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National Republican., 1873-01-11
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The o'clock train which left New York On
Thursday night was made almost a complete
wreck by the cRrrlessness Of the Ewitch-tender
Rt Carroll Switch, q short distance this side Of
Baltimore, yesterday morning. A gentleman who
was on the train asked the man what the cause
Of the accident was, when he replied that he did
not know, a. he thought he LETT the switch all
right. A very poor excuse 10 those whose lives
he ENDANGERED by his Carelessness, Two passen-
per cars, two freight cars, an express car, and
ihe tender were thrown from the track, the two
latter being completely crushed, and the Others
entirely knocked from the trucks. Had the en-
Rine not broken loose and Jumped the track, the
loss OF life would have been friRhttul, as the Ts
uAnsengeT car WAS nlled with German emlRrants
As II Is, luckily no one was injured, though the
corporation styled the Baltimore and ohio Rail-
road Company are not TO thank tor IT,
National Republican., 1873-01-11

TIE "DoNEsrfc'' sswNe MACHINE COMPANY u
selling more machines in its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever soiI ln
success al a time when competition u the
HtTouRest, and when people are the best in.
formed, most critical and exactlng when gooh
most slowly.
A word 70 the wise is suficieut.
Mp. Adams Co., 00o Z street, CMasonlc
Temple,l arc the agents for the domestic" In
thlg CITY,
National Republican., 1873-01-11
SminllnnA.

The following cases OF smallpox were re-
ported Ia the health Of,ice yesterday: one case on
h street, between Delaware avenue and First
street northeast one ut the District jail, which
was removed to the smallpox hospital one IN
ShOtts alley, between First and Second and II
and { streets northeast; one at No. 4i3 ludne
street, between aud and Fourth and Fifth
streets northwest; one at 1870 FOur-and-a-hRlf
street southwest.
The following deaths were also reported
Major Rhodes and Jacob Brown, at the snail
pON hospital; a child at 1905 l. street northwest
a child at Mrs. TriInhes farm, Bennlng's bridge
road, In county,
National Republican., 1873-01-11

The week Of prayer which has been conducted
during the past week Ut the Fourth Presbyterian
church, Rev. J. c, Smith, pastor, closes with to-
day. At $3.50 O'Clock In the same church there
will he a union meeting OF pastors ~ which
time Rev. Prof. WestcOtt, Rev. 5. :. MITCHELL
Rev, j, a. Butler aud others will take part. II
Is Intended that the week Of prayer shall close
with glorious and enthusiastic termination
The public are invited tO attend, and viii receive
u TnFntaI
National Republican., 1873-01-11
the POLICE.
Yesterdays Review.

II MI evidence Of the tone and moral Of the
police force Of tue District wete needed, II was
iurnlEhed by the annual review OF the corps,
which took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
la accordance with order the men from the sew
cTAl pTcuincts rendeEvuuscd at the Central guard
house, IN charge Of their respective lleutcnants,
and there the line was formed, and under com
mand Of Capt. ". q, Brook, Inspector they pro-
reeded by direct route To police headquarters,
where they were reviewed by the new hoard OF
police, at the time IN special session, The men
numbered Que hundred aud HCyenty-hVe, (all who
could possibly bc spared and were attired In
thelf new winter uniform with white gloves,
presenting an exceedingly neat appearance.
After the review the men were highly cOmnli-
nIanted. and the pAFnhP llSlulsRpd,
National Republican., 1873-01-11

James W. CaynnauRh, Rev. Br. Newman,
Charles sumner, Thomas ". Florence,
ENtra-Biiiy Smith, Dean French, Re-
vision of the Scriptures, a Game Of
Billiards, white Whiskers and the
Harpists.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Gen. n, Kcrredy, Fine Orocer.

