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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24
Santa Claus.

A funny old man with pipe as funny,
flowing white beard, aud a face so suuny,
That 1t gave the pale moonlight golden glow,
And seemed to warm the glittering snow
The tunuy old man was laden with TOYS,
And he tossed them down without any noise
Till in beautiful heaps they lay.
Santa Claus is very popular lust now, His
name is in the mouths Of all lutte folks; sun
dry queer epistles are Indicted to him, beseech-
lug remembrance 10 the shape of doll, a
rocklng-ho:se, trumpet, or some much de.
sired toy. Possessed of boundless resources is
Santa Claus, in the belieloI childhood u charm
Ing variety OF mysterious gifts are at his dispo.
sal; and more than that, he has the cnvlable
reputation OF liking to make the little people
happy. Never Was saint moro extensively
popular.
The history Of Santa CLAUS curious mix
ture Of truth aud fable-soes lar back into tue
ancient times. Centuries ago child was born
10 Asia Minor who received the name of Mich
olas. His parents were wealthy and of high
rank, apd dcslrIug to express their gratitude 10
Gud tor the birth OF their son. resolved TO cdu.
cate him for the Christian priesthood The
child Was sober and thoughtful, and while vet
young both his parents died, and he Inherited
their great wealth. lie considered the riches
a sacred trust; he fed the hungry, he clothed
the destitute, aud performed all kinds of good
deeds as secretly as possible As Il priest he
was greatly beloved; as bishop he Continued
his beucvocuce. After his death the church
canoulzcd him, and be became one OF the
greatest OF patron saints He was rcvered as
the helper OF the poor, the protector of the
weak, and as the especial patrou saint of the
children, who were taught to believe that their
good gifts came from him.
Many miraculous incidents were added to
the story OF his ltc which the uutuorad pco
pie londly believe. Saint Nicholas was the
game given him by the monks, and this was
tamlllarly changed to Santa Mic laus and final.
ly clipped down to Santa Claus who is still
represented as retaining his old habits of secret
beDevolence, and coming down the chimney at
night laden with Christmas presents for child
rem.
4 pleasant fiction it is to them, under cover
OF which that charming secrecy concerning the
donors Of gifts is kept up, though little eyes
aud ears aud minds are keen, aud Santa Claus
is usually very we'll known to them as much
more modern parsonage than old ST. Nicholas
But the children enjoy the harmless pretcuce
the mysterious filling OF stockings, and the
heavily laden Chris, mas tree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

Outside gossip about our State affairs is not
generally agreeable, but the following from the
two Baltimore papers, each representing diff
tereDt political party, will be read with a con-
victiou of its justice
The American says: The refusal of the
Virginia Legislature to appropriate ten thous-
and dollars for the payment of transportation
add other charges upon Virginau products to
be shown 10 the Centennial Exhibition is only
honest and right, in view of the circumstances
Virginia has had occasion recently to ask an
extension aud a compromise at the hands OF
her creditors, and however earnestly she may
wish to make a creditablc display 10 the exhi.
bitiou, she has no right to spend her creditors
money even in patriotic junketing.
And then the Gazette says Virginia 5 re-
tusal to appropriate ten thousand dollars to
the Centennial Exhibition was DOT lack of will,
but was based 90 sound economical reasons.
The STATE is terribly 10 debt aud has recently
asked an extension from her creditors. While
therefore, it will be regretted that the grand
old Commonwealth is unable to make worthy
showing Of her resources, the sense of honor
which impels her to apply her revenues solely
to the iulfllnent Of her bond is worthy OF all
commentator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.
To shoso the very age and body of the Tim,

