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, 1872-12-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Financial News.
New YORK, Dec. 4.-Money WIS in eharp demand
and firm at to LIB per cent per day. closing ut gold
to 1-32.
@1104 for short sight. o.
Gold quiet At l125l@112zs Loans, Is to aat Clear
1ngs. $7 900 ooo Treasury Disbursements $262 000
,Governments quiet and firm. The Treasury pur-
chased only 5000 at 112 5-1G0@112 74-IO0.
State bonds dull, except Tennessees, which were
strong.
In stocks business was dull, except in Pacific Mail
and Rock Island. The former was weak and sold down
to a4N, under renewed rnmors Of scrip dividend,
the Northwestern programme.
. The explanation of the recent advance IN Harlem
Is the fact that subscription paper Ia circulating
among the Stockholders for the extension Of The char
ter to five hundred years.
The fluctuations IN other shares was uniuaportant
though prices somewhat lower IN the afternoon
N sympathy with the reaction tn.Rbck: island, but
closed steady. ~.
The Bank Of Commerce and Fourth National re-
turned to the Treasury to-day Il GIT additional
legal tenders being part Of the money placed with
them in October, The ba1ance Of Government mouey
in these banks ts $269l, ,6a3,
Sterling, 1O85z
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LIVERPOOL Dec. Ill a. m.-Flour, sos. Wheat
WINTER rs 1od; spring, 11s@11s Sd white aver
ages 12s 3dgl2y Sd; club, l2s 8d@1as. Corn aas 3d.
r, LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-1:so P, m.-a1arket quiet and
y, LONDON, Dec - P: m.-Consols- Money, 913s@
5s, 6sN Erie, 42. Money eaBier the street rate Is
o%9o2s, and the Bank Of England rate 6.
FAR1s, Dec. 4.-Rentes, 81 francs 81 ceutimeg,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Cotton firm middling upland.
dod; orlsans 1o71d Sales, 200 bales speculation
Flour, sos. Corn, 28s sd.
&C. Cheese, s5s Cumberland 1dd1es, &os 3d. Short
, 1872-12-05
RAILROAD TIME TARrr
Winter Arrangement.

st Louis I Springfield Express.
via Main Line,
Kansas City Fast Express, vin
Jack9qnE1lle, ILL.,, and I4ouisf-
ana, No: o:....................,,.,
Meno1a. 1.acon, Washington Ell.
Press (Western Division. J, 80.
Joliet d Dwight Accomo7dation.
st: Louis i Springfield LiRhtnjn0
Express, via Main Line, and aIso
via Jacksonville Division.
Kansas City Express, via jack
sonTltse, H., d Louisiana. Efo. /
Jefferson City Express, ,
Peoria, keokuk 4 Burl'n EI.
, 1872-12-05

acFson1s g b1enl din lane f1d daily e1eept Saturday a
except Monday, via Jacksonville Division 'N1 10As'
chsCAGo, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Oe0os-Foot Of Ldkest., Indiana-ap and sir,r~n,b.,
aad at depo<s. '1 e - tsS' 11ou'e
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.
BUFFALO, Dec. .4.-CATT1E-Receipts to-day, LAS !:
total for the week thus TAR, 23 or 3e cars aQains
, 1872-12-05

