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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

lie schools VIII be found In the advertisement ia
another column Off. L. ELLYsoS, bookseller, Iii2
Main street. three doors aLoyc Dispntch Office.
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TIIESEw POSTAL CARps--yeSy useful for bus:.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF shS
kind printed them will pass through the mall for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done nj this oTice
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UEMAILAELE LETTERS EEAAIS!HG ~ THE
RIcHNoND posT-OFrICE SEPTEMBER 29, 1873
Charles Cosby, Louisa comfy. Va; Thomas
4. Terry, Montgomery, Ala. ; General {. NJ.
Shelley, Selma, Ala; John w. Garcaud,
Staunton, Va; Henry ". Grey, Gl"n-Al-
len, Va.
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CONSERVATIVE MAsS-aIrhTISG IS TIE
CoUSTY.-Thcrc is to bc a grand masS-mcrt-
Ing Of the IIenrico COUNTY Conservatives at
Ioupg's pond on Thursday.
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DOS'T FAIL TO LOOK At THOSE PURE LINEN
HCCKAHACK TOWELS which LEVY BROTHER: are
now selling at :2 per dozen. They are worth 80.
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PEMEH0kE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS and Penn
broke Mcliclt'd Rcd Flannel Shirts and Drawers
r-c stock nice goods, for sale low by +. y. SpESCE
< SOE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

LEVY BROTHERS arc astonishing The natives By
the low prices Al which they atc stlIine goods.
they lave liked prices 10 sui. The tin:,s.
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:. " DAVIS, II W., at 4. I. jol,us.ou'S, IL the
head of Brook turnpike, morse, mule, farming
utensils. cows, &c.
COOK Il LhUGlITOS. 10 \. W.. NJ their auc-
ti"n-rooLs, household furnturc, carpets. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

LEVY BROTHERS offer large stock cf DIR. ss
goods adapted To the present AMI approaching sea-
son at extremely low prices for cash only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

LEVY BROTHERS offer new style r.diaSo'ca iag
fall wear. just received from the leadiGS na"&:Ac-
tlrer in New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

PARENTS AID GUARDIANS Will lind Mi the3,obs
used In our public and private schools att. J. E.Y-
SONS bookstore. l1l2 Main street, three doors
above UiSp0tci Office.
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Passing away passing away
Each Tooth Wash Of former day;
SOZoDOST gives the coup ds grace.
Good-by 10 the hunibug, Jet them pass :.
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CITY PAY-RoLL.-To-morrow is the regu-
lar day for paying off all the employees OF the
city for the month. While the city has plenty
of money in bank to pay all its accrued lIabl!-
titles, the tinance committee deem it best to
raw only ne.half now and the balance in ten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

FALL STYLE Hats ~ ?. wE,sIGEE & Co.'S, 1901
Main street.
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CHrECH NoTE$.--.N the Sevcnlh.Strcc
Christian church on sunday there were tive
addtions-ouc in tic morning and one al
night.
At the Monumental church on Sunda.
morning Rev. Mr.. Meredith preached.
At the Second Baptist church on Sunday
nigh, Rev. J. l.. Burrows, ID. d., of tho
First Baptist chulciI, preached for Dr.. Bit
ting, who oi;iciatcd 1T the First church.
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IL? Is ATCHE LOWS HAIR DYE
This >I,lcndS HAIR DYEiS the best in the world
The only tru" and perfect dye. ilar'a, IS, reliable,
aad instantaneous; no disappointment; no rdicH-
ntS ,ini& or unpleasant od"r. Remedies the Ill
eject, q; bad DIVES and WASHES. Produces imine
dl.clv 4 sliporh black uatur: IrOwn. and leaves
the hair clean. soft. and beautiful. The genuine
si.sard ". 4 EATttli.LrR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES HATCllFLOE.
- ?o-cod Proprietor, New York
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ICE-CREAM.-This you will lind at PiZZ;%i'S
every day in the year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

LEVY HROTlIGES are selling large size extra
quality Mlr5cillas quilt, at II, sold wecn ago !or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

tEDERSIliETS. All grades Of nice UnGcrshI.is
for sale low by Z. Il. SpESCE ( Sos.
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Yoc CAN prY / srcE ORANGE a, Pfzz,srs.

POSTAL CARps.-Those who propose using TIE
new postal caris eau have the printing neatly ana
eheaply done at the DfsDatch prinung house.
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~ SEPTEMBER ), 1873.

