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senator FrelinsLuy.en's Daughter Married.

Senator Ffelinghuysen's youngest daughter,
salhc HELEN was married yesterday TO Mr. John Davis,
ron Of the Minister To Berlin. The ceremony sol.
cmnlzed IN the North Reformed Church, Newark There
was short dely IN 'he appearance Of tie party and
the organls amused the spectators by playing few
Dirs ~ "Oh, Dear, what Can the Matter BE-" Tie
bride 10 tall good cooking ounS glr bhc Was dressed
In white satin, with the usual vel, orange blossoms,
and h0 uQuct. She was given away uy her father The
brdesmlids were Miss NJ b dau inter- Of the secretary
Mis- CUTS VI Washington, Miss JAncWly OF New Bruno
Wick M SEES Alexander and Townsend Of New YORK,
snd Miss Parker Of Aewark. The gru Onsnen were
McasT.. Fish, Davis. FfenghuYsen, Brown, Russell
and Bradley. AmoAg the spect ltors were aecrulsly
Fish, Secretary g. VI. Robson, ex-senator A. tAtcl
and ox.GOy. Ward The simple ceremony ~ ths Re
formed CHURCH vas soon over after winch tie party
went % reception IN Senator frriiuRhuY ems house
There 40 display OF Wedding presents, ana the mar
rage was conducted Ia an IN )stentatous manner.
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PENNsYLThNIi's TREASURY.



