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Tne Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 2s--yirginia Sc, peelers, g. 4;
do, consolidated, 5Sa West NirRinias, e1f; North
Carolina 6s, old, Do do. new, II; d.. special tar,
bid to-day Sugar frm, lSsl0ss.
BALTIMORE, June p. Cotton easier-middhne,
l4sx. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat weak aud
lower-ko. ] western amber, la; No. 2 do, Isl;
mixed do, l.S No. western red, Isl; No. do. },
] 81; Pennsylyania red, ] 25al -; Maryland red !,
2osl So do. amber, IS do white, l2)sl 81; No.
Milwaukee spring, LA. Corn quiet and steady
southern white zsss; southern yellow SASS western
mixed 81. Oats dull-southern, light -; do heavy,
10aT3; western white, s.. western mixed, 81. Rye
dull and nominal. 00al05 Hay scarce hrm and
unchanged. Provisions shade frmer. Pork Dom-
inal, l9boa20 90. Bulk meats frm-shouiders, eka
"a; clear rib sides, llh, loose; packed, sslz Bacon
steady-sboulders, ga; clear rib sides, IA; ans,
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum nominaliy I'M
changed. Coffee unchanged. Whisky nominally
l.l9af ~.
NEw YORK, June 2e.-stocks active, unsettled,
and lower Moneys. Gold, Eiz. Exchange, long,
49, short, fso5E. Governments active and little
lower for some.
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The American Fx,uye,ists

LONDON, june 12.-At tne last moment.
MeSsrS. Moody and Sanky have been notified
That they viii not bee permitted.fO hold their
services at Eaton. Accordingly they %: We
given MP their appointment there. and viii
go 10 Windsor and preach in the town hall AZ
go this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

4 NEW AND DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT
ffty-cent script of the series o. 1873 has made
its appearance. The general outline is well
calculated to deceive. The plumber and letter
is slightly wider and heavier than that upon
the genuine ones, while in the lower left
hand corner the date 1901 looks more like lS0
with a short perpendicular dash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE NORFOLK Lie HT ARTILLERY BLUES
reached home from Bunker Hill yeSiertav
afternoon. and were greeted by a battalion
of United States marines. with the marine
band OF that post, the city guard, the fire De-
pariment, and vast cOucOurSe OF citizens.
Speeches Were made by General Fifth q El
Lee. Colonel Walter II. Taylor and OtheG~.
testifyiug 10 the cordial reception they hal
received IN Boston,
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COuuterreiter Arrested.

SARATOGA, NY, June PA man named
Jonn Roberts has been arrested here for
passing counterfeit silver coin. He made
desperate attempt TO escape from the officer
who arrested him, but was secured. Upon
searching Roberts house dies. &c, for man
ufacturing three and fivecent pieces and
ffty-cent Canada coin were found There 10
CONSIDERABLE of his ware in circulation in
this CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE NATIONAL DENOCRATIC CoNVFN-
TION IN i>IG.-The democratic central con-
mlttee of Missouri have adopted a reSD IT,
ton inviting, i'm behalf Of the democracy o.
Missouri, the national democratic cOuven-
ton OF ls.G TO assemble in ST. Louis. and
pledged themselves to make ample prepare
OF "A who come to II. The place PROPOSED
for holding the convention will be the hall o.
the new Chamber OF Commerce building.
which Will be &35 feet long by loo feet wide
and 20 feet high. with galleries all around
the hail, and capacity FOR seating l1,C21
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

y TERRIFIC storm OF hail. rain ami thunder
visited Kansas CITY Ou Sunday night. last iu-
over four hours. Houses We're UDrOOfcd, sew
eral struck by lightning. cellar flooded and
the streets torn mp. Immense damage h. To-
ported in the city and surrounding cOuatly.
and several bridges are reported washed
away on the railroads. The storm exteaseI
over an area Of fifty miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

A CANDIDATE FOR THE GALLows.-The
trial OF Wm. Thompson, for alleged outrage
last November on a child named Dora Link
near Halls Spring. Baltimore county. Nd,
was commenced yesterday in the criminal
court of Baltimore, whittier the case had
been removed.
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LOCAL NEW


10 is with sincere regret THAT we announce
the intelligence received Just as We so 70
Of our most respected citizens, after Ian
gsring illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT a. Bever,a y.
81. will Dee unveiled on Monday. June 1slh.
The monument was purchased by the state
for $4,000. II is siXJy-fiye feet high, sur
mounted by the figure Of a soldier eight feet
IN rht, and is appropriately adorned about
the taSe with national emblemS. Pres ident
Grant, Gov. Hartranft. OF Pa. and other
prominent persons are expected 10 be present.
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Fatal FfreNiu a Mining shaft.