those Of Commissioners Klokke were based, and
and from which the power Of the Board IN the
cases under discussion we're derived:
SECTION Said Board shall assume and exercise
shall posses ta power and authority over the police
organization government appointments and discipline
within said eiy.
cuted under tie direction and control of said Board
and according to rules and regulations which it is
hereby authorized to pass from time to time for the
more proper government and discipline Of its subor
dnate officers aid the police force Of said city.
Sec. IS. II theSuperinteudent Of Police shall report
grounds for believing any house, room, within the
said city Of Chicago is kept or used. as common
gaming house or :ockpt and 4 two or more house
ing to the poice force, shall make oath. IN
writing, before my one OF the Commissioners
(which oath every Commissioner Of Po1ice is hereby
that the premises complained OF by the Superintendent
are commonly repored, and are believed BY the de
ponents to be Kept asa common gaming house cock
pitt it shall be lawfulfor any Commissioner OF Police,
by order in writing, p suhorize the Superintendent
or the Deputy Superintendent Of Police to enter upon
such premises. taking with him or them such uem-
bes Of the patrol forca shall be necessary, and if
necessary to use force for the purpose Of eEectng
such entry whether by breaking open doors or other
ss and that satd Superintendent shall be authorized
to tske into custody all persons who shall be found
therein, md to destroy all implements Of gaming
Superintendent Wasbburn was cslled before
the Board at this point in the proceedings. He
entered accompanied by copy OF the ''Rales
and Regulations"
Commissioner Reno informed lin that the
Board had been discussing his general order re-
1ating to the release Of prisoners On bail. and
that the Commissioners we're inclined to think
that it would impose unnecessary and uncalled
for hardAhips on respectable people.
The Superintendent replied that his duty was
not always pleasant
To prove what a hardship it would be, Com
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4TTire.
+ sa5 a. H. s:1o p. u
+ 9:f5 a. m. 8:I0p. N.
: 4:10 p. m. : s:1op, m.
> 4:lo ,. MS $40 !. u,

1890 p. m. - 80 p. m.
a9M p. m. - 80 a. m,
$500 p. m. iE7;D 3, m.
:. 800 r. m. s8:Ib d. m.
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ARRIVALS.
REroRTHD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REfORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship The Queen (Br) Thomas Liverpool Dec 10 and
Queenstown llth with mdse and 70 passcngers, TO
Hurst Had strong head winds and heavy weather oil the
passage.
steamship Abemarc Couch, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers 70 the Old Dominion
Steamship Co. = =. "a, .
Williams Guop Took the middle passage, and mad bois
Ship valley Forge Cot Gardiner, Me Emerson, Liverpool
Nov 49, Tybee Dec 49, in bulas TO Borland Dearborn
Co. Was days north Of Barnegat with light winds and
Ship Atlantic King Obj, Owens Newcastle, days, with
Meyer took the southern passage, and had
fine throughout the passace been ten days west OF
BarE Benerso.or Berry Foochow Sept II, with teas to
Low Bros Passed Apjier DC, II, Cape Of Good Hope
II lon 81 wi, days north Of Hatteras with variable
winds and thick fog weather Oct In Gsspsr Straits,
Nov g. ia9 10 IS lon 70 Is ship Eugene Adele Frl from
Cornga Bay for MArsees 18TH ai 8 % s. 81 III 4, ship
Mebrck (Br) from Foochow for London 1h lat 81 Ion
II 81 Il, ship sooloo, from Manila for Boston. 49,
Bark Niagara (SG), Bormann, iqui9ue 30 days, With
Nov and crossed the Equator Dec In lon 80 W. Had line
with light winds and thick fog Nov ~ lat 20 % lon 20
days out pee s lat 81 d W lon 70 a. EXCHANGED signals
with bark Helena steering NNw Oct lat 20 s. Ion " 20
W, sAM, fell the shock of earthquake, shaking the
vessel much The Niagara 10 anchored al the South
Bark Baltic Br Mellon Newcastle 1903 days With coal to
order Took the southern tack had continuous gales
and hsa soa; hsd decks swami rudder broken buwAr.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

Negro Taking a White Girl by Force
from fIcr Mothers House and OutraginR
Her--A Party i'm Hot Pursuit-Exprcssed
Determination 20 Lynch Him.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3, 1872.
A most horrible outrage, the counterpart Of that
committed in Rochester, N. y, was perpetrated in
Prince Edward county, in this State, on Sunday
last. A brutal negro took by force from her
mothers house respectable young white girl, aged
thirteen years, and committed upon her person q
1endish outrage.
He made MS escape, but a party OF gentlemen
have gone IN pursuit, with every prospect Of cap
turing him. There Is no news up to this time from
the party, but II he ID taken the probabilities are
that he will never reach the jail alive. Such things
have been OF common occurrence here since the
xua
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take the law into their own hands, and a lamp.post
In the E,ehrh ward should yet be decked with the
corpse OF the guilty wretch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8, 1879.
CLEARED,

