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The New York herald., 1874-05-17
CIVIC BALL TO THE RUSSIAN
DUCHESS.

LONDON, April sc, 1874.
Last night about ten O'clock after having dined
at the annual festival OF the Newsvendors Insttu-
tion lit cigar, and, jumping into Hanson cab,
started or for the Mansion House. where the ball
in honor of the Duke and Duchess oil Edinburgh,
10 which was invited, was being held. The cigar
may seem detail, but, as wills shown, it was an
important one. After traversng the Thames EN-
bankment came into Queen Victoria street, and
found myself traversing long lane OF the popu-
lous city, marshalled into order either side by
policemen. From end to end no vehicle but my
own Hanson was in sight. The people had
been pent up in this crowd since eight
O'Clock waiting for the royalties, and had natu-
rally become impatient and irascible. When, after
a prolonged interval, they found, instead oil pomp
and pageantry, single mack cab coming towards
them, their wrath broke out. The fact OF my
smoking cigar under such circumstances seemed
to offend them. and had to run the gauntlet of
storm Of cries, hisses and hootings. 'Put out that
cigarW "Cant you afford carriageW "Come
out OF that old cab ~ were among the shouts that
saluted me- While, with certain experience of
public life, have never, up to the present time,
experienced open dlsapprobation, I must confess
that last night 1 was very soundly hissed and
hooted.
THE ARRIVAL.
The exterior OF the Mansion House was sur.
rounded by guard OF honor of the Honorable
Artillery Company Volunteer Above the portco
burned an enormous oval star in crystal and gas,
with emblematic branches Of laurel, anchor and
true lovers knot. and the words "Welcome. and
Navy" on two medallion shields. Passing up the
broad stone steps, now awning covered and
crimson draped, between files OF the Lord Mayors
servants with powdered heads and gold coats, l
arrived at the vestbuie, and apparently only
just In time. for 1 had scarcely looked
round upon the splendid decorations-a ju.
dicious netonge OF evergreens, looking glass,
richly perfumed exOtics, now In high
banks. now in trailing testoons hanging baskets
OF drooplng nowers swinging amidst gaudy ban
ners and civic bucklers-than tine band outside,
striking up first the National Anthem and then
tIngushed guests were at hand.
The Lord Mayors retinue came hurrying up,
followed closely by the Lord Mayor and the Lady
Mayoress. Very wonderful to q stranger Is the
aspect OF this retinue There is the sword Bearer,
q gentleman In purple velvet gown and an enor-
nous nigh fur cap. carrying huge sword There
Is the Mace Bearer, In a black gown and full bot
toned flowing white wig Ike q judge, bearing
massive silver mace There are trumpeters IN
gold laced coats knee breeches and silk stockings,
velvet shoes with rosettes In them and close NJ
ting black velvet caps with silver trumpets for their
instruments. The Lord Mayor is a pleasant, honey
looking gentleman, with thoroughly Scotcn 'ace.
AS soon the royalties have discarded tner outer
wraps the little procession is formed and starts ior
the ballroom. First comes the Led MAYOR, leaalpg
The New York herald., 1874-05-17
ENGLISH ART.

LONDON. May o. 1874
Yesterday was the DAY on which the so-called
"Private View" Of the pictures about to be pub.
licly exhibited In the galleries OF the Royal Acad-
envy, at Burlington House, was given to some
thousand ladies and gentlemen, who, from their
position in society from the fact Of being friends
at Court, were enabled to obtain tickets.
You see everybody at this gathering,
Cabinet ministers, bishops, half tie female peer
age. authors the judges and the leading barris-
ters and canny men from Manchester and the
North who look upon picture buying as good in
vestment and lay oat their money accordingly. So
form portion OF 1t complain that they could not
see the pictures for the ladies' dresses. and could
not concentrate their attention for the chater,np
and buzzing round them. SO that an earlier day
has been accorded them, when they have all the
galleries to themselves.
Mr.. MILLAIs. r. A..
is the ucfle princepS OF English painters whether
in portraiture, genre, or, as he has recently
proved In landscape. He sends contributions this
year In each OF these styles Here are some Scotch
frs, tall, gaunt denzens OF the woods with
gnarled trunks and dark, sombre foliage, with the
budding heather ana,thc rusted bracken growing
round their roots. Here Is a huge vain, with its
burden OF trees that have been feed for winter
fuel and which seem to stand right out OF the can
vas, while In the distance IL u mountain, with
those now purple, now slaty-gray tints never met
with out OF Scotland. In the post OF honor in the
large gallery Is his great picture, 'sTnc Northwest
PASSAGE In which the daughter OF an old
Arctic voyager Ia reading over old logbooks
TO, her iather, who, surrounded by charts,
&C, Is pondcring over the vexed question,
his decision pelng apparently ut might be done.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

