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THE JERSEY CITY BOULEVARD.
Proceedings Against the Comm issioncrs
for Alleged Contempt OF Court.

Proceedings Against the Comm toners
for Alleged Contempt OF Court.
1t will be remembered that a few months ago a
prominent property owners In Jersey City that
enectually locked up the boulevard scheme. BY
the order or the Court the Commissioners
were enjoined not to issue bonds or ex-
pend any moneys IN furtherance or the prof.
ect. The whole scheme was to remain in
allegiance till the decision OF the Supreme Court
could be obtained. An afildavit was filed yesterday
in the oiice OF Mcssrs. Scudder q Vredenburg
upon which an application was made TO Judge
Bedle for a rule TO show cause why the Commis-
sioners should not be punished for contempt.
The Injunction OF the Court took effect
the lst OF September last, and IL Is
now alleged that at meetings OF the Commits
sioncrs since that time warrants for salaries have
been Issued, some OF which have been paid, from
September TO December /. The following are the
salaried oiicers and their salaries per annum -
Leon Albeit counsel, $1,000; William Muirhead,
attorney. $4,000; William A. Brown. secretary,
$4,000; w. W. Miller, chief engineer, 1000; Levi
Post, Emmett Smith and John W. Soper, surveyors,
$4,000 each; David Smith, treasurer, $4,000. All
the officers accepted their warrants except the
treasurer VINO had such scrupes about the legality
OF the proceeding that he declined TO accept his
warrant.
The Boulevard bill viii be enHadcd at the COM
ing session oil the Legislature. The scheme was
becoming popular Till the commissioners. In spite
or the warning OF many OF the enthusiastic advo-
Gates OF the project, published their famous ser
pcnt map,u which disclosed so many bipcds OF the
colored persuasion skulking behind wood piles that
loud and general outcry went up against the
Boulevard and the certiorar was the result. The
map has since been altered, but the whale was
sulky and would not swallow Jonah. No boulevard
win ever be tolerated In Jersey City that dcviates
from STRAIGHT llQe where no great OBSTACLE 10
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cessive. The bill was characterized. in fact, as
complete and rounded exhibition OF municipal
davits, which are on information and belief, are
stoutly denied. weeks time was given In which
to submit counter affdavits.
An Old Court House Claim.
In 1868 the propretors OF the North River Iron
works-Messrs Fletcher, Harrison Co.-furnished
some $4,000 worth of material for the New Court
House. The bin was audited by the Board OF Super
vsors, but the vouchers were lost, and since then
the claim has been totally ignored in the Comp
trollers office on the ground that there was no
appropriation to meet it. The result was an ap-
mandamus directing the County Auditor to audit
and allow the bill and the Comptroller to approve
IL and pay it, Mr.. Andrews claimed in opposition
that the proper remedy was TO secure the requsl-
ton OF the New Court House Commissioners upon
the Comptroller for the amount Alter quite an eA'
tended discussion Judge Brady TOOK the papers.
Reduction OF Bail.
In the case OF Pauline Goodwin. arrested, with
her husband, on a charge OF arson in setting dre,
as alleged to No. POI Division street, the particu-
lars of which have been published In the HERALD,
application was made yesterday by Mr.. William +.
Knitting, her counsel, Tor a reduction OF bail Mr..
Knitting set forth the facts OF the case in such a.
clear and convincing manner as to carry ms
pont and the result was reduction OF the bail
lrom $4,000 10 S2,5O0 which amount was speedily
furnished and the prisoners set at liberty.
The Alleged Railroad Bond Forgeries.
Before Judge Fancher.
Attachments having been heretofore granted in
favor of Obrig 4 Co. and Sanders & Hardenburgh
against Andrew l.. Roberts ana others, alleged to
be connected with the great forgeres OF the bonds
OF the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railway Com
pany and the New York Central Railway Company,
and motions having been made by the defendants
TO vacate and set aside said attachments, amount
ing, In the aggregate, to 100000, the same came on
to be heard IN this Court, ana alter argument or
counsel, William Writ Hewett and Judge stephen
Full erton, for the plaintifs, and James NJ. Smith
and others for defendants, the motions in question
were denied, with costs to the plaintiffs.
Decisions.
BY Judge Daniels.
Bowie VS.. Dixon ct al.-Default set aside ana
cause restored to special Term calendar for trial,
payment within three days Of costs OF trial mad
and SO costs OF opposing motion, &c.
In the Natter &C., Aaron.-Order settled.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SpEClAL TERM.
Decisions.


