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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11
THE COURTA

COURT IN GENERAL TKRM-To-day the case
OF keifer and wife w. Carusi ct al. on sp-
peal from Court in Equity. Messrs. Schmidt
and Lloyd for plaintiff and Mr.. Davidge for de-
PENDANT. Arguments are progressing.
ORPHANS CoURT-Judge Wylie.-Yes.erday,
the last will of Catbarine Crown was filed for
her family. The will of A. W. Nichols was filed
for probate. A Grant qualified as aiministra-
tor OF ADA "A. Grant, giving bond in 81 GOO. Ad-
jcurned.
POLICE CouET, TO-DAY, Judge Sneu.-Mrs
George McNIchols, charged with assault and
battery on Emma Blackwell, a colored eirI;
dismissed. stephen Casill, obstructing the
footwslk and using profane words; fined SIS. j.
STANLEY Jones. failing TO remove snow from the
f00twaik in front OF his premises; fined So
AQuilla Tslbert, same offence; 81 VIM Glib
son, charge with stealing an oyster knife; dis
missed Walter II. Evans, charged with com
mitting an assault on EDWARD Howard: fined SIS.
Edward Howard, colored, charged with the
larceny Of ham; tined SIS and the costs
Wilson; fined -. Peter Parker, colored.
charged with stealing halter; pleaded guilt,
and fined -, OF 30 days in Jail. Hor.tfo X
MaIryman and Cornelius Claggett, charged
with cursins on the corner Of 9th and G. streets
Prosecuting " witness, Charles Stewart, the IamD-
lighter for the Second Ward, testified TO the
language being Used IN his place, and said il
vas very abusive andj Indecent, and could b.
heard III the street. The court dismissed the
case. (Judge Fisher for defence) Horati0 X
Mary man, charged with using loud aud bolster
GUS laiiBudBe, 10 lHe great SCANDAL OF the neigh
tOIkOCd, On the corner of q and 9th streets.
Game CounSel,) case dismissed.
BROWNS RHEUMATIsY.
VIM. Brown, colOred, was charged with keen
ing 4 d!soIierly house on 23d street Brown
appeared Gith bsndage on his arm, saving he
had the rheumatism, bat the police say it was a
dodge 70 excite sympathy In his behaii After
ht airing the testimony for the prosecution the
csse was postponed TIL to morrow morning t.
give the accused an opportunity to bring wIt.
neSSes,
THE LAST OF TIE lot.
John MaRuire, profanity; fined -. Rodger
WEIGH and Mary Welch, vagrancy; workhOuse
Lizzie Hubbard. profanity; 50. VIM. ID. Todd
failing to remove snow from sidewalk; tined So
Emma Gibbs, same offence; 50. Tom Bowie
and Dick Smith, disorderly and fighting; fined
. each. Marcella Wilmington, throwing st,ucs
in tie street; fined IS. James higgins, selling
liqrOr without license on X and I'D streets
fined $50, appealed. James Gallagher, .usoic,,
Ous character, workhOHse. Franci. G illigber
selling liquor Without license; tined $50, ap
realed. Adjourned.
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. - Say Al Of Us -

