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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING orany descrption whether Railroad. Insls
ance, Steamship. Commercial theatrical or Legal. viii
find their advantage OBTAIN an estimate from thu
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABltsHMENT, ~
Broadway, before leaving their orders elsewhere.
SINCE THE ELASTIC TRUSS. 6s3 BROADWAY,
Il now generally used, uniformly curing RUPTURE. whJ
are dpgerpad backsmiths like angelst Give 1t mp. b
cause '"thcy continually do cry"
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A -~OBSERyATTONS ON THE DISEASES OF W.
"A. men," by DR.. sPRENG, late member New York
Academy Medicine mailed for 10 cents Address the
author, Dl West Twenty second street The Medical
Review says-'rhis pamphlet should be read BY every
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p1 0OO MYSTERIOUS BOOK,
tl.UUU. emitted the
PRIVATE LIFE OF KING.
By John Banvard artist
AS now on
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A SIS Will SECURE The Mosr. VALUABLE
n compendum Of beautiful fancies that has been
published in many years f. G.. De Fontanes
Encyclopaedia of Best Thoughts Of Charles Die
sold by all booksellers
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sMAD FROM LIES HISTORY"

MYSTERY OF THE FIFTH STREET SUICIDE
PosT-MoRTEM EXAMINATION or THE BODY
YESTERDAY.
1t was announced that an inquest the body Of the
unfortunate woman Nelly A. Denman, who drowned
herself in tank OF water at No 800 Fifth street. would
be held at the Coroners' Office yesterday morning at
eleven O'Clock At that hour large number Of friends
and relatives of the deceased gathered the appointed
place; but Coroner Eickhof had during the morn
ing concluded to have autopsy made on
the body the examination of the Of necessity
postponed until next Monday at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
Among others at the Coroners office yesterday
sister of the deceased who seemed greatly affected by
the sad catastrophe. Her sister she said thirty
four of instead of thirty at first reported
From what this lady says, and her statements
fully corroboraed by Miss Nellie Raymond and Others
the myserous gentleman referred to in yesterdays
HERALD as having been terms of intimacy with the
deceased is married man, from whom the uniortu-
nate woman rented her room. This person is not the
owner OF the building, but rents portion off and
then subjects the rooms He is conductor or baggage
master OF the roads running East from this city,
and his name, although known to the police is for the
present withheld. Deputy Coroner DR.. Marsh made
thorough examination of the body Of the suicide
yesterday afternoon at the Morgue He found
the lungs congesed No marks Of violence were dis
covered Death due to asphvxia from browning.
Ing been sworn and shown the body were discharged
until next Tuesday. The remains will be taken for in
torment to the home of the sister Of the deceased in
Mel
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

PUNISHED FOR ADULTEEATING MILK
At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, before
Justices Smith, Knbrcth and Wheeler, the persons
named fined follows for selling adulterated
milk Philip Block, Of No 1888 East Fifty-fourth
street. $50; John Lutzen, No 404 East Thirty first
street. $50; George Kernberger, No $50 Ridge street,
$50; John Randoll No. "a Cherry street. $50; Peter
Sweeny, No, % Cherry street, $50, and otto Machow,
OF No. Second avenue 500. The latters milk was
found aduterated thirty degrees below the standard
required by the Board OF Health officers of the SAM
tary squad are lndusriously looking after ali de-
lnquent milk dealers
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday Thomas Moseby
held to answer charge of burglariousy entor-
ing the apartments OF Mrs FANNIE Underberg, at No
40 Baxter street, while the latter out marke citing
and stealing theretrom underclothing and other APP
parel valued at 500
John Fannila, an Italian, yesterday held to an
by Justice Blxby Tor breaking open trunk be-
longing TO Joseph Lapasso, of No AZ Crosby street,
and taking thererom S44 ia greenbacks.
Judson g. Worth, of No 1S3 Duane street. charged
Gilbert G. Maston, salesman in his employ, with hav-
ing embezzed $50 Mr. Worth alleged that Maston
for time past had sold goods for which he had
been paid, but for which he failed to make any account
The accused denied his guilt but held Tor trial IN
81 hail
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"MINGEE" RoANE's EARLY LIFE.

