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One Of the most brilliant displays of tulle
illusion and wedding favors, which the city
has witnessed in many . day, took place
yesterday 1t the Temple Sinai, ON Caron-
delet street. There were six brides dressed
in the regulation costume Of pure white, and
tho main body of the Temple and galleries
were crowded with guests-Hsbrsw and
Ansstcsu. Tho happy couple and alton
isats were dressed in accordance with the
lassst style Of the mcdistss, and the csee-
mony was the sams, With tho exssptisa that
H. wedding party vas mounted upon The
palpit, which corresponds in size 70 stage.
he 1anss q ths hsppy couple srs with
hold By request. -. WYE @
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.JrsUelI's
CRESCENT CITY ILLUSTRATED.
JU.T PUBLISHED.

.yfocEltS
CRESCENT CITY ILLUSTRATED.
JU.T PUBLISHED.
BDITED AND COMPILED BY
EDWIN L.. JEWELL, Esq.
Ia one of the handsomest books of the kind ever
published in the United States.
IL colt illus three hundred pages of reading matter.
giving the general history OF New Oreans its lnstu-
lions and Interesting "reminiscences
One hundred elc ant engravinss Of the public
buildings views private residences and stores IN the
CITY,
Fifty fine portraits and bio raphca sketches Of the
prominent citizens OF New Orleans.
An Illuminated title page, illustrative OF the charac
teristcs of the Crescent City, and which ID IN itself
Every stranger visiting Eew Orleans should pnr-
chase copy OF this truly interesting and valuable
book.
Copies can be obtained at all the principal Book
and stationery Stores, aud at the news stand OF the
ST. Charles HOte.
liberal discount all wed to the trade
Orders received and fill by the following book.
sellers JAS. A. GRESHAM
81 Camp street.
GEO. ELLIS h BRO.
80 Camy and Decatur eets
CAIN & Co
10 Cal al street,
,rlea
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The City Hall Matter.

The Bulletins expose, yesterday, Of the
mysterious reissue of metropolitan war
rants, created decided sensation, not only
on Carondelet street, but in all commercial
circles. 1t was generally conceded that the
action of the Administrator, in permitting a
broker to speculate in warrants that had
once been paid into the treasury, was repre-
hensible, while some thought the explana-
ton of the matter unsatisfactory. Of
course, no blame coull be attached to the
broker, who merely acted upon brokers'
intuition, and went in for the extra points.
We have no desire to judge Mr.. Schneider
harshly, but We were much surprised At the
result Of tho investigation yesterday, after
he had denied, most positively, to repre-
sentative Of tho Bulletin the truth of the
charge, saying that it was not possible that
metropolitan wasTsnts, once paid in for
taxes, could b fbr sale upon the streets.
Tho admission - his part Subsequently,
that hs bod himsslfreissasd suah wasraafs.
wsdnply sonfasinG.
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A temperance pslitieaa II WhiAsw1ll wan
I'D - txeat his ooestitusuts tho other day,
bat rsfhsd = give thsn liqsss; - fasaish
d o0aes pestGy freely, but wAsa his besk
W1s tul1e1. thsy - the saloea-keep.r
end wrapped baek tAsir Havaaas for i've
fingers ofwhisky sosA.
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Capt. Seth w. Kipp yesterday brought
the remains of Mrs. Mary E. Kipp to the city
from the passes, where she had been assis-
tant lighthouse keeper, and where she died
last April The remains have been rein
tered in the Washington street cemetery
Capt. Kipp has the sympathes Of large
circle of friends in the recent loss of his
amiable partner.
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Special attention is directed to the card in
another column Of DR.. j. X. Walker, dental
surgeon The Doctors practice is rapidly
growing and his work is not excelled by that
Of any dentist 'in this country. His charges
are no lerate, and his office is on Napoleon
Avenue, corner Of Coliseum street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-01

Few people know that there ara in the
city quite large plumber of estrays IN the
shape of houses and lots. BY some means
either through mistakes Of old surveys or
death Of old owners, these properties have
been and are without any claimant. Most
of them are occupied by families who have
moved in and tenanted these landlordless
buildings, but who, invariably, deny any
title or ownership. 1t is surprising to
learn of the number of these places, and it
is puzziing how they came to be thus left.
