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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
WRECK OF A LAKE SCHOONER.

CHICAGO, Oct. Collaboration has been re-
ce,ed here to-day that the schooner Lasae went ashore
nj Two Rivers Point during Monday nights gale This
IL one Of the finest vessels on the lakes,
being valued Ut $4,000 ~ $4,000. She
had cargo Of 10000 bushels of wheat
owned AMI shipped by parties in Chicago The
ship fully insured ia the .Ftna Company, aud the cargo
FOR ~ 100 in the Phoenix, Paeii', Amazon and
N.Antl- A.nA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Finh lwnm Ho,el-Scnator Justin 8. Morrill, OF
yermout lieut. Gov H. Knight Of Massachusetts ehgo
" Chds Of Philadelphia, ex Gov. Henry T. BALDWIN OF hcn
irap state senator r. Wood Of syracnse Ge j. " hnapp
n xubrn v Levi r. Iuckey Private SECRETARY 70
President Grant Cdrsddon Hotel Bishop w e. poshe 0,
NInany Gs,g Houscanal Commissioner Auin mayer Oi
HoosiSk rslls y. u Commander L. A. Beaidsee p nay'
Major Jared A. smith, u = Army ionS , Mo,s
Judge sherman d. Phelps " Bnghamton -. U,",n'nsNT
Dr. Gcsy Of Norwich Conn Brer9of H9r',I'sn H. u;
Albany Metropolitan JIoieL-Gsn. George j. Nagee OF
SCHUYLER County y. Y...AljsmGrie Hoe-BcuJapin STARK
al rflnni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
SERyIA INCLINED FOR WAR.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 27-7 a. ~
The Morning Standard of to-day says that the
Servian Skuptscbina has passed, by vote OF I'll
against ". motion for war with Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

The ORNAMENTAL VS.. THE UsEFUL.-Servant
81 suppose Maam shall not have 10 wait at table ~
Lady % no! want q housemad." servant: ." sup
pose, Ma'am, shall moi have To make the bcdst Lady
lsurIrscd. hut composedy): Certainly not" Servant
blinking the place will suit And suppose, Ma'am, /
shall not expected To the door - Lady: OF
not The fact is want servant to look at and
don't think You will dO"'-lPuncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
LILLE LANGMAIp MrRpERER PROBABLY POUND.

THE LANGMAID MURDERER PROBABLY FOUND
CONCORD, n. H., Oct. 26.-SuGicient evidence
has been found against la Pas- the suspected murderer
Of Josie Lsngmad to warrant the Attorney General to
summon a Grand Jury mt Concord, Thursday, 10 act
upon The detectives say the evidence Is ample
TO secure his Indictment at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
SPANISH PIRATES TO BE sUBDUED.

LONDON. Wednesday, Oct. 27-6 y. IN.
The Morning Post of to-day says that the
British Admiral the Mediterranean has been instructed
to take action relative to the recent attacks upon Engs
merchantmen by Spanish pirates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

he Staten Ilsua Railroad loft engineer discovered man
lying close tho rail- ousico the trace Before the tram Vas
stopped ts engine and tender had passed witout
the man. tho ssps VI the following ear caught h ana
rolled him away from tho nacks without hnroDs mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

One of the popular sayings, "When YOU buy
will always lind the bcsi the cheapest This u
peculiarly applicable To the KNOX Fall and Winter style o
eenemens Make purchases ~ No. 2l2 Broad
way. 533 Broadway in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HUpSUFA ~
BROADWAY.
,Ip 63e Noon. SO, -. NJ 6st Mhn,"' %
- IJtYbr,t during tho fsy, 81. Lowest ~
Average JJ IL. same day, 1874, o6's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
LUDLOW STREET JAIL.

oed and the (;orham Manufacturing Company we're ne
ternlIned to prosecutc him crinnnlly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

Don't nav IS for an inferior Elastic Truss
hen sold for - at PoNERoYs 744 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

announcements.
Irritation OF ,calp-BURNETr's COCAINE cures.
IINDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
IL Won have tender feet, use DALLEY's Mag
IcAL PtN EXTRACTOR and you will walk with 2jc.
IN Iyo>'. TooTu T.prrrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND.-The season in which robins shooting
10 having woods with hunters
The sportsens contemplate making application the
Legislature fer the " las ~ prohibit the shoot
ing the Inland for from three 10 i've years
ToTfuynE-yes,erday noruinF soon after NJ train On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

DR.. LYONS TOoTH TABLETS
Produce the most grItiiying r.snlls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.
END or THE srRIKE-MR. BERoH STOPS IA
CARS.

