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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

remedy which cured my horses In short times Burn
sn, on isoyo or iron weasel untll it Ia dry
powder; then take and Pulye51s fnei put tyo or st
ounces into pailful OF slightly warm water. with
several times day, and at each time wash the sponge
thoroughly OF the phegm and canker OF tho mouth and
throat. and also swab sponge the nostrils with
weaker solution For application take the
tincturc OF arnca as niment wrapping the throat up
warm This, If used ~ directed, viii prove successful
IN every case. WM KENDALL.
NetD- York. oct 81 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs FROM RHODE ISLAND
STATE PRISON.

Providence, Oct. 31.-In the State Prison, about
O'Clock this morning Elisha Peel convict got out Of his CELL
knocked down Waterman with piece Of pipe and bound aud
.gvd him He thea lberated ChAs Williams another convict
unsueoy tried Hberate Debhehe the alleged murderer and
George Camty burglar Failing this, Peet and Williams took
vaohmans pistol watch ana mone and ~ 9h e hoaI Tor
ami ben appeared hey knoekel him down and escaped
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
STEAM IN THE STREETS.
Il La. Ta.l hala

SIR: One of your reporters, on oct. 81, repre-
sened that "the plan of using dummies on street
tracks, except for quick transit over long distances with
few stops is declared impractcabe by those who have
duly considered the subject" AS he has spoken OF
locomotive builders 1t may be supposed that they held
this view If that 1t would have been well to say
it, for the others who have probably been consulted
not competent TO Judge beforehand what be done
with engines Of this kind.
Israel Smith, c. E., who had charge OF the steam
on the Bergen Point Railway, and left account Of
their expenses for six months, informed me that they
worked at less than twohirds the cost OF horses. AS
these cars were so poorly built tnat in case 1t cost
repair than 1t cost TO repair two locomotives,
for street railway work. But had experience, 1t
would still be imprudeDt 10 trust to the mere opinion
even of the best engineers in a case where three
or four trial machines would cost $4,000 and success
full would lead TO economy in thousands OF cars The
permission dummies for 80 days seems TO refer TO
few that exist the city, and are not OF the right size
for streets ana would probably not MAKE & fsyOTaoe
eminent TO say TO railway companies that
If they would introduce steam car 'na id rs
Of IL Justly and literally, and allow the use OF such cars
as fast as Is compatible with the public good II the
Government not like 20 venture so far In case OF
imagined difficulties the companies ought 10 get up
car and another and several Others II Improvement DO
required and when they have that deserves toer
ance and suits their own purposes TO ask for suspen
OF condition Of their charters which restrans
10 risk such a trial. machinists Will take the
take TO get steamer built that win refute the opinion
that steam cannot work as cheapy as horses and as
safely and agreeablyhe form OF IL 20 be such that IL
can DC used for other than railway work But would
be preferable TO have the machine designed specially for
street rails, IN which case there would DO greater
charge for the risk of failure. am aware that some
locomotive builders doubt the economy Of small
engines, but others believe they may be made
profitable after sufficient practice to perfect the
details, and make business OF the manufacture.
Now II wise 20 wait for ALL or more than one, 70
believe this II one responsible nachlnst WIN undertake.
10 finish a steamer stipuati0ns as TO safety CON
yenence aud economy 1t not better TO let him take
the risk at fair premium, than To take the greater
rsk of rejecting power that Is recommended by some
OF the best machinists In EurOpef -
j. X. FISHER, No. 30 broadway.
Eet0- York, Oct. 81, 1872.
A SIMPLE REMEDY
To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having large number of valuable
horses this city. all of which were attacked with
the dipheria the disease prevailing 80 extensively
among horses, consulted with old veterinary sur
geOD who gave me tue following simple but valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

panes Of the Eastern District also report the deoeaso OF
dozen moro OF their stocks The companies told
about losing money by running their cars ana Threaten
discontinue travel unless there Is cbanse for tho
better their drivers and conductors have not been
known to refuse take board passengers OF say tha
the are FULL though tho poor horses were
struggling at the tune under enormous load. The
disease is said TO be abatng among the horses In tho
livery and private stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
NO VERDICT LAST NIGHT.

