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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-29
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Dr., johnson has discovered ia nost Certaip.
Speedy, and only Eaectlal Remedy a he World
for Weakness Of tho lack OF Limbs, StfictuFeS,
Affections Of The Kidneys and Bladder, InyoI1n.
tt4ry DlscLhrgGs Impot6ney, General Debility,
G HSTEc0 \, Low spIrte
Tlmt9ity Trembling, DIlnnGsa Of SIGHT or Gid,
aluG9sG Disease OF tho Head, ThF06E, Nose or
Skin, Affections Of tho Liver, LUngS StomHch Of
howell 4those Terrible DISoFlCFS 6riSIng rom
SSo!imtJ lIanlts or fouth-SccrGL and Solitary
song SyrTns to the MRriuGru Of ulysses. t1I1htf
ing thelF most brilliant hopes OF HhticlpSti0ns
rendering marriage, &C. impossible, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-29

mo. 80. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
:. oEthh StBte,lig sLULi li!N!! l!I WIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-29

reflect that sonnd mind and body arc tho most
necessary requisites 70 promote connubIul happi-
Iito becomes weary pilgrimage Tho prospect,
hourly darkcns to tho viSw, tho mind boComes
Swallowed with despair and filed with ma mel
SSncnoiy reflection that tho happiness OF another
becomes bllEhtcd with ouP NUN '~e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-29

LAuGHLIN, SMITH 5 Co, Wholesale Agents,
BY whom the trade will be supplied At pT0prie-
tors rates. mArl9d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-29

Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now Judge
tb Gat so s cause Of their declining health losing
einaclated1 having singular appearances about
inc eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judges bowling and STANDBY.
TREATMENT FOR A ROUGH

Before Judges bowling and Shandey.
TREATMENT FOR A ROUGH.
Some short time since rough, named Charles
Mccoy, attempted to force an entrance into Funck's
Park while private party had the place engaged,
and, upon being demonstrated with by MI. Funck
assaulted the latter. Mccoy was sentenced to Two
months IN the Penitentary.
SUMMER HATS.
few days ago Frank Emerson, who was and Is
stu possessed or as shocking sOuch hat ever
man was owner Of yielded TO the temptation of steal
Ing from No. ll6 Fulton street one dozen Of new
straw hats. He was sent up for five months.
A MILK ADULTERAToR.
Most people win be glad TO learn that John Dunno, OF
the M uepot corner OF Forty street and Lex
ington avenue, was fined $780, not because that IN
diyiduai has so many enemies but because he was
caught adulterating the milk o.her people were buy
Ing of hlIn as the genuine article.
THE OLD STORY
Mary Smart, c0lOred GIRL was sent to the Peni-
Tertiary Tor lour months Tor having stolen S22 from
one Charles TELL Il white man, while both were In a
room 10, ether in Laurens street.
ONE OF THE BRUTEs.
Thomas HessiOn, one OF that class OF brufes, the
wife heaters, Was ntenced 10 SIX months IN the
Penitentiary the story ms unfortunate wife tod
was horrible to listen to--blows, knocks down,
KICKS on thc body wnile down &C., &c.
HOOP SKIRTS
Ellen Devanny got io,r months for stealing hoop
sRiIts rom ~ Baxter street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
COURT or OYER As0 TeaMlaEa.
The Sheridan Wife NIarder Cause.-The Jury
Empane led.