END or THE sTRIKE-MR. BERoH STOPS TN
CARS.
For several days past considerable excirsmens
has prevailed among the car conductors and
drivers OF the Third Avenue Railroad caused by tAo
announcement of the oficers Of the ROAD that is
would be necessary, In consequence OF the CREST
expense they were IN Ter, to reduce the wages OF
their conductors ana drivers thirty cents pSr
diem. Heretofore the men on the Harlem through
cars have been receiving 90 80 per day, ana on
the short trips the men only received 81 IS per
day. The employees did not Ike the reduction
as they thought the wages they were receiving
quite small enough for the work performed ana
they consequently held a meeting to take action
in the matter. committee was appointed "
wait the President in regard to the matter, bus
that gentleman informed them that the need To
reduce their wages was great and ne would not
rescind the order
At first a strike was talked OF and for awhrre 10
rivers threw up their reins and reused 10 W on
ut reduced price. Their places however, were
the officers were FIRM IN their DISCRIMINATION, ao.
cepted the situation; no doubt, as one OF them
SAID, because times were too hard for mar, to
quarrel with his bread anu butter. Affairs are all
usual, rne President mas expressed his deter.
IMITATION not TO discharge any OF tine regulaf
drivers VINO uttered threats OF striking. provided
they return to WORK without further trouble, and
was caused by hangers-on around The stables, OF,
as they are called, extras, men WHO wait Tor odd
jobs. The difficulty Is now al an END, and exceps
the fact That few policemen are stnl detailed TO-
preserve order at the stable and along the line Of
the road no one would suppose that any
trouble lad existed. Mr.. Bergh had Q
because they were douued up, az
he thought they should be considering the TACT
tlat the tracks was very slippery. A delay Of
about an hour was occasioned oy this interior
ence but aside rom t.iat the pubic have not
been III The least inconvenlenced. Mr.. Bergh saya
II Is al Old trick oi the rnlrd avenue company "a
double up a Few cars 10 deceive his offlcers; but
yesterday the police were watching the cars aud
reported the iucL 70 Mr.. Bcrghs Office that only
lew OF them mad extra horses attached nence the
stoppage. The cars are now running regularly,
anu the men believe that as soon times are oct.
ter that their waves Will he put up TO the Old
standard. us some OF them say that such . tact
has been minated The extra drivers who r..
fused to work have mad their PAGES alled and VIII
not be again employed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
are tried. We cannot well try the merits Of rh
action on notion Motion denied.
PURCHASING REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION

decision was rendered by Judge DONOR ne yes.
terday, in Supreme Court, Chambers. OF tfnpor.
tance not only to purchasers OF real estate, put
showing the necessity OF auctioneers, before max.
ing the SALE being explicit In their desc rption OF
the property To be sold. some time since Robert
White, IN a foreclosure sale, bought house and
lot on the corner OF fhrty.ninth street and Lex
lngton avenue. After the purchase lt turned out
tnht the pulding encroacned on the street m inch
anc a nall, AMI Oh this ground application was
Hluue 10 nave the SAFE set aside. Judge DonohueS
dpcsioD Is as follows lin ms case 1t IL clear
that the sale WAS made, and the purchase on the
par- VI the applicants entered INTO on mistake
OF facts. The grantee supposed that the lot pnr.
chased had house on 1t. " now appears that 40
Important though small part or IL Is on the street.
ana liaoe 10 DE moved AZ any time. While no com.
pensation can De made Tor deficiency in the
quantity OF land bought. Here IL l. almost imp
slOie py that means to put the party right. The
applicant does not want to rebuild the house. Hrs
deposit should be returned 70 HIM, the land res00
and out vi the proceeds his expenses paldn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
A DANGEROUS HOUSEBREAKER.

