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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-04

OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from 8 A. NJ. to z. NJ, and
from to 4,30 +. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from to
9 knnfe lnsE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-04

Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only. Policies issued payable at the death
of the Insured also payable at the end of certain
number of years. Policies are also issued on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-04
TONTlNE PLAN.

or upon the principle OF aceumulatng prohtS Tor
definite periods, which first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead.
ing business men. Forty-four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontine Life Policies, and forty per cent. its
Tontine Endowment Policies. issued within the last
five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests of the
Policy holders, and in presenting the Society to
tice, they feel that has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society, perfect security is given for the flu
ture, which is Of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arSe an
nual transactions as the Equitablc; none lie more
prompt and lust in its dealings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER
IA. On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -, at IL o'clock will
be offered for positive sale at Barker SONS City
Mart and New York Tattersals of Broadway
Thirty ninth street the following valuable and highly
bred frotting Stock viz.
JEWELRY bay Mare, l64 high foaled 1871 bred by d.
sWlGERf, OF Spring station. Woodiord county, Ky got
by Woodord Mambrino q $3.50 first dam Jewel by Alex
hnders Abdallah; second dam by Canada Chief &c
81 splendid size style and beauty; unframed trot
In So; Is thoroughly broken.
FANCY GoLDDUST. JR., bay Geldng. 10 high foalcd
1868, bred by Colonel L. L. Dorsey. Jr of Louisville
.n brother to the famous FANCY GOLDDUST, for whom
$1,000 refused AT four old is handsome:
beautiful driver elegant either the pole single and
beat three minutes
THE ABOVE WERE purchased Mt high figures from their
respective breeders the spring of 1874 and
for want OF use; pedigrees guaranteed.
STOCK NOW On exhibition u the Mart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
i Between Thirtieth aud Thirty first streets
BENJAMIN w. Proprietor
GEORGE WINSIlIP Stage Director
Lots Of fun; vulgarty. First class Mnstrelsy
Variety Entertainments every evening 3 O'Clock.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, at o'clock
Reserved Seatss so cents; Parquete, IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER AUCTIOSEER
IA. CAPTAIN GEORGE ID. HANNA, Of Bourbon county
Kentucky announces his TENTH unexampled sale ~ tile
green otters ncuding three Of the exaordi
regon and most elegant algaited, combined premium
addle and arnes Horses, Just arrived from Kentucky 10
ake place Wednesday. November 10, o'clock AT
BARKER SONS City Auction Mart and New York Tat
comprising 10 head, consisting Of
SORkEL MARE ELLA OGDEN, 15iS high. foaed 1870,
rot by Stroders Cassius NJ Clay Jr very promising
geding PuLSlVER, ~ high. oaled 1863 got by Cripple,
CHIEF, l5A high foaed 1860. got by Brown Chief;
trot In D elegant under saddle bay geldng WILLIAM
10 high ioaied 1868, by Forest Vermont. elegant
coupe horse; chestnut sorrel Geldings ARfEMON AND
MAZE los4 high foaed let9 by Billy Goddnst very
closely matched uneqnalled for style and
superb coupe or Family chestnut sUrrel geldtng
AAERlCUs, 1874 high foaled 1862 by Pilot American,
elegant combined saddle and harness horse beat
200; black gelding HARRY BUFoRD, 10 high, ionled
let Eot by Vscount beat three minutes bay gcldngs
SATSUMA AND LITTLE-ALL-RIGilT, l51s high, fualed
1863 the got ~ Starlight the latter got by Con-
script an extraordinary and closely matched gentle
mans road or trong team can beat minutes iosetnsr
and trot in ? so sngy. Brown Mare BELLE TAYLOR,
5k high, foaod In 1859; by Teegrapl can beat 20
sorrel Geldngs HARRIS BROTHERS. 1874 high, foaled
1869 lS7U got by lIannas bdaah exactly alike
In color marks disposition drive and gait can beat min
the closest matched and finest pair IN America
Bay Mare SALIE MORRISON. 1874 high ioaled 1863; got
BY BayRrd: 20 track in the Union and
HEAT 1876; the perfect, fastest and most
Using green In the world Chestnut sorrel
hopes Blood Hawk; beat 90 Dark dapple geld
ing ORLANDO 1874 high foaled 1870 got by Mambrno-
columbus; very promising Above all warranted sound
kind the for exhibition and trial
sale Dr. JOHN w. CLARK, Agent for Captain Hanna,
everybody and ride and drive the
OF tho lot before CATA
LOGUES ready Sale positive aud no postponement.
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'IIIIIIIIIIII.IIII1IIIIIIIIs

