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, 1875-01-21

Although the visit Of tho Select Committee
Of the HOUSE Of Representatives to New Or
leans seems to be somewhat superauous in
Wow Of tho fnct that the Sub Committee has
already made II very exhaustive report, it will
hayo.the effect to present tho other side Of tho
question, il there be any other side to it.
Tho subcommittee, it is claimed, has given
coloring TO its report md 1naao it in the
interest OF the Conservatives; but as the
Committee which is now going to investigate
ia composed Of three Republicans, 31cssrs.
HoAn, Of Massachusetts, FRYE, Of Maine,
and WHEELER, OF New York, and bat one
Democrat, MARSHALL, Of Illinois, We do
not sec bnt that We arc liablo to have
another colored report. If tho ono
obtained it's facts from Conservatives, the
other may obtain its facta from KELLOGG
sources, SO TINT there ia danger that the coa-
test between the two will DO transferred into
Congress just ~ 1t stands today in Louis-
ana. We can hardly expect many new faots,
since the Subcommittee went over the
ground very thoroughly, but there may be
some additional light thrown on tho aitua-
| ton.
It is to he hoped for tho sake Of peace and
order In Louisiana and tho general tranquil
| lity Of the country that this Select Committee
will do its work rs thoroughly w the Sub Com.
mittee, and that it hnA not gono to Louisiana
with the narrow idea that this is a question
! OF "party necessity" rather than Of public
interest. There is no purity necessity III.
volycd in the matter at all. The Republicans
do not ask or want this Committee to prepare
u report with the purpose Of indorsing party
action. Tho Administration docs not stand
in need Of any defense. Tho Presidents
message has settled that point conelusiycly,
aud even the bourbon newspapers, which q
week ago howled a2aius. it go lustily, arc
now relieving it from blnmc,-the New York
lForAl, which ia tho great Bourbon organ,
eyon concediug that thu President can use
troops at Lis own discretion to preserve tho
peace. What tho country wants is IN e1act
statement Of facts In tue caas, particularly
with reference to the operations Of the Re-
turning Board, which II charged with having
been uniust, illegal, and arbitrary. 1t IL not
looking for any dtteuse Of the Pres
itlcnt or tho Republican party, Or for
any Qualification Of KELLoaa, or 10.
any further upholling Of lis Government
The country is sick, both Of KE11oau apd hit
"gigauto fraud Of d Government, which i
unable to take SINCE stop without the aid d
Federal troops. anil which cnnld hot atani
, 1875-01-21

Seven United States Senators have alraady
beeu elected this week, md the Indications
ure that two more will be chosen to-day. The
elections Tuesday and yesterday wero as fol-
lows: In Delaware, THonAs F. DAYAnp
lDcm.); in 1nfliana, JOSEPH e. 1rcDoxAlp
(Dem,); in Maine, HANNIBAL HA.s11S (Rep.) };
In Massachusetts, HENny L. DANES Qaep.);
III Missouri, FaAScts N. CocxREl1
[Dem.}; in Now York, FnAso1s Krn-
NAN (Dam.); IN Pennsylvania, WILLIAM A.
WALLACE {Dem.). There is good reason to
believe that CuAADLEn will be elected to-day
In Michigan, anl either Gov. CAREER os
Judge Duspy in Nebraska. But tile field il
still open aud 1t Is my mans raoo in Mime.
sota. Rhode 1sleud and Tennessee. Next
1nesday, ballosing will begin in the Legiala.
tures Of Florida. New Jersey, West Virginia,
nnd Wisconsin.
, 1875-01-21

This Chicago produces markets we're mod
erately active yesterday, aud generally tsrmsr
and steadier. Mess pork was lu;teactiye and
900 per brl higher, closing steady ut $l7.so@
17.o5 cash, and Sls.07 1-2@1s.lo seller Feb
suary. Lard WAS also in moderate demand
and 5@loo per 100 lbs higher, closing at
$l3.27 l-3@15.30 cash aud $13.35@l3.37 IL
for February. Meats were Aru,er and rather
quiet, q l-sc for shoulders, 1-Sc for short
ribs, aud Lee for short clears. Dressed
hogs were moderately active but weak and
lower, at S7.0o@7.6o. Highwiues were dull :;
" l-2c bid, o4o asked, per gallon. Flour was
rather mors eetive, but unchanged III price.
Wheat wa moderately active aud sAaae
Azmsr, closing at ss SAC cash and 80 l.2o for
February. Corn Was dull and easier, closiue
, 1875-01-21