Before Judge Barnard.
The People pS. Thomas She7idan,--It being an.
noulced in the HERALD that Thoinaa sneri dan would
be placed on trial Tor his life charged with the muir
der OF his wife, the court foom was filed yesterday
morning with most dlsreputabe crowd Of the great
unwashed, who always put in an appearance on
such OCCASIONS However, as the Sheridan trial Is
not one OF very powerful interest many Of those who
were in the room probably came there with the view
OF seeing Real sentenced, as il supposed In this
room he would receive his doom. This occurred
however, in the General Term ROOM and the upaue
ceiying the penalty OF his crime and of another VINO
mad just commenced the first act In the drama OF his
trial, and both at the same time Sheridan, who Is
stont, bJry-OOking man, with dark blue eve and
suppose a murderer to be, entered court wi a
steady step. and seemed throughout the trial In q
calm, composed state OF mind. During the selection
Oh the jury the accused sat near his counsel, and
when nythng occurred In their examination of a
jOcular tendency he would join IN the laugh and
would remark upon it.
Two hours were occupied in making up the jury.
Mr. Edwin James challenged several, peTemptOrily
and made some good hits For instance, when "a
JurJnian who happened to be q bellhanger by pro-
ie-sion was called, Mr.. James said he would not do
as he was TOO much accustomed to hanging to feel
the responsibility of his situation. Again, under
taker appeared only to be challenged peremptOrily
by Mr.. james, VINO thought that he would hang his
client from choice. aud thus the frequency of muir
der trials has begot feeling OF nOnchalance ana
there is nothing of the soeDlnity BETTING such an
occasion.
The jury consists of the following gentlemen:-Ed.
ward Hasler, Henry Horsial william Ahrens, Will
liam ). CoAzens, Joshua bradshaw, James Browne,
Jr., Herman $. Aldrdge, Myer Hamburger Samuel
Field, Henry G. Belden, Augustus Fergen and Seth
Ely.
The trial was postponed TO Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
THE BAL TiM]2e ROBBERY.
How One Hundred and Seventy.ive Thou.
snnd Dollars Were Stolen in Broad Day.
IFrom the Baltimore Commercial. June ge.l

[from the Baltimore Commercial, June 29.1
One OF the most daring robDeres ever perpetrated
in Baltimore, AMI certainly the largest one OF the
Kind occurred yesterday morning about ten O'Clock
at the ONCE or the Maryland Fire Insurance Com
pany, northeast corner OF Post Office avenue and
Second street. One OF the clerks of the company
had brought from the Office Of the Safe Deposit Com
pany u trunk containing number OF bonds and
other securities valued at 000 also papers Of
record belonging to the insurance company, and
temporarily placed in the rear OF the counter. Two
men al that moment came in and made inquiries
relative to insurance On certain property lille
attention OF the clerk was engaged with them
another party came In, nut soon alter disappeared
and with nin the trunk was gone. The r0pbery1was
only discovered after the departure OF the men, who
all passed through the Exchange or Post Office
Building into Exchange place or Lombard street.
Notnllg definite as to the route afterwards taken by
them has been learned.
The above facts were announced sI Me Epenino
american or yesterday. is stated that after
the papers had been taken out the trunk securely
locked ana placed by the clerk In charge Of In the
rear OF the counter, near the middle OF the room,
with his coat thrown over it.n He then left the
room FOR few minutes,s and upon his return dis
covered that ID had disappeared. The trunk had not
been in the building more than fifteen or twenty
minutes when It was taken There Is no clue as
yet TO the bold perperator OF the robbery though he
was seen by several persons to leave the Office with
the trunk IN his possession and 90 the street
to the rotunda OF the Post ONCE ~t+
OF the property stolen but about $40, 900 are nego.
table, many OF the securities being registered and
their payment stopped. The detectives are at work,
and II is hoped tlat the thieves may he speedily
captured anu brought to Justca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01

GH0ULS IN PORTLAND HARBoR.--The Portland Ar
gus gives currency to story, which seems ter
rDle TO be true, In regard to the drowning OF Mr. j.
w. II. Rogers, OF this city, In Portland harbor last
week. IL Is to The eject that a though Mr.. Rogers
was known TO have with him large sum OF money
gold watch and valuable pin none OF the property
was found on his body; that when he was found
was seen To send out boat at the time OF the dis
aster, which reached one Of the men struggling In
the water, and that the occupants partially raised
him for few moments. then dropped him back and
rowed away. II Is sad that TO all this proceeding
thefe were several witnesses; aud the deduction Is
mat Mr.. Rogers was robbed while still alive and
then lett 10 perish. IL ~ said that the schooner is
known, ana officers are IN pursuit OF her. II Is to
DC hoped Tor the credit OF humanity that the whole
story Will prove unfounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
SUPREME C0UaT-GeNEnAl TERM.


