .l'a1 wl''cll u's
falIfll upon lns h IN. i,'nl
Having used ,lls i , 10 oola' u,
inc su ilrages Of ' ii,, ns@oe %I .s ANU
Conservatives i'., Of upsl'lr, anu ''lsr ,,.
by secured Ills eiecllon, nc noM io'al
ignores It, ant w, We are er ,, IN
FORMED t'llt NJ i las more YIN once u,
puoliciy aee. '.' ~. l
most Solemn hn''',.a, ,, Inv, ,,,. ~ ~, 1 ,i,,
never never slsnea, my sa SUE ,t'.', ,, Us W..
aocye, ;, nor haa ~ '' n :, a. .s l% r i.
70 M nun VIZ. =, ses u - fs..I
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Lobby Members.

l'atr Evans lrad) without good manners,
moved The other day ID The Wheeling
1.cgislAiur. to exclude all Lobby members
We deny Lisarigla to doso For, liza
lobby momber is there tor piiriOsis.pur-
i baicAltc Judge Irvine &shll possessing
III. lobby capacity, no oiie 'iin ar'sht ''
lie,tish bis authority.
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How's THIS FOR EcoSouY!-By the re.
port Of lllc Board Of Directors Of the ln-
sane Asylum we see that the current cx'
penses per capittt per week. ofilie inmates
u that institution, during the past year,
vas oaly s. s.. aud IN this, was ine'ul
ded the salaries Of the Superintendent! and
his assistants, aud all other employees OF
the institution aud also The charges for
transportation Of patients. ,aBy reference
70 the AUDITORS report. it sill b. seen
that there wus expended for keeping la1
uatics in jails. oSl5,021 10 during the
last fiscal year-'tllc cost he says. inot
averaging less than Slp5O PR capita per
dem, OF S. 10 peraweekt' As there
are nav 125 luua,ies coiliicl in tho
County jnils IF the State, incest "f their
keeping for 1870. according to tile esii-
mate Of the Auditor. will be
SjG,S15 co. The same nrmber Of pa
tents. Under proper medical treaia'f'''.
il the Asylum. Mould cost but
'sl5.9O0 0UIand thus save To tho tax.
payers iht neat little .hm Of S4O.Ss5 90
mr. in three OF Tour years the SUN thus
unnecessarily expended would complete the
Asylum .b'liltiing. aid make ro6hl for all
tile uufortuiiates for rbon, il was inieiil-
ed. a t,ai.d ,it H .f.tmJ i.
IlJw', il,atfor cehnoiny? 7lal
But. leaving pihnet ihatt-rs aside. I'M
der The present administration Of affairs.
To the liorrots Of Insanity are added the
sla,ny terror. Of confinement III . county
'jail. With the cllapces Of restoration to
sanity diminishing III gH, .I'-t d
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Abraham Lincoln said
lie Followed False Gods
From a letter from . Nicholas County
.d:cal VIC ,nsketi folloxiIlg extracts:

u uu.Sui w M"AS thS .'i'N" 'hS S'taStS'
Dlkca RWks, ". Va, "
-d''a@ frb. s. 1870.
i'm. Gro. Coz,D, Editor at l,ts,en-l layejust
heard that II certain amendment has Geeii
agreed 10 b, the Republican States They
e.ii il here The 18th Amendment. They sly it
gives to aii negroes over the age of:l, born in
Tie United States, and who nave resided in
IVES, Virginia one year, u right 10 vote in all
eicclons, and Ly a law OF, his State, a white
,naii WHO has not bccn allowed TO be put on
The books, however loyal, cannot rotc. Now,
sir, want you 10 let me know how this is.
wa, Democrat be orc the war. AM II Union
aan. did my duty, as believed. in the ar.
my Of the United States. Oh wish 10 know i'll
have been cheated. Tell me- the truth, for |
wish 10 know. live away 50 far that ] do
not keen polei. e. - 3
ras'if Yours &C., Farmer.
We answer our friend that the thing 10
sis. SOL and can only say that he, like
other radicals, have helped to do the
work. Further, that sc have no sym-
patty with any such men,. WHO have Ieen
blind to their convictions, and indifferent
to every sense ofjustica to others You
were admonishrd. but still you followed
ialse gods.
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Cousistcnoy-Truth.

