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MR.. R.P WEBSTER'S engagement with
Ni US ceases from this date, and he is not
authorized to transact any business in our
BARRETT HIGGINS.
BALTIMORE. Nav 18th. ISL.
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NEW YORK CITY.

List of Candidates for the vfee-Presi-
desey.
NEW York, June A Philadelphia
dispatch states that w. d. Kelley,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF AnEe- @
"A roma Lodge, No. 1913, VIII be heldN(AN
this "WEDNESDAY evening, at 71z/VN
O'Clock, for work in Z. A. degree
All +. As are fraternaily invited
c. NJ. CARROLL, Nm.
JOHN BEAMIsH, Secretary. tu5
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WASHINGTON CITY.

Everybody Going TO the Philadelphia
Convention.
WASHINGTON, June A large num-
Der of Congressman and others left to-
night to attend the Philadelphia Con-
yention.
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On SATURDAY.. July s. 1872.

within legal hours, the following described
tract Of land, viz:
Containing five acres. situated in the county
Of Shelby and state Of Tennessee, near and
south of the city Of Memphis, range 8, section
-, being part OF a subdivision of lots SO and
81, Of Kerr bdtvistOn of his 1850 acre tract
part OF John RamSey's so acre tract-said
hve acres being the south end Of lots SO and 80
Gb0ve named and bounded as follows, to-wit
Beginning at a stake, the southwest corner OF
lot Ne. 70, on the south line of said 500 acre
tract or grant thence north with the west line
Of said lot No. CO. two hundred and seventy
and one-quarter feet (27D1fi 70 a stake; thence
east parallel with said south line, eight
hundred feet 1880, TO q stake on the east Inns
OF said lot No. SO; thence south two hundred
and seventy and one-quarter (Z70l0 feet, TO
stake on said south line; thence west witt
said line eight hundred 500 feet to the be
ginning, as surveyed by NJ. A. Kerr, March 3
1850.
Terms of sale cash. No time viii be given fol
the examination of title, ETC., but the pur
chaser must comply by paying the cash OF
the spot.
This June 4, IS72.
NJ. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
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PETFsRURG. PENN.
Departure of Large Number of Dele
@afeS

PrrTsBURd, June 4.-Over two hum
dred delegates from Pittsburg and Ale
gheny have left for Philadelphia.
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Nonresident and Creditors No
tice.

No. 535, R. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county. Tennessee.-Mary W.
Winter, administrators OF ID. Winter, de-
ceased, VS.. Charles Winter, Helen L. Whit
ter, Frieda " inter, Dietrich Winter, Z. L.
Belcher, guardian Chas. 5. Ender, Florence
Female Academy, and creditors of DR.. Whit
ter, deceased.
IN this cause. by an order of Court made on
/ the 18th of May, IS72, nOJice is hereby given
10 all parties interested to come forward and
exhibit their claims and have themselves
made parties hereto within the time allowed
by law, or be forever barred. And IL appear
ing to the Clerk and Master, from the bill
which is duly sworn to, that the defendants,
Chas. Heebner, ). Ender and the Florence G.
male Academy, are nOn-residents of the state
of Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1872, and plead, answer or
demur TO compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them, and set
for hearing ex parte; and that. a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Daily Appeal
This June Sd, i, 1872.
A copy-attest:
NJ d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By CRABTREE BELCHER, D. q. and NJ.
Beeeher & Belcher, Soils. for complainant.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
On
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1872.

No. 1861, R. D.-Second Chaneery Court, Shell
by cOunty--GaTthwaite Lewis and Stewart
V. J. c. jacob OF al.
DY virtue of an order of Sale entered in this
ID cause, win sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the door Of the
second Chaneery courthouse, on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee
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SOUTHERN PALACE,
I882 MAIN 5TRBEET, 882-

possible
whOssaIing.
quenly win b
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PAINNTIG.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

ON THE TWENTIETH OF JUNE, 1872, all
Lots on which TAXES have not been paid
win be CONDEMNED for past due Taxes
Those wishing to avoid COURT COSTS and
CONDEMNATION FEES will come forward
and make settlement.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
ina CITY Tax Collector.
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Collars Valencenns Collars Real
pique Lace Collars French Lace Collars should call at the
SOUTHERN PALACE.
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SOLD AT COST. AND SOME AT LESS THAN COST


