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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.


Cotton I'm Better Demand and Firmer-
Flour Heavy-Whcat Lower-Corn
Easier-Oats L0wer-P0rk Easier-Lard
Lower-Frcights Quiet and Easy-Gro-
ceries Steady-Petroleum Unsettled and
Weak-Naval stores About Steady
Metals Quiet-WO0l Firm and I'm Bet
ter Request-Whislkey Steady.
FRIDAY, May SO P. M.
There was buy q moderate demand for merchan-
disc to-day, and the markets were in many cases
lower, though gold was higher. At the Produce
Exchange business was light and prices nuctu.
ating. Flour was dull and heavy. Wheat was dull,
heavy and lower, both on the spot and forward
delivery, and there was much more disposition
to sell than to buy. even at the reduced
prices. Corn was wanted for shipment, but
the orders were easily filled, and the market
closed dull and easier. Oats were dull and lower
in anticipation OF free arrivals from the canal.
Whiskey was easy. Pork was quiet. Lard was
dull and lower on the spot and future delivery.
Frcights quiet and nominal Sugar met with fair
demand, but otherwise the groceries ruled
quiet Cotton met with improved demand and was
frmer both for 'spot' and future" Petroleum was
dull. unsettled and, to extent. nominal In value.
Naval quiet, but not essentially changed
to value Metals, generally speaking, dull East
India goods quiet. Poultry and game firm. Wool met
with better demand, but the limited stock available
checked transactions. Market firm.
AsHEs-Receips for the past three days, SO packages
The obbng trade fair for pots which were quoted
steady at CSC per ID. Pearls remained nominal at 9c.
per ID.
BuIbprSa MArRRIArs.--There was a fair business re-
ported in brick with the market ruling firm. Lime was
unchanged In value and In moderate request; quoted
81 10 for Rockand common ana 81 rs for do lump.
Cement was rather quiet The last of Portland
were at S. We quote :.Rosendale, 81 rs per Dbl. ;
roman, 81 and Portland 50 % 20 Latns were quiet
but quoted firm at 81 q 81 10 for Eastern.
BROOK CoRN.--The general market continued quiet
and values az hibted change We quote :Green hur
at &C. I0c new brush and stalk braid at &c. &c.
red and red tipped at &C. 7c short green brush at l0c
12c. -,
ruling steady: quoted at 33c 34c Tor western ana 3c
35c for southern -,
BEANS AND PRAs-The market was qulet, but there
was rather better feeling mediums anu marrows
the stock of which Is under better control Other de
acri pu0ns were quoted steady. We quote s-Meuium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09

For future delivery Oasis low mddling the sales have
5 1so3 Sce az s ser thTes &
is sc August zoo at is Side, SO At g il Sc Total
II 1879. eOO at II Sisc 200 II tlsc mo nonoe this
az ioS !se 10 as
71Slc, lO0at l7c 800 at l75Sc No notice this week.,
So AZ S al aS at 5ay 30 :, : 5e Us g
; xssS:3 5 is S 9. 4 S is Ss
~ e II 9o Total T. 500 Grand
Mobile ia: ssvsnnSh Sss; Charleston, isS Winning
s son S a. & bales hs aay last WEEK.
1858 this day 59 Rates on cotton to foreign
sail &c. To Hamburg, .by steam, lc BY sail Nc. 70
Bremen. by steam, NC; by sail, hc., compressed To
DRIED FRuIrsSThe demand for choice quarter apples
fair the market hrmer sliced are also frmer,
but alter s
We quote apples sliced, lSc lS1sc quarters
2sc 49, Western appes aaassers isc' a2sc peeled
&c., do, Virginia &c. &c unpeeed peaches halves,
iic l2c do. quarters &c. PIC blackberres l7,6c
Sic plums state. i7c &c.,. do Southern, Ice 7c;
holders were asking l7c TO-DAY for their
ss s 81 70 Was op
near by sc state and Transatlantic is sSi
Canada choice brands, !61sc. Western, do. do l65c
ot fsouS asn bs ec
1920 bushels CORN A. IU DO corn meal 100 bbls and
da and aesv but Quotations were nomna nn
changed. The sales since last report COMPRISING all
kinds foot up about 4 800 bbls at figures within the
81 IS Tor Brand WINE s. IS S. Is Tor common Western
eri yellow and 81 Is 81 50 for yellow Jersey and Bait
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09
SCOTCH HoNoRs TO A BRAVE SOLDIER