Legal steps were taken yesterday 70 abolish
the Missouri State Lottery.
a dispatch from Havana states that Tweed
has been Iii that city siuce Tuesday last
Yesterday morning Heury White, coored,
was hanged for the murder Of his wife, IN
Ontario.
Gen. Malone has been reelected President
Of the Atlanta, Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad
Go. tor period of five years.
Mrs. Moulton's alleged intention to call 40
cx parte council, in addition to the mutual and
the advisory bodies, adds TO the probability
that the old scandal will be very fully revived.
Cinciun:ti proposes TO celebrate the iuaugu,
raj Of Centennial year by grand illumination
and street pageant, beginning at midnight on
New Years eve.
The descendants Of Rebecca Nourse, who
was hanged 10 Salem, Mass, in 1892, ou com.
plant Of being a witch, have formed an asso-
citation for the purpose of erecting u monument
to her memory.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue de-
cides that he has the legal right to prescribe
the quantity of malt that shall be equivalent to
u barrel OF beer tor purposes OF taxation, which
right has been contested by the Brewers Asso
cation.
Berlin telegram says it is stated that the
principal feature Of the Great Powers PROPOSE
| ton relative to reforms in Turkey is that the
ambassadors OF the ueutrul Powers at Con.
stantlnople shall exercise permanent con-
troll III the execution Of the reforms 10 the prov
lnccs
1t is rumored at Cairo that the khedive is
negotiating for the sale of Egypt's founders
shares in the Sucz Canal The government OF
Great Britain and NJ. de Lcssrps represent,
lug a combination of French capi,al) are the
bidders. The latter has offered nine million
dollars for the shares.
The Mobile Register begins to take cheer,
full view OF things. Il endeavors to show that
the people OF the South arc in better condi
tioD than those OF the North by proving that
10 the North investments in cotton spinning
mills yield an average Of lT.yS per CT. while
the ), utheru mills pay au average of "A l6 Der
cent, or over per cent. more than the Mouth.
ern mills,
In the Legislature Of Ontlrio. Canada, dis
cuSson OF the estimates for 1876, including
$4,000 for immigration, elected the state.
mcLt that 100 many mechanics were coming tc
that province during the present depressed
state OF trade, and that it was the policy oil
the government to encourage the immigration
Of agricultural laborers and domcstics only. I,
was thought that employment could be had
during winter for $4,000 of the latter classes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

LIS New York, as elsewhere, work is pext to
impossibity to get. 10 all probability there
are 10000 idle men in New York to-day
5000 of whom would work for their board
alone Many of these were at one time men of
influence, and held good positions 10 society.
but are now down in the condition known as
"seedy.' 1t is not hard to account for the
cause OF this scarcity of work. 1t lies at the
door of the Republican party which has made
the country poorer and poorer every day it has
been in power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

10 speaking Of Christmas presents the New
York Tribune says: 1T will not count Tor
much for mans wife aud children if he heap
costly furs or jewelry on them on Christmas
morning aud comes down to breakfast every
day in the year with snarl and scowl or a
stiff, cold civility. There are men who make a
fetish or joss, if you please, of their news,
paper, or the report Of the Stock Exchange,
and who come in reality no nearer to their child
rem than if they were South Sea Islanders
There are initiative men who 60 through lie
talking 10 false tone, laughing 10 false key,
aping some miserable model of gensity .or pro-
priety. How much Of their real selves do they
give to any human beng? Whether We have
aean or full pocket book on Christmas morning,
we may set out with one rule for the next year
that every man owes to his family and to every
passing stranger, straightforward look, a
simple, genuine manner and cheerful voice.
lie has no right to insult and burden his neigh
Dor with his troubles. A happy face on the
street is beuson to every slraoger that looks
at it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

The business committee Of the Republican
conference has appointed the following com
mittee to take the necessary steps for the es.
tablishment of an organ 10 Richmond: First
district, j. B. Sener; Second district, j. H.
Plat; Third district, Arthur a. Splitter, vii
liam +. Glddugs, Rev. William Troy, D. w.
Bohannon, DR.. c. S. Mills, John Il. Popham !;
Fourth district, D. S. Lewis Fifth district,
W. Il. Il. Stowell; Sixth district, j. +. Will
sou; Seventh district, S. NJ. Yos,; Eighth
district, r. D. BeckIey; Ninth district, Jacob
Wagner. A 6ual meeting of the committee
will be held December 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a.
CHRISTMAS.