some OF the acting was very good, particularly
that OF Mr.. David James. who played the Skimpoie-
IKE Baronet with great ireshness and perre. and
hr. Farren, who was particularly happy as
bumptious lowDorn cad endeavoring to pass him
sell on as gentleman. A Mr.. Warner, whom
nave not seen before, has excellent repose and
earnestness as jeune premier. Miss Amy Faw-
stt, who plays the eroine at this theatre is very
hammered and unlike nature.
Mr. ToOLE.
/ see that an English satlrcal paper, which pro-
fesses to have correspondents In America, is en-
deavoring in what they call in sporting language,
ito crabn Mr.. Toole--that Is to say to speak de-
rogatorily OF him and lessen him In the eyes OF
American audiences before those eyes have seen
him In the fesh. This Is not fair, is ii fair to
institute comparisons between Mr. ToOle and emf.
nent American actors, with whose performance
his has no analogy. II the London actor Is well
advised he will discard all the gags and nonsense,
the idiotic sayings and quaint buroouery which
his innumerable supporters here seem to look for
and insist upon having from him, and will trust to
his own real sterling talent for the effect to be
produced. II he does this do not doubt hls sue
among the critical, while he can subsequently
give his horse-p play and nonsense to those who un-
deIstand nothing better.
GOSSIP.
"Philipn not having proved great success, Mr..
Irving has fallen back upon revival OF ''rhe
Bens." which promises to be very successful for
some time.
The irrepressible Charles Reade has taken Asst
ley's Theatre, and is doing very poorly there with
'Never Too Late to Mend"
new melodrama. by Miss Braddon, called
"Genevieve," which has been produced with sue
cess in the country. is about to be played at the
Adelphl.
A committee is being formed for the purpose of
raising fund for the benefit OF Mr. J. M. Bellew,
whose serious illness disease OF the heart) VIII
prevent him from ever again appearing before an
audience.
, 1874-07-12
zie 4 Keeney's Addition to Evanston, to James

zie Il Keeney's Addition to Evanston, to James
F. keeney, for $4,000.
T. ". Peck has sold No. 1926 Wabash avenue.
improved, $4,000. Alr. Peck also purchased SO
feet on Michigan avenue, south of Fourteenth
street, improved. for $4,000.
ID. ". Baker has sold G6 feet front on Twenty
second street. near Geneses avenue, for eli, ,500
Ilteman Il Haaf1 have sold 4sxs0 feet on
Soatt, Water street, east Of Wabash avenue, for
S}G, ,Gc0.
Charles E. Culver has sold ~ feet front bv
2G9 feet deep on Inonis street. north Of Van
Blron street, for So, 00O.
John ". Goewey has sold 50 feet on Monroe,
northwest corner OF Lc2riit street. for S1l 5OO
Henry L. Jones has sold 50 feet ut the north-
west corner OF Alouroe aud Loayitt streets, TO,
81 $40.
William c. Dandy has sold 75x13G feet at the
southcas; corner Of Washington aud jefferson
streets for S39, $50.
Edwara L. Ar.es has sold undivided 4 OF
southeast J.: Of Sec. 81, IS. Is. for 5*!5, 600
john B. Warren has sold Blocks and 2 III War
ren's Addition to Wildwood for $25,ol0.
THE LOAN s1AREEr
July opened fairly, but the loan business the
present month seems likely to prove dull. The
total business done in this department the past
eleven days foots up 81 AGA, and Of tins
amount 1918, 600 was comprised within the first
four days. Tho largest singe consideration was
$40, 900, the general average of each instrument
was about So, 700-aud the loans placol by si1 Of
the principal firms figure Mt SI9o, ,i00. During
tho corresponding period last year, the largest
loan negotiated was $500, 900 bv railroad cor
poratio,l, the genera! average Of each instrument
was 1851, and tile business OF the FIX firms
previously reforrcd to stood ut S526, 100 Con-
seryntlslu rules tho market, both borrowers and
lenue~s Acting in careful manner. The loans
negotiated are small III amount. and applicants
for money are less uumelous than they wero in
either May or June.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FROM JULY TO July IL.
, 1874-07-12

