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The New York herald., 1873-09-16
scuIIing Match at Pittsburg, Pa.

correspondent, under date of Pittsburg
September 49, sends us the following account Of
an interesting sculling match which took place on
the Monongahela River on Saturday last:-
An exciting sculiing match for purse OF $500
hela course between John A. Suyder, OF the Beck
Boat Club, and Frank Denmarsh OF the Sheridan
club. The contestants are both young men, well
developed and are accounted scullers OF the first
rank They have been In training for the event Tor
some time and appeared at the starting point TINS
to. take place at nve O'Clock, and long
before this hour large crowd OF people
lively, the ODDS being in favor Of suyder. All
along the course, which was three miles In length
Of had or the the plpose
foot OF Nineteenth street. He was dressed in
cedar boat OF Abcautiful build. very narrow
and very light. His opponent soon after,
was received saGS out with RON loud s Seens ben
marsh was attred in an armless blue shirt ,s and
short breeches, and also rowed in delicate she'll
He was seen to be the taest OF the two but he
lacked the muscular development OF, the other.
No time was lost in getting the men in line, aud as
HeH the reterce, s sas 't john care, gave the WORD
and the frail boats shot Off like rockets. Up the
river they went locwea BY meet Q, a soa1s
to their man until they beloved themselves
hoarse At Keeling's coal tpple, hali mEe rom ,9n
pulling with desperation TO get clear OF each
other but this was not accomplished TIL the frst
marsh was q half boat length IN advance. The
pace at which the men had been travelling was al
Browns Landing suyder closed up with him, and
then the struggle for the v% s4rn e9enSed nd Ihnnss
| prettv well exhausted he rounded rapidly and
| brlsky, started homeward, followed closely by
| Denmarsh. The last named, however, mad his bel
| lows TO mend and though he made several spurts.
In hopes OF overtaking his opponent, they were in
efYectuai ones and within three-guarters OF mile
from the starting point he fairly gave up the chase
| and left Suydcr to row In an easy winner, which
| he did by some half dozen lengths. The contest
] for the first two miles was the mosS exciting and
intercsting perhaps, ever seen in this vicinity ana
| both men on their return home were rewarded
| with long and continued cheering by the delighted
| spectators on the shore. Considerable money
| changed hands on the Tesp'',
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sHERIrP WILLIAMS INVESTIGATION.

Yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock the special
investigating committee appointed by the Kings
County Board Of Supervisors to investigate the
charges Of mafeasance brought by President Coe
against Sheriff Aras g. Williams the republican
Sheriff OF the county, met to continue their lab0rs.
Supervisor Coe after calling the committee to or
der, read note received by him from Mr.. Will
liams, setting forth that he was indisposed and
suiiering from q nervous headache, which would
prevent his attendance. He therefore asked that
the committee adjourn for few days. The re-
quest was unanimously granted and the commit
tee adjourned TO meet again on Tuesday. Septem
har ~
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SHOCKING CASUALTY.

william Mangel, young man, nineteen years OF
age, employed in simpsons machine shop, s20
Delaney street, was yesterday caught in the
machinery and whirled round with fearful velocity.
body being crushed and mangled in terrible
manner. The remains were sent to the Morgue,
and Coroner keenan, notified to hold an inquest.
Deceased lived with his mother, at as West Forty.
nth street
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ROWING RACES AND REGATTAS.
Harlem River.