From the London News, April 2O.l
On Saturday afternoon the freedom OF the burRA
OF Arbroath was, In accordance with resolution
OF the Town Council, presented to Major RAFT @.
b., commander OF the Royal artillery In the Asnsn-
tee expedition. The ceremony took place in the
Public Hail. and was followed BY banquet OF cako
and wine In the Town Hall.
Major Raft drove in from his fathers seat OF An
niston, near Arbroath, In the forenoon. He was
received in front OF the Public Hall. In High street,
by, exclusive Of the band, fifty men OF the First
Forfarshire artillery volunteers, under the COM
mand Of Major John J. Dickson. Afterwards, in
the Assembly Hall, Major katt was introduced to
Provost Muir, the magistrates and Town Council,
by whom he was accompanied to the platform Of
the Public Hall, where on his entrance, he was re-
crowded. there being about 500 persons present
Provost Muir made the presentation OF tho
Major RAFT, who was received with loud cheers.
said-I confess that would gladly shrink from
80 wa en
1orted by q whispered assurance conveyed TO me
the other day during an interesting ceremony
which took place in this vicinity. trust that am
committing no breach OF confidence, or II SO, that
I may be forgiven. These words which were SO
such sense Of relief to my breast, were, "noot,
man, II yer contesting the burghs, therell jfst
an and "a sppsnse In thanking YOU Mr. Provost FOR
the very kind and complimentary manner In
| which you have alluded 10 me- must protest
| small services that nave been enabled to render.
was particularly fortunate In being placed 10 posi-
| ton which brought me forward somewhat promi-
| nently before the public-(applause)- -Dut l am
quite sure that II any other brother oflcers had
been placed IN similar position they would have
fulfilled the duties equally well if not more salts
factorily Ny merits have been very much over
valued, and feel convinced, as l have already
endeavored to express to my friends the Town
Council, that am more indebted to my intimate
connection with the town Of Aroroath, and to the
nuonf mi ~ IF ire ovla fhusu
to any intrinsic merit OF my own for the disttn-
tinguished honor that you have this day been
pleased to confer upon mo. (Applause.D
The banquet was held IN the Town Hall. There
were upwards OF 100 ladies and gentlemen present.
The Provost took the chair, and proposed "Th0
Queen,n .sThe Prince of Wales and Royal Family's
and 1.-THE Army, Navy and Reserve Forces" In
speaking to the latter toast ne referred to the
services of both the land and sea forces In tho
recent Ashantee expedition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09