Hermann Harmon, Green Dutchman. Mr.. Geo s. Knight
Billy Pincher the Pride of Thompson John Hart
Ben Oakum, Sailor ashore. Mr. VIM b. Cahill
q. d. Swele............ The Mr.. VIM. CourtrigLt
Col. McApine Mammoth Tramps 49,. Mr. e D. Goodins
Yerdigrs Vcrdant, from the Country Mr. John Queen
MI Sterling Mr.. g. w. III. Griffin
sally Miss Julie Coventry
Auela Miss Ida Greenfield
Miss JuliA Robinson
Other characters by the Dramatic Company
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY INCIDENTS &c
Scene Home of the Confidence Men-Respectabis
Tramps-A Model Washing Machine-Desperati0n VI the
Notwithstanding Must 10 Donen-The Next Door
Neighbor-The Welcome Nisitor-uite Aistake-Ifow the
Confidence Men Livefhe Old Sailors Return--A Long
Cruise-A Philanthropic IndviduaAn Insult Resented
The Gentleman Iramps Become Desperate-Assau Attack
and fabieau. Scene 2.-Broadwny and Astor Pace-The
stray observation-disclosures hermOn in the Big City-The
Strawberry Girl-A Fool aud His Money, &c.A Remnis-
eemce Of Chatham Street.-The Mantle Of Misery-Bly
Pnchcr Prince Of Thompson street-By and the Dutch
msn-Come Episode scene 3.--Street in New fork-The
Order TifIany-Colonef Mammoth aud the Young Man
from the Country-Ben Oakum Cruise-Lfe In the
Great Metropos-No News OF the Lost CrafBly Pincher
Volunteers Little Inform aton-An Everyday Row and
Police Wanted Scene 4.-Couper Institute-The Conf
Man and Ills Victull0w They Work tSti on the
Tramp--Bcn in iaeNo Signal iet-Strerts and Avenues
In York; Clue Last Scene 5Pier ON the North
River Nght-A Friend from Calornia-Say Salter Led
AstrayThe Respectable Traps Throw on the Mask-Des
perate Attack Upon the Young Man from the CountrA
sudden Interrupton-What Takes Place In New York At
Nght-Taken In TimeThc Last Of the First Glass Tramps
and End Of the Confidence Men.
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BY VAN TAssELL 4 KEAENEYt .AgcTIoNEERs.
10 AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET' NEAR

A MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER ANNOUNCES
II. COLONEL RICHARD PENISrANs uhe former
owner OIL and the gentleman who Sold the wonderful hy
LADY STOUT and the famous GRAFTON to Mr.. ROBBERY
BONNER, Of the Kentucky stock farm. Lexington Ky.l
Extraordinary sale OF valuable TROrTING stock,
place ut Barker AZ Sons City Auction Mart and Now
York TattersalPs, of broadway and Thirty
street on Monday November 10 ut eleven o'clock and
Prising THlRTfFlVE HEAD Of young stations. colts and
niles, young driving gedngs and matched pairs
brood mares, &c; Of the BEST TROTTING BLOOD OF
kENTuCkl, including the get of BLACKWO0D, Herr's
MAMBRlNo-PATCHEN, Ericsson, Golddust, Kentucky
STOCK WILL arrive at the mart tomorrow
FULL DESCRIPTIVE catalogues now ready at the
Spirit and Turf Offices and at the
SALE POSITIVE and postponement
PEDiGREES AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS guaran-
teod -
REFERENCE. Mr. ROBERT BONNER of Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