do The Weston cmocrat, in 3 reply to an ar.
ticle in eur paperon "Our Pablo Debt" as.
serts that We misrsprcsent the actual condi.
ton Of the debt, and goes to work and sets
,niattersriglit by asserting that the debt bns
been increased since the close of the war
over one hundred and foriy.six millions OF
. dollars. Now, il any gentleman is base
enough ton assert this ialschood, in The face Of
the report Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
whose figures snl statements governed US III
our article, why let him 60 on TO perfection
in his professiod.% No Intelligent person will
consider his cpithets worthy Of notice. We
shall take no further notice Of him.
u We clip tho above from the Charles.
son Journal, and preseussita as a fair spec.
linen OF tho ''arguments" used by the
trooly luil in discussing financial aucs.
lions. Let the reverend gentleman re.
member that wo not only asserted that
that The National Debt had Increased one
hundred aud forty six millions Of dollars
since the close Of the war, hut We proved
W the reports OF the Secrctarys Of the
Treasury. But as be has made it ques.
ton cfreraoily, we again give him the
facts and figures
The'Natioial Debt less cash
in the Treasury, was, on
the lst duy Of April, 1866,
according to the report Of "a'
Secretary ,lcoulloell s2,ses,ooo,oOO Oh
The National pcbt.was, on
the lst dag Of January, s... "a.
1870, less cash in tue Trca.
sury according TO the re-
port OF Secretary Boutwell, LAS iG, 963 81
winch shows an Increase, ------ --:-----------
since tile close of the war Of Ss2,TAG, g6S 81
But 10 this should be added
tho Pacific kailroa Bonds,
which now amount 10 ,., G., 1856, 600 90
Making total increase .---------
since tue close ofihc war Of $lIG, 1881, 1913 81
So nuci for the fac.s and il they dc
not prove that the loyal, reverend, me.
thodical Methodist minister man who
edits the Journal llas LIED, then VI,
have nothing inore TO say. veH
Aud liz not only lied, but lie he lieo
knoicinyly. for We gave hin the same fact.
aud figures before, und cited him 10 tit
reports Of the Secretaries Of tie Treasury
We are glad, however, that he does moi
propose TO take ans further notice Of us
for. while we hold ourselves in READINGS.
to discuss all political questions with any
gentleman Of the press who may take is.
sue with us, We are net 10 the habit Of
meeting on an equal footing such black
guards rs Tie editor Of Tie JO,unal, even
though al one time lie claimed TO be q
methydical Methodist minister man, aud
soul..aver Of the kanawla Valley. a.
When tnas tells downright lie: We
set him down us eitheS an ignorainus or
a rascal; but when he tells it knowingly.
We always consider him a seoundrel aud
such Il our opinion Of the editor Of the
Joutnal. Let Him draw that through his
teeth and count the knots.
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Veighborhood c Correspondence

OUR READERS WILL BEAR Is MIND TnAr..wg
ARE SOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE opISloSs
OF OUR CORRESPONDENTS - ouECeLuass,
ARE OPEN TO ALI.
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.Genhtmtn:
GcnHtmtn: fs-55,-.- il.
II ENDORSE AND APPROVE
TIL" SENTIMENTS SET FORTH
IN TIE 4 BOrE LETTER.
RI b. Respectfully Yours.
rufI Tl1OS. G. FARNSW ORTIZ.
Lewis County, To-,ct:Hi

ItIVtJ CUHVT, TO-lpI' ~ N
George Cozad this day appeared before me
and made oath that the above and foregoing /,
true full and correct copy OF lctter--tle
Original, with tile genuine signature Of all the
paric: named ,hereinas signing-bting now in
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.srHE BIBLE IN THRESHOLDS
FATHER BURKE IN THE FIFE D

llr CALLS FOR - rKlEsp or THE SCHOOLS"
and asks
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Qpfalberidtc nus @aibinatplt,

Daibiugton 20. Suli. - Die 9sftporerer
jur S5sftiteuune oer Gntlhloigu gen oerjsniaen Srunb,
bsfiBe. rpeIbe ~ Suuften Der Baltimore. ObiOs abra
erpropriirt ruoroeu iinb. baben fir ben Diitrttt BON 50.
Iumbia ~foIaenos gntidaOisuu9sn t~eit9eitelt 5i.Ios,
Utagruber 1876; Jas. u. SSouier S735; emilp Sheriff
S7l5; Warit e. Esans Sli82; Seni. GDens $50; &,
y. Sheriff 1892; . q. Yoole SIR so; u. V. Strouit
$685.; e. Seo9ss $500; Ra6laB bon ). VI. EMIT
$l66l.
- 8etern 4btno fam bic an, IS. bs. III Der orutIder
Wanen $ Yeriammlung ais Gomite oes patriottlhsr
5uIfspereines stipdblts Sommiitun I'M pYietoria. Sotel.
iuianmen uno nahm tbre Mrbeitsr auf. Sas 9onits
beihloB. ben gsrsin sDsuiih.paitiotiihen Berein r.a
9~tItritiss Columbia III nennrt unb mdblte bisrdui aIs
Qouettpren fir BITE Beitrdge ju @uniten beutider Der.
nunotter arisser uno Der 9Bittprn uno g8aiien Der Dc.
tduenen folgenoe Serren:
1. gDarb U. sprinsssutb. Nus. Sdncio.r. GbriHion
Wotd. 2. Waro-Pftsr BdumgraB. Sob. 9Belder. g.
Droop. 3. Semien. 3. aBaro-6' 10. Ssubaulen. VI.
Gihaaot. Grn't shntiot, 3. Sdutttr. Utatb. pteiffer,
Cart 9%lobmaun, O. gDilner. q. Waro-2 g.. ~gDaloeder,
W. 2augmont. Sob. Dost. Carl Wtaoes, Geo. Slime.
mann, Nnoreos Sprohs, Nusut arauiier. 8. 9earo-
Jaiob Rotb. ebrtt. Btetrid, e. g. Shniot, eonrao
lDeiB. 6. aDaro GERM. Rtbter. Setnrth Dumb, Geo.
6tinJerIing. Seinrid1 2dubdt. T. gDdrp-S. W(iner,
@uhap aanlert, Goron, 3. 9sonberger. Il. Spinbler.
Georgetown &c. Yisnmsrt, g.. 5reunb. &einrih
Renter, o. ptmber.
Stasamfs. Gtbdnoe-Gbtra g. &. W. Gsbk, gauI
3. YeIp. 8. 9btiltubI. 6. Slttrl,in, Capt. Otto aBeber,
Carl 6oriter. gBinoer's Gebduoe Martin AItfdut.
aritesoeparttnlsnt Sob. 6. peNe, 9loittnoepartt.
Sausrptin. Btrsau pts SeneraI.e tabsarsits
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StaOt Baltimore.

