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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF real estate nave
been filed In the Mesne Conveyance office for
the week ending March II, 1873:
January Is, 1873. Part of the Blake
landa, Charles H. SlmontoD, rei-
cree, 10 VIM q. Buckman: :..... ITO 90
March 4. 1873. A clip of land, Lewis
NJ. Hatch to Sulphurlc Acid Su.
perphosphate Company. ....:.. lOo w
=, Pine lands. Rdgeville,
Augustus Fludd 10 R. Press
Japnarv n%s'D i. 1872. Tract, St. stepn.
ems Parlsn, Cufy Green to R.
Press Smith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lia w
February 6, 1878. Lol, Porter's Row,
aasfgnees N. NJ. Porter, 10 John
Middleton. ....................... 6o w
March 10, 1873. Lot, n. s. Line
street, Henry Fordham to Jacob ,,o m
Januspy Is. 1873. Part OF The Blake
lands, Charles H. Smonton, ref
cree, TO G. I. Cunningham and . =,
VIM. K. Brown.... ..........:::. 2Sf6 w
February 10. 1873. -, James ID. .. m
Eason 10 William h. Corker..... 30 0O
March 9, 1871. Lot, n. g. Line street,
executors of Thomas Bennett 10 ION m
BENJAMIN Lucas. .............-. lao w
Marcn 9, 1871. Lot 8. 8. Shepherd
street, executors of Thomas Ben
nett to BENJAMIN Lucas. 49,. 250 w
March ls. 1868. Lot No. 8 Percy
street, 8. D. Holloway to Benja- ,oo m
min Luoas: .;.:.....':.';;.a' D. 'oo w
February 6, 1873. Lot, q. q. bad
cliffS street, John L. Faber to
Rev. VIM. II. Hanckel.. 1850 90
February ls, 1873. Three lots In
Aiken street, James n. Eason to
March 10. 1873 Lot, Morris street,
executors OF Malcolm Brown TO
Alex. Landars. s................... 6Uo w
February rs, 1873. Lot, ". 9. Com
ing street, James E. Burke, ref
cree, TO Annie q. CLANCY. .:..... 4sOO w
March 10, 1873. Lot No. ss4, Magno-
lia Cemetery Company TO W. st. -, -
March 4. 1878. TracI, ". Stephens
Parish, Moses Bunch 10 Glsoy ,.o
Miles. LOO ou
February ls, 1873 LIT, W. 8. Aiken
street. James NJ. Eason to Mar nm ~
garet Dunn. ...............;.. ooo w
August 10, 1870. Lot lSs, seanian-
Vile, Charleston Land Company
February ru p /, 1873. Lol, Warren
street, executors R 8. H. Han -, ~
,han, 10 Isabella Higgins. 24Oo W
Tract, 81. James ran
tee and 81. Stephens. executors
,muel j. Palmer 10 joseph Pal
,rus,pes ,rps seu 4'................' .n 1000 90
March 10, 1873. Four lois, Village Of
Pellgru, David Riker to JACOB ~ ~
Royal. ...... .;.............;.. CO.. o' w
March l5. 1873 Lot corner State
and Cumberland streets, Archl.
bald McLeish to janet Q. Claus
sen. ....... Iuu w
March l5, 1873. LIT, Philadelphia
street, Archibald McLelsh 10 ia
net G. Claussen. n.................. l0o Oo
February IA. 1878. Lit W. 8. KING
S'iSe, Mcsaei TIT r. Collins. .'.'.......... 1850 90
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.JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

-Rnildine operations on an extensive scale
are anticipated in Newberry this spring.
-Orangcburg begins to talk of second
'o WTbree negroes have been lodged in Dar.
lington Jail charged with robbing the freight
''Hl! mJames f. Glenn, citizen of Newberry, was
tnoeked down by some roushs on Wednesday
niSbi hight HIS injuries are not, however, very
serious.
one of general improvement to Rock Hill.
SONS new houses are now going up and a host
Of them in dHrns %a,sst the sns nSa;
AIIoton of Georpetowp. while under the effects
Of IH liquor 4 got into asht, the result OF which
was the cutting Of Alston's throat. Wallace
"'.. @Tne Beaufort Standard is Informed that
The RIVER and Mining Company Intend 10
erect their works on the river, near Fort
charlotte. where no ligh;erage will be re-
CURED. The company bought seven acres OF
land at $l25 an acre.
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THE COURTS.
United States Court

