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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
THE NEW DOMINION.
CANADAs RELATIONS WITH THE MOTHER com
IRY-LECrURE BY THE Hon WILLIAM
NDCUGALL.

CANADA's RELATIONS WITH THE MOTHER COZ "
IRY-LECrURE BY THE Hon WILLIAM
NDOUGALL.
HAMILTON, Ont, April G.-The Hon. VIII
liam McDougall, formerly member of the Ottawa Gov
eminent and late Northumberland of Manoba'
ecured last night the position OF Canada as anced
by the relations between England and tho United acs
He stated that ne had while in England di-cuss'i inc
onestion with Mr. Cardwell with Earl Granville. with
Mr. Gladstone and with Nj. Adderley the Undersecre-
tary for the Colonies the previous Government ana
the conclusion they had to this That all par
ties recognized the change that had taken place IN the
uosou of Great Britain and snxiOusly preparing
m every possible way TO meet the new state 0i Things
lie had been forced to the conclusion that the p0cy
was NOT the colonies, nor 70 act so as 10 rVe
Them way from their allegiance; but 10 prepare them
FOR maintaining their own position ny means Oh the"
own nj Int hands and make them conscious tbal u an
attack was eveiod against thenl thcF nuat NC
mend mainly If altogether upon their own resources
"a ro..t H. Faing in which, they must ne prepared u
acce, the consequences whateV er they might De- wlch
foowed in aston and conquest Speaking ioi hlihseH
and speaking freely, fanky, ana ruihIhly' nc was VI
80 I,Iniuarv .f.p for the estah hmcnt Oi system oi
nvrument In Brit III America which would enable U.s.
SShe, fine moment arrived when necessity pressed upon
us, to maintain separate a' ~ hi"lin"d that thai
idea was present the minds OF most ho an OF ln"se
who took part ia carry ing out tliat great anu hpo,a
nautical change but because lhey IoicsaW ntt Wht
they believed must happen because ,hey iook the In
ifls ,eps 10 put the country III position 10 MAINTAIN
Itself In case Wal. was III 70 pn on''tcu,
AZ he saw some of the public Press han
charged. that they had Interior oi9ecis IN view
maj ihey hal proved enselves disIoya 10 e mother
n,uI ry: that they had shown themselves 10 ne ,n, n
thorp OF ia Dgcrons measures, ana mat they
for. be POLITICALLY opposed and condemnedt lie dencd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
NETWORK. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1872.

that they we're open to such condemnation. AMI he re-
crrod 10 tho phrase OF Lord Monck abort nation
atty, and Lord Lsgars declaration that alliance should
take the place OF allegiance wen 10 the repeat
ed observations OF tho leading newspapers OF England
TO establish the fact that what the public men Of Canada
opinion In the mother country The whole drift Of that
opinion was that connection with Canada was source
of embarrassment from which the mother country should
be freed POSSIBLE and IL English statesmen
and the English press discussed the question unreserv
eddy without being subject TO imputations OF dloyalty.
II could not be charged against public men IN Canada
that they were wanting in loyalty because they rccog-
niZed the actual position of affairs. The speakers
marks wore lrelncntIy lnteTrupted by applamse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
OPENING OF THE wALLXILLVALLEY RAILROAD
BRIDGE

RoNpoUT, n. Y, April 7-The crossing Of
the first train over the Waikiki Valley RaLwaJ Bril 20
was celebrated at Rosedae yesterday. a Jut 5000
people were present. including many prominent hen
various points in the vicinity. The frs train
consisted of engine, tender, and The
completely satisfactory, the bridge showing lao signs
OF weakness The bridge be-ln IN August, 1870, and
completed last January. IL built q" IRON, 10 tive
spans, supported by heavy stone piers AID abutGens
and iron columns 1t is $50 feet gh and ia total length
il 9Gs feet. 1t cost s12500O The waikiki Valley Rail
way Is complete to that point, and the rack il
ready for the rails to this city. The road cien
be finished to tlis place In about two months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
SUICIDE I'm NEWARK.

Daniel d. Hunt, lumber dealer of No. &S
Fcrryst, Newark, n. j., committed suicide. yesterday
by hanging himself in the barn Ia OF his house lie
was a school Commissioner from the Twelfth Ward and
q prominent Freenason. Financial embarrassment 10
said to have been the cause OF the Ike aboDt
40 years VI age, and leaves wife ana I'VE eklGsAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
SUPPOSED MURDER.