As Mr.. Bennett gentleman living IN llStb
street., near avenue A, riece not very well bulls
up, was coming down the stairs he was met oy 3
tail, orawny tnie, VINO mad Effected an entrance
nc tue easement door by means OF a skeleton Key.
the lamp winch Mr.. Bennett carried was struck
from ms hand. while ne was seized by the throat
ana orJesed To give no ALARM instead or corn
plying he raised IN cutlery, upOn which his assail-
ant drew Jaeger aud mace tnrus; at his ribs.
serious effect. Although policemen were promptly
Oh the spot tue daring disciple Of Mercury made
his escape, but without aooty. The whole trans
means unlikely that tho roybsr was only beoab
mug - dlrx nights WORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
MUSICAL SKETCHES.

3 P DIEsEkESr Aors n THE oLIo,
conciudng every evening and matinees with the
double sensational drama, which the plot action
per ormed This theatre and claimed ,nnaer OATH 6Y
PIKE o'cALLAGHAS!
PIKE O'CALLAGHAN is the Connecting Link of the
and s. ~ " w
Sir James Blackadder. roya Mr. j. A. Craver
Pyke UCalughau 4 latin III a.hereEt...M lony Hart
Red RUFUS SPY and iniosIner.... Mr., I'd Ilarrgan
Neil O't ounor, attanted rebel ....Mr j. r. Crossn
SERGEANT snipes man OF ciscp!in Mr. John Wild
Lady Brougoi betrothed 10 Neil Mis-, Marie Gorendo
Honor O'Cala:i chan. vile Pyke $50. Miss Folly BoorS
synopsis OF Scenery. -lime-rhe Conclusion Of the
IRISH keDelion scene l-komantic Pass IN the County
Rufus the SpyA Place OF SaictvAn Honest Mans re.
ward-ihe tiumctback's Revenge Scene a-fIouse of
and schemes-ihe lniormer-Death Shall be the
Traitors Doom. scene 3Couage OF Pyke O'Callaghan-
Ionors rroubes-Arfval OF Nell o'tonner and I'yke-
Conceancn -,the lntru!ers-A search for the ,ebel,
chesiA rue irish #si,oms and Ere@SiiA' ne
Alarn-Arrval OF the Milityry-ryKe trsoner-"I
Ireland" sc me l-noom in Sir James slack ider - -
Honor on the Watch-ihc rardon-Thrcat OF Ven
tons Escape-fioaor TRIUMPHANT Scene Gland
scapc-Meetinl OF the Lovers. Scene D he Prison.
q Jaier-Caught in a Trap-rhe Bitter B-Escapc of
Pyke. Scene 7-Landscape Scene Stall IN Sir james
Blackadters-Ne OConnnr frsoner-Urder OF Ex-
ecution- lntcrcession OF Lady Broughton--lhc De
Iance-Arrivai OF Pyke-ihc ParaoI-,ir james De.
fea ted-lappiness OF O'Connor
NAr!SHH rH Hyr kzF5sH M MAEISHs
XXTiNEEl PROGRAMME MATiSrEE
MATINEE GIVEN MATINEE
MATINEE MArINEss MNfi[
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. MATINEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Hammer.

ESCAPED FROM HIS KEEPER.
One OF the witnesses examined at the Stockvis
Inquest last week was Patrick McGinness three
months prisoner from Backwells Island. On st,
Patlicks Day he was brought over to the city by
Keeper to sign his testimony before the Coroner.
After doing so the keeper and himself began 70
drink and McGlnness escaped. Yesterday ne was
arralgned IN this court on charge OF lntOxiSatiOn
anu was sent back to the Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
Bv Judge Donohue.