Steamship Minnesota Brh Morgan Liverpool via Queens
town--Wliams b Guion.
Steamship Robert InGham, whtelaw, London-Bruce 4
Co.
Steamship City Of Mexico Tmmermann Havana and Vera
CRUZ Alexandra Sons.
steamship Equator Bartlett New oreans-C II Mallory
4 Go.
Steamship Co.
Steamship Nereus. 5earse. Boson--h Dimock
Ship Tantallon Castle tBr), Brown, LondonE Morgan's
Sons.
Bark Ottone (Ital,, Riveo, Cork--siocovich & Go.
Bark Azow (Nor), unkermapn, Cork Famouih-Funch,
Edve h Co.
Bark Ammonia (IaD Fidele, Belfast rre-Funch Edge
Co.
schr Robert Bvron Sawyer, 81 Ritts-Joncs L Tough.
Brig Sea Bird (Br), Card, Port Spafn-Jones Lough
Brig La Creole DAM Spalckhaver, Curacoa-Dovalc
Co.
Brig Model (Brl, Ball, Elzabethport-J Requa 4 Co.
Schr Isabel, Dennison, Point d Pitre, Guad-Miller
Houghton 't...s. -. =
schr Lavinia Ball, Bayies, StJago-J Ward 4 Co.
Schr Minerva, Dissossway, Richmond Va-Evans, BAH
CO. -
schr Eureka, Mayo, Baltnore-w Chalmers
schr Frank Pierce, Fiandon, New Haven-M Briggs Co.
schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
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ssi and ssnehscn carried away los. and split sails Dee
from Trieste for New Haven, and supplied her with pro-
BARK Tinto !Bp, Smith McEwan Troon n days. with
pig iron to order vessel 70 Henderson Bros Came the mid
Mcfwan, aged s. years. Of Glvan Scotland MASTER
bark skinner NorS xroe.kung, Glasgow 50 days with
coal to Wendt Tetens Bockmanp, Took the southern
PASSAGE and had fine weather; was IA days Ber-
BARK Bark Lair. B IRE, Trsysp. sligo 50 days In ballast: TO
hear ,y. been ssy' Of s
yupsh Edys scO Took the southern passage and had
''i BARK xseHs Na ch.oe Bremen a day. IN ballast
and $50 Fnch Eass Took he southern
Banks had ihrs. deaths 6e passenger Jan lat
~ s s. 0 s sFs sSs. Of g. a.v with
md Ss Be- sss:
west Of The Bsnk Dee u and had revolving cyclone,
WIN
EsIs yossqss s.Ess sSr5 cAqssh sssSsss. d.y.
and had lahi winds ana ane weather s''. '-''ASe
in Srsai
ss New Ere @ PEI days.
Brig Nsyarno loi Boston, Poa Boston days. in bal
schr Rcsrdo BarFos Newton, Mayaaues PR - aavs
sSss; \ rs
y g. ~. s5 Sss e. n.sss ss S
Passed Through Hell Cato,
BOUND SOUTH. r
Brig Nazerne Murphy, - for New York, with fish to
schr Everett Hooper. 81 Michaels Nov II via Edgar
town, Mass. Tor New York. with fruit 10 master.
Schr Irsethen sserlinY Clam Cove, Ns Is days, for
ya sShr Gar wecp0o Me- days. for New
Wiz SsS ps:ssl ws Ss; 4nd' Ms for New York.
Schr Clara Jane. Hlsboro for New York, with plaster to
schr 0ildersleeve Carroll. Rockland for Now York.
with limo.
schr Mansfield Aohorn Providence for New York; in bal
last 0I.-
sOhr Frank Jameson Nash, Rockland New York. with
sGhr Sarah Elisabeth. Lockwood Oyster Bay for New
York, with brick TO Arnold 4 Co.
sShr Light Of the East Harper Bucksport for New York.
sCh anthony Burton Johnson Providence for New York.
schr David Curre, Morrill,, Hyannis for Baltimore
Schr Emma Higgins Boston toy Tanger.
Schr Clara Higgins, Boston for Tanger.
schr Ada Whitney, Masters Boston for New York.
echr Connecticut, Dehar New Haven for Elzabehport
Schr Native, Mead Providence FOR New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamshir Nereus. Reorse. New York for Boston.
Scnr AS Parker. Carpenter. New York Glen Cove.
Schr Salle Burton Palmer ElfzabehpOrt for Stamford.
schr Cordea Newkirk, Hunt Georgetown DC for Provi.
dence.
schr Ella May Dix, New York for Pembroke.
schr hester XNsn, Eliza Import for bridgeport.
schr Lucy Ames, Murphy, New York for Portland.
schr Ely, Brown, Hoboke1 fof Providence.
Schr New Zealand, Cook, Hoboken for Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
FIRE IN EXCHANGE PLACE.