Christmas comes halIowed not alone by the
marvellous and revcred event that it celebrates.
1t comes blest by the myriad joys and charities
that have for ages clothed its advent with the
kiodliest sympathes, and the most touching
emotions Of human nature. To childhood it
is blessed with hope. To manhood it brings
the peasantest of those duties of which every
day has its FILL TO age, softcned and tender
rccoections come with it to sit beside the
pleasant healthstoue. 1t opens all hearts with
thoughts of better days. 10 the many homes
it will visit tomorrow, the Gazette wishes "a
MERRY CHRISTMAS"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

1t viii! be gratifying to the public school
teachers of the State to know that Auditor
Taylor yesterday paid over to Mr.. Rufner,
State Superintendent Of Public Schools, the
round sum of $l2l 900. This will be appor-
toned among the counties at the rate of
twenty-five ccLtS Tor each child on the school
ceuSus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

AT about the same hour,the earthquake was
experienced in Virginia a similar shock was
felt 10 various parts of Baltimore and on the
suburbs ln several instances persons were
awakened from their sleep by a rumbIing noise,
ana the phenomenon was generally discussed
On the streets yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

The steamship kenworth, which left Liv-
erpool on the 18th and Queenstown on the fol-
loving day for Philadelphia, has returned
having lost her propeller
"A hire at Red Oak, Iowa, yesterday, de
stroycd the entire east side Of the nnbEc
Square. The buildings were all of wood, how
ever aud the loss will not be more than $40,
700. '
w "A passenger train on the Connecticut
Western railroad ran into some freight cars on
side track near Millclton, last night. the ac-
cluent occurring through the neglect of
Sw''chman. The baggage master, named
Burke, was f4tally hurt and several others
slightly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

One thousand hogsheads of manufactured
tobacco pays $3.50, 900, and every ten thousand
hogsheads pays the enormous sum OF 81, 400, 900
10 taxes 10 the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

Littel's Living Ago Tor this week has beer
received. The Living Age grows in popular
layor dcscryedly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho week has been u quiet one, the approach
OIL Christmss stimulating the retail trade but
diminishing the receipts otsurniuss.nuhirh sra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24
THE CENTENNIAL.

1t may be al unpleasant thing not to be able
to do as your neighbors do, and keep UP ap.
pearances but the only road to thrift lies
through the door Of economy. With States,
as with individuals, the rule is memorable. The
State Senate has decided that Virginia cannot
afford to spend ten Thousand dollars in making
show at the Centennial Exposition. Il may
be that the absence Of the State will be more
noteworthy than her presence. Let there be
written on the space that is assigned TO Vir-
ginia, void and empty:
"One hundred years ago We stinted not of
our blood or treasure until we made This Day.
Virginia sword led the armies, and Virginia
pen wrote US free and independent States.
We gave the Great West to the new born
Union: we have nothing more to give. But
honor dwells uustained among U.s. and we are
taught as we'll By the grave of Lee as by that
Of Washington that 10 the speech of mau there
is no sublimer word than duty We are not
here because we are 100 poor to come. We
are at work at home, determined still TO keep
our honor unstained aud to do our duty, by
saving our money to pay our detts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, Deer. %, 1875
Live Hogs quiet but firm; common light + 25s
ST GO; fair to good packing 1856 95; ch dice 10
heavy 7aS7 10; receipts 6S4O shipments 345
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

HDLfD.5I"a GSDS,
II a \ d o NJ + PRESE NTS.
We have just received al assortment of
GROVER j. BAKERS
SHUTTLE STITCH Sc WING MACHINES
With all the --latest improvements,
and are prepared to sell them Vt the very Lowest
prices y more valuable present cannot be
made to vile, mother, sister or a lady tried
than one of the above machines. Cal! and OK
anime or send for circular.
dec % h. : LEADBEATER S BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Dec. %. 1875,
Beeves-Recelpts 1913 head. Among The re.
ceiIrs. were few carloads of premium Cattle,
but the quslity in general was only fair, in
Guiding y carloads OF Texas and Cherokee Cat
tie. The supply WAS more than sufficient for
the wants OF the ssugh.erers, and the market
was dull and inactive at about Mondays prices
The Texas and Cherokee Cattle were sold Vt g.
74c per ID, dressed. Common to good native
steers and Oxen ranged from g to I01c; prime
to ancy do sold Mt l4al2ic, and the premium
Steers were selling ut l3sl33Sn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