hand gained $4,000 in bullion to-day. The rate for
money in the open market is so per cent, or per
cent below the minimum bank rate
The following are the late quotations :-Consols
FOR money, 90 93H; do for account, o3k q ssk
ve.twenty bonds OF 1885, 1861; do. do. 1857 los<
= 100H; ten-forty bonds, 104H 104,S; new ives.
l04h 1o4X; Erie, 32as 32x; New York Central,
s9;. American securities quiet but firm. Amster.
sdsm-Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, ~;
Union Pacific drst mortgage bonds, 71z; UDton
Pacific stock, "a; Northwestern preferred, 52A I:
st. Paul preferred, AK; Erie, 3lk. ReEtes in
Paris, sol. sc.
In bank shares the bids were a. follows:-
American Exchange, Ill; Butchers 4 Drovers'
1875; Central National 101; Chemical, lol ;
City, 800; Citizens, 100; Commerce. 1901;
Continental 100; Corn Exchange, 12l; Fourth
German American, S51x; Germania, 1903; Gold Ex-
change, lilo; Irving, 124; Market, llSh; Mechanics
Banking Association, 90; Mechanics and Traders,
$50; Merchants', 100; Merchants Exchange, 10;
Metropolitan, 1856; Nassau, 101 New York, 127 |;
New York National Exchange. SIN; Ninth National,
100; North America, 90; Pacific. $50; Park 40 !;
People's lao; Republic, 1O7 Shoe and Leather $50;
State OF New York, lo4.
RAILROAD BONDS
were nrmer In the late afternoon dealings, Chi
cago and Northwestern consolidated gold bonds
having sold at S31a, Michigan Central sevens at
951, Central Pacifcs at 941s, New York and New
Haven skies at soH, Michigan Southern second at
100, and Milwaukee and st. Paul, La Crosse divi-
mkc ,t1o
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Wheat was dull heavy and lower; The sales com,
sPSs ana Or two Of q tor SS i
Sa VI S ..'s. 3 a.
sSs sss d sss. 81 nssa 5
yellow, old and new white entirely nominal Oats
ds aas 1os ana ssd asS na
i've o 1t 81 e e' oss loads aTsy 1 wss
dun, heavy and nominal in the absence OF sales.
accommodation BY vessels The berth, particularly
tor grain ain for charter in
IS a
81 SAIL e
g = Sc q by ns SAL s o SH1
ss i'd sSS e$sisis aS: S sSsossh sssss,
on The cnarisss Comprise an
Italian to GsTs for orders e. e United Na
wegian bark hence direct Connncnal port exciud
ing Ss 70 direct q s Ct
%slh @ g ws S 81 refined a. psr
eam; q o a., and 5000 eases q do $50 AZ A@sr
VIZ. Isd.s ;I sS s' American bark hence
s Of 1s
unimportant small parcels Values quoted steady
nco eye for Calcutta and izc &c. hom mi FOR for
HExP AND JurE.-Thc market for hemp was inactive,
but values q q g the 81
for single 81 II y for undressed: Manila &c. ioc
s. s'ss U.s. Srs'. su sss q
moderate trade With s prices csr ruling easier az
2sc.. currency, time. and 1850 bales ut 2<c 2sc,
Hay AND sraAv.-The demand for prime qualities of
nnchsnssd prces ~ quote nsnlpgins hay 81 81
7Sc sSc Straw7oc. Soc for long rye 6oc &C. for
short DO s'c soc for wheat and q 81 10 for pat
sS%t sssss y is
Hors Market dull In reference to the state Of the
wants and nc pIoysmsns in ,ns demand antS
interior are nnmportan very few hops are changing
the has been 100 cold and backward give them
a' S9ns IN s
will tend TO check shipments this way, and stocks
S na d N hs Be- seS any r
ness and bring about an improvement in values. Fine
% s Of & class sns are sy d
Receipts q domestcs for the week foot $50 bales and
nss Gss pns sse
AmeTican new good to cnoiGe asc soc DO do low
war; ms genuine soc &C. do .s S1a &C.
English, 20c Csc Bclgians. nominal Ice &c. Cali
'Tatsn s @ ls still dull and without de-
mand goo tons Of Lehsn IRON No sold at the furnace a.
s aa Win L PC s s ..so% o % iron
some manufactures Tor ohe-unobtanabie We note
s 0 sS tons :.
dengarnock. S3s: Eglinton, SS4 SIS; American, No D.
s r 81 s .srss 81 $40 hasEns' 81
LEArnrR.-lhe market since our last has been com.
parsysy onet for sole Svyi1s
prime overwciahts The receipts ior the week bayo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS


LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDov, May 8-Eyening. -
Spirits turpentine 29s. I'd. Sos per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.
DIED AMONG STRANGERS.

A few days ago Mr.. Lewis r. Seton, ayoung Eng
lishman who was travelling in this country for tho
benefit OF his health, arrived IN the city and 20.
cured rooms at the Hygienic Hotel. Laisht street,
ana on Thursday afternoon he was found dead IN
he'd. He having been unattended by physician
Coroner WoIrman was yesterday called to hold an
inquest over the remains, and an autopsy showed
tnar death resulted from lung disease. In posses
sion or deceased was found about $40 IN money, .
massage ticket from New York 10 Liverpool. silver
watch with guard attached, and other small arti-
cles together with aletter from his father, living
IN London. the body was buried In Greenw0od
Cemetery, and yesterday afternoon Mr.. J0nn n.
Toal Secretary to the Board OF C0rOncrS adj
dressed letter to Mr.. Seton In England, inform
ing him VI his sons death and burial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09