United States Court.
Petition of assignee for leave to sell the
estate of J. H. Janett, bankrupt. Granted.
Petition of VIM. Mcmillan, administrator oi
Ann Mcmillan, to establish lien 10 the case oi
". ]. Culp, bankrupt. Referred to Registrar
Clawson.
A special term OF the court was ordered to
be held this morning for the trial OF a deferred
CAGE.
Court of Common Pleas.
The jurles were organized as follows:
JURY NO. l.
Henry Artope, Vim. Brunges, Guy Ed
wards. Duncan Fraser. Jacob Fisher, K. Civ
ene, Charles Green, N. Gourdin, Fl. W. Hen.
bricks, Michael Hogan, Tnos. Judge, Jas. B.
Jones.
c. l.. Kornahrens. b. Kuanff. Conrad Lr-
deke, j. J. W. Luden, E. NJ. Moreland, J.
Middleton, Adolph Nimitz, w. B. Osborne,
Joseph Pinckney, James Rudolph, Corsaw
Simons, George Singleton.
sUPERNUMERAR1Es.
E. F. Sweegan, R. W. Williams.
John Ashe Aston Esq, was aduitted 10 the
practice Of law.
The case OF E. ". NJ. Mackey, ex-sherlf of
Charleston County. vs. the County Of Charles
ion, and that OF William N. TAFT, ex-coroner
of Charleston County against the same, both
suits for the collection of claims for lees, were
referred to W. ]. Gayer, Esq, as special
referee.
The case of F. Cllntworth against the
Carolina Mutual Insurance Compapy-suit fol
the collection OF fire insurance polcy-was
heard up to the hour of adjournment, and Will
receive furt Ter consideration this morning.
Mayors Court.
James Green, for lying drunk, was fned
one dollar; Belsey Mcbride, for being drunk
and disorderly, was allowed to choose between
fine of one dollar or ten days In Jail; Francis
Fields, colored, for the same offence, was
given the same choice; Julia Singleton, col
ored, ior the same offence, was given the same
choice; Mike O'Msra, for the same offence
and also for breaking pane in store window
on King street, was fned two dollars, together
with the cost of repairs, aud held in fifty dol
lars bond for the performance of the agree
ment.
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BEYOND THE BRINE.

Slavery Of the Press in France-Arrest
Of Some Suspicious Amoricans-Labe
raj Reform I'm Persia.
PARIS, March 18.
The manager OF the Rsppel Is summoned to
answer the charge Of violating the press law.:
koXF. March 1a.
The Pope gave an audience yesterday 70 ore
hnndr ed canadians who had served in the Ponu.
deal Zou, ,v.s. His Holiness congratulated nls
visitors upon their steadfast devotion TO tho
church.
Tn ee shabblly dressed men, with an American
accent, deposited twelve thousand dollars 10 'ns
Cork Bank, and were arrelted on suspicion OF
com clcity with the swindles upon the Bank OF
England. -
Dispatches from Teheran, OF the date March
is, state that the oflcis, Gazatte publlahe1 an
edict OF the Shah ordering reformation OF the
ministry on the European model the CABINET u
to consist OF premier end nine members.
vRRsAILLzs, March Is.
The budget shows gratifying condition OF A.
fairs. Half the sum due Gprmany 10 10 the treaa-
ury and no loan Is required TO complete the PAY.
rnent OF the indemnify by the time speoned In
the recent treaty. !
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THE RUNAF4YLUNA