CaeOe Beaehed DOmst Brown DOmesties O Sheetng Per-
Gales Lawns, Plain and Figured PiqueS, Irish and Pants
Linens all kinds of White Goods, should call at the
! SOUTHERN PALACE
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LADIES WISHING
Iron Grenadines French Grenad Plain and Fancy Silks japanese
Silks, Silk POpIns, Irish POpns, French POpnS, should
call at the SOUTHERN PALACE
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LADIES WISHING

Real Lace Points, Llama Lace Points, Paris Lace Points, Pushe
Points, Real SacqueS Llama Lace SacqUeS Pushe
! Lace Sacques should call at the SOUTHERN PALACE.
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NJ. D. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
Warmer & Lee, Sols. for compIainants.
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NOTICE.

MR.. WILKINSON was for many years con-
nected with the leading Hotels Of the South I;
also the Burnet House, Cincinnati, and the
S. Nicholas Hotel, New York. jus
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Clark and Master.
Myers Wyatt, sOls. for comPl'ts. in5
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Of be
in
wishing price
of the
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LADIES WISHING
1 IREADY-MADE SUITS AND UNDERWEAR, should cal
/ SOUTHERN PALACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

TTRACTIyE COUNTRY SEhT-30 ACRES BEAUTI
n ful Land fine grove, modern house, 10 rooms hand
lawn shade, truit and b ubbcry; brc OK tenan
lousc and oailudinfs complete; mapnifccnt surround
ings; Mt DEPOT, W miles In Jersey; East class: viii sci
part. J. STANLEY FERGUSON, lei Broadway, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

PROPOSALS FOR NAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE BE-
tween San Francisco Japan ana China.
Posr OFFICE DEPARruKNT.

L tween Ban Francisco, Japan ana China
PosT OrnOI DsrAHrxxsI.}
the acc ~ with the provisions Of SECTIONS and Of
s ss %Sss.s
5oRs 'a
hereby to the s ma asns ssd
within three the passage ,n n Of Ky act ae
the ],
s saSn In. monthly q S. %s eo%p
xSy sss s. nSs oJnn saie
ad ~ Of
% ms s IN "a , the
Ss ss Sa Saa n rs q
not sSs than four tons REGISTER each an shall
shall be Wholly Of American construction and shs be 50
constructed Be readily adapted e the armed naval
the Officers BY they ,s ARE Nam
the 'n' nSHSsr Q General %Sessr this
tien has been complied with provided that in All
SsTsS prssds FOR shall Be esens United States
United states employed as though they were ciii
% acts and SPECIFIED sss NJ g
.a' ss any s s e nc ssss
rsasGsssf l s'np'as
sss I III sSssS
mail service between San Francisco and China and Japan
s Mai
. Ss
paid while the said company It's
81 Ss $
Sors Nail ss hs
and longer: Provided, That said requirement shall n
well as to the Pacific I STd SSss%iSIp
viii be received at ths Pos; ONCE Department in tho city
Day Of August. conysSins the mail; United
by o. an monthly line Of @
thousand tons register each and q sufficient number to
Ksss %
p Ss GsfS ns Dstwesn
and h asr o Il, contract term Of
Each bid should name the time proposed 70 be occupied
s sds
hours Of arrival should also accompany each BID The de-
80 Se
s Iss5
40 a. t e 81 hs
time Che Interests Of the postal service REQUIRE
Ts the tss % be
% hs they s be The
specon md survey BY an naval constructor
Proposals conform n all particulars to the proy
February IT, 1905 and February H. 1867 md Of sections
and OF the above cited act OF June l. 1872 and must be
properly guaranteed with satisfactory testimonials that
s Or ss soo their
aud guarantee.
Tho bidder or bidders must be American citizen
citizens.
Tho bidders and residence and the of each
member OF the firm, when partnership Offers should be
distinctly stated II made by a corporation the bid
must be accompanied by duly authenticated copy of the
charter articles OF incorporation and list Of officers
and directors
All bids exceeding the sum of $4,000 must be accompa:
MED BY certified check draft payable to the order Of
the Postmaster General upon some solvent national
bank ofless han5 per cenum the ofone years
pay proposed In such bid bids such check draft to
DC subject to all the conditions and provisions OF existing
laws in respect to forfeiture.
Any assignment transfer Of an mall contract Is
expressly forbidden by law Such assignments trans
null and void and the Postmaster General Is
quired to determine any contract in Of its being
derlet or assigned
Proposals should be sent under seal to "The supern
tendent of Foreign Mails with the words Mail Propo-
SAILS, Japan and China route" written the face of
the address, and they should be despatched In time to be
received at this Department on before O'Clock r. NJ
OF Monday the 18th day Of August next which will be the
last receiving proposals under this advertisement
JNO A. j. CRESWELL, Postmaster General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGES.