ERIE, Penn, April "A woman named
Grace Fucker, about 40 OF age, fonna dead
bed in little shanty Land lighthouse to-day Her
face black from apparent stranglation, and there
are marks like ger prns her throat. The Ouy
cupants Of the shany her husband and her little
The husband has been taken into custody await
fur..nn "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
ABORTIONIsTs PUNISHED

OMAHA, April DIR. Marvin aud Samuel
Boyd have been found guilty OF causing On, death Of
Miss oliver Of Wood River. Neb., by prodc ing
ton. Marvin sentenced to three and uaf years
and Boyd to six months imprisonment IN Penten-
tiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
COLLISION ON THE SOUND.

PROVIDENCE, April 7.-Ihe SchOODCf Fly OF
aud FOR East Greenwich, with coal, collision
the sound last night. with the steamer Newport. The
schooner lost her bowspct aud heads ana started
leak; but the captain thought he cou.G reach New.
London without assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
STORM on THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

CHEYENNE, Wyoming Ter, April The
worst storm of the prevailing to-day No Tram
has arrived from the west to-day. The train nun the
east arrived ON time, bur il laid up a side track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
BUILDINGS BURNED IN OMAHA.

OMAHA, Neb., April THE commission house
of David IL Rice, sargcnt's jewery store, bcHlorrs
bakery, Hubermans jewellery store pawnbroker shop.
restaurant were destroyed UJ hrc tV-Gdy Lost
probably about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
biEXICO.
IlOP0- rSSTESs OF THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE.-THE
Pass ON TIE BROOKS PROTECTION EESO-


IIOPrr rSSTESS OF THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE.-THE
Pass ON TIE BROOKS PROTECTION EESO-
III TONS
CRY OF MEXICO. April I, via HAVANA. April
7.--Gan. ROcha occupied Durango on the oath ult.
Dra'o Guerra IS in fun retreat to join Treyiuo The
Stat. o. san LUIS PotoS, Guanaiuato. ZacatecaS and
DuIa.go ,lro again IN possession Of the Government.
TIC revolutionary cause considered hopeless Terrible
an .y exists throughout the country.
Mir Broohs's resolutions in the United States Congress
for u Pro,cctorate over Mexico created no sensation
hfrt TIE Journals publish them without harsh com
mons. some even without editorial remarks III N'gio
XI says: The subject is grave" 70: dc NC 60 Says
VI, T 3 H. 50. NJ rr"lis d,,Ns
i,n is. however that Mr. Brooks does understand that
IL. -loTs and the most respectable natives desire
PIo,oetorate or anncXation,
IT, wife Of United States Minister Nelson died sud
denly OF heart disease, on The 22d u Ia railroad car
Wide on pleasure trip, near MaltIatd. Her body Wa.
Mr. Nelson takes it 70 the United sttcs for iucuneut
f. which pCrl 10 he has applied for leave OF ascncc
rs s'Hshter GO SIX years was ~ c9iutnl WIN hI5;
son 1t The tuc OF her death, and MI Nelson hlseu
Gen. Neri. Who commanded the Government troops az
The battle OF IT snilo, received several wounds iroi
Iaguua captured Mariu Durango after severe night.
Tho birthday Of President Juaroz, the DIST uit,
TIE Peruvian Medical society has conferred tires and
mo a upon Juarez railroad train in Pueblu has been
TO bed OF thoU,. inds OF dollars near Otzala.
pre- pararory session az Congress was hecun on the
25th Mt, wien Vale JuaIist was elected President
roads from the RIO Giauie River. the ground that
such railroads would tend 10 ill Northern Mexico wIl
Americans ana then the Texas game" would DC played
Congress will try 20 create Senate and make its Prcs
dent the OF Juirez in case OF death or c>gna
ton prevent Lerdo from occupying the Presidency.
TIE Lower California difficulty has been settled hJ the
GOvcrumeHt couccdng the privilege of Gathering
oreltHa shock OF earthquake Was ict an the capital
an several States, lasting 30 seconds. Oh te 26h utu
RltIl announces the Highs Of the eVoutIunst, to-
ward Lonosa, and the occupation OF Mazatan by the
Government troops.
The fate of the H. yutoB u the states Nrg and
Tab5sCo has NOT yet cen decided. tn -ioAlc steamer
Taha,cO has co-r % Pro-re-so TO protect tu. ltln
steamer city OF IcNlco. The Mexican auihOritlcs III
Vera Cruz await urrigalo. che steamer of Nl"Nct
10 convey troops to Mattuoros, attack th. I,,ou-
tiOnst lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
WASHINGTON.
TINKERING THE TARIFF.