The case OF Mr.. Chairs. the escaped lnnatlc
from the Asylum at Columb g. seems 10 oe eA
c,ttno q great deal OF int rest. HIS own s,ory,
as to1 to the hotel clerk, s admitted 10 ns ootn
rational and injected In Itself. athooga 10 mo'
accepted as applying to HIM 1t Is IN PSI snGa
r.fsd from his wife. who Immediately begun
ssries Of uersecutions against and tried 10 allen
ate M Inn from his fredns 50 as 10 deprive n 0
large as through sS%e sna eonned
sae aso u,nn nm an nffset to this, Mr.. p Chairs
she srarr Of ene lunac states that the latter
having no property he Supports him IN Inc Inc Asy
um; that since the separation irn haa s heen as
sUmt 0ntns u" worse phase until now he has become
eh.n,ut.i ~ dangerous. Governor Reed, OF Flori.
dS. connrms this statement, as also many other
erontiemen. 80. aving been Iecommltted. to the
ssvinn1. extra though kind, precautions will be
taken to prevent q second escape.
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SEC. .. That dealers in cuals he allowei to
weigh coal On heir own sc :le! such scales to os
tested from time 10 t ME By The clerk of Welgnts
and measures. as now provided Tor by law.
SEC That he urchaSers OF all coalS shail nave
| The light TO demand their coal weighed on the
public scale or srales and the failure on the part
or The ller 10 have cnal weighed, II 80 directed
| by the purchaser will entail penalty OF not less
Ilau ten or more Than twenty dollars for each o.
fence; such flnes 10 BE- recovered In III, usual
manner and appropriated, one half to the iniormer
anu one half for the use OF the city
SEC. f. That all Goals for The city institutions
| shall be weighed on the public scales, free OF
charge TO the seller.
SEQ. S. That all ordinances, and parts OF ordl-
nauces, now in force and in conflict with the
above be- and the same are hereby repealed.
The following bill received it's third reading
by title, and was ordered to be enrolled for
ratiflcatioa:
A BILL TO prevent the filling OF lots or streets
with certain mate rial.
SECTION ]. Be IL ordained ny the Mayor and
Aldermen in City Council assembled. That he-e-
after 1t shall not be lawful for any person or per-
sons or body polite to Oil up any lots or low
lands, or street. within the city with oral, gar.
bage, scavenger's DIRT or sweepings, or the clean
Jugs contents OF the tidal or any other drains,
or any other material containing organic matter
except rice chaff or sawdust) under a penalty Of
fifty dollars for each and every offence; and also
a further penalty OF hfty dollars for each and
every day that such prohlbl; ed ma'erla shall lie
or be permitted 10 remain on any 6ucn low lOlS
or low lands or streets after twenty four hours
notice from the Mayor, City registrar or City To-
spectors to remove the same; an one-hal( OF the
first named penalty shall 60 - the iuformer In
each case.
SEC. Q. Be il further ordained by the authority
aforesaid, That the offil garbage, street sweep.
ings contents Of drains aud ali other offensive
material collected In the city, by he city contrac-
tors. scavengers, inspectors or otner pubic OIL
GERS In charge OF streets shall be deposited at the
public cemetery lands, or at such point or plice
as may be designated Oy the Mayor, nortn OF
Line street: Provided, however, that nothing
herein con aimed shall prevent the Mayor from
having the said ofr.l. garbage, &c, removed by
boats, or In any other manner, 80 that the same
shall be carried north OF Line street, or beyond
the limits Of the city, according to the true Intent
and meaning OF this ordinance.
SsC. 8. All ordlnan ,es. or parts OF ordinances
or resolutions. repugnant to this ordinance De,
and The same are hereby, repealed.
Council then adjourned.
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|SAVED FROM THE FLAMES
THE BURNING OF Il CANADLAE no
TEL-NARROWE ESCAPE OFN1fATEs.
A Kentucky Town In Ashes-DeStruc-
tive Fires In New Hampshire and
Ohio.