A LANDAU, ONE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE ONE
n six-seat Coupe, Roekawsy Rockaways styles;
Two second hand Pony Phaetons Brewster Broone
street top side bar Wagons r. NJ. stvers full spring
bop, Road Wagon by Dusenbury Nandusen TOP
and open Road Wagons from S3 up: second hand
Sleghs; also $50 of all styles Blankets, Lap Robes &C.
81 40 up; secand hand Sulky aud Skeleton Wagon
WIN. H. GRAY, 20 and - Wooster street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- = SA4tiA -
A
: T 7 l. : II / " !,
EFrrrp 1. ssssss rTTTTr 900 EnHE y ssss !
+ a / SIS. : Z so5 81 i ..sl ]:
SIS S sEy ~ EHEA AESEnv,r
rH PEREcTLy 22rrsTE 4 9dp 4, aoTE
sESTs NEW XETi$r$ Asp SEw ACTS
p... ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
shan sshsT s.tsSsS%ens IN the world - ''''--.'
he gso ~ ss
and TUESDAY and Friday matinee.
HARRY MCCARTHY,
author actor vocalist and dancer in his Engsh Irish
Scotch and American characters
REYNOLDS BROTHERS
George and Charles in their original delneations plan
taton life and Ethiopian eecentrieitss.
sArrHo,
the gifted commedienne.
THE HANsELL TROUPE,
Alpine vocaists warbers Their lrt appear
ance IN New York.
ALICE ROSS and ED MURRAY,
Dialect Sketch Artists vocass and Dancors Their first
The wonderful
slEGEIsT BOYS,
Three of the extraordinary Acrobats world
Mr. HENRY RICE.
the great Male Soprano.
KATE o'ooNNoR,
the Queen of Irish Song.
G. b. HARCoURT,
Character Actor and Tenor Vocalist
SANFORD WILSON,
the renowned Musical Mokesn and Classic ass
JENNIE MORGAN,
the popular operate Artists
Z. NJ. uENGLER,
Premier SOLO Song and Dance Delnestor
CHARLES woRLEY,
the unrivalIed Comedian.
TONY PASTOR
win appear in entirely repertoire of original
Gus WILLIAMS
sengaged upon Of an absorbing local interest
which will be produced Mr. Wiiams representations
limited to this establishment only.
In connection with the above,
TONY PASTORS ENTIRE COMPANY
will appear in Of the most interesting and valuable
grammes ever prepared.
cured by telegraph or letter, six days in advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

CILMoRE'S CONCERT GARDEN.
VI GRAND SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.
PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW
SUNDAY EVENING" NOVEMBER z, 1875.
'-A'' Mr.. j. LEVY. Mr. NJ. ARBUCKLE.
Mr.. E L. LEFEBRE Mr.. +. LETSCH
THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
A GRAND ORCHESTRA and
GILM0RE'S FULL BAND
PART l.
GIIMORE,S BAND
2 Solo for Trombone Air aud yariatons" Lesch
Mr.. +. LETSCH.
Fantasia German Air Heinemann
GILMoRE'S BAND.
Aria fer Baritone, "Cavatina Nabuccon. Verdi
Mr.. A. SOHST.
PART III.
s. Solo for Cornet "Fantase Brllianto" hartmann
MR.. J. LEVY.
MADAME MARIE SALvOTTI.
T. "Rhapsode HOngroise No 2................--.L zt
GfIMORE'S BAND.
@ Part Song, "Good Night. .Abt
YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
PART III.
o. Cornct Solo, Cavatna III Bravo .Mercadante
Mr.. NJ. ARBUCKLE
lo Quartctte "Rigoletto"
= GILMORE'S BAND.
IL Solo for Saxophone Swiss Air yaren .Ssvari
a. Mr. +. A. LEFEBRE.
H. March, SCHILLER Fesva". .Meyerbeer
ADMISSION so CENTS
Private boxes, admitting four So
The Garden Is kept at delightful and comfortable
temperature of seventy degrees.
Doors open at Z; Concert At o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

A 7 VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEYS
IL HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 4TH Az
SLEIGHS
UNTRIMMED PORTLAND CUTTERS from $50 UP
TRIMMED PORTLAND CUTTERS from $40 Up
THE LARGEST STOCK OF SLEIGHS IN THIS CITY
LANDAULET used only four times pole and shafts by
WOOD BRO. =
LANDAU, nearly new by Miner Stevens.
TOP WAGON nearly new, pole and shafts by BREWS-
TER 4 CO., of BROOME STREET.
TOP PONY PHAETON city build.
BAROUCHE, nearly new, by Brewster Co, OF Brooms
street.
CLARENCE suitable tor livery stable by Dunn.
No top Road Wagon by Dusenbury.
Second hand Carriages and harness OF every descrptio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

