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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board OfAl<IcrlIicn.

Al a regular meeting Of the Board of Alder
llcn, held anuary il, 1873, there were present
II. L. Simpson,, esq, President, and Alessrs;
Johnson, Markell, French, Loving, Corse and
Underwood.
y resolution authorizing the Finance Com
mitl"c to borrow Sl3, NU for the purposes of the
city WAS adopted
Bi:s Of James Eutwsle, ir., Si1.l0, Cor medi-
cine, and John l,eatherland, SO IL. for wood
furnished the poor, were ordered to be paid.
Communications were received from the May
or announcing the dismissal Of ready man John
Nightingale from the police force; also asking u
further appropriation for the purchase of wood
for The poor OF the city whcrcupon,
resolution was passed appropriating s. y
for the purpose, and the Auditor authorized To
issue his warrant for said amount.
A communication from the Police Board was
received and an appropriation of Sep made
Tor the benefit OF the family Of Isaac kcll, de-
ceased, IN ex-pollceman.
y resolution authorizing tho Auditor to issue
consolidated stock to the parties owning ii in
lieu of lost certificates, they giving indenlni-
tying bonds, was adopted.
\ communication of +. S. Jafray & Co.. WAS
received from the Common Council and laid IN
the table.
The petition Of the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company was received from the Common Cuuu-
I'll and their action cuncurrcd in.
An act To prohibit the sale Of liquors and in
toxic:ting drinks on tho Sabbath day in the city
Of Alexandria and for other purposes WAS taken
up, the first and >ecnni sections amended and
tho bill passed.
The Board then adjourned.
Icstc: JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
Clerk pro tenn.
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From San Francisco.

sAS FRANclsco, Jan. l4.-Chares A; Rus,
sell was to-day convicted Of the murder OF
| Joseph Crotty.. ,,,aou
IN the municipal court, to-day, A! ts1 f
%sp5ossd field fame, demanded to see the ln-
/. N sxsspt against them NE ! Judge refused to
die. ~ a;t sai4 he would consider tie matter
COMP.
'is S"s x f b s" End :1s9 9s s Il Ei
his mother,", esaDtity Of arsenic was prrocur'
same time. \ tween them, each taking a
ed and divided M .. ted, but physicians saved
hc G psst Of i the p's rs S d. '' T
college at Napa was abando 's 'ttss,ibci by va.
thousand dollars had been 81. ~,ed 70 them
rons lodges; which will be rstu are repeated ip
more ,1 0reeoo There has been no Iste
v vet between the troops aud Captain "N'
harrison.
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The Late EX-ElllperOr.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-More than 25,0OO per.
sons, including Prince Christian, the Prince OF
Wales and Prince Tcck, viewed the body OF
the late Emperor Napoleon, while lying in
state. Notwithstanding the pressure OF the
immense crowd there were but few accidents
and those were of slight character.
Queen Victoria will not attend the funeral
in person but will be represented on the
mourpful occasion by Niscount Sydney and
Lord Chamberlain, OF her Majcsty's household
The shcriffs of London have united with the
town counsel of Edinburg and the vcstry OF
Richmond in resolutions OF coincidence with
the Emprcss Eugene.
TIE FUNERAL
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Chlse-
hurst this morning says immense crowds OF
people are collecting there to Witness the fu-
ncra procession of Napoleon.
One thousand Metropolitan policemen line
the roadway, leading from the house where
the ex- Emperor died, to the chapel where the
funeral services are to take place. Flags are
dispavod at half mast and bells are tolllng.
LONDON, Jan. lj-The funeral of the late
ex Emperor Of France took place at Chlse-
hurst this morning Although ~ clock was
the hour designated for the procession to move
from the late residence Of the late Emperor, 1t
was thirty minutes after that time when the
hcarse which was to convey the remains to the
chapel drew up in front OF the grand eutrancc
of the mansion y dcputation of Paris work,
men, who were to walk at the head of the pro-
ccssion, arrived at the same time. They wore
imu,ortals in their coats and carried wrcaths OF
yellow flowers in their hands. On both sides
OF the hearse were the .imperial arms, sur
mounted Ey the letter NJ y great crowd,
which steadily increased, surrounded the
hearse.
The funeral procession started for the chapel
at | | o'clock and moved in the following order:
\ man bearing the tri color, borne on an ash
stick, cut at the last moment before the cor
tcgc moved, the deputatiou OF work men from
Paris, with uncovered heads, bearing their
wrealhs, the chaplain o.! the family, bearing
alott golden c,ucitix, the hearsc, drawn by
eight horses and driven by postillion, and
the mournels, who numbered 500 and included
the Prince Imperial, who went uncovered,
Prince jerome Napoleon, Prince Joachim,
Prince Achillc, NJ. Rnuhcr and many dlstln-
guished Impcrialists, English Noblemen, Paris
priests and others
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The .ss,sTkera.