Mr. 1nw1s, the clicf conspiratos in the
Pacific Mail affair, who Inns been in jail some
days for contempt Of the House, Inns finally
ngreoa to tell all lie knows. lie despairs OF
being released on any other terms before
tho adjournment Of the House, md his
health is 10 feeble that prolonged con-
tinc1nent would probably killed him. So
he yields, It would be foolish to look
for any big Developments by InwN.
Very little money passed from his hands
directly to Congressman, and lie will not be
obliged to testify III to tho disposition OF
funds dishursel tsroagh agents. He may,
however, 1t lse wishes, put the Committee in
the why OF getting at most Of tho truth
, 1875-01-21

The plan OF holding prize debate before
the Legislature Of Wisconsin to decide who
shall be United States Senator for the next
Fix years las been defeated by the obduraoy
Of Mr.. WAsnnuns, who says he has no Sources
OF information on the Southern question That
aye not open to the people, and refuses
to dec1aim merely for the sake Of
defamation. Nr. CARPENTER says that,
in view Of Mr.. WAsttnuRs's refusal,
it is the proper thing for him to de-
cline; md everybody knows that CARPENTER
always doea the proper thing. Nobody can
trll, we suppose, who is the parent of the
ilea that the best speaker on given topic Is
the best representative Wisconsin can have
in tho United States Senate. II, in the choice
Of United ssates Senators, integrity and
pure morals, combined with rare powers Of
mind. are, as n rule, to DO outweighed by pro-
ticiency in tho tsickcries Of spcoch,tho Aneri.
can people cannot abandon tho experiment
Of Representative Government any too soon.
, 1875-01-21

Tho resolution Of Air. E, Il, HoAn In fasu
of bill prohibiting tho arrest in Washington
City OF my person brought to that city
witness before either House Of Congress, Was
not unnecessary. There seemH to he litls
hope that the Judiciary Committee Of eithss
House OF Congress will originate measure
Of that kind In the interest OF personal hbss
ty M opposed to oflicia insolenco md pride
The House Committee on the Judiciary hare
decided, it il stated, not to report the blu -
repeal the po1ANp Gag-law Of the last session
That Committee consists Of eleven politie&
lawyers, who may abuse their pleee by defyinS
public opinion, but that law will DO repealed
mud il this Congress refuse to repeal 1t, sbs
next House win have the public approval tot
doing 80. That POLAND Gag-law was ~
ported by this same Committee, and tho fa''
OF tho members OF that Committee ia reina's'
able. The Committee consists of BuT1EE
Of Massachusetts; Wilson, Of Indiana; ~
LAND, of Vermont; TngAA1a. Of New York
FnrE, OF Maine; cessna, Of Pennsylvania
WHITE, OF Alabama; WAnp, ot Illinois; ~
pnEDaE, Of Wisconsin; Por1Ra, Of New YofS'
and FNox, Of Ohio 0t these tleoen mem
bcrs, A1r. Fare alone has been re-elecse&
Some of them were not candidates for ~
election others were beaten in the Convea'
tion4 Of thoir own party, and the others y
the polls. OF tho eleven, FExE alone will o.
member Of the next House. Some o
them, doubtless, are IN favor Of the repeal O
tho law, and for their own sake We trust snel
,ri1t rnaka that fart knn1xn eDd mt Fesl
, 1875-01-21

at C5 ;.4c for january anil G6c for February.
Oats were quiet aud oasier, closing 62 3-8o
casl, antl d3 5-sc for February. Rye WIS firm
at ?7@o7 1~ae. barley was quiet and easier,
closing Mt : H., 1-2D1. 2G cash and 1t &c loo
LII for February. Hogs wero dull md IT.
regularly lower, with sales Mt 9s.5o@7.0o.
Cattle were more active mud lowor. Sheep
were neglected and weak
, 1875-01-21
RAILWAY CONTEMPLATION WITH Mrx,


