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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
THE COURTS.
srATEs SUPREME COURT.

WILMINGTON. Nov. lin the case OF Dem
inc az, The United statos Mr.. Lander now argued hs
motion 20 restore IL to docket for decision contend
that the general power OF the Court extended to the
aoa,ny ~ Judgment ut any time within tho term at
,h a WAS rendered for good shown, and thai
this il case for the exercise OF That power Inc
has given general power w @ ay,bor;sw +" aonsent
a. SsmissaI of the case. Dcming never personally
consenod 10 the dismissal aud did not know
@ ,r,m the acts OF others These facts were nam
,ainea 10 he sufficient cause for the granting oI to
mnion The Court asked for the origina Pomul y, %
torney from Dening 10 Latham" MI" '"' ~ Wv
taken under sdvseIaent. -, A., ,vr,,,,c that thu
The Attorney General consented IN wiring tnnt .'o
ease be restored and stated IN person .1at ne or
~ The Of the case, but tbAt no cor
daily consented 10 the restoration 49,, n...,,.,.
J,hc Court further inquired II Mr. Merriam Dcinnss
power OF attorney ut the ume OF eno n i ,ha
extended, and the question was ahS"cou III 'he "es"
The motion in the Of The state Of Texas ag white
& Chiles for a rule OF nis. upon Judge faschhi was
~ "a ar,cJ The object sought Is to obtain an order OF
the C1rt directing the Judge TO pay INTO the court
5000 ,,nsi ~ the state Judge Paschal answered
That the State is largely Indebted 70 nm IN
Of the amounts on in cas naid ont hv Judge
Pascal for Texas In the matter OF various suits for tho
recovery OF more than $4,000 OF Texas indemnity bOnd-
and that he holds the balance OF ne MONEY %
Gov Davis would deny him altogether Judge fas.na
answer also AYERS that Texas owes him over tl7W0
s sDr p%S'S" Court Of the state, which sum
Gov. Davis. in violation OF the law OF
the State, will not allow to be paid; Motion was was
Georce peabody n Co. to have the Of Judge Pas
chaI stricken from the docket as counsel for Texas
the st az Agent and Attorney for the State and
as his fees are contingent, he cannot DO dismissed from
the case until the state shall have settled with MN Ior
ms fees The motions were taken under adVseneh' ~
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
Grand Total ........,.,....2.s94,7
The METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The General Missionary Committee of the
Methodist Episcopal Church resumed Its session yeser
day at the Mission Room, No. sos Broadway Bishop
James presided, and Bishops Morris. Scott, simpson
Ames and Clark in attendance. The annual appro
priaons for foreign and domestic missions connected
with the Methodist Church considered in detail
The appropriations for the ensuing year will exceed
$4,000 Of which the missions In India and Africa will
receive $1,000; missions various parts OF Europe
10000: the remainder, $4,000 viii he distributed in
America. The following among the appropriations
for missionary purposes In the United States: Alabama
tlDU; Baltimore. 5000; Back Raven, Northern New
York, $1,000 California, 1900; Central Illinois 81, 900
Central Ncwl York. $500 Central Ohio, 1850; Central
renns yania $500; Cincinnati $500; Colorado zone
sixth OF the territory IN The United Staes) 5000 Della
ware, 1850; Des NJ ines, $3.50; Detroit, s00; East
tennessee, sOO East Maine. 5000; Erie $4,000; Gene
Iowa, 500, etc.
Final action on these appropriations will be taken this
afternoon at the Joint meeting OF the Bishops and Board
VI Missions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
The progress of the Arab rising is thus de-

