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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04

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SANrL. NJ SHoENAkEE.............. P Presidsm
OSCAR \. >TEVENS....................S1cret
DIRECTORS.
Richard r. Mrrrick. j: Dean Smith.
George Wm Brent Walter L-nnX.
Oscar \. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Through Mai! Trains leave Washington. from
Maryland ayrnur lcr"t.at 40 Il. H.. for Lynch
t,tY.. AN, intermediate stations, SUNDAYS imc!EI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %" :h,. Manassas Branch II the
O.. A. y VI. K. r.. Sundays excepted. Lcav"
Alexandria. from the corner of Duke and Henry
,,,,,.tS. ut l::op. ~ from Harrs"nhurg. Sundays
excepted. and $50 from Lvnchhurg. Sundays
Included
Local Passenger Trains lcav" Washington.
ron MARYLAND Avenue Depot. ri 10. and
ll:iI Il. m, and l:iN. ,. t. G:lG and 40 J.. NJ
l.c:,v" Alexandria. from the corner Of Duk" and
Henry streets. ri 10 and a. H.. AMI from The
corner al King and Il. ASaph streets =" t. ) ana
1910 "a. li.. and IL and , T. n.
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria, from
the corner OF Duke and Henry streets, III 4:41 Il.
m. Lclv. Washington from Marylamd avenue
depot, 1T I:l0p III.
Through tickets can i" procured at the office
81? til" Company. corner 9TH stree; and Mary
land avrntr. Washington. and baggage checked
through. -...
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after TUESDAY. N"v"Iuhrr ~. 1870.
an! until further notice" EVENT Nc SPEECH \ l.
TRAINS in addition "a l"c:,l day trains will +"
run EVERY Tt ESDAI and FRIDAY EN EN-
ING hctwrrlI Alexandria ail Washington.
Evening Special Trains leav" from III" corner
"t 81 As;tplr and King street.. .l!cNanl ria Va.
Il; . p. IN. Returning, lrav" Maryland avrnU"
depot. Washington. d. {. 1t ll:3o T. m.
Round trip tickets for evening special trains for
ale. at the ticket "ic" in Alexandria after the
departure Of thr5 p. m. local day train. and
ti.l" good returning 10 NcNandri,tior any local
train on tn" following day. Farr ~ It.
q. \. STEVENS. Gen. Supt.
u i pIlElpS li.n Mnn;lm..r. NOV ri q
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Commissioner Office. Dec. - $50.