Forming n All an old time Comique Programme for MON
DAY, November &, 1875.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY THE ENTIRE
and SATURDAY. NIGHT BILL
MATINEE PRESENTED AT
WEDNESDAY THE
and WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY, AND
at SATURDAY
3P. NJ. MATINEE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs.
LlIFTH AVENUE THEATRE BOOTH
SPECIAL
Mr.. BOOTH IN NEW CHARACTER
Mr. DAILY has great pleasure in announcing thai Mr..
BOOTH win appear on
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8.
for the nrst time stage, In the characters Of
KING RICHARD THR SECOND,
In sHAkEsPEARES sublime play Of that name. for which
the mos. CAREFUL and COSTLY PREPARATIONS have
been made and which will be produced with entirely
historical costumes scenery music The number Of repre-
sentatiOns win be strictly limited In consequence Of the ap
preaching end Of Mr. BOOTHS sagagsmsn, which has 50
far been
WITHOUT PARALLEL IN ENTHUSIASM
and OVERWHELMING audiences The nights which
RICHARD IL viii be performed week will bs
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS
- The those evenings is now progressing
and the box sheet open from a. NJ. till loP.M
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
EXTRA
EDWIN BOOTH MATINEEi
Mr. DAILY begs to announce that Mr. BOOTH has con-
scented to crafty countless Of admirers who
been prevented by the great Saturday Morning
Performances from witnessing his daylight representations
And Notwithstanding the arduous artistic duties d Mr.
BOOTHS nightly roles, he will appear at
A SPECIAL MATINEE
WEDNESDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 10.
AT ONE O'CLOCK
In Difference also to largely expressed desire to Mr.
BOOTH In COMEDY and In bis rarer personations Mr..
DAILY has tho pleasure OCCASION
Bulwers popular Play of
THE LADY OF LYONS
with
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH as CLAUDE MELNoTTE,
aud
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT a. PAULINE
This is POSITIVELY THE ONLY occasion on which this
play and the above phenomenal viii offered
sale of Seats and Boxes win begin MONDAY MORNING,
O'Clock.
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0ie s. Rrei8aMfaabe.

Wi9tise auFSunseu ser g. preisaufsabe ,purben
bts gum 3. Hebruar psn folgenben 4erlonen einge=
tanh: 9ermamn 4Sbser, s. 6aag. {. greuina.. 8.
Mugeper, Bertba Satobs, Maria aopp, 9. Miasr
Sod. Senrp aSbisr, Mor;a abbter, s. s. sdonoters,
mann, Sac. Nou, Mug. am6dbe Imam, eugene arof
nenberger, .. Gilermann q. 6. Yeder, pb. Detfer.
&us. Berger, &bram Gbrpf, gBibeIn1, Soiepb, Mnz
tonnette Wnb MrnoIb Rubuf6, u. prues. s. Rafing,
$. Roser, .. Glfers. Geo. DsfFer, sLnna MoIensraft
Geo &ilefelS, s.. Gimmer. Iberefa BeitsnSori, g.
6abm. linton Bente, Ri6arb unb Mlops Mafimann,
y: Mousr, $. gaufepobL Soiepbine 8obmann, Wrs.
N0ber, 9. Dttns, W. Tbeabo, s. 9. 9teintamp, 9.
2atita. 8. 2aaemann 9. aebage, Eb. yannretb,
eerter, aus giqua, o. NIT Mnleferlidem Namen; cine
anbere ebenfo; &. 2ieftubter, 6. Climb, Mnna Bedcr,
Natbilba Saiobs 9. Auguitn. 9. 9iedboif, GI. l1ez
ter, Gatt Oiedboff, s. g. Slider, O. Grimme, 6.
Staa JreS. 6ris9es, Nrant Groboff, Berner Meper,
y. s. Ottins, Seb Duder.
16 unridtise, barInter eine in boudnbiftsr eprade
9si9rtebene, "ee Mi oot Iesen funnen."
Bei Der DerIooiuns- fieEen bic ausseietten 10
4reife auf foIsrnbe Bewerber:
I. Dermer Neper. Cincinnati;
T. G. Stau, Cincinnati;
g. 4nna Beder, 6amton;
L. Bilbelm Noler, Yiqua;
5. 8. s. upbaus, @Ianborf;
s. 4aam Gbrpf. 4iqua;
8. Gb. 2atf@a, Cincinnati;
9. 81. lleter, Cincinnati;
10. Mrs. HSbel, 9amilton.
pie prdmie" f'nS an Siefe Sewi"ner f5on abse*
B 8ertba satobs II. 81. Qatl@a tpoueu
uns sefdlIisft ibre senaue slbre6e angeben, b.
nit mir ibnen bic Rreiie suienoca tonnen.
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81 II 8 T II It IT.

