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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
SECOND EDITION.
The Chrsstiana Regatta.

FURTHER pARrICULARs-oRDER OF EXERCISES,
ROUTE OF RACE &C.
We gave notice yesterday of the general pre-
parations fol Saturdays contest To-day we can
particularize to some extent. Although the ar
rangeinents for the race are not completed, we
have the outlines of the occasion, from those in
charge and can thus present them in detail to
our readers. The order of races will be as be-
fore stated viz
lst. The single shells, which pull over dis
tance of 2 miles instead of l. a miles as was an
nounced previously by mistake. They begin at
Sd street bridge and return. The limit of their
course is ut tile Bachelors Boat House, at which
point they turn. Then follow the barges i'm
mediatelv upon the finish of tue first race and
take up their positions before the judges, stand
at Bird st. bridge.
On the word "go" they proceed to point op-
posite the lower end of MeaHrs. Walton,
Whann & Co. 3 wharf above the Wilmington
& Western r. r. bridge, and return. Last OF
all come the three gig crews and form at the
usual place, and move up the stream still far
ther than the other boats, only making their
turn upon reaching distance VI nearly half
mile above the Western bridge
This completes a 81 mile coure and terinin-
a es the race, ,wh an however all the navy togeth-
er with the single sculls rest on oars III position,
t. witness the presentation of the prizes, the
ID for sculs being delivered to the champion
tue barge prize flag upon the winning barge
C ew, viii Q la of all, tie favoTite gig crew
slowly rows by the umpire's stand and receives
it's token of victory.
In reference to the number of boats entering
tile lsts, we can say positively that of single
shells, several will probably arrive from Phia-
delphia. OF barges there will be two--those of
tile Undines and Pioneers 1t is just possible
that the Bachelors will enter The Wave I'M
der handicap.
There will be three gigsthose of the I'm
dimes, Pioneers and Bachelors, We regret to
learn tlat the Mosacsa Boat Club Of Sal9m,
N. j., with whom special arrangements were ia
progress cannot bring crew over on account OF
however, will not affect the interest Of the race,
nasmuch az the Salem men are but in their in
| fancy as an organization, without experience
| and without instruction and would therefore be
unable to compete successfully with our own
clubs.
We are requested to announce, ALSO that
| in alliton to the attractions offered in the
presentation of the various prizes the Navy are
providing for excellent music to be rendered by
full brass band which will be stationed on Third
Street Bridge. This will be feature IN the days
exercises which will add very greatly both to
! the enthusiasm of the oarsmen, and the spec
taters upon the shores and bridges. The band
will DISCOURSE some of Their liyeest airs
sic at the start and finish. We can safely say
that No similar spectacle has ever been offered
our citizens that possessed so much of attraction
or that merited more generous interest.
| Let us see our friends all turn out and line
the shores and bridges and lend the crews their
combined encouragement next Saturday after
noon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
T'bes.oans.

slXrn ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FRANKLIN
p,rhe Franklin Loan Association held its sixth
annual meeting last evening, at which the re-
nnrl Of NJ NJ. Child, w. Reynolds, and John
pelpIes auditors, was presented. We gather the
Following figures from the statement
Rrceipts from monthly dues ~, ,2i3 from
interest IN. .OS7.s1 fines 1928 3S premiums,
y. 2.72j75; which with receipts from other
sources make an aggregate of al l59 10
The whole amount of loans was S2l, 1oO,
anl @I6}o.53 were Withdrawn; withdraw, -, The E,.
Association represents l7Sl9 shares heid by
9l7 shareholders. During the year the shares
have ai,anccd 80 70 each. The highest pre-
m um paid was l54 and the lowest 7.
Daring It's existence the Association has re-
ce.eel in dues, premiums, interest and fines
sgl00dI lG of which sum S2li,326 have been
Invested IN loans. The shares have reached
tll9. 10 in value each but 572 only have been
pall ON them.
The only changes in the officers were the sub
stItution Of james Monaghan in the place OF Ja-
rob pusoy and B. Stradey in the place OF VIM
Silver IN the Board OF Directors, and the cleo
ti1n III g. +. Thomas tn John Peoples place IN
tlir Board of Aud tors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
777777-'77-'777777
saratoga HnOIeIs.