Miss Elizabeth Govan Roane was the proper name Of
"Mingee" Roane the Fifth avenue suicide She was
from near Ayetts King William county, Va Both
her parents are dead. Her mother Warning and
sister Of the celebrated Dr. Waring, who died few
years ago IN Richmond. The father owned nne farm
and an old brick mansion, which was burned down
during the war He tree liver and Of
4 sporting disposition In ante beLtum times, being
known as fox hunter, good shot and
generally gwen to enjoyment During the
war some OF his comrades IN pleasure died then his
slavos went and his property, real and personal,
shrunk considerably in value. Possessing at times a
norose and pcevish disposition, he was often I'M
changed he led the life Of rccuse his children seeing
scarcely any society. He died about two years ago.
"Mingee and hor sister, Belle, away from home
about two years before he died He has a son. who -
believed to be living still, either In Richmond or
Baltimore. Mrs Roane died probably ten years ago.
and tho girls from mingng with their fathers negroes
had learned TO their vulgar slang and curse and
swear, like old sailors, before they lett home.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The politicians are considerably disappointed that
Mayor Wickham has not announced his decision in the
cases OF the Police Commissioners. Several can
didates have turned up election, among them Mr.
james Daily, the defeated Tammany candidate for Sena-
tor in the Sixth district exJustice Hogan and Colonel
James Bagey
Several vacancies win occur among the School Com
missoners within few days, owing TO the expiration OF
terms of Office. Mayor Wickham possesses the APP
pointing power
City Hall politicians are briefly engaged prospecting
TO who Will be the successful candidate for Clerk OF
the Marine Court after the 1st of January. IL is
coded that Mr.. Maurice Powers, Tammany appointee
and present incumbent will be removed as tho
judges, Mossrs. Sheridan and Goepp take their
seats
Speculation continues to the probable successor Of
General Fitz John Porter Commissioner OF Public
Works, should that gentleman fail to be reappointed
next month In view Of the bitter feelings aroused
among the laboring classes by the cutting down oil
their wages IL is not probable that Mayor Wickham will
send Commissioner Porters name for confirmation tc
the Board of Aldermen.
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commissions after he had been discharged the July
yesterday rendered verdict Tor plaintiff for $40 w. u
John Baird the receiver Of the Commercial ware
house Company was yesterday granted by Judge Don
ohue In Supreme Court Chambers, I'LL The lat o Jan
uary to file his schedule. ~ -
In sixteen suits brought by creditors OF tho Bank o.
California Judge Donohue yesterday directed orders OF
disconnuance be entered, He also directed yaca-
ton Of the attachments issued IN the SUITS the atler
however being conditional on tho payment " the
Sherin's fees .
Daniel H. Levitt the alleged smuggler with the
many aliases who recently escaped from the Albany
Penitentiary and was subsequently captured 10 tins
CITY by United States marshal yesterday brought
before Judge Donohue writ Of habeas corpus The
proceedings adjourned til Monday 10 allow Mr.
William r. Howe, the prisoners counsel, oppor-
tunty traverse the marsha's return
Michael Boyle, Michael league and James Maher
who arrested last July BY the detectives OF the
United States secret service Of the Treasury Depart
ment, and charged with having countoricitod United
States silver dollars and with utterng the same. wero
arraigned Yesterday, before Judge Benedict in the
United states Circuit Court criminal branch, for
tence Judge Benedict permitted the prisoners TO tes
thy IN their own behalf and believing the plausible
story they severay told suspended sentence in each
case aud gave the prisoners thor discharge.
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manner would not have my wife i've with that man
tFiske1, no matter what the consequences No sir
REPoRrER-ls your wife Ia the city nowf
BURsAAM with great force)-I know not whore she
Is sir
REPoRTER-Are you making any arrangements to
get balled out to-day or Is ii too late
BuRNHAM-I don't know, air / have had no oppor-
tunites given me 80 far TO procure bail
The case 81 the People vs. Burnham Is down on the
calendar OF the General Sessions for trial Monday,
Burnham j. physically o small man, not unhandsome
IN appearance and had part Of his right hand blown
away by the premature discharge Of a candle az
Fourth Of July celebration years ago. He Is
pleasant TO converse with and does not look like
bloodthirsty individual by any means
AT late hour yesterday the prisoner brought to
the District Attorneys oice and released a. 900
ball. Mr.. Joseph Dion the biliardst going his security
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


