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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
SOUTHERN SECURITIES

are duh and steady at about yesterdays prices.
The following were the closing prices:-Tennessee,
ex coupon, 7SIs rex; do new. rex 76s; Vir-
gtnia, ex coupon. GA e6; do new, II ~; DO
registered stock, old, "a q 65 do consols, 81 6S'
do. deferred, 20 a 30; Georgia sixcs, 50 So; do
sevens, OIL a %; North Carolina, ex coupon, asa 4os;
do. funding 1896. "a 30; do. do. $685. 80 81 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
UAPS AND MIsHApS.

Arrests in Brooklyn last week, 3O'.
The Croton pipe burst early yesterday in John
Noo. SO. Fsoa.sl, and sen ul dlIgcl re s,oc4
Clas.pn s. SONS brewery No. 81 East FOrty-scy-
Patrulman Joseph Thaycr Of the Tlirty-sccond
aecd nsy shot E Ell s4rvgh the hand on Stlnay night
A still exploded on Saturday in Fleming kcnion
Go oil niney C4fe-s-, Broo.n, d. AMI anes 9oogo
a workman, uaily bnfleL
Lena Schmidt accused Of smothering her new
BON hase At Tlsyr 18th inst, committed to
TN ioEabs b.! Coroner herrm-t.
John Langdon of Hancock-st. near Reid-aye.,
Bookin while g ihy aelrEn rrns SATURDAY night cus
Ia throat With razor lnfirt.g dangerous wound.
James Robertson was found early Yesterday at the
oo-ne OF The BoTer ard 5sso1' breeding piseJ from WOUNDS
.Ie heed lie refused 20 iel bow Ir received theta
Stephen MaWlcy u sixty fOurth-st. and Fourh-ave.
down flight basement step, daring fight wh
ioovu saturaay ngai. ard dangerously injured.
Michael Ynllend, German labo-er. who was
crushed between non pillar and Wheel which be vas hosting On
FrIJ last, At No p So.t l 90 saturday Do the Pax Hospital
Joseph Warren, age r., was arrested YESTERDAY in
,.a 'n S Sa,rgs o. a,,S SV toglf, @ a' an
The body of an unknown woman age y, having
lark hair and wearing black sack ald Gresi white uaercng Gri
i n slie WOODEN conl va ouni c'tel ia the 4si h'er
Of Per 81, and tkeB to tle Nora.
&c. Curts's store. No. go Warrcn-st., Brooklyn,
va o3el Of 40 Toh ~ provisions on - lray u'nT H.
wool house ~ jl ilc euten yesterday aI robbed Of
$50 worth Of clOthiug by asueaA-tl.eL
G.. W. Francis's factory on the third floor of No. 30
occupied by l. Mye saloon aH the second Door dwelling Loss,
5000 Insured. The building was damaged 500.
Alexander and William Myers colored brothers,
quaei early Yesterday At No Grn and the former
dangerously stabbed three times the chest once IN the If side once
in toe head aud once IN the a The assant FED and has not
yet been arrested The wounded Bellevue Hospital
The post mortcm examination of the body of Egg
s,ri SALISBURY who was supposed to ave died from injuries received a. the
hands ~ John Cannon Os workman Fulton Market showed inst
6sh cannon VAS accordingly dsch,rsd salisbury Nss
connected bis flasher beings leading lawyer al Iee.'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
LEcr-REs. MEETINGS.. ETC.

Mr.. De CordoYa will lecture on Mrs. GlWdy
this evening st Chekerng's Rooms, Fourccntst near
FIlti-ayc., IA behalf OF public charity.
The Rev. DR.. l.. II. Chaplin delivered the
frs of a series of lectures the Life and Career OF
Paul" Last evening. before very large conCrceaton ia
the Fourth Uuiyersaiis. Church, ON fAtA-a'e.
The French section OF the International
worEinsmen', Union aud the Bohemian Swiss, Belgian,
and German sections held an annual reunion, banquet
and bali last night the Union Assembly ROOMS, IN
GraIl-st.
The NeW-IOrk state Eclectic Medical Assoc
citation has elected the following officers .ur 1911: Presi-
dent Prof Matthew sialo Smith; First Eicc-PreslaeEt
j. /. Watson, " D., second Nlce-Pics.dc1t, J.. +.
Iluyar W. 3D.; Secretary, W. II. bOW,J}, NJ D. lieis-
urrr. L. D. BrougstOu VI. D.; Delegates 10 the National
Association, to meet in Philadelphia Jan. 26 PROF.
Matthc@ Hale smith, j. J.. Watson. ". i. HoWisiy'
1hos. Bailey, J.. simmons, Clls. nteihufu /" D.
Brou ,hton. George Chapman, T. 6. Henderson, ~ J..
Barnard. r. T. Hnyar, s. ID. Coycu, Geo. Ietden, D. H.
IJl h., and Is. X. IOAsip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
ALMOST n RIOT IN JERSEY CITK.
TIE MILITARY AND CITIZENS AT SWORDS POINTS
--RAYONETS. CIUBS. AND AXIS.