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-SLocks dull. Gold
steady at r. Money firm at !. Virginia SKIES
IS; new 50. Flour st'ady. Wheat h"mlnally
unchanged. Corn quiet
BALTIMORE, Jan. l5-Virgini:. skies, conso'l-
dated, So! West Virginias 10 bid TODAY. Cot
ton dull low middlinss 19alHt. Flour firm and
u sUle H Whest quiet and steady; whit"
choice and amber 2l5a225; fair to prime white
lS5a2lO; good to prime red l95a2lo; c"mmon 10
fair do. i70al9O red Western lIsal!Wi white
Western 2OOa205. Corn steady white Southern
G5 yellow Southern G2aGi mixed Western d2!.
Oats dull Southern 4Sa50; Western mixed Ala
A. do. white 4sa5O. Rye quiet and unchanged.
HAY unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
From New York.

Nrw YORK, Jan. l5.-The grand Jury nave
f,unJ true bills for murder against nhaIH NY
Scanne and King. District Attorney n"?o
saws that there are fourteen murderers nuI ;u ha
the Tombs awaiting trial: lhe'r o'S''
taken up as soon as possible. ,-,.,s.o,
Three hundred men commenced "urk yeo, w
day at 10Th street upon one u that
u Iass,sou5 men will be at work within month.
' 1'ua roai will be finished and in working order
pS ~" Contractor r who employed large number .s
. = smisrant has sent them back to the
Oh ,n, i,"' Commissioners prouounclng them
worthless. .r,,b IN the re.
,,,r,,d continuation and consolidation oil 'ns
telegraph lines
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total 10000 GlttS all lash. ..'.'.'.'''''''~'
r. ,royde means for this magnificent Con
80, Rne Hundred Thousand iieht' S
"mIv Will be issued, large portion oil which
are already sold
o. : '' PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $40, halves So, and q,iar}iG;r F
- IN Eleven whole tickets for SlW. ~" , ui
,nnt on less than 800 orders Noth'Hs ,""t ~
count ua' nnronr,ste for presents than ticEet> "
DC ma RaNotUET OF WEALTH or more ''H NJ
th's aa1os orsnder satisfactory rcSur,,;; Nv ~
10 po Of his THIRD GIFT CONCh p ' M
onlecs VI s and endowment of the ~ DLit
enls s,gs, RY OF KENTUCKY, which. hi ihe
LIP ,;li ant uuthorzing the Concert Tor Is ne'r
=, no forever free TO all eli Zcns .! ~,
t ~. IL - Th;s Concert will be conducted llKe liz
SIate. 'anond heretofore given, and luii par
hrs. ao ~ the mode of drawing the giits "''u
t 'cu;Ho ,bam and everything necessary ~ =
paying Understanding of the scheme rom
tnotousn ~ and are now published IN the l"Fil.
oce'hllnf. which will be furnished Tree Q!
OF OH t ~ snw Who apply The entire nanagelnc''I
co oL :; "naortskne has been commltleu ~ Ii.e
Oh .nts s ~ Hon ThOS. Z. BRAN LEI L, ia;'
T,osnor o' Kentucky, to whom All conin'ii'''
ostions nertainng to the Git C9nceT 1 SIra'. "'
cs'iolls pa ''' K. T. DUkRETT, PreSt.
aauressc" w y. HALDEMAN, Vice Pres
10t1N : CAIN, Sec Pub. Lib OF ny.
p,puERS,S DROVERS' BANk, treasure
tr;nLats are now ready for sale, ana a!i "F,'c''
f,r hem or applications for agencies, ciFc"'ars
;nfnrmation etc, will meet with Prohpt at.e' =
,;nn when addressed tn me h bci"" u'ic.t .
THOS + BRAMLETIh, LouiI'i,ic' NY,
louisville, Ky, jan 10 -e"lw&2a"i"' No
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0rEIcE GuIEE SIGNAL OEEICER