The progress Of the Arab rising is thus de-
scrbed by the Algerian sewspaper the Akhbar of tho
lith ut II II reported 10 be relied that the
march OF The Southern rebels Lsghuat proceeding
less rapidly than was expected They have destroyed
10" families VI The "Chambas" but the latter have
nane "n ohensiVe movement against the enemy, and
slleu elght men ana driven them back on the other
manu- numerous Tribes obeden to the Instructions given
.o'h are seeking shelter fortified places, par
ucuhrH boghsr ana Taret, which making prepare
"hr pr defense These loyal tribes of which the
nrr- are warilke and we'll armed prepared for de
.ernhru renshnce 10 The rebels. while troops sent
'. ,he poihs when appear most exposed, In order 10
ethh thr EFFORTS 81 their nghting The departments
hlgrIs anu osn are preparing very actively To sup
py "s"seht fsreo With Chsssop0ts aud mitraileuses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
THE LATE GOV. sHAFFER AND THE MoRMoNs

The late Governor of Utah, j. w. Shafier
executed the laws of Congress for the government Of
that Territory with great vigor and In consequence drew
down upon himself the bitter hatred OF the MOrmODs. II
Is stated that while his body lay In his house OF Salt Lake
City, awaiting burial the MOrmOns In large crowds
marched to the house OF his successor Gov Vaughan,
next door to where the body lay and serenaded the
official INDUCING in triumphant shouts rejecting the
dead, and conducting themselves generally with disre.
speot and indecency toward his family and friends.
GOV. shafcr had greatly offended the Brigham Young
party by refusing 10 recognize their authority ners
Of the Territory. man, Daniel l.. Wells. drew ont 70
letter from the Governor which intensified the hatred "
the MOrmOns. Wells styled himself "I.icut. General
commanding the Militia Of Utah Territory" a title which
Gov Shafcr would allow, the laws OF the United
States provides for but Lieutenant General and tho
Office filled by another. Weiss purpose In writing
was induce the Governor To withdraw order pre-
yiOusy Issued foTbiddiug the militia OF the Territory
assemble At the command Of any other than the
United States authority To This Gov. Shafier
replied: BY the provisions OF the Organic Act the
Governor Is made the Chief Of the Militia
OF the Territory, and long continue TO hold that
ONCE force 80 important that OF the militia shall
be welded or controlled in disregard Of my authority
which by law and by my Obligation II IL my plain duty
nOt only TO assert but, possible TO maintain. hope
the above IL sufficiently explicit 10 I've fully understood
ilon on this subject. j. W. sHArTEH,
governor and Commando i'm hef of the Militia az
Utah Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
ARP VAN WINKLE sWINDLE.

In the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday,
Ncbal Anton Kress accused by John Klein OF at
tempting to defraud him Of sl,iCo In February, 1885,
Klein loaned Kress the above ON mortgage gu the
house No. 1856 Deanccyst. In May. 1865. Kress again
wanted loan the property but Klein told him he
had no ready then, hut that he would allow him
procure another In0rg gage. kress procured paper
and and asked Klein 10 sign IT, purportng TO be per
mi ssiOn 10 the above effect Klein, who cOuld not read
English signed the paper, believing IL 10 be what kie-s
represented. The paper however, was M acknow edg
mnt that res- had redeemed the mortgage, and that
Klein had claim the property kress continued 10
pan the stipulated interest the bond up til two weeks
ago when he sold the house. and then Informed Klein ~
The nature " the paper which he had signed krcss
was held 5000 bail FOR examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.