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We are indebted to Messrs Kahn & Co. f r
the following: "The Dethroned Heiress,,
Eliza A. Dupuy, "Only Temper" Mrs.
J. Newly; aud Married" by the same au-
thor
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Died:

On TUESDAY, Ma CHI 81, 1874, at O'Clock, A. M
Capt. FREDERICK E. BRIDGE, aged 80 years.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are IN
yted to attend the funeral, which will take place We'd
neslay April l. at O'Clock. P. NJ, from l94 Camp
street.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA VEsUvIUs.-Meet-
ing an officer Of tho army yesterday, who
had just returned from visit to his home
in North Carolina, within forty miles of Bald
Mountain, we were informed by the gentle
man that although he had not been on the
spot, he had met several persons who had,
and who confirmed every thing that has been
said of the phenomenon. 1t is now decided
that the Bald Mountain alluded to and
which could not be located at first, is stu
ated in Mcdowell county, one hundred and
thirty miles due west Of Charl otte, N. c..
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The ELECrIoN.-The Board of Admins
traitors met Tuesday, ut noon, and selected
the old city officers, Messrs. Bell (for City
Surveyor and De Lacy (for City Attorney
The matter had been previously arranged in
caucuS
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MARKS KAlsER.-We were pleased to re-
ceive visit from that great favOrite of the
public, Marks Kaiser, last evening, who is
to give a grand farewell vocal and instru-
mental concert at Grunewald Hail. on
Barronne street, on Monday evening, April
9th. 1t is hardly necessary for us to speak
in those eulogistic terms Of Marks Kaiser
which he has so deservingly earned
but we cannot help expressing our thorough
admiration for his wonderful skill and
artistic culture. Nine Bier Mercier, Mile
Octavie Romsy, Mile LIE Blanc. Mile
Leroux, Mr.. f. w. Bremen, Mr.. C, f. Frey,
and Mr.. w. Grunewald will give TIER
valuable assistance, and there can be but
little doubt the occasion will be memorable
in musical circles.
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Of the .NONxnsesst

DeAiCufiOM Of the .NONlsnlc1sf
10 THE
CONFEDERATE DEAD,
by THE
LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF LOU
ISIANA.
The dedication of this Monument will take place at
GREENWOOD CEMETERY,
On Monday, April 6, at ) o'clock, p. NJ,
precisely.
The services will be:
Prayer-By the Rev. DR.. PALMER.
Oration-By Hon. H. n. OGDEN.
Benedicton-By the Right Few. Bishop WILMER.
Floral offerings will be gratefully received at the
during the day.
The clergy + all denominations and the public
solicited to be present.
In case of rain the services will be postponed until
further notice.
By order of the President
MRS. C. NJ. PRITCHARD.
MRS THEO SHUTE. Secretary ap1-2t
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The eruption Of Bald Mountain has hard
~ created as much stir as the arrival of b.
I. Washes late invoices of gentlemen's
furnishing goods. Thoste who desire to
keep up with tho beau monde should inspect
his varied stock.
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For osnplsts and careful history Of New
ORLEANS and its notables, 80 Jewell's Creo-
cent City illustrated Directory.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK
required and builders and architects will find it to
their interests to give call before closing con-
tracts with other parties. Send for price list.
mh29-2dptf
William Hogan,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valises and Bags.
SEW WING MA HINES.
Agent for Empire and Gold Medal.
30 and lOI Canal Street. New Orleans.
mh29
THE FUNDING BILL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
NV Orleans, March Dist, 1874. !
TO ALL TAX COLLECTORS:
The United States Circuit Court having dissolved
the restraining order heretofore issued and refused
the njunctions pray ed tor in the OF Macauay
and Others and Stern Brothers prohibiting the coec
ton Of taxes under act S, known the Funding Bill
you hereby directed to proceed with the collec
ton of taxes in conformity with the provisions OF
said act and the recently published instructions Of
the Auditor of Public Accounts.
WM p. KELLOGG, Governor
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
OFFICE OF STATE TAX COLLECTOR
First Dist. 1863 Gravier Street. J
New Orleans. March %. 1874.