MEXICO Inns caught tho railroad fever, but
las not yet got it bad enough to hurt, In
fact, lis subvcnsiona-'s s,ibyention" is tbs
mild way Of saying subsidy-seein to hare
been wiscly given. 4 mixed Mexican and
Englia1i coMpauy is about to build, with Cor.
ernment MD, road nortl, from the City Of
Mexico to Leon, an important manufacturing
town in tho State of G,1auuaxt,ato. At th;a
point, the irrenressible American railroad,
builder is to appear md complete tho task 0!
putting Mexico and the United States into
railway communication. Alr. EDWARD LEE
Plum hns signed q contract, in behalf Of ,Le
International Railway Company of Texas,
with President 14ERpo Of Mexico, by which
that Company agrees, in consideration Of
bonus Of $4,000 mile, to build railroad
from Leon to town called Laredo, On the Ho
Graute. This is to be- done within six years
after tho completion of tho road to Leon,
Only 2s5 miles Of track will then hava to bs
constructed in or1er to unite tho A1o2icaa
system with the Texan. Chicago is 1853
miles from Laredo. It is now connected by
rnil with Rockelale, 10 miles east Of Austin,
Tex, and Roekdalo is but 2B5 miles fron
Laredo.
The contrnct bctwoon the Republic q:
Mexico and the international Railway Com.
pany, if carried out, will undoubtedly be Of aub.
stantial valuo to this country. Its e1ccutionit,
| Of course, more or less uncertain, for the u.
| public may bo Monarchy or set of Repub.
| lies by tho time tho Company is ready to b..
gin work, and tho new authorities may r..
t'udatc tho bargain made by tho old. Nor.
over, tic subsidy is 10 be paid II
certificates, for the redemption Of whit,
% per cent Of thc;Cnston-H House revenues e.
alatamoraa md other points Oh the Il,
Gran1o arc pledged. It may not be easy t,
realize Oh thcso certificates, and consequent
lack of cash may check the work. If al
| obstacles arc overcome, aud tho neccssa17
o,1s0 miles Of track finally join Chicago arl
tho Capital of Mexico, the United states vii
bo happily rid Of much Of their present d.
pendence upon Cuba. The products Of Me-:
leo will flood our markets, aud Spain will It
forced to reduce the cnor1nous export dutifs
[ Which sIo now lcvies upon Cuban goods de:
tined for this country. Tho merchants of tts
United States will hnye now field opened 10
them. The Chicago drummer will make lta \
burden, even in the mud-built halls Of ue
A{ontezumas.
, 1875-01-21

Tho Republicans in Couaeci;rzt snR.;as*tE
FIR Governor ycstee!sy JA,kEs Lzeso CHEM,
Mayor Of Korw;cs., vso so,ae days ago or
tersd sa1u.s o. afs ;sare il honor Of the
Trusideai's eou1s- en- tho Louisiana question.
That is :is ~sy :esy scbuko the Democratic
''lle%sss=" Eo71 East. Tho platform fully
nrls=rss Of the Presidents Louisiana mes
sage "a: sas course of the Administration
tl-..upi,c1s
, 1875-01-21
TERMS Of THE TRIBUNE.

kA17o Or brhscn1p71rx trArAnfE IN ApEAEcfh
poAta9e Irrrntd nt thts 0ffce.
esI. bf h,ail....Sl l:,.g s,iH1ay.
Ttrts Of 4 }ear At The shmc rate.
ntre,ent eIay and nstthkcs. bs suto and give Post
- s.l6ttts In fall, including State and County.
erp.anees mar be nu1o either by draft c1press. Fost-
.e srder, Of In registered letter.. At risk.
TERMS TO e1ry svDscn1RKns.
y, tcsertd, Eundar excepted. - cnnts ptr we-t
s. dalivcrsd, Runday tucndcd. 10 cent. per week
o., tGrrts THE ThlHUNE COMPANY.
Geiaor Madison and Dcsrbo.n.<t... Chicago, Ill.
, 1875-01-21

We are glad to join with the friends OF 1lr.
DAWES in congratulations upon Lis elevation
to the seat made vacant by the death Of
CuARLEs suaaRa; mid, In doing 80, we fully
recognize the fact that tho elevation Ia con.
siderable. Probably thsre IL no man In pub.
, 1875-01-21

Mr., $. IT. W1s1Tn, Of Hartford, Vice.rresi-
Cent Of the Charter Oak Insurance Company
:rd its financial manager. Inns telegraphe1 to
t;< city that no further advances were ever
lroiuiEcd on 1lr. A1nES's mortgages md
securities, as was inti,nated in some Of tile
.crcn,ts Of the Cook County Banl'a sus-
l.. ilsiIlfi.
, 1875-01-21