Since the American Institute left Castle Garden
there have been no more Of those pleasurable re-
gattas Off the Battery with which the Institute
used to treat the citizens Of New York every
autumn. and, since the Empire City Regatta Club
sank beneath the surface under the weight OF WELL
earned honOrs, the Harlem River has had but very
few OF what may be termed regularly organized
regattas. 1t Is time now for the amateur oarsmen,
whose boat houses line the Manhattan shore OF
Harlem River, to bestir themselves and offer q
series Of races over the old course. Success will
be guaranteed, and the thanks OF thousands of the
lovers OF aquatic sports will follow the undertaking.
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BR00KLYNiS DISPLAY,

The nags Of the State, United States and Munich
pallty OF Brooklyn were displayed In graceful profu-
sion from the City Hall and County Court House,
from sunrise TO sunset yesterday The veteran
sergeantatcarms, Mr. rormey, keeper OF the Hall,
uweit pateucaly ana patriotIcally upon the
glorious event colnmemorated In The enhance OF
the United states troops into the CITY of Mexico
CITY of Churches. " S - '-
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

william Henry Harvey, negro youth OF ffteeB
years of age, residing at No. 7O5 Herkimer street
tnear Grow HilD, Brooklyn, cut his throat with
case knife last evening. DR.. Mann, OF McDonough
street, was summoned and sewed up the wound
which ID not necessarily fatal. The boy has re-
peatedly given evidence Of insanity, and the at
tempt at Jelo de Sc was made when his mind was Of
the balance,
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A Single Scull Race.

There is talk OF getting up match race between
William Stevens, of Poughkeepste. and John Big
ln for purse of $1,000, the race to take place n
PouGhkeepsie
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

The Palisade Boat Club, Of Yonkers, on the Hud.
son, has challenged the Vespers Club to an eight
cared barge race.
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The Champion scuIlers' Race.

All the requirements in the articles OF agreement
between John Biglin, Of this city, and George
Brown, OF Halifax, N. S. have been complied with,
and Bglin has left for Nova Scotia The race is to
be FIVE miles, for $1,000, to take place at HALIFAX
next SATURDAY.. the Goth inst.
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Poughkcopsic Regattas.

Thirty-nve years ago Poughkeepsle was world
renowned for the splendid regattas that took place
on the Hudson River at that locality. There Is no
reason why those annual regattas should not be
revived and Poughkeepsie made central point
for North River Oarsmen.
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name was Withdrawn from the Eclectic immediate
steps were taken TO wind up the company, IN an
ucpauon OF the proposed action OF the Superin-
tenoent OF the Insurance Department.
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The st. John IN. b., Regatta.

In the neighborhood Of $4,000, gold, will be dis
trbuted in prizes at the regatta which will take
place to- morrow at st. John, N. b.
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on the hearing OF the application for dissolu-
ceiver, Mr. stephen Barker, heavy stockholder
ana policyholder OF the company, ON oath, says
"That the annual statement made by the officers
to the insurance Department, on the 31st day OF
December 1872, was in many and serious respects
inaccurate and fraudulent, and made with the
holders, policy holders and creditors OF said
company; that the officers during 1872 knew, or
should have known, Of the irregularities, careless
ness and positive fraud in the management
thereof; that when he first saw the annual state
ment OF the business OF the company for the year
10 December 81, 1872 he was suspicious OF its hon.
esty as we'll as Of the manner of the conduct OF the
affairs Of said company; that deponent has been
informed and believes that there are great irregu
larites In the books and accounts of said
company; that the real cash in the office OF the
company was SO made out when the statement
larger than 1t really was; that the stock, ledger
ana stock accounts are incorrect, unsatisfactory
and unbalanced, and in such condition as TO raise
grave suspicion OF fraud as well as incomple teness
and caTelessnesS"
These statements are made by Mr.. Barker, who
owns fifty shares Of the capital stock, and reveals
secret trust practices tnat will doubtless end
tended civil litigation II not criminal prosecution.
Mr.. B. +. Bcekman, President OF the Merchants
Lie Insurance. Company, IRON the repeated repre-
sentations made to him OF the solvency aud pros
perty OF the Eclectic Lie By i.s officers, was IN
duced TEMPORARILY to allow the use OF his name
and reputation as the President OF the Eclectic
but upon ascertaining its internal rottenness and
gross mismanagement pGremp,or1iy nnpna reinsea 10
Eclectic, and so notified them
The policy holders Of the Eclectic need not ex-
pect much OF the remaining assets after they shall
have left the custodian OF the aw the frst order in
the premises upon the receiver being TO pay out
$3.50 Tor attorney and counsel fees
Daily as receiver 70 wind up the AFFAIRS Of the
company. In Justice to the Insurance Department
It should be stated that the Eclectic would have
passed into the hands OF receiver before except
the fa' Merchants Lie under the careful direction
OF Mr.. Beekman. but ~ soon AZ MI Beekman'i
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