A GENTLEMAN HAVING A FINE PLACE OF ~
N acres in weschescr county, 50 minutes from Grand
Central Depot houses with all the modern
and minutes walk from depot, Will exchange for 4
House the city, between Thircth and Fourteth streets
and Fourth and SIKH avenues, and pny SlOO in cash in
arrnng.n. differences In a.u Address WESrCitESTER,
Herald Office, giving locauor price and full particulars
of property offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

1T NEW BRIGHToN.-TO LET. THREE VILLAS,
~ furnished and UNFINISHED; modern improvements;
terry; OF the most charming places New
York Apply 70 Il. DUNCAN SNlFFEN, 80. Pine street,
or HAMILTON CO., 90 Front street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A RESPECTABLE GERMAN FIRST CLASS WAITER.
N lately landed from England, desires situation In a
private family first class references Address ROBERT
He IJn0ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

PROPOSALS FOR S9aD00,
i Stocks OF the City of New York
Sealed proposals will be received ut the ComprOlerg
until Tuesday, June II, 1872 at O'Clock NJ.
when the Will be publicly opened for the whole
any part oil 0OO stocks OF tho city Of
New York, to witt
Additional New Croton Aqucduct Stock,
authorized BY chap. $50 Laws Of 1870 payable No.
Additional Croton Water Stock,
authorized by chap. 81, as amended by chap 3s5,
Laws Of 1871, payable November 1891 $4,000
City Parks Improvement Fund Stock.
authorized by chap 29O, Laws OF 1871, payable In -
WIZ - Groom Water Main Stock, -''''''
authorized by chap 2l3. Laws OF 1871, payable No
Water Stock of 1870
authorized by chap. $50 0, Laws OF 1870 pay - -
Said stocks will interest at the rate of
per payable the LIST day of May and Mo-
vebcr in each year The proposals will state the amount
OF stocks desired and the price per hundred dollars
thereof and the person whose proposals are accepted
will hcreupon be required deposit with tho Chamber
lain the sums awarded to them respectively together
with any premiums thereon.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the
Chamberlain for such deposit the parties will DO entitled
to receive cercae for equal OF the par value
of the awarded TO them, bearing interest from the
dates OF payment ~
p0sas stocks OF the City Of New York; aud enclosed
in II second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller
The right is reserved the of the Comptroller to
tercsts OF the Corporation require it.
ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller.
CRY or New YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, Corr.
TRoLLRR's OrFICx, June A. 1S72.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

RIO CONTRACTORS
l. Proposals Tor Quarantine Structures on West Bank
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or QuARANTfNR,l
No EXCHANGE CoURr, NEw York, May "A, 1872 )
PROPOSALS scaled and endorsed above, Will DO re-
ccived by the underigned at the office Of the Commits
soners QuaranIc until o'clock T. NJ. of the 18th day
June which time they will BE- publicly opened. The
Board itself under the law the discretion 10
reject amy bid which may not deem for tho interest Of
the State to accept
Plans and specifications can be seen md information
obtained at the Office of the Commissioners OF Quarantine
No. = Exchange court
RICHARD scHELL, President Commissioners
A. N. BELL of
SAMUEL BARTON, Quarantine.
A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor of New York
S. 3. POWELL, Mayor OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

DROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING
L interior of the Manhattan Market Thirty-fourth
street. North River. will be received until juno 10
instant instead Of May 70 Specification can be seen at
the office Of H. g. Harrison Architect, 81 William street;
bids to be directed 10 H. g. Harrison, Architect in OF
the Manhattan Market Company at their office 346 and
3fS Broadway The company the right to reject
any and all bids. PAUL j. ARMOUR, President
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WANTED-BY SOBER AND STEADY MAN, A
w situation porter , siStan porter; would make
himself generally useful would drive OF horses
has had charge of team during the las. SIX In
qure In the grocery store PAL Centre st. between Grand
and Bruone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