Sas gB SETTER @eItern enoli9 mar ba!
menibli9e Saiein einmal ertrdgli1 es pebt
cine ttible 8riie. 6rtb s ubr itano oas Sber
momster auf 80, Mttttaas IL ubr auf Sc
Iahmitta8s 3 ubr auf 81 uno UNI 6 l1br au
S3 Grab.
Gin ur6tbarer Sturm tobte britt.
mod Natmitia8 8e8en is ubr 9eraoe. als be,
Sampfer ~&ent", 9apt. 2eonaro, nit Der
Ausfhslern Der SYaelfie . 2ose" aus Dem
Sluiie S9optanf In bic Sai e%inlief, in Del
8eBteren. Ser Sturm mar 10 beftis, oaB Ell
bas Q4afisr tbatidhlih bis our S6be oes
~2ootIenbauies empormirbelte, uno bic Au9fi
uno oas GntisBen unter ben Yaiiasieren, BON
oenen 3psi Srittbeile aus Damen uno Rim
bern beftanoen, laien iih taunt I1iloern.
ueber cine babe Stunbe fdnpfte Der fleine
Sampfsr nit ieiner tpitbaren 6radt gegen
ben gBosen, Mnorang. Damn leSts itb oes
Sturmes unseithm. Mau lab in Der ytdbs
einen S9ooner, benz Der Sturm ole Maiten
uno Se9el geupmmen, uno Der cine Rotb
flaege ausaeitedt bate.
Ser 8liB i9lus 9onnertas Gbeno 9e.
gen 8 ubr ipdbreno oes @emilters in 3tpei
neten chamber itebenbe 9duier ar @gitott.
StraBe in canton, nabe Dem Gnopuntie Der
StaOteiisnbabn, riff aber muir einise S9inosln
los. Gin 9ausbepobner, Hamens WcNpob,
uno elm Rino purorn etpas bstdubt, erbolten
iid jebpt raid wieoert
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sWilitd rballs" au philadelphia 10 auBerors
bentli4e Sriumpbe errunsen, 3u einsm som.
mers @aftipiele fir Baltimore su g~e,uinnen.
Or. Ga &o9e bat ii9 als feiner &omiter einen
eDenio 8uten gtamsn ertporben. ipie ieine frau
als Soubretts; ben gltern itebt ole iu9enolide
Sodter, SRI. Bertha, als 9ra3i6Ie Sdn3erin
piiroig 3ur Seite. I'M Wpntag, ben |. Aus
gut, iperoen Die @dite sum eriten Ntale in Der
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fibrung fommen ipiro. Als Muits Direfior
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elm trefflites @onSert: pro8ramm Sorae 9es
trasen. Nab Der @oritelluns iinoet Elm Sanss
frdnaden ftatt. Die Ssiftuugen Der camille
Ga Gobe baben iid in BEN Der. Staatsn. unb
namentlid in philadelphia, einen iolten gta.
men erporben, oaB mir auf o~ieielben bier
nibt mebr aufmertlam Az MAIDEN nbi9ig ba.
ben oaB aber Der 8eiun bel 6rn. Momentbp
am Wontas H%iemanDen sereuen niro, Daiiir
alauben mir einiteben au f6nnen.
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itraBe, lit auf mor8en Mbsno @rtra : Nbenos
unterbaltuna Der nsu ensasirten 5amilie So
&o9e peranftaltet,