THE MILITARY AND CITIZENS AT SWORDS POINTS
--BAYONETs, CLUBS, AND AXES.
The Sabbath was desecrated IN Jersey City
Yesterday by the rioous conduct OF some OF the mem
bers OF Company Of the National Guard of NewJer-
scy who paraded with others OF the military at Tie fu-
neral OF the late Gen. Wright The trouble originated
"a usual in drunkenness. The facts appear TO be as FOL
lows: About O'Clock two pryates Of Company A, named
Kelly and Dwyer left the ranks during the funeral ser
vices at the grave went to the lagerbeer saloon Of
Corral Keller Palsadeaye, where they drank 10 eX-
cess During the carousal dispute occurred between
the soldiers and the proprietor. Words led 10
blows, and before many moments Kelly was struck on
tho head with club splitting the skull ana
closing the left eye completely. The soldiers lInne
diately drew their bayonets and Keller armed himself
with adze and In this threatening attitude they oe
came so clamorous that the attention of Police Officer
RoxOrd OF the Fourth Precinct who in plain clothes
attracted and he entered the saloon To queii tie
adze, and the soldiers Of bayonct and mu5ket with
Kys cap were also found on the door add brought
Third Precinct station, where they Low remain The
they threatened him II he did not desst. ROxfOrd
then called two citizens 10 his aid, one Of whom
was proceeding with them 10 the Police Station. chen
they were met by the battaos under the command OF
Company A, seeing their comrades prisoners, rushed
on their ,aptOrs with drawn payOneS, Knocked kuntZ
and the GeT on S in sqa 6n before e ds
charging it, Major Hart rode up aud ordered the men to
fall and AI5 nc l GGI took bareH 81 Ky and DIVER
rcraarking that ne would hold himself responsible for
Them kelly's head was then bandagcd up, and when
Tie military arrived at HobOkcn, Kelly and Dwyer were
landed 70 Capt Donovan of the Hoboten Police to
await any charge that might he made against them by the
STATE authorities AT O'Clock last night Major Hart and
Capt T.. j. Mechan visited the Hoboken police station
and on acertaung that person had appeared to pre-
fer any complaint AGAINST his men, they discharged
Later N the evening Keller the saioonkeeper reqnesCed
warrant the arrest OF the soldiers, while Ocer
R0xford made similar demand for the arrest OF Major
Hart Tie Justice doubling his jurisdiction IN the mat
ter hesitacd and said he would determine what acton
he would take to-day. The disturbance created great
excitement the ghbOrhOOd, and the people were 80
terrified at neighbOFng doors and windows were closed
and locked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
BECAUSE A Person HAS A BAD CoUGH Il

BECAUSE A PERSON HAS A BAD CoUGH II
Horo NOT BIZ CoSsUsPros Hs sEr H. ALTHo7
CASE OF CoysUxPToS Win USAccosPsiED BY
DISTRESSING CoUGu WHERE, DrsPosTIoS 70 PurHo-
YAaY DgsE EXISTS CoUGH TO rsELS STRAINS AsD RACKS
TIE LusGs STRENGTH D SOCK EsrAB
LuEs Az cURABLE CoxPSr. Il CASES, TuES' II IS Ts
syr PLAN TO GIT RID OF CoUGH CoLo HoRsEsEss WITHOUT
DELAY AND roR TINS PURPOSE PROMPTLY on
rrr OR WITH MORE DEWITT TO TIE ORGANS THAN
Dr. D. JArSEs ExpEcroRAT ARTICLE SCIENTIFICALLY CON
POUNDED IRON CAREFULLY SELECTED DRUGS VINCE
WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND WORTHY OF ITS
soLD BY ALL DECGGsTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