Before Judge Freedman.
Ratnbun vs.. Ingersoll-Moti0n denied, with $40
COSTS
Fitzgerald VS.. McCaGray.-Motion granted, with
$40 costs.
MILAN vs.. Graham.-MotiOn denied, with $40
costs.
Romaine vs.. Romaine.-See memorandum.
Homburger vs. Homburger.-Ths case Is referred
back for further proof (See oplnlon.)
Moses VS.. The Waterbury Button Colnpany.-Mo-
tion to modify order Tor the discharge OF attach
ment granted. (See oplnlonl
Read ct al. VS.. KEGS ct al.-Upon presentation of
an engrossed or printed copy oil the case, as re-
qured by rule I OF this Court. the case will be
marked '.settedr and ordered on file.
Glass vs. Glass.-Report confirmed and judgment
OF divorce granted 20 plaintin.
Meyers vs. Meyers.-Order OF reference.
Grant vs.. Taylor, Goodman vs.. Benedict et al.
and McDermott VS.. .McDermott.-0rders granted.
Bishop ct al. The Empire Transportation
Company-Motlon denied.
BY Judge Van Worst
The People rel. Adams vs.. Sigel Register,
&c-Order lor peremptory mandamus settled ana
signed.
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SuPEME CoURT-cpEClAL TERN.
Decisions.


Gilbert VS.. Notwithstanding ordered and re-
ferred TO Mr.. Henry Nicoll. to take and state on
account. (See memorandum)
Odell VS.. Montross. Accounting ordered and re-
ferred to II. f. Dawes Jr., to take and state on
account. (See memorandum.)
Kelsey vs. Observation-Disclosures overruled, with
leave TO defendant to answer in 20 days on pay.
ment Of COSTS (See memorandum.)
Buckminster VS.. Amelung.-Judgment for de-
fendant on demurrer with usual leave to amend
on payment OF costs. (See opinlon
Hurson VS.. McElkenny.-Memor for coun-
sci.
Walkers vs. Shoemaker.-Judgment for defendant
on demurrer, with COSTS with leave to plaintif TO
reply on payment OF costs within 20 days.
Livingston vs.. Bush and Others.-Judgment for
defendant Busn on his demurrer, with leave to
plaintiff TO amend in 20 days, on payment OF costs
OF demurrer.
Hanbury W.. Connelly.-Stay OF proceedings
granted on certain conditions. (See memoran-
dup.)
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THE ESCAPE OF SHARKEY.
Continu alton OF the Trial of "MagCic-
Jourdan-Close of the Testimony-The
Case To BE Summed Up This Morning.

Continu uation OF the Trial of ssMnggic''
Jourdan-Close of the Testimony-The
Case To Be Summed Up This Morning.
The triai of Margaret Jourdan, indicted for effect
ing the escape OF William J. Sharkey from the
Tombs which was commenced last Wednesday,
was resumed yesterday before Recorder Hackett
In the Court Of General Sessions. Maggie as she
is familiarly termed, who is refined and genteel
looking person, occupied seat beside her counsel
Messrs. William A. Beach, William +. Howe and
John 0. MOTT The court room was crowded by
interested spectators. After the disposal OF some
preliminary business Assistant District Attorney
Horace Russell proceeded in an able and dispas-
sionate address TO open the case for the prosecu-
ton. He narrated the circumstances attending
sharkeys escape, with which the readers OF crimi-
nal proceedings are already familiar.
The first witness called was Mr.. John Sparks, the
Clerk OF the Court, who produced the record OF the
conviction and sentence OF William ]. Sharkey for
the murder Of Robert Dunn, also copy OF the writ
OF and stay Of proceedings granted by Justice
Pratt
william johnston, the Warden Of the City Prison,
testified that he held that position since the 18th
Of February; William J. Sharkey, who was
vcted OF the murder OF Robert Dunn, was confined
In the Tombs, in cell No. 40, on the second tier
having been closely confined for three months and
10 days, In consequence OF some infraction OF the
rules, and remained there till the 18th OF Novem-
Der; there are two doors on the cells which are
about seven by nfne-one a solid wooden door with
small trap hole in It, and the other door is OF iron
with grating Stats an inch and half apart; the in
ner door Is opened at eight in the morning ana
closed at four O'Clock In the afternoon but the out
side door is kept locked all the time, except When
opened by the keeper; the prisoner visited
Sharkey at the Tombs almost daily, except the
blk weeks that she was absent by sickness, and
the witness never saw her at any other cell he did
not see her go into the prison on the 10Th OF
November but he saw her about twelve O'Clock at
the door OF Sharkeys cell, and tie outer door ap.
peared to be closed, but the inner door was open :
between nine and ten O'Clock that morning az he
was passing through the prison, he saw Sharkey In
hlE cell; Daylg Dwue and Lawrence Phillips were
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CITY COURT.
Decisions.
BY Ipdge Nelson


