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, 1874-04-30

In anticipation Of tue opening OF the Straits Of
Mackinao. largo fleet Of vcsaols haa been in
that noighborhood for Bomo tiiao. The mild
weather of the past winter seemed to favor m
early opening Of navigation, but tho Straits aro
etill blocked. Reports woro rocoived yesterday
to tho effect that aailorB on aomo of tho vogssls
arc suffering for want Of food. Tho word
"famino," which tho dispatch employs, is alto
gethor too portontous for tho occasion. II tho
sailors arc hungry, they havo only to turn about
to reach harbor, Or they. may Bocuro auppues
from aome OF their moro providont neehbore.
, 1874-04-30

Emilio Cook, delegate to tho Evangelical
Alliance which mot In Nov York last ootobor,
took rot1irn passago to France in tho il1-fatcl
Vtllo du nasre, and was drowned. A enbaorip.
tlon In bohalf Of his family was started, and
now tho Committee having churgo Of tho matter
report thai moro than 81, 900 has boon received
for thts fund.- Thero iH IN such an act moro satis-
factory evidonco Of spirit Of true Christian
fellowship than was developed BY any Of tho
hundred brotherly-1ovo speeches to which tic
meeting Of tho Alliance gavo occasion.
, 1874-04-30

baxter and Brooks have made statements to
tho people through a New York paper. Baxter
Will abide by tue decision Of tho Legislature
Brooks will not recognize Legislature suu-
monod by Daxter. On tho other band. Brooks
Will obey tho Courta Baxter maintains that tue
Courts havo already declared tho contest to be-
without their jurisdiction. Tho President It Ia
said, will support tho Governor who carries tho
Legislature. Altogether, IT,. is very prctty
quarrel. and one in which tho equities aro 30
ovonly balanced that neithor ade receives much
sympathy.
, 1874-04-30

ConBnmors OF Btool aro asking q reduction Of
the duty on that article, through Committee Of
manufacturers now in Washington. The Presi-
dent Of tho Iron and Steel Association is also in
Washington on IN exactly contrary mission. Ho
~ishoH to secure repeal Of tho 10 per cent re-
duction clause, adopted by tho last Congress-.
Docs Protection protcct7 II protection does
protect. whom does 1t protoct7 Not tho manu-
fecturers who t1ao steel,
, 1874-04-30
TERMS Of THE TRIGUNE,

5EnAa or sunsonirrroH trATAr1H IN ADVANCED.
RsS. II matl.'...st2.:R EMndey.......,.... .aR.1Q
As' " ookS'"''". U.OO Wocky ..,... ....... 2.0U
Tarte ol yoat Mt tho snmt rnto
ptesont delay and masakes, 10 sure and ssvs Port
VI CO atldfesa In FULL including State and County.
ncmtsanees nhY 10 mado either by draft cxpross. Post
onioe order, Or iii rcelssorod leurs At our risk.
TERMS TO CITY HuuscnrnENs.
Daily, de!tsoroa, Sundny exception. II cents ror weak.
UEHs, dc!l7cro1 Guudhy includod 70 cuuta pcr otk.
Addrcsa THE TR13UNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison nnt Denrhor,,.sts.. uhcasot ILL.,
, 1874-04-30

Reformed EpiRcopalians will bo rojolced to
hear that tho Rev. Ms. Sabine, who recently TO-
Signed tho pastorato Of tho Church of tho Atono.
ment in Now York City, haB given IN unqualified
adhesion to the Reform movement. He will
become pastor OF tho First Reformed Church,
Which was organized several weeks aeo by
bishop cummins. The conversion OF Mr. Sabine
Is Of importance to tho now Church, since It re-
heVoa the Bishop from pastoral service. and gives
10 the oxintenco of tic First Church real prog
cnco which it Las up to this time been without
, 1874-04-30

ordor to find tho third" That is lucid enough; i;
but unfortunately 1t ls not truo. Practically NO
only know tho longth of ono stde, whtol1 10
drawn botweon two points Of obsoryation on tho
tho oxaot value of. tint quantity. The transit
will onablo us to find tho magnitude Of the anglo
opposite to that si1o, mud tho other quantitios In
Tho triangle may bo found by IN oxtoneion Of tlio
thoorem that tho Hidcs aro proportional to tho
slnos Of thor opposite anglea.
, 1874-04-30

At tho request Of tho city authorities of Dos
ton, Carl sohurz delivered eu1ogy on tho lato
Senator Sumner in that city yesterday, In tho
presence Of an imuenss audience. Tho Grafton
was prepared with great care, as WAS be11tt,ng q
production TINT ia destined to bo historical. II
will meet tho expectations Of Mr. Bchurz's ad-
n,irara
, 1874-04-30
Ube Gblf1aDu @2ibuaI4le., II
Thursday Morning. April 80, 1874.