REMARKS Flour continues in light receipt,
and the market is dull and unchanged Wheat
hss been active vii the week, the marke. closing
irm at opening quotations; of.ring l2lO bush
oils red, with SALES of ar ordinary sample at ll5
good ut l3o and l3G, prime ut li2, and choice
lot at l5. Corn is active for good dry samples,
but damp lots are dull and droopiag; Offering:
902 bushels mixed, VIZ sales at 50, 81 and 81 fer
new Rye is in fair enquiry, with sales at -.
Oats are in light receipt no sales reported TIE
total Oft rings of grain on Change for the week
ending to-dsy were Wheat, S, 1885, Corn, lO,6sS;
Oats, 238; and Rye lt2 bushes Butter and
Eggs are unchanged. Turkeys are without ma
terial change in prices-the supply is about
equal to the demand. B con is steady at our
revised quotations. Dressed Hogs arr in fair
supply, small hogs being in demand at 750aSS
per hundred weight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET Deer. "a -
The offerings of Beef Cattle this week were
slightly above those of last, but we quote the
market dull-nHt all the stock being taken.
Cattle sold at 34sGc per 10, and Calves 4sS6 per
head. Sheep and Lambs are in light receipt,
with sales OF the former at iu5!c; none of IT, 6
utter offered. Dressed Hogs continue in full
supply, and sell at 7saS1c; no live Hogs are now
sent to market. Cows and Calves 30 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
we report the market fer Sugars quiet to.lsv
SAFES being made so far as we have heard of oniv
20 hhds New Orleans al auction Vt from s7iS
81 Us per lO) lbs. Prices, however. are stea;v
and we still quote FAIR t, good Cuba, groc "
grades, Ssaos g; Porto Rico, grocery grades, si,
SS11aemerara, vsc !um pan. slao3c, and New
grocery grades, 7!ySic. Stock here
eads.
art to day the sale TO town buyer Of
~ fair Rio Coffee at Isle, gold
Write the marko: generally quiet,
LcAdy at our reduced quota
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

The receipts OF Beet Cassfs this week have in.
creased and exceeded largely the demand,
which was limited of 4S7 head offered bu: $40
were sold at prices ranging from 3a64c per ID
offerings of 475, and sales OF 80 at 4,aGtc per ID,
few Cows and Calves were solo at 25aS6O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

MARKET, Dec. % The markc,
l. with light receipts of Grain, AMI
at at lii for iuir white, and l25al45
primo red. No sales of Corn re-
quotations nominal!y unchanged.
Is vt 5ua53. Small sales of Rye on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24
TELEU1sAPHIC SUMMARY.

-Charlcs O'Conor has again rallied, and is
better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-24

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET December =. -
Inc market is quiet and prices unchanged
w neat ll5al45 :or fair to prime. Corn G.l,62
Rye I0:IS, and Oats 40a45
, 1875-08-21
Gnropdi(he nadtihten.