Ny gallery will be closed Wednesday and Thurndsy
OF this week. 10 give the artist in ny employ the only
and opportunity Of attending the National photog
raphers' Association, to bo held in the Exposition
Building. It ia the hgh-school Of Art, and tbs
lectures from the old masters IN our profession
the golden opportunities the Photographic art.st
not aGord to lose. And trust my patrons and friends
will have patience and whit another dug, and will
try and give them better work for waiting.
would Say to the public that there will be the arg-
est display Of photographs from al over the United
States and Europe that exhibition in this
country. 1t is the graadcat opportunity to educate
the public the L1gh standard Of art-pAotosraphy
afford to lose it; Ill cordially invited. Ex
hiboa in lie art gallery ia free. Very respectfully
yours, c. D. Aos11ER Wabash avenue
, 1874-07-12

Tomorrow afternoon nt O'Clock and 1t 1850 in tho
evening MeEsrs Ellison, Pomeroy l. Co. will have ut
the. rooms, Nos. 81 and Sc Randolph street, grand
sale Of South Euglewood lots continuing the sale be-
gun July 1. Each Of these aue lots will be sold for
what 1t will bring 55o. Since they undoubtedly
will not bring anything like their value, opporu
nifty buy cheap property is here afforded which may
not I've repeated for 4 long ti1uo. Noyans Deans
Band will play st both salcs.
, 1874-07-12


After four months Of unprecedented rush Of busi-
ncss, we find purpose accomplished in ha:ng our
friends nnd us in new location. Thanks to NIL,
trusting shall always prove worthy Jour confidence
md patrouagc- We have tocd hard, lato and early,
to deal honoraby With all How we'll VIC havo ss1c-
+-eed We feel willing TO leave tho verdict with the
thousands that haVo tried n. B. alcChcsney den-
tist, corner Clark and Randolph st-eets.
, 1874-07-12

Monday We Rhnn begin bona nde clesinE-out sale
on laco--hawls md jacke:s. Having very large
stock arriving hero Late, will make such prices as
will close them. These goods were never sold 80
cheap before Cal and examine them, and convince
yourselycs good TACO shawl for S525 and sacks at
*4.75. uotchkn, Palmer J. Co., 137 and 139 State
, 1874-07-12

Late Discovery Morse's Luxurene"
For the har-most refined Of all oleine dressings, aud
seryiceabe tn stopping the hatr from fcng OF. Price,
50 cents For sale by al druggists Van SchAAck, ste-
veuaon b Reid, Agents for the Northwest
, 1874-07-12
Van Schaaok, Stevenson & Reid's Cata-
1o~uo,

We are indc bted to Mcssrs. Rand, McSally Co.,
printers for copy Of the Illustrated Catalogue Of
Messrs Van Setback, Stevenson Rod." Ths ty-
biography and binding not alone all thnt commend
the wor-its thoroughness and reliability mark e:ery
page, and show the result Of gruat nduBry and
Such work NUS. haro substantial value. Numer-
ous complimentary notices hayo been received from
the preBs,
, 1874-07-12

Ira Brown il still selling lots at Park Ridge for uo0
only SIS down, ~ S month until paid. This is
reasonable that aI can have home and never miss
the money There good schools, churches etc., ut
Park Ridge. SEQ his advertisement in suburban
, 1874-07-12

EIETHOrQ1QHTV
We cxll attention to the advertisement Of Dr.. Ken
uIcost Offering for sale part Of his beautiful homo
known Is Kenwood, on ry-oigbth street md 3fad-
son avenue It is without doubt, In ali respects the
finest plaoe tn Hyde Park for delightful suburban
hauoa
, 1874-07-12