Flood. negro muir dorer, WAS hanged In Clevo~
land yesterday, He onticod his stopson, boy
Of u years, away from homo, u,ado him drunk
with whisky killed him with board, md buried
him under pife Of rotting wood. Dovo and
the sontimontallsts will doubtless plant forget
me-nota On his grave. ~.
, 1874-04-30

p1hfp1,Es. EnupT1oNs. ROUGH sKN.
The ayatem beinr nut under tho influence Of Dr..
Teress uodon Medical Discovery for fow voek.. tho
ekin heoomcs smooth clear SOFT and vclyot and being
trae besqty stands fof.h II ri a RloY NothinS ~.
evor gave suoN for th!s this Ds
e@S0or @ o. 81 oaG,99s ~ r. Te
soneWnat r1ow. matter how good tha remedy employ
b9tchoa. .ornptions scew spo,s eomedonos. Or gFabs
Wiorn tho aystcm is rotton with scrofulous vir1ent
Plead possone Ih9 MI hosa from
Of This n?s pocnt agon only attor Of time. Bold BY
n1l dfuERfstG
COVERED FIFTH ERUrTYoMs CURED.
CLAyEnAoK. Columbia Co.,. N. r.
DR.: II. Y. PIEnoE. BuiEa1u,. N. T.;
Per- SIr ALL % years Of ago. and hn7o boon afflicted
With sa!t Klo'n, n tho wont form for gsent many
de'q;tboa ny Gasp e1aSily boneht yeur qollon Aoi.
snroly cured E5en e ny sloaldsn to band'
waa llkewt.e AFFLICTED With 40 that walked
With gseat daon}!Y and that ent!roiy cured May Qod
With untold gratitude. MRs. A. W. W1LLIAhiH.
, 1874-04-30

Cumulative evidence Of tho reckless hasto in
fshicl tho officers and crew of tile L'Ameriquo
sayed their precious lives at tic expense Of tho
property conGded to them is furnished BY tho
recovery at pea Of tho vessels mails, which were
found driftingi in an open bont. Tho L'Amerique
3a',nta tho faithloss Frouchmon as tho albatroas
did tho Ancient Mariuor
, 1874-04-30

paragraph is travelling tho rounds OF our
exchanges which gives tlo following popular"
explanation OF tho way In which tho forthcoming
Transit Of Vonus will DO used to determine the
distance Of tho Earth from tho Sun. "Tbo
problem is simply tho familiar geomatrlcal pro-
oess Of constructing tire aldea Of 4 triangle in
, 1874-04-30

9he ohlcago produce markets wero generally
hsrou ger yoBtorday, under better demand.
Mosa pork wsa aotivo,i and 15@2oc per brl
higher, closing Mt s1eab@1o,271{ & cash, and
s1d.6o@1e'65 soller Juno. Lard was active, and
Ito per 100 lbs highor, closing at $3.50 cash,
aud Q.p716R1o.QQ seller June. Meats we're in
, 1874-04-30

ACADEMY OF MUSIC l1atstod ereet betyosn Mad.
4ann and Monroe Engagement Of Frank VhAnEFau.
XII, or tho ArkanSAs lrasoler"
, 1874-04-30

MYERS orERA.H0Usfs- hionroo strest. hotween
Aiairos Mk!nstfol'' M aud e0mle"lttlos' "Alls We'll
, 1874-04-30
AY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

rMy1oKER's T11EATRE-h!adl:on attest: bntween t5a
louifo Trouno. s.J s.uoaosfoyg do Wrsbant."
, 1874-04-30

WAUBANs1A LOpafc, NO. teo-Afoes this tThurE.
day} oyenng o'cook, In Orlunta Hail. la LaSallo.
~ for Work. Whiting brethren cordially tnvltou. BY
order Of tEa W. nj. u. 1T. JOHN, Secretary.
, 1874-04-30