Bern. ueber Ben an ct. @ottbaao.
tunnel ausssbrodenen Nrbeitertumult,
Der audi Surd cine &abeloepel9e 9emels
Bet ,puroe, iino Den v8asler 9tadrid'
ten" bis Jest folsenoe Eele9ramme 3u'
eesansen: Sin in @Oldenen unter
1000 Nrbet1ern au89ebrodener Strife
miro offSisl bsitatist. Die &esieruns.
bon uri bat cine Sompa9nie S%nfanterie
CUR Gufredtbaltuns Der Sronuus Sa'
lelbft au~fsebotcn. Die Staliener bielten
felt Dem 27. Suit Die s3u9dnse gum
Gunnsl, 70 audi por Der Polt belebt una
wielen Die sur Nrbstt eilenben 2eute ab.
Nm %. Mtttass muroen lie burd Pla'
fate aufseforoert, iid gu 5%eritreusn.
MbenbS 5 ubr rIdten 30 Soloaten auk
uber 1000 Staliener poitirten lib auf
ser GtraBe unb Den MnbOben beim Soft
bans. Der @emeinoeammann belt eine
berubisenoe anreoe nit Der Sitte, aus
Granddaughter. Do6 Die Sabl Oct
Tumultuanten mebrte ii1. Sin Saio'
nettenan9riff UNI 5 ubr Abene8 wurbe
nit siusm Steinr.sen bsantu Ortet.
Steine wuroen nit 6lintenl@ilie erwie>
bert, mas auF Die Mtense berart wirtte,
bnB I'M 81 ubr allies lid 3eritreut butte.
2eioer CAB es awst GOote (Staliener)
mebrere @erwunoete. Die 'gea6t war
rubts. SIN nebri9sn fano feline wettere
St0runa ltatt. Die. lluruben Ideineu
laut oiii3ieIer Witt6eiluns an Den Sun'
be8ratb oarum ~entltanben 81 lctn, neil
bi. repoltirenoen ,uno Die ltrifenoen Irz
better (Staliener), mebr benin 1000 an
i3abl, he anoeren Grbeiter an Der Sort
ieeun9 Der Arbsit perbinoerten. Da biz
@enoarmsris gu idwaA mar, bot bit
8s9isruug time @ompa9nie Snfanterit
aui, Die gum Gbsil ben 9cmeloeten blu'
tisen I3uIammenltob bate. Der @ott'
barbinlpsttor &ouer 1T nab @oI9enen
9scilt, I'M Die Sronuns pieoer polltan'
sig berSulfeaen. Sine ipaterc Depeld'
meloet 6 Eobte unb 8 SerwunSete
Oerner lsien lammtlide Gruppen oei
&anton uri aufseboten woroen, oa stn'
6ortlssuus oss Nufrubrs erwarte'
meroe.
Die Sbee Der Grri9tun9 etnes Sea-
tionaloenfmalS 81 @brsn oes @ensrala
Dufour mtro I'M Sournal De @enepe oei
A Wdheren beiurohen. WRit Reht If
, 1875-08-21

@erjaillea, 90. gus. 9as resr=
blifanii6e p~ermanente GOmite ri6tetg
leute cine Sntcrpeaotipn on ben Wflf'=
5tsr oes Snnern, Srn. Suict, binlt9t=
lid Der bempnltratioen 3eltnnss>9lrt'teI
Der 8ouopartilten unb bc5 Scrbptes oeS
9erfaufes Der 8rul6are BON Glaopon'
eesen Den @otitan. gnifet oertDelol9te
Die Saltuns Der &esierun9 uno lo9fe'
itrense MtaBre9eln leien 9e9en Die So=
nopartiitii6en 3situn9en ergrlnen NOR
bcn ,lno i'll 8eSus ouf Die @looltonrl4e
Srol9iire lei Ell ni4t erlu9t woroen, De-
rem Isrfauf 81 9eltotten, bod mlroe e'
es nid1 ouloen, oab Sariftcn, Die seser
Den fatDplil6cn @lanben polea'rrtsn'
eirfulirten
, 1875-08-21
3! laaO,jas gepsIbfn'

Salifar, q. g., 20. @ng. Cine
lluteriudunS segen Den @rat Oes bleNe=
gen Solpituls, @r. 2inoiap, Der bel@ul-
bist 1T, Die 2ei9en Der oalelblt O%erltor=
benen Yerlonen pertauIt gu baden, 1T
einaeleitet worben. Nadoem Der Saupt=
aeuse Nrtbur Mlc0Owell feline @usla9en
semu9t, wuroe er aui Die &lase Oes 9r'
ainclay, baB CT eineu Wleineio besan-
gen, oerbaftet.
Salifor, &c. g., 10. @usuli.
Sn Sear- &iper, 9isbp County, SER
59metterte seltern 9lbeno 8. Jtobbihs
leiner Trau Die 9irni4aale nnb ltefte
oas Saus in 8rano, wprauf CT entflob.
8a5b uaton n. 2o.@us. Walter
8, Sanneg, BET 0coloslIt oerGrlorldunaS
&rpcoition ser Ylad Si1s, bat an baa
Suoianer 0ureou bier elm Sdretbcn &c
li1tet ,uah wcldem Ell o~alelblt cine lolte
Wlenae Sob entoedt bat, baB eS mad
ibm liA iuobl empfeblen oirlte' oallelbf
ausbcutcn gu luiieu. Die 6liiie babeu
BORT elm mebr ais binreidenoesS uantun
@ailer, mn oie nOtbisen Moldunser
~.pornsbmcn ;u tOnneu. No6 oem Sdrc
, 1875-08-21