These sworn figures were duly filed at Alba ny
and allowed, as stated. Upon these sworn-to facts
perfectly solvent and prosperous but that the
stockholders had concluded TO reinsure their risks
and close up the company rather than press for
President Of the Merchants Life Insurance Com
pany, was applied to by Mr. George b. Satteree, the
President or the Eclectic, TO accept the risks OF
the latter company. This Mr.. Beekman agreed to
do. providing, upon medical examination, they
Company an amount on each accepted risk equal
to the estimated difference OF the premium at the
present age, and that specified in each accepted
policy This was aceeded to by the Eclectic Life, and
under IT, about 400 OF the 2,777 policies trans
In addition TO this, the Eclectic Company, through
its agents, bought up many OF their outstanding
risks at forty cents on the dollar OF their reserve
value.
The Eclectic fostered the circulation of the rumor
OF the insolvency OF their company, thereby very
materially facilitating the purchase business, while
many policy holders became disgusted and refused
TO pay more premiums, by which their policies
lapsed. Under this practice the 2,777 policies are
supposed TO have been reduced to about 1000 on
the 1st OF September inst, II even that number
now have any legal standing
On the 4th of September, Mr. Augustus Z. Mas
ters, who owns five shares OF the capital stock Of
the Eclectic, and director OF the company, there
fore one OF its guardians, through his attorney,
who was also counsel of the company, gave notice
to his own company OF motion for the appoint
ment OF Receiver and winding up OF the COM
pany upon the sworn statement OF its insolvency.
Mr.. Masters in his 0ffidavtt, made on the 4th
OF September, swears 'that the defendant (the
Company Is insOlvent and unable to pay its debts
and liabilities; that, though on the 31sJ day OF De-
cemDer, 1872 the assets were $780, 776 85, aud ag-
gregate liabilities $279, l4i; showing a surplus OF
$3l,6 s5; yet, since the making and filing OF said
statement, the assets as he is informed and be-
lieves, have been reduced, so that they now
amount under the most favorable estimate, to but
$3.50 OF; while the liabilities have been increased
to $257,4l6 making an excess of liabilities
over assets Of s77,399, as appears by exhibit b.
hereto annexed. which is true statement, as the
plaintiff Masters Is informed and believes, of the
present assets and liabilities OF the said company
That since the month OF May last the company
has not issued any new policies OF insurance or
assumed any life liabilities, but has virtually
suspended business. That the claims for death
losses now pending against said company amount
to $S0000.v
To this afrdavit is annexed exhibit b. in which
the present items OF assets OF the company are set
down as follows. to wit -
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Failure Of the Eclectic Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Sworn Statements of Alleged Fraudulent and
Irregular Practices Of Its Officers by
Stockholders and Policy Holders.
APPOINTMENT FOR A RECEIVER.
Admitted Insolvency of the
Company.

This failure win compromise many good COM
panies and materially weaken the confidence OF
the public in all the smaller or young companies,
The Eclectic was organized in 1863 with paid up
cash capital Of $780, 900, and the 1st OF January,
lS73 the officers reported upon oath the gross
assets at s371,4o7 So OF which s3lO,776 So was
officially reported by the Insurance Department
as allowable under the stringent insurance laws
OF New York State, regulating the character OF ad-
mssable assets while the gross liabilities, includ-
ing the reinsurance Of reserve fund, was only
s279, IA; showing surplus or s31, ,o32 IS, besides
S6063l 0i of inadmissabe but claimed assets The
policy register showed 2,777 policies force at the
date referred to- covering So, 257 365 Of insurance
The items or the assets the lst Of January last
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