Al my large aud handsome store, NO. 1909
street northwest, am receiving daily rs fne an
assortment OF the choicest family groceries as
ever offered for sale In this city, and as low as
the price list Of any dr-t-class house. Ny stock
foreign and domestic fruits pickles, Gordon A
DuwoTthR preserves, table luNufles, French can
dies, aud every article usually found In nrst-
class grocery.
All goods guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. As ] give all orders my personal at
tention, and have but one price, those who may
favor me with their patronage may rely upon
heiug fairly dealt with GEO T.. KENNEDY,
No, 1900 u street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
The New Detective.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Police held yes
teriay Mr. John -. Sargent was unanimously
elected detective 10 Ill tie vacancy OCcasiOned
by the resignation Of u. II. y. Bigley, The new
AppOintee Is a native OF this city aud In every
way qualified for the position he ls called upon 70
nm. barring the war be served as member OF
the secret service, and since that time has been
holding the once Of special agent OF the Treas
quRinted throughout the country, aud is q yalua-
lie acquisition 10 our already valuable corps.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Inoucst In ILe Case Of Farrell.

Coroner Patterson held an inquest on the body
of Edward Farrell, killed by hnll In the grounds
Of the Soldiers Homo on the Sth instant, and the
Jury rendered n verdict "that the deceased came
10 hts death by being gOTed by hull; that while
intoxicated he entered the inclOsnre where she
animal was; and further, that no blame Is at
taChUd to any one, AZ deceased had no business
In said inclOsure."
National Republican., 1873-01-11
CITY ITEMS.

wogprrTut.-I George Coombs, 900 Pennsyi-
yAnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
IL selling the finest French candies a. the low
price OF 20 cents per pound. A call VIII satisfy
uanAliy sold for 10 cents l. q. COOdBa, sOe Penn
aylyaniA avenue,
National Republican., 1873-01-11
niaclluTHp1,

Henry Davis, indicted for stealing q coat In
October last from Thomas ShlckelfOTd, was re-
ported To the court to-day az sick In jail Of the
smallpox. chief Justice Cartier ordered his re-
lease on his own TerOgniEanCe, 30 that he might
20 10 the smallpox hospital
National Republican., 1873-01-11

A LADY, upon whom q professor Of the Uni
yersity OF Naples has twice performed the opera
tiOn 0f translation of blood direct from the
artery OF a lamb, Ia experiencing great
benent from II, The professor has been re-
queAted to Aend an account OF this important
operation to the Medical Scientific Academy OF
Paris, and also 10 that Of 81. Petersburg,
National Republican., 1873-01-11

ANT PARTY occupying q light, roomy store OF
the north side f Pennsylvania avenue, between
-Four and -a-haf and Thirteenth streets, can hnd
cash buyer for case hxtures or stock, by address,
ing BOX a. this ONCE.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Choice stock of PNpcrhansinss, &c,

No. 40 Seventh street, between y and + streets
em5IScing all grades OF Paperhahgings anu
ings, ChrOmos and Photographic. Picture
Ffaines, all styles and sizes, in Walnut CIT,
Velvet, 4c.; Picture Cord and rassels, Rlngs,
Picture Cords, &c.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
nnaIinMhYa.

The meeting at the Dashaways tomorrow
evening will be an interesting one. A. N, Pow
sii edifof Of the National 1sntpeTanes AdrocdiC,
of'Ssw Yorf city, aud Hon. u. 7, HollaWly will
Address che society, at their hall on street.
me growing question OF the hour, national pro
hihitlon. IA the subject, as well as complete
Wss,sf oi the object and proposed hDor OF the
sAiliance, which was organized In thls CITY on
tho 1th lust.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Nn,IonnI snyIng,nnnl,.

'orncr Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, . to 4; Satur-
days, . to Pna a'Na
National Republican., 1873-01-11
OyERCoArs,
Prices reduced.

Prices reduced.
Oyercoats,
Stock extensive,
UyerC0at5,
s. 10 90.
OyercoRts,
At any price.
uSeTtOats,
For any age.
QVeTCoats,
For extra large men,
We are sell ing our OyeroOats at u reduction OF
II per cent. f'om December prices,
A. sAKs 4 CO., 9i0 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

TuB new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
IA In the auietcst neighborhood, Just within the
business portion Of the city.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
pr.na.,, crn,oa.-no,h aI,s..

