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Our Ieet M Kew Wess

GETTING READY FOR THE BIG DRILL.
KEY WEST, January 6.-Admiral Case, on
taking command of the feet YESTERDAY, ordered
all the vessels to complete their complement OF
coal and be in ready % all at any moment.
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Organization OF the New York Legts-

ALBANY, January The legislature met to-
day at noon. In both the senate aud hous. the
officers nominated at the republican caucus last
night were elected.
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OUTSTANDING

DIsBARRING THE RING CONvICTs.
The supreme court general term), on motion
OF the district attorney, issued orders on Tweed.
lugersOll and Genet TO show cause why tbev
should not be struck from the roll of artorneys
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The Montank in Hampton Roads

FORT MONROE, January b--The United
States monitor Montauk, in tow Of the tugs Cy-
clops and Relief, from Washington for New
York, arrived in the roads last night dense
fog prevails here.
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TIE CIVIL RIGHTs BILL.-At four O'Clock
this after noon General Butler will close debate
in the House on the civil rights bill, and, IL Is
said, he is going TO make il lively tor the
boys" II s the general impression that the
bill will be recommitted to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee az
their meeting to-day agreed to report in favor
of the confirmation OF Caleb Gushing as minis
ter to Madrid.
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JUDGR HAGER, the new Senator from Cali
forpia, is detained at San Francisco by the
sickness OF has wife.
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THE INDIANS, whom General John e. Smith
recently wanted to go for at Lawrence FORK,
Nebraska, turned ont to be Ogallslla Sioux,
who were going to the South Platte to hun.
buffalo.
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New York Nafes
SILT 70 nrrn,.nn-.,1.nn'

SUIT TO RECOVER 500, Op0 IN COLD.
NV YORK, January Suit has been begun
by capiss against Edwin Rowe & Co 20 recover
S2uo 600 in gold for alleged violation OF the
revenue laws.
GANG oF THIEVES.
The police yesterday arrested a gang OF
thieves who are believed 20 be members OF a
band that has been robbing suburban residences
I'm the past few weeks.
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wisconsin, New Goyerume

CHICAGO, January 6.-The new state admin
istration Of Wisconsin assumed the reins OF
power yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bachelors Hair Dye is the best IN the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tnts disc ppointment harmless, reliable, fnstaa-
taneeus black or brown; Of all erugg1sts' and is
Dond street New York. f1-eolv
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THB NOMINATIONS of Herman Silver to be
United States marshal for .he territory of Da
kota was Yesterday Withdrawn by the President.
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THE Committee on Commerce of the House
will not hold regular session until the revised
estimates of the departments have been submit
ted. 1t IL generally conceded that the esti-
mates for river and harbor improvements will
be greatly reduced,
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ANOTHER STATEMENT.

ST. LoCfs. January "a dispatch from To-
peks says Pomeroy's bail was declared forfeit
ed, with the understanding, however, that M
defendant appears for trial during this month
the order OF forfeiture will be rescinded N is
believed here that Pomeroy will rever be tried
but as the case stands IL puts him In the posi-
ton of criminal At large without bail and la
BILE 20 arrest at sny time.
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GENERAL Spinner left this city in the early
train to-day for Florida.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day and yesterday were 1908 .26l.
SALES on the Washington stock exchange to-
day amounted to So, $50.
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WASHINGTON THEArER COMIQUR.
w 18th Street, below Penna. Avenue,
TREMENDOUS SENSATION
MONDAY, January SSH NIGHTS AND TWO
The Most Thrilling Sensati0H Of the Ags,
engagement Of the popular young 7 ragedian, Dir.
= n sIETsON, supported by the charming come
6lepne, Miss MARION SOMERS, in the thrilling
drama, IN three acts and q prologue,
NECK AND NECK,
18th its startling Railroad Sensation, its thrilling
Execution Scene, and Its wonderful mechanical eff
fests New scenery, new effects, new designs.
The great Character Artists,
JOHN, THE FIELDINGS, MAGGIE
In their new specially acts, including
"BLARNEY.n
The eccentric Bone Duetists and Song and Dance
men, the kline BROTHERS.
The beautiful lady song and dance cham pion, Miss
HELENE SMITH
Ard the BtSTsTOCk COMPANY in AMERICA
LANES B. EDWARDS, Miss CARRIE AVERY,
Harry q. Andrews, wv n Hamburg. b g. Hodges
Miss Amelia Gorenfo, Miss Fannie May, r Hsrri-
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons
change OF bill at each matinee. JanS- tr
OPERA LIBBETTOs, save 20 CENTS OnIy
" correct and mplete edition.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS.
PRICE, ONLY 10 CENTS.
lan2-6t JOHN r. EhLfs i CO.
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The CABINET to-day held brief session. All
the mem bers were present. Several dispatches
from Mr. sickles to Secretary Fish relative to
the condition Of affairs In Spain were read but
they contained no news in addition 70 the press
dispatches already published. The impression
in official and diplomatic circles IL that the
Spanish republic IL practically ended.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
Getting warm for Ex Seuator Pom.