Turpin VS.. Harris.-Motion to amend granted.
Oates vs.. Litchhed.-The owner OF lots is not
bound TO keep the pavement or sidewalk of the
street In repair and Is not chargeable with negl-
gence ii a defective place therein, not caused by
him, be left, to the detrment OF passengers. The
defendant such owner, is not therefore liable to
the plaintiff Tor the damages suffered by him, but
must have judgment on the demurrer TO the COM
plant.
lotion vs.. Gorman.-The jury having been libe-
raj In assessing damages Tor the ISLANDERS charged,
IL would be hard TO deny the defendant hearing
on the merits default set aside on terms.
Kemp vs.. Jones.-Order vacated
Ruble VS.. Ruble-Case referred Tor trial. Referee
to pass upon questions OF allmony, &c.
Angus vs.. Scholes.-The questions of fact were
properly given to the jury. The application for
new trial denied.
Henry vs. Henry.-Application granted.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
The Haas-simpson Alleged Conspiracy
Case.

Case.
Before Judge Bixby
In the case OF Solomon NJ. Simpson vs. Emil Haas
and Carera, which was set down for hearing yester-
day, counsel for the defendants were notified that
the case would be postponed in consequence OF the
absence OF plaintin's counsel. Mr. Charles wehle,
for the defendants, however, appeared, and, while
willing, as a matter OF professional courtesy, to
have the case postponed, stated the hardships to
which his client, Mr.. Haas "a merchant OF 20 years.
standing in the community, was subjected-in the
first place, by an unfounded and baseless charge,
and In the second by unnecessary and Irritating
delays; that the alleged conspiracy accusation was
only gotten up by the plaintln against whom Mr..
Haas mad valid criminal charge OF burglary
winch was now pending in the Courts, and that
the present complaint was, as he alleged. got up
as an attempt to embarrass his client ID prosecut-
ing that charge. After some remarks from G. s.
Spencer, VINO appeared Tor Carera, the hearing OF
the case was set down for tomorrow.
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SUPREME C0URT-cHAMBERS.
Protest Of Property Owners to the
Avenue B Extension.


A crowd ofthe property owners and their counsel,
opposed TO the proposed extension OF avenue b. ap-
peared yesterday in this court. The Astor estate,
and the Jones, Hillenbrand and Rutter estates, as
well as the House OF the Good Shepherd and other
properties interested, were represented by q for
mida0le array OF counsel Mr. Andrews, Corpora
ton Counsel asked that the report OF the referee
taxing the costs be confirmed, but intimated that
IL was desirable to near the opposition Mr..
George 9. Genet, as counsel for the Protestant
Episcopal Public Schoo, claimed that majority OF
to tile opening. which left no other cour se opcn 10
the Court Than to dismiss the proceeding Mr.
Andrews admitted that such was the law and In
order 10 ascertain the TACT, the matter was post
poned TIL Friday next
Warden Tracy's Little Rin.
There continues to be hitch In the bill OF Mr.
Tracy, Warden OF the Ludlow Street JAIL The case
came up again yesterday, when afndavits were
submitted In Opposition mat the charges were ex-
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lunatic asylum II he continues his daily visits to