All persons Interested in the decree. .; which
the foregoing is an "ffica! copy. vii! take notice
that at my Office ut Fairfax Court House, on the
10th day Of January. ISL, | shall proceed 70
execute said order Of Court. AMI continue The
same from day 10 day until completed.
THOMAS MOORE. Commr.
in Chancrry. County Court
dec lG-aw4w Fairfax County
VIRGINIA AT Rule held in the Clerk
Y office Of the County Court al Alexandria
John D. Bcuchl"r. plain,f against Robeg.
Walker Frederick ". Jones and the personal
representative Of Joseph \. Pearson, to the
plaintiff unknown. defendants In chanccry
The object IF this suit is t" have the sales SCI
aside which wns made by Frederick W. Jone:
on October llth. A. ID. leG4 N trustee under
deed of trust executed by John d. BHuchr!
and wife dated Iune i. 1869. and recorded III
liber r. No 3. folio sol. one Of the land record,
Of Alexandria County Court, and 10 have the
land described in tho said deed of,rust, and since
purchased by Robert Walker. rcs"d under de-
cree Of the Court
The defendants Frederick W Jones and III"
personal representatives 81 Joseph \. Pearson,
TO the plaintiff unknown. not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules ef this Court.
and il appearing BY affidavit that +. ". Jones
is not Il resident Of this State. ana the persona!
representative of Jas y. Pearson is unknown t"
the plaintiff it is ordered that n" said defendant,
appear here within one month after due publ
cation Of this order and do what is necessary u
protect their interests in this suit and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in the
Alexandria Gazette. newspaper published III
the city Of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessive weeks. and posted AZ the front door Of tho
Court House Of this county. \ copy. tsste
n S,,a,, doc 1u-iuwIyr
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un and after October 9th. $50 III" trains on
his road will hc run a> follows:
The Mail train will leave Alexandria daily.
except Sunday. III $40 a. m: arrive nj Lc"Shurg
"a 1920 H. H.. and Hamilton at l0:40 Il. m. Leave
Hamilton 1T l2:lj p. m. and Leeshur@ at l2::E3
D. m. and arrive nj Alexandria nj 2:3l' p. m.
The Accommodation Train will leave Alexan-
'lra daily except Sunday. ut 4 p, m. and arrive
al L,cShurg 1T ,i:n y. III. Leave Leeshurg at 40
a: m. and arrive at Alexandria ut $40 n m.
The $50 Il, IN. train from Alexandria and l215
y. M. train from Hamilton. connect ut Hamilton
with krmp> Daily Line OF Coaches for Purcell
Vile. SnickrrSvillc. Brrryviilc and Winchester:
also. with Rramrr> Line Of Coaches. which leav"
l.rr%brrs daily Tor Balls ill. Aide and Mid
dirhurg.
oct l'-,f Il. II. H.\NENNER. Tick Agt.
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ALEXAN DRIA. VIRGIN A.

All work executed with dispatch and upon the
most reasonable ternls.
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PRESSES OF THE LATEST INVENTION,
TYPE. BORDERS. RULES.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04

SAML. VI SHOEMAkER.... ....... President
! DEAN SMITH .......... Treasurer
OSCAR A. STEN ENS. .........S Secretary
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HANDBILLS.

4 call from our numerous friends in the city
and country, in want of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Three years ago citizen of Dos
ton, Mr. Il. NJ. smith, undertook a
tour to the Rocky Mountains in his
own carriage, i'll company with his
wife. The journey was accomplished
a few days ago, and tie travellers
returned to their homes last week.
They made with tlleir own horse
10000 miles, and 10000 by steam,
saddle, and in Indian cailoes, visit
ing every mining camp and village
from Montana to Mexico, at an ex-
pense OF, over S23, 900.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
A New York dispatch of Sep

A New York dispatch of Sep
tember 28th gives this : "A num-
Der of prominent Democrats from
the South and West have had a
meeting with leading members of
the party, and have agreed, it is
said, to put Chief Justice Chase for
ward for the Presidency. Those
claiming to know declare that Chase
is very anxious to be candidate,
and he has all entire understanding
with influential Democrats all over
the country that lie shall be nomilla-
ted. 1t is reported that he himself
has prepared platform very literal
in character, and which he thinks
will be satisfactory to many discon-
tented Republicans.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

The constant increase of crime COM
mitted under the influence of liquor has
led to the introduction of a new licen-
sing law in England, with a view of
restricting the sale of liquor by reduc-
ing the number ofpublic houses, which
now average one to 1872 persons-to
say nothing of the wholesale stores, or
these where liquor is sold not to be
drank OH the premises. There is quite
total abstinence party in Great Brit
ian bnt the most it has ever attempt
ed in the way of legislation was to try
to have law passed granting to GER
tain majority of the taxpayers power
to prohibit the sale of liquor in its linn
its. In the course of the debate on
this licensing bill, reference was made
to the plan adopted in Wurtemburg,
where the Government owns all the
liquor stores, placing them in charge
of a Gvernment officer. 1t is made the
interest of this official to sell as little
liquor. and as much tea and coffee as
possible, since he is allowed a percent
age on all sales of these milder bever-
ages. Such plan would hardly work
well either in England or this country,
but it is said to be valuable auxiliary
| in promoting sobriety among the
| WurtembtTgers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Was the wine made by Jesus from
water, at the wedding of Cana of CALI
lie, Intoxicating? This question sub
stantially, was discussed :. lately in
six successive meetings of the Presby-
terian Minister'S Association of Phila-
delphia. The body was divided on
the question, at the end as in the be-
ginning Of the discussion but ll..uni-
ted in the resolution 50 that, in view of
the deplorable results, temporal and
eternal, which in so many cases are
clearly traceable to the custom of wine
drinking, especially as part Of so
cial entertainment and in view also
Of the Divine precept that the strong
bear the infirmities of the weak, not
pleasing themselves; even as Christ al
so pleased not shimseif; this Associa-
ton regards the entire disuse of wine,
as we'll as other intoxicating liquors, as
a beverage, by individuals Or at social
assemblies, as a duty which, under the
Christian law of self-denial, is now
due to suffering humanity"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