Referring to above instructions from the Executive
would respectfully request both DELI QUENT AND
CURRENT TAX AND LICENSE payers settle I'M
MEDIATELY, all demands against them, thereby avoid.
ing trouble and OF court which delay will most
positively occasion.
N. C.. FOLGER,
mch26 st Collector.
GEO. swARBRIcK J. D. KENToN.
SwARB*Ick & CO.,
GRoCERs,
50 Camp Street, New Orleans.
Plantation and Family Supplies. mh25 1w
E. +. Virgin,
Dealer in
Landreth's Garden Seeds,
Also. Flower and Grass Seed. Flower Pots, Garden
Implements, Fertilizers, etc.,
.GRAvIER STREET.
mh2s Nv NEW ORLEANS.
Books! Books!!
Tho largest and best assortment in the South of
standard Books and Cheap Publication
Magazines snd Newspapers,
Bibles. Prayer Books, Toy Books
School Books and Stationery.
PLAYS-Sole Agency for the South for Lacey's and
French,s Acting Plays.
c. c. HALEY.
No. 10 Commercial Place,
BRANCHING 15s Poydras street, near St. Charles.
mh25
Something New
FOR THE CRESCENT CITY.
AN ALE AND BEER HOUSE ON THE ENGLISH
All of the Celebrated Malt Liquors On
BASS. ALsoP. MUIR, BARCLAY AND PERKINS
PORTER. LAGER BEER, ETC.
Ready for my friends in few days on the regular
old fashioned English Inn style, with mugs, Tobys,
,tc.. at my present stand. lib Canal street.
NH ct Up JOE WALKER,
Continental,
'............. .Carondelet street ....s
house of Thomas H. Handy Co.
Milwaukee and Cincinnati Lager and Book Beer
It five cents glass.
JOHN l. DANIELS.
mh29-1ot VIM. M. DANE
II. II. Mari,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
IS Carondelet street,
NOW OrleaQN.
Steve's House,
No. 46 Magazine Street.
BEST LUNCH DAILY FROM 10 A. NJ. Toll. N.
The best Wines and Liquors in the city.
mh24 1w STEVE MCNAMARA Proprietor.
Thomas Hasam,
LUMBER
Cabins Made to Order.
Every Description Of Lumber always ON Hand
SASH, BLINDS, etc.
Mills and Yard. corner Cedar and Julia Streets New
asin, New Orieans. r,hoa I
Pelican Exchange,
NIKE LARDNER. Proprietor.
'sEner u. Charles ana PerdlAo stree&a.
NEW ORLEANS, IA.
IOP RvGryR l
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The Picayune's consignment Of printers,
brought here TO fight tho Union, but who
arrived after tho "Pic.r had struck her
oolors and surrendered snoonditionally, ws
are harry = inform the psiatsrs, were
shipped Of yesterday a TIE Charles Bod
mann. II NJ short Aght a,d . iha<p one
and - soaGEaeula4st 10 Uniea q IL peaoe.
full. bat AeotsiVo vioeoEy.
Thsk turkey hs1k sNsr Ell ~ not such
failars. Yesterday nst1ang : shatl boy
satsssd or saeet1n heasiag. . ~ gebblsr
= eeapas e thshsst - stAshsnds Il
tie gs1lsat ssoaaAlsr - - slipror Bira
Cstoa6s. W rttlh atkiGaS - IT, Oh
salts HndassA Ny hi safksys gobble
t6Fover.
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MRS. c. NJ. PRITCHARD.
MRS. THEO. sHUTE Secretary. ap1-2t
1f,NISIse i eNdy.
Customers and friends respectfully notified that
am receiving weekly. both by steamer and inland
express an elegant assortment Of
GENrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
NEW AND RICH NECKWEAR.
Collars, Cuff. and Underwear,
Fall Lines OF Ny Own Make shirts,
And the usual Stock Of
Boys AND CHILDREN's CLOTHIsa.
All in the newest styles and of light and season.bls
weights. at moderate prices
ar1 1tap B. T. wALsHE ITO Canal At.