Elf.wTyN1NG LonGE. NO. III, a. F. d 4. NJ
"sar communication III. lhnr'd.s Essn!nE Jan. r.
;tncc viii 10 brought l.cfnrn mrotuE, lEy osler
!. tAl VI. ii, Il. II. CIARIETFE4 SecEstary.
, 1875-01-21

The most recent stock-Aght Of any masp
tude in Wall street il tls struggle betTasa
tie Western Uuion aud Atlantic T. Pac'aa
Telegraph Companies, whish haA Alrta4J =
aultsd ID Gin. EozAstfs st%ppias eat II y
, 1875-01-21
1{ontezuuans

Prior to tho balloting for United Stntts
Senator in the Novaaa Legislature, the onf
point malo against hlr. SHARON, tho su:.
cessful candidate, was as to the question Of
residence, tho Democrats claiming that lie
was not citizen Of Nevada but Of California,
md offering resolution TINT the Juticin3
Committee inquire into the matter and IA.
port, which wns tabled. The statement from
tho Republican sido gives some interesting
facts rolative to tie hero Of the Bouann-
lie went to Novada in 1864, aud resided IL
Virginia City for somo years, until the failing
health Of his wife compelled him to remove
to San Francisco, whore he Las estab
lished family residence. He has d.
ways paid his poll.tax at Virginia
has always registered there, voted there
n,ale his returns for assessment and paid BIZ
taxes there, and his intention, both in laT
and fact, is to continue resident Of Nevada
On the following day, Senator SHAaoN accept
cd the ot1lco III neat speech, in which hs
pledged himself to devote lis influence to.
wards the development Of the mining. eda'
cntiopat, mud social interests; to favor ths
resumption Of specie payments; and never
to give his voice or vote for further e1psD
sion; md mover to vote for any renewal os
the systam Of subsidies. With regard to hi
position aa partisan, the new Senator de-
fined his standing Ms follows:
In this connection may say that while bold hIa
allegiance to tic principles Of the Rreat party by who's
o s gned 1s it, t:
over believe to he for lts Interests Is connece VILE
, 1875-01-21

stty1CEER'S THEATRE Madison .trecs+ hstwern
{ uh4"n 2nd State. Engagement Of The 6tEkkosch
t'.etn-rroaps.. "LohsnRHu."
, 1875-01-21

WE MEAN AL WE StY.-TULI SET REST GUM
,., S. Satisfaction money fcuMdr.3. F!ltuc, first
, 1875-01-21


contemporaries.
REsuMING SPECIE PAYMENTS
Whilo VIC gave qualified support to the
recent bill passed by Congress relating to tho
finances, VIC did so more because we approved
the sentiment Of the bill than because Of my
faith in its efficacy to restore specie pay~
mcnts, The chief merit of the act was that
it directed public opinion to that end, and
tliyestcd the timoro,1s Of the apprehension
Of any instantaneous resumption. Tho Presi-
dent, in approving tie bill, seems to lave Ind
n like opinion ms to its efficacy, anti hcnce he
proposed additional legislation for gradual
advance Of tho currency to par.
Tho great difficulty in the case Of tho Unit
cd States is tint VIC have what exists nowhere
elsc,-a dou1Ae suspension. The United
Statcs are in default upon their de-
n,anl notes, antl tho 1000 National Banks
aro also in default. LII England tho suspon-
sion Of specie payments was by the Bank Of
England only. In France it was tho Danlk
Of Franco that suspended, and tho same is
true os Italy. There the suspension is tho
act of private capita1 uut1or the duress Of
commercial distress or war. Thcro the Gov
ern1nent, 10 the extent Of its functions, aids
and assists private capital in the form Of
banks to recover and to resume payment.
There tile burden Of resumption of notes,
tho duty aud obligation, rs well rs the sacri-
fec Of resumption, arc thrown upon tie
private capital anu business of the country,
which caunot bo prosperous until psy,nonts
arc resumed. III this country, however, We
have the embarrassment Of double suspen.
sion, aud INSTEAD Of leaving tho question Of
resumption to tho wenltl,, capital, and tratlo
Of tue country, NC oil look forthe Government,
which has neither wcnltl,, capital, or tratle, to
not only resume specie payments, but to fur
ni.n MI thu banks and tie country viii, tho
meang of 81 doinp. The Government of thu
I,u;tcd stalez has no productive wealth. NJ,
trade. il not engaged in production. and hns
no resources save the proceeds Of taxation,
1evicd to nav ;ts c1rrcnt expenscs and meot
the interest upon tic public debt. II has no
occasiop 10 issue commercial paper or dis.
count b,1s. II ouoht mt tn In unior nrotcst
n ,1av mr. mn ,,opr W1en it IL in f1cit. md
! connot ucet ita demand oblioations II shoul,1
ren1oca t,o,n witl, time uotes. navinc for the
| rso ~ lin ,ponav +ho 1o,yost nroct;coh1e rotcu
| of ;,terost '1hora ia raa>,v hut mo ,vov for
thu Government to deal with its creditors
u1cn IL IL mt ab,o to ,ncat its 1e.nand on1ioa.
! t;ona md that il tn tano I'm ;ts ovcr,dno
,,,or ,nd ;cs,,a n n,oco t,,creof ito t;mo
notoe or ,,o,1s Tint Ia roa],v nj, That thc
1I,,;,o1 stotos c,ovo~nn,ont ,os +, o 7v;th tl,o
nottor of roe,,rnt;on.-,covino tn tha ,rivoto
co,,;t,l mud hrsinesa NJ thn cou,,trv t1e 1,,r,
1or ,,,5 ,ho oh1i1ot;on ~ .,7;nst;,o ;ta offo;ra
asa, 49,, ,4i.1, .1,o w oo;n hasis 'e o ''' ''~''
r-.a ry,,;..;1 ct.tar ,,oua o,.e..,a;u to,.
hnr.,so1 n,'<1 ,h;~tu ,,;11;,ns 1;na1,,,,;n@ fran
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a cs,a. ~, .s.sox .asn ~, ~ 49, a"t;,:
49, .ts. A,s t1a,.aaa;, a.,a .,.a o.1.sx lns,1~
t'o' -" WV 1'.t '1oA' .'''ot ""'4'@s,
, 1875-01-21