BILL TO BE REPORTED FROM THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE THIS wEEK-SLIGIIr
PROSPECT OF IT'S PASSAGE
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mertbpr1em. srnnssinsfreien Gtscntbum

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Staot Baltimore miro Der llnterSei6nete, ais 8er
matter, auf 0ffentliter auftion in ben Mferdarts
Gr6an9e : 8ertauis8immern, SeconoIr., 6reitas,
ben 3. 4priL Rabm. / ubr, ba6 naditebenoe gi9elz
tbum p%erfdufen, n6mli6
ytr. 1. f5lont an Der Weitieite Der Sorpion. na5e
Senionitr., SO 6uB, nit elmer 2iefe oou gu 5uB.
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nr 2ieie an @lementfr. bon &c SuB.
@r.S. Tront an Der &ouiol', nabe genionItr. ,
16 SfuB, nit elmer 3ieie BON % 6uB. Niles sruEo'
%Sinsfrci.
Sir Seftsrett iebe man ltrfunoe BON CHARLES Sar.
bis 2Spetb an Sob. &eoi uuter Gem 2annarhiue in
Ger Staot Baltimore in Bud = ., Scr. 80, Sol. 24G
&C., eingetra9en.
Seiaqtes Gt9entbum in Der unmtttetbaren Rd6e
oes ohen bei6riebeneu @ruuoei9tntbums lit nit Stez
sellteiuerneu @obnbduiern bebQut. Gin 8lan Tam
in Dem gireau oes Serpatters ODER Iutttonatore
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9erfaufsbeoinsunsen, iuie burb oaS Oetret Dots
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ourd gtoten bss 8iuiers nit pom 8erualter seueb.
nt9ten Snboiementen Oerieben 9eitfert.
9. Nler. Setb, Beru.;
(72,8,S3l Ioreon Sborna5.& 60, Gutt.
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E&.E- ElHR6
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nabe 5ammpnSz2iuep, nuc auferer 6ebduee.
Strait rEo in Sol9e zines Seiretes be5 &retsgeri4tes
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nit oeren qemetnidaftItdem @ebrau6e 25 6uE, uni
sann fueftlidh 50 5uB biz gum Nnfanse.
9ie 0ebGuoe beiteben in einen 2sit0di9en 3iesel,
ifeinernen @pbnbauie nit tteinenr 6intersebdnot
an Der SprinsftroBe, unO I'M Sinterqrunoe oes Btates
Sronte an Der 9lqep, nit einem 3petit0iiaen 3iesel,
~fteinernen 9eb6uoe, bis jebt ais &Iiertperttele bes
matt, NIT einem 9erGumi9en Sofe.
@rnnomietbe $25.
Sertaursbeoin9unsen: Elm 3ritttbetI baar, cir
Orttttbeil in 6 WionateH uno elm SrttttbeiI in 10 Dto=
naten (ooer 4ues boar, mad 8elieben 'bes 8duiers,)
0te @reoit3abtnrsen mIIien CUR 3uTricbenbeit Oef
BertuGlterS 9eiihert ien.
g. 8. 3aIfmann, Beruafter,
gr. 10, 2erin9tonitr.
gamueI s. Spper s Co., Guft.
f53. O. 81 36.7 O. n 366b
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rtbp lie iii 6 tgentbum
ytr. $40, NornzSroGoluan
Strait zines Setretes be5 8rei5=@eri6tes Der Sta6t
Baltimore nerhen Die llnterSeidneten OILS @uratoren
Mittrpud,, ben 10. 4pril 1872, Na6mittaas, ouf 0f.
ientliter guttion an Srt unb Stelle perfauTen:
I'll oGs Dertbpolle @igent5un, ol9enoermaBen be-
Ifrieb5n: Nnfan9eno OIL Der 2inie Der g3ctiette oes
ytoro=SroabDap in elmer @ntiernuu9 BON 275 9us
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on ba6 jctt 81 beitreibenbe @runbftiid nngren,enbe
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SEND, 16 SuB, bis sur Otitte Der nDrbl. Nauer bes
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Johann weitltd ourb Die Wtitte beia9ter Mauer birz
bur6 90 Ju6 tieI bis 5ur Sitiette zines @QBhens BON
10 SUB Breite, iUeldes ith BORT ~befiRoet; iooQnu iiio=
lid mo al OGs beiuste 0dShen g~ren5eno, nit Dem
8rluile9iuln, eas beia9te gQBhen gelneinitaftlid)
nit aroeren 81 9ebrander, uno Damn ollil 0urt Die
eritoenannte Wtouer bis sum ~2lniange. OQs @tlno.
itif lit elmer 0runomietbe BON $4S unterlUorfen.
Die 8erbeiierung beffebt in Gtnem ipertbuonen g.
~itodisen 8atteiniDobnbauie, inter or gtr. 342, o.
heflHnt.
Sertauisbe0in9un9en eth 9rittel b0nr, Der ytct
in 6 unb IL OtonGten, oner Ale6 baar, nab 8eliebeu
bes aduiere. @rebitSabtun9en tra9en S~ntetciien pom
Gage beg Serfauies unb iino ourb Die Ttoten oe5
Sdufers 5u it1crr, ~inholiirt 5ur Suirieo enbeit Der
Guratoren. Sb. u. SlenHineu, c
SD. Sep. gSilipn. S""
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Arion.
tx Montag, ben 8. apriL
Knnterf nm Grfn1dlpm