-. nat .h 10 inform you reader tia, Or wosaersl oses
man h,. discovered remedy Consumption when S ats
sre ha eonumei-in Short will all dss .eeacr o. ao ''
estate make men forever leave death pa Tor VAN %
work designed spbefe o's'h
A. A On Heaven Nf shall he hat e head enseys
Kind Of huahuerrFy Bu, when tell you that W i'd
only Which thousands esuy TO- ~h pay
ward for that esunos ApsmPhl-t gns ""l''
Information sent nee This remet, - ,,o.,o
SOLD ny MOST DRUGGISTS IL ALL PAkis Or lhh "o :,
picA,ses dcars Beware OF countshee snd
Nations. See that private STAMP when po'. ~. nv
outside Remember that WV p's
stamp United states Government express, i
nv ,e,nr Ia, nv por ait name address and the womb
Ceraea,e engraved IT, aud nee pe s %
by and Others representing
pr s,s an. IN. has she kno-ed~
10 manuisrtsr- genuine Dr. ssges tsanb kssce, s S'
% III an. m.heay X v PIERCE, n. d,
"''" 1873 o., butaN. n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH HINT

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Yesterday / overlook man on the
street who, few years owned two stores In this
city, was doing prosperous business, had comfortable
home; an American of cultivated intellect and gentle
manly address and bearing lie took to drink through
some domestic difficulties" he says; and became poor.
ragged wrcck-pnched Iiverng, shirtcrs, ana almost
shoecss My object In writing this IL to ask what char
table institution would take oogniZanoc OF
this care or 10 which could direct this unfortunate
nmpf believe that with little attention ana hcp lie
could yet be saved from utter ruin, but do not know
where 70 look for the proper agency to deal with the case
Etp York, Jan. &c. 1911. WIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong, Pure, and Rich Bleed Increase Of Flesh and
Weight, Clear szu aid Beautiful Complexion through
DR.. RAILWAYS
SaEShPAH.LLIIAEj EES5hVlH,'
DR.. RAILWAYS

Very drn Of sar-sp4rsn Re.olTe1 thc t'e
Bo. other aucs and JUICES " s ~ Ess
sound n7ierN
seros Consumption Gasau9r Dlease iccr {. te Ihrct ho
Tryrs Nos he Clans trt Of PARIS OF tle Co. sore %
Stro.y h1r- Ers. tie wOrs. lus OF Hhl Bs
Erupuons Sores sCal Head Ring No1A san hr D
Black Spots " TIE Fih Iunors 'aners ,
the Womb an Weakening ard Painful Discharges hght hWes
I1 Of S1eru and all a. the Life PnGr.e. are wnn no
c-rl.ye range this vri- Modern Clar -ni GAYS Ls
i n,ore 10 snv person either of these forms ~ d" -
tsst nov,r 20 cure them il Che pstea daily becoming Tuc BY
he wastes dec0uJ ,alo7 t conina{ pf'r- -o',s .
rrestng these vse Toe VII r''ca made ron
healthy blood and this tie Slr'Sran val an ie sI cur 10
esrts when this remedy Commences DO "ofA - lh-l
srt succeeds DIMINISHING The u wastes s vii be RAPID
ep eycry parent all Eel himself growing ie''er and sit9A 2
dgestag better, aIIee Ai0'- an NssA -d sc -
crsl1r. 49,. $500, t---
NOT does SARSAPARILIAS EFSOLVNr excel all lrora
- gents In lie cure Of fonc uols sod Hta
dsess but is the royte for Kf-o- BLADDER tn'r,
and Womb disease Gravel Diabetes Don,y soppee " % lncoi-
Thence Of True Disease AlmHura md ID 1 cas ~neo
thee are tck4rt d~pos thick. cloudy MIXED VIA
substance Ike The " e Il tgg threads ike white s. OF e
morbid dark bilious appearance aui white tonedu.t s aLi
when there pckg burning sensation when passing "a AZ pa
in the small OF the Back along tag Ions
Price dollar per bottle Soil BY Druggists evc5]Warc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
EECITAIS.