-a Icannot get over the feeling that
the souls of the dead do somehow
connect themselves with the places
of their former habitation, and that
the hush and thrill of spirit which
we feel in them may be owing to
the overshadowirg presence Of the
invisible. ST. Paul says, - We are
conpassed about with great cloud
Of witnesses - but how can they be
witnesses if they cannot see and be
cogniizant p? Harriet u. Stosoe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

SOME THINGS YOU WILL NOT BE
SORRY FoR.-For hearing before
Judging. o
For thinking before speaking.
For holding an angry tongue.
For stopping the ear to a tale-
bearer. ts }.
For refusing to kick a fallen man.
For being kind to the distressed
For being patient to ALL
For doing good toaH men. y
For walking upright before God.
For lending to the Lord.
For laying up treasure in heaven.
For asking pardon for all wrongs.
For speaking evil OF no man.
For being courteous to all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

General Brice, the Haytien Mir
lister to France, hunted down the
ex-Emperor Soulouque has been
twice hanged by the neck ; twice
the rope slipped; aid i'll three
sieges lived comfortably by eating
the soles OF his boots.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

His IIighness the Nawab Of \ a
zim, of Moorshedabad, has family
of forty-two children, of whom nine
teen are unmarried princesses. Each
one waiting for royal husband,
and the heart Of his highness is
heavy because they come not.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
was" And then he left for Scran-

was" And then he left for Scran-
ton.
London kilograms of Oct. LIST, !.
contain the following: Dispatches
from Great Grimsby give harrow
ing details ofshipwrecks IN full sight
of the people on shore during the
late great gale. The master of the
American ship Bertha Ihnye, was
swept overheard from her deck and
drowned, while off Luildy Isle.
The steamer Sunderland, with
seven hands, and an Italian brig
with nine persons on board, both
foundered offthe nreuth of the Hum
Der, during the gale.
Emile OLIVER has settled In Turin,
and avows his determination of
never again returning to France.
4 sun fish, weighing 800 pounds,
was recently captured at New Bed
ford, Mass.
Nebraska took the field against
the Union, in the genealogical ex-
hib;tion at Ricllmolid, aid bore off
the palm. 1t took the first premi-
llm for the best collection of fruits.
A Turk has appeared in New
York with a wife whose strange,
luxurient beauty has created deep
sensation. She has the eyes of a
hour, almond-shaped, deep and
dreamy, and brilliantly white teeth
that laugh when she laughs. The
delicate white lace that covers her
blue dress is held by little groups of
real humming birds, perched on
branches made of the brilliant wig
sheaths of the green-beetle- They
are sojourning at an uptown hotel,
en- route for Canada.
Thomas King, IT, Of Lewiston,
Me-, believed that laughing at the
bolts and bars might be indulged in
by something else than love. He
was placed in the county Jail for
some incorrigible offence. Before
the bolts were shut an hour he had
with comman pea-knite cut his
way out, just III time, however, to
fall into the arms of the warden.
Put into another cell, in an incredi-
BILE short time he had smashed
through the walls and had almost
escaped when discovered. Out of
patience with the pertinacious break
away, the jailor put him i'll a third
cell, securely handwriting him to
keep his busy hands still. In ex-
actly 40 minutes the watchman
reached the cell OH his rounds, and
the prisoner was nowhere to be seen.
Two bars were cleanly cut away
and the handouts were gone.
| An explosion of tire-damp occur
red last Wednesday morning at E
O'Clock in the mine in Glawergar
county, Wales. Five men were
killed. Owing to the early hour the
regular force had not commenced
work, else the loss of life would
have been frightful.
/ A late dispatch from New York
states that the prosecution of the
Tanmany gangis seriously hindered
by the refusal of the Board of Su
pervisors which is under Tweed
control, to allow the Committee o
Reform the power to send for per
sons and papers,
Bismarck, according to Berlin
correspondent, believes he was pois
oned by some unknown enemy dur
ing his recent visit to Frankfort on
the-Main.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