By Judge Donohue.
straiton VS.. Nltsch; Frey vs.. Frey.-Memorau.
Graz VS.. Observation-Disclosures granted.
Bruf VS.. security Insurance Company; Deutsch0
National Bank vs.. Somehow; Faber vs. Hovey;
Bank OF California VS.. CoHins.-Morions granted.
pperaiemes ". Drake NO Il. -Granted.
Female Academy OF the Sacred Heart vs.. the
Mayor, &C.; HerrlcE vs.. smith.-Mouons denied,
Glob' vs.. Glbbs.-Partv who served papers muse
be examined before referee.
BAH vs. Kerr.--Moton TO resettle denied.
denied.
Western Railroad vs. Bayne. 600 allowance
Llndorn VS.. INSTRUMENTATION TO strike out
answer granted.
Boz man VS.. Ma,news.-Motion granted; stay Of
sixty days.
United States vs.. Grar-Opinlon.
THOMPSON W. seastedt ct aL-Motion denied.
stewart VS.. Fay.-Motiop granted; cause re-.
stored to It's place on calendar for April.
Davenport rhe order Is correct but have no
power TO refer except by the consent or parties.
barnes VS.. visser.-Motion granted on ding 50.
Longstar VS.. C1rrie.-No authority 10 MAKE
oruer.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERN
BY Judge Curtis.
Devine VS.. Devine-Motion for amouy. &C.,
granted-si5 per month to plaintiff, and SIPS
stradoerger VS.. The Rowery Savings Bank
Motion Tor a reference TO ascertain damages sus.
tanned Dy Injunction granted, without costs.
ceedngs OF plaintiff denied, with costs OF motion
to plalntils TO aD,ue the event OF the suit.
Lgntoown et al. VS.. Wneeer-MOuon to dis.
miss complaint den,ed without COSTS
Meserole ct al. vs. Steele.-Defen dant's deInur.
rer overruled as frivolous, and Judgment for plain.
TIN ordered e. SANFORD X. 673).
National trust Company OF the City Of New
YORK VS.. kolston ct al Motion to vacate attach.
mcnt denied.
Slaclalre Rec'ifying Machine Company vs. Re.
lord.-ln)unction granted against sending the
circular ana against interference otherwise than
ny process or proceedings at law.
Johnson ct al. VS.. The Hanover National Bank Of
the city OF New York.-Orler settled.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge Larremore.
Dawson vs. Danie,.-lnterrogatOries settled
Stone vs.. Storrs.-Ob ectiOns overruled. Sec
decision.
Sinclair VS.. Quinn ct al.-See memorandum.
Chrlsy W. Perk1ns-I think the annexed order
Is in proper form.
Spalth VS.. Wasn.-Injunction dissolved,
New York Lie Insurance Company VS.. Dean
Judgment OF foreclosure.
Suckone vs.. Scnesinger.-Motion denied.
BY Judge Robinson.
Mcintyre vs.. McIntyre.-M0t1on denied. Memo.
randum.
Barrett ct a.. vs.. Hartman.-Motion to vacate
order OF arrest denied, with $40 costs in each case
dive cases..
Concordla Society OF Baltimore Vs. Wofn.-Mos
ton granted ana re terence ordered.
Kurzman VS.. Sch0onmaker.-Orders signed.
Harrison VS.. Manhattan Market Company.-
Order settled.
Weber VS.. Bangs.-Case and amendments ses-
tied.
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Before Judge Otterbourg.

Before Judge Otterbourg.
ROBBED IN A LIQUOR STORE.
Michael Fleming, OF No. $50 West Thirty. sixth
street, went into liquor store at No. 1872 West
Thirty-ninth street, Friday evening and while
there was knocked down ana robbed OF silver
watch valued at 800 Four men attacked him.
ana one or the assalants, named Phtlip CrooK, was
arrested yesterday morning Dy Oficer Kane, or
the Twentieth precinct. Judge OtterpourR held
the prisoner in 81, 500 bail to answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
NfiRE NEW 6L,o Of FUN. Fun
NTlRE NEW 0Ll0 OF FUN.
N IKE NEW OLIO OF Fun. ONLY
BY THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.