From Correspondence Baltimore American
The largest houses of entertainment on the
continent are at Saratoga, and they have justly
enjoyed world wide reputation for their beau
tlfil surroundings, immense dimensions, splen-
dlrof furniture and decorations and palata
architecture. Millions have been expended
dnrls the last year in their multiplication and
enlargement. Their court yards arc Edens ON u
small scale. For nearly milo on Broadway they
u1W present an almost unbroken front The
largest hotel IN tho world, THE United States
N0tel, has iuAt been completed ut the cost of
over u million dollars IL constitutes, for fourteen
hpdsOd feet a continuous line of lofty build
lut- ol the Norman architecture, with AlanAard
rOll- embel.lAhed with crestingA and pavlllions.
It, great aud gorgeonsly furnished saloon
ar'or surpasses our descriptive ability.
It's numerous sofas, chairs and window tapestries
ale IN heavy blue silk varied with the same ma
lella OF golden hue. The carpet well it is
WIll carpet of enormous cost ought to be in
beanty aad -ofluess. How inviting its broad ex
terror aud the court yard piazzas each two hun
lrgi feet in length How enchanting its park
.ot on with shmbbery, fountains and trees
where are such richly furnished elevators a3
those That afford the guests easy communication
WITH their rooms2 The dining room il vast, and
ue bail room is larger than the main hall of
your Masonic Temple. The cost and splendor
"l tins mammoth building eloquently publish
the enterprise of ts proprietors. Here We
iounl Mr. Lloyd W. Williams and party from
Baltimore, with whom we had taken the entire
lEp from your city to the camp.
And what shall / write of Congress Hall, v
overlooking the grounds of the "Congress and
rhipre Spring Company" aud commanding
rom ITS windows and balconies views of the
fashionable promenades? In magnitude and
Interior elegance 1t hardly yields the palm to its
3ew rival lts pleasure grounds, its music, its
ln,hllre, Its unsurpassed suites of rooms, its
ichiy-Irescoed ceilings, its brilliant and costly
'uailehers, said to be the most exquisite in the
"ofit - these are only few OF its
'ni'y attractions. The Grand Union-our fav-
pr'e o SIS over thirteen hundred feet in
ie'Stll 1t IS the peer of any house of en-
ieilnhment IN Saratoga in all of it's appoint
i''eht7. Its mirrors are said to be the costlies
~ existence. Its dining room, the largest in
Nhetlca, seats twelve hundred guests, be they
rle"ler or colpulent. The "Grand HOTEL ii
'lully imposing. All of thege are immense il
lfopprtons a have skilled bands of music, al
are FURNISHED with ayislled splendor, all are a
lme7oHt crowded with fashionable throngs from
all pNl'a OF the Union, and all eat like canker
'l1p lhe bank accounts of their patrons. L,
Ilea7nre-seekers who can afford tile luxury o
fPenlhiB summer at the worlds finest water
,u6 llAce. Saratoga is charming, but we advis
tNp CaSheS not to come-those whose revenue
a'e lmted and those who are struggling +
grow m grace by life of self-denial and pre-
'ouhd religious thought.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
personaI.

Tile President and Mrs. Grant, jesse Grant,
v,re President Wilson and General Babcock,
lIt Long Branch yesterday for Saratoga.
Rev. b. +. woolston, the fact of whose de-
cease We recently noted, died somewhat sudden
IL. at Osean Grove, N. j., on Sunday, June 18th.
lie had been engaged there in the lumber and
,al e.,ate business, and on Friday. the 18th,
came to Camden 10 remove his family. oser-eN-
erang himself, no doubt, in the task. Return
ns 10 Ocean Grove, he was attacked with inter-
mi Inflammation, and died on Sunday evening
ll,. age was i3. He leaves widow, and seven
children-al under fifteen years of age. His
u,.ition in the NJ H. church was that of min
4,er il, good standing, engaged in secular pur-
,.l.t On account of i'll health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Extern pprized Police OrfIcers.

THEIR ARREST OF WATCH THIEF WITHOUT WAR
RANT AND HIS NOVEL nut SAFE CONVEYANCE TO
TRIAL
Joseph Stansbury WAS arrested at Claymont,
yesterday, by Jno. Mcbride and Jno. S. Beaston,
of Brandywine hundred, charged with the lar
ceny of watch from the former. During the
afternoon stansbury had applied for work at a
threshing yard in the vicinity of lgdgemoor, but
being refused he fingered about for some time
and finally found his way into the
pump house, where he plIfercd a watch from
the vest of Mcbride which the latter had left
hanging there. The robbery was early discover
ed, and Mcbride gave chase at once, capturing
the thief at Claymont, as stated, when lie dellv-
cred up the watch. Stansbury was then thrust
into tile wagon for conveyance to Wilmington,
whom he became violent and jumped out once,
alighting between the horse and tile shafts. lie
was then bound hand and foot and again put
back in the wagon, being bound down with a
leather halter about his neck, and one man sat
over him with a double barrelled gun. In this
situation the party arrived in town and created
some excitement from the manner in which the
prisoner was secured and guarded.
Being tai Ell before ESQ. Frazer Stansbury was
held in : 900 for Court III default of which he
was sent over The prisoner is very suspicious
character, and was before the Court at its LAT c
term on the charge of larceny but escaped by
the failure of the principal witness to appear
against him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