AT twenty minutes past three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon o fire broke out In the ONCE Of A. M.
Come the third floor of the four story brick build.
ing No. IA Exchange place, causing loss Of $500;
fully'insured. The fire originated fr0m defective
heater.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
tEsIIX sases
Notary Pubs aIH s9d for sysr s
A psoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED M
A different states desersion. &C., sucient causo; mo-
no charge until S dySsSs as
4 CcoUNrANr-sEvEN LANGUAGES ARREARS
written u 1SP Ool
DRANDRErn PILLS
ESTABLISHED ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY.ONE
YEARS aas
These vegetable and pills should be in every
house. Having them on hand gives them double value o
then they nip the disease the bud often curing before
doctor could arrive. The, nfabe in smallpox and all
infectious or contagious diseases No disease Of mis- charac
ter can be propagaed there be those meters in the
body on which can rest terminate Even in Asiasid
Cholera BRANDRETH PILLS arc deemed absolute
specific by the medical England and this country
and we have the proof possession that they so
and to which hundreds OF our best citizens are
ready to certify lie. them be furnished by the rich to tho
poor soon disease would be banhed from land. Tho
wealthy could not their money better. would
be indeed laying up treasures in Heaven.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER TO DIR. BRANDRETH.
"If am sick know there are more or less unhealthy
humors in my bowels or blood. To recover my health
these must be got out removed from body. have
fear Of smallpox. cholera. ypnus yellow, bilious scarlet
or any other fever whatsoever, If have box BRAN
DaETHs PILLS near a. These pills have used a.
my only medicine thirty years when ssk from any
cause and they always quickly. believe
they remove the subec. disease from the body"
Thomas R. Hazard who has written his valuable expe.
renee of BRANDRETH's PILLS, and which may be had
by application at Dr. Brandrsshs oce 2e4 Canal STR e
Brandreth Building New York, :-Lately friend Of
mine sick in Newport. RI recommended him 70
take BRANDRETTs PILLS; the patient thought they
could not reach his case said felt they would and
restore his health. He concluded to try one box The boz
was finished in about week, and paen. reports mo bet
ter Second boz begun pulls taken day before H.
was all used change takes place; dark, pitchks matter
was brought away from his bowels and the health Of my
friend perfectly restored people would
for two or three weeks the Of BRANDRETHs PILLS
they would become so content Of their efficacy that
their own common sense propel them to FINAL
Of their disease" BRANDRETR's PILLS are sold in
every drug store In the world Observe g. Brandresh in
white letters in the government stamp. I
BARGAINS in TEAS, COFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
Provisions warranted to suit ss Ps"is and Ne Socke
$50 Greenwich street, New York.
SCHENCK,s PgLMo NOM SYRUP y,u.ur p,,,s
only medicines that vii. pulmonary con-
sumption. Dr. SCHENCK has been In constant practice
thirty years, continually examining lungs and knows
his medicines properly akeD viii cure consumption HE
MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the livey and stomach; his
sEAWEED TONIC dssoves the food stimulates the coating
OF the stomach and makes II digest His PVLMONlO
SYRUP ripcns the matter and nature throws on without
apy cxerton JOHN +. HENRY,
No. College place, New York,
rA1Aaala AGENT
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SAILED.