Emilio Giabbo and Charles Gomez, convicted OF
aaying uustamped cigars and Offering them for sale,
we're discharged yesterday by Judge Benedict Of the
United states Circuit Court
Juan Ramirez, convicted Of having cigars in boxes
other than those which the law directed TO be used
was yesterday discharged BY Judge Benedict on his
recognizance.
Henry Marston convicted OF stealing letter from
che Post ONCE, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Benedict TO two years in the Kings County Peniten-
slary.
Ephra,m Clark charged with passing counterfeit
Hny cent United States stamp Joseph Hermann, Of
No $50 East Fourth street, was yesterday held by
United states Commissioner Osborn, under $1,000 bail
for examination.
James Anthony, ONO. $50 East Thriy.eighth street.
charged with falling his books the quantity
Of spirits distilled BY him, brought before United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday and held under
81, 900 bail TO answer
In the case OF the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, OF Boston, against w s. Manning its
former agent TO Sl3 600 alleged TO have
been retained BY him 10 indemnify himself for unpaid
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KENNEDY's CAPTURE.

Captain Kennedy of the Ninth precinct, brought into
the court yesterday morning man named William
Reeves, who arrested in Jersey City the day pre-
vious on charge Of swndling boarding house land
ladies' Captain kennedy's charge against Reeves was
grand larceny. The compiainants name is Colonel
Walter W. Price, who Reeves of taking vase
containing articles Of small value from his in tho
Sturtevant House, October H. 1875. Reeves
held q
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan
AN UNNATURAL FATHER.

an UNNA4UNAI FAIHLH.
Bernard II. Zlnn was arraigned yesterday on a COM
plant preferred by Johanna Znn, Of No 7es Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn Znn is accused of outraging his
own daughter, the complainant and his assaults her
commenced five years ago The details of the
unfit for publication. Judge Morgan, before whom Zinn
was arragned, said, ''Put the shackles on him. :
linns only defence that no the father Of
the complainant but she produced evidence TO the
trary-ytz, baptsmal certificate signed by the pris
oner and his WIFE, Martha now dead he commit
ted TO the City Prison I'LL Tuesday next when the
will be further examined
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT--sPEcIAI

SUPREME coURT--sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Donohue
Iathrop vs. Godfrey ct aL-Case resettlcd.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEc1AL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis.
Clegg vs. Hamell ct al -Memorandum for counsel
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