These items OF assets were made up and sworn
to by the officers Of the company, upon the truth
of which it was allowed to continue to do business
with the certificate Of solvency Of the Insurance
Department.
This sworn financial statement becomes i'm
portant in view OF the present admitted insolvency
OF the company, even by its officers What dis
position has been made of these trust bonds will
be material question for the policy holders to in
vestigate-this being mutual company. The gross
liabilities at the date referred to We're made up Of
the following items, to wit -
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The following appeal has been written by the
Sisters Of the House OF the Good Shepherd Brook
lyn, asking aid tor the noble work in which they
are engaged:-
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Observation-Disclosures

Rrets9ert6 I il lttmprt o untp.-
RiaarO SraiOn umS SsOrs yeuott.) @aIter s. vi.
lenoer pioer Septen & Yrunner; SSriebensrih. er Bur.
rousbs' nrtbsil umsefoBtn.-S arab &. zimmerman
lpirer gBiIb. y. Sotmann unb eleonors Sare, gadlab
gerwalterin, agPsaation ipissr Ri&ter pGibau's Or.
t~snntnib unter gsratbung bes 8eri6tsbofes. - Sobn
Z. y. Bartlett, 9taGla6 8 Yeriualler, rptper lBn. u.
Souie & Comp; Rihter BOweas Spruh taiiirt uno
otn IpOeaaten s35 3%utrtannt.
Common BIeas 9eri6t. - (gor Ri6ter
9arep.) O'9tetl tpiber ben Wa1pr uno Staotratb,
RlaGs auf Gntihdet9un9 fur Aborsbsn bts g8aners tir
oes villagers Saus af oer gde Der German. uno Yine.
SdIau9es, ben er einiuiteaen otripro6sn, uno fir mel.
den er MID bejablt baben lou; in eer 9tid renel
SGnoen. Die Sibun9 puroe bis beute oerta9t, uno
Sir. $50, 20i, 254, 249 uno 220 Der Yrpjes., gtr. 1160
uno 1i79 Ter Sifir. EesiItranoe uno Der projeb BOT,
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gBarner (fir a6i9ta6Idls Ino Soiepb gansertl srbisI.
ten golma8t CUR g.rpGltuIs Der req: p'nisria pen.
Npble ($500), ytanco Utc9ean ($500), Iuguft Ute'
Bean $500, Jobn Smith $500 ,g8m. Smitb (&5O0(,
Nleganoer Smith (so00L Daniel smith ($5OOl. Ybt'
lipp Smith $3.50 uno 2apiuia VI. Bansert ($I750).-
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golibart's uibsr Soiepb 9olibatt, oes YeritorbeneH
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9iabIaBtiiden; tbellweiles Serbor.
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Jamiion nioer 5obn 9. YladiftDn, oenaIaSsr $l95. 10
5usriannt.-8 i. boot l. Comp. pioer Gbomas 5uss
tel; Ditto 1891 A.
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Is.) Sir ben am Ditnitase be9onnensn Wldritermin
ipurbea seIern 10 Gros gi&porene ~pereioist; bier Dor
selabene waren ni6t erl4iensn. Bon "A porssIaoeueu
Q~Iein9ei9woreneu feblten tbenfals A. Der Yro3es &c.
gen R. 8lumenbers psssn wtetneios WHroe bis beute
ner{hnhpu
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Der stpeite RrpseR 9eaen Seize W.
uppercue tpe9en Grmoroun9
fciner betd9ten xante.
@d,IuH res .4IaieppelS,

