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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12
WASHINGTON SCHUETzEN.
MEETING LAST NIGHT.


The regular meeting Of the Washington Sehuet.
zen Yereln at the Park last night was we'll at
tended 1t being the night set apart for the install
lRtion of the neWly -eleoted officers
y Hr Wolf the retiring president addressed the
society, which elected great applause. In elO-
guent language he related the working Of the So
siety during his and his predecessors administra-
ton, a1monishinE the members, one and all, to
continue in the work they commenced.
The address, which was 8 very long one, will
hereafter appear in print, Will also the reports
OF the finance secretary and the comptroller.
The following resolutions, elegantly engrOssed
by the finance secretary, Ernst Schmtd, were
presented to Mr.. Wolf, and will be on exhibition
at Ellis music store:
RESOlUed, That the thanks Of the society are
Cue, and are hereby rendered, TO our late presl-
dent, Simon Wolf, ESQ.,, for his able and efficient
administration Of the affairs Of the society during
the past four years, thereby elevatlnR II 10 the
front rank Of like societies in the United States,
and for the impartial and satisfactory manner in
which he presided over its deliberations.
ResolUed, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes, and an engrOssed. copy presented to
Mr. W off.
After the adjOurnIng Of the meeting the mem.
bers set down At sumptuous banquet prepared
By the new superintendent Of the park, Mr. Myer,
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AUOTIoN sALEs TopAY.

By Thos. Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, az No. al Louisiana avenue, an
excellent assortment Of cooking and heating
stOvess
Al 10 o'clock, at No. 4sI Louisiana avenue, an
elegant and complete set Of dental instruments.
BY Wash B. Williams:
At 10 o'clock, q large lot Of oroekery ard glass
ware, Brussels and ingram carpets, msttIngs, &c.
At o'clock, valuable improved real estate,
lronting on X street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets northwest.
By b H. Warner.
AT $50 O'Clock, valuable suburban property,
near Boundary street, and north Of Georget0wn,
d. q.
By United States Marshal:
At u o'clock, all John Roney's right, title,
claim and interest II and TO lot No IL, In square
No. 002.
By Latimer Cleary:
No. SIS Eighth street east, between South Z and
streets.
By VIM. Z. Wall Co.
Atm O'Clock, one fne bay horse; also first
class eaddlo horse.
By Duneaneon Bros:
Al 10 O'Clock. i've thousand fruit treog, com
prislnk apple peach, pear, plum, &C.
Al e'siooks 8 large stock u b0otI Nd shoes.
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LETTER FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Correspondence Of The National Republican.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. II, 1874

Correspondence Of The National Republican,
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. II, 1874
Gov. GToome issued to-day his proclamation
setting apart Thursday, November %, as day
Of Thanksgiving and prayer, sin acknOwledg-
ment to Almighty God for his abundant mer-
eies.n
The receipts Of the Canal company for the week
ending November !, were, from Cumberland,
t7,T1e.23; Georgetown, 1900; Hancock, eill.e4,
total, ts7oo.s7. Accrued revenue at Cumberland
for the same week, o10000.S7. During the same
period 100 boats lett Cumberland, carrying 1928
tons Of coal.
Commodore Daniel Anmen, head OF the bureau
Of navigation, arrived here this morning from
Washington, on q visit to the Naval Academy.
He was received By the marines, under Lieut..
H. Q. Coehrane, and By salute Of eleven guns
iron the Santee.
The sehooner John o. McShane, Captain Edwin
Cavanaugh, arrived here yesterday from Phila-
delphia with 2h6 tons Of coal, consigned 70 Solo
The name OF Col James @. Berrett, OF wash
ingtoB has been mentioned for the chief clerkship
fthe Forty-fourth Congress.
Henry Adams and John Smith, Of Baltimore,
charged with horse stealing, not guilty; Peter
Sims, eOlored, charged with committing rape, on
trial. X.
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eLRLg REFoRM sCROOL.