1t Is q fact not TO be denied, that We have too
few sationai holidays too few resting days for
our over-tsxed brain and muscle consequent
upon our attempting, and accomplishing, too,
In one day's work what people OF all other ma
tons would consider entirely too much for too
days at least, and thus we drive on at Dex-
ter" speed, scarcely taking time to enjoy the
luxury of . full breath, until finally We ome
10 grief, and then see, when it is too late tn AZ
IL we had I" made haste slowly" We would have
been far better OF.
This reflection alone, if not inspired by more
patriotic purpose, makes US rejoice to know that
the citizens or Washington have taken the
iniusfive and are about to make the approach
ing Anniversary Of the birth day OF Washing ton
The &C cason of Q couple Of days of relaxation
iolhty not incompatible with the reverence OF
dutiful cons to the Father of his country"
Another good effect OF celebrating the dav in
,h he manner progressed VIII be; to bring together
country who will come with the two fold object
OF seeiDg, probably for the first time t.eir CAPT
tol ana other magnificent public buildings and
grounds, AND OF 'hAving a good time gene
rally," all OF which they will enioy to their
hearts content. and have diSpelled from their
minds forever anv wicked thOught-for which
We forgive them in advance-which thew may
nave entertained Of changing the locality o. Of
the Federal Capital.
Again, such prOmscuous gathering of the
PeTie and not their mere representatives; their
coming IN actual contact with each other by
graspirg each others hands and electrified nv
each 9th rseyes; warmed by glowing brothery
words ofwelcome and good felowship-a better
ieeiIng will be engendered, and every person
Will return home a self-impOsed missionary for
ENGRAVING the good thus acquired into the
heait o. the masses everywhere.
Some people are wondering il the celebration
is going to be a success?
We answer uDhesitatingly, YES. Look st the
names composing the several com NIT tees having
charge OF the arrangements! Are they not our
most prominent business men-men who are in
the habit of accomplishing fully whatever they
undertake TO do? And as proof positive they
have faith in their own works" The liberal,
enterprlslng chairman OF the executive commit
tee has headed the subscription list with | 900,
and 81 600 more have been added by the COM
mlttee without solicitation!
Now, let every person in the community-for
every one will be Misunderstanding willingly to
the finance committee what he or she can af-
ford. without even waiting to be called upon,
and give also the encouragement and moral
support necessary TO achieve a success which
VIII reflect honor upon our city and the nation
at large.
Washington has cast away forever its cid fogy
ideas; the spirit of enterprise ard of great iTu-
provements is dominant everywhere, aud egg
cstsioT" is the motto. Give US the Carnival!
SENI-OCCAsIONAL.
Washington, ID. c., January 9, 1871.
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GEORGETOWN.

RENTING OF FISHING LANDINGs.-The fsh-
cries on the upper Potomac, known as Clouds"
Landings. were rented at auction this morning
by ThOs. bowling for the ensuing year, as fol.
lows NO. ], X. Simmons, $3.50; No. 9, William
Mankins, 1928; No. 3, VIM. Ii. Simmons, SI7l.
SALE OF A MILL ISTEREsr.-Mr. ID. l.. Shoe
maker has sold a half interest in his "Foundry'
-four mill to VIM. II. Burroughs, Of the firm Of
Burroughs & Dougal, for sl5,C00.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm OF fire this
morning about 10 O'Clock was caused by the
burning IF chimney on the premises of the
late Aimed Lee, on Bridge street, but the
flames were extinguished without the use OF the
ire apparatus.
SEVENTH BUILDING AssoCIATION.-At the
twenty-sixth monthly meeting of this ass0cia-
ton. held last evening, seventeen shares OF
stock were retired at an average OF Sii3.50 per
share.
AN interesting sterecOpticaD entertainment
will he given at Dumbarton street SUNDAY
School tomorrow evening. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11
Government Securities.
Stock Report:

9g baaItTS, BToktIS' and Commercial T,ts7uph
Lewis Johnson c.. quote stocks and hands in
home and foreign markets. as follows: -
INV YORK, Jan. ~. 5. 6's, 1881, coupon, iIOII
~ s G5 coupon, los; 520s, new, is, coupon
10. I6's: u, coupon, Jos; Ds, 65, coupon
Mariposa, - Canon, 65 Cumberland -: West,
eIh mon Telegraph. f5'z; Quick silver =; Pacific
. Mail az b1s'Qn Water Power, =; Adams Ex.
preSGstD; Wells Fargo & Co,s Express, 3d.; Amer
can Express: - on /; L. 3 Express, 81; New YORK
1entIai and Hudson g2 do. scrip, 81; Erie, 2l
40 preferred, =; Harlem l32li: do preferred
- Reading, 99's; Michigan Central. =; Lake
more q Michigan southern, 90; Union Pacific Rail
IoAd I5t of d. Illinois Central I3gfS of d CIeyeana
r"slSyrg l95; NGrlhwest 7234 90, preferred,
ana :, -; New Jersey Cent i. los: Roc IsIand
u hilwarhie OF. Paul, Je.s; do. prefd, ~
w.. western, 81; Tort Wayne o27s
anon . Ierre Haute, =; Hannibal and St 10.
- - |hicaeo = Alton, liz: do, preferred, il5h
Ohio a. --;,l.sS.pr: Certificates, So5s; Col ,
che: y Ind Cent, 1721; Tennessee State skies,
Old do, new. 5iiE on Il: Virginia STATE sizes old,
631si North Carolina skies, old, ~: do new 22i :
Missouri Ssiyes; ss'Ii Central Pacific Bonds q0S
Market strong.
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ArIkInENTS. DC.

Ss'ional JRsa:sr-Mrs. F. W. Lander a. Zig
seeth
Fals's CTera H9VSs.-La Ruo's Carnival Min
tD6ls.
kG6eTc1 S;oiiES PaTt.-Csrnival on ice.
K.Hco!n Hall Prof. Silliman's lecture On
% The Philosophy OF the Tea Kettle,
Rcizsrsf RaH.-Two headed sirl. a RANT
and siaytess, the bearded woman, and other
husaan eurioSities.
MsIkTlter's Art Gallery, 4sS tn street.
Barlow Gallery OF Oil Paintings, I236 Penn
fylvaDia avenue.
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I.rs . no reflect in the dark bosoms Of the slave
the idea Of nberty."
PRsDKRICK DOUGLAS
favored the adoption of the resolutions and
hoped a copy OF them would he sent 10 the
colonization meeting now in SESSION in this CITY .
scquainting them with the sentiments of this
convention. They had not yet done with the
ancient enemy-siavery, and rom the accounts
received from the southern States they have =
greater conflict than ever TO meet. Until v
school house Is built at every cross road in enc
south, tnelr efforts should not cease, for by
ignorance, their old masters still hoped to keep
them In suhjectiOn to their political purposes.
The colonization scheme is q curse to the race
1t Pretends Ia befriend
The resolutions were then adopted
Aktttr was read from Gen. Eaton, Commits
sioh OF Education, accepting an invitation to
aehver lecture before the labor congress on
the subj ect Of education.
THIRD DAY.
The convention Teassembled az II o'clock this
morning at the l5th-street p resbyterian church /,
the vice president, George l.. Harris, in the
Mr.. G. T. Barbadoes offered series of reso-
lutions, which were referred to the committee
on
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
The resolutions set forth that in view of the
heavy national de BIT, the same can only be liq
dated by cooperation of capital and labor, and
advocate high protective tariff, and deprecate
the free-trade policy in forcible terms They
further urge upon the republican party to in
scribe that principle upon their banners.
MI. Do"nihs subsequently reported favGrabiy
upon the resolutions, and they were debated a.
length and finally adopted, with one dissenting
vote. -.
Mr.. Myers Offer ed a series of reso. utions. re-
1ending the holding OF
STATE LABOR CONVENTIONS
throughout the co1ntry, which shall consider
the following subjects The probable number
OF wOrkmeD In each branch OF labor; the edu-
catonsl facilities of the State; the probable
ndmoer of children under Il, and now many
are attending school; the price or wages for all
KINDS OF labor; the pricss of real estate in each
county; the adoption OF a constitution; written
reports OF the actual condition OF the people of
each county of the State. Referred
Dir. Harris, from the committee to revise the
constitution and by laws, reported several I'M
important amendments, which were adopted
after lengthy debate.
The Commissioner of Education here entered
and motion was made and carried that the
delegates explain for his Information the pres
emf condition OF the educational interests OF the
various States represented BY them, which was
agreed TO, and the speaking was in progress as
our report closed.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIs.-Mr. joseph
Mills, for a long time, In former wears, the
foreman OF the Gazette office, but during and
since the war an employee in the Government
printing office at Washington, was stricken
with paralysis at his residence on Water street,
IN this city, yesterday, and now lies in q very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMEKCIAL

The Wall street markets are strong and
money still rules in good supply at six and
seven per cent, on call on pledge of govern
ment bonds and railway collateral as the in
terests and dividends of the new year find their
way into more general circulation, the i'm
probabilities of any further speculative inter
discounts there is further disposition 10 buv
paper of choice grades.
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CITY ITEMS,

MEN AND Bows SEATING JACKETS, at Ie-
duced prices, at A. Straus' Popular Cloth g
House, 1911 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th
and 18th streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

a USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT Ia SEWING
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms a.
the Agency, q. BAUM's Hocpskirt and Corset
Factory, s0S Ttk street. Teruls 70 suit the pur-
chaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

LADIEs' GARMENTS at one dollar each. Very
large assortment OF Brackets. Immense p.ock
Of Jevelry and Fancy Goods for the hoiitaya.
Also, large stock OF fancy Brackets at one ,ol-
lar each, at JOHN WALLACH's,
u,9,I: $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

STRICErN WITH PARALysIs.-Mr. joseph
Mills, for long time, In former wears, the
foreman OF the Gazette office, but during and
since the war an employee in the Government
printing office at Washington, was stricken
with paralysis at his residence on Water street,
critical Observation-Disclosures Gu-ette, 9th
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

IN THOMAS BOWLING. Auct'r: Georgetown
TGhI AND kFEE6rs,n S CHoicG IiBsss9,
a On FRIb AY MORNING, January 18th
~ denoe of the late Robert Dick. No. -, Gay
hold Furniture and effects, of which is
MAHOGANY y; Hair cloth Sofas and Chairs.
HsndsOme Brussels CARPETS and Rrgs.
n nshSssn r, Ss siSt St Book Case
Mahogany Tables snl Stands.
Pine Hair Mattresses.
blensets, Comforts; s1rreads. Sheets.
eIttGcs Sureau-, ardrobes
e,I,serator, Chairs OIL Cloth.
Crocktiy and Glassware, with many other articles
Will be sold The Choice Library
About 2.NO pounds Ssh Pork.
S GM at!R PsT }s;,t Executors.
jas lPat. tCour THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
NEW GOODS FOB THE HOLIDAYS!
BENJAMIN MILLER,
leI BRIDGE STREET, GEORGET0WH, d. o.,
Has for sale a great many ARTICLEs SUITABLE
Riibons. Gloves. Lace Collars, shawls. Port,
SnnaiGs Eeedls B2Gks, LHbins Genuine Extracts
Gents Linen handkerohiefs, Winter Dress Goods
a9"a 's
VI largo and superior stock of Jet and Fancy jew
elry Statuettes. Vases, Albums, Knives, Chronns.
for
13 High street. J. o. NICHOLS. nol6- IN
CAsn PAID FOB LADIES': CENTS AND
M S6o4 CHs sa6xS CAST HF pv0 Gh2TH!NS
ss or WsssnssCn .ttenass TO- "o oas% S'
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IHE Lex ~ The P0T0HAC-The steamer
LADY OF the Lake reached Norfolk from this
city yesterday morning. She reported great
ON erlty IN getting through the Ice and her
ruddeT post was slfuns. She passed several
vessels Ice-bcuEd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

FFEE,H etrUsCan je8P!ry. locketts. necklace
s-S ~rtf~ beautiful styles, at PTigy'- jepeBy
store, GH lie Avenue.
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MISS ELIZAESTH PEABODY has been asked by
the Young Mems Christian Association to de-
liver lecture on EiHdergdrtsns, It Lincoln
Hal, January iSlh. The Congressional Com
hIttes on Education, Gen. Eaton. and a mum
Der OF lrcmlnent citizens take great interest in
the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