Lectures By Father Burke, John Mitchell, Wen.
dell Phillips and Mr. Froute, In summing nn the
controversy, with the life and lAbOrs OF fathef
Burke. Pamphlet form. Price 20 cents,
JANIS BELLKw, Bookseller,
sng qarCnth at corner q northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Police Court-Judge Smell,

osley Dusenbnry, profanity; fined %. James
u, Rldgeway, selling liquor without license; fned
$3.50, or thirty days In jail; appealed. In the case
Of Eliza Tapp, charged with keeping a bawdy-
house, the Judge discharged the accused, Rob
OF sundry articles; nOils proSequi, Henry Small
wood, charged with stealing hOrse-cart, valued
ut sd5, from Contractor Fletcher; the Judge sent
the case to the grand Jury, nxing hail At $500
in each case
National Republican., 1873-01-11

PANTALOONs TO order, SO to go.
Dress suits TO order, $50 20 $50.
Business Suits 10 order, t95 10 $40.
Best materials, hnest work, 80.
GRO g. HRENING,
No, 40 Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Hni ION rHR HnimAYal

Measrs. Goldman a Steinberg, the enterpris-
ing pruprietors Of the new gents furnishing goods
store, corner seventh and u streets, have made
great preparations for tho coming holidays. Their
stock Of goods Ia immense, embracing everything
for gentlemens wear, viz white shirts OF the
very best manufacture, unlershifts, and drawers
Of all the q dilferent kinds, gloves In Kid, dogskn,
castor CLOTH chlnchilla Ac., travelling bags, knit
Jackets, umbrellas, linen and silk handkerchief
lies, bows and acarfs, and great many other ar
ticles suitable for
CuRIsrNLs PRESENTS.
Come In and look at our stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Medicated red flannel underwear a speciality.
uOLpNASS a STEINHKRa,
Corner seventh and q streets.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
lab AZ .nF atnaE RaTnI

WHITE. clean, sound teeth, oil may have by
using daily TnURsToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, IS aud " cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire ", all
may have ID by constant use Of TuQMrsoss
POinaie optme. Price, IS and 30 cents per
bottle.
IfaHr CoInREp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiletl, JOUyRNs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price, %
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists AMI
fancy dealcTs.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
The 1Iatlnep.

This afternoon a "Chesney wold" matinee will
be given at the National. Attendance upon mat
lnees are now very fashionable, and for many
reasons we look for grand display at the thea
tire this afternoon Of the beauty and style Of the
city. Everybody Is going to SEQ everybody.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Il GRAND STAR COURSE,
MISS lllllAs tDcAaIos,

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, Is7a.
LINCOLN HALL.
SUBJECT! FEMALE COsTUMEs-ITs PoII.IES
AND CHANGES.
RessSyed sea ts, 20 cents, at J. q. PARRRR's, slI
National Republican., 1873-01-11
live Slack Sales.

Al Clarkp hog pens Baltimore depot, Tuesday,
AIS swine we're offered, and sold at bEC Ca6h cents,
Az Centre market "a cattle OF very Inferior
Quallty were offered TO butchers al bs4k eents.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

be employed by the Government, or Is the Govt
ernment bound TO do more for them than q pri'
vate indiyiduAl7 .-.
II some one would like to make practical test
In the matter let him try TO get Government
cie X 10 rellndulsh his sltuation In the Depart
ment and erter the counting-rOOn OF one or
any OF our city merchants, and see n he viii COM
ply. on the other hand let him offer position
In one Of the Departments TO one OF OIL Oh tne
over-woiked, capable clerks who arc en-.
ployed by our merchants and see how many will
be glad TO make the change,
When we md the clerks employed by the GOV.
ernment generally dissatisfied and complaining
because they are worked too hard, and eau make
| life, and are leaving the Government employ Tor
that OF private firms, (Which ls rarity n0W) we
may very properly consider the prcprtety OF an
increased compensation. BY AN OUrsiDBP.
What II d-carricr Says.
wAsHIroToS, d. O., Jan. 0, ts7a
RDIrOR REPUBIIcAN For many years l hayo
read In the REPUBLICAN thl, everlasting ques-
tlon about what clerks get month, and what
| they do not get. As am a subscriber OF your
good paper must and shall say few words.
They grumble at not getting more, and so do /;
hut | am laboring man and do not got more
| than about four hundred dollars q wear, am In
Government employ, too. How am expected
| TO live. ten dollars rent, three children And the
| old woman to provide for, shoes to buy, and
where Ia the groceries bll and all the rest Of the
| little things u am) you are In need of9 When
| man does hard work, such as hOd-rarrylnR and
making mortar and the like, let no clcrk open his
tongues and LANGUAGES, ! am German, but
| that does not make any difference. Iou, sir, eau
| either print the whole OF II or none.
| am, your Obedcnt servant,
sla Tweuty-thlrd street, between ii anil /, wash
| ington, u, e,
National Republican., 1873-01-11
,,,... ,V,,.l,In,It,,1, 1,IIy JnvlnEa bank,