An adjourned meeting OF the board oil trustees
Of the Girls Reform School was held in the par
lors Of the Y. n. Q. A. yesterday, at p. N.
The order OF business was the reading Of the
constitution, which, on motion Of Mr.. Peter
Campbell, was adopted.
The resignation Of Mr.. A. W. Scharit was pre-
sented by the secretary, Mrs. Emma A Wood,
and accepted by the board.
Mrs. LIE DrOit LangdOn was unanimously
elected 70 an the vacancy.
The board discussed the best policy for securing
the attention Of Congress and their early action
upon the bill for the Girls Reform School which
Is now pending before the House Of ReprCsenta-
tives.
The president vas instructed to prepare % ap-
peal 70 lay before both Houses OF Con yress,
stating the progress Of the work, and Urging
their immediate attention.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHURqH

The ladies Of the Falls church Lecture AgsO-
citation gave on Tuesday last an entertainment II
the Presbyterian church, which was largely a.
tended.
"The Grammar Of Life, prose, BY Bayard Tay-
Tide on the Coast Of Lincolnshlre," poem By
Jean IngeloW, BY Mrs. John Mccormick, with
very pleasing effect. "The Argument Of Ser
Reant BuzfnS,n fog Mrs Bardell, plaintiff, IN the
Immortal PickWick, was humorously rendered by
@. A. l. Merrydeld. The traditional horsehair
wig OF the Euelish barrister alone vas wanting
singing and instrumental music we're furnished
bY Mtssre. Duryee and Mrs. u. Fisher. II Is
expected that the moral Of the erindstono' VIII
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tude amounting 70 tax upon the time and
performances Of other dulles. He has therefore
Issued the following circular;
TREASURY DEPGRr,fEsT.
WASHINGTON, November II. ia
Collectors OF customs and other Ofloers are
directed to conduct their correspondence on an
subjects relatne 70 the duties Of their respective
oiees to appointments Of subordiuates, and 10 an
that may IN any way relate TO the authority OF
the Treasury Department, directly with the Sec
Attention cannot Be given to- such correspond
ence when enclosed through or to the care Of any
other person whatever, and the prevailing prae-
tica OF giving ont copies Of ocial correspondence
with the Department is deprecated.
B. H. BRIsroW, Secretary.
PRESENTATION OF THE NEW PORTU
GUESE MINISTER.
The President received at noon yesterday the
Baron de SAINT Anna, Who presented his ereden-
| tails a. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIen-
| On presenting the royal letter 70 the PRECEDENT
| the Baron made the following speech:
Nh PREsIDEsr: HIS Majesty TIE King Of POr-
| tugal, my august sovereign, having delgned to
| appoint me his representative near your Excel
leney, has particularly charged me TO express to
you his most earnest wishes for the happiness and
prosperity OF the United States 80 .
The selection Of my person for this mission has
been the more agreeable 70 me, inasmueh as
| iiziDg power Of this great nation, and take
| pleasure In assuring You, Mr.. President that in
the relations which am about to have the honor
n sbaii aiEays Be nv frst endesyor a. II nv
ambition. to maintain the harmon. and drax
| closer the bonds Of Friendship which, so happilv
| EXIST between the two Countries.
In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of this -innortant tash
/ Halter myself Mr. President that can rely
| upon YOUR good will as you NAV be sure that
| shall snare no effort 70 merit IT,
have the honor 10 place In your hands the let
ter which aecredits me a. Envoy Extraoi kinarv
and Minister ,Plenipotentlary Of Portugal
The Prestdent rsplied a. foIloUs.
RARoN SAINT ANNA: Your soveref0n amid nok
entertain more earnest wishes FOR me hanninsSs
and prosperity Of this country than do for that
OF fortng =. -. -.
o ~ 4, NJ, ~ VII enter %
y ~ TTSta5 $500 49, ~ s, 10 IegAlo
~ s..o - ~ - tnoSe III PEes-
SoHS hy - ~ da,b, tbs. s y1 EIr a9o1e Win
Si.h $3.50 ~ -. - 49, ~ I'll snosstoE 70
hSt 3Ii ~ III 49, 80 n Wy
, ra1t 3s,i hien viii lena
- p. - III a. az 1913, @ LelatlonA 1ou
tIy ~ ~ eAs uPVn my nearly eo-opera-
'iVA'
NAVAL NOTES.
The NAVY Department has reeeived fnforna-
tion Of the death Of Lieutenant Commander
Edwin A. Miller, which occurred at Williams
burg, MASS, November !. The following orders
nave osen ie oscar =; stanton,
9 soIor "a 70 * eo15.aDa-9' 81 - sans,
w. VUbttah.sd sS I1ht bos ~ . " lI ~
,rh1r.asnth dietrtSf psejs. 800 GS.os ~ ~
EransiJn usnforS al W., d Tc,. - 49, ~
csf1tI. shtr Vs-nont Ne- v SseI a. S sue 70
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DRUGGISTS.