!. IL. W'alker, ID. ID. s.,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Napoleon Avenue, corner Coliseum street,
ap1 1w2p NEW ORLEANS
by Dnris s. FreTet.
DAVIS & FREHET,
AUCTIoNEERs
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
30 Camp Street,
viii attend to the sale and purchase of REAL ES-
TATE, of every descr iption country and city, and
sale of
MERCHANDISE, STOCK, GRAIN,
COTTON, FURNITURE, ETC.
Outdoor sales of every description attended to.
ap1-1w2dp
Spencer Field, Jr.,
DEALER IN
Anthracite and English Cam
mel Coal.
Office, corner Camp and Grod streets.
va ds-No 261 Magazine street. and corner Third and
Water streets. ap1 1w
a. F. Hall. IA. Fitzpatrick. A. J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick: s. Hat.
30 NORTH pETLRs AND IA cL1NToS STREETS,
NEW oRLE
Dealers in
WOOL, PELTRIEs, FURs AND
LEATHER. ap1 1w2p
Foreign Citizens
Having claims against the United States, can
obtain Valuable Information by applying. from 12k
o Ia o'clock, P. NJ. to
Albert c. Janin,
mh3l-1w2dp* 1sCarondelet street
GRO GER,
Corner Felicity and Pry.aria streets
Notice!
WE HAVE NOW LANDING,
DIRECT FROM BREMEN.
300 casks Deetjen's LAGER BEER pts.
100 caske Deetjens LAGER BEER, qts.
200 casks Deetjen's ALE, pts.
100 casks Deetjen's ALE, ats
300 casks Muller's LAGER BEER, ots
200 casks Bremermann's LAGER BEER. ats
100 casks Bremerm.nn's LAGER BEER. Pts
Also in Store
500 casks Basis, McEwen's Muirs ALES.
$50 casks Guiness's STOUT.
We call attention Of the trade to our very large and
Feu selected stock Of
Wines, Li41ers, staple & Fancy Grecsrles
'hioh W azs prepared 70 sell q The vsy lowest
MARKET prices.
Buyers ~ requested 70 give % caIl bsgors pur.
hasing elsewheee.
SCHMIDT ZYBoL1R,
-, u, -, - Psosss sakssk
WI - - LAas Nsv Lsvss stsssG.
1Aos. 0Nso. @af Cha Daosx.
RsesDgsek A9SooW.
Usszlsriy oRLRANn HOUSE,
~ Csnsa sarsst, sssase o. chst8ps. zs'e
xsw ossssaG
LUDcH FROM 10 TO 1P.M
0A31-lW11D i>,.A2
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CrOnlg1l'S Foundry,
NEW ORLEANS, La,

Po.toMce BOX s14,
MANUFACTURERS AND CGNTRACTORS
For Cast Iron Fronts, Iron Buildings Gas
Pipe, Iron Roofs, Water Works Pipe, Win
dow Lintels. Cornices, Columns. Cast Iron Beams
and Girders, Iron Doors Vault Doors, Shutters,
Skylighls, Sash Weights, Door Gratings, Window
Gratings, Cast and Wrought Iron Ratings for
Dwellings, Offices, Parks and Cemeteries,
Wrought and Cast Iron Bridges. varandahs, Vent
iators Crate Bars, etc.
Estimates of cost wilt be promptly furnished on
receipt of
DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK
required and builders and architects will find it to
their interests to give call before closing con-
tracts with other parties. Send for price list
mh29-2dptf
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The death Of Captain Frederick 4. Bridge
has inexpressibly grieyed host of warm
, and admring friends. He had just attained
the very prime Of life, and the future was
to him rich with promise. Captain Bridge
was one of the first of our young men who,
Obeying the behests of patriotism, went
forth to sustain the honor of Louisiana and
of his native South. He commanded COM
pany in the Seventh Regiment Louisiana
Volunteers, and served with conspicuous
gallantry in all the arduous but brilliant
campaigns in Virginia. A gallant soldier,
firm true friend, an exemplary merchant, an
intelligent and cultivated gentleman, his
death is loss to the State as well as to his
family and friends.
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William Hogan,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valises and Bags.
Sc WING NJ C III ES.
Agent for Empire and Gold Medal.