SAN FRANCIsCO, GAL, JUNE ZZ.-Ine
hosting apparatus of Murchie mine, at Ne
vaua city, caught fire yesterday afternoon.
There were six men in the shaft, which j. 400
feet deep. at the time, one of whom made his
escape. Two were taken out dead after sub
DUNG the flames, and a third will probably
die. The remaining two were rescued unin-
inrad.
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stern, and I.ossortife

CINCINNATI. June "A dispatch from
oiajhe, Kansas. says that during a storm
there Sunday night a house occupied by a
man named Ieavitt, was blown dOwI. Tho
father and child were Instantly KILLED. and
the wife was badly Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

END OF THE Long STRIKE AT THE Col
LIERIFS. The long lookel-foT resumption
OF work at the mines of the Lehigh and
Sugar Notch, No Name Hanover. Nanti-
coke Empire. Diamond. Plymouth. Hall,n-
back and Others. took place yesterday. at
reduction OF 10 per cent. from the prices for
merry paid. The six months suspension il
now ended. The men OF the Riverside Coal
company and individual operators also COM
menced work Yesterday.
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The Centeuuialiu Paris

PARIS June 22-IEe Rfpsbiga, Frfleri,s
tneWSpaper) announces hat il Will con-
tribute .OOo francs Ia = fund for the purpose
OF sending delegates 10 the phIlaIelp lia en-
tenniaI eXIOsif ION.
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Hapn TIMES HC'

HARD TINES N CANADA.-The Canadian
rubber company, at Montreal. employing
four hundred females and two huAdrel
males, only runs half time now, owing to
the dizziness of trade. The Grand Trunk car
construction shops. at the same place. are
closed, and will continue so until The 18th OF
July, throwing several hundred men out OF
emplOyment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

INV YORK, June 22-Yesterday meetings
we've held in Hibernia Hall and Cooper Union
by the laborers on the corporation works TO
protest against the recent reduction of
wages. Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted, and a letter was read from Fer
nando Wood, saying, as tax payer, he did
not favor the reduction of wages.
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A Steamboat struck by Lightning and
Burned.

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The Steamboat X.
w. s. Kiliinger, while lying at her wharf
here last night, was struck by lightning and
burned TO the waters edge. Loss $4,000; in
sured for 600 In western companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE SOUTHERN EDITORIAL EXCURSION
ISIS were i'm New York yesterday. They
visited Governor Tilden at his residence,
were cordially received, and treated to a
speech, of which reconciliation was the
prominent tonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

FRANCE AT THE CENTENNIAL.-The
French assembly yesterday voted an appro-
priation of SIN, 900 for proper representa-
tion of France at the United States centen-
NAL exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

FATAL RESULT OF FAMILY FECD.-
Brad. Marlborough, a justice OF the peace, re-
siding near CovingtOn. Tenn. was killed on
Saturday by VIM. Kinney, his brother-in-
law, in n quarrel growing out OF an old family
feud. Kinney surrendered himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22
Movement for an Aufi-Tammany Orr
Gov. TiIden ON the Anti-Tammany

signed the police Justice hin and IL fails To
become a law. This is one OF the bills which
has created diSSenSiOn i'm Tammany nall. the
adherents OF John Kelly urging The hill and
strong influence opposing il finally with
Success as nnnpArS q hnNn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

CARDINAL MCCLosKEY passed through
Baltimore yesterday en- route for the COM
mencemeut at Mount st. Mary's College
near Emmittsburg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

DECISION IN THE CASE OF CONWAY "
JANAUsCHEK.-Tne suit OF Miss Minnie
Conway. managereSs of the Brooklyn thea
ter. against Fanny JanauSchek. the German
actress, for breach OF contract. ia refusing 10
play for the price she had agreed to, has
been decided by l.. z. Barnard. esq. to whom
Ia was referred by the city court. HeawariS
Miss Conway damages 10 the amount 81
$50. The defendant il in California
v Y .Sfny oI.g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