a
Ing performers :: Har:;gan, Hart, White. Carter Villa
Miss Ella WesnSr. Miss Adah plnond. MISS Amy
f oy Booth Sfoss T. Kelly 's j. n a. Gruvei Ms
l. Stout George Clarke Miss Marie doren6c Mss Kitty
ns s sa DSta SS Vivian NM g. ya A Ms rs
A LAUGHABLE oLIo OF FUN.
Concluding every evening and matinees with the dou.
BILE sensational drama. nom which the plot ana
characters are taken Of TAG drama that has per.
man up Broadway as oi!gnal-See It and Judge your.
selves
Pyss o'callashan Is the connecting link Of the s.
Sir James B,ackodder. a. oya1i,.. J. 4 Graver
Pyle O'Caashan, isiihiu athereni.. M Tony Hart
heG nuin,: spy and v hd. harrixan
Ns ocennor attained MAn c Sas.e
Sergeant ssnIps% man OF discipline Mr. John Wild
Lady Broushton oetrothed 10 Ncii Miss Marie orenho
svxPpEsAAiSsASSts. sSLpiEKSS, sEhSxSTs AZ; =.
County Of WICKLOW. me Fugitive. Faithful AID.
Sone Mans Rssa n S rsS sHey M
~ s.,h AmStSu, Hopes and schemes Ire Ini9riher
S9iNsii o'ocnnor ana PIKE Gene esinsni. The IN.
MWss.me and Farsweli The Alarm Arrival OF the
ier Mss,her and dear ould Irelana.S Scene !.
no icon ws az Sir The S.mei Honor On
TOMS kscape. Honor triumphant Scene sOianaseape
ne the Sa Ss to s hs s
lyx ' sha in sir nmS es
s ssns Of Lady Broughton rne pc
tes'sd' Happiness OIL o'Connor
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Concluding every evening and matihees with double
SeHsa tional Drama frvfl whicn the plot acton ana
characters taken Of the drsoa that has been per-
formed in this theatre and claimed under OATH by the
man mp broadway as original see IT and Judge for
yourselves
PYLE O'CALLAGHAN.
PYKE O'CALLAGHAN Is the connecting Ike Of the
- and s..
Sir James Blackadder. Eoyast. j. A Graver
PIKE UCallaghan. aitiful adhefent. Mr.. Tony Hart
Red Rnius spy and inforuer .......: Mr. 10 harrHtn
Honor OiC aaqhan wife 10 Pyke....Mf Polly BOO h
Neil O'Connol a.aintej rebel j. H. Cr0ssn
Sergeant snipes mar discipline Mr. John Wild
Lady Broug Eon betrothed to Nell Miss Marie Gorenho
MAfINEEI ENTIRk MATINEE
MATiNEEI EvENING MATINEE
MATINkEJ BILL GIVEN IMArlNEE
MAl1NkE AT THE MATINEE
zssiSks w.an.'asI ssa = ss..saas. MIME
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| The pubic ale under some obligations 70
Mr. Josh Hart for the presentation OF variety
entertainme Mt that, while IT embraces all that
is funny, racy and brilliant, never borders
upon the indecent or panders to depraved
taste Mr.. Hart provides an entertainment
that combines the best features OF the drama
the concert room aud the minstrel hall He
aims to secure the best talent places every
piece upon the stage with care, excludes ey-
lerythiny from the performances that might
Jar upon the ear or the SENSES OF the most las
udious, ana gives Us 4 variety show that men
can enjoy AMI everybody witness with pleas.
ure. The variety OHIO brings out the full
strength OF the coInpany--oDe of the best IN
America-and the entertainment altogether
Is one which should be seen. We know OF no
establishment, where an evening can be more
pleasantly passed but to gain admission II Is
necessary 10 Ue ON hand early.-Sunday Era.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

pYKE O'CALLA6HAN
Al THE NATINkES
! "tsE1ASHSSESa.x. nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
THE COURTS