by Judges Barnard and Cardozo.
charles Z. BmreN, Executor, rs. Julia NJ. Board
man and O0,e,s.-Judgment affirmed, with costs.
BY all the Judges OF the June Term.
The Ward3eD National Baslt u.s. mary A. Hatney
ana Others. Judgment reversed and new trial
ordered; costs 10 abide event. Opinion by Judge
EilcG'd NJ Cannon rs. Marta Bird ct al, En- de-
Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge
Jesse n. Bolles Receiver, rs. John A. Duret al
Judgment reversed and new trial granted; costs to
abide event Motion denied. Opinion by Judge
Cardozo. Presiding Judge ngraham dissenting.
EhzdoeM ~. ConIcttn US. j. Roicdn1d B1'otcn.-
Judgment ordered for plaintiff on the case submit
ted. Opinion Dy Judge Cardozo.
T. r. CASSIDY Us Ann d. lie Fepre et d1.-Judg-
ment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Ingra-
ham.
CRIMINAL CASES.
The People as T'edtceU W. Re1RSen and James
HdRlegdn.-Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Judge
CardoZo.
Martin Ay,en u.s. rbe People Judgment reserved
and trial ordered. Opinions by all the Judges
Presiding Judge Ingraham dissenting.
The Harlem haiirOad DepOt--Important De.
cisiOn.
IN he Matter OF The Application for the Appoint.
nlent or Commissioners, 6c-Confirmalion OF re-
port OF commissioners Is vacated and reference or
deled to new commissioners. The rights u the
owners under the order reversed.
Judge Barnard, IN his opinion, says that the fact
that the Chamberlain accepted the money did not
debar the city from It's appeal Tho city could he
conn elled, by notion 10 refund, could q party
who mad obtained his money on a judgment alter
ward reversed. AS to the merits, he holis the rail
road 'tukes the fee ana In my Judgment should pay
the city It's ful va,ue without any reference TO the
question OF It's present use for streets and avenues
Any other doctrine would operate unJustIy to q
municipal corporation. With the petitioner the
question Ia not what the land Is worth subject TO
the easement but what Is its fair market value2 II
this not the correct rule the compensation to the
city should be merely nominal, and not $25 000 The
evidence, uncontradcted established that the pro-
perry takep-tne feels worth }370QQ0. and am at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
GENERAL ORDER-NO. II.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
NEW YORK Julv I 1870


GENERAL ORDER-N0. IL.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE,(
NEW YORK, July !, 1870. (
Captain -, - Preclnct:-
sIR--At meeting OF the Board OF Police, held on
Resolved, That the superintendent be and IS re-
by instructed to notify the captains OF the several
precincts to see that the Excise law, and particular.
iy those PROVISIONS OF 1t which require that licensed
places be closed between the hours OF one and I'VE
O'Clock III the morning, and that no intoxicating
liquors be sold or given away on SUNDAY, be ell
cieniy enforced; anu that the captains of the vc
raj p ecncts Will be held responsible for any neg
lect or nenlciency In executing this rdern
You will cause the above resolution to be promul-
gated to the force under your command and
give instructions and take measures to accomplish
the objects Oh the Board, expressed IN the resolution.
on are desired TO notice that captains will be held
responsible FOR any neglect or ineilciency in exc
cutting the order OF the Board, and therefore WIZ
give your personal attention to the njunctons of this
order JOHN J0URDAN, superintendent.
GEORGE W. DILKs, Inspector
memorial from large number OF our prominent
citizens has been addressed to the city authorities
setting forth the alarming increase Of disorder and
crime in the city on Sundays to be traced to the
general disregard OF the Sunday provisions Of the
Excise law, and praying that the law may be fairly
enforced. This action on the part 0 the people does
not come moment too soon. AS the public know,
however, the prayer OF the memoriasts has been an
directing superintendent Jourdan TO put the law IN
force The press Will doubtless be able to chronicle
an improved state OF things on Sundays as the re-
sul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
the SLAUGHTER HOUSE CASE IN NEW ORLEANS.
Rights of Citizens Under the Fourteenth
Observation-Disclosures Of G. A. Weed.