mOnThEAlt mdICQ los
At one clock this morning fire broke ont
In building behind The st. James Eotel. and
communicated through the laundry into the pas
sage of the fvurth nat, and, from there, to the
stairway leading to the nfth nat, where the
female servants were sleeping. The giris, finding
their escape by the stairs was cut ~, fed to tho
windows, and three or them threw Themselves On
the sidewalk, where their fsll Sas partially
broken by mattresses and other sofs material.
They were taken to the general hospital. where
they now lie in very precarious state. Another
girl, named Matilda aayer. hung out from the
window twenty minutes, and was finally rescued
by the fremen, who brought her safely to the
ground amid the cheers from the excited multi.
tude Notwithstanding the efforts Of the firemen,
the fourth and nth nsts were completely De.
stroyed.
Destruction OF q Dye-House.
NEW HAMBURG, N. h., March Is.
The dye.house at this place was burned to-day.
The Joss is $4,000. -,
A Town Burned Down.
LlURENoRBsRa, KY., March IS.
Every business house In this town, including
the bank and tavern, was burned down to-day.
A tin.shop escaped. -.
An Inoipient Confaagration.. -
CINCINNATI. Maroh 1s.
George Neumeyer's coach factory caught nre
to day, and is still turning.
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o,1P sOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHBORS
Georgia.

Georgia.
Mr.. William N. Bozemsn, a well.known
citizen of Pulaski County, was drowned In the
Ocmulgee, near HawkiDsViile, last Saturday.
-Catharine Herbst, German woman, com
milled suicide by hanging In Macon on Tues'
day afternoon. NJ cause assigned for the
act.
The Augusta police are looking for a
negro named 81 Flanagan, who committed Q
murder In Appling County last Tuesday anu Ii
supposed to have fed to Augusta:
The Augusta German Rifle Club has pur.
chased place tor schutzen Park. The cluo
now numbers forty. The Augusta FIRE De.
partment Will present them with splenolo
silyer.mounted rifle to be shot for.
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HOTEL ARRIY4LS--M4RCH IS.
Charleston.


Knapp, New York; A overman. Jr. Bal
tmere; Boturne, Jr, lady aud child, Miss ID l.
Baldwin, Boston; Edward Mahoney, Portsmouth;
S Kahn, Philadelphia; Zorn, Louisville; ="
Patrick, Orangeburg; Mergento, City; Rut.
zer, New York; Henry Hallern, Philadelphia J
Dwight and son, New York; y $ Butler and lady
Boston; James NJ Cobarn, Jr, and lady, John
Allan, New York; r EdmundI Boston;
Long, Pe1dleton; W swan, New York; G
Wclmore, JOha Lamb, G W Edge, Jersey City +;
II nlocck, D Fitch and lady, Mr. and Mrs
Eddy, Mrs Seymour, Miss Seymour, New York;
A Bradberry and lady, Boston; Ii Perkins,
WD Walcott and Ia y, B ID Walcott, w Spfiggs,
Mrs Allen, Mrs Black, " s Dunham and lady,
New York; Joseph n Sturtevant, E Sturtevant,
Bos on; N Baker, Society Hill; J l. Baker,
Harlvil!c.
Pavilion.
Y II CraWlcy, Georgla; Spears, John
Spears. st Stephens: Bacot, Cisy; Brit
toa, Georgetown; NJ Wi s,n, Newbcrry; W
Wilson, Alston; a Gibson. J Sparks, Newber-
ry; W Htnds Sumter; ] Gallman, Newoerry
B U Sanders. Eatpnton, Ga; James D hyer, City
W NJ Wallacs, Captain 8 A R Fitchet, Sou Caro-
INA; Free, Bamberg; W s Afford, Miss Afford,
South Carolina, James Berry and lady, W
Spies, st Stephens; James Harper, KiDgstreei
Robert FishbuIne, Jr, st ul's, Mrs Il Surau
James Low, " Short. Georgia; d A Bowyer,
Ge rge's N Sperry, Beaufor;; II Shlngler
ri lgevIllc, II Buahe, java, Ca r Buckley and
sou, Washington; DIT Vaandlngham, Della
ware; L Brothers, Reeve.vllle.
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funeral Ncllles.

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acouaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Raoo'
and OF their respective 'amilies, and aiso 'ne
teachers and scholars II the Cathedral sunaas'
School, are invited to attend the Funeral see aa
vT v,oes Of tbelr sen, ROBERT EUGENE, at the Ca
taedrsl @ chapel, queen street, TE1s AFTERNOON
at O'Clock.
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LYNCH LAW.