After Judge Brady had reached this point he was
about 10 take up the requests to charge submitted by
both sides, but Mr. stoughton nterposed with the re-
mark that the defense perfectly satisfied with the
charge as It stood and desired reference tho re-
quests. Mr. emain, for the prosecution, readily aogu
eseed in this graceful compliment TO the impartial enor
OF Judge Brady who then CLOSED his remarks After
the jury had retired Judge Brady was heartily con-
graduated by various prominent members OF the bar for
the perfect fairness aud dignity which has characterized
this his first appearance Judge OF the Criminal De-
pattmont.
The jury retired nj 3i5 y. m and an unusually stormy
session held until o'clock, when thoy adjourned 10
Sweeny's Hotel for lunch. There not two dozen
persons In Court when Judge Brady in nc 900
o'clock and announced that the jury not having agreed
up that time, the Court stood adjourned 10 II o'clock
this morning Mr. PeCkham OF tho prosecution, Mr.
Buckley ana Mr. Yanderpoe OF the defense, were the
only counsel IN court The rest OF the counsel were ut
Delmonieo's, and the defendant at home.
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The following resolution and order then passed.

Resolved That the propeto essees OF all stables within
the Ctr hereby required to the stables
owned leased them be thoroughly and daily
thereof efeualy dnced by e free Apphea
OF the usual commercial standard, Diluted with y
parts and the Of the stalls used In such stables
TO well with plaster Of paris to depth OF at
one-eighh Of inch before the straw or bedding
shall laid thereon. That such poPhe,or essees shall
all other material bedding for horses IN the
owned leased Oocnpd used by them DO destroyed By
combustion upon Immediately contiguous 70 the premises where the
has be thoroughly dcd By csrbOho acid
prepared before specified by the free application thereto OF
before the removal Of the from soch premises
hereafter and until the further order Of this Board no straw
shall be transported through the streets
public Of the city unless the shall have been
vously thoroughly dsniected a. heTeinbeore prOyiied
Rescued That the City Sanitary Inspector be and hereby Instructed
foregoing order to be properly served npon the persons
thereby and y see 70 TIE proper enforcement thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY This is very
interesting case, for 1t proceeding against person
holding high and honorable position and in which he
is called TO account for alleged oense against the law
OF the State OF NewYork This is to 10 in all
specs however considered and disposed OF any other
case which would be presented TO this Court for your
consideration. There Ia but platform in the admin
stration OF justice which Is ths that the high and the
low accused OF crime to be dealt with in precisely the
same manner and punished In the way-that s 40
cordng the law and the evidence. And in the organ
zaon OF the Courts Of this State tho province OF the
jury and the province OF the Judge are distinct and
separate. II is the province OF the jury, and 1t
Is their province exclusively, TO pass upon
the questions OF facts presented; 1t Is the
duty Of tho Judge and It IL his province exclusively 90
utter the rules Of law by which the deliberations
Jury shall be governed and by which their verdict shall
be controlled And In this case as In every case In
which jury are called upon TO exercise their power
You should approach the consideration Of IL without any
prejudice against the defendant You should con-
slider the case without fear and without favorwithout
any favor except that which the law declares shall re-
sit " his benefit whom there Is doubt Of his guilt You
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A SIMPLE REMEDY.

TO NC LdITOT OF THO ITFVH"0'
SIR: Having large number of valuable
horses this city. all of which were attacked with
the dpthera the disease prevailing 80 extensively
among horses, consulted with old veterinary sur
geOn, who gave the following simple but valuable
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BermQltcrs : Serfauf
HHsE pom