A GUBEBSAToRiAL REQCIsTTIoN TO uR sENr
HERE FOR HIN.
CHICAGO, January GA Topeka. Kansas
dispatch says the case OF ex-senator Pomeroy
for bribery, came up for trial YESTERDAY. An
phcaton for continuance OF twenty DAYS was
denied by the court. POmerOy not appearing
bis $4,000 bail was declared forfeited. The
Governor will issue a req usitiOn on the Cover
nor Of the District OF Columbia TODAY. and a
messenger will leave with Il inside OF twenty
four hourS
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s0Illinsis newspapers are discusslns fsvora-
bly, project for the erection Of monument 20
he late sx-Gov. Richard Yates.
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MONDAY PRArRRs-President Grant has at
the solicitations of Rev. Peter Parker, chair
man OF the Metropolitan branch of the Evan
gelical Alliance, issued an order granting per
mission TO the department clerks who desire to
attend the roOnday prayer meetings, to be held
in Lincoln hall this week, to do So
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PROPOSED REDUCTION OF CLERICAL FORCE
OF THE WAR DEPARTMEET.-In the House yes
terday, Mr.. Williams of Ind, introduced bill
regulating the clerical force of the War depart
ment, which provides clerical labor as follows :
Secretary's office, 40 clerks; archives, ); Adiu-
tant Generals, 269; Inspector Generals, Q;
Quartermaster Generals, 40; Paymaster Cen
erals, 60; Commissary Generals, 81; Surgeon
Generals, l36; Engineers department, %; Ord
nance, %; Military Justice, 10-making a total
OF IS, and being reduction Of 19I persons and
sis ,5GO,g4,
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DON'T BELIEVE IN ABoLIsHING THE INTER
NAL REVENUE BURRAU-The Senate Finance
Committee to-day reported back the resolution
OF MI Sumner directing the committee to co.l-
slider the exrediency of abolishlng the Internal
Revenue bureau, ani asked to be discharged
from its further consideration. The report was
accepted.
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SECRETARY RoBKsoE appeared before tn |.
House Committee on Appropriations this morn
ing, with regard to the resolution calling for q
reduction Of the estimates for the Navy depart
meut. He read letter TO the committee, COW
ore yiousy addressed 10 the President, setting
forth bis views concerning the proposed reduc-
tons very elaterately. He informed the COM
mittee that, In his Judgment, he was of the
opinion that he could reduce his estimates
about two million dollars, but only in the civil
service branch Of the department. He then
showed coDclusiyely that IL was Impossible 70
make any reductions for the maintensnce Of the
navy proper, but indicated that there should he
an increase Of appropriations In tins respect, in
order to place the navy in an efficient and for
midable condition.
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A REMEDY FOR THE POLITICAL TROUBLES
IN LOuIsIANA.-Among the rumors OF the hour
IL one that moderate republicans and liberals
are earnestly in favor OF new election In Lou
l-lana as the only solution of the unfortunate
situation OF affairs in that state, and il is said
that Senators Carpenter, Edmunds, Ferry of
Conn.,, Sumner, Fenton and Schurz favor such
course. Senator Carpenter had "a long inter
view with the President this morning, in which
affairs in Louisiana were very earnestly dis