MISS KPEBS PIANo-FORTE RECiTAlS.
The second of the matinee recitalS OF piano
forte music by Miss Mary Krehs took place Saturday
Mt stenwav Hall before audience quite as good in
ouay as that OF the previous week. and rather greater
in size The programme as follows:
l. Sonata appassiona,'a: to beethoven
q Song, Loving Heart -. Gottschalk
sig. RaBdoh.
g. "a. Romano In d minor .............. .Schumann
C. Rondoin fa[ NJ. fr ,;s.-..-...-vOn Weber
4 Song, The Wanderers FaIewe"....C. Krcbs
Nine. Erchs-Nchaiosi.
Miss Krebs
G. Song, "Auf Wiedtrsehn" ..................Liebo
sig. Randoih.
'''''''' ~ Miss Krcbs.
Miss Krebs has played the Sonata Appassionata once
before IN public this city and has made with it an I'M
mstakabe artistic She throws into it all the
vitality, energy, and warmth Of expression for which
her performance Is usually remarkable and gives the
splendid last movement IN particular with admirable
spirit II is composition which accords better with
tho characteristics of her style than many other works
Of Beethoven and her Interpretation almost uncxccp
tionanlc. Her next selection was equally happy The
three beautiful and strongly conrasted pieces which she
here grouped together illustrated not only her versa
tlty, but her good TASTE for they were wen fitted 10
each other and she gave 10 each its distinct and apprO-
pirate co'ori0g. Her best playing, however was in the
Fugue and The POlOnaiSe. The Bach composition DcSs
with movement almost fantastic in its irregular
mea sure. and yet full Of delicate grace
Which would escape any less subtitle touch than that OF
really refined artist; and the fugue which follows re-
tsjns through all S Journalism, reflection OF the slh
gular and beautiful fanoies Of the Introduction MISS
Krebs has keen appreciation of both parts OF the WORK
In the playing Of fuguos especially she is always per
feet lor she as exact without being dry; and While pre-
serving that mathematical precision in the movement
which is so essential and yet often missed she catches
also the mco, flowing beneath those wonderful mon-
Inents II Bachs genius which the superficial musician
finds so mechanical. The selection from Chopin Is the
one commonly known as the Reiter ToonGiSe from the
imitation in the bass Of the galoping Of horse Miss
Krrbs gave IL with free hand and vigorous touch, with
a little deficiency sometimes Of dehcacy, but upon the
whole so much breadth of expression and such high
technical excellence that her audience critical as 1t was,
burst mo the most enthusiastic applause
TIE singing Of Madame Rrebs and Signor RandOlh
calls for 10 special criticism The adys excellent style
and extensive culture well known, and Sgnor Ran
dofs fine voice heard with general qualification,
after his few months absence from our platforms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
THE NEW CITY CENSUS
The following table shows the old and the
new enumeratons in the Ninth, Fourteenth, and
Eiam Ward Fourteenth Var, Ei,,Denh Ward
ICE-BOAT VS.. sTEAMCAR.

"A lively race occurred last Friday between
the Chichgo eIpross train from New York. and the two
iceboats, Zephyr, owned by j. BncLhout, and iclce
owned by John Roosevelt, the Hudson The train kept
ahead of FIRST but tho wind freshened and the boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

Albemarle Hotel-The Hon. Thomas W VIM,
worth NJ p and Thomas shaw Of EngianqI. alton nnd
man House-tieD. Goroif OF the Russian ibios Hotel
Cen = ID Hardin Of Chicago. === 81 N.in",
Jndge r. Hitchcock OF Ohio. - sew ioIA III Eif,b
The Hon william Dorsheimer Of Bihllo ,,.i nm
ironue Hotel-The Hon NJ. i. Bemus OF may ylnG'
n Y - Astor HOuse-Sir W. j.. Logan Vi nio'''''''
DEPARTURES. 49,. 49,,
Gov Hoffman left the City for Albany 3CS''iu"'' anu
nx-Gnr. SeNmour for Utlca on satuIday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
lAnnouucensrts.
announcements.
BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

BrENETT's SUPERIOR FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Is 1esl are strictly STANDARD" and uniform 10 quality
PA IlFOD, Twenty irst and Broadway Soi4 them of !'As
Growing in i.SoE y..-...-. -. -
BToalsay.
For sae by all G,s,-clIss Grooefs and Drugsisss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

passed IL in triumph going ut the rate OF GO miles an hour
On Saturday, the boat snowSguall, with two men on
board broke through the ice but no damage was DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.