EmDLAS Il, lOic. w ADRl
SITUATIONS XVANTED-FEMAgEg
Cooks S.c.
9(lH EAST ESD 1T, hEAk I'D Az (kiN9 FIRST
% s - SS ga Ssbr ~ M a01s so9o
Do four yearsi civ reference from her last suaIion
taarant best city reference
20H EAST 2erH sT-Two RESPECTABLE GIRLS,
and the other ambermad and waitress In pr-
800
i IQ1 BROADWAY, NEAh 2Sih 81 !, cv ~ H.. Il.
1.IDI tent woman as hrs class cook N private ianly
thoroughly il good baker Of bread and breakfast
bread Is thorough market woman get up French an
ners and upper on tho shortest notice. rst class references
chamha,m,ids &c.
I r. EAST 3oTH STA LADY, BREAKING Up HOUSE
ubn anu Cali T ; perfectly competent "Hs NJ"
..-s--s 80. - w ease
10 SUFFOLK STA YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN AS
y hotel ar ID ana Waitress " grS'e boarding mouse
-. = -, 10y = = -.-.---
100 WEST 29rI ST., THIRD FLOOR. BACK
h11 Ioo@A respectable girl as ehambemad and to
- "s"'
D.os., s-.
~ wishes a lew customers by the day
DO cutters and ftters IN ladies' dressmaking ike
families n the city Address Mrs. II. Q. $
o-1on r,,o,,rr,c,,1 :, 1,1,,,,,,,,r,,-r, ,7r,es
ODl maker, who display excellent taste in arrang
nv trimmings, wishes few engagements TO out by the
aay viii guarantee 70 IL perfectly.
= , a. 90 - 90 -- - - -
IUt stress and halrworker 90 BY the day par
teua pains taken with ladies' eombngs old switches taken
10 eNehAnse
TIT TIN Av--As sEAMsTREss; UNDERSTANDS
- All Kinds OF family sewing and dressmakng and
oFovor Bakers machinei city reference
751 SD Az, NEAR 47TH STA DREssMAKER
IN . private family; sowing machine IT REQUIRED
100 80 Av, BETWEEN 4srH AND 4srH sTs-A
~ fashionable dressmaker would like few more fam
ss WORK 9y tue gay Or week az her own home WIN 50 70
MAKER
SQI BRoADWAY-A FIRST CLASS DREsSMAkER
pa would like the work OF few more famiiies per-
loct AZ g9eranteed. =. JONES, near leth St
WASaTaEdpo1fBYSn YoUNG PROTESTANT eIRL WITH
go9d references situation IN private family 70 do
pun sewing anu assist WIN the sht wqrS can operate on
country. Apply to Working womons Protective Union, 80
Dso0ASf o.
General UoUse1vorls. Ssc.
| QHS 9TH Az, NEW YORK, OR 100 HIGH ST.
work by the day. or as and %sFe or S
seanstress wcli recommended Call all the week from II
till o'clock, address THOMPSON.
TIousekeepers, &C.
90 EAST 9TH STA WIDOW LADY As HOUSE
% keeper to a wdower Of means Call ali the week
~ housokeoper in wido~srs family ali ali week
-- Slss y. ~.
"A a
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MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED
w or uniurnished, suitable for light housekeeping
must be moderate references given required Address,
stating and location p j. Herald Uptown Branch
olie
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FINE ARTS.

lime ARTs.-25 FINE OLD OIL PAINTINGS FC
IL sale, together separately at o39 Atlantic
Brooklyn.
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WANTED FOR THE wISTER-A SMALL, FULLY
w furnished House, within hour Of City Hail. by
gentleman WHO give best references boarders will be
taken BE- very moderate Address Y u, box
176 Herald Uptown Branch Office
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A PARTISAN LADY DIPLoMEB or THE NORMAL
~ Paris gives lessons Of French German vocal
music children ladies' gontlemen Address JEANNE.
Herald Uptown Branch office
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A TTENTIoH YOUNG MEN AND PARENTS.-NOw IS
~ the time TO Join WILSON WALWORrH's Business
College and Photographic Insute southwest corner Union
square day evening" only $l25 for whole years full in
struction abundant instruction.; CIRCULARS ana
specimens FREQ.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

~ woriuoom In dressmaking establishment; no cutting
rcqured 10 who Is competent good will be pad
2 save time, but such need apply. Address NJ A.,
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In this City and Brooklyn.

NVANTED-A SUIT or ROOMS FURNISHED Oh
w not, for society u young gentlemen Address > >.
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XNANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
w House and Stable, with one or two acres Of Land
within mile Of Elizabeth N. j. Address stating particu
lars j. j. r., box l26 Post office, New York
Wy ANTRD TO RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
w Place for which l will give handsomely furnished
House, Brooklyn Heights. q. o. MARTIN IA broadway
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coAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

CITUATION wAETED-BY A GERMAN GARDENER
> single Address g. b. Of Mr. Ytur Much. So
Division At.
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INSTRUCTION.