No. sdo Pork dull and shsdc lover e 30 q cash:
lower at a5c I0c cash gi5c June Bulk meats sc ady
and unchanged At Sc. tor loose shoulders Whiskey
steady at 94c Freigts dull declinngCorn to But
tale sHc wheat 20 DO e keceipts,lo bbs npn ",
do rye and 0OO barley Shipmen 900 bbs Hour,
$50 bushels wheat 900 do. corn. 5000 do oats LOO
do a n do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09
rINCINNATI CITY LOAN.
" The AMERICAN ExCH
No l2Q nun AnvrAv Nrwv

~ THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
No. LIS BROADWAY new YORK. April &c, 1874
This bank will receive sealed proposals for One Million
Dollars 7O BONDS Of the city Of Cincinnati redeemabe
accordance with the annex ed advertisement
Bids at not under par and accrued interest will be
opened on tho Goth May prox, at u oclock I'm c.,
CINCINNATI, April IL, 1874
The un de rsgned, Board OF Trustees appointed tor
that purpose offer for sale One Million Dollars of the
Coupon Bonds of the city of Cincinnati bea ring 7O
cent interest," payable semiannua lily at the American
Exchange National Bank, in New York. These bonds
part OF an issue OF $4,000 authorized to be made
it with the States i'm mediatey SOUTH which hther
to It has been measure Isolated, but which. when
completed, will add largely to its wealth and popna
ton.
Supreme Court OF Ohio, the Court Of last resort
The city had at the last population of $4,000,
since largely increased by additional territory surround
ing 1t and by Its natural growth. Its population and
towns Immediately ADJACENT are not less than
vi directly owned by 1t Is worth from slSOO5O0J
S 00Ol It's total Indebtedness Is less than S700O00;
tannual expenses about s. including interest
With these facts in view the bonds proposed will form
very first class Investment
BY an act the Legislature ofOhio and by similar
of Kentucky and Tennessee through which the road
passes the hodersof these bonds secured by special
lien upon the entire road that they combine the
curty both Of mortg age and Of q city debt
application at the American Exchange National Bank
through which the bonds are offered tor sale.
MILES GREENWOOD,
WILLIAM HOOPER,
X. NJ. BISHOP. Trustees,
L. A. FERGUSON,
PHILIP HEIDELRACH !
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SOUTHERN BONDS.