30 and lOI Canal Street. New Orleans.
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HARMON DOANE, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vice President.
Ed. A. PALFREY, Secretary.

TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood. John 1. Adams,
w. A. johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John l. Noble, X. NJ. Walmsley,
John Chaffe, VIM. Morrison,
Richard Milliken, Joseph W. Carroll,
Samuel E. Moore, A. Brittin,
j. j. Warren, ]. T. Pace.
X. T. Buckner. A. II. May,
Samuel Fr.edlander, s. H. Snowden,
II. F ellsen, T. Lytt. Lyon.
w. 8. Pike, w. C. RAYMOND,
A. A. Yates, James s. Prestidge,
mh26 I'm Samuel 81. Boyd
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TO the Public.

We desire to call the special attention OF
merchants and advertisers generally, to the
fact that we have greatly reduced the rates
of advertising. We are now prepared to
insert advertisements for 81 per square
for the first insertion, and fifty cents fOr
every subsequent insertion. Wants will be
inserted for fifty cents per square.
The question now is, will our merchants
and business men sustain us in our efforts to
reduce advertising to fair rates, or will they
continue to pay for more than they get In
the other city journals
The Picayune and Times charge as high
as the great papers Of New York and the
West. and in some instances higher, while
their circulation as compared with those
journals is simply ridiculous.
When either the papers mentioned print
an edition of four or five thousand they
hatter themselves they are doing cXceiently
well, and yet they charge 81 80 per square
for first insertion, and sevvnty-five cents
thereafter :.
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Notice.

The undersigned gives notice Of his appointment as
Trustee of the bankruptcy of NJ. We'll Il Co., and
notifies all parties indebted to said bankruptcy to
settle their account with him.
WILLIAM G. VINCENT
mh3l 3t2p "a Custom house stree.
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I ,.
II
STEAMBOAT,
HOUSE AND Sign PAINTER.
Triangle Buildings.
Corner Canal. Front and Common streets.
New Orleans.
All orders promptly attended to. mh2s-1w
SOS1seSS DOSScsS!! DOSEetS!!!
Just received from ermsny an elegant assortment q
BASKETSl
such Work, Travelling, Lunch, Key, knife, Toy,
e.o., ~ % , thar, ant rsniS,v ' Ssn' so'@ncs
cuprsrr.r
n..,.. =, ch;,. c,... E.r,hornv.re .na uors. f.,
rs Camu street IA
mh29 stop
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Fire, River and Marine Risks Written
at the Current Rates of Premium.
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Spencer Field, Jr.,
DEALER IN
Pittsburg. Anthracite and English Cam
mel Coal.
Office, corner Camp and Girod streets.
va ds-No. 261 Magazine street. and corner Third and
Water streets. ap1 Cd 1w
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Der Denu8sD Dur beang. ]

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rien8, AM 8. December bieie8 SabreS tpiro oben
am $imntel elm greigniB eintreten, baS i3par
ben, Muge fein beionbere8 @6aufpiel bietet,
tpeldes aber fir bic @i0enfdaft bon grober
8eOeutung 1T. Die Ylaneten, gu bene,1 aud
nnfere @rbe geb0rt, bepesen ii6 bctanntlib
Tim Die Sonne. 9nr1 biefe &reisbcpegungen
foln,nen pieielben nun in Die, beri6iebeniten
SteQungen 81 einanber. 8tpiiden ber Sonne
unD Der groebeipegen iid, 10 biel befannt iit,
nlir Die atuei aSlaneten Merfnr unb @enus.
Sfun ipirb am 8. December 5le Stellung Der
9iMn,elsf0rper cine iolde fein, bab bon unie-
;rer z@rbes aus ,seieben,i Der Hlanet 8enuS bor
Der Sonnenfhelbe boriber aiebt. @el6e @id<
Itigfeit oieier @organg fir Die @il1enidaft bat,
iuollen mir fu1en, ben 2eicrn bes ,,Obio @ai<
ienfreunb" gu ertldren. 81, tperigen Borten
'gefagt, fam i1lanlid burd) genaue 8eobabe
5tnng beS 8enuS.D .DurdsangS bic @sgntfernnng
BET Gr0e bon Der Sonne gan5 ii1er unb genau
bere1ne.. tpcrscn.. Mit Beitin,mtbeit tpifien
ipir bieieS natnliM nod 1lidt unD eS 1T iil,ner
nioglid, bab bic q Nfronomen ii4 u,t, bic &leie
nigteit bon eini9en MliQionen Dleilen bi8bcr,
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9onne au beitin,nle,., fa(lenin baS Sabr 1872.