tFrom the New Orleans Picayune, June 2e.l
This morning Judge Durel rendered his decision
In Tie weed habeas corpus case. IL is impossible
TINS late hour to give the full text Of the decision,
but the substance Of 1t was as follows: -
He held that the charge of conspiracy was not well
founded, inasmuch rs Mr.. Weed was pursuing, In
conjunction with the highest law officer OF the
State his rights In the courts OF the States Those
rights, he stated had been defined not only by the
lower courts OF the state but in the Supreme Court
OF the State The imprOvidence or providence the
legality or Illegally or the issuing OF the Injunction
by the Eighth District Court could not be considered
Ill determining the question before MIN. The prose-
cutor's SUIT, ne said, was suit for damages II he
Das suffered. II the State court should decide
against him ne could appeal to the Supreme Court Of
tire State, and should that decision he adverse he
could carry the case to The Supreme Court Of the
United states on a writ Of error
Mr.. Weed, he asserted, could not possibly be held
TO DC conspator against any right civil or poll
ticii, o the prosecutor; he had only sought to EN-
force MS supposed rights OF property through the
medium OF The law as administered IN our courts OF
Justice He Was particular to say that the opinion
he was delivering did not IN any way call IN question
or conllct with the very able opinion recently de-
lNeted by Justice Bradley. Under this decision the
Butchers Association have no recourse until the
4esisnS q W. Supreme Court Of Tue United states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
The Case Of Van Etcn, tho Wall street
Broker-Disagresment. OF the Jury-Bail
Refused for tho Prisoner aud He IL Re-
mRnded 70 the Tombs.

The Case Of Van Etcn, tho Wall Street
Broker Disagreement OF the Jury-Bah
Refused for tho Prisoner aud He IL Re-
manded 70 the Tombs.
Before Recorder Hackett.
Shortly after eleven O'Clock the Recorder took his
seat on the bench ana the Clerk called the jury In
the case OF Louis NJ Van Eten This body having
been unable to agree last evening were kept together
all night The defendant was charged with altering
a genuine check for t1l3, drawn by Fisk Hatch,
and increasing II TO 81 900. The foreman in response
to the regular question, said they were unable TO
agree upon a verdict
JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE.
Recorder Hackett, ON sending the jury to their
room after the first disagreement observed that in
the whole course Of his judicial experience he had
never known case where the preponderance OF
testimony was so strong as was against the ac'
cused and for that reason he felt 1t to be his duty to
lock them up for the night. They were discharged
from the iurlher consideration OF the case.
!, Mr.. Fellows stated that he would oppose pan IN
the CASE and moved that the prisoner be remanded
to prison.
Judge Stuart urgently requested his Honor to FIX
ball. so that The accused mi yht be liberated during
the warm weather. He could furnish reasonable
am cunt of good ball. ana as 1t would be Impossible
part OF the July term he hoped tue Court would not
press the trial on next week. After some further
discussion his Honor revoked the order to set the
case down for next week, ana left the question OF
bail open for further consideration
CLOSE OF THE TERM-MUTUAL GOOD FEELING.
The court then adjourned for the term. Ii Ii due
to Recorder Hackett and the prosecuting officers
(Messrs. Tweed and FeOws) TO State that they have
addressed themselves with unusual assiduiIy TO the
performance OF their duties during the month"; and
that, in tie en- cient administration Of criminal JUS
lice by the presiding judge OF this court the citizens
OF New York have the strongest assurance that their
lives and property Will be projected. The Recorder
Will permit NO criminals, whether OF low or high
grade, who are guilty. to go unwhpped OF justice
Although District Attorney Garvn mas not appeared
IN court very often, he has been IN daily attendance
al his o1lce and kept an intelligent and wakeiul eye
upon the machinery OF justice 70 see that II moved
along Rapidly and smoothly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
SUPREME COUsT--cIAy5eis.
The Rival Railroads ut War-The Three Nil.
lion Erie SHIT.