nertbooIlem @runoetgentbu
an Ger SeaipU sfraBe.
3raft unb In 6olse zines Setret5 res areis9eri6ts
Der Stabt BAL imors mir Der uIterScidnete ais Ser
iualtar auf ofientil1er Auftion ON BldBe Hreitas,
cen 1. Vouember 1872. Nad)mittdaS 4 nhr, oa5
befbttepene Sisentbum gum Sertaui .aus=
bieten:
Nui Der @de Der Beaion' unb 9oofiieitrase, ipie
lcb tere an9corSnet lit, 80 SuB brett geofnet ju Der<
Den, burdl SintafU9urg non D 6u8 IN Der Sreitc an
leoer Stite b%erieiben, anfdn9enh; Damn luf o1ttid,
llnQe Ier lunneitllhen SeltG oar YGaionltra6I y +,
bis al oi 0iltte elmer Sdeloemauer, ruelhe oGsoduS
aui oem BERN Su belr reibenoen glaee pom Dem I'M
SiiooIten anqt erBenoen Sauie trcnnt; oann iielld,
iinas Der Uiitte beIagter 5detoemauer uno parallel
nit s ooiiieitraRe 30 NnB bis al eine u SUB brelte
Aneu, angefegt uuo 9eofTnet bur6 gBtltaIl @aritee
sum SebrouGe Selner an otelem BlaBa aHSren3en0eu
9runo tiife; oaEn nosbneittid, ldn9s bela9ter 10 i.
bIeiten Alep, nit BEN gtmetnihaftlltben u hrnudbe
mo Bripileeien oerielben II SuB bis an bic 5Iboits
Seite Der @ootiteitrabe, erlpeitert ME oben bemertt;
sum Qniangspldbe. IS lit bieies berielbe Wrunb=
plas, ipeIhsr in Der 0ppotbef pom l. Iuauit 1870
our6 9ottliab +. Dtutibier unb iclner 6ruu Brieoez
ride Diuti6ler an Die r0eutlhe SpGrbaIt" ~iihRrtrd-
aen iuoroen uno in Slber y. Or, CIR. All, Sol. 80 u.
|. 10. in Den 9ano= Ar1iren Der Staot Baltimore elm
9etrasen, uno lit elmer jdbrll6en @runnmietbe pom 10
Dollars unteriuorien.
Sebdur lit es nit einen 21a=1todt9eH xSobnbnuie
nit 2 f0tieem 0inier9ebduoe.
acknowledgement: elm Orttttheil b6dr, oel
Ret in Spei 9leiben 3Gbluneen IN . UNI IL Dtonaz
ten, Die @rebltSnbInn9en pom Serfauf5taqe on StnIen
tra9euo, uno eurdp 1ur 3ufriebenbeIt oe5 Serrpaltere
%inooiitrte Noten bes aduler5 &c Der Serluaitei
behdlt iih has Redt Dor, cine InSablun9 Don Sl0(
u. 81. Scene, 8erpa(ter;
z. ~. Bennett b Somp., autt.
f243 ,9,5t,4 Z, 60-9 ''
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Wfariptt Npsmen, GlerF,

Wdblbetdnntmdhun9. - |. Wdrc.
l. Qre3.-Gte SarriiOn uuo Guiottitr., GanteH.
2. BreS.-gts ocH e~te1srltr. uuS &autCn.&pe.
8. wrei.-Ytr. 49,, SIe.gDlihu1 cuitr,
4. gret.-RT. 81, ShhzGbefttrtr.
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Seufide&
Arbeits- Aad)wfi(unas Darfaa,

Nr. 272, SllbzBrDaopap,
unter 9lufIId,t Der ,,Seutfden @sielfebaft."
Dieienisen, ipsl4e beutibe Sanbucrfer, 4r6eitel
uus Oientboten iu bel6Gitisen rpiinSdtn, uoIen ITO
peri6niib ooer in i%ranfirten Srteien an ben Aaenten
ber5selfdait Srn. 6.S.W eIlin9beft Nr.2s9,
&tr 5 Srpahndp, ipenoen, tuelber unent9eltliG
U usfnnft ertbei1en miro fSou26 1S>
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fssM9Et Snr1 g. S. Gubcr e. s1bne.