In the Superior Court Special Term, before
Judge Spencer yesterday motion was made by the de-
PENDANTS counsel, in the suit OF Samuel j. Goodenough
agt. John Ianahan, TO have an order made by Judge
Jones set aside. The motion grows out OF the troubles
In the Methodist Book Concern and ia brought for libel,
with damages laid at The order which they seek
10 have set aside Is requiring the stenogapher Mr.
Mclean aud bOpkkceper named Grant. who were pres
en al an examination made by the Book Concern, Ia APP
near and give testimony de bone and the motion
wa. made on the ground that the affidavit upon which
lie order was granted was insufficient as II did not state
that the parties sought he examined i'll about
To- leave state Decision reserved. Fol the painl
Sir Ira Shafer for the defendant, MI Aaron j. Wander
moe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. JUS
tIce Bowling committed Patrick Sweeney for having
fred pistol at James r. Callahan Of No lit Washington
It, on election day: Joseph Peacock, for stealing q
ousptlty of paper from Pier No -, North River Elw
Hanley who Thursday night frod pistol from tho
street through tho window OF Harry Hls dancing hall
at No. 6 East HoustOnst WA committed In default OF
5000 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Max Lowenhai the complaint OF the Society Tor tho
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals, was committed. 30
cused OF leaving q horse In stable ut No. 23 East
Housons ST. for SIX days without food or drink Amelia
Burnding Of No 1856 East Twenty sixth st. h0'sckeeper
confessed that she had stolen pocketbook containing
81 from Joseph Wakemsn silk dress, value t23 rom
Sarah Graham and gold locket. value W. rom d. H.
Robinson ell inmates Of the house Held for trial
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday Justice Cox committed James G. Hops, charged
with robbing John Paisley OF No 1913 Eighthave OF ms
containing tOO John Hadden charged with
assanlting Peter H. Burke in saloon at the corner OF
sullivan and Spring sts, and robing him OF sS Patrick
ernay for breaking into the store Of Thomas Monahan
at No. 327 West Twelfthst, and stealing VIZ George
Livingstone and Wm Burns were held IN slOoO Dali,
having caught late Thnrsday night Ia the store
of Thomas Boyne at No. t63 EighthaVe viii pnndie
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Judge Bedford occupied the bench in the
Court General Sessions yesterday. George de Leon,
formerly q clerk with A. Corbin & Co., convicted Of for
gerry the third degree, sou 10 State Prison for
three years Gustav Pollack pleaded larceny OF watch
and was rernanded for sentence John Lee pleaded guilty
10 attempt at assault George Kelly and sent 10
the Pcnitenary for three months. Thomas Sullivan,
charged with burglarousy entering the furniture store
Of Mr. Schenck in MOtst, tho night Of September 1s
pleaded guilty the indictment before half the test
nony for prosecution iu Ho sent Ave years
10 state Prison Thomas King. pckpocket, pleaded
guilty TO indictment charging him With exercising his
vocation in the vicinity Of Catlarne Market lie was
cent to the State Prison for i've years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
BREACH OF PROMISE.

In tie Court Of Common Pleas, Trial Term, Par,
L. before Judge Robinson, yesterday, Beatrice Monlet
sought Ia $4,000 damages from WIN. Haddendorf
for breach Of promise Of marriage Tho complainant
years OF age, and the trial that he prom
Used 10 marry her and under that promise s.duced her
He swore that the prosecution Induced by Thomas
steel for whom he had formerly worked barkeeper.
and who sought to obtain revenge for his having left
him and opened on opposition bsfroon In West Broad
way The Court held that the action seduction and
breach OF promise could not DO united and ruled Oui the
former ~ action and the Jury after three minutes
deibeuItou, decided that there Was breach OF
uro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
LIABILITY OF A CAPTAIN FOR SICKNESS OF Ills
CREW.

An action brought by George +. White against
David r. Weldon to recover $500 for violation OF
chartcrparty OF the vessel r. X. Weldon, tried yes
erday in the Court OF Common Pleas. before Judge Rob
inson The vessel chartered to 10 swan Island,
by way OF Aspnwa. there take load Of guanO, and
20 TO Cork Ireland. and await orders The vessel went
To AsplnWall aud then started for Swan Island Afew
days the Captain and became sick and they
we're unable work, they put into Belize, Honduras.
While there number OF the died. aud although the
CAPTAIN tried 10 obtain new crew. he was unsuccessful,
and WAS forced to give up the voyage The Court di-
rected verdict for the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
MEDICAL SERVICES.