lunatc asylum II he continues his daily visits to
Essex Market
The Youthful Snow-Bailers In Trouble.
Thirtye eight Juveniles, all told, with shock heads,
red noses and torn clothes, were marched up yes
terday in charge OF several sxfoot policemen, who
charged them with firing snow-balls, much TO the
detriment OF the silk hats OF the passers by. AS
warning to all such young scamps the Judge fined
them 81 apiece. Their parents paid the fines. and
Will take IL out OF the young scamps IN spanking.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER 3d. 187sRp1E SHEET

met unless some great public advantage is to be
gained. The taxpayers have had two boulevard
experiments submitted 10 them within i've years,
and both have disappointed expectations. Jersey
CITY, nay Hudson county, needs great highway.
but the only commission that will be accepted by
the people Is one elected directly by the people, and
not one imposed upon them by the members from
Camden and Cape May.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

HuNTING-HEAD.-At the residence OF the brides
father, on Christmas day, by The Rev. Bishop Falk-
ner, Mr.. c. +. HUNTING, OF Chicago Ill., to Miss
KlTTIE HEAD, or Brooklyn.
NIcoLI-CoLEMAN.--I this city, on Sunday, De-
cember 81, by the Rev. DR.. Tying, DONALD NICoLI-
OF London England, to ELLEN COLEMAN, OF New
YORK.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Three Wife Beaters in Court.
pntnrn Inaticn Elnnnnr

Before Justice Flammer.
John Hene, John Matthias and William Bon were
arraigned on a charge OF beating their respective
and respectable wives, Catharine Hene, Catharne
Matthias and Mary Bon Justice Flammer, after
making some severe remarks on the nature Of the
crime and the great prevalence which IL Is Of late
obtaining, imposed fine or $40 EACH The
wives paid the fines after short conversation
with their husbands, in which the latter promised
"never TO do III again.
Who Owns the Harness!
James Murphy alias Duffy, and Adam Smith,
alias James Walsh, two alleged thieves, were SEN
fenced 10 state Prison, on the oath Of February
1871, for one year each, on q charge OF grand
larceny. Yesterday they were arrested on sus-
pcion OF stealing set OF harness which was
found in their possession, and were arraigned be-
fore Justice Hammer. They accused each other
OF the theft and the Justice, concluding that
"when thieves fall out honest men come by their
own,r sent them both up Tor SIX months for being
habitual criminals aud sent the harness 10 the
property clerk to await an owner.
Bewitched by Witches.
Otto Belts, man OF about 20 years OF age, made
complaint before Justice Flammer that he was
much troubled with Witches who "footed 1t right
merrlly over his head and bedclotnes when the
moon arose.n He wished that the Judge would
grant warrant for their arrest. This strange old
man has been In regularly for many Gays, impart-
ing his troubles to the Judge; but on being asked
for the wiOches' names, he touches his head
thoughtfuy with his hand and replies he will 90
and get their Names He departed yesterday on
the same errand, and wiz Drobapy be sent ~ Q
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Decisions,


Smith We. Cooley.-Case and amendments settled.
BY Judge Loew
Buermeyer vs.. Thompson.-Motion denied with
leave to renew on additional affldavts.
Harrison VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF 81 per
week alimony and sl00 counsel fee granted.
Angevine vs.. Standardization granted. lSee
memorandum.)
Berry vs.. Soomon.-Motion to open default
granted on payment OF $40 costs.
Schmidt w. Kon.-See memorandum.
Kelly VS.. Deghill.-Motion granted on terms. tSee
memorandum.)
BY Judge Larremore.
Hayes vs. Rogers-The amendments substan-
tated by within afidavit, and to which no afidavlt
in denial is produced, should be allowed.
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COURT es CCMMoK PleAS-SPECAL TERM.
A Nandamus that Failed TO Work.

Before Judge ROBINSON.
When, in 1871, Joint committee was appointed
IRON the Boards OF Aldermen and Supervisors TO
Investigate the financial AFFAIRS the city, Archi-
bald J. Fullerton was appointed Sergeant Arms,
and ne says Alderman Dimond told him he would
see that he got his pay. He sent in bill for $3.50
for his services. This the Comptroller refused 10
pay, and 60 he resorted to the popular mandamus
remedy. Judge Robinson yesterday denied the ap-
pication. He says that the committee mad no
power to make such an appointment, and that he
must look TO the Alderman appointing him lor his
money.
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CO to-
@batopee, 3ebruar "a. Is