Before Judge Barnard.
The Erie Rnttcdv ps The Lace Shore ami Hchi-
Oan Southern Railroad Company ana The NeD
York Central ant Hudson Rtgey' Rdtlroad Co1a.
pan--This case came up for the settlement OF the
order adjourning the motion for an injunction on
the DEFENDANTS terms Mr.. Justice Barnard said
that owing the necessity OF preparing for the trial
OF one man on q capital charge, and bringing up
some arrearage business in the General Term, he
had been able to make up his mind as to but one
point OF the terms suggested-vz, that he could not
enjoIn the company from selling tickets.
Mr.. Beach said they desired, II any terms were to
be imposed. to be heard on those terms lie de.
sired 10 present certain new aldavts In that con-
ECCtioD.
Mr. Shearman objected 10 any further nearing OF
the question. IL had been fully argued on the pre-
vIOus DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
the SKULL MYSTERY.

Or. Cushman has made an examination of the
skull found in the premises No. 20 Downing street,
and after close scrutiny feels satisfied that 1t had
been slowed away there Tor many years. From GER
tain marks on the skull and its general appearance
there remains no doubt that 1t ma been in The
hands oi surgeons for scedtihc purposes. Nothing
faEtAsg Is likely " We i1aeI co4SssAApX ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
T HE COU R T S.

In Memoriam Of the Late Francis B. Cutting-Al-
legged Post Office FYaud-The Sub-Treasury
Note Robbery-The Three Million Erie Suit
The Sheridan Wife Murder Case-Impor.
taht Decision in a Railroad Litigation
The Jury in the Wall Street Broker
Fraud Case Disagree and Are Dis
charged-Business in the Court
Of Special Session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

loss to understand how this valuable property can
be taken by the petitioners upon paying $4,000"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
TIE EXCISE LAW.

The following general order In relation to ,he en-.
OF the Excise law Will be prOmu ated to
Ihe police force tO-daY:--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-22

Nabri6t pirb biermt geesben, ta6 Der Inter
jeidnrtr, ,,Sfrfrrtiafr unt 8erfGufrr ron Sri.
neralpdly unb lpnaigen @etrdnfen In glaIben,"
cine Stffe Der ppn fbm grbrauhtsn 6laIdrn in
brr gImtsfube beS StaatsIefrei6rs non prnnIyl-
Danien bsppnirt bat unb ecgen irgrnb cine Der.
ION pber perlpnen, ber 70 besei6nsfr JlaIten nit
WlinsralwalTsr Cber irsenb sinsm anbrrrn GIe-
trGnfe fiillt obfr ie fhuft, perfauft ober auf r,
genb cine &rt bamit banbelt Ubsr fe brnubt, um
Sbf barin gu baIten Ober su irsrnb sinsm i3psdr,
tpirp geleBlib pfrfabren iperben.
Grisbr. S6raber
STantpn, ga.
Man beaHte na6fffbenten @eIrberlaB.
,,Gs piro biermit ais ungrlrbIib erflGrt fur
ir9rnb wrIde ptrion ober grrlcnrr, ptne Grs
lnu6nib bes Gisentbiimers frgtnb 70 be,eiGnete
8laiben NIT RinrralpaITrr Ubrr 1cnIfigsm Sc
trGnfe gu fiillen, 3u Serfaufen, ;u Ssrsrbrn, ,u
tauffn, pbtr banitt Ut ban6eln, penn fplte 6la-
Itbs nttt BON rettrn Giesntbiimer grfnuft tpirb
unb irsenb Semaub, Der iitb 70 persrbt III bait
bar fur cine Strafe bon fiinhie Gents fir isbr
Icl9e 8albe, 70 eefiIIt USer Srrfauft, sstraiidt,
SerSebrn, sefauft peer bamit grbanbrIt, fir has
erIfr Srrsebrn unb flint Dollars fir isbes peterc
Ter9eberL gu erlansen spr irgtnb rincm Nlbsr-
ritann cber 5riebensridter, mic Snafru arIsglid,
3n erIangrn line fir ben Staat." 24T,tt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-22
Sie alte Grfahrnng.