In he Supreme Court, Circuit, Part l., yes
terday Judge Van Bruht presiding, suit brought by
DR.. Charles Is. Taylor against Andrew Campbell, for
medical services tried and verdict given for the
plaiDn. IL appears that Mr.. Campbell engaged the
doctor TO treat his 10y the swedish Movement Cure.
agreeing IL pay him tl25 IA lac successful The
Doctor treated him successfully. but did not employ the
swedish Movement cure. whereupon tho defendant de
clined to pay, and hence the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
HATllRDAY. NOV. IL

Nall, hr Enrops Qaeeastows p City Of
% NJ H. close At tbs Post OGoe al 5iU
No Supplementary Mail bteamship ssls at a. m.
Mails Bs, steamship sfAyetc ses IRON
Pier No. 10 K, close Tho Post O6oe utt'O m No Snppo
mentsry Mail -,
German Bremen aesnshp Denisrbnd
rot Of Tns lilo akes o al be Post ONO n NO supple
neosay Mail Steamship ssi;s mlpn.
All Malls close to-day II o'clock Tho PostOmos 'pn hom
3 m 70 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
Prof. Max Muller, in letter to London

froi' Max Muller, in letter to London
Joui'i says Count Bismarck Is TOO good snan
" ,hS' the annexation of disanected provinces
any addition TO the strength of Germany but he Is too
gooa palo. 70 leave the western frontier Of the En-
pre- any longer exposed as II has been srashoury and
uls g1s w ,ne ,osges may be taken back by force
~ dnit the ppncine q, could prevail France
required iC Ssa ieSfu 6s OF the frontier Of Ger
ranged by Military Commission To- VIZ Soun ne ar
sion the voice OF victorious general would no dot
sel wisdom and the voice OF the world WouIS u conn
It's powerful warning, Ne ulmis'" "'"" w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
FUNERAL OF A WEST POINT CADET

The remains of the late Cadet William Hun
ter Dudley, were removed rom the receiving vault OF
Trinity Cemetery. Saturday last, for final nermo
In the West Point Cemetery They received 10y his
Class and escorted 10 the Chapel where services
conducted by the Rev Dr. Vnton Of Trinity Church
Cadet Davis pronounced tender eulogy the char
actti OF hs late c0mrde The remains escorted to
the Cemetery 10y the Corps Of Cadets and thero the
prayer WHs offered aud the farewell voleys fired his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12

MAYOR Scheiblin. the German Commander az
"isssnburg has announced, in accordance with the
ders of the General Of the Third Army that henceforth
every train proceeding thence into the interior Of France
WIN be accompanied by influential inhabitants who will
De placed on the engine. This regulation he says
cssaed by the frequent injuries tn the railways, aud
nc wishes Tho people to understand that their
u!hi'A Will be sufferers II trains 40 off the rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
STEALING A LETTER.

William Harrington, little boy, charged
with apprOptatug letter containing drafts and checks
belonging the Bank Of North America brought up
before Commissioner Osborn yesterday and remaDded
for trial. Mr. Cantn, in Nassaus The boys employer
owned box the Post Office. next to the Bank Of North
America. by mistake letter helOn gng 10 the Bank got
into his box aud given TO the prisoner who opened
II and Appropriated the contents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
vrv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER H. 1870

ground OF adultery Tey married about nve years
ago and boarded At No Westinghouse In Brooklyn,
wb,re the Ars Of adultery complained OF AFRO said 10
have been committed Tho charge was proved ana The
divorce granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

ptsns pur~rs striving tins port roquessf
deliver pksR sssd to Associated Pres only 70
persons srhng authority Of j. w. Sinonon General
Agent packages Com1ssr TS, TRfBvSs
Worf ErJrss EUsnng Post OOsrvaa! 1der'seT Stlls
zr9 and N,U YorAr Dsoai should also DO delivered only y"
the persona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12

THE HARLEM RAILROAD ASSESSMENT
Judge Cardozo yesterday appointed Robert
Goblet James IT, Coleman and Grata Nathan. the Com
m,asoners Of tho new assessment ordered by tho SUI
preme Court OF tho uptown streets taken by the Harlem
Ralroad The City claims that tho former aessmeDt OF
tlO.Wo was too small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
srIJING UNsTAMPED CIGARS.