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. ID, II il. m.
Probabilities. For New England winds veer-
ing to easterly and southcrly, cloudy weather aud
snow except possibly rain over southern por-
ton. For Middle States, ca>tcrly to southcrly
winds cloudy weather and rain except Tor north
ern New York, snow. For Missouri and the
Northwest westerly to northcriy winds, falling
temperature and clearing, but partly cloudy
weather, these conditions gradually extending
eastward over the Upper Lake region Ohio,
Kentucky aud Tennessee. For South AIlan'l:
States easterIy to southcrly winds, cloudy
weather and rain areas. For Gulf States winds
vcering to westerly and norhwcstcrly proba-
bly, tonight with clearing weather.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. ]
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, January Is, 1873.
SENATE.
The Senate, to-day, has been occupied IN the
consideration Of private bills.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House of Representatives has been en-
gagged in discussing the Legislative Approprla-
ton bill.
The proceedings in neither house are OF any
spccial interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
Drowned.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA few days ago co. oo NJ,
pa oacbn n, the bridge over the Maramec river
!roacaaln aso r county in wagon, when the team
be became and dashed t doTn Hs
r;ver bank and out upon the ice, when 9 gave
, Mrs. Farley and the children were uro"u,
"a nc wore also the horses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
Scarcity fuel.

VIRGINIA CITY, My, Jan l5-nIhe SC scare san
tv Of fuel continues and wood !; Sen nyru u' min.
ner cord. Yesterday the Gould \ Jury h na
inc eompauies were compelled to ther no aIe
ing machinery, being able ouIy ), 70 Issn the
enough steam to run the pumps nrc aru Of fuel is
mine free from water. ne scaicas 70 hr;np
due to the inability OF the ra''ro'' " ''''
forward the adequate supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

The EDiZOOfic Again.

OMAHA, January 15.-Thc horse distcmper
made its appearance Yesterday as far West as
RawIins, in Wyoming Territory. causing very
serious Inconvenience to people living remote
" from the line Of the railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
Grandest Scheme Of the Age.
$50 0, 900
CASH GIFTS.
100000 FOR $40!

Under authority of special legislative act OF
March 16, 1871, the trustees now announce the
Third Grand Git Concert, for the benefit
of the Public Library of kentucky. to
come of in Library Hall, ut Louisville, n.y. on
Tuesday. April =. 1873.
AT this Concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from Ill parts OF the country
Ten Thousand Cash Gifts. aggr"gittIng Il
vast total of Half a Million Dollars cur
rency will be distributed by lot /" The ticket
holders, ne follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
CITY ITE.HS.

BETTER LATE THAN NFvER.--If your teeth
are going, ind you have not yet tried the so
ZoDnST," AS q preventative, try it now. Adam
don all other Dcntrices and give it fair chance
it is guaranteed to be us harmless rs water.
i'm l3-cOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

REMAEKS-The market for Wheat Is quiet
and steady; offerings of 4l2 bushels red, with
sales at 49,, :-,N and :o3 for good to prime; no
white offered. Corn is firm offerings of 30
bushels mixed AMI 2D of yellow, with sales of
the former ut CO. No offerings of Rye or Oats
rcnnrttd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

E4s-SrECIAI. NoTICE--GESTS' EXTRA FINE
Doors AND SmoES.-We have just received u
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine, hand scwcd
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description
which We unhcsitntingy recommend TO be the
very best on sale in the city.
w. B. WADDEY,
oct n King street, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

CoMMIrrED.-A colored preacher nam
Thornton Hyatt, who had been tried BY a col
orcd Magistrate, named Henry Thomas, was
brought in FROM the county last night and coui-
mttcd to Jail charged with stealing $50 worth
Of lumber and timber from the estate, OF the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Baggctt, near what was
during the war known as Convalesccnt Camp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