GARABALDI heads the list of successful
candidates at the municipal election held in
Rome yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22
= z Win g. Q O.,
fSEE IORK,l
HOG z SIRE Eft.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOk QUE CUSTOM rRsDEwE hEEP TIN
btSr t>SOETEJ STOCK or MATEhiALS T.
BE Rot Nd ~ THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS AhCFACTU KED EXPRESSLY FOR
Is, AND The CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH. FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI
CAN nANJFACTCEE FOB TIL ) BRASOB
OF OUR BUSINESS Is EMPLOY THE BESI
ARTISTIC TALENT, USEQCALED LABOE
FOR THE MECHANI0AL WORK, AND IN
sNERN Respect TUEN OUT STRICTLY
fiHST CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUK WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Il MADE Up IN
hEW YORK A. REPRESENTED, NUTW ITH
eIAkHlNG IHE ASSERTIONS or SOME or
OJE tOMPETiTUKS THAT We FILL THEsE
ORDERS FEOA oUE READY made SIOCk
RE4DT N-iDE CLOTHING.
ATOUR VSsHINGToA JFFICE We KEEP
ALSO A LINE ~ SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
Our READY MADE STOCh, CONSISTING OF
CDk LATEST STYLES OF MEMS. YOUTHS
AND CHILDKENs SUITS, AND SPRING
ONEECoATS, FEOM WHICH wK FILL Oh
DkKS ~ TWO DAYS TIME
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT II The AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MINT, WHICH We MAKE TO MEASURE ON
FURNISH EEADY MADE.
Deylin 4 Co.,
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KILLED AT erARRN.-This morning
about uiUe O'Clock cDlorcd man. named
Thomas Honesty. wIlle engaged in blasting
a. Frizzcll> stone quarry. near the Chain
bridge. was struck on the head with a irag-
mett Oi stone ana instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THREE FEATHERS, Novel; by VIM. Black,
Il author Of 1.-The Princess Of Thule" received
and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner 41a street and Penusy ly ania avenue
Man and Beast, Here and Hereafter; illustrated by
more than three hundred original anecdotes BY
Rev. j. G.. Wood.
The ODD Trump. a Novel.
Miss hoyel, 10y Victor CherbuiieZ.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything In
the Stationery line for sale at
may2l-tr SHILLINGTON- BOOKSTORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22
The TAMMANH ROW IN NEW
YORK.
John Morrtssey Defends His (our~p

NEW YORK. June John Morri~Sev.
Who hal been directed 10 appear before the
Tammany Hall COMMITTEES ON discipline, 70
answer the charge Of treason ana conspiracy
against the peace and welfare OF the party.
attended last night and answered a series of
questions concerning his political course
during the past winter The committee -
fused 10 accede 10 Mr.. MorriSsey's request Cor
admission of members OF the press and the
investigation was conducted in secret. tut
the proceedings are published I'm fun this
morning. Mr.. MorrSsey defended himself
a2ainstth the Impeachment. and claimed that
ms course IN opposing the CO>tigan bill ami
the civil justices bill was more in the inter
est of Tammany Han than the opposite
conduct OF its managers. In conclusion re
told the committee they might as well m Ike
mp report for his expulsion a. ne was not
going To resign until he was ready. Norris
Sey then retired and Augustus Schell AMI
all OF the nth district committee eNc,pt
three were severally examined. Mr. = -hSll
and the rest stated in answer 10 questions
asked that there was no GiSaffection I'm the
district committee.
Movement for an Aufi-Tammany Orr
ganization.
The Herald says: e" The dissatisfaction
which has OF late been manife~tiug itself
agains, Tammany hall is gradually as>um-
ing shape. Last night there assembled in
one OF the upper parlOrS of DeimOuico'S a
large number of Influential democrats whose
object was 10 form an organization which IL
i hoped will supercede Tammany. To this
end II was last night decided To get a repre-
sentative delegation from each of the CITY
wards with view 10 arranging the prel M
inarics for the election OF a general commit
tee. The first object Of the organization viii
be To institute systematic campaign
against Tammany. II Is not intended the
general committee shall be a provisional
one, but that il shall be permanent. on
Monday next another meeting will he heid.
at which about four or five representatives
nom each ward will be present. and II is
then expected that important work will be
doGe.'
Gov. TiIden ON the Anti-Tammany
Side.
NEW YORK. June Gov. Tiiden has not
signed the police Justice bill and il fails To
become law. This is one OF the bills which
has created diSsenSiOn in Tammany nall. The
.L.IL .l.n.t. - IL =
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ADJUSTMENTS.