HARRIsBURG, Oct. 1.-THE Treasury In
vcstrating Committee has again adjourned,
this time to meet next Monday. 1he reason for
his new delay s the want Of witnesses and Of a
quorum Of the committee. The witnesses
might be supplied II they were subronaed, out
nothing short 81 the vigorous demand Of pub
H. opinion winsI fear, have any influence IN
bringing the members Of the committee TO a
realizing sense Of their shameless betrayal Of
the interests Of the people. There are scores Of
witnesses VINO could be examined within the
next Eve or -ix days aud almost every one Of
them would make damaging revelations against
the men who have been plundering the peoples
ire sury but IN the face 4 this fact only three
witnesses have been examined his week, and
this, TOO, when there are no less than six banks
I'm the CITY, the unicers of when would, il put
on the stand he comucllcd 10 disclose facts
very damaging to the present as well as the pact
lreasurers.
all this trIiiing II the utter want Of courage ON
thc p r. OF the party press 80 Tar AZ l nave
seen. only one paper Ia the state hns had the
MAJ hness to toll the committee that II il vast
ing precious time and giving just cause for sus-
state Central Committee owes " to himself aS
well as to the party u take some dcctded steps
In TINS matter lie should call upon the Cn1t
man Of the county committees to bring down
upon the members OF tnis investigating COM
mittee the indignant protests OF Their constitu-
cnta He should write To editors 81 the Demo
or TIC Vapers In the counties rcpr's"ntedby these
men, and demand their assistance to bring the
/ recreants TO u seuse of their duty.
There II every reason for encouragement in
! this State, outside the shameless cOnuuct OF
| this committee. The people seem At last aroused
To some sense Of shame, aud to be determined
| to put an end TO the scandals " hich have so
long disgraced their state. The Republican suc-
cess Ia Ohio has had, SO far IA can discover, no
| dIscouraciug eject npon the Democrats, aud
| has not elated their opponents very much. \
hearty, manly contest here now would uuqnes-
tiOnably give the Democrats a glorious vic,, rs
| ana nothing can contribute so much To thts re.
suit az an honest and fearless prosecution OF
| the treasury Investigation.
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ROCHESTER, Oct. 1.-THE Grand Commandery
Of knights Templar continued ts annual conclave yes
erday The grand procession In the afternoon was the
nnest and most attractive exhibition ever seen IN
Rochester. About one thousand sir Kuights were IN
line ana their gittering Announcements, elegant uni.
form, and disciplined movements attracted much adj
niraton. An immense throng OF spectators oiled the
streets. Al the Driving Park the line was reviewed by
the Grand Oncers, followed by dTess parade At the
CONCLUSION Of the parade ST. Oupr Hugh De pHyen aud
Central city COMMUNICATES entered into competition
IN tactics aud dr for the prize banner Cd red ny Mou-
roe COmm1ndery. The prize was awarded to Hugh De
PAycn Cummandery of Buffalo. The banner was pre'
scntrd last evening the adj hrug delivered BY slr
Knlgni Charles KoOme Of New YORK, Il. b. Grand Com
mander
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RACHE.-ou oct. II, kosabea, widow Of James T.
nacnr,
Nutico OF funeral hereafter.
ROYLE.-ou Oot 49, Mary j.. wife Of Philip l.. Boyle.
In her sam YcAf
funeral on SATURDAY. ~ A. NJ tom ip9 Fast ii3h -
CLAiK q, ruutsd ., oct IA, Henry, infant s,n u
y. ID. " aud Az ~. CarN.
luteruent a. Greenwood Cemetery.
Mass .thusctls ualrrs pleas" copy.
Nj LAt ca I'm Br'os Yu, 9n "Wednesday, oct
49, IhoiUas Mel HusAIl, AaNsr y me ial.sh or IA
gln County OF Lo-sfoIi lr,!-Ad % Ole ivn year oi
a4-r.
rhe relatives and friends NJ me fariy also those Of
he btotltrIn-aW. BNan fIuud are rcqutrirt 10 ai.
tend he funeral fro ula lN r .l4tAttf Hu- iuinht
ay, HruoKyn, ON PA nay, tt l.. ", . 90.
FAfsllk lu ilNunNn, oA lAul'4Alt bcls Ia III
ward pacser, agcf '-l Yr1rs.
IN, relatives ana friends of me family are respect
IN ~ inyitri ~ attend the funeral from ms aie r'si
drnec g1i NNitlc as uu SturttNt nrl li, at T.. ~,
VALE ON IhuiedaY OFT. IL. 1s71. Nl.la l. uss
Natau, vile Of samuel Naltau, ia tnc aJtu year VI hel
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RED Hans tudarl y a., please copy
VAN PElT. Bay lilse, l.. !, OtL 10, 1875, Gen
n son OF tne iate Henry i. Van Pct IN the 23th yea
Of iit age.
attend the funeral without further invitation, at nm
tr roseuc' OYington ay, bay Ridge, Oh Fudayt Oct.
l., at2 T. NJ.
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around Mrs Oaklev's house IN such way az TO
renuer him indlctable as a nuisance.
Royal Sanmis testified that before the tarrin9
ana fea'hering he knew nothing about u. The
witness became somewhat nettled under the
cruss-e xamination, and gave an exc edingly
vngue account Of the occurrences IN Mrs. Oak
ley's ward on the night of Nov 4.
Several witnesses were examined as to the
reputation of the accused men, and the defence
rested.
RECRUITING testimony was introduced by both
sides, and the court adjourned at 90 clock.
judge Barnard urged upon counsel the ncces-
sity OF avoiding unnecessary delay, as one OF
the Jurors had a sister lying dead at home.
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state bonds were quiet and steady. We note sales
Of Missouri Is long bonds, AZ iO2 Gs, Hannibal sud
t. Joseph issue OF 1855 and 1857, 1uiiv New York
state o. bounty loan, registered 100 aud leunes,ce
Us, d 80 A. sui 49, Railroad nut, re strong ana IN
good demand. The principal transactions were AS
follows; New Jersey Centrai lists consolidated. lu7
NlWausc and -. p 4. and NJ. division, So. chic lEo
and Southwestern ~, mi9 Chicago ana Norilwe'tc
con Oi dated couuun gul1 nouIr Sblsi ~. LOUIS,
JACKSON. Hnd Chicago 1sts 100 Delaware, Lackawunna
AM Western couvertine, l1p'a Chicago anu MuWau-
aud Jn.oph IS, convertible, 20; New Nurk central
u.s. 1888. 1903 Michigan Central r., lU2lp Harlem 1T
- coup. H. li3a4allt ohio anu MISSES ppi 2d~, a.
die, Union P.cmc Railroad lists. 10 IS, Central Pa
enc gold bonds. luhit; iutsnurgn, toit WAYNE ana
Chicago 3ds, Loo Toe 30 anu Nauash l,ts, $3.50 Slit
cleveland anu fittsnurgh consolidated sn,ing fund,
los. chicago, Burlington and quincy s., lld; western
racihc nUna-, pd' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and CHI
cagn tets l1abe Mwaue zee and It. Pam $40 CON
yurtible, ~ ulruo ana wabash 2ds, 90; Cleveland,
Pam sfIlc and Ashftnu old, 1ui Alton ana Ter e
IL ute Dds pr forrCd, $50 Iuuu PAClnC sinking lund.
AS4 Milwaukee, Aid St. Pau consolidated slukug
fuaI. -
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rnE cnAND DoNE ornnI nousr
The sixth Ward Boys Aiding the school tor
Poor Italian Children.