gli9 tgom. Hav, Trgiqua. nitrate Of sCtA
SCSsEr-- wind fresh y. v.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRASCsco Jan l2thr British ship Arcots VIC s' % inc
vIel. aelt cleared frr rtapo' Yesterday afternoon "
sax FHsCco jan 2SLp louDg America wtrh gruhu' ma,
Cs fou-le threw Oye.borl plrt Der cargo ai "n loAel
md herself ~ She load Dc Tor NV orA
trutpe-.y ; g. Jan c2-A.uytt, steamship Soun tsfohl,
from Ss.Yors aa W. Eyerlan lhae pa oar1 oaruei
~ N.r.Y ~ Fa-e from Fort Talbot, Art Nnco from Liverpool
,rl Ccor.ett Nev-York and John ;. Lee % "a
le Cintah1 oauateri 1lt or StI,oa
ard ~ G. , Cali Of MEXICO ami bng salvador Tor BARGE
l0rl. ..t,,re-,
Rho Holmes sparkling and Emma D. En.cot from Hc"o'Ai
ses.1.t.u Livingston NeN-loih n,
NiA.0LK. Va Jan 2Stsim-r Ncsshnrz ir'A Moor ol r
Ce.c. par in FOR coal shs will sel tuoTo" Iora.-g. -
pers -sho a. from NeS-toTa aleu- Win 0s'fs
lost bsr foremost anu S here by tue steamer "yaloAe
FOREIGN PORTS. ,..,
rp ian 20E De- r-Tbe Liverpool. for 'Pniia
te9hl h puJ Queenstown VITO loss Of sails AMI ia hAAls Ca"
S THOMAS Jan IGArgel brig Anne YOUNG from L.fpo"l o
EcaYorA eaa.lgi tarA SAVANNAH. from 4Al1eio' Io '1
leaking.
DISASTER. .
Erv Wg4r p, Ian 21-rle British brig Nara Ferguson WIZ
Mi. IfyarUo0l Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ReuARKs-Jan 81, 1SI0-Thcrmoinete ~ a., a. ma "
3 D. H. 45o IL p. m $40. Jan. 21-oj', "' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

HARD TIMES ALWAYS ATTEND THOSE in unfit
rarsss IS misery sens sed Wecl. Everybody shoad
accept Lt guidance By PhKRSoLoGY applied daily 40 80
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

All kinds Of Irvine, COrdage and Paper
Net e4sl prices WILLARD HARVEY, 10 BroadHay AeN-iVt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Wrs Consul General R6sing, President of
WESTCHESfER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-The funds required, under
the General Railroad act for the beginning OF the
White Plains and Now-Y0rk Railroad, Is already SUD
scrbed 10 per cent OF the subscription has been paid IN
d .I necessary naners have been taken to Albany to
be fled. It tie intention TO build the ROAD me "hOc
distance from NcwYorl, 20 White Plains or he as i@r
east AZ the nature OF the country Will permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

stearsp Gen Barnes. MALLORY. S1vlnnah Wde and pass
S,easslr nrIshre Rector. Sew Bedford rdse anu pcS-
Steamship 2 ica1. Gibbs, Delaware 49,. Edse =,
Stam y6ee DELANEY san Domingo Cy jan T. Jasua 49, ana
Porto Plata lG ndsc. ami SIS.
Schr l.. K kiTAe, Toe, Baltimore.
BELOW.
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

KFY wgsr rs, jon 22The British brig Nara fes1soo, w
,ot. tp Mobile for Liverpool is ashore a. IOTlga I1 'tse
wi. be- total oas boz f.e cargo all le saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
The ball had to be lowered on Saturday

owing 10 mild weather but last night the cold hardened
the ice surfaces all the ponds again, and to-day the
sport will be resumed. The Capitone proprietors have
adopted the sprnking process for improving the sur
face OF their ice each day The icebOat postponed
from Saturday, will take place to-day. The skating al
the Parks III poor, In consequence OF rough Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