Judge Blatchford granted a large number of
inunctons yesterday against the use OF the
Douglas Binder and Folding Guide, under the
patent laws
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
morning, before Judge Benedict the following
persons, recently convicted were sentenced
Abraham Gardner, letter carrier, Tor stealing
letters; George NJ. Alaire. clerk in the Registry
Department in the Post once Tor stealing regis
tered letters, and Henry W. Somers, for roobng
letter box III the Post Office. got three years each
In the Kings County Penitentiary. william
Walker, colored, for breaking open lamppost
letter box, was sentenced to one years imprson.
menl. Joseph 3. Cleveland, for selling unstamped
cigars, was fined SlCo ana sentenced to six
months Imprisonment. Christian Lorenzo, Tor
running an Illicit distlllery in East Tiiy-tourth
street, got six months and was fined $1,000.
In the Jones.Goidsteln breach OF promise case,
concluded In the Marine Court yesterday morning,
the jury rendered a verdict giving the lair COM
plainant $75 as costs and allowance. The defend
ant Lad previously offered her 5000 to settle the
case.
In the case OF the United States vs.. George Al.
bert Mason the alleged counterfeIter arrested by
the secret service Detectives In the Park Hotel,
on Thursday evening, the particulars OF which
were fully reported in the HERALD. no eXamina-
ton was had yesterday. Assistant District At
torney Post applied for postponement OF the ex.
animation in the absence OF the principal witness,
Albert Ensor, who Is under commitment at Ro-
chester for passing counterfeit money. The case
is set down before Commissioner Shields to.mor-
row, at twelve NJ.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-27

idobcn bcS Gcntrun,s, s. \. oui gut bcutid), Scr
MfnrooufoQ bcs~ ncrriidtcn @Gtd)crociccn
fonumt ouf lcinc McdnunM lit uon ibm inipi<
rirt, l,no bo bus Centrum uno bos fetboliid)c
%ot cinS uno oollclbe linp, 10 lit lcscres Der
intcllcctucllc llrbcbcr cncs gttcnotcs. $5cutc
mcroen mir BON Der not)acld!tcpptcn "olt Null<
monns bcfrcit, CT nuf sic @od idobc los(ocn.
SSir iino alo feuc MDrbcr! - Sic @Iid)c
acbt aicmlid) raid por iic) uuo ,ulcbcnos Der
llcren lld) int Sd)oumc Der libcrulcn Sciic bic
euntcln Sdnubflcdcn, bic una bisbcr sum Ggl
o|lcr 3citlnNsjuocn mudtcu.
gSir linb nid,t unoontbor, ioubeyn oeccptiz
ren init 6rcuoen Den llml6(oa Der Mcinunacn ;
nud Die Tricocnspulmcn unb Tricocnsbpnuen
mcilcn mir nid)t suriid, ober iuir iiirdtcn, oob
bic *obprellunacn nur 10 lon9c pcrbdltcn, ais
oic vihtcr om Gbriiboum. Sehenfolls ucn
ms bic yScibnodtsbbmncn SIT cinenl Mtcrt,ciz
diem III, Saacbud)c unicrcr GrinncrunAen ircr>
ncll, uno mcnn cs un fern @cgneru uirtlid) bar,
ouf anton,mt, 0ricocn nit ms ;u bolten, 10
m69cn lie bic @eoinAun9cu rebi9ircn. Eoiisn
Sic uns, gut, "a lit sic 9ouo sum orcin lda>
gen.
Pax honinibus boHae voluntatis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-27

nit)tS sSiocriprcdlcnbcS rorin, bab CT bicie
Scinc grtcnntuib Der 3utanft, 10 meit CT cS
fit gut fnbct, lcinen @cld)0pfcu mttbeilt. ginc
NSciliaguna miocriprid)t ollo mcocr bcr 9(otur
G5ottcS nod Der Nour bcS Micnid)cn uno lit
baDer offentor m6alid,. - "a nns obcr einc
mobrr @ciiloNunA loldc iutiinftiac GrciNnillc
sum @cacnltonhe bat, Die man oui natiirlid)c
9Sciic nid)t crfcnncn tunn, 10 ii lie oifcnbor
iibcrnotiirlit, uNo fam nur Son N'utt fpn,n,cn.
Ginc mobrc .Sci|ioAunN lit mitbin Gin SSort
G5ottcs mic Gin Munbcr cine S6nt G,ottcS lit
cS mdrc bobcr unucrniift,M cincr mobrcn sSeil>
iaauna tcUcn uollcn Gouacn sa idcntcn.
yScnn mir 0lio icbcu, mic bic tutboliid)e STRIDE
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