The Stkth ward BOYS Niutug the ~thOOl Llr
Poor Italian Children.
Its seldom that the cosmopolitan amusc-
mcnt seeker wander, into . smaller tenple Of
rhcspl- than that IN rear building at 81 bax-
ter street, ycept "The @ and Duke Opera
House - and rarely, II ever, does he have the
opportunity OF studying more primitive. aud,
-o {, speak, spontaneous style Of performance
than Is there .GereI for ni- Ielectatiou. 1t =
style that cannot be cri.ici. ell any more than
the outl ndsh character ana tone Of tie
piuv- lr,.cnted. or the costumes Of tho
PLAYERS. OF the appointments OF tue stage, or
The p-rulldltttcs OF the auNlcuCe. lhc room Is
small. thr stage l. smaller, Sp small. tndee 3.
th4t the funny man ~ making his toilet u
Obliged To ~ either his head or bis heels
within fun view 81 hls admirers m the auili %
run ( ,dtcurati Uus about the IrOscruiu % IRE
unique; the seats are rough benches tue
c,illng IL low the door II tr ker; the perfume
Of peanuts and onions pclNtdes the lace.
But IL h none tnc less plai house for all thai ,
and the young aspiranis Tor hlstrlcnlc lame
who have met with lttle encourage nlen1 ahd
less substantial aid, made II "a resort Tor tue
waits ~ the streets and byways, who would
without II, perhaps, spend the leisure hours
If the evening Ia more questionable suort,
deserve no lizzie credit for their ENTERPRISE. Nor
Is IL for their enterprise alone they should Ue
commended. Not long a-O they gave ga
large sum for houselcss, homeless buys-to a
city charity; AMI "Wednesday night ana thenght
before, they set aside the proceeds VI tae even
ins' = entertainment Tor tue benefit Oi TIE school
for poor Italian children.
There tut little IA "wednesday night S
perfO rmAuce tuat merits special mehtion.
After the first piece, in when "A foguish lnsh
groom and ala awkward negro man-oi all work
Wer.tuc chief character, the uluagerwa a. forced
to announce break In tue programme, owing 10
the unaccuuntAOlc and extremely announcement
absence OF Mr.. Burke, the orchestra. Because
Of Mr.. Bufke's absence, several pleasant pieces
were necess trlly Omitted, but tue manage nent
made ample amends to dis ippointei audience
by presenting the roaring comedy OF casey
the ripper which gave unu undcd dehght Il
tue newsooys and bootDlacks, who formed tht
major part ut the audience. anu to number 81
han grown young mon VINO stole IN" diNrlsloi
Of the evening by pecpng through The entrhh
| Of the theatre over tue snOuluer OF Tue door
L IN.
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story brick tenement houses, with lots caeh f0T
102 q south side Seventy NTH strccL vest Second ave-
I'll 900 each. Also two lots cacn 25xlu2 . north
ward 1850
BY 4. Muller 4 SON trustees sale, one fuur-etery
brown stone house with lot "a xxi bX2l 5NiO SKY M
"a ~ south sde Thirysccoud street 80 Ia feet east
Ninth avenue, $500.
Tue following foreclosure sales were adjourned Ona
house and lot north side Forty fourth street. east Mad
son avenue to Oct 81 lots north side Brush street.
east Cortlandt avenue, MOrresania Twenty third
War). to Oct. 81 property side Fifth avenue
aJuth I2Ulh atIcet 10 Oct. Is.
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latons exist between the races, except when
inccndiaries like A. 4. Morgan, through The
II ost brutal Of the race, have kindled causeless
atlimu sity IN the breast of the negro Ev, when
thev are thus melted to Outrage, they are re.
Rardcd with feelings Of COMMUNICATION, aud the
sentiment Of the whites T. "Spate the negro"
=, very respectfully yours. X. b. MAYEs.
YAXOD CITY. Mlea.. Oct. 4. lA1h
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Tic Wcnkues, of our Cubnn Policy.

WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-Athough this Gov
has repeatedly and emphaticay expressed It's
desire TO the spanish Government for termination Of
the nsurrecto IN CUBA and rendered Its good Offices
to produce an accommodated between the contendlnp
narties, II has never gone to the length OF the late
transatlantic story, by automatically threatening ia
acknowledge the rights of the Iuoans, IN case host
ties are MOI closed 9e ore the lst VI January DexI
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To THE EDrTon OF THE suN-Sr: Our Post
ONCE IL need Of little SUN light the matter of
rent % boxes, which II altogether too high. being
$40 per annum for smalf boxes, where formerly only
- rh rred In the opinion OF many merchants ~
would be quite Except IN this par iruar Of
rent think our Post ONCE worthy of all praise
[. MIHRICK.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prlscd sales by v X stevenson DR. at pubic auction,
one plot OF land l02 .2NlO0, southeast Fourth
avenue and Seventy eighth street. t2t10o Alec, ~
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WASHINGTON, Oct IA. - Atorney-General
Plcrrcpoint this morning received note from Senator
Edmunds formally declining the offer OF the united
States Circuit Judgcshp for tho Second Judicial Dis
trcf lie taye that his friends advise nm to remain IN
the Senate and hesdca, the salary Of Judge, tuun is
insufficient an induccmcut ior MN " lesish MS
picscAt tVtItOu,
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Rove of the World.

In consequence OF the enormous demand for
bOgs " he Wo,M the day VI publication ms been
postponed until Mondiy Oct 49, when the million OF
one frce.-Adp
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FURNITURE AND CARPETs.--A bug stock supe-
rtOr quality and low prices at II. VI. C0wperthwM :,
100 ami lj' Chatham strcct weekly and mouthly pay
laAnn Il nnAIrnn - mn
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MIRINE INrELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALAASAC-ruts nay.
sun rises. d IL sun SEES. , II Moon rises II
Hiuu WArER-rnts DAY
Sandy Hook. % Gov. Island 10 Hell Gate. IS
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Qulrks Irish Toa at % cents per package. IL
tho great Oiliicua remedy aud never falls.-Ade,
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&usllItss NOlltts.

Another sufferer Curcd.-Di-chn rged from
the Massachusetts General Hospital a. int ursbc, Win
inhalnmatury rheumatism In my shoulders nnsers and
feet suffered fearful tOI three wears every
ulus lust ~ hope. Dr.. GILES LlNlMENl lODlDB
OF AMMONIA eject d complete cure.
ELLEN SMITH. ~ Plane It.. Fan River Mass.
sold By all drug gsts. Depot ijl dth av., New YORK.
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Drop=y.-Thcre IL no disease In which the Peruvian
syrup aehles ed greater Woadcrs than Ia drupsy.
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rue ehlci NUS, ucrh pro.i"i'''." np'h ~ .
aud d,scrvti N must wear ne kNoA nat, ~ latest
style Just Introduced h dazlngy beautiful Purchases
can be either at 22 broadway, 533 Broadway, VI
In the fifth Avenue Hotel.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CASE.