AT moetlng OF far1nera recently hold ut Now
market. England, to conaider what action ia
oxpodient in yiow Of the striko Of agricultural
faborers. remarkable addrosa Vas made by ntr.
Wood, gentleman representing himacn as liy-
Ing in Ohio. Flo said that any number OF labor
ers could DO brought over to England from
thai State on contract to receive Il
ehl|lngs por week. h1r: Wood is welcome
TO mako the trial. 1t is surprising that
no has not already proved tho truth Of bis state
ment by taking ovor tho seas ship-loai Of Ohio
farm-1aborers. Thcro ia plenty Of money in
sucl speculation. ono way or tho other. Mr.
Wood will not mlsload the thinking people of
England by his uncorroborated INSERTION, The
Spectator, and other Journals in position to
know tho TRUTH. hare already warncd tho
English laborors Tint accounts Of tho surplusago
OF labor IN tho Unitod States aro manufactured
aololy to discourage emigration to this country.
, 1874-04-30
ROW FIGURES CAN LIE.

An imitation organ in this city prints, from day
to day, long lists Of paporB opposed to imitation
("e1panaion is its nama for tho process Of
swelling the bubble to tho bursting -polnt) aud
in favor Of 1t. 1t hedges at the beginning Of its
column by saying that tho list is not complete.
and it then proceeds to initiate lis imitation row
OF names with tho titles OF great number Of
country papers, no Issues OF which, dated since
tho voto, had reached Chicago whom tho list was
mado up. Until they do reach hero, It ia impos-
siblo to say what tho1r sentiments may bo, That
veto WIS O. mighty porsuador Of Republican
opinion, especially Of tho opinion expressed by
the rural prcse. Having played thts fraud on
ono sido Of his statistics, tho liHt-makor takes
pains to verify Ills declaration that hfs work is
Incomplete by emitting, among othera the fol-
loving papora:
Chicago staats.zcit1ng Sterling Gazctte.
Jaeksonyie journal, Rockford RegIstor, !
ean,grsp asisy9 9s,bPs
Cairo Sun, = Elgtn Advocate, :,
:. IN INDIANA. : /:
1naanapoa aeW.. eshRG5s Nea Rsny DeTasrs srst
Tho Indianapolis Sentinel Is put IL fs'f favoss Il inaa
tton. It really opposes 1t. .,
lansing JOURNAL '-- Port Huron Times,
Adrian proas, Ann Arbor Argus, -
Dea hfoines journal, Clinton Ago.
keokuk 9ato.0ity, Burlington dazotte,
KcokuA Constitution, Mt Pleasant Froo ProeR.
Dubuque IIorald, Nashua Port,
%sia:1stea Ra. daftts 5psse.n
Iho Charlton Leader 10 mtsrepresSned Like tic
, 1874-04-30

ADELPHr THEATRE Corner Of Wabash 4.snu.
Davis, KaIl Lind. sianor Oonstsntino. ito.
, 1874-04-30
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MCCORMICK uAL1,-North CLARK atroot corner Kim
tls. Grand unfon Stbbathaohoo Jubilee.
, 1874-04-30

Tho List growg too long. Zero aro thirty-six
papore, aomo of them very influential, which tho
organ Inns omitted in four statos alono, It has
1u1Bplaced ut loast two others. Flo might add
some aogonty-flye other Journals from tho West
aud South which do not figure on this curiously-
concoctod list. Among them are tho st. Louis
Republican, Globe, Times, and .WesllicAe Post
four-lftbs Of the Now 0rloaus press, tho Denver
Ne,os, Tribune, and Times, and about tho whole
ban Francisco prosa. Our readers can judge for
themselves Of the truth Of list which is guilty
OF such omissions. Our Western exchanges to
daso mako tho following record on tho yoto:
, 1874-04-30

strand swodial, oap,i.2,.,, as ,a,,1 Aetn"u "'o-
tjn,o oovarnmont oiarn s1'a 49,, %no vas " one
fommuniatt - avator, lna,,a Tos.so" ulq'to
tfonod Concyest, t1.ronn, aaa..ns g. .'sn uas peri
abolish tho Hnn1iu n sona.os ''s iAnnsoy TO
the ova orow;nc o,t - MN. Nm, se a.otoer ot
tonuln1 .ha 'nro,sosss - 1."ue a"aolpna ~ oen
FourtI, n 1uiv fs7o tot aa' so ~ ~ uoto on tne
the Enca lancnaeo IL ~ .nT s,,a, " ~ o.nsis vnen
for patrotio nnTnnaoa no ~ ea'tao eoue aenano
drains unon ita roao,,rcas Th;u sa4po ~ a'asn'ng
prooress mud .iconoo,asra t,.t ~. ~ "a a6o u
ton Of thu sweais, r,t,;,aao,;,. sao ptoposl-
inr Tint II .tohoa tpnu. a,rs, a,'a,a " so sweep
tli,,,, ~: il. TuAoa A"ns onos breath to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