A MERICUs DAVIS, DRUGGIsr AMI
"a PHARMACIST, I2S5 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, Washington. d. G.
OF the LIST Of October, the undersigned VIII take
charge OF the Drug and Prescription Store, E3i
Massachusetts, avenue, and make IL in every way
worthy OF the patronage and support Of the public.
Personal and strick attention, at all times. VII
be given to the compromising and dispensing Of
and guard az ainst errors.
Bear In mind that my stock has been recently Sc
lected and care taken to have every thing Of the
bestquali+y. The public may rest assured that Al
medicines that leave my store shaE be as they an
represente l-pure and unadulterated. The under
signed, by strict attention 70 business, hopes g
merit the confidence and favor Of the public. Nigh
Bel answered promptly. AMERICUS DAVIS
sep3o-W &S2m Graduate IN Pharmacy.
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GOOD NFWS.

Mr.. Davis, corner = and Twelfth streets, I as
inst received supply Of the ''Hersome CATERS"
This shoe combines superior advantages over all
others OF similar cut. It prevents slipping at the
heel! supports the ankle when Walking; Is ad-
iustbl1 10 al sizes OF ankles and insteps without
Producing heat o. discomfort and can be put on
sllfh reulrkabie ease, at the same time furnish
ing the most perfect a
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TIKR cARE 81 YoUR YALUABLEs.

Gall and examine the IRE and burglarprooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of eocuritica isHels sllverHnro, or other
valuable Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
nnnum, accordlngto size. No business nan can
Afford 10 do without th1u.
Ill.EaIaIal ltslIAs clleag1 enc Belloa ylrll
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CITY ITEMS

SMILING faces are always seen in households
where Dooley's Yeast Powder Is used. It does
not make sour, heavy cookery. Try It and be
happy.
SCHEHCK's PUIMoNIc SYRUP, FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, COUeHs AND OoLDs.
The great virtue OF this medicine Is that II
ripens the matter and throws II out Of the system
purifies the blood, and thus effects Q cure.
ScHKHcK's SRA WEED TOXIC, FOR THE CURE or
DYSPEPSIA, ING EsTION, &C.
The Tonic produces q healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming ehyle and
curing the most obstinate cases OF 1ndig estion.
ScHEECK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TIE CURE OF
Liver COMPLAINT, SC
These Pills are Alternative, and produce .
healthy action Of the liver, without the least dan
ger, as they are free from ealOmel, and yet more
efheaeious In restoring healthy action Of the
liver.
These remediesare certain cure for Consump-
tiop, as the P1lmOnic Syrup npens the matter
and purihes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create . healthy bile, and remove
an diseases OF the liver, often cause Of Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes good digestion,
and enables the organs to form good blood; and
thus creates q healthy circulation Of healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medicines,
as thus explained, will cure every case Of Con-
sumption, II taken IN time, and the use Of the
medicine perseVered In.
DR.. Schenck is PROFESSIONALLY at his principal
oiee, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phladelphta,
evsly Monday, where all letters for advice must
be addressed.
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APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE.

The Committee on Appropriations was In ses-
sion several hours yesterday, and AFTER having
partially examined the estimates, agreed to re-
port to the House the first bill the Legislative,
executive and Judicial appropriation, and AFTER
further work Of minor Importance adjourned I'M
til Friday, CT 1880 q. N.
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invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. 9
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge & o.,
Bankers, Wan street, New York.
THURsToNis IVORY PEARL TOOTH PowDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and hfty cents per bottle.
JoUvER's INoDoRous KID-GLovR OLKANKR
VIII renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. TEenty-h i've cents per bottle.
THoMPsoNis PoMADK OPrIME is equal TO the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and hfty cents per bottle.
WILLS SrRESsTHKNINe PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold By druggists.
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FINANCIAL.

INV YORK STOCK ExCHAEeE
Furnished BY Lsiofs Johnson Co., BGRksrs Ysr5son
Roso, nert6sGst corner PeHRsylUdafG dosRHs and
Tenth sired, Washfnat0a.
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THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.