8ieriebnter Gag.
Bum @rbriiden uOu nal geliern bsi'm ge.
sinue Der Steuus Der Saal oes Criminal
@erihts; Sober wolte Die SdluB. arsunlen.
tiruns Der Sertbeioi9uus bDren. SobaIO
bic Slsuug erOfnet mar, besann @rs3flhter
Sn9liS Die Sdlubreoe i'm SntcrelIe osS Gin.
9efla9ten; NIT bereoter j3un9e ludte CT Die
unbaltbarfsit uno baS llnnat:irll6e Der gsgen
letnen @lienten erbobenen ihredliben Inflage
oarSutbun unb l4loB NIT eiuer an baS Ser5
unS Den Serfaro slei6mdBig superintendent
e~t1orudsuoaen Inreoe an bic @ei6porenen.
Sroe Der uusebeuren Wense, melde ii1 Dor
ben Sdrauten bes 9eri9tsbofes %3uiammens
georan9t bate, tpabreuo innerbalb berlelben
leoer Stt bon Mitslteberu bes 8arreuus ellis
9e1ommen mar, berri6te wabreno Der geilt,
uo0en, bon Sugenofeuer burhgliibt,n 0teoe
bes gertbeioisers Die gr0Bte Stlae. 9es Iu,
9efla9ten SHUTTER, S6nelter Il. 8raut, pelde
ftd auf benz fir bic 3eusen %beitimmten 8lase
befauoen, puroen burd bic bduiQe 8e,ras
uabn1e bes 6ebnerS auf bes augetlasteu Ser.
Notwithstanding gu Sbrduen s.riibrt;
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oitorium blieb nift tbrdnenleer.
Hidter Snglis' Ylalooper beaniprudte bic
game Sauer Der NM Is l1br gtadmitta9s en-.
oenOen Slsung. Seute er9relit Staats. 4n<
malt u. SEQ ¬t I'M Hameu Der 4ntlaae.
beboroe nod eiunal oaS @ort, uuo Iobalo er
oas SdluBplaiooper bssuotst, pirb Der @e<
rt4tsbof ben @eihworenst, beren BabripruA
man aagemeiu nit 9roBer Spanuung eItge.
geniiebt, bic @ntiheOung iibetlaiIen.
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Seridjte aus DEM Jnnern beS
SfnnfeS

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bon Ytiles 9tioer SEED bat ioebeu etu Batent
auf btel&rinbun9 elmer nsueH, ourd9teiburg
beIuegten Diai4iusrie, welde Die Stelle Don
Sreibriemen uno 3abnrGoern eiunehmen iOu,
erbalten. @iuige Der belten Diuidinilten oe5
9auoes iprethen iih iebr uOrtbeilhait barber
aus. Die S9.Suui8 benueeu ole griiuOung
ielbIt sur Sspegung bsS Sdgemerts in tbrer
Sducibemiibte ain DtilsS )iioer yted.
(Selnbru1 auf 5il8bman'5 SSlauo. y
@dbreno 3immerisute NIT Der Ortsuerdnbe.
rung Oes Shulbauie8 auf 5ilgbman'sS8lano
beltdftigt parsn, fisl ern 8alten AMI oas
rsdte Sejn be5 SuidQi9er g8eiie unpei2uben
3ebnidbrigen Mluiam parrliOu, baiielbe in
Der &uiegegsHo ooufdnoig 5ermalneuO. Or.
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menbig iein miro. pr. .. s. Sarriiou, Der
Suter beS &inees, uerl0r aui abnlld]e 28eiis
zines ieiner Seine Dor etIpa 3 ooer 4 Sab;en
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Die Sa1timorer Gonferens Der BIZ
fbDHidcm Metbpbifen=&irde fiip,
litber &chuIe.