UuH3tEI HItH SttNN5YtH
tim S5esfen Sas rEeutfben " aifenbalfaa~s
in Der r@oncoroia." @tutritt so eentssss1@ gerioH.
Mitstieosr frei fir / Serrn Isslo : 0amen..
billie Gne i1sat;r.4 Ii Der rDiehanics.Sa1e,"
iotpig bel ben SS. s. s.. Cog. in SIR. 2i2. ei9btltF.;
6. Momentbu, IN gr. 53t, NSetz Saltlnorelt., y.
in SIT. 272, @antou=auenue; 6. Gent in gr. 3 uno o.
els,S barpitr.; 6. gibaro in SIR. 176, eroBardBe,
unb abcnes an Der Safe.
9. Secfmann, 8ori-;
ID 9h0oEl4 " sNunenfhn, Cur.
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mertbopuem GrunheiaentbHm an ser
AZ ia -, 0fr,Y - Ehrocn


SSdfbingtpn StraBe.
Sn Soi9e zines 9etrete6 oes &reis @crthtc6 Der
StQbt Baltimore miro Der 1nterSei6nete, GlS Scr
tualter, ouf 6ffentfider Tuition an 8labe Mittz
nod, Den 10. @prtl1S72, gt06nl. 4 1br, gum Ser
FAME ausbteten
Den san5en @runbpGob in Der Gtaot Baltimore
9cle9en uH0 an Der gBeitiette ocr g8aiBinstonIr. in
Der Gntfernnn9 bon go 6uB s 3ol itolt6 bon Der
Siiopeit .Gfe Der Darlington mo @ou9btr. an
tangent, oann ilbltd Lungs Scr @aitin9touftr. IS
SUP 9ebeno, bGnn tpeitlt6 parallel NIT @ou9bitr.
50 Eus, BONN nortlih parallel nit g8ai9in8tOnitr.
Is 6uB uno Damn 0fIib in 9erooer Stnit bis gum
Anfan9e.
Die 9ebduoe (gr. III, Glib WGibinstonfr.) bee
itsben in eiuem 9utgebGuten 2A=t0digln 5~ieselItei=
neruen 8obnbauie nit eirem 2 r itofigen 5interz
~9e6duoe uno elmer S~rlnbmietbe BON $50 unter=
lDorfen.
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Der 9teit in 6 uno 10 0ionaten, ODER Iles bacr, nab
Dem Gelieben oe5 8dufers bic @renitja5tunoen .sln-
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ter5 t%nooiltrte Ioter 9eithett.
&e,piS b. R~obinipn, iun., 8errp.
Gam. 8. 0uoer 3 g0bne, gutt.
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8crwalters>Serfan