The CAPE MAY EXCURSION. Col Wainwrights
excursion to Cape May was an hour late in get
ting away from Wilmington, this morning, the
start from Reading having been delayed about
half All hour beyond the appointed time. 1t is
estimated that the party comprised about five
hundred persons, but only about sixty of these
came down through from Reading. Six full
carloads, however came down over the W. q H.
R. r., having been picked up at the several sta
came down over the W. d W. were quite few
Many Wilmingtonians accompanied the excur-
sion. The delay in starting shortened the time
of the excurionists on the Island, as the Felon
would be unable to make up the lost time, owing
to head tide all the way down. The Ariel sup
Piled the place of the Ftlton on her Philadelphia
route.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
New Advertisements, To-day.

Boarding at Rehoboth-1he odessa House
Wheel-barrow lost-Joseph Fout
Stocks and bonds-Merrck johnson Co
Shirt making-Mrs ) + Anderson
Hardware-Truman Y Shaw
Funeral notices
Wanted round floor for office
For rent-Three-story brick house
Notice-P " and Il Mcdowell
Wanted-Girl for gen raj housework
Lost-Canary bird
Excursion to Lewes and Rehoboth
Bowman Local Brevities
Wood-Craven Il Armstrong Breviy.
Tu tie soup-Fullmer, Brevties
Hosiery-C 5 Morgan, Breytty
Step ladders Enterprise Co, Brevity
Carpet cleaning-Ferry, Breyity
Taiiorlng-Bayne, Bre siiy
Coats-BuXbaum, Brevlty
Soda water-Galllgher, Breyity
Hats-Dubell, Brevity
Cigars-Singles Il Son. Brevty
Sewing machines-Groyer Il Baker, Breylty
Medicines-Hallagher Breviy
Wanted-a medium sized house
Notice. II Beggs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
,,enu,,IIean state convention.

,tate Convention OF the Republican Party, OF
,.e stote of Delaware, will be held at Georgetown
ll llV 81 FsDAY, the twenty-eighth day OF July at
' ~ N ior the purpose of nominating candidates for
~ .ilor and Representative IN Congress ana the
mM m,'M',.action Of such other business as may be
h'1, %, earcordance with custom New Castle County
vli eject seyenty-eght delegates, Kent nouiity
WI, clerl forty dele yates, sussex County VIII eic
l9p' gyeenflve Committee Of each County are re-
, vs. t tfye noliee early, of the number of dele
gu ,,n,rtioned to each Voting District and the
siua nt,I n ace Of their election.
: ,reitl Train Tor lhe accommodation 81 tne
lpl ~ ~, yen'ion. will lie run; Of which due notice
Niil he given. ,rr,rp-r II prcRErs
CHAIRMAN of the Republican State Executive
.tat.I a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

ne boston club defeated the Athletic at Bos-
"" ,1' Yesterday, by Il score of to o. The Allan
n" t,s Sl'h defeated the Hartford, by score of
me me losses by the Weehawken fire are "otii-
otliS ~ stated at nearly 100000. 10000 barrels
ol OIL were consumed,
/. q 1olier in the flour and saw mill of s. w.
rasehall Il Co., at Fulton. Ky., exploded yester-
""y' @ demollshing the building and fatally njur-
'UB Ferry Pasclall and his son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Dedication of a Cathedral.

Ar new lloman Catholic Cathedral at Har-
fnsg,lrs was dedicated on Sunday. Right Rev.
i"lirrl2ps Wood of Philade 3hia Lynch, of
, ~ ,,l'tfleStown; llara Of Scranton Becker, Of
wilmington, and Shanahan, of Harrisburg, were
lr'sgat ', besides more than one hundred clergy
aNi Ntthohc Societies from Columbia, Lancaster
snl IT,. gu, 9lher places Bishops Shanahan and o Ha-
~ ~ oaiated at the dedication, and Bishop OLA
~ elehrated pontiical mass. The sermon was
p'eaaned by Bishop Lynch. In the evening
anata p,n.1 ual yespers were given by Bishop Wood,
lynch o -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
More EataILighaning.