Grand square, and upright pianos for sale. New
pauos md organs to rent for sale monthly pay
.uents. Secondhand pianos taken part pay for
new ". ". K1,lBA11, State and Adams streets,
Chica1o.
, 1874-07-12
Vincennes'aVy
Eighty-seventh-st, Boulevard,

An! And On on all the best streets in the original
- New plats now 1endy showing tho exact
1off5sGn THG TERMy Fl 1s 81 Z Ta1s & SALE WILL
July such q Erand success. Every pu7-
chaser Of o single Lot to assume an incun1-
s of f55o 5 aas fasn 1o 57 z5o gn gsoS 45o
snnu1n: =. Balance Of purchase GAsH any
PDsT ts TtRS ha1z 24 dfzS 81 2Ef T1m E9 81 s&
$500 Juno |, 1919; 5000 June |, 1877:
FHf bs IN; ?t = q SiE&P 'i2Es 6HR t9;
qu,rad on day cf SOLE,
was such valuable and attractive property
offered on such easy terms.
Ss; s% f. s:sa ssasA a ss sR& R&
1aT PS5HA xfsf z6 81 a5sb EsBs es5Ss re-
FIVE r ri Tms & a1 shPF5 2 E3Et
snd io tss9
sold for then. G'hs growth Of the city is
aouthward, and in q very fsw years these
Lots will be as valuable as Lots 10" are IN
E7MH 1FTEND Il; TETS SALE and buy Lot or
Haif Acre. The terms ere within the reach
o. THG SHfEY Yf%XEs&MENg I'VE F5xH9S IS SAFER TEAM
ANY SAVINGS BANK, and pays better
interest,", ana any Llno you WauL 70 2ell you
can do 50. LOTS are always in demand.
THE LADIES interested in Real Estate
can attend this sale. Our Store will be clear
ed md chairs provided for their sccommodG-
ton.
Note the great and attractive features Of
this sale.
Mr.. GIVINS has ordered positive and
peremp:ory salo oi every Lot in the subdivi-
sion. The easy terms; the splendid location
OF the property, on the direct line OF al the
eroat ifln:ove1ne nents; accessible By Railroad
accommodations unsurpassed BY any suburb
around Chicago; hna drives directly to the
prO,,erty,
The sale will commence on
Monday, July l3, at 2 o'clock,
And be continued in the evening at 1880.
Ample accommodations provided for oil who
WI "a to attend.
Nevins l. Deans Band will be present to
epIiyen the occo sion with music.
col. ELLISON will make the sale.
Attend tho sale and be prepared to pur-
chase.
Flaps, Plats, &c., furnished at sa1o, OF call
on r. G. GIV1NS, 5S I,aSalle-st.
ELLISON. POMEROY & CO.,
Auctioneer5, 81 L SO Raudolph-st.
, 1874-07-12
Pianos on Time.

You can exchange your old piaao 1t Roedh Temple
Of Music for one and pay the dfarencs in cash
or monthly Installncnts, to suit.
, 1874-07-12
City News.

For the finest painted photographs In Cbicsgo 70 to
ur. Dodge the artist, Room 76 Major Clock.
, 1874-07-12

Geyser Saratoga Water On Draught
By Huak Raynsr, mAks1s o{ tia LARA 0oosnA"
, 1874-07-12