merTbpoueu Gisenthumes, ais Rr.26O, |cnn;
iploGnidz1ioenme. befdnnt.
Sn fSol9e zines Oetrete6 bes 0rci5geridte5 berStaot
Baltimore lUirn bsr tnterJeiGncts, ais 8ertuaGter,
aui ofentli6er Iuttion I'M @ttanoe. GertauisBtms
mer on Der SeconoitruBe, Sonuerffd9, bend. gtpril
1872, Nadmitta9s l rpr, cen gan5en Girumtplak,
in Der Stabt Baltimore getesen mo, pie fol9t, be.
6rieben, p%erfauIen:
@n Der ttnie Der Beftieite Der gennIutuauioz4oe
in Der Sntiernun9 BON 1874 iSuB norblpeltlih BON Der
gde, tuel6e our6 bic . iioipeitieite Der 9ennipGuaniQ=
auenue nnb Der gtorolpetieite Der 2anpaIeitraBe ee=
biloet miro, antan9eno; oann noroDefti6 on Der uD~
~ueitleite Der Bennlpluanta=Apenue 20 EuB ge6eno
0ann iiibuaittit, parallel NIT Der eunpaletTaGe 143
Sup, rebr oner Denl9er, It's on Ntlmer=Auep; unb
bann iI6oitliG, on Der Norbotieite Der Wilmer.
MQcp 20 SUE, Damn norboitlid, parallel nit San
paleitra6e l43 6ub, mebr ODER ~peui9er, bis gum auz
fan9spunfte.
Die 9ebdube beiteben in einem bii6i6en 3=f0di9en
gBobnbouie init 2aoen unb 2=ftodt9eu SintereebauSe.
IS miro iest ais Siferei uno @onbitorel benubt. IS
bcfinoet fih out Elm Stau auf obt3em Rlabe, beiien
6ronte On Bilmer=9nep lit. @run0nlietbe $40 pro
Sabr.
acknowledgement iinb: elm Srttttbeit baar, elm
Sritttbetl in s Yfonaten un0 Elm Orttttbeil in ~ Dto.
naten, tober QQes baQr, na6 8elieben 0G6 Sdufers)
nit 3inien uno CUR 3uirieoenbeit beg GsrtuQlters ins
boiirt.
6. 8. WcTarIant, Scrpalter,
Sir. 43, &erin9tonitrase.
(64,6, 72,9,S2) &. SS. Senmett s Gp., Iuft.
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Su Derfdufen.

~ 1pnnerfaa, %. UtdrB, Na6mitta9s 1
>AAGna llbr, am 16. Weilenbauie, SreberifzHoao,
BON 1876 AcPern 2anr, etpa 50 lit NaubelS. nebft
Sd9emible unn ionili9en 9ebduli6teiten, gut be=
fudfiert BON 2 6fiiien. g8eitere Austunit ef6t Sr.
SDdner, Scr. 4so. 8eTt=Bolttmoreitr., Baltimore
"a Serfeble Iiemanb. bieiem gertauic betBupobz
men. Cine before @elesenbsit triift it6 iobaIo ni6t
Dleoer. (70-5I
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Wertualters 0erfauf
ILL BON
t~pertbpuuefn @pbubauS unS &dhen

ipertboUnem @ObubauS HnS 2atem
an Der
ROrooitsGde Der Rc@lOerrD. II. 8etbel-S Ctr,
SIN Tolge etne8 9etretes bes 9reis=9 eri6tcs 6el
Staot Baltimore miro Der uuter5eidnete, ats Ser
batter auf oifentli1er Nuftion amI 8iage Wfontag,
ben s. april 1872, yta6m. 4 ubr, ben 9anBeu @runb,
plat, beldriebcn ruie fol9t, uertQuien:
On Der Norootzgfe ber NtcgIoerr1z unb SetbeGs
Str anfan9eno, hGnn oitlid on Der Wte@loerrp=Str
II 6us 6 3ou 9ebene, oauu n0rolth parallel nit ocl
Yetbelltr. u 8uB bis an cine 4uep, 5 SuB brett, 9es
beno, Damn lueitltb Lungs beiastar Alep II SUB {
Soa bis on Die 8etbelhr. un0 bann ii0ltd an bel
Setbelitr. bis Gum Inian9spurfte.
Die @ebduoe befteben in einem 9ut9etouten orei=
todt9en 5ieaelfteirernem Sebduoe nit 3ruetit0digeT
5integgebduoe uno elmer etniiottaen 5iegelitetuerner
8ithe, lit fur einen &aOen cin9ert6tet uHo einel
9r1n0mtetbe Don $37.50 untertDOrfen.
8erfauI5beotn9un9en Elm 9rittt1eil haar uno Den
Jfeit in 8 unD IL Nonaten tober allies baar, nab Dem
@%rlneiien oes S~dufersl, ole @rcrit5oblun9cn 3iuien
trG9eno II. CUR 3ufrieoenbeit bes 8erlualter5 seft9ert;
Scrpis s. TpbinipH, iun., Serlu.;
Samuel s. Guoer s SDbne, Auft.
1914 u 0,3, $3.50
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Sernalters : Gerfauf
~ tIWto
o~ertbuoQen grun~6sinSfreien gigentbum8,

A%N~- NfHN~
tuertbuouen grunOStnSfreien Gigent6urn8,
gr. 40 II. AZ, SopzStEdBe.
Sn Solge zines Sefr9tes oes Srei5=9erihtes Ser
Staot baltimore miro Der rHterSeihne tc 9 ertpaltCr
auf offenttther Iuftton am 8laBe 6reifaa, Den g..
Gprtl 1872, ytahnl. SO ubr o0s fol9enbe @ieertbum
in Der Staot Baltimore, fol9enocrmabeu bei6rieben,
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