SAN FKANcIsoo March Is.
Mathew Forpez who shot Mrs. Nichols lew
was taken forcIbIy from the Monterey jail by 9
MOB of persons from the adjacent town and
country yesterday afternoon, taken to con;
Yenient point, and hanged until lie was extinct.
Sneiif Mason, who on refusing to deliver the keys
Of ihe jail, was taken into custody, was al er-
wards released uninjure. The affair causes 8
great teal OF emotion 10 the community, but tne
General OF inion Ia that Forptz desc we'd the pun
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THE WEATHER THIS DAK.

WASHINGTON, March Is.
Probabilities for Wednesday: In New Eng
land and New York southeast winds, veertng TO
Atlantic coast, southwest winds, followed oy
west wind, and clearing weather. For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, westerly wtEds
aud generally cloudy weather. For the South.
west generally northe " winds. Tne storm cent? Q
In Michigan will extend eagtward over Lake On.
tario, win continued brisk Winds over the lower
lakes. For the upper lakes and Northwest, lelt
Ing barometer, easterly winds, cloud and AN.
Threat eninx and rainy weather will extend over
the Southern portion or California. --------
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THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.

The annual examination of the junior, 80.
phomore aud freshman classes of the Charles
ton College for promotion into the senior,
junior and sophomore classes, respectively
commenced yesterday, and will be continued
every day this week until Friday, commen-
cling each morning at hait.past nine o'clock.
The examination Of the graduating class has
already taken place, and The results have
been announced. The annual commencement
exercises Of the College are to take place at
the Academy of Music next Monday evening.
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The celebration in Savannah.

The Irshmen OF the Forest CITY celebrated the
cession begau The day. and. with Its halts at va:
rous designated pllces to hear The s. eesh Of
al, onent Orators The forenoon was entirely con-
sumed. In the evening the HID milan Society,
omidst nm checked enthu .lasm, partooE OF Its on.
,iusrsarv dinner at the Marshall House.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
nha c.1ebration in Columbia.

THE great anniversary was appropriately
observed at the State capital. Inc sois OF Eth,
eveninu ev AMI around buuut fu bnar 10 hcKenzie's
Saloon and. anil cJuv rsatl'.n. 1873, sp, ech.
maSInp md song, passed h lime Very pleasant
and quickly. the number Of rssular oSs ISsss h
UavtIsmem II nigh standing in the state The
Sost band FURNISHED enlivenlns music. Letters T
reoSet ar their Inability 10 attend were read from
Goyernor Moses and Colonel BlIcS, commandant
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Qbitnarp.

>~,r ~ ~ T~nea March IS, 1878, Mrs. E1lzA1EEa a.
o- va hsIoVrd wife OF W. n. WATT, In the 27tn
oS az ~ her sre, after long and painful Illness
london, England, papers please COPY.
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"A Young lunatic, supposed to be named
Robert Grady, from North Carolina, is PROV
ling around Newberry.
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MoRrUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK

The following Is the official return OF deaths
in the City of Charleston, for the week end
ing March 10, 1878.
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GEO. 8. PEIZKR, II. D., City Registrar.
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Sefpr8,stf fserre9e1.be ss1effdabe
TIT e5tolfert.