During thunderstorm ON Saturday the mouse
struck by lightning, and Mr.. Harrison, his wife
and little daughter were killed. They were SIT
ting on a feather bed at the time Another
house in the same town, which had lightning
rod on each of its chimneys, was also struck ana
badly damaged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

PAVING THIRD STREET CRossING.-A large
force of laborers are at work paving the bed of
Third street at the point where it crosses the
p w. & b. tracks. The stone used was quar-
ried among the granite formations at Port De-
posit, is regular i'll size and shape, and will AZ
ford a crossing far superior and more durable
than the oaken plauks which have heretofore
been used for this purpose. We understand
that the other crossings will be finished in the
some manner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
,rArIoSs AT THE DRANDYwlSE MILLS FOR FLOUR
New Castle Items.
[speclalIy Rep 9rted for the Commerelal.l

Especially Reported for the Commercially
New CASTLE, July IA.
The weather continues pleasant
We were glad to see Hon. A. @. Gray on the
street yesterday, looking quite well.
Seminole Tribe No. Z, will make an excursion
to Pcnnsgrove, N J., on the 18th inst, by the
steamer Major Reybold starting from Jetfer-
sons wharf at A. NJ sharp. They VIII take
with them a string band, that those who desire
may "Trip the light fantastic toe" and one Of
the main features of the days sport will be tub
race between four noble warriors for scalping
knife and sack race between two chiefs for
tomahawk. &c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Police Court.

Lewis and Ann c. Sailize we're held III 5000
carA FOR Court to answer the charge of stealing
q hiai from Capt. Clas. Grantland. The accus-
al ilese that they found the boat adrift.
BDlt. "a npDeN anl Mary Campbell each be-
gAI SUITS against the other for assault, and each
was required to pay the costs aud enter peace
bond IN s30O. The above parties are husband
MI NIT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

If you really want first class OF coffee, of any
the popular varieties at lar price, then go to
BOwmaus sill King and End and King.
Bowmau, as an inducement, Offers the best teas
for the same price usually asked f0r the common
qualities, at 5ll and 2d and KING.
Picked cove and splced oysters, Iobsters, sal
mons, sartlines, olive oil, Spanish olives. pickles,
sauces, etc, etc., at CASH prices. Bowman 2d and
King and oil King st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

EVENING TRAIN TO REHoBoTH.-Beginning on
to-day, an evening train on the Junction
Breakwater r. r. will connect with the 6 So Z.
NJ train south from this city affording an oppor
tunity for visitors to Rehoboth to reach tle sea
shore the same evening. We cannot state how
long the train will continue but presume during
the remainder of the season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
FOURTH EDITION.
Kisniarcl<.

HIS APPEARANCE AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION,
LAST EVENING.
KIssINoEN, Jnly ii.
Bismarck appeared at the publc.gardens last
evening, and was greeted with much enthusi-
asm and serenaded He made speech express
ing his thanks and said that the shot was not
aimed at his life but the cause he represented.
A priest has been arrested for completely in the
attempted assassination,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, July IA.
Probabilities For the Middle States, general
ly clear and warm weather, south Or wet winds
and stationary or falling barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

SEVERE FALL-Micllael Mealy, employed at
the car wheel shops Geo W. Lobdel accident
ally fell from roof which he was assisting to
put up over some machinery, yesterday after
wound just above his right temple. The wound
was dressed at MeInalla drug store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
An Insane NIoIher's tragedy.

On Sunday morning. Mrs. John Moats, living
te.' ulles south Of McConnellsburg Pa, shot her
4in9ntad :, dead while he was asleep. She then
,'.. wounded one of her children with a
ia1F w ana almost killed another with pitch
'"'A She is stated to be temporarily insane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
1taths.

NATL LACg.-On July 18th, 1874, Craze Matlack,
aged ~ months only child of Dr. and Mrs. l.. c.
Matack.
The burial will take place at Port Deposit, Mary
land "Wednesday, July 18TH, at 7. M. NO other
notice.
MoCABE.-on July 18th, James McCabe, in the aGth
year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased are re-
spcctiull invited to attend his funeral on Wednes
day morning at O'Clock, from his late residence,
No. 393 Il. Fourth High Mas, at 1T. Marys Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

Go to Atlantic City, July 3Oth, for real plea
sure. 1t will cost but S2,25 for all travelling
expenses there and back
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD, TODAY.
New YORK, July IA.
Gold, to-day f1.094.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
THIRD EDITION.
Massachusetts.
SAD TRAGEDY IN BosToN,

SAD TRAGEDY IN BOSTON,
BosroN, July IA.
Mrs Maggie Smith was killed. last evening, by
pistol accidently fired by her son, nine years
old. They were in an auction room, and the
boy in playing with the old pistol fred it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

SUNDAY SCHOOL P1c-NIo.-The German Bap-
tst Sunday School, filling two City Railway cars
the the day in IN Woodlawn i7 grove @ at the foot of
Broome st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MAREETs.