Iii u ertbooIIes @runbei9 ntbum
aui Der
0prerpeHsGde Ger Yarriibs unt RamfapffraEe,
foWte Gtgentbum
on Der
SSalferfrafe nahe eem nM puutS fareI epet,"
auf Million.
Nreitaa, ben %. Sttober 1872, gtadmittogs um 3
lltr, merocn min am YlaBe ielbit oas nahitebeno be-
Ibri2bene @runoei9enthum perfdufen, nGnlIt:
Gas adnSe Srune ftiif NIT DISQUALIFICATION on
Der Jtorblueft @de Der Barrlib= uno RamiouIfraBe
selsscn, an Der 3tamIaptrabe ID 6uB brett unc 70 5
ticf.
0ie @ebGnte beiteben in ciner 3 : fodiaen sieaaEs
iteinernen aSpbubauie init l.ltofiaem Sie9eGiteinerz
men SIntergebGuee Il. I. 10, elmer Gbrlt6en9runo=
mietbe bon $35 unterlpprfsn.
Seruer am ielbiaen Saae nm 4 iibr
on Srt unb Steue Gin iebr empte1leneDertbss @rnrbz
sieentbum an Der EalteritraBs, II 6uB brett uno 81
Gus 2 3ol tiei bis an Die BarflnfrdBe.
Die @ebduoe (9ir. 80. Walfertra6e,) beF chen in
einem 2ztndigen Sies eliteinernen Bobnbauie init l.
it0tieen 5ieseiitelnernen SintereehGubc Il. |. 10. uno
elmer @runpmietbe pom $50 unteruorfen.
Die acknowledgements tur beioe Iobnbduier
fno: elm Oritttbeil boar, Der Reit in uierte jdbrliben
3ablun9en in 3, g, o, ~. 10, Is, Il mo "a Wonaten
mil 3tnien uno Sidebeit; ODER ales b0ur, nab Dem
Seiieben oeS 3duiers.
Ser SertGui III unheotnst.
Gina 4n5abluus pom $50 mug bei'm 9aufe oema6i
tperoen. Sa@l. 8. Goper 8 9Dbne, Iutt. ; d
Sioot =@te Der CAB unb 6anetteitraBe,
(249, 1866
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8ermnlters>S erfauf
aIf mertbpn0su .SSuierm an ser 0poisarof

Qd}t mertpppueU OaHlerH Ill DER Nole1rQbe.
Sn Folgc mcbrerer Detrete bcs 9retss@erihts cer
Stdbt Baltimore piro Der unterSeibncte oils Serpoi=
ter ali ofientliber Mutton I'M YInBe, Mittppd,,
ben 6. Nouenber 1872, &admitta9s nm 4 ubr, par
~tGuicH:
ole iene ad,t @runraiicPe NIT BEN %narauf:
ftebrneeu Ncbdueen, in Der Staht Baltimore sez
ie9en uno, luie iolgt, beidrtebta:
YIaB SIR. - an br StlGite Der Eo'eftraBe, in
Der SntIerrun9 pom t15 SUI . 3oa noroltb BON Der
Roroott= 1Ge Or RolC= unb alice &~nnftrGBe aniar=
9eno; benU norblIh an Der ItoietraBe II SIB 2 3o1
qebtnD; Damn Uitllb, par4lel nit Mice Nunitru5e, 2
Sub 6 Soil; Damn iioii6 IL SUB 2 3on, uno Dann
weillidb bis 5uin InIdngspnntIe.
HluS Nr. 3 an Der Shlette Der RoiefrdSe, in
Der @ntiernln9 pom f27 buB 8 Sol Don Der Rorooilz
Gde Der Roie= mo Qlice annitraBe anian9enb; bann
norotit an ger R%oiSitte6e L 6u6 z Sou; BONN Oft
oann ipeitll6 bis Sant IrIGnaspunfte.
BlGt u T. 3 - on ser Sfticite Der RoieitrdBe In
Der Gntiernung pom 1879 6uB 10 Sol noroIib BON Der
geub; bann noroli6 an Der HoieftraBe ~ 6uB 2 Soil;
Damn 6itlih Y SlB 6 Soil; Damn iioli6 ~ 6ub 3ol
uno haHn lueitlib bis gum Hnfdngspunfte.
BIAS Rr. A on Der Siictte Der GoieitraBe in
Ger Sntiernun9 BON l52 SUI uoroli1 bon Der 9torpoit;
Ste Der Jtoie nn0 IIice A~Hnitrafe aufanaenb; bann
norblih on Der 1ioieftrGBe II Su6 3ol 9sbtu6; cann
rftlib u 6u6 6 sou; Gann iioltd p 6Gs 2 3ou unb
bann rperlih bis gum aHtan9 spuntte.
ERIaB " +. D - an eer Sileite Der RoieffraSe in
Der gntfernun9 bon 164 Gu6 2 3oll nor0lib Don Der
9torboit : @de Der 6ioie= uno 4ltee 4nnitrose anfan-
qenb; banu noroGi6 an Der Roieltrase IL SnB Q 3ed
2 Son uro bdnn peftll1 bis sum AHfdngspuntte.
YIaB Nr. = an tr Sfisite Der 8oiehraBe in
Der Gntiernune bon 176 SUP 4 3la norblit bon Der
ytoroois gde Der Roie= uno aIice NunhraBe anfan=
senb; Damn norelih on Der RoieitraBe IL SUI 2 3ol
9ebenh; ranu otlih p SuB 6 3ou; oann iiiolih IL
Sgb 2 3el mo oGnn ipeitllb bis ailn anIon9spunfta.
Der @ntiernuns bon 200 Iub 5 3oa morbid bon Der
Rorooit=Sde Der 9foie= uno Alice AnnltraSe Gnian.
aeno; oann noroitd an Der Noieitrabe II iSuG 2 3oa;
Damn 0Hlih u Snb 6 Soa eebeno; oann iuolid IL +.
| q JAN uuN AM mptttih bia ann HuI0u M GnuOFtp
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Ccifentli6cr 9erfauf
4 DUN
mertbpoIIem @runbeigentbur1