TOMlOUE SUMNER THEATER.-M oa-
~ day, JKHt 2lSr, Ersry Nigat asif Wednesday aRd
Saturday MaitHstS.-Engagement for one week only
of Mr.. MILTON MOBILES, who will appear in his
own sterling Sensational Drama entitled Jim Is itd
soc; or, b0henliars and D,fe tires Engagement Of
the renowned specially Artists, the Stuart Sisters
Sam Deyere, Ella Mayo, Alice Gleason, and last
week : company retained.
n. B.-NOtwithsta nding the superior and costly
al fractions, prices will remain usual.
EFCome early if YOU wish seats. Je2l st.
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw No.
4S6 and Sale 40
9TH ST.) AT 9TH ST.
MARkRITKRS,
Nc. 439 TIA street, bef,rtes ID ard E streets eis a
doors ADORE Old Fsiloics Hall
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayings, ChTOmos, &c.
Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sells, Rings, Nails &C., in the District
81 TERMS CASH.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, S125 ,926.25; from customs, 500 $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

PERsONAL.- EX-AttOruey General Will
liams returned this morning from New
York, considerably improved in health.
''''Mr. j. II. Wilkinson. Mr.. l.. \. Bartlett
and Mr.. F.. Il. Peters. OF this city, were
among the arrivals a. New York on Sunday
by the steamer City OF Richmond that lie 10
Liverpool OH the 10th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

Col. j. r. O'BEIRNE says that he declined
the appointment as member OF the Sioux
commission, and that he was not dropped p
as has been stated. His letter to- the Pres
dent declining the appointment was sent to
Long Branch on the 18th instant. and on the
9TH the President tele@raphcd to Gen. Cowen,
Acting Secretary Of the Interior, directing
that Colonel Lawrence be substituted for
Colonel O'BeirDP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE SIOUX INDIAN CoMMISsIoN.-Messrs.
Human, Ashby, Comingo, and Collins, OF
the Sioux commission, have been directed To
go 10 the Indian country in advance OF the
other members of the commission TO make
preparations for the grand council. They
will have interviews with the Indians and
be joined by the full commission at Fort
Sully, when a grand council will be held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE GRADUATING EXERCISES at the
United States Naval Academy took place
yesterday. Secretary Robeson was present.
Twenty midshipmen received diplomas
and fifteen engineers. Among the gradual
ing mldshipmen was Alexander Sharp. of
the District of Columbia. The District is not
represented in the list OF graduating engi-
neerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS, of the Treas
ury department, has removed from the
kidwell building, on E street, to Youngs
building, on 18th street, between Pennsylva
MIA avenue and ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-22

THE ONE PER CENT. LEVY on the salaries
OF clerks of the Interior department in all
of the forthcoming election in Ohio does not
meet with general favor. Many decline u
pony up 10 the extent OF ore per cent an |
some decline to contribute anything AT all.
Those VINO take the latter course call the
collectors attention to the Presidents order
several years since forbidting the exactiol
OF political tribute from government en-
ployeS.
, 1875-06-05
Groeni6bne nnb SD9ter, tpeIde me1r
als 10 3oa 9ur9mciier baben, ben Son
oera2otomotipen naGa6men unb 8bu !!
Ybut ioQen.

Sas rGpsnins Sournal@ wunbert li9
oaB @iap 8oiier in Sranfreid1 eng
Lamb nno Sentl6lono fiir Is Gents per
Quart Slaide, incl 6loide, perfcuft
miro, Sie beuti@en fran5oiildcn 8ai=
Ter linb nod billiser, basesen foitet bas
8ai1er BON Mlum nno Wbite SULPHUR
Spring 81 per @aaone, in swei Sla=
i4en, bier in &iGmpno, peldes III cine
Sa9esreiie BON Der Quele e%ntfernt 1T,
Die berii6mten @alier BON Deutl6lanb
uno Sranfrei9 foiten bier nur $1.20 per
@aaone, in 4 5laiden. Wir wollen
Dem nSonrnal" Oieies @ebeimniB erfld=
ren. gs miro lebr piel bon ben beut=
l6en uno fran50Fi6en 8aiIern perfauft
unb BON Dem Mlum Mnb SulpburS pring
@aher wabri6einli9 lebr penig. 9as
Der fann Griterss 10 piel biQiser per=
fauft perben. 2ebteres lit oielei@t
nidts, ooer MIR wenls ,pert6. Oesbalb
Der bpbe 4reis.
, 1875-06-05