Edwin Booths magnificent revival of "Riche-
eu together with his stately and magnetic personaton
Of the Cardinal give to his stage the attractive life and
power OF beauty and genius, and make 1t the theme OF
general public Applause and delight "Richelieu" will
be acted every night; and at Saturday Matinee, as
usual; but next Saturday evening Tho Marble Heart"
will supersedc "Love and Loyalty" ofnght bill
Mr. Booth we regret ~ learn, still sufers.-as the
opening night OF "Richclieu."-with cold and
neuralgia which must distressing obstacles TO the
actor In such hard working part Rcheitu In view
Of his illness Mr. Booths generous lberaty In giving
extra performance for the Holland Testimonial Thurs
day-when he delighted a very large audience by his
brilliant and dashing Pcruchi0-mus Dc get down
signal instance OF practical goodness We take great
measure in noting tie tact that his Richeeu IL drawing
rrowded houses and that IL meeis with emphatic adni-
ration from all quarters.
sTADT THEATER-sEEBACH.
Marie Secbach took her benefit at the Stadt
Theater on Saturday night and acted before vast and
unanimously enthusiastic assemblafe- gaining bright
honorf and solid rccompcnsc. The share OF the proceeds
lint fell 10 the actTose eScecued $500 Every lover OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19

Die Hbnign mics bm einen Stubl an
Nib nubm icIbit ibm geseniiber 9las.
nniere Gage wiro td9liG bcfnun93'
lpier, ipra6 iie nit 8lroe, i6 bite gu6,
Cardinal, left bieie 8riefe.
Surgtp las. Spmprrp legt oaS Cons
manop nieoer, iaste er lddeInO, pus 1T ia
Elm Slid, er lit ein topferer SUIcat, aber
tein Selcberr.
9iennt mir einen anoeru, Cardinal,
entgegnete Diaria, bent man ben Oberbe~
Iebl auperrauen tbnnte, uno if ltimne
Guh bel.
Nur9io ;udte bic gt6Ieln.
Sd, oas tapiere llngOrH bat ieinen
5eIobcrrn, tubr Muria iprt, Spmorrp 1T
minoeitens elm Splpat. glir baben aud
penig erfabrene Sclopten. GS ieblt al
aIlem. Der Hei68ratb bat Gcmprrp gum
5eloberrn porgeiblasen, Der abnis bat
tbn ernannt. gSir boben ben Balotin
na6 Giieg9, Sumcrrp nab YeterWarbein
gelenOet, I'M bieie 6eitungen in gcrtbeicis
gungSltanp ju Ieben. sd babe meine
lebten Suwelen perpfdnbet, tint bic Gldaiz
tiiten gu sablen. @ergebens. Die Splz
oaten lauien aus ben Gjrenjteituugen iprt,
ueil iie teinen Sub betpmmeu, uuo Die
mano Sab(t Die Steuer, Ole rer 2anota9
ausgei6rieben bat. 8dbrenb Der Sultan
III @ilmdri6en berunSiebt, mir infer 9ebs
tes Upfern, idlemmt bieier gloel, tilst ieine
Sirnen, itreitet INT ben Gorrang bel Der
Dtittagstaiel unb ldbt ben Sdbel in oer
Gde rotten. SaS 1T Elm perIpreiles 8plt,
Cardinal, Elm &ci6, pa$ bem llntergang
9epeibt 1T,
fSEnrtffbuuo fnInt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19
Oermifbtc 9cpefd,cu aus Rcips
9lorf.

Hcw.Dorf, IS. Deg. --- Gine 0epeid)e
bon Bort SeruiS oil bic Zines" melcet, SaB
iniolge Der WiBperpaltuug Der yGrie. Sabn"
bort ein 20 Dieilen lan9cr 3u9 pom Dredlt'
farren untbdtig iiebt, peil feline gotomotlpen
sur VefDroernng Uorbanocn ilno.
- Soc Gobnrn nil oas BreiSboren aufge.
ben uno eiil aniiGnbi9er Wienld lpcrben.
- Ser Staotrotb BON Srootpu bat beute
Wabreseln ergriiien, nm Der IuSbreitnng Der
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rem uno brei an9enblidlid) gsi5btet.
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y Die Commercial lluiou stiinrauce.
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Chicago iiberbaupt nlir s62 800 perlor, allo
nidbt lin Gerinafen senDtbigt 1T, ;u liqnlni'
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res ferminS bis ;um 80. Sei.
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i'm So. 9ebeusjabre. Son ieincn g8srlen IT
beioneers ''1ne Italian Sketch Book" "Sicily
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gstomnteI.
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ipurben aber pertrieben.