Col. Fcllows's address partook more Of tho
nature OF a summing up than ~ an opening. lie
devoted half an hour to an unmerctful criticism
OF the testimony OF the colored man titus, and
M much longer in endeayoTing H. vlndicate the
regulations Of the accused persons. lie
promised TO show by the testimony Of Mr.. Tut
hill, II necessary, that the watch for Kelsey was
sancti 1ned by tho District Attorney himself.
Justi william II. MontlOrt WAS examined
by Mr. Brooke to inpeach Titns's testimony.
DR. George z. Banks In his own defence testi-
Ned generally that until he witnessed the taTring
and featheTing operation In progress, he had
no suspicion that any such outrage WIS in ron-
ten platiOn also that ne saw no masks In his
house, thereby cOntradictlng his testimony be-
fore Justice Montfort. When he went into Mrs.
Oakleys back yard he expected to ind Kelsey
in a condition to he demonstrated with. An
alteration between counsel enlivened the cross
examination, In the course Of which Con Bar
low asked the Court to Keep Col. Fellows and
Mr.. bro Oke In order, and Cot. Fellows answered
that ho would bear none OF Gen, Barlows insO-
| lence.
The testimony Of Frederick Titus before Jus
tice Montfurt was re d, differing materially from
| that taken for the prosecution. j. III Tuthill,
the District Attorney, was then placed on the
| IT. nd and admitted that he had recommended
watching for Kelsey To have him arrested. Gen.
BARLOW cross examined his associate and aacer-
| tained that Kelsey had been represented to him
| us being love crazy, as he called 1t. pr9wlipg
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and shoes laiters, aud ndaruoOcfs VI all tn various
les excellent Ia quality and moderate AZ prices.
PatIonlzs MILLER Co, Uni.n square.
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The Governors proclamation against the de-
tensive white org tui2auons Tecites that they
have ieen formed " WlthOut sanction OF law"
aud are moved 10 the support VI each other,
nom noiut 10 point In counties, and from one
puutY 10 another without the approval or con
sent Of the peace OH ers OF such counties. and
Government" Does any l4w, human or divine,
require a community threatened with massacre
70 delay preparation for self-defeuce until they
M le' 'lfcq authority from ham 10 defend their
" nd protect their wives and little ones
hNsl they walt tn the Sheriff, the very man
"u0.c Wcen rs teachings have invoked the
STORM has expressed ms approval aud consent
W measure If dcieuce2 As well demand, IN
cas- ~ midnight fire, that members Of the are
.o.lI hu's so u walt I'll the approval and con-
selt "l lue Inrendtry has been obtained before
grafton. ~ -
OF The nc-rl, uncontunluated, the white citi-
"N7 'Ae 49 c.mplaint. Tue most kindly re-
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BINDING TP THE SHOOTING.
The Eleventh BrIgndcs Best RiGcmcn Tested
Yesterday.


Corr stcarns. 90 10 80 cant Harding Is lsa9
Cant. huron. IL ~ 81 scrgt schon."...ld lO-a2
SNrL-I. lrN AnI -. ~ ll-Al-
, 1875-10-25

oefe uno bic bisber bleide Sautfarbe
erIdien r0tbli9blau = bier fonnte u
eine pl0sli4e @eranoeruns porsesansen
iein - Semiloe umfaste onstuon Die
3uiammengeiunfene = Der &Orper fiiete
itd II idwer ibren ~lanften Seuiibunz
gen tbn tuieoer in eine bequeme Gage gu
brinsen, aus ben balbseOffneten Qippen
Drag II Elm ounpfeS ROdeln nit meiBem
Sdaum = Die Iusen eridienen ~eritarrt
uno 9ldlern.
80 @ott ! ie ftirbt -" baudte Sez
imilbe leiie in Auslt uno Gnties Ell.
nSft Niemano int Saule, ben ih gu
meinen 8ruoer ididen fam p fraste
alma i'd sinse audi ielbft - aber
ih mOdte sic nidt germ a0ein l%aiien."
20 oas tbut nidtS -" anttuortete
Glma, lid bin idon in munber idred=
llden geadt 10 aIein 9epelen, = i'd
fam Sbnen audi nidt sumutben gu bleis
ben - uenn id nur ipiiBte mas su tbun
1T" e4
sd firdte, eS it nidtS su'tbun,"
antwortete alma, raber i'd periude oas
Moslide uno boffe balo wieoer oa gu
lein." ..-rts
Sie elite nun binab auf Die StraBe,
no iie balo einen 8adtrd9er fano, ben ihe
gu ibren 8ruoer, Dem Grst ididen
fonnte, nit Der Nadridt, oaB Die @tttlue
Sannewalo I'M Sterben liese.
90 fam iie balo uieoer 5uriid in oaS
Simmer : Semiloe lag fnieeno am
.Sterbebette - ie idien itd bereitS
iiber3euat gu baben, oaB bier ieoe 9ilfS>
leiItuns nur Elm @insriff iei IN Die Otedte
oer Natur uno in Die Sano @ottes, Die
oteie ibr oerlieben.
6ortietuns fol9t.)
, 1875-10-25
Gini9e quite Griinoe