The INTEREST QUESTION the Senate
On Monday the debate upon the question OF the
rate of interest was opened. MIR. kirkpatrck,
spoke at some length in favor OF allowing nine
per cent by special contract. lie expressed
himself in favor of free trade IN money, but de-
icrrca 70 the Judgment of the people as pro-
nounccd against it. lie argued that at all lii-
portxnt commercial points in the State, the pre-
walking rate of interest was nine per cent LII
this statement he was sustained by Senators
relxesenting such points He claimed that
the reduction of rates had taken place during
the existence and operation OF that clause III the
Constitution allowing II per. cent. -
Mr.. kirkpatrick was replied to BY MIR: Thomas
who while DESTROYS to extend accommodations to
the commercial interest, does not so as tar ID
that direction as Mr.. kirkpatrick. lie would
allow nine per cent by special contract on ne
gotiablc paper, but favored a tax upon 1t OF one
per cent and return to the legal rate OF SIX
per cent. at the expiration OF the time the note
Is to run.
Mr. Greene was for ten per cent. by special
contract, but would accept nine rs q compromise
seeing that ten would not pass.
Mr. Taylor. ofNortolk, replied to the points
made by Mr. Thomas. He thought that in
Stead OF antagousn there was an intimate re-,
aton between the agricultural aud commercial
interest, between country and town. What
benefited one benefited the other. and
what injured one injured the other
The one per cent. tax proposed by MIR.
Thomas would fall upon the borrower. tor
whom SO much sympathy was expressed. That
was not the way to manifest sympathy 1t he
represented solely the banking and commercial
interests he would say to the Legislature, put
down the breaks as tightly as possible as the
pinch will be felt chiefly by the agricultural in
lerest, but he represented the latter as well a.
the former, and desired accommodation al
around In New York the legal rate Of interes
was seven per cent but the law was UNIVERSAL.
evaied by the bill brokers and the banks. l
would be evaded here as there. In reply Il
aluestion from Mr.. Cochran, he admitted tina
when merchants borrw money to purchase good
whether at II or 20 per cent. the burden ultl
nlately falls npon the consumers. Wing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
LOCAL ISIsEbITIES.

The weather continues moderate and tha%
is gradually going on.
There were no new cases Of smallpox report
ed this morning, and there has only been one
new case since Monday week.
Two plays are in rehearsal by the Harmonic
Association and will be produced by them
during the next four weeks.
The steamed oyster establishment of ". \.
Bagley, near the ST. ASaph street depot, has
been sold to Capt. Eli Petty
Mcssrs Hall and Lylcs, carpenters, com
menced the re erection OF the nld balcony
around the third story Of Green 4 Bro. S cab
met factory to day.
The committees appointed by several fire
companies in the city to make arrangements
for parade on the 22d Of February will meet
to-. nig ht at Hylraulion Hall.
The Italians who have been employed us
laborers on the railroads. as ahors, are said TO be
sober and industrious men. We hope they
will be kindly treated. and their new homes b."
made comfortable for them.
A ground rent on the vacant lot at t he north
west concr Of King and Patrick streets has been
sold to Mr.. Nathan II. ,Jauncy for $.l0D, and
not the lot to Mr. GaIfncy as reported ycstcr-
day,
The equipments Of the Old Dominion Com
mandcry Of Knights Tcmpkr arrived this
morning. Crimson and gold prclomi nate,
and when the Sir Knights appear in their full
rcgaa they will look like Solomon III all his
glory.
The meeting Of the singers who arc TO take
part in the anniversary meeting OF the J: NJ,
G. \. on the 22d inst, to have been held last
night, was postponed i'll consequence OF the
absence of some Of the leading vocal>ts OF the
city who were to have been present.
cpgfS AND 3f mcasnfas RS ci nc 9ytGF
or two ago for the ncighborhood effort Wash
ingtoD. on their return yesterday broke through
the ice in crossing Broad Creek, and hlI to
walk around by Washing ton.all, AS they took no
money with them, could not pay their railroad
fare and had to continue their Walk back to
their homes in this city.
PRoMoTED. p. Eastlack, formerly OF
this city, 1920 clerk in the Postoihcc De-
partmcnt, has been promoted after Il compc-
titivc examination, to an $500 desk III the
registration division.
The New Hampshire Republican State Con-
vention yesterday sustained the Administration
in its present. course and rcnoInlnatcd Governor
Straw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15
SEsEfgTL NGTICES.
JFnfbprS. he Advised.

WOTnCfS. DC !NNNISVVs
Always keep bottle of DR.. TUFTS Celebrated
Eypcctorant in the house. 1t is II certain and
pleasant cure for Group, Coughs, Colds, etc.
It is agreeable to the taste, and children take IL
readily. Go to your druggist and get it ut once;
i. may save the life Of your little one.
Mobile, Alabama, May 1869.
DR.. w. II. Tut Dear SRI should be pleas
cd to advertise your medicines, and will cheer
fully give you II good notice of your Expccto-
rant, AS hnvc personally used it with great sat
i,lactun Very respectfully.
W. d. MANN,
Proprietor of the Mobile Register.
BARRIERS Prefer DR.. Tufts Hair Dye.
ian l3-cOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

CWNN EET.-NttcuIlQh rs
oCNpAf SCHOOL easement in another
directed to the awe. ts gwen by the NJ.
column, of the concert to >Ea.a, q: Sarepta
f. Church, South, Sunday ), die se,aollec-
Hall, next Friday night. Fron. eiyeu . ten
ton Of the pleasant entertainment <es4 treat
years ago by this school, rich mu.
may be expected by all who attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