- SEPTEMBER ), 1873.
THOMAS X. PRICE 4 CO.
have open and on thu way from market
EfEACliED aud BROWN SllEETlNGS,
rIrtCllED and BROWN CnTrONS.
IRISH LINENS. some very cheap;
SUPERIOR; BLACK MOHhlLS and hi.PAtAS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS. DOiLlES.
LINEN SiiEETiSGS, TABLE UAMASk,
WHITE and RED FIASSEl.S
NEW FhlI PRINTS,
BLACK and GRAY PRINTS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS.
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK. se3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

FINE PEARS PlZZISI has u few more OF those
delicious pears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

CIiiLDRES's HATs.-a beautiful assortment 1t
e. WEIsiGER Il Co.'S.
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Sign LONG FLAG.
LNALL CLOTHING.

LALL CLOTHING.
CASHMERE. CLOTHS. AND NESTlNG>,
FOR TAILORING.
have the pleasure I" announce 10 nay customers
and the public that lave returned from The North
with Il very the stock I'll
REtDT-MADE CLOTHING,
for mems vnu;s lId bows wear. have special
~ Of DIAGONAL. COATS and VESTS. Also,
WEUDlNt; SUITS which cannot hc surpassed i'll
utiaIitv and s,Nlr in amy house i'll this city My stock
OF FIRhlSlilNl GOODS j. complete. My prices
are low. JC ClllS hKAtEk: tLc ,t'tiici'
IL G-S.Tu&T lJlt Main street.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS new half-column adyer-
t;,puient.
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STOVES. TINWARE. &c.

&
rIHHE BEST HEATING APPARATUS
IN TIE WORLD.
Not Il Hot Air Furnace. Equal to sfeam-hea
Costs about "nc-llali NO dust no sa>es' 10 o'e'-
heated surfaces sclt-rcsulating.
VIII burn hard soft coal, or wood The only
furnace supplyiu pure heat. Every statement Il
fact Rigid investigation solicited. send for u new
illustrated circuiTr. ,,,.
IHt. GOLD HEATING COMPANY,
SC ll-GwcoI lOo Bechlnall sIcet, ~. i
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7 /, \ DE.
100000
FALL AND WINTER CLOTiGING-

FALL AND WINTER CLOTiIING--
LARGEST ,rock - FIFTEEN YEARS
COMPRISING ;l Tie novelties OF the scteon, among
which can hc found
800 BUSINESS SUITS. ll2 10 $40;
800 DRESS SUITS. 80 10 So;
400 FALL and WINTER oyEECuATS, $40
/" $50:
COO PAIRS FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, 80
10. .lJ.
200 FAIRS BLACK poEsklN PANTS, $50
I" :l5;
100 WHITE DUCK VESTS. for parties =. -
to:5:
900 El,ti.k CLOTH VESTS. " 10 $50:
=. 600 WHITE DRESS SHIFTS, $l.7:i t" -:
= 600 UNDERSlilKTs and DRAWERS, sl.1O
Ia 81.
CLOTHS. CASSlMkEES, AND NESTINGS,
in the piece. which will MAKE TO MEASURE in
acc-,r,ancc with ,hc wants OF the customer. This
continuation Of stock makes it one of the MOST
ATTRACTIVE ever bclo.c offered to Il Virginia
public.
This stoea i gotten NJ, 10: the RErAlL TRADE
ONLY, and al especial care given 10 The wants %!
my nations, which, un,irr IN experience Of TlIllt-
TY YEARS liz this market. @irrs me KNoWL-
EDGE NOT ENJOYED hy others. THESE goods
are bought exclusively for CASH. and 1t, house OF
SIMILAR KIND in The state h;ts lis cpua! in
ABILITY. SrDCK. >rYLE. PRICE. QUANTITY
TO SELECT FROM. - tI:c coli.c>la!!>hc'i house d
WM. IRA SMITH. A;,t..
11c3 Main street.
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~ OTICE.-I am prepared to put up
~ FIREPLACE HEATERS for heating three
or more rCoius Persons having Firt:Place Heat
crs bc repaired will do we'll Is send in their Or
dcrS before cold weather.
Also, Thinning, PLUMBING. and GAS-FIT-
TING done 1T short notice.
JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block,
nh 9s-3n Governor street. Richmond Va.
S1PECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT j. Il.
~ MUUSTCASTLE & CO.'S, No. $40 Broad
The General Lee" c0okipg-stoye, the best FAM
iIystOve made, and the " Star tieater."a handsome
i50 degrees hre-est md the safest oil on the Amer
can continent.
Plumbing, Timing, Gas-Fittlny, and repairing
promptly done. auT
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Riclln1ond 1lspatrIr.