cussed.
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missioner Of Internal Revenue to-day received
q telegram from Revenue Agent Gavett, in
North CaroliI . saying that with Mr.. Roder,
who was se Mt TO Assist the Investigation from
Washington. that be had caused the arrest of
John W. Sessions, distillery surveyor, and Jes.
W. Beasley, guager, in the nrst district Of that
state, for forgerles and fraudulent account,
and that they had been held 20 bail IN the sums
Of three and four thousand dollars, for prosecu-
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DIED AT SEA.-A telegram was received at
the Navy department to-day announcing the
death OF Midshipman Robert ID. Stevenson, on
board the [. 5. steamer Colorado, in the West
Indies.
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GEN. BUFFERS FINANCIAL VIEws.-This
morning Gen. Buffers speech on the bill "to
authorize the issue of a national currency, to
assure its stability and elasticity, lessen the in
terest on the public debt, and reduce the rate OF
interest,"" delivered in the House, January r.
1863, was laid nnOn the desk of every Senator.
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pliance with Senate resolution, offered by Mr.
Davis, OF West Virginia, calling for certain in
formation concerning salaries of Senators, the
Secretary of the Senate has prepared state
ment from records Of bis Office, which was laid
before the Senate yesterday. 1t exhibits the
various rates Of compensation for Senators and
Represe ntatives nxed at various times, and
shows that the following acts increasing rates OF
comper sation were retroactive, namely:-The
act OF september y, 1889. was retroactive for
six months and eighteen days; act Of March 10,
1876, for six days; act Of March 10, 1876 for one
year and fifteen days; Act Of January 49, 1878,
tor nity-three days; act Of August Is, 1856 for
one year, hve months and twelve DAYS: act of
July -, 1866, extending back ono year, four
months and twenty -four days; act OF March g.
1873, for two years. The following Senators
covered into the Treasury the amounts due
them under tss retroactive provisions Of the act
May %, Mr.. Anthony, 4,497 90; June 23, Mr.
Buckingham, "a .5556o; May 81, Mr. Fenton,
4,ls4; June 2, Mr.. FrelInghuysen, Al GA. so;
May 10, Mr.. Hamlin, "a .l3o; August IA, Mr.
Morton, IS 92240; April 9, Mr.. Pratt, Si,i2t GO:
August IS, Mr.. Ramsey, s5,oil.i0; March %, Mr..
schurz, 1901 go; July IL, Mr.. Sherman,
q, 336.40; May 6, Mr.. Scott, si,733 60; MAY 2,
Mr.. Sumner, "a 1880; May %, Mr. Thurman,
q, $50 %; March 2s, Mr. Wilson, 81 ,44s Septem.
Der s, Mr.. Wright, S3,l40 %.
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RRGENTs OF THE SMITHSONIAN INsTITU-
TIoN.-Mr. Garfield. of Ohio introduced in the
House yesterday joint resolution providing
that the vacancies in the board of regents Of
the Smithsonian Institution, OF the class other
than members of Congress" be filled by the
appointment Of Asa Gray, OF Mass, in place Of
Louis AgassiZ, deceased: j. ID. Dana, of Conn
in place Of Theodore d. Woolsey, and Alex
ander L stewart, OF New York, in place Of
VIM Is. A,tor, whose terms terms have expired;
and that John Mclean, OF y. j., and Peter
Parker, OF Washington city, whose terms have
expired, be reappOinted.
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AMUSEME NTs.

NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Grand oPERSd' i II EXliLis SiTso'orS'
KELLOGG TROUPE.
THIS EN ENING, V.rdi'. Beautiful Opera,
ru, RiG0LETTo tsooLS REyENsE;i
LsBdf, Mrs. Sesuin, Mr.. jos. NJ tas, (iirst ap-
PeAranee h WEBH Hspy Psaf"s, Hail. 30
Mis- Kellogg, Mrs. s,guin. Tho d1re Habelman,
William C.rl on, Mr.. Peakes &C
THURsDAY.M OF FIGaRh Mis-.
M.dsm; 4a' zaHdf, Mrs gum. wfai Il MA.
&C GRAD BOHEMIAN GIRL MATINEE sArUg-
pA1-Mlss krl,6gS, ar. Seguin: Mr. MAJ, M.
WE COME WITH SONGS TO GREET you
THE HUTCHINSONFAMI
will give TWO OF THEIR OLD TIME
SACRED CONCERTS.
AT NETROPOLITIN NJ. r. CHI RCH,
under the auspices Of Mr.. y. widows,
Tickets Of a. mission, 50 cents. Reserved seats
rs cents extra. To be had at MetzerOtt Music
store. Jsno-lw
JANAUsCHEK,S FAREWELL
AT FORD'S.
MADAME FANNY JANAUSCHEK will appear
In her farewell in this city
to her retirement at the end Of the present season.
The Company appearing with Janauschek have
hattie advantage Of similar experience all Of the
in the adequate production Of her great plays.
On MONDAY EVENING a dramatiza.ion OF
Dickens Bleak House, !" in which she sustains txo
remarkable characters.
CHgsEEY VOID.
hafy psal1 tss shG
- On Tuesday, MARY sTUART-F.ve Acts. I,
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STARVATION IN LoUsIANA.-It is said that
the object of the conference of the Louisiana
delegation Yesterday with President Grant was
70 consult with reference to relieving destItu-
the President By Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana,
that many persons were starving in that state.
1t is believed bill will be passed by Congress
asking the War department to issue rations to
the sufferers.
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A FINANCIAL CONFERENCE INVITED. The
Committee on Banking and Currency have
agreed to invite the leading economIs' Of the
views upon the subject of our currency, and the
means Of bringing its value to q higher standard
on the basis Of the value Of gold. The invita-
ton will be in the form of q circular letter and
addressed to all the leading financial minds in
the country.
REPRESENTATIVE ELLIOTT, (colored.) OF
South Carolina, in the House to-day delivered
his speech in advocacy Of Gen. Buffers civil
rights bill. The galleries were well filled, par
ticularly the portion usually occupied by
the colOred people. Mr.. Elliott read from man.
was distinctly heard, and displayed consider
able oratorical ability. Mr.. Eliotts time was
extended. and he closed at ten minutes before
two ,,s 0sSeh with hs forsble Upon
ping in the galleries, which was promptly sup
pressed by the Speakers gavel. Mr.. Elliott
WAS heartily congratulated by his republican
colleagues.
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE held a
meeting this morning, and agreed to report the
bill "authorzing national banks that have de-
cided to reduce their capital stock to withdraw
proportion of bonds upon retiring their own
circulating notes. or dep0siting lawful money of
the United States in proportion provided BY
provides that any banking association that may
decide to reduce its capital stock Is provided in
the 18th section of the national currency act
shall be entitled to take up Q pro rata portion
of its bonds, upon depositing lawful money OF
the Emitted Ststes, or returning its own circu-
lattng notes in the pro portion required by law,
lied under said section, any notes of such bank
thereafter coming into tie Treasury of the
United States shall be cancelled until the
amounts so cancelled, together with such as shall
be redeemed shall equal the amount Of reduc.
tion-Authorized.
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The CHIEF JUsTIcEsHIP.-Rumors we're cur
rent last night and this morning that the Presi-
dent would to-day withdraw the nomination of
Mr.. Williams to be Chief Justice, but up to the
hour OF Cabinet meeting no official confirmation
of the stories in circulation was obtained.
Judge Williams had no knowledge of any such
inteRtion on the part of the Executive.
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IT Is STATED that members OF the Judiciary
Committee are in favor Of, and are maturing,
bill which in effect, so far as the nomination
by the President of the chief justice is con
cerned, will abolish the Office, and, instead of
the mode OF now selecting that officer, delegate
the power to the associate justices, who, by
election, shall select from among their own
number one who shall preside over them.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONs.-The Presi.
dent sent the blowing nominations to the SEN
ate to-day: Joseph H. Chandler, Collector OF
Customs, District Of superior, Mich; james
Codd, Collector Of Customs, Nantucket, Mass.
Ohio b. Young, Appraiser OF Merchandise, Sa-
vannab, Ga; John l.. Macon, Collector of In
ternal Revenue 81 District, Vermont; George
b. Foster, Y. 8. Marshal for Vermont, q. s.
Atorneys.-Calyin G. Child for Conn; Gabriel
o. Wharton, Kentucky; Archibald Sterling,
T., Maryland. Pension Agents.-Bepjamin Nj.
Prentirs, at Quincy, ILL.,; Edward Ferguson,
Milwaukee, Wis; 5. H. H. Parsons, Albany,
n. Y; Stephen Thomas, Montpelier, VT; John
L. Barstow, Burlington, Vt; Henry K. Reed, ,
San Francisco, Cal. Postmasters.-James M.
Edmunds, at Washington, ID. c.; l.. A. Hamb-
lin, Owaseo. Mich; Fred. Ball, Lagrange, Ga.
Mrs. Jennie Blish, Arkadelphia, Ark; Gustave
b. Wahle, Cincinnati, Ohio. Giles B. Overton,
receiver Of public moneys, Salt Lake City. @.
A.. Huntington, Indian agent, Nelah Bay Agen-
cy, Washington territory.
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The SENATE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AZ
PAIRS held meeting this morning, and agreed
to report favorably the bill authorizing the Sec
rotary of War to ascertain the amount of ex-
pense incurred in arming volunteers in I" the
war OF 1862 by the government of Dakota;
$50, the bill for the relief of settlers on Fort
Randall reservation who were driven of by In
dians during the same year.
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- efan Canary BIRDS tor sale cheap, Il "a 80
~ street south, between Maryland avenue and ~
street. decl1-fAt,lm" ~
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&arepaiIdje &abelBertdltsr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-26
SsiesrapDiise Sepei9et.
STANDARDIZATION.
stas Ser sauoesbamptitaot.