Harvard 1t, o48 IT. Of Campbell nv, n r. a5x
l2ta #, with 25312i74 It in sans docs.
Same Us The Tue aoove dntcd july zoo ooo
Iwsnty,second % q st, 225 4 " Of Lincoln at, ST,
Same IS the abovc, dated July 11....-...-.... SEQ
Dashiell st, W cor Of Twenty y-fourth st, g I.
24x123 7-lo #, dated April lll...,........... $50
West 1ndiana4st, Is It . Of Lawndale avs
1ul,an4 ", 32s # u of twenty fourth st, 81.
S33,xl'0 #, dated July 10 "a. ". and o.
r, Keith to Mury Walsh. hf......-............ $1,000
West TAYLOR Vt. 7s # Of Campbell av, n 1, 251
Canal it. iss se'so t noss of Adam. it. t. lo:so IT,
Vest a's Menros s It. sis Of California i: nf ~
o5xl24 #. dated June 9. 1878 .-... $500
West Thirteenth st, 2ss 4 " Of Loornis st.s
24x124 It, duted June e27....-....-.......... l1oo
Michigan - ~. between Thirteenth .nd Four.
teenth s<s. Q +, 2bx17o #. dnsed March a,
Hzl:ted st. : cor Of Archer av. I, II II 10
alley, dated Dec. 30, 1878. 1880
Third av. GA It Of Fourteenth It, n f. 4o1loo
#, dated July 1....................... l.. 1900
NORTH OF GIFT LDi11s WITHIN RADIUS or
sEvES A1LEH or COURTHOUSE.
Lot ID, Block 5, clrbourn's Addition, dated
1ots i md IS in Jacobsons Book Of LIN /
Diyersy's wk Nv 4 see- %. 10, II, dctsd
June 10. Observation-Disclosures. z,1oo
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS wTrHr 4 RADIUS or
sKvEH M1LEs or COURTHOUSE.
Sublot Of LotA l6 and l3, Block !, Cleayer-
vile Addition, dated Aug. -. 1878. $3.50
Lot 60, Larned Plumbs 4 NV u ofasA
Sc !, 80, Ii dated July s. ................ 800
LOIS II and II i'll Halss Lois l. = kc. c{ John
10 :. ...................... ..'...,......... s,4co
Lots "a to 81 in Wards n i Of II nv4 ofse
X Sex ), 49, H. dated June a.. .......... 11,5oo
n II Of Lot Is in Block % Hopkins Addition
10 Hyde Park, dated July 9................. l,25o
Lots p to - in Laaher's Block of Etewaft's
sw4 Sec !, -. IL, dated July 9....,.,..... 200
Lot II in Block Of n u Asw Il Sec 8, SO,
II, dated July 1.--- 4V
WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 6EvKE
OF COURTHOUSE.
Lot II In Block 2 OF Young T2lbot's Let's to
3, tc.. D:ock OF Bordeu's " Esa4 Sec 36,
ii, Is, dated June 25.. ...........,... 40
SUMMARY or TRANSFERS Fon TIE WEEK.
The following ia the total amount of city and subur
ban property within radius Of miles Of the
couttHouse transferred during the week ending Sat
, 1874-07-12

Male. lzcly arrived here proposes, In order to got ae
nusiuttd to give quarter No. t04.ous at
YOUR own P.:lCE; hnd If Jou aro not sati.hed With
his uotiod Altar alx iessonI tanse arc to s NRhTlS.
Qtle8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08
Staot Chicago.
Nn Iluicre Nbouueutcu.

glm l. Saruar 1915 tritt bas nelre
Spitgcicb III Strait, mad DcIdem baS
$Drto fir 3~citungeu nt6t mebr
bonn q b onnentcn q T. III
pfdngsorte, ionOern bonn 81 b c NJ
Der (oen 0erau5geberl1 Der 3eitun9) i'm
@ege ber 8oraus6c3dblung 3u entri9z
Ten lit.
Die Serausgcber Ser Suinots Gtaats7
3eitul1g bnben it6 enti6loiiGn, Die iDnen
6aour6 aufcrlegte 2Git III 6t auf Die
S6ultcrn Der %9Ebouneuten absuudl5en,
ipnocrn SaS YOrtC st beS11ten,
cbtte Seu MbGu4teuscntSprcSS $40
cr601cu. Ntit anoeren @orteH: Der
Nbonncmentspreis mtr0 1tsa Ocat Sec
trae 0cS YOrtpS berG19efcBt.
0o6 tperoeu c5 inter 1Ol0en nmft1n1
bct uniere Nbonueuteu btltg ttnoen, DaB
mir nit Seltigfeit auf Sorausbes
3abIung beftcbeu mifien. 9eun fetn
M%nbefangen 9enfen6er fam unS 5umus
then, fir ~iGuulige 3abler aud nod
baare %QlusIa9en Su madden. 2lnbere
Deutl6e 3eitungen (tpie &. 3. Die 9Se1tl.
8plt) ~perldngen BON ibren Iborutenten
DeIt NbounementSpreiS nnO DaS
BortO I'M Goraus; Die Sutnots
StaatsSeitung perlangt nt6t bos
4erto, ionDern nur ben Nbpnncnents=
preiS, DieieM 0ber 9lIerOtng s
I'm Goraus. -&etn Nbonuent,
1pcI6er bteie SorauSbe5oDs
lung unterIGBt, fann DO III
/. Sanuar az aut 3uienonn 9
Der 3ettung re6nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08
gEMergct>