ben witrbe Tiebsudt uno Mfetbau SoS
uebrige tbun.
Y~prtlanb, 0fe., 30. Nu9. OberIt
Sent aus Dem Sunbes= @ebeimoienlt tie ent
beetle 9eltern cine @n5obl 9latten our
@nfertigun9 BON fallbem &lcin9eloe uno
aur 4abrifation bes binteren SDeiles Ell
ner Siinfopuar=N ationalbonfnpte. Sie
lelben paren in ben 9ufen geworfen
Doroen.,
@1ouceiter, Mon., 10. Iug. SIC
@o6ren> elm &nabe pm 14Sabren, I9ob
geitern, wdbreno er NIT M&arD Gu9on
auf Der StraBe ipa5ieren 9ing, biclelbe
in Den 9a1s. Ob our6 3ufoQ ooer ab=
li9tli@, 1T unbefannt. 9as Wtdo0en
miro l6perli6 g~eneIen.
@beelin9, BeIt=G ire, 20. Mu9.
Ser mad @eitsn fobrenoe S6nel6u9
Der Baltimore bio= @ilenboDn" iber=
rannte 81 Meilen b li6 pnn bier cine
orf Benz @eleile lid beiinoente Sub. Sit
2oipmptipe uno bier gSaggonS lpuroen
SertrNmmert. Ser 9ei5er puroe lofort
9ct0otet uno Der 2otomotipf ii9rer l0wcr
perpuroet. Gonl erDielt Niemano Ser
lcbungen. Scr Ypltipa9en luuroe total
5crtriimmert, Die $50 .llo6en bingeaen
ldmmtli6 g~erettet. Ser lnfoa perur
la6te eineNerlpdtun9 Der 3iise UNI poGe
6 Stunbeu.
Cincinnati, 20. IuguIf. Srel
@ebriioer, Namens gSiai0m, S6omas II
Ni6. Mpran, 9erictber ll1 ouf Dem
Yieroemarfte in Der 7. Strobe in biz
Spare, Der bamit enoete, oaB Der @rltere
BON ben be;oen Inoeren nieoergelbloger
nno bu0ltdblih gu SoDe 9ctreten puroe.
Sic urla6e ocs Strcites it, ipie es belBt,
cine alte. @iliam lo0, l%einer Sriioern
in Gei6aftsangele9enDeiten iiberlc8en.
t~ebeutelloe5 .Gigentbum bon benIcl6cl
fir li1 erlporben 6oben, mos ocn Sal
9egen i'm ania9te. Sic beioen WDr=
Der wuroen nerhoftet.
90 0 III II, N.=O,, 30. Mu9ult
Ser bcftige &e9eniturm geiter" 0tor9er
f4memmts eiEi9c Meilen pcitli6 Dor
Sunttion an 70 Sup @eleile Der Gen
trul=9ermnnt : G%ilenbabn" meg. 81
paha9iere muBten an Der betreHenoel
@telle seitern Morsen Den jenleiti9el
3u9 ~beitei9en.
Mew 0orf, 10. @ug. Sic erie,
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,Gfene 9sltsipra&e unb ~seiuaber Wenfaeuserfaub."
bat einen Stias BON lber 10000 errei@t. Dieies lestere
Wert eridetnt iest tnsliid uns bsuti&. Gin nsusrts
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faeint ~sorlaais nus ensliia. mssen Snbaltspsr;st@'
niNe bieler sDerte pode man fd entpeber an DR. FoorR
wsncsu sber an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1913 East 2oth Street, New York.
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unb ertaItsa iehr eduftee Settu8unscn. So r,ander
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Grunbfein su sinsm tieinen @erra6sen selest. pDas
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tntereTautes gert. Gin Sntaltspersei&nis Der aotrfe
wel&es franco per Ysf an ieoe Ibrsae ~serfanbt iSirb.
si.bt cine suaaaaSise gei&rsibuus s~eritssa. sfs4
einnal:
Mgentsm pber Golporte1re uerlatgt.
Nbreliire tpte obeu.