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
rays per cent interest on Az lepOsls' pePuH
~ ean bs made and drawn u Wfil'
National Republican., 1873-01-11

FuRs! PuRs.! FuRs.!i-1he largest and cheapest
assortment OF ladies' and chldren's Fancy FuS
for the holidays at reduced prices, At DrTTRicH's,
fur ntanufactureT ga seventh street northwest,
centre Of the square-sign OF the "Blg Bear"
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Thendnrn ThnmnsL

coming week, with all lts Rayeties, and all
the splendor OF the receptions that will he given,
Is to be ornamented by the presence OF Theo-
Will give three grand concerts at Lincoln hall,
commencing Monday night, January 20. The
sale Of reserved seats at Metzerotts heRins next
Thursday
National Republican., 1873-01-11
THE COURTS.
supreme coart Of the United states.


fHIpAY, IAnnAry 10. ls7a
On motion OF Mr. Geo. W. Paschal, fIon. John
Hancock, Of Austin, Texas, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor OF this
court.
No. %. The First National hank Of Alexandria,
plaintiff In error, Va. Alexander N, Turnhull ct
al The argument OF this cause was continued
by Mr., II. o. Claughton for the plaintiff In error,
aud by Mr.. y. l. Smith for the defendant In
error, and concluded by Mr.. II. q. ClaughtOn for
the plaintiff In error.
No. o. Manuel Diaz, appellant, VI. The United
States. on motion OF Mr, Assistant Attorney
General Hill It was passed.
No. PS. COe +. buchanan ct al, receivers, &C.,
appellant, VS.. GAbrlal l.. Smith, assignee. The
argument OF this cause was commenced by Mr., Z,
NJ. North, Of counsel for the appellants.
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.
Circuit COurt-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court WAS engaged as follows yesterday
Judgments by default were entered In num-
her Of small cases.
Kingsley VS.. Holland. Motion TO set aside
Judgment OyeTTuled.
Ceas vs.. Gohrist, Judgment set aside.
Criminal Court-JudEe Macarthur.
The proceedings OF this court will bs found In
our local column.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

REV. DIR. ELLIOTT, rector Of the Church OF the
Ascension, has arrived, and will take charge
next Sunday
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Prof. Cromwell

Commencing at O'Clock this afternoon Prot.
Cromwell will hold AN art matinee at WIZARDS
hall, and besides give hls regular exhibition in
the evening, II gTsat pleasure to announce
National Republican., 1873-01-11

Under the direction Of Mons. Van Ghele, the
Parislan opera boune company, with Aimee at
its head, will perform next Monday evening
Barbe Bleue; Tuesday evening, Genevieve dc
Brnbant Wednesday matinee, arande Ouch
esse Thursday, lie Petit Faust Friday, Les
We hardly need urge attention to this statement
Of fact
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1tnho((fnl1uleue uub pn!lfommeHs
9Ghue.