SOUTHERN BONDS.
We are informed that arrangements have been
made by the State authorities Of Tennessee 10
resume the payment OF interest on its several
bonds. The Comptroller and Treasurer Of the
State are en- route to New York, and 1t is stated
that there il no doubt that the July interest Of
1874 and that OF January and July, 1875,
have been amply provided for. The effect
cOf this arrangement will be to enhance
the value OF these state bonds and replace
them on their former basis. The following
are t0-days prices:-Mlssouri skies, 94,<; do. do
Asylum Or University. 81 do. do, hannibal and st.
Joseph issue. %; Rhode Island skies, 102; Ten
nessee sixes OLD, s2 no. do, do, ex coupon, CAS-;
DO do, new, 81; do. do do, ex coupon, 641s; do.
do, new series, 64K; Virginia skies, old, 80; do.
do. consolidated, 50K; do. do, deferred, liz;
Georgia skies. IS; North Carolina SKIES old,
January and July, 81; do. do, do, April and Octo-
Der. n; do. do, North Carolina Railroad, January
and July, as do. do, do, April and October, 3s;
do. do. do. on January and July, %; south Caro-
lima stxes %; do do, January and July, do. do,
April and October, 16; do. Funding act, 1885, 10.
MEMORANDA
Telegraphic dispatches, dated at st. Louis yester-
day, say the consolidation OF the st. Louis and
Iron Mountain and Cairo and Fulton Railroads
has been fully effected and new board OF dt-
rectors elected. The following are the Officers
s0i VIC CUASOiuuO1u COMpduy '-AuOmd5 hlicu,
President; a. G. Marquand, OF New York,
Vice President; D. w. McWiliams OF New York;
treasurer; s. d. Barlow, secretary; Thomas Nc
kissack, General superintendent. The road will
hereafter be known as the st. Louis, Iron Noun.
tain ana Southern Railway. The old stock and
old bonds VIII be called in and cancelled, and new
consolidated stock and bonds will take their place.
Arrangements have been made to run trains
through from here to Austin, Texas, BY way OF the
International Railroad Of Texas.
The following were the earnings OF the Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad
Company
April, 1874. So4, osi
April, 1873. 17,3So
Increase. $7SO5
The following are the earnings OF the Union a.
ocinc Railroad Company
Tragic Department.
March, 1873. March, 1874
Earnings .................. $708,256 $685., OPS
Expenses. ................ 33O,ooO 5os,ooU
Net earnings. $377,456 *s347.945
Decrease gross earnings for March. ..... $21, $50
Decrease net earnings Ior March.......... 22.5l0
Jan. l to March ST.
1873 1874.
Earnings. $1.724,0l4 $1,9l5,731
Expenses. ................ 97l,395 1.023, e05
Net earnings. .......... $752,6i9 1891, 1888
Increase gross earnings for three months $19, 716
Increase net earnings Tor three months. 139, lit
*Seventy-efght thousand dollars OF which has
been paid Tor ne rails.
follo a no oarn IF ro, DC
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sSs.s .1 e good q g
4 :l:ss Goo Goo | prime
Dem and has Dt pees only fair buyers only
&c. &c. . Dc d. 90 sir VIII ,ssi sao d.
sss ssssy ~ ss %
ssoSs s.s a. snS e % % e sss
s e f S and e fSSa
S n s sS 1 S, o So DO e prime s
Sls soaS ss 81 choice :ir
sass ssS VIII I'M rs
styles Common DC ase l : io0a 90. -,
s Ss r under better
S
and Sed s su
s Hi DE- d. s.r as 70 sefa sa
e; i1c.; Western factory fun cream choice le'c
ss sf &c. sSOd ss,mSsd 10 lSc oid
STATE s;r ~ factory good to One, iSc M do common to
demand has moderate With prices
sS;a.:s R Ess: ils New Zealand
CooPEsAcs srock-values we're to an extent nominal.
sHs as
1S s sSsss '1 With hsad.
49, 40 box shocks $50 SIS; rum shocks $3.50 q
pipe shocks % 80 81 empty hogsheads 81 12 81 %;
bSSps cS ). Sr dIS g PRIME c hoops Z
CANDLKs.-There nothing doing In candles aside
from limited jobbing trade at steady prices We quote
Sperm, Sc patent DO, ssc 2 s9c siearic Mitchell
Co.'s 6 OH z8c &c. parafne 6's and l2s, &C. &C.;
16oz.. 1910. Ito.
CoIrEE-rhe market remained very quiet for all de-
scrDtions and while prices were easy. they were not
bags OF Rio; ex South America. on private terms
DO, lsNc &c.,. good DO, i94c q lykc. prime do,
sras: mats c CeyoS N. i c MsricaiSo
aSc S2hc; LaguaZra ls'Ae Sle y lam ,a isc
Costa Rica lyc. 2lc. Mexican l9c 2Sc.; savanilla,
l7Ac 12c Cu.acoa r7,se 2oc, gold, per h., sixty
and ninety days credit
CoPrxR-Contnued in fair demand and Arm. The sales
foot up about 0,00O lbs OF Lake, ut 2isAc. 25c
CoTToN-An Increased demand prevailed for spot"
ana business Was connnea to narrow limits TRe quota.
tons affixed show advance OF Nc per lb for good
binary. Quotations for the othcr grades unchanged.
CONTRACTS for May deliveries made at &c advance,
and tor the later months Nc. the market closing firm.
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A LExANDER FROTHINGHAM& COMPANY SECURE
"A additional capital for miners manufacturers. mer.
chants also organize iDcoi porate companies make
vesments for capitalists and transact general banking
and commission business
ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM d CO.. IL Wall street.
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Increase gross earnings for three months. $19,718
Increase net earnings Tor three MONTHS. 139, lit |
*Seventy-etgnt thousand dollars Of which has |
been paid Tor new rails.
The following are the gross earnings of railroads |
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THE COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following total net receipts since septem'
Der l. 1873 at ali ports:-
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HAVANA MARKETS,
HAvaNA. MavA I87x

HAvsNA, May g. 1874
Sugar-No. u Dutch standard 1885 10 reals per
robe. Exchange actve-on the Unted States, 60 days;
currency lOi q LOG preMinm, short SIGHT, l06 l08
prsmigm % DAYS gold 1870 1si premium short sight
Paris, 1870 Isl premium. Spanish gold $40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
u 9ouiie Gateau.