20 make Mrs Canby's pension 800 month and II was
rcgstived. "a 70 10a. Tho Dill reported was then
Tho bin persionng Mrs Meade was then taken "? ir1
MI MYERS l.op, fonn moved 10 increase enc pnribn
from So ~ tiO0 por month.
Mr. YOUNG Dem Ga) advocated the amen .fnsrk
and said that no hi1 D. Gdd t' homo. e. '"yp
In tho army In winch he (Mr. Dnr - "a "a SorVed t''
inc servcrs OF Gen Meade at Getfyerurg
MFR. MYERS urged upon the HOusi the proprioty OF
accepting hls amendments.
Mr., McJUsKIN Rsp, PAD also reported biil giving
ION which, ufler fow remarks from Mr.. POSTER
(Rrp. Oaiu, In advocacy OF II, was passed.
Commodore jesse d. Elliot OF the from $40 u $50
monte. Aiter remarks Oy Mr. TODD tIsep Ponn.p the
Mi TYNER (Isep. Ind.,. referring 20 his motion to
reconS rejecting the bill Tcyiv,ng tho frank
more ully aud taking the counsel OF trenis he hld
cnnoud d TO withdraw that motion. and he gave nooo
That on Moniay next he wOuld introduce q bili ana
move to pass unf suspension OF tho rules for tho
frop circn auon of weekly newspapers.
The House then. at 14b, went into Committee OF the
wHoe on tho Private Calendar DIR. ORTIZ Isep, Ind
Tine Committee rose ut O'Clock and reported bills
which wern thrreupon passed by tue Housa. follows
der Burich Matthew WoOdrin Of Missouri, spencer H.
Mead of Kansas T.. o. Haines VIM j. scott, Dwight
Blgey. tine surotics for James l.. Collins aud
GrorSc 4. Fisher granting pensions 70 Wa haitords
Of Massachusetts j. W. Davis Of New York MIS- Martha
Norbrup, Helen NJ sionbuiy. the children Of Michael
W,issc inc widow ol Col Crane Of the First ArhlorI.
the dinshter OF CO. Hal OF ESge1h i2%f
Prince. Timothy Pdige, A. j. Mcintro 0i honinchy.
Mary b. Dils. wn. II. T. lwards Of rcnnessee, George
Homes Mary j. Blooi Aun NJ. Brook"Jt, betsy Lt"ls
Isanc NJ. Grluf, W -. Morrison OF Maryland, Henry H.
Ryder ard AlJnzJ Snydor Of New-York.
Mr. SnANk5 Q.ep.. IOd) entered = motion TO ro-
Consider OF yesterday. rceoins the Dili to re-
we the Frankng Privilege 10 30 called np hereator
The HoaSe then at hstpaSt four. adjourned I'll TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. TYSER (Rep., Ind moved to reconsider
the vote OF yesterday by which the bill reviying the
fr.ukng privilege rejected He said that lie would
call II up when tho members were more generally In
their seats aud that his object 10 move 10 recon-
INIT the bill 10 the Post ONCE Committee with nstruc
tops 20 report back the third only which relates
10 the circulation OF weekly newspapers in the coun
lies " Their publications, and The free exchange Of
newspapers between publishers.
PRIVATE Bills.
tn. House then proceeded TO the consideration Of
private biBs.
Bills granting pensions OF sc per month TO tho widows
Of Cons. Candy and Meade were reported by Mr..
McJuNKIS R.p. Pepnl from the committee on In
the latter MI. MYERS CaeP, PENN, deeming the pen
sion Insufficient moved To Tecommit the bill TO the Com
and on IKE motion OF Mr. COBURN rep, Ind, the
vote bill for Mss Candy was reeonsidered, aud
the bill was also reconmitted
Mr. RUsK tRep.. wis). Chairman OF the Committee
valid Pensions asked that instructions be given by
the House 10 the pension 10 De reported There were
four such csses, and the Committee had allowed the
highest rate OF peHsioD authorized by law
report . pension Of siOo q month for Mrs. Candy. He
euogied the character OF Gen Candy and stated that
he lad met hs death in the discharge Oh National
than military duty.
Mt. sHAEKs rep. Ind.l. took exception to the re-
marks OF Mr. CoburD, which be thought reflected some
what upon the Interior Department, and argued that
Gen. Candy bad not to the interview with Capt
Jack under any orders Or suggestions from tbat depart
on motion Of hr. MAYNARD fRep., Tenn the bin
Ion N the House ana Mr. coBURN moved TO anne nd by
making the pension sl10 a month.
a4. FOSTER rep. oLio) said there was to be Ike
BIZ reported for the mother Of Gen Mcpherson, and he
would move 70 make II for the same amount
Mr.. SCOFlELD tRep PENN remarked incidentally
that the widow OF Admiral Farragut had received u
pension Of ~, 900 year
Mr.. WILLARD rep, VIZ remarked that although It
unpracous thing to oppose such proposition,
he thought 10 better to bills recommitted and
et Committee report fixed rate for certain ranks
That would DO the only fair way TO DO 10.
Mr.. COBURN sent to the Clerks deck and had read
extracts the testimony OF Gen. Sherman relating
the death Of Gen Candy, Ia order 70 sustain what he
had said In reference tho extreme military character
Of that officer IN his fatal interview with Capt Jack
lbs acst1oA taksE On Mr. Cobvras amepdlRApt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
ALBANY.
4 DILL DAY IN THE LEGISLATURES.