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Gbre ben Grauen Der ct. Nareus @emeinbe
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grinnerun3en seaodten, in Zen 9ran3 ber 10
man9en Cora eutbdlt. Sbises Insenfsn 1T tn
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malsrs ~Yaul Geidwanben" unb feaen Bit
ielben bes 9fiben &briii obrr in autern @or-
ten bic IL Statisnsn ses bet!tgsu 4rsu3uesss
bar, sin Msiasrwsrt III li@,ielta, III beren @ertb
nod erb6bt burd RE fuufaslbte 9ano uuieres
yislssebrten Msi1srs s. t. Siri&er, Der bic
Habmen ~berielbea in uberaus eeftmadosaer
uuo rem 9tyl entipre9enter Weiie anfertiste.
Ias @an3e serleibt Ger Stride einsn iheraus
malsriiten unb 81 ~ftpmrner Iuoabt erbebsaben
Nntlid unt fam bic @emeinbe nit Me6t pelS
oarauf lein, eiuen auat: Iiebenoen Seellcrssr
wis ecu 5p6v. s. 8pering unb Grausn 3u
baben, BIZ feline Srfsr iasuen, Elm iuldes fvfba>
res @e:f i'm @srtbe Don 400 Dollar, ms g.
ben gu rufsu. Gpae Gin Sober bur9 cbtscs
Nsrf su tTbsrer Nnsadt seltimnte @brif ar@
i'm GtiQsn Der frommsn @sbsr ssbenfen.
@uf ibr Manaer, Siuslinse une Sung
Trauen, tbuet Dssglei9eu.
Seota1ter.
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Cine pi&tise Bill fir bic 8esS;te'
rnns bsr Stabt CT. paul bat bsiee 6duier pa(-
frt unb tebarf MUIR nod Der llutsridrift bss
@ouperasurs. Dt 9auptbefimmuusen her
Bin fnb:
Deun auf Anorbnuns Der ct. Yaul Da6er>
Gsmpasnie ober Der @as.Gompasute MusbSb.
lunsen Ober S&uttbaufen uber anbere }5emm"
niGe bes gertsbrs auf ben StraBen ober DHent-
li9en WlIsen entieben, bstn 9esen oter &epari.
rem BON &0bren uber anbereu @Srriatuneea,
iei IS nit oDer Obne SswiQisuns Der Stabtte-
bSree. 10 lu0 bic bstreFexbe Gonpasuie perant-
purt!i@ iein fur ale 9ei&ipisunaen ron Yerio.
men oeer Gissntbnm, tpenu bic barefenben
Yldse ni@t Sag unb Na@t gut beuaat Ino,
unb fol- bic Staot 81. paul ~ftinerlei T.rau.-
wOr,litteit fir lol&e 0euamniHe trsFen. bis osr
RaiOr ODER Der praTcent bes Sauratbes ODER
Der @traben = Saipector re9tset,iS oauOn in
aenutni6 ssisyt Fao.
Gbenio III bic Stabt Der Gsrantn ortli9teit fir
alien S9aben. entbunbeu, me!der an gerionen
oter Gisentbum hon Giienbabren perurlaht
perosn mag, uelte eurh tir @tra6en laufsp
oscr iulhe f~reussn.
llebsr bic Y0lissi satbait bic Bin folssnOe Sc.
fima,uas:
Die reselmabiss Yoi3eimu9t ter Staet ct.
Yaul befebt in einem Yoli3et.Gbet eiaem @a,
pitain unb Ssrssent, unb aus 70 sielen Yoli3ei.
Insefeaten wie Der @tabtra:b fir nStbis e.
aRtst. unb Ssrer loQ iein @mt eebSrig prrfe-
ben. Seer Vcli3it ausSenOmmea Der Gsst
@aritain unb Sergeant wirp fit feds Monate
anselftat. Sn G1Qsu BON 8aean3sn in b6beren
S!sasn mSsen BefOtDerunseu sOrsenummen
teereen. Ssbes Rite!ieS Der polissin,annl&aft
tann burd ben Stabtratb atseiest weroem, auf
einsersidte i6riftide alass unb na@ eese-
bener Nctis an ben 8etrsFsnoen, 70 ta5 ber-
ielbe @sles.nbsit bat, lib gu uertbeipisen Mt'
iesungen f0nnea bur6 ben @taotratb Se,fugt
persen, obns Mrsabe Der @ri:ube, bur& Be-
l@lu6 Don spei Drittbsilen fimmtliGer Wits
elieber bes Staetratbss, unb nit @enebmisuns
ees Mayprs.
Nls 3wsd bieier 8efimmung rirb ansese-
ben, tab bic woli3ei benz GinFa6e RON Yoliti-
fern eniriidt unb ,auf ibre tpirt!iden Ssreienfs
anaspisien perten I'D, immerbin %suraussteBt.
natirlid, baB aud bent Stabtratbe bic SGpd=
DE po!itil9er DiGfur tn S,rtommenten JdiQsn
fern tleibe.
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Seosa1ter.