MISSES. =. Ssrdo and VIM. II. Harrison will
become The publishers OF tho SuAday Gasstt..
conmeEciug with the next Issue OF the paper.
Colonel Florence will continue ia the editors NJ
chair. Tie new management promise several
n q. yCmt nts IA fhe E.areT.
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THE two-Leaded girl, the giant, the giantsss,
and the bearded woman continue 20 hold receT,-
lions at hetzeTOtt Hall every afternoon aud
evening", art they never tail 10 excite the Won
Der OF al WLu visit them. u - certainly a
remarkable exhibition, and should DC veil at
tended.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

BskPLHR has eli kinde Of THERMOMETERS
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tCLCREu NoNES AND CHILYEE : HOVE
4 lie NatOrai y ISOLATION for the Relief OF Des-
ltUto tC.CTtc women and Children met at Mrs.
senator PCmtIDys ytStSr day The annual re-
toTt SLOWS thar the 1xI endtures during the
-. AZ bad been mean - Geo; balance in the
Treasury. Sii (J. Tie executive cc9uitteee,
rouETisiI : Ms. .. =. PoneIOy. president; Mrs.
eco. ". Mcclellan, vice PRESIDENT; ATs. Ger
mCId tsandtH, treasurer, and Mrs. Frank
Bartlett, secretary also the board Of managers
consisting 81 MS. -. -. Howard. Mrs. X. II.
Fi-slCw. MI. Harriet UHGe .lili, Mrs. y. b.
BlauyL sIG. Air-. =. SAVES Brown, Mrs. ". r
Mellon. NrS FGrtGs Baxter. Mrs Hiram Pitts.
:ld N;s~ TCuisa swan. Esfe unanimously re-
elec;eC. after which The meeting adjourned.
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FLECTIOTs OF OFFiCERs.-Ata meeting of tba
stockholders OF the National Bank of the RE-
pubic, Yesterday, the following officers were
Ieeiteted; Ftzhush Coyle, pre- dent; Charles
BRADLEY, cashier DiTec;Ors-Fitzhugh Coyle
San Cel Moment, Daniel l.. Clarke, Mattiev
q. EHery. T. ID. Gilman, john A. SeiuInes, Hon
John VI. BroadheaG, William ii. Morrison aud
WI n ii. Baldwin.
The Pioneer Homestead Association last nj rht
elected the following officers: j. l. Roberts
lrekldtnt III. n. CEoEgOn, vice president; e. W
tinEllle. treasurer; John X. Evans secretary
DiTectCTs-F. ". BTsnGeu burg, Robert Down
lIR, frank Miller. ". =. Dalton. =. Richardson
tSiron-rtTger, I. /. smith, K. &. Campbell s.
y. Thomson. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-28
FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which are issued this road limited in amount
to $4,000 per mile Cwhile many roads issue from $4,000
to $4,000 and offered at 80 and accrued interest in
currency. About two millions and half of these bonds
have already been disposed of, leaving but small bal
ance unsOld which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced fnanciers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to limited amount, UPON A
FINISHED RAILROAD which well located for business,
one of the very safest forms ofnvestment.
Parties desiring to frst-cass security based
upon railroad practically done, and in the hands of
leading capitalists who have large pecuniary and bust
interest in its success, will do well to apply at the
office of the Company, any of its advertised agents,
for pamphlet and map showing the characteristics Of
the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lowas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for long term OF years
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
$1,000 Bond 81 900 Central Iowa Bond, and the follow
ing difference IN cash Cess the accrued interest in cur
renGy upon the latter bond and in annual interest," this
calculation being based upon market prices of February
LIST, 1871:
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Gb 9ap SPY aaOsstr GuesOap Nunng februarg g. 1871
6Nattbfs. ISetueIrp. dc.
WA CHES! WATCH ESl!
SILVER PLATED WARE.