Yeccahillp, Der befonnte e1lrppQi1de
@eneralcorrel ponbent ber Wprlb, 1dreibt,
ct babe TT letter 3eit> cine Men9e 8rtefe
e1s .Stallen> BON 2elten aQer &loilen,
@eiltlt9en uno llngldlbige1t> Nppaliten
ltno Gepublifonern, Stalienern rnb 6reu=
ben ge1eben> bariiber aber itinmten lie oQe
iiberein, 6ab Gietpr emanuel einen 1ebr
groben Sebler our6 Die 8erlesuna leiner
@eltoens nab &om besonsen babe, unb
oab bas &Dntgtbum in Stolien iebr ,pof=
telig itebe. Ser Staat lei 10 out pie
banterott unO Die et9entli6e f6nioltdc
Yartei Jet 16wd6er als Die papltlide unb
au9 als Die replb1ifanii9e. Ser &1nia
tperoe BON beioen gu glei6er 3eit onoce
9riffen, nnb Die Gepublifaner berlonofeu
BON ibm ein 70 entldieoenes 8oreeben
gesen Die fir6lid)e Ma6t, tpie es Sic
Wtebrbeit 6es italieni1den 0olfes nien1ols
9utbeiben tuiiroe. Sic Mnbdnglidfeit bes
letteren an Die Stride lei bebeufen6 orober,
ols iie Die liberale Yre5le BARTLETT, ser
&Dnig ipiiroe bel einem erniten @treid)e
oer &epublifaner se9en bas Bapittb,1m
nnbeoingt 9en0tbigt 1ein> ii9 a,lf Die 5ei=
te oes 2ebteren gu itellen ielbit ol1f bic
@efabr bin, BON ben republifanil 6enSbei=
len oer Mrnlee perlaKen 51 iperben. 6ie
ultrarabitalen 1eien aber 5tarf unb mo-
mentli6 ton genug> 1lm cine &otaitrppbe,
Die bel benz 9lbleben bes Yapites ooer oes
&Dnigs BON lelbit eintreten tuiiroe, nit
@etpalt sl1 beI9leunigen. 9lls 2ebterer ben
&egterlingslib na6 Som perleste, babe er
lt9 uetf @otben in Die Sdnne 9egeben> Die
{9onun9slps gegen i'm anitiirn1en uno
tbn immer mebr in BIT @n9e treiben. 9(m
9ofe nno IN ben &rei1en Ser gemdBi9ten
9iberolen berrI9te besbalb cine 1ebr 6i=
1tere Stln1mun9. (Volfsf freunb.)
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Del1tf1 in be,t G6atle,1
Gbtp'S.

@os neue S9uleeieb lit nun BON bei=
ben 9duiern un1erer @eleb9ebung paliirt
1nb tritt int Moi in &raft. Cine ,pi6tt9e
&laulel bes neuen @elebes, bic mir Dem
beutl9en Senator 6 Diff perbanfe,1,
beittmmt, oaB, ,penn rs @runbbeliber,
bic 40 &inber reprd1entire1, in ir9enO
einem s9uloii itritte Die Grtbeilung BON
ltnterri6t i'm 9eutl6en perlansen, bas
@6ulboaro perpFi9tet it, fir
1ol@en unterri6t gu forsen. 8isber lag
es i'm @rmelien ber Diitritt @9ulbeb6r=
ben, Of iie bic Grtbeiluns bon beutl9em
lnterri9te 9enebmigen tpollten ober l,i9t
jene Bei thinning Derpfli6tet lie ,lnter
setpinen l1mitdnoen oasu.
-. (Befbote)
Gin &nabe in ct. Soiepb, Wfo.ianb bsina
@raben pon @aiIafras= Mur5eln$60O
in @olb unb Silberuiin5en.
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@tr befprgter Gaj1el1bteb

bat einen 8rief at ben Serausseber ser
e. 9. ~Sribune" se16rieben, tuorin Die
9eute eriu6t ,uerbeu, lire yea,nen uno
MoreGen in tire nNodetbi9er"5u ibret=
ben. ST ia9t> es folnnle in leinem &C.
1@dfte gelpDbnlid Dor baB er> i'm 8e1ibe
pon podetbii6ern fon,,,se, hit Ybptogra=
pbien unb Bapiere,t, bic fitr5 11ienlanben
Mertb baben, als fit ben @igentbii,ner,
,pte man aud oft in Mnseisen leIen tonne.
Die Saf9enoiebe tuollten 1ol6e Ga9en
germ 5uriid geben, ,,nb Ieien traurig bar
iiber, oaB 1ie es ni9t tbun fDnnten.
Muberoem 9erietben iie in 8erlegenbeit,
oa fie ni9t tuiibten, tuas NIT Iolben.
Saden an5ufansen. gs 1ei sefdbrlid,
oieielben bel ii9 5,t tragen, i'm 3i11nler'
ober 1onft tuo auf5ubetuabren, llnb ba6er,
fdben iie Ii6 n1r nit @iberlpiHen ee=.
stbunssn bieielben su perni6tenM
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