Cotton steady at 179S01794c Flour quiet aud
steady. supers SO. 5000 80 1xtras, So 00@5.50;
Penna. extra family, S7.Cd7.25 wheat quiet new
red, 81. 40 old red, 81 80 corn higher, yellow,
SIC. Oats, 6s@7lc. Whiskey 9S1s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
astp advertisements.

VKTE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LE-
w HIGH which is proved by three years expe-
rience to he equal for hardness and purity to any
Lehigh in the market at schuylkiI prices. All who
have used it, buy again
GEO. w. BUSH n SON, French ST. Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
MOST APPROVED MODERN STYLE

And with all the latest improvements. The po--
sition which has been suggested, and
which will probably be chosen, is a
very superior one, and has many advanta-
ges over any other along the beach. The lake
which will be Immediately in the rear of the new
building, it is proposed to enlarge and by some
needed improvements to make it pleasure to
be connected with the hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

OF which you have already spoken, shows IN
creasing signs of vitality, and it il stated that
ten of the requisite twenty shareholders have
been found. The building will probably be To-
Gated directly north of the Surf House, and i'm
in front of the small lake which is at
the northwest of the present hotel, between
the Surf House and jefferson Avenue. 1t will
be frame edifee, built in the
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Der erfte Hatbs5ipeig a.no Scs;s
Sorfd,iag fiir Ole Correction
Dnn Gnnea, SsGneff

tSr. $. 3. SorO legte befanntlidb Dem 1.
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sen, 1868 iiberflutbeten Stabttbeil bis htilauf
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Den SoDen in gleider $o0be NIT Der griide
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tbellen. Die leiotge Srage Der Correction Der
Sdle bat Oa8 Yubtfum 10 lauge beibdftiqt
uno ltelnt 10 bringenb gebotell, baB Inau
9enel9t lit, mad leoem Strobbalm III qreifen,
oamtt enoltd) luenigltens @tpaS qeidebe.
6oro'S Ylan 1T fein neuer NIB par tuOireft,
ipenn mir ntd)t lrren, bereit8 benz Spion'id)en
uno lpater oem QSman5'id]en SorIdlaQe eiu
perleibt.
Sr. Gbancellor bemerfte, oaB er ben Blan
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man bel Der SOrlage beiielben Die Correction
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fldde nnO Die Serbiitung elmer abnlid,en
petn1Iufung, tpie ms 1868 mioerfubr. SIS
lei oteies etn Sd)ritt sur Correction Der Eqle.
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titunn9 Der Straben, pdbrenb man bic baz
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etne ueberilutbung perbiiten f0nne. gr pro
teitire 9egen Die Serorbnun9 auf ben @runo
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ben Sertdten friiberer Staotrdtbe Dor.
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Seruti6tc 9epeid,en a,.s
Mct7s. 81 nrf.

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no uno l6loB 3u ITO.
= Die Sampfer vOarieu" bon Yatras
uno nGolumbuS" BON 9apanna iiuo bier Elm,
gstroffen.
-Sn Der Sabresperiammfang Ser y gSeern
linton Sci. Comp" puroe oaS alte Oirefto.
rium nit Iusnabme bon s. SO. sSielO, @,ra
@orneq unb '5iram Siblp pieber erlpdblt. -
Ser Sabresberid)t seigt, OaB bas @runofapis
tai Sal ,O73,41O. Die gonbi6ulo betrdat
$5,946, 900. Die @innabnen betruaen s9,z
262,653; Die auSgabeu $6,755, ,733. 9tetto=
gerbienlt S2,506.920.
= Sor bem Sbergerii)te miro eegeu,pdr=
ttg Der beriibmte Broseb smii1en BEN 81
ienbabnf0ntgen Sanberbilt uuo 0rem Der.
banbelt.
: 5ente organiiirte ftd bier oas gfatioual=
9ireftorium fir 0ampfi6iiffabrt.
= 9eltern Ibeno murbe Sames Sbuabare
bon 8. S'aeefe in etner S1napsfueipe ae :.
fto9en unb tOOtli9 oerrunnoet; Sames sol
lanp erbtelt einen t6btli9en S6laa nit ei.
nem Sammer.
= Mar6etti's nere Sper uStub glas, n
beren 2ibretto mad Stftor 5ugo's Drama
bearbettet tporben 1T, tpurbe bcnte 4beuo in
Der ,acaSemp of Mufic" sum eriten Wole
i'll 4merifa ge9eben uno iebr giinitig aufge=
npnlnleH,