The case Of the United States vs.. Reese ct al is
set down for hearing in the Supreme Court on
the first Monday after the Christmas holidays.
This case involves the constitutionaty Of the act
to enforce the right Of citizens to VOTE and its ap
plicability to municipal elections. II will be
argued by Hon. Henry Stansbury for the defend
ants, and by the Attorney General and Solicitor
f.avaraI fors he TTnffad Grafaa
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TN TIL SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 IRICF OF COLUMBIA.
Nooels V Sonsn lNo. sss, Equity Doc. Il.

The trustee, Andrew B. Duvall, heretofore APP
cause mentioned. having ported tn q he bad sold
said land TO Benl1mln y. Dyer at private sale, az
suance with the order passed IN this authorize
Ing said trustee 20 to do, and that said Dyer had
Complied with the terms on said sale the 18th
instant. q Il thereupon BY the Court this I'M day
or October, "A. ID. 1874. ordered that SD sale %
ratified and confirmed on the nth day or November
next, unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on or
before 1lat cate. provided copy Or tnle order pc
puhished In some new paper printed In the city Of
Washnrtou once q week lor three successive
wenrE rI.Icr| 10 said last FAMED DAY.
A tue copy-Tests n. 1LFfG5, Clerk.
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Golden FILL

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HENRY. B. SEARLE
ARCHITECF,
no = street, Opposite Pest OGIce Ne.
-. Partmen1.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Henry " E's'n No. sss Equity.
Elizabeth RaEan etal.
James S. Edwards, the trustee in this cause, hay-
ing re ported that he has sold lots Is and 1e, In
square 2e5, 70 Elizabeth A. Beach, for thirteen
hundred and nlnety-hve dollars: 1t Is by the
court this nth day OF November, A. ID. 1s74 or
dered and deer ed that said sale stand finally ratl
fed aud confirmed on the second Tuesday In De-
eember next unless cause to the contrary Be shown
prior 70 that day; Provided copy OF this order be
published IN some daily Newspaper printed and
published IN Washington city, d. c., az least once
4 week for three successive weeks before the said
no6-F3w Justice, SC.
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u has utterly become quite common Tor ITlass
ury ofeials 10 Transmit ooial letters under cover
10 some sfrlend at court who Is expected 20 pre-
explanations a. the Gaze may seem % cali ior or
s TEis method Of procedure hasTsaehsd naEni-
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For the sacred concert next Sunday evening, to
be given at the National theatre, the services Of
Miss Eva Mills and Mr.. Theodore Miller have
been engaged. They will sing solos and duets.
In addition, the orchestra Of sixty pieces viii
tiers.
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(6iir ben uObio Boiienfreunb-~
Dcrat 'Mapfte.

Scnt SSapfte. ...
grbab'ner @reis, 70 nab bent HArone@ottea,
Bie bat Die iino'se gSelt bide e,m semedt.
'9as $ofianna parb sun 2ieb eer Spottes,
Der li9te Sag aur petterl@niiten Nodt.
Ou ifreuteit Seaen aus a. alleu ,Gufem:
Sie lobnten nit Ierlolauna uno init Sobn,
llno rii1en bid nit iduIobcicdten Sanoen
Serab bonn 9ott9eiuei1ten &0nisstbron.
Sur aetten feblen nod ber Stufenleiter
Der blelenS SdmerSen unb Der berben S1mad],
DasWaab lit baum 9eriittelt, 9eil9erSt,e;ter
,Mer ipcib, eS fon,mt biellei9t aud bieler Sag.
llnb iuenn CT tdme, tpiirbei # bu nic6t uanfen,
Denn ieoeS Mebr bringt na1er bid benz Serrn; !;
9es tRerfers Mauern biloen feline Sdronten
Die 8eileln bolten n,dt bonn 9immel fern!
80 aim, uno rei1er bod als olle 0iiriten,
9enn Sir 9ebort ber Ser3en ipeites 0icid)
Hub Dlillionen fromme gbriiten biirHen
9fad beiner 8aterliebe, nilb unb peid).
suf fernen nielu uno I'M Sein,atblonbe,
SIN Sdnee oeS 9foloenS, in hcS SioenS@lut9,
60 weit Bet Menid iid uast I'M @I1 ten ianoe,
4uliirt fir bid oer @laub gen reiues Blut.
Srast ale Rronen, ,auf bet @elt sufommen
1lno priift, Oh elite cin5iae ieiner gleidt,
Ob i9re Goelfteine olio flonlulen,
Ob ni6t bic berrli)te Dor i1r oerbleidt.
9ein Soupt, Fiu5> trauft bonn @nabens
freme,
Du bift in an bc,n gBeb uno an ben, Qeio
Sdon lan9er Sdlu7elberr gum Simmelsbome
als EetruS uno bic anoern Yapftc beut.
Wod bleibe leer Der Sar9 NIT fieben Sic
eela,
Bir brauben bid gu iebr i'm Sturm Der Belt {;
Do@ siebit ou auflpart5 ;u ben beil9en Sii>
9cln,
Damn ieene .nilo bic aanse GbriFenbeit!
sH. $er@enb d.
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DaS ct. MlpD1i,1S=Gem,inar i,t
Gpl11lnb11S, ..