I I y y UlltN II III [ y Z u l Y u III
in SaltinprezS uuutD.
9aut elmer Sppotbet pom 30. December 1879 BON
9dspar ueoeiadsr uno iSrau on Sogbta e. Reao uHo
elmer uebCrtragur95 =nrtunne Der 9riteren an beld9te
sophie 6. Reao pom %. Rouember 1871, Deltg be-
iGQte 5upotbef inter oen bqpot9etzNrhtoeH pom BALI
tlmorC=@ Ountu IN St5er y. y u, Jtr. 30. FOL. ll9,
uno Debate leber!raouu9s ltrtnnee in Stoer Y. y.
u, gtr. IS, sol. 100 II. I. 10, eIEqetta9en itno, miro
DER untcr5 eibEete ais SGhtpdltet tnr bic Ilt9natd~
SaIrSdbluR9 EOnnerffaa. ben 81. Sttober 1882,
Wahmttta9s1 lbr, uertauien:
eds 9ou,e Derrbppus Sruneeiacttbum NIT
ZEN Gebdueeo, in beilgter SppOtpef beitrleben,
befcbeno IN eiHem @rnnofIfe an Der Bbtluoelpbiaz
Roao in Baltimore 6 ountu, nd1e benz ~ Utellsnz
Seine bon Der StGbt Baltimore uRo, fuie foi9t be-
itrie5cu: an einem Bunttc in Der Yiitte Der Btildz
belpbia. 5urupite Boao am 9noe elmer Siuit 81 9raoe
iiolih, 44h Beries tueflih pom ~ DteIlcnfteire en-
hes gebeno; ruNn I Gid 81 @rabe, iueflih l20 Ser
DIES bis on eine!1 BdRtte III Der Yiltte eiGer angeie9=
ten Jtodo, 80 6u8 brett; oann iiotiG 30 9raoe, iueftz
lid TO BeTbcs bis on Dorna9e RlH; oann on belag=
ter Jtun bipnuttrgebtno bis in ee 0titte Der Tbila=
oelpbta : 5urnpite Godo; Damn Lungs Der Mitte be-
iagter 9oao noiolih 354 3rdo, otlt1 80 Yert1es, u.
Damn n0rblib 30A @raoe, otIib II 2lt0 Berdes bio
gum 4niau9e uno 125A afer &anr, mebr 0ocr nc:
NIGER, entbdItenb; ausgenommen elnGR Gbeil oes
nbenbcIhriehcnen @run6pllses 1914 afsr, lnebr ooer
l%ueniaer, eRtpaltsno, lDtt6er ourd baIGate Sophie 8,
Heao AT -. SdiHuf uno 9ttnrih SrinintGnn our1
urfunee pom 3. SUM- 1871 uno In qiber 6. $. u,
ytr. 70. SOL 59i, elnqetrdgGn, ahgetrsten ruuroe.
Sie 9ebGuoe beltehGn in elnen eutcH b0lSeInen
Espbnbauic HnO Jteben9ebGuee.
Die Sertouisbchtneun9en fino bdors 3dbluna.
gtGbere IUstuEft 9iebt Sbpmds Stu, Sde Der
Sopatte= uHo st. YGutitrase, ODER Der unterieibnete
5obH SteparI, Satudlter.
(DiS Al 4 2 H0 II MY n ct MQuiftr0EP
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GermalterssS erfanf