We are Just ReceiUiag gery large stock of
fine Watches, including the ne,c, fine STEM
WLNDER WALTHAM WATCH, the finest and
most perfect match made. Also the aew Full
Plate Stem Winder, 0hich for a medium price,
SurpaSSeS all others for fine time keeping, and
the ae,0 Nathan BOYS Watch, achich is a
reliable Increment in small size. Also a fine line
of SWISS WATCHES, at Very Lon Prices,
THE trade supplied at loloest jobbing rates.)
We are Teceiving large stock of SILVER
PLATED WARE, in ne,o designs, from Vii
cor Sloer Plate Co., acknowledged Equal if not
Superior in quality and finish to any in the
market, and the only make guaranteed Quadru-
pie Plate. We are sole agents in Worcester.
Our large stock Of Je,oelry, Clocks, &c., ooW be
sold at Very Lo1c Prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-28
BREWSTER. SWEET & CO., Boston,

EOR SALE-A small Stock of Boots and
IL Shoes. with Lease OF old-establshed store,
~ Main street. with fixtures Rent small. Good oppor-
tunitY for person with moderate Inquire of
j. NJ @. ARMHBI,
ia distf "a Main st.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16

@emaItfhatbe Der G~oblenGrdber. SIN Yenns
~'p!panien nolen Die Wirren unter ben ausitebenoen
R0blengrdbern nod immer nidt aufb6ren. Die Geute
lino uteiitensausSSrlano u Gnelan0 eingepanoert, no
@enaIttbaten bel fol6en @ele9enbeiten in Der Wtooe
limb. DOB he aud bier iolhe aus3uiben iuhen 5eist
fol9enoen Beriht aus Nfount Carmel pa., bonn 4
Wdr5
9eute Moraen nm 2 l1br puroe 6as Salls BON
Dapio Winiouls BON unbefannten 2euten beimae-
iuGts bic 8 ooer 10 @hife ourd bas 5aus %feuerten.
Sm5piidsn toaren bic polsloanos beg pauies abae.
r lien uno Elm Sob gu!per in oas 1aus geidoben
%Doroen; oann puroe elm 3inobol3 anseitedt, eine
@rplolion fol8te uno Die cine Settle bes Sauies ftirSts
'ourlt ben Betten un6 BET, BARN lie8en0en Yerionen
3uiammen.
Gin Monn, Namens 6ofmann. Elm Mrbeiter. ,uur.
be i'm Bett ourh. ben Ropf 9~etroffen. iprang aus Dem
Bett uno itarb; Elm Marn. Wamens Dunn. ipranS
nod redt3eitig aus benz Belt ebe es binabiiir5te
Doffmann, Elm perbeiratbeter Monn. Der Jrau uno
Rinber hinterldBt. ofenbar Elm Deutider. mar BON
Der Sud 6ibler" @rnbe bel Sbamofin un0 bate lett
Ginger 3eit in Der xgool Wountain" Grube bon s.
Hoaos Mno 60. eearbeitet. Man alaubt, Der Mns
ariff eeaen bas 9au8 BON Billiams fanb ftatt, neil
es Elm 8oarbinobaus fir arbeiter NOR. Die niht CUR
Union" Dber g8. 9. u. (Worfingmens Benevolent
Niioeiation) eeb6rten. Man b6rte pie Ggplolion i'm
ganaen Ort unb 2eute ~ffir5ten berbei uno loihten bas
Jeuer. oas burd Die GgpIoiion entitanoen NOT. 0On
ben rebeltbdtern mar feline Spur 5u feben.
gu berfelben 3eit purbe elm SduB ourh bas
Saus BON 9amuel Smelb. ~ebenfals elm beutider
tame. ~9efeuert; bic Ru9el 9in8 suiiden ibm uno
etnen, Sinh binourh, bas BET ibm in, 8ett lag. obne
5daben an5uridten. Sie Aufresuns in Dtount
Carmel 1T nitt 9ering."