The Norwich -i,{se,ftse.. selects
the following from & What / know
about farming - " Catch your but
tertiies late i'll August. Select deep
yellow ones it you would get sweet,
saleable butter.o
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

The editor of the Times has been
presented with a purse Of $4,000
by the Union League, Ill recogni-
ton Of his services against the l am
many Hall Ring.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Morgan county, Illinois, boasts of
the largest hog in the United
States. WEIGHT l ,3O5 pounds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

In. the intoxicating cup discontent
seeks for comfort; !; cowardice for cou!s
age bashfulness for confidence sad
ness for joy and they all find ruin.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

On the 10th OF last June there
were 30,045 post offices in the Uni
ted States.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

TO San Francisco and back is now
the fashionable bridal tour.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

The female population of Great
Britain exceeds the male by 718, 5 16.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
Die SeutIdben in JSeD : gburf
nnb bic Ncfprmbctuc0ung.

Die 9eutifen Rem Dort'S 6lei6en bel benz
Griolge, tpelt)cn bic 3tefOrlnbeme9ung in Der
Stuot 9e9abt, ntft ltebcu; biecS benefit Die
am SountGg MtOrgen ituttgebabtt Sr9uuiiGs
ttoHSueriamnluug i'll Der y@erntanio-pale."
Sr. .. OttcuoOrfcr riei Die ~Serinmmlulg Sur
Srouliug, iHoem or cine &rtldrlng itber Die
3wefe o~erielbcn abgab, uno iflu9 Sru. g.
8aufmann (9tcp. ais SoriIeenben Dor. Die
Organization oes &orltauoe5 lpuroe ourd) bic
Grpdbluug oeS Sru. ~. Stterburg (0em.)
gum Setretdr oerpoultduoigt.
Gui Intrag SeS 6rn. Or. @crde wuroe
oanu folgcnOer ScihluB gefuBt:
"Seibloncn, aui @rnno Der 9oce'n Der @ttornbe'
ton obne llHttridteo Der Hartci inter ocn oeuIibeH
anopttpbur9ern 81 9rhnocr,"
Die TerlGumlun9 bat Johann i~ol9enocn
Guiruf e%rlaiien:
rSn einrr TN 10. bs. absebattGuen Se%tiamnluHg
putbc bcltloiicu, auf @rnno Der joee'n Der Jteiormz
b%liuegun9 cine Organization Der oeutidcu aooptiuz
SltgCr Der Stuot Nemzgort obue lRterihieo Ger
tartet ms Scber gu rufen. lin nun olele 5oee'u
pratttib uusSuilbren, 1T es notbi9, edB ith Die oeutz
ihen gooptiObltrQer Der Staot obne S~eltuCrlult In al
len gBdroe oOer AiiemblB:8 ~iltrllten in SGrene orga=
%niren. Nir itno i~ber5eust, oGb tein oeutider Sltrz
ger Die 8%erphtdtuH8en, ole t9m ourt Die am z. 9too.
trruuAenen, glGH3enoen SiC9e Der Reiornpdrtei aus
etlegt lporoen fiHo, ~pGrgefieH miro, boifen uno 9lau=
ben otclmebr, odB b~ieItlben nab lpte por nit allen
8riiten uHo Uiitteln tGr ben Rabrlprlll, pelber uns
sum Siege getibrt bat nS5rlihe mo Idbtge Seante
0Sert eenn, oeulibe Wlttbtlreer, or9uRtfrt Sud, penn
nur Damn tonnt 5br iefe 1battgtett entipitein, ole iea
gensrCldl tur oGs @elneinrueIen uno os Deuti1en
StGmmes luiirotg lit !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
9hu, Ginlalt hrrn gSe[fen!