Inter bieiem Ttel beantpsrten mir aue all uns &c.
sidtetem anrasen ieSer Mrt. ,penn mir baraus cries
f5un it. Mu$ Mnrasen Obnt Namen ses Srasttaeiss r.
perben beant,uortet.
Nnfra9e: @as iit bic llria9e, bab unicr
beiligtr 8ater in ben @ereinieten Staaten tei<
nen etnai9eu bon uniern @rsbifd0fen ben &ar>
binalS9ut nerleibt, ba iie bod cine fatbolilde
Bebolteruns bon un9efabr 5000, 900 iibertua>
den?
Nn ntiport: Sn Der @abI bet &arbinGle lit
BET III. 8ater unbei9rantt, CT allein t0nnte oa>
ber bieie Nnfrage gan; ridtig beantuorten.
sber aud mir t0Mnen berldiebene @rinbe auf-
finhen, marum bisber in Nmerifa fein @eiitli,
der gum Cardinal ernannt tpurbe, ipenu mir
ben 3ped bes GarbinalatS betradteu. Oie
Garoinale bilben ben itdnbi9en Senat beS
Yapites unb finb oeden @atbseber uno @ebUl>
fen in bet 9ertualtuns ber gan5en STRIDE.
Geruer iit bic @abl eiues neuen Yapftes aus
idliebliA bic Sade BET Garbindle. Sum aber
1T eS oHenbar, bab es fir einen il, Amerifa
mobnenoen &arbnal beim Sobe eineS Yapftes
faf unmo9li@ ieiu tpiirbe bisie 9auptpflidtew
eines gar6nols 3u erfiiuen. 3u ipeld)em 3,pede
fsu oer Yapt ii9 @atbaeber tp6blen, bic bici>
ieitS bes MeereS mobnen2 llnb mie fol- elm
ameritanil9er Cardinal bcim Eooe eines 45ap-
ftes an bet @abl ieines Nadfolsers tbcilneb<
men tonnen Selbit iebt, no bic Radridt bon.
2ooe eiues @apites burd ben 9elesrapben
sleid bier betannt' uurbe, 70 tpiirbe e5 bod
bis @oden oauern, bebor Elm a,neritaniider
Cardinal nod Garopa tame, uno f@ an BET
YapHpabl betbeiligen fonnte. 9ann aber,
lpenn ct enolid bort eintrafe, tonnte bic @abl
lan9ft beenoet fein, 90 alio mitoe Elm Gar>
oinal in Amertta ni@t btel mebr bon bieier bo<
ben @lroe baben, ols ben bloben 9itel. Ser
ner beftim,nt bas Goncilium bon &rient 5par,
bab 3u @arbiualen 70 peit mo9li@, @lanner
aus allen slationen senommen tperben 1olen,
aber es fett ipeisli@ bel, iofern Der Yapit @ele.
9enbeit babe, auswartise senusiam fennen gu
lernen, nno Ct boue llriade fnbet, ibnen fein
9anaes @ertrauen 5u i@enteu. Aud bieie &c.
einsnna it fir Nmerita idper 3u erfiiuen.
l1niere Bii&0fe iino bonn Yapte iueit ent tfernt,
unb tuenn fe aud mal gun. Goneil unb bel
fonitisen geleaenheiteu in &sm tparsn, 10
sonnte BET Yapit bod tpobl f@werli@ fie 10 eee
nau senueu lerneu, UNI ibnen bic b0@fe @aroe
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Central l<@ercin. Nm Yfneitl itlonnta9e
ben Is. Wloi biei les Sobrcs piro bic 20. Gene
ralber iammlun9 bes beutiden 0i0mii6 totbo>
liIden @entral TereinS in Cincinnati abee,
balten. 0as Geit Committee iit ldon felt liin>
serer 3eit in Sbatisteit, I'M bic n0tbiaen @or,
bereitun9en gu treffen. s5eoenfalls miro oieie
@encrolOerlammlung eine 9robartige Dcmor>
itration uerben. @s iucroen i9 nid)t nur &c.
leoaten aus alien Gbeilen unieres aroEen 2ans
bes bort einf1noen, ionbern bic siinltisc Sage
Gincinnatis mad)t es aud mo9lib, oub Oiele
auStudrtise 8ercine iid in Gorpore an oieler
8eri iammluns betbeiligen f0nnen. QSe mir
boren, lieat aud) Der Ylan bor, oob ber blii>
@omerob Fd trob Der 22s w(eilex @nt.
fernuns boll3ablis pet Dampfboot nad
Cincinnati beseben tuirb, um iid an bet Gene
rolberiammluns III betbeilisen. Berben nod
tueiter entfernte gereine CUR oiesiabrisen Sc.
neralberi riammlung in @orpore eri9einen?
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Obis @aiienfreuno.
Dt b6rHiAc &afpcr.