Vrftr Z 9.
Die 8altimorer &onfsreuj Der iiiblidenOle-
t6oDiltenfirde perlammeite iid geifern Nor.
gen in Der Srinitg, Stride inter benz Soriis
beS Sii9oiS George g. pierce. als Sefre-
fdre funstrten Die SS. Sobn 6. Wartiu,
Sames 6. Irmitrons unb %. 9. Goe. @tpa
$50 Oelegateu tparen anneienb, aud In.
sefdbr 20 Daulen. gttttbeiluusen BON oer@
l6ieoenen 2%ebrauinlteu inter Der anfidt Der
@onferens wuroen entgeseusenommen. 9te
Gonllte'n murben orsanifrt unb oieSsriamu1-
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Ddrieusrs ern. & O. Riggs, Der ieinsr garti. in
lsett Sosns gersat iDiro. uuO naber audi an isoem
Nbsnoe jabuoie Befausbeieigunesn srnotct. Ve5su
ibru brtutreu ~uorjuespsiie FRI. 2dmouIe ais Glenn
une Or. Solitn ais gEisros Gurran.@ Die 4ustGt-
tun9 oes Stides III cine aug crit prd6ti9s; unter 4nOss
rem ptra aud elm Shtfsbrlno oar3siteut, Der elm
pr0btt9es Stlo barbtetet. gBer elmer iutereilautfu 8ors
tttuur9 beijupnbnen wiridt osriQume uitt. b:ute
&beno ons 9oulooqtraE en-. Ibsater iu beiuAtn.
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luuseu beriel6eu auge3siat. Gin gsrift BON
Der Bidder anfatt in NaibOile puroe augez
nommeu Die 8rifung Der Irbeit Der prd'
fioirenben Qelteieu uno Yaftoreu puroe
baum III offtner Sieurg Uorgenommen uuo
bic 8cridlte aus ben @irfunaetreiien Der 4el'
teiteu Wiiiou IL. Mbeelpribgt empfangen. Ser
GottcSbienf in oeriflieoeneu &irhsn murbe
fir gellern 4benb ieitgsitslt uuO Die GonfsTer;
hsrfoote f6 bia hsu4a DSornc,
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OK

Die garte yManitpu." Capt. gortb. BON bier rn9
Miatan,as auf Cuba unterpe9s, seuann Di.nfa9 frib
IL uhr eie bobe See.
Sn @apannab, ga, Ianste ssitsrn bon Baltimore Der
sdoonsr u4lnon 8iroA an. uno oer Dampf.r Sara.
eoia," Gupt. cooper, eiRg BON bort Seftern nad bier
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Sas sis in, susouchanua.

Bort 0epoiit, 5. WtdrS.-0sr 8oiisr,
itano iul SluIie III nod iulmer %nieOrta. Da8
Sis nirlmt td9lid on 0ife unO Stdrte III.
9a8 g9ettcr lit liar uno talt; oaS 3hermo
meter war beutt Utorgen nm 6 lllr g. iiber
Nuu.
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SerHonzS quare 81 beiuden.
SaItimDrer StaStt1cater.
3um SencfSe fir Stn. Soiepb
TDrfl1cr

miro Wontag, Den 10. Utdr5, Ou8 @barafter>
@emalOe: per llnbefannte" sur Multiplying
gelan9en. ST. SOiepA 6Ortu2r bat ii1 nab.
reno bisler Saiion al5 eiue5 oer tiid)tigieu
Dtltglleoer unierer 8iibne bcrpielen, unO e5 1T
oaber au6 utdIt mehr, ais re1t unO bluig
oaB OaS bleIige &peaterzYublitum iid 0m
@brenabenoe oe8 Beueii3lanten Sablreld) in
DER ..SpuCoIbta" elufiubc.
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Sm

ioret Or. Wm. 6. Sim, Der ftrebiame @i0entbHmer
~oelfelben fafiir, bag ben 2lebbabern Der Seniations.
Dramas uno Der 8ancts tets neue IbiprbieIuna oe.
boten lueroe. gBdbreuo bieie gSode miro ieten Gbeno
unb Sienitls uno SOnnabeno cub Natmittaas oag
neue Stld .aus benz 55euer" aur auttabrllng eelanoen.
gBia g. Siggins piro o0rin in ieiner berihmten Roue
aIs nSobH Wtloer1 %auftreten. Sas Stid lit pou Der
sldr5enoten SnaaeHet!e. unb reue pradytuoQe Scne.
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