Steamships Minnesota for Liverpool; City OF Mexico,
Havana and Vera CRUZ Equator, New Orleans Queen
of the Seas, Bristol
Wind ct sunset N e, and thick fog
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A Moro Peaceful Aspect.

ROCHESTER,, n Y, Jan. S-S p. N.
Al this hour comparative quiet rcigns In the
guarded district IL is now thought there VIII not
be any trouble during the night In Exchange
street. from Buao street. people are not permitted
70 stop and talk, they are ordered to ''walk on.'
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%. E. GSDnO C Ggmt.s

20. 6. gGooo & GDnip.s
Gisentbiusr BON
BolS's patentirten autpmdtiie,en Sei;ern,
ipele in ben lesten iiini5ebn Sdbren e9r umiansRid
unb nit beIierem Grfotee. als irqeuo Gin anoerer nit
Dampi ober beiBem Baiier 9ei5eroer &poarGt se=
braudpt Derben.
Der r9ariIgr, Imeritanlids aIbeutserb urb gBar=
rsn'i6e 6eerbe," Yarlor=, Suns u. 2i9btnn9z
Biasz9ei.sr.
Die beriibmte 9atpion'ihe "Hot Air Furnace"
2esung bon Sleiz uno Giienr6breH, Saoefuannen,
SporanteH, Wai9itdnoe, BiiIoirs, atsnssr0tren lir
4btritte; iomie aub
bporauliIde Rammen, BaHers sDiaidnerit Il. {. 10. I;
marmorne IL. eferzSamninle, 5euerbecro= =Jfoite,
Resifter II. I. fu.;
Ridden lteuiIen, Daiiertibler nno S1erleeratoren;
aot= unb Sei36feu uao Jfeparaturen aner @rt.
$iifpeif=Gfe Don 8aitirnpres unb Gutepar.
,Qo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-16
llnuniltommrne anb Dolfaulmsne
S2Qanc,