A BARGAIN.-2,O0 ACRES WISCONSIN LAND FOR
n cash. win exchange for properly by title
feet; cannot be exceed Address HALL, box ia Post
ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME AND FARM OF
"A 40 acres only miles from station; trains daily TO
New York. 81 clear rich land, adapted to grain
grass: large stream through farm good trout fishing;
good boating one house; large barn; wagon house;
black mare cows, hogs poultry; twhhorse wagon:
lsprng wagon, carriage, Sled plough harrow, sleigh;
hrciug mill maler iarn Ing tools aud crops in ground,
price only "a 800; terms tasy Apply 10 THOMAS STILL
burg, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

1914 9TH Ay.. SECOND FLOOR.-A FIRST CLASS
OC-f drcssmaker would like the work of a few
FIRST class families None TO surpass in fitting trimming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

CITUATION WANTED-BY A BOY Is YEARS OLD
- who has good education in English and French, IL
office first class city references security II desired
Address PERSEVERANCE, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

dbl EOn CASH WILL. BUY AT ORANGE A FIRST
pl,COU class double House; twelve rooms; hot and
cold wafer; bath room: furnace; sablc LORI
half acre; five minutes walk from depot; $500 under
value. Address NJ. II. BARRETT, Orange, N. J..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

fS1 9Th ST, BETWEEN AVS. AND b. IN THE
CCf bakery.-A respectable young German girl to do
sewing and light homework take OF grown up
children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

VOUNG GIRL WANTED--AN ORPHAN PREFERRED,
rom II 10 l6 of age to go In the country; must
he Protestant and DESTROYS OF a good hone VIII be
clothed and sent to school portion Of the time One who
will appreciate such position will be literally dealt
with. Address, f. o IL boy 2S6 Post office, Brooklyn n y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

> NICE, RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANTED-WlTO
n speak German and English TO attend in the ladies'
cream saloon up stairs corner of 9th and 59h
St Call this day after O'Clock.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-10
Die NreHe in Seutiblano Mnn
Qlmertfa. 49,.

SIN Der vg8iener 9anf= uno .6anbelsz
3eitung" finoen mir eineAbbanolung ilber
bic 8ilbuns bes amerifanilden Gpltes,
tpelde 8emsrtungen entbdlt, pOrin naz
mentlid auf bic surgeurtbeilnng Oes litera>
ridden 8ertbs Der 3eitungen 10 pidtise
Sbatiade binsetpieien tpirb, oab in Amez
rita bic 3eitunsen in areiien uno ingOlfs=
tlahen perbreitet iino, fir welde lie in
9eutidlanb gar nidt eriitiren. uSie m1eis
lten 8auern in 9lmerita" beibt es bort,
,balten nlebr 3eitunsen, ais in 9entldz
lamb elm sanses 9urf. Ser iunge Staat
ylebrasfa nit 10000 @tnwobnern bat
mebr3eitungen uno nit einem melt reibez
rem Snbalt, als bas alte !9pliteln nit 1et=
men 600, 900 Gintpobnern."
9ie @erslet6uns liebe ii9 nit 2eid@
tisfeit piel weiter fiibren. IS piro inams@
rita nur iebr menise Stdbte ppn 10000
ginuobnern seben, Die ni6t wenisitens
cine tdslide 3eituns baben, = oasesen
eiebt es in 9eutlhlanb nur iebr tpenige
iplde stdote, in benen cine tdslide 3eiz
tuna erI6eint. l1no Nun gar bic 8oden=
bldtter! SAT- barf man iasent oab instme<
rita tein 9orf 10 tIein iit, I'M nidt iein
@odenblatt gu baben. Sreilid erideiz
men Oieie Oirftis anp inbaltleer i'm @er=
sleid NIT benaieiensS Seitunsen Der sroben
5tdpte, aber tpie reid uno manniafaltig
fino iie nidt int gersleid nit ben in ben
in 9eutidlano erideinenoen heinen Wlnz
fels, adies uno @urfbldttden! l1eberbies
bileen aud piele aanobldtter far5anperts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-10
Observation-Disclosures
9SaIbinqtou, 8. Mai