A N EXPERIENCED. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-
n cal teacher scholar and gold medais Of foreign uni
versity desires private pupils, for college ling
hsh American highest city reference Address
broadway.
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In the Country.

A FAMILY or THREE WANT TO RENT IN THE
N country well furnished House with stable and three
of garden; within hours ride Of Now
York. where there chills and fever Painhed j
would Address giving location and terms, boz
2,oO2 Post office. New York.
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4 CT WISELY YOUNG MEN. MIDDLE-AGED MEN,
a ladies and boys. attend PAINRs old established Co-
lege Bowey Bookkeeping. Arithmetic. Mathematics
rdmenta and English Studies at aours suiting Writing
lessons S3 monthly.
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WANrED-IN FIRST CLASS PRIVATE FAMILY,
without board, an upper square Room furnished
nicely bY middle aged gcntewoman between Twenty ninth
and Thirty hith streets Third Madison
ences Address Mrs. w. J. X. station r.
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A GRADUATE OF A EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
n wishes few pupils for French native tongue,
Literature Scienccs city references
Address BELLIES LErrRES, box DIT Herald Office.
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An ITALIAN GRADUATED TEACHER OF LOE0
~ experience teaching her native language. wisars to
have few pupils; evening lessons IL desired Address
POESIA. Herald Uptown Branch once.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN CNoRTH GERMAN, IA
~ miliar with teaching German, desires pupils day
evening their residences Terms moderate. Address
GERMAN, 139 West Twelfth street
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THE BALL SEASON.


THE PROMENADE RECEPTION COMMEMoRATION
Of the Forty fourth American Institute Fair be giveI
the American Institute Hall tho evening of Novembe
80. is indefinitely postponed
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A YOUNG LADY TEACHER WOULD LIKE Chill
"A dren instruct In English n their homes in the AFTER
noon Daily instruction 81 week city reference Address
AMERICAN, Herald Uptown Branch Office
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ITRENCH SPOKEN FLUENTLY IN SIX hONTH5s
IL common method aud system grammar sue
cess fnfalible moderate Address box l42 HeFa0
Uptown Branch Office.
, 1875-09-27
Gpauien.

2onbon ~ "a. Sept. Sic seitrise
nSimes" bat cine Correspondents bon
Mabrib, ipel6e fol9enoe Mlttbsllun9en
ma6t. &as neue Minilterium 9ebOrt
Der unions= pber 1iberolen Yartci on,
welde 0 O'Oonnel aus ben belten
Glemsnten Der oamalisen con%ieroatipen
partei sebilbet puroe. Sic Minilter
tommen nit reinen Sanben ouf ibren
Soften uno linb ipesen ibres 5aientes
nnb ibrsrSntssritdt rortbeilbaft befannt
Ser Correspondent i9reibt Die Weran=
bernnssn i'm Minilterium niAt nur Dem
Mcinurssunteridisoe tpessn oesSt lmm
reats au, lonoern Dor allen Stngen lei
moi tuesen Der 8ertbeilung Ginger luz
e%ratipen Memter auf Cuba rnb ben Ybil
lippinen u%neinis seluoroen. Sie Se=
mdbistcn (Moosraoas) iino wltbeno
iiber ibre Nisoerlase. SIR Senebmen
miro sur 6Olse babeu, oab loluobl Der
&0nis, ols aud Die Giotion lia mlBnlu=
tbis BON ibnen a%bwenben. Die StrO=
muns Der Dlfentiihen Meinuns memo ct
iid na9 Der re9ten &iAtnnS uno mai
be9t ale Soiiauns. ouB Die lloerale Yar
tei i'm Stanbe iein ::yiro, Dem Sanoe elnc
quite Gegieruns 81 9eben. Senor ea=
1telar bat neueroinss uiele lelner Sort
i6ritts- Sheen semabigt nno miro pabr-
i9einli9 elm Manoot fir Die Gortes an
nebmen, mo er oana cine md9tlgeS tuBe
Der liberalen Monar9ie weroen oilrfte.
Dis Msbrsabl Der Ofisiere Der slrmes
nnteritiiben bic sesenuartise Mtonar9le.
sSn ben YrouinSen berrl4t penis 9ta-
t~ionalseiibl, aber um 10 mebr Prooln=
5iolpatriotismus.
, 1875-09-27
Gnrolai(Ae naNlihten.