@aihingtpn, 25. yfop. = Oas Sausz
@on,ite fir 8ermiatsunsen mta bieielbtn fir
Die Snbianer UNI Mlliou ssseu bic poridb-
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Snoianern abgeibloiienen Sertrd3e abgelall.
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wiileH. oo.. j.
Sare berihfet BON mebrfahen Serbeilerunsen
uno friebiertigen abiid)teH unter ben Slonr.
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Cite btuttac Sa,iekaTatrc.

ia pIe ID 2, SNOtAN 2frttOrN, q. Jt0U.
oia Sort @lbion.-@ine beittge S6ieBafiaire
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uurbeu abgefeuert; orei Ysrionen muroen per
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uerianmlung luSpenoirte lbre SiBungen uno
a1e Qdben lpurcen geihlONen. Uiaior Su-
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@rtrabOte, gtameuS 0tOB, lit uOn Otajor Su.
gals 5u benz Sunossmarlhaa nah Sort @ibs
ion gelanbt tporoen, I'M bon bort 6itlfe 5lt
beaniprllhen, oamit man bic lluiduloigen
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t0nne Die llebeltbdter geb6ren Der Bartci
oeS SheriifS an, uno man permutbet, O0B
oerelbe 2dnfer ausgeidlidt bat, nm ieine
6reunoe 81 parnen uno 10 beren Scrbaftung
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Dit beiBe IuIt-Ko1bferof

BON 9amlon GuBeiieu uno benz solOenen
Neutrality-suspicious.
fiuo ieoer an fidb iclbSt porsisd uno iino In 9tHs
fidt Ser @rceGen5 nid1t 5u ubertrelTen. ,xs.,s.,
merben abgeibteilen pom n.
. &nri1a 1871 G6e Ter Baltlmorez L. GutaDfrate.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

NQlttmore, 0cu II. JloOember 37l,
8a bic Straseu Surhbruhs @ommiidre etuen
uolen uuo per6ciierteu Berid, iber Die IHidee uno
8ersltun9en be5 SeiTnene Der atbcmarle=, BON
Yiopmans bis YaltimUrenraBe, in meuem
Sireau nieoer9eegt,i 10 made i'd bicrmit betauut oas
Die Siihetuuo PIdue 6iniidtidb oerle6en im Staot=
Jie9tirators= Buftau mdbreno ore ID t9 3a9en sur
ginfd fir ale utereiiiren gcrioHeu 9eoifnet lein
slucroeu, tpdGreno WeId)er 3et Uou Der @nti6eouuq
Der @ommindre in ir9eno eiuem @eri6te, fuelhe5
erihte Bartlett hGribcr beitgt Appeuatiou en9elegt
iperoen tam.
(2O,6,82,8) Sobu ". 3obb, ReoiItrotor,
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ytpd, t,teI,r Sfurut id,doett

90 emp + 8, 25. ytop. : Der Sturm,
mel1sr am letten Sonnta9 abens tpiithete,
tbat i'm iiio0itli9cu 3heile oteies Gountps
aroBen S6aoen; mebrsre 0dd,er pllroen fort-
9eipebt, Nelb3aune nieoergeriiien nno gdume
entrpurselt. Sin N,aun nebIt 6ran uno orei
8inberr, ipel9e burd ugieiu .Ganaoa Bot
tom" fubreu, iulrben bon Dem Sturme eln=
eebolt. suiammenbrehenoe Saume 5ertriinlz
nlerten bas 6ubriuerf, tbaten aber ben Snlai.
;o,, GSd,oSou
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