mas lid cine Same unter aneriffe
orf tire periOnli9e Sreibeit Dor teltt.
SieGngebetete zines itiG perliebten Stu=
benton in elmer beriibmten lIobeutl9cn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perweiserte bielem ouf
pieberbolte Bitten hire Photographic.
Sod @rmors crfabrener Singer i@ritt
81 einem &unIt9rifT; er mubte boB BIZ
boloe S9One tdslis 5u beitimmtenS stun.
ben an TenIter list uno iudte bies fiji,
leine 3tpede sn perlpertbe1; elm gboto-
graph muBte BON Der Serraile bes gegen-
iiDerlie9enben Sauies Die Wpbnung Del
@eliebten 81 beftimmter 3eit aufnebmer
nno in rci5enoer @eitalt blidt Die Ipr0be
Oulcinea sum Senlter beraus. Srium=
pbirenb iiberbra9te unier Wu1eniobn
Die wobIselun9e photographic ieiner
@elicbten sur 9enei9ten Qnlidt, wofiir
oerielbe ni6t, wie ecboHt elm liebli9es
poblDoflenOes 2aAeln CUR 8elobnung
bate, lonbcrn segen ben BON i9r feines=
we9s wobl9elitten 8erebrer-eine Glase
anDdn9te tpesen @in9rifs in Die per-
l0nli4e Sreibeit, nit Der Iie jeoo6
pom 8eri9te o~59etpieien nurbe. neber
ben peiteren 8erlauf Der Sade iperoen
mir in Der nd6lten 3eit beri6ten. sic
biloet eben oas Sasesseipld9 in elmer
Mulenltaot.
, 1875-06-05

MEIER Die ~finansisle Sage @irsi-
MEMS, mel6es BON alien Suoltaaten taft
am meiiten perlduloet mar, aber be-
miibt if, our6 perniinftise @irtb16aft
ieinen .,&ldubi9ern gere9t 81 peroen,
last Der &i9mpno ySnquirer":: nYirgi=
MEN lit beute, 10 gut wie ir9enO Elm
iStaat in Der union, i'm Stanoe, feline
.S6uloen gu be5ablen unO ieoer8 erpfli6
tuns in polem umfanse na9SnfOmnen.
Die 3eiten lino bier nidt 10 i4limm,
als Wtan3e es iib einbiloem. Sober
mann bat @elo uno ma4t @elo, abee
Die 9eute linb oamit senauer ais lie Iein
lplten. Sic baden es meiit bur9 barte
Mrbeit eriporben ,tno balteni es felt. Sc
bod berrl6t bel uns 9esenwdrtis serln=
9ere Mrmutb, a!s Dor Dem &rie9e. 8elo
1T alsemeiner perbreitet uno sIei9ma4
bigger pertbeilt, uno Seoermam belist
luel9es ooer bat bod Ausli9t es gu err
perben." (Slt. Weder.)
, 1875-06-05

9ab 8ee6er pirfli6 Elm CARA
selinnupesloler Sammerlappen 1T, bat
er in leiker YreO,et am porisenS onntas
bepieleu, inbem er aug Gidf9t auf Die
poar &atbplifen inter leinen @el9tppre@
men lt0 folgenoermaben auBerte:
u9Sas trennt &om uno 8ropflDn?
Worin unterl9eioe ib mid pon meinem
tbeuren uno bo9perebrten Sruoer Yius
oem Neunten, unO lparum lolten mir
%einanber seseniberiteben? Gr fur9tet
mid nidt, uno i'd fur9te ibn setuiB
nidt. Muf Dem 8oben Der Moral lino
mir zines unb oellelben @inncs,(?l eben
% betreffs Der ben menl9Ii9en gbarats
ter blloenoen BeltanotbeiIe, betrcHs Der
groBen 5ra9en BON Der @iinobafti9teit
Der Meni9en uno bergilouns bes Drift
li6en @baratter in Seiu GbrlltO. Siuo
mir blerin perI6iebeu? @ans nnb gar
ni9t! lnb ipenn Der Yaplt in bielsn
9insen re@tsldubi9 lit, oann 1T Der
papit pruteltantii6. Sic Yuntte, in
mel6en mir uns bon chamber unteri9ei-
Den, iino ntelgeoroneter Mrt; mir ltlm<
men in alien WeIentliGen therein"
, 1875-06-05

YoIi5ei3s @eri6t.s l., Solseno'
Jdle fanter 9eftern in oieIem @eri9t'
CUR 8erbaneFung:
Sbomas Gucas, angriH auf Deorris
Wels S. geIiraft.
Morris Meus, altsefIast tuesen @e=
1ebibertretuns unb 8el9impfuns bes
Sbomas 2ucos, purbe alf "a Stunben
in Die Sail eeianbt, ba er Die auferle9tt
9elbtrofe ni6t beoablen fonnte.
Sbomas &oone, farbig, onsefla9t Die
Mbeline @beeIemanL inter Der 8eripre=
dung lie 5h beiratben perfiibrt gu baben.
Ser 6aa murbe bis auf beute perl4o=
ben. ugsn& sue t3ltoiA
&obert Caroline unb Charlotte 8raD,
8nstif ouf Caroline Sobnion, wuroen
bis s l1br seltern Ia9mittas Ing Sta=
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