Cute 3dbre ftnS fin forperlide sd6n9cit rrertd5.
It'd, uro Mcmonb bGrf ib ferncrbtu me9en uns!eiz
der oher fou;cr 3dbne crtIdulotstn; benn oa6 Diit
tel bieic Utdn9u gu beti9en, ue9Cu in cincs Seoen
Sereite. Or. SSind,eu, in Rr. fSS, gB IL
s ave e., oberbalO GutapItrGBC, 1T aGs iuIcu'
ibatliher 3abrar5t nett uno brett betannt. @r If
nit iebcm 3,usise ieircs 8cruies pyGtti6 pC!traut
unb Gae feline Sa1ndr3uifen Sperotontn belrieGt9en
Die Batienten Gui's 8ee. Die 3Gbne, tic CT GHiers
tist, setduen i9 burd Sauerbaiti9tct, uoltOmne.
res gaiisn, natiirlibes slnsiebca unb Gagemeine
Sdoubett aus. 9as SabHiileu nit Cob, Staniol
oosr Gompoii ous> Dioc bilHct einen iuiGtsruG9rlI
fen,r Braris. als 3abnaufSitben febt Or. Us tnz
d e unerreilst on. Sen YcriaRten nut oem Bd'
tienten iIt in Der 9bat Garm0nt. Nidt euS gerin9te
SbmsrSiumptom miro peranl1bt, mo bic Operation
1T # cts DO ommen oI9rctd vt
fdbrijut td9liG refine ialpetsrcurss Gas. Sicz
len ShmerSpeltilser babeE Die 9ciGmmteu mebiiini=
nliden iSafuItdten guropa's urb amerita'5 iir bas
oolllommcnrc mo uunoerbGrite, Gmpiinoun9sos
fstlit berporseruene Oiitst ettldrt oas ie rnoedt
luorben. (WtlrS7,1SD
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i'd la7e Sic ni9t fort; Sic miIien blei
ben, merigitens bis mir ielbit na4 Berlin
| 9eben.
6euri9e Rpblen! raurte Gerbarb BEN
6reunbe ld6elno in'S DIR. 9teier abe,
fragte permunoert, pb ct lpirtlih re6t ge:
bort, bab bas junge Gbepaar an cine Gei'
ie bente. St babe ge9laubt, Gerbarb 9e:
bente"ii6 bier fir etui9 gu be9raben.
Bir iinb f6redli6 perfannt, GerRarb.
iherste Die junge Srau. gSer uns nur il
perleumbet baben mag? DtuB man penr
nOtbgebrunsen66blen lenbemObner iein, tpenr
man nt6t 3ugppgel lit? Obne !6eimat
miro ber MenI4 sur 6lOde, Die Der @inr
treibt, irtmer in Der !6eimat aber Su 6oen
S6Olle DOer ;um spitidernpen Sperling,
Der aud ME iber ben nd6iten3aun fOmmt.
Man muB AUDI binuu5. g8ir wplen Elm
paar gGp6en mieber Sbeater, Concerto
unb Die @elt ieben. 9a;u aber buben mir
nod lber pier5ebn Sage 3eit - bis oa:
bin perlaiien Sic un5 ni6t? 2Lbgema6t?
Sic itredte ibr 6dnb6en bin, ba5 unz
ter ben 8lonpenmanidetten nod feiner
ausiab. Strei6er aber i6Iug nidt ein.
Gr i6nttelte bitter DEN 2opi.
Sd iebe, baB Sic e3 gut meinen, iagte
er unp lein 8lid leiitete Gerbaro cine 2lbz
bite, aber bies 6au8 - e5 lit mir 70 tpeb
bier, 10 enge, Getalten tauden auf aus
alien Gden -e5 gebt ni6t! 8jeQeidt ipdz
ter enma(.
Gerbarb faBte ieire 6ano uno brijdte iie
tnnig uno marm.
2lrmer, armer NomaOe! murmeIte er.
2dderlid! brummte Der Qtnbere.
Sollte nibt audi Elm rpanig ppn benz
9epuuern auf Sid fallen? griT 2ijie Sie
AeuBerurg uuI. Su biit bemegt, leugne
ni4t. 6aben Did Die Nittbeiluugen,
9eine5 6reunOes 10 er9rifen? SD
flrdte, 9ein 9erj bat bic ate npma,
Oiiirenoe GeWobnbeit npb ni6t ganj ab9ez
legt.
2(lS Shej6er ben Bid ppu Iisbrei5en=
Der 54elmeret lab, Der Den Seuber be-
9lttlSLeI IpuplS StI pNp " 6lutiHSt HEkIkIt
beipen Wleni6en fein GebeimniB 9ebe.
9a5 fteie 2tuge ieineS 6reunoe5 uerrietb
nidtS ppn parlebter Gitelfeit, nur mieoer=
gefunpene &ube, ba5 frObe 2tufatbmen eiz
ner entlaiteten Seele gldn5te Oarin. llnC
pbne aufStrel6er'S 9(nlpeienbeit in bielem
Dfoment gtadiiat ST nebmen, no bic gez
paltige8ewegung ieine8 5nnern nab einem
9lusOrud rang, umfabte 0erbarb ietn gee
liebtes @eib, sOg es an iib unb prifte
ejnen lan9en, lungen auB auf Die refine,
gploumrabmte Stirn.
Ytein 9er5 1T 9ein, 2iaie, 9anj u. gar,
tlang iein balbcrItidtes Sauh5en. Sd bin
in Der ,6eimatb, fir immerl
Sic aber lebnte bas a6pfden 5urad. Sn
Ibrem2luge 9lin5te cine Seroriidte, Sbrdne
UNI ibren Diuno ipielte Elm tpunoerbplpes
9ddeln. llnid9ljd innig blifte iie ibn an
anO letle, MIR OaB baS Sbr bes@atten e3
oernabm, liipelte iie:
gNir lieBen Sid AUDI ntnlmer fort!
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81. .. IS. e. = Sieuna Der Suubes,
(SrpSlpae in ct. NDui5.