Sn Detroit fann man jebt einen bei'
nabe fsbensi9 Sabre alien Wiann pom
Saus Su 5aus betteln isben, weld,er Dor
etnt9en Satren nod Elm ppblbabenosr
Sarmer mar. Gr bsfaB $1,000 In bnarsm
@elc, ppmit er cline Garm faufts, In @ts
metnIaaft NIT fsinem Sobnt, wel8tr
$4,000 basu bettru9. Der alte Wann
freute id iiber bas @mpurfommtn ltinss
Spbnes, unb lief Die Sarm auf beGsn
Namen ein16reiben, inbsm lsbtsrer pers
Iprah, wGbrenb bem 8sf beS esbens gut
fir ton Su Ioreen. Der Scbn ltrsnste lit
an etnem Spmmertaae ;u fsbr an, tranI
taIhs gRaNer, ais sr fhptbte, unb fart
am n6hfsn MUrssn. Die GtssntbumS'
Nn9ele9rnbstt fam Dor bic Yrobate Court,
unb es wurbe Elm Qbmini1ratcr ernannt,
um bas @issntbum fir bic rs6tmd6issn
grben, Die g8tttpe uno bic Gnfsl bss al.
ten Nannss, Su ssrpalttn. Die Shpis'
aertp6tsr bate ibres Ssrlfprbenrn Man'
nss @bf6t In Sstrrff istnss Satsrs In
Nusfiibrung brinesn tSnnen, tbat ss
ater aus irseno etnsm @runb niht, unr
Der @rsis III nun esSpunsen. BON Star
,u Sbir ,u seben, um almOleu Su erbtt,
ten. Gr tpft lan9e 9enu8 nod ju lebsu,
um @alifCrntsn 3u errethen, mo- er nod
Ssrwanpte Fat. Sc tIf Dies bic alte, alte
@eIHiGr. Die WOrat baSpn III: Wau
bsbnIte Isin gtssnttum In eiSsnsn 6dn-
ben; bic 8inber perben bann Gtnem Bic
gum Sppe 9iebesOisnlte lte erpeiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-22

llrbrr Strabturs wirb aus Stuttgart
81. Nop., seIdrieten: .,aus gutter SuslIe
psrtautet. bae bic Snssnteure einen Ylan
aussearbeitet, Der fcpcbl Den militdrtlHen
pte ben fdrtiI6en Strbdltni0en In aus.
eiebisfsr @ei(e 8eAnuns trdst. Na&
bem 8beine wir0 bic Stapt often eeleet
cber ptrImsbr trpeitert. Strabburs lisgt
ndmliG ,wsi Silpmeter (2l7) Wsilsn
pom Hbetn, pas 9anje bajptIhenlteeenbe
Ssrrttprtum pirO nun berlelbsn elmer,
Iribt, inpsm bic 5sfuusspsrts BON bst'
ben Ssitsn Der Stapt tn faIf ssraosr 81.
ME ,um 8bstne fprtseIiibrt unb Ssbl In
pas 5sRunsS' Spfsm btnsinseIcsen rptrb.
Stra6burs fann fh bann auf 100000
Seeleu permetren unb bebGlt bod nod
Ieintn prd6tissn part tnnsrbalb Der
Wauern. Der Strpm pirb ibm In ieber
8etIe btsnllbar, sr6bsrs 6afsnanlaeen
unb etne reselmdbissre Dampfi6ifpsrs
binbun9 perpen ben 6anfel f6rbern. Die
ginsnsuns upb bic gsrtisfuns pss Strom'
bsttsS, fur pslGe bic franj6ff&e 8esttr.
una Ni6ts tbun woute, neil baturh bic
llstsri6rsituus bss 5lu0es bate fdwis'
rissr tperbsn f5nnen, wtro Der S6tTfabrt
alien m6sli6en 8Orfhub lsiifsn. @uf Der
9anbIsite wirb bagsgsn Strabburg NIT
srcesn, nett pUrsslhobsnsn Nubsnwerfsn
umssbsn, bic ole 9sfabr sinss Sombar-
Dement'S bslsitissn. &urI Straeburs.
8sbl ipq unb wirb bas aroBe emporium,
Der Stapslplab bes Sbsrrbeins psrbsn,
tpts ss &6In. Deub bsreitS fir ben untsr'
rGsin 9eporben."