91a00ema6te 6unfopuarI6etne ser
oStrit gtatIonal 8arf" iino i'm ulnlauf.
Wtan butte fi9 Dor Oenielbeu.
= Quf einem !3uge ser gbicago, BUR-
Iington unb Qutncp Ga6n berlor cine
DAME etnen @oLbl6mu6 I'M @ert6e bon
$4,000 sic bemerfte ibren8erluit erlt
bel t1rer Nnfunft Dierielblt. Bie frellz
big iberral6t nar tie aber, ais ie auT
Dem 8aDnbofe berettS Die mittellt De5
S%elegrap6en ein~gelaufene gta6ri6t err
belt, baB i6r S9mu6 bon etllem S0aff>.
ner, 9tamenS &Domas Beflep, in Sez
laSfa, Soma, aufgefun0em rtno an leillc
~DorgcleBte 8cboroe ab9elie1crt Dorben
iet.
= Siir6terli6 eeletmt tpurbe bnr eilli>
gen Gageu Der S6ld0termstiter 0. 8ob>
mann, 436 @ebfter Abe. @G6reno er it
ietnem &aoen ftanb, traten 5tpei iebr an>
ftGnbig alsieben0e 0erren OIL i'm beran
unb boten ibm etnen Ballen 2etnpanb
gum &auf MI. Sic iagtelt, Die 9einipanO
lei Don iDrer S6mefter aus 9euti@lanb
mtt8ebra0t porbeu, beiG9te S6tpeiter
let titr3Lt6 geirOrben uno nun ponten Tie
Die 9eintpano 3u einem S%pottprcile, nGn7
LID fir $l70, loSl6lagcn. gta6Oem bieie
GrtldrlIngen gegeben tp0r0en, tGl1el1 gang
BON un9efdbr amet anbere 6erreu 6a3u,
Die bic 3etnDan6, ioipett iol6e aus Dem
nlnbitQenoen Bapter berDor1a6, befii6lten
Mnb fir ettpas gang Qusge6ei0neteS erz
fldrten, au6 iOfort gum &aufen 2ult
65eigten. Sic ieien, ia8teu iie, S6ntttz
Sipaarenbanbler BON Ser Siibfeite. 9eioer
batten fte nt9t poIIc $170 BET fi6, ob
t0r. 8pbmann pob[ 10 freunOIi1 ieir1,
ben 0telt fir iie ouslegen ipoute :? Sic
poutem am na61ten Morgen tuieOcrfomz
me u1b er iolle Oafilr $40 %GDmmiifion
erbalten. 9r. 8oDmann 9tng barauf. Elm,
er itreGte DaS feD[cl1oe @elb, etlpa 500,
nOr uto beDtelt natiirIi6 Die 2etnpallo
els St0erbeit. Natiirli6 famen Die Ser
rem &auflelte aber uibt, tpie ie ~peripro>
den batten, ltno cine nd0ere 8eit6ttgung
Der feinen 9einipanb ergab, baB ieIbige
1ur in eintgen funitDou aufgerollten,
i9malen Streifen beitano unO mterBris
bern S. tpertb 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08
&erRluliees NienirinirRlt.