Wir seben unIern 2elern i'm Na@fol=
9enoen ben Snbolt zines &unbi9reibens
unleres 9o@miirbi9lten Bii@ofs @plpe=
iter 8. &olecrans
ObI6on l1nlere 3eit uno lln1ere &C.
banten bur9 ben 8au Uni 5erer Gotbeorale
uno Die 8iloun9 Der baau 9eb0rigen &C.
meinbe lebr in NnIpru6 9enommer mar,
10 boben Q8ir bod bel alien l1nIeren
@or9en ben @ebanfen fe1t8ebalten, boB
bos Seminar Die tpi6ti91te aller un1erer
Mntalten iei. Gs 1T ,peit n0tbiser, baB
Mir Grbauer baben, als @ebduoe Mit=
arbeiter unb Radfolser> als Monumente.
9as 2eben 1T tur5> uno Omit Musnabme
aln1erer eigenen 9eili9uns) 1T es ni9t
unlere Qufgobe ir9eno etpas pollfommen
gu MAIDEN uno gu beenoi9en> lon6ern in
unIerem 8erufe 5u arbeiten uno ben Gr=
folg unlerer Arbeiten Der 9onb @ottes
anbeim 81 fte1en.
Mas Mir auein tbun f1nnen an Dem
9roBem Werfe. tpel9es l1nler 6err our9
5einen @tattbalter Inns anoertraut bat,
lit 10 piel tpie ni@ts. Gs lit Die bon @ott
l1ns anpertraute Miilion fir bic @eelen
aller Meni9en in bie1er bep1lferten unb
inoul ltrierei9en @e9enb 5u ior9en. Mber
@ir bahen nod ni9t bieM0 0gli9feit, allen
erpadienen &atboliten iene 9eilsmittel
ber &elision su ipenoen, oamit iie Der
Stride treu bIeiben. Sir Die Sugen6 i1t
Bios in einisen fart bep6lferten @emein=
ben @oriorge setroffen; mdbreno iie an
anoeren Orten nod INNER ben, 5@dbli=
den ginFu1e Der @taats=6@ulen aus
9eiebt 1T. @irboben tein W a l.
ienbaus fir 2naben, feline
@4ule 5ur b6beren Groie6uns fit &na=
ben. ...Te...: :,
6erner it Die bel tueiten sr6bere 3abl
oer Ni9ttotb bolifen, BON oenen biele tuiin=
i@en gbriiten 5u iein, aubsrbalb unieres
Berei@es. Wir baben faum 3eit, bic
tueni9en, tpel9e forttpdbreno Damn unb
mann nm Die Muf fnabme in bic @<erbe
ra@iu@en, 5u unterri@ten. Die Grnote
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@us Dem Sura i9reibt ein tatboli=
:i9er @@tpeioer einem Treunbe in Oei ter
reid: ~Sbr ieib 9liidli9, uno i9 freue
mid fiir@u@, oaB s Sbr frei uno obne 8e=
binoerun9 Die Sr6i itun9en nnIerer bell.
@elision empfdnsen f6nnt.
l1nfere Rir9en .1inb enttpeibt, uberlie=
fert benz @@isma, bas bur9 cine Mnaabl
frember, elenoer Ginoringlinse reprd len=
tirt ,piro; - fittenloie @eiellen, ,pel9e
benz san5en 2anoe 5u @9ma9 unb 9obn
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= Mer bat re1t? 9ie u9ebos