Die SunoeS-@rOBlo9e Oes alteu SrSen3
Der v9oobsSeQoms" trat Dor einigen 8a8en
III ct. Souls Suiammen, Der Srben iit cine
Der sablreifllten in ben Ser. Staateu entitan.
benen unO nur bier perbreiteteu llntertiits
Sun9sz z@eie1i dafteu, pelt)e nad gebeim ges
baltenen &ituallen ,arbeiten" unb oabsr su
ben gebeimeu 9eiellidaften 3u re6nen ilub.
Der Sroen nnrse 1928 in Der Staot gfeip'
Yort gegriinbet uuo Oiente inn obue i3petiel
Der Srben Der vObb=6eQowS" gum YOrbtIOe,
worauf ni4t uur Der Name, ionbern uu9
ieiue innere gturi6tung unO Die ein,elueu
Sgmbole oeuteu. @r uerbrettete If balO iibsr
sinen groBeH 2beil olr Union, obihon fura
mad ieiner @ntitebuu9 Der Stllrm losbraa,
pelAer itA gesen Die O@ebeimen @sieui6aIs
ten" ridtete uno bereu @riitens Su untergra.
ben brobte. Ser Sreen fiibrt ben @abr,
iprud: Faith, Hope, Charity (@laube, Sofiz
uung, 2lebe) uno betebt aus @rabeu, au.
Der Dem @Infibrungs9rabe, bic in ben inter.
georoneten 3ogen erlbeilt merSeu uno nad) ben
Sarben grim, roia, blau, carmoiIin unS aolo
6euannt fno. 3uei Sotgrabe peroeu in Den
9a9ern ertbeilt. Der SrOen lit in ben Staa-
! ten 9ssrpsgOrt, PenniqlpanisH, Reps9eriep,
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Warft unS SDrfe.
SalaaO>9epeI9ea.
UuS Wdfhiu0tpft.

SaibinstOu, 10. Sept. - Die &e
uenue @innabmen beliefen Ft geIiern an
S9O3, ,567.84.
Die engl. l.-amerif. auipriides Gomn1iiiiOr
miro fid crit au 2. Sftober mieber in 98a
ibington ueriammelu.
Sn ben Ser. Staaten befinoeu iib 956
8aumwoGipinnercen: oauon lino p in Uia
rplano. 0teielbeu beifGiti9en 448 Qampf'
maitinen nit ALLY Bferoefraft unO 1886
28aiierraOer nit 102, 400 Bieroetraft; Al, 79(
BeriOnen perbeu oil Den nabe5u 1000, ,00C
Spin6cln beihaitigt. Die 26bne 6eIaufen id
auf $50, ,O44, 1872.
Nat)ritjteu aus Sregou 6euteu an, baF
sort meOcr Garbett nod Diitfea in ben 8un'
besienat erndhlt peloen tauu, uno man mirr
in 6Olge 6eiieu Den Geuerul auwult ais
GompromiB1 Dor bic Geiesgebung
bringeu.
Der ipauiideu auipriide- -Gommiiiion lie.
gen 3ur 3eit 100 6due Dor. Sn etnigen Ga'
gen mi:0 Dr.. |9omarO eineu Inipru4 eil'
Ietfen.
Sic 40 Brionsn narfe 3nOianers7 elegatiOn
III hiRr eiu1ctrpffeu.
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2a60Gs.

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bum @srsnlsen.
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teiteu 3abndrSte uno sdnSti4C iSrebett Don Sdmers
en- in unierem Bureau, Esr. 81, S5efts6apettes
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