NSenn Gin Strnud obsr Gin Baum Su >uclfen be-
giunt, nuB CT irrbcn. Gr fam ntht pteocrbclebt
lpercen. aber nit men i6Itteu gpeien pcrbdlt sS iib
anbers. Cine msnIGltde 0iuine Tam uusesbciiert,
aetraitist, picoerbcreeHsnt iperberl, luGbreno Elm tucts
tergebrduntes gIdtt oocr Gin oeriuitterter @raebafm
ME ipicoer ann griinen Gebradt iueroen Fam. Snt
SerbIts ober ieIbt i'm Dinter bes 9cbens, ipent Der
8orper untcr Der Sat Der SABRE su iinten iteint, lit
&C bod m0elib, ben Sortitrttt bes Brtfaas gu pCrjos
germ uub Dem Hitter mebr. ais icine 9cipobnltde Strait
Su u%srleibeu. als elm Wiittel 5ur 60roerln9 oieies
3lpetes III Spftetter's ma9enbitterer unSiueiicl=
bait bic mihti9lte aler Understandings teoi5lz
ncn. Or tann ole atteu nitt jung nabcn, aber er
luiro bic SbUitcn, uelhe bic 9cruo9Hltten 9s9lsiter
ooer milbcrn. Se8en g6rudtc unb Wtausel an gtcr=
~penirOit, etcidpirl, ans lueIder llriabc ~bicfeIben entz
itaRoen, III or ~oicjenige YtehtSin, trelde Dor alen nnz
bern In Der gBclt ben Ramen zines Spcciftcunls an
mciIten %peroicnt. Nm 0teinbet, an frGitisenocn Gil
9cnidaItcn, an @eci9nctbeit iir idiuOdc Ntd9en uro
idiudt1ltde a6rptrbeid0fienbeit 9ibt es ruebcr unter
ben Std~rtun9smitteln Der Bbarmacop6e, nod unter
Den gatsntmec5inen Elm SsiImittet, baB itb nit ibm
meiien Fam. Rebrn ieiner Starfunsseiscnibait be-
fist CT Sditeperbciierlngsz lRb 0te9elun9seigcrihaitc item
ertcr SlaIie, nno ais cine antibtlioie WiebiSin LIT er
ir9euo elmer Suediilbcr ertbGltenoen Rii6un8 uorSis
StcbCn. Die Griabrnug bat 8elebrt, oa6 8egen Wetten
besG6rpers, R~crpenI6ipdte, Spspepiie, @a1enlciben
uHo gBebielitebcr Soietter's Bitterer Gin Seilmittel
1T, Dem tein anoeres 9%leiftommt. Dies 1T bic Sab
resjeit oCs eaubiGlesi mo9e CT Die Ilten, Shlpdblis
den, 9rinflihen %crlnnerI, ibren 9orper nit benz gro
Ben pegetabiliibcn StGrfungSz uno Sditepcrbeiies
rlln9snttttCl 5u %trdttt9en! (276-olt&u)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21