1e6ieiniruns lit nur bautt eriols reid, wenn iic ptrs
fdnbt9 lit, unO p~erftdnbi9 lit fe ilnr bann, rcnn lie
beint Ye9inu %onidnst. Ntit anbereu Bortsu nm cine
&ranfDeit 81 heiIeu. nluB ibre llrinde bciettist iperoeu.
96wd9e aIsemetner ober DrtIi9er Irt iitO berllripruns
Der sroben Ntebrbett Der Eranfbettsn. @erfdrte Die See
b~enStrafte, REGGIE bic gerbauurt9 unb auSI9etOur9 burD
Stdrfuns Der Srsane, welbe ie1e iiberauS pi9tiset
Sunttionen e%riiQen, unb Dpspepiie, 9erfopftbeit, gties
REM unb Sla1enletben, @ebdrmutterb id,perben, iopie
bic srpbe NSenge 2etoen. pelbe Sol9en oer Sdmdde
limb, ipcrben poQitdnbts uno in ben nneiiten 6alen fir
Sic @auer %heIeitigt. 0os bette, ii0erite uno anSene9nt.
Ie StdrfuusS> unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, wel3cs
i!r bieien 3wef anseueuOet weroen faun lit &pitcts
ter's @}agcnbtttcres. Die @rfabrun9 Don ilnfs
nn6apan,is Sabrcn, in pel9er 2eit es picuet6t 6ebnrtol
10 piele ep6cmere Genlii@e, luet6e nit tbn in @oitcnrs
reuS traten, ibcrlebt, BAT bewielen, baB eS als etf1 Neils
mittel fir aGe aus S0wdde entitebeitbe ODER bon ibr
b~eoleitete Rrantbeiteu ui9t ieine5 Gie:Acn tlnOet.
10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08
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Giscitbimer uoit Gifets itnb slci6seitte intcrels
lirt. Sc 9r0Ber Der 6onb, 6etO gr6ber urb ;obls
reider f0nnen bic @eipiitrte an bic Snbobcr BON
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b~cfcren Grtras. Gs III uon tbet 10 srobern Scrtes
reiic iIr beibe GbeiIe, tptht bic 3iebuns uoaitdns
big lein fam, itt6 CLAUDE i3, bab eS uortbetlbaIs
ter flr bei6e SDeile iciit ipirO, iuenn be 3iebun9
titdt am so. DECEMBER itnttiinbet. Sas8ertrauen,
rpeldes in mid pom bet Ei6et7gi9entbimcrn Ioz
iute pom Der 9ubGic 2tbrdrn BON &ent11dp 9clest
ioitroe, CLAUDE i'd babur9 5t uabret, bab i'd Die
nod ittbt ab9elesten GifetS crit St p~erfaufen
lude, ebe bic i3tcbur9 itattfinbet. gSciln aud ein
lcbr SroBer lit Sunfen beponirter 8etras in @elb
inns III ben Stdno Ieten piiroe, Sic 3iebuns su
peranitoltcn NIB lG0nc Gclpturc sit gebtn, 10
ipitrbe IS bod fir nnS nnanse5Ebnt ieiir, ipertn
ntbt cine ponitdnbi9e 3iebuns itattfinoen
f0nnte.
@ir baben cine Sroee 9r;dbt pom gricIen uus
peri9tebcncll 3beiGen bes 2an6es unb pom ben ant
t%1ctitct cSrtereiitrten erbalten, bab wenn bis surt
80. 0e5. bic &tdetS itdt ollie pcrfduft icin IoQtcn,
mir bod bic .3icbuts ucridtcben mO9ter, 10 bag
mir 6aOnr@ i9on bteieIt 3ifet@giscntbi mcrn, Ios
rDic Der StbIiotbct seseniibcr ms perunlabt Iez
ben, 6ieicn aufi8ub su serpdbrct. -llntcr biclen
1tntItdnOen bober mir iest bei6loiIen, nnt aGct
gartcien sere6t SIT lDerScn, 6as Gon;ert ultb bic
a3tebuns bis Sumita9 ben 81. Tebritar 1875 s1
peri9iebet; an bieient Gage abcr 1ptr6 bie3iebuns
lider itdttftnbcit, 1tnb ais @drantie perpf[idtet
mir ms ben etzGtgcntDimcrit 9ese1iibcr, BOB
mir c5ebem 6os GcLb surii6 %critnttcn pcrber sesen
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bcitimmten Sage nidt itattfnoen ioGte. Die Ser
son9cnbcit Uirb ii1er iebem sSntcreliirten cine
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su9 bicleS l1ntcrncbutens tit. Sas @elb, wel9cs
fir 5ifsts ctnse5abft iuurbe, lit fir oue Safe
ii6er 9citeQt bis mad Der 3abtuns Ser Gepinuitt,
Iusslct9ung BET ~llnfniten unb abltcierlno an
bic SeientliGe Sibtiotbef.
SboS. g. Sramlette,
agrnt unO 9ireftOr.
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