= Wer bat re9t? Die v8ebo7
rab" uno "$be Ssraelite" ,ueroen bon
oenielben 9eraus9ebern aur ielben 3eit
in einem Padet an Die 2eier aei@idt. Sn
Der 9eborab finben mir einen Nrtitel, Der
Die 2ei@enperbrennun9 abioIut oeroammt,
oa 6ieielbe alien iloii9en @abun9en tui=
oerlprebe unb nnerb0rt iei in Der &C.
l9i4te oes Subentbums. Ser NIT oie1er
Nummer berlen6ete Ssraelite ba9e9en
entbalt cine .lteberiebuns Der @erbono=
!nngen elmer jiioil6en @erlammlung in
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u" :" wv ~~9"" S%op" XIV pAOSIlSk uuSl
miiflen aus 0em @eminare fommen uno
oaber mub oas Seminar beKer unterfubt
merben. &s>
9as @eminar ,puroe Qe9runoet am
20. September 1871. 9ie Mnfaufs=
1umme betrus $1,000 uno rubt nod bar=
auf ols S9ulbenlalt. 9ie MusQobcn
big 1872 betrusen: $1963 80; bis eSa=
nuar 1878: $404O.O7; BIG aum Gnoe
oes SaBres 1878: $29O9.37.
Sic iabrli6e Gpllecten baben bis6er
Die jabrli9en Wus9aben uno Die 3in1en
oer Mnfoufsiumme ni9t geoetft; iuobei
au3 ale 9offnun9 auf cine 10 n0tbioe
@ergrDberllns 0obin 16mano. Sic 3a6l
Der @tuoenten> oie jebt obne @efabr fir
lire Sc lunbbeit i'm @eminore 8lab fin
ben f0nnen> iiberitei9t ni6t flint uno
5luan5ig uno oieie 3obl 1T fprtpabreno
bon uno f0nnte lo9ar peropppelt tpersen,
wenn Plab porbanoen wQrt.
@s wobnen blos 5tpei Yrieler i'm 6e=
minore: &ep. g. q. Gallagher, Yral=
bent uno &ep. g. $. Mbrens, @9obmei=
fter, uno Wir 9eben ben1elben in bielem
griefe oas 3eu9nib Der 9onfborfeit fir
pie erbauli6e Sreue, nit tpel@er bie1elben
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tlQen in bielem gerin9en gnfang zines
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tboli19e Tr6mmi9feit uno oct Gifer I'm.
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es groB 9enu9 gu MAIDEN fir ale unIere
9eiitisen 8eoiirfni0e. Q8ir boben es
l1ns ptri0nli6 our Gbre gerednet baB
gSir Die 3eit fanoen III Den letten Sab
rem 6tueimal lpD6entli6 Die @emnariiten
in ueri6ieoenen Td9ern at unterri6ten
uno lino babel 3eu9e ibres rubisen 6lei-
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9eme1en.
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5ei@nete @idtisfeit oesjeai9en flor
made, mos ieoer fir bos @eminar tbun
tonn. Wir boben teine 9rpben @e@9.nte
oafllr emp fangen, teinerlei 8ermd9tniB,
NIT Musna9me BON orei 8ibliotbefen
bon pr!etern Die an un1erem Mobler=
seben Elm perl0nli6es Snterelie 6atten.
Was niibt es Dem Menl9en, tuenn er
leiner Gamilit @elo binterldBt, ober fei-
nen @lauben un6 feline @eiitli@fcit um
ben @lauben lebenoig.. gu erbolten
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tbum oer uneldubisen Die auf ben
@elltli4en blicfen, als einen Mrnen un6
be1en unterbolt man als Elm @lmo1en
aniebt.
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2eben ber seiiti9en @oblfabrt Set Men=
i9en ipiomen, peroienen, oas lie unter=
balteu meroen, oamit lie INN 10 lQnaer
ibre Mrbeiten perri@ten f6nnen. gBir
baben feline Gamilier, Die mir besiiniti=
gen Mi bten, feline iroil9en Yldne 5u per=
fol9en. Was Die Gr6muigfeit uns eibt
tuiro 70 ii@er 5u Werten ser Tr5mmigfeit
perluenoet, ols oas MaKer Die wQge=
re6te Gld9e onnimmt.
@s lit in jeoem Sabre cine IF. MeHe
fir Die Wobltbdter ots Seminars, un6
bic Namen oerieni9en, Die es tuiinl9en,
ueroen in Elm BUD 9eldrieben, oas zines
Cages Die @el&i@te ieiner @ti fter iein
tpirb.
@plnener9. &o1ecrans,
Bil4of BON Columbus.
Columbus, am Geife ber III. Mpoftel ~Ybilipp