&III p0n
wertbuolem @runb ( @isentbum an Der

~
mertbooIem 9runb : @igentbum an Der
@roBftraBe.
SIN Solse eines Sefretes bes 8reis = Seriftes Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der unterieltnete aIs Ser
palter anf offentli6cr, Tuition in benz @rhanaez
SerfanIsiGale, 0ienftdg, Den 5. Hooember 1872,
Nadmittaas 1 tbr, r~ertauien:
Den 9 .n5en iebr fuertbpolen Srunoplab nit &C.
bduben, 6e,brieben mie iotqt: Qn Der Siioielte Der
@roBnrG6e in Der Sntiernung bon 11S SuB "a Son
otii6 bon Der Siooftz@de fr @roB. uno Sobnions
itrGBe ooer GbironraBe anion9enb, bann ofli6 eez
bsno unb elmer idbrllben yrlnonietbe bon einem
Gent untertporien.
Das GIsentbum III nit 2=itodieeu, sieselfeinernen
Bobnbauie nit Btcaeiffeinernen 9inter9ebGuoe unb
b~olSernen 8iite bebout:
O,r Sernalter plrb Suerft cen aanSen 8lat nit
ben @ebGuoen oGraui offeriren, nno penn MD per=
fault, iDiro IS in separate TldBe ein9etteilt, angebos
ten luerpen. Gin Ylan Res &ioentburns, in Bldse
einsetp'ilt, fam entpeoer I'M 8iireau oes Bertudl-
tiers ODER Der Auftionatoren ein9eieben iueroen. Sefsz
re6t uni eitieltbar.
Seoinsnnsen. mic turd bas Detret uoreeihrieben
fno {: Gun Oritttbeil NaGr ON 8ertauistaoe, unn
Den afeft in 3 NlonGtcn mt .3inien uHp 5ur 3uirlsben.
belt Der 0erlpalter aeiiCtert; ooer Alee baar, nab BEN
Selieben ses 4duiers.
rs. DGrfin gcott, gerwaIter,
ytr. s., @et -Sapttteitr.;
y. Gprrud),
SIR 80. ct. Baulzs tross;
&amI 8. Gopsr X S0bus. antt.,
SiioofsSft Der @aps u. 6apetteir.
(25l,3,5,7,9,65-o)
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am GrnBrs unn uertbbulrs grun0>
asi,WH sinsfreicS Srunbciaentbum,
tr. 70, Jtoro~SapfraBe, nage Der
ScesNeQprp : Sale

gr. 70, gtoro"9apltraBe, IaDe Der
Or, Relpn : Saue
duI u [ . II.
HRittnod,, ben 81. Nouemt,r 1872, Stad,mittaaS
4 ubr, luGroen mir am Ytute, Gaes nahitebenOe Iebr
pertbuole @igertbum u%ertauien, n6mli6:
Den qan,en CSrunbplos NIT Gsbaulidhf'iten
in Der Jforb=Sapfruse, ais .@entralzSGle" befnnnt.
Der BIab ut an DER 9nptrase SO SuB brett unb l6j
Jus tief, Die DISQUALIFICATION, ytr. %, beftrben IN
eInem 9ro6en unc sutaetauten 3.todtaen ~5ieslllt,i=
neruen @ebdube, Jest als 9a9erhicr. Sdlon uno 9fe~
Narration benust Obises Si9entbum bat einen ae.
raumisen Gang Gallon 80 bel Y 6u6. nit 8be0ter
uno Scenerien, SerreHs nne SGn1tnE eSaroerohe,
Sutz8afeu II (. 10. 9eoGs Simmer ut priuut, gSais
Ter uub @as in ienem Slnner; Ole nale lit fir
Bdle, g oiree n u. f. 10. %9ecignet. Shit benz @i8entbum
miro ju9leid cine biibide @3= uno &rtntoGr mitIidr=
morpidtten II. I. 10. ~uertauIt.
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