Sute Ydbus finb fir torperllhe e6on9stt uHsftH8
It,b. uuo Qismanb bari iib isrnerbin wesen unselz
tber ODER iarer SABINE entiduoisen; osnn oas NIT
tel, e:sle Uiussl su beistissn, isssn in sInes s'sh
streits, Or. sSindbeu. in Gr. 1873, 9S IL
Nauettez, obsrbalb SutauItraBs, 1T ais fplhen'
ibatttitsr sabuar,t melt uuc brett betannt. VI III
nit isoem 3wsiss eineS 9erutes prattl'd pertraut'
nno als ine sabndrstliden SperatlOntu es'r'e0lssr
bic Yatieuten aui's Bette Die 3dbne ole er an'sr'
tiat, settsnen iid burd SausrbaItisfsit poltomue'
nss 9aNsn, natiirlides aasiebsn uno ausemetne
sdonbut aus. 9as 3abriilen nit Sob, stano:
oosr eonpottions- giaiie blbet suen wid,tisensbet
fsnsr B:aris. als Sabuaus,isben tsbt or. Us M
d ell uuerreiht ba. Sstn SeriabFcn NIT Dem Ba'
tsuteu 1T in Der Gb1t dormant. Hlht oas 9erln9ne
Sbmsr,Iumpton ,pirO peranlcBt Huo Die Operation
IN nets polltommen ertol9retb. @r
tabri,rt tdalid re mes iaipetGrIaures @as. Die
len Sdmersuertilser baben bic seammtsn msettini'
xldsn Ssntultaten @uropa's unb Imsrlta's llr oas
poGfommenne nnb tuurosrbarfe, Sm2Iinoun9slo=
atst berporseruieue Wttei srtldrt, oas ie sntosdt
morbeu. (Utdrs7, ,3NteD
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g5cririfebte Dcpeiepen aus
~ ctt,. OirrP.

NewzDorf, %. Npril. - 8obsrt y.
Sleatelu, Der M6rNer ietner gtidte, periutte
geRern @lbeno SclbitnorO gu be9e6en, lnoem
er ih nit einem 8aIirmeIer elne YulSaoer
aufhnitt. Gin Ir,t reitete i'm.
-O.e SdlfIiabrt auf ben NeIu< YOrfer
GanGlcn wiro am -. 0tat pieoer cr0Hnet
lueroen.
= Die 8,d, welfe Sen gtc9crn in ytsps
0ort in 3heatetn, 6Otels &C. glcl4e Jtctte
ertheilt, muroe Don bcm @ouuerneur untel'
,ei6uet unO lit icet @eiee.
- Sn Brootlpu wuroe sciiern abenO Sohn
Cummings Ourd eine SaS=GrpIOion ihwer
uerlstt.
Die 5rano. Surp bat 127 8eTeer Don
Watroien Serbergen megcn Serleeung Se8
Gougreb geieBe5 BON 1872 IN antlase psrlett.
3meiuuofiiufSig muroen beute Aben0 perhal'
tet. 0ieie SerbaiIungen erIesten 9roBeS anT'
le6en.
- Die Boiiseibeb0roe bot Dem 9oli5titet
Senoerion GrlaubuiB ertbeilt, ben SAma9er
Sanoertilt's, 8obert @rawiOrb, mc9en Ser'
punouns I'M Sdupeneriae Sn uertla9sn.
- Die 9roB9eidworenen haben oenSiilfa=
Waridau WoeS WiOrtt tuegen WtoroeS IN
Qutlage psrieet. gtorig periutte an9eblid1,
Utoraaret @otoon aus Dem Saue SIR. 73,
@oerfitr. Su uertreibeu uno perleete ile Der
u1a2eu SQG1 lie ItQrb
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Sclearaubi1cbcs 9llIcrlci.