Sic Blattcrr, jsns i5redltGe &rant'
beit, welGer isoes ISlima uuo icoe Mlterstla7t
uutsrpurfen it, iuo eine 3c'se pun Slutpersif<
jura, Ssrmit!e'f eines ipeeiHitcn MnNedunss>
itpEt5 cntlaneen. Caliet tuber Guer Slut
reir, u:e bic Aranfbsit piro @ud fern bleiten.
Ia5 ate seutf6e 5eilm;tth: Or. Nusuf
RUnis'5 bamtureer IrOpfcn, bat feline @irfz
iamfeit lit tauieaoen BON 5ausn srprubt. Die
5ropfsu cntnebmen eem Blute ale ~s;fiisen
5tpTs uae lIsb ipmit Elm SGubmitte!.
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Des &au@ers 9ietltnss.Store
1T bel @ebriber Getia 30. 1888 Dritte St.abs,
NO man bic aIsemein tsliebtsn @igarrenlurtsa
Bonnie Bouche, Lady Thorn, National
Guards unb piele anrere in a]ussessidastsr
Sualitdt sorratbis facet. gbeuio bic beaen
unb fsiuteu @urtsn in 96uurf' &au&> unb
8au-Tabad. l1eberpisb Inb baielbt ale BE-
liebtsn &au9-Nrtifel, ME @fs,fen. Gigarsen.
Spisen &c. gu bilisem yreis st babsn. &au-
der, bic bel u. unp 81. 1etld soripre6sn, wsr'
ben aets CUR srSB.en 3ufrieoertcit seeisat. G2)
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S4redlt@ peri Il mn { II wureen 10.
risen Dpnusraas swei Giientabn,I nsslsats.
Der Cine, Namsns 81. DaSenb, 8rafnaan auf
Der @ilwaatee unb ct. waul gatn, fel auf bsr
Blooming praire, ettua 20 MeiIen pom Sua>
tonna, auf bic SGisnen, wurte eine 8isrteIretle
fortssi1Ieppt, unb ais man Jpn aufbub, par
Jpn elm arn trssseriden, uno ct fIr@srli&
3srqueti&t.
Wlsid3.itis peruaslidt. auf Der Det Wis-
eonlin Babn Elm anberer Brakeman, Nanens
aeQy, auf einen1 8radttrafn bel Cav Claire,
inter dAnliden l1mfduben. ASetue larbeu 10.
fort.
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Ser @ +.
8rieffaffen beS ,,@anberer.'

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Der tpiQtomn1sn einsereibt.
parters Qafs n. ". Mu& iel&e 9au3t
utuB q eeben.
e@anitns. Soma. s. $. ;,1ant fur ben
Neuen.
N%aribault s. 9. DEM unfus trtrb ab<
subslfen itiu.
6ettelbere. s. &. Na@ Meiluns ssan'
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Spring 9ilL 3. .. Gle fnbsn bic
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CUTE @.neiuns, nObler aamerab!
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Oeffeutli@e Gtnlaeuns! 3ur sr5b
ten rab poGfdnbisaea &efauration: Die sOn
6. SGmibt Nr. 242, Dritts GtraBs. Son
jebtau perben gu isberStrnbe frifae @uhsrn,
GeHuetl, JoreGen. Gletlaiorten aaer &rt, @tlb,
furs MQes, rpas Der Marst an DelifateTeu btstet,
~lsrpirt. Die fe;nfen Weiae uns 2ia1sure Bic
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