SIN beiliden Ibsi.s bon Yelsien, in
Der YroSin; Sennesau, unpeit Der franz
sSiiden @rense, liestpaS fleiuk Dorf Bots
d'Haine 0pr. BOA Oibn.) unsefabr 5
Winuten bon cieiem Oprfe entfernt ftebt
an Der eancitraBe Elm fletnes bslteipenes
5dus6ca nit selblib sstin6tsn Wdns
Der, Srinen Senfterldpen uup rptbem
3ieselcade. Sier wobnt DIE frau 3ateau
Cipr. ea;o) nit ibren beipsn TS6tern
8oine unp Der jdnseren eouile. 9estes
re 1T "a Sabre alt, bon mebr ala mittels
mdbiser 0rSse; ibr Iusieben 1T pbQis
seiunc, ibr @eii6 leidt aer5tbet ie bat
blonee 5aare, blaue, flare urp belle @us
gen unp sinen beitersn unp frommen Sc
ii1tsauspmf. = 90 III zines Sreitass
um bic Wittassseit ; mir isben aus BEN
Dorfe piele Grempe fommsn, Deuis
fds Gnsldnrer, GranSoien fe bssebsn
ii1 in eas 6dus1en unp mir folssn ib.
men. Die Stube, In bic mir treten, 1T
rpenu aud bdrftis sinSeri9!st ;
MIR finpen bic Stube fat ldon seflat
BON 8eiu&srn auer Stdrpe unp Wsns
l&snflaRsn, unp fe ale i&ausn 1praas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
pie fette &emeraf- Yer(ammfnms oes
Central Yereims in 2soGefter,
J1em. ylorR.

Wel6en Ginorud oieielbe bel unierm
Gor~reiponoenten bi~nterlaIen, barber
idreibt uns unier CUTE Sreunb auf oeB-
faaiises 8sfrasen ridt uno ldli6t pie
folst
SD fii6lte oiesmal mebr pie nod ie=
mails, baB i1 mid in Der @eIeQi6aft fa=
tbolil9er Mdnner befano, Die bas SerS
auf Dem re9ten Sled baben, obidon lid
au9 bier pie iiberaa rduoi9e S6afe unter
Der Seerbe ianoen, Mdnner Die mebr aus
GbrseiS..als aus fatbOlii6em 8eiible oa
iparen. Seoo6 muB i6 Sbnen gelteben,
bab i6 mid in meinem @Iauben isbr se=
itdrft fiible unb bieies @efibl au6 nit
mad Saule bra6te. Gs par mirtli6 Die
i4SHfte, rubisie @sriammluns, Der i'd
nod beiwobnte. Scanoalicenen linb mei=
nes WiHens sar nidt porsefommen.
ueber Die 5rase Der @rinbuns elmer ta=
tbolil9en l1niperiitdt 1T fem Wort selpro=
den porben uno mi 81 d t-benn unter
Der jebisen Contribution fam ia aud
ni4ts Yraftii9es setban iperben. Sie
beBfalIise Sepel6e bon Milmaufee purbe
iebr ~faltblitis aufsenommen, mas mir
ni4t gang gut sefiel. SaB etpas Sii4ti9es
bur9 Die neue Contribution entitsben miro,
oaran ~Sipeifele i'd ni9t, oenn i'd babe bas
srObte 3utrausn gu ben Wdnnern, Die jene
Sa9e unter lid baben. Wenn man Die
iebise Contribution oes Central 8ereins
beoadtiam burdsebt, 10 miro mar Su Dem
Sdluie selansen, bab unter II. our6 oie-
ielbe Die perIdieoenen fatbolii6en Yrojecte
ME ins 2eben serufen ueroen tOnnen, fOls=
lid Our9 Elm neues perbeiertes Statut
nur seipinnen iperoen."