DULL DAY IN THE LEGISLATURE.
ROUTINE BUSINESS THE HoUsH--NHw LAWS FOR
NRw-YORR AND BROOKLYN.
fEsoa THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT TRlBUNE.l
ALBANY. Feb. 27-This has been the dullest day
Of Che session. Not even new quick transit scheme
for the City of New-York turned up tn
onliyon the proceedings Of the Logs
latare. Only about eighty members of the lower
House were present-nOt enough to pas
two-,birds bills-and alter dsposing of tho minor
bills on the order of third readings, the Assembly
adjourned over to Monday. having been in session
Just an hour and a quarter. Among the acts passed
WAS SIR Berfi's bill. authorizing the organization OF
County Medical Societies. composed of doctors OF
different schools of medicine, with powers and
privileges like those of the Regular" societies.
Tho Senate passed tho bill for the consolidation of
the City and County Of New-York and discussed for
an hour tho bill regulating the employment of fac
tory children Senator eros, introduced bill max
ing mercantile agencies responsible IN damages
for Che kind of information furnished from
their bureaus. with regard to the standing
aud credit of business He also intro
duced bill 90 repeal tho charters OF two horse rail-
roa companies granted by tho last Legislature on
the ground shat nothing had been done toward
building tho roads The charters reported are what
were known IA tho Becckor-st. road, ID. ID. Conc
yer and others ncorporators. and the Christopher
st. road incorpora tod IN the name OF Jacob Sharpe
and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
A QUIET DAY IN BOTu HoUsES-NEw QUARANTINE
REGULATIONS,


sENATE......ALBAHY, Feb. 81. 1874
Mr.. KING. from the Committee Oh Com
merce, reported adversely the bill relative TO he
case OF seanon In ow-YOrl city. Mr. LOwERr, from
the Committee Banks. reported fayoraby on the bill
relative to tho Brooklyn Trust Company.
Bulls INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. GROss-PrOvidng that commercial agoncles
shalt TO liaOe for incorrect Information FURNISHED
tho OF DAMAGE acoruing also, tor the peal
~ the charter Of the Bleeckerst and Fult0n Ferry Rail
road Company; Also for tho repeal OF the charter OF Tue
CbTlstOpher-st Railroad Company.
BY MT. JACOB5--FOr tho relief OF the Nassau Drawing
rOo Car Company: also FOR the completion OF SaCkct
aud other streets IN the Cry OF Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
To consolidate tho government OF the CITY and County
Of New-YOrk and further to regulate the same.
To amend tho laws relative " tue bonds VI county
ttelsurcrs. ---'. - -'-- -..-'"---
Tho bill for the protection Of factory children and
other persons considered in Committee OF the Whole
Mr. W0ODN moved to amend the section relative to
hours OF labor by providing that children shall nor be
employed more than ten hours day for ak days week
The amendment was carried. The bl then ordered
to a third reading.
The bill relative TO the collection OF taxes In the city
aud County OF Ncw-York considered IN Committee
OF the Whole and progressed"
Mr. WOOD introduced bill providing thds there shal
be board OF - drecorssof every corporation formed
20 manage It's airs and for minority representation IN
boards of directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
TIDINGS OF WRECKS.