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@ariS unb &i4ter in gaDenne 9Ieid)aeitia ben
Ylaneten Mars, alB er Der ,Grbe iebr. nabe
fam. @S gclans ibner, bic Gntfcrnung befIel>,
ben bol, Der grse nit leibliher @enauigteit 3u
er,nitteln nnb iief lhloNen bieraus auf Bic Gnt<
fernung Der ;Sonne bon Der Grbe, pelAe fie au
:Isa14 tIlilionen Oleilen befimrpten. i. s,,i,.
y MeGnlide. Melultateg fanben ipdter gafiini,
isIa,nFeeb nnb Waralbi, aber It'll einaelnen Ct.
aaben iidb bod 20 eroBc albteidungen, bab
si,an fiA iogen nubte, bic Sonnenentfcrnuns,
Der @runbmabftab fir aae s9imenioneit i,aa
8eltenraume,, 1ei nur b5dlt .ungenii9eno be-
.fannt. Snbefen pollte i'd tein Mittei Fnben,
II, bieicr ipi6tigen Graee einige S6rittr tueiter
All tbnn ,lnb man in,lbte ii1 aufrieben geben,
ipenigitens eine annab abertbe8 tellung po1 Der
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i'm Bat ier ieins bebentei,bs8 sgerni5aen seopss
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ltes gateralntes befdaftiat, io iebt er am Sent
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fein sluge erqiidt al, ben MUM
teren Gpiclet lnb bem frobenS @etiini.nel feinerl
&inber funb sieine frdfttaen, fart marfirten1
@eii9fSaiige tragen ben slnsbrud inniger ga.s..
terfstube. @ir erblidel,. BON bier a.lBs ei1te
bette Gladei,, 5tpei4 4SaIftcn getbeilt pie cine
lit S,tiaa 9Grten argeleat; nit gln,iteit 1nnot
8dume,l bepAanjt tst,,o benz @eneieueen! ailss
idlieblid) borbebalten. sd 1fab, itplctlobl Id.
an tpieberbolte11 Walcr il1,b ,nltners init ueuer
.8c!pui1berung baS Snititut beinDte, anfge>>.
,itutert b,lr1 bus freunblidJc Gntge9 ge9enfolnlner1
bes 8orffanoes 1feineil einsigcn sat,aben bort
ebeaa 10 atuenig illaiben sfranfenstnMern ,lnol
bjes i1l2 einen Sauie,Itpp itdls 90 Girleer5 be-
ffin6cn Die sibrigen itnb, in Der Sncenriale 5,t
ttSifB) IMP in:heldent l3nitatbc leibll9 ul.o;
getftts beripabrloiet, 5oft geraoe bon Der Sale
bintpeai 9bleid, ifropbulos trdntlld) foinil,e,l$
bieleI bisfet 3naben iasbie anitalt! man $iniiB
aud biea unablaifise Sorsfalt bcsi etifters,
.oer $Se,lsgeiitlide,l 2ebrer Suno barln1erigen.
Sahsfern ieben oie Eag ,Ino Nadt '!eer ote e
ainbergDaen, Iii, 16 bies erfldren ~ t6ll,tcit.
= Ole aM6ere Salfte iit gum SpielPlab Be-
iti,n,nt; bier finb sletterballne, ale @orrid.!
tlnse9 ssut. g,urne,l 5daauteln, 18aQipiel ~
Giles nnter beg bsifanbiasnl Apfild)t zines Surn.
lsbrsrs aas 1T ei armen ei1, ubelg uns
men bielen frifdlen @eii@terinit itrablen-
ben ausen stoeltDes 2eben, tpetde' Gaael be,.
59raftin Dem fRariier} }@asnin; bet ,1nterI anoer;
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