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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
CURIOUS MEDLRY.


BY the lake droOBed the willow,
Row yassals, fowl
want to be an angel.
And jump Jim Crow.
And an old crow sat on a hickory limb.
Mono knew him but " praise;
Let mo kiss him Tor his Mother,
For he smells Of Sehweitzer kase.
The minstrel to the war has gone,
With the banjo on his knee,
lie awoke to hear the sentries shrek,
There's a light in the window for thee.
A frog no would a wOoing go,
His hair was curled 10 Kill;
lie used to wear an old gray coat.
And the sword Of Bunker Hill.
of in the Silly night.
Make way for liberty he cried
l wont go home till morning,
With Peggy by my side, D..
1 am dying. Egypt. dying;
Susannah, don't yOu.cry;
Know how sublime a thing il is ..fftI f.
To brush away the blue tailed lly.
Tho boy stood on the burning deck.
With baggage checked for Troy;
) One of the few immOrtal names, f..
His name was Pat MalOy. .I"
Mary had little lamb,
lie could tale unfold
lie had no teeth TO eat hoe. cake.
As his spectaces were gold.
Lay on lay on Macduff,
Man wants but little here below.
And I'm 60 be queen of the May,
30 kiss me quick and go,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS. ALL CASE.

TOTAL. $4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH.
auouhthg 50 ,OCO
Tho distribution will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold not. and the 300 gifts ali paid
in proportion to the tickets sold-a unsOId tickets
being DESTROYED as at the First and Second Con-
certs. and not represented in the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Wholetickets $50; Halves SIS; Tenths, or each
oupOn, 50; Eleven Whole Tickets tor Sc 90; ~ =
tickets for $1,000; 1l3 Whole Tickets tor IS ,OJO
227 Whole Tickets for $40 100. No discount on less
Can 500 worth Of Tick cts at q time.
The unparalleled success of the Third It Con-
cert, we'll as the satisfaction given by the kirst
and Second. makes it only necessary to announce
the Fourth TO insure the prompt sale OF eV cry
Iieket; The Fourth tiff Concert will be conduct
cd in all its details. like the Third and full partic
ulars mag be learned from circulars. which will be
sent free from this office to all who apply Tor them
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled, Liberal
terms given to those who buy TO sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Manager Gift Concert
Pcbic LIBRARY Building. Louisville. Ky.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05

DHILARELPulA, WILMINGTON = BALTI-
1 MORN RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY,, October lsth. iS71.
= passenger car viii be attached TO the irsiGhi
train leaving PhllldslDhia 900 D. n. tor vii
mingt0n. Nj 1-EF4 !
The train win sop at Stations as foIlows, when
signallsd: 0rays Ferry. s.l4 p. N. LasaFotte 9.sl
PM Chester, 94t D. m; LamOkin. 8. IS D. M Thur
low eA9 p. .; LinWOOd. 9.66 p. a; Ciaymonk lO.0i
"a nklleFalio, lo1ep. u; arrive Mimington, 10 81
n toet0l N y. kkNNkfs saap'es
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
mo THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmingtea and RsaaihR RalatOaA aom-
naAy have completed arrangement o ea1FV Nsnov
Paeknges and kKpress Mater y an1fFoa al 11ints
Also 10 all p0ihts On the philaaolpAl1 and Read
ing and CAtaWissa Railroalls, inol6alnw R4aAinr
ingtoSn; AahOaay city. Mt cAEnel. Neilsts0a.
For further infhEmAtion apply nt ths D6bokl Sar-
nel Of Front and Madison streets. WilmingtO1, n
kEplea9 natter 0oat ~ kFauElin uAazFIuh - 3aO.
S.a Sss t9as1 - ;,s e sAsls eHt
DELIVERING aGeAtA VIII FSosiEa pgoP atl.9e 9eiea-
Ass-f asaI sash Y, "a kR.co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
TARnAST's ETFEE1tscESr sE1Tzaa AtaalEar,

90 that nov the Invalid nay n point ef ek alsa,s
Aage "a faRoss Gsrnan SpFiaQ 81 kiS Aand. OF an
retreshlng and ebnlent dThaght9 The SETTER Aper-
ent ts the most delightful, and Of an prNparations
that have ever been DFsseribea eolffOn. nsF-
vous headache eonslipation. bilious disorders. fe
and irregularities Of the general system Il has
been the most successful, II 3 prepared in q mo-
ment. Sold BY all dTpggists.
aug28-d2AH &W2a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Div1sion Time Table.

SPRING ARRANGKMKMT.
On ana aSEor MONDAY, April a1at
- y lG9.i GundayS oxoOptsd.J Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
Philadelphia. Wilmington and 3
C1mor0 Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,

IMPORTANT NOTTCE--On and A1sF Monday
Il April 2lst. lSz3 Passenger Train will leave Sea-
SOrd at 6sO a. n. fOr Philadelphia. BAltimOrs and
intermediate stations.
The 62) p. 1. train from WimingtOh with Phila-
detphla and Baltimore connection. will run to Sea-
ford. A rriying .. lee p. a. Making three daily
trains to and from S0afOFd.
On and after the above date this Company viii dis
continue running the early mOEninR and eTenin z
trains between Milford and HATingtqn,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05

The OmnlpOtent Aand that constructed and
set in motion that Miracle in Mechaniss the Human
Frame. did not intend that Il should be maFFed OF
shattered. or destroyed hy reckless InanAgament.
Even before il was SHAPED and viyioed, there sprang
repair its injuries and prevent lis untimely wreck
These sanitary agents were MinsFal Wntors aud the
Gated in
T.a,.s4ss -RyrrrxtsorS4 ss,-.ss.a .as..,,s,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05
CURRENT NOTES.

Late potatoes promise a heavy yield.
Boston has licensed 800 organ grinders.
Mosquitoes are getting altogether to familiar to
be endurabe.
Savannah is trying to get European line of
steamers.
This country enjoyed only 30 raroaI accidents
last month.
Truth crushed to earth Will rise again, but il
isn't so with eggs.
The demand-for ready made sermons has become
so great IN England that they to be had neatly
autographed tor the small price Of to shillings per
dJzen.
Several instances of wild pigeons falling to the
ground dead or wounded from flying against Iels-
graph wires have r1ccnty occurred IN various parts
OF the country.
A late report from Sing Sing prison says that
there are twenty-five elite men, now in ITS walls.
The number Of this class Is increasing rapidly now,
since the new murder law went into effect.
Miss ELIZABETH PEABODY will pay the
tuition fees of any person desirous Of, but
pecunlarily unable to enter the Boston Univer-
sity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-05

Ihe MIKed fraIn VIII run Sublect tOidolay8Vlnoi-
dent to freight business And will stop OalY at sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINa as
Leave New Castle fer Wil@fBgtOp aad PAllAdalr
ct ]. % AN. Leave PhilAhOlphiR Ok u Is - al
Wilmington At l:2l r. D. for New OastlO.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above. leave 6RyF EoR Glay-
ton ii 30 .. NJ and I-35 p. H.. LOSVOClaybon fer
smyrna $40 .. NE and 2o0 p. n, 70 mAk0 o0anOo-
ton SitA tfainSto and from Dover cad stStopS
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kont County And ouoaa
AnnOS kKonk RRllPOadR
AZ CLAYTON. with the Maryland aad Delaware
RailFoaA.
Al AtHARRINGrcN. With the JunetiOn and Break
water Railroad.
At sEAF0RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
At BkLMAR, with the KAstsFu Shore Railroad
GAG NicOmiOO and POOOnoks Railroad.
u. y. KINNEY. SUIT
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

The house committee on military af
fairs held meeting yesterday, and dis
cnssed the resolution of Mr.. Wood,
which was referred to them by the house,
with reference to the alleged defalcation
of General Howard in connection with
his administration of the affairs of the
bureau Of freedmen, refugees, and aban.
d ned lands. A resolution was adopted
instructing the chairman to issue notices
to General Howard, Secretary Belknap,
and General Vincent, to appear before
them to-day, with view to begin pre-
liminary investigation of the subject,
and to guide the committee in recon
mending what definite action should be
taken upon the letter of the secretary OF
war submitted to congress.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17
CONGRkhS.

The United States senate yesterday
discussed the Louisiana OUT stion. and
finally adjourned without coming to q
vote on MIR. Morton's resolution to ad
NIT the negro Pinchback. The house
bill to repeal the bankruptcy law will be
considered to-day.
The house of representatives yester.
day repealed the bankruptcy law Ivy a
decided vote of two hundred and twenty
to forty four. A section was added t.
it providing that all pending suits aad
proceedings shall be wound up under
the old law Mt reduction of Que half in
f' es and charges. The salary grab re
peal bill was taken mp and debated, th,
only vote taken being on au amend
ment datlng the reduction from Marcl
4, 1873.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17
roRNADoIN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND

LONDON, Dec. 16,-A despatch from
Sheffield says that that city was visited
to day by terrible storm. The wind
blew hurricane. A large number of
buildings and chimneys were blown
down, and many persons were killed.
Ono immense chimney crushed n
building and boiler within it. Tue
boiler exploded, killing and wounding
several persons. In consequence Of
the great excitement in the city and
the dense crowds which filed the
Rtreets, but few details could be learned
at the time the despatch was forward d.
LONDON, Dec. 17-1:30 a. m.-The
storm has abated. The telegraph wires
were Frustrated in all directions, but
the lines that are now working bring
news that ths storm extended all over
the North of England, and far into
Scotland. Sheffield looks as is it had
been bombarded Tie loss of property
is immense. Churches werA unroofeti
and many factories were compelled ia
suspend work. The lowest estimate
places the casualties to persons in that
city at seven killed and thirty wounded,
many fatally.
Dispatches show that the effects Of
the hurricane were felt at Glasgow,
Halifax, Drswsberry, and Nottingham,
in all Of which cities lives were lost aud
great damage done. AT Leeds it is es-
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

Havana papers from the 7th to thu
18th instant, inclusive, have been re
ceived by the steamer which arrived
yesterday from that port. While, with
the exception of some items of war
news, they furnish nothing strikingly
new in addition to the intelligence al
ready received by telegraph, their issue,
give editorial evidence that the feeling
of anger and bitterness over the necessi
ty that exists that the Yirginius is to
pass into the hands of the United States
is us strong as ever.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17
PAY YOUR TAX BLtoaE YOU VOTE


A bill will be introduced Mt the next
session of the Legislature to prevent any
man from voting until he has paid his
tax. The subject ia strongly favored,
and certainly no one can reasonably OBJ
ject to the passage of such law. Had
such law been passed last winter, the
number of voters in this city at the re-
cent election would have been few and
far between. Our people, for some
reason or other, have failed in per
forming their obligations to tho city,
and our worthy comptroller is constant
ly raoking his brains to find way to
furnish the needful for the city's credi-
tors. A citizen who refuses to pay his
tax has no rights which the comptroller
is bound to respect-that is, ii said citi-
zen is able to mike q settlement. The
bill is now being prepared by gentle
man residing in the First ward. and the
question soon will be Shall this bill
pass ?"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

jean Luie, the witness for the de-
fence in the celebrated Tichborne case,
who was arrested for committing PERU
~, and afterwards discovered to be a
ticket-of-leave man, was brought up at
Bow street, London, yesterday. When
asked if he had anything to say before
the revocation of his license, he replied
that he was sorry for what had happen
ed, but he was invited and encouraged
to do as he did. He declined to say
anything further. Luie was then reno
we'd TO the convict prison at Pentonville
to serve out the unexpired portion Of his
sentence, after which be will be tried for
perjury.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17
BRIDGING THE HUDSON.

Tho corner stone of the proposed
bridge across the Hudson at Poueh-
keepsie will be laid to day with Masonic
ceremonies. Invitations have been is.
sued to the governors and state officers
of New York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
and Pennsylvania the mayors of New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Albany,
Springfield, Hartford, and Providence
and the officers and directors of all the
lines of railroad Interested in the build
ing of the bridge. There are also q
number of prominent masons invited to
be present. The military, fremen, and
civic societies of Ponghkeepsie will
turn out, and it is proposed to make il
a gala day. In the afternoon a banquet
will be given the eminent guests at the
Opera house. Mayor EASTMAN and a
number of the most esteemed citizens
of Poughkeepsie have the celebration in
charge
The bridge is intended to be link in
short and direct through railroad line
from New England to the coal fields,
and from the West to the East for m
all rail route, 1t is claimed that it will
effect saving of one hundred miles in
distance over present lines. and eighty
miles over any other proposed route. J.
Edgar Thompson. president of the
Pennsylvania railroad company, and 8
number of other railroad men feel an in.
terest in the proposed work, and will be
present in Poughkeepsie to-day.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17
LIST OF G.F 8.

Total, II 900 Gifts, all Cash, amount
The chahcos for gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICK t.
Whole Ticket, $50 !; Halves Is Tenths,
or each coupon, IS Eleven Whole Tickets
kr $50 ;224 j kr,s for 81 900 1l3 VIII lie
Tickets Tor $500; 227 VIII lie Tickets tor
$4,000. No discount on |, IS than s50 sworth
of tickets.
7 Fourth if Concer viii be conduc ed
in all respects like = three which have al
ready b. ell given and iull particnl rs may
be learned tr IN circu airs, VIII CHI will he ssnd
free from this ,fii, c to all who app y or them
ers for ticke and arp ic .tions for
agencies will be attended to in the order tn, V
are r CO v, d, and 1t ia to be hoped they vi !
be sent in rromp ly, that tn, re may . no
DISAPPOINTMENT tr elaN in filing al iher |
I. rms given TO those who hry to Il agi .
All agent are prremptorily required t. set
Il up their accounts an reil m al unsold
tickets by the goth day March.
Tho p. RIA NLt TIE,
Agent Public Libra KY, and Manager
Git oncer Public Lib a,y tsuilding, outs
vile, Ken uchy,ur
Tads H. HAYS & CO.,
Eastern Agents, 6Os Broadway, n. Y
d13 I'm
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

timated that property to the amount of
one hundred thousand dollars was de-
stroyed. Extensive damage was done
ut West Hartlepool and Durham, Ship
ping suffered severely at Newcastle and
Shields 4 steamer is ashore off Ar
drossan, and a railway station and sever
III houses were blown down in Weeton.
near Harrogate, on the York and No til
Midland railroad.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

a dispatch from London, at half past
five o'clock this morning, to the Daily
News, dated Madrid, December 16.
says Senior CASTELAR, had an interview
with Minister Sickles and officially an
nounced the surrender of the yirginius
and her surviving prisoners and crew
Congratulations of the most cordial
character were exchanged
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

p RDr'
POPULAR PRICES
Flour, Good, 80. Fine. $3.50. Best Family,
1915. Pastry, $1n25.
| Buckwheat, 81 2jto 81 40 per 100 lbs.
| Hams City Sugar Cured. 1870, per lb.
Racon, City sugar ur, d, Ice per ID.
shoulders, CityS gar Cured, 10c. per Id.
Beef Tongue, smoked, 22c.
! / ork, Choi-e Family, lickled. lie
| Kohl Butter, Fresh, rs and 35c.
SUGARS ARE WAY DOWN.
TEAS AND COFfEES our sPECI lily.
Oelong, 50c., 60c. Extra Choice Formosa,
zoe. ID.
Japan, Goc., 75c. Extra Choice, soc. lb.
Mixed, soc Coo. Extra Choice, 75c lb.
English Breakfast, Co.,, Use. Extra hoice,
Csc. per b.
Hyson 1wanky, Extra Choice, 50c. ID.
Hyson, Soc, DC. Zine, 75c Id.
Young Tyson, Soc, &C.,, 75c. Extra Choice,
81 per Id.
Imperial, Choice, 90c. lb.
Guppowder, Zoe, 90c. Extra Choice, 81. 10
per ID.
c. flee, Java, SIC. ID.
fec, Marac ibo, Soc. ID.
Syrup, Gel len. 75c gallon. Honey, soc.
New Orleans Moasses, 75c. to voc.
Porto Rico Molasses, Gle. per gallon.
Butter Csc; gond, 2 c.: fine, Soc. Gilt
Edge, Soc. an 49, Id.
Cheese, Fact' ry, 15c. lb.
lard, ure Leaf, 12c. ID.
Soap, Llu dry, 5 cakes, Pie; ID. bars,
20c.; Pyle's o. K. 10c.; Colgate's Toilet,
Honey, Glycerine, Cast e, etc, 4 cakes, 25c
Starch, Fue Laundry 10c lb.
New No. Mackerel, J4c b.; New No. 2
| 10c. per Id.
Kerosene, Csc. gallon, Astral 40c. at
PURDY'S BEE HIVE,
20, 20S AND 1921 MORRIS AVENUE.
GOODS J ELIvERED.
A PR SENT vi H Eyi RY PorNp OF E.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

The centennial tea party was continued
in Boston yesterday, with a much larger
attendance than was anticipated. Josiah
Quincy presided, and read the history
of the day as described by Bancroft.
Several addresses were made, and an
Grafton was delivered by Gen. Banks.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

The Navy department at midnight
yesterday was without any advices re
garding the surrender of the Virginius
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

A dispatch from London says that
the steamer Celebrity, from Rigo, bound
for Settin, has been lost. Twenty one
persons were drowned.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

The new Pennsylvania constitution
has been adopted by majority e-ti-
mated at one hundred and fifty thou
sand.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

DOS Po>lMENTl
FOURTH n Nd GIFT CONCERT
Fort benefit of the
PUBLIC L BR RY FK.>TUCKY.
owl A MILL ON / BANK!
SUCCE s Az URED
AT LII i RAWING CERTAIN,
ON TUE DAY, 3lst OF n RICH MKT.
In ur''er o meet the general wish and ex-
pectatIon Of the public and the tick t-holders
for the full payment of the magnificent gifts
announced for he Fourth rand tiff c n
c-rt Of the Pub ic Library of entucky, the
manag ment have Diet rmined to postpone
the Concert and Drawing until
TUESDAY, MARCH 31st, 1874.
They have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,
and have great many agents yet to hear
from.
No doubt is entertained of the sale of every
ticket before the Drawing ; but whether al
ere sold or not, the Concert and ID awing
vi positively and unequivo, ally take pla, {
on the day now fixed, and il any remain m
SO they will be cancelled, and the prizes Il
be re- uce in prop rion to the nsold tickets.
Only 60,ou0 tickets have been i ed, and
1900 CASH OIF S, AMOUNTING TO
s1,50O,0e0,
will be stributed among the ticket-holders
The tickets are print d in C upons, Of
tenths, ana all frac nal parts will be pre-.
s'nted in the drawing j.st as whole tickets
are,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

The death of the king of Ashantee is
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

The undergraduates of Harvard Col
lege and the Boston Society of Natural
History have adopted proceedings sp-
propriAtely noticing the death of Pro-
fessor Aggassiz. The funeral OF the de-
ceased scientist has been appointed for
two o'clock. on thursday in Appleton
chapel, Boston, ana viii be devoid Of
al! formality. Acting Mayor Cutler.
has directed that the flags on public
buildings be displayed ut half-staff, and
the church bells be tolled during the
funeral exercises.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17


damage by Fire, On the most favorable terms.
DIREOTORSs
amos CLARK. Jr.. Joseph Cleveland,
Samuel Bonn ell, Jr., Benjamin Ogden,
Edward q. Brown, Moses o. Winans,
william P. Thompson, John Kean,
Samuel NJ. CLARK. A. Q. Thompson.
A. %. milford, David milford,
Jacob Davis, Joseph Cory.
John %. Magic. Joseph A. Davis,
Edward P. Williams, Jamer n Cory.
T. W. Foote, Sr., Henry r. Cannon,
william j. Magic. Samuel Huntsmans
Chas. J. Howall. James q. Dem an,
Moses f. Cory, william A. Morrell,
John B. Norton, william Mckinley,
z. W PrIden. JOSEPH Z. Durham.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17
Insurance.
National
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE co..
SIgsI NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
ELIZABETH, Nzv JERSEY.

AIgcS CLARK, JR., Preaident. JACOB DAyIi
Vice President. n. Y. CORY, Secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-22
Dubuque, Soma, Mittpo9, ben p. Oftober 1873.

tier nnb barmbsrsise Sdpeitern fno be-
reits ibren pitidten erIesen. Sn Sbrspe-
port bot ole Seud. nadselailen. Ser
Srt 1T fait wie ausseiforben. Die lestsn
Ta6tfroite babcn ipenis ginfub auf bas
lmF69reifen Der &ranfbeit sebabt.
3n Sort Gill i'm Snoianers 3erri-
torlum wuroe tiirSlib ein. geratbuns nit
Den Snoianern gebalten, bel wsIder Die
&iOluas uno anOeren Stdmmc gans Die
Goman6es jeoOd nur gum Sbeil psrtreten
waren. Do 8Ouperneur Sapis ii6 sc=
lueigert bate Santanta uno Bi9 Sree in
Jreibeit su leben, 10 iiberreibte ibur @om=
miiiGr Smitb elm l6riitIi6es @eiud BON
Seiten Der &cyierung Der Ser. Staaten,
worin er 9cbetcn miro, Die beiocn SGupt=
linge Su cntlaiicnL nm Die Tegieruns Dor
Der @ortbrii6istsit 5u beiuaxNr. Gom=
miidr Smith perpTlidtete iia i'm Namen
Der Tegierung Der Ser. Staatsn, baB oieIe
ale oieie Snbianer aui einen YIab guiana
menbrinsen uno inter itrense Nuflidt itel=
lcn meroe, uno oab le ale Gomandes
perbaften uno Der Staatsbeboroe lberlie-
fern peroe, welte Dor &ursem in Seras
seplinosrt baben. Die 8esieruns miro
cine Yofenfette an Der @rsn;e Der 4eIer=
patton auiitellen unb piiroe Santanta uno
Big Sree Ooer oil oeren Stele ,ebn anoere
beOeutenoe &ipwas pieoer perbaiten, wenn
ii6 oieIe nidt gut uerbielten. 9as eeItob-
lcne Gissntbum uno Die @siansenen lollen
3uriidseseben lueroen uno Ser. ct. Srup-
pen lollen ii6 ioiort in 9epesuns Ieben,
I'M aIles oieies in Iusi iiibruns III brineen.
8egen oiele 8arantien seitattete Der
@Ouucrnenr Den Sduptlinsen su ibren
Stdmmen Su seben, obne fe su besnaoi=
gen, 10 baB lie Der @iecerperbaituns un=
terpprien linb.