The wreck of vessel whose hull was
painted green recently latitude s4a 20 north.
longitude 100 west
vessel apparently laden With petroleum OF rosn was
by the officers Of the steamship City OF Montreal
February IL. at O. She was burned halfway 20
the waters edge. There were no signs OF life on board
Only one saved out Of tho crow OF II who
recently sssd tom this port fos Brlso Fog, on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

An eccentric Pennsylvania who dislikes 70
smoke but enjoys the fragrance OF ogar has invented
q machine which is continually punhug and whss n
cigar A. placed In tube will bow otoud that would
ssteaisa earets OF peace pi Vc-smcking Indtsha I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

italian bark PulcinellO. The bark went ashore AZ
m or Feb. II at Blind Hartor. Castle Townsend. -
Irha schooner Jnib Newell. which recently ssDk al
Lego. Dol. Ia being raisod by wrockors.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13

unb bsIsn ginri9tuns, auf ben S9mud
Der Rir4e unb bes Mltares unb auf bic bei=
Iisen @efd7s unb 3leioer s%rlaien, betannt
MAIDEN. Die Yrieiter miHien erfor=
den ben erbabenen @eiit, welder
in bieien geitimmunsen Iiest, erfaen
bic tiefe Sebeutun s, iuelde semdb
oieien 8eitimmungen oas Saus bes Serrn
erfi1t, i'm Groben tpie i'm &leinen, I'm aud
BARN 2sbrsr uno Grsieber su tueroen unb
iid beitrsben ourd @eiit unb @eidmad sur
Seritelluns pon uabrbaft Seierem su bill
ben; lie mullen nit einem Worte 6 u n It itu-
biren. Sies fam auf peridieoenen Wege
seideben. Gut II. idnel ourd Stubium Der
&unitsebilbe ieIbit, einItittel, oas uns leiber
bier nidt, pie ~jenieits bes Oceans ;u 8ebO-
te itebt. Yisl, iebr piel fam our1 Selbit,
ituoium seleiitet ueroen, cine Irt II. @eiIe Die
leiber in Den meiiten 6dler total pernad=
ldliiet piro. Im meiiten miro aber ourb
grtbeilung BON llnterridt bic DIR. &unit
seforbert. 2eioer itebt oieier GURUS nod
ni9t auf Dem Stuoienplane %unlerer ameri=
fanii6en Seminare. Wan miro mir bier
einperfen 81, mir baben ni9t Die 2eute,
nidt bic 3eit, iolde Gurie gu seben. Sm
@runoe senOmmen, fOnnte man oas pieI=
lei6t BON unoern 6d6srn, Die an Den
Seminaren selebrt iperoen, aud iasen.
gSia man in Der &i9tung i%uirfen, 10 linb
ioipobl Die lebrenben &rdfte als Die 3eit
idnel sefunoen. Man brau6t ni1t 9lr=
9itect, nidt Silobauer, nidt Waler gu iein
UNI Gurie in Der &uuitseldi9te gu seben.
Sa 1T J.. .. Der sroBe DIR. &unifenner
&ei4enslperger, er lit iueoer Ir4itect, nod
Maler, nod Silobauer, er it'd berseri1ts=
ratb, uno bod auf Dem @ebiete Der DIR.
&anit elmer Der eriten Mdnner Seutl9=
lambs. Sd fOnnte Subenoe, Die in benz
ielben Sale, iino %aufsdblen. llno mas
nun Die 3eit anbetrift, 10 lit oas cine
ni9tsjasenoe Gnti1uloigun9. SIN 6ranf=
reid lino Die SiI6ofe BON 2pons, Mpis=
non, 8oroeaur, Sourses, Glermont, BUN,
Strabburs II. !. 10. u. +. 10. b%insesansen
uno baben an ibren Seminarien ei9ene,
itebenoe GurIe fir DIR. &unit erri6tet, ba=
ben enttpeber our6 seI6idte Mr6dolo9en Il.
&initler nnterri9t in oieiem Sadie srtbei-
len laiien Ooer lie baben, mas nod piel
mebr mar, elb It Den llnterri6t seseben.
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