1.-eins nsus 9rRnsums. sraneIi& seSratt
anb seIidsrt our& patent. BE- a.-hs.
2.-Wla6t einen poIItpmmenen 2od.Su@,
sleih aui beioen 6eiten. an allen Irten BON StoffsS.
3.--2auft leidt. ianft, serduidlos uno rai&-bsEt
q Combination BON Giaenidaiten.
4.-9ausrbaft-IauftJabr lane obne yspa'
vaturen.
5.-8srrt@tet allie Nrttn BON Grbstt
Anp Gauep @dbereien in elmer oor3ii9lideng9et,r.
G.-St iir ben Irbeiter iebr lei9t Su b a n D.
habeu. 0ie 96use Der glide fam re9ulirt lperben,
'uGbrenh bic Mai9ine i'm 6dnGe lit. unb oieie fam
init elrym 1aoen oerIeben ipsr6sn. Obne bab oeritIbs
NMrt N6dsr 3u aebtu bat.
q -pldu einfa d. itnnrti6, elegant, inos,n
ran std nbns ben Gebraud ppn og gBbeel Gsars,
S&otorp Cams uno 9euer Nrms fprmiyt wiro. Dat ben
Nutpmatie DROP Sssb. me,Der cine 9 et&'
mdBi9e gauge oes etiht Del tr9enb
elmer Oelhpiubigfeit EAert Bat unlerm
Reuen' 3breob GontroGter. i%pslter cine 9letp.
ratdBiae gsmespus Der Neeoles4ar erlapbt INN tsHss
Bsrteb uso ts GupenS eorben9t ,-.
Sc ontructirn i II 6esh ,srafGtti uno osa.
enpst. SIT ~fabrlirt nm oei ae d id tie uRp
erfabrenHsn grbeitern in Der b~srubmun
Bennington Nrmorp, Slion. y. g. Ebi!aesIppic
sSficc; $40 @befnut EtraRe. 2Di7,na..
, 1875-10-25
Gbriitopb bpn sGmib's Suaenos
Siblipthef.

@eburben tn Bappbedel q Is Gents. Witt
WuslinrGiiden q 90 Gents. Sang
Wuslin IS Gents.
eetnrih DON Gid,enfes&. ms sr ius Grfenntnib
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cine Gr,dbIuns ,um Weib.
radts9elbent fir Rineer.
Der Roienftpd. eine interslante er3abInns.
Der Ranarienppset.-Gde Sptannisfdfer6en.
Sfet ~Gr5abIun9en.
Die Sopfsnb itben. Cine pesebsnb,it aus eem
su seeti s;nss s nins a, nSifbS $ s1 d7r;,s;6., 81 ,x,.;.
DGS y umenf6stdben. Cine Grjabluno benz Bill
benben Nlter ~9epibmst.
Ncfa Don 4~aansnbsrs. Cine Gei&i&te bes alter-
tbur1s.
eenofepa. sine Der i&onfsn uns rabrsnbHsn De.
f6idtsn bes Iltertbums.
Die Sfadttsan. Cine interefante Ueiht@te.
Nobert, Der aSatfenfnabe. obsr: Tas %nbsnfsn
an Die Wtuttr.
Suomis, Der. wvsipanterer.
<ieben Gr;db iMnsen. t
Jannetcn unb Mmalis.
Die Maiblumen.
G,ama Don 5intsnaein, ssr: cOtt ma%t WHss
aBlbe'm Zen. Gin sIaiatiass osmaIss.
lSaS per prene &inc.
Das Sdubdben Das sfaubf4loa.
per quite Srieern nne Der bSis Distri@.
Die 9rdttn Snlia, OSsr: Rinblias aisbs. 9rsus
SOttiriep, Der ianse etnHesler.
Der @briffbaum.
Die fleine 3autenfpteIerin. .
SdS &dmn,dben.
Sernsnse, asbensssiai&te zines iunssn crafsn aus
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Die Seaersbrana waEsrautb am sbeim.
Der Diamantrins. Das MaritnbiIs.
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in q Bar'Room," spn z. G. Mstbur. Das itti
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pts uterslttat bsmtrten ale weisst. Sstnita, ssla,
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