II. 'sleS be b0rftige NaRtr cNbltd bon iic<
men &atcnlammer iuad lpuebe, boa riaoebe be
fid up I'M let f'd iim. Sc iatt int Soffen (ein
@efanenib). 81 em iatten Srci obber beer
.NoIte aals, DC c,n anfefen. Gene ooabon Iaabe
IN ias: eaentlid i0llen lui bi M 0rntlid bor.
9auen, bu bumme &al, bu bas De sanse @ast
lon'n Spettatel mafeo, bat tpie ale mig lloapcn
tonnen. Nmer ipadte, penu hi mool ut biil<
fen &aiten flint, bann hill mi oi null friesen:
- Soa gong up eenmoal be Sore los, IN en-
Sdanoam met Selm unb Sabel ftonn f0r &als
per. 9e iaaa ~aufiteben! Sic nil fen gum
Folideieommii1or." 9(u mus 8aIper up een-
moal matter los mas I'M bat bc int s offeM iuaS
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@eiter 1T Die 3abl

Der &irde ;u Ubertro9en. @eiter 1T Die 3abl
oer GarSin0le auf 70 bei6rGnft. Sic meiite,l
oabon rniilIen bod in 8om, ooer al eincn,
folden Srtc iein, bon iuo ic &om bolb errci>
dcn t0nnen. @enn nun bet Top1, iuie cbigc
snfra9e boraus iebt, fir iebe 100000 &a>
tbolitcn einen cardinal ernenneu ,uolltc, 10
uiibte nid)t nid)t nur bic aanSe 3abl 10 boll
fem, mas ielten oer Sail lit, ionbern cS warcn
aud bic @Glftc allcr Garoiu0lc auf Der aonScn
@clt acrltreut uno babcr meiteuS auber St0noe
bic linen als @aroindle obliegenben YFidten
3u erfuaen. gSollte oer bl Nater auf bic 3abl
Ser .Sfatbolifen ic9cn unb besmcgcn in Den Ser.
Stootcn cnen Cardinal erncnncn, 10 miibtc CT
aus qleidcm @runbc in anhcren anerifanl<
iden Qdnoeru, in Mlttel- uno Siioamerito
nod ODER Gorbin1lc ernenneu, bonn bort
ift bic 3abl oer Aotbolifen weit gr0ber, ais in
Den @ercini9teu @taaten. @nolid iino Die
Ser. Gtootcn nod elm 0liiiionSlano, ,pir ba<
ben nod feiue ei9entlideu Yfarren, unicre
Sfir1en boben itatt Nern09en Sd)uloen uno in
einem iolden neuen 2anoe, no bic &ilde crit
i'm 8esriffe it, feiten Gub 5u failen, wuroe
nod niemalS Elm Cardinal ernannt. Sn Suo>
Nmerifa ilt baS NlleS anberS, bort 1T fait bic
ean;e 8cu0lteruns fatboliid, bic eorti9en 2an>
Der lino feine eigentlidcn Mifionslanoer meDr.
QSenn alio bet Yapit nit &udiidt auf bic 3obl
ber Jfatbolifen Itaroindle eraennen pollte, 70
iuGrbe Suoamerifa eber einen iolden erbalten
muFen ais bic @ereinsten @taaten. llebri-
gene meroen nidt auein @r5biid0fe gu Garbi>
nalen ernannt, ionoern aud @iid0fe, Trieitcr
uno Diafoneu, Die nid)t einmal Yriefcr lino.
Das @ollegium oer Garoindle sablt seseniuar<
ti9 nur 81 Garbinale, feds garoinalbiid0fe,