Sorger uno ebeuio isit uertrauenb auf Die
Siegs Der @erctttgtett ltno 6reibeit, ME i'm.
mer."
ueber Oas @eieu uro Die GsnosnS Der 8ur.
trGge iagt OOiielbe Slatt:
ypcder 1T uuo bleibt elm &orbilo zines
SoslSiitbrcrS uuO AgitatorS, nie eriein mlB,
nm OaS Solt sur litbe fir &edt, 8abrbeit
unO 6reibett 5u bcgeiitern wenn CT
aud in ulsu ianguiuii6er oofiuuu9 anf
Ste9 mo III ShatenOraHg ounu mo mann
III ueririibtcr Attiou treibeu mag. Jtidlt
N0B Scdtr'S GteOeH iold,e 4gitationen III Ot'
rettem A9duNclu eHtbielten, Ie limb uol Oes
alien iiberibIlmenocu Seuergciites, gelGutert
ieooh burd eiu Eebeu uol Grfubring uno
Ourb pieltafeS, eruiltheS Stuotum. Gu
Der S0no Der @eidIid)te ODER ourd) Die 9ebreu
uuierer eigcueu @rlebniiie III i~iingiter Ser
9Gngeubeit Seigt ms 6eder BEN GontrOIt Smis
lden 6reibeit mo llnirsibeit, Gug mo gSabr-
belt, I'M uHs fir Die wabre Sreibeit Su begei.
tern uno sum 6anNeln iiir lie III tdrttu unO
gu ermutbigeH. S%nioiern limb ieine SOrtrdge
a9itotorliher nno Observation-Disclosures
Ratur,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
Ole Nebtc Der TiIbereiSdbijTc,

guf Outrage itber Die Hette rno Iriuile.
glen anerltaniiher SabrSeu9e, Inter eintm
@rlaubniBihein leDeln III bitrfen, Der linen
9%eItattet, auSlanotite Sdfen III bcritbrcn, llno
tSanbel III treiben, hat Der Sil1dnS. Setretir
elitld)iebet, oaB bic IuSitclung BON @rlaub
niBiteincn fir Sti6erei, SabrSeuge, auf mel.
DE binaite I'M Gtntlan9e nit Dem @eiee ham.
oeln ntlo freltbe 0dfen 6~eriibreu %fbnneu, ges
ipdbrt fperoen mag, 10 latge bas @eies nidlt
wioerruferl tutrb, uno lpenu ioldle Bermiiito=
rte1 nad)geiuht meroen. Der Status Der
a~mertfaniifen S6iffe in auslinoii1en SGfen
1T BON oereit legalem Status abbdr9i9, ben
iie i'll Der !Seimatb unb in Ser Sccupas
ton baben, IN neld)er lie en9a9irt iinb.
@enn benz @eies Seniige g~eleiitet NOR
ben III, uno nenn tie nit ben fir bic
Heiie notbtpcnoigen Papieren perieben lino,
lam beren Sanbel III fremben SGien teilem
Riiifo unterliegen, tpenit bic fremoldnot,
ifer @eiese nitlt uerlebt peroell. Der &C.
fretdr bemerft %inoeien ,oaB bic amerifaniidler
@rlaubniBideine auBerbalb Der @ren3en Der
Ser. Staaten feline anoere @iiltiafeit, ais bic
zines geueiies oeS Gbarafters oeS Sdiffes II.
ieiner ReiIe befieen, nit anberen @orten, Die
YcrmiiIon, fremoe !6afen beriibreu uub BARN
baubeln su oiirfeit, 6tellt leoiglid), I'M Al be.
lpeileHI uub pup Sul'll pu5n puo 0teu]t gutf
iuenn iolfeS niht ourd] Sertrags,H egulattos
ueil ooer ourdJ oaS Ser 2oci nerboten 1T, eab
aber Der Granddaughter Dem S9iiie feline
Rsd)te uno Pripile9ien ertbeiIt, luenn iold)e
perboieu iino. g9enn S1iiir nit iolhen Or.
laubniBibeinen in bic Ser. Staaten suriid.
tebrcn, pann iiHo fe ben 3o1 : Collections
@elesen BON 1893 untermoli len, ~iniorpeit oies
lelben Die Gnmelpung ino ablieferuns Der
Waiifeite &C. %forbern. Gin Siiderei : sSabr.
ieug obne lolhen grtaubntBihein fir ben
Sanoel uub bic 0eriibruns iremoer Safen
Ii, penn es innerbalb prefer @eaaas BON Der
Siiite, nit auslanoiid)en @iitern am SorS,
b.troffen mirb, nit iammt ben @itern Der
Sei9lasnabme nnb Der Sermirtuns inter
,nnrfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
Ertebrth Scdcr.