G.s"LADIES MISSES AND CnlLpREN's Doors
AND SHOES We arc this day receiving a full
line of Ladies', Misses and Children Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrace
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock In the
city. We solicit purchasers to call and exam
inc for themselves, rs they will be sold at low
nrrcs, Ioct 81 WADDEY'S, II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

The New Hampshire Republican State Con-
venton Yesterday sustained the Administration
in its present course and renominatcd Governor
Straw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

,CoNrnA,r. 1Thc Alexandria correspondent
of the Washington Chronicle of this morning
says: ,'1Messrs Jameson, .Uhler y Go. are
xx supplying the doors sash, blinds Ss, tor or
a, ILingtou. The goods are delivered IN
WA WAS ~ysn, by these gentlemen at their ex'
"ashl'. ~ Gelpiug 20 prove Alexandria su-
pense, tn, notwithstanding community over
peIiorlty aS ut E Gcorgctpwn:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

Southern CLAIMS COMMlssloN'-Ihc COM
tnissloucrs resumed yesterday their sessions Tor
the oral examination of claims arising in the adj
iaccnt counties of Virginia, and such large claims
from other Southern States as require the per
,nnal attention of the commissioners in develop
lug the testimony for and against the claimants.
Among the claims considered yesterday was
that Of General William Wilkinson, Of Camden
n. j., formerly of Washington, tor property
taken in Alexandria, to the value OF over nine
thousand dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

PnoMoTED. p. IIastlack, formerly OF
this city, 1920 clerk in the Postothcc De-
nartmcnt, has been promoted, after Il compc-
titiye examination, to an $500 desk IN the
registration division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

a;fVEn N Ews.-Thc ice on tho river has
.softeueI very much during the last few days,
and opcs. water was seen oft the city this morn.
Ing for tie first time since the 23d oil last
month. s ,yr.y more days of such weather as
that prevailing OF late and the ice embargo
will be raised, isnd navigation resumed. IL was
reported this patpins that the steamer Lacy
of the Lake would aetempt to force her way up
from Qulntico to-day. The ice Is running at
aud below, Quantico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

Extraordinary Inducements Offered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-15

TNAKE NOTICE.
respectfully inform The public that nave
NEW RESTAURANT,
where meals can be obtained ut all hours IN inc
day or nghl. ..;o, Eur
Suppers and Dinners for private parties iur-
nishci ut reasonable prices.
None but the very best kinds Of LlQUOkH
and CIGARS sold ut the bar.
on" T. RAMMEL,
ian l3-lm Cor Sharpshin l. Market alleys.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The I'M
n ucrsigncd having been appointed admins, I.I
Ir'cascj. notifies AL persons having claims
against the estate to present them, properly "'i-
thcntra,cd to him, Mt ;tH King street. All par
ties indebted are requested to make 'lninedi"'e
payment. II. - j" r.ta,,,,no f
ian 1A-wiw# Sarah +. England, dec ii.
90 Nj r q X
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-08-21
DeutI6e
&eQl Gstate Mgentnr.

gae, bic @runbsisrntbum faufen cher ptr-
fauftn ppllsn, msrbsn gut tbuu, ii6 an Inter
,ei&ustt su psnSsn. Infer aatalrs iftbt fur Sc
ben ,ur Ginli6t pifrn. SilIists @runeet9sn-
tbuni, 70 pir 5armsu in Susqusbanna, gDasns
unb @ypming @puuties Su pfrfdufen.
Qppmis II. 9ust 224 Sada. Apt.,
22aa73 @bas. Better.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-08-21

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DOtlpr: uNbtr UNI bss 5immslswil.
len idb babe ia bod fsbtn Nrjsnst'n Ssrs
l&rttbrn 2"
8ranIsnparter: nSa ppbI absr sts
nsr Dat ni&t stnetnUmmen; Der lstt
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- Gin Srsunb In elmer YrUptnjtaI>
Fabt f6risb sinsm 8tfanntrn mad stneu
9sitissn @rpttttrfurm: .Das geurfe
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ba Der BinO bic altsn alIe ,sri&Iastu
Bat"
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lamb, iinb bic Dsmotrattn bem Setfpisle
SttO's s.fOIst, unb babtn li& fur Ssts
6staltuns bts altsn Namtns uno Der
ttpdbrlsn @runpidss Der partst srtIart.
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