- Walor SempIe'8 Sngsnieur Corps bat
Die 6Oute Der rSbeiapeate.S Sbto. Sabn" bis
YOrftOwn Oerneneu unO pllo beHte nad) }Sil'
llamsburq, 3d., 3urldfe9ren.
- Gus Quebec miro beridtet, oaB bieIuSs
manoeruu9 irani. Sanaoier nat oeH Ser.
Stauten uiel beoeuteuber III, ais in friiberen
Sahren.
- SIN v@belapeafe. OsSabn" -Suunel
bel 9tihmOno uerungliidte 9elieru Elm Wtaun,
9famenS 8rl3ier, burdl peririibte @rpl0iion
elmer Spren9laounS. .3'ucl Ne8er tamen auI
oerielbeu Sabu nm.
Su Sbarpsuias, Ba, er1tidteu geiiern
3mei Waihniiten, als Ie ble &eiiel elmer So.
tOmotiue rsiui9ten.
- 0le Sisbieutc greift in Gan 6ran5jsco
UNI i'd; Elm babies 9uten0 Hferoe fiuo be-.
teitS eeialleu. Die @bineien merbeu 9r0Bten-
tbeil5 gu Badtrd8ern ucrmenoet.
- Sn BOrtlaHo, Wte. gerietben gcitern
Oior9en Swct Sauarbeiter pe9eu etncS 6rau'
eusnlmer5 III Sneit, un0 Sobu SuuIuan er'
bielt einen tOotllhen S6lag.
- Sn Der ytGhe pou 2Ittle.Sal8, N.@S.,
perungliifte geitCrn Der @lienbubn nsQrbetsr
Sobu Sbauobnabnn unb 99, Baterion uno
iliui au0ere Berionen muroeu uerlest.
- Sen. .UiaiOr 9aucof, Der Gommanrant
bes 0itl. Oepartement8, lit auf letner 5nlpets
tonstour in Der 6eilnng Wionroe an9etom'
men.
- geitern murbe Bic I. idbrtide StaatS.
au8fe1ung in 2ou,Hana erOffnet.
- GER. 8elfnap, 9eu. SheriOan unb
@eiolge fameu gelteru IN Vropnsplle
SCr., on.
= Der goWUerueur uOn glaine bat baS
@ouarebmit9lieo $. u. Yeters gum Jftdter
bes Staats- -Nppeqatiohs9e 9eridt5 ernanut.
- Der YrdilOeut mar 9eiteru in 9anrence,
Sanias.
- Die geridte ii6cr Subiauerunrnben in
SauiaS msrOen oementirt.
- Die Geieegebuug pom 9trtania8 Oertagte
lid sslteru ua6 elmer Sieuug BON "A Stunz
Oen, in melfer mebr 9eidldfte erlebi9t wpt'
ben. ais IN Der rs9elmaBl9sn Sleun9 oDh A
Monaten.
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aefaIbsrid,te Gus VSafbiuatpn

Q8aibington, %. sptil.-6rau GorOe.
fla 0antnprtb, Die SHUTTER Der luu9en Dame,
bic Dor mebrereu 8oheu bon Dem iungsn
Srenner seif)oHen murbe, uno Der iett I'M
@efGnguiiie ieinem Bro3elie entgegsnRebt,
lit am Wltttpod) ytahmittag getOtben.
- Sebeimpoli5ilt GoombS perbaItete beute
Noreen Nargaret 2auban inter rer Qutlase,
Dem 0rn. @. 6. Sabler on Der II. SnaBe,
in oeiien SauS iie ais 9ieuerin beidditi9t
mar, $50 seiioblen 81 bubeu. Sie ldngnet
itanobait, ben 0iebitabl began9en Su babeu.
= Sr. g8. B. @Orcoran publiiirte beute
einS1reiben in Der - ySribiine," in meldem CT
Die SbatIa6en zines artifelS, Der Dor menisen
Saaen BON einem 9ewiien prn. gomunb
SIiitb in benz senannten Slatte per6ffentlift
ipuroe unb Der lusiagen bon Seiten beS Sru.
Gorcorau entbdlt, bic berielbe in ieiner 8ez
bauptuu9 ais uiht gemahte in abrebe felt.
- Sn Siio.&aibn9ton muroe getern
abeuo cine Serlammlun9 abgebalten, in mels
der man ii6 iibsr Die @riinbung elmer 6euer.
SirIidcrungS.@Omp. berietb. SolseuoeS So.
mite muroe ernannt, Bldne fir cine perma,
nente Srgauiiation auSiuarbeiten: Samuel
Sermanu, @b. 0idion, u. u. 8alter, Son.
rao Stdfer, S. gS. Saser, S. u. Sosmea
uno SimOu SOieph.
- 9eurn Sobnion, pelfer se.ern ipeseu
SleloerbiebitaAlS uerbaftet ruuroe, puBte nod
am iebsn Sage aus elmer 3eue beS Citations
bauies oes s. Se,irtes ieine Slud,t Su bemerf.
lteaigen. S8 lset 1T man leluer nod ni4t
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benz Sieber folste Die Grmattun9. Selblt
i'm gatitan mar man perSagt. - Nber Der
Grmattuns folste Die Reattipa. -
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