Louis Agnero, charged with selling unstamped
cigars and negeotng pay the Government tax yeser
day gave bail In t2ooxto appear for examination when
called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
A DIVORCE CASE.

John l.. Jeffrey, an iron-molder, applied to
Judge Pratt In the Kings County supreme Court, yeser
day. for divorce his wife, Fanny T. jeffrey, tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
DE('ISIONg.

Supreme Cort-C kambers-By Judge Brady.-Ham-
Az. Hsm-Moob denied 80 cost 10 sbnls s syoDI aein sgt
Leland B.leb, Il s.-Moton granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12

MINIATURES ALMANAC.

sun ,.. $40 $40 Moos rises 500
candy Hook Cows Island lO4f Hell Cato IL 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK.



CLEARED.
s..mshps-.,o Of P,. Liverpool, Bristol w,l,,s.
PhicIphs Co~Ocs Drake. Philadelphia Sarah Jones' rblA
ssSp-consdsnoe Lenon Pds Of tho Ocean Cooper
'G ssrsIW VIZ Mare bernard, Point, y,ro.
ConsG3iHopGj ''' brothers Th'ro" M'i,a''' id'L
t sh.Sos Podsr Msr,shi.n S. Gsorse Gren,d M.ry Patton
Comning, Madeira and msIae,i PonseT Miller hais s.
a.nm x yaSn b. D. Mann Rogers Jacksonville i0osea,
oWe Asrsnd, MunsoD. Dayton BALTIMORE Joe Mar
ash jr. May. PhilAielph'
st,,m,hlp Charleston Borr,, Charleston. miS. "a
Bari Murray Pahugton Port ss-9es 6 DAYS iog"''d
en- je. 6SaSf R9s% % %ns%s S a.. ".
sch ssmnol Warren. wheaey Washington c. days COTTON
sc5 MsTy Louisa Gassi Washington n. G. naval stores
s,,, wdxb, FsI Rysr' nellie Bsneis sewiI.'oO.
Rlco BsTse. Nswiiayen. J.. J. Lttis, Nss.llsvon.
hisnpder New Haven A. Burton. sewllayen.
N X Carlisle, Elsbstbpot ChOw.n hl,.beihporL
Cinderella Port Johnsos. MAY Belle por johnson johnson
van J,o"i n.H''S@ M,ths Woes Rondoat
H WinI M RosS9a, L. D. Wing Iionioa.
D. K sharp gi,,beihport Hsrri1 Slii'.,eihpO"
Trsntou Eilsbehpor:. F'9ny Is ard ElL1lshpo,s
BosarIns Einbetbpoa ~ash i. z ho%o 'al'
D Russell Rlirbethport. Charter OAK ElssLei,ioh
hP n.y. ssd PISTdtH ss'''' 20 rodsn
GW Cummings ProydeDo" J. E9y y. pTS,asa'e
%sIh AGnns Providence R h. sherman Bridgeport
q. st. John Bridgeport Mary Anna n3rgcn.
Ia.enbi.e Pall River Adrlia Kelly, Gloucester
Comrnolore Nantucket IN Wright, Norralk.
WIN. Gray, Portland CT Traveller, Portland, u
Rachel Edwards Portland, c. SterlinS. southport
Henry Rernssn, Rockport a u. Laws1o o~mionl
J. II. Y0umaDs PaHtucket MINNIE "Sobmn, nsN'hS''"
Trade Wind Pail River. Corneba Portland u
SAILED.
Steamship AIem,nui, for Hamburg
wIED-Sunyel. light. n W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosTDy. Nov iAryed bark Young Turs frvm MALAGA no
steamship City ~ Cork, for New York
s.yAssaH Ga ll-Arved bark Douglass from GreenocE
big Jose from Havana scbr S srkns Sea from New York Cleared
.,eamp- Gen Barnes New York. Oriental for Boston, birs
LOgs for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEBEC 1.-THE steamship COnnhan VI hs Alan Line i"a
Liverpool arrived al this port yesterday
MEMORANDA. ~
Pensacola, which arrived oth,
AMI the Bar 10 the city ystsr th
while the anchor OF the James H. VS."
n the point eo BY the brig aho so'e ran
and "a NOD .yay forward part house the starboari side
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
that the evening OF November 10 i9'
6, ght will he exhibited ron screw pie
huse h a erected LIT feet Of water at me de
The sh se that hoa will be The ne 81 hs
exhibition the hghthonae be removed neS ROM
omfo Light ~ BY W. distant ~ na c ms
mi bach River treyoug xh) bears 81 by W. distant 9ae
he by MACHINERY and arranged or og
stencil AT plaoe At the Eastern
weather. ,tt,t....
Os notice given that the fog bell at Wolf Trap g on-e
strike. ~ instead Of ten 2ca as before
puhlsbef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12