Die Sagc, an oenen Sr. Sricorid Seder
feline orei Sorleinngen in luierer Staot Al
Balten geoentt, iino naditen 0onneritag,
Sreitag uno Sonnabelb. Im Sonnerltag
Mittag miro berielbe bier eintreifen. SieSorle.
iun9en oes yalten" baben LIBERAL a%uflang uno
YeifaI gefuuoell troBoem oas beutihe Ynb-
lifum nod nift beionoerS ptelG orliebe fir Of
ientlide Sorlelungelt uerratbeu bat. DAB
Seder ais 8orleier cine Iusnabuie ntadt, 1T
iibrigens leid)t erfldrlid). ,@S lit uid)t bios
Der Snbalt Der Sorlelun9cr, - iagt Der Bbil.
uOemofrat" - y%lotoern Der Sorleicr Ielbft,
iuelter has Bnblitum madltig ansiebt. Sets
Ter, eerSiebling beS oeutid)en &olfss aus Der
Sturm, uuo 8rang- Ieriooe oeutidler Nrei=
belts. nnb @inbeitS. Sample IN 1913, lit Die.
fer SiebliHg bis auf ben beutigen Sag aeblie-
ben. Sabr5ebnte linb oahingtgangen, Bic ba,
malige iunse Seneration III iett bic alte: aber
penE fie ibres iugenoliden 6reibeits .@ntbu=
fiasnlus unb ibres GiigenS BON oamafs ge=
bentt, 10 9ebenft ie aid lcnes fiibuen begeis
ifertenDtannes, geoenft ie Seder's, Der, in Der
Sorid)ule baoiiterS olfserbebung gebil0et, iebr
balo ole Siibrer uno GieprGientant oeS repubz
lifaniiten Sung Deutidlano gait. llno ais
Observation-Disclosures erif)eint er ms nod, INNER
troe ieiner co Sabre. DEM lein leetes aufs
treten fir Die &tnbeit uno Sreibeit Deutid,-
lambs in 8eosn, bic aud in Deuti6lanb auf.
iebeu madten uno sroben Seital iauoen, setgt
II bel benz Griie nod benielben nnat-
beugteu Dintb, oieelbe ioeule Seseiferuna
fir IoltS- Tsd)t uno 6reibeit, mie iie einftmalS
Der Singing uno Der Wfaun bewabrte."
uebsr ben Sorlesr iagt Or. Steiner ferner
i'm Bbilab. ,Deniofrat:"
nSsder madlt nen Ginbrud zines riifigeu
Mannes, Der bod in ben Yisr,igern ftebt,
feline 60 Sabre fiebt Inn Hiemau6 an. Scit
benz leeten Sabr5ebnt bat CT fait gar iiidt ge.
altert. Die d3eit ideint iphrios al Sieier
f~raftisen @eitalt unb on cieism friidJen tapie-
rem @eiit poriiber3usebeu. gSie mir 9eder
INNER tanntsn lnO in Grinneruus truaen,
fanben mir i'm wieoer, b~egsiltert fit bas
Sd0ne, Snte nnb 8abre, elm dhter Sobn
nnc Elm dtter 8ribun oes Bolfes, nngebeugt
Sur9 Ganidunseii, Onrd taslide Miiben u.