.rarEMY OF MustC-fIsIstcd street. between Mad
j H't"i Mturos. Engagement uf John McCallonEh.
- .,ack Clde.n
, 1875-01-21

I'D 0rEnA.HDt7SE-ClArk arrest, oppa.itu
-",,,n fIo,tc. Kelly L0ontA Mni&fell. Ills
i, r tho tn1e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-26
8esweiier fiir 9teiienOe.
Baltimore cbto GiSenbofn. a

- Baltimore Ohio GtSenbahtt. !"
Rlh SSablngtou 800, 6.t5, 6.50, 7.3O, 9.5, 10 II
Born i2 nbr giittass Q.S0 on Sonutaseu,) 2.30
$50, 4.iO, j.yO, $40 NabmittG9s e u6r gheI o.
Sonut1gs,) $50, t0.t5 uno 1890 abeubs tdqlid.
Be9efat!onen--5 $50, 9.0j u,i2 ubr 9fIttcgs;
Q.SO Iddmlttas5 ON SoHntdSeu) 2.3D, $50, 5.OJ
$50 uno $50 u6r NbeR0S.
annapolis Snnetioa ., 7.}1 Yiorsens; 3.fJ. 5.OJ
nbr Rdbmittugs,
sauret uno Gegefatiouen iaoab - j lbr OlOr.
gems.
UietropoIttGn Sneig-6.tj. f., 90 ubr Rorgen5;
4.31 ubr Abeuos. Loo an SOnntG9eH.
annapolis - 1.3U uno 800 Olorgeu5 un0 4.iu
II. 40 Habmittags, aus9enommeH SOHntdge.
aietaneIa uno Dem SitomeiteH - ubr Uiorgeus
uHo lO.l5 ubr abeuos tdqlih.
RlmoHo un0 Dem SHoeu - ]. 90 u5r O(orqery
td9ltt, uHS 1918 llbr Ibeuos.
2Seh uno Horoneit = G.tj llbr Wioraens (niht
nab Bittsbura, @oIumbus ooer Sau6usip am
SoRRtl9ey uno 4.30 II. 80 llbr Abeuos
ne9er9topH - 800 Nbr Biorsensi 4.l5 ubr JiGtba
mittdgs, au69enommeu SountGgs.
yreoCrid - I'm 9 llbr Sormittaee, ausgeuom-
men Sonntage, 4 70 uuo j.0j ubr StdtmittaqS unb
Sse9eitdtlOnen dui Der SduptbGbn td9liCh.
Feomont StauntoE uuo 8e9efaitOHen, Suupts
oa9n y uhr O(or3eHs, Gus9en0mmeR SoHntaQe.
Wlnherer uHo gSeacitattoneu, NaHptba9n, 4.l5
Hanmittd9s, aus9enommen SoHntd95.
SIlcott=9itu - 8 uhr Wior9cus, I.i5 uub IL Ibr
N91mtttd9s, auSgenomneu SURutagS, uuo l.t5
ubr 9tahmitta9s tI9lib,
Sd8e pertdfen Gabn9ton fir Baltimore :, :,
$50 II. 1880 ubr Sormttag6; u llbr Uttag5; $50,
J-uJ uno $50 ulr Abeuos, tGglib, GusgcnoWz
men Sonnta9s; 81, llbrDiOr9ens, t2.50, loo
RGhmttags (i.3O am SouutQQe), 3.{j, &, :. 10 uHo
8 ubI Abenos td9lth.
Alle !3lge balten AM rSooutt Sotel" bet'm Re=
lGozSoule an.
tzSareau-@amoen gtation uno SaSoF=
Sde Der Baltimore uno Sdluertitr., no Aultrdqe
i'm Baggage empian9en, nm nOb uno BON irstnO
elnem StQSttbttle beioroert III lUer0tu.
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enfnl. 9sertdlte ons gNaihinatntr.