To.Li2ss0es sn332I SO Total ....I 39l 465 sll7els
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
POST OFFICE-QUARTERLY STATEMENT
The following statement shows the last quar-


ers business Of the New York Post-oice with Europe
and the West Indies:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
ARRIVED.

st,am,hp Charleston, Berry, Charleston, mte. "a
Steamship Panta Freeman. Philadelphia. mlsr-
Bari Murray Pudngen. Port au-Pnnce 10 days lo5Socd
Icbr Jna A. Decker DuntOn, Martinique Is days, sugar
schr Arte arwoo Godfrey Wilmington 10 das naval stores
schL Samuel Warren Wheatey Washington NJ c a.Js '"
and naval store. . -. -, - - ,.,
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.15,
w LITHOGRAPHIC, STRAIN JOB PRINTERS al bAbS'
MANUFACTURERS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-21
StaOt Baltimore.

Spteente 8rtefe fpsrbGn duf hem
bteiieen Ypltamte rpesen un9enugencer Srdn'
fatur Dper mangeih0fter Arreiien 5urlid9ebal-
ten; grpder, Baltic, Ntp.; 8. {. 9ppen,
Spplpntpfpn, Mp.,; &ep. S. $. 0aibtelos,
8epraetrwn, 3. g.; Sru. u. g. Gmpr9,
GmmtttFburg; ST.. 9aate Sn9eS, 9alttD
more, Wtp.; Gapt. &Gos. 2DSe, GcdeYsoi1e,
Rb.; ST. 6. StansburN, 9pmipn:pnn,
Mp.: s. sc. Sreaspa9, @Opda5topn, WP6.;
Sumppcn Glultd, &tp DC Sduetrp; 81. M.
6arbed, guenOs &Dres; gSn. zee Stiles,
9p9ofa, 5.sa.; Sr, .. Gaptsj Sr. Saa
Gercc, .. g.. no.
8ertd 9 pes StaetrdtbeS.-
Die Stbung res StaDtrdtbeS 9ebt pclcbltd,
an nQ6fen 0ieniiag 5u @nre, bic 9erid9une
w,rb ieboh beretts teute abeno it0liftncen,
iretli1 ltssen nod febr otel pthttse @sldGttt
ror urp cs pirb raid setCn Muffin, ipeh1 vi
les pebbri9 erlepi9t perpen lc1.
Son Gurppa febrten fp!Benee gaItt'
uprer NIT pem Dpfr. yGtt9 Of grcptlSn" 5u'
rId ; S. 1bpmaS unp Srau, gBm. 8urlii
unp Q8m. Grthtpn.
8era mlun9 Der W~ftiDnart
Der .@etl. @~drpIGnber @tfen
babn".-D Die &ttien' Snbaber rteIsr Bepr
btelten Mtttpph tore idbrltAe 8erlGmmtuni
tn rem Bureau Der Gpmpaante IN Der Nprr.
GalpeltlIr. Na9pr gauts rtef bic geriumnt
luna sur Srpnune UNI ernannte ieinen 8pr
ednser i'm 9hrgermetteramEe @rn. s. {