~ " l Y " % 4tut@
SIM Senat mu1Oe beifloiieu, ben MIDI
item Wtonta9 abenb fir Die Seratbung bon
Bills itber 6lottenan9ele9enbelten Su reerut'
ren.
Steipart rieI Die yGoat Sslanb". .Sill auf
uno beautra9te, bab bieielbe oil ba8 Gomtte
iiber Die ,Bacific gilenbabn" peruleell
tperoe. Sole beautragte, Oieiel6e an OaS 60
mite fir Dtilitdr- an9ele9enbeiten Su oer'peI..
fen. Die NtorgerfunOe oerfloBt ohue Dap
Ser Qntrag erlebigt uurDe.
Sprasue rief Die gSeit.YOinter Sermili4
euues Sill auI, ipel6e angenontnlen tpuroe.
Die aa9emeiue Imneitie. BID wuroe Johann
tpicber aufgenontmen, ,uno es banoelte ll9 nm
Sulnne3's Antrag, ieine @iotlre1tss sStl alS
Qmenpement bin5uSufiigen. GaIierlg lpradd)
gegeu Sumner'S 2lntrag. Slair duBerte Die
aniidt, oaB oieie GiOilre6tsmaBregel nnr
benubt merbe, Inn ieoe ImneitiezBta bamlt
aus benz g9eqe 3u rGumeu. Siels Seuatoren
leien fir bic @lpilredt5 Sid, uuo penn es
BEN 6reunben oerielben Grnit oamit Jet, 10
bate bieielbe i6on langit angenommen leln
fDnuell, 10 aber merOe oielelbe nun aut9eruIel1,
penn cine QmneitiemaBre9el porlie9e, Inn
bieier oieielbe ais Dip aufsulatteln. Wtorton
lprad) Al @unlten Der @luilredtszSiu.
3m 9teprdie tantenba auie legte
Qrder BON Dtarplano cine 8etitton De8 Or.
gS. s. San 8ibber unb anocrer Sitrger BAL
timore'S Dor nm Die Se5ablun9 Der fran5.
Spoliation 2lnipriide.
Yeri6ieDene auf lRilitar Qngelegenbeiten
beslglt6e 8tQs wurOen Johann erleot9t.
Die Germiidhte @iptl= Ger.uilli9unss Stl
iuuroe oOanu einberiAtet unO gum Druid be-
oroert.
auf Danes antrag nabm ba8 9aus ais
9lenarz@onlite Die GipiLSer,piui9ungs. .Siu
rpieoer aufgsuommen. Sal3 bleibt, ipte Oel
3oa bon Dem @onlite einberihtet mur0e.
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Sulano>
NuS Wafbinatplt.