| SBI0ls ScttNIe aus gS0iDtuAt0u,
" hington, "a. 2lpril. - SIN 6ar
bigger, gfamens @eOrg SanoS, Der am Srei
tag AbenO BON Sre0erif :Gitg bier anlangte
I'M Grbeit Su iuden, murOe all Der Gde Oel
| Sn0tana NOeuue lno ,. StrlBe Don Der falz
leuOeu Srautbeit nieoergeltrtdt. Der 2lrme
bate mdbren0 oeS gan5eu SG9e5 tclne gtab
ring 5u llh 9enonlncn. Dian hob ibn AMI
mo nabm iid ietEer an @S murOe ipGtcr
cine tleine @eloiammlung Onfgcnaft, uuo
Der SfmarSe 9eltern pieOlr ua1 6reoercf
Suriidgeididt.
Sn Der am II. Ipril cnoeuoen @od,e
tarbeH 81 8criOncn 6 nlehr, ais i'll Der
| U0rbergebcnoen 9Sodle - hicrpOn maren SO
sSciBe mo A Tarbige. y 0odSeiten mo
50 9cburteH fameH Dor.
- Sn Dem @cOlert, begrclljt Surdl Die s.
uno St StraBe unO |. StraBe uno gtcmz Ser
lep=Auenue, brad gclterI 9tahTltt0g nm y
llAr III Den Cort gelc9eHeu Uno pon ben S0.
SanOerbI!O & 6OieD bemOhntCH StGllen 6enCr
aus. 0aS 6euer critredte lib balo oarauf
'u Den 9egenilber gclegeuen remcn @Obnbdu
ltrH. Die Roliiel mb SeuermeBr mar balb
al Srt mo Stclle unh gelang eS 0ie Slant
men 5n bemeIltcrn, eAe ih Der Serlult All
iiber $500 belief.
- SIM @tlMnSbeitSrGtbe muroe geiteru
AbenO Die ScrorOnnng, laut mclhcr Die 0unOe
pom 10. Wai bis Sum 10. Ottober Wtauls
tOrbe 81 tragen babel, aniatt Uie iriiber pom
II. SUM bis 10. Sept., angenOmmen.
- OGs neue arrangement SIR Gulamnl=
lung oe5 aiihen NbidllS II. !. No., meltIer
cOntrattlih Den 6p. Suner & SO. iibergcbcn
muroe uao inter Der 2luiTdpt OeS Seiuuo=
belts Seamteu Scene itebt, miro Oieie gSod)c
III AnSiiibrung gebradt. SIS merren bier6u
3lu6lf beOHOerS iiir Oiclen 3wed bergcrld)tete
9Sa9en beuii6t. IS lit ieet Bilid)t Der pau5
bdltertuueu, OaB lie ben Abiall tdglid all
letht srrcldbarsu PldBcu III ua6erodtcu
SeidBen biHitelleu, Oamlt Oeritlbc ihuel ent
fernt perben fam; otnn nlr ami oiele 9Seiie
lit es ermOgIidt, Den SeiunobeltS5nitanO Der
StQbt III i0rberN.
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