81 Garbinalprie1 1tcr uno @oroinaloiatoneu.
Mnfra @arum baben Sic int v8ai>
(enfreuno" eiuen gang anbern @odeufalenher,
als CT in anoern &alenbcrn uno IN anoern ia,
tbolii1en 8ldttern itebt?
Nmtport: @ir seben in unierm Moden.
laleuber bieicni9en Gelte uno Seili9entage an,
bic in ber Stirdenprobin3 Cincinnati Dirtlid)
3sfeiert iueroen. Nnbere 8latter i@einen ben
lSodentalenber aus irseno einem in 9euti@>
[auo ri9tisen, bier aber unpai1enoen &alenoer
slus unierm Modentalenoer
tonnen unie,e Qeier erieben, su iueNen @ebddt>
nib oas bl Mebopfer an allen slltaren Der
Cincinnati bargebrad)t ipiro.
Nus benz llnteridieoe stuiid)en unlerm Doden>
talenber uno anbern &alenoern folst allo, bab
ale onbern, bic nit uns nibt iibereini itinmen
unrid)tig auf9eiteut iinb.
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9 / t r r n + II r.

sln pradtboucu fdtDoliiden illuitrirten 3eit>
id)riften babcn mir nunmeDr feincn 0fansel
nebr. 9iuei ollc 20Sa9e erldeinenoe 9ibt eS, ,nam>
lid: bet u9cutide 9ausidab" unb Die valtc
llnb Neue @er" uno cine monatlibe, namlid) ::
Die IT vtotboliiden Miilioncn." &om vSauaidab"
licgt oaS 5. Seft bor unS. Scr Sert unb bic
Suu itrotioacn fins eleid bor5Ielid).. Sir ben,
oer oieie idonc 3eitidriit einiic5t 1T jcoe
empfebluns iiberfliiiiis, ba iie iid iclb1t enl>
pftcblt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10

eY@ @ir tonnen aus Grfabruns fasen, bab
Or. Mu9uft &6ni9'8 Gan1bur9er
Srnfftbcc bos bette 0littel aegen Suiten u.
Grtaltung 1T, uno ratbcn baber Sebermann,
beuielben I'M 9ouie All baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10

NcrInuot. MGnner unb Nrauen, j{naben unb
VtllAhyl. MaSeben Inn unicre neucn 3 ii te n=
fartcn sM uertaufcn. WrDberen &c,pin alS bel rgcnb
einem anberen Geidafte. Infer Mammotb ,,ite,bu
fir % Cents. - Tritdb s. 9Dalter, 9apton, o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10

9or allen 9insen bite bid, ieoem elenben
Gei@lpabe du glaubcn nit benz b0le ober
fduad)e Men1den Bit in ben Sbrcn le9eu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10

Raul Gitrcir,
Wltarbauer, Sil0bancr & Ser9cloer,
1920 @reenup< Ctr, nabe Der ct. So lepbstir9e,
aetterbor $40, Gopim8ton, Ap.,
perfertigt 9lltare, Tabernatel &ansen &c. in iebem
bclebigen StpIe. Cine Musmabl perid)iebener Yldne
tbes bier un6 tbeils in 9euti6 lamb auseefibrt lie
gen itets sur M~Vdht ba. (1O4)
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