US a btn9 II, .. Wtat. = lOte po=
litilhe@uillotine uno Die @ipiloienlt sReform.)
Die pom Yrdlioeuteu Grant porgeid)la9ene
Gipiloienit 8eform lit Inter benz Gorlpanbe
einqetiibrt moroen, ben Giuilotenit Der Negte'
RING iiber ale politilhen OtiBbrdud)e 81 erz
beben. Sn pelher Seile bic anbduger Der
COMMUNICATION oieies Yrinslp in ausfibrung
-brinaen, nirD bilr9 bic Abietuug bes y. V.
SmalleD iuultrirt, Der, neil er i'll gefpliien
8esiebungen Sur yN.=g)orfer Sribiine" ltebt,
ieine Aftuarltelle i'm SauSs&omtte Der Ottlt=
tGr= =Angelegenbeiten uerloren bat, ob9letd) er
i1on lett iiebeu Sabren 5rr !3ufrtebenhett ietz
nerSorgelebten ben lbnl Observation-Disclosures
oieuit beiorgt bat. 9llS Der 8orfter jenes
@omite's, Sobu @oburn, Dem Smauep angez
fiinoigt bate, oaB er ieiller Spmpatble'n nit
Der liberalen Agttatiou tpegen abgelett NOR
ben lei, bat berlelbe, es m0dte Die Sad)e oem
Gomite porgelegt merben. Goburn aber mei-
aerte fid, beIlen, uno ct iiefte bic i6riftlide
Goritelluns in bic Said)e, Die Smaaep an
Oas Gomite 9ertd]tet bate. @eltern muroe
elm neuer Nttuar eruannt, bon oem Sr. @oz
burn iiberseugt 81 ietn glanbt, oab er Der
@rant'lhen aonlinttratton inter allen um=
itdnben treu gehorlamlt btenen rperbe.
- Die 4rbeiters sDeputation pongtepz yorf
erbielt heute pom 6iuanslefretdr Souttpell Die
3uf6eruug, baB lofOrt gefeble nad Stem
y)ort erseben iperben, Die ben Soa5ug oes
Qht= t=5tunbenz z4rbeits Geletes bel Seritelz
lung bes neuen Bpitants- unD 3oqbauS.9es
bduOes in gtem<Dorf anoronen. Die 9epus
tation bssab Ff) gum Yrdioenten, Inn ibm
fir leine @ate 1nb Sunorfommenbeit in Ses
aug auf Die arbeiter Snterefen su oanten.
Scr Bralbent iagte, er babe ben Generalan=
malt anseipieieu, cine SrOre gum iofortigen
Yoasug bes 46t=Stnnoen sArbeits 9eleseS
III alen Iesierunsslperftatten II. I. 10. su
entmerfen.
gSa bington, 9. Wiai. - 3ablreide
Gonsrebmitslieoer itnO Der anid)t, OaB feline
garif>Sia in Der sesenipdrtlsen Sisuns
palliren wirb, uuo baB man bic Neueniiez
Geieee 10 ueranoert, baB MIR nod Stsuern
pom Gpirituoieu, Wtal59etrdnten, ganfen
unb Gabaf erboben rperpen. Wtan glaubt,
baB iid Der Gon9reb ON 20. Utat nertasen
ptro.
- Die &riessbdfen ber Ser. gtaaten ipl-
len bemnadIt in sroBe Gbdtisfeit perleet
tueroen. Uian Mil alle Sd)ifie fiir bic Gee
fertia MAIDEN unb auBerbem 10 neue banen.
nuisre Sssiebuassu sa Spaaieu itnS auf benz
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baben Sic tiellei6t ielbit bic @lte, nil
fur neuen Stoif gu iOrsen. Sas erite ro=
mantii6e aapitel birfte pielleidt ben 81
tel: Sin Na6titid, pber: Surd's Seniter
filbrei;.
9llio aud bappn bate bic Stoffidgertn
ldon aeb6rt unp am Gnoe ibre g(ptisen
bariber sema6t, pie itr Gatte iiber ben
maaotldnber Gbampagner, Der ibm belonz
oers 3u bebagen idien. Serbarb mar ple=
ier pridelnben, ipiben Gcnperiation, peren
Soften ct our6 3ub6ren trasen muBte,
iiberbriiiiis, sr madte Wtiene, iih su perz
abldieben.
., sur gisarre, ip6ttelte iie, natiirlid
CUR Gisarre! Mas tpdret Sbr Mdnner pon
beut3utase obne Cure Gigarre? Sbne et=
garre bdtten mir mod ben Salon; lelbt
eine Necamier piiroe beutSutage iannlt
ibrem berabmten Salpn Der Gigarre pel=
den miiHeu.
ylidt bod, ertpiberte Gerbarp, I'm nidt
10 brast geben, nod, Die Gisarrs tonnte
ia ialpnfdbis mprpen.
FL done! uno aus oem Salon eli1e
Subrmannsberberse.
Gleidpiel, er lpiirbe beiteben; nlat bic
Gisarre, ionbern Die 3eituns, bebaupte
i'd, bat ben Salon get6pet.
9ie 3eitung? Sas mare mir tnterelz
iant, fisl 5err pOn Rioerid elm; i'd ball
te bic 3eituns iiir cine Dempfratiihe Snz
ftitutipn. 9ie gerallsemeinsrans besWllz
iens -
SIT eben feine 5Srberun9 pes arlltpz
fratiiden Salons, idnitt ibm feline 0rau
turs bas @ort ab. 9as begreift iid. Sur
Belt, mo feline 3eitungen eriitirten, tamen
bic 2eute suiah.men, nm su plauoern, lt6
Sonmots mitsutbeilen uno bas ytsuerlte
su b6ren uno su pentiliren, mie es NIT
einent mooernen parlamenterllden slusz
orude beibt. Sic leben, 6err StranSau,
i9 gebe alf Sbre Sbeen Elm.
@erbarb perbeugte ii6.
tssortiesuns folst.)