Garl8ru4e. 1Iebsr bic bcreitS in 20.
ri9sr Summer fur5 erwabute 2anbcsper,
Iammluns Der uationaliberalen Bartei
in SHenbur9 beridtet oaS IS. s." Tol'
senoes: Die 2anoespsriammlun9 Ger
acknowledgement Yartct am %. Nugnf
wuroe nit elmer Mniprade bes Yarteis
ausidnlies er0ffnct, in Der aus9efubrt
wiro, eaB fir ben nahlten 3anotas bes
oeutenoe aui9aben sur %0iuas porbsbal'
ten leien Die widlislts lei cine Werbel'
leruns Der Steuer9eiese. Be5ii9lia Ses
in anoeren oeutl1en @dnoern %entbrannten
&irdeutampies tonne Saoen auf leine
fraberen &fe nit @enu9tbuuns gus
radblidsn; bod iei Oct nit elmer Sale
bon Isitationsmitteln ausseriiltete uuo
ourh auSlduOllde @ewalten eiubeitlia
9~cleitetc 0s9nsr ourA s%osernOe Saltuns
ODER ourd oaS VemIben UNI Nrfru5te
Trieoens lalilis ME su ueriObnen. Ser.
net sebe Die 6ifsntlihe Msinuns babin,
ourd eine @eiesssoorlbriit bic 9elnil4ts
Sbule ais Die einjIg bers6ti8te 6orm
Der Solfsidule gu ertlsren. Die Ser'
iaiian9sanoerun9en = einiabrises Subs
get unO GIntammer.S pitem = icien in
Den Gcrtrasen bs9ranoet. liA ben Ger'
bGItnilien oes neusesrinOsten GeideS
barmoniid an5andDern bod io1e oisics
nit S6ouun9 altbemdbrter @inridtuas
gen 9el9eben. Der Sorliscnoe oea
3anoesausidulies, Staats'4 uiualt &ie'
fer, bemertte gum leBtern Punft, oaB
bic YruriS ielbit @ereiafaduns perlanss;
oaS beriibmts englilde SbsrbarS sleibe
einem absctatsltsn alien SAiffe; bic
EXPERIMENTATION Der feuoalen 9runoherr'
i6aften iei i'm Wioeriprud nit uniern
ississn Verbaltniicn; bic baoil4sn
&ammern sli1en awei Gubrleutsn, MOO.
bon Der Glns Die Yfsroe born, Der Nns
bere bielslben bintsn anipanne. Wfit
Be;us auf Die in letter 3eit bsrporse'
treteuen DlffsrenSen innerbalb Der Yartsi
ertlarte Der oiiieutirenbs Neoner Nmmon
BON @onitan3, oaB CT uno feline Wtch
nu%n9S9enolien i'm Na9emeinen nit Der
Mnlpra1e sinuerltanosn ieien, oaB bic
Partei in beM sroBen 6ra9en eini9 iei
uno bel BEN beuOrlebenoen Wablen teft
3uiammenlteben weroe. Vet oer Nbs
thinning ersab iid einit'mmiss an'
nabue ber p.rlei.nsa Gnipraae.
4ltfrsifstt. Gm %. Guguf bat
bic lanssriebnte Ginpeibun0 uno Ser
fsbrsabersabs Der nsuen 8beiniaiff'
bride Greitett.@ ambsbsim itattssfun'
Den. lin II l1br etsnn mar e8. ais ots