HG~TlIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
Ti-ESDAX SEPTEMBER 90 1S13
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

CONCORD GRAPES cAS nE FOUND at rizzIs,'s
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FIXES CoLLEcTEp.-Fine> accounting Il
50 we're collected in the Police Court yes
tcrCllv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04
The Free.deliyery system.

A statement of the operations OF the
letter-carrier or free-delivery system,
for the year ending June 80, 1873, has
been prepared, and shows that the ag-
gregate humble. Of pieces handled by
carriers was 375, 315, 673. and tie aggre.
gate cost of the service, Including all
incidentals, was 81, 422, 49,. at an aver
age cost of delivery of 3 $40 mills per
piece; the lowest average being Chica-
80, , 40 mills. The serv ce has nearly
reached position in which its expen-
SEES will be paid by the local hostages
with which it is credited. As compared
with the preceding fiscal year, there
were 10 $50, 059 more mail letters, s.
666, l59 more local letters, and 6, 763, 297
more newspapers delivered; and there
were 2l,9l3, 37S more letters collected
than during the previous year, at an
increased cost of the service of clio
per cent. while the receipts on local
postage increased % IL per cents
Since the first day of last July the free
delivery system has been established
in thirty five additional cities, and will
be extended to all cities having popu.
lation of 10000 or upwards.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04

jured, and as soon as dressed would
follow on to the hospital. So !
fastened to the bushes and foun1 on
the ground countryman, whose face
was covered with blood and dirt. and
~ whom, as wiped away the blood, l
found one one of the dearest friends of
my youth. He felt that his last hour
had come. Yet he was fully conscious,
and knew me- 1t was comfort to
him hat |, his best friend, could per.
form for HIM this last service of love.
With a weak voice he gave me mes
sage for his parents and bride, and
with one sigh was dead.
After q pause Heinrich continued
Already weaned with the great exer
ton after the day of the battle, the
death of my friend 50 shocked me that
/ fell IN dead faint, and might easily
have been taken for dead. But for
you, dear Moritz, Would perhaps have
been thrown into the trench and GOV.
cred with earth, aud have been sullo-
Gated /" aud he heartily pressed the
hand Of the brother of his Marie.
Moritz replied, Z" came at the right
moment. but neither nor Marie saved
you, for / was on the point of leaving
the battle field, as Patients determined
barking around you induced us to re-
turn, Before us there goes your only
preserver, Patient"
1t is true, said Heinrich, " Marie's
faith, which out of love for me received
the dog which | secretly left In the
garden OF your parents, will, through
him, receive it's reward. | am weary
and hungry | have yet piece Of the
bread Marie gave mt. Come, Patient,
you shall have the first mouthiul.
Come, my old, true, first patient I"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04
APPROXIMATIONS for the Next Fiscal Year.

An examination having been made
by an experienced official of the Gov
ernment, the belief is expressed that,
including all actual or probable de
iiciencies and the regular expenses of
the Government, the appropriations
that will have to be made by
Congress for the next fiscal year
will not exceed those made for the cur
rent fiscal year by more than per
cent. 1t will be observed from this,
however, that the admission is madl
that the expenses of the Government
during the next fiscal year viii be much
greater than even ~ the current year,
and the Secretary of the Treasury has
repeatedly stated that the drafts upon
the Treasury resulting from Congress
sional appropriations were excessive.
The appropriations for the support
of the government of the United
States ON account of the service of the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1874, and
OF deficiencies for previous years made
by the third session Of the Forty-sec.
ond Congress, and on account of per
manent and indefinite appropriations
made by that and previous Congresses,
amounted to S112, 900, 7O0.82. For the
preceding year tie appropriations were
So, 075, $40. 80 less than the above.
The Treasury Departments summary
of the items OF appropriation, when
classified, shows for what branches of
the government the appropriations
for the current fiscal year exceed
those of the fiscal year of 1873.
For the current year, the appro-
prlatiOns for the legislative
branch exceeded those of 1873 to the
extent of $1,360, 013 A; for the execu-
tive branch, So, PIT, 1888: for minis
aud assay offices, $1,6S4, 831 for Ter
ritorial Governments, 81, 231, 665 f; for
the military establishment, $4,247,-
258. 81; for the naval establishment,
"a, 200, 422. So; for public works, S.
500, 5l5.3l; for rivers and harbors,
S2l4, 300; for public lands, $14, 1885,
4J9; for the postal service, $70,632
On the other hand, the appropria-
tons sor 1873 exceeded those of 1874 to
the extent of 1915, 531. ID for iudicisl
expenses; $70,7S4 for foreign inter-
course n, $50 for independent treas
ury; 1854, 920.07 for Indian affairs ;
$3S, 900 for forts and Notifications I;
Sl2l, $50 for miscellaneous expenses.
The appropriations for invalid and
other persons were the same in both
fiscal years, being $50, 4S0, 900. Accord
ing to the estimates of the Pension
Commissioner, the appropriations Tor
pensions will be about 800, 900 less for
the next fiscal year
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04
THE FIRST PATIENT.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN.

Among the north German students
vho received their diplomas at the
medical college in Wulzburg, early in
1850, was young Prussian, whom we
will call Heinrich. Report said he be-
longed To no corps, yet there was no
better dancer, fencer, or rider indeed
the latter accomplishment was pas
sion with him, vet he did not allow il
10 divert HIM from his studies, and he
was said to be a favorite with the pro
iessOrs.
During the last part of his stay in
the old "citv of bishops he seemed
greatly changed. In his quiet there
was a certain detection, and instead II
joining his friends as formerly, he wan
dercd long hours by himself, accom-
panied by a white greyhound.
This extraordinary and symmetrically-
formed animal Heinrich had found
severely wounded, without a master,
and had cured him. As this was scarce
ly six months before the students com
mencel practice, he iestingly called il
his first patient, and among his ac-
quaintances the dog soon became known
10y this name and would answer TO il.
The day came at last for Heinrich TO
leave Wurzburg. Tie had already bid
den adieu to his acquaintance, and
was to leave 10y the early morning
train. Late the previous evening he
lett his residence, accompanied as us
ual by Patient, and with hasty steps
proceeded to an adjacent part of the
city, carefully opened a garden door,
let Patient enter, babe him remain,
then cautiously closing the door, hur
ried away. Tie hastily snatched a
flower in the darkness, which by the
hight of the next lamp he dicovered TO
be an immortelle.
He remained ia the street moment
gazing at the house TO which the gar
den belonged. Several windows we're
lighted and open, from whence came
the sound of piano and rich so.
prano voice
IL must be at last he exclaimed,
nall aloud TO himself, when he felt
some one touch him on the shoulder;
ne turned aud To his surprise saw be-
lore INN his best friend Earnest.
Have you one moment 10 spare for
me Z asked Earnest, his voice slightly
trembling.
Iwo,thrte; for have nothing 10
DO hut return home and try Ia sieep
I'LL four o'clock tomorrow morning "
Wei, let us go then. have re-.
eeiNed to-day very important news. An
old uncle whom I never saw has be.
4u,athed 70 me his handsome estate,
kosenthal, IN Niederschhesen.
wish You joy, from my heart.
Ernst said Heinrich, warmly pressine
the hand 81 his friend.
Ernst continued "you travel; Il
las my purpose to have followed you,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04
Canning and Frogs.

In the memoir ofHookhaln Frere the
following anecdote is given TO show
that great men are sometimes astonish-
ingly deficient in their knowledge of
facts supposed TO be generally known
even 10 common minds; II remem-
Der Que day gong 10 consult Canning
on matter of great importance to me,
where he was staying down near En-
field, We walked into the woods to
have a quiet talk, aud rs we passed
some ponds was surprised 10 lind il
was new light TO him that tadpoles
turned into frogs Now, said Mr..
Frere TO bus nephew. don't you go and
tell that story of Canning TO ne next
fool YOU meet. Canning could rule and
did rule, a great and civilized nation /;
but in these days people are apt TO fan
cy that any one who does not know the
natural history Of frogs must be an i'm
beetle in the treatment Of men.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04
70 an Italian Beggar-B0y.
BIZ z. c. KINNEY.

favorite with Mrs. Browning that she COMM
ted ii to mcmory:l
Thou miniature OF woes
Thy halt.clad meagre form
Along the highway goes,
Saryatlon's spectre Storm
And sun alike
Unheeded strike
That head which never covering Knows.
Thy ravenous gray eyes glare
Like Young VOLTS, dread boy
Fearful is childhood's stare,
Bereft Of childhood's joy
IT makes me wild
To see a child
Who never gladdened at toy.
o, hard must be the lot
That makes a child a dread
Where children's smiles are not,
Thorns grow in flowrets' steal;
A ehlld's glad face
Is Heavens own grace
Round manhood's stern existence shed.
Turn off that hungry eye,
10 gnaws at PHYS heart
Here's bread but come not nigh
Thy look makes agues start
There, take the whole;
To thy starved soul
No crumb OF Joy will bread impart.
Thine is the famished cry
OF Young heart unfed,
The hollow spirits sigh,
Fof something more than bread.
Glvel give J" i. says
All, vain he prays
To man, who prayer to God ne'er said.
Vert thou OF woman born?
Did human mothers breast
Nourlsh thee, thing forlorn 2
Hath any love caressed
Thine infant cheek2
Didst ever speak,
Or hear the name Of father blesti
No, no, II cannot be
Thou art the birth Of Want;
Thy sire was Misery,
Thy mother Famine gaunt
Thou hadst no home
The naked dome
Was oil the covering earth could grant.
See here a happy troop
OF real children come,
Their bps the fond names group
OF Father, Mother, Home
They go not far
Love Is the star
That draws them back whene'er they roam
Dul wherefore, Win mock grin,
D0st thou pursue these now?
Hath childhood any Kin
Or kith with such as thou?
One hand did form
The bird aud worm
No other klnship these allow.
Hark there rings Natures laugh
fresh from those well-ted threats
Old age leans ON his staff
To listen to it, notes;
The gush Of joy
Makes him a boy
How glad remembrance DER il gloatsl
Does that spasmo lie scream,
Jerked from thy shrunken chest,
A human effort SEEM
To laugh among the rest ?
1t shocks the ear,
o Godl to hear
Woe through a ehIld's false laugh confessed
And have these children all
one Father, each who owns?
How partial blessings fall
Upon His little ones
Why, outcast boy
Must thou mock joy,
While these pour out It's natural tonesl
Ah why indeed Be hushed,
ShOrt-slghted soul, and wait,
To learn why worms are crushed,
While birds sing at Heavens gate
Why pools Infect,
While lakes reflect
The pure sky, ana bear Fortunes freight.
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RusslA's Khivan expedition Is said 70
have cost the government Of the lowest
estimate $500. 900. The figures are
copied from English journals
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
9ubnquc Soma, Wittpo6, oeml H. Mai 1878.

Gitbons unc 8eder, benz Grstii9pfe ppr,
9siteQt tpurte.
Die pdpitli6e Grnennunssbuue warc
pom bo@w. 8ater q. &Snis pprselelen
unc bic sebrdudli9e prifuns oeS su
psibsnbmSiIdofS bur9 ben Gonlecrator,
Der aud pas SO6amt cslsbrirte, pprses
tipntrlen.
Na6 IbIsiuns pss Gpanseliums, bielt
Der bodw. 0ater @ayri6 bic prsciat
iber bic Sepeutuns Der Yil&ofsmeibe u.
bic tamit perbunbenen @arben II. 0srs
pai6tunsen.
Der preeist folste bic 9itanei unb
oas bon allen @siltli6sn ssiuHssns TIE
Deum.
Der Act Der eigentli9en @eite mar
lsbr ausrrudsppu nnb enetste bamit
rab Der Sii6of na6 Gmpfaks Der Witra
unp pes Sirtenl ltabes Zen Sessn err
tbeilte.
Nuser zen funShsnbsn SiIdBfen was
rem nod 5 anpsrs BiiaSfe bel Der 5sisr
anwelene.
glm Spnntas rem 4. Wtai wurre Der
bp6w. DR.. Mibael Gprriaan In rer
st. Yatrifss s8atbesrale III Neluarf bon
benz tp6w'fen Wetrcpcliten pom 9iew
gJorf sum SiI6of BON Nerarf cpnieerirt.
sluBer elmer srpBen snsabl BON prisitsrn,
waren fclsenee Yrilatsn ;usesen: GEz
bil6pf Saylep pen Baltimore unp BE
SiibSfe ron Srppflyn philadelphia,
Sartfprt, Burlington, prcSicence, Yps
itpn, 8ufTalo, Hr6eiter Uilminatpn,
Sspensturs slltany, Sprins6slr, ,Scrans
ton Sawisburs unp louisville. SiI9cf
Bernard WeSuaic pcn Hp1efer belt
bic 8eaprepist iiter bic YHi9tsn Der Sis
ibSfe als Nadfplser Der slpcitel. DIR.
Gprrisan wirp aud ais Yii6pf I'm Ses
ton Sau Gpaesi,im in Seutb Orange
wrbnsn unc re0en praicent bleiben pie
bisber nit rem llnteri6iere jecc6, ras CT
ni6t mebr als prpfelipr bocirt, ipnrern
blps bic pterlte esituns Ger anitalt BE-
tdlt eie unter ieiner prdiirentI